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Publisher KING CO. INC. �PRESENTING �- I .. ft ~ CO TENTS INTRODUCTION • • . • . • . • . • . . . • 4 ACADEMIC . . . . . • • . . • • . . • . • 19 VI SPECIAL EVENTS • . • . • . . . . . • . 107 CLASSES •...••. ·820·2311 125 89•.. 2116 s �PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PL PL PL PL �CES CES CES r PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE _RID PRIDE ��PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE Tne Loreleis Girls' Choir. Earle Auge, director. PEOPLE �HURRYING LEARNING CLOWNING COMPETING 8 �PERFORMING ANTICIPATING 9 �r. ,.., PLACES PLACES PLACES I l PLACES PLACES PLACES ��CLASSROOM LIBRARY THE HALLS NURSE 'S OFFICE �GYMNASIUM ----ATTENDANCE OFFICE BRIDGE 13 ��- . , - - PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE �SPIRIT ACTIVITIES STUDENT 16 GOVERNMENT �f:aU Pfay Sound Cr~w W"Qrks 3 5 Feet Over Stogei PUBLICATIONS RECOGNITION ACCOMPLISHMENT 17 ��ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC . ACADEMIC ACADEMIC · ACADEMIC �Separate rooms far spetiol areas of study, English, History, Arts, and Sciences, contain most of the non·flcllon liter a· lure. Lorge and well-equipped, these rooms allow students to study and do research in silence. The LIBRARY • IS 0 center for knowledge This year Nilehi boasts a beautiful, new library. Located in a recently added wing, the library is designed to facilitate finding materials easily and quickly. Books dealing with specific subjects such as English, History, Science, or the Arts are divided into separate rooms. A large area for fiction has also been provided in the new library. Periodical and reserved book sections are special features of the library. Individual study booths are available to any student wishing absolute privacy while doing research. Sound-proof corels built to occomodate two students are local· ed in the library. Here, Shoron Notenberg studies in privacy. 20 �The new library gives Nilehi students the opportunity to study under the best possible conditions. Helene Levin looks for research material and Sharon Natenberg studies in one of the private carels while Fern Nadler studies an assignment. Fiction and biography books are shelved in the center of the library. Lower shelves make library organization easier. 21 �• ENGLISH concentrates on expression Team teaching and the Rea.ding Lab were put to more extensive use by the English Department this year. The idea of combining two classes for lectures from one teacher and individual help from the other was used much more widely than in previous years. The Reading Lab has also become on intregal part of English instruction at Niles. Students were able to use the lab during study halls to improve reading At all levels of English instruction close attention is given to improving pupil ability br noting detail and understanding ideas expressed in their texts. Here Harvey Rabin reads a short mystery story in class. and comprehension skills. These teaching devices have enabled the English Department to better educate Nilehi students in written and spoken communicati on. Honors English, Journalism, Public Speaking, English Literature, and Drama were offered on all grade levels this year. Practicing writing techniques, stressed by the English Department. Alice Wolfe completes her weekly writing assignment as her instructor, Dr. Albright, answers a composition question from another student. �Teom teaching hos been used by severol closses this year. In Junior Honors English, Miss Kloff lectures too combined group. Later, Dr. Albright, the other half of the 'team·, gives help to Cheryl Fritz, Robyn Brown, and Richard Felt. 2.3 �FOREIGN LANGUAGE improves communications t Miss Hagemann gives help to Paulo Rest in understanding and translating a lesson in her French book. 24 �Typical Russian peasant costumes are displayed by Mr. Mashak, Bev Gore, Mel Nemkov,and Steve Williams In a Russian dos;; The Foreign Lan,guoge Department recently introduced a new method of Foreign Language Instruction labled "oral aural". This new approach first stresses speaking and then proper usage by correct grammar, reading and writing. While oral aural is used only to Spanish, it is hoped that eventually the system will be expanded. French, Spanish, Latin, Russian and Germon ore taught. Classes utilize the language lob in conjunction with regular instruction. In the lob, students improve their pronunciation while they develop their comprehension. Through Languages, communicotion is possible. Through communication, world peace is possible. Richard Wolf listens attentively to the voice on the tape during on exercise in the well-equipped Language Lob. �SOCIAL STUDIES manifests the evolution of ideas An informal atmosphere is o feature of Family living classes. Elaine Levinson gives a rep ort to h er classmat es. Two new courses, adding diversity to the department, were put in to the Social Studies curriculum this year. Non-Western Civilization and Political Science replaced the former Freshman and Senior Social Studies courses. All students were required to take three required years of Social Studies, including the new freshmah and senior courses and a year of United States History taken as juniors. Students more interested in the social sciences were able to take World History, Psychology, Family Living, or Sociology. Many courses were taught on the honors level. in addition, European History was offered under the Advanced Placement Program which gives college credit to seniors. 2.6 �Debbie Smith, Miriom Kormel, ond Zoneto Feigon lead the class in o geographical study of the For East in their Non- Western Civilizotion course, the revised Freshman Social Studies course. Miss Ziko smiles her approval os she posses corrected project papers bock to students H. Bresnick, S. Schweet, J. Smith, K. Kabat, A. Appleman, S. Murphy, L. Redlin. 27 �Rolph Stern concentrates intently on his chemistry experiment. 28 �lab period in Mr. Martyn's Chemistry class provides opportunity far practical app lication of lessons studied SCIENCE challenges the unknown Decapitated crayfish, deplorable smells, and dangling skeleton bones are all part of a normal day for the Nilehi science student. jects stressed laboratory work and th e application of its principles. One of these b iology courses emphasized histology whi l e the This year's science students have their choice of courses in General Science, Physiology, Chemistry, Physics, Qnd Biology. other stressed biochemistry. Biology 3,4 was taught for the first time this year. It replaced last year's Botany and Zoology courses. The experimental chem- included an Adva nced Placement Program which ore cbllege credit istry course was duplicated by many other schools in the area. Two experimental biology courses were also offered. These sub- Besides the traditional and experimental science courses, Ni l es courses for the more talented students in the field of science. In this way, students can begin possible careers in the world of science. 29 �I I Mike Purcell constructs o geomelricol figure in his Solid Geometry class. MA TH EMA TICS strives for accuracy As the stress on mathematics increased so did Nilehi's courses for the student. Every student was assured the proper mathematics background he would need for whatever career he might be interested in. Freshman were offered a choice of either General Math or first-year Algebra. The college bound student could take Plane Geometry and Algebra 3. Honors courses in Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Math Analysis were offered for ambitious stud ents who excelled in mathematics. Today, a knowledge in mathematics is a necessity in maintaining America's position as a powerful and prosperous nation. 30 �Miss Holl explains basic mothomotico l shapes lo Joe Gorden, Roy Elkes, ond Mike Alpern of her Honors Algebra . class. John Norberg pursues his mothemotico l interest in the science room of the library. 31 �BUSINESS EDUCATION teaches efficiency Koren Feder works on o typing exercise as Mr. Mclane checks her speed with a stop watch. 32 �To turn our efficient clerical workers, the Business Education Department offers a welldiversified curriculum to Nilehi students. The use of the latest equipment and simulated office surroundings aid the teaching of the Business Education courses. Typing and Shorthand, useful to all students, were offered by the department this year. In addition, students wishing to go into the business world were able to take General Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, Secretarial Practice, or Business Mathematics. Through these subjects, the Business Education Department is keeping up with the demand for highly skilled office workers. In t~e busy "office" atmosphere of the Business Education Deportment Gail Kozlov, Barbaro Frohman, Helene Eiker, and Francine Zak work in their Cler ical Practice class. Learning how to work on electric adding machine is on important pa rt of Clerical Practice . Here Marilyn Teinberg is practicing computing on exercise on the machine. 33 �~---~- ----- • • INDUSTRIAL ARTS stresses prec1s1on The Industrial Arts deportment continues to teach valuable skills to the students at Niles. Each of the boys participating receives competent instruction in the skills of operating lathes, using welding tools, and using the tools needed lo draft ideas for their projects on paper. Courses offered in the Industrial Arts deportment include Architectural Dr awing, Mechanical Drawing, Auto Mechanics, Me tals Shop, Woods Shop, and Printing Shop. The experience the students receive from these courses become important assets to them in their future lives. The Industrial Arts department at N i les develops skilled craftsmen for the bettermen t of the community and the world. Mr. Fink checks the individual work of Electronics students Ray Pross, Steve Dory, and William Graham. 34 �Examining their woodworking handicraft ore Richard Norde Hagio Kunio and Richard Garbo work on their modern homes and John Vaugh, who together bL'ilt a desk. in Architectural Drawing by studying presentation drawings. Diagnosing ca r trouble is the work of Auto Mechanics students like Rich Young, Roy Pross, and Tim Harr igan, who are receiv· ing help from their instructor, M r . Tes t. 35 �HOME ARTS emphasizes practical skills In a Clothing class, Harriet Price hems a skirt as Miss Butler helps Robin Leigh and Maria Dory learn the ports of a sewing machine. Through studies of practical courses, the Home Arts Deportment endeavor~ to give its students a good background for future careers and for home management. With this object in mind, the department added a course in Child Care for the first time this year. Other subjects in home economics offered were Foods, Clothing, and Home Management. Girls who studied the first year of Foods or Clothing were able to continue th~ir practical education in these courses. The Home Management class was offered with the idea of giving a sound experience in running a hom e. Cherry Pie Contest judge, Assistont Principal Marvin lhne, nods his approva l as he samples firs t plocewinner Lindo Stocker's prize pie w hi le Miss Butler looks on. 36 �- While Shelli Karol looks aver some baby clothes. Miss Evangelista shows Child Care students Terry Winoker and Bobbi Epstein the correct way to hold an infont. In their Foods class. Phyllis Berlin and Pat Brady prepare the many ingredients for a cake. �Individual creativity is stressed in Art Lob. Juliette Boin, Margie Sornot, and John Peterson use extra class time to work on proiects keyed to their own individual interests ond talents in art. ART encourages creativity All those who have talent or an interest in art ore offered one semester courses on each year level. The Art Departmen t introduces its students to various techniques of shading, ink drawing, color usage, and other fascinating topics. In addition to the courses of Art and Art Lab already offered, Art Hi~torywastaughtthis year for the first time. It is basically a lecture course on the art techniques of civilized man. Subjects in art help to .cultivate and create interests that, in later life, may contribute to on active, commercial arts career. Mr. Carr instructs the art department's first class in art history. He is shown di scussing the g raphic art of the Medieval per iod. 38 �• DRIVER EDUCATION increases maturity The Dri ver Edu cation Departmept answers the questio n, "How to develop safe driver s" with an intense program to teach driv ing skills. Sophomore students participate in a three phase program beginning with six weeks of instruction in driving theory. The second phase consists of simulated driving in a stationary car, the Aetna-Drivo Trainers. Traffic situations are projected on a screen as a recording device charts the student's reactions. The last phase involves fourteen hours of actual driving in a dual-control car. Nilehi's student driving course thus provides a complete program in safety and common sense. Mr. Dorsey rep roduces rood situations on a movie screen lo help Betty Kling practice driving in on Aelno Drivo-Troiner. Bette Gustavson listens as Mr. Van Cleave teaches correct driving procedures to Judi Seigel. 39 �Cooch Lorson initiotes another Freshman class Into the rigorous routine of calisthenics in Boys' Physical Education. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION builds sportsmanship Revolutionary developments started to give results as President Kennedy's Physical Education program ends another year. Since the President's plea to the nation on the subject of making the body sound, schools have answered w ith revised programs stressing physical fitness and excellence. Ni leh i 's Physical Educat ion Department has inst ituted a wider range of spor ts than ever before. Badm inton, footba ll, golf, voll eyball, baseball, swimmi ng, fl ickerball, tennis, track a nd fi eld, bowl i ng, and wrestling help wi th fitness tests, to reinforce the program. Ike Heller helps Ted Troiforos learn a basic swing on th<l parallel bars, while Oliver Hugo, Dennis Hoffman, and Larry Noesen look on and try to learn by demonstration. 40 �GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION develops co-ordination This year the Girls' Physical Education Department expanded its curriculum by adding a new class, Sophomore Leaders. It is an accelerated course stressing gymnastics. The subject is designed for girls who excel in athletics. Jun ior and Senior girls also participated in physical fitness on on experimental basis. Each girls was able to choose the sports she was most interested in . These courses included Golf, Tennis, Hockey, First-Aid, Swimming, Softball, Modern Dance, and Volleyball. Girls' Physical Education is o mandatory course involving eight required semesters for graduation. It is designed to improve girls' physical ability and co-ordination. Andrea Cheszek and El len Door work an the horse w h ile other members of their doss practice on the other appara tus. Sandy Ohlson demonstrates on exercise. The doss is Sophomore Leaders, on experimental course this year. ��. ~ - CTI VI TIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTI VI.TIES I �STUDENT COUNCIL Although Student Council is not a new organization, its ideals and goals are constantly changing to meet new demands. This year, Student Council succeeded in bringing the jukebox into the Student Lounge for use by all students. The crowded cafeteria problems, due to closed lunch periods, have been smoothed out by Council. In other respects, it has worked out a driving code to make it easier for students to drive to school. The school's government sponsored the goldand-blue days held with the pep assemblies. The Leadership Training Conference, held at the end of the school year, was handled by the Council members. These and other accomplishments of the 1962-63 student government prove that every school needs such a repreGuiding and coordinating the many activities of Student Council ore officers Jeff Sandler (vice-president), Jeff Siegel (president), Cynthia Garro (treasurer), and Glee Miller (setretory). sentative body to be successful in appealing to the demands of every student. Mariano Munk, foreign exchange student from Uruguay, shows Jeff Siegel and Kathy Finn (Amer' can Field Service) her home "south of the border. 44 �Stover, C. Carlington, B. Harrison, R. Telka, E. Eisler, C. Beck, Upholding the traditions and standards of Student Council ore this year's members. 1\ac.k Row: A. Feder, D. Moki, L. Lorson, B. Finn, J. Isaac, S. Weiss, K. Leviton, and S. Bernstein. Fifth and J. Morris. Third Row: J. Mehlman, S. Kamin, H. Verbin, V. Row: I. Houoland, V. Sherman, S. Siegel, S. DuBoff, W. Jones, S. Siegal, S. Corev. Fou rth Row: .R. Richmon, S. Gordon, J. stone, L Jacobson, M. Munk, and J . Handelman. Front Row: K. Slotky, M. Leviton, K. Finn, and B. Finder. Gershberg, and J. Potnick. Second Row: D. Welstein, S. Sol- 45 �The SSO Executive Boord members Norm Glutzar (SSSH), Ken Gordon (SSD), Jeon Anderson (Head Clerk), and Rich Randel (Chairman) meet daily with Mr. Spatafora to insure proper functioning of the man y faceted organization. STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATION Since its beginning in 1952 the Student Service Organization SSO hos served many functions. Its most important achievement is that of releasing faculty members from supervising student behavior and placing that responsibility into the hands of the students. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Spatafora and the guidance of the executive board, the 300 members of SSO ore divided into three subsidiary groups. The largest. group, SSM, keeps the noise in the halls down to a minimum and eases student congestion in the halls. ·ssSH, the forerunner of the other groups, concerns itself with the department of students in study halls. The third group, the SSD, supervises the library and checks lockers. With a decode of dedicated service behind them, the members of SSO can toke pride . in an institution which hos been copied by schools all over the country . Handling SSO's paper work are the period secretaries. Back Row: S. Kamin, G. Carlson, and M. Silver. Second Row: S. Friedlander. J. Mehlman. Front Row: M. Klinn and C. Best. 46 �Seeing that hall monitors perform their duties well is the task of the supervisors. Bock Row: A. Winier, B. Toelke, H. Zarov, M. Miller, and M. Primack. Front Row: C. Louis (head secretary), R. Mills, M. Cavanaugh, T. Weise, and P. Nemkov. The huge task of keeping the study halls running smooth ly is up to the SSSH supervisors. Bock Row: J. Chapnick, R. Wallack, D. Lerner, S. Goldstein, and S. Richter. Front Row: T. Kroon (head secretary), R. Gibson, A. Galen, and R. Young. Checking lockers and assisting the librarians are the SSD supervisors. Back Row: S. Bernstein, J. Sandler, R. Minors, B. Shearn, M. Newburger, J. lsel, ond A. Lazar. Front Row: R. Cassman, E. Mendel, J. Mc· Groth, L. Mandel (head secretary), K. Gordon. 47 �Keeping Mr. Spatafora informed an all the actlvitie1 in the school is the task of Student Planning Baar Bock Row: T. Roper and R. Rando l. Third Row: Heller, P. Nemkov, R. Rojo, and M. Haskel. Secon Row: J. Siegel (president), G. Gordon, and L. Carte Front Row: B. Finder and F. Kite. STUDENT PLANNING BOARD Nilehi East is unique because it has both a Student Planning Board and a Public Relations Organization, known as EPIC. The at home basketball games to the differ ent clubs so they c function of the Planning Board is to co-ordinate the school's bolster their treasuries. EPIC, the Public Relations Board, publicizes events that an activities, such as student government, student services, academ ic going to be held by any school organization. It does this by us clubs, sports clubs, fine arts clubs, and general activities. The Planning Board works with its sponsor, Mr. Spatafora, on current activities and future plans of these organizations. This year the Board has started a revolving fund from which the club treasuries out the EPIC news which covers all activity news. Both the St can borrow money. The Board also is giving the concession stands 48 of P.A. announcements, display announcements. EPIC a lso plans the school assemblies and pu coses , and bulletin boon sions of the Student Service Organization. dent Planning Board a nd EPIC can be considered as new di '<l �EPIC, the student public relations board, has the task of publicizing various Nilehi activities to the student body. Bock Row: H. Levin, S. Dribin, S. Bearok, R. Gale, S. Lewisberg, A. Pattoff, and B. Berlin. Second Row: B. Finn (chairmen), C. Wel ls, M. Blitstein, J. Elias, and J. Newrri.eister. Front Row: L. Zolt and H. Verbin. EPIC BOARD Pla nning showcases is just one way Epic keeps ·he student body well informed on the activities in school. Changing th e showcase to publ icize Reflection's subscription drive ore Epic members Mar ilyn Johnson, Judi Elias, and Marlene Blitstein. 49 �The burdensome task of writing copy, cutlines. and headlines. toking pictures and orders, and assembling vorlous sections into a compact yearbook belongs to the General Staff. Back Row: R. Felt. R. Cohn, J. Feng, J. Winkel, A. Spector, and M. Ri 2mon. Third Row: S. Rubenstein (subscriptions and copy read· ing), B. Reifman, C. Estrin, C. Zimmerman, E. Pildes, S. Naten· berg, S. Lewis, H. Zarov (sports). Second Row: H. Levin (academic), F. Nodle (treasurer). M. Jocob (activities), H. Verbin (co-editor), A. Winter (editor-in-chief). Front Row: B. Hoffman (portraits), J. Kroichick (special events), a nd J. Harris (GAA). REFLECTIONS The year has run its course. The deadlines have been met. The copy has been written, checked, and turned in. The photo- on mere paper . And those who want to get the full benefit of this log will often turn their sails on the stream of time and bask graphs have been taken and carefully sorted out. The ink has in the sun of a southern sky. This is our remembrance of things dried. All these tasks are but memories, for the finished product, past, and none can take them from us. the result of a year of hard labor, is in your hands. It was designed for you, the student, and to you is it dedicated. Within Our memories must be cherished and used towards the future. What better way is there to succeed than to tell the future by this publication are the indelible impressions of class leaders the past? The major element put forth in 1963 who will one day attain the heights of fame in society. And we will read and say: "I knew him once! Yes, once when my life was thought. It does not end here. The reader must also use his gay and simple and beautiful. That was when everything was just beginning for me." A year has fled across the pages ofthis annual to be captured so Reflections is powers of concentration to reach complete fulfilment. The mind is the chief instrument used in dissolving this book. The General Staff hopes you enjoy your 1963 Reflections, and it will become a treasured record of the past. �The annual Reflections-Nilehilite banquet brings a long, productive year lo a close. Sealed at the heod table are Barbara Gordon (Reflections '62 editor), Dr. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. Beran is (Reflections sponsor), Mr. Frey (Nilehilite sponsor), Dr. and Mrs. Parker. and Roberto Teitel (Nilehilite '62 editor}. The task of compiling the Portrait Section of the yearbook is undertaken by Senior Stoff members . Bock Row, M. Longer, M. Silver, V. Comm, S. Lewisberg, C. Berger, P. Liebowitz, K. Kesseler, B. Kritzler. Second Row, J. Swider (editor;,s. Schweit, S. Friedlander, L Leopold, Front Row, B. Loll, D. Sochnoff, E. Goldberg, and G. Weiss. 51 �Contributing lime, a nd effort, o nd skill to keep the Nilehilite on award winn ing poper ore its staff member s. Bock Row B. Finder, M. Notho nson, S. Yones, D. Wer show, a nd S. Mondell. Second Row: M. Blitste in, C Citro. L. Jordon. Front Row· L. Corter , S. s~lstone, M. Sarno!, and L. Shermon . NILEHILITE Every other Friday afternoon at the end of 7th period th e school newspaper, the Nilehilite, is distributed among the students. This year the Nilehilite has again taken a fir st place rating in the Notio nal Scholastic Press Association competitio n. The q uality of the paper is kept up by the qualification that al l staff members must hove taken journalism. Extra co-editors hove been added to the staff making it possible to attain news of better quality and greater quantity. The Nilehilite sheds light on all student activities, faculty news, and sports plus added novelties such as student interviews and commentaries. The paper not only informs the students, but also provides the staff with j ournalistic experience wh ich will be very useful to them in future years. e Coordina ting the work of the Nilehilite ore its editors L n Singer (Editor·in-chiel), Art Rotstein (Sports), More Zwelling (Feature), and Fron Weinman (News editor). 52. �\ Golden Galleon Guild, Nilehi's literary association, is dedicated to the stimulation and encouragement of creative writing. Its goals are to improve student writing and to provide an outlet of self-expression. Each spring, under the sponsorship of Miss Jean Canning, the Galleon's member-authors become literary critics and judge the numerous manuscripts submitted for publication. The year's activities are climaxed in June when Golden Galleon distributes the finished magazine to the student body. The Guilds activities, however, are not confined to the publication of the magazine. Early in the year an initiation party was held for new and assbciate members. Each year two one-hundred dolla r scholarships are awarded to deserving seniors on the basis of litera ry achievement and scholastic merit. In June, Editors demonstrate their sorcery on new members at the Galleon members assemble for their annual end-of-th e-year banquet. Golden Galleon lnitiotion·Halloweenparty. BackRow ,J. Snyder, H. Nissensan, C. Babera, and P. Res\. Front Row: L. Ferdman, A. Winter, ond S. Ferdman. GOLDEN GALLEON These Golden Galleon members not only write original creations, but they also read, judge, and help the literary talents of other Nilehi students. Background left to right, M. Haskel l, C. Bobero, K Schwartz, M. Sarnat, and J. Elias. . Foreground, H. Nissenson, J. Snyder, and A. Winter. 53 �HOME COM ING COMMITTEE The leadership needed 'or the vast job of planning Homecoming was handled by the Homecoming Committee's chairman ond Executive Boord. Bock Row: K. Kent, C. Soloman, J. Issac, ond C. Garra. Third Row: D. Schmidt, S. Dribin, and N. Joslyn. Second Row: H. Verbin, J. Potnick, C. Carlington, R. Brown, Front Row: P. Goll is, T. Kroon (director), and B. Finder. Nilehi's own Roby n Brown sells her bolloons to on enthusiostic crowd at the Homecoming game. 54 �A great deal of work and lime is spend by the Senior Board in planning each Student Union. Back Row: R. Seigel, M. Joffe, J. Albrecht, B. Silverstein, P. Monson, and T. Mauer. Third Row: J. Mise, R. Millis, J. Mehlman, H. Verbin, S. Ingersoll, T. Kroon, and K. Kent. Second Row: H. Nissenson, K. Finn, R. Rainer, C. Vodion, 0. Schmidt, and K. Wells. Front Row: T. Roper (president), B. Lorr, J. Olson, and B. Finn. The Student Union Board is a group of seniors organized to promote better relations between the faculty and students and lo provide interesting activities for the students. The Board sponsors the monthly Student Unions. These dances are high lighted by popular motion pictures, band or recorded music, and refreshments. Special events, such as the N-Club initiation held on November 3, are held at the Saturday unions. The Boord also plans and organizes the annual Christmas dance. This year's ·dance, "Moonlight and Mistletoe." was a beautiful evening climaxing the holiday festivities. Every May the present Union Board selects approximately twenty juniors lo be the next year's members. The juniors then vote for their officers, including a president, vice-presidenttreasurer, secretary, and chairman of the publicity, entertainment, refreshments, and decorations committees. Student Union mixers offer Hollywood movies, games, refreshments, and dancing for all students enjoyment. STUDENT UNION BOARD �In recognition of their outstanding ocademicachievel'T'ents, these seniors were inducted into National Honor Society last spring: Back Row: L. Mandel, M. Goodman, and P. Nemkov. Th ird Row: R. Ahrens, R. Bloom, R. Couzin, J. Siegel, and C. Shaughnessy. Second Row: R. Weinstein, and J. Snyder. Front Row: M. Silver, B. Finder, C. Wagner. NATIONAL HONOR S· CIETY O The Notional Honor Society is a noti onal organization designed to recognize and stimulate our superior students. Membership in the Na ti onal Honor Society is limited to fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the jun ior class. Students are selected by a faculty committee on the basis of scholastic achievement, leadershi p ability, and extracurricular activities. To be eligible, a student must be in the upper twenty per cent of his class and must have at least a "B" average. Each spring new members of the Society are initiated in a solemn ceremony. At this time, the initiates receive the traditional red roses and gold pins. These objects are symbolic' of the fact that they have pledged themse lves to upholding the ideals of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. National Honor Society members J. Snyder, R. Ahrens, M. Goodman, C. Shaughnessy, P. Nemkov, and L. Mandel light the condl es symbol izing the light of knowledge in their induction ceremony. 56 �f: f ( Preparing for when they will be teachers ore the officers of Teachers of Tomorrow. Back Row· B. Atkin (treasurer), and R, Kirmon (secret;,ry). Front Row, M. Jacob (vice-president) and B. Hoffman (president). VOCATIONAL CLUBS The vocational clubs offer their members programs which enable them to learn how to use and apply the basic prinicples of their respective profession. The Future Nurses Club, Teachers of Tomorrow, and Future Secretaries give students an opportunity to develop a better understanding of their tasks as careerwomen. The training available to students participating in the Physics and Astronomy Clubs will help future members understand the world better through research and experimentation. Boys who are in te rested in ham radio p rojects ca n receive the help they need through the Rad io Club. The Executive Club will prepare students for competition in the business world. Al l of these clubs offer p rograms and gu idance that is extremely beneficial to students because they prepare today's teens in becoming tomorrow 's const ructive citizens. Working with the nurse, the office rs of Future Nurses learn what nu rsi ng invo lves. Back Raw, L. Pcwell, D. Boumgate n . Second Row, C. Rodg e rs. Front Row, S. Eichhorn, l. Kaplan, J. Slaw, and L. Ke llar. 57 �Leading the Astronomy Club in its discussions and exploration s of the heavens ore Chris Shaughnes sy (vice-presi dent) and Donald Dammann (president) . VOCATIONAL CLUBS cl Tomorrow assist the school during on Open House helping parents find their children's program and then by directing them around the building. Teachers Preparing for the world of business ore the members and officers of Executive Club, Wayne Hanson (secretory}, Craig Dortsch (president), Ross Bendel (vice-presid ent\. SB �Jackie Czernick (secretory), Elaine Levinson (vice-president), and Paulo Liebowitz {president) concentrate on helping the members of the Future Secretaries Club improve their necessary office skills. Ronald Dommonn (president) and Dove Messner (secretory) broaden their knowledge of physics through experiments and discussions offered by the Physics Club. Radio Club's members work toward their goal, FCC radio operator's license, wi•h their officers. Bock Row: M. Schetmon (treasurer), D. Greenberg (vice-president). Front Row:J. Meyerhoff (president) and J. Feng (secretory). 59 �Chess Club's officers, Jvlion Weiss and Barry Wolf, enioy the battle of minds that a game of chess offers. HOBBY CLUBS One of the basic principles of the extracurricular activity program is that it appeal to all students. For the more serious minded student Nilehi offers clubs to provide mental stimulation as well as recreation. International Relations Club hos a program of guest speakers, foreign exchange students, and informal discussions with members to discuss inter- national and notional problems. Chess Club members play to improve their game. This year a five man team was chosen lo participate in inter-scholastic competition. The Folk Music and Stomp Collectors Clubs are the newest clubs at Niles. Nilehi's debate team participated .in meets with several schools and appeared on the television show Rebuttal in December. Holding up Niles' standards in debate and speech ore these officers of Mosque ond Gavel. Back Row: Ken Leviton, Alice Wolfe. Front Row: Fred Reiner ond Morty Cholfie. 60 �Keeping informed on world offoirs through lectures, discussions, and guest speakers ore the members and officers of Internation- al Relations Club. Ron Kirschner (president), Richard Miller (vice-president), and Joel Goldman (secretory). The Folk Music Club with Sharon Whets tone (secretory) and Lowell Shyette (president) as officers enjoys listening to mus ic from different ports of the globe and comparing the varied yet similiar music. J~ -l~ I Joel RU'binstein, Joe Goldstein, ond Murray Pearlman as officers of Stomp and Coin Collectors Club discuss and compare the mony stomp and coin collections of its members. 61 �FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS To supplement their grammatical knowledge of the foreign languages offered at Niles, students may participate in the foreign language clubs. This extra-curricula r activity enables the students to learn more abou t the customs and cultures of various countries. Films ore shown and are often accompanied by a lecture given by a guest speaker. The spirit of Christmas, as it is cele b rated in other lands, was brought to Niles through parties g i ven by the Spanish and German Clubs. Fall and spring banquets giv e interested students an opportunity to sample the foods and delicasies from other nations. Each year i n the spring, Span- Aeneas' founding of Rome, Caesar's conquering of Gaul, and Augustus Caesar's expanding the empire ore just o few of the topics discussed in Latin Cl ub. Officers ore Judy Eimsteod ish students are able to see for themselves (counsel) and Barbaro Rosen (secretory). through the school sponsored trip to Mexico. Planning Christmas Porty, Spring Banquet and other affairs for Germon Oub members are Standing: Marianne Oram, Seymore Beorok ond David Greenberg. Seated ore Liene Venters and Gory Nevins {president). 62 things which they hove learned about all year �Making plans for the Christmas party of Spanish Club ore Carol Chapmon (president), Lesley Le v in (se cre tory), Richard Grant (vice-president), and Ko ren McCarthy (treasured . Looki ng over French imports ore officers of French Club in background, Darlene Schmidt (treasurer), Fern Nadle r (secretary), and Rhonda Kasik (vice-president). Front are Andrea Broinin (secretary) and Paulo Rest (president). Supplementing their knowledge of the Russian language ore the officers Lynn Epstein (secretary), Robert Couzin (vice· president) and Kenneth Seeksin {president) of Russian Club. 63 �RECREATIONAL CLUBS TRl-Hl-Y and Hl- Y are two of Niles East's most active clubs. They have sponsored service projects and social functions. Affiliated with the Skokie Valley Y.M.C.A., the purposes of TRlHl-Y and Hl-Y are to prepare their members for future life and present betterment through high standards of character. Hl-Y citizenship award and scholarship encourage members to live up to the highest standards. TRl-Hl-Y, having just completed its twelfth year at Niles, participates in homecoming, athletics, and service works. Pen Pal Club enables students who are interested in foreign countries or a foreign language to gain much knowledge by corresponding with a student from another country. Art Council gives the creative student a chance to dabble in the many different fields and aspects of art. Planning many types of activities for its members ore HI-Y'S officers. Bock Row: A. Semrow and B. Peterson. Second Row: J. Isaac. B. Peterson, and N. Sandstorm. Front Row: C. Anderson (vice-president), and R. Randel (president). Making plans for TRI-HI-Y'S service projects ore Bock Row: Kathy Plough (vice-president), Glee Miller (secretory),ond Solly Gross (treasurer) Front Row: Jackie Miller (president). 64 �Marla Berman, Steve Rosenzweig, and Pat Goodmon, officers of Pen-Pal Club, hove initiated a new practice at N iles by corresponding with high school students abroad. Art Council's meetings allow students to participate in any phase of art they ore interested In. Here Brod Kasie works on on oil pointing as Niles Strongenes and Mork Choikin watch Jaclyne Frozin work with cloy. Officers of the lively and active Art Council ore Back Row: Sheila Drlbln (treasurer) and Elaine Schuman (secretary). First ~ow : Lynette Zoll (president) and Robyn Brown (vice-president). 65 �The Pep Club, with the help of Its officers, Kathy Albrect (president), Sue Shuffman (vice-president), Lindo Maxzon (treasure r), and Janet Wells (secretary) keeps school spir it alive and loud. SERVICE CLUBS Services lo the school, the faculty, and the student body are the primary objectives of the service club s. The Ushers Club makes certain that patrons al school functions are promptly seated. The purpose of the Managers Club is to care for the athletic equipment and build the athlete's moral. The Library Assistants keep the library in a neat and order ly condition by shelving and cataloguing incom i ng books . The PSO allows the students and faculty to enjoy the many pictures of different subjects they have taken around school. The Stagelighting Club is responsible for lighting the auditorium for such programs as music and drama performances . The AV A handles technica l equ ipm ent such as movie and slide projectors and tape recorders. These boys set up this equ ipm ent when it is needed for classroom instruction. ( 66 Films are previewed before be ing shown In the classes to dis cove r any defects. Here Les Ascher, president of AVA watche • for mistakes in the film , a nd checks th e projector. �Sherry Stein (treasurer), Gayle Gordon (president), and Bobby Lutren (secretary) of Ushers Club, see that everyone is properly seated in the auditor ium at school plays. Becom ing acquainted with the new lighting equipment ore t he officers of Stage Lighting Club, Victor Kure (v ice-president), Al Semrow (secretary), and Bruce Silverstein (president). Overseeing the services of the Audio Visuol Aids Club are its officers Les Ascher (president), Ron Greenberg (secretary- treasurer), and Al Semrow (vice-pr esident). 67 �The aims of the Photographic Service Club are ta train student photographers. Back Row: R. Hugo (treasurer), P. Brady (secretary). Front Row: B. Todd (president), P. Tanzer (v ice-president). Library Assistants. Back Row: R. Kirman, S. Cabin, B. Diaz, C. Levinson, S. Lepaff, E. Horwitz, G. Kemp, B. Marcus, P. Barach, V. Siwek, L. Rybeck, C. Glenn. Second Row: S. Farberman, I. Gilson, S. Coplan, R. Lundsberg, G. Hoke, F. Heilbrun, K. Stein, E. Nessel. Front Row: R. Oppenheimer, S. Dribin , G. Nicholas, A. Greenberg, and S. Chaitkin·. Members of the Managers Club do a fine job working with their teams. Back Row: M. Grossman, J. Gold, A. Wentink, and T. Joseph. Third Row: M. Dovis, E. Lichenstein, and H. Fine. Second Row: J. Sand ler, A. Nissenson, W. Jones, A. Greenberg, B. Chapmon. Front Row: F. Rubin, L. Archer, and P. Gall is. 68 �DRAMATICS CLUBS Through their interest in the f ield of dramatics, students devote at least I 00 hours of tim e worki ng on productions in order to become National Thespians. Officers of the Ni les branch are Mike Kassin (secr etary), Shel l y Mandel (treasurer), Judy Curtiss (secretary), Tin Kroon (v ice-president), and Barbara Finder (president). Promoting an interest in dramatics and devel oping dramat ic ability are the Spotlighter's goals. Back Row , B. Woserman, S. Skolnick, and W. Arbit. Front Row, S. Ferdmo n (preside nt), A. Wr ight, and B. Gore. 69 �The aims of the Photographic Service Club a r e lo train stude nt photographers. Bock Row: R. Hugo (treasu rer), P. Brody (secretary). Front Row: B. Todd (president), P. Tanzer (v ice-president). Library As,istants. Back Row: R. Kirman, S. Cabin, B. Diaz, C. Levinson, S. Lepoff, E. Horwitz, G. Kemp, B. Marcus, P. Barach, V. Siwek, L. Rybeck, C. Glenn. Second Row: S. Farberman, I. Gilson, S. Coplan, R. Lundsberg, G. Hake, F. Heilbrun, K. Stein, E. Nessel. Front Row: R. Oppenheimer, S. Dribin, G. Nicholas, A. Greenberg, and S. Chaitkin-. Members of the Managers Club do a fine job working with their teams. Bock Row: M. Grossman, J. Gold, A. Wentink, and T. Joseph . Third Row: M. Davis, E. Lichenstein, and H. Fine. Second Row: J. Sandler, A. Nissenson, W. Jones, A. Greenberg, B. Chapmon. Front Row: F. Rubin, L. Archer, and P. Goll is. 68 �i)ll'~ -. _ , .. ·· . / '1tz~:)t1. \u.·· -~ - )~~ J~. . · I ·, . .- J Loreleis . On stairway, front row, C. Hazelton, H. Goldstein, S. Mi ller, B. Ferguson, C. Doyan, E. Trailoros, R. Mechanic, K. Engstrom, N. Joslyn, K. Kessler, C. Campbel l, C. Kumlin, J. . Brickman. Back Row, L Trendier, C. Rogers, C. Johnson, K. Gustafson, E. Kramer, J. Garro, D. Kraus, H. Verb in, H. Har- wood, N . W ihelmson. On the left side of the pool, L Miller, J. Czernaik, S. Mandel, S. Wolters, D. Davis, S. Gordon. In front of them, K. Wells, C. Bohol. On the righ t side of the pool, S. Peterson, L Wickert, B. Fisher, L Klinke, P. Baumann, K. Wanoski, K. Haze lton. The various music organizations of Nilehi East provide entertainmen t at assemblies, ·at seasonal prog ra ms, and at community functions. Besides singing at school events, the Lorelei under the direction of Mr, Earl Auge sang for the Skokie Civic Womens C lub, the Fairview PTA, and the Skokie Young Women's Club . The Choir performed for Nilehi East's PTA. The Concert Orchestra, under the d irection of Mr. Douglass, and the Concert Band, MUSIC ORG ANIZ ATIO NS conducted by Mr. Leo Provost, joined the Choir in performance s at many school assemblies during th e year . Severa l annual music programs were again given this year. In December, the music groups combi ned their efforts to brighten the holiday season by presenting th e annual Winter Festival. The Musical in April and the May Festival rounded out a year of excellent performances given by a group of hard working students who love to entertain the school. 70 �Choir . Back Row: V. Kramer, K. Hayes, D. Davis, D. Krauss, L. Kramer, C. Johnson, D. Grant, J. Mise, R. Benion, B. Lorr, B. Glass, D. Clouser, T. Taylor, B. Ahrens, L. Trendier, J. Garro, S. Weisman, B. Shefsky, J. Opperman, B. Sussman, B. Fisher. Third Row: L. Ballestra, K. Gustafson, A. Harmening, B. Anderson, R. Skolnik, S. Capital, L. Miller, J. Isaac, P. Sereni, B. Ladehoff, T. Lund, P. Gall is, P. Scarpelli, C. Turski, G. Kettering, C. Krumsieg, C. Bobera, C. Boho!, B. Cheney, K. Kessler, Girls GIH. Back Row: L. Riggs, M. Sinkus, S. Bozin, L. Drake, R. Lee, B. Ferguson, L. Siegel, F. Anderson, R. Comer, E. Boosales, J. Mueller, S. Wolters, B. Brown. Third Row: K. Wannaski, V. Van Ovvering, J. Meltzer, C. Casbarian, D. Schmidt, L. Greenwald, J. Green, J. Malis, S. Diel, L. Skora, L. Wichert, J. Feil. Second Row: B. Gore, C. Kum Iin, J. Koplan, S. Peterson, L. Stone, J. Albrecht, M. Rothman, C. Janisch, T. Maurer. M. Janson, L. Brandel, B. Dowlin, B. Goodman, S. Olson, S. Miller, A. Anthony, P. Bauman, N. Joslyn. Front Raw: G. Boren, E. Traiforos, R. Kavanaugh, H. Goldstein, S. Fox, H. Verbin, S. Mandel, M. Klinghofler, J. Klein, D. Gibrick, A. Gerber, A. Spores, C. Campbell, S. Learner, M. Learner, R. Mechanic, L. Nelson, S Saflro, Mr. Earle Auge. L. Akerlund, I. Bobren. Second Row.: R. Bauer, D. Steinberg, C. Ramsay, S. Glazer, C. De Koven, L. Cole, L. Warren, L. Brandel, L. Powell, D. Huntley, L. Benjamin, M. Weinberg. Front Row: I. Grass, R. Oher, B. Beck, D. Keller, D. Stevens, E. Rubenstein, R. Tyska, M. Silton, A. Holmes. I~ bf 71 �~ '. . ~. n : _,,, . ~ :.,. \ e rt Girls Glee. Bock Row: L. Grandinetti, M. Ponitch, S. Schwanke, R. Roth, V. Neumann, J . Cox, G. DeCorl, K. Dreffein, M. Freeling, R. Brody. Fourth Row: J. Czerniak, S. Gordon, M. Arcnow, A. Zabore, C. Widman, B. Maday, P. Compono, L. Sonders, P. Herter, C. Sondrik, K. Nelson. Third Row: S. Rottnezr, K. Engstrom, E. Librj, S. Sernovitz, D. Word, j_ Kaufman, D. King, I. Krupp, G . Marshall, L. Schwegel. Second Row: C. Steiner, D. ·Zee, L. Weiss, E. Reese, D. Grof, R. Konrad, C. Ponkev , L. Towbin, C. Doyen . Front Row: D. Johnson, K. Copettine , C. Weil, J. Zehner, L. Savitz, E. Greenberg, C. Spiegel. Concert Band. Bock Row: G. Welchkd, D. Rosenthal, S. Plotkin, L. Walloch .. M. Evans. W. Droebough, R. Goodfriend. Third Row: R. Stern, J. Rosenzweig, D. Zeller, P. Aronich, D. Hussey, T. Knudson, C. Johnson, R. Cross, I. Fronk, K. Krell. Second Row: K. Cohen, R. Noble, T. Korman, S. Beaver, S. Tay lor, J. Goldstein, L. Fretzin, C. Suritz, W. lngstrup, M. Gershberg, M. Jacob, J. Millman, C. Wood. Front Row: R. Couzin, M. Roseman, C. Chapmon, R. Urman, K. Frondzel, L. Maxson, K. Haselton, M. Berger, D. Applin, L. Keller, D. Shevitz, R. Wallis. �Concert Orchestra. Back Row: K. Schubert, H. Bush, S. Shapiro, S. Yanes, H. Harwood, S. Plotkin, D. Rosenthal, M. Evans, N. Siegel, J. Selig. Third Row: R. Malirz, P. Rest, J. Goldstein, S. Taylor, R. Stem, J. Rosenzweig, P. Aronica, D. Hussey, K. Kreft, L. Zivic. Second Row: C. Rogers, M. Schectman, G. Berger, B. Robins, R. Noble, R. Couzin, L. Fretzen, W. lngstrup, M. Jacobs, L. Sonkin, A. Snedeker, F. Chas kin, 0. Anderson. Front Row: G . Shapiro, R. Drozdzik, H. Doner, E. Rotkin, C. Chapman , R. Urman, K. Frandzel, L. Maxson, 0. Manaugh, B. Myers, J. Leogrande, and M. Brown. Boys Glee. Back Row: W. Weber, 0. Hrab, G. Johnson, D. Skol, R. Smith, G. Polkkoff, D. Czerniak, A. Karol. Front Row: K. Macintyre, B. Peterson, R. Lundsberg, Mr. Auge, L. Comitor, and L. Tincher. 73 �.. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. I fffl2/[7LWJ[jl �-- ---···-····· ...................... - --- - --. - . . - - . ------------------ ~ ---- S£ SlBOdS ·•101s •ljl U! puo>•• pe>01d OljM S8jOWWD81 'S!lj <UOJ"q d!ljSUO!dWDlj) 81DIS £961 D W!lj UOM lj>!ljM WJOj 8U!IOdWDJj S!lj S8!DJISUOW8p IP'DH e100 J&qwew woe1 D!l•Duwil.6 Jo!unr SlBOdS SlBOdS SlBOdS SlBOdS SlBOdS ........... _______ _ ·---·---------·--- - - - - - - - - - -.. - . - ... - - - - - .. - - - - - ------·-----·-·-~ ... ----f>;;-------·-·---------..-----~- .... �Varsity Football Fron t Row: Mr. Kuehne (troiner), Bob Stein, Bob Shearn, Tony Melos, Dick Minors, John Poppondreo (copto in), Roy Deon, Al Stern, Denny Gibrick, Steve Wollock, Les Ascher. Second Row: Mr. Ewing, Mr. Rooney, Bil l Toehlke, Mork Newburger. Dick Sokow, Steve Winston, Som App leboum, Bi ll Richardson, Jeff lse l, Steve Bernstein, Mr. Osness, Mr. Ursky. Third Row: Bert Holl, John Zioh, Barry Perelgut, Bill Brandt, Al Lazor, Ross Bendel , Ted Kossoff, Bruce Tzinberg, f;llr. Meyer. Bock Row: Al Nissenson, Bil l Chopmon, Col Snyder. John Armstrong, Ed Mossoff, Ted Cobun, Bob Ruttenberg, Al Monosin, Jerry Dolins, Kent Brody, Pou l Gailis, Fred Rubin. • VARSITY impro ved, but winless again Thi s year's Trojan varsity footba ll squad a lthough improved over last year, again failed to w in a game. Th e improvement in the team, however, was obvious from the outset of th e season. In its first game the squad made a superb team effort before falling to a very strong Niles West team 7-0. This heartbreaking loss to our arch-rival was a particularly frustrating defeat for East because the t ea m p layed near-f law less football in a losing effort. The followi ng week the gridders battled a very strong Proviso East team on even terms but fel l to two long to uchdown runs by the Pirate's Leo Howard, 14-0. From this point on the fortunes of the squad took a decided turn for the worse. Injuries, drop-outs and disciplinary action weakened the team greatly, resu lting in crushing losses to New Trier, Oak Park and Waukegan. With the exception of a hard fought 21-0 loss to Evanston th e varsity never again approached its early season form. Prospects for n ext year are fairly good. Captain John Pappandrea and Most Valuable Bill Richardson are graduating but thi s years squad was dominated by Juniors. With ou tstanding Juniors Oick Minors, Bert Hall and Mark Newburger being joined by a group of sophomores who shou ld bolster the weak Trojan line, the current 16 game losing str eak should end in 1962-63. Bob Shearn pulls in touchd'own poss from "clansman" Dick Minors in the Highland Pork game. 76 �Al Stern triesfutilelytoevodethegrospof on enemy linesman. Hord charging Ross Bende l heads downfield in West game. Dole Schmitzer reflects thefeelingofNilehifonsos she watches the Trojans foll to Highland Pork 19-6. ~ FOOTBALL SCORES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES 0 0 7 0 6 0 6 6 Ni les West Prov iso East Waukegan New Tr ier Highland Park Evanston Oak Park Morton East LEAGUE STANDINGS 7 13 38 47 19 21 65 19 New Trier Evanston Proviso East Waukegan Oak Park Highland Park Morton East NILES 6 6 4 4 4 2 1 0 0 1 3 3 3 4 6 7 77 �Sophomore Footba ll Front Row, Mel Klinghoffer, Mark Gilhoole y, Larry Fabian, John Davis, Iva n Sizemore, Dennis Sn ider, Mitch Paradise, Scott Duboff, Joel Blumberg, Art Be rger, Earl Lichtenstein (Manager). Second Row, Coach Col lein, Coach McCarrol, Mike Stricher, Glenn Pou l, Morry Saopznik, Sieve Warren, Chuck Reynolds, Greg Galtuse, George Cizeutski, Barry Schoel ler, G lenn Jorol, Bill Nigul, John Smart, John Gould (Manager), Coach Od livak. Top Row , Bob Gardner, Red Shaeffer, John Gay, Harvey Rosen, Dave Ewing, Bob Bauman, Bill Douglas, Steve Weiss, Don Siegal, Tom Coleman, Neil Cherlack. SOPHS display tough defen se, wea k offe nse ., \ \~ The 1962 sophomore footbal I squad opened SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCO RES the season successfully with consecu tive v ictories ove'r arch-rival Niles West and eventual Suburban League champion, Proviso East. This early season momentum faded quickly, however, and the sophs lost a ll of their remaining six games. The late season fai lure of the sophomore gridders was due, in a large part, to the loss of first string quarterback Don Seiga l after the Proviso game and to the lack of a strong running attack. NILES 6 Niles West 0 NILES 7 Proviso East 6 N ILES 6 Waukegan 2 NILES 0 0 0 0 0 New Trier Highland Park 7 Evanston 2 N ILES NILES NILES NILES Oak Park ]. Morton 3: Theses two deficiencies caused an offensive weakness which the unusua lly strong sophomore defense cou ld not offset. Back next year to try to rea lize the promise displayed in the Proviso game and to end Nilehi's sixteen g,ame losing streak are Maury Sapoznick, Bil l Nigut, Barry Scholer, Neil Chertack and this years outstanding sophomore, fullback Glenn Paul. Sophomore safety Nei l Cherlack breaks up a Niles West pass. 78 SO PHOM ORE FOOIBALL STAN DINGS Proviso East New Trier Waukegan Evanston Highland Park Oak Park Morton East NILES 5 5 5 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 l 4 5 6 �• HARRIERS grea test 1n scho ol histo ry ',' -_/. ' ' - i:/' ~Varsity Cross Country Ch r is Front Row: Manager Bruce Kaplan, Mike Purcell , Lorry Sachs, Norm Sondstrum , Mo rk Lieberman. Bock Row: Stohlke, G.regg Gunderson, Mike Ca vanaugh, Chuck Anderson, Lorry Shap iro, Ron Korzen. The 1962 ed ition of the Ni les Township Varsity Cross Country squad was the finest in school history. Led by Ni lehi's greatest runner, M ike Purcell, who was defeated only four times in seventeen dual meet appearances, the varsity turned in on 8-8- 1 record. The highlight of the season and on indication of the stature rea ched by thi s years l earn was a 28-28 tie with defending stole champion Highland Pork. Subsequent weakening of the learn through drop outs, injuries and disciplinary action led to a di sappointing 8th place Suburban League meet f inish, but foi led to dampen the general fee ling of optimism which pervades th e Nilehi Cross Country program. Prospects for next year ore extreme ly bright as consistent performers Greg Gunderson, Mork Liebman and Norm Sondstrum return in 1963. VARSITY LEAGUE STAN DINGS Evanston New Trier 7 Oak Pork High land Pork 5 2 3 3 0 NI LES Proviso East 2 l Waukegan BO VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCORES NILES 23 Barrington NI LES 39 Pa latine 18 NILES 23 Ridgewood 33 NILES NILES 30 22 41 Niles West Waukegan 25 35 NILES 0 7 34 NILES 19 N ILES Libertyville 22 Mundelein 26 Schurz 36 50 Evanston 12th Place, Forest City Invitational 22 NILES West Leyden 28 N ILES Highland Pork l st Place, Ridgewood Invitational N ILES 28 Morton East 25 Deerfield 8th Place, Suburban League Meet 15 Grayslake N ILES 27 Proviso East N ILES 41 New Trier N ILES NILES 6 3 4 4 6 Morton East Mike Pu rcell, Ni lehi 's greatest run ner. N ILES NILES 26 Oak Pork Lake Forest 15 35 28 27 30 47 22 20 29 �SOPHOMORE CROSS COUNTRY SCORES The Sophomore Cross Country squad suffered through a misleading 3-16 record in 1963. This is not a true indication of the potential of this squad, however, for the two top soph Harriers were up helping the varsity to its fine record. These two, Greg Gunderson and Chris Stahlke, along with consistent sophomore winner Ron Kaufman form the nucleus of what might have been one of the finest soph teams in the area. NILES 39 Barrington 18 NILES 44 Paletine 19 NILES 29 Ridgewood NILES 36 Niles West 26 20 NILES 48 NILES NILES 31 Waukegan Schurz 26 47 Evanston 18 31 West Leyden Highland Park 26 46 NILES NILES 17 Minus Stahlke and Gunderson, however, the sophs experienced more than their share of troubles. As in the case of the varsity, the Sub- NILES so NILES 27 urban League meet was a disaster for the sophs, who also had to settle for eighth place. Never- NILES NILES theless, prospects for next year are excellent and NILES the steady improvement of Nilehi Cross Country NILES NILES teams should continue in the near future . Maine East Deerfield 8th Place, Suburban League 15 15 30 18 Grayslake 47 50 50 30 Proviso East 18 New Tr ier Oak Park 15 15 Lake Forest 27 43 Junior Mark Liebman strains toword the finish .of the Bunker Hill course. • SOPHS show promise Sophomore Cross Country Top Row: Dennis Bailen, Bob Cavanaugh, Jim Rubin, Ron Kaufll'"lon, Jeff Gent, Bob Blitstein. Bottom Row: Mel Nemkov, Bob Sweetow, Ken Van Ommering, Rick Schatz, Al Heniche. 81 �VARSITY GYMNASTICS SCORES Niles West 78 l / 2 73 Proviso West 59 91 Palatine NILES NILES NILES NILES • e "I 73 Maine East 2nd Place Evanston Invitational 53 l / 2 41 59 NILES 81 Glenbard West NILES 84 Oak Park 47 NILES 79 Rich East 53 NILES York 77 l/2 69 Proviso East NILES NILES 85 NILES 67 l / 2 76 NILES NILES 51 44 l /~ 63 47 New Trier West Leyden 64 l / 2 Waukegan 56 Evanston NILES 73 Arlington 59 NILES 96 Morton East 36 N ILES 78 Lane Tech 54 VARSITY LEAGUE STAN DINGS Proviso East 6 5 4 Waukegan 3 N ew Trier 2 Oak Park l 0. Evanston Niles East Morton Varsity Gymnastics Top Row: Mork Kohn, M ork Kaplan, Ar ni e Lozoo r. Middle Row: Rick Block, Mork Slatten, Dol e Hardt, Leon Cooperman. Bottom Row: Ken Gordon, Ike Heller, Cooch Ricotelli, Co och Berke l. GYMNASTS second • state A r nie Lozoor executes a p erf ect handsta nd on th e paral lel b ars as Cooch Riccotel li w atches inten tly. Nilehi's pride and joy in 1962-63 was her outstanding gymnastics team. With but one loss in sixteen dual meets marring its record, the gymnastics team rolled too second place in the Suburban League and District Meet, and to second place in the State Meet. Led by Seniors Ike Heller and Ken Gordon the gymnasts raced to twelve consecutive dual meet victories before losing to powerful Evanston . The squad bounced back beautifully from the Evanston loss with three consecutive .dual meet victories and then closed the season with its fine showing in the state meet. With Heller and Gordon the only Seniors in the varsity line-up it appears as though the Trojan gymnasts will be even better next year. Such outstanding performers as Dale Hardt, Rick Block, Mark Slatten and Arnie Lazaar, all state qualifiers will return in 1963-64 to spearhead another drive for the state gymnastics championships. 82 0 l 2 3 4 5 6 �Sophomore Gymnastics Top Row: David C hannon, Gary Reuter , Steve Lorenz, Randy Bilde, Jahn Dav.is, Mike Kassin, Mr. Berke!. Front Row: Steve Ullman, Ralph Stein, Al Gerber, Ran Rapper, Steve Wulf, Mike Harrel l, War r en Seigal, Mark Lazaar • SOPHS gain skills NILES NILES NILES N ILES NILES NI LES NILES NILES NILES 82 1/2 65 73 1/2 68 69 70 75 90 64 Morton East Lone Tech Niles West Proviso West Palatine Moine East Glenbord West Oak Po rk Rich 49 1/2 67 58 1/2 64 63 62 57 42 68 70 York NILES 62 Proviso East 60 1/2 N ILES 71 1/2 NILES 52 80 New Trier N ILES 69 1/2 Leyden 62 1/2 West NILES 66 66 Waukegan Evanston NILES 58 1/2 73 1/ 2 NILES 67 65 Arlington 5th Place Evanston Invitational The overall excellence of the Nilehi gymnastics program was beautifully ill ustrated by this year' s sophomore squad which finished the season with on excellent l 0-5-1 record. The soph's league record was 3-2-1, good for fourth place. Outstanding · all year and expected to help the varsity to further honors next year were Mork Lozoor, Steve Wolf and Jim Pardo. Gymnasts prepare far a victorious effort against Waukegan. �VARSITY BASKETBALL begins rebuilding Front Row, Manager, Dick Minors, Bab Shearn, Jeff Wulf Denny Berkson, Manager Jeff Sandler. Back Row , GI Jarol, Mike Cavanaugh, Jim Grunow, Doug Karnelly, Bill Larr, Bert Hall, Bab Ahrens, Coach Haselton. The strain of defeat in the face al all out effort is mirrored an the faces al Trajan Basketball p layers . 84 �The 1962-63 Trojan basketball squad failed in 19 attempts to come up with a victory. With no experienced starter returning from lost year's squad, no accurate outside shot and no big man to control the boards, the varsity found itself unable to cope with its very strong competition. An example of the problems faced by the hoopsters is the cose of Bill Lorr. Lorr, our tallest starter at 6 '3", was inexperienced as he sow very I ittle action lost year and from his center position found himself dwarfed by the giants of the opposition. Nevertheless, he managed to average over 15 points a game whi le doing a competent job of rebounding. Lorr's value to the team is best illustrated by his teammates who named him most valuable player on the 1962-63 squad. Obviously, the picture for next year will improve. Lorr .was the only Senior who saw much action this year as Coach Haselton began a rebui lding program which saw Juniors and Sophomores seeing extensive action. With four starters returning next year, 1963-64 shou ld see the end of the current losing streak. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES NILES 49 Ni les West 67 N ILES NILES 47 NILES 35 New Trier Morton East Evanston 74 76 59 NILES 35 49 Waukegan 61 NILES West Leyden 55 60 51 NI LES 47 Glenbard West NILES 46 Elgin Larkin 55 NILES 39 Proviso East 72 NILES 51 Highland Park 79 NILES NILES 41 Oak Park 80 34 New Tr ier 94 NILES 42 Morton East 70 NILES 44 Evanston 67 NI LES 31 Waukegan 58 NILES NILES 24 Proviso East. 65 50 Highland Park 67 NILES NILES 44 58 Oak Park Layden East 67 75 VARSITY LEAGUE STANDINGS New Trier 13 l Waukegan 11 3 4 Proviso East 10 Morton East 7 Evanston 7 7 Oak Park 5 9 Highland Park 3 11 NILES 0 14 7 Bill Lorr bottles for a rebound against a taller New Trier player. �Sophomore Basketball Top Row: Coach Van Cleave, Barry Scholer, Glenn Solberg, Howard Romanch, Bill Nigut, Denny Lompert, Mike Prousis. Middle Raw: Mike Stricher, Glen Paul Daryl Cohen, Steve ldelman, Red Shaeffer, Glen Davis. Front Row: Bab Kach (Manager), Don Siegal, Steve Williams, John Powers, Tom Coleman, Stu Lippmon (Manager). A . winning season for the sophomore basketball team was precluded by the fact that Coach Haselton called the three outstanding sophs, Glen Jarol, Doug Kornelly, and Denny Berkson up to the varsity. With this handicap, the squad struggled J.V.'S, SOP HS close fast through a 4-12 ?eason. The team appeared to be coming into its own at the conclusion of the season, however, as it closed with two convincing victories over Highland Park and Oak Park. The Junior Varsity had much the same type of season as the sophomores. They finished the year at 3-10 and they also won their last two games. The lack of height in the Niles basketball program was particularly obvious on the Junior Varsity as the tallest man on the squad was the manager, 6' l" Al Schaps. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCORES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES 41 33 41 30 40 44 26 43 34 48 34 30 30 24 63 61 Niles West New Trier Morton West Evanston Waukegan West Leyden Proviso East Highland Park Oak Park New Trier Morton East Evanston Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park Oak Park 48 54 45 55 44 53 53 41 45 39 5 J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row: Mr. Henderson, Al Schaps, David Tooredman, Lorry Shapiro, Kent Brody, Mark Swirsky, Gene Solomen, Tonv Melos. Larry Sachs. 86 41 32 40 30 52 27 36 42 36 30 14 48 64 Niles West New Trier Morton East Evanston Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park Oak Park Morton East Evanston Waukegan Highland Park Oak Park 55 571 56 34 53 52 32 53 66 42 58 38 53 �FROSH "A" SCORES NILES NILES NILES NILES N ILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES 27 24 23 30 14 24 55 39 29 36 16 32 33 Niles West New Trier Morion East Evonston Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park Oak Park Morton East Evanston Waukegan Highland Park Oak Park 34 44 35 35 44 28 44 45 41 34 43 47 44 FROSH lose and learn Frosh A. Bosketboll Front Row: S. Widman, S. Pate, D. Nielsen, R. Nitle. Back Row: B. Bailen, B. Baumgartner, J. Banner, L. Larson, R. Halperin, H. Bresnik. The Frosh "A" and "B" squads met with much the same fate as their older counterparts in 1962-63, as the "A" team fini shed with a 2-1 1 record while the "B" team ran up a 4-9 log. As in the case of the freshman football teams, the frosh hoopsters must begin a concentrated program of hard work if they are to compete successfully in .the Suburban Leagu e in the next three years. Dave Tooredman goes high to grab a rebou nd for the J.V.'s in the West game. Frosh B. Basketball Front Row: Cooc h K. De Jonge, J. Norberg, B. Schmidt, T. Sorg, M. Friedman, D. Mayzel. Back Row: K. Berg, G. Berzil, M. Kap lan, W. Lazar, L. Miner, P. Oram, J. Gendlemen, R. Lake. FROSH "B'' SCORES NILES NILES NILES NI LES NILES NILES NI LES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES 33 30 26 27 15 24 43 52 49 36 31 33 52 Niles West New Trier Morion East Evanston Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park Oak Park Morion East Evanston Waukegan Highland Park Oak Park 41 50 24 56 29 44 49 51 41 44 38 45 37 �VARSllY WRESTLING SCORES 21 20 19 24 28 12 22 17 24 0 13 NILES NILES NILES NILES NI LES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES Niles West Palatine Maine East North Chicago R.B. New Trier Oak Park Morton East Evanston Waukegan Proviso East 40 Highland Park NILES 7th Place, Waukegan Invitational 7 18 22 22 30 8 Bock Row, Stu Richter, Rob Weinstein, JeK lsel, Mark Newburger, Howie Rosenbaum, Mark Gilhooley. Front Row, Bob Heller, Marv Primack, Mike Kogan, Bruce Davi~, Moury Sopoznick. • • SCRAPPY GRAPPLERS show w1nn1ng form If an award were to be given for Nilehi's scrappiest squad, it would have to go to the varsity wrestling team. Inju ries and drop-outs rocked this team until at the conclusion of the season only three of the twelve boys who wrestled in the first meet against West wrestled in the final District Meet. Nevertheless, the grapplers posted a very fine 9-5 overall record and a 3-4 league mark. In the District Meet in which the Trojans managed a third place, five wrestlers qualified; all return in 1963-64! With these five, Mark Newburger, Bob Heller, Howie Rosenbaum, Bob Machacek and Jeff lsel, joined by a solid sophomore squad Coach Byram can look foreword to a strong 1963-64 wrestling team. Junior Varsity Wrestling Top Row, Norm Kreisman, Howie Bittman, Arnold Gelfonn, Denny Dinelli. Bottom Row, Steve Heyman, Rus Pepoon, Harvey Hoffman, Woyne Hanson, Steve Fields. 88 VARSllY WRESTLING STANDINGS Waukegan Proviso East Evanston 7 5 4 New Trier Morion East Niles East Oak Park Highland Park 4 3 3 l 0 0 2 3 3 3 4 5 7 JUNIOR VARSllY WRESTLING SCORES NILES NILES N ILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES 31 18 24 14 21 Niles West Palatine Evarrston Waukegan Proviso East 7 22 21 Oak Park Morton East New Trier 15 34 22 30 29 40 21 19 John Papandrea is in complete control as he easily defeats his West opponent. �SOPHOMORE WRESTLING SCORES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES 31 27 27 19 26 20 9 26 27 23 28 26 35 Second Place, 20 30 18 Niles West Palatine Maine East North Chicago New Trier Evanston Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park Oak Park Morton East New Trier 27 19 23 35 23 19 19 16 19 R.B. 9 Soph Quad FRESHMAN WRESTLING SCORES Sophomore Wrestling Top Row: Jim Isaacson, Steve Fields, Scott Duboff, Al Heniche. Bottom Row : John DeGroffenreid, Dove Ewing, Henry Boffmon, Steve Worren .. Craig Turski. FROSH, SOPHS both third • league NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES Niles West 41 Palatine 18 Maine East 31 North Chicago 33 Evanston 38 Waukegan 14 Proviso East 16 Oak Park 28 Morton East 15 New Trier 33 Third Place Frosh Quad 15 34 18 19 16 34 33 15 30 13 The sophomore wrestlers held true to the tradition of Nilehi wrestling teams as they scored eight wins in twelve dual meets in 1962-63. In league competition the soph grapplers were 5-2, good for third place. Outstanding all year were Ken Isaacson, John Smart, All Henriche and Craig Turski. With this strong group of sophomores moving up to join five district qualifiers on the varsity next year, wrestling supporters are looking forward to a return of the days when Niles was the wrestling power in the state of Illinois. The Frosh with an 8-4 record and a third place Suburban League finish gave promise of continuing the great Niles wrestling tradition. Sowitz, Greg Spain. Second Row: Neil Baskin, Bill Ron!)n, Steve Gilmin, Bill Pauss, Mike Gerber, Fell Schad. Front Row: Howard Pitrack, Norm Kreisman, Joel Levin, All Heniche, Steve Larsen . Missing: Mike Kreisman, Scott Siegal, Mike Kotliskey , Al Becker, Ira Upin, Bill Wiser, Bob Schuman. Senior Stu Richter struggles with West's· Denny Dilg in the West meet. 89 �Varsity Swimming Front Row: Jim Schadt, Bob Singer, Fred Streicher, Leon November, George Wornke, Stan Cichowski. Bock Row: Cooch Lorson, Herb Zorov, Lorry Wolfinsohn, John Isaac, Wayne Hutter, John Simon , Den Clouser, Cooch Rusk. SWIMMERS splash to five new marks VARSITY SWIMMING STANDINGS The varsity swimming squad finished the season with a 5-9 record. This is no cause for pessimism, however, for eleven of the fourteen varsity Evanston 7 swimmers ore returning for the 1963-64 season including four record-breakers. All in al l, the New Trier Highland Pork 6 1963 season sow N ilehi's swimmers establish five new varsity records while enroute to a sixth Proviso East place Suburban League finish. Prospects for next year ore extremely bright as consistent performer s John Simon, Leon November, Stan Cichowski, 5 4 3 2 Oak Pork Niles East Waukegan o- Morton and Fred Streicher along with a strong sophomore VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES team will return to form the nucleus of what - should prove to be Nilehi's greatest swimming team . NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES N ILES N ILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES Ira Zorov, Lone 3, begins a winning 150 yard freesty le effort in the West meet. 90 39 43 22 38 25 Niles West Proviso West R. B. Moine East Evanston Arlington Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park 57 50 30 14 53 35 57 64 East Leyden Oak Park Morton East Elmwood Park 9 New Trier �SOPHS take fourth • league frosh Swimming SOPHOMORE SWIMMING SCORES Bottom Row: Rich Ge rshenson, Al Green, Joe Jocobs, Rich Lieb- N ILES NI LES NI LES N ILES NI LES NI LES N ILES NILES NILES NILES NILES NILES N ILES N ILES 44 49 38 43 16 80 48 80 42 80 58 86 64 15 Niles West Proviso West R. B. Maine East Evanston Arl ington Waukegan Proviso East Highland Park East Leyden Oak Park Morion East Elmwood Park New Trier man, Mike Crone, Don W ickert, Barry Wolpoff, Steve Weber . 51 45 57 52 79 15 46 15 53 15 37 Top Row: Jamie Heller, Dove Sosnick, John Weber , Mel Hoffman, Poul Lozorus, Harla n Melforb, Joy Leon, Monte Evons, Les Colker, Ed Choulfie, Richard Janice. r. f'!i ~ 9 31 80 The 1962-63 sophomore swimm ing squad was one of the best in Niles history as ii posted a 7 won-5 lost record in rolling to fourth p lace Suburban League finish. Led by Suburban League butterfly champion Marty Chalfie the soph mermen ref lected the brightening Niles swimming hopes as they cracked four school records. Contributing lo thi s assault on the r ecords books and returning next year to the varsity ar e Ira Zarov, Marty Chalfie, Jim Bonow, Mark Dav is, and Fred Poindexter . The Freshman Squad though winning only two of eight meets was brightened by the appearances of two outstanding freestylers, Jamie Heller and Jim Wickert and by heir-apparent to Mr. Chalfie's Butterlfy crown, Mark Liebman. A ll three of these boys qua lified in the top six in the highly competitive Suburban League meet and are expected to be fixtu r es in the Niles swimming program for the next four years. Sophomore Swimming Not pictured: lro Zorov, Mel Nemkov. Front Row: Jim Harring- FRESHMEN SWIMMING SCORES ton, Les Melnick, Manager Alvin, G reenberg, Bill Reimer, Dick Wulf, John Cech. Bock Row: Jim Bonow, G len Jurek, Mork Davis, Bruce Kaplan, Mike Green, Fred Poindexter, Gor- NI LES N ILES N ILES NILES 38 41 14 31 49 47 35 31 38 55 15 N iles West Proviso West Evanston G lenbrook South Waukegan Proviso East High land Park Oak Pa r k Glenbrook South Morton East N ew Tr ier 57 54 79 64 46 48 60 64 57 40 80 don Hoke, Morty Cholfie, Jim Lofty. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING STANDINGS Evanston 7 New Trier Highland Park 6 5 Niles East 4 Oak Park 3 Proviso East Waukegan Morion 2 0 0 2 3 4 5 6 7 91 �Varsity Tennis Back Raw: Coach Morgan, L. Lazarus, S. Green, R. Kaye, G. Sax, S. Goldfarb, Clark, Novak. Front Row: B. Rossman, B. Poindexter, Williams, L. Wolfinsohn, D. Dicks, S. Siega l NETMEN build for the future With three returning lettermen and the second place sophomore 1962 Suburban League doubles champions returning from lost year Cooch Morgon n looks for a winni_ g 1963 season. Senior Ricky Kaye just bock from a bout with mononucleosis hos been particularly impressive in the early season. The sophomores though weakened by the loss of Ron Siegal to the varsity also look foreword to a successful season. Ricky Kaye warms up for a practice session as he Sophomore Tennis Squad prepares to represent Nilehi tennis as number First Row: Dick Wolf, Bill Goodfriend, Bill Reimer, Jimmy Jacobs, one singles player. Al Klein. Top Row: Coach Winnans, Wally Lazaar, Barry Hectman, Mark Williams, Bob Lis, Norm Medoff, Glen Jaral gz �GOLF tees off to a successful season Varsity Golf Team Back Row: Mike Rothman , Bob Tipper, Chuck Anderson, Bob Ruttenberg, Lou Page, Stev e Silverman, Coach Kivilleuma. Front Row: Ron Perlman, Jack Burger, Ron Rojo The 1962 Niles varsity golf team returned intact for 1963. The five members of the golf team who struggled as inexperienced newcomers through a mediocre 1962 season look for better times ahead in 1963. Seniors Jack Burger, Chuck Anderson and Lou Pege along with Juniors Ron Rojo and Ron Perlman are expected to see rruch action this year. Burger was last years outstanding golfer and is expected to repeat in this capacity again in 1963. Number one golfer Jack Burger takes a practice swing as Bob Ruttenberg looks on. Frosl>-Soph Golf Top Row: J. Massers, W. Douglas, S. Anderson , A. Shane, D. Perkins, E. Rakowsky, D. Maurizi, A. Gordon, B. Kaplan, Coach Storr. Front Row: C. Gabbey, A. Spores, D. Wolfonsohn, R. Skolnick, R. Kaplan, J. Rathman, G. Feldman 93 �The early port of the 1963 baseball season was, to soy the least, confusing. The varsity dropped two of their first three games but were never sound ly beaten. Both defeats were one run decisions. With the return of Senior pitch er Marv Kaye the hitherto erratic Trojan pitching staff should be greatly strengthened. W ith Kaye and Bill Toehlke pitching consistant good baseball 1963 could seea return to the glory days of Ni les baseball. Mike Cavanaugh prepares ta bunt while Larry Sacks prepares far anything. BASEBALL tops spring action right: Coach Odlivak, P. Ray (Mgr.), A. Manasan, M. Kaye, R. Bendel, M. Cavanaugh, B. Lis, B. Gev irtz, Coach Rusk. Third Row: T. Dadigan, K. Brody, L. Marinello, J. Armstrong, D. Messner. L. Feinermon. Second Row: B. Walner. M. Newburger. J. Wolf, B. Toelke, M. Mehl, A. Me las, A. Harris. Front Row: R. Ratner. S. Richter. F. Fishman, D. Minors, L. Socks. B. Shearn 94 �Sophomore Baseboll Squad First Row: Ron Toth, Steve Potkin, Glen Balas, George Agoranis, Ken Karlson, Jim Sclesinger, Mike Silber, Peter Gobus. Middle Row: Mork Gilhooley , Joel Blumer, Stu Levin, Reed Flamming, John Geavaros, Les Olefsky, Jerry Samulsan, Dick Sizemore, Ed Barnett. Top Row : Coach Yursky, Red Schaeffer, Mike Prousis, Art Silverstein, Mike Stricker, Glen Smith, Glen Poul, Harvey Rose, Stev.e Warren The sophomore baseball squad ended the season without a strong starting pitcher. This was reflected by two early lopsided defeats but the general feeling on the squad is that the season is still young and improvement will surely come. At the time of this writing the frosh had not yet opened their s~ason but an exceptionally large turnout was somewhat encouraging to the freshman coaches. Freshman "A" Squad F ir st Row : Jim Tripp, Dove Mayze l l, Lenny Klayman, Fred Strunk, Miles Paris, Charlie Josephson, Richard Mayfield. Top Row: Poul Lazarus, Jim Fassino, Jeff Gendelman, Henry Boffman, Poul Oram, Steve Pote, Stuart Widman, Roger Peterson, Richard Halperin; Coach Van Cleave Frosh "B" Baseball Kneeling: Karol, Jeff; Tannebaum,,Lorry; Lake, Ronald; Berger, Jerry (Mgr); Lindley, Gary; Siegel, Howar d; Finger, Mich ael. 2nd Row: Barnett, Howard; Schwartz, Mork; Struck, Jim; Mizock, Don; Davidson, Roger; Levin Joel. 3rd Row: Buzi l, Garry; Bonner, Jeff; Spitzer, Jeff; Clay, Bruce; Neuman, Bob; Ricci, Steve; Henry, William (Cooch) 95 �Varsity Track Front Row: M. Lieberman, N. Sandstrum, M. Purcell, N. Chertack, A. . Galen, A. Scott. Middle Row: D. Munn, A. Sutton, P. Becker, L Shapiro, B. Gordner, D. Cohen, R. Greenberg, Cooch Colleen, Coach Snyder, Coach McCarrol. Top Row: G . Gunderson, A. Roth, D. Bouck, B. Holl, B. Lorr, R. Bunion, W. Hanson, B. Scholler. CINDERMEN burn up the track The 1963 varsity track team boasts two outstanding Seniors in Bill Lorr and Mike Purcell and a host of promising underclassmen. Sophomore half miler Greg Gunderson ran an outstanding 2:04 half mile in the first outdoor meet of the year and shows promise if becoming one of the state's top men in this event. The sophs have four half milers capable of breaking 2: 10. Sophomore pole vaulter Neil Chertack has cleared eleven feet. This year's track team is an interesting blend of· old and new and gives indication of vast improvement in the years to come. Bill Lorr easily clears a practice jump os he prepares an assult on the six foot barrier. Soph Track Bottom Row: Left to right: Boureron, Armand Cohen, Fred Rosenfield, Richard Gershenson, Bob Blitstein, Steve Mehl, Dove Baker, Al Henich . Row 2 : Dave Edelman, Paul Gustafson, Mitch Paradise, Neil Baskin, Jim Rubin, Ed Vzemok, Jeff Schad, Jay Norberg. Row 3: Rosenwald, Conklin, Dan Siegel, Steve Weiss, Mel Hoffman, Paul Willner, Chuck Schwartz, Donny Nieson, Rick Nitti, Walter Snider, Ira Upin, Scott Siegal. Row 4: Kori Meerstein, Bob Erdell, Cliff Rudnick, Ron Robin, Doug Kornelly, Bill Nigut, Howard Romanek, Denny Bail en, Boliton, Ken Berg, Bill Baumgartner, Ron Potencore, Bruce Meyer. 96 �N-CLUB N-Club Top Row: B. Holl, C. Anderson, C. Stahlke, G. Gunderson, M. Kaye, S. Applebaum, L. Wolfinsohn, J. Berger, B. Ruttenburg, C. Snider, A. Monosin, W. Hutter, H. Perlgut, J. Zioh, B. Lor. 2nd Row: R. Block, D. Gibrick, H. Rosenbaum, M. Lieberman, N. Sandstrom, M. Purcell, B. Chapmon, R. Fernandez-Rohe, D. Hardt, 1: Heller, A. Letzkuzz, L. Socks. I st Row: J. Doi ins, R. Karz en, M. Newburg er, R. Perlman, K. Brody, A. Shapiro, A. Golen, K. Gordon, B. Tolke, A. Melis, B. Shern, D. Minors. FENCERS The N Club sponsored by Mr. Pat Rooney added a new inno- In its first season of organized competition ou r fencing team vation to its annual N Club - Faculty game: the N-Clubbers boasted two state finalists - 4th place champ Harvey. Geish presented a double-header featuring the N Club Juniors and and 5th place winner Chuck Saritz. Coach Robert Keen was the Skokie Firemen. The game was full of action and was not elected manager for the 1964 State Invitational Fencing Tournament to be held at the University of Ill inois. decided until the overtime period when the firemen won by a two point margin. Our N Club seniors met defeat at the hands of the faculty team. Proceeds from the game went to the Firemen's Benevolent Association and the NClubtreasury. Fencing Squad Front Row: Harvey Horris, Gene Mendel, Lee Nudelman, Peter Trobe, Bill Peterson. Bock Row: Mr. Keene, George Kite, Harvey Gersh, Gory Baim, Al Wentink, Chuck Suritz 97 �Boord members organize and co-ordinate all G.A.A. activities. Bock Row, Ilen e Bobren, Koren McCarthy , Gail Carlson, Alexis Zobore, Lindo Cor ter, Koren Woysdorf. Second Row, Lindo Witcher, Cynthia Guerrero, Kathy Michael, Fern Nadler, Judy Jacobs. Fron t Row, Hilary Henner, Judy Mossing, Judy Malis, Koren Johnson, Kathy Plough. Nol Pictured, Lindo Akerlund, Lindo Grimson, Cathie Wagner. G.A.A. develops co-ordination and skill The Gir ls' Athletic Association is an organization standing for the deve lopment and co-ordination of th e body as well as the mind and emotions. An integral group of girls who spark and maintain G.A.A. gives two points for every hour spent after school. The points are accumulated over a period of four years, and awo~ ore presented at on assembly each spring. Al this time the gover friendship, G.A.A. enlightens the school day with vigorous exercise. Team sports such as vol leyba ll , badminton, and basketba ll, ing group of G.A.A., the G.A.A. Board, installs its new membe and officers. along with individual sports like modern dance, swimming, and golf afford G.A.A. members the opportunity for self-improvement and The girls annually sponsor a service project. This year th E visited Three Oaks, on old people's home. After-the-game mixe like the Cut-Up and the Breather, along •with a mid-winter a relaxation several days after school. This year G.A.A. introduced two new sports: the inter-scholastic tennis team and the gymnastic demonstration team. spring ployday, were also sponsored by the girls. The main eve of the year was the spring Turn about dance, Tonight at Toro . The management of G.A.A. is guided by its hard working officers: Beth Kucera (Treasurer), Morleo e Weinberg (Secretory), Sue Ingersoll (Second Vice President), Sue Eichhorn (First Vice President), Nancy Johnson (President). 96 �In the swim of things are Ripplettes Debbie Aultz, Anita Vega, Lila Greaves, Carol Zimmerman, Sandy Ohlson, Linda Singer, Jan Ba rnet, Robyn Brawn, Ginny Van Ommering, and Kathy Wells. Displaying her acrobatic abil ity in a walk-over is Dawn King, a member of the G.A.A. gymnastic demonstration team. Preparing ta catch the foul pitch is Linda Raphae l. 99 �G.A.A. golfers goze on as Miss Samson instructs Kathy Plough on the proper golf stance. G.A.A. promotes good sportsmanship Another point is scored os Joyce Konofsky spikes the net while Sue Swartwout looks on. Reaching for the heights, Diana Jacobson, Sue Swartwout, Lin do Raphael, ond Kathy Grunow attempt to get the boll for their teom. 100 �The enthusiastic members of the inter-scholastic tennis team are: Back Row: Jerin Mueller, Kathy Grunow, and Sha r yn Von Oppen. Front Row: Kathy Guerrero, and Koren Kamm ie r. • Form, co-ordination, and grace are a few of the many qualities which modern dancers Marcia Paul, Judy ·Kadison, Andrea Chesek, Shelly Saffro, and Barbara At the induction ceremony last spring, Mrs. Tu rp in presented major letters lo Kathy Plough, Judy Massing, Cath i e Wagner, �Kathy Michael, Christine Citro, and Marlene Weinberg comfort some of the old people at Three Oaks old people's home during the annual service project. In a tedious game of badminton, Joyce Konofsky reaches for the birdie as Kathy Plough gets ready lo serve the boll over the net. Cynthia Guerrero, in the release of the boll, shows perfect bowling form. 102. �Futur e G.A.A. members enjoy o thrilling gome of softball at the annual spring ploydoy. The magical moments of "April in Athens" unfold as Dave Hussey, Candy Steadman, Tino Kroon, Joe Francisco, and Elayne Levinson receive bids and favors from Miss Roy. Dancing the night away at the Turnabou t ore Jon Selig and Wolter lngstrup 103 �Demonstrating their meticulous form are Varsity Cheerleaders Kathy Finn, Dale Schmitzer, Lynn Kaselow, D~nna Veto, Janel Olson, Linda Schoenberg, Bonnie Lerman, and Cynthia Garro. CHEERLEADERS spark enthusiasm The freshmen, sophomore, and varsity cheerleaders are known throughout the entire school as excellent examples of good sportsmanship and school spirit. Always prepared to cheer the team s on to victory, the varsity cheerleaders are lead by senior captains Kathy Finn and Janet Olson. Practicing three days a week after school is difficult work but must be accomplished to obtain the goal they are striving for. The cheerleading sponsors, Miss Ray and Mrs. Drake, demand perfect attendance of these hard working girls. While cheering in rain and cold weather, the cheerleaders fee even more inspired to help th e team with hearty yells and burst of joy. Always feeling that their first loyalty is to the team, thel have much school spirit and promote it to a great extent. Al enthusiastic girls who have athletic ability, good sportsmanshii:i and are good representatives of Niles are invited to compel for these limited positions at a cheerleading clinic which is . con ducted each spring. Al l aglow with enthusiasm for our team ore the Varsity Cheerleaders. Back Row, Janet O lson, Bonnie Lermon, Cynthia Garro, and Lindo Schoenberg. Front Row, Dole Schmitzer, Lynn Koselow, Kathy Finn, and Donna Velo. 104 �Jumping with joy for our team are Sophomore Cheerleoders Sandy O hlson, Ann Harmening, Barb Cheney, and Janis Kamps. Getting ready for a cheer ore Sophomore Cheeerleaders Sandy Oh lson, Ann Harmening, Barb Cheney, Dione Hoffman, and Janis Kamps. Starting the year out with enthusiasm and school spirit are Freshmen Cheerleaders Linda Nelson, Kathy Jones, Diane Swenson, and Sheri Rice. 105 ��SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL .,. �r- · • • A fireman helps Phil Manson make the necessary repairs an the senior class f loatwhich later won first prize. HOMECOMING a glimpse of the old and the new -- I Amid much excitement, carefully assembled floats are lined up and judged. 108 �; Condyl Popcorn! Cokes! ore familiar cries echoing across the stands of the stadium. took a "Highland Fling". This year's Homecoming theme accented floats, ranging from decorated cars to elaborate trailer floats, awaited the judges' decision. Among the winners were the Junior the annual float porode and the traditional Homecoming Dance. and Senior Cabinet floats and the Cheerleaders' float. To celebrate its twenty-sixth Homecoming Festival, the Trojans To begin a wonderful weekend, a twilight pep rally was held on At nine o'clock the procession left the theatre parking lot and 12 to commemorate the football game with Highland storied on a route which took them through Skokie and bock to school in time for the afternoon game. Although losing this hord- October Pork on October 13. As the sun peeped over the roof of the Old Orchard Theatre Saturday morning, hoards of people were seen busily applying fought bottle, the team and its unconquerable spirit will be remembered for many years to come. the ,finishing touches to their creations. A long line of beautiful year's Hom ecoming game against Highland Pork. 109 �The traditiona l Hom ecoming Dance marked the highspol of t hat memorab le weekend. The evening began al eigh t thir ty as Alumni and students danced lo mood mus ic supplied by the Be l-Tones. The gathering was treated lo an evening enhanced in old Scottish style, as the gymnasium became a medieval castle, complete with a red carpel and pl aid kilted heralds. CROWNING • of queen and court highlights evening The Homecoming Queen for 1962, Joan Kempton, and her escort, Ray Berens, ascend the stage as she is about lo relinquish her throne lo the Homecoming Queen for 1963, Tina I 10 �\ MISS SUZI POVLO MISS SUE KIMBALL QUEEN TINA KROON MISS CHARLENE BECK MISS SUE MILLER 111 �Merle Jacob puts the finishing touches on Boris K< kov's (Tim Taylor) beard. LIGHT, SOUND and MAKE-UP lead to. Bruce Silverstein handles the confusing job of on the proper stage l ights at the master board. Much of the fun of producing a Broadway production results from th e many backstage tasks. Hoving just moved into a new auditorium, Nilehi's lighing and sound crews busied themselves with the task of developing the proper techniques for the auditorium-christening production of "You can't Toke It With You." The lighting and sound crews of advisor Mr. George Fink were long at work when Miss Virginia Stemp completed the casting principals in the ploy. Once the tasks of costing, lighting and sound were completed, the entire cost and production staff settled down to six weeks of rehearsing. Were it not for the efforts of the make-up, property and costume crews, the production would not hove been the smashing success it was! I '1' . U:..l ! }~. . ( .l.. . l1- .1 .. ·.. :. .. )JJ . . \..\........ k.'..'..1J. I I I .I . ... .. 112 ..1..J.. j.. .. .. ." . �} ·• .. • ~i.- ... Pt0 . • : • .. I'; "Not in the e ye• ' shrieks Perry Task y as Nancy Rhodes applies moke-up. 113 �"H e's cute; chuckles Sue Robinson to Bob Greenberg as Elise Bloom, Karen Slotky, and Perry Tasky look an in amazement. • • • a sparkling "YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU" Almost everyone wishes he were someone else, but the members of the Sycamore family were happy the way they were. Essie had been dancing and maki ng candy for eight years. Mr. DePinna and Pau l Sycamore had been writing DePinna and Paul Sycamore had been making firecrackers for some time. Mrs. Sycamore had been writing p lays for seven years because a typewriter was once delivered to her by mistake. Ed had been p laying the xy lophone and printing greeting cards. Grandpa attended commencements and p layed darts. All did as they p leased without a worry-all except A l ice, the only sensible member of the family, and the Kirbys, the exact opposites of the Sycamores. Their son, Tony, like Al ice, was an exception, as he was the only rational member of his family. His engagement to Alice and the reformation of h is father provided the p lot for the wonderfu l comedy by Kaufman and Hart, "You Can't Take It With You." Grandpa (Mike Kassin) gives the tax collector (J eff Provus) a hard time when he refuses to pay his income tax many years overdue. 114 �Mr. Kolenkov (Tim Taylor) looks on hoppily as pert ballerina Essie Sycamore (Sandy Salstone) tries to learn a new step. It's love for Alice Sycamore (Mimi Tangul) and Tony Kirby (Chuck Solomon) as they plan to spend summer, winter, spring, and fall together. �NOTES of seasonal Nilehi is alive with the melodies Christmas Music Fest ival. of seasonal music as Mr. Provost. the orchestra, and the choir perform at the With the presence of winter's joyous holiday season come the beautiful music of Niles' ambitious music department. Under the on all school assembly so all students could have a chance t~ leadership of Mr. Earl Auge and Mr. Leo Provost, voices of the Glee Club Choir, and Loreli blended with NiJes' .student orchestra to produce numerous Christmas, Hanukah, and winter melodies. The choir was also asked to carol in the Old Orchard Shopping Center that Friday night. It con truly be said that the music deportment added to the Selections from Sunday afternoon's concert were repeated at enjoy one of Niles' outstanding achievements. joyous mood and gay spirit of the 1962 holiday season. The choir nervously waits for last minute instructions before their performance in the winier music festival. 116 �Jackie Miller, Jim Albright, Bob Ahrens, and Sue Furster reflect for a moment on the past year's happy memories. "MOONLIGHT and MISTLETOE" climax the holiday season Niles' students decked themselves with bright airs and happy faces at this year's annual Christmas Dance. Sprigs of mistletoe and soft romantic moonlight transformed the girls' gymnasium into a winter wonderland. The dance, sponsored by the Student Union Board, was highlighted by the entrance of St. Nicholas himself, more commonly known to the students as Mr. Earl Auge. Students danced by the light of a full, pale yellow moon and the popular melodies of Jack Emery's orchestra. All who attended the dance will long have beautiful. memories of a night of "Moonlight and Mistletoe." Jan Olsen and Ted Roper pause to enjoy an old-fashioned cup of "Christmas Cheer". 117 �TINKERBELL casts her magic sparkle ... on Reflections Talent Show J~ .I "Not bad," observes M r . Disney (Jerry Paul) as he sizes up his animated characters, Jill Lampert, Maureen Paul, Jeri Hoffman, Coral Bacino, Helene Harwood and Danna Hirsch. Reflections Revelries of 1963 proudly presented "Fact and Fancy," a delightful romp through the four happy kingdoms of Disneyland. Twenty-two colorful acts depicting the fantasy and realism of the magic land ranged from a chorus line of pretty Tomorrowland girls, to a clever song and dance number by several animated Disney favorites from Fantasy land, to a solo Indian ritual dance from Frontiersland, to an exciting hunter-leopard dance twosome from Adventure Iand. A gay parade of tourists and an old-fashioned band started the evening off on a lively note. To highlight the show, introducing every act was a special narrated tableau and a slide of an actual attraction from Disneyland .. The evening ended on a note of warmth with the appearance of Tinkerbell herself, wishing everyone a magical goodnight. A band of roving minstrels, Linda Wolcott, Sue Sernovilz and Donna Orbach, brings the colorful music of the old South to Nilehi: 118 �The Germon Marching Band and a varied group of Disneyland citizens offset the excitement and fun of the 1963 Reflections Revelries Talent Show. Chuck Solomon glances anxiously at his watch as Hnrriet Verbin, Judy Mehlman, Bobbi Lutren, Sue Berber ick, Sandy Friedlander, Janice Potnick, and Karen Slotky cry , "You're late!" 119 �IL "We hate each oner ve d ry much!" yell H an Louie as p t w uey, {)e. ey nick, Sue S L or rayed by Dale S L ' acnnoff 5 cnweit J . Arlene Mo ros h'ita. ' oan Kroichick, M' . Tangul, and 1m1 ' ue Schol- L Best of show nonors . . went o the-show. 1azz dancin g was the highl't to f Andr ea Chesnek wh ose 'e IZO �Actors Mike Klug and Chuck Solomon lay v illainous plans before a statue of Sleepy Hollow's famous headless horseman. "SLEEPY HOLLOW" • IS setting of the 1962 musical show "Mr. Crane of Sleepy Hollow", the first complete musical to be presented at Nilehi, was a delightful comedy about a tall, slender, but lovable dancing teacher who invaded an all-girl school. Ike Crane, played by Les Silverman and John Isaac, found himself in love with the school music teacher, in a hot feud with the rival physical education teacher, and in trouble with the Dean of Sleepy Hollow, the girls' school. The cast, crews, orchestra, and chorus owe their outstanding performances to the able direction of Mr. Earle Auge, music, and Miss Virginia Stemp, drama. ~Mr. Crone of Sleepy Hollow' was not without its romantic moments. One of them is captured here by cost members Bruce Goodmon, Jeff Siegel, Jerri-Roe Hook and Sue Peterson. 121 �Richard Young, Ann Coffell, Mike Tansey, and Helen Hoffer al l agree that sparkling foun tains and Arabian castles ore on important port of "Scheherazade." the 1962 Arabian style prom. "SCHEHERAZADE" bids farewell to 1962 "What a handy statue!" cry Jock Su llivan and Kathy Stockmor to Barbaro Frohman, Fred Samson, Nancy Link, and Bill Richardson. IZZ - �Prom King ond Queen (Marilyn Maypole and Ken de Graffenreid) stand regally amongst the ir court (Diane Schoenberg, Stuart Marshall , Sharon Greenberg, Rodger Roj o, Richard Feldman, Jill Schwartz , Jay Brad igan , and D ione Stevens,) all elected by fellow students. Lingering longest, perhops, in the hearts and minds of the graduates of 1962 will be that wonderful night, the night of the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom, "Scheherazade". their high school years and the beginning of a new type of life. nasium into the wonderful land of the Arabian Nights, a land of "Scheherazade" was the magic word that transformed the gym- June 3, 1962 symbolized many things. For some, on the Junior genies, magic carpets, and scented perfume. From 8:00 p.m . to Cabinet Planning Board, it marked a year of preparation and anticipation of that final day. For others it was a long awaited as they danced to the music of Stan Bellack's Band. The cl imax occasion for dancing and celebrating; but it was for the seniors of the evening occurred as Marilyn Maypole and Ken de Graffen- that June 3, 1962 was really important, for it marked the end of reid were pronounced King and Queen. 12:00 p.m . couples enjoyed the splendor of that enchanting land Although couples were not charmed by the eer ie melodies of snake charmers' flutes, the y d id dance to the m usic of Stan Bellack's Band . 123 ��. CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES .;;::=:_ s strain against the iunior class team in East's traditional Ham ecom i n g Pep Rally JuniorSe nior Match. CLASSES tzs �The jump from grammar .to secondary school is a large one. The freshman faces ideas and concepts that are totally new to him. For the first few weeks of school, even the daily schedule and the location · of various rooms may prove problems to the fresh man, but gradually, he adjusts to the trends of higli school. Freshman Cabinet, an organization composed o elected representatives and alternates from eacli homeroom, unifies and strengthens the newly-joined class. Cabinet's constitution is patterned after that of the United States, even to the extent that officers are elected within the Cabinet itself. The President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer preside over meetings held alternate Fridays of each month. Having successful ly conducted a sweater sales campaign, Freshman Cabinet came once again to the limel ight with their booth at the all-school Carnival "Panic 63." Already the representati ves are making plans for next year. Freshmen Cabinet. Back Row: Ruth Gould, Gary Bain, Gary Baril, Michael Gerber, Ava Brody. Second Row: Robert Sweetow, Renee Porter, Paulette Heche, Lisa Schats. First Row: Vivian Shermun, Corelie Doyen, Norman Kreisman, Donna Ze... Judi March. FRESHMAN CABINET directs class activities Wayne Abramson Michael Alpern Geraldine Ahonen Neal Anstadt Dave Ahrendt Bonnie Antman Steve Alleman Arlene Appelman Bob Arcus Michele Aronow Esther Arenson Marlene Babetch Gregory Arenson Susan Baigelman Joseph Arkin Dennis Bailen Gary Baim Barbara Boren Howard Bain Howard Barnett Dave Baker Jan Barnett Penny Barach Bob Borys Cynthia Basile Rita Bauer Marilyn Basile William Baumgartner Neil Baskin Stefani Bay Dennis Boss Ellen Beaver Allen Becker Tobey Benas Cindi Becker Marlene Bennett Har lan Becker Judith Benson Shelly Becker Ken Berg Jerry Berger Rhona Berkowitz Michelle Berger Al Bernstein Faith Berk 12.6 Ellen Bernat Dave Bergeron Randy Bills �Rivian Bilton Joel Block Donna Blocker Merry Bloch Susan Blaine Phi lip Block Robert Bl itste in Richard Block Robert Block Jeff Bonner Allan Sebren Joyce Bookshester Randee Boldenstein Terri Boyer Ben Bolotin A l lon Brachman Kathl een Brorly Esther Br enner Bonnie Braiman Howard Bresnik Carl Brokmon Gayle Br idge Barbara Brav i Benita Brod Ava Brody Lindo Brown Donna Brown M ichael Bryon Gory Brown Cynthi a Bryant Karen Brown Sharon Brzny Henry Buch Garry Buzi l Poul Buchstein Marcia Ca lkins Koren Budnick Pot Compono Dione Burdeen Kathy Capettini Sheldon Coplon Edward Chalfie Mory Carroll David Channon Alan Cosborian Barbaro Chemers A rden Century Jim Cheney Joan Cho!nowski Ron Coconote Sharon Citron John Clauson Arm 0 nd Cohen David Cohen Bruce Cloy Lee Cohen Allen Cohn Michael Crane Wesley Colker Kathy Crunow Charles Conklin Bamb i Cooper Gail Czerwinski Govin do Roso Luana Doy Steve Dodigon Ello David Carmen De lo Huergo Mork Dov is Hollis S. Denn Debby Doy Susan D ine Mike Dissen Arlene Dolnick Rosemary Divito Helyn Doner Shelley Dobkin Rozlynn Dor t Marlene Dolitsky He len Dragon Natalie Dudnick Ruth Edelman Helen Duffin Robert Edwards Vicki Dunn Gerri Ehrenberg Lindo Dusz Donna Eisenberg Vic El ias Richard Engen Roy Elkes Bob El liott Sharyn Elvey Koren Engstrom Maxine Epstein Monte Evans Richard Ewert Jessica Fei t Jim Fassino Joel Feldman Anita Fechter M ike Feldman Zaneta Feigen Jeff Fe ltman Marsha Felzer Ronald Edwin Ferris Bonnie .=erber Mary Fian Barb Ferguson Howard Fine Patricio Ferri Maxine Fine 127 �Michael Finger Richard Fisher Donald Fink Barbara Forman Sharon Finley Joann Fronk Mork Fisch Steven Franks Joclyne Frozin Maurene Fuenfer Mork Friedman Down Goffen Robert Friedman Iris Gogermon Carol Fryde Jim Golloi Darlene Ganas Joyce Gerorge Tony Gopostione Michael Gerber Morty Garb Michael Gershberg Stacie Geller Richard Gershenzon Paulo Gerowitz Ion Gilson Vickie Gillio Karyn Gillis Jerry Gilman Steve Gilman Lisa Gittelson Eileen Glutzer Roz Goldberg Cori Glenn Barbaro Goldberg Susan Goldberg Fron Goldberg Barbaro Goldman Ronald Goldberg Mork Goldman Don Goldstein Alon Gordon Barbaro Goldstein Carol Gordon Howard Goldstein Joe Gordon Sharon Goodmon Joel Gordon Susan Gordon Mork Gould Carol Gore Ruth Goul d Gayle Gore Joyce Grofmon Douglas Gough Mory Groifmon Gail Green Chuck Greenberg Barry Goldwater Judi Greenberg Joanne Green Sheryl Greenberg Sha ro n Green Alon Greene Lindo Greenwald Sharon Grossman Patr ick Griffin Floro Gryn Iris Gross Bill Grist Marshal l Grossman Poul Gustafson Andy Gutter Joie' Handelman Richard Halperin Susan Horostony Joy Hammerman William Harms Paulo Hamilton Jon Horrell Richard Harrer Lynne Harrison Harvey Horris Marlene Koscle Jeon Horris Carolyn Haselton Julie Horris Inger Houolond Paulette Heche Judi Henkin Barry Heckman Anita Hermon Jomes Hellet David Hermon Al Henich Nancy Herskovitz Tommy Hill Marcia Hock Sandro Hirsch Carole Hoffman Terryl Hirsch Melvin Hoffman Lindo Hite Rea Hoffman Donna Hofstetter Steve Horwitz Anita Holmes Jomes Howard Ira Hol zman 126 Doniel Hrob Toni Horrigan Deborah Huntley �"Come on, let's hear f rom the Class of '66!" shouts Dr. Keith Kavanaugh, as he leads the new freshman doss in its first cheer . Fred Huss Jeffrey Jacobs Dione Israel Joel Jacobs Jomes Jacob D iana Jacobson Jomes Jacobs Marcia Jacobson Diano Jacobson Diana Johnson David Joet Greg Johnson Richard Jonis Janet Johnson Stuart Jenkins Koren Johnson Kathy Jones Donette Kadow Chor les Josephson Richard Kadrzywsko Koren Kobot Jacqueline Kol ins Steve Kodish Jan is Kolmanson Karen Kommier ~onito Kap lan Mike Kone Br uce Kaplan Laurel Konlon More Kap lan More Kanne Richa rd Kap lan Miriam Karmel Susie Kotz Jeff Korol Jonis Kaufman Koren Koss Micki Kaufman Marshall Kotz Ruth Kaufman Karyn Koy Myra Kellman Poul Koy Gloria Kemp Marsha Kear ney Ronald Kesselman Lindo Keep Down King Lenny Klayman Kenneth Koehler Alon Klein Marcia Koff Lorry Klein Bon ito-Roe Kopokin Brenda Koenig Mike Kot I isky Rose Kovorsky Joel Kreger Patricio Kovas Mike Kre isman Arnold Kover Norma n Kreisman Sondra Kray Fred Krisch Jill Kulwin Shari Lechman Ronna Kurtz Rona ld Lake A l len Kutchins Gory Lampert Lo r ry Jo gr in Peter Lanners 1 29 �Poul Larsen Tom Lossin Steve Larsen Mork Lazor Lorry Lorson Wally Lazor Mortin Losh Louis Lazare Madalyn Lebow Susan Lee John LeComte Jon Leifer Lorry Ledgerwood Bill LeMonds Ruth Lee Joy Leon Steve Leon Norm Levin Norman Leopold Barry Levine Dov ido Levin Darryl Levine Joel Levin Harold Levine Judy Levine Ann Levy Marcia Levine Barbaro Levy Roger LeVine Donna Ann Lewis Marcia Leviton Jeff Lewis Sheila Lieberman Gory Lindley Richard Liebman Niles lip in Stuart Lighton Adrien Lome Cary Lind Dov id London Michelle London Wendie Lutren Donald Lubowich Lee Mocoluso Alan Ludmer Will Machacek Richard Lundsberg Keith Macintyre Roger McCarthy Judy Morch Borboro Maday Barbaro Marcus Ross Monno Richard Marshall Peggy More Thomos Mortish Sue Marx Dove Mayzel Richard Mayfield Norman Medoff Suson Moy Kori Meerstein Mork Moyer Susie Mehlman Harvey Melamed Dione Merritt Iris Meltzer Bruce Meyer Judy Meltzer Bobbi Meyers Susan Mermelstein Mark Meyers Sheryl Miller Donold Mizock Dole Mills Susan Murphy Lorry Miner Roger Moore Rita Mishkin Ronald Mosoff Freshman Cabinet member Robert Sweetow is the barker as Renee Porter thoughtfully composes o comic "Panic-Gram" the feature of the Closs of '66 booth al the al l-school carnival. �Freshmen Cabinet's first project is the planning and construction of the class's float for the Homecoming Parade. The product is shown here os it turns off the main parade route at Niles Avenue and Oakton Street. Ronna Multack Kay Nastos Susan Myerson Ken Nelson Elaine Nachman Linda Nelson John Nastos Bob Neuman Vera Neumann Henry Nimon Daniel Nielsen Darlene N ineberg Bi ll Niel sen Richard Nitti Linda N ilsson Koren Nixon Lee Nudelman Robert O'Roark Barry Offenbach Laurie Osser Tony O 'Martin Greg Ostrom Paul Oram Orland Pollman Larry Pardo Jerome Paul Miles Paris Bil l Pauss Steve Pate Debby Pearlman Iris Paul Dav id Pepper Karen Perelgut Allen Petts Frances Perlman Robert Phi l lips Toni Pestine Kenny Pierini Roger Peterson Anna Pietkowski Zachary Pi nas Steve Palen Howard Pitrack Richard Polster Bonnie Pogodin Ronald Pontecore Liso Polakoff Ronald Poppenhagen Renee Porter John Proft Herchel Portman Bruce Rabin Herv Pol ish Gregory Rabin Roy Pozan Harvey Rabin Ronald Rabin Sue Rasnick Br uce Radzin James Rathmann Stephanie Randall Lari Red l in Rona ld Rapper foy Reese Dan Reinwa ld Steven Ricci Phyl lis Remenik Sheri Rice Chris Rerras Paula Richardson Renee Reynolds Amy Robinson Lynn e Rackawitz Mor ion Rosen Henry Bafman Elyse Rosenber g Wil liam Ronan Toby Rosenberg James Rosen Harriet Rosenbloom 13 I �Fred Rosenfield Ricky Roth Shelli Rosenthal Solly Rottner Michael Rosenwald Michael Rovell Helene Rotfeld Dione Rowe Cliff Rudnick George Rygielski Mortin Ruckin Gayle So letro Dennis J. Ryon Jone Solomon Lindo Ryback Dove Sosenick Jock Sostrim Lisa Schatz Michael Savitz Sue Schatzman Jeffrey Schacht Jonis Schectmon Scott Scholler Melvin Schechtman Chuck Scher Michael Schneider Lee I. Schltsinger Wolter Schneider Dione Schmidt Myra Schneiderman Robert Schmidt Pot Schoepko Marjorie Schrier Carol Schwander Kenneth Schubert Chuck Schwartz John Schultz Ellen Schwartz Wendy Schuman Joseph Schwartz More Schwartz Joel Segal Mork Schwarz Warren Seigel Sherry Schweet Verner Senger Barry Segal Allon Seruyo Caro l ine Shaffer Betty Sue Shapiro Gayle Shain Marlene Shapiro Richard Shal lcross Michael Sher Ellen Shapero Iris Sherman Karen Sherman Nancy Shonkwiler Vivion Sherman Micki Shor Sandro Shiffman Joyce Shulman 0.Ven Shirwo Robert Shuman Howard Siegal Lili Sieberstein Robert Siegal Vicki Silver Scott Siegal Jill Simon Joanne Siegman Sheila Singer V ictor ia Siwe k Linda Skolnik Li nda Sizemore Robert Sko lnik Pat Skerven Jay Slutzky David Skol Debbie Smith Jeffrey Smith Gail Sol berg Richard Smith Howard Solomon Sue Ellen Smith Mark Solomon Adele Sn edeker Sheryl Solomon A nice Sonheim Caro l Spiegel Linda Sonkin Jeff Spitze r Tom Sorg Jean Stadelmann G reg Spain Lynn Stein Paul o Ste in Paulo Stern Do le Steinberg Debby Stevens Sharyn Steinberg 132 Poul Stender Renee Stein Lindo Stevens ~ �Thomas Stluko Lindo Strumph Steven Stolerow Fred Strunk Jim Struck Edward Suchermon Koy Strull Alon Sutton John Sutton Marcia Swider Susan Swartwout Mich ele Tannen Robert Sweetow Deidre Tannenbaum Dione Swenson lorry Tonneboum Audrie Tax John Tiffin Wendy Teichmon Mark Tobin Terry Terchin Sheldon Tomi in son Mike Ticl<eS Nancy Tonelli Jim Tr ipp Gory Turk Peter Trobe Joanne Wagner Craig Troesch Ruth Woldfogel Fotenil Tselekis Stephen Walsh Kitty Wonaski Collett Watts Darino Word Karen Waysdorf Kathleen Wore John Weber Lindo Warren Steven Weber Warren Weber David Weiner Cher i Weil Judy Weisman Alon Weiner Sandy Weiss Barbara Wei ner Allen Weissman Fred Weissman Dole Wells Arlene Weisz Diane Wel ls Craig Weitzman Betty Wenger John Welchman Allon Wentink Don Wichert Mark Williams Stuart Widman Bill Wiser Roger Wiesko Lindo Witcher Nancy Wilhelmson Mike Witkov Anita Wolff Dovid Urmon Barry Wolpoff Ed Uzemock Kenneth M. Wood Steven Van Ira Upin Ken VonOmmering .Jomes Voro l lo Roso lyn Yagoda Anita Vega Bonn ie Veiner Peter Vihon Lonne Young Soul Vriker Dinna Zee Steve Ziegler Dennis Cornin Steven Zindell Doniel Clouser Fern Zucker Coralie Doyen Stan Bedows Carolyn Friend El l yce Bittman Kathleen Gueruro Poul Lazarus Robert Reed Janice Enzweig Jim Gumbiner Jomes Lebrun Robert Saey Sherwin Epstein Zachary Harris Michae l Linderman Mortin Sharogo John Clar k Robert Erdell Joel Helman Dennis Maki Susan Schuffman John Clauson NOT PICTURED Susan Ekstrom Ira Buch Dani el Carabine Mortin Schorago laurel Fishman Paul Ingersol l Harlan Mallar Michael Shaevitz Loren Comitor Car olyn Friend Varda Korkomi Roger Mol itz Charles Silverman Dennis Com in Jeffrey Gal e Charles Karp Susan Mannheimer Jack Sostrin Roger Davidson Sheryl Gemon Mortin Kotz Steven Meh l Robert Steinhardt Jim Degraffenreid Jeff Gendelmon David Kite John Norberg Lawrence Togrin Tom Diamond Katherine Grunow Mitchell Klein Susan Pestine lorry Tincher Corl Lawrenz Wil ma Pestine Joel Trouger Soul Pr eker John Weichmann El issa Zweig Coralie Doyen 133 �The sophomore, the upper-lower classman, at last an untaunted-identify, can now lease the little "Freshies" just as he was once teased and kidded. Along with this new maturity comes the sophomore's rea lization that he must participate in his class's government. Through the Sophomore Cabinet, he works to unify and strengthen his class. As in al l school cabi net groups, one r epresentative and one alternate-representative are elected from each homeroom. It is the responsibility of the homeroom representative to attend the weekly Tuesday aft ernoon meetings, and then repeat items of interest to his homeroom. Nilehi's Sophomore Cabinet commenced a successful year in October with Homecoming. Their float, embodying the theme of th is year's event "A H ighland Fling," was a major attraction of the parade. In addition, the Sophomore Cabinet booth at the all-school carnival "Panic 63" was a great success. The funds raised by the "Bean-thr owing booth" w ill go toward class projects. ·Soph omor e Cab inet. Back Raw, Mike Goodman, Joseph Feng, Marty Cha Ifie, Ken Seeskin, Ed Cabot, Leon Manelis, Jerry Meyerhoff. Third Row, Rob in Richman, Linda Elkins, El len Door, Liene Venters, Ellen Bush, Michelle Flicht, Barbara Harrison. Second Row, Joanne Wolman, Ronnis Oher, Danna Spagat, Ralph Stern, Steve Waif, Dan Greeneberg . First Row, Carol Zimmerman, Linda Rosen (Secretary). Francis Kite (President), Marcia Paul (Treasurer), Janice Sachs, Mark Kaplan. SOPHOMORE CLASS • experience Gizel la Aboav Linda A kerlund Wendy Abrams Kathleen Albrecht David Adams Marlene Alpert David Andalman George Agoranos Douglas Anderson Diane Appl in Franceen Anderson Bonnie Arndt Steve Anderson Barbaro Atkin Wayne Anderson Louis Avon . Renee Babetch Glenn Ba las Barbara Babis Claudia Balkin Rager Baer A ndie Barbero Howard Baim Bruce Barnett Burt Barnow Darlene Baumgarten Lawrence Baron Ilene Becker Deon Barringer Linda Becker Robert Baumann Steve Becker Henry Belicove Linda Benjamin Maris Be ll Mary Ann Benjamin Mark Bell Arthur Berger Linda Belue Corwyn Berger Marilyn Berger Meryl Bernstein Richi Berke Fran Biss Jo Ann Berman 134 Stanley Bernstein Ed Berkson Wendy Blackman �Don Bloom Jacquelyn Blustein Kurt Bloom Ilene Bobren Joel Blumberg Bonnie Bolnick Freddie Blumenfeld Jomes Bonow Maureen Boren Sherry Boyer John Botner Andrea Brainin Jum Boukas Lynn Brandel Helene Boyer Larry Brenner He lene Susan Bricker Jill Brown Michelle Brody Mory Beth Brown Robert Brookens Robert Brummett Barb Brown Glen Buehlman Ellen Bush Lindo Copisito Foye Bush! er Sue Carlson Ed Cobol Howa rd Corren Susan Capitel Diano Corter Carol Cosborian Martin Cho lfie Marianne Catel lier Barbara Cheney John Cech Dale Cherner Stuart Choitkin Ne il Chertack Andrea Cheszek Les li e Ann Clothier Keith Chrastza Ann Coppell Jomes Christerson Darryl Cohen George Ciszewski Eileen Cohen Marcia Cohen Ron Cohn Sherry Cohen Thomas Colemon Sue Cohen Cheryl Cooper Robert Cohn Caryn Corman Adriane Covitt Deanna Czern iak Lois Cowen Donald Czern iok Roger Cross Ellen Door Judy Curtis Stephan Dah lq uist Dolores Dohm Bob Davies George Daily Glenn Dav is Suzanne Do Valle John Davis Leon Dov idson Mark Alvin Davis Sandee Dav is Bertico Diaz Geraldine DeCarl Shir lee Diesterheft Claudia Dekoven Janis Dol gin Helane Diamond Dan Donile Howard Dorfman Bill Drawbaugh Donna Doruff William Dowlin Judy Ore l! Jul ie Dr inkw i ne Barry Dragon Scott DuBoff Dennis Dubrow Jim Ebbe r t Alice Dudnick David Edelma n Linda Du l kin Phyllis Edelman Robert Dworkin Ellen Eisenberg Lindo Elkins Lorry Fabian Jim Esio Bernard Fa rber David Ewing Li ndo Farber Bob Ezra Sondra Forber Sharon Farberman Marsha Fe ldman Alvin Feder Paula Feldman Karen Feder Iris Feldner Glenn Feldman Joseph Feng 135 �Karyn Feinstein Don Fisher Sherry Ferdmon Lorry Ficks Eva Field Reid Flammang Steve Field Kathy Fleck Michelle Fl icht Lindo Fronk Paulo Fogelstrom Bette Friedman Betty Friedman Joel Frishman For rel Friedman Kori Gabbey Harriet Friedman Sheldon Goffen Lynda Friedman Steven Gail Lindo Gole Gregg Gattuso Gordon Golowich John Goy Richard Garbo John Goy Bob Gardiner John Geovoros Borboro Geitner Mori Gersh Kaye Gemon Rita Gi l bert Jeff Gent Steven Gi lbert Alon Gerber Mark Gilhooley Peg Gillie Sherry Glazer Edqord Ginger Howard Glenzer Robert Girosch Pete Gobos Lorel Glossner Ellen Godemonn John Gold Joe Goldstein Steve Gold Robert Goodfriend Mork Goldberg Michael Goodmon Joel Goldman Pot Goodmon Wayne Goodmon James Graham Wilma Goodmon Lindo Grandinetti Lynn Gordon Dorthea Grap Lilo Greaves Lindo Grant A lvin Greenberg Steve Greenwald Dov id Greenberg Rich Gregory Michael Greene Lindo Grimson Don Greeneberg Steven Grubman Cynthia Guerrero Sue Hagerty Greg Gunderson Kunio Hogio Koren Gustafson Arthur Holler Sandy Gustin Poul Horman Ann Harmening Peter Hortleb Jomes Harrington Stephan Hoksin Synthis Horris Roz Hoss Barbara Harrison Koy Hayes Don Heeres Allyson Herzog Fred Heilbrun Sheila Hibbard Mork Henner Cindy Hill Donna Herwill Lynn Hoffberg Dione Hoffman Henry Horwitz Gordon Hoke Mory Ann Hrejso Ellen Holland John Hulburt Barbaro Horvitz Kenneth Isaacson Judy Jacobs Bob Jannusch Les I ie Jacobson Michael Jonson Geri Janis Glenn Jorol Mory Janisch 136 ' Barb Friedman Ira Frnok ~ SJzy Freedman Donna Fronk I ~ ~ Lorry Jeffries ' '• \I �A conscientious student although she is confin ed to her home is Lesl ie Garland. Sh e is tutored by a home study teacher who visi ts her freq uently . Craig Johnson Chorfes Joseph Nancy Johnson James Jul iu s Susan Johnson Dan Jungwirt h Dione Johnstone Glen Ju rek Judy Kod is on Jonis Kamps Don ny Kohn Eunice Kantor Carol Ka iserman Bruce Kaplan Marsha Ko/fen Gary Kaplan Judith Kaplan Rosalyn Kaplan Lourie Kaplan Seymour Kar l in Lindo Kap lan A rthur Kor ol Mo rk Kaplan Michae l Karp Mike Kassin Ron Kaufman Debby Katz Richard Kav ill Jeff rey Katz Susan Kearney Larry Katz Bab Ke/in Lynne Kellar Fran cie Kite Barbara Keller Sherwin Kite Renee Kessel Lynne Kiv il ouma Bertha Kim Judi Klehr Jefferey Klein N ick Kl ickovich Laura Kl ein Melvin Klinghoffer Paul Klein Mau r ice Kno izer Maureen Kleinman Tim Knudsen Janeen Koe Doug Kornelly Robert Koch Barbara Koria Raya Konrad Linda Kossof Thomas Kar man Sandi Kost Joel Kova l Jeffrey Kr ay Jud i Krammer Keith Kreft Roberta Krasner Dale Krei s Jory Kr aus Isabel Krupp Pat La Bell e Kris Lorson Dennis Lampert Lynn e Laskin Jeff Lange Herb Lawrence Julie Lannutti Joan Lefevre Donna Leff Side/le Lepaff Maureen Leifer Albert Letzkus Jeanette Leogrande Bill Levin Marc L eon Dale Lev in 1 37 �SOPHOMORE EFFORTS result in a fine floa Lorin Lev in Coral Levinson Stewart Levin Kenneth Levitan Vicki Levin Gale Levy Barry Levine Myrna Levy Stephan Levy Iris Liebenste in Bobbi Lewin Linda Lifton Alon Lewis Wayne limpinsel Earl Lichtenstein Steve Lipawsky Marsha Lipke Steven M. Lissner Stewart Lipman Shirley Lodol Jeff Lippert Dennis Loeser Robert Liss Donald Lofty Marcia Lome Rob er t Mackacek Rick Lowy Judy Malis Paula Lubeznik Mark Maller Mary Luther Leon Mcnelis David Monn Georgeann Marshall Fred Manna Ronald Mason Carol Mantell Joseph Massey Sue .\larks Eileen Marta Dennis Mourizi Leslie Melnick Thomas McClellan Steve Messner Amy Medintz Burton Meyer Jerry Meinhardt Jerry Meyerhoff Richard Meyers Andrea Migdaw Vince Micari Judye Miller Kathy Michae l Mary Mil ler Jim Michons ki Joy Millman Al M i lls Lois Manhardt Sandy Minkus Jean Margan Daryl Mair Mike Moran Linda Mair MarkMasaff Cheryl Mueller Dav id Myers Jerin Mueller Fern Nadler War ren Muskett Linda Naftulin Bruce Myers Harrese Nelson Linda N el son Edward Nessel Linda N elson Sharan N eubauer M el vi n N emkav Jonis N eume ister Scott Ness Phi l Nidetz Marilyn Nieder Jack Nartman Bill Nigut Denise Notorius Jeon N ix Karen Nove lli Ellen Noesen Mike Nu l l Joe Ocran! Les Olefsky Susan Oehl ber g Donna Orbach Ronn is Oher Paul Orlov Sand y Ohlson Lorraine Ostapowicz Bi ll Owca Sondra Pardo N orr e ne Pan ni tch Jomes Pessin Car l a Pankey 138 Annette Patoff Mitchell Paradise Glenn Paul �Us ing a play on war ds, t he sop homore cabinet tur ned the Homecom ing tKeme, "A Hig hland Fling, " t o "A Highla nd Sl in g ." A G iant p layer li es in the sl ing r eady ta be shot out of sig ht by the husky Trojan wa rrior s. Mar c ia Paul Linda Powel l Murry Pear lman John Pow ers Helen Powe ll Harold Pr imack Ken Powel l Morton Pry ti kin Gale Pull iam Linda Perni tz Robert Pederson W il l iam Peterson Judy Penn Louis Pett s Duane Perkins Sand ra Ph i ll ips Fred Poi ndexter Bob Potenza James Poklop Mary Potter Michael Pol lock Andr ea Powell Al len Ponto Arn old Robin Nancy Racine G il Rovelette Ed Rakowski Evelyn Reese Lindo Raphael Wil liam Reimer Da le Rasmussen Grant Res ter house Gary Reuter Robin Richman Chuck Reyno lds Janet Riffk ind N ancy Rhodes Lesl ie Riggs Douglas Richardson Mary El len Riotto Charlene Rivard Sam Robbins Rick Ri vkin Jackie Robinson Muriel Roberts Harvey Rose Mor tin Robin Bar ba r a Rosen Harold Rosen Steve Rosenzweig Linda Rosen Gar y Ross Peggy Rosenbaum Mitch Ros ten Audrey Rosenfield Ronald Roth Ed Rothschi ld Carole Rowe Rodn ey Ro thstein Vero Rot hstein Jim Rubi n G i lber t Rotkin Steven Rubin Phi l Rub in 139 �Eileen Rubenstein Cindy Rubinstein Steven Rukin Ken Russel Joel Rubenstein Jean Rudnit Janice Sacks Danny Safron Sande Solstane Bonnie Salzman Linneo Sanders Fred Soxonberg John Schor! Stuart Scholler Jonet Scholer Shoran Schneider Barry Schoeller Haword Schumir Phyllis Schuldiner Robert Ruttenberg Diane San Fillipo Jean Santner Maurice Sapoznik Lenore Savitz Richard Schatz Bob Schiewe Morey Schnoble Borbora Schneider Allen Schultz Bonnie Schultz Thomas Schuttler Noncy Schwartz Suson Schwanke Leone Schwegel Glenn Seiden Foith Seidman Glen Seedorf Sherry Segal Sue Sernov itz Renee Sells Charlyn Shochtmon Ronald Shaffer Robert Shamberg Gail Shapiro Linda Shapiro Alan Shane Susan Shapiro Donna Shov itz Bonnie Shel sky Harold Shelsky Shiela Sherer Lowell Sherman Mork Siegal Ron Siegal Michael Silber Marilyn Silton Sharan Siegal Sandy Siemsen Gory Simon Nad ine Simon Lindo Singer Paul Shapiro Bab Ship Dan Siegal Lindo Siegal Arthur Silverstein Noomi Simon Ivan Sizemore Ronald Simon Pamela Simons Jahn Smart Glenn Smith Madeline Smith Paul Smith Mike Snider Jone Sala Shari Smith Patricio Smyth Glen Solberg Poul Salomon Joan Sann Allan Spector Andrea Sperling Andrew Spores Chris Stohlke Maxine Stam Candy Steadman Pam Steffens Diane Steinberg Carol Steiner Kenneth Stein Bab Steinberg Dale Steinert Steve Stern Paula Stiber Susan Stilt Linda Stocker Bette Story Janice Stover Mike Stricker Richard Stunkel Bari Sarasky Donna Spagat 1 40 Rolph Stern �Barb Superfine Craig Takehara Bonnie Sussman Caren Tankus Kathy Svedlund Joan Tanner Stanley Szarnych Phyllis Tetelbaum James Thorsen Helene Trubankoff Al len Titlebaum Cheryl Turner Cheryl Todd Craig Turski LeRoy Trillanes Byron V arnon Sandro Vedder Sharyn Von Oppen liene Venters Mar lene Wodler Bruce Ventura Lance Wa l lach Ron Vidoch Ann Wa ller Richard Wa llis Michae l Watson Gerry Walter Carolyne Waxberg St€phen Warren Janet Waxman Brenna Wasserman Robert Webb Stuart Weiner Anita Weintraub Barbaro Weinstein Sheila Weisman Cheri Lynn We i nstein Ronald Weisner Michael Weinstein Julian Weiss Lynn Weiss Donna We lstein Steve We iss Merle West Steven Z. Weiss Rebecca Wexler Steven Weiss Sharon Whetstone Linda Wichert Howard W ish Steven W i lliams Linda Wolcott Paul Willner Barry Wolf Neil Wi nstead Linda Wolf Richard Wolf David W~lfins'ohn Steve Wolf Jo Anne Wolman Myra Wolff Susan Wolters Richard Wolff Amelia Wr ight Merle Young Ir is Zamonsky Joan Youngblood Ira Zarov Alexis Zabore Janis Zehner Monica Zeidman Dave Zeller ·car ol Zimmerman Jeff Crosi Louis Zivic Wayn e Edfors Bonnie Zutm a n Danny Kammier Jane Coile Judie Lawler NOT PICTURED Bob Mahe Kenneth Posner Ju l ie Rachelson Jud ith Adam Jeffrey Goris Nad ine M iller Edward Barnett Michael Gors Joe Oroark Stephen Sch lesinger Seymour Bearak Eileen Greenberg Susan Ph i llip s Kennet h Seeskin Rita Becker Steven ldelman Michae l Prousis Bernard Settler Stan ley Bel l Rick lvaz Cheryl Ramsay Arnold Siege l Jim Schlesinger Dennis Berkson Elayne Kaltman Rexene Rasmussen Lonnie Skora Dav id Bu rdeen Kenneth Kar lson Gregory Rich Melody Soel l Robert Cavanaugh Gary Kaller Howard Romanek Meyer Sokol Mark Cohe n Sherry Kav in Judy Rosen Carolyn Stauffer William Dougl as Steven Kromer Stephen Rosenthal Arthur Strand Ira Epstein Donald Lazaar Harriet Sachsel Made l ine Touff Lynn Epstein Edward Liss Jerry Samelson Richard Trapper Iona Evans Robert Maki Philip Saunders Ruth Gelfand Dean Marines Bonnie W i lensky Samuel Yanes 141 �Junior Cabinet. Bock Row: Joy Adair, Brod Ellison, Dove Boyer, Harold Kaplan, Kent Brody, Mork Newburger, Ronald Korzen. Third Row: Melody Heche, Vicki Kromer, Cathy Bobero, Ronald Perlman, Phyllis Berlin, Carol Chapmon, Nancy Joslyn. Second Row: Steve Silverman, Irene Silverman, Jeon Anderson, Dione Ehrensoft, Janice Vedd er, Robyn Brown, Moyra Koy. First Row: Betty Levin, Barbaro Fisher (Secretory), Ron Rojo (President), Arlene Sager (Vice-Presiden t), Al Nissison (Treasurer), Marilyn Beiln, Arnold Lazer. Absent: Alyse Allentuck. CLASS CABINET directs active Sid Abelski Gordon Anderson Garry Alholel Jeon Anderson Alyse Allentu ck Kathy Anderson Betty Anderson More Anderson Som Applebaum Marc Aronin Wendy Arbit Sue Bair John Armstrong Ron Bonion Philip Aronica Betty Ann Boniff Jerry Boren Bob Battaglia Cherie Barile Deedee Baum Vicki Borr Richard Baum Judy Barringer Barbaro Beck Charlene Beck Lindo Benjamin Pot Becker Jomes Bennett Philip Becker Barry Berger Marilyn Beilin Bonnie Berlin Phyllis Berlin Cathey Billion Steve Berman Rich Bilson Jerry Bernstein Pot Bird Leila Beskin Jacob Bitron Lorry Blocker Sheila Bloom Lindo Blessing Catherine Bobero Rick Block Lindo Bloom Michael Bohm Eileen Boosoles Nancy Borchers Barbaro Boukos Len Borden David Boyer Betty Borenstein 142 Sofie Bazin Donna Bottum Pot Brody • • �Wh en the student r each es h is junior y ear, he begins to thi nk seriously about the yea r s ofter high school. Wil l he attend college, gov ernment. One representati v e and on e alternate-rep r esentativ e from each homer oom ore el ected to thi s gov ern ing bod y . or , wil l he find emp loyme'tlt? In an effort to aid th e student in Throughout the school y ea r , Junior Cabin et i s active p lan ning formu lating his futu r e p lans, N ilehi hos created two basic .types of and exciting nu m erous proj ect s. Early in the y ear , Cabi net b uilt student conferences. In one , the student speaks to rep resentatives a f loat for this year's Homecoming "A High land Fling ." 1 Feb r:uar y, .n from business and industry, while in the other, the student speaks Cabi net hod a booth at the a ll-school carniv al "Panic 6 3." to representat ives from various coll eges and universities. By June A highlight in the life of the Ju nior is th e Prom sponsored by To r aise money for this y ea r's affair, Cab inet con- of th e junior year, t he student has normal ly decided whether or Juni or Cabinet. not he will attend college. The jun ior, however, is sti ll very conq irned with his high school tracted the Smothers Br others to perform at N i lehi on Februar y l l . educat ion, and particu larly with the activities of his class. By his election to Junior Cabinet, the .student may participate in his class's The fam ed twosome enterta ined a larg e audience with folksongs and a humor common to no other entertaine r s. Mory Ann Bro h os Lindo Br in Tom Brontby Kent Brody Gory Broslowsky Bruce Brown Ju di Brickman Mork Brown Penny Brown Lisa Butman Rob yn Brown Sh erry Cabin Marilynn Bu b lick Anne Co hn Suzi Burns John Co i le Terry Comach o M o ry Cornall Betty Cantor Ron Cassman Car o l Cor d is Mor k Choitki n Corr ie Carl ing ton Bobbie Choskin Car ol Chapmon Bill Ch apmon Do.ug los-Clo•ke Donald Clouser Lindo Ch ez Rob er to Cohan Sta nl ey Cichowski Ber y l Cohen lor ry Cohe n Lind o Cole Mitch e ll Co~en Roberto Comer Ron Cohen Stuart Cooper Sondra Coh en Leon Coope rman Sue Corey Joel Crohn Dom i nick Co r ona Michael Crowe Judy Cox Tom Dodigon Bobbi e Crofton Br uce David D ione Davis Denn is Dicks Martin Denis Shirlee Diel Dove Der ex Jerry Dolins Da ryl Deutchmin Ira Douchin Steve Dory l ewis Edel son Kor en Dreffin Br enda Eg iel Sheila Dr ib i n Dione Ehrensoft Pot Dr ucker Jud ith Eimstod Phyllis Eisen A lon El kin Sand r o Ei senb er g A l Ell iott Susan Ekstrom Brod Ell iso n Michae l Elbaum Eil ee n El ster 14 3 �Marsha Engerman Jerry Ernst Leni Epstein Carol Estrin Ron Erickson Karyn Evens Howard Erlich Scott Feero Jon Feil Ted Feldman Lyle Feinermon Richard Felt Ava Feldman Jonis Ferber Helen Feldman Louise Ferdmon Ronald Fernandez-Raio Barb Fisher Ronnie Fields Marcia Fisher Herb Filermon Steve Fisher lee Fingeret Fred Fishman Porn Fishman Richard Franklin Barbaro Fogel Mory Ellen Freeling Dennis Forman Vicki Friedman Koren Frandzel Cheryl Fritz Koy Fulkowski Cynthia Garro Stuart Galesburg Judy Garro Poul Gollis lorry Govlin Harold Ganz Ron Gen i Steven Gerber Dar lene Ginsberg Ilona Gerstein Alon Gitlis Robert Gerv irtz Rita Gittelson Dennis Gibrick Bob Gloss Renee Golond Kenneth Goldman Porn Goldberg Ro n Goldsmith Sondra Goldberg Allon Goldstein Stan Goldfarb Dove Goldstein Harriet Goldstein Barbaro Goodmon Sondra Goldstein Bruce Goodmon Myra Golob Mike Gors Koreene Goodfriend Helen Groifmon Richard Grant Rhonda Gross Richard Green Steven Gross Jerry Greenberg Sondra Grossman Joel Greenberg William Grunow Bill Gulor Mar ianne Hansen Carole Gullon Dole Hardt Bette Gustavson Alon Horris Berton Holl Janet Horris Miche le Harrison Melody Heche Kathy Haselton David Heeres Melvin Haskell Renee Hefter Steve Haymon Robert Heller Cindy Helt Lorri e Hermon Leslie Henkel Pot Herter Lynn Herling n Ken Hite Ronald Hoffberg a Aileen Hirsh Lois Hermon Judy Holzworth Denny Hoffman Mork Horne Jon Holter -~ Charles Horn Harvey Hoffman Bob Horvitz Wayne Hutter M erle Jacob Mike Huwoldt Bonnie Jacob s Jeff Hymon M or e Jacobs Jeff lsel 144 ~ Poul Jacobs ' �Ron Jacobs Al Jenner Renee Jocover Ja net Johnson Pam Jaffe Lorry Jormy Marilyn Johnson Dar ryl Jonas Wesley Jones Som Kondel Nancy Joslyn Mork Konn Harvey Kaluzno Joyce Kanofsky Pau l ette Kalver Harold Kaplan Vickie Korkomi Rhonda Kaufman Ronold Korzen Rita Kovonaugh Lynn Koselow Myra Koy Rhonda Kosik Ellen Keer Carolonne Kennedy Betty Kling Geroge Kite Lindo Klinke Suzanne Kite John Kluge Barry Klayman Andrea Koehler Robin Kole Barry Korogodsky Jock Kolstedt Ted Kossof Lindo Konitz Mory Jone Kovo rsky Barbaro Koppelmeir Sherry Kav in Elizabeth Kromer Robert Kravitz Vivki Kromer Michael Kr eloff Denis Krous Elizabeth Kucera Dianne Krauss John Krum Richard Ku jawa Howie Lasky John Laing Arnold Lazor Sandi Lamm Lorry Lazarus Jock Lander Lauren Leifer Bonnie Lermon Alex Lerner Lesley Levin Ed LeVine Betty Levin Leonard Lev ine Helen Levin Stuart Levine Barry Levinsky Rochelle Lewis Ellen Levinson Moritz Lewkowicz Mory Leviton Fred Levy Mork Leibermon Robert Lieberman Jomes Lindstrom Paulo Lubor Corrine Lubin Koren Londo Marlene Long John Luther Elaine Lubeck Rona Id Luzzo Joe Malick Lone Marinello Al Monasln Deon Marines Miles Mondi Lynn Marcus Kathleen Morkert Hettye Morwil Robin Morzen Avis Mash Jock McGrath Bonnie Mozer Carole Mossof Dovid .McQueen Lindo Maxson Roberto Mechanic Mike Mehl Eugene Mendel Lynn Mehrholr David Messner Tony Malas Stewart Metzger Dale Melcher Marlene Meyer Janice Michael Lauren Miller Lynn Miller Sharon Middough Sherry Mikel Hollis Miller 1.'ynnette Miller Ron Miller 145 �JUNIOR CABIN The talented Smothers Brothers entertain a capacity crowd in the auditorium February 11, Sponsored by the Junior Cabinet, their appearance adds over 1500 dollars to the Prom Fund. Sue Miller Misty Millward Michael Mindel Paula Miner Richard Minors Bette Modetz Joanne Morris Frank Mueller <ichard Nagai Mark Nahin Sharon Natenberg Felicio Nathan Maxine Nathanson Fred Nelson Karen Nelson Kathy Neuman Mark Newburger Janice Newmon Allen Nlssenson Rita Noesen Gerri Nicholas Hope Nicholas Art Novak Leon November George Olkiewicz Linda Oren Dean Ortman Lee Osborn Richard Oscarson Walter Ostapowicz Lynn Pauly Jerry Par-is Steven Pearson Ron Perlman John Peterson Sµe Peterson Larry Pierini K.athryn Plough Sylvia Poders Fredell Pogodin Dav id Posmantler Mike Povlo Nancy Praeger Harriet Price Betty Pritchard Jeffrey Provus Pat Quirk Lee Ann Rammon Larry Rand Claudia Ream Norma Ream Jane Reed Barb Reifman Jack Reitberger Paula Rest John Rettberg 146 Margie O'Reilly Alan O'Martln Jeannette Opperman Mary Ann Orom Ed Rhodes Jeffrey Richardson Gae Richman Morry Rizman �brings Smothers Brothers to east Susan Robinson Coral Rogers Scott Rome Judith Rosee Howard Rosenbaum Allon Rosenberg Barbaro Rosenberg Mel Rosenberg Soresto Rosenberg Harvey Rosenbloom Dcrvid Rosental Larry Rosenthal Barry Rosn ick Stanley Rossman Fron Roth Mike Rothman Lee Rothstein Eileen Rotkin Fred Rubin Rose Lynn Rubin Diane Ruby Sheldon Rudd Lee Ruderman Evan Rumack Susan Rusch Bob Ruttenberg Geraldine Sacomano Lawrence Sacks ·Shelly Sattro Arlene Sager Les Salberg Judy Soletra Ruth Solomon Eugene Saltzberg Reyso Samuels Jeff Sandler Carol Sandrik Norman Sandstrom Nick Saviano Poul Scarpelli John Schacht Alan Schops Mary Schlau An ita Schnitzer Linda Schoenberg Phillip Shoenwolf Nonshelle Schatz Gloria· Schechtman Roger Scott Janet Selig Steve S11ltzer Judy Semliach Alan Semrow Dawn Shafer Helen Shafer Larry Shapiro Terry Shapiro Ellyn Shepard Murray Sherman Robert Shuter Lowell Shyelfe Susan Siegal Norman Siegel Howard Silver Irene Silverman Steve Silverman Harvey Silverstone More Simmons John Simon Bob Singer Sherry Singer Jill Sippil Linder Skerven Jack Skinder Robin Skolnick Steven Skolnik Barry Slade fone Slaw More Slatten Arnold Slutsky Sherry Smith Cal Snyder Valerie Spiegel Stewart Spies Gene Solomon Peter Spear Bruce Spivack Nils Stongenes Ken Stonn Sandro Storkoph Aviva Stearns Judi Stein Len Steinborn Louis Stephens Marlin Stern John Stewart Mike Sllegel Bonnie Stone Lynn Stone Ellen Strauss Fred Streicher Joel Stronberg Richard Suckow Ina Summer 147 �JUNIO The moon is full and the weather is perfect far the huge - 1962 Homecoming Eve Pep Rally. Playing the Highland Park "villains" in the rally's skit are juniors Eileen Baasales, Allyson Herzog, Arlene Sager, Carrie Carlington, Kitty Wanaski, and Judy Garra. Diane Swanson Elyse Swider Gordon Swidler Mark Swirsky Ruth Szuchmacher Chris Tadema-Wielandt Tim Tansey Paul Tanzer Perry Tasky Sue Ellen Taylor Claudia Ten Eicken Ronette Ten Eicken Tim Taylor Joan Teister Ruth Tefka Robert Tepper Lynda Thomas David Tooredman Edward Trob Bruce Tzinberg Roberta Uldelson Anne Urbanovitch Roberta Tyska Bob Urman Tom Von Deusen Mark W_ainer Virginia Van Ommering Janice Vedder Irwin Wallach Steven Wallach Bab Walner Donna Veto Judy Word George Warnke Wayne Wasserman Connie Weichmonn Harold Weil Marlene Weinberg Sheldon Welner Joel Weinstein Herb Weisberg Joy Weiss Rick Weiss Ronnie Weiss Sandy Weiss Mork Weitzman Janet Wells Judy White Sue Whisler Terry Winoker Warren Wiczer Cheryl Widman Jeff Winkel Steve Winston Glen Winter Michael Witzel Roger Wolf Roland Wolf Sandy Wolf Sue Wolf David Wolf Jeffrey Wolf Joel Wolf 148 Jomes Withall �• LEADERSHIP fills vacuum when seniors leave Justine Wo lff Mortin Wolfinsohn Arnold Wollmon Carl Wood John Ziah Jay Woolf Marla Woolman Linda Zee Keith Zenner Marc Zwelling Roger Ziff Rosalie Zissman Lynette Zoll NOT PICTURED Jay Adair Bruce Ackerman Richard A-scherl Gayle Boren Ronald Becker Phillip Baum Leslie Berman Steven Bernstein George Blanco Dennis Boettge Judith Burgess Ronald Drozdzik Marilyn Finkl Allan Kaufman Russell Pepoon Robert Shearn Mel Fisher Leonard Fretzin Ruth Kirman Barbara Kirshner Barry Perelgul Robert Poindexter David Klehr Morris Friedman Leslie Garland Stephen Lehtman Jock Leon Greg Polakoff Don Price Monty Raben Darlene Smith Leonard Sneider John Sullivan Dan Teitelbaum Charles Goldstein Spencer Greene Ellen LeVine Cheryl Magness David Radzin Fred Reiner Ted Traiforos Robert Herbster Daris Manaugh Richard Reynolds Peter Tselekis Lonny Hoffman Michael Hoole Judith Mayze! Linda Merholz Dean Robson James Ronan Helene Ten Eicken Lesl ie Towbin Robert Cavanaugh Patricia Houlihan Sherry Metz Zona Rubin Peter Chagare• Oliver Hugo Janice Imber Krista Kadrzynski Richard Kaminsky Robert Nanberg Miriam Sacher David Vive ros Alan Weiss ·Melvyn Winer Alice Wolfe Robert Oboyle Eli David Okman Ellen Sandler Hanna Scholz Sean W r ight Keith Zenner Anne Pahn Francine Katz Richard Palcheck Elaine Schuman Stuart Schwartz Thomas Choate Alan Crafton Michael DelDotto William Dessent The spirited Class of '64 "pull 'together" effectively as they defeated the "Boys of '63" as their ju nior classmates cheer encouragement from the stadium stands. 149 �CLASS OF 1963 officers and ... Th e 1963 Senior Closs Officers ore preparing for June graduation. The class officers, left lo right, ore Richard Millis (Vice Pres.), Susan Fursler (Treas.), Darlene Schmidt (Sec.), and Peter Nemkov (Pres.). ISO �Senior Cabinet, Back Row: Ralph Johnson, Charles Soloman, Richar Wollock, Richard Mittenthal, Ray Dea n, Adrianne Lurie. Second Row: Diane Marks, Lynn Johanson, Judith Siegal, Ann Schack, Donolee Weinstein. First Row: Marlene Harris, Karen Clebanoff, Maxine Shikaff, Sue Berberick, Ruth Field, Heather Nhissenson. Not Pictur ed: Michelle Mandell. ... CABINET representatives A student's senior year is his biggest year in high school. The senior worries over college entrance requirements and must pick the college he would like to attend. The senior is the leader in most school activities, and to keep the senior class unified, each senior homeroom elects one representative and one alternate representative to the Senior Cabinet. The 1963 Senior Cabinet kept very busy the entire year representing and planning for the best class in the school. Cabinet began the year by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance, "Gathering of the Clan." As a part of the Homecoming festivities, the Cabinet-built Senior Class· Float took a First Prize. Later in the year Cabinet helped run Alumni Night, and, after that, sponsored the All School Carnival, "Panic '63." Senior Cabinet also sponsored a series of Senior Days including Mad Plaid Day, White Shirt Day, and Panic Button Day. After a long year of hard work, Cabinet looks ahead to its last but happiest task of all, planning and preparing for graduation. Alternates,, Bock Row: Ike Heller, Mike Goodman, Bill Feinberg, Dove Lerner, Bill Toelke . Second Row: Ellen Felcher, Koren Kinsch, Lynn Weisz, Barbaro Sabin. First Row: Lynelle Rabin, Ilene Woller, Jackie Czernick, Marlene Blitstein, Maxine Kaplan. Not Pictured: Jossie Holden, Barry Laskov, Phil Monson. 151 �SENIOR CLASS sponsors all-school carnival ROBERT AHRENS Notiona l Honor Society 3,4; Bronz e Honor Pin 3; Harvard Award 4; Illinois Stole Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Minor N 3; Major N 4; Student Council I; Sophomore Cabinet 2; Bond 1,2; Choir 4; ChristmosFeslivol I ,2,4; Spring Musicol 4 . t'.......... GEORGE ALBRECHT Transferred from Evanston TWP. H.S. 2; Choir '3,4; G lee 1.2; Gold Music Pin 4; Silver Music Pin 3; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Football 3; SSM3. CHARLES ANDERSEN Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 4; N Club 4; SSO 3,4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 3: Golf 3,4; Major N 3,4; Basketball 1,2; International Relations Club 4; Student Union Monitor 4. STEVEN ALLEN KAREN ANDERSEN ALICE ANTHONY Chess Club I; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club· 1,2; G .A.A. 1,2; Biology Club 3; Pen Pol Club i Future Nurses' Club 1,2,3; Germon Club 1,-2; lorelei 2; Choir 3,4; Girl's Glee 1,2; Science Fair 2. PHILLIP ARMATO RONALD ARNDT Student Union Boord 4; SS03,4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 3; Wrestling 2,3, Minor N 3; Germon Clu b I, Vice Pres.; Cobine! 1; Council 2. _..,... Swimming l ; lnduslriol Arts Club 3. DEBORAH AULTZ Transferred from Troy, Ohio 3; Riplettes 3,4; Aquettes 1,2; Interscholastic Tennis 2; G.A.A. 3,4. ISABELLE BACHMAN G .A.A. I . CAROL BACINO Stu dent Council 1,2; Reflections Cost 4; Youth Counci l 4; French Club 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Clu b 2; Personal Monitor 1,2; Fine Arts Club 2. 152 JULlmE BAIN Art Council 1,2,3,4, President 2; SSM 4; District Science Fair 2; Latin Club I; Foll Ploy Crew 2,3; Spring Play Crew 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Trit-fl-Y 2·, Chaplain 2; Homecoming Committee 3,4. �Panic '63 At the Senior sponsored all-school carnival, "Panic '63." Ellen Felcher hands a boll lo the next contestant at the Senior. Cabinet b,ooth. LUCILE BALLESTRA JACK BARRANCO Tri-Hi-Y 4, Representative lo Springfield; G.A.A. 3,4, Secretory & Treasurer Orchesis 4; Choir 4; Spotlighters 1,2, Chairman of costumes; French Club 2, Honorary mention in Natl. French Contest; SSO Monitor 4. TRUDIE BASKIN Transferred from Lane Tech. H.S., Chicago, 1; SSO 4; SSSH 4; SSM 4; Footba ll 1; Bo.seboll 1; Wrestling 2. DANIEL BAUER Transferred from Senn H.S., Chicago 2; Student Council 1; Glee 2; Christmas Festival 2;. G.A.A. 1. Track 1,2,3,4; Lighting Club 4; Spring Ploy Crew 4; Fencing 3; Indoor Track 3,4. PATRICIA BAUMANN SUSAN BEAVER Lorelei 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Silver Music Pin 2; Gold Music Pin 3; Girls' Glee 1,2; Future Secretaries 4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Spring Musical 4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4. Transferred from Hastings, Nebrosko4; Notional Merit Finalist 4; Bond 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Dramatics 3; G.A.A. Boord 4; French Club 3; Glee Club 1; Science Club 3; Thespians 3. ROSS BENDEL KARIN BECKER Cabinet Alternate 3; Personal ServlceMonltor4. Hi-Y, 1,2,<1 Pres. of Executive Club 4; Football I ,2,4, Captain, 2, Minor N 2; Basketball 1,2; Track 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Major N 3; SSM 2,4. EILEEN BENDER MARY BEN ZEEV SSM 4; Fine Arts Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2; Future Nurse/ Club I; Foll Ploy Crew 1,2; Spring Play Crew 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. Teachers of Tomorrow I; Arts Club 2; Glee l; Christmas Festival 1; Pep Club I . 153 �SUSAN BERBERICK CHARI BERGER Student Uni?n Board. 4; Senior Cabinet 4; Reflections Cost 3,4; SS03,4, Secretory&Receptionist 4; SSM 3; Ushe rs Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Foll Ploy Crew 1,2; Spring Ploy Crew 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Fine Arts Clu b I; Spotlighters I; Pep Club 3. Illinois Stoie Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; SSO 3,4; SSD Secy. 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; Foll Ploy 3, Costume Crew; Reflections Costume Crew Chairman 3; Spring Ploy 4; Reflection Yearbook Senior Stoff 4; Thespians 4; Bond 1,2; Cab inet Alternate 1; Futu re Teachers 2,4. JACK BERGER Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; SSM 4; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Spotlighters 1,2; Foll Ploy Crew 1,2. Student Council 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 3; SSO 3,4; · SSD Officer 3; SSSH Officer 4 ; SSM 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Football I; Swimming I; Baseball l; Golf 2,3,4, Minor N 2, Major N 3; N Club 4; Big Brother 2; SSSH Chairman 1; Art Council I; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. MARA BERGER RICHARD BERGEN Sen io r Cabi net 4; Blue Honor Certificate l; French Clu b 2,3; Teachers of Tomo rrow 1,2, V.Pres. 2; Spotlighters l; Bond 1,2,3,4; Reflections Cost 3. SSO Supervisor 4; SSM 4; Germon Club 2; Football 2, Minor N 2; Trock 1,3; Shield I.; Minor N 3; Student Union Monitor 4. GAIL BERGER SHARON BERLIANT Transferred from Senn High School, Chicago 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Boord Member 3; Bowling Champion; G.A.A. Pin and Minor Award; Spot1ighters 2; French Club 2,3. MARLA BERMAN Cabinet Alternate 2; Personel Service Monitor 3; French Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spotlighters _ i ,2; Pen Po l Club 4; SSM 4. SHERRI BERNS CAROLYN BEST Transferred from Missou r i l ; SSO 4; SSSH Secretory 4; SSM 4; Notional Merit art award 4; Reflect ions Crew 4; Spring Ploy Crew 4; Art Council 4; Spanish Club 4. SSO 3,4, Assistant Secretory 4; SSSH Period Secretory 4; Student Union Boord 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2. HOWARD BITTMAN SHARON BIEBER Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; Germon Club 1,2,4; Spo tlighters I; Pep Club 1,2. Notional Merit Finalist 4; Silv e r Pin 3,4; Golq Honor Pin 4 ; Blue Honor Certificate 1,2; Wrestling 4; Minor N 4; SSM 4; Cabinet 2; Mack Constitutiona l Convention Representative 4; Germon Club I . MARLENE BLnSTEIN Editor of "Epic N ews" 4; SSO Receptionist 3,4; Thespians 3,4, Secretory 3, Minor N 3; Nilehilite Cartoonist 2,3,4; Cabinet Alternate 4; Spotlighters 1,2; Homecoming Com mittee 4; Reflections Cost 4; Reflections Crew 2 ,3, Makeup Chairman 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Riding Club 1,2; Spring Ploy Crew 1,2,3,4; Foll Ploy Crew 1,2, 3 ,4; G lee Club 1; Steering Group 2. 154 ELYSE BLOOM Transferred from Tuley High School, Chicago, 3; ThespioRs 4; Fo ll Ploy Cost 4; Reflections Crew 4; Mem ber of Mock State Convention 4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Library Aid 3. �HARRY BLOOM RICHARD BLOOM PSO 3,4; SSM 4; Nilehilite 3,4; Coin and Stamp Club 4; Spa nish Club 2; Pen Pa( Club 3. Bridge Club 3; Track Team 1,2, Frosh Shield; Chess Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; Science Sem ina r 2,3,4; Math Club 4; Natianol Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4 ; Intramural Ten nis 3; Gold Certif icate 2; Si lver Pin 3; National Honor Society 3,4. CHERI BOHAT Gold Choral Award 3; Musical Steering Committee 3,4; Musical 3,4; Choir 3,4; Lorele i 2,3,4; Cabinet 3; Reflect ions Crew 2; G.A.A . 1,2; Gi rls' Glee 1,2. ALAN BOLON Bowling Instructor P.E. 3; SSM 2;German Club 2,3; Executive Club 4; AV A 4. GERI BOLON LAWRENCE BRANDEL Student Council Alte rnate 1,2, Chairman of School Elections 2; SSM 3; American Leg ian Rhetorical Contest 1,2; Reflections Cast 3; Fal l Play Crew 2; Spring Play Crew 2; Spotlighters 1; Spanish Club 3; Glee 1. Tra nsferred from Loyola Academy 2; Swim Team 3; Minor N 3; Christmas Festival 4; SSM 4; Chair 4. WILLIAM BRANT DIANE BRIDGE SSO 3,4; SSM 3, SSSH 4; Footba ll 1,2,3,4 Shi eld 1; Minor N 3, Majar N 4; N Club 4; Baseball l; Shield 1; Stud ent Uni an Board 4; Cabinet 4; German .club 1,2; Stud ent Cou ncil Alternate 2. Personal Service Monitor 4. BARRY BRONN LARRY BROWN T ransferred from Von Stueben High School, Chicago 3; Hall Monitor; Intermediate Orchestra 1,2; Teachers Secretary. Transferred from Von Stuebe n High School, Chicago 3; Monitor 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Swimm ing Team 1,2; AVA 1,2. MARCIA BURNSTEIN Homecoming Comm ittee 4; SSO 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Christmas Festival 1,2; Publicity and Make-up Crew. Fall Play 3; Spotlighters 1,3; Fine Arts Club I; Glee 1,2; G.A.A. I; Spanish Club I. NANCY BUTLAND Transferred from St. Thomas Aqu inas High School, Fl or issant Ma. 3; Pep Club 1,2; Future Secretaries Assaciatian 4; Library Gu ild 2; G. A. A. 3; Homecom ing Committee 4. AMY BYER CAROL CAMPBELL Tran sf erred fram Oak Pcirk High Schaal 3; Biology Club 1; German Club 1,2; History Club 1; Chair 1,2; Ski Club 4; G.A.A. 2. Choi r 3,4; Loralie 3,4; Glee 1,2; Silver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pin 4; Christmas Festival 1,2, 3,4; G .A.A. 1,2; Cabinet Alternate 3; Latin Club 2,3; Future Nu rses' Club 1,2; Pep Club I. 155 �GAIL CARLSON MARTIN CAPSUTo · SSO 3.4: SSSH Assistant Choirmon 3; SSSH Choirmon 4; SSD 3: Trock 1,2; Shield I; lntermurol bosketboll 3. SSO Monitor 1; SSO Period Secretory 4; Gold Honor Certificate 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Homecoming Committee 4; G.A.A. 1,3,4, Boord Member 4, G.A.A. Pin 3; Homeroom Secretory 2,3; French Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; Honor Boord 3; Foll Ploy Crew 2; Musicale Crew 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Spotlighters I; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Art Council 3. LINDA CARTER BARRY CARNOW SSSH Choirmon 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Bronze Pin 3; Monitor 2; Swimming 1. G .A.A. 1,2,3,4, Executive Boord 2,3,4, Treosurer 3; Horse Show 1,2; Nilehilite Stoff2,3,4; Assistant News Editor 4; Spanish Club 3,4; SSO 4; SSD Secretory 4; SSM Monitor 4; District Science Foir 2; Planning Boord 4; Student Council Alternate I. SHARON CASTLE SSO Monitor 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 2; Library Monitor 1,2; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Foreign Longuoge Club 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1; Art Council 3; Pen Pol Club 2. MICHAEL CAVANOUGH JAMES CHAPNICK BIU CHAGARES AVA 1,2; Tennis 2; Golf 3; Industrial Arts Club 3. Homeroom President 1; Cob in et Alternate 2; Germon Club 3; Lotin Club 1; SSO 2,3,4; SSSO Assistant Choirmon 4; SSD Supervisor 3; SSM Monitor 2,3; SSSH Supervisor 4. FAY CHASKIN RONALD CHEMERS Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Silver Pin 3; Gold Pin 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Teachers of Tomorrow 1.3,4; SSM4;Spotlighters SSO Monitor 4. I. CHRISTINE OlRO KAREN CLEBANOFF Transferred from St. Scholostico2; Nllehilite Stoff 3,4; Vice-President of Senior Orchesis4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Entertainment ' Chol rm on 3; G .A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2. TED COBUN IRA COGAN SSO 3,4; SSSH 4; SSM 3;4; N Club3.4.; Football 3,4; Mojor N 4; Wrestling 3,4, Mojor N4. 156 Junior Cabinet 3; Senior Cobine! 4; SSO 3,4; Spanish Club 2; G .A.A. 1. SSO Assistant Choirmon; Monitor. r - �KATHRYN COHEN ARLYNNE COHEN Cadet Band 1; Intermediate Band 2; Concert Band 2,3.4; Marching Band ·2, Stage Band 4; Student Conductor 2,3,4; Si lver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pin 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate '.2; Homeroom Secretary 3.4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Minor N 2; German Club 2; Futu re Nurses' Club 2; Science Fair Award 1. Science Fair Award 1. Cheerleader 1; Spanish Club 3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Future Secretaries 4; SSO 3.4; SSSH Secretary 4; SSO Monitor 3; G.A.A. 1,2. ROBIN COLEMAN VICKI COMM Thespians 4; SSM 4; Future Secretaries 3.4; Spotlighters 1; Fine Arts Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4; Glee 1; Fall Play 1,2,4; Spring Play 2.4. Yearbook Staff 4; Teachers of Tomorrow 3.4; Glee 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 2. RQBERT COUZIN MARILYN CRAFTON National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Science Seminar 2.3.4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Orchestra 3; International Relaiions Club 4; Math Club Chairman4; Dance Band4: Christmas Music Festival·3; French Club 1,2; Russian Club 3.4, Vice President 4: Blue Honor Certificate 2; Silver Honor Pin 3 . Student Council 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; Persone1 Service Monitor 1, 2,3; Pen Pal Club 1. PETER CYROG JACQUELINE CZERNIAK Astronomy Club 1,2,3.4; Treasurer 2. President 3; Science Seminar 2,3.4; Biology Club VicePresidenl 2; State Science Fair 2; Philosophy Club 3; SSM 2,4; Swimming Team 1. Future Secretaries Association 3,4; Choir 3; Lorelei 3.4; Glee 1,2,4; Christmas Festiva l 1,2, 3.4; Gold Music Pin 3; G.A.A. 3, l RONALD DAMMANN - JANICE DAVIDSON Astronomy Club 1,2,3.4, President 3,4, Secretary 2,3; Physics Club 3.4, President 4; Biology Club 2; Track 1; Stage Lighting Club; Fall Play Crew 4. SSM 2,3; Mock CoMtltutionol Convention 4; GPE Monitor 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Teachers of Tomorrow 1; Library Assistant 4. RAYMOND DEAN MICHAEL DELMAN Football 4; Senior Cabinet 4; P.A. Announcer 3; SSM 3.4; Track 3; Fencing 4; Musical 3,4; Lalin Club 2. SSM 3,4; Ban'd 1,2,3; Germon Club 3; Christmas Festival 1,2; Reflections Crew 2; Foll Ploy Crew 1; Chess Club 1; Astronomy Club 2; Spring Ploy Crew 1. MARILEE DIESTERHEFT SUSAN DEMPERS Pins and Pons Club 1,2, Vice President 1,2; G .A.A. 1,4; Glee Club 1. Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Trl-Hi-Y 2. 157 �In senior homeroom 21,Judy Mossing and Susan Farrell admire each other's l. D. pictures which were distributed for the first time this year. MARIA DORY SSO Monitor 4. HARRIAT DUHL MERLE DOLGIN Future Secretaries Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow 1. Mock Stole Constitutional Convention 4; Stage Crew Fall Play 3; Tri-Hi Y Vice-President 2; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; Illinois State Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. MICHAEL EDWARDS PETER ECONOMOS SSSH 4; SSM 3; Band 1,2; Track 1; Swimming 2. SUSAN EICHHORN DANIEL EHRENSAFT Biology Club 1,2, President 2; SSSH Chairman 4; District Science Fair Placement 1,2; Track 2,3; Mock State Constitutional Canventian4; Spanish Club4. Future Nurses, Vice-President 3; President 4; G.A.A. First Vice-President 4; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Personal Service Monitor 2,3,4; State Science Award 2; District Science Fair Placement I; Spanish Club 4. JUDITH ELIAS Gold Galleon Guild 3,4; Publicity Chairman 4; Thespians 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Epic Staff 4; SSM 4; Head Stage Crew Fall Play 3; Bronze Pin 3; Society Editor Nilehilite 2; VicePresident Silver Clipper 2; Student Council Alternate 2; Spring Play Cast 4; Spotlighters I; Fine Arts Club 1; Silver Clipper 1. BEVERLY ENGEN T~ansferred from Senn, Chicago, 2; Spanish Club I; Art Club 2; Ski Club 4; SSM 3; Reflec- · lions Crew 3; Library Assistant 2; Gym Leader 1,2; Pep Club 1.2. IOBEllTA EPSTEIN Transferred from Miami Beach High School 2; SSSH Chairman and Secretary .4 : Student Union Monitor 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Biology Club l; Spotllghlert 1,2,3. 158 MICHAEL EVANS Band 1,2,3,4; Band Letter 2; Silver Pin 3; Gold Pin 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Christmas Festival2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; SSM 4: Football I. �JOSEPH FAGAN Foll Ploy Casi 4; Spring Ploy Casi 4; Notional Merit Semifinalist 4; SSM 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Germon Club 1. RONALD FAHRENBACH MARILYN FEINBERG DAVID FEIN Student Council 1,2; SSM 4. Tronsferred from Steinmeiz 1; Freshman Cabinet Alternate 1; Sophomore Cabinet 2; Council Alternate 2; SSSH 4; SSD l ; .Fall Play Cast 2; Spr ing Play Cost 2; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. I ; School Poper 1. ELLEN FELCHER WILLIAM FEINBERG Junior Cobinel Representotive3; Senior Cabinet Alternate 4; SSM 4; Blue Honor Certificate 1; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Baseball 1; Big Brother 2. Nilehilite Stoff 1,2; Senior Cabinet Alternate 4; G.A.A. 1; Spotlighters 1; Span ish Club 2; Foll Ploy, Publicity Crew 1; Spring Ploy Costume Crew 1. SHERYL FELDMAN RON FERRELL Reflections Stoff 2,3; SSM3,4; Homecoming Committee 1; Junior Cabinet Alternate 3; French Club 1; Spotlighters 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1. AVA 1,2. RUTH FIELD SUSAN FERRELL Reflections Stoff 1; French Club l; SSM 2; G.A. A. 1,2; Pep Club 1; Pins and Pons Club 1. Senior Cabinet 4; Germon Club President 2; Germon Club4; Arts Club 1,2; Foreign Language Club 1; G.A.A. 4; SSM 2,3; Personal Service Monitor 4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1,2. BARBARA FINDER Notional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Choirmon4; Outstanding Service Pins 2,3; Notional Thespian Society 2,3, 4, Secretory 3, President 4; Homecoming Com·mlttee 3,4, Secretary 4; Planning Boord 4; Nilehilite 2,4, Co-Ed Exchange 4; Silver Pin 2,3; Gold Pin 3; Blue Certificate l; Spanish Club 1,4; Cabinet Alternate l; SSSH 3; Spotlighters l; Fall Play .2,3,4; Make-up Chairman 3; Musical 3 ; Make-up Chairman 3,4; Reflections 1,2,3,4; Make-up. Chairman 3,4; Spring Play l ,2,3.4. ALAN FINGER Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Wrestling 1,2; Minor N 2; Baseball 1,2, Shield 2; Germon Club 2,3; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 3. KATHLEEN FINN ROBERT FINN Council Representative 1,2,3,4; Foreign Exchange Student 3; Cheerleader Captain 3,4; SSSH Assistant Head Secretary 3,4; Mock Convention Chairman ·4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Fall Play 1; Spring Play 2; Spotllghters Program Chairman 1, 2; Gold Honor Certificate 1; Homecoming Committee 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Nllehillte Staff 2. Musical Student Director 4; Nllehilite Staff 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Public Relations Board Chairman 4; -Homecoming Committee 3,4; Student· Union Board 4; Boys Glee I; Christmas Festival 1. 159 �CLASS OF 1963 produces ten Merit Scholarsh SHARON FISHER REN EE FLORENCE G.A.A. 1,2,3; Teachers al Tomorrow 1,2; Spanish Club 2,4; Student Council Alternate I; SSM 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Second Place Science Fair Award 2. SSD 4; SSM 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Spanish Club 3; Future Teachers I. SANDRA FRIEDLANDER SARAH FOX SSSH Secretory 4; Cabinet Alternate 4; Choir 3,4; Silver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pin 4; Musical 1,2,4; Musical Choreography 3; Glee 1,2; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4. Illinois State Scholarship Sem~finolist 4; Lake Shore Division of Illinois Education Association Scholarship Applicant 4; SSO 1,2,3,4, Period Secretory 3,4, Secretory 3, Monitor 2; Student Council 2,4, Alternate ·2, Representative 4; , Cabinet Representative l; Reflections 3,4; Yearbook Stoff 4; Thespians 4, Minor N Drama 4: Homecoming Committee 4; Fine Arts Club Boord Member 2; French Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; G .A.A. l; Spotlighters 1,2; Treasurer 2. BARBARA FROHMAN MORRIS FRIEDMAN SSD Chairman 4; Personal Monitor 2; Foll Ploy Publicity Crew 2,3; Spring Ploy Publicity Crew 2,3,4; Reflections Publicity Crew 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3; Ushers Club 4; Homeroom President 1,2; SSO Rater 4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club l . ARTHUR GALEN SUSAN FURSTER Senior Cabinet Treasurer; G .A.A. 1,2,3; Musical Crew 3,4; Spring Ploy 4; SSM 2,4. Cross Country 3,4, Captain 4, Major N 3,4; SSD Supervisor 4; N Club J.,4; Track 3,4, Minor N 3; Tennis 2; Shield 2; Spanish Club 2. DONNA GENDELL GARY GATS District Science Fair Placement 2; Foll Ploy Crew 2; Big Brother 2. SSM 1,2,4; Spring Ploy Cost l; Spring Play Crew 2,3; Foll Ploy Crew, Reflections Crew 1,4; Spanish Club 1',2; Arts Club I; Spotlighters 1,2,3, G .A.A. I ,2; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Committee 1. VICKI GERSHBERG HARV.EV GERSH Fencing 3,4;.SSSH Chairman 4; SSO Monitor 3: Germon Club 2; Chess Club 2. 160 Student Council 1,3,4, Alternate 2; Chairman Special Events 4; Big Sister 3; SSO 3,4; SSSH Secretory 3; SSD 3,4; Assistant Head Secretory 3,4; Personal Secretory 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Nilehilite Stoff, 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Glee I; Christmas Festival I; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1 �Finalists The Class al 1963 is proud to have 10 of its class members who are the National Merit Scholarship Finalists. They, include, seated, Howard Bittman, Tina Kroon, Susan Beaver, Gary Sax, and Jack Mise. Standing with Dr. Parker and Dr. Kavanaugh are Dan Wershow, Herb Zarov, Chris Shaughnessy, Ira Miller, and Robert Couzin. SHEILA GERSTEIN RANDALL GIBSON Silver Honor Pin 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1,2; Future Secretaries 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Spotlighters I; Guidance Monitor I. Homecoming Committee 4; SSD Supervisor 3; SSSH Supervi~or 4; Tennis 2; SSO Monitor 2; Student Union Monitor 4; Cabinet I. LARRY GILLMAN RHODA GLENZER Freshman Cabinet Alternate I; Football 3; Baseball 3; SSM 1,4; Spanish Club. Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Publicity Crew 4; Pins and Pons Club 2. NORMAN GLUlZER KATHLEEN GOLD SSO Executive Board 4; SSD Supervisor 3, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 3; Monitor 2; Boys' State Representative 3; Bronze Pin 3; Basketball I; Frosh Shield I; German Club 2. Freshman Cabinet I; SSO Monitor 3; Personal Service Monitor 4; Futu re Nurses Treasurer I; President Art Council 3; Fine Arts 3,4; Spotlighters 3; Glee 1,2; Christmas Festival 1,2. EDITH GOLDBERG ROBERT GOLDEN SSSH Secretary 3; SSD Chairman 4; Senior Staff 4; Future Secretaries 3,4; Glee I; Fall Play Crew 1,2,3; Reflections Crew 2,3; Spring Play Crew 1,2,3; Teachers ol Tomorrow I; G.A.A.I. SSO Assistant Chairman 3; Student Council I; Student Union Boarrl Monitor 4; SSO Monitor 2; lllue Honor Certificate I; Oistrict Science I-air Award I; Tri-Hi-Y2; Football, Shield I; Basketball 1,2; Minor N 2. JUDY GOLDSTEIN STEVE GOLDSTEIN Studel)t Council 1,2; Gold Honor Pin 2,3,4; Silver Honer Pin 2,3,4; Reflections Cast 4; French Club 2,3; Nilehilite 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3.; Homecoming Committee 3; Personal Service Monitor 2,3,4; Fall Play Crew 3; Spring Play Crew 2; Transitional Committee I. SSSH Supervisor 4 ; Silver Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; German Club 2,3; Spotlighters 1,2,3; Science Fa ir Award 2. 161 �MICHAEL GOODMAN GAYLE GORDON Foll Ploy 3; Reflections 4; Cobine! 1,4; Notional Mer it Letter of Commendation 4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Silver Clipper 1,2; Art Council 1; Lolin C lub 1,2; Spotlighters 2; Gold Honor Certificate 1,2; Spring Ploy 4; Foreign Longuoge Club 2. Planning Boord 4; SSH Assistant Secretory 3; SSM 4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Usher's Club 3,4, President 4; Fo ll Ploy Crew 3; Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; French Club 1,2; Arts Club 1; Spotl ighters 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1. BEVERLY GORE KENNETH GORDON Notional Thespions Society 3,4, Minor N 3, Mojor N 4; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Spotlighters 1, 2,3,4; Secretory 4; Russion Club 3,4; Secretory 3; Choir 3,4; Silver Pin 3; Glee 1,2, Certificote 2; Foll Ploy Cost 4; Spring Ploy Cost 4; Reflections Cost 2,4; Mu,sicole 1,2,3.4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; SSO Monitor SSO Executive Boord 4; SSSH Supervisor 4; SSO Monitor 3; Gymnastics 1,2,3.4; Co-Coptoin 4, Minor N 1,2, Mojor N 3,4; N Club Secretory 4; Nilehilite Sports Stoff 3,4; French Club 1,2; District Science Foir Winner 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Certificates 1,2; Gymleoder 1,2. 4. SUSAN GOTTFRIED WILLIAM GRAHAM Spanish Club 3,4; G.A.A. 2. PHILLIP GREENBERG ROBERT GREENBERG Student Council 1; SSM l; Footboll l; Trock 1,3; District Science Foir Placement 1; Foll Ploy Lighting Crew 2; Spring Ploy Lighting Crew 2; AV A 4; Rodio Club 1,2,3. Thespians 3,4; Foll Ploy Cost 3,4; Spring Ploy Cost 4; Russ ion Club 3,4. RONALD GREENBERG ROSALIND GREENE Trock 1,2,3,4; Bosketboll Monoger 1,2; Football Monoger 1,2; AV A 1,2,3,4; Secretory-Treosurer 3,4; Executive Club 4. Spanish Club 2,3; Teachers of Tomorrow l; Fine Arts Club 2. WENDY GROSSMAN SALLY GROSS SSM 2,3,4; Foll Ploy Crew 2,3; Spring Ploy Crew 3; French Club 1,2; District Science Foir Placement 2; Alte rnate Council 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2. Tri-Hi Y Treasurer 4; Future Secretaries 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 4; SSD 2; Pep Club 1. WAYNE HANSON SSO Supervisor 2; SSH Choirmon 4; French C lub 3; Trock 3; Minor N 4; Wrestling 3,4; Executive Club Secretory 4; Ski Club 4. 16Z ~; ~;- ~~; ~ TIMOTHY HARRIGAN P.S.0. 3. �MARLENE HARRIS MYRNA HECKMAN Cabinel 1,4; SSM 3; Spanish Club 2,3; G.A .A. I ; Nurses Monitor 4; Big Sister 2. Transferred from Von Steuben 3; SSM 1,2,3; Fall Play 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 2; Art Club 2; Talent Show 1,2; Play Crew 1,2; Future Teachers Club I. IKE HELLER Council 1,2, Treasurer I; Cabinet 4; SSSH 4, SSM 3; N Club 2,3,4; Crass Country I; Baseball I; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Major N 2,3, 4; Minar N I; Planning Board Representative. SHEREE HELLER Cabinet Alternate I; Big Sister 2; Spotlighters I; Cheerleading 1,2; French Club I; G.A.A. I; SSM 3; SSSH 3. HILARY HENNER GEORGE HERTER SSO 3,4; SSSH Secretary 3; SSM2,3,4; Personal Secretories3,4; Service Monitor 2,3,4; Future French Club 1,2; Spat lighters T,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board Member 3,4; 1962 Camp Scholarshi p. Orchestra 2; Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; Band Letter 2; P.S.O. 3. GARY HIRSCH DANNA HIRSCH SSO 3,4; SSD 2; SSM 2,4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Spanish Club 2; Future N urses' Club 2; Spatlighters 2; Fall Play Crew 3; Reflections Crew 3; Reflections Cast 4;. G.A.A.2. SSO 2,3,4; SSSH 3,4; SSM 2; Notional Merit Scholarship Letter al Commendation 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; German Club 2; Cabinet 1,2; Tennis 1,2. BARBARA HOFFMAN ALAN HIRSH First Place State Science Fair Award 1,2; Physics Club 2; German Club 2; Football 1,2; Cain & Stamp Club I. Teachers al Tomorrow 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Reflections Stoff 2, Treasurer 3, Portraits Editor 4; Library Assistant 1,4; French Club 2,3; Spotlighters I; Fine Arts Club 2. JERI HOFFMAN JOSEPHINE HOLDEN Reflections Cast 4; SSM 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club I; Spanish Club 1,2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate I. Cabinet 3,4; French Club I; G lee I; G.A.A. I. JOSEPH HOLZWARTH SHERRY HOLZMAN Spanish Club 3; Fine Arts Club 2; G.A.A. 2. I SSSH Chairman 4; SSO Monitor 2; Cabinet Alternate 2; Football 1. 163 �. EUEN HORWITZ 'WILLIAM HORSMAN French Club 1,2, President I; Bond 1,2,3, Silver Pin 3; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Student Librarian 4; Attendance Office Assistant 3; Teachers of Tomorrow 4; Spotlighters 2; Pep Club 1. STEVEN HORWITZ Bond 1,2,3; Foll Ploy Cost 2; Christmas Festival 1,2; Reflections Cost 3; Internationa l Relations Club 3. SUSAN INGERSOLL Studen t Union Board 4; SSSH Secretary 3, Chairman 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Spanish, Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Boord 3, Vice President 4; Major and Minor Awards 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Debate Club 2. DAVID HUSSEY Concert Orchestra 3,4; Concert Bond 2,3,4; Si lver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pi'n 4; Christmas Festival 4; Reflections Cost 4; Wrestling 2,3,4, Niner N 3; Tennis 2,3,4, Shield 2; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Dance Bond 4; Spring Musicale 3,4; Marching Band 1,2. WALTER INGTRUP Stage Band 4; Spr ing Musicale 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Spring Ploy 3.4; Concert Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Orchestra 2,3,4; Christmas Festivol 2,3, 4; Marching Bond 3. JOHN ISAAC ANDI IRGANG SSO Monitor 3; Personal Service Monitor 4; French Club 1; Biology Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2. NANETTE JACOBS Future Secretaries Club 3,4, Secretory 4; Spanish Club 2; Typing Lob Monitor 3,4. Student Council 3,4; Council Alternote2; Spanish Club 3; Choir 3,4; President 4; Glee 1,2; Gold Music Pin 3, Silver Music Pin 2; Folksinging Club 4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretory 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Shield 1, Minor N 3, Major N 4, Co-Captain 4; Spring Festival i ,2,3,4; Mus icale 3.4; Homecoming Comm ittee 4. EILEEN JACOBSON Junior Cabinet 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Personal Service Monitor 1,2,3,4; G.A.A . 1,2, 3,4; Art Council 1,2; Spotlighters 1,2; Spanish Club . 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. MITCHELL JOFFE LYNN JOHANSON Cabinet 3; Council Alternate I; Student Union Boord 4; SSO Supervisor 4; SSM 3; Basketball 1,2,3, Shield I; Minor N 2; Baseball 1,2, Shie ld I; Minor N 2. SSO Secretory 3,4; Cabinet 3.4; G.A.A. 3; Reflections Cost 4; Personal Service Monitor 1, 3; District Science Fa ir Placement 2; Spa nish Club 2; Library Assistant 2. CONSTANCE JOHNSON SSO Assistant Heod Secretory 3,4; Reflections 3; Lorel e i 2,;3,4, Secretory-Treasurer 3, VicePresident 4; Choir 3,4, Pianist 3,4; G lee 1,2; Gold Music Pin 3; Silver Music Pin 2; Christmas Festiva l 1,2,3.4; Musicale 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club I . 164 NANCY JOHNSON G.A.A. Secretory 3, President 4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Certificate 2; Blu e Honor Certificate 1; First Place State Science Fair Award 2; District Science Fair 2; Biology Club 2; G.A.A. Major Letter 3; Comp Scholarship 3. �LAWRENCE JORDAN RALPH JOHNSON Senior Cabinet 4; Junior Cabinet 3; SSSH Supervisor 4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 2. National Merit Scholarsh ip Letter of Commendation 4; Science Seminar 3; Chief Photographer Nilehilite 3,4; Freshman Cab inet Alternate 1. SUSAN KAMIN BRUCE KANNE Student Council I ,2,3,4; SSO Period Secretary 4; SSO Secretary 3; Personal Service Monitor 2; Student Union Board 4; Homecomi~g Committee 3,4; Spani sh Club 2,3; Fa ll Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Reflections Crew 3,4; Spring Play Crew 2,4; Musical Crew 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3. Student Council 1; SSO 1,2,3; Cabinet 2; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3; SSM 1,2,3; Bond 1,2; Christmas Festival 1,2; Track Shield 1; Swimming Shield 1; Wrestl ing 2,3; Big Brother 2. ALLEN KAPLAN MAXINE KAPLAN Transferred from Roosevelt J unior High.Rockford Ill. 1; Executive Club 4. Cabinet Representative 3 ; Cabinet Alternate 4; G.A .A. 1; Pep Club 1; District Science Fair Placement 1. GAIL KARIOLICH ZONA KAPLAN Student Council Alternate 1; Personal Service Monitor 4; French Club 2,3; Spr.ing Musical Crew 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2.3. Council Alternate 1; Girls G!ee 1,2; G.A.A . 2,3, 4; Pins and Pans 2; Future Secretaries4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; SSO Rater 4; Office Monitor 4; Christmas Festival 1,2; Spr ing.Ploy 1,2. SHARON KARMAZIN ROCHELLE KAROL Cabinet 3; SSSH Secretary 4; SSO Monitor 2,4; SSD Library Monitor 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-HiY 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2 . Arts Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Foll Play Crew 2; G.A.A. 1. BRADFORD KASTE HOWARD KASTE Art Council 1,3,4; Spanish Club 3, Prom Committee 3; Spring Ploy 4; Nilehilite Cortoonists3. Nilehilite 4; SSM 4; Spanish Club 3. RICHARD KAYE DIANNE KELLER Student Council 1; SSSH Chairman 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Frosh Shield 1; Minor N 2;Major N 3,4. Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Cabinet 3; Tot's 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee 1,4; French Club 2,4; Arts Club 2; Christmas Festival 1,4. 165 �. ELLEN HORWITZ WILLIAM HORSMAN French Club 1,2, President l ; Bond 1,2,3, Silver Pin 3; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Student Librarian 4; Attendance Office Assistant 3; Teachers of Tomorrow 4; Spatlighters 2; Pep Club l. DAVID HUSSEY STEVEN HORWITZ Bond 1,2,3; Foll Ploy Cost 2; Christmas Festiva l 1,2; Reflections Cost 3; International Relations Club 3. Concert Orchestra 3,4; Concert Bond 2,3,4; Silver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pi'n 4; Christmas Festival 4; Reflections Cost 4; Wrestling 2,3,4, Niner N 3; Tennis 2,3,4, Shield 2; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Dance Bond 4; Spring Musicale 3,4; Marching Band 1,2. SUSAN INGERSOLL WALTER INGTRUP Student Un ion Boord 4; SSSH Secretory 3, Choirmon 4; Persona l Service Mon itor 2; Spanish , Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Boord 3, Vice President 4; Major and Minor Awards 2; Tri- Hi-Y 2; Debate Club 2. Stage Band 4; Spring Musica le 3,4; Spanish' Club 3,4; Spring Play 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Orchestra 2,3,4; ChristmasFestival2,3, 4; March ing Band 3. - ' JOHN tSAAC ANDI IRGANG SSO Monitor 3; Personal Service Mon itor 4; French Club l ; Biology Clu b 2; G.A.A. 1,2. Student Council 3,4; Council Alternate2; Spanish Club 3; Choir 3,4; President 4; Glee 1,2; Gold Music Pin 3, Silver Music Pin 2; Folksinging Club 4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Swimm ing 1,2,3,4; Shield 1, Minor N 3, Ma jor N 4, Co-Capta in 4; Spring Festival i ,2,3,4; Musicale 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4. EILEEN JACOBSON NANETTE JACOBS Future Secretaries Club 3,4, Secretory 4; Spanish Club 2; Typing Lob Monitor 3,4. Junior Cab inet 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Personal Service Monitor 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Art Council 1,2; Spotlighters 1,2; Spanish Club . 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. MITCHELL JOFFE LYNN JOHANSON Cabinet 3; Counci.I Alternate l ; Student Union Boord 4; SSO Supervisor 4; SSM 3; Basketball 1,2,3, Shield l; Minor N 2; Baseball 1,2, Shie ld l ; Minor N 2. SSO Secretary 3,4; Cabinet 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Reflections Cast 4; Personal Service Monitor 1, 3; Distr ict Science Fair Placement 2; Spanish Club 2; Library Assistant 2. CONSTANCE JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON SSO Assistant Head Secretory 3,4; Reflections 3; Lorelei 2,;l,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, YicePresident 4; Chair 3,4, Pianist 3,4; G lee 1,2; Gold Music Pin 3; Si lver Music Pin 2; Christmas Festiva l 1,2,3,4; Musica le 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1. G.A.A. Secretary 3, Preside nt 4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Certifica te 2; Bl ue Honor Certificate l; First Place State Science Fair Award 2; District Science Fair 2; Biology Club 2; G.A.A. Major Letter 3; Camp Scholarship 3. { 164 I �LAWRENCE JORDAN RALPH JOHNSON Senior Cabinet 4; Junior Cobinet3; SSSHSupervisor 4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 2. Notional Merit Scholarship L etter of Commendation 4; Science Seminar 3; Chief Photographer Nilehilite 3,4; Freshman Cabinet Alternate 1. SUSAN KAMIN BRUCE KANNE Student Council 1,2,3,4; SSO Period Secretory 4; SSO Secretory 3; Personal Service Monitor 2; Student Union Boord 4; Homecomi~g Committee 3,4; Spanish Club 2.3; Foll Ploy Crew 1,2,3,4; Reflections Crew 3,4; Spring Ploy Crew 2,4; Musical Crew 3; G.A.A. 1.2.3. Student Counci l 1; SSO 1,2,3; Cabinet 2; Latin Club I ; Spanish Club 3; SSM 1,2,3; Bond 1.2; Christmas Festival 1,2; Track Shield I; Swimming Shield I; Wrestling 2,3; Big Brother 2. ALLEN KAPLAN MAXINE KAPLAN Transferred from Roosevelt Junior High.Rockford Ill. 1; Executive Club 4. Cabinet Representative 3; Cab inet Alternate 4; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; District Science Fa ir Placement 1. GAIL KARIOLICH ZONA KAPLAN Student Council Alternate 1; Personal Service Monitor 4; French Club 2,3; Spr.ing Musical Crew 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2.3. Council Alternate 1; Girls G!ee 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Pins and Pons 2; Future Secretaries4; Tri-H i-Y 4; SSO Rater 4 ; Office Monitor 4; Christmas Festival 1,2; Spring .Play 1,2. SHARON KARMAZIN ROCHELLE KAROL Cabinet 3; SSSH Secretary 4; SSO Monitor 2,4; SSD Library Monitor 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-HiY 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2. Arts Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Foll Ploy Crew 2; G.A.A. I. BRADFORD KASTE HOW ARD KASTE Art Council 1 ,3,4; Spanish Club 3, Prom Committee 3; Spring Play 4; Nilehilite Cartoonists3. Nilehilite 4; SSM 4; Spanish Club 3. RICHARD KAYE DIANNE KELLER Student Council 1; SSSH Chairman 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate l; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Frosh Shield I; Minor N 2;Mojor N 3,4. Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Cabinet 3; Tot's 1,3.,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee 1,4; French Club 2,4; Arts Club 2; Christmas Festival 1,4. 165 �Graduation pictures are an important part of the senior year. Here sen iors Marlene Schwartz and Allan Lazar look over the Root Studio display prior to having their yearbook portrait sitting. SUE KELLMAN SSM 4; Future Nurses' Club 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; Spotlighters 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Christmas Festival 1,2; Spr ing Ploy Cast 1,2. KATHLEEN KENT ELLEN KENOLER Freshman Cabinet 1; SSO Secretary; SSO Assistant Head Clerk; SSO Monitor Attendance Off ice; Homecoming Committee, Co-Chairman 3,4; Spanish Club; Art Club; Big Sister 2. WILLIAM KESSEL SSM 4; Baseb all 1; Basketbal l 1,2. Head Clerk 3,4; Homecoming Committee2,4; Chairman 4;" Student Union Boa rd 4; Student Council 1,2; Cabinet Alternate 3; SSSH 4; SSM 4; P.S.O. 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomor row 1,2; G irls Glee I; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Ref lections Crew2; Spotlighters I . IRWIN KESSELMAN SSO Supervisor 4; SSO Chairman 3; Epic Cartoonist 4; District Science Fair Placement 1,2; Reflections Cast 4; German Club 1; Tennis 1,2; Swimm ing I; Biology Club 2. KAREN KESSLER Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Steering Group 3,4; Choir 3,4; Gold Mus ic Pin 3; Silver Music Pin 2; Glee 1,2; Lo relei 2,3,4; Junior Cabinet 3, Chairman Prom Parade, Entertainment; Homecoming Committee 4; Alumni Committee; Cabinet Alternate 2; Reflections Staff 4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3 .4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. GLORIA KETTERING Girls Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Silver Music Pin 3; Musicale 1,2; Spring Festival 1,2,3,4;. Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; G.A.A. I; Homecoming Committee 4; P.S.O. 3. SUSAN KIMBALL President Junior Cabinet; SSO Secr etary 3; SSM 3; Loralie 3; Choir 3; Glee l ,2; Reflections Cast 2,4. MELVIN KIRCHLER SSO; SSH Officer; SSM; Span ish Club. RONALD KIRSCHNER ALLAN KIRSHNER Bronze Honor Pin 3; Science Seminar 3,4, State Science Fair I ; Student Council Alternate I; Cabinet Alternate I ; Biology Club I; Russian Club l, Vice-Pres ident; Philosophy Club 2; Orchestra l; Christmas Festival I ; International Relation s Club 3,4, Presiden t 4. 166 Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country l ; SSO 4; SSM 4; German Club I. �INEZ KLEIN MELANIE KLINN German Club I; Glee I; Christmas Festival I; Pep Club I. SSO l ,4; Period Secretary 4; SSM 1,4; Span ish Club 3,4; Foreign language Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow 2; Pep Club 1,2; Fine Aris Club I. ROSALYN KLOTI ALLEN KOHN SSO Man ilar 2,4; French Club I; Reflections Crew I; Pep Club 1,2; Ari Council 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Fine Aris Club I.; Spring Play Crew I . Track 2; Student Union Monitor 2; Wrestl ing 3; Industria l Arts Club I; Tennis I; Span ish Club I. GAILKOZLOV SUZANNE KRAATZ Reflections 4; Student Council Alternate 2; G.A.A. 3; Spatlighters I; Fine Aris Club I. Future Secretaries Assc. 3,4; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Pins and Pans I. BETIY KRITZLER STEPHEN KRAMER S ludenl Council 2; Mixed Charus2, SSOManilor 3; SSO Chairman 4; SSSH Assistant 4. Senior Yearbook Staff 4; Personal Service Monitor 3,4; Honor Board 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Fall Play crew3,4; Spr ing Play Crew 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1,2,3; Spotl ighters 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Pins and Pans I; Horseback Riding Club I . JOAN KROICHICK JOHN KROGER National Honor Society 3,4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; German Club I ,2,3,4; Band 2, Steuben Award 4. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Futu re Teachers Club 1,2 , Treasurer 2; Spotlighlers I; Pep Club I; Junior Cainbet Alternate 3; Student Council Alternate 3; SSO 3,4, Rater 3, Monitor 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Yearbook Staff 3,4, Spec ial Events Editor 4; Reflections 4. TINA KROON l National Merit Finalist 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Committee l ,2,3,4, .Publicity Chairman 2, Assisi. Director 3, Director 4; SSO 3,4, Monitor 3, SSSH Head Secretary 3,4; Student Council Alternate 1,2, Treasurer3; Gold Honor Certificate l ,2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Pep Club 1,2, President 2; Thespians 2,3,4, VicePresidenl 4; Student Union Executive Board 4; Fall Play Cast 2; Reflections Crew 2; Personal Monitor 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Germon Club 1,2. CYNTHIA KRUMSIEG Choir 3,4; Glee 1,2; Silver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pin 4; Blue Honor Cer tificate 2; German Club 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses' 1,2,3,4; SSO 3; Personal Service Mon itor 2 . V ICTOR KURC CAROL KUMLIN National Merit Scholarship Leiter of Commendation 4; Nationa l Thespian Society 3,4; Stage SSO 3; Lorelei 1,2,3,4; Chair 3,4; Glee l ,2; Gold Music Pin 3; Silver Music Pin 4; Christma• and Spring ·Festivals 1,2,3,4; Spring Musical 4; Spanish Club l ,2; District Science Fair Placement 2; P.S.O. 3. lighting Club 3,4, Vice President; Fall Play Crew 3,4; Reflections Crew 3,4; Musical Crew 3,4; Spring Play Crew 3,4; Tennis 1,2; SSO 2,4; Christmas Festival 3,4; German Club 2. I 167 �STUDENT UNIONS SHERRIE KUSHNER Personal Service Monito r 4; Pep Club I; G.A.A. 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow I ,2; Ushers Club 4; Spa nish Club 4. find • seniors BARRY KUTOK BYRON KUTOK Trock 4, Ma jor N; Basketbal l I, Shield. Council I; SSO 3,4; SSSH 3; SSM 4. ... BARRY LADEHOFF BARBARA LAFF Choir 4; Sp ring Play Cast 3; Christmas Festival 4; German Club 1; SSOMoni tor 3; Student Union Monitor 4. SSO Monitor 1,2,3,4; Cabinet 1; Senior Yearbook Staff 4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Reflections Cast 4; Reflections Crew 3; Foll Play Crew 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Spring Play Cast 4. JILL LAMPERT MARCIA LANGER Future Nurses' 1,2,3,4; Jun ior Cobine! 3; Pep Club 1,2. Senior Yearbook Staff 4; Spotlighters l; Pep Club 2; Future Teachers I; Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. I. BARRY LASKOV ALLAN LAZAR Cabinet Alternate 4; SSO 3,4; SSSH 4; SSM 3; Spanish Club 2; Gymnastics 4; Baseball 1. Football 3,4; SSO 4; SSM 4; AV A 4; German Club 2. MARLENE LEARN ER SHARLENE LEARNER Stude nt Cab inet 1,2; Service Pin 2; Big Sisler 2; Personal Servi ce Monitor 1,2,4; SSO 3.4; Secretory 4, SSS H 4, SSM3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Arts Club 1,2; Spotlighters 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2; Glee I; Choir 4; Christmas Festival 1.4; Spring Festival 1,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Crew Director 3; Steering Group 1,2,3.4; Spr ing Ploy Student Council 2; Cabinet Alternate I; SSO 3; SSD 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Fine Aris Club I, 2; Spotl ighters 1,2; Glee 1,2, Secretary 2; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Spring Festival 1,2, 3,4; Choir 3,4; Musical Crew 2; Steer ing Group 1,2,3; Music Award Certificate 2; Silver Music Pin 3; Fall Play Crew 1,2; Spring Play 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club I. 3. PAULA LEIBOWITZ Future Secretaries 3,4, President 3,4; Cabinet 1,2; Sen ior Yearbook Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; SSO 1,2,3.4; SSM 1,2,3; Receptionist 4; Girl 's Glee 3; Personal Service Monitor 3; Science Folr Placement I . 168 ROBIN LEIGH SSO 4; G.A.A. 3,4 . �pitching • Serving refreshments at one of the Student Union Mixers ore seniors Kathy Kent, Joan Kroichick, and Alayna Roth. LYNNE LEOPOLD Reflections Cost 4; Alumni Committee Chairman 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Senior Yearbook Stoff 4; Council Alternate 3; S-SO 3,4; SSM 3; SSSH Secretory 4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Ushers Club 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 1; Spotlighters 1,2; G.A.A. 3; Foll Ploy Crew 2; Spring Ploy Crew 1; Fine Arts Club 1; Art Council 3. DAVID LERNER Football 1,2,3; Swimm ing 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; SSO 3,4; Supervisor 3,4; SSSH Officer 4; SSD Officer 3; Cabinet 4; Cabinet Alternate 3. 0 ELAINE LEVINSON CHARLES LEVIN Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Spanish Club 3. Future Secretaries Club Vice President 3,4; SSM 2,3,4; Personal Serv ice Monitor 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3, G.A.A. State Pin Award 3; French Club 1; Reflections Crew 1. SHARON LEWISBERG ROBERTA LEWIS Bronze Honor Pin· 3; Yearbook Soles 1; SSM 1; SSD 'i,2; Foll Ploy Crew 4; Newspaper Soles 1,2; Homeroom Treasurer 2. Spring Ploy Cost 4; Semi-finalist Illinois State Scholarship 4; Notional Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club 3; Art Council 2,3; Honor Boord 3; Arts Club 3; Glee I; Six Place Awards, 1 Blue Ribbon, 1 Gold Key, Scholastic Art Awards 3. ROBERT LIS MAYNARD LICHTERMAN P.S.O. 3,4; Student Council 1,2; SSM 1,2; AVA 2. Football Major Letter 3; Basketball Major Letter 3; Baseball Major Letter 3; Mon itor Captain 2:SSO 3,4. SANDRA LISNEK JOSEPH LISS SSO , SSSH Secretory 3,4; Future Secretaries 4; Future Teachers I; Spanish Club I; Girls' Glee 1,2, Certificate 2; Christmas Festival 1,2; Reflections Publicity Crew 2; G.A.A. 1,2. Gold Mus ic Pin 4; Silver MusiCPin 3: Bond Letter; Concert Bond; Orchestra; Stage Bond 4; Spring Musical; Marching Bond; Chr istmas Festival; lnter.m Leogu:e Musical Festival. 169 �CAROL LOUIS WILLIAM LORR Student Union Board Vice President 4; SSO 1,2,3,4; Choir 4; N Club 3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4 most voluoble 3; Major N 2,3,4; Basketbal l 1,2,3,4, Major N 3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4. SSM Head Secretary 3,4; Reflections Floor-Crew Manager 3; Thespians 3,4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Fall Play Crew 2,3; Reflections Crew 4; Ni lehilite Staff2; French Club 2,3; SSSH Officer 4; Spring Play Crew 2; Musica le Crew 3; Personal Service Monitor 2. ADRIANNE LURIE THOMAS LUND Honor Pin 3; Choir 3,4; Cabinet 3; Sports 1,2,3,4. Cabinet Reps 1,2,3,4; Personal Service Monitor 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Girls' Glee 1; Christmas Festival 1; Big Sisler 3; Traffic Monitor; Spring Festival 1; Big Sisler 2. ROBERTA LUTREN JUDITH MALLER Reflections 3,4; SSM 3; Personal Service Monitor I; Lalin Club Secretary 3; Ushers Club 3,4, Secretary 4. Serv ice Monitor 1,2,4; Council Personal Alternate 1,2; Aris Clbu 1,2; Spol lighters 4; Tai 1,2; French Club 1. LISA MANDEL SUE MANDEL SSD Head Secretary 3,4; No tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Senior Cabinet 4; Nilihilile Stoff 2; Foreign language Club VicePresidenl and Treasurer 1; National Merit. Scholarsh ip Leiter ofCommendotion4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4. Junior Cabinet Vice-President 3; Choir 3,4; Lorelei 2,3,4; Mon itor 2; Glee 1,2; Gold Music Pin 4; Student Union Monitor 4. MICHELE MENDELE -- JEAN MARGULIES Cabinet 4; Studen t Council 3 ,4; Nilehilite Staff 3,4; Exchange Editor Refiections Staff 3; Foreign Exchange Student Finalist 4; Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 4; Homecoming Comm ittee 3,4; Foll Ploy Crew 1,2,3,4; Student Union Boord 4; SSO 3; Spotlighters 1,2; Reflections Cost 3,4; Spring Ploy Crew 1,2,3; Musical Crew 1,2; Big Sisler 2; French Club 1,2; G.A. A. 1,2. Council 2; Cabinet 4; SSM 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Reflections Crew 3; Spring Musical Crew 3; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Student Union Monitor 4. JOAN MARGULIES DIANE MARKS SSO Assistant Head Secretary 3; Student Union Board Monitor 4; Homecom ing Committee 2,3, 4; National Merit Leiter of Commendation 3; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Student Council Alternate I; Cabinet Alternate 2; SSD Monitor 2; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Germon Club 1,2; Fine Aris Club 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 2. Cabinet 1,2,3,4; SSSH Officer4; SSM4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Ski Club 4; Nilehilile Stoff, Corresponding Secretory 2; French Club 1,2; Fine Aris Club 1; G.A.A. 1. JUDY MASSING GAIL MASON SSM 3; Personal Serv ice Monitor 4; G .A.A. 1. 170 SSO 3,4; SSSH Secretary 4; SSM 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 4; Spanish Club 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Pin 1, Minor 2, Major 3, Board Member; Foll Ploy Crew 3; Pep Club 3,4; Ushe rs Club 4; Aris Club 2. �KAREN MCCARTHY HELEN MEDOFF G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Boord Member. 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Treosurer 4; Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2, 3,4, Secre tory 2; SSSH Secretory 3; SSM 3; Personol Mon itor 1,2,4; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3. Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1; Art Council Secretory 3; Golden Gal leon 4; Silver Clipper 2; Personol Service Monitor 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. JUDY MEHLMAN Student Council 4; SSO Period Secretory 4; Student Union Boord 4; Cabinet Alternote 1; Gold Honor Pin 3; Silver Honor Pin 2; Blue Honor Certificates 1,2,3; Reflection s Cost 3,4; Sponi sh C lub 3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; G .A.A. 1,2; Personol Monitor 3; Future Teachers Tutor 2; Schoo l Store Mon itor 3; Foreign L nguage Club 1,2. a GAIL MENDELL Counci l Alternate 1; G .A.A. 2; Offic e Mon itor 2; Hol l Monitor I. BARBARA MEYER CAROLE MEYER G lee 2. Future Secretaries 3,4; Typing Monitor 3,4. JOAN MEYERS PAULA MEYERS Bronze Honor Pin 3; Foll Ploy Cost3; Reflections Crew 3,4; Spring Ploy Crew, Set Designer 4; Thespians 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Cabinet 4; SSO 3,4; SSM Monitor 3; SSSH C ha irman 4; G.A. A. 3 . SSM 4; French Club I; Tri-Hi-Y l; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 1,2; Fre shman Orientation "Program 2; Reflections Crew 2; Spotlighters 1. BRUCE MILLER GLEE MILLER Cabinet 2,3 ; SSM 2,4; SSSH 4; French Club 3; Sw imm ing Team l; Shield l; Track 2. Student Council 1,2 ,3,4; Counci l Secretory 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4; Secretory 4 . IRA MILLER Not ional Merit Sch o lorship Finalist 4; Illinois State Scholars hip Sem i-final ist 4; SSO Supervisor 4 ; Personal Mon itor 1,2; State Science Fair 2; Gol d Pin 2; Silver Pin 3; Science Seminar 2; Germon Cl ub 2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Tennis 1,2,4; Swimming 1. MAR.TY MILLER SSO Supervisor 4; SSM 3; Personal Monitor 2; SSH 3; Baseball 1,2. JACKIE MILLER Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Pr esident 4; Student Council 1,2; Pep Clu b 1,2; G .A.A. -1 ,2 ; Personal Service Monitor 1,3; Girls Glee 3; Typing Monitor 4. " ,¥.,. RICHARD MILLER Biology Club 2; SSM 2,4; Fall Plo y 4 ; Reflections 4; Spring Play 4; International Rela tions Club 3,4, Vice- President 4; Ski Club 4; Stage Lightin g 1,2,4; Thespions 4. 171 �RICHARD MILLIS MARLA MILTON Vice President Senior Class 4; Sgt. At Arms Junior Cabi net 3; SSO Supervisor 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Student Union Board 4; Band 2,3.4; O rchestra 3. Futur e Secretaries Association 3.4. RICHARD MITTENTHAL JACK MISE Notiona l Merit Finalist 4; Student Union Boord Entertoinment Choirmon 4 ; SSSH 3; Track 1, 2,3, Shield I, Minor N,Moior N3; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Science Seminor 2; Choir 4; Hi-Y 3,4, Co-ordinator 3, Treasurer 4; N Club 4; SSM3,4. Senior Cabinet 4; Freshman Cabinet 1; Sophomore ·Cabinet Alternate 2; Student Council 2; Student Counci l Service Pin 2; Student Council Alternate 1; SSM Supervisor 4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 3; Debate 1,2; Germon Club 1,2; lntremurol Tenn is 1; lntremurol Basketball 2,3. PHILLIP MONSON SUSAN MCGILL Gol den Goleon 2; Cabinet 1,2; Ploy Cost 2; Spotlighters 2; SSM 3.4; Pep Club 1,2; Span ish Clu b 1,2,3. Junior Cab in et 3; Senior Cabinet 4; Student Union Board 4; Homecoming Committee 4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM Supervisor 4; First Place State Science Fair Award 2; lll inors StJ;Jte Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Biology Club 2; German Cl ub 2; Hi-Y 2; Student Planning Boord 2; Foreign L anguage Club 1,2; Big Brother 2. ARLENE MORISHITA MARYANN MUDGETT SSM 1,2,4; Spring Musical 3; Span ish Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Spotlighters 2; Reflections Cast 4, Crew 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Pep Club 2; Spring Ploy Cost Lead 4. Spanish Club 1. MARIANA MUNK LESLIE MULTACK Student Council 4; Germon Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Homecomi ng Committee 4. GARY NEVINS PETER NEMKOV Sen ior Closs President 4; Spring Play 4. Germon Club 2,3,4, President 4; District Science Fair 2; Science Seminar 2; Silver Honor Pin 3; Illinois Sta te Scholarship Semi-Fina list4; Blue Honor Certificate 1,2. HEATHER NISSENSON National High Sch.ool Institute, Education Div ision, Gold Pin and CertificoteforTeoch ing3; Golden Galleon 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Bronze Pin 3; Blue Certificate 1; American Legion O ratorical Contest 1,2,3.4, third p lace 2; Fine Arts Club 1,2, Secr eto ry 2; Silver Clipper 2; Stud ent Counci l 1,2, Porliomentdrion 2; Cabinet 4; Philosophy Club, President 3; Debate Club 1,2; Stud e nt Union Board 4; Person.a l Service Monitor 1,2,3. 172 LAWRENCE NOESEN Football 1,2,3. �JACK NOVIT JACQUELINE OLNEY Student Accounting Monitor 4; Pep Club 2. JANET OLSON SALLY OLSON Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 4; Student Council 1,2; Student Union Board 4, Secretory 4; SSO 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Pep Club 1,2, Secretary 2; Loralie 1,2, Vice-President 1, President 2; Choir 3; Vice-Preside nt 3; Glee J·,2; Gold Music Pin 3; Silver Music Pin 2; G.A.A. 1; German Club 1 . Spanish C lub 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Choir_ 3,4; Glee 1,2; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Reflections Casi 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Boord 2,3; Cobine! Alternate 2; Silver Music Pin 3; Music Certificate 2; Pep Club 2; Personal Service Monitor 2,4. RHODA OPPENHIEMER RICHARD OPENSKY Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2,3,4; French C lu b 2,3, 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Library Assistant 1,2,3,4; SpotIighters 1,2; Fine Aris Club 1,2. LOUIS PAGE DEBORAH ORZESKE SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 2,4; Footba ll 1; Golf 3; Chess Club 1. BARRY PASS SSSH Chairman 3,4; Swimming l; Track 1. MAUREEN PAUL Public Speaking Award 3; Reflections Casi 4; G lee Club 2; Christmas Festi val 2; Pep Club 1; G .A.A. 1,2,3. MARCHELLE PERLIN Personal Service Monitor 1; SSO Monitor 1,2; Rotor SSD 2; Spanish Club 1,2. DAVID PAUL Science Sem inar 2; Chess Club 1,2; Band 1,2. RONALD PEARSON Football I; Baseball 2; Spanish Club 3; Executive Club 3. PAUL PERSHIN Spanish Club l; French Club ·3; Tennis I; Golf , 2; SSSH 2; SSM 4; Band 1- 2. 173 �Student Union Board sponsors annually the Christmas Dance. This year at "Moonlight and Mistletoe" seniors Richard Randel, Coralie Vodian, and Janet O lson serve refreshments to Larry Wolfinsohn and Sue Berberick. WILLIAM PETERSON National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; District Science Fair 2; Science Seminar 2,3,4; Astronomy Club 3,4; Physics Club 3,4; Biology Club 1,2; Radio Club 1,2; German Club 1,2; Track 1,2,3,<j, Shield I, Minor N 2,3, Major N 4; Cross Country 1,2; SSM 3,4; Epic Staff 4; Personal Monitor 1,2. ELLEN PILDES SHELDON PLOTKIN SSSH Cha irm an 4; Reflections Staff 4; French Club 3; Fall Pl ay Crew 2; Sprin g Play Crew 2; Debate Club 1; Bond 1; Christmas Festiva l 1; Phi losophy Cl ub 3; National Merit Scholarship Lette r of Commendation 3; Sil ver Honor P.in 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1. Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3 ,4; Stage Band 4; Christmas Festival 3,4; Refl ections 3,4; Sp ring Musical 4; In tramural Tennis 1. DAVID POLAKOFF SUSAN POKLOP Student Council 1; Basketba ll I, shield 1; Basebal l 1, Shield 1; SSO 4, SSSH Chairman 4, Monitor 1,2; Homecoming Com mittee 1,2. SSO 3, SSSH Cha irman 3, Monitor 3; Reflections 4; Spring Play 1; Girls' Glee . I, Christmas Festival 1. JANICE POTNICK Blue Honor Certificate 1; Stude nt Cou ncil 4; SSO 4, SSSH Chairman 4; Reflections 3,4; Crew 1; Spanish Clu b 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Ushers Club 3; Homecom ing Co-Chairman 4; Big Sister 4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Teachers of Tomorrow I; G.A.A. 1; Student Union Monitor 4. VALERIE POWERS SUZI POVLO Student Council 1; G .A.A. I ; <:heerleoder 1; Homeroom president 1,2; French Club I; Spanish Club 2,3; Glee Club 1; Christmas Festival 1; Loralie 1; Third -Place State Science Fair Award 2; SSO Monitor 2; Personal Monitor 3; Assislant Head Secretory SSD 4; SSSH Secre tory 4; Epic Staff 4; Reflections 4; Hamecam ing Court 4. LLOYD PRESSMAN SSM2. MARVIN PRIMACK SSO 4, Superv isor SSSH 4 , SSM 2,3,4; National Merit Scholarship Leiter of Commendation 4 ; Latin Club 2,3; Footboll 3; W restling 2,3,4, Minor N 3; G lee I 174 RAY PROSS Basketbal I 1,2r Track 1. �MICHAEL PURCELL Cross Country 2,3,4, Minor N 2, Maior N 3,4; Captain 2, Best Player Award 3,4; Track 2,3,4, Minor N 2 Mai or N 4; N Club3,4, Vice-President 4; SSO 3,4, SSSH Chairman 3, SSM 3,4. BENJAMIN RABIN SSO 4; Monitor 4; SSSH 4; Spanish Club 3,4. LYNETTE RABIN DARLEEN RADZIN Jun ior Cabinet 3; Senior Cab inet Alternate 4; SSSH Secretary 3, Monitor 4; Second Place Science Fa ir Award 2; Ge rm an Club 1,2; Foreign Language Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Tran sf er from Southwest High School, Konsas City, Missouri I; SSO; Monitor 4. RICHARD RANDEL SHARON RASOF SSO Executive Board 4, SSD Superv isor 3, Moni tor 2; Stud ent Planning Board 4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Pres ident 4, Vice-Pres ident 3; Blue Honor Certifi cate 1,2; Silver Honor Pin 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Cabinet Alternate 2; Baseball Manager2. CARL RATH SSO 4; SSSH Chairman 4; Track 3 ,4; Minor N 3 . Council Alternate I; Reflections 4; Personal Ser vice Monitor 2; Glee Club I; Christmas Festiva l I; Pep Club 3 . RONALD RATNER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,3; W restling 1,2,3; Cabinet 3, Treasurer 3; SSO 2,3,4, SSOMon itor 2,3, Executive Board 4; Ski Club 2,3; Student Union Board 4. JIM REED MARCIA REAM G.A.A. 3; Horseback Riding 3. T rack 1,2,3, Minor N 2, Maior N 3; Cross Country 1,2 ,3,4, Minor N 2 , Major N 3; Wrestling I, Minor N I; N Club 3 ,4; Hi-Y 4; SSO Monitor 2,3,4 , Student Un ion Mon itor 4 . STUART RICHTER WILLIAM RICHARDSON Football 1,2,3,4, Shield I, Min or N 2, Major N 3, 4; W restling 1,2, Shield I, Minor N 2; Track I , Shield I; SSM 3,4. National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Wrestling Major N 3,4; Basebal l 1,2,3.4, Shield 1,2, M inor N 3, Major N 4 ; Silver Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; N Club 3,4; Swimming Shield 1,2; SS02,3,4, Supervisor 4, SSSH Officer 3; Personal Monitor 2 . BOBBE ROBINS JAMES RICK Transferred from Bowen High School I; Basketball Manager I; Bowen Newspaper I; Chess Club 4. Cabinet Alternate I; German Club 2; Orchestra 3,4; Glee 1,2; Gold Music Piri 4; Silver Music Pin 3; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; G.A. A. l ; Musical Crew 3. 175 �EXCHANGE STUDENT adjusts quickly and easily t RICHARD ROBSON THEODORE ROPER Student Union Boord 4, President 4; SSO Chairman 4; Football Shield 1,2, 3, Minor N 3; Track 1,2,3, Shield I ; Basketball I; Shield I; Choir 3; Pep Club 2; Planning Boord 4; Council Alternate 2. MELVIN ROSEMAN Bronze Honor Pin 2; Gold Certificate I ; Blue Certificate 2; Latin Club· 1.2, Secretory 2; Bond 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Christmas Festival 3. JIM ROSENZWEIG Gold Music Pin 4 . LAURENCE ROSEN Student Counci l I; SSO 4; Supervisor 4, Chairman 4; Personal Monitor 2; Germon Club 1,2; N Club 3.4; Track I; Swimming 1,2,3, Minor N 2, Major N 3. SUSAN ROTHBERG Spanish Club 3.4; Personal Service Monitor 4; Glee 2,3; G.A.A. 3. ALAYNA ROTH Silver Honor Pin 3; SSSH Secretory 4; G.A.A. I; Student Cou ncil I; Future Teachers I; Homecoming Attendant 3; Reflections4; Student Union Monitor 4; SSO Monitor 3.4; Spanish Club 2. ARTHUR ROTSTEIN Nilehite 2,3.4, Sports Editor 3.4, Editor in Chief 4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track I; Hi-Y 1,2; SSM 4; Latin Club I. MARVIN RUBEN EMMY RUBENSTEIN Reflections 3; Debate Club 2; Pen-Pol Club 2; Personol Serv ice Monitor 3; Spanish Club 2 ; Fine Arts Club 2; AVA 4; Library Aid I . Student Cabinet 2; SSM 4; Reflections Cost 4; Christmas Festival 1,2; Spring Ploy I; · G lee I , 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Spotlighters I. STEPHEN RUBENSTEIN Subscriptions Manager and Copy reading Editor, Ref lections 4; Tennis 4; Transferred from Williamsport High School4; Edi!:>r-in-chiet Jr. H.S. Literary Magazine I; Chorus 1,2; Choir 3; Wrestling 2;3; Notional Jr. Honor Society of Secondary Schoo ls 1,2,3; Certificates of Achievement: Susquehanna Volley Science Fair I; Penna. S!ate Science Fair I; Closs Election Boord 3; Closs Ployreoding Committee 3; Closs Ploy Ticket .-~onoger 3; Key Club 3 . 176 DAVID RUBIN Bronze Honor Pin 3; SSO 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. �Niles East Mr. John Halberg, Student Council adviser, introduces Marianne Munk, foreign exchange student from Montevideo, Uruguay, to juniors Ruth Tefko and Joanne Marris. PHYLLIS RUDNET BENNETT RUDOLPH Transferred from Von Steuben; Service Society 3; Teache r's Secretory 1,2,3; Office Aid 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Holl Guard 3; Girls' Glee. Fol l Ploy Cost 4; Reflect ions Cost 4; SSM 2,3; Personal Mon itor 3. BARBARA SABIN THERON RUSSELL Student Council Alternate 2; Cabinet I; SSO Monitor 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2. Senior Cabinet 4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Publicity Crew Reflect ions 2,3,4; Future Nurses Club I; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; SpotJighters 2,3; Spring Ploy Crew 2,3,4. DALE SACHNOFF ADELE SAMPSON Reflections Revelries 4; Senior Yearbook Stoff4; SSO 3,4; Homecoming Comm ittee 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Spr ing and Foll Ploy Crew 1,2; Council Alternate 3; Cabinet Alternate 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Spring Play Cast 4. Transferred from Evanston High School; Girls' Clu b 1,2,3; Homeroom Committee 1,2,3; Musicals 1,2; G irls Chorus 1,2; Assemb li es 1,2,3. MARJORIE SARNAT ELLEN SAPOZNIK Cabinet 2; SSSH 4; Reflections Cost 4; Spotlighters 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 2. Golden Gal leon 3,4, Art Editor; Nileh ilite 3,4; Art Editor; Scholastic Art Awards 1,2,3,4; Art Counci l 1,2,4; Fine Arts Clu b 1,2; Student Council Alternate I; SSD 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Comm ittee 4; Spanish Club I. ANN SCHACK GARY SAX Tennis 1,2,3,4; Minor N 2;MajorN3,4.;Notionol Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist 4; SSO Supervisor 4; SSSH Chairman 4; SSM 3. Senior Cabinet 4; Student Council Alterna te I; Student Council 2; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate I; Spa nish Club 3; Nilehilite Stoff 2; SSM 4; Reflections Cost 4; lnlernotion61 Relations Club 3; Fine Aris Club 2. 177 �ROBERT SCHILLO SSM 2,4; P.S.O. 3. CHERYL SCHINBERG Future Nurses' Club 1,2,3; Glee 1,2; Fall Ploy Crew 1,2. DARLENE SCHMIDT Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Certificate 2; Illinois Girls State Representative 3; Cabinet 1,4, Secretory 4; Student Council 2,3; SSM Head Secretary 3; SSM 1,2,3,4; Student Union Board 4; Homecoming Committee 3,4, Chairman 4; Reflections Cast 3; Golden Galleon 3,4; Silver Clipper I, 2; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Foreign Language Club 2; G.A.A. I; International Relations Club 3; Pep Club I; Big Sister 2. DALE SCHMITZER Cheerleader 1,3,4; Junior Cabinet 3; SSO Secretary 3; Personal Service Monitor 4; Reflections Cast 2; Spanish Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Student Union Monitor 4; Glee Club 2; Biology Club 2; Pep Club 1,2. SUSAN SCHOLNICK SSO Secretory 3; SSO Rece ptionist 4; SSO Moni tor 4; Refl ections Cast 4 ; Homecoming Committee 4; Personal Service Monitor 2,3; Fall P lay Crew 1,2,3; Spr ing Ploy Crew 2,3; Spring Play Cast 4; Span ish Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Musical Crew 3. KENNETH SCHULTZ SSO Chairman 3,4. KAREN SCHWARTZ Golden Galleon Gui ld 3,4, Secretary; Silver Clipper 1,2; American legion Ora tor ical Contest 2; First Place State Science Fa ir Award 2; SSSH Secretary 3; Glee I; Chri stmas Festival I . c ...... MARLENE SCHWARTZ Fren c~ Clu b I; Typing lab Monitor 4; Pep Club 2; Fulure Secrelor ies Association 4. SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ SUSAN SCHWEIT Transferr ed from Rooseve lt High School, 4. SSO 3,4; SSSH Chai rman 4; SSM 3; Cabinet 2, 3; Reflections Staff Co-Chairman 4; Reflections Cast 4; Pep Club 1,2; Span ish Club 1,2; Fin e Arts Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. SANFORD SCHWIMMER SSM; Spring Play Crew; Fall Play Cr ew. RICHARD SEIGEL Blue Honor Certificate I; Science Fair Award 2; Hall Monitor 2,3; Student Union Board.4; Homecoming Committee 4; SSSH Chair man 4 . PETER SER EN I HAROLD SEIZ SSSH 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Council Alte rnate 1,2. 178 Thesp ia ns 4; Choir 4; Intramural. Sports :l,3; Reflections 3; Personal Mon itor 4; Spa nish Club a 1,2,4; L tin Club 2; Fa ll Play Cast 3,4. �ELAINE SEZER CHRISTOPHER SHAUGHNESSY Honor C lub 1,2; Thesp ians 3,4; Choir 1,2; Masque and G a vel 2; Ref lectionsCast4; Col lege Club 1,2; Library Assistant I; Teachers of Tomorrow 1,2; Teacher Assistant I; Spring Play Cast 2; Fall Play Crew2; Spotlighters 3; G .A.A. 2 National Honor Society 3,4; Science Seminar 3, 4; National Merit Scholarsh ip Finalist 4; Silver Honor Pin 2,3; Astronomy Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Philosophy Club 2,3; Biology Club 2; District Science Fai r 2; Student Council Alternate I. RONALD SHERMAN JAY SHAVIN SSSH officer 4; Monitor 1,2; Spanish Club . SSM 4; Swimm ing; Hi-Y; Debate. ANN SHLE NSKY MAXINE SHIKOFF Spanish Club 2,3; SSM 3,4; Usher Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Future Nurses' C lub p,2; Business C lub 1,2; Spotlighters I . Cab inet 3,4; Fr ench C lub 2,3; Glee I ; Chr istmas Festival I; G.A.A. 1,2 . JEFFREY SIEGEL JUDITH SIEGAL Student Council 3,4; President4; National Honor Society 3,4; Nat iona l Thespians 4; SS02; Supervisor 2; SSM 3; National Merit Scholarsh ip Letter Senior Cab in e t 4; Student Council 1,2; Spring Play 4, Assistant Director 4; Reflections Cast 4 ; Reflections Crew 3; Fall Play Crew 2; Homecom in g Committee 4; SSSH Rater 3; Person al Service Monitor 2; Russ ian Club 2,3, Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spotlighters I ; Internationa l Relations Club 3 . of Commendation 4; Silver Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Certif icate 2; District Sc ience Fair·Placement 2; Science Sem inar 3; Fre nch Clu b 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Fall Play 3,4; Refl e ctions 4; Swim ming I, Shield I; Plann ing Board 4; Cha irman 4; Code of Ethics Committe e 3; Loca l School Exchange 3; Rotary Cl ub Representative 2; School Musica le 3,4. BRUCE SILV ERSTEIN MARLYN SILVER Fal l Play Crew 2,3,4; Reflections C rew 1,2,3,4; Stage lighting C lub 3,4, President 4 ; Thespians 2,3 ,4 ; Major and Minor N in Drama; Chr istmas a nd May Music Festiva ls 1,2,3,4, Lighting and Sound 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3.4, Lighting and Sound 3,4; Spring Play Crew 1,2; AVA 1,2,3.4; Operator's C lub 1,2; Phi losophy Club 2, Student Union Board 4; Lat~n Club 2; Spotl ighter s I. Nationa l Honor Society 3,4; National Mer it Letter of Commendati on 4; Illino is State Scholarship Sem i-finali st 4; SSSH 3,4, Rater 4; Foreig n langu age Club, President 2; SSO Mon itor 4; Personal Service Mon itor 4; Sen ior Yearbook Staff 4; Ref lection s Crew 2,3; French Club 2,3,4 ; Arts Club 2,3; Gold Certifica tes 1,2, Silver Honor Pi n 3; Gold Pin 2; Teache rs of Tomorrow I; G.A.A. I; District Science Fair I; District Fre nch Contest 2 . MARIA SINKUS Glee 1,2,3,4; C hristmas Festival 4; Spr ing Pla y Cast 2; Spring Play Crew 3,4; Spotlighters 2. LEONARD SINGER Football 3; Baseba ll 3; Nilehilite Staff 3. KAREN SLOTKY Student Cou ncil 4; SSSH Assistant Chairman 4; Fall Play Cast 4; Reflections Cast 4 ; Homecom ing Float Com mittee 4; Student Union Monitor 4; Cabinet I, Secretary I ; Spanish Club 3,4; Us he rs Club 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Gold Honor Certificate 1,2; Blue Honor Certificate 3. ARNOLD SUVE ~ SSO Officer 4; Spanish Club 3. ~ 179 �HARV EV SLUTZKY MICHAEL SMALLER Swimming 1,2,3; N Club 1,2,3; Track I; Football I; SSM 2. SSM 2,3; Hi-Y 1,2; Footbal l 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Swimming I; W restling I; Band I. JAMES SMITH JEFFREY SMITH SSM3. Science Sem inar 3; German Club 1,2; Monitor 2; Cabinet Alternate 2 . ~oA JOY SNYDER CHARLES SOLOMON Nat ional Science Foundation Scholarsh ip at Loyola Un iversity; Golden Galleon 3,4, Ed itor 4; Scien ce Sem inar 2,3,4; Nationa l Honor Society 3,4; Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Cabinet, Vice-President I; Silver Honor Pin 3, Gold and Blue Certificates 1,2; Arts Club 1,2; Stude nt Council Alternate 2; Ph ilosop hy Club 3; Foreign Language Club 2. Sen ior Cab inet 4; Homecoming Committee C ha irman 4 ; Student Un ion Moitor 4; Ep ic Staff 4; Fall Play 3,4; Musicale 3,4; Spring Play 4; Reflections Cast 3,4; Reflections Yearbook Staff 4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council I; Steering Group 3,4; Spotlighters 2,3; Choir I; Glee I ; Spanish Club 2,3,4. SHARON SOROSKY AARON STAL Ushers Club 4; Reflections Crew 3,4; Musica l Crew 3; Spr ing Play Crew 3,4; Spanis h Club 1,2,3; Personal Service Monitor 1,2; Fu ture Teachers 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Basketba ll 2; AV A 4; SSM 2,4; Hi-Y 4; International Rela tions Club 4; Track I. GARY STEADMAN MARK STALLMAN SSM 2; Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; lntermural Tennis 3. ROBERT STEFFECK SSO 3,4, Superv isor 4; SSSH Off icer 3,4; Monitor 3,4; W restling 1,2,3; Shield 1,2; Minor N 3; Minor N 3; Footbal l Track 1,2,3,4; Sh ield 1,2; " I; Sh ield I; Student Counci l Alternate 1,2. Homecoming Committee 4; SSSH 4; SSM 4; Hi-Y 1,2,3; Float Chairman 3; Swimming 2. ROBERT STEIN Art Council 4; Football 1,2; SSM 1,2,3,4; Wrestl ing I; Fir st Place State Science Fair Award I; District Science Fair Placement 2. SHERRY STEIN JACK STEIN SSM 1,2,4; Ph ysics Club 4; Hi-Y I; Spanish Club 2 180 a Glee Club I ,2; Spanish Club 3,4; L tin Club 1,2; Fu ture Teach e rs Club 2; Ref lections Cast 3; Ushe r s Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; SSO 3, SSSH Secr e ta ry Rate r; SSM 3; Dramatics Club I ; Slide Ru le C lub I . --.. r~~ " ~~ f'!'j - �PETER STEPHENS CJ, ALAN STERN SSM 3; Sophomore Cab inet 3; Council Alternate I; Wrestling 2,3; Minor N 2; Ma jor N 3; Gymnastics I; Minor N I; Football 1,2,3,4; Shield I; Minor N 2; Major N 4; N Club 3,4; Fa ll Ploy Crew 4; Homecoming Fl oat 4. ROBERT STRAND ALICE SWANSON Student Council l; Sophomore Cabinet 2; SSSH 4; SSM 3,4; Blue Honor Cer tificate 2; Hi-Y l; Executive Secretary for Ticket Management and Control 4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Teachers of Tomorrow I; Spanish C lub 2. German Club 2. JUSTINE SWIDER National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4; Reflections Stoff Co-Chairman 4; Il li nois State Scholarship Semi-finalist 4 ; Ni lehil ite Staff LINDA SWERINSKY Glee; Christmas Festival; G.A.A.; Spanish C lub. 2; SSO Monitor 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club I , 2,3; T eachers of Tomorrow I; First Place State Science Fair Award I; Si lv er Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate I; Sophomore Cabinet Alternate 2. MIRIAM TANGUL Silver Honor Pin 3; Fall Play Cast 4; Reflections 4; Thespians 4; Reflections Staff 4; Student Council 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Choir 2; Glee l; French Club I; G.A.A. 1,2. - MICHAEL TANSEY Swimm ing 1,2,3; Footbal l 1,2; Track I. MARIE THEIS ROBERT TODD ~", VICTORIA TINDELL WILLIAM TOELKE Football 1,2; Track I; Band 1,2; PSO 3,4, President 4; SSSH Cha irma n 4; Student Un io n Monitor 4; Nilehilite Photogra phy 3 . Student Council 2; Cabinet 4; SSO Supervisor 4; Second Place Sc ience Fair Award 2; Choir 3,4; Silver Music Pin 3; Footbal l 1,3,4; Basketba ll 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; N Club 3,4 . ..... )II LORRETIA TRENDLER - ~ ELAINE TRAIFOROS Choir 4; Lorelei 3,4, President 4; Student Condistor 4; Glee 2,3; Student Conductor 3; SSSH Secretary 3; Pep Club 3. Chair 3,4; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; May Festival 1,2,3,4; Gold Music Pin 3; Silver Mus ic Pin 2; Musicale 3,4; Lorelei 1,2,3 ,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Glee 1,2. 181 �Robert Golden waves canfidentolly to fellow seniors as he and Allon Kirshner, Corl Roth, Robert Finn, Art Rotstein, and Ike Heller prepare themselves for the junion-senior tug-o-wor. SHEILA TROTCKY French Club 1,2,3; Fine Arts Club I; G.A.A. I; Foreign longuqge Club 2; Spr ing Ploy Crew 1; Reflections Crew 2; Pep Club 1. LESTER TUROVITZ RONALD Bronz e Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certifi cate 1,2; Latin Club I; Track I. SSSH Chairman 4; SSO Monitor 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. BRUCE VARON JOHN VAUGHN run HARRIET VERBIN Stud ent Council 3,4; Reflections Stoff2, Activities Co-Ed itor 3, Assista nt Editor-in-Ch ief 4; Nilehilite Stoff 2,3; Refl ections Revelr ies 3,4; L orelei 1,2,3, 4; Choir 3,4; Homecom ing Committee, 4; Student Union Boord 4; Musical Stud ent Director 4; Epic Stoff 4; Student Code of Ethics Committee 3; Cabinet Al ternate 3; Fr ench Club 1,2,3,4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Gold Music Pin 3; Si lver Music Pin 2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Spoil ighters I; Pep Club 1,2; Girls G lee 1,2; Christmas Festival 1,2,3,4; Musical Pub licity Co-Chairman 3; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4. CHARLES VETZNER Notional Mer it letter of Commendotion4; Ill inois State Scholarsh ip Semi-finalist 4; SSO Executive Boord Head 4; 'SSM Supervisor Head Supervisor SSSH 4; SSD Supervisor 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Student Council 1; Sophomore Cabinet 2; Big Brother 2; Hilehilite Stoff 3; Foreign l anguage Club 1. CORALIE VODIAN DARLENE VIDOCK Future Secretaries Association 3,4; Spanish Club I; SSO Monitor 4 . Cabinet Secretory 3; SSSH Assistant Head 3,4; Union Boord 4; SSSH Secretory 3; SSO Monitor 2; Ski C lub 4; Homecoming Committee 2,4; Spanish C lub 3; Arts Club 1; G lee Club 1. CATHERINE WAGNER Notiona l Honor Society 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 3,4; Notional Merit Scholarsh ip Letter of Commendation 4; Si lv er Honor Pin 3; Blu e Honor Certificat e 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Boord 3,4; G irl s G lee I; Foreign language Club 2. 18l SUSAN WA IN BERG Future Nurses' Club 1,2; Germon C lub 1,2. �ILENE WALLER Junior Cabinet 3; Senior Cabinet Alterna te 4; SSM 4; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Reflections 4; Spring Ploy 4; Assistant Costume Supervisor; Spanish Club; G.A. A. International Relations Club; Spotlighters. HELEN WEBER ALICE WEINSTEll-J FRANCES WEINMAN Quil l and Scroll 4; West Nilehilite, Editor-inChief 2; Nilehilite, News Editor 4; Golden Galleon 3,4; Silver Clipper 1,2; SSO Secretory 3; Spanish Club 3; Arts Club 1,2; Student Council Alternate 1; G old Honor Pin 2. DONNALEE WEINSTEIN Edi tor of Newspaper 2; Correspondence Alternate for Girls State 3; Prom Chairman 3; Chairman of Homecoming Dance Decora ti ons; Senior Cabinet 4; Junior Cabinet 3; Student Council; Homecoming Committee "Pub lic Re lations; Library Assistant; Office Monitor; SSO Supervisor; Monitor; French Club; Teachers of Tomorrow; Spotlighters; G.A.A. Future Nurses Club I; Spanish Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow 4; G .A.A. 1,3; G lee Club 2; Christmas Festival 2; SSM 4; Foreign Language Club 1. ROBERT WEINSTEIN Nat ional Honor Society 3,4; Gold Honor Certificate 1; Silver Honor Pin 2; Sil ver Honor Pin 3; Distr ict Science Fa ir Placement 2; Science Fair 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4, School Shield 2, Minor N 3, Major N 4; Homecoming Committee 4; German Club 2; Foreign Language Club 2; Persona l Monitor 4; Council Alternate 2; SSM 1,2,3, Captain 2. BARRY WEINTRAUB THOMAS WEISE Newspaper I; Latin Club l ,2,3,4; ·Chess Club 4. SSM Supervisor 4; SSD Supervisor 3; SSO Monitor 2; Refl ections Crew 3,4; Spring Play C rew 3,4; Span ish Club 3. GAIL WEISS NADINE WEISS Teachers of Tomorrow 4 ; Senior Year book Stoff 4; Austin Student Government l; G.A.A. 2; Monitor 1; Ballet 1; Pep Club 1. SSM Assistant Head Secretary 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Cabinet Alternate 2; Science Fair 1; Girls G lee I ; Future Secreta~ies 4. KATHRYN WELLS LYNN WEISZ Cabin et Alternate 4; SSH Secretory 4; Bronze Ho no r Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 1; Bond 1,2,3, Silver Music Pin 3; FTH 1,2,3,4; Ill inois State Scholarship Semi-finalis t 4. Lora li e 3,4; Choir 3,4; Ri peletts 3,4, Pr es ident; G.A.A. 1,2 ,3,4; Cab inet 1, Alternate 2; SSM 1,2,3,4; Ep ic Staff 4; Si lver Music Pin 4; Ch r istmas Festi val 3,4; Pep Club 4; Homecom ing Committee 1. DANIEL WERSHOW National Merit F ina list 4 ; Nat ional Council of Teachers ci English Ach ievement Award 4; Fall P lay Cast 3; Fall Ploy Crew 2,4; Spri ng Play Cast 2,4; Reflections Crew 3; Thespians 3; SSH Assista nt Ch airman 3; SSM 4; Ni lehil ite Assistant Editor 3, Assista nt Feature Ed itor 4; Illinois State Scho lar ship Semi-fin a list 4 ; Stage lighting Club 4; Spotlighters 2; Epic Staff 4 . SAMUEL WERNICK Student Union Board 3; SSO Supervisor 4; Wrestl ing 2,3. 183 �LYNNE WHITEFIELD Ref lections Cost 3; SSSH 3; Ushers Club 3,4; G.A.A. I; Girls Glee 2; Teachers of Tomorrow I. CLAIR WILLIAMS SSSH Assistant Chairman 4; SSM "3.4; Student .Union Moni tor 4; French Club 2. DAWN WIUNKIN JOSEPH WILSON SSD Rater 3; Pep Club 1,2; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow 2. Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, Officer 4; Personal Monitor 4. ALAN WINTER Gold en Galleon 3,4; Silver Oipper 1,2; Yearbook 4; Student at Notional High School Institute School of Journa lism, NU 3; SSO 4; Foll Play; Tenn is; German Club; Cab inet. LARRY WOLFINSOHN Swimming 1,2,3,4, Minor N l, Major N 2,3.4; Tennis 2.3.4. Minor N 2, Major N 3.4; N C lub 2,3,4; SSO Superv isor 4; SSO Chairman 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Student Union Monitor 4. RICHARD WOllACK RICHARD YOUNG Cab inet 2.3.4; Council; SSO 3,4; SSM2; Spanish Club; Swimming; Gym Leader Club 2; Hi-Y; Bronze Honor Pin 3; Gold Certificate 2; Representative to Rota ry Club Luncheon 4; Al ternate of "Its Academic"TV Shaw4; Il linois State Scholarship Semi-finalist 4. RICHARD YOUNG SSO Supervisor 4; Football 3; Wrestling 2; International Relations Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Hi-Y l; lnlermural Basketball 3. ARNOLDZANN HERB ZAROV FRANCINE ZAK Future Secretaries 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; SSSH 2; Pen Pal Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; Teachers of Tomorrow 2 . JOEL ZIMMERMAN Science Seminar; SSSH Chairman; Math Club; Freshman Science Club l; Notional Mer it Scholarsh ip Letter of Commendation 4; Illinois State Schola rsh ip Semi-finalist 4; Si lv er Honor Pin 3; Blue Honor Cert ificate 2 . 184 National Merit Semi-finalist 4; Swimming Shield I, Minor N 2,3, Major N 4; SSM Supe rvisor 4; SSD Assistant Supervisor 3; Silver Honor Pin 3; Bronze Pin 2,3; Blue Honor Certificate 1,2; N Club 4; Sports Editor Yearbook 4; Cabinet Alternate 3; Hi-Y l . �RONALD GALE LESTER ASCHER Transferred from Lane I; Art Council l ,2,3; Scholostic Art Certificate 2,3; Scholastic Art Gold Key 3. ,.._ LILLIAN SHERMAN Golden Galleon Guild 3; Nilehilite 3,4; National Thespian Society, Vice-President 3; Spring Play Crew; Fall Play Crew; Reflections Crew; Folksinging Club 4; G.A.A. 1 NOT PICTURED EUGENE ADELMAN HELENE HARWOOD EILEEN LIBBY P.S.O. 3. Orchestra l ,2,3,4; Gold Music Pin I; Silver Music Pin 2; Spanish Club 3; Cabinet Alternate 3; Loralie 3,4; Christmas Festiva l 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. I; Pep Club I. MIKE KAGAN Personal Serv ice Monitor 2; French Club l ,2; Reflections Senior Staff 4; Girls' Glee 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Twirlers Treasurer 2,3; Ripplettes 3,4; Future Teachers Club l; Christmas Festival 4; Musical 4; Modern Dances 3; Prom Comm ittee 3; Foreign Language Club 2; Mock Consti tutiona l Convention 4; Steering Group 4. KENNETH CATELLIER Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Shield l, Minor N 3, Moior N 4; Track I , Minor N l. TED MAURER ILANA DINITZ KAREN KINSCH Spanish Club I; Spring Ploy 4; G.A.A. l ,4; Future Secretaries 3. SSD officer 3, Persona l Service Monitor 2, Cabinet 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Glee I; Pep Club I; Musical I; Christmas Festival I . RAUL BLANCO Transferred from St. Rito's 4. EARL BROCATO SUSIE FIAN Glee 2; Choir 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Pen Pal Club 2; Student Union Board 4; Planning Board 4; Silver Music Pin 3; Christmas Festival 2,3,4. JOHN PAPANDREA MIKE KLUG Student Council Alte rnate I; SSM 2; G.A.A. I, 2; Fall Pl<'y Crew I. STUART FINE SSO 4, SSSH 4; Choir 4; Christmas Festival 4; Musical 4; Footbal l 3; Wrestling 2. Football, Honorable Menlion All State, All Northern and First Team 4; All Suburban Area Squad; Wrestling Fifth in State 3; Senate Representative 4; Wrestling First District Second Sectional 3 . SSSH 4; Bronze Honor Pin 3. STEVE ROTFELD SUSAN GRECU RONALD RUDI Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club l; G.A.A. 1,2,4. GERALD PETER WAGNER Studenl Un ion Board 4; Hi-Y I ,2; Basketball l ,2; Student Council l. 185 �"Away we go!" these seniors shout as their Bike Day excursion gathers steamdespite the cancellation o f the East-West baseball game which was the original destination. "Let's GO Nilehi!" "Let's WIN Nilehi!" The senior section leads the bravado of a gymnasium Pep Rally . "Where did these four years go?" might well be the thought in the minds of many of these senior class members as they listen ta their class officers outlining graduation procedures in one of the frequent class meetings in preparation far the event. 186 �And the Work ~~~ :~: ~~etings End with ... GRADUATION GRADUATION GRADUATION . Ju n e 12, 1963 GRADUATION . , ��FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY ,,,_,i,.,.. Paul s.-i.or.n;. f ng lioh d~''"'t deep in thought as he prepares lecture material in the faculty professional library. FACULTY 189 �CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION The central administration is the highest org i in the high school system. This group include the superintendent, the board of educoti.on, on the directors of different departments. The centro considers all the problems tho administration affect Niles East and Niles West. Dr. Clyde Parker Superintendent A MESSAGE From The SUPERINTENDENT: The )'eorbook presents on image of the academic, social, and activity sides of a high school as it is envisioned by the students preparing it. Although the pictures, the names, and the norrofr,.e ore important now, they will become more important as the years poss, and as the students toke hold of life's responsibilities to family and society. but in a true sense, it will become a memory book. The months and years move on, high school and commencement appear to be farther and farther away, but reflections on high school days will continue in the minds of graduates all their lives. Moy these pages become golden pages of history. Moy they recall for many years the glorious springtime of life. Through the years, the yearbook will not only become a keepsake, -Dr. Clyde Porker 190 �Board of Education Members: Standing, Mr. Kenneth E. Littrell, Mr. Milton Falkaff, Mr. Harald E. Atch inson. Seated, Mrs. Herman S. Black, Dr. Jahn H. H. Speer (President), Mr. Jahn M. Mau, Dr. Francis J. Saunders. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Paul L. Haughton Assistant Superintendent Dr. Stuart Anderson Assistant Superintendent ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS 191 �CENTRAL ADMINISTR·A TION DIRECTORS: Dr. Arthur H. Ryde n Director: Guidance and Testing Dr. Ted C. Cobun Director: Aud io-visual Education Mr. Harold R. Ohlson Dir ector: Research, Publications, and Community Relations Mr . Orland Ruyle Director: Adult Evening and Summer School Mr. John Anderson Bu ildings and Grounds Supervisor. Standing: Mr. Clifford Herbst, Assistant Business Monager. Seated : Mr. Charles Coker, Bus iness Manager. 192 �PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATION The Nilehi-Easl Parent-Teacher Association works l o foster a clpser relationship between the student s, faculty and administration. PTA also acquaints parents with the school curriculum, extracurricular activities, and school relations and calls their attention lo the needs of the school. It gives parents an opportunity lo evaluate and discuss th e school program and ser vices and lo work with the stud ents and school personal toward improvement. The Nile-A-Gram, the PTA newsletter, keeps both parents and teachers up to date on all PT A events. The refreshment -stands al home football games ar e operated by pa rents through the PTA. Monthly "Coffee Chats" held at Niles provide an informa l atmashpere in which parents, faculty and administrative officials can discuss school issues. This year, as in the past, the PTA Open House proved to be a huge success. >rent-Teacher Associ ation Officers: Stand ing; Mrs . Ely Tzin· erg (1st V. Pres.), Mrs. Fred Bush (Treas.), Mrs. Victor Ras· 1ussen (Carr. Sec.). Seated: Mrs . Philip Reifman (P res.), Dr. eith Kavanaugh. Abse~t: Dr . Jahn Harris (2 nd V. Pres .), \rs. Robert Green (Rec. Sec.). EAST BOOSTERS' CLUB Working along th e sam e lin es as th e Parent- 'eacher Association, the Boosters Club is also :oncerned with th e welfare and interests of the '-Jilehi student, especially in th e field of athletics. rhey also sponsor the athletic banquets which Jre h eld at the end of each season. Each spring the Boosters organize a Sports Spectacular featuring activities of the athletic department. These are just two of the many worth-whil e projects accomplished by the Niles East Boosters Club . I Niles East Boosters Club: Standing, Mr. Meyer Shearn (Pres.), Dr. J. Keith Kavanaugh (Principal), Mr. Marvi n lhne (Asst. Principal), Mr. Art Wittkamp (Treas.). Seated: Mr. Hy Perelgut, (V. Pres.). Mr. O rr in Wolf (Sect.). 193 �EAST ADMINISTRATION A MESSAGE From The PRIN CIPA L: Our Amer ican way of life is not an accident; it is the result of the faiths, of the hopes and aspi rati ons, of the toil and sacrifice, of th e imaginat i9n and ingenuity of our forebear s. It is a great heritage . It is a heritage of promise --a promise to all indiv id ua ls that as member s . of our society they may deve lop th eir talen 's to the utmost. Students of Nilehi, you are. part of thi s great heritage . You are part of it because you have been formed by it and have assimi lated the values and concepts of our history. You are part of it because even now and in the years to come, you will be developi ng, enlarg ing, and making our way of life more meaning ful. We look to you to so bear your responsi bil ities as citizens that you wi ll bring to our commun ity and nation a better and more complete understa nding of the meaning of democra cy and a deeper and more complete appr eciation of its tenets. J. Keith Kavanaugh 194 �ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Or. John Harris Assista nt Principal Mr. Marvin H. lhne Assistant Principal ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTORS The efficiency with which our school operates is due to the farreaching capabilities of the Niles East Administration. By providing for the specific needs of the individual, the administration guides the student toward his future goal. Administrative assistance aids the student in his selection of the appropriate subjects and extra-curricular activities best su ited to his abilities and future plans . Although primarily concerned with th e students, the administration also strives for better parentteacher-student relations, for the administration feels that parent cooperation is an essential part of the school curriculum. To produce worthy American citizens is the administration's ultimate aim as ii continues to deve lop new ideas and concepts in teaching skills a nd school organization. Mr . Jack B. Spatafora Student Activi ties Director Dr. Kavanaugh discusses day ta day administrative problems and coordinates the efforts of his staff in weekly administrative meetings in his office. Mr. James Miller Student Accounting Director �FACULTY assets are knowledgE All N il es Township teachers listen ta East's newl organized Stage Band as they perform at the An nu Institute Day. Leo Provost directs the talented ens em bl Don G. Beardsley Kay Beck Susan Bennett Theodore A. Beranis Science Foreign Language Foreign Language English Donald W. Blair E. Robert Bluege Robert J. Botthof Susan H . Bowersox Julie Ann Brazil Marvin L. Bretl Foreig n Language Business Educa tion Gu ida nce Counselor Guidance Counse lor English Mathematics Departm ent Chairman 196 �• and service ·o ' . - i ~ .,., A competent, inquiring and dedicated faculty is a school's greatest a~surance that its students will enter the adult world as society's greatest asset - the educated individual. Nilehi's faculty continuously strengthens this assurance as its members each year open young eyes and excercise young minds as each studentsearchesformean ing in our modern world. C. E. Burgener Science Departmen t Cha irman Florence Butler John R. Burkel Physical Edu cation David Burgett Industr ial Arts Depa rtment Chairman Rhoda Brown Mathematics Howard M. Byram Physical Education Home Economics Department Chairman Jeon Canning Engli sh Pele J. Carr Art Aldo Ceresa Social Stu dies Mildred Louise Cheadle William R. Collien Bus iness Education Scien ce ~· ·, ~. -& Everett A. Colton Socia l Stud ies ' .~ I . ~ I r~ Joan Coon Bus iness Ed ucation Karl E. De Jonge Social Studies Diane M. Courtright Foreign Language Gail Dent English Lillian Cutter Special Education Marlene Diemecke Foreign Language Gentil Do Rosa Foreign Language James R. Dorsey Driver Education "' Diane Dean Edward F. Degen hard! Physical Education Scie nce Carol Drake Physical Education Shelby Jean Dunivan! Physical Education 197 �Paul M . Eberhardt Leo B. Ebert Jr. Homer C. Ellis Engl ish Read in g Sci ence D r . Kav anaug h, Dr. Parker , and Dr. M annas awa it t he East-West Football Trop hy p resentation cer emony prior J~k Emery G uidance Cou ns elo r Volmer D. Erickson Sue Evangelista G uida nce Counse lo r to the second annual gam e played this ye<ir. Home Econo mics l. M . Eyermann H. G . Ewing Patricia M . Fagan G eorge Fink Science Norman l. Frey Social Stud ies Irene Garrigan Foreign Langu age Electr icit y English Librarian Alice Green Engl ish Janice E. Griffeth En gl ish C. Jean Hagemann Mildred J. Hall For e ign La nguage Math em atics John W. Hallberg Social Studies Richard T. Haselton Physical Education Depor tm en t Chairma Alan Haskell Math em atics William R. Henderson Driver Educati on O. T. Hendrickson Business Ed ucation William R. Henry Math em at ics Earl E. Hoff Ada Immel Math ematics Business Education Dep ortment Chair m 198 �David T. Jackson Sharon Jenkins Joy A. Jirik Jeffrey Jose phson R. E. Kauffmann Robert D. Keen Social Studigs Mathem atics Eng lish English Guidance Counselor Science Thomas J. Kiv iluomo Irene Klolf Rollie Korol Anthone Kort Art Kroft Gabr iele R. Lochmonn Mat hematics Eng l ish Special Education Mathemat ics Physica l Education foreign Language Deportm ent Cha irma n Peter J . Lo Forge Lois Lomberg Virginia Landwehr David W. Longe Donald Lorson Jone Legge Engl i sh Fore ign Language Gu idance Cou nselor Science Physical Educat ion Librarian Hazel Loew Herminia M. Lopez Vernie! Lundquist David D. McCorrell Andy Maggio A rt for e ig n Language Engl ish Physical Ed ucation Metals, AV A Coordinator Dep ortment Chairman Gordon J . Molone Donald E. Marsh K. L. Martyn Jean Massmann . Richard L Matthies William Meles Busi ness Educati on Science Science Registered Nurse G u ida nce Co unse lor Industr ia l Arts 199 �'\ James Meyer Ted L. Meyer Jomes A. Michael H. Stephen Morgon Su e Morgon Science Mothemo tics Social Studies Business Ed ucation English Richard K Murphy . Eileen Nahm Eugene D. Napier N. M. Odlivok Mathemat ics Barbaro Olson Home Study Instructor Business Education Physical Educatio n Physical Education Ellerth Overboe Science Josephine A. Parson Mel Piroli L o H. Provost e Barbaro Roy Ruth Roberts Socia l Studies Social Studies Music Physica l Edu cation Mathematics Department Cha irman Myra z. Robinson Pot Rooney Science Driver Education George Roth Science Joe Rusk Nancy Samson Barbaro Scarbrough Phys_ ical Education Physi cal Educat ion Register ed Nurse ,f!'!l 2 ---- G eorge Scherb Alvin Schwartz Merron Serom Dennis Snider Social Studies 200 Imogene Schneiter English Albert Soglin English G uidance Counselor Eng l ish Mathematics �Donald R. Test Driver Education June Todd Aune M. Toivola Geraldine Tosby English Guidance Counselor Social Worker Mary E. Walker William L. Warner Bernard E. Welch Librarian Driver Education Deoartment Chairman Science .... ~ Margaret White Leonard M. Winans Hayward L. Wood English Physical Education Faculty members enjoy a musical treat as they relax, chat, and eat at this year's P.T.A. Faculty dinner. Social Studies D. B. Wright Robert Yeisley George Yursky Dr. Berncwd Zogorin Barbaro G . Ziko Social Studies English Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies 201 �FA CUL TY CONCLUDED Not Pictured Jomes M. Douglass Orchestra and Music Theory John R. Riccitelli Physical Education Joyce Rosley Physical Education Jeon Jackson English Keith Robinson Bus iness Education Mary Valenta Physica l Education Leo P. Babcock Robert Mackey The faculty, administration, supporting staff and students at Niles East wish to extend their warmest wishes for many happy years to come to Mr. Leo Babcock, who retired this year, and Mr. Robert Mackey, who retired at the conclusion of the. 1961-62 school year. Faculty member and varsity gymnastics coach Jahn Ricitelli has just presented th1 Ill inois Athletic Association's Second Place State Gymnastics Trophy to Jr. Keith Kava naugh as the student body cheers at the Spring Awards Assembly. �SUPPORTING STAFFS Administrative Secretaries: Sta nding, Mrs. June Schmi tzer (Dr'. Kavana ugh) . Seated, Mrs. Sylvia Ter man (Mr. Main Office Clerks: Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Alice Pazen, a nd Mrs. Gloria Schab ilion. lhne). Absent: Mrs . Mary Vrablik (Dr. Harr is). What would Niles East do without the supporting staff? This special group of i nd iv iduals includes the audio-visual, cafeteria, custodial, library, and office staffs. These staffs create a smooth functioning background for the acti vities of the school. Records, tape-recorders, slides, and films llre super v ised by the audio-visual aids staff. The library staff aids the student in finding different materials for his research papers. The staff's everyday duty consi sts of checking .library books in and out. Our cafeteria staff plans and prepares daily meals for over 3,000 students, teachers, and school personal. School maintenance is the responsibility of our ever-present and ever-ready co stodial staff. Tasks from the preparation of the daily bulletin to student registration are the responsibil ity of the office staff. Receptionists: Standing, Miss Janet Curtis. Seated: Mrs. Shirley Hodg e. East Central Office Business Representative: Miss Theresa Schwe itzer 20 3 �Library Clerks, Left to right: Miss Anne Olson, Mrs. RaeZel Tabel, and Mrs. Dorthy Emerich. IBM Clerks, Standing: Mrs. Garnet Faulkner. Sea Mrs. Bernice Wilke. SUPPORTING Guidance Office Clerks, Left to right: Mrs. Virginia Chichanski, Mrs. Lorraine Carlington, Mrs. Elna Prato, (Registrar), and Mrs. Harr iet Kneip. Audio-visual Clerk Miss Nathalie Young Student Accounting Clerks: Standing: Mrs. Annette W ter. Seated: Mrs . Eleanor Mueller. 204 �J . Rhodes, E. Krueger, E. Hennig, N. Knepper, Cafeteri a Staff: Back Raw: D. Wyzgala, L. Snort, D. Struck, V. Argir, K. Norman. Seated: Knepper,M .Cannan, E. Jolly, J. Pross, M. Myszka, H. Zajac, E. Sch eibe, Fi rst Raw: R. Lund in, V. k (Superviso r), M. Koss, I. Hansen, H. Larkin. R. Krause, E. Thomas, M. Valk, L. Ma ki , D. Ah e rndt, I. Stee STAFFS con tinu ed Head Custodian Mr. Jules Raels Custodial Staff: Back Raw: L. Reed , W. Geera erts, J. Seyera, D. Szumnarski. Second Raw: A. linnaberry , J. Roberts, H. Rusterberg , L. Gen rich, F. Studin. First Row: W. Kolbus, B. G runs, C. Mastro, S. Sutera. 20 5 �ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The people ... the places ... the tradition s... they all make up the pages in a yearbook, but the heart of the book and the final product itse lf can be attributed only to the following individuals and fi rms, whose able assistance and deep concern make this book the best possible. To Mr. Theodore Beranis, general staff adviser, Mr. Jeff Josephson, senior staff adviser, and Mr. Marvin lhne, administrative adviser, we say thank you for the devotion and guidance you gave us. We are greatly indebted to the Norman King Company, pub lishers, and Root Stud io Incorporated, photographers, whose techn ica l assistance was invaluable in all aspects of the book. Our deep appreciation goes lo the memb ers of the general and senior staffs. Withou t their work and enthusiasm, this book could never have been created. Alan W inter - Editor-in-chief Harriet Verbin - Assistant Editor Reflections l 963 General Stclf Editor- in-chief . . Alan Winter . Harriet Ver bin . .. Fern Nadler Assi~tant editor . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Su bscriptions and Copyreading editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Rubenstein Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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Chari Berger, Sandi Friedlander, Eadie Goldberg, Karen Kessler, Betty Krietzler, Barb Laff, Marsha Langer, Paula Leibowitz, Lynn Leopold, Eileen Libby, Dale Sachnoff, Gai l Weiss 206 �INDEX National Honor Society pin Boyer, Terri S. 127 Div ita, Rosema ry A. 127 Brachman, Al lan J. 79, 127 Dobkin, Shelley M. 127 Dolitsky, Marlene S. 127 Ahonen, Geraldine B. 126 Brady, Kathleen J. 127 Bra iman, Bonnie H. 127 Ahrendt, David L. 126 Brakman, Carl L. 79, 127 Doner, Helyn K. 73, 127 Alleman, Steven P. 79, 126 Bra vi , Barbara J. 127 Dorf, Roz L. 127 Alpern, Michael S. 31, 126 Brenner, Esther 127 Doyen, Coralie 72, 133 Anstadt, Neal A. 126 Bres nik, Howard L. 87, 127 Dragon, Helen 127 Antman, Bonnie J. 126 Bridge, Gayle E. 127 Appelman, Arlene S. 126 Brad, Benita E. 127 Dudnick, Natalie 127 Duffin, Helen M. 127 Arcus, Robert G . I 26 Brody, Ava G. 127 Dunn, Vicki C. 127 Arenson, Esther S. 126 Brown, Don na L. 127 Dusz, Linda M. 127 Arenson, Gregory I 26 Brown, Gary A. 127 Edelman, Ruth L. 127 Arkin, Joseph L. 126 Brown, Karen M. 127 Edwards, Robert P. 127 Aronow, Michele G. 72, 126 Brown, Linda A. 127 Ehrenberg, Gerri 127 Babetch, Marlene I. 126 Bryan, Michael E. 127 Eisenberg, Don"na L. 127 Baigelman, Susan 126 Bryant, Cynthia D. 127 Ekstrom, Susan K. 133 Bailen, Dennis M. B 1, B7, 126 Brzny, Sharon T. 127 El ias, Victor W . I 27 Ba i m, Gory E. 126 Buch, Henry D. 7B, 127 Elkes, Roy J. 31, 127 Bain, Howard M. 79, 126 Buch, Ira D. 133 Elliott, Robert A. 127 Boker, David J. 79, 126 Buchde i ~ Elvey, Sha ry n J. 127 FRESHMEN Abramson, Wayne C. 126 Doi nick, Arlene P. Paul S. 127 Barach, Penny T. 6B, 126 Budni k, Karen S. 127 Engen, Richard G. 127 Boren, Barbaro A. 126 Burdeen, Diane 127 Engstrom, Karen A. 70, 72, 127 Barnett, Howard J. 126 Barnett, Jon D. 79, 99, 126 Buz il, Garry B7, 127 Enzweig, Janice 133 Calkins, Marcia L. 127 Campana, Patricia 72, 127 Epstein, Maxine P. 127 Borys, RobertM. 126 Basile, Cun thio A. 126 Basi le, Marilyn M. 126 Epste i n, Sherwin 133 Capettini, Kath leen 72, 127 Erdell, Robert T. 133 Baskin, Nei l M . B9, 126 Caplan, Sheldon A. 6B, 127 Carabine, Dan iel T. 133 Ewert, Richard K. 127 Bass, Dennis H. 126 Carroll, Mary A. 127 Fechter, Anita S. 127 Bauer, Rita, J. 71 , 126 Casba ri an, Alan G. 127 Ce ntury, Arde n L. 127 Fassino, James A. 127 Baumgartner, William 79, B7, 126 Bay, Stefan i 126 Evans, Monte L. 127 Feigen, Zaneta B. 27, 127 Cholfie, Edward J. 127 Feit, Jessica S. 127 Beaver, Ellen A. 126 Channon, Becker, All en 0 . 126 Chemers, Barbara E. 127 Feldman, Michael L. 127 Becker, Cind i T. 126 Cheney, James A. 127 Feltman, Jeffrey M. 127 Becker, Harlan B. 126 Chojnowski, Joan N . 127 Becker, M ichelle I. 126 Citron, Sharon 127 Felzer, Ma rsha G. 127 Ferber, Bonnie M . 127 Bedaws, Stanley M. 126, 127 Cla rk, John A . 133 Gerguson, Barbara J. 70, 71, 127 Benas, Tobey L. 126 Clauson, John R. 133 Ferri, Patricia A. 127 Bennett, Marlene T. 126 Clay, Bruce, M . 127 Clouser , Daniel C. 133 Ferris, Ronald E. 127 Benson, Judith S. 126 Dov~ A. 7~83, 127 Feldman, Joel R. 127 Fian, Mary E. 127 Berg, Kenneth C. 79, B7, 126 Berge r, Gerald H. 79, 126 Coconate, Ronald G. 127 Fine, Howard J. 68, 79, 127 Cohen, Armand 127 Fine, Maxine D. 127 Berger, Michelle L. 72, 126 Cohen, David T. 127 Finger, Michael B. 128 Bergeron, Dav i d P. 126 Berk, Faith N. 126 Cohen, Leland R. 127 Fink, Donald L. 128 Cohn, Al len I. I 27 Finley, Sharon G. 128 Be rkawitz, Rhona I 26 Colker, Wesley B. 127 Fisch, Mark H. 79, 128 Bernat, Ellen S. 126 Comitor, Loren E. 73, 133 Fisher, Richard M. 128 Fishman, Lau rel L. 133 Forman, Barbara S. 128 Bernste in, Albert B. 126 Comin, Dennis L. 133 Bills, Randy, W . B3, 126 Conk! in, Charles K. 127 Bilton, Rivian J. 127 Cooper, Bambi L. 127 Frank, Joann L. 128 Bittman, Ellyce L. 133 Blacker, Danna J. 127 Crane, Michael H. 127 Franks, Steven I. 128 Czerwi nski, Gail N. 127 Frazin, Jaclyne 65, 128 Blaine, Susan H. 127 Dadigan, Steve B. 127 Friedman, Mark S. 87, I 28 Blitstein, Robe rt M . BI, 127 DaRosa, Gavin 127 Friedman, Robert J. 128 Blach, Mer ry D. 12 7 David, El l a M . 127 Black, Joel L. 127 Black, Ph ilip A . 127 Davidson, Roger L. 133 Davis, Mark R. 79, 127 Friend, Ca rolyn 133 Fryde, Carol 128 Fuenfer, Maurene M. 128 Block, Richard A. 79, 127 Day, Deborah, S. 127 Gaffen, Dawn, M. 128 Black, Robert N . 127 Day, Luana G. 127 Babren, Allan J. 127 Degraffenreid, Jomes 79, B9, 133 Ga le, Jeffrey D. 133 Bode nstein, Randee J. 127 Bofman, Henry C. B9, 131 Delohuergo, Carmen 127 Gallai, James 8. 128 De nn, Hol lis S. 127 Ganas, Da rl ene 128 Bolotin, Benjamin C. 127 Diamond, Thomas V. 133 Bonner, Jeffrey S. 87, 127 Dine, Susan I. 127 Bookshester, Joyce C. 127 Dissen, Michael A. 79, 127 Gag erman, Iris B. 128 Gapastione , Anthony 79, 128 Garb, Martin 128 Geller, Stacie E. 128 Gold Honor pin Geman, Sheryl A. 133 Gendelman, Jeffrey R. 87, 133 Gerarge, Joyce J. 128 Gerber, Michael A. 79, 89, 128 Gershberg, Michael I. 72, 128 Gershenzon, Richa rd, 128 Gerowitz, Paul o D. 128 Gil l io, V ickie A. 128 Gilman, Jerel B. 128 Gilman, Steven L. 128 Gilman, Steven L. 89, 128 Gilson, Ian H. 68, 128 Gitlis, Karyn R. 128 G ittelson, Lisa M. 128 Gl enn, Cor i L. 68, 128 Glutzer, Eileen 128 Goldberg, Fron S. 128 Goldberg, Ba rbara R. 128 Goldberg, Rona ld P. 128 Goldbe rg, Ros i y n 128 Goldberg, Susan R. 128 Goldman, Barbaro I. 128 Goldman, Mork R. I 2B Golds te in, Barbaro I 2B Goldste in, Donald I. 128 Goldstein, Howard D. 128 Goodmon, Sharon 128 Gordon, Alon R. 128 Gordon, Carol A. 128 Gordon, Joseph W. 31, 128 Gordon, Joel E. 128 Gordon, Susan L. 45, 70, 72, 128 Gore, Carol L. I 2B Gore, Gayle E. 128 Gough, Douglas B. 128 Gould, f0ark 128 0 Gould, Rut h J. 128 Grafman, Joyce E. 128 Graifmon, Mory H. 128 Green, Gail S. 128 Green, Joanne A. 71, 128 Green, Sharon L. 128 Greenberg, Charles A. I 2B Greenberg, Judith E. 128 Greenberg, Sheryl R. 128 Greene, Alan H. 128 Greenwald, Linda J. 7 1, 128 Griff in, Patrick J. 128 Grist, William J. 12B Grass, Iri s J. 71, 128 Grassman, Marshall K. 68, 79, 128 Grossman, Sharan R. 128 Grunow, Katherine E. 100, 133, 161 Gryn, Flora L. I 2B Guerrera, Kathleen 101, 133 Gumbiner, James E. 133 Gustafson, Paul E. 79: 128 Gutter, Andrew E. 128 Halperin, Richard G . B7, 128 Hammerman, Jay L. I 2S Hamiltan, Paula K. 128 Handelman, Joellyn 45, 128 Harastany, Susan L. 128 Harms, Wil l iam H. 128 Horrell, Jan F. 79, 83, 128 Harrer, Richard A. 128 Harris, Harvey L. 128 207 �Koscle, Marlene R. 128 Kass, Karen R. 129 Katz, Marshall J. 129 Katz, Martin 133 Levine, Harold J. 130 Levine, Judith D. 130 Levine, Morcio R. 130 Levine, Roger S. 130 Katz, Susan G. 129 Kaufmon, Janis S. 72, 129 Koufmon, Ruth A. 129 Levitan, Marcia B. 130 levy, Ann G. 130 levy, Borboro P. 130 Kaufman, Michele 129 Koy, Karyn 129 Horris, Jeon E. 128 Horris, Julie A. 128 lewis, Jeffrey H. 130 Kay, Paul B. 79, 129 Kearney, Marsha A. 129 Horris, Zachary M. 133 Harrison, Lynne E. 128 Lieberman, Paula R. 130 Lieberman, Sheila 130 Keep, Linda E. 129 Liebman, Richard H. 130 lighton, Stuart J. 130 Lind, Cary A. 130 Silver Honor pin Haselton, Carolyn l. 70, 128 Houolond, Inger 45, 128 Heckman, Barry K. 128 Heche, Pauletle 128 Heller, Jomes N. 128 Helman, Joel H. 133 Henich, Allen P.81, 89, 128 Henkin, Rikki J. 128 Hermon, Anita J. 128 Hermon, David L. 128 Herskovitz, Nancy F. 128 Hill, Tommy J. 128 lewis, Donna A. 130 Ke llman, Renee, M. 129 Kemp, Gloria H. 68, 129 Kesselman, Rona ld D. 129 King, Down C. 72, 99, 129 Kite , David l. 133 Klayman, Leanard I. 129 Klein, Alan M. 129 Linderman, Michael 79, 133 Lindley, Gary 130 lipin, Niles S. 130 Lome, Adrien 130 London, David B. 130 Klein, Larry B. 129 Klein, Mitchell L. 133 Kapokin, Bonito R. 128 Katl isky, Michael A. 129 Kavorsky, Rase E. 129 Hock, Marcia L. 128 Hoffman, Carole E. 128 Hoffman, Melvin A. 128 Hoffman, Rea S. 128 Hofsteller, Donna C. 128 Holmes, Anita L. 128 Holzmon, Ira 128 Horrigan, Toni J. 128 Horwitz, Steve M. 128 Howard, Jomes L. 128 Hrob, Doniel E. 73, 128 Huntley, Deborah L. 71, 128 Huss, Fred E. 129 Ingersoll, Poul G. 133 Israel, Dione S. 129 Jacob, Jomes E. 129 Jacobs, Jomes M. 129 Jacobs, Jeffrey S. 129 Jacobs, Joel S. Jacobson, Diano l. 100, 129 Lorson, Larry R. 45, 87, 130 lash, Mortin 130 l ossin, Thomas A. 130 Lawrenz, Corl F. 83, 133 lozor, Mark R. 83, 130 Lazar, Walter P. 87, 130 Offenbach, Barry S. 131 Omarti n, Anthony R. 13 1 Oram, Pou l 87, 131 Molfor, Harlan E. Kreisman, Norman J. 88, 89, 129 Krisch, Frederick A. 129 Kulwin, Jill L. 129 Larsen, Pa ul M. 130 Larsen, Steven l. 89, 130 Nixon, Koren M. 131 Oroark, Robert L. 131 Osser, Laurie S. 131 Ostrom, Gregory l. 131 Pollman, Arland R. 131 Malitz, Roger E. 73, 133 Manno, Ross H. 130 Pardo, lorry M. 131 Paris, Miles 79, 131 Mannheimer, Susan 133 Pote, Steve H. 87, 131 Poul, Iris L. 131 Paul, Jerome 79, 118, 131 Maday, Barbara A. 72, 130 Maki, Dennis L. Kreger, Joel D. 129 Kreisman, Michoel K. 129 lake, Ronald M. 87, 129 Lampert, Gary B. 129 Lanners, Peter M . 129 Nimon, Henry L. 131 Norberg, John B. 79, 87, 133 Nudelman, lee 131 Machacek, Wi lliam A. 79, 130 Kray, Sandra 129 lachman, Shari M. 129 Nielsen, Daniel A. B7, 131 Nielsen, W illiom P. 131 Nilsson, Linda C. 131 Nineberg, Darlene A. 131 Nitti, Richard J. 79, 87, 131 McCarthy, Roger E. 130 Macaluso, lee D. 130 Kovos, Patricia A. 129 Kover, Arnold 129 Kurtz, Ronna M. 129 Kutchins, Allen I. 129 Nelson, Lindo L. 131 Neuman, RobertW. 131 Neumann, Vero 131 lundsberg, Richard K. 68, 73, 79, 130 lulren, Wendie J. 130 Macintyre, Keith L. 73, 130 Koff, Marcia B. 129 Hirsch, Terryl B. 79, 128 Hite, Lindo J. 128 Nastos, John 131 Nastos, Koy 131 Nelson, Kenneth E. 131 London, Michelle C. 130 Lubowich, Donald A. 130 ludmer, Alan R. 130 Koenig, Brenda R. 129 Koehler, Kenneth D. 129 Hirsch, Sondromoe 128 Bronze Honor p in Marc, Peggy B. 130 Morch, Judi A. 130 Marcus, Ba rbaro l. 130 Marshall, Richard A. 130 Martish, Thomas G. 130 Pouss, William M. 89, 131 Pearlman, Deborah i 31 Pepper, David A. 131 Marx, Susan J. 130 Mayfield, Richard G. 130 May, Susan N. 130 Pestine, Susan J. 133 Mayer, Mark 130 Moyzel, Dave M. B7, 130 Pestine, Toni S. 131 Pesti ne, Wilma 133 Medoff, Norman J. 130 Meerslein, Kori L. 79, B9, 130 Mehl, Steven L. 133 Mehlman, Susan R. 130 Peterson, Roger A. 79, 13 1 Pelfs, All'!n R. 131 Phillips, Robert A. 131 Pierini, Ke·nneth E. 131 Melamed, Harvey M. 130 Meltzer, Iris 130 Pietkowski, Anno L. 13 I Pinos, Zachary B. 79, 131 Perelgut, Koren L. 131 Perlman, Frances S. 131 Jacobson, Marcia S. Joel, David N. 129 Jonis, Richard S. 129 Lazare, Louis S. 130 Lazarus, Poul Jenkins, Stuart I. 129 Johnson, Diano L. 129 Meltzer, Judy A. 71, 130 Pitrock, Howard B. 131 Lebow, Madalyn G. 130 Lebrun, Jomes 133 Mermelstein, Susan A. 130 Merrill, Dion L. 130 Pogodin, Bonito 131 Polakoff, Lisa C. 131 Lecomte, John R. 130 Meyers, Mark A. 130 Meyers, Roberto L. 130 Mill er, Sheryl D. 130 Pol en, Steve J. 131 Polster, Richa rd A. 131 Johnson, Gregory C. 73, 129 Johnson, Janet P. 129 Johnson, Koren M. 129 Jones, Kathy A . 105, 129 Josephson, Cho rl es E. 129 Kobot, Koren J. 129 Kodish, Steven A . 129 Kadow, Donelle 129 Kodrzynski, Richord 129 Ledgerwood, lorry 130 lee, Ruthann 71, 130 lee, Susan P. 130 Le ifer, Jan K. 130 Lemonds, Wil liam H. 79, 130 Leon, Joy D. 130 Leon, Steven K. 130 Kolmonson, Jonis S. 129 Leopold, Norman L. 130 Levin, Dovida S. 130 Levin, Joel J. 89, 130 Kommier,KorenK.101, 129 Kone, Mike A. 129 Levin, Norman J. 79, 130 Levine, Barry A. 130 Konlon, laurel B. 129 Kanne, More L. 129 Levine, Dorryl A. 130 Kolins, Jacqueline C. 129 Kaplan, Bonito M. 129 Kaplan, Bruce N. 129 Kaplan, More K. 87, 129 Kaplan, Richard G. 129 Karkomi, Varda ~· 133 Karme l, Miriam R. 27, 129 Karol, Jeffrey 79, 129 Karp, Cha rles A. 133 208 Mills, Do le E. 130 Miner, Lawrence S. B7, 130 Mishkin, Rita 130 Mizock, Donald A. 130 Meyer, Bruce J. 130 Murphy, Susan C. 130 Moore, Roger W. 130 Mosoff, Ronald A. 130 Multack, Ronna D. 131 Myerson, Susan A. 131 Nachman, Elaine G. 131 Pontecore, Ronald M. 79, 13 1 Poppenhagen, Ronald 131 Porter, Renee A. 131 Portman, Herchel 131 Polish, Herbert A. 131 Pazan, Roy H. 79, 131 Preker, Soul 133 Proft, John L. 131 Robin, Bruce D. 131 Robin, Gregory M. 131 Robin, Harvey M. 131 Robin, Ronald J. 131 Rodzin, Bruce E. 131 Senior Cabinet p in Randoll, Stephanie l. 131 Rapper, Rona ld J. 83, 131 Rasnick, Susan A. 131 Rothmann, Jomes E. 131 Redlin, Lorraine H. 131 Reed, Robert D. 133 Reese, Joy M. 131 Reinwald, Doniel R. 131 �Wood, Kenneth M. 133 Remenik, Phyllis R. 131 Yagoda, Rosalyn A. 133 Rerras, Chris 131 Veiner, Bonnie S. 133 Reynolds, Renee H. 131 Young, Lonne N. 133 Ricci, Steven A. 79, 131 Zee, Donna B. 72, 133 Ziegl er. Steve M. 79, 133 Rice, Sheri 105, 131 Richardson, Paula I. 131 Zindell, Steven M. 133 Robinson, Amy S. 131 Zucker, Fern 133 Rockowitz, Lynne A. 131 Service pin Zweig, Elissa L. 133 Ronan, William V. 89, 131 Rosen, James W. 131 Shallcross, Richard 132 Sweetow, Robert 81, 133 Rosen, Marion G . 131 Shapero, El len B. 132 Swenson, Diane J. 105, 133 Rosenberg, Elyse S. 131 Shapiro, Betty S. 132 Rosenberg, Toby K. 131 Shapiro, Marlene J. 132 Swider. Marcia A. 133 Tagrin, Lawrence D . 133 Abrams, Wendy 134 Rosenbloom, Harriet 131 Sher, M ichael S. 132 Tannen, Michele I. 133 Rosenfield, Fred R. 132 Rosenthal, Rochelle 132 Sherman, Iris S. 132 Sherman, Koren L. 132 Tannenbaum, Deidre 133 To nneboum, Larry E. 133 Adam, Judith 14 1 Adams , David G. I 34 Rosenwald, Michael J. 132 Sherman, Vivian A. 45, 132 Tax, Audrie M. 133 Rotleld, Helene J. 132 Shiffman, Sondra R. 66, 132 Roth, Ricky M . 132 Shirwo, Owen S. 132 Teichman, Wendy M . 133 Terchin, Terry L. 133 Rottner. Sally B. 72, 132 Shonkwiler, Nancy A. 132 Tickes, Michael G . 133 SOPHOMORES Aboov, Gizello I 34 Agoranos , George 134 Akerlund, Li ndo 71, 98, 134 Albrecht, Kathleen 66, 134 Alpert, Marlene 134 Andalmon, David 134 Anderson, Douglas A. 73, 134 Rovell, Michael J. 132 Shor, Marily n S. 132 Tiffin, John P. 133 Rowe, Diane 132 Shulman, Joyce M . 132 Tincher. Larry W. 73 Rudnick, Cliff H. 132 Shuman, Robert J. 132 Tobi n, MarkJ. 133 Rukin, Martin J. 132 Siegel, Howard W. 132 Tomlinson, Sheldon R. 133 Ryan, Dennis J. 132 Siegel, Robert J. 132 Tonell i, Nancy J. 133 Ryback, Linda K. 68, 132 Siegel, Scott E. 4~. 79, 132 Trauger. Joel R. Ryg ielski, George E. 132 Siegman, Joanne M . 132 Tri pp, James M . 133 Saey, Robert D. 133 Silberstein, Lili 132 Trobe, Pe ter M. 133 Saletra, Gayle S. 132 Troesch, Craig T. 133 Sa lomon, Jane E. 132 Silver. Vicky D. 132 Silverman, Charles S. 133 Sasenick, Dave P. I 32 Simon, Jill A. 132 Turk, Gary M. 133 Sawi tz, Michael W. 89, 132 Singer, Sheila 132 Schacht, Jeffrey A. 79, 89, 132 Siwek, Victoria Y. 68, 132 Upin, Ira 79, 133 Urman, David M . 133 Scha ller. Scott D. 79, 132 Sizemore, Linda G. 132 Uzemack, Edward M. 133 Balkin, Claudia J. 134 Scharaga, Martin 133 Skerven, Patricia A. 132 Von Steven, Michael 133 Barbero, Adeline 134 Schatz, Lisa R. 132 Schatzman, Susan 132 Skol, David P. 73, 132 Vonommering, Kenneth 81, 133 Skolnik, Lindo M. 132 Vorol lo, James J. 133 Barnett, Edward 141 Schectman, Janis G. 132 Skolnik, Robert B. 132 Vega, Anita L. 99, 133 Bornow, Burt 134 Schechtman, Melvin 59, 73, 132 SI utzky, Jay A. 132 Vihon, Brian P. 133 Boron, Lawrence 134 Scher. Charles D. 132 Smith, Deborah L. 27, 132 Wagner, Joanne 133 Schlesinger. Lee I. 132 Smith, Jeffrey S. 132 Waldfogel, Ruth E. 133 Barringer, Deon S. 134 Baumann, Robert 78, I 34 Schmidt, Diane W . 132 Smith, Richard G. 73, 132. Walsh, Stephen W. 133 Tselekis, Fotenie N. 133 Ande rson, Frances K. 71, 134 Anderson, Steven 134 Anderson, Wayne 134 Appl in, Diane D. 72, 134 Arndt, Bonnie R. 134 Atkin, Barbara 57, 134 Avon, Louis 134 Bobetch, Renee 134 Bobis, Barbaro 134 Boer. Roger C. 134 Baim, Howard 134 Bolas, Glenn 134 Barnett, Bruce A. 134 Baumgarten, Darlene 57, 134 Beorok, Seymour 49, 62, 141 Schmidt, Robert A. 87, 132 Sm ith, Sue E. 132 Wanaski, Catherine A. 70, 7 1, 133 Schneider. Michael S. 132 Snedeker. Adele K. 73, 132 Word, Dorina 133 Schneider. Walter E. 132 Solberg, Gail D . 132 Wore, Kathleen M . 133 Becker. Lindo I 34 Schneiderman, Myra 132 Solomon, Howard M . 132 Warren, Linda L. 71, 133 Becker, Steve 134 Schoepke, Patricia A. 132 Solomon, Mork S. 132 Watts, Collett A . 133 Becker. Rita L. 141 Schr ier, Marjori e L. 132 So lomon, Sheryl M . 132 Woysdorf, Koren A. 98, 133 Bel l, Stanl ey J. 141 Schubert, Kenneth J. 131, 132 Sonheim , Anice 132 Weber. John A. 79, 133 Schuffman, Susan L. 133 Sonkin, Linda H. 73, 132 Weber. Steven R. 133 Bell, Mork A, 134 Schultz, Jahn P. 132 Sorg, Tom J. 87, 132 Weber, Warren A. 73, 133 Belicove, Henry 134 Schuman, Wendy S. 132 Sostri n, Ja ck M . 133 Weichmonn, John V. 133 Schwander, Carol 132 Spain, Gregory C. 89, 132 Weil, Cheryl A. 72, 133 Schwartz, Charles F. 79, 132 Spiegel, Carol A . 72, 132 We iner. Alon H. 133 Schwartz, Ellen T. 132 Spitzer, Jeff M. 79, 132 Stadel mann, Jeon D. 132 Weiner, Barbara 133 Schwartz, Joseph A. 132 Schwartz, Marc M. 132 Ste in, Lynn A. 132 We isman, Judith A. 133 Schwarz, Mark L. 132 Stein, Paula D. 132 Weiss, Sanford L. 133 Schweet, Sherry E. 132 Stein, Renee A. 132 Weissman, All en 133 Wei ner, David E. 133 Becker, Ilene J. 134 Bell, Moris 134 Bel ue, Evelyn L. 134 Benjamin, Anita 134 Benjamin, Mory A. 134 Berger, Arthur 78, 134 Berger, Corwyn, 134 Berger, Maril yn 134 Berke, Ricki 134 Berkson, Dennis 84, 141 Be rkson, Edward 134 Sega l, Barry S. 132 Ste i nberg, Dale 71, 132 We issman, Frederick 133 Sega l, Joel E. 132 Steinberg, Sharyn I. 132 Weisz, Arlene N. 133 Seigel, Wa r ren D. 83, 132 Senger, Verner R. 132 Steinhardt, Robert 132 Weitzman, Cra ig W. 133 Stender, Paul A . 132 Wel ls, Dole A. 133 Se ruy o, Al lan 132 Stern, Paula J. 132 Wells, Diane P. 133 Shaev itz, Michael 133 Stevens, Deborah K. 71, 132 Wenger. Betty R. 133 Stevens, Linda R. 132 Stluko, Thomas 133 Wentink, Allon J. 68, 79, 133 Bloom, Donald 135 Wichert, Donald B. 133 Bloom, Kurt 135 Stoleraw, Steven M . 133 Widman, Stuart M. 87, 133 Struck, James A. 133 Stru ll, Ko ren R. 133 W ieska , Roger J. 133 Shaffer. Caroli ne 132 Shain, Gayle F. 132 Student Counc il p in Berman, Jo A. 134 Bernstein, Me ryl 134 Bernste i n, Stanley 134 Biss, Froncee 134 Bolckmon, Wendy 134 Masque and Gavel pin W ilhelmsen, Nancy R. 70, 133 Strumph, Lindo B. 133 Williams, Mark B. 133 Strunk, Harvey W. 133 Sucherman, Edward S. 133 Witcher, Linda R. 98, 133 Sutton, Alan B. 133 Witkov , Michael J. 133 Sutton, John 0 . 79, 133 Swa rtwout, Susan K. 100, 133 Wo lff, Anita D. 133 Wolpoff, Barry N. 133 Wiser, William 79, 133 209 �Friedman, Harriet R. 136 Holler, Arthur 136 Friedman, Barbaro 136 Friedman, Bette 136 Harmon, Poul 136 Friedman, Betty D. 136 Horeming, Ann 71, 105, 136 Harrington, Jomes 91, 136 Friedman, Farrel C. 136 Friedman, Lynda 136 Horris, Synthia l. 136 Harrison, Barbaro 45, 134, 136 Hortleb, Peter A. 136 Frishman, Joel B. 136 Gabbey, Kori H. 136 Hoskin, Stephen 136 Gaffen, Sheldon 136 Thespian pin Hoss, Rosa lyn 136 Hayes, Koy L. 71, 136 Blumberg, Joel 78, 135 Dohm, Dolores 135 Gail, Steven J. 136 Blumenfeld, Freddie 135 Dai ly, George 135 Ga le, Lindo 136 Heeres, Dono 136 Blustein, Jacquelyn 135 Devalle, Suzanne 135 Golawich, Gordan 136 Babren, Ilene 71, 98, 135 Bolnick, Bonnie 135 Davidson, Lean 135 Go rba, Riche rd 35, 136 Heilbrun, Fred S. 68, 136 Henner, Mork 136 Davies, Robert 135 Gardiner, Robert 78, 136 Bonow, Jomes 91, 135 Davis, Glenn 86, 135 Gattuso, Gregg 78, 136 Herwitt, Danna J. 136 Heueg, Allyson 136 Bore n, Maureen 135 Davis, John T. 78, 83, 135 Goy, Jahn 78, 136 Hibbard, Sheila 136 Bainer, Johnny 135 Davis, Mark 68, 91, 135 Dav is, Sondra 135 Geovaros, Jahn A. 136 Hill, Cynthia 136 Gelfond, Arnold 88, 136 Hollberg, Lynn 136 Decor!, Geraldine 72, 135 De kaven, Claudio 71, 135 Gelfond, Ruth 8. 141 Hoffman, Dione 105, 136 Geitner, Ba rbaro 136 Hoke, Gordan 68, 91, 136 Brainin, Andrea 62, 135 Brandel, Lynn 135 Diamond, Helane S. 135 Geman, Kaye 136 Holland, Ellen 136 Diaz, Bertico 68, 135 Gent, Jeffrey 81, 136 Horvitz, Barbara 136 Brenner, lorry J. 135 Dieslerheft, Shirlee 135 Gerber, Alo n 71, 83, 136 Horwitz, Henry 136 Bricker, Helen 135 Dolgin, Janis 135 Hre jso, Mory A. 136 Baukos, Jomes 135 Boyer, Helene 135 Boyer, Sherry 135 Brady, Michelle R. 135 Danile, Doniel 135 Gersh, Mori 136 G i lbert, Rita 136 Brookens, Robert 135 Dorfman, Haward 135 G ilbert. Steven 136 ldelmon, Steven 86, 141 Brown, Barbaro 71, 135 Brown, Jill 135 Doruff, Danna 135 Gilhooley, Mork 78, 88, 136 Gil lie, Margare t E. 136 Isaacson, Kenneth 136 lvoz, Rick 141 Hulburt, John 136 Brown, Mary B. 135 Doug l as, W illiam C. 78, 141 Dowlin, William 71, 135 Ginger, Edward 136 Brummett, Robert 135 Dragon, Barry 135 Girsch, Robert 136 Buehlman, Glenn 135 Glossner, larel 136 Burdeen, David 135 Drawbaugh, William C. 72, 135 Drell, Judy 135 Jacobs, Judith 98, 136 Jacobson, Leslie 45, 136 Jonis, Geri 136 Glazer, Sher ry A. 7 1, 136 Janisch, Mory 136 Bush, Ellen S. 134, 135 Drinkwine, Julie 135 Bushier, Faye 135 Jannusch, Robert 136 Jonson, Michael 71, 136 Ca bot, Edward 134, 135 Coile, Jane E. 141 Duball, Scott 45, 78, 89, 135 Dubrow, Dennis 135 Dudnick, Al ice 135 Glenzer, Haward 136 Gobas, Peter 136 Cannan, Margaret Du lkin, Lindo 135 Copi tel, Susan 71, 135 Copsulo, Lindo 135 Godemann, Ell en 136 Jara!, Glenn 78, 84, 136 Gold, Jahn H. 68, 136 Gold, Steven 136 Johnson, Craig 72, 137 Dworkin, Robert 135 Ebbert, Jim 135 Goldberg, Mork 136 Johnson, Nancy 137 Goldman, Joel 61, 136 Johnson, Susan 137 Carlson, Susan 135 Edelman, Dov id 135 Goldstein, Joseph 72, 136 Johnston, Diane 137 Corren, Howard L. 135 Corter, Diano 135 Edelman, Phyllis 135 Edfors, Wayne 141 Goodfriend, Robert 72, 136 Joseph, Charles 137 Goodman, Michael 134, 136 Julius, Jomes P. 137 Cosborion, Carol 71, 135 Eisenberg, Ellen I 35 Jungwirth, Daniel 137 Cotellier, Mory A. 135 Elkins, Linda 134, 135 Epste in, lro I !11 Goodmon, Patricia A. 63, 136 Goodmon, Wayne 136 Goodmon, Wilma 136 Kadi son, Judy I 0 I, 137 Jeffries, Lorry 136 Jurek, Glenn A. 91, 137 C vanough, Robe rt 71, 8 I, 141 Cech, John 91, 135 Epstein, Lynn 63, 141 Gardon, Lynn M. 136 Kohn, Doniel I. 137 Choitkin, Stuart 68, 135 Esio, Jomes L. 135 Garis, Jeffrey R. 141 Kaiserman, Coral M. 137 Cholfie, Mo rt in l. 60, 91, 134, 135 Cheney, Barbor~ 71, 105, 135 Cherlock, Neil 78, 135 Evans, Iona 141 Gars, Michael 141 Kollen, Marcia 137 Ewing, David G. 78, 89, 135 Ezra, Robert 135 Grof, Dorothea 72, 136 Graham, Jomes D. 136 Kollman, Elayne A. 141 Kommier, Don iel 141 Cherner, Dole 135 Fabian, Lawrence 78, 135 Grandinetti, Lindo 72, 136 Kamps, Jonis I 05, 137 Cheszek, Andrea J. 41, 101, 120, 135 Chrostka, Keith 135 Forber, Bernard J. 135 Grant, Lindo 136 Kantor, Eunice 137 G reaves, Lila D. 98, 136 Kaplan, Bruce 90, 91, 137 Kaplan, Gory 137 Forbermon, Sharan 68, 135 Greenberg, Alvin 68, 91 , 136 Greenberg, David N. 62, 136 Feder, Alvin 45, 135 Greenberg, Eileen 72, 14 1 Kaplan, Lourie 137 Ch risterson, James 135 Forber, Lindo J. 71, 135 Farber, Sondra 135 Ciszewsk i, George 78, 135 Clothier, Leslie 135 Coffell, The Imo A . 122, 135 Feder, Karen 32, 135 Feldman, Glenn 135 Kaplan, Judith 71, 137 Greene, Michael 91, 136 Kaplan, Lindo 57, 137 Kaplan, Mork 82, 134, 137 Kaplan, Rosalyn 137 Cohen, Eileen C. 135 Fe ldman, Marsha 135 Cohen, Marcia 135 Fe ldman, Paula 135 Greeneberg, Doniel 134, 136 G reenwald, Steven 136· Grimsan, Linda 98, 136 Cohen, Mark 141 Feldner, Iris 135 Grubman, Steven 136 Karlson, Kenneth J. 141 Cohen, Sherry 135 Feng, Joseph 50, 59, 134, 135 Cohen, Susan 135 Ferdmon, Sherry 53, 69, 136 Feinstein, Karyn 135 Guerrera, Cynthia 98, 102, 136 Gunderson, Gregory 80, 136 Gustafson, Koren 70, 71, 136 Gustin, Sondra 136 Koral, Arthur W. 73, 137 Karp, Michael 137 Kossin, Michael 69, 83, 114, 137 Kotler, Gory 141 Kotz, Debbie 137 Cohen, Darry l 86, 135 Cohn, Robert L. 135 Cohn, Ronald J. 50, 135 Ficks, Lorry 135 Co leman, Thomas 78, 86, 135 Cooper, Cheryl 135 F eld, Eva 136 Hagerty, Suellen 136 Fields, Stephen 89, 136, 188 Hogia, Kunia 136 Corman, Caryn 135 Cavill, Ad riane 135 Cowen, Lais 135 Crass, Roger 72, 135 Curlis, Judith 69, 135 Czern iak, Donald 135 Fisher, Donald L. 136 Flammang, Reid 136 Fleck. Kathy A. 136 Flicht, Michelle 134, 136 Fagelstrom, Paula 136 Fronk, Danna 136 Czerniak, Deonna 73, I 35 2 10 Fronk, Ira 72, 136 Door, 41, 134, 135 Dahlquist, Stephen 135 Frank, Lindo 136 Freedman, Suzanne 136 Karlin, Seymour 137 Kotz, Jeffrey 137 Quill and Scroll pin �Kaufman, Ronald 81, 137 Lewis, Alon 138 Lichtenstein, Earl 68, 78 , 138 Kovitt, Richard 137 Lie benslein, Iris 138 Kearney , Susan 137 Kelin, Robert 137 Lifton, Lindo 138 Limpinsel, Wy ne 138 Kella r, Lynn 137 Lipowsky, Steve 138 Keller, Ba rbaro 137 Kessel, Renee 137 Lipke, Marsha 138 Lipma n, Stewart 86, 138 Kim, Bertha 137 Lippert, Jeffrey A. 138 Kotz, Lorry 137 Choral pin Kite, Francie M. 48, 134, 137 Liss , Edwo rd 141 Kite, Sherwin 137 Liss, Robe rt 138 Nelson, Kendra 138 Kiviluomo, Lynne I. 137 Lissner, Steven M. 138 Klehr, Judi th 137 Lodol, Sh irley 138 Nelson, Lindo 71, 105, 138 Nemkov, Melvin 81, 138 Klein, Jeffrey 137 Loeser, Dennis 138 Ness, Robert 138 Klein, Loura 137 Lofty, Donal d 91, 138 Nessel, Eddie 68, 138 Reuter, Gory G . 83, 139 Reynolds, Charles T. 78, 139 Klein, Poul I 37 Lome, Marci a 138 Neubauer, Sharon 138 Rhodes, Nancy 11 3, 139 Neumeiste r, Janis 49, 138 Rich, Gregory L. 141 Kleinman, Maureen 137 Lowy, Richo rd E. I 38 Klickovich, Nicholas 137 Lubeznik, Paulo 138 Kli nghoffer, Melvin 71, 78, 137 Luther, Mary 138 Knoizer, Maurice G. 137 Mochecek, Robert I. 138 Knudsen, Timothy 137 Machacek, Robert I. 138 Koe, Janeen I 37 Maki, Robert 45, 14 1 Koch, Robert 86, 137 Malis, Judy 71, 98, 138 Konrad, Rayo 72, 137 Maller, Mork 138 Korman, Thomas 72, 137 Mcnel is, Leon I 34, 138 Kornelly, Doug 84, 137 Mann, Dav id 138 Koria, Ba rbara 137 Manno, Fred 138 Kossof, Linda 137 Montell, Carol S. 138 Kost, Sendro 137 Marines, Deon 141 Koval, Joel 137 Marks, Susa n 138 Kovin, Sherry S. 137 Marsha ll, Georgea nn 72, 138 Kromer, Steven A. 141 Ma rlo, Ei leen 141 Krammer, Judith 137 Mason, Ronald P. 138 Krasner, Roberto L. 137 Mossey, Joseph 138 Krous, Gory S. 137 Mourizi, Dennis 138 Kray, Jeffrey 137 Kreft, Keith 72, 73, 137 Med intz, Amy 138 Me inhardt, Je rome F. 138 Kreis, Dole A. 137 Melnick, Leslie 9 1, l..J8 Krupp, Isobel 72, 137 Messner, Steven 138 LaBolle, Patricio 137 Meyer, Burton 138 Lampert, Dennis A. 86, 137 Meyerhoff, Jerome 59, 134, 138 Lange, Jeffrey 137 Lannutti, Jul ianne 137 Meyers, Richard R. 138 Micari, Vi ncent 138 Lorson, Kristine 137 M i chael, Kathy 98, I 02, 138 Laskin, Lynne 137 M igdow, AND Lowler, Judith 141 M igdow, Andrea 138 Lawrence, Herbert 137 Miller, July e D. 64, 138 Lozoor, Dona ld 141 Mille r, Mory 138 LeFevre, Joan 137 Miller, Nodine 141 Leff, Donna 137 M i llman, Joy A. 72, 138 Le ifer, Maureen 137 Mills, Allon 138 Leogronde , Jeanette 73, 137 M inkus, Sandro 138 Leon, More A. I 37 Mohrbacher, Berna rd 138 Lepoff, Sydelle G. 68, 137 Moir, Dary l 138 ~e tzkus, Moir, Lindo 138 Albert 137 Levin, Bill 137 Manhardt, Lois 138 Levin, Dole J. 137 Moron, Michael 138 Lev in, Lorin 138 Morgon, Jeon 138 Levin, Stewart 138 Mos off, Mork L. 138 Levin, Vicki 138 Mueller, JO Levine, Barry 89, 138 Muelle r, Jerin 71 , 98, 138 Levinson, Carol 68, 138 Muskott, Warren 138 Leviton, Kenneth 45, 60, 138 Myers, Bruce T. 73, 138 Mye rs, Dav id 138 Levy, Gale I 38 Levy , Myrna 138 Nadler, Fern 2 1, 50, 62, 98, 138 Lev y, Stephen 138 N oftul in, Lindo 138 Lewin, Roberto 138 Nelson, Horrese S. 138 Future Teachers Association pin Rovelette, Gilbert M. 139 Reimer, William L. 91 , 139 Resterhouse, Grant 139 N idetz, Ph ilip 138 Richardson, Doug las 139 N ieder, Marilyn 138 Richmon, R obin 45, 134, 139 N i gut, Wi lliam 78, 86, 138 Riffki nd, Janet 139 Nix, Joan 138 Riggs, Leslie A. 71, 139 Noesen, Ellen M . 138 Riotto, Mory 139 No rtmo n, Jack 138 Rivord , Charlene 139 Notarius, Den ise 138 Rivkin, Richard I 39 Novelli, Koren 138 Robin, Mortin S. 139 Null, Michael 138 Roberts, Muriel J. 139 Ocront, Joseph H. 138 Robins, Samuel A. 139 Oehl berg, Susan K. 138 Robinson, Jacqueli ne 139 Ohe r, Ronnis 7 1, 134, 138 Romanek, Howard 86, 141 Ohlson, Sandro 41, 71 , 99, 105, 138 Rose , Ha rvey B. 78, 139 Ol efsky, Leslie 138 Rosen, Barbaro R. 63, 139 Orboch, Donna I 18, 138 Rosen, Harold 139 Orlov, Poul A. 138 Rosen, Judy 14 1 O roark, Joe 141 Rosen, Lindo 134, 139 Ostapowicz, Lorraine 138 Rosenbaum, Peggy 139 Owca, William D. 138 Rosenfield, Audrey 139 Ponitch, Morrene 72, 138 Pankey, Corio 72, 138 Rosenthal, Stephen 141 Rosenzweig, Steven 65, 139 Paradise, Mitchell 78, 138 Ross, Gory 139 Pardo, Sondra 138 Roston, Mitchell G. 139 Possin, Jomes W . 138 Roth, Rona ld 72, 139 Potoff, Annette 49, 138 Rothschild, Edward 139 Poul, Glenn 78, 86, 138 Poul, Marcia 101, 134, 137, 139 Rothstein, Rodney 139 Rothstein, Vero 139 Pearlman, Murray 139 Rotkin, Gilbert 139 Pederson, Robert 139 Perkins, Duane, Rowe, Carol 138 Pe rkins, Duane R. 139 Rubenstein, Eileen 140 Rubi nstein, Cynthia 140 Pe rnitz, Lindo 139 Rubi n, Jomes S. 8 1, 139 Pete rson, Wi ll iam 64, 73, 139 Rubin, Ph ilip 139 Petts, Louis 139 Rubin, Steven 139 Phillips, Sandro 139 Rubi nstein, Joel 140 Phillips, Susan 14 1 Rudnit, Jeon S. 140 Poindexter, Frederick 91, 139 Ru kin, Steven 140 Poklop, Jomes 139 Pollock, Michael 139 Russell, Kenneth 140 Ponto, Allen K. 139 Ruttenberg, Robe rt 140 Reese, Eve lyn 139 Posner, Kenne th R. 141 Sachs, Janice E. 134, 140 Potenza, Robert 139 Sachse!, Harriet 141 Safron, Doniel 140 Potter, Mory R. 139 Powell, And rea 139 Powel l, Helen 139 So lstone, Sande 45, 52, 115, I 40 Salzman, Bonnie 140 Powell, Lindo 71, Somelson, Jerry 141 Powell, Lin do 57, 71, 139 Powers, John 86, 139 Sanders, Linnea 72, 140 Primack, Harold 139 Sontner, Jeanne 140 Prousis, Michael 86, 14 1 Prytikin, Morton F. 139 Sopoznik, Mauri ce 78, 88, 140 Pull iam, Gale K. 139 Sanfillipo, Dione 140 Sounders, Ph ilip 141 Sov i t, Robert 140 Robin, Arnold 139 Rochelson, Julie J. 141 Savitz, Lenore 72, 140 Racine, Nancy 139 Scharf, John I 40 Rakowski, Edwo rd 139 Ramsay, Cheryl 7 1, 141 Schol l er, Stua rt 140 Raphael , Lindo 99, I 00, 139 Schatz, Richard 8 1, 140 Rasm ussen, Do le 139 Rasmussen, Rexene 141 Schiewe, Robe rt 140 Soxonberg, Fred 140 Schafer, Janet 140 Shov itz, Donna 72, 14 1 211 �Spogot, Donna 134, 140 Weiss, Lynn 72, 141 Spector, Allon 50, 140 Sperling, Andrea 140 Weiss, Steve z. 78, 141 Weiss, Steven 141 Spores, Andrew 71, 140 Welchko, Glen 72, 141 Stohlke, Christion 80, 140 Stam, Maxine 140 Welstein, Donna 45, 141 West, Merle 141 Stouffer, Carolyn 141 Wexler, Rebecca 141 Steadman, Candace 140 Whetstone, Sharon 141 Steffens, Pamela M. 140 Wichert, Lindo 71, 141 Schlesinger, Jim 141 Stein, Kenneth 68, 140 Wilensky, Bonnie S. 141 Schlesinger, Stephen 141 Steinberg, Robert I. 140 Schnoble, Morey 140 Steinberg, Dione 140 Ste iner, Carol B. 72, 140 Williams, Steven C. 25, 86, 141 Willner, Pou l 141 Future Secreta ries pin Schneider, Barbaro 140 Schneider, Sharon 140 Winstead, Neil 141 Orchestra pin Beck, Barbara K. 71 , 142 Beck, Charlene S. 45, 111, 142 Becker, Patricio L. 142 Becker, Philip S. 142 Stern, Rolph 28, 73, 7 Wish, Howard 141 Schuldiner, Phyllis 140 Stern, Rolph 28, 72, 73, 83, 134, 140 Stern, Stephen 140 Stiber, Paulo 140 Schultz, Allen 140 Stift, Susan 140 Wolcott, Lindo I 18, 141 Wolf, Barry 141 Wolf, Lindo 141 Wolf, Richard 91, 141 Schuttler, Thomas 140 Stocker, Lindo F. 140 Story, Elizabeth J. 140 Wolf, Steve 83, 134, 141 Wolff, Myra 141 Berger, Barry M. 142 Schultz, Bonnie 140 Stover, Janice C. 45, 140 Berlin, Phyllis G. 37, 142 Schwartz, Nancy R. 140 Wolfinsohn, David 141 Schwanke, Susan 72, 140 Strand, Arthur 141 Wolman, Joanne 134, 141 Wolters, Susan 71, 141 Berman, Steven 142 Bernstein, Jerry M. 142 Bernstein, Steven J. 45, 47, 76 Schoeller, Barry 78, 86, 140 Schumir, Howard 140 Becker, Ronald Beilin, Marilyn J. 142 Benjamin, Linda S. 71, 142 Bennett, James A. 142 Berlin, Bonnie S. 49, 142 Berman, Leslie Schwegel, Leone 72, 140 Strick~r. Seedorf, Glen R. 140 Stunkel, Richard 140 Wright, Amelio 69, 141 Superfine, Barbaro 141 Su ritz, Cho rles 72, 141 Yanes, Samuel 52, 73, 141 Young, Merle A. 141 Sussman, Bonnie 71, 141 Youngblood, Joan 141 Billion, Cathey R. 142 Sved lund, Katherine 14 1 Szornych, Stanley J. 141 Zabore, Alexis 72, 98, 141 Za idmon, Monico 141 Bil son, Richard F. 142 Takehara, Craig 141 Zamansky, Iris J. 141 Bitran, Jacob D. 142 Tonkus, Coren 141 Zarov, Ira R. 90, 141 Teitelbaum, Phy II is 141 Blessing, Linda H. 142 Shaffer, Ronald 78, 86, 140 Zehner, Jonis L. 72, 141 Zeller, David J. 72, 141 Blacker, Lawrence W. 142 Blanco, George Shochtmon, Charlyn 140 Tonner, Joan E. 141 Sh;mberg, Robert A. 140 Thorsen, Jomes 141 Wolff, Richard R. 25, 141 Bloom, Sheila R. 142 Shapiro, Gail 73, 140 Titleboum, Allen 141 Todd, Cheryl 141 Block, Richard A. 82, 142 Bloom, Linda A. 142 Shone, Alon 140 Zimmerman, Carol 50, 99, 134, 141 Zutman, Bonnie 141 Shapiro, Lindo 140 Touff, Madeline 141 Zivic, Louis 73, 141 Bobera, Catherine A. 53, 71, 142 Boettge, Dennis R. Shapiro, Poul 140 Shapiro, Susan 73, 140 Trapper, Richard A. 141 Trillones, LeRoy 141 Shefsky, Bonnie 7 1, 140 Trubokoff, Helene 141 Shefsky, Harold 140 Turner, Cheryl 141 Ackerman, Bruce F. Sherer, Sheila I 40 Turski, Craig 71, 89, 141 Adair, Jay C. 142 Sherman, Lowell 140 Ventura, Bruce P. 141 Alhalel, Garry J. 142 Ship, Robert 140 Von Op pen, Sharyn I 0 I, 141 Allentuck, Alyse, M. 142 Siegel, Arnold 141 Siegel, Dona ld 78, 86, 140 Varon, Byron 141 Vedder, Sondr.o 141 Anderson, Betty R. 71, 142 Seeskin, Kenneth 63, 134, 141 Segal, Sherry I 40 Seiden, Glenn 140 Seidman, Faith 140 Se ll s, Renee 140 Settler, Bernard 141 Sernovitz, Susan 72, I 18, 140 Michael I. 78, 86, 140 JUNIORS Abelski, Sidney 142 Anderson, Gordon 142 Siegel, Lindo 71, 140 Venters, Liene 62, 134, 141 Anderson, Jeon E. 46, 142 Siegel, Mork D. 140 Vidock, Ronnie 141 Anderson, Kathleen, H. 64, 142 Siegel, Ronald 140 Ande~son, Marc B. 142 Siegel, Shoron 140 Wodler, Marlene 141 Walloch, Lonee 72, 141 Siemsen, Sondra 140 Woller, Ann 141 Applebaum,. Sam N. 76, 142 Arbit, Wendy B. 69, 142 Silber, Michael 140 Wallis, Richard 72, 141 Silton, Marilyn 71, 140 Wo lter, Gerry 141 Armstrong, John W. 76, 142 Aronica, Philip R. 72, 73, 142 Silverstein, Arthur 140 Warren, Stephen J. 78, 89, 141 Aranin, Marc 142 Simon, Gory 140 Wasserman, Bronno 69, 141 Ascher!, Richard F. Simon, Nodine 140 Watson, Michael 141 Bair, Susan C. 142 Simon, Naomi 140 Woxberg, Cornlyne 14 l Baniff, Betty A. 142 Simon, Ronald B. 140 Waxman, Janet 141 Simons, Pamela 140 Singer, Lindo 98, 140 Webb, Robert 141 Bonian, Ronald L. 71, 142 Boren, Gayle M. Boren, Jerome 142 Sizemore, Ivon 78, 140 Weiner, Stuart 141 Weinstein, Barbaro 101, 141 Skora, Lonnie J. 71, 141 Weinstein, Cheri 141 Barr, Victoria R. 142 Smart, John 78, 140 Smith, Glenn 140 Weinstein, Michael 14 i Barringer, Judith 142 Battaglia, Robert 142 Barile, Cheri A. 142 Smith, Madeline 140 Weintraub, Anita 141 Weisman, Sheila 71, 141 Smith, Poul 140 Weisner, Ronald 141 Baum, Phillip M. Smith, Shori"l 40 Smyth, Patricio 140 Weiss, Julian 141 Baum, Richard M. I 42 Snider, Michael A. 140 Soe ll , Melody 141 Sokol, Meyer 141 Solo, Jone 140 Solberg, Glenn 86, 140 Solomon, Poul 140 Sann, Joanne 140 Sorosky, Bari 140 212 Baum, Dianne R. 142 Swimming shield Beskin, Leila C. 142 Bird, Patricia J. 142 Bohm, Michael J. 142 Baosales, Eileen J. 71, 142 Borchers, Nancy C. 142 Barden, Leanard 142 Borenste in, Betty A. 142 Bottum, Donna M. 142 Boukas, Barbaro 142 Boyer, David S. 142° Bozin, Sofie 71, 142 Brady, Patricia R. 37, 68, 142 Brohos, Mary A. 143 Brantley, Thomas G. 143 Braslawsky, Gory R. )43 Brickman, Judith P. 70, 143 Brin, Linda E. 143 Brody, Kent R. 72, 76, 142, 143 Brown, Bruce J. 143 Brown, Mork I. 73, 143 Brown, Penny 143 Brown, Robyn 23, 53, 65, 99, 142, 143 Bublick, Maril yn 143 Burgess, Judith A. Burns, Susan 143 Butman, Lisa M. 143 Cabin, Sherry L. 68, 143 Coile, John E. 143 Camacho, Terrence C. 143 Cantor, Betty G. 143 Cordis, Carol P. 143 Carlington, Corrie L. 45, 53, 143 Cornall, Mory P. 143 Cassman, Ronald L. 47, 143 Cavanaugh, RobertC. Chagores, Peter !>. Choitkin, Mork R. 65, l 43 Choskin, Roberto E. 143 Chapmon, Coral T. 63, 72, 73, 142, 14 Chapman, William A. 68, 76, 143 Chez, Lindo J. 143 �Choote, Thomas J. Kava naugh, Rita L. 144 Cichowski, Stanley 90, 143 Kay, Myro S. 142, 144 Cla rke, Douglas B. 143 Keer, Ellen 144 Kennedy, Carolann 144 Clouser, Donald E. 71, 90, 143 Cohen, Roberta S. 143 Kirman, Ruth L. 57, 68 Cohen,BerylY. 143 Kirshner, Barbara R. Cohen, Larry M . 143 Kite, George J. 144 Cohen, Mitchell A. 143 Kite, Suzanne Tennis shield Cohen, Ronald J. 143 z. 144 Klayman, Barry H. 144 Cohen, Sandro G . 143 Fernandez, Rojo R. 48, 142, 143 Hansen, Marianne 144 Klehr, David L. Cale, Linda S. 71, 143 Hardt, Da le V. 74, 75, 82, 144 Kling , Betty L. 39, 144 Comer, Roberta J. 71, 143 Fields, Ronald 143 Fil ermon, Herbert I. 143 Cooper, Stuart R. 143 Fingerel, Lee 143 Cooperman, Leon S. 82, 143 Corey, Susan P. 45, 143 Finkl , Marilyn M. Fisher, Barbaro J. 70, 7 1, 142, 143 Carano, Domin ick 143 Harris, Alan G. 144 Klinke, Linda J. 70, 144 Harris, Janel M. 50, 144 Harrison, Michel e R. 144 Kluge, Jon A. 144 Haselton, Katherine 70, 72, 144 Kole, Robin L. 144 Fisher, Marcia L. 143 Haskell, Melvin L. 48, 53, 144 Kalstedt, John G. 144 Cox, Judith A. 72, 143 Fisher, Mel I. Haymon, Stephen L. 144 Kac ilz, Linda R. 144 Crafton, Alon H. Fisher, Steven G. 143 Heche, Melady 142, 144 Koppel meier, Barbara 144 Crafton, Robe rla C. I 43 Fishman, Fred F. 143 Heeres, David D. 144 Crahn, Joel 143 Crowe, Michael 143 Fishman, Pamela 143 Hefter, Renee P. 144 Karagodsky, Barry 144 Kossof, Th eodore M. 76, 144 Fogel, Barbara A. 143 Forman, Dennis M . 143 Heller, Robert L. 88, 144 Kavarsky, Mary J. 144 Dadigan, Thomas 143 Helt, Cynthia A. 144 Kavi n, Sherry 144 David, Bruce K. 88, 143 Frondzel, Karen M . 72, 73, 143 Henkel, Le slie M . 144 Kramer, Elizabeth L. 70, 7 1, 145 Davis, Diane M. 70, 71, 143 Herbster, Robert W. Krame r, Vicki R. 7 1, 142, 145 DelDotto, Michael F. Fra nklin, Richard C. 143 Freeling, Mary E. 72, 143 Herling, Lynn D. 144 Krous , Denis I. 145 Denis, Marlin K. 143 Fretzin, Leona rd 72, 73 Herman, Lois 144 Krauss, Diane V. 70, 71, 145 Derex, David W . 143 Friedman, Marris S. Fri edman, V icto ria E. 143 Hermon, Larrai ne 144 Kravitz, Robert 145 Dessenl, Wi lliam H. Herter, Patri cia A. 72, 144 Kre loff, M i chae l A. 145 Deulchman, Daryl S. 143 Fritz, Cheryl L. 23, 143 Dicks, Dennis D. 143 Kucera, Elizabeth A. 99, 145 Diel. Shirlee K. 71, 143 Ful kowski , Kay M. 143 Galesburg, Stuart H. 143 Hirsch, Ail een G. 144 Hite , Kenneth G . 144 Dalins, Jerome 143 Gailis, Paul L. 53, 68, 7 1, 76, 143 Hoffberg, Ronal d 144 Hoffman, Dennis M . 40, 144 La ing, John 145 Donchin, Ira R. 143 Ganz, Harald S. 143 Hoffman, Ha rvey 88, 144 Lamm, Sandro E. I 45 Dory, Steven L. 34, 143 Garland, Leslie A. Hoffman, Lonny H. Lander, Jack 145 Lasky, Howard J. 145 Lazar, Arnold J. 47, 82, 142, 145 Koehler, Andrea 144 Krum, Jonathan R. 145 Kuiawa, Richard J. 145 Dreffein, Koren L. 72, 143 Garro, Cynthia M . 44, 66, 104, 143 Holter, Janel G . 144 Dr ibin, Shei la H. 49, 53, 65, 68, 143 Drozdzik, Ronald 73 Garro, Judith S. 70, 71, 143 Holzwarth , Judith A. 144 Gavl in, Lawrence D. 143 Hool e, Michael Lazarus, Larry S. 145 Drucker, Patricia A. 143 Geni, Ro nald W. 143 Horn, Charles A. 144 Lehtman, Stephen M. Edelson, Lewis 143 Gerber, Steven H. 144 Ho rne, Ma rk J. 144 Le ifer, Lauren R. 145 Eg iel, Brenda 143 Gerste in, Ilana R. 144 Horvitz, Robe rt H. 144 Leon, Jack J. Lerman, Bonn ie S. 104, 145 Lerner, Alex R. 145 Ehrensaft, Diane 142, 143 Gevirlz, Robert L. 144 Houlihan, Pat ricia Eimsl d, Jud ith E. 63, 143 Eisen, Phyl li s A. 143 G ibrick, Dennis E. 71, 76, 144 Hugo, Oliver K. 40 Ginsberg, Darlene E. 144 Huller, Wayne R. 90, 144 Levin, Belly A. 142, 145 Eisenberg, Sandro L. 143 Gil l is, Alan M. 144 Huwaldt, M ichael J. 144 Levin, Helene 21, 49, 50, 145 Ekstrom, Susan 143 Elbaum, Michael 143 G ittelsan, Rita R. 144 Hyman, Jeff I. 144 Levin, Lesley F. 63, 145 Imber, Janice L~Vine , Edward N. 145 Elkin, Alan S. 143 Glass, Robert S. 7 1, 144 G oland, Renee C. 144 Le Vine, Ellen R. Elliott, Alexander T. 143 Goldberg, Pamela C. 144 lsel, John J. 45, 76, 88, 144 Jacob, Merle L. 50, 57, 112, 144 Ellison, Brad le y S. 142, 143 Goldberg, Sandra L. 144 Jacobs, Bonnie 144 Eisler, Eil een 45, 143 Goldfarb, Stanley M. 144 Jacobs, Marc J. 72, 73, 144 Levi nsky, Barry 145 Engen, Beverly J. Goldman, Kenneth L. I 44 Jacobs, Paul E. 144 Engerman, Marsha S. 143 Goldsmith, Ronald L. 144 Jacobs, Ronald H. 144 Levinson, El l in S. 59, 145 Levitan, Mary M . 44, 145 Epstein, Leni H. 143 Goldstein, Al lan 89, 144 Jacover, Renee M. 144 Levy, Fredric J. 145 Erickson, Rona ld C. 143 G oldstei n, Charles A. Erlich,, HowGrd A.. 143 ~~e'"· Gov«;! Jaffe, Pam 144 ,..,,...,,,,, hiwre<K'e l .. M -4 Ernst, Jerry 143 Estrin, Carol A. 50, 143 Goldstein, Harriette 70, 71, 144 Jenner, Albin T. 144 Lew is, Rochell e L. 50, 145 l ewkowicz. Morit z 145 Liebe rman, Mork 145 Goldstein, Sandra G . 144 Johnson, Janel K. 144 Lieberman, Robert H. 145 Golab, Myra J. 144 Goodfriend, Kareene 144 Johnson, Marilyn A . 49, 144 Lindstrom, James A . 145 Jonas, Da ryl L. 144 Londa, Karen I. 145 Evens, Karen M . 143 Feero, Scott L. 143 R.. 1 ·4·4 Levine, Leonard G. 145 Levine, Stuart P. 145 Feil, Ja nice M. 71, 143 Fein ermon , Lyle H. 143 Goodman, Ba rbara C. 7 1, 144 Jones, Wesley P. 45, 68, I 44 Long, Marlene J. 145 Goodman, Bruce 144 Feldman, Ava K. 143 Gars, Mike, 144 Joslyn, Nancy M. 54, 7 1, 142, 144 Kadrzynski, Krista L. 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Snyder, Calvin C. 76. 147 Ruderman, Leah A. 147 Rumack, Evan B. 147 Solomon, Eugene R. 147 Rusch, Susan M. 147 Ruttenberg, Robert L. 76, 147 Sacher, Miriam Golf shie ld Spear, Peter A. 147 Spiegel, Va lerie 147 Spies, Stewart M. 147 Magness, Cheryl Oren, Linda B. 146 Sacomano, Geraldine 147 Malick, Joseph 145 Ortman, Dean E. 146 Sacks, Lawrence E. 80, 147 Spivack, Bruce D. 147 Stangenes, Nils 0. 147 Manasin, Alfred J. 76, 145 Osborn, Lee G. 146 Saffra, Shelly 71, 101, 147 Stenn, Ken 147 Manaugh, Doris D. 73 Oscarson, Richard L. 146 Sager, Arlene D. 142, 147 Starkopf, Sandro/:.,. !47 Mandi, Miles S. 145 Ostapowicz, Walter J. 146 Pahn, Anne Salberg, Lester S. 147 Stearns, Aviva R. 147 Stein, Judy 147 Stephens, Louis G. 147 Marcus, Lynn C. 145 Marinell o, Lane G. 145 Palcheck, Richard Saletra, Judith F. 147 Salomon, Ruth 147 Marines, Dean 145 Paris, Gerald 146 Saltzberg, Eugene E. 147 Markert, Kathleen S. 145 Pauly, Lynn J. 146 Samuels, Reys a N. 147 Stern, Martin 147 Marwil, Hellye 145 Pearson, Steven R. 146 Sandler, Ellen Stewart, John B. 147 Marzen, Rabin P. 145 Pepoon, Russell C. 88 Perelgut, Bacry H. 76 Sandler, Jeffrey A. 44, 45, 47, 68, 84, 147 Stiegel, Michael A. 147 Mash, Avis M. 145 Massaf. Ca ral y n 145 Perlman, Ronald P. 142, 146 Sandrik, Carol A. 72, 147 Stone, Lynn E. 71, 147 Maxson, Linda J. 66, 72, 73, 145 Peterson, John H. 38, 146 Peterson, Susan J. 70, 71, 146 Sandstrom, Norman C. 64, 80, 147 Strauss, Ellen A. 147 Saviano, Nicholas J. 147 Mazer. Bonnie S. 145 Pierini, Lawrence E. 146 Mechanic, Roberta H. 70, 71, 145 Mehl, Michael A. 145 Plough, Kathryn S. 64, 98, JOO, JOI, 102, 146 Poders, Sylvia R. 146 Scarpelli, Pou l S. 71, 147 Schacht, John C. 147 Streicher, Fredrick 90, 147 Stronberg, Joel B. 147 Mehrhalz, Linda Mayzel, Judith E. Steinborn, Leonard 147 Stone, Bonnie J. 147 Suckow, Richard L. 147 Schaps, Alan J. 147 Sul livan, John C. 122 Pogodin, Fredell 146 Schatz, Nonshelle 147 Summer, Ina B. 147 Meh rholz, Lynn 145 Poindexter, Robert A. Schechtman, Gloria P. 147 Swanson, Dione R. 148 Melas, Anthony G. 76, 145 Polakoff, Gregory F. 73 Schlau, Mary E. 147 Swider, Elyse M. 148 Melcher, Dole A. 145 Pasmanlier, David H. 146 Schnitzer, Anita E. 147 Swidler, Gordon E. 148 Mendel, Eugene A. 47, 145 Messner, David B. 59, 145 Pavlo, Michael E. 146 Schoenberg, Linda S. I 04, 147 Schoenwolf, Phillip 147 Swirsky, Mork V. 148 Towielandt, Chris 148 Tansey, Timothy 148 Metz, Sherry B. Praeger, Nancy A. 146 Price, Don A. Scholz, Hanna G. Metzger, Stewart />,. 145 Meyer, Marlene J. 145 Price, Harriet M . 36, 146 Schuman, Elaine B. 65 Szuchmocher, Ruth 148 Pritchard Betty M. 146 Tonzar, Poul D. 68, 148 Scott, Roger M. 147 Tosky, Perry M. 113, 114, 148 Taylor, Sue E. 72, 73, 115, 148 Raben, Monty L. Middaugh, Sharan K. 145 Mikel, Sheralyn 145 Schwartz, Stuart H. Provus, Jeffrey J. 114, 146 Quirk, Patricia L. 146 Michael, Janice L. 145 Seltzer, Steven P. 147 Sembach, Judith C. 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Lynn 70, 71, 145 Teitelbaum, Doniel Rand, Lawrence W. 146 Ten Eicken, Claudio 148 Miller, Lynnelle Ream, Claudio K. 146 Ream, Norma J. 146 Miller, Susan C. 70, 71, 111, 146 Millward, Mystery 146 Mindel, Michael R. 146 Ten Eicken, Renelle 148 Shapiro, Terry E. 147 Tafko, Ruth M. 45, 148 Reifman, Barbara L. 50, 146 Reiner, Fred N. 60 Miller, Ronald H.61, 145 Shapiro, Larry J. 80, 147 Reed, Jane L. 146 z. 145 Shafer, Dawn C. 147 Shafer, Helen C. 147 Shearn, Robert47, 76, 84 Tepper, Robert 148 Shepard, El l yn G . 147 Thomas, Lynda L. 148 Sherman, Murray B. 147 Shuter, Robert 147 Towbin, Leslie R. 72 0 Miner, Pau la C. 146 Reitberger, John 146 Minors, Richard D. 47, 76, 84, 146 Modetz, Elizabeth B. 146 Rest, Paula N. 24, 53, 62, 73, 146 Rettberg, John W. 146 Marris, Joanne C. 45, 146 Reynalds, Richard 0 . Mueller, Frank J. 146 Nagai, Richard B. 146 Ten Eicken, Helene P. Tooredmon, David L. 87, 148 Shyette, Lowell 147 Troiforos, Theodore 40 Trob, Edward B. 148 Rhodes, Edward J. 146 Siegel, Norman K. 73, 147 Siegel, Susan B. 147 Richardson, Jeffrey 146 Silver, Howard A. 147 Tyska, Roberta A. 71, 148 Tselekis, Peter N. Nahin, Ma rk P. 146 Richman, Gae E. 146 Silverman, Irene B. 142, 147 Nanberg, Robert L. Tzinberg, Bruce E. 76, 148 Rizmon, Morris 50, 146 Silverman, Stephen M. 142, 147 Natenberg, Sharan N. 20, 21, 66, 146 Nathan, Felicia 146 Udelson, Roberta S. 148 Robinson, Susan E. 114, 147 Si lverstone, Harve y 147 Urbanavitch, Annelee 148 Robson, Dean G. 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Harwood, He lene D . 70, 73, 118 Weiss, Sandra F. 148 Be rger, Jack H. 154 Dolg i n, Merle J. 158 Harris, Marlene A. 151 , 163 Wei tzman, Mark S. 148 Bergren, Richard K. 154 Dory, Maria T. 36, 158 Heckman, Myrna L. 163 Wells, Janet A. 66, 148 Berl iant, Sharan M. 154 Duhl, Harriet 158 Heller, Ian I. K. 40, 46, 82, 15 1, 163 Whisl er, Susan L. 148 Berman, Andrew M. 65 Edwards, Michael S. 158 He ller, She r ee A. 163 White, Judith A. 148 Be rns, Sherri L. 154 Ehrensaft, Daniel 158 Henne r, Hila r y M. 98, ' 163 Wiczer, Warren M. 148 Best, Carolyn J. 46, 154 Eichhorn, Susan E. 57, 99, 158 Herter, George R. 163 Widman, Cheryl S. 72, 148 Berma n, Marla L. 154 Economos, Peter L. l 58 H irsch, Danna E. 118, 163 Winer, Melvyn A. Bieber, Sha ran 154 Emerson, David K. Hirsch, Gary 163 Winkel, Jeffrey 50, 148 Bittman, Howard S. 88, 154, 161 Epstein, Roberta M . 37, 158 Hoffman, Barba ra S. 50, 157, 163 Winoker, Terry M. 37, 148 Blanco, Raul R. 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Feldman, Sheryl A. 159 lngst r up, Walter T. 72, 73, 103, 164 Wolf, Sandra B. 148 Bronn, Sorry 155 Ferre ll, Ronald 159 lrgang, Andrea B. 164 Wolf, Susan R. 148 Brandel, Lawrence A. 71, 155 Ferrell, Susan M . 158, 159 Isaac, John L. 45, 54, 64, 71, 90, 164 Wolfe, Alice M. 22, 60 Bridge, Diane M. 155 Fian, Susie C. Jacobs, Nanette K. 164 Wolff, Justine M . 149 Brown, Larry J. 155 Field, Ruth V . 151, 159 Ingersol l, Susan E. 55, 99, 164 Wolfinsohn, Martin D. 149 Byer, Amy 155 Fine, Stuart A. Jacobson, Eil een R. 164 Wollma n, Arnold J. 149 Burnstein, Marcia L. 155 Finder, Barbara A. 45, 48, 52, 54, 56, 69, 159 Jan is, Marilyn J. Wood, Carl R. 72, 149 Butland , Nancy L. 155 Finger, A la n S. 159 Jan isch, C raig V. 71 Woolf, Jay S. 149 Campbell, Carol S. 70, 71, 155 Finn, Robert M. 45, 49, 55, 159 Joffe, Mi tchell L. 55, 164 Woolman, Mar la E. 149 Copsuto, Martin 156 Fisher, Sharon A. 160 Johanson,LynnC. 151, 164 Wri ght, Sean S. Carlson, Gail I. 46, 98, 156 Finn, Kathleen D . 44, 45, 55, l 04, I 59 Johnson, Constance R. 70, 71, 164 Wulff, Fred Carter, Linda J. 48, 52, 98, 156 Florence, Renee 160 Joh nson, Nancy A. 99, I 01, 164 Zee, Linda R. 149 Castle, Sharon M. 156 Fox, Sarah H . 7 1, 160 Jordan, Lawrence E. 52, 165 Zenner, Keith R. Catellier, Kenneth P. 71 Fri edland'e r , Sandra 46, 51, 119, 160 Joseph, Leslie A. Ziah, John R. 76, 149 Cha go res, Bil I 156 Friedman, Morris 160 Just, Ronald E. Ziff, Roger D . 149 Cavanaugh, Michael 47, 80, 84, 156 Frohman, Barbaro G. 33, 122, 160 Kagan, Mike L. 88 Zissman, Rosalie 149 Carnow, Barry S. 156 Furster, Susan 117, 150, 160 Zolt, Lynnette 49, 65, 149 Chaskin, Fay R. 73, 156 Gale, Ronald W. 49, 185 John·son, Ral p~ N. 151, 165 Kamin, Susan P. 45, 165 Zwelling, Marc 52, 149 Chapnick, Jim S. 47, 156 Galen, Arthur M. 47, 160 Kaplan, Allen E. 165 Chemers, Ronald 156 Gals, Gary M . 160 Kanne, Br uce A. 80, 165 Citro, Christine M. 52, I 01, 156 Gendel\, Donna 160 Kaplan, Maxine E. l 51, 165 C lebanoff, Karen 15 1, 156 Gersh, Harvey A . 160 Ka plan, Zona B. 165 Cobun, Ted 76, 156 Gershberg, V icki J. 45, 160 Kariolich, Gail M. 165 Cogan, Ira F. 156 Gerstein, Shei la M. 161 Ka rmaz in, Sharon F. 165 Cohen, Arlynne H. 157 Gibson, Randall W . 48, 161 Kasie, Bradford G . 65, 165 Cohen, Kathryn I. 72, 157 Glutzer, Norman M. 46, )61 Kasie, Howard F. 165 Coleman, Robin I. 157 Goldberg, Edit h H. 51, l 61 Karol, Roche ll e M. 37, 165 Collins, James R. 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Tindell, Victoria 181 Toelke, William A. 46, 76, 151, 181 Theis, Marie R. 181 Sabin, Barbara L. 151, 177 Sachnoff, Dale B. 51, 120, 171 Kroon, Tino 47, 54, 55, 69, 103, 109, 111, 161, 167 Kropf, Robert A. Krumsieg, Cynthia 71, 167 Lodehoff, Barry R. 71. 168 Laff, Barbaro G. 168 Lampert, Jill 118, 168 Sampson, Adele J. 177 Tadd, Robert J. 68, 181 Traiforas, Elaine 70, 71, 181 Trendier, Loretta C. 70, 71, 181 Tratcky, Sheila R. 182 Turavitz, Lester N. 182 Tutt, Ronald 182 Schmitzer, Dale A. 77, 104, 178 Schmidt, Darlene D. 54, 55, 62, 71, 150, 178 Scholnick, Susan L. 1LO, 178 Voran, Bruce D. 182 Schultz, Kenneth R. 178 Schwartz, Karen J. 53, 178 Vetzner, Charles B. 182 Vidack, Darlene D. 182 Schwartz, Marl ene C. 166, 178 Vodian, Corali e J. 55, 174, 182 Wagner, Catherine M. 56, 101, 182 Wagner, Gerald P. 98 Vaughn, Jahn R. 35, 182 Verbin, Harrie t A. 45, 49, 50, 54, 55, 70, 7 1, 119, 182 Longer, Marcia J. 51, 168 Nissenson, Heather A. 53, 55, 151, 172 Noesen, Lawrence R. 40, 172 Nov it, Jack D. 173 Loskov, Barry M. 168 Lazor, Allen H. 76, 166, 168 Learner, Marlene S. 71, 168 O lney, Jacqueline A. 173 Olson, Janet L. 11 7, 173, 174 Opensky, Richard L. 173 Learner, Sherlene J. 168 Leigh, Robin B. 36, 168 Oppenheimer, Rhoda 68, 173 Olson, Sally J. 55, 173 Leopold, Lynn 51, 169 Orzes<e, Deborah J. 173 Sezer, Elaine 179 Seigel, Richa rd M. 55, 178 Leibowitz, Paulo 5 1, 59, 168 Lerner, Dovid W. 47, 15 1, 169 Page, Louis J. 173 Papandrea, John M. 76, 88 Pass, Barry M . 173 Shaughnessy, Chris M . 56, 58, 161, 179 Sherman, Lillian L. 52, 185 Sherman, Ronald D. 179 Paul, Dav id L. 173 Paul, Maureen L. 118, 173 Shikoff, Maxine S. 151, 179 Shavin, Jay M. 179 Pearson, Ronald F. 173 Perlin, Marchelle J. 173 Pershin, Pau l M. 173 Peterson, John R. Shlensky, Ann 179 Sieg el, Jeffrey A . 44, 179 Siegal, Judith E. 39, 48, 56, 151, 179 Levin, Charles E. 169 Levinson, Elaine L. 26, 103, 169 Lewisberg, Sharon F. 49, 51, 169 Lewis, Roberto 169 Lichtermon, Maynord 169 Libby, Eileen B. Lis, Robert J. 169 Lisnek, Sondra L. 169 Liss, Joseph M. 169 Schwartz, Seymour J. 178 Schwimmer, Sanford R. 178 Schweit, Susan P. 51, 120, 178 Weinberg, Susan L. 182 Walle r, Ilene H. 151, 183 Weber, Helen M. 183 Sel z, Harold A. 178 Sere ni, Peter 71, 178 Weinman, Frances 52, 183 We ise, Thomas C. 47, 183 Weiss, Gail A. 51, 183 Weiss, Nadine H. 183 Wells, Kathryn S. 49, 55, 70, 71, 98, 183 Wernick, Samuel S. 183 Wershaw, Daniel C. 52, 161, 183 Peterson, William H. 174 Pildes, Ellen 50, 17 4 Silverstein, Bruce A. 55, 179 Silver, Marlyn 46, 51, 56, 67, 179 Singer, Leanard 52, 179 Plotkin, Sheldon I. 72, 73, 174 Polakoff, David M. 174 Ponteco re, Daniel J. Sinkus, Mario D. 71, 179 Siskin, M ichael J. 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Wolfinsohn, Lawre nce 90, 174, 184 Wal l ack, Richard G. 47, 151, 184 Smaller, M ichael A. 180 Stal , Aaron M. 180 Stallman, Mark G. 180 Steffeck, Robert J. 180 Weinstein, Alice A. 183 Weinstein, Donalee 151, 183 Weinstein, Robert S. 56, 88, 183 Weintraub, Barry M . 183 Yaun~ RichardJ. 122, 184 Young, Richard W. 35, 47, 184 Zann, Arnold 184 Zak, Francine J. 33, 184 Zimmerman, Joel S. 184 Zarov, Herbert L. 47, 50, 90, 161, 184 Zemel, Paul A. Track shield � Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Reflections Niles East 1963; Volume XXVII Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Niles East High School Yearbook, 1963 Reflections Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Niles East High School (Skokie, Ill.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Winter, Alan (Editor in chief) Description An account of the resource Notes on condition of original document: No autographs. Scanning information: Grayscale scan PDF; Micro Management Technologies, Wheeling, IL; 5/19/2006 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1963 Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1962-1963 1960s (1960-1969) Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. school yearbooks Extent The size or duration of the resource. 221 pages Subject The topic of the resource Niles East High School (Skokie, Ill.) -- Periodicals. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States URI: <a href="http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/</a> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NTHSEast_1963 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Norman King Company, Park Ridge, IL; Root Studio, Chicago, IL Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Skokie Public Library, Skokie, IL Gift of Mrs. Emerson Language A language of the resource eng Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Relation A related resource NileHiLite Collection <a href="https://skokiehistory.omeka.net/exhibits/show/nilehilite">https://skokiehistory.omeka.net/exhibits/show/nilehilite</a> 1960s (1960-1969) 1962 1962-1963 school year 1963 high schools Niles East Niles Township high schools Public School District 219 Reflections yearbooks