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I work hard ... I find satisfaction in accomplishing something worthwhile . .. I learn from my mistakes, for experience is my guide. I yearn to explore ... the wonders of the world amaze me; there are vast areas upon which I have never touched . . . I hope to find the time to do all the things that I want to do. I Ain One, Though Only One; There's So Much I Can Do 4 I realize that every individual has a different potential ... he does his part and I do mine . . . that is what is so beautiful about the world. "If a man does not keep pace with his • companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away." - Henry David Thoreau �5 �Niles North's eleventh year brought about many new changes in school structures and procedures. Convenience was the primary reason for moving the deans to the main office. Their centralized location allows them to confer with more students and offers immediate access to student and attendance records. Strengthening academic growth effectively is the main objective of project Sage. A further extension of peer counseling, Sage is subsidized by the federal government and is lead by former Northi counselor, Mrs. Lorraine Rubin. Sage leaders are comprised of interested student and faculty members. Enlarging the Individualized Instruction Center proved · to be valuable for participants in that program. This arrangement enables the coordinators to meet with more students in a less confining atmosphere. For the majority of this year, ftudents received mailers only once a week. With this new system in effect, Northi adminstrators hope to lessen school expenditures. The student lounge was constructed to promote a relaxing atmosphere at school. It is available for extra curricular activities. These additions indicate that as the years passed, modifications are necessary to fulfill the needs of those at Niles North. SAGE -Strengthen Academic Growth Effectively ~- 6 �~ ro 0 ,_ "- ........ - °""" ~ rt- > I ........... ........... 1· :{if~ !ff~ T p : ,. ~ ._ • r r~ ~ 0 ....; ~ ~ 0 ~ ·- ,_, 7 �! We Need People Like We Need The Sun, .. ~ Slowly morning breaks. The sun impatiently rears it's head toward the sky emitting violet hues on the ocean. The world seems to be rising from it's star lit nap and .. . life begins once again. The sun, our provider, is essential for our survival. It generates warmth among us and it guides us to seek knowledge to expand our minds. The sun brightens the happy moments that we share with those around us. We can not do it alone. Interaction with people is as vital as sunlight. Streaks of light flashing through an inquisitive mind, beams of happiness glowing from a smiling face, . .. a sunbeam touched my heart and a friendship's warmth filled my soul. " No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less . .. ; any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee." - John Donne 8 ,, ��a - • Surroundings Shape Our Lives .. r::.. 10 ~. �..' ... .I 11 �In The Middle East ' ' ' 'l 12 �..... ' t " '' l Hands In Outer Space 1 f Makes Toast With Daley Wo.rld Affairs Touch Us •, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness . .. " - Charles Dickens valuable ' technological information . Ciuring their joint orbit of the earth. Because of long·hours spent at negotiating tables during late August, U.S. .officials were optimistic about a Middle east settlement. Confirming these reports on September 1, 1975, Kissinger stated that an interim settlement had been agreed upon by Israel and Egypt. Included in the agreement was monitoring by U.S. Peace Watchdogs, pendir:ig Congressional approval, over the controversial area. . . . it was a time for beginnings. Not only did this year celebrate the bicentennial of our country, but it also marked the onset of significant breakthroughs· in domestic and foreign policy. With hopes of furthering knowledge in outer space and strengthening bonds between their countries, the United States and the . Soviet Union embarked upon the Ap0llo Soyuz Mission in July of 1975. On September 30, President Ford visAstronaut Thomas· Stafford and ited Skokie. Although he had to cancel Cosmonaut Alexei Leonov exchanged ~ _hi~~king engagement at North- <• western University, Ford met members of the community outside of the Skokie Hilton. During Ford's overnight stop at the Hilton, security measures were tightened to avert the possibility of an assassination attempt. Becoming the first Japanese Emperor ever to visit the United States, Emperor Hirohito spent October 7, 1975 visiting Chicago and its outlying areas. Besides being entertained by Mayor Daley, Governor Walker and other prominent officials, Hirohito spent time on a farm while the Empress toured a hospital. . . . it was a time of learning about others, it was a time of working with others, it was an age of compromise, it was an age of detente . .. 13 ���THEY MADE THEIR MARK Men and women who helped shape America's history THOMAS PAINE, a bankrupt Quaker corsetmaker. sometime teacher. preacher and grocer wrote the most bnl· !1ant pamphlet of t~e American Revolution. His words m Common Sense re~lected 1ongmgs and aspirations that have remained part of American culture to this day. DAN IEL WEBSTER chose law as a career and went on to become.well-known m the courts and m politics. He was twice Secretary of State with an eye always to the Pres1· dency which eluded him. DOROTHEA DIX worked her entire adult life !or reform ol the eX1sting penal and mental institutions m the mid· 1800's. The first state hospital 1n the nation at Trenton. New Jersey was a direct result of her efforts A ND mdu to d1 he ei thr The creator of the Cherokee alphabet. SEQUOYAH, was an artist, writer and silversmith. He used a simple 1821 English primer to compose the characters. The famous redwood trees of the Pacific coast bear his name. . ~. Ser Chief Justice J OHN MARSHALL established fundamental pnnc1ptes of American constitutional law He 1s noted for his precedental declaration of a Congressional act as unconstitutional He served through five admm1stra· lions. lrom t80t-1835 . Born a slave m Maryland. FREDERICK DOUGLASS taught himself to read and write secretly and.at 21. escaped to lreedom. He was an ardent abol1hon1st campaigning successfully for Negro suffrage and c1v1I rights. "The New Colossus:· a sonnet composed by EMMA LAZ· ARUS m 1883 1s msrnbed on a bronze tablet at the base of the Slatue ol Liberty. She organ11ed relrel for Jews and helped fugitives lrom the Czar's ghettos to establish homes in America. A BRAHAM LINCOLN epitomized the Amer1can dream of a humble young man ascending lo the highest olf1ce of the land. He was superbly skilled at analyzing comple~ issues and translatmg them mto meaningful words for the pubhc He was devoted to the preservation of the Umon . HARR BEECHER STOWE wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin m IET an effort l o make the whole nation reahze the mhumam· ty of slavery Her b .ook resull~d 1n one of the most popu· lar and controversial plays on the American stage. The Ctv1I War was kindled by this work HORACE GREELEY'S admon1t1on to "Go West young man" was a rallying cry of the pioneers of America. He was founder and editor of the New York Tribune. He was best known for hts philosophy of social relorm and his unsuccessful bid tor the Presidency in 1872. .. ' AMELIA JENKS BLOOMER, best known for a mode of dress she adopted during her campaign for eqUa1 rights tor women. Though nd1culed unlll she gave up the cos· tume. the term "bloomer" came to symbohze woman·s brd for ind1v1dual freedom . JOSEPH PULITZER was the first 1ournalist to reach a truly massive audience. His New York World newspaper was the symbol of "yellow 1ournahsm" with its sensational· ism aimed at the common man. Uni poR cha pu SI • SI �: , was 1811.. 110US !Of ihts' ~S· 3n'S Ill tru· was ,nal· • j .. .,' ANDREW CARNEGIE was a giant in the railroad and steel industries. He believed that it was the duty oj a rich man to distribute his wealth during his lifetime. To that end, he established 1800 libraries and many cultural halls throughout America . A lifetime passion for machinery led HENRY FORO to Detroit where, in 1896, he completed his first molar vehicle. The Ford Motor Company manufactured the first "Model T" in 1909. One of the most elementary symbols of the American way of life was established when J. EDGAR HOOVER and his Federa! Bureau of Investigation "G·men" set out to clean up the country. His career spanned over 40 years. The motion-picture industry was revolutionized in Ameri· ca and DAVID WARK GRIFFITH became known as the "Father of the film art" and " king of directors·· for his part in this revolution. His camera techniques were the pioneering steps of the industry. Serving an unprecedented four terms as President of the United States. FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT was a popular leader who made extensive use of fireside radio chats to explain his plans and generate enthusiasm to push them through Congress. . ROBERT FROST's poetry was clear, underslaled, well· metered and told the stories of rural America. He was a four·time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and has been called America's poet laureate. A plain, homely woman with tremendous appeal to the masses. who was always in the "thick of things" describes ELEANOR ROOSEVELT and her lifetime of poli· ticking beside her husband during his four terms. THURGOOD MARSHALL is the first Negro lo serve as a justice of the Supreme Court. His law career was aimed primarily at civil rights cases. The crippler poliomyelitis was conquered by DR. JONAS S ALK in 1953 after more than 15 years of research. Polio was reduced by 96% m less than, ten years. SALK's re· sea rch continues in California at the Salk Institute. MARTIN LUTHER KING was a leader in the cause of civil rights. He had been a pastor before turning to the cause of segreg~tion. His leadership earned him the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. He was assassinated by James Earl Ray in 1968. Lieutenant Colonel JOHN G LENN started America's travels to outer space when he became the first American to orbit the earth. He had been an aviator in World War II and a test pilotm peacetime. GERALD R FORD, lhe first President lo achieve the of· . lice without an election. In 1974. through a series of scandalous events. the Nixon administration toppled and FORD reached lhe position th ro ugh approva l by Congress. �What will the man of today do for the man of tomorrow? Over the past two hundred years, our ancestors built the foundations of our country. Mindful of their accomplishments and failures, we proceed, looking with anticipation to the future. Where will our path lead? Is it conceivable that the bounds of humanity might one day extend throughout the solar system? Man has made remarkable advances in technology. Some have caused many to become alarmed over his dependency on machines. How will men use their newfound knowledge? Will total annihilation be the result of changing norms? Discovery Lies On The Road ·Ahead Where Do We Go From Here? J Groping for identity, will we be lost in the shuffle of a new society? Will massive architecture and rapid transportation destroy the beauty of the cities and the solitude of nature? Spirit and motivation may be swallowed by the waves of advancement; will man use his ingenuity to enhance his achievements? Only time will tell . ;----T ii . JI .. 18 . f I �j I ... W' 2 1 g' 19 �, 20 �. .. ~ m )C 11 rCl ~ 1: :a .. :II -I Cl ·z ... l I . I ·I Exploration .. . an ·inquiry into life . . . . the pathway of discovery. • 21 �The English Department concentrates on giving students a background in literature and teaching them the skills necessary for expressing themselves clearly in both oral and written forms. A wide selection of courses enables students to achieve these goals through classes that appeal to their individual interests. Various mediums used in the classroom add to the diversity in each course. " Valuable experience can be gained if students choose their courses carefully and take full advantage of the opportunities offered by the English Department," Robin Kernes 22 �A. Delivering a speech in her "Public Speaking" class is Junior Dawn Prober. B. Junior Lori Schaffel copies over her notes for her course in "Modern American Literature." C. Senior Bob Mijatov takes time out to read over some of his class notes. D. Keeping careful time for a classmate's speech is Sophomore Greg Picur. E. Researching for a movie recently shown during "Elements of Film" is Senior Penny Feller. 23 �Mathematics, a very applicable skill, is s tudied by s tudents throughout high school. Most students take " Algebra" and "Geometry" to meet college requirements. For those wishing to pursue math to a greater extent, courses such as "Trigonometry" and "Calculus" are offered. "The Math Department has a lot to offer. There are basic courses for s tudents who find math difficult, and complex for those that excel in the subj ect." Senior Donna Wilson 24 �A. Math teacher, M s. Joan Davidson , demonstrates a mathematical theory to her class with the aid of an overhead projector. B. Sophomore Sherry Freid conscientiously takes n otes during a geometry lecture. C. Together, M yron Gruenberg and Gus Karahalios work on their math assignment. D. Sophomore Jay Fine inte ntly listens to an explanation in Geometry. E. Taking a refreshing brake during his trigo no metry class is Junior Steve Krau s. 25 �---~-- - - Experimentation and careful observation are skills a student must acquire and use in the field of Science. Northi' s science program offers a variety of courses that range from " Environmental Science" , where students learn about nature and conservation, to " Chemistry" , where the reaction of chemicals are the main focus. " I plan on going into nursing and feel that the courses offered by the science department have been very helpful in preparing me for my career." Cheryl Johnson 26 �A. Preserved grasshoppers patiently wait in their jar to be used in a biology experi ment. B. Lab partners, Fres hmen Howard Moses and Kenny Harris evaluate and record their data for their experiment in Earth Science. C Science teacher Mr. Robert Milstein explains a physics lab to Junior Mike Kaplan as M r. Ellerth Overboe looks on. 0. Freshman Annamarie Falbo checks the temperature of her alcohol solution. E. Science teacher Mr. Bruce Snyder explains a difficult concept of Earth Science to Sophomore Carol Friedlander. F. Sophomore Laura Golden and Junior Mike Levy look for errors in their biology lab. 27 �----- - - - - - -- Teaching the importance of man and his society is the role of the Social Studies Department. This goal is achieved through courses ranging from "Afro-Asian Man" to " U.S. History American Contemporary Scene." Freshmen must take Non Western Civilization. Sophomores and upper classmen must complete two additional years which include a year of U.S. History. "The Social Studies Department provides a wide variety of courses that meet the interests of most students." Senior Liz Soohen / 28 �A A student completes his assignme'lt for his U.S. History class on Blackman. B. Social Studies teacher Mr. Melvin Stuit discusses a map with his student. C. Juniors Lori Rubin and Richard Neistat concentrate on their homework. D. Taking notes for an important reading assignment is Senior Mark Ruchim. E. Social Studies teacher Mr. Robert Kujanpaa comments on Freshman Lori lsco's class wor)<. F. Senior Jeff Berkley contributes to the class discussion by volunteering his ideas. G. Sophomore David Saltzman locates an area on the globe for his homework. / 29 �-~~~- 30 ------- - �A. Searching for the correct spelling of a foreign word is Junior Dawn Prober. B. Copying the answer to a hebrew question is Sophomore Phil Denenberg. C. French teacher, Mrs. Marla Cowan helps Freshman Randi Stenn with her class assignment. D. Dictating a french passage to her class is Mrs. Marla Cowan. E. Workbooks are an important factor in the students understanding of a foreign language . . F. Aided by a tape recorder, Senior Janet Silverman completes her homework. 31 �Being creative and skillful in areas involving the home is stressed in the Home Economics department. After acquiring a basic knowledge of nutritional value, students practice preparing meals. In clothing classes, emphasis is placed on creating attractive garments. Other courses offered involve Child Growth and Care, Management for Living and Consumer Education. "I've found Management for Living to be very help- · ful. It has taught me how to use all resources to their best advantage." - Diane Sucherman 32 �A. Clothing instructor, Mrs. Peggy Paulson fixes the gathering on a students skirt. B. Greasing her muffin tray so the dough doesn' t stick is sophomore Amy Vanufelen. C. Upon completing her preparations, senior Kris Sandhop puts her Fantans in the oven. D. Junior Sharon Sirotzki blends the many ingredients for her biscuits. E. Enjoying a lunch at the Magic Pan are members of Mrs. Cooksey's Foods 1-2 class. F. By embroidering an attractive design, freshman Cindie Spilg adds to the appearance of her newly made garment. F 33 �Classes in the Business Education Department continued to increase in enrollment due to the potential job market. Students were given the opportunity to participate in courses such as "Marketing" , "Accounting" and many others. The department added a new course, "Advanced Accounting" , taken by students who wished to study it in greater depth. " Business Education enables students to learn skills that will come in handy, or be necessary for many individuals as they pursue their careers." April Hanson 34 �A. Sophomore David Goldberg works on improving his typing techniques. B. A calculating machine aides a Business Education student with her homework. C. Typing teacher Ms. Zelke explains a class drill to Senior Kathy Delaurier. D. Senior Sandra Nicholson and Susan Smigla use an adding machine to balance some figures. E. Junior Kathy Schey diligently translates her shorthand notes into proper English. 35 �Cooperative Vocational Education acquaints students with the world of business through a workstudy program. Students recieved vocational instruction in school through a variety of classroom related activities. This instruction consisted of films, lectures and discussions centered around the students job. On the job, students were expected to fill a minimum recquirement of fifteen hours. "C.V.E. is a very beneficial course for students seeking experience and on the job training." Roberta Schwartz 36 �A. ] uni or Annette Silvetti checks some crystal to make sure it is in good condition. B. Checking the price on a bottle of nail polish is Senior Kandee Bodenstein. C. Packing groceries at his job in a local supermarket is Senior Alan Gordan. D . Filing an order for a customer in a laundromat is Senior Joe Kaminski. E. Working as a switchboard operator, Senior Dona Wolf looks up a phone number. F. Totaling a purchase on the cash register at The Limited is Senior Lisa Mosenson. 37 �An important feature of Industrial Arts is to familiarize students with skills useful in technical and m echanical industries. Utilizing modern equipment, students gain experience in areas such as auto repairs, electronics and technical drawing. " I think that the Industrial Arts courses I have taken in this school are the most applicable and enjoyable of all." - Randy 38 ,' �A. During his electronics class junior Steve Solomon solders a radio component. B. Calculating the dimensions of her drawing is junior Kathy Perelman. C. Mr. Tom Flannagen prepares to launch a rocket for his World of Manufacturing class. D. Sophomore Michael Zeunert advises freshman Myron Gruenberg on how to effectively sand his industrial art's project. E. By working with a ham radio, sophomore David Doppelt gains experience in the field of electronics. F. Accuracy is important when drawing up residential plans as demonstrated by senior Bill Dusz. 39 �Music Department introduces students to the many aspects of vocal and instrumental expression. Classes explore such diverse areas as classical music and jazz. A study in the fundamentals behind music is pursued in "Understanding Music Through Listening" and " Music Theory." "The Music Department has a variety of opportunities for students interested in vocal and instrumental activities. It is a great chance for kids just to have fun! " - Tammy Reich 40 �A. During a practice session , Junior M att Eisenstein works on his technique. B. Senior Avi Simon concentrates on creating the desired tone from his instrument. C. Senio rs Ginny Voedisch and D ebbie Miller run through a musical number. D. Emphasizing the importance of the music's rythm is Mr. Arnold Sklar. E. Under the direction of M r. Ri ch Greene, the Choral Union rehearses for an upcoming show. F. Junior D ebbie Kalodimos practices an important musical piece for Concert Band. 1, 41 �Discovering interests and capabilities through achievement helps us to express ourselves. In art, the individual's thoughts and sentiments are an important factor in the formation of interesting and attractive projects. Art students are taught to convey their feelings through the various mediums offered in the art curriculum. "Art training opened up new ways for me to convey my ideas." - Max Yelin 42 �A. After centering her clay on the potters wheel, senior Paula Silverman shapes a bowl. B. Mr. Ken Kokrda helps Meeta Shan work with her clay mold. C. Sophomore Jennifer Rice creates an attractive texture on her clay project. D . Preparing her master copy for lithograph printing is senior Debbie Silver. E. Molding her clay project into a desirable form is junior Mindy Brandon. F. Sophomore Janet Scharff puts the finishing touches on her drawing. 43 �Physical well being is an important, yet often neglected part of everyones life. The Physical Education Department stresses fitness through an intense athletics program. A leaders program is offered to those students with a greater interest in gym. The senior leaders program includes classroom insruction. "Physical Education been very enjoyable this year. However, I feel the course would be greatly improved if the classes were made smaller." Louise O 'Brien 44 �A. Sophomore Brian Rosenberg cautiously dribbles down the soccer field. B. Gym teacher M s. Nancy White assists Freshman Michelle Kozlov with her flank vault. C. Combining muscle and willpower, Junior Steve M alone struggles to lift a heavy weight. D. Senior Gary Shirman exerts himself during a game of racketball as Junior Ernie Politzer watches from behind. E. A lonely pair of discarded sneakers wait to be claimed by their rightful owner. F. Freshman Maxine Goldstein aides Freshman Debbie Bluestei n with an intermediate routine on the balance beam. 45 �Male the IPDA habit drivin9 . a nanral part of yDll' The Niles North Drivers Education Department offers an effective program in preparing students for their Illinois state license test. The course is divided into three sections: classroom, simulator, and behind the wheel. The IPDA - Defensive Driving Method is incorporated into the entire program. " Although it is not a required course, I think Drivers Education is one of the most inportant classes, since driving is something that almost all of us will do." - Linda Modes 46 Ille experiel1C8d driver scans the road :old c;oncllOllS as wel as Mii ' ahr velicl8S. :;oncentrate~ )l8Clicing the driving-task aoevaiuate �A. The I.P.D.A. defensive driving method is stressed in all " Drivers Education" classes. B. Junior Barb Fagrall and Sophomore John Sullivan familiarize themselves with the simulator. C. Drivers Ed. Instructor Mr. Donald Browning warns students of dangerous driving habits. D. Sophomore Steven Cloch takes notes during a lecture in his class. E. Sophomore Brian Rosenberg watches the road as he learns how to handle the simulator. F. While all areas of " Drivers Ed." are important, the actual driving task takes priotity. 47 �I I 48 �I . z ....._ m :a m ~ I< r } . . UI ....._ UI · Interests . . . exciting pastimes . . . participation with others. 49 �. .' 50 ~ ., . • • �Creativity, enthusiasm, and much time and effort are major elements in the production of Niles North high school yearbook. Staff members are able to develop skills in such diverse areas as writing good copy to processing pictures. Under the guidance of Mr. Stan Carey, Saga advisor, the co-editors proofread pages as well as make daily class preparations. Deadlines are met with last minute rushing to finish pages and munching on MacDonald's hamburgers. "The job of editor necessitates understanding people as well as teaching the fundamentals of creating a yearbook. As co-editors of Saga '76 we've attempted to show the many relationships formulated during our high school years. Each of us at Niles North is a unique individual as well as an integral part of the student body. Through hard work, determination and much inspiration we have tried to make Saga '76 something to celebrate." - Stacy Bromberg and Rhonda Liebman A Saga - THIRD R.OW: I. Kosova, L. Wisper, L. Modes, R. Liebman, 0 . Columbus, J. Eckhardt, J. Hohmann. SECOND ROW: M. Berg, H. Sulkin, L. Aronson, S. Bromberg, Mr. S. Carey, 0 . Wilson, 8. Benjamin, P. Robinson, M. Nonclerc. FIR.ST R.OW: M. Hershenhouse, L. Weber, L. Gorov, N. Fischman, A. Bass. B. Working diligently, senior Leslye Aronson carefully checks names against a student IBM list. C. Informing the staff of upcoming page and picture deadlines is co-editor Rhonda Liebman. o; Sophomore Mike ,J\ershenhouse instructs junior Marc Nonclerc on the filndamentals of loading his camera. E. Explaining the importance of theme representation in copy is co-editor Stacy Bromberg. E 51 �52 �In an attempt to create student awareness of social issues, the North Star staff has devoted their time and effort writing features concerning both school and community issues. Topics include articles informing students of places of interest in the Chicagoland area, as well as school activities. The main objective of the North Star is to produce an outstanding school newspaper, which represents the voice of the Northi student body. "Through our work this year we've attempted to keep the student body informed and strived to keep them aware of the way in which all kinds of issues can affect them." - Leslie Leeb A. Memoers of the North Star staff discuss story ideas. B. Editor, senior Leslie Leeb contemplates new ideas for future issues of the newspaper. C. Juniors Andrea Bressler and Susan Sheinkop work on a newspaper layout. D. North Star Staff - FOURTH ROW: L. O 'Brein, J. Crystal, D. Corber, E. Shyette, M. Hersh, A. Hanson, 8. Donenberg, S. Levin. THIRD ROW: S. Solar, M. Sokolow, J. Novak, L. Leeb, M. Dunsky, A. Bressler, S. Shusteff, J. Silverman, I. Seldin, B. Kalman. SECOND ROW: J. Tobias, B. Krasnow, J. Bayer, J. Spunge. FIRST ROW: R. Frankel, S. Sheinkop, M. Roter, M. Weber, L. Schaffel, D. Bolshon, M. Feigen. E. Seniors Liz Soohen and Janet Silverman try to think of the correct wording to finish their story. F. Senior M"c I eigen P-roofreads her story,'"'_ _ _ __. . l 53 �54 ( �t~;1l I itt11e l 1 1•ttiect S;191e N;1t i tt11;1 I 1\\e1·i t N.H.S. .L I By joining Calliope, Niles North's annual literary journal, members had the opportunity to organize and publish a magazine, Calliope is comprised of poems, short stories, and Illustr,a tions submitted by students. Acquiring leadership through group activities, such as tole playing, collage, and reflective listening skills, were members of Project Sage (Title 1 PL89-10 ESEA). Under the guidance of Mrs. Lorraine Rubin, members formed peer groups consisting of eight to ten students headed by two student leaders and a staff leader. Five Niles North seniors were chosen as National Merit Semi-finalists. Selection is based on outstanding scores on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test given in one's junior year. Membership in the National Honors Society is based on outstanding leadership and scholastic ability. Members sponsored a school wide Tutoring Progam which took place in the various resourse centers. Among the many activities featured by the National Honor Society was the International Dance Festival; it's main purpose was to help students become culturally aware of the Chicago area. " Despite criticism in terms of selection of its members, National Honor Society has rendered itself through its various activities and programs to make it an important part of school." - Linda Fleisher A. CALLIOPE - SECOND ROW: C. Goldman, D. Poole, L. Miller. FIRST ROW: L. Shinitzky, E. Aderman. 8. PROJECT SAGE - FOURTH ROW: D. Wilson, K. Wedge, S. Vender, C. Leiberman, C. Lifton, Mrs. L. Rubin. THIRD ROW: R. Leibman, M. Dunsky, P. Lisnek, L. Schaffel, S. Reifman. SECOND ROW: M. Leeb, J. Beermann, M. Channon, Mrs. M. Murphy. FIRST ROW: S. Achier, L. Fleisher, E. Gindln, L. Aronson, S. Moss. C. N.H.S. - FOURTH ROW: S. Silverman, V. Voedisch, R. Leibman, R. Was5el, M. Rabinovitz, L. Fleisher, L. Weissman, R. Wong. THIRD ROW: Mr. J. Smith, P. Rusk, P. Lisnek, 8. Diller, F. Bressler, E. Kay, M. Hersh. SECOND ROW: J. Rein, D. Kasman, N. Fox, D. Loveless, J. Silverman, S. Schusteff, D. Fain. FIRST ROW: D. Karp, L. Robinson, P. Lund, E. Kleifield, C. Schels, C. Lifton. D. NATIONAL MERIT - H. Gans, J. Berkley, A. Simon. 55 �t ~tl .... " - 'V.l~ j ~ 56 �A II II tt II II C e 1· S Each day during homeroom PA Announcers inform the Niles North student body of events occurring throughout the school. This year's PA Announcers were selected from students who auditioned last Spring. Debate Team consists of a group of students who discuss and debate a variety of relevant subjects. Students debated whether or not " the development allocation of scarce world resources should be controlled by international organization." The students compete against other schools throughout the Chicago area. They are sponsored by Mrs. Lenore Kennedy. Members of the Forensics Team participated in speech competitions at different schools throughout the area. Included among the various speech events are Radio Speaking, Prose, and Dramatic and Humorous Interpretation. Team members can qualify for a special competition called SCOTTY if they come in first place at any tournament. During the Fall and the Spring, some speakers presented bills to a special student congress held in Springfield. "I find Forensics a great learning experience. There are many different individual events to compete in; you can pick one which suits your abilities and interests." - Susan Roth A. DEBATE TEAM - STANDING: B. Azenstein, D. Goroff, M . Manassa, J. Rutstein. SEATED: J. Sugar, B. Jaffee, S. Katz: B. P.A. ANNOUNCERS- P. lisnek, B. Kay, 5. Kray, E. Kleifield, R. Frankel, E. Machado. C. FORENSICS -FOURTH ROW: C. Tursky, G. Gussin, D. Kasman, L. O'Brien, A. Yelin, S. Roth, L. Miller, B. Gomberg, E. Weissman. THIRD ROW: M. Channon , R. Frankel, C. Friedlander, A. Simon, F. Bressler , B. Poitras, G. Edelman. SECOND ROW: E. Machado, M. Young, E. Kleifield, B. Solochek, D. Medanski, E. Kay. FIRST ROW: R. Wolk, E. Barttenes, D. Nordling, N. Benjamin, V. Kim. D. Begining the daily annoncements are junior Sheri Kray and senior Erin Kleifield. E. Seniors Betsy Kay and Robert Frankel prepare the daily announcements. 57 �58 �llttAl~lt Throughout the year, members of Freshman Class Board worked hard to raise money. Their main project was selling class of '79 bottons. Other activities included a taffy apple sale and selling candy hearts on Valentines Day. By sponsoring Carnival '76, Sophomore Class Board provided entertainment for the Niles North student body. Various sales held this year provided the necessary funds to make the carnival a success. Highlighting the year for the Junior Class Board was the Niles North annual prom. In addition to prom, a couple of the other activities that they sponsored were, a winter dance featuring Destiny and the sale of Homecoming Mums. In celebration of the Bicentennial, Senior Class Board initiated a change in graduation procedures. The traditional purple and white caps and gowns were replaced by red, white and blue. Sponsoring a variety of dances, building the winning Homecoming float, and selling candy have kept members of Senior Class Board very busy. "Senior Class Board has been a great experience for me. It has given me the opportunity to help plan and become involved in the many different projects we have sponsored." - Leslye Aronson - ~M-- 1 1 41 E --- A. JUNIOR CLASS BOARD - FIITH ROW: A. Jankofsky, G. Steinberg, M. Solomon, A. Gardner, M. Stern, A. Bresler, J. Wulff, A. Bromberg. FOURTH ROW: K. Sabin, C. Goldberg, A. Alpert, E. Polan, 5. Reifman, B. Kalman, S. Sheinkop, S. Weingart, S. Malone, L. Lyons, L. Dribin. THIRD ROW: P. Fischburg, K. Perlman, E. Barttenes, M. Hoffing, M. Weber, D. Pogrund, A. Bauman, M. Custer, G. Gussin, L. Gorov, R. Berman. SECOND ROW: 5. Solar, S. Kaufman, L. Kohan .. P. Gavino, T. Reich, D. Block, M. Feigen, S. Roth, R. Urkoff. FIRST ROW: A. Bass, J. Nakamura, C. Patinkin, M. Vexler, L. Schaffel, A. Samsky, J. Novak, B. Donenberg. B. FRESHMAN CLASS BOARD - SECOND ROW: A. Zidek, E. Reff, E. Feigen, K. Kachoyeanos, J. Herzog. FIRST ROW: M. Kozlov, L. Green, L. Hawes, S. Aronson, S. Hoffenberg. C. SENIOR CLASS BOARD - FOURTH ROW: N. Harris, P. Decarl, S. Hankin, D. Wilson, J. Hohmann, L. Aronson. THIRD ROW: N. Fine, M. Reisman, J. Rubenstein, T. Koenig. SECOND ROW: J. Rein, T. Krammer, E. Kliefield, C. Goldman, P. Green. FIRST ROW: A. Cutler, E. Gindin, B. Noparstak, R. Wassel, F. Baron. D. SOPHOMORE CLASS BOARD - FIITH ROW: D. Wasserman, S. Fryde, S. Cohen, D. Hart, T. Fidel, R. Cepeda, S. Elster, G. Solk. FOURTH ROW: M. Goldberg, C. Fox, L. Blackman, D. Gerstein, M. Glazer, G. Herman, M. Faber, D. Liebman. THIRD ROW: E. Sumner, J. Mawrence, R. Schraiber, S. Plenner, J. Rice, S. Angelaccio, Mr. Sklar. SECOND ROW: S. Epstein, S. Klein, M. Goldsen, S. Mason, D. Rosenfield, B. Degraff, M . ._Price. FIRST ROW: P. Rasky, P. Sutker, C. Paull. 59 �60 �- \ i en' o ~ ~ ~ ..-. ------ I "Jf~ (" tr•'- \n1 1 \.-rr· -:..._i..../ - _, _ / ~Alf!!:_ / LL .Y'~ __/,,; _;;;;:;;;;;..y,.,,.._ - Scl1tttt I t~tt \'e1·11111 e11 t St11tle11t t~tt11911·ess School Government was the policy-making and decision-making body of Niles North. It was comprised of students, faculty, administrators, and parents. School Government met once a week during school to formulate policies and programs which concerned the entire school body. The purpose of Student Congress was to represent the voice of the student body. Members introduced many recommendations concerning school issues. By holding an auction and canning, they raised $1776.00 for the Forgotten Children's Fund. In honor of Martin Luther King Day, Student Congress sponsered the Tulane Singers. "Student Congress exsists as an important bond between the student body and administration. The Congress acts on behalf of the student needs and aids in the formulations of policy recommendations. Student support of the Congress will prove to be the essential factor for strong student influence in the district." Paul Lisnek A. SCHOOL GOVERNMENT - THIRD ROW: Ms. D. Fu- giel, L. Dribin, Ms. S. Perlmutter, Mr. G. Pryjma, Ms. N. Johnson, Dr. G. Weldy, Mrs. E. Alpert, Dr. D. Marcotte, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. M. Murphy, Mr. G. Powell, Mrs. S. Richmond, L. Andre. FIRST ROW: H. Teplinsky, P. Lisnek, D. Kasman, C. Lieberman, M. Hoffing, J. Moritz. B. Student Congress President, senior Paul Lisnek, discusses ideas with other members. C. STUDENT CONGRESS - THIRD ROW: Mrs. M. Murphy, A. Shapiro, C. Lieberman, J. Beermann, G. Edelman, B. Kiss, H. Gans, L. Goodman, H. Hoffenberg, L. Dribin. SECOND ROW: M. Ogawa, P. Lisnek, L. Schaffel, J. Schallman. FIRST ROW: P. Kasky, L. Leeb, C. Lifton, D. Kasman, H. Teplinsky. D. Student Congress members stand at their booth at the activities fair, waiting to answer questions from students. E. Members of School Government discuss important issues of the day. 61 ��t~ tt 11 c e 1· f II ;1 11 ti The Niles North Concert Band, under the d irection of Dr. Lawrence Wathen, once again provided entertainment for the Niles North student body. At the beginning of the school year the band spent most of their classtime perfecting various halftime routines which were performed at home football games. Besides performing in concerts, the band participated in all pep assemblies, home basketball games, and a special Senior Citizens Concert held in May. Various band members also took part in the Solo and Ensemble Concert sponsored by the Illinois High School Association. " Few people realize that band is a lot more than just playing an instrument. It' s learning to play with a group which requires much self discipline as well as cooperation between all the members." - Jean Thiry A. Senior Jean Thiry awaits a signal to begin leading the band. B. Junior Barb Fagrell practices at a band rehersal. C. Senior Bruce Steinberg intently practices his trombone. D. CONCERT BAND - STANDING: B. Fagrell, K. Streips, B. Sanders, R. Goldstein, W. Miranda, P. McDade, B. Sher. FOURTH ROW: S. Plenner, D. Sampras, J. Brod, K. Erickson, M. Weiner, L. Grossman, T. Goldberg, S. Aronson, M. Smith, J. Eckhardt, D. Haelverson, R. Franklin, J. Nelson, F. Heller, R. Harrsch, B. Steinberg. THIRD ROW: R. Sampson, D. Wilson, M. Leeb, E. Weissman, A. Eider, L. Hawes, E. Blomquist, R. Pazzol, D. Michaelson, L. Hefter, J. Bronstein, D. Smith, L. Green, D. Neumark, D. Cunningham, M. Hershenhouse, S. Rhum, B. Johnson, K. Levey, G. Simon, D. Rand, M. Burowski, L. Nelson. SECOND ROW: J. Thiry, F. Bressler, D. Medansky, A. Streiter, P. Mueller, R. Ledgerwood, L. Benowitz, R. Frankel, A. Frankel, A. Plenner, D. Rubinstein, F. Berman, J. Blomenkranz, P. Sutker, J. Eisenbart. FIRST ROW: D. Kalodimos, S. Moss, L. Aronson, J. Eckhardt, D. Smith, C. Zaruba, M. Kozlov, M. Silver. E. Reading his music while performing at a home football game is junior Karlis Streips. F. Freshman Ken Serota performs at a pep assembly. 63 �" 64 �l11te1·111e1I i ;1te · 1 ;111 ti 1 tt 1· c 11 e s t 1· ;1 i\\;1111· i91;1 I t~l1tt i r Striving to improve musical ability was the. goal of those students involved in Intermediate Band. Members met during school hours in order to perfect musical scores. Intermediate Band was featured in various concerts held throughout the school year. Instituting additional instrumentation of nonstring instruments helped to improve the quality of music. Mr. Arnold Sklar, Orchestra director aided students in improving their musical skills. Along with other musical groups, the Orchestra participated in many concerts. r I Meeting four mods every week, students in Madrigal Choir rehearsed songs from the Renaissance Period. Madrigal Choir was composed of those students who were most advanced in their singing ability. In March, the Choir competed in the Illinois High School Association Contest. "Madrigal Choir is most enjoyable for me, it is an advanced Choir. The music is from the Renaissance Period and is to be sung acappella. This mini course challanges the students to learn more music, at a faster pace." - Becky Wassel A. INTERMEDIATE BAND - FIITH ROW: J. Jacoby, P. Smith, G. Orlovsky, M. Furlet, L. Berg, E. Nonnemacher. FOURTH ROW: T. Edwards, L. Castiello, W. Gockenbach, R. Willens, R. Korman, G. Michaelson, M. Ziegler, G. Klassman, K. Long. THIRD ROW: J. Conis, L. Johnson, H. Moses, S. Holman, C. Soderberg. SECOND ROW: K. Kemper, P. Ryan, J. Weigel, J. Miranda, D. Doppelt, L. Mayron, L. Bangart. FIRST ROW: A. Helverson, L. Tsuneta, S. Heap, N. Benjamin, L. Blackman. B. MADRIGAL CHOIR - THIRD ROW: L. Smolen, S. Neihaus, A. Simon, B. Poitras, G. Jacobson, V. Noparstak, E. Machado. SECOND ROW: P. Levsky, D. Doppelt, C. Noparstak, C. Lifton, C. Baldasso, M. Dunsky, Mr. R. Green. FIRST ROW: I. Ginsburgh, I. Swiderski, R. Wassel, D. Guthman, D. Christoffersen. C. Dr. Lawrence Wathen conducts intermediate band during a rehersal. D. ORCHESTRA - SECOND ROW: K. Mine, V. Cohen, L. Green, Mr. A. Sklar, L. Green, H. Bressler, B. Stoltz. FIRST ROW: A. Simon, 0 . Oberlander, S. Lemke, C. Bromberg, B. Zimmerman, D. Miller, M. Miller, M. Eisenstein. E. Senior Larry Green concentrates on his music. F. Mr. Arnold Sklar aids students in tuning their instruments. 65 �- .~:.....tr ~ .. ~.-...-,:. r.l.JHt ~ ~ '"** -- . --: ... -:J"'WI,. .... 'i.'# .nl7ol.il 4 .. ·r 66 �1 · -~ II ;1 Ill It -~ 11 tt i 1· e 1• 1111 i tt II \' i k i 11 ti i\\ ;1 I e -~ II tt 1• II S By joining Viking Male Chorus, freshman boys acquire singing experience. Freshman girls, eager to gain knowledge in singing techniques, enroll in Girls' Glee. Chamber Choir is composed of a group of select students. Members possess high quality singing ability. Highlighting this year' s activities was the opportunity to record at a studio. Choral Union contains more members than any other vocal group. Besides singing at school concerts, each choral group performs at various concerts held throughout the school year. "I feel chorus is not only time for learning, but also a time for enjoyment. Singing, like talking, is just another way of expression." - Melanie Berg A CHAMBER CHOIR - THIRD ROW: P. Levsky, L. Smolen, G. Jacobson, B. Poitras, A. Simon, E. Machado, C. Baldasso. SECOND ROW: D. Sucherman, C. Lifton, E. Lichtenstein, D. Doppelt, M. Dunsky, Mr. R. Green. FIRST ROW: I. Swiderski, M. Handmaker, R. Wassel, L. Thummel, D. Christoffersen. B. CHORAL UNION - FIFTH ROW: M. Berg, D. Berkelhamer, B. Kalman, L. Klark, L. Lipsky, S. Morse, D. Dlatt, 0. Brauchler, W. Walens, C. Marek, S. Neihaus, C. Feldman, Mr. R. Green. FOURTH ROW: C. Swiderski, D. Gersrein, C. Johnson, M. Young, J. Tuper, L. Gilbert, E. Fentman, G. Coplon, V. Siegel, S. Lepp, M. Miller, J. Wulff. THIRD ROW: B. Solochek, S. Treadwell, G. Gussin, D. Varga, D. Libkin, S. Brody, M. Margolis, H. Bressler, R. Schneider, A Koppel, T. Reich, L. Feher, F. Hiton. SECOND ROW: S. Ganansky, L. Shi~ D. Rubinstein, S. Mason, A Morris, B. Ezrin, R. Mitchell, K. Dupuis, L. Coates, B. Brenner, R. Chorney, E. Barer. FIRST ROW: G. Ameri, C. Frankel, C. Mallin, C. Urbanski, S. Klein, J. Hammond, J. Mawrence. C. VIKING MALE CHORUS - STANDINC: J. Moritz, C. Dunsky, T. Stein, D. Grosry, B. Hoen, S. Finnerty. SEAT· ED: Mr. R. Green. D. GIRLS' GLEE - THIRD ROW: D. Callif, T. Alexander, K. Carlson, W. Grahn, J. Kemp, A..Swiderski, S. Arakawa. SEC9ND ROW: Mr. R. Green, M. Cohen, S. Cooper, D. R11bin, T. Levin, M. Goodyear, P. Mitchell, K. Levant. FIRST ROW: E. Moy, C. Noparstak, C. Ohunowitz, L. Baron, B. Kohn, D. Reddick, J. Goldsmith. E. Choir members practice for an upcoming concert. F. At the activities fair, Mr. Richard Green intently plays the piano as students watch. 67 �68 �11 i c \• c I e t~ I11 It S I~ i t~ I 11 It t~ 1· e e 11 Bicycle Club and carrying many bicycle Illinois State 'I~ 11 11 111 It members were involved with planning out various bicycle hikes. Among the hikes planned, was an overnight trip to Beach Park. A membership in the Ski Club provided a chance for students to learn and improve their skiing skills. Every Friday, weather permitting, members had the opportunity to ski at a nearby slope. Becoming aquainted with various types of plants was the main objective of the Green Thumb Club. Under the guidance of club sponsor, M r. Herbert Brigham, students also learned to properly care for many different plants. " Being president of the Green Thumb Club is a very big responsibility. I wish that people would try to understand the importance of plants. I try to encourage people to participate, even if it's just to watch." Debbie Bobinsky A. SKI CLUB - FIFTH ROW: C. Murtaugh, M. Smith, T. Fidel, D. Rosenfeld, C. Tyrnauer, G. Riederman, B. Kramer, M. Zeunert, W. Gockenbach, R. Neuhaus. FOURTH ROW: S. Cook, D. DeGraff, S. Solomon, F. Kogen, J. Stihlar, K. Silverman, I. Lenhardt, E. Freireich, S. Madenberg, S. Rappin. THIRD ROW: C. Goldman, A. Frankel, P. Sutker, C. Anderson, M. Brottman, A. Slovin, L. Aronson, D. Schactman, N. Fine. SECOND ROW: K. Foreman, A. Udesky, J. Cohen, N. Fischman, J. Rice, M. Goldman, E. Barttenes, S. Aronson, T. Cohen. FIRST ROW: S. Friedell, W. Cantor, D. Deitz, C. Dolin, M. Ferstein, D. Berkson, A. Share. B. BICYCLE CLUB - SECOND ROW: W. Gould, S. Pecter, A. Slovin, L. Rosenbaum, S. Solomon, J. Miller, R. Franklin. FIRST ROW: J. Doe, J. Reddick, D. Bobinsky, M. Doppelt, L. Berg, Mr. Rotchford. C. Juniors Michelle Doppelt, Debbie Bobinsky and Cathey Bromberg display some of the plants grown by members of the Green Thumb Club. D. GREEN THUMB CLUB - FIRST ROW: M. Doppelt, D. Bobinsky. 69 �70 �rli II e S It i H II S r1~. ~ ~- ...... •~ Theatrical entertainment for the entire school and community is provided by the Thespians. To become a Thespian, 100 hours of theatrical work, which is equivalant to 10 Thespian points is required. At the end of the year, they held their annual banquet. During the banquet awards are presented to outstanding members. Operating sound and lighting as well as building and designing sets for preformances at Niles North were some of the services provided by T.S.C. They also assisted in homeroom presentations, concerts, and community events which were presented in the auditorium. ! "T.S.C. plays a very important part in the stage. Without it we would be disorganized." - Karen Schwartz. .- A. Junior Melanie Berg helps junior Cindy Frankel prepare for the upcoming show. B. Senior Paul Kadetz and junior Diane Varga concentrate on their performance. C. THESPIANS - BACK ROW: R. Frankel, C. Diamond, D. Berkelhamer, B. Corman, J. Miller, S. Cook, D. Cook, D. Fain, T. Steinberg, D. Guthman, B. Poitras, D. Rubinstein, J. Abrams. SEVENTH ROW: D. Morton, H. Zwick, S. Zeal, D. Doppelt, C. Baldasso, D. Wallach. SIXTH ROW: R. Gallegos, D. Libkin, S. Groner, S. Einhorn, M. Nonclerc, E. Blomquist, L. Appel, D. Varga. FIFTH ROW: D. Bobinsky, M. Fain, T. Fidel, E. Kliefiel~. F. Baron, L. Thummel, C. Johnson, A. Gallegos, E. Sutker, J. Mallin. FOURTH ROW: J. Silver, B. Solochek, J. Wulff, E. Shyette, D. Christoffersen, V. Siegel, L. Shinitzky. THIRD ROW: S. Kray, J. Solomon, J. Shochet, L. Brottman, D. Michaelson, K. Wedge, M. Berg, G. Edelman, D. Sucherman, M. Rabinovitz, E. Kay, J. Mawrence, N. Tsuneta, G. Gordon. SECOND ROW: E. Feltman, L. Smolen, P. Sutker, M. Yelin, C. Tursky, N. Tsuneta, G. Gordon. FIRST ROW: C. Frankel, F. Heller, W. Ezrin, R. Weil, J. Guthman, P. Green, L. Seffren, R. Wassel. D. T .S.C. - BACK ROW: C. Baldasso, V. Nuccio, R. Weil, D. Michaelson, D. Smith, S. Fried, D. Libkin, FIFTH ROW: S. Cook, D. Fain, H. Zwick, L; Thummel, D. Morton, R. Gallegos, D. J. Silver, V. Siegel. FOURTH ROW: T. Steinberg, D. Gerstien, N. Sachs, J. Guthman, B. Corman, J. Abrams, M. Nonclerc, P. Green, D. Sucherman, P. Green, F. Baron. THIRD ROW: E. Bolmquist, D. Doppelt, S. Einhorn, J. Miller, L. Tsuneta, M. Doppelt, T. Fidel, M. Berg, D. Columbus, D. Berkel~mer, A. Slovin, M. Yelin, E. Shyette, J. Wulff, E. Kliefield, J. Mallin, G. Edelman, C. Diamond, L. Shinitsky, A. Gallegos. SECOND ROW: A. Greenberg, A. Meshberg, L. Appel, C. Tursky, M. Fain, D. Bayer, S. Arakawa, M. Rabinovitz, D. Guthman, A. Margolis, D. Weinberg, K. Carlson, C. Chunowitz, C. Spilg, D. Rand, G. Arneri, V. Kim. FIRST ROW: N. Tsuneta, D. Bobinsky, D. Christoffersen, N. Benjamin, B. Stroner, D. Wallach, D. Varga, K. Wedge, E. Doren, L. Brottman, S. Cooper, T. Alexander, L. Zwick, R. Kernes. E. Senior David Michaelson works on spot lights during a show. F. Seniors David Morton and Donna Fain study music that will be used in future shows. 71 �72 �t~1·e;1 f i \'C t~ttttlt. i II ti -~ I 1111 A1·t t~ I 1111 A.\' .I~. Students interested in learning to prepare different varieties of food joined the Creative Cooking Club. Meetings were held Wednesday after school to learn a v·ariety of cooking techniques. Those students interested in improving their artistic techneques joined the Art Club. The Art Club offered students an opportunity to paint, sculpture, or draw, using the equipment in the art lab. A.V.E. participants used different techniques to improve communications in the classroom. Each participant learned how to operate various equipment while working in the Audio-Visual Center. 'The two years that I have worked in the Audio-Visual Center has been quite an experience. I feel that I have really learned alot. It is both interesting and fun. " Larry Appel A. Seniors Tina Kalodimos and Danny Seiortino work on theiT drawings. B. ART CLUB - FOURTH ROW: D. Neuman, S. Freid, D. Kalodimos, S. Yon. THIRD ROW: S. Salzman, F. Sakamoto, K. Paneral, S. Philips. SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Lerman, A. Albert, E. Goldberg, C. Smyth, M. Doppelt, D. Columbus, R. Silver. FIRST ROW: J. Gould, R. Murtaugh, M. Yelin, I. Cohen. C. A.V.E. - A. Meshberg, Mrs. Fabian, D. Wegener, L. Appel, S. Solomon. D. CREATIVE COOKING CLUB-THIRD ROW: C. Goldberg, L. Berg, B. Grossman, J. Solomon, M. Kramer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cooksey, E. Gindin, E. Baker, D. Gerol. FIRST ROW: V. Price, M. Schwartz, S. Siegel. E. Senior Paul Kadetz prepares to work on his art project. F. Senior Mindy Barnes carefully works on her project. 73 �74 �II ;1 c It. ti ;1 Ill Ill tt II t~ 11 e s s t~ I11 It I~ • II • 1~ • A • S. \\'.A. I I A new addition to Niles North club activities is the Backgammon Club. Members become aquainted with the rules, history, and procedures of tournament play. The club founder and sponsor, Mr. Rick Selan, provided members with answers to any questions about the game of backgammon. Competing at various tournaments throughout the Chicago area were the members of the Chess Club. Members spent many hours after school trying to improve and perfect the different strategies involved in the game of chess. To prepare for a career in the business field is the main objective of F.B.L.A. Students met during school hours to discuss the variety of jobs offered in the business field. Members of S.W.A. donated time and effort to help protect the various animals. Their main project was to raise money for the Bald Eagle Refuge in Illinois. During the year they featured various speakers and movies. "S.W.A. stands for Students for the Welfare of Animals. The members showed a great deal of respect for life by acting in the defense of all kinds of animal life." - Chris Schels 75 �76 �i\\ tt tie I I~ ;1 i I 1· tt ;1 ti t~ I 1111 I~ ;1 ti i tt I~ I e ct 1· tt 11 i c s t~ I 1111 The Model Railroad Club encouraged members to share their knowledge of model trains with others in the group. Members built and operated their own model railroads. Mr. Eugene Kuntz, sponsor of the club, provided the necessary background needed to run a model railroad. Providing interested students with the opportunity to utilize electronic apparatus was the purpose of the Radio Electronics Club. During free mods many members worked on projects in the radio electronics lab. "The applications of the science of Electron Physics, commonly known as Electronics, combined with imagination has provided Mankind with some of its most significant technological advances. It is impossible to over emphasize the impact of these advancements in almost every area that concerns Man, from Medical Science to the exploation of the Universe." Cary Eskow A. Equipment used by members of Radio - Electronics Club is available during their free mods. 8. RADIO -ELECTRONICS CLUB - M. Blumberg, R. Slowrow, M. Burowski, C. Eskow, J. Christiansen. C. MODEL RAILROAD CLUB - SECOND ROW: Mr. Kuntz, 5. Reddick, D. Larson, H. Sapoznik, 5. Thomas, R. Skowrow. FIRST ROW: B. Pichler, R. Anderson, D. Burrows. D. Senior David Sigmond utilizes his free time by experimenting with various electrical equipment. E. A member of the Radio - Electronics Club tests his newly completed project. 77 �78 �l11fi11it\~ 1111 I i 111 i t ·~ tt Ill 11 II -~I 11 It e 11 t e 1• s.1~.1. S 11 ;J II i S II ·~ I 11 It Long hours were spent by members of Infinity Unlimited in an attempt to solve unusual math problems. A new addition to the activities at Niles North is the Spanish Club sponsored by Miss Eunice Espinosa. The club was organized in an attempt to enhance Spanish culture and the use of the language. Teaching students the basic skills of running a computer is the main goal of the Compu ter Club. Among the activities planned by students for Israel were various speakers, parties and Bet-Cafe'. Also spon sored by the club was a concert featuring the Finkelstein Brothers and the Niles North Chamber Choir. "Our foremost project this year, the Finkelstein Brothers Concert, was a great success. It boosted ou r reputation tremendously." - Grace Zucker. A. INFINITY UNLIMITED - SECOND ROW: H. Hoffenberg, J. Goldwater, 0. Oberlander, A. Copeland, C. Eskow, A. Bayer. FIRST ROW: J. Berkley, I. Dick, R. Gremley, M. Covinsky. B. COMPUTER CLUB - THIRD ROW: Mrs. Davidson, B. Pichler, B. Grossman, W. Rubenstein, M. Manassa, M. Covinsky, B. Stotlz, L. Rosenbaum. SECOND ROW: S. Jones, B. Zimmerman, M. Blumberg, J. Fisher, C. Eskow, J. Zoot. FIRST ROW: S. Davis, F. Bressler, G. Suzikida, J. Roth, K. Goldberg, V. Schmid. C. STUDENTS FOR ISRAEL - SECOND ROW: T. Reich, N. Noy, M. Kaufman, L. Telman, I. Hoffman. FIRST ROW: R. Reder, G. Zucker, B. Benjamin. D. SPANISH CLUB - THIRD ROW: C. Anderson, G. Gordon, A Vidal, R. Roth, S. Saltzberg, K. Brand, L. O'Brien, K. Snyder. SECOND ROW: L. Berg, R. Wong, E. Keenan, J. Herzog, S. Dick, R. Franklin, L. Weissman, I. Swiderski, Miss E. Espinosa. FIRST ROW: M. Solomon, C. De Jonge, J. Anderson, J. Tupek, D. Kinoshita, S. Sanz. E. Senior Grace Zucker introduces the Finkelstein Brothers at a concert held in November. F. As a member of the Computer Club, Sophomore Ben Stoltz works on many intriging mathematical problems. 79 ��11 • I~ • 1.4 e ;1 ti e 1· s Teaching students how to conduct gym classes is the main goal of the Senior P.E. Leaders Program. For the first year, leaders spend time improving their athletic skills, The second year, leaders are taught basic teaching skills. To be eligible for membership in N Club, boys must have earned a varsity letter in an athletic event. To raise money, N Club sponsored candy and key chain sales. They helped the Niles North Booster Club by promoting school spirit at athletic events. In February, they highlighted the year with a Donkey Basketball game. "The N Club was left in a bad financial position after last year. With the hard work of our new faculty sponsor, Mr. Christie and the sixty members 1975-1976 was the N Club' s most productive year." - David Puzes. A. Senior Paula Silverman helps a student on the uneven parallel bars. B. BOYS' LEADERS - FOURTH ROW: H. Greenberg, D. Gumbiner, J. Shafer, H. Lapping, B. Krasnow, THIRD ROW: W. Dusz, K. Metler, J. DeCorrevont, J. Fahey, N. Sachs. SECOND ROW: B. Pivar, D. Michaelson, P. Rusk, B. Andre. FIRST ROW: M. Africk, E. Poulakidas, J. Wolflick, M. Deutsch, M. Levy. C. GIRLS' LEADERS - THIRD ROW: J. Eckhardt, S. Blachman, S. Sielck, C. Wiora. SECOND ROW: L. Robinson, A. Carlson, D. Neumark, J. Eckhardt, A. O'Connell, K. Olsen, P. Lund, J. Rein, J. Eckhardt. FIRST ROW: G. Jacobson, P. Silverman, N. Harris, T. Carlson, J. Thiry, D. Szymski, M. Cotovsky, P. DeCarl, D. Fain, J. Lusk, S. Hankin, S. Smigla. D. N CLUB - FOURTH ROW: D. Weitzman, S. Matzkin, J. DeCorrevont, H. Lapping, R. Brunswick, W. Dusz, N. Sachs, R. Zigman, B. Pesko. THIRD ROW: D. Steelman, B. Ruby, J. Amesquita, A. Lieberman, T. Sarantos, J. Jedwabnik, T . Sarantos, L. Greenberger, D. Ley. SECOND ROW: R. Berman, J. Miller, H. Goldberg, W. Pritchett, R. Ledgerwood, M. Zimmer, S. Miller, K. Blakey, S. Zeitlin, P. Fischburg. FIRST ROW: K. Brand, M. Deutsch, D. Puzes, S. Merdinger, B. Pivar, B. Cook, Coach Christy, A. Herman, B. Silver. 81 ��A II 1• tt 1· i s Attempting to perfect and develop various dance steps is the main goal of the Auroris Dance Club. Having such diversified talent among group members enables participants to exchange dance techniques and steps previously learned. Members learn skills in ballet, tap, modern and jazz dance. Auroris members had the opportunity to attend the Jaffrey Ballet. They were also privileged to have a professional dancer and teacher, Margot Grimmer, perform and teach them a number of basic techniques at one of their meetings. Performing a spring dance show is the main concentration of the year for the Auroris Dance Club. Members are able to express themselves creatively by choreographing and performing in their own dances. "I feel that our show, "Auroris '76" was a real expression of our group's efforts and persistance to perfect our dancing. I loved performing and it was a great experience.:' - Debbie Wechter A. Junior Cheryl Johnson gracefully practices her routine. B. Senior Nancy Harris helps Cheryl Johnson with her dance. C. AURORIS - FOURTH ROW: L. Olsen, A. Ruffer, J. Rein, 5. Kehl, 5. Neihaus, Ms. N. White, D. Nakamura, 5. Ruffer, J. Lau. THIRD ROW: A. Morris, C. Brown, L. Gorov, M. Kravitz, 5. Feldman, 5. Rosenfeld, T. Black, R. Wong. SECOND ROW: 5. Copper, L. Zis, P. DeCarl, N. Harris, B. Finkel, E. Weissman, FIRST ROW: S. Blachman, 5. Hankin, L. Dribin, J. Jesser, D. Wechter, C. Johnson, P. Kadetz. D. Senior Paul Kadetz teaches members a new dance. E. Showing her talent by tap dancing is Senior Debbie Wechter. 83 �.. 84 �-~ 111 It Members of the Timer's Club volunteered many after school hours officiating at boys' and girls' interscholastic swim meets, girls' track meets, and boys' cross country meets. Before try outs, clinics were held to enable students to become aquainted with officiating techniques. The try outs were held in early fall for interested students. Timers also sponsored different activities throughout the year. Some of these included a candy sale and a co-ed night. " Being a member of Timers has helped me become more involved in school activities." - Alli son Zidek A. Sophomore Nancy Dechert prepares to post a record breaking time. B. Recording the results of the swim meet is Sophomore Julia Johnson. C. Timers devote their complete attention to the race to insure the preciseness of their measurements. D. A little water never hurt anyone, as the Timers soon learned at the race. E. Timers - SECOND ROW: D. Columbus, N. Dechert, B. Zimmerman, G. Stezskal, J. Rice, B. Milecki. FIRST ROW: D. Reddick, E. Wilfinger, J. Johnson, P. Mitchell, A. Koppel. F. The Timers anxiously await the finish of the race. G. Sophomores Jennifer Rice and Judy Larson double check the accuracy of their times. 85 �86 �\' i I~ et t es As in previous years the Vikettes did an excellent job of providing entertainment at home football and basketball games. Including more acrobatic stunts then has been done in the past, the Vikettes with four old members and fourteen new ones worked diligently on each routine. The music which the girls performed to was provided by the concert band under the direction of Dr. Lawrence Wathen. "The Vikettes this year were the finest group of girls. They practiced hard and as a result performed excellently. It's been a fun year for all of us and a wonderful experience." - Diane Neumark A. The Vikettes stand in line awaiting a cue to begin their routine. B. Concentrating to make their routine perfect are seniors Jody Rein and Audrey Albert. C. Captain Dianne Neumark and Co-captain Terri Krammer. D. Performing at the homecoming pep assembly is junior Sallye Reifman and sophomore Chris Swiderski. E. VIKETTES - THIRD ROW: J. Eckhardt, M. Maday, R. Kost, J. Lau, S. Reifman, K. Nakamura, R. Lopata. SECOND ROW: J. Rein, L. Schramm, A. Albert, C. Swiderski, R. Kalmes, R. Steinhandler. FIRST ROW: C. Winer, J. Nakamura, D. Neumark, T. Krammer, P. Gavino. F. Smiling as she performs is co-captain, senior Terri Krammer. G. Displaying her talent is junior Julie Makamura. 87 �j 88 �t~ 11 e e 1· I e ;1 ti e 1· s Striving to promote school spirit, varsity cheerleaders attended all varsity football and basketball games. Prevarsity cheerleaders supported teams at the sophomore level. After school, three days a week, the cheerleaders worked together perfecting their routines. The girls also spent thei;: time raising money with which they bought new uniforms for the varsity squad. The prevarsity squad also recieved uniforms. "We're with the team whether they win or lose. We tried to encourage students to come and support the teams." - Laurie Robinson, Donna Fraelick A. Sophomores Liz Fischburg and Sue Ruffer take a break from cheering in order to watch the game. B. Sophomores Jodi Schallman and Anne Maday display their enthusiasm prior to a home football game. C. PRE-VARSITY CHEERLEADER CAPTAIN - Linda Unterfenger. D. Senior Tina Kalodimos cheers for a Viking victory. E. VARSITY CHEERLEADER CO-CAPTAINS - Donna Fraelick, Laurie Robinson. F. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - TOP ROW: D. Fraelick. MIDDLE ROW: A. Ruffer, A. Maday, T. Kalodimos, J. Schallman, L. Robinson. BOTTOM ROW: R. Levine. G. Varsity cheerleaders prepare to perform a cheer. H. Finishing their cheer with a mount are sophomore Jill Mark, junior Linda Unterfenger, and sophomore Sue Ruffer. I. PRE-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Mark, L. Fischburg, S. Ruffer, C. Brown, D. Kalodimos. L. Unterfen2er. 89 �- -1 -- - •• ~~-· ~... A 90 J -------- " . �t~ 11 e e 1· I e ;1 ti e 1· s Early in October, twelve girls were chosen to be freshman cheerleaders. They enthusiastically cheered the freshman football and basketball teams towards victory. The girls were divided into two groups of six and alternated cheering for the A and B teams. This year the freshman squad also cheered at the homecoming pep assembly. " Cheerleading has been really great this year. It's been a new experience for me and I'll never forget the fun we had. All the girls have been great." - Jodie Perlow A. Freshman Bari Lehtman completes her cheer by doing the splits. B. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - TOP ROW: S. Cohen. SECOND ROW: J. Perlow, T. Goldberg. THIRD ROW: J. Balla, D. Kreisman. FOURTH ROW: B. Lehtman, J. Africk, W. Kantor, A. Helverson, L. Zis, S. Gumbiner, K. Foreman. C. Smiling as they cheer are freshmen Karen Foreman and Wendy Cantor. D. Freshmen cheerleaders complete their cheer. E. Varsity Cheerleaders begin "class fight". F. Pre-varsity cheerleaders end their cheer with a mount. G. Varsity captains Donna Fraelick and Laurie Robinson make announcements during the homecoming pep assembly. 91 ��n m rm m :a :II -I a z Celebration . . . the observance of a special occasion ... enjoyment of life. 93 �0 -+-' Q) •..-4 00 0 ...0 ���.. 11 ��I H �00 ~ s u s • """'4 0 Q) 0 ~ ··-., , • r • ., : "';.. . . ��UJ ~ .... ~ ....... ~ 00 ::s 0 ~ Q) ..., 0 ~ (./) ....... Q) u ~ 0 -- �•DELI �����������������r I t ~~ ·. I ' ' . { ����·rI I ��126 �n a ,-a m -I -I a z Competition . . . a contest between opponents ... a demonstration of individual skill. 127 �~ ~ "Our team's record shouldn't be used to judge the amount of work put in by the players and coaches. I'm proud to have played football here for four years and wish we could've been more successful." - Neill Sachs VARSITY FOOTBALL Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "I feel the team improved as the season progressed, because the coaches never let us down." Steven Merdinger ... 128 "This season we accomplished many things: maturity, di scipline and respect for each other and the coaches." - Ken Blakey ..ii 14 6 16 14 7 7 8 6 12 Deerfield Ridgewood Niles East Maine South Glenbrook North Maine West Niles West Glenbrook South Maine East 41 26 21 36 12 9 35 32 20 .f . �~------------------------.....-.~ , A. Coach Frank Houlihan listen s, after outlining a play, to junior Glen Norbe rg's comments. B. M utual support is evident as ~he N orthi football team watches and wai ts for the outcome of a close game. C. Senior Steve Merdinger leads the team out onto the field through the traditional Viking " V" for victory. D . Junior Ken Blakey rushes through the opposing team toward the endzone . E. Using their combined weight and strength, three Vikings stop their oppenent's progress. F. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW: D. Sloan (manager), J. Mueller, S. Tempkin, K. Blakey, J. Flemming, D. Hohs, J. Mi ller, E. Huska, E. Poulakadis, P. Levsky (manager). SECOND ROW: B. Pivar, A. Patis, J. Fahey, B. Andre, B. Ruby, F. Lorange r, R. Wuest, S. Miller, L. Teter, T. Sarantos, D. Ley. THIRD ROW: Coach D . Ciao, Coach R. O ' keefe, Coach B. Dodson, D. Michaelson, M. Moran, G. Norberg, J. Dietrich , J. Kovitz, N . Bernhardt, Coach J. Lorenz, Coach D. Huber, Coach F. Houlihan. BACK ROW: R. Davies, J. Shafer, B. Bendersky, J. Eckhardt, N. Sachs, B. Bronswick, S. Merdinger, T. Hansen, W . Dusz, R. Kerbis, L. Rhum. G. After receiving the ball, senior Brian Andre prepares to out-maneuver his opponent. H . Junior Glen Norberg head for the outside with the football to gai n yardage for the team. I. Moving in for the tackle are seniors Bill Dusz and Bob Bronswick . ~ __________ "'-.--._ .,.,, .. 129 �-... P" • "We are a hard hitting team and we will fight all the way win or lose." - David Doupe SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL "We have two of the best coaches in the league. We will keep on fighting to win until the very end." - Scott Sandler Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vkings Vikings Vikings Vikings "We have a good team this year but it was mistakes that hurt our game." - Rommy Gallegos ... "As in life, football is a game of hurt and pain. It's also a game of working together as a team." Ed McGrath 0 6 0 6 0 8 0 0 6 Deerfield Ridgewood Niles East Maine South Glenbrook North Maine West Niles West Glenbrook South Maine East 24 14 38 28 28 so 28 28 29 .. I I ·' 130 �l. A. Describing a play to three members of the ·~· ~ Northi team is Coach Jerry Smith. B. Struggling to free himself and carry the football even further is sophomore David Huska. C. Coaches McGrath and Smith anxiously survey the game from the sideline. D . Making a vicious tackle for the Vikings is sophomore Jeff Smith. E. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: D. Doupe, R. Gallegos, S. Pammers, J. Smith, E. Huck, J. Reddick, D. Lichterman, T. Raneses. SECOND ROW: M . Zimmer, G. Cocokios, A. Leibovitz, W. Miranda, N . Olken, B. Pierce, H . Nixon, S. Wagman. THIRD ROW: R. Brauchler, M . Kogan, S. Sandler, L. Sweetow, V. Noparstak, J. Reich, M . Powell, R. Murtaugh. BACK ROW: Coach McG ra th, S. Sidlow, M . Fain, L. Petrich, J . Selgrad, D. Huska, M . Merdinger, D. Ketterhagen, Coach Smith. F. Sophomore Howard Nixon swiftly gains additional yardage for Northi. G. Glancing for an open receiver is sophomore Mike Powell. ~ 131 �r ... ~ ... "This year's team is the most spirited and enthusiastic squad I have ever coached. They all think like winners, and that is the most important part of becoming a successful football player and having a successful team." - Coach Flanagan ·FRESHMAN FOOTBALL A. Vikings 0 Vikings 6 Vikings 0 Vikings 28 Vikings 0 Vikings 0 "Our team had great coaching and showed great potential for the future." ___..:._ Larry Glover ... ... 14 20 34 0 30 30 B. Vikings 42 Vikings 6 Vikings 6 Vikings 28 Vikings 20 Vikings 0 Vikings 0 "I think the freshman coaches have done a great job in coaching us to become a better football team." - Grant Michaelson Ridgewood Maine South Glenbrook North Niles West Glenbrook South Maine East Antiock Maine South Glenbrook North Niles West Niles East Glenbrook South Maine East 0 14 34 0 0 20 40 r 1" ... /{ t 132 �l 1 l A. Gaining extrd yardage for the Vikings is fres hman Mark Cooper. B. FRESHMAN A FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: T. Lober, C. Roberts, C. Payne, T. Laurie, D. Huttel, M. Greenfield. SECOND ROW: D. Kraus (manage r), D. Petrich, C. Newman, M. Cooper, B. Sullivan, S. Zimmer, D. Porter, L. Glover, R. Caras. BACK ROW: Coach Hren, J. Knepper, K. Borman , B. Hamilton, G. Novak, A. And re, B. Lewsade, D. Rein, Coach Mcintyre. C. Putting power behind the kick is freshman Shaun Lowe as he punts the football. D. FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Nusstein, D. Schmidt, R. Shimanovsky, P. Robinson , G. Michaelson , D. McDade, J. Vitale, R. Young. SECOND ROW: B. Zerfass, S. Rhum, S. Reddy, R. Medansky, N . DeGeorge, L. Slavin, R. Colombik, D. Jacobs, T. Schmidt, K. Dall. BACK ROW: Coach Collins, D. Richmond, ). Palmer, M. Echales, M. Finkelstein, T. Drohan, J. Schloss, W. Doody, P. Kirchens, Coach Hanagan. El. The Vikings huddle to decide their strategy E2. set up the play ... E3. execute it with full force E4. and complete it to Northi's advantage. F. Rushing past h is opponents is freshman Grant Michaelson. G. North's Roger Colombik throws a long, hard pass to aid the Viking offense. H. Freshman Ty Laurie intercepts the opposing team's pass. 133 �., r "Pride and determination are two reasons why we had a successful season." - Jim Peterson VARSITY SOCCER Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "Soccer is the coming sport at Niles North." - Mark Lamet "The Soccer Teams played as teams. That's why we did so well this year." - Craig Elam "This year's success was due to a combination· of skill, traning, practice, and spirit. I feel that in years to come these things will help North become number one." - Jim Kleeburg 134 ... 3 2 4 5 3 4 5 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 Deerfield Maine North Waukegan East Waukegan West Forest View Maine South Glenbrook South Highland Park Glenbrook North Maine East Hersey Maine West Niles East Niles West Loyola New Trier East 3 0 5 2 1 3 2 3 3 3 2 3 1 r' 0 1 3 ..... �L . .... A. Kicking the ball away only a split second before his opponent reaches him is senior Harry Israel. B. Suspended in the air, senior David Lavitt still manages to outmaneuver an opposing player. C. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM - FRONT ROW: S. Green, J. Klee burg, J. Peterson, C. Elam, H. Israel, S. Uslander. SECOND ROW: A. Mantelman, G. Shirman, S. Wallach, B. Keeshin, M. Lamet, S. Saltzberg, D. Blachman, D . Fisher. THIRD ROW: B. Lipshultz, D. Pogrund, B. Sher, S. Katz, D . Neumark, K. Brand . BACK ROW: Coach Weber, A. Lieberman, D. Weitzman, E. Pollitze, D . Lavitt, M . Solomon, D. Harris, H. Lapping, S. Saltzman, B. Gold, S. Brody, Coach Kmet. D . Senior Jim Peterson finds it necessary to use his head to prevent Northi from losing the ball. E. Straining to maintain both the ball and his balance is junior Stuart Saltzerg. F. Senior Kevin Brand readily moves the ball toward North's goal. G . Determined to outrun his opponent and capture control of the ball is senior David Harris. 135 �~ ~ "The Sophomore Soccer Team has improved since last year and will continue to improve in the future." - Don Brand "The key to having a successful season is the spirit of the team and coaching staff. This year the Sophomore Soccer Team exhibited these qualities." - Jerry Sampson "The teamwork this year was excellent. Everyone played as a team, rather than as individuals as our season's record shows." - Victor Viner 136 SOPHOMORE SOCCER Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 0 1 4 4 2 1 1 3 2 4 Maine West Niles East Maine West Highland Park Glenbrook South Glenbrook North Maine East Waukegan East Maine North Deerfield 1 3 0 3 1 1 1 0 2 1 �r' "Ill FRESHMAN A SOCCER Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 2 2 1 1 0 3 1 1 1 Niles East Maine North Maine East Maine West Glenbrook North Glenbrook South Maine South Niles West Maine South "We had a successful first season because of the great team spirit and coaching. I'm looking forward to next year and years to come." - Rich Laken 1 0 2 1 6 3 2 2 4 " It was a fun season and a rough one. Hopefully, with more experience in the future, we will have more successful seasons." - Jeff Kaplan FRESHMAN B SOCCER .. Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 New Trier West Niles East Glenbrook North Maine North Forest View Niles West Loyola Maine North 1 1 4 0 0 3 0 1 "The three weeks of conditioning really helped the team's developement. We were able to play quite well together as a team." - Mitchell Speck .... ... ..,j A. SOPHOMORE SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW: C. Hurly, B. Cohn , J. Sampson, M . Hei mann. SECOND ROW: M. Lazarus, R. Jaffe, J. Milla. THIRD ROW: D. Saltzman, R. Goldstein , B. Dachman, J. Koff, Coach Hodnik. FOURTH ROW: Coach Jaster, M . Goldsmith, P. Kaufman, C. Boxenbaum, S. Kolb, V. Viner, F. Es teve.z, S. M orse. BACK ROW: A. Levi n, R. Har ris, H . Katz, D. Brand, S. Gro ner, D . Raphael, H . Torossian. B. Diving to save the ball for Northi is sophomore Jerry Sampson. C. Sophomore goalie Francisco Estevez stri ves to reac h the soccer ball. D . Running down -field is sophomore Chuck Boxenbaum. E. FRESHMAN A SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW: M . Polinsky, S. Glazer, R. Levin. MIDDLE ROW: S. Laner, K. Levey, J. Kaplan, D. Scheck, B. Lenhardt. BACK ROW: D . Loveless. S. Dayer, Co,ich Hasagen, D. Hart, R. Lakin, A. Rose. F. FRESHMAN B SOCCER TEAM FRONT ROW: C. Gutman, M. Fein, P. Dachman, R. Weber MIDDLE ROW: M . Gruenberg, M . Goldin, R. Hutchings, J. Siegel, J. Miranda, BACK ROW: B. Stone, A. Carlins, Mgr. H. France, Coach Staerk, E. Hollander, D. Scheibal, H. Thummel. 13 7 �~ ~ r "Our team is small, but we are slowly starting to build a strong team. I think in a few years our Cross-Country team will finally be considered tough competition." - Al Berkowsky f--4 .z ::> 0 u I en en 0 ~ u 138 ~ ... ... CROSS-COUNTRY Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "As in the past our school has been very weak in Cross-Country. The main reason our school is like this is because we have few participants. I think in order to have a good team you have to have participants. I hope in a few years our school builds in the sport of cross-country." Bill Pritchett .... so 32 so so 48 so 38 42 Deerfield Niles East Glenbrook South Maine East Maine South Maine West Glenbrook North Niles West 15 17 15 15 15 15 18 17 �~ ~AJM ~. . .. "II A. Sophomore Richard Meyer concentrates on using extra long strides during a segment of a difficult race. B. VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM - S. Babendir, W. Pritchett, L. Pasko, M . Weinstein, H. Goldman, A. Berkowsky, Coach Don Waddell. C. At th e beginning of a race it is appare nt that many Northi Harriers are off to an excellent s tart. D. Sophomore Howard Go ldman demonst rates his end urance ability while keeping up a steady pace. CROSS-COUNTRY E. SOPHOMORE TEAM - FRONT ROW: M. Perlmutter, G. Reichhardt, S. Lichterman, R. Meyer. BACK ROW: A. Slagel!, ] . Flemming, S. Sarrafia n, Coach Don Waddell. F. Members of the Niles North team rest for a moment after an exhausting meet. G. Coach Waddell advices a team member before the competition . H. Breaking away from the monotony of the tra ck is senior Leon Pasko as he runs throug h the Skokie area. .... 139 �~ ~ ... "Basketball is a team sport. In order to win , there mus t be cooperation between all members of the tea m . Team spiri t, speed, skill, and determina tion are also important in looking foward to a s uccessful season ." - John Eckhardt VARSIT Y BASKETBALL Viki ngs Vikings Viki ngs Vikings Vikings Vikings Viki ngs Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "Wi th more experience this year, and lots of team spirit, we were able to have a pretty good season." - Brian Andre "We had a successful season because of the a moun t of effort put fort h ." - Stuart Saltzberg ... 140 ~ ,,. ... 54 59 66 62 65 45 63 46 so 68 54 73 63 60 39 Evanston Fenton Glenbrook North Maine East Maine North Maine West Niles East Niles West Prosser Rolling Meadows Schurz Steinmetz Taft Walthen Lutheran Wa ukegan Eas t 65 65 90 76 76 6~ 57 72 57 58 58 55 48 70 46 _..,j , �----;~ - ~ A. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Coach D. Ciao, S. Saltzberg, J . Amesquita, J. Mueller , M . Edwards, P. Humann, S. M erdinge r, R. Slovcik, B. Dusz, B. Bronswick, H . Lappi ng, G. Steinberg, J . Ec khardt, A. Lie berm an , B. Andre, H . Greenberg, B. Foreman, Coach P. Christie. B. Keepin g an eye on his opponent, Senior Bill Dusz dribbles down the co urt. C. Junior Howard Lapping outreaches the Evanston ce nt er at the start of the quarter. D . Senior Bob Bronswick wa tches as teammate Steve Me rdin ger a ttempts to gain possession of the ball for the Vikings. E. Good for m is shown by Senior Bob Bronswick at the free-throw line. F. Junior Stuart Saltzberg begins a Viking drive towards the basket. G . Junior Al Lieberman attempts to outm a neuver his Maine W est aversary. H . Vikings listen intently as Coach Dominick Ciao outlines p lays for the game. 141 �,,. "'Ill "The difference between a good ballclub and an excellent ballclub is hustle and discipline. I feel we exhibited both of these qualities." - Mort Rubin SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "Optimism, determination, and aggression are the three key factors in any successful season." - Stan Silver "We had a good basketball team this year. We made up for our lack of height with aggressiveness and hustle. We had a good coach who taught us the fundamentals." --: Phillip Donenberg .... 142 ...ii II.. 42 34 49 48 45 46 42 52 66 47 Antioch Evanston Glenbrook North Maine East Maine West Niles East Niles West Taft Waukegan East Zion-Benton 66 46 52 47 37 49 45 41 38 66 �I A. Victor Viner shows good form in this free throw attempt. B. Vikings, Louis Petrich, John Rosin, and, John Gardner guard against their Maine East opponent. C. John Gardner shoots for a basket. D. All eyes are on the ball as th e players wait for the rebound. E. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Bemoras, B. Bemoras, M. Rubin , N. Salzman, L. Petrich, M . Levi, V. Viner, P. Donenberg. BACK ROW: B. Olsen, manager, B. Perlow, J. Fleming, S. Goldstein, J. Gardner, S. Silver, S. Cohn, D. Heuck, J . Rosin , P. Levsky, manager, 13. Gassel,manager, Coach Florence. F. Morton Rubin attempts a lay-up shot. G . Steven Cohn jumps to shoot over his opponent's heads. H. Louis Petrich stretches to gain possession of the ball for the Vikings as the game begins . ... 143 �,.. "II FRESHMAN A BASKETBALL "The reason for our successful season is due to great coaching and the determination of the whole team." - Rich Lakin Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "Even though we lacked in height this year, we made up for it with speed and h ustle. We're looking forward to more successful seasons in the next three years." - David Weinstein 52 64 43 67 45 68 39 FRESHMAN B BASKETBALL "With lots of good coaching, team spirit, and cooperation we were able to have a successful season." - Bruce Hamilton Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings .... 65 69 69 35 .Ill ,1 144 �A. FRESHMAN A BASKETBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW: S. Zimmer, B. Lenhardt, D. Rein, D . Petrich, B. Edwards, R. Lakin . BACK ROW: M. Gruenberg, C. Payne, B. Zerfass, K. Schelling, D. G rosky, J. Parker, S. Hunt, Coach Smith. B. Grea t determination is evident on the face of David Grosky as he shoots for a basket. C. Coach Ernest Smith outlines team strategy to members of the Freshman A Team. D . Scott Zimmer's feet leave the ground as he attempts to score for the Vikings. E. FRESHMAN B BASKETBALL TEAM -FRONT ROW: H . Binder, J. N ordberg, B. Hamilton, R. Voedisch , D . Porter, M . Cooper. BACK ROW: S. Rosenberg, C. Roberts, T . Custer, M . Speck, D. Weinstein, S. Reddy, D. Scheck, Coach Mcintyre. F. Robert Lenhardt shoots for a basket despite his opponent's attempts to stop him. G. Richard Lakin jumps up to block a pass to defend the Viking basket. H . Vikings on the bench show support for fellow team members. 145 �"Gymnastics has taught me the real value of self confidence." Jay Wolflick "Through gymnastics I realized that if a person wants something badly enough that they can get it." - Wayne Hershenhouse "I find that the part of my body that gymnastics has helped to develop the very most is my mind." - David Sigmond VARSITY GYMNASTICS N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. 131.87 136.89 125.49 128.34 131.55 117.98 119.64 119.64 Niles East Evanston Maine West Elk Grove Glenbrook North Highland Park Mundelein Conant 108.68 81.37 64.46 135.16 103.36 52.87 107.55 93.88 "It takes a combined effort to become champions and we have the potential." - Randy Berman -- t '\ I ""''" " VIKING ,'TATE GYMN.Sll 146 r 0 �l \ l A. Achieving great height during the tramp warm up is senior Dan Sciortino. B. Caught in mid-air, junior Paul Fischburg has excellent form on the high bar. C. Working parallel bars during the Viki ng Invitational is senior Wayne Hershen house. D. Junior Ross Berman performs a flawless back lever on the still rings. E. VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM M . Adelson, W . Hershenhouse, S. Kaplan, S. Weingart, A. Miller, D . Helverson, P. Fischburg, R. Berman, B. Cook, R. Berman, D . Sciortino, J. Dexter, D . Sigmond, W . Weiss, J. Wolflick, S. Salzman, P. McDade, S. Zeal, M . Newburger, J. Suzikida, B. Silver. Center: Coach 1. Cress. F. Concentrating on having good form is senior Duane Kinoshita. G. Holding an " L" on the parallel bars is junior Barry Cook. H . Executing a difficult maneuver on the horse is senior John Suzikida. I. Styling in before starting his trampoline routine is senior Randy Berman. 147 �,, "I ,, "Dedication is the key to being a great gymnast. It isn't ability alone." - Dan Schachtman "Hard work, dedication and team work added together comes out to a win." - Mark Zimmer SOPHOMORE GYMNASTICS N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. "We are a team that does things together both during practice and in meets. That's what gives us the potential to be a great team." - Frank Mach "The entire gymnastics team is responsible for each and every win." - Kerry Saltzman .... 148 ... ... 81.84 76.84 67.00 66.85 68.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 Niles East Evanston Maine West Maine West Glenbrook North Elk Grove Mundelein Highland Park 90.20 77.02 45.00 47.54 52.00 61.00 22.00 47.00 �r "The Niles North gymnastics team has built up a reputation of high quality which we're trying to preserve." - Ross Deutsch FRESHMAN GYMNASTICS N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N.N. N .N . N.N. .... l ( 44.79 48.00 45.00 45.00 48.88 57.14 53.16 Glenbrook North Maine West Mundelein Conant Highland Park Maine East Evanston "Gymnastics takes both concentration and hard work. It takes a lot of team participation because it isn't a one man sport." - Sonny Bauman 39.41 35.00 22.00 19.00 43.70 44.42 37.02 "As gymnasts we put in a lot of our time but when we're competing in a meet all the hard work pays off." - Rob Kormas .... A. SOPHOMORE GYMNASTICS TEAM - FRONT ROW: B. Goldberg, B. Gould, D. Baran, J. English. SECOND ROW: R. Cepeda, D. Schachtman, E. Pardo. THIRD ROW: M. Weis burg, M. Brottman, L. Kaplan, M. Ross, M. Zimmer, Coach J. Lorenz. BACK ROW: K. Saltzman, J. Kinoshita, F. Mack. B. Coach John Cress looks on as sophomor" Frank Mack performs a handstand on the parallel bars. C. Utilizing his strength, sophomore Larry Kaplan holds a perfect handstand. D . Sophomore Jim Kinoshita performs a difficult trick on the still rings. E. FRESHMAN GYMNASTICS TEAM - FRONT ROW: K. Shapiro, S. Krasnow, R. Heiman, R. Korman, M. Hartman. SECOND ROW: C. Ryan, H . Thummel, G. Michaelson, D. Ganansky, B. Elster, M. Kalinsky, G. Stream. BACK ROW: Coach F. Houlihan, M. Galuski, S. Bauman, R. Deutsch, S. Wolfe, R. Colombik, M. Ruchim. F. Executing a back lever on the still rings is freshman Stuart Bauman. G. Freshman Todd Peck awaits the judge's signal to begin his free routine. 149 �,. ., ., ,. VARSITY WRESTLING "Wrestling is a terrific opportunity to increase not only your wrestling ability but also your overall athletic ability." - Ron Friedman Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "Wrestling at North is on the rise and next year we'll be top contenders." - Alan Berkowsky 'This is the year that we start things off for wrestling at Niles North." - Bob Levy 150 13 6 Dakota Luther North Maine North Maine West Maine East Evanston Holy Trinity Lake Zurich Waukegan East Glcnbrook North 17 17 33 45 46 35 21 24 35 .'4 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING 'This year there has been an increase in the wrestlers' dedication." - Jeff Miller "' 39 37 24 13 14 27 43 37 .. ... Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 6 28 33 3 Maine West Maine East Waukegan East Glenbrook Nor~h 60 41 31 62 ..,oj �t A. Junior Christopher Herz gains total control of his adversary. B. VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: R. Friedman, R. Goldfein, A. Herman, B. Levy, S. Terry, R. Weiss. BACK ROW: S. Skolnik, G. Orlovsky, W. Pierce, A. Berkowsky, J. Miller, M. Miller, R. Kerbis, Coach Browning. C. Eying his opponent, junior Ron Legereit concentrates on his next move. D. At the start of the match, senior Mark Heller appears to have the advantage. E. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM - FRONT ROW: A. Berkowsky, R. Legereit. BACK ROW: M . Heller, T. Guenther, C. Herz. F. Varsity team member, Allen Herman, is declared victorious by the referee. G. Junior Ron Kerbis circles his rival while determing a take down maneuver. H . During his match, junior Bob Levy gains two points in his favor. 151 �,.. ... "Wrestling is a great sport, because it not only puts you in peak physical condition, but it helps to develope confidence in yourself and also develops self discipline." - Steve Sigmond SOPHOMORE WRESTLING "Wrestling is a sport in which the team must have lots of confidence in their moves and in themselves." - Steve Brody Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings "Although strength and stamina are extremely important in wrestling, a wrestler can not expect to win with out the desire to win." - Lester Sweetow ... 152 ..ii .. 17 4 10 37 19 54 Maine East Glen brook Waukegan East Lake Zurich Evanston Holy Trinity 41 69 47 27 38 12 ...... �r" r" ~ "Our team shows great hustle and shows great potential for the future." - Rob Nelson "Our team shows great determination and promises great resuits for the dual meets and conference meets." -Mike Kalodimos FRESHMAN WRESTLING V ikings Vikings Vik ings Vi k ings 32 25 52 so M aine East Glenbrook North Waukegan East Evanston 36 35 17 23 "I think with the great coaching and desire to win by the freshmen team, that it will pay off in the future." - Ron Carer I I ... . . "This years team was very talented and shows lots of talent for the future." - Marc Miller ... .... A. Entering the cen ter of the mat is sophomore wrestler Ma rk Stern. B. SOPHO M ORE WR ESTLING T EAM - FRONT ROW: B. Pom per, L. Perlin. M. Stern, G. U mansky, A. W asserman . BACK ROW: S. Sigmo n d, B. Pierce, S. Brody, B. O lker, L. Sweate rs, D . Ruby, Coach D . Hu ber. C. Sophomore Larr y Perlin struggles to pi n his op ponent d u ri ng a match . D . FRESHM AN W RESTLING TEA M FRONT ROW: G. Simon , Benowitz, B. W agner, B. Nelson, D. Plotkin, B. Stinden berg. SECOND ROW: R. Caras, T. Carlson, D. Rich m ond, K. Dall, A. Rose, P. Bruckman , S. Isaacson. BACK ROW: M . Kalodi mos, R. Ryzs tog i,J . Piehler, T . Croman, G . Nowak, S. Lowe, M . Miller, M. Echales, Coach Flanaga n. E. At tempting to take down h is adversary is fres hman David Plotki n . 153 �VARSITY SWIMMING \'ik Vik Vik \'ik \'ik 154 ng~ ng~ ng~ ng~ ng~ 87 91 102 76 98 Notre Dame Forestview Waukegan West Glenbrook North Highland Park 84 78 69 98 72 �FRESHMAN SWIMMING Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 87 95 95 65 41 Notre Dame Forestview Waukegan West Glenbrook North Highland Park 80 93 63 98 101 I ......._________________, ~~ ----~ F. ''.·.~ -- A. Senior Mike Deutsch flashes the lap number to a Viking swi mmer. B. VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM - FRONT ROW: P. Petrovic, T. Scanlon, C. Molitor, S. Suekov, C. Webber. SECOND ROW: J. Walk, B. Pivar, M . Deutsch, S. Zeitlin, P. Rusk, K. Harri s, S. M agnas. BACK ROW: D . Colu rnbus(rnana ge r}, C. Carlson(rnanager}, R. Carlson, D. Grossman, L Greenberger, B. Stoltz, B. Carlson, S. Dworski, J. Hollander. C. Competing in the breast stroke is senior Steve Dworsk i. D . Straining to better his time during the butterfly race is junior Chuck Webber. E. FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM FRONT ROW: P. Petrovic, B. Welborn, J. Fishman. SECOND ROW: T . Schmidt, J. Miranda. BACK ROW: Coach J. Conrad, C. Dunsky, R. Levin, H . Mo,es. F. Enco uraging a Northi swimmer to keep o n going is sophomore Greg Fleisher. G. Freshman Torn Edwards swims in the free style competition for Niles North . 155 �~ ~ "In baseball, there is a lot of excitement and challenge in trying to beat your opponent's skill." - Bill Dusz "I like baseball. With a good team, the spirit of winning is shared along with the spirit of defeat." - Burt Groner "With the use of all the experience we have gained over four years, we can expect a good season." - Howard Gamer "We look forward to an eventful season." - Larry Friedman .... 156 .... �"This year, we look for big things. We play as a team, not as individuals." - Larry Rhum "Baseball is a game that requires the skill, patience, cooperation, support, and effort of the whole team." - Rick Davies "We have a good team this year. The team spirit is evident in the way we play ball together. We expect to win many ballgames." - Glen Norberg " We have the will to win this season." - Larry Teter A. Practicing his pitching is senio r Stuart Epstein. B. 1974-1975 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Jewabnik, B. Groner, A. Antoni, G. Pollack, R.D. Stein, D . Ga uer, R. Lieberman. SECOND ROW: R. Galuski, L. Friedman, N . Bernhardt, K. Kemp, M . Hohs, K. Ledvora, M. Africk, E. Poulakudus, K. Blakey, J. Sullivan, A. Lieberman . THIRD ROW: Coach L. Ackman, D. Bemoras, R. Selgrad, W. Dusz, B. Pesko, J. D'Antonio, S. Bartlett, R. Furmanski, M. Lewis, Coach D. Kmet. BACK ROW: A. Stein, M. Brown, H . Gamer, R. Shane, A. Minsky, S. Epstein , J. Green. C. The umpire wa tches the pitch over one of Northi's varsity catchers. D. 1974-1975 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW: S. Pawlow, A. Bromberg, M . Waldorf, F. Ferrarese, S. Gero!, H. Greenberg. SECOND ROW: L. Teter, J. Mueller, R. Meyer, Coach Klein, J. Felming, B. Nordberg, S. Edelmuth, N . Cain. BACK ROW: J. Kaufman, M. Wolf, B. Bendersky, M. Edwards, L. Rhum, R. Davies, M. Vitale. 157 �"We're working on gaining experience in hitting, pitching, and in team work this year and are looking forward to a good season." - John Rosin "Baseball is the kind of sport that requires skill and discipline." - Mark Zimmer "Last year we had a successful season. The team worked well together and showed the true Viking Spirit. We hope to win conference this Spring with the gain of more skill and experience." Lou Petrich 158 1 �"A lot of speed, timing, and coordination are necessary in a good tennis player. I think these qualities are shown by all members of the team. It is these qualities that make us winners." - Mort Rubin "Tennis is a game that requires skill and determination by everyone involved in the game. It also requires staying power and the will to win. We've got a good team this year and the prospects are bright for a very rewarding season for Northi Tennis." - Mitch Lakin 1975 TENNIS TEAM Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings Vikings 3 3 3 0 2 1 0 5 1 0 O 2 Niles West Glcnbrook South Maine Ea ~t 2 Nile~ Ed~t 5 3 4 5 0 Highl,rnd Park Deerfield M.iine South Maine We~t Glenbrook North New Trier West Evanston Barrington 2 2 4 5 5 ::!. A. 19'74-1975 FRESHMAN A BASEBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW: A. Madenberg, J. Sullivan, M . Zimmer, J. Smith, G. Fisher. SECOND ROW: J. Bemoras, B. Perlow, Coach Wolf, P. Levsky, E. Huck, B. Bemoras. BACK ROW: P. Silverman, H. Katz, K. Klein, J. Rosin, L. Petrich, D. Kiesler. B. Jeffrey Smith practices his pitching in preparation for the baseball season. C. 1974-1975 FRESHMAN B BASEBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW: B. Brodsky, M. Lazarus, D. Saltzman, Coach Lorenz, R. Hasris, I. Derdinger. J. Groszek. BACK ROW: A. Levine, J. Reynolds, N . Salzman, J. Johnson, J . Pike, S. Cohn, J. Swanson, J. Krech, L. Grossman. D. FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM - J. Miller, H. Nixon, Coach Balciulis, R. Tucker, J. Koff, R. Jaffe. E. VARSTIY TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: D. Charman, A. Samsky, S. Matzkin, M. Stern, M. Rubin. BACK ROW: Coach P. Grant, C. Goldberg, S. Saltzberg, M. Laken, S. Shyman. 159 �"I've always enjoyed the sport of track and hope to continue in it. Our team is very strong and we hope to take first place in conference." - Francisco Estevez "I hope the track team is as good in years to come as it is now." Ty Laurie "Track gives me a great Opportunity to express myself and is challenging to my athletic as well as my mental ability." Robert Harrsch 160 �A. TRACK AND FIELD TEAM - FRONT ROW: M. Kitzes, J. Schloss, S. Thomas, P. Neuhaus, A. Slagel, E. Pollitzer, S. Weitzman, J. Endrulat, D. Brauchler. SECOND ROW: H. Goldman, A. Colantonio, H. Nathanson, G. Levine, M. Perelmutter, j. Avenaim, S. Paneral, D. Steelman, A. Miller, Coach Hodnik, T. Gano. THIRD ROW: Coach Barstow, Coach McCarrell, M . Hendricks, L. Zidron, D. Brand, D. Freedman, R. Zimmerman, M . Kogan, B. Hershenhouse, G. Suzikida, M . Ogawa, D . Krasnow, S. Sarrafian, Coach Conway. BACK ROW: H. Torissian, J. Selgrad, A. Mallin, R. Harrsch, F. Estevez, M . Goldsmith, J. Mila, S. Kolb, K. Brand, V. Noparstak, R. Steffens, M. Powell. B. Straining to get over the high bar is junior Ernie Politzer. C. Receiving the lane positions are junior Mike Hendricks and sophomore Don Brand. D. Concentrating on his impending jump is senior Mike Ogawa. E. Junior Mark Goldsmith makes his approach to the high jump. F. Sophomore Peter Neuhaus finishes the last leg of the relay race. G. Attempting to clear the high bar is freshman H asmir Torossian. 161 �... VARSITY GOLF Vikings 169 Glenbrook South 159 Vikings 203 Deerfield 264 Vikings 160 Niles East 180 Vikings 164 Niles West 156 Vikings 160 Maine West 164 Vikings 167 Maine South 163 168 Glenbrook North 181 Vikings 1 J 162 �t FROSH-SOPH GOLF Vikings 244 Deerfield 217 Vikings 181 Niles East 216 Vikings 205 Maine South 186 Vikings 199 Glenbrook North 181 Vikings 191 Maine West 173 Vikings 195 Niles West 184 Vikings 188 Glenbrook South 160 Viki ngs 104 Maine East 102 ... A. VARSITY GOLF TEAM - FRONT ROW: H . Gamer, R. Steffen s, B. Schy, J. Pinkus. BACK ROW: Coach J. Rusk, R. Berke, B. Siewert, W. Herz, ]. Baumgartner, L. Greenberger, S. Lustig. B. Coach Joe Rusk advises junior Richard Berke on his golfing technique. C. Taking aim before he putts is junior Steven Lustig. D . Senior Brian Siewert executes a full swing during a team practice. E. Following through on an extremely good shot is senior W illiam Herz. F. FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW: A. Leaf, B. Kleaman, L. Perlin, M .Game, R. Samson , M . Pomper. BACK ROW: K. Mine, H . Seymour, S. Mag nus, Coach F. Cardulla, L. Grossman, W . Rubinstein, G. Fisher. G. Co ncentrating on his form is sophomore Larry Perlin. 163 �Li r '"' r "This year's tennis team didn't have the best record, but there is much potential for the future." - Marla Cotovsky GIRLS' TENNIS Vikings -2 Niles East 5 Vikings 0 Glenbrook South 7 'The girl's tennis team this year is young but has a lot of ability." - Debby Saffer Vikings 2 Maine West 5 Vikings 0 Niles West .. 7 "A team's record doesn't always tell the whole story. We have a great coach, skills, and spirit." - Laurie Fieldman "Even though our team did not have a great season, we are a very strong team." - Dori Ripes .... 0 164 Vikings O Glenbrook North 6 Vikings 1 Maine South Vikings 6 0 Maine East 5 Vikings 4 .. West Leyden Vikings 2 ~ 6 Maine North 3 .... �A. Practicing before an important match is senior Debbie Saffer. B. Soph Sandy Langer completes a serve. C. Using both the forehand and backhand technique is junior Ellyn Deutsch. D . Sophomore Dori Ripes concentrates while preparing to retur-n the ball. E. TENNIS TEAM - FRONT ROW: S. Cohen, M . Cohen, A. Zarlin, 0 . Ripes, L. Rickspoone, D. Pogrund, L. Weber. SECOND ROW: J. Vaughn, N . Dietch, L. Isco, D. Saffer, L. Fieldman, J. Loeser, L. Holleb, D. Randall, M . Cotovsky. BACK ROW: E. Deutsch, E. Kleinfield, L. Sherman, A. Reizner, D. Kaplan, S. Langer, L. Shinitzky, Coach Mary Alfus. F. SWIM TEAM - FRONT ROW: A. Jankofsky, J. Kay, J . Eckhardt, V. Gordon, D. Reuter, J. Hohs, L. Lazarus, P. Hohs, D. Mack, T. Skoczek. SECOND ROW: H . Benndoerfer, P. Norberg, J. Lavin, J. Penn, R. Lebovitz, S. Babetch, E. Levy, D. Greenberger, M . Vale, C. Anderson. BACK ROW: L. Johnson, J. Johnson, M . Ucello, D. Nakamura, B. Zimmerman, L. Feldshriber, D. Columbus, L. Olsen, V. Schmidt. G. Helping to keep the team'.s records straight is freshman Debbie Mack. H. Junior Janis Kay stretches to reach the wall during the 100 yard butterfly. 165 �~ .. "I .. "' VARSITY GYMNASTICS "Gymnastics is a sport that takes a great deal of time and energy but gives us all a great amount of satisfaction when we succeed." -Patti Lund N.N. 84.40 Maine East N.N. 74.20 Maine West N .1\1. 83.20 Glenbrook North N.N. 85.35 Niles East NN. 74.20 Maine South "There's no greater feeling for a gymnast than to achieve her goal; especially when her struggle includes blood, sweat and tears." - Leslie Goldstein 166 .. ' JUNIOR VARSITY GYMNASTICS "Having a good gymnastics team needs more than just plain talent, it needs a lot of enthusiasm." - Mary P..augstad ... 96.35 71.35 86.35 66.15 65.75 ... ... N.N. N.N. N.N. N .N. N.N. 31.55 31.30 39.40 33.95 32.65 Maine East Maine West Glenbrook North Niles East Maine South 40.05 32.45 45.20 32.60 27.95 t ....ii �A. Rosinning up before starting an event is sophomore Linda Kramer. B. Sophomore Vicki Matzkin concentrates at the beginning of her un even bars routine. C. Practicing her floor exercise routine is freshman Jan Alpert. D. Ju n io r all around, Mary Raugstad, gracefull y works the balance beam. E. Freshman Michelle Raugstad distributes programs to the spectators during a home gymnastics meet. F. VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM FRONT ROW: A. Stern, L. Goldstein, L. Wong, V. Matzkin . BACK ROW: L. Kramer, M . Raugstad, S. Sielck, L. Lyons, P. Lund. G. Senior Leslie Goldstein pauses lightly during the floor competition. H . JUNIOR VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM - P. Pappanduros, N . Gauer, J. Alpert, M. R.iugstaJ, S. Liss, G. Salk, S. Serota, L. Kernes. I. Sophomore Lisa Won g retains herbalance throughout her beam rout ine. 167 �"In volleyball this year I felt that our team was made up of fantastic talent and skill. We not only showed it but felt it. Our coach told us to hustle and we did." Karen Olsen "Not only did we have great spirit, great talent, and a fantastic coach, we had a lot of fun." Jeri Vaughn "Volleyball is not only a great sport, but you also get to meet new people while you are learning the great sport of volleyball." - Judi Glover VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Vikings Viking' Viking,. Viking, Viking> Viking:Viking' Viking' Viking' 2 2 2 2 2 2 o 1 2 Highl,md Park Glcnbrook North Glenbrook South Nile> We,t Niles Ea>t Maine Ea,;t M.1ine South M,1ine We>t Del'rfielJ 0 O O O 1 2 2 0 J 168 �A. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM FRONT ROW : E. Scanlon , E. Deutsch, M . Cotovsky, B. Gorell, D . Szymsky, J. Th iry. BACK ROW: P. Ho hs, K. Olsen, J. Eckhardt, D . Ladd, Coach Robbin s. B. FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW: C. Brown, S. Garner, J. Johnson, C. Mc Dade. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Alfus, Coach Robins, B. Milecki, D . Baggio, J. Hoh, E. Fletcher. BACK ROW: M . Gabriel. C. J .V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: C. Wallach , L. Moy, J. Meek, J. T obias, A. Reimer, D. Kaplan, J. Glover, J. Vaughn, L. Feildman. BACK ROW: Coach Robbins, Mg r. F. Milecki, Coach Alfus. D . Waiting for the Junior Varsity Game to start are members of the Fresh men and Varsity Volleyball T eams. E. Attempting to spi ke the ball is senior Marlo Cotovsky. F. Getting ready to serve the ball is Sophomore Judy Glover. G. Finishing the paper work for the game are Coach Robbins, Senior Elieen Scanlon and Junior Jan ice M eek. H . Sophomore Laurie Feildman dives to save the ball. I. Freshman Cindy McDade bumps the ball. J. Senior Karen Olsen saves the ball. K. Contacting the ball with a bump is Sophomore Cindy Wallach. 169 �" It is going to be a new start for us this year because we have two hard driving coaches and very enthusiastic girls. Whether we have a great record or not we have something to be proud of." - Calla Urbanski "With the ability of the Basketball team and coaches, this year we should have a fantastic season." - Suzi Tester " Working hard at achieving a winning season, the basketball team might get the respect it deserves." - MiMi Woloshin ~ 170 ~ �A. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: C. Urbanski, D. Baggio, M . Cohen, B. Olsen, S. Tester, J. Eckhardt, K. Olsen, J. Vaughn, L. Fieldman, L. George. BACK ROW: C. Oleson, M. Wolos hin, A. Swiderski, T. Goldberg, G. Gustafson, G. Bronswirk, D . Szymski, E. Deutsch, A. Reizner, E. Novak, C. Anderson, D. Copeland, R. Barnes, E. Scanlon, C. Taber. B. Junior Ellyn Deutsch rebounds the basketball during the ga me play. C. Drilling during their practice is the Girls' Basketball Team. D . Catching the basketball to drive for a fast break .... E. . ........ Sophomore Cindy Anderson shoots a lay up. F. Practicing their lay ups are Freshmen Terri Goldberg and Anne Swiderski . G. Striving for the basketball is Sophomore Alieen Reizner. H . Shooting a free throw is Fresh man Anne Swiderski. I. Retrieving the balls during a drill is Sophomore Gail Bronswick. 171 �r- ~ "With an 8-0 season last year and losing few seniors, everyone is really looking forward to the upcoming season." -Ellyn Deutch GIRLS' SOITBALL .. Vikings 6 Glenbrook South 7 Vikings 5 · Maine West 4 Vikings 9 Niles West Vikings 27 Ridgewood Vikings 9 Deerfield "Last year was a good season for us. Our skills improved and the season ended with a fantastic record." - Karen Olsen Vikings 5 Evanston Vikings 16 Wheeling Vikings 7 Niles East Vikings 3 Maine South "Our team had an excellent season last year and the coming season looks to be even better. There are so many great people to work with and get to know." - Laurie Fieldman .... Vikings 12 Maine East ~ .. ......, 172 .... 8 7 8 3 14 6 2 11 ...ii �"Our team had the most successful season compared to past years due to our spirit and determination." - Sherri Sielk "It's often hard to find enthusiasm in a Spring sport, but our team stuck together and did the best they have done in three years." - June Eckhardt "Our track team has improved greatly because of the emphasis placed on the amount of hard work necessary to create a winning team." - Gayle Troop A. Coach Oleson anxiously awaits to hear the umpire's decision on a close play. B. 1974-75 GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Eckhardt, B. Levy, J. Glover, L. Palmieri, D . Ladd, D . Copeland, K. Olsen . SECOND ROW: L. Rickspoon, N . Kelber, J. Meek, J . Tobias, B. Gorell, E. Deutsch, D . Szymski, A. Reizner, B.Fagrell, R. Romer, J. Alschuler, P. H ohs. BACK ROW: L. Fieldman, H . Goldberg, J. Loeser, J. Vaughn, B. W ajda, L. Kalfen, D . Saffer, M . Vale, R. Mille r. C. Using good form is pitcher D eanna Copeland. D . Second baseman Honey Goldberg catches the ball with ease during a warm up. E. Catcher Barb Fagrell traps a low ball. F. Happiness is hig h jumpei; Linda Lyons. G . Preparing to hurl the discus is senior Be th Weinstein. H . With intense concentration, senior June Eckhardt hurdles during a m eet. I. 1974-75 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: J. Brod, A. Furfey, D. Hart, M . Hurto, P. Lund, B. Weinstein, N. Delaurier. SECOND ROW: D . N eumark, L. Lyo ns, A. Becharas, S. Sielk, G. Troop, S. Smigla, J. Thiry, K. Delaurier,.D . Friedman. BACK ROW: J . Shirman , R. Kalmes, J. Eckhardt, K. Sch ramn, R. Zisook, J . Herman, C. Berliner, A. Binder, P. Gavino, J. Eckhardt, M . Maday. 173 �,.. """' "The badminton team is looking forward to a great season. With a fine coach and a lot of hard work, we expect to do extremely well." - Kathy DeLaurier "Our team should have a good season. Though we have a young team it has a lot of potential." Joan Eckhardt j "This year our workouts have been very hard but I feel that our team has benefitted from them." - Nancy Deitch .... 1 ,...ii i I A. Taking a short break during a difficult workout is senior Nancy Deitch. B. Working diligently to perfect their style are members of the badminton team. C. BADMITTON TEAM - J. Thiry, C. Flemming, M. Cotovsky, F. Milecki, K. DeLaurier, M . Vale, L. Rickspoone, E. Fletcher, E. Moy, S. Ellizon, M . Gabriel, Coach Mary Alfus, P. Hohs, N . Deitch, D. Saffer, D. Smith, D. Ripes, J. H ohs, J. Eckhardt, N . DeLaurier. 174 ��-- I 176 �m .I I :a m Ill Ill a z Ill f Expressions · . . . the gestures one makes that portrays his personality . .. an essential part of communication. ��N A. Cathy Schey B. Jodi Schallman C. Michael Vitale D. Jon Miller E. David Bayer F. Jodie Perlow G. Lynn Brottman H . Chuck Webber I. Liz Fischburg J. Larry Prace K. Lynn Rosenquist L. Mary Drehobl M. Amy Gabel N . Elissa Geier 0 . Natalie Fischman �Adelman, Skyler Africk, Julie Albert, Susan Alexander, Tammy Allen, Mark Alpert, Jan Alpert, Robyn Arakawa, Stephanie [ Arndt, Robert Aronson, Shelley Ash, Jeffrey Asuncion, Robert Bachmeier, Sonia Balla, Janet Baggio, Denise Barinholtz, David Barnes, Ronni Baron, Lori Bass, Robin Bauman, Sonny Baumgartner, Susan Becker, Marcy Ben Arieh, Ziva Benjamin, Nancy Berg, Larry Berkelhamer, Robert Berman, Wendy Binder, Howard Birkhain, Barb Block, Susan Blumberg, Marc Blumberg, Jeffery 180 �Blustein, Debbie Brady, Michelle Brass, Ann Brauchler, Karen Brennan, Jean Brenndoerfer, H. Brodsky, Caryn Brown, Claudia Brown, Lauren Bruckman , Paul Bussell, Laura Cantor, Wendy Caplan, Dana Canon, Ted Carlson, Karen Carlson, Todd Choi, Yun Christy, Sharon Chunowitz, Carrie Cohen, Marlene Cohen, Sherri Cohen, Tamara Colantonio, Anthony Colecchia, Debbie Colecchia, Richard Colombik, Roger Compiana, Lisa Conradt, Heidi Contarsy, Elise Cooper, Kathy Cooper, Mark Cooper, Sharon Corday, Sandy Coretz, Melissa Covinsky, Mike Custer, Todd Daus, Kevin DeGeorge, Nick Deutsch, Ross Diamond, Marla Dick, Stuart Dolin, Caryn �Doren, Sherry Drachler, Celene Drazner, Todd Drehobl, Mary Dunsky, Corey Dworski, Michael Echales, Matt Edelson, Neal Edwards, Tom Edwards, Barry Elster, Robert Erner, Robert Evins, Cara Falbo, Annamarie Feigen, Ellen Fein, Mark Finkelstein, Mike Finnerty, Shawn Fishman, Jeffrey Fisher, Paul Fleisher, Gregg Foreman, Karen Fortre, Sharon France, Harry Frankel, Rhonda Franklin, Robert Freedman, Douglas Friedman, Abbe Friedman, Rich Gabriel, Dwight Gabriel, Mary Gagliardo, Ken 182 �Galuski, Mark Ganansky, David Garner, Sharon Gauer, Nancy George, Linda Gerber, Marla Gero!, Donna Gillengerten, Sandra Glazer, Steven Gockenbach, Lynn Goldberg, Edith Goldberg, Joel Golden, Stuart Goldin, Mike Goldsby, David Goldsmith, Janice Goldstein, David Goldstein, Lynn Goldstein, Miriam Goodyear, Mimi Gordon, Mike Gotskind, Andrea Gomberg, Faith Grahn, Wendy Green, Linda Green, Marla Greenberg, Allen Greenfield, Mike Grodin, Evette Grossman, Lynn Gruenberg, Myron Gumbiner, Sharon Gustafson , Gail Gutmann, Craig Hamilton, Bruce Harris, Kenny Harris, Rebecca Harris, Susan Hart, David Hartman, Marc Hawes, Louise Heiman, Richard 183 �Heinz, Michael Helverson, Alana Hendricks, Thomas Herzog, Janet Hoel, Brad Hoffenberg, Sheri Hohs, Jean Horwitz, Sherman Hubicek, Debbie Hunt, Steve Hutchings, Ron lpjian, Torn Isco, Lori Jacobs, Dori Jacobs, Michelle Jacobs, Sally Jaffe, Beth Johnson, Laura Johnson, Laura Jolie, Angelina Jones, Steven Jourdan, Dennis Kachoyeanos, Kathy Kalish, Susan Kalodirnos, Michael Kapson, Larry Karrn, Steven Kasprzak, Joyce Katz, Adele Katz, Diane Katz, Steven Kaufmann, Susan 184 �Kelly, Jackie Kemp, Julie Kemper, Katie Kernes, Lori Kiefer, Chri· tine s Kirn, Victoria Kirchens, Pat Kitzis, Mark Klassrnan, Glenn Knepper, Joseph Kohn, Betsy Kohan, Gregg Kordik, Larry Korman, Robert Korshak, James Kozlov, M ichelle Kramer, Mike Krasnow, Stuart Kraus, David Kreisman, Debra Krui t, Sarah Kuperman, Lori Lakin, Richard Lambert, Debbie Lange, Kim Lance, Linda Langsam, Harold Laurie, Ty Lavin, Jackie Leaf, Stephen Lecey, Kathryn Lehtrnan, Bari Lenhardt, Rich Lemke, Stacy Levey, Keith Levin, Sharon Levin, Joni Levin, Richard Levin, Terri Levine, Gary Levine, Robert Levsky, Sara �Levinson, Eden Levy, Monique Libert, Marla Liss, Susan Liss, Robin Lober, Thomas Long, Kevin Loveless, David Lowe, Shaun Manassa, Mitch Mauselman, Caryn Mack, Debbie Marcus, Susan Margolis, Gary Margolis, Andria Mayron, Leslie McDade, Cynthia McKenna, Michael Meek, Deborah Meiri, Orry Michaelson, Grant Michael, Pamela Miller, Terri Miller, Gary Mitchell, Pat Mitchel, Susan Mine, Ken Mueller, Paulette Moritz, Jay Mosenson, Betsy Moses, Howard Moy, Eileen 186 ... �Moy, Miriam Milecki, Barb Miller, Jay Miranda, James Nabat, Cheri Nachbin, Hope Nadler, Linda Natker, Sharon N ett, Cindy . 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Gindin, Shari Gistenson, Jodi Gistenson, Steve Glazer, Steven 194 �Glover, Judi Goebelt, Judy Goldberg, Howard Goldberg, Kenneth Goldberg, Susan Goldberg, William Goldfein, Randy Goldman, Howard Goldman, Nicole Goldsen, Marcie Goldsmith, Mark Goldstein, Ron Goldstein, Steven Goodman, Lisa Goodman, Lori Gordon, Neal Gould, Joni Gould, William Gray, Susan Green, Marla Greenberg, Iris Greenberger, Sheri Gregg, Nancy Groner, Sheldon Gross, Audrey Gross, Joel Grossman, Lee Harrsch, Robert Hart, Debbie Heimann, Michael Heller, Franklin Herman, Gail Herman, Jill Hersh, Susan Hershenhouse, Michael Heuck, David Hilton, Randee Hiton, Faith Hollander, Jim Holleb, Lynn Horberg, Andy Hurley, Chris �Hurto, Michelle Huska, David Huska, Eric Isaac, Laura lwick, Laura Jaffe, Richard Johnson, James Johnson, Julia Katz, Howard Kaplan, Debra Karol, Jill Kaufman, Ilyse Keehan, Erin Ketterhagen, Donald Kiesler, David Kinoshita, James Klein, Kevin Koenig, Susie Koff, Jonathan Kogan, Michael Kohn, Brian Kolb, 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Roberta Behrman, Floyd Belgrad, Marc Bender, Melissa Benson, Karin Berg, Melanie Bergen, Marla Berkowsky, Alan Berkson, David Berman, Ross Bischoff, Claudia Black, Tracy Blakey, Kenneth Blitzstein, Rhonda Block, Debra Blomquist, Eric Bobinsky, Debra Borchew, Michael Braidman, Mitchell Brandon, Mindy 202 �Brauchler, David Bresler, Andrea Brettner, Kimberly Brinsky, Eileen Bromberg, Alan Brottman, Lynn Bukowski, Michael Burkholder, Carol Cantor, Tod Carlson, Bradley Choyinski, James Citron, Stephen Coates, Laura Cohen, Lynn Cohen, Ronald Cohen, Sandra Colantonio, Angelo Colen, Barbara Cooper, Andrea Cunningham, David Custer, Mindi Davies, Richard Degraff, David Deutsch, Ellyn Deutsch, Lynn Donenberg, Barbara Drucker, Richard Dupuis, David Dunsky, Marda Echales, Sandi Eckhardt, John Emalfarb, Scott Eisenbart, John Eisenstein, Matt Elam, Craig Ellman, Judith Emanuel, Julie Endrulat, Sheryl EngIish, Lisa Epstein, William Erickson, Robert �Faermark, Joel Fagrell, Barbara Fahey, John Feigen, 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Dombek, Maureen Donenberg, Jeffrey Doren, Eugene Duchateau, Joan Duminy, Frederic Dusz, William Dutt, Jyoti Dworski, Steven Echales, Craig Eckhardt, Jane Eckhardt, Joan Eckhardt, June Edelman, Gregg Edidin, Linda Elenbogen, Beryl Elkes, Alan Ellison, Sandra Epstein, Stuart Eskow, Cary Eyer, Gregory Fain, Donna Farber, Jayne Farber, Rande Feirstein, Ellen Feldman, Chuck Feller, Penny Ferris, Scott Fine, Neil Fink, Robin Fischbein, Kenneth Fisher, Greg Fishman, Jacqueline Fleischer, Debra Fleisher, Linda Fleming, Cynthia Fradin, Eric Fraelick, Donna Frankel, Rhonda Frankel, Robert Frankel, Steven Friedman, Charles Friedman, Lawrence Friend, Marsha Gamer, Howard Gans, Howard Garner, Tedi Gavino, Monica 215 �Gerber, Gary Gerhardt, Kurt Gero!, Mark Gindin, Eileen Gistenson, Lisa Glustoff, Brad Goldberg, David Goldman, Carol Goldstein, Leslie Goldstein, Marcy Gordon, Alan Gordon, Gail Gorell, Barbara Gottlieb, Michael Grabell, Marc Green, Larry Green, Paula Greenberg, Earle Greenberger, Lawrence Gremley, Robert Groner, Burton Grossman, Bonnie Grossman, David Grossman, Eliot Grund, Judith Guenther, Thomas Gumbiner, Daniel Guthman, Deborah Gutmann, Scott Halperin, Robert Handel, David Handmaker, Marla Hankin, Susan Hanson, Anita Harris, David Harris, Michael Harris, Nancy Healy, Theresa Heller, Mark Herman, Allen Hersh, Mark Hershenhouse, Wayne 216 �Hervig, Ricky Herz, William Hohmann, Joy Hohs, Donald Humann, Peter Huttel, Debra Irwin, Kathleen Israel, Harey !wick, Michael Jacobs, David Jacobson, Gail Jaman, Nancy James, Patricia Jankovic, Marina Jansen, Connie Jedwabnik, Jorge Jen, George J esser, Julie Jochum, Madeline Johannes, Carl Johnson, Karl Johnson, Theodore Kalodimos, Christina Kane, Robert .. Kanter, Larry Kaplan, Scott Karm, Janice Karol, Stacey Karp, Donna Kasman, Deborah Kass, Gary Katz, Larry Kaufman, Mitchell Kay, Elizabeth Keer, Jill Kemp, Kirby Kerbis, Valerie Kinoshita, Duane Kiss, William Klassman, Brian Klebe, Wayne Kleifield, Erin Klein, Lori Koenig, Ted Kolb, Bradley Koob, Thomas Koontz, Thomas Kostas, Robin 217 �Kotas·, Karen Kozuch, Robert Kramer, Sheri Krammer, Terri Krasnow, Dale Kravitz, Melinda Kreft, Maribel Krottmeyer, Elizabeth Ladd, James Laity, Michael Lapping, Sheila Lashen, Robin Lau, Jane Lavitt, David Lecey, Gerald Leeb, Leslie Lefferts, Steve Lehmann, Thomas Lerman, Arla Leszkiewicz, Diane Levin, Charene Levin, Marci Levin, Michael Levin, Michael Levin, Susan Levine, Frank Levinson, Susan Levitan, Edwin Levy, Matthew Lichenstein, Elana Lichterman, Marc Liebman, Rhonda Lifton, Claudia Lipsig, Robin Lisnek, Paul Login~ky, Pamela London, Steven Lotito, Michael Loveless, Dani Lund, Patti Lurie, Michael Lusk, Joan Lustig, Marlee Machado, Emilio Markowitz, Phillip 218 �Marx, Mitchell Mastro, Rosann Matan, Nada Matzkin, Steven Max, Beth M cCue, Teresa M cKenna, Grace McTier, Karen Medansky, Lewis Mendelson, Martin M erdinger, Steven M etler, Keith Metler, Kristie Michaelson, David Mielcarek, Maria Mijatov, Robert Miller, Debra Miller, Janet Miller, Michael Molitor, Margaret Morton , David Mosenson , Lisa Murphy, Shawn Murtaugh, Constance Natker, Maris Neihaus, Sandra Neu, Lori Neuhaus, Lynn Neuhaus, Ruth Neuman, Doreen N eumark, Dianne Nicholson, Sandra Oakes, Robert O'Connell, Ann Odegaard, Karen Ogawa, Michael Okun, David Olsen, Karen Orloff, Sheree Orlovsky, Gerald Ozell, Patti Palatnik, Gloria . } Palincsar, Steven Palmieri, Lisa Paneral, Kimberly Pappanduros, Robert Pasko, Leon Peck, Hope 219 �Pergantis, Steven Pesko, Brian Peterson, Dale Pichler, Betty Pierce, William Pogoff, Karen Poitras, Barbara Ponfil, Jody Poulakidas, Evan Powell, Joseph Price, Vicki Puzes, David Quinn, Judy Rabinovitz, Marlee Rappin, Suzanne Reder, Richard Rein, Diane Rein, Jody Reisman, Marla Richards, Theodore Richmond, Debra Riemer, Ronald Riger, Ross Ripes, Barry Roach, Suan Robinson, Laurie Robinson, Peggy Rodin, Bruce Rosenbloom, Laurel Rosenquist, Vicki Ross Vicky Roth, Ronald Rothman, Bradley Rotman, Susan Rubenstein, Jodi Rubin, David Rubin, Judith Rubinstein, Donna Ruby, Jeffrey Ruchim, Mark Ruffer, Anne Russo, Rick 220 �Rutkin, Rachel Sachs, Neill Saffer, Debra Saltzman, Steven Salzman, Scott Sampson, Robert Sanz, Steven Saruk, Shelley Sawyer, Cari Sax, Pamela Scanlon, Eileen Schaefer, Elise- Schelling, James Schels, Christine Schiff, Arlene Schneider, Lori Schusteff, Susan Scharaiber, Marc Schwab, Craig Schwartz, Carol Schwartz, Kenneth Schwartz, Marcie Schwartz, Neil Seidman, Philip Selgrad, Randall Sells, Adrienne Selman, Philip Sero, Marie Shafer, Jeffrey Shapiro, Alan Shapiro, Allen Shapiro, Keith Shapiro, Susan Share, Abby Shepard, Cathy Shepard, David Shield, Terry Shirman, Gary Shochet, Jody Shyette, Elizabeth Sielck, Sheryl Sigmond, David Silver, Brian Silverman, Janet Silverman, Paula Silverman, Susan Silverstein, Jeffrey Simon, Avi 221 �Simons, Laura Simpson, Larry Singer, Sari Skolnik, Scott Sloane, David Smith, David Snyder, Michele Snyder, Nancy Sokolow, Merrit Solochek, Mardi Solomon, Jessica Solomon, Kathleen Soohen, Elizabeth Sostrin, Donna Spector, Beth Spector, Mark Spector, Michael Stangenes, Kurt Steelman, David Steffens, Lawrence Stein, Andrew Stein, Fran Stein, Jeffrey Stein, Robert Steinberg, Bruce Steinberg, Terri Sterling, Sherri Stemfeld, Susan Stewart, Catherine Sucherman, Diane Sugarman, Marc Sullivan, James Sullivan, Ricky Suzukida, John Swiderski, Irene Szymski, Debora Tarragano, Robert Tatkin, Cary Telman, Leslie Thiry, Jean Thomas, Judith Thummel, Leslie Tobias, John Tucker, Douglas Turoff, Charles 222 �Uccello, Mary Unterfenger, John Urbanski, Charlotte Usen, Randall Vangeem, Pamela Veenhuis, Diana Voedisch, Virginia Wagner, Lisa Wagner, Penny Walczak, Edmund Wallach, Debra Wallach, Helene Wallk, Hilary Wassel, Rebecca Wassermann, Jody Waxberg, Ronald Weber, Lisa Wechter, Debra Weinberg, Lori Weiner, Caryn Weiner, Mitchell Weinstein, Beth Weis, Rosalie Weisman, Mike Weissman, Linda Weitzman, Daniel Weitzman, Scott Wilkinson , Jane Wilkinson, Jill Williams, Alayne Williams, Andrea Wilson, Donna Winer, Candace Wiora, Cynthia Wolf, Andrea Wolf, Dona Wolflick, Jay Wolk, Robin Wolthuis, Mark Wong, Rosalind Yale, Carol Yelin, Max Young, David Zachelmeyer, Doreen Zigman, Ronald Zimmerman, Beth Zucker, Grace Zwick, Hugh 223 �i I I ~ .I �r- m :II Cl m :a Ill :c - I I l ~ Leadership ... the ability to assume responsibility and give directions.... a guiding light. 225 �Administration Administration Administration A. Dr. Wesley Gibbs, Superintendent, is pleased with report results. B. STANDING: Mr. Fred Minkus, Mrs. Evelyn Rosensweig, Mr. George Hanus, Dr. Edward Kaminsky. SEATED: Dr. Eric Moch, Mrs. Shirley Garland (president), Supt. Wesley Gibbs. Not Pictured: Mr. James Gottreich. C. Board members relax and review the evening's agenda as they await the start of a meeting. D . While gathering his own thoughts, Mr. Fred Minkus listens attentively to other points of view. E. Dr. Eric Moch interjects a point into a discussion at a school board meeting. F. At the conclusion of the evening, Mrs. Shirley Garland appears satisfied with the board's accomplishments. Members of the school board are concerned with balancing the school budget as well as dealing with other vital problems in District 219. Last year, board members approved the future closing of Niles East, due mainly to the decrease in enrollment at all three Nilehi schools. This decision will have a significant effect on students, faculty and administrators. At the beginning of this year, the board passed a $1.4 million deficit budget for next year. Lack of tax funds and state financial support have created serious financial problems within the district. 226 �Administration Administration Administration 227 �Administration Administration Administration A. B. C. D. Dr. Gilbert Weldy, Principal Dr. Don Marcotte, Director of Student Services Mr. John Ramirez, Building Manager To avoid the activity in the main office, Dr. Weldy reviews a report while relaxing in the privacy of his own office. E. Dr. Gilbert Weldy delivers one of his many enthusiastic speeches to the student body. Northi could not function properly without the principal, assistant principal, and director of student services. Each individual plays a vital part in co-ordinating school affairs. "The Saga theme for 1976 is a most appropriate one for Niles North students. Several of our district goals aim at helping every student develop individuality, while at the same time learning group responsibilities. Probably no two students could have the identical educational experience at Niles North. Every student's experience is truly an individual one, shaped and designed for his or her individual needs and interests. Individuality and self understanding are important goals. However, also within the framework of a society are the requirements of respect for others, responsibility for group welfare, and an understanding of the role of institutions like our school. Niles North, we hope, has been a place where these goals are realized for every student." - Dr. Gilbert Weldy. There were a great many administrative changes at Northi this year, including Mr. John Ramirez's switch from Director of Physical Welfare, to Assistant Principal. "My job differs this year in the respect that I am no longer dealing with an instructional program. Most directors are involved with such programs. Mainly, I am in charge of the master schedules, and complaints concerning the school building or parking lot." - Mr. John Ramirez. 228 �Administration Administration Administration 229 �Administration Administration Administration A. Mr. John Lorenz, Dean of Students. B. Administration requires all-around team work and cooperation. C. Mr. Charles Balciulis, Dean of Students. D. Mr. George Baptist, Director of Physical Welfare. E. Northi's newest musical organization displays its abundant talent at the year's first pep assembly. F. Anxious to look like " one of the gang" Dean Balciulis appears in somewhat unusual garb. Two Niles North faculty members held new administrative positions on the Northi staff this year. Mr. John Lorenz is now Dean of Students for Halls A and B, while Mr. George Baptist holds the office of Director of Physical Welfare. "This year my lesson plan is different. I am no longer involved in teaching classes, yet I still work with students. I enjoy it. I like working with them. Being dean is a position in which one has to have compassion and understanding. A dean of students can be helpful. Reward isn't felt immediately from this job, but the job which a dean performs is appreciated in later years. Being sincere in my interest toward the students is my most important obligation." - Mr. John Lorenz 230 �Administration Administration Administration D 231 �Administration Administration Administration A. Mr. Leonard Ackman, Hall A Principal. B. Approving a student guidebook, "Steps To Better Writing," is Mr. Olsen, Hall C Principal. C. Mr. Griff Powell, Hall B Principal. D . Mr. James Olsen, Hall C Principal. E. Mr. Jack Morris, Hall D Principal. Hall principals had new departmental duties this year. Hall A principal, Mr. Leonard Ackman, is in charge of Business Education, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, and Cooperative Vocational Education. Last year, Mr. Ackman was dean of students. Arts, music, learning materials, and social studies are the responsibilities of Mr. Griff Powell, Hall B principal. It is the job of Mr. James Olsen, Hall C principal, to see that the English and Foreign Language departments are run smoothly. Mr. Jack Morris is principal of Hall D, and is the instructional director for both math and science. "As director of practical arts and in charge of Hall A, my job is of a more positive nature than being dean of students was. I can deal with students on a one-to-one basis, air their complaints, and attempt to structure their learning experiences to fit their needs both academically and socially, instead of dealing with discipline problems. I enjoy being hall principal as well as I enjoyed being dean. · find this job enjoyable because I am dealing with the positive aspects of the student body." - Mr. Leonard Ackman r "The perception of the students, teachers, and administrators relative to various components of the school environment may differ. If the attitudes of the subgroups comprising the school are similar, it has a beneficial effect on the school atmosphere. I believe administrators should be cognizant of the differences of opinions which exist, and may have as a detrimental effect on educational programs. An attempt should then be made to resolve those differences where possible. - Mr. Jack Morris. 232 �Administration Administration Administration - c........ .... 233 �Secretaries And Clerks ~ I A. HALL B AND C SECRETARIES - Mrs. Harriet Mor- rison, Mrs. Fay Madenberg, Mrs. Harriet Leaf, Mrs. Harriet Knoll. B. Mrs. Gladys Wallis, Student Services Secretary. C. Mrs. Rheta Slavin, Secretary to the Building Manager. D. MAIN OFFICE SECRETARIES Mrs. Harriet Kruse, Mrs. Edith Berick E. Mrs. Lorraine Carlington, Registrar. F. Mrs. Lillian Gould, Bookkeeper G. HALL A AND D SECRETARIES - Mrs. Pat Holsap!'ie, Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Mrs. Betty Stezskal, Mrs. L.)onna Olsen H. Mrs. Eleanor Lindstrom (Data Processin_g). Mrs. Rochelle Richmond (Modular Scheduling) I. TEACHERS CLERKS - Mrs. Ann Sher, Mrs. Elaine Meltzer, Mrs. Emily Jorgenson, Mrs. Edith Grossman j. Mrs. Sheila Becker - Special Programs K. Mrs. Mary Vrablik, Secretary to the Principal L. LIBRARY AND AVE CLERKS Elsie Singer, Mrs. Vi Christoffersen, Mrs. Ruth Brucar, Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. Rita Nemerow. 234 �Secretaries And Clerks - 235 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. While explaining the class agenda, Mrs. Marla Cowan, foreign language department, distributes worksheets to her French class. B. Discussing basic fundamentals with his music class is Mr. Arnold Sklar, music teacher. C. Mr. Joseph Rusk, physical education teacher, carefully observes his students as they swim while noting their strong points and weaknesses. D. Quickly jotting down a telephone message for one of the math teachers, is just one of the many responsibilities of Mrs. Helen Vukits, math resource center secretary. Mr. Ronald Albiani Social Studies, Illinois State University, B.S. University of Chicago, M.A. Miss Maureen Armbruster English, Alverno College, B.A. I Mr. John Barstow Mathematics, University of South Dakota, B.A. 236 Mrs. Marian Behr Business Education, University of Illinois, B.S., Northeastern University, M.S. Miss Judith E. Blackman Special Education, Wayne State University, PhB., M.A.T. Mr. Herbert Brigham Science, University of Iowa, B.A., M.S. Mr. Donald Browning Driver Education, Eastern Illinois University, B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. �Faculty Faculty Faculty Ms. Norma Cannon Social Studies, St. Joseph College, B.A. St. Louis University M.A. Mr. Ray Carrell Industrial Arts, Eastern Illinois University, B.S. University of Illinois, M.A. Mr. Aldo Ceresa Social Studies, Illinois State University, B.S. University of Wisconsin, M.S. Mr. Peter J. Christie Business Education, DePaul University, B.S.C. Mr. Stanley 0. Carey Business Education, Yearbook Adviser, Elon College, B.A. Roosevelt University, M.M . Mr. Richard Casten Driver Education, Hanover College, B.S., Indiana University, M.S. Mrs. Esther Cline Guidance Counselor, Illinois State University, B.S. University of Illinois, M.S. Ms. Marla Cowan Foreign Language, University of Illinois, B.A., M.A. 237 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. Dr. Lawrence Wathen pauses in contemplation of a musical score he is preparing for the band. B. Reviewing his daily lesson plan, Mr. Isaac Hoffman, foreign language department, directs his Hebrew class in a discussion. C. Mr. Ralph Lyerla discusses the ailments of a former student with his science class. D. En route from her mailbox in the main office, Mrs. Maya Huish, social worker, reads her mail. E. With the door closed to keep out the noise from the halls, Mr. James Tomson, business education department, lectures to his class. Mr. Hal Cress Media Specialist, State College of Iowa, B.A., Northern Illinois University, M.A., University of Utah, Ed.M. Ms. Joan Davidson Mathematics, University of Michigan, B.A., Ed., University of Illinois Chicago Circle I Mr. Barry L. Deardorff English, Manchester College, A.B., Bithan) Theological Seminary, M . Div., Northwestern University, M.A. 238 Mr. Mike Deutch Industrial Arts, Illinois State University, B.S., M .S. Mrs. Helen Dimschultz Nurse, St. Lukes Hospital School of Nursi·n g, R.N., Loyola University, B.S. Nursing Ms. Eunice Espinosa Foreign Language Mr. Fritz Fett English, Lawrence University, B.A. �Faculty Faculty Faculty ~ Mr. Carl Field Student Services, Augustana, B.A., S.5.A. University of Chicago, M.A. Mr. George Fink Industrial Arts, Univ. of Wisc., Madison, Stout St. Univ., B.S., Northern Ill. Univ., M.5., Northwestern Univ. , Murray St. Univ., Univ. of Ill., Chicago St. Univ., Harper College. Mr. Tom Flanagan Industrial Arts, Ohio State University, B.5. Ms. Barbara Fry Mathematics Ms. Dottie Fugiel Science, University of Dayton, B.5. Ms. Shirley P. Gare! Student Services-Special Education, University of Chicago, B.A., Northeastern Illinois University, M.A., Special Education Mr. Clare Florence Science, Northern Illinois University, B.5., Northern Colorado University, M.A. Mrs. Sarame S. Garst Special Education, Rockford College, B.5., Northeastern Illinois University, M.A. Mrs. Joan Ginsburg Mathematics, Roosevelt University, B.5. 239 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. During a student conference for his individualized reading class, Mr. John Staerk, English department, asses the amount of credit a student should receive for the book she has read. B. Waiting for a response to his last question is Mr. Barry Deadorff, English department. C. Interested students listen as Miss Mary Alfus, girl's physical education department, distributes test results. D . Miss Selma Perlmutter, foreign language department, glances around the room to be certain that everyone realizes th.;: significance of the grammar point she has just explained. Mr. Patrick A. Grant Physical Education, Illinois State University, B.S., Education, University of Illinois, M.S., Education Mr. John Hallberg Social Studies, University of Illinois, B.S., M.A. 240 Mr. Rich Green Music, Roosevelt University, B.A., Music Mr. Don Harper Student Services, Indiana University, B.S., M.S. Mr. Richard Hashagen English, University of Wisconsin, B.S. Mr. Isaac Hoffman Foreign Language Ms. Mary E. Howell Business Education, Carthage College, B.A., DePaul University, M.A. �Faculty Faculty Faculty Mrs. Lucille Hubbard Mathematics, University of Chicago, B.S., Loyola University, M .A. Mrs. Maya Huish Student Services, University of Illinois, M.S.W. Mr. David Jackson Social Studies, Henderson St. College, B.S.E., University of Chicago, M.A. ] Mrs. Nancy Jacobson Physical Education, Eastern Illinois University, B.S. Ms. Joy Jirik English, University of Colorado, B.A., University of Chicago, M.A. Mr. Walter John Social Studies Ms. Nancy Johnson Mathematics, North Park College, B.S., Northwestern University, M.A. University of Missouri, Kansas City, University of Illinois, Chicago, Circle, Northeastern Illinois University. Mr. R.E. Kauffmann Guidance, University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. 241 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. Laughingly supporting the combined efforts of two of his students to perform a new gymnastic stunt is Mr. Patrick Grant, boy's physical education department. B. In an attempt to demonstrate that the responsibility of keeping school machines in good working order falls on his shoulders, Mr. Hal Cress of the Audio Visual department skillfully adjusts a cassette tape. C. Mrs. Rita Kay, science teacher, explains a new concept to one of her students. Ms. Rita Kay Science Ms. Phyllis Klapman Student Services, Northwestern University, B.A., Northeastern Illinois University, M.A. 242 Mrs. Lenore Kennedy English, University of Illinois, B.A., Northwestern University, M.A. Mr. Ken Kokrda Art, Kearney College, B.A., Insitute of Design, M .A., Illinois Institute of Technology. Mr. Robert Kujanpaa Social Studies, Wisconsin State University, B.S., Northwestern University, M.A. Mr. Eugene D. Kuntz Science, Moody Bible Institute, North Park College, B.S., University of South Dakota, M .N.S. Ms. Gabriele R. Lachmann Foreign Language, University of Illinois, B.A., Northwestern University, M.A. �Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. Peter J. Laforge English, University of Notre Dame, B.A., M.A., Florida State University Mr. David Lange Science, Lora College, B.S., Drake University, M.A. Ms. Jane Legge Media Specialist, University of Illinois, B.A., M.A., Rosary College, M.A. Dr. Paul Lendway Social Studies, Charles University, B.A., St. Elizabethan University, M.A., Ph.D i I· ' Mr. Jack Lerman Art Mrs. Miriam Lichtenstein Mathematics, University of Chicago, B.S., Northwestern University, M.S. Mr. Ralph Lyerla Science, Carthage College, B.S., Miami University, M.A.T. Ms. Mary McElfresh Home Economics, Oklahoma State University, B.S., Penn State University, M.S. Mrs. Patricia McGuinness English 243 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. Mr. Ronald Tracy, social studies teacher, finds a quiet place to relax and review some of his student's papers. B. Keeping a careful eye on the class is Mrs. Pat Murphy, science department, as freshman Michael Weiner gets materials he needs to execute a lab. C. Utilizing the telephone in the social studies resource center, Mrs. Barbara Smith, calls to find out about materials she had ordered for one of her social studies classes. Mrs. Barbara Massmann Social Studies, University of Colorado, B.A., Northwestern University, M.A. Mr. Ted Meyer Mathematics, Illinois State University, B.S. 2+4 . Ms. Dorothy Metzler Guidance, Trenton State University, B.S., Roosevelt University, M.S. Mr. Robert Milstein Science, Roosevelt University, M.S., University of Illinois, B.S. Mrs. Marjorie Moorshead English, North College, B.A Park Mr. Eugene Napier Business Education, University of Chicago, A.A., Ph.B Mr. Ray O 'Keefe Business Education �Faculty Faculty Faculty Ms. Elizabeth Oleson Physical Education, Grinell College, B.A., University of Montana, M.A. Mrs. Carol Perlman Media Specialist Ms. Ruth Pompian English, Roosevelt University, B.A., University of Chicago, M.A. Mrs. Mildred J. Popp Student Services, Michael Reese Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., DePaul University B.S.N ., University of Illinois Mr. George D . Pryjma Mathematics, Northwestern University, B.A., M.A. Mrs. Peggy Paulsen Home Economics, University of Illinois, M.S. Ms. May Pietz Augustaua English, College, B.A., National College, M.S., Columbia College, M.A., Northwestern University, Roosevelt University, Institute of Design. Mrs. Elda Robbins Physical Education 245 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. Escaping from the hectic activities at Open House are Mr. Gregory Youstra, health education, and Mr. Charles Balciulis, dean of students. B. Prior to his photography class, Mr. Ken Kokrda reloads his camera for a demonstration. C. At Open House, Mrs. Peggy Paulsen, home economics department, explains class procedures and discusses a course outline with parents. D. Relaxing at her desk in the math resource center is Ms. Barbara Fry, mathmatics teacher. E. Mr. Bruce Sorenson, industrial arts department, gives jun ior Michael Gorell some pointers on beginning his woods project. Ms. Judy Rochette Foreign Language Mr. Wilbur Rosenkranz Media Specialist 246 Mrs. Helen Rorig English, University of Chicago, B.A. M s. Lorriane H. Rubin Student Services, Northwestern University, B.S., M.A. Ms. Michaela Rowland Social Studies, Loyola University, M.A. Ms. Cecil Sacher Foreign Language, Case Western Reserve Universi ty, B.A., M.A. Mr. Dan Schaulis Cooperative Vocational Education, Wayne State, B.A., University of Nebraska, M.Ed., Northern Illinois University, M.S. �Faculty Faculty Faculty Mr. George Scherb Social Studies, Northwestern University, B.A., University of Minnesota, M .A. Mrs. Ellen Shapiro English , Queens College, B.S., New York University, M .A. Ms. Judith Siegel Guidance, Northwestern University, M .M . Mr. Arnold Sklar Music, University of Miami, B.A., M .A. Mrs. Pearl j . Slaton Student Services, Chicago Teachers College, B.S., Northwestern University, M .A., Northeastern Illinois University, M.A. Mr. Robert Schutt English, Northwestern University, M.A. Mr. Robert Sheinin School Psychologist Mrs. B.B. Smith Social Studies, North Carolina Central University, B.A., M.A. Mr. Ernie Smith Audio Visual Department, Northern Illinois University, B.S. 247 �Faculty Faculty Faculty A. Assuming a comfortable position, Mr. Fritz Fett, English department, begins to conduct his class in the "normal" fashion. B. Alone at last, Mr. Richard Hashagen carefully arranges his agenda. Mr. Jerry E. Smith Mathematics, Greenville College, University of Chicago, Northwestern University, Illinois Institute of Technology, B.A. Mr. Charles Swinford Industrial Arts, University of Illinois, B.5., M.5., Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago State University 248 Ms. Ruth E. Smith Media Specialist, Wisconsin State University, B.5., University of Wisconsin Library School, M.5., Specialist in Librarianship Miss Particia Taepke Mathematics, De Paul University, B.A., Northwestern University, M .A. Mr. Bruce Snyder Science, University of Wisconsin, B.5., University of North Dakota, M.S., Northern Illinois University, M.5. Mr. Richard Tendick Guidance, Illinois College, B.A., University of Northern Colorado, M .A., Northeastern Illinois University, M .A. Mr. Bruce B. Sorensen Industrial Ar.ts, Stout State University, B.5., Northern Illinois University, M.5., Eas t Kentucky University, Chicago State University, Northeastern University, University of Wisconsin, University of Illinois Mr. James L. Tomson Business Education, Weste.rn Michigan University, B.S., University of Michigan, M.A. Mrs. Marilyn Stournen Guidance I Mr. Ronald Tracy Social Studies �Faculty Faculty Faculty Ms. Carol Turpin Physical Education, Iowa University, B.S., Roosevelt University, M .A., Northeastern Illinois University, M .Ed. " Dr. Laurence Wathen Music, University of Wisconsin, B.S., Northwestern University, M.A., Ph.D. Mr. Don Waddell Science, Loyola University, B.S. Ms. Nancy White Physical Education, Simpson College, Drake College, B.A., Ms. Barbara Willerman English, University of Illinois, B.S., M .Ed., Northeastern Illinois University Mr. Carl VanCleave Driver Education, Iowa State University, B.S., Michigan State University, M.A. Mrs. Janice West Mathematics, Montclair State Teachers College, B.A., University of Evansville, M.A. Mrs. Lillian White Foreign Language Mr. James Winkleman Science, Southern Illinois University, B.S., M.S. Mr. Greggory A. Youstra Health Education, Illinois State University, B.S., Indiana State University, M.S. M s. Sharon L. Zorn Health Education, University of Illinois, B.S. 249 �250 �:c Cl :a· N Cl z UI Horizons . . . the limits or ranges of one's outlook or experiences ... the scope of the future. 251 ��' • BLACHMAN, SUSAN BROWN, JULIE Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Bronze Key 2; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Auroris 3,4; Cheerleading l; Class Board 2; G.A.A. 3; Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Norsecapades 2; Spring Play 2. Musical Crew 1,2,4, Chairman 2; Winter Musical Crew 3; Winter Play Crew 2. BUTZ, STEVEN COOPER, MARCIE BUZIL, STEVEN CORBER, DEBBIE BLOOM, SHARON BLUM, RICHARD CAHAN, ELIZABETH Homecoming Committee 3; Newspaper Production 4; Ski Club 2,3. CORMAN, BERNARD BLUM, RON CARAS, ROBERT Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4 ; Silver Scholarship Key 4. CARLSON, ANNETTE BOAZ, ANDREA GAA 1,2 ,3,4; Leaders' Gym 3,4; Ski Club 2; Softball Team l. Art Club 4; GAA 1.2.3; Leaders' Gym 2.3.4; Badminton Team 2,3; Softball Team 1.2; Tennis Teal" 3,4; Volleyball Team 1.2.3. BODENSTEIN, KANDEE CARLSON, MARTINA CRYSTAL, JANIS White Honor Certificate l ; Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Gymnastics Team 1,2. Purple Honor Certificate l ; Homecoming Committee 3,4; North Star 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Ski Club 3.4. Class Board 3.4; Homecoming Committee 2,4; Chairmen 4; Ski Club 1,2; Student Caucus 1,2. COTOVSKY, MARLA _ CARLSON, ROBERT BOGOLUB, DA YID Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; White Honor Certificate l ; Track 1,2,3,4; Numeral l; Major N 2,3,4. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; N Club 4; Swimming Team 1.2.3,4; Numeral 1, Major N 2,3,4. CHEMERS, IRA BOLSHON, DEBRA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4 ; Bronze Key 2; Gold Scholarship Key 3; National Honor Society 4 ; Homecoming Committee 3,4; Chairman 4; North Star 3,4; Exchange Editor 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Ski Club 1.2.3,4; Spring Play l. CHEMERS, MARK BRAND, KEVIN Chamber Choir 2,3,4; Choral Union 2,3; GAA 1,2; Girls' Glee l; Madrigal Choir 3.4; National Thespian Society 2,3,4; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Timers Club 1,2; Children's Play Crew 2; Fall Play Crew 4; Musical Play 2,3; MusicalPlat Crew l; Norsecapades Crew 2,4; Spring Play Crew l; Winter Play Crew l. Norsecapades Crew l. CUTLER, ALAN Class Board 2,3,4; Hockey Club 2,3,4; Leaders' Gym 2,3; Ski Club 3; Student Caucus 2; Students for Environmental Action 1,2,3; Football Team 1.2.3, Numeral 1. Minor N 2, Major N 3; Gymnastics Team 1.2.3. Numeral 1, Minor N 2. CHRISTOFFERSEN, QEBRA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 4; Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; N Club 3,4; Soccer 1.2.3,4; Numeral l ; Sophomore Letter 2; Major N 3,4; Captain 4; Track 1.2.3,4; Numeral l; Minor N 2; Major N 3,4. CUNNINGHAM, LAURIE BRASS, MARK BRENNER, BABETTE Choral Union 2,3,4; Girls Glee l; Foreign Exchange Student 3; Ski Club l; Students for Israel 2; Fall Play Crew l. BRENNER, GARY BRESSLER, FRED Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; National Merit Letter of commendation 4; National Honor So(·iety 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Clarinet Choir 3,4; Computer Club 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Hall Council l ; National Forensics League 3,4. BRODY ALAN CHINSKEY, BARB DACHMAN, KENNETH Choral Union 2; Girls' Glee l. Gold Scholarship Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Krama Club l. CHRISTY, LINDA BROSTROM, DIANE Ski Club 1.2. DANIELS, MICHAEL Model Railroad Club 3. DAUS, CORRY DEGEORGE, JAMES Silver Scholarship Key 2; Art Club 2; Cheerleading l ; Hall Council 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3,4; Vikettes DEJONGE, CHRISTOPHER 2.3. DECARL, PAMELA CLARY. SCOTT COE, BILL COHEN, ANDEE Purple Honor Certificate; Ski Club 1.2.3. DECORREVONT, JIM N -Cl ub 3,4; Leaders Gym 2.3.4; Ski Club 1,2,4; S.E.A. 3; Basketball l,2,3,4 ; Numeral l; Minor N 2,3; Major N 4 ; Football 1,2.3.4; Numeral l; Minor N 2; Major N 3,4. GAA l ; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. DEITCH, NANCY COHEN, DEBRA COHN, STUART CONDIT, KENNETH Baseball Team 1, Numeral 1. Basketball Team 1, Numeral I. BRONSTEIN, JEFFREY Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4, Stage Band 2.3.4; Fall Play Crew 2,3,4; Norsera pade, Crew 2,3,4. DANDREA. DOMENICA CITRON, CATHY BROMBERG, ST ACY Gold Scholar;hip Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certifka te l ; Purple Honor Certificate l ; Saga 2,3,4; Section Editor 3; Coeditor -in -c hief 4 . DAHM, GREGORY COOK, SANDI Biryde Club 1,2,3,4. President 2,3,4; GAA l; National Thespian So(·iety 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4. Timers Club l ; Children's Play Crew 2,3,4; Fall Play Crew 2; Norsecapades Crew l 2,3,4, Chariman 3: Sp ring GAA 1,2; Home Economice Club l ; Ski C lub 3; Students For Israel 1,2; Timers Club l; Badminton 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4. DELAURIER, KATHY GAA 3; Ski Club 3; Track 1.2.3.4. DELLEGRAZIE, ANTHONY DEUTSCH, LISA DEUTSCH. MICHAEL Leaders Gym 2,3,4; N -Club 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Numeral I, Minor N 2; Major N 3,4 . 25 l �DEUTSCH, NANCY White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certificate; Vikettes 3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Class Board 4; ·Homecoming Committee 4. DIAMOND, CHERYL Children's Play 2; Children's Play Crew 3,4; Fall Play Crew 2,3,4; Norsecapades 3,4; Norsecapades Crew 1,2; Spring Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian Club 2,3,4; Chamber Choir 4. Basketball 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Assistant Stage Manager 4; Spring Play Crew 2; Badminton 2,3,4. ECKHARDT, JOAN FARBER, JAYNE G.A.A. 1,2,3; Vice President 3; Hall D Council 1, Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Timers Club 1; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Swimming 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,3. Home Economics club 1,2; Vice-President 1; Children's Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Costume Chairman 3; Fall Play Crew 1,2,3; Costume Chairman 3; Norsecapades Crew 1,3; Costume Chairman 3; Spring Play Crew 1,2,3,4. ECKHARDT, JUNE Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1; Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Orchestra 4; Vikettes 4; Norsecapades 3,4; Spring Play 4; Track 1,2,3,4. DICK, IRENE DIETZ, PAMELA DILLER, BARRY Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Society 3; Gold Scholarship Key 3; Purple Honor Certificate; Bronze Scholarship Key 2; Chess A Club 1,2,3,4; President 3,4; Student Caucus 2; Bowling Club l; Peer Counselor 3. DLATT, DAVID Norsecapeds 3,4. DOLIN, LINDA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Society 4 ; Gold Scholarship Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Ski Club 3; Students for Israel 3,4. EDELMAN, GREGG Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Chamber Choir 2,3,4; Forensics 3,4; Madrigal Choir 3,4; National Forensics League 3,4; National Thespians Society 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Student Caucus 1,2; Student Congress 4; Technical Services Club 2,3,4; Children's Play 3; Fall Play 4; Norsecapades 2,3,4; Music Director 4; Materials Board 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Spring Play Crew 2; Winter Play 3; Swimming 1; Track 1; Numeral 1. EDIDIN, LINDA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Purple Honor Certificate 1; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate 1; Ski Club 1,2,3. ELENBOGEN, BERYL FAR BER, RANDE Gold Scholarship Key 3; Purple Honor Certificate 1; Silver Scholarship Key 2; White Honor Certificate 1; Class Board 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. FEIRSTEIN, ELLEN White Honor Certificate 1; Ski club 1,2. FELDMAN, CHARLES FELLER, PENNEY Transferred from Deerfield High School, Deerfield, Illinois 2; Purple Honor Certificate 2; White Honor Certificate 2; P.T.S.A. 2,3. FELLNER, ALLAN FERRIS, SCOTT FINE, NEIL Class Board 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Golf 1. DOLIN, SHELLI ELKES, ALAN DOMBEK, MAUREEN ELLISON, SANDI Soccer 1,2; Numeral 1; Minor 2. Transferred from Shawnee Mission South, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 2; Gold Scholarship Key 3; Students for Israel 4; Badminton 3,4. DOREN, EUGENE ENGLISH, ERIC DONENBERG, JEFFERY Children's Play Crew 1,2,3; Fall Play Crew 1,2; Norsecapedes Crew 1,2,3,4; One Act Plays Crew 1,2; Spring Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Bicycle Club 2,3; Green Thumb Club 2,3; National Thesbian Society 2,3,4. DUCHATEAU, JOAN White Honor Certificate. DUSZ, BILL Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certification; Purple Honor Certification; Leaders Gymn 2,3,4; N-Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Numeral 1; Minor N 2; Major N 3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Numeral 1; Minor 2; Major 3,4; Captain 4; Football 2,3,4; Minor N 2; Major N 4. DUTT, JYOTI EPSTEIN, STUART Purple Honor Certificate 1; Student Caucus 1,2; Baseball 2.3,4; Minor N 2; Major N 3,4; Basketball 1; Numeral 1; Captain 1; Football 2; Minor N 2. ESKOW, CARY Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Whie Honor Certificate 1; Math-Science Advisory Committee 3,4; North Computer Club 4; President 4; Peer Counselor 3; Radio Electronics Club 2,3,4; President 3,4; Social Studies, LMC. and Art Department Advisory Committee 3,4. EVANS, LARRY EYER, GREG DWORSKI, STEVEN Swimming 1,2,3,4; Numeral 1; Minor 2; Major 3,4. ECHALES, CRAIG Football 2; Wrestling 3; Minor N 3. ECKHARDT, JANE Band 1,2,3,4; Class Board l; G.A.A. 1,2,3; German Band 3; Hall D Council 1,2; Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Saga 4; Timers Club 1,2; Badminton 1,2; FINK, ROBIN Purple Honor Certificate 1. FISCHBEIN, KENNETH Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Purple Honor Certificate 1; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Bicycle Club 2; S.E.A. 2,3. FISCHBERG, STEVEN FISHER, GREG Class Board 4; Football 1,2; Numeral 1; Minor N 2. FISHMAN, JACKIE FLEISCHER, DEBBIE FLEISHER, LINDA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; National Honor Society 3; Purple Honor Certificate 1; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Sage 3,4; Students for Israel 1. FLEMING, CYNTHIA Home Ee Club 3. FAIN, DONNA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Bronze Key 2; National Honor Society 3; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate 1; Bicycle Club 3,4; Choral Union 2; Girls Glee 1; Leaders Gym 3,4; National Thespians Society 2,3,4; S.E.A. 2; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Children's Play Crew 1,2,3; Chairman 2,3; Fall Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Chairman 4; Musical 1,2,3; Chairman 2,3; Norsecapades Crew 1,2,4; Chairman 2; FOX, NEIL . Bronze Scholarship Key 2; Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Advisory Committee - English 3,4; Bicycle Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Foreign Exchange Student 2,3; Infinity Unlimited 3; School Government 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; JV N 3; Minor N 2. ( 254 I ����I Students For Israel l ; Children's Play 2; Fall Play l ; N orsecapades 3. LUSK, JOAN Cynettes 4, CAA 1,2,3; Leader's G ym 3,4; Tim ers Club 1. LICHTERMAN, MARC LUSTIG, MARLEE LIEBMAN, RHONDA Illinoi s State Scholarship Semifinalist 4 ; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Schola rship Key 3; Bronze Sc holarship Key 2 ; White Honor Ce rtificate 2; Saga 2,3,4; Section Editor 3; Co-EditorIn-C hief 4 ; Sage 4; Tutoring Program 4 ; N o rsecapades 2; Spring Play C rew 1. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Schola rship Key 4 ; Silve r Schola rsh ip Key 3; Bronze Scholarship Key 2; White Honor Ce rtificate 2; Purple Honor Certificate 2; Advisory'Committee 3,4; Calliope 3,4; Chamber Cho ir 4; Choral Union 3; E.P.D .C. 3; Foreign Exchange Student 2; Madrigal Choir 4 ; Sage 4 ; Saga 2 ; Student Appeals Boa rd 4 ; Student Congress 3,4; Winter Musical 3. METLER, KEITH Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2. METLER, KRISTIE MC CUE, TERRY Transfe rred from Marillac High School. No rth brook, Illinois 2; Ski Club 3,4; N o rsecapades C rew 3. MC KENNA, GRACE LIFTON, CLAUDIA All-Confe rence 4 ; Most Valuable Pla yer 4; Captain 4; Track 1,2,4; Numeral l ; M ino r N 2. MC PHERSON, MICHAEL MICHAELSON, DAVID Backgammon Club 4; Choral Union 2; Concert Band 3,4; Drama club 2,3,4; Inte rmediate Band 1,2; Leaders' G y m 2,3,4; N Club 4; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Viking Male Chorus l ; Children's Pla y Crew 3 ; Fall Play 3; N orsecapades Crew 1,3,4; Spring Play 2; Bas ketball 1,2; Numeral l ; Minor N 2; Football l ,2,3.4; Numeral l ; Minor N 2,3; Major N 4; Track l ; Numeral 1. MACHADO, EMILIO White Honor Certificate l ; Purple Ho nor Certifi cate 1, Choral Union 3,4; Madrigal Choir 3,4; National Forensics League 2,3,4; P.A. Announcer' s 3,4; Secretary 4; S.E.A. 2,3; Norsecapades 4; Spring Play 2. MIELCAREK, MARIA MIJATOV, ROBERT Transferred From Lane Tech . High School, Chicago, Illinois 3; Compute r C lub 4; Radio Electroni cs Club 3,4. MAGIDA, SHELDON LINDENBERG, DEBRA MILLER, ALYCE MARGOLIS, DAVID LIPSIG, ROBIN Soccer l ; Numeral l ; W restling l ; Numeral 1. Class Board 2; CAA 1. MILLER, DEBRA MARKOWITZ, PHILLIP LISNEK, PAUL Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4 ; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key 3; Purple Hono r Certificate l ; Bronze Schola rship Key 2; Hall C ouncil 2; Student Advisory C ommittee 1,2,3,4; P.A. Announcer 3,4; P.T.5.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Sage 4; School Gove rnmerll 1,2,3,4; Student Congress 3,4; President 3,4; Fall Play 4; N o rsecapades Crew 4. Illinois Sta te Schola rship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 4; Bicycle Club 1,2,3.4. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalis t 4; Silve r Scholarship Key. 3; Purple Honor Certificate l ; Baseball l ; Numeral 1. Bridge C lub l ; G AA 2,3.4; S. E.A. 2.3; Ski C lub 1,2; National Thespian Socie ty 2,3,4; Technical Services C lub 2,3,4; C hild ren 's Play Crew 2,3.4; Fall Play Cre w 2,3; N o rsecpades 2; N o rsecapades Cre w 3.4; One Act Plays C rew l ; Spring Play 2; Spring Play Crew 1,3,4. MASTRO, ROSANN MILLER, MICHAEL MARX, MITCHELL C AA 1,2. LISS, KEN MATAN, NATA LOGINSKY, PAMELA MATZKIN, STEVEN Illinois State Schola rship Semifinalist 4; National M erit Letter of C o mmendation 4; C hess Club 2; Foreign Exchange Student 2,3; Ho me Economics Club l ; Infinity Limited 3; Sage 4. Illinois State Scholar ship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Purple Hono r Certificate l ; N C lub 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics l ; Numeral l ; Soccer l ; Numeral l ; Te nn is 1,2,3,4; Mino r N 2; Major N 3. LONDON, STEVEN Choral Union 3; Technical Services Club l ; Thespians 2,3,4; Childre n 's Play Crew 2; Fall Mus ical 3; Norsecapades 2,4; N orsecapad es C rew 1,3; Spring Play 1. MILLER, JANET MAX, BETH MAX, JODI N Club 4; Football 1,2; Numeral l ; Minor N 2; Wrestling 1,2,3.4; Numeral l ; Minor N 2; Major · N 3.4. MITCHELL, ROBERT Silver Schola rship Key 3; White H on or Cert ifica te ; Purple H on or Certificate; Art Cl ub 3; C am p us Life 1.2.3,4; C hess C lub 1,2; C ho ral Union ; Eng lish -Music Advisory Committee 1,2,3,4; Na t ional Fore ns ics League 1.2.3; Viking Male C ho ru s 2; N orsecapades I. MOLITOR, MARGARET Ski Club 3.4. Purple Hono r Ce rtifi cate l ; Homecoming Committee 4; School .Gove rnment 2. MORTON, DAVID MEDANSKY, LEWIS MOSENSON , LISA Purple Honor Ce rtifi cate 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; T echnical Services Club l ; Viking Male C ho rus l ; Children's Play C rew l ; Fall Play C rew l ; Norsecapades C rew l ; One Act Plays C rew l ; Spring Play C rew 1. T ra n sfe rr ed from P rosse r H igh S(hool: C h icago, Ill in ois 4 MENDELSON, MARTIN MURPHY, SHAWN LOTITO, MICHAEL LOVELESS, DANI Illinois State Scholarship Semifinali st 4; N ational H o nor Society 3,4; Sil ver Scholarship Key 3; Bronze Scho la rship Key 2; CAA 1,2. LUND, PATTI Illino is State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Na tional Honor Socie ty 3,4; Silver Schola rship Key 3; Bronze Sch olarship Key 2; Chee rleading l ; Leader 's Gym 2,3,4; Norseca pades l ; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Track 2,3. LURIE, MICHAEL 258 MUCVACCIA, VINCE . N club 3.4; Football l ; Minor N l ; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. Mino r N l ; Majo r 2,3; Track 1. White Hon or Certi fica te l. MERDINGER, STEVEN C .A A. l ; Sk i C lub 4. Leaders's Gym 3.4; N Club 3.4 ; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Nume ral 1. Minor N 2; Majo r N 3; Footba ll l ,2,3,4; Numeral 1. Minor N 2; Major N 3,4. Illinoi s S ta te S(h ola rs h ip Semifinalist 4 · N a- MURTAUGH, CONSTANCE NATKER, MARIS - �1 tional Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Bicentennial Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Sori1?ty 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Bronze Scholarship Key 2; Purple Honor Certificate l ; Calliope 2,4; E.P.D.C. 3; Forensit"s 2,3,4; English-Foreign Lrnguage Advisory Committee 4; Girls' Glee l ; Hall Council l; Math-Science Advisory Committee 1,2; National l Forensics League 2,3,4; National Thespian Society 2,3,4; Peer Counseling 3; Sage 4; S.E.A. 1,2; Student Congress 3,4; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Children's Play 2,3; Makeup Co-Chairman 3; Norsecapades Crew 1,2,3,4; Makeup Chairman 4; Spring Play Crew 1,2,3; Mus ical Crew 1,2,3. NEIHAUS, SANDRA White Honor Certificate l ; Auroris 4; Choral Union 2,3,4; Girls' Glee l ; Madrigal Choir 4. 3,4; Treasurer 4; E.P.D.C. 4; S.E.A. 1,2,3; P.T.S.A. 3,4; English and Foreign Language Advisory Committee 4; Track 1,2,3; Numeral l ; Minor N , 2; Major N , 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Numeral l ; Minor N , 2; Major N, 3; co Captain 3. OKUN, DAVID OLSEN, KAREN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Leaders Gym 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Captain 3. ORLFF, SHEREE Girls Glee l ; Hall Monitor 1,2; National THespians Society 1,2,3,4; Children's Play Crew 1,2; Fall Play Crew 1,2,3; Norsecapades Crew 1,2; Spring Play Crew 1,2. NELSON, LAURENCE ORLOVSKY, JERRY NETCHIN, MICHAEL QWEN, TOM NEU, LORI OZELL, PATTI NEUHAUS, LYNN Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Bronze Scholarship Key 2; Purple Honor Certificate l. NEUHAUS, RUTH PALATNIK, GLORIA Purple Honor Certificate l; Chamber Choir 3; Choral Union 2; Girls Glee l; Home Economics club l ; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Students For Israel 2; Norsecapades Crew l. PALINCSAR, STEVE Illinois High School Association Music Contest 3; Orchestra 1,3,4; Project Sage 4; Tutoring Pro- NEUMAN, DOREEN Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; Purple Honor Certificate l. NEUMARK, DIANNE Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Na. tional Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate 2,3,4;Purple Honor Certificate l ; Class Board 2,3,4; Leaders' Gym 2,3,4; Vikettes 3,4; Captain 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. NICHOLSON, SANDRA NOP ARST AK, BETH Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 4; Purple Honor Certificate l ; Chamber Choir 4; Choral Union 4; School Board Representative l; Ski Club 4; National · Thespian Society 4; Norsecapades 3,4; Norsecapades Crew 4. gram 3,4; Fall Play Orchestra 3. PALMIERI, LISA G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Economics Club l ; Softball 3; Volleyball l. · PANERAL, KIMBERLY Cheerleading l; Ski Club 2; Homecoming Committee 3. Hockey Club 3,4; N Club 3,4; Football l; Nmeal l; Soccer 3; Minor N, 2; Major N, 3. PICHLER, BETTY Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship key 3; White Honer Certificate 3,4; Purple Honor Certificate 1,2; Bicycle Club 1,2; Chess Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Choral Union 2; Computer club 4; G.A.A. l; Girls Glee l; S.E.A. 1,2,3; President 3; Student Cacus 2. PIERCE, WILIAM Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate 1,2,3; N Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Numeral l ; Minor N, 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Numeral l; Minor N, 2; Major N, 3. POGOFF, LISA Silver Scholarship Key 4; Scholastic Art Award Certificate of Merit l; Skokie Fine Arts Commission Certificate of Merit l; Calliope 1,2,3,4; Editor 2,3,4; Choral Union 2,3; Girls Glee l; Mock Radio Club 4; Fall Play Crew l ; Norsecapades Crew l ; Spring Play Crew 1. POITRAS, BARBARA White Honor Certificate 2; Purple Honor Certificate l; Freshman Class Board l ; Vice President l ; Girls Glee l ; Hall Monitor l; Timers l; Thespian 2,3,4; Chamber Choir 3,4; Choral Union 2,3; Accompianist 3,4; Madrigal Choir 3,4; Forensics Team 4; National Forensics League 4; G.A.A. 2,3; S.W.A. 2,3,4; Children'sPlay 2,3; Musical Director 2,3; Children's Play Crew 1,3; Fall Play 4; Norsecapades 3; Materials Board 2,3,4; Norsecapades Crew 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Badminton 3. PONFJL, JODY POULAKADIS, EV AN Leaders Gym 3,4; N Club 4; Ski Club 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; ajor N , 3; Basketball 1,2; Minor N, 2; Captain l ; Football 1,2,3,4; Major N, 3; Captain 1. . PASKO, LEON Coin Club; President; Student Caucus l ; N Club 4; School Government l ; Bicycle Club 3; Cross Country 1,4; Numeral l; Major N , 4; Track l ; Numeral l ; Wrestling l; Numeral. POWELL, JOSPH Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Silver Schoarshp Key 3; White Honor Certificate 2; Purple Honor Certificate l ; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Major N , 3. PAUL, KIMBALL PECK, HOPE Purple Honor Certificate l ; Girls Glee l; Choral Union 2,3; Madrigal Choir 3; Students For Israel l; Fall Play l; Spring Play Crew l. NUCCIO, VINCENT PENALOZA, ARNULFO OAKES, ROBERT PETERSON, JIM Transfered from Evanston High School, Evanston, Illinois 3; National Honor Society 3; Gold Scholarship Key 3; Computer Club 4. OCONNELL, ANN PERGANTIS, STEVEN PRICE, VICKI G.A.A. 1,2; Home Economics Club 4; Timers Club 1,2. PUZES, DAVID Ski Club 2,3; N. Club 3,4; President 4; Norsecapades Crew 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Numeral l; Minor N, 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Numeral l ; Minor N, 2; Major N, 3,4. QUINN, JUDY RABINOVITZ, MARLEE ODEGARD, KAREN One Act Plays l ; One Act Plays Crew 1. PESKO, BRIAN OGAWA, MIKE N Club 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Numeral l; Minor N, 2; Major N, 3; Football l; Numeral l. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4; Bronze Scholarship Key 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate 2; Student Congress Student Caucus 1,2; Norsecapades Crew 1. PETERSON, DALE Transfer from William A. Wirt, Gary, Indiana, 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Silver Scholarship Key 3,4; Class Board 4; National Thespians Society 3,4; Peer Counseling 3; S.F.I. 3,4; S.W.A. 3,4; Technical Services Club 3,4; Tutoring Program 4; Children's Play Crew 3,4; Fall Play Crew 3,4; Chairman 4; Norsecapades Crew 3,4; 259 ����-Crew 3,4; Norsecapades 3,4; One Act Plays Crew 3,4; Spring Play 3,4; Spring Play Crew 3,4. WEIESMAN, LINDA WALLACH, HELENE Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key 3,4; Purple Honor Certificate. WALLK, HILORY WEITZMAN, DANIEL Gold Scholarship Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate; Health Careers Club 4; Ski Club 2; Students for Israel 1,2. YALE, CAROL WALSH, KEVIN Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key 3; White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certificate; N Club 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Numeral l; Minor N 2; Major N 3,4; Co-Captain 2. WALTZER, NATHAN WEITZMAN, SCOTT WASSEL, REBECCA Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; National Honor Society 3,4; Gold Scholarship Key 3; Silver Scholarshp Key 2; Chamber Choir 3,4; Choral Union 2; Classboard 1,2,4; Vice President 2; G.A.A. l; Girls Glee l ; Madrigal Choir 3,4; National Thespian Society 3,4; Children·s Play 3; Norsecapades 4; Norsecapades Crew 2; Spring Musical l; SpringPay Crew 1,2; Winger Musical 3. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; Silver Scholarship Key 3 ; White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certificate; Football l; Numeral l ; Track 1,2,3,4; Numeral l ; Minor N 2; Major N 3,4. WILKINSON, JANE Bicycle Club 4; Norsecapades Crew 1. WILKINSON, JILL WASSERMANN, JODY WILLIAMS, ALAYNE WATMAN, ROBERT WILLIAMS, ANDREA W AXBERG, RONALD Silver Scholarship Key 3,4; Class Board 1,2,3,4; Homecoming 3; Chairman 4; Ski Club 2; Vikettes 2,3 Golf 1,2; Numeral l ; Minor N 2; Soccer l; Numeral 1. WDOWICKI, WILLIAM WEBER, LISA Homecoming Committee 4; Orchestra 1,2; Saga 3,4; Set·tion Editor 4; Norsecapades Crew 1,2; Spring Play Crew 1,2. WECHTER, DEBRA Purple Honor Certificate; Auroris 3,4; President 4; Girls Glee l ; Technical Services Club 1,2; Fall Play 3; Fall Play Crew 2; Norsecapades 1,2; Spring Play Crew 1. Honor Certificate; Advisory Committee 1,2; Debate l; S.E.A. 2,3; Auroris 4; Children's Play 2,3; Norsecapades 4 . WILSON, DONNA Clarinet Choir 3; Class Board 1,4; Concert Band 3,4; G.A.A. l; Homecoming Committee 4; Intermediate Band 1,2; Marching Band 3,4; Peer Counselor 3; Saga 4; Sage 4 ; Norsecapades 4 ; Norsecapades Crew 1. WINER, CANDY Class Board 2,3, National Thespian Society 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Vikettes 4; Children's Play Crew 3; Norsecapades 2,3; Norsecapades Crew 2,3,4; Spring Play 2,3; Spring Play Crew 3. WIORA, CINDY Timers 1,2; Leaders Gym 3,4 . WEINBERG, LORI Choral Union 2; Girls Glee 1. WIRTH, GINA WEINER, CARYN Purple Honor Certificate; Homecoming Committee 3; Students for Israel 1,2. YELIN, MAX Silver Scholarship Key 3,4; White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certificate; Art Club 4; Karate 1,2,3,4; Assistant Instructor 3. YON, SUZAN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Timers 1,2. YOUNG, DAVID Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist; White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certificate; Forensics l; Ski Club 4; Golf l; Gumnastics 1,2; Numeral l; Swimming 2; Track 2. ZACHELMEYER, DOREEN ZIGMAN, RON N Club 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Minor N l; Major N 3. ZIMMERMAN, BETH Art Club 2;3,4; Forensics l ; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Timers 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Spring Play 2,3; Boy's Swimming Manager 1,2,3,4. ZUCKER,GRACE Tranxferred from Mather High School, Chicago, Illinois 2; White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certificate; Students for Israel 2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; ChilJren's Play Crew 2,3; Co-Chairman 3; Fall Play Crew 3. Spring Play Crew 3. ZWICK, HUGH National Thespian Society 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Technical Services Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Childrens Fall Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Chairman 3; Fall Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Chairman 4; Norsecapades Crew 1,2,3,4; Chairman 4; One Act Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Spring Play Crew 1,2,3,4; Chairman 4; Baseball l ; Numeral l ; Football 1,2,3; Numeral l; Minor N 3. WOLF, ANDREA WEINER, MITCHELL WOLF, DONA WEINSTEIN, BETH l ygnettes 1.2.. VKe Pre,1Jent 2. I BL A 3 .4 . <;ureta1y J. CA A 1.2.J 4 Tim!'r' 1.2 Swim ming I f1a< I< 1 eam I Transferred from Kenwood High School. Chi · cago, lllir\Ois l; Ski Club 3.4. Track Team 2,3.4 WEIS, ROSALIE Illinois State Scholar~hip Semifinalist. White Honor Certificate l ; Purple Honor Certificate I. Aide 2,3,4; Choral Union 2,3. GA.A. 1,2.3. Girls Glee l ; Track Team 1.2. WEISMAN, MICHAEL Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist. Silver St·holarship Key 3. White Honor ( ert1firate I . Norsetapades 3,4; Director 4; Gymna-ik' 1.2.3 . Numeral l ; Minor N 2. Major N 3 WEISS, DANIEL WOLFLICK, JAY WOLK, ROBIN Illinois State St holar,hip Semifinali~t . Foren · 'i<' 3.4. National I orensir' league 3 .4 WOLTHUIS. MARK In Memory Of Robert J. Mitchell "The greatest use of life, is to spend it for something that will outlast it" !1a< I< 2. Minor N 2. WONG, ROSALIND lllinoi' State S«holarship Semifinalist . National Me11t letter of Commendation National Honor 'iociety 3 4 . Cold Scholar-hip Key .1; White 263 �Index A 202 Abelman, Robin 70,71,212 Abrams, Jay 202 Achier, Sandra 192 Achier, Scott 232 Ackman, Mr. Leonard 202 Adachi, Anne 273 Adelman, Grant 212,213 Adelman, Judith 180 Adelman, Skyler 147 Adelson, Michael 54,192 Aderman, Elisa 88,180 Africk, Julie 80,213 Africk, Michael 213 Agins, Louis 156 Aizenstein, Brian 87,97,100,213 Albert, Audrey 180 Albert, Susan 236 Albiani, Mr. Ronald 213 Alexander, Scott Alexander, Tammy 67,71,180,181 Alfassa, Helen 192 180 Allen, Mark 58,202 Alpert, Alise 213 Alpert, Bonita 166,167,180 Alpert, Jan 202,206 Alpert, Lynne 213 Alport, Arleen 202 Alscher, Sharon 172,192 Alschuler, Jacquelin 80,140,231 Amesquita, Jesse 202 Amstadter, Lori Anderson, Cynthia 68,79,165,192 78,213 Anderson, Janice 235 Anderson, Ms. Ruth 192 Anderson, Thomas 132 Andre, Aaron 80,97,129,140,213 Andre, Brian 192 Andre, Lydia 58,192 Angelaccio, Susan 192 Angelos, Frances 213 Ansell, Susan 71,73 Appel, Laurence 70,202 Apple, Lori 67,180 Arakawa, Stephanie Armbruster, M s. Maureen 236 213 Arendt, Karey 180 Arndt, Robert . 67,71,192 Arnieri, Gina 51,58,68,213 Aronson, Leslye . 58,68,180 Aronson, Shelley 73 ART CLUB 180 Ash, Jeffrey 180 Asuncion, Robert 82,83 AURORIS 73 A.Y.E. 202 Axelrod, Lawrence Axness, David 213 213 Azus, Laurence B Babendir, Stuart 264 138,213 Babetch, Sheri 164 ,192 B,icalar, Carey 213 Bachmeier , Sonia 180 BACKGAMON CLUB 75 BADMINTON 174 Baggio, Denise 168,180 Baker , B.ubara 192 Baker, Ellen 67,72,213 Balciuli,, Mr. Charles 231 ,246 Balda,.o, Catherine 05,67,170,192 B,11la, Janet 88,180 Bapti~t . George 231 Baran, David 148 Barber, Blair 213 Barinholtz, David 180 Barkal, Steven 213 Barkal. Stewart 213 Barnes, Mindy 213 Barnes, Ronni 180 Barnett, Pamela 213 Barnow, Shelley 213 Baron, Fonda 58,70,71,213 Baron, Lori 67,180 Barstow, Mr. John 236 Bartholomew, Lenny 37 Barttenes, Eydie 56,58,68,202 BASEBALL 156,157,158,159 BASKETBALL 140,141,142,143 144,145 Bass, Andrea 51,58,202 Bass, Robin 180 Bauman, Allison 58,202 Bauman, Sonny 149,180 Baumgartner, John 213 Baumgartner, Susan 180 Bayer, Alan 78,213" Bayer, David 71,178,192,197 Bayer, Jordan 53 Bear, Roberta 202 Becker, Jana 192 Becker, Marcy 180 Becker, Rhonda 213 Becker, Ms. Sheila 235 Beermann, Jack 60,213 Behr, Ms. Marion 236 Behrman, Floyd 202 Beiser, Michelle 213 Belgrad, Marc 202 Bemoras, David 156,213 Bemoras, Jeffrey 143,157,192 Bemoras, Robert 143,157,192 Ben, Arieh · 180 Bender, Melissa 202 Bendersky, Bradley 129,157 Benjamin, Beth 51,78,213 Benjamin, Nancy 56,71,180 Benjamin, Roberta 192 Benowitz, Louis 153 Benson, Karin 202 Benson, Kathleen 213 Berg, Larry 68,78,102,180 Berg, Melanie 51,67,70,71,202 Bergen, Marla 202,208 Berger, Barry 213 Berger, Joel 192 Berk, Lila . 72 Berkelhamer, Donna 67,70,71,213 Berkelhamer, Robert 180 Berkley, Jeffrey . . . 29,78,213 Berkman, Harvey 192 Berkowsky, Alan 138,150,151,202 Berkson, David 68,202 Berliner, Cheryl 173,192 Berman, Karen 192 Berman, Randy 80,147 Berman, Ross 58,146,147,202 Berman, Susan 213 Berman, Wendy 180 Bernhardt, Nathan 129,156,213 Berrirk, Mrs. Edith 234 Berrick , Stephanie 213 BICYCLE CLUB 68 Binder, Howard 145,180 Birkhain, Barbara 180 Bischoff, Claudia 202 Blachman, David 134 80,82,111,213 Blachman, Susan 82,202 Black, Tracy Blackman, Ms. Judith 236 58,192 Blackman, Lauren 80,128,129 Blakey, Kenneth 156,202 Blitzstein, Rhonda 202 Block, Debra 58,202 Block, Susan 180 Blomquist, Eric 70,71,202 Bloom, Sharon 213 Blum, Ronald 213 Blumberg, Jeffrey 180 Blumberg, Marc 78,180 Blustein, Debbie 45,181 Boaz, Andrea . 213 Bobinsky, Debra 68,69,70,71,202 Bodenstein, Kandee 36,213 Bolshon, Debra . 53,213 Bookman, Sherri 192 Borchew, Michael 202 Borman, Keith 132 Boxenbaum, C.harles 136,192 Brady, Michelle 181 Braidman, Mitchell 202 Brand, Donald 136,192 Brand, Kevin . 78,80,134,135,213 Brandon, Mindy 43,202 Brass, Ann . 181 Brass, Mark 214 Brauchler, David 67,203 Brauchler, Karen 181 Brauchler, Ronald 131,192 Brennan, Jean 181 Brenndoerfer, Hannelo 165,181 Brenner, Babette 67,214 Bresler, Andrea 53,58,203 Bressler, Fred 56,78,214 Bressler, Howard 67 Brettner, Kimberly 203 Brief. Dena 192 Brigham, Mr. Herbert 236 Brinsky, Eileen 203 Brod, Jennifer 173,192 Brodsky, Barry 158,192 Brodsky, Caryn 181 Brody, Steven I. 67,134,203 Brody, Steven L. . 84 Brody, Susan 152 Bromberg, Alan 58,157,203 Bromberg, Cathy 69 Bromberg, Stacy 51,214 Bronstein, David 192 Bronstein, Jeffrey 214 . 192 Bronswick, Gail Bronswick, Robert 97,129,140,141 Brooks, Glenn 181 Bros trom, Diane 214 70,71,178,203 Brottman, Lynn 68,148,193 Brottman, Michael 192 Brown , Claudia 82,168,181 Brown, Cynthia 214 Brown, Julie 181 Brown, Lauren 236 Browning, Mr. Donald 153,181 Bruchman, Paul Brucov, Mrs. Ruth 235 Bukowski, Michael . 203 Burkholder, Carol 203 181 Bussell, Laura 214 Buzil, Steven c 214 Cahan, Elizabeth 157 Cain, Neil . Callif, Deborah 67,193 54 CALLIOPE Cannon, M s. Norma 237 181 Canon, Tod Cantor, Tod 203 68,88,181 Cantor, Wendy Caplan, Dana 18i 132,153 Caras, Ronald 50,237 Carey, Mr. Stanley Carlington, Mrs. Lorraine 234 Carlins, Allen . 137 80,214 Carlson, Annette 154,203 Carlson, Bradley 67,71,154,181 Carlson, Karen . 214 Carlson, Martina Carlson, Robert 154,214 153,181 Carlson, Todd _ Carrell, Mr. Ray 237 Casten, Mr. Richard 237 58,148 Cepeda, Ronald 237 Ceresa, Mr. Aldo CHAMBER CHOIR 65 56,193 Channon, Mitchell 193 Chavis, Lenore 214 Chemers, Mark 75 CHESS CLUB f · 214 Chinskey, Barbara Choi, Yun 181 67 CHORAL UNION 67,193 Chorney, Rhonda M . 203 Choyinski , James · 237 Christie, Mr. Peter Christoffersen, Debra . 65,67,70 71,214 Christoffersen, Mrs. Viola 235 Chris ty, Linda 214 Christy, Sharon 181 Chung, Paul 193 Chunowitz, Carrie 67,71,181 Citron, Stephen . 203 CLASS BOARD . . 58,59 Cline, Mrs. Esther 237 Cloch, Steven 47 Coates, Laura . . 67,203 f. �.. 'i Cocokios, George 131,193 Coe, William 147,214 Cogan, Scott 192 Cohen, Andee 214 Cohen, Cheryl 193 Cohen, Debra 214 Cohen, Ilene 97,100 . 68,193 Cohen, Julie Cohen, Lisa 193 Cohen, Lynn 203 Cohen, Marlene 67,164,180,181 Cohen, Richard 193 Cohen, Sandra 203 Cohen, Sheila 193 58,88,181 Cohen, Sherri Cohen, Tamara 68,181 Cohn, Steven 158,193 Cohn, Stuart . 143,214 Colantpnia, Anthony 181,203 Cole, Teri 193 Cole.cchia, Deborah 181 Colecchia, Richard . 181 Colen, Barbara 203 Collins, Mark 193 Colombik, Roger 132,149,181 51,71,85 Columbus, Deborah 154,165,193,196 Compiani, Lis-a 181 COMPUTER CLUB . 78 CONCERT BAND . 62,63 Condit, Kenneth 214 Conradt, Heidi 181 Contarsy, Elise 181 Conway, Bari 193 Cook, Barry 80 68,70,71,214 Cook, Sandra Cooksey, Evelyn 72 Cooper, Andrea 203 Cooper, Ilene 193 Cooper, Janet 193 Cooper, Katherine 181 Cooper, Mark 132,145,181 Cooper, Sharon 67,71,82,181 Copeland, Alan -78 Copeland, Deanna 172 Coplon, Cary 67,193 Corber, Debra 53,214 Corday, Sandra 181 Coretz, Melissa 181 70,71 Corman, Bernard Coto~sky, Marla . 80,97,164 168,169,214 Covinsky, Michael 78,181 Cowan, Ms. Marla 236,237 CREATIVE COOKING CLUB 72 Cress, Mr. Hal 238 Crivlare, Laura 193 CROSS COUNTRY 138,139 Crystal, Janis . 53,214 Cunningham, David 203 Cunningham, Laurie . 214 Custer, Mindi 58,203 Custer, Todd 145,181 Cus ter, Alan 58,214 CYGNETTES 85 D (, Dachman, Kenneth Dachman, Phillip 214 137 Dachman, William 136,193 Dall, Kirk 132,153 Dammers, Steven 131 Dandrea, Domenica .. 214 Daniels, Michael ... 214 Dauer, Scott 137 Daus, Kevin . 181 Davidson, Ms. Joan 238 Davies, Richard . 129,157,203 Davis, Sheryl .. . . .... 78 DeGeorge, James 214 DeGeorge, Nicholas 132,181 Deardorff, Mr. Barry . 238 DEBATE 57 Decarl, Pamela 58,80,82,214 Dechert, Nancy 84,185,193 Decorrevont, James 80,97,214 Degraff, Beth 58 Degraff, David .. .. 68,203 Deitch, Nancy 214 Deitz, Deann . 68 Dejonge, Christopher 78,214 Delaurier, Katherine 35,173 Delaurier, Nancy . 173,214 Demar, Sheryl . 214 Derdiger, Ira 158 Deutsch, Ellyn 164,168,172,203 Deutsch, Lynn 203 Deutsch, Mr. Michael . 238 Deutsch, Michael Ray 80,154,214 Deutsch, Nancy 164,214 Deutsch, Ross 149,181 Dexter, John 147 Diamond, Cheryl . 70,71,214 Diamond, Marla 181 Dick, Irene . 78,214 Dick, Stuart . 78,181 Dicker, Joel . 193 Dietrich, Jeffrey 129,205 Dietz, Pamela 214 Diller, Barry . 214 Oimschultz, Ms. Helen 238 Dlatt, David 67,214 Dolin, Caryn . .. 68,181 Dolin, Linda . 214 Dolin, Shell . 215 Dolins, Mitchell 193 Dolitsky, Linda 193 Dombek, Maureen 215 Donenberg, Barbara 53,58,203 Donenberg, Jeffrey 215 Donenberg, Phillip 31,143,193 Doody, William 132,187 Doppelt, David 39,65 ,67 ,70,71 Doppelt, Michelle 68,71,169 Doren, Eugene .. 71,215 Doren, Sherry 182 Doupe, David 131,193 Drachler, Celene 182 Drazner, Steven 182 Drehobl, Mary 179,182 Dribin, Laura 58,60,82 Drohan, Timothy 132 Drucker, Richard 203 Duchateau, Joan 215 Duminy, Frederic 215 Dunn, Rory 197 Dunsky, Corey . 67,155,182 Dunsky, Marda 53,65,67,203 Dupuis, David 203 Dupuis, Karen 67,193 Dupuis, Sharon 193 Dusz, William 39,80,97,129 . . . .......... .. Dutt, Jyoti Dworski, Michael Dwors ki, Steven 140,156,215 .. 215 .. 182 154,215 E Echales, Scott Echales, Matt Echales, Sandi Eckhardt, Jane 215 132,153,182 203 51,80,87,165 168,172,215 80,173,215 Eckhardt, Joan 129,140,203 Eckhardt, John 80,173,215 Eckhardt, June . 56,60,70,71 Edelman, Gregg 95,103,104,215 157 Edelmuth, Steven 182 Edelson, Neal . 215 Edidin, Linda Edwards, Barry 144,182 Edwards, Mark 140,157 . 155,182 Edwards, Tom Einhorn, Steven . 70,71,193 . 203 Eisenhart, John 40,203 Einstein, Matthew Elam, Craig 134,203 Elenbogen, Beryl 215 193 Elenbogen, Dina Elkes, Alan 215 Ellison, Sandra 215 203 Ellman, Judith 149,182 Elster, Robert 58,193 Elster, Stacey 203 Emalfarb, Scott 203 Emanuel, Julie 182 Erner, Robert 193 Endrulat, Jeffrey Endrulat, Sheryl 203 English, Jackie 148 English, Lisa 203 193 Epstein, Sandra 58,97,156,215 Epstein, Stuart Epstein, William 203 Erickson, Robert 203 Eskow, Cary 78,215 Espinosa, Ms. Eunice 238 136,193 Estevaz, Francisco Evins, Cara 182 Eyer, Gregory 215 . 67,70,105,193 Ezrin, William F Faber, Mariann Fabian, Mrs. Marie Faermark, Joel Fagrell, Barbara Fahey, John Fain, Donna Fain, Murray Falbo, Annamarie Farbar, Jayne Farber, Rande 58,193 235 204 46,66,172 80,129,204 70,71,80,215 70,71,131 27,182 215 215 Feher, Lisa 67 Feigen, Ellen 58,182 Feigen, Michelle 53,58,204 137,182 Fein, Mark Feirstein, Ellen . 215 Feirstein, Michael 68 Feiwell, Gail 194 Feldman, Charles 215 Feldman, Cheryl 67,203,204 Feldman, Deborah 194 Feldman, Stacy 82,194 Feldshriber, Esteen . 165,204,206 Feller, Penny 23,215 Fellner, Felix 204 Feltman, Eric 67,70,104,192 157,204 Ferrarese, Frank 215 Ferris, Scott Fett, Mr. Fred 238 Fidel, Tina 58,68,70,71,194 Field, Mr. Carl 239 Fieldman, Lauren 164,168 169,172,194 Fieldman, Susan 194 194 Fillichio, Katherine 194 Finckle, Judith 125,194 Fine, Jay 58,68,215 Fine, Neil Fink, Mr. George 239 Fink, Robin 215 Finkel, Bonnie 82,194 Finkel, Paul 204 Finkelman, Michael 204 132,182 Finkelstein, Michael 67,182 Finnerty, Shawn Fischbein, Kenneth 215 179,194 Fischburg, Elizabeth Fischburg, Paul 58,80,146,147,204 Fischer, Neal 194 Fischman, Natalie 51,68,179,204 .. 134,204 Fisher, David 157,215 Fischer, Greg 78,204 Fisher, Jeffrey 182 Fisher, Paul 155,215 Fishman, Jacqueline 182 Fishman, Jeffrey 239 Flanagan, Mr. Tom Fleischer, Debra 215 155,182 Fleisher, Gregg 215 Fleisher, Linda 215 Fleming, Cynthia 139,143 Fleming, Jerry . 129,157 Fleming, Joseph 204 Fletcher, Es telle 239 Florence, Mr. Clarence FOOTBALL 128,129,130,131 132,133 194 Ford, Scott Foreman, Bradley 140,204 Foreman, Karen 68,88,182 FORENSICS 56 Fotre, Sharon 182 Fox, Cathy 58,194 Fradin, Eric 215 Fraelick , Donna 99,215 France, Harry 137,182 Frankel, Alan 68,194 Frankel, Cindy 67,70,95,102,209 Frankel, Rhonda S 182 Frankel, Rhonda S . 53,215 Frankel, Robert 56,57,70,95,215 Franklin, Robert 68,78,182 Freedman, Douglas 182 Freedman, Neil 194 Freid, Sheri 24,71 265 �Freireich, Emilie ... 68,194 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS . .. . . . .. .. .. .. .... 90 Friedel!, Stanley . .. 68,204 Friedlander, Carol 27,56 Friedman, Abbe 182 Friedman, Bernard . . . .. 194 Friedman, Charles . . . . . . . 215 Friedman, Lawrence 156,215 Friedman, Lori 194 Friedman, Richard ........ 182 Friedman, Ronald 150,194 Friend, Marsha .... 215 Fritzshall, Alan ....... 204 Fry, Ms. Barbara 239,246 Fryde, Sue ...... 58,194 Fugiel, Ms. Dorothy 239 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ... 74 G Gabel, Amy 179,194 Gabriel, Dwight .. " .. 182 168,182 ' Gabriel, Mary Gagliardo, Kenneth " ... ". 182 Gallegos, Andres . 70,71 Gallegos, Romolo 71,131,193,194 . . 149,183 Galuski, Mark .. Galuski, Robin .. 204 156,215 Gamer, Howard Ganansky, David 149,183 Ganansky, Sharon . 67 Gans, Howard . . .. . 60,215 Gardner, Anne ... "" 58,204 Gardner, John 142,143,194 Gare!, Ms. Shirley 239 Garner, Sharon 168,183 215 Garner, Tedi Gartner, Donna ......... 204 ... 239 Garst, Mrs. Sarane 143,194 Gassel, Robert 167,183 Gauer, Nancy Gavino, Monica . 215 Gavino, Patricia 58,87,173,204 179 Geier, Elissa Gelfand, Mark . .. 204 Gelfond, Daniel 204 George, Linda .. 183 Gerber, Gary 216 Gerber, Marla 183 Gerhardt, Kurt 216 Gero!, Donna . . . 72,183 Gero!, Mark ...... 216 157,204,205 Gero!, Steven . 58,67,71 Gerstein, Deborah 194,200 67 Gilbert, Leonard ... 204 Gilbert, Maryann Gill, David . 194 .. 183 Gillengerten, Sandra ....... 210 Gillman, Alan Gindin, Eileen ... 58,72,216 Gindin, Shari ........... 193,194 Gins burgh, Ida ... 103 239 Ginsburg, Mrs. Joan 66 GIRLS GLEE .. . . 194 Gistenson, Jodi ... Gistenson, Lisa .. 216 194 Gistenson, Steven 266 Glazer, Marcia 58 Glazer, Peter 137,183,194 Glover, Judi .. 168,169,172,195 Glover, Larry 132 Glustoff, Brad . . . . 216 Gockenbach, Lynn . ... 183 Gockenbach, William .. .. .... 68 Goebel, Karen ..... 204 Goebelt, Judy 195 Gold, Bar ry 134,204 Goldberg, Alan 204 Goldberg, Cary ............ 58,204 Goldberg, David ..... 34,148,216 Goldberg, Edith 183 Goldberg, Howard 80,195 Goldberg, Joel .. 183 Goldberg, Kenneth . ... 78,195 Goldberg, Marci ........... .... 58 Goldberg, Robin . . . 204 Goldberg, Susan .. 195 Goldberg, Teri . .. .. 88 Goldberg, William 195 Golden, laura . 27 Golden, Neal . . . . 204 Golden, Stuart . . . . ..... . 183 Goldfein, Randy ... 150,195 Goldin, Michael 137,183 Goldman, Carol . 54,58,68,72,216 Goldman, Howard 138,139,195 Goldman, Marcia 68,204 Goldman, Nicole .. . 195 Goldsby, David 183 Goldsen, Marcie . 58,195 Goldsmith, Janice 67,183 Goldsmith, Mark 195 Goldstein, Alan . . 204 Goldstein, David F. 186 Godlstein, David N. . .. . 183 Goldstein, Kenneth ... . . 203,205 Goldstein, Leslie 167,216 Goldstein, Lynn 183 Goldstein, Marcy . 216 Goldstein, Maxine . .. 45,183 Goldstein, Ron . . . 136,195 Goldstein, Steven 143,195 Goldwater, Jeffrey .... 78,205 GOLF . 163 Gomberg, Betsy . 56 Goodman, Jody 205 Goodman, Lisa . 195 Goodman, Lori ..... 60,195 Go~year, Miriam ... 67,183 Gordon, Alan ... 36,216' Gordon, Gail 70,78,216 Gordon, Michael 183 Gordon, Neal .. .. 195 Gordon, Valerie .. 165 Gorell, Barbara . . 168,172,216 Gorell, Michael . 246 Goroff, David 56 Gorov, Lynda .. 51,58,82,205 Gorskind, Andrea 183 Gottlieb, Michael . . 216 Gould, Joni 195 Gould, Mrs. Lillian .. 234 Gould, William 68,148,195 Grabell, Marc ....... 216 Grahn, Wendy ... 67,105,183 Grant, Mr. Patrick . . 240 Gray, Susan 195 Green., Larry .. 216 Green, Linda .. 58,183 Green, Marla .. . .. .. .. .. 195 Green, Paula 58,70,71,216 Green, Mr. Richard . ..... 65,240 Green, Steven . 134 Green, Susan ... 183 GREEN THUMB CLUB 69 Greenberg, Allen ..... 71,183 Greenberg, Earle 216 Greenberg, Howard 80,140 151,205 Greenberg, Iris 195 Greenberger, Donna .. .. ... 165 Greenberger, Lawrence . 80,154 216 Greenburg, Sheri . . 195,205 Greene, Pamela .... 205 Greenfield, Michael. . ... 132,183 Gregg. Nancy 19S Gremley, Robert .. 78,216 Grodin, Evette . , . . .. 183 Groner, Burton 156,216 Groner, Sheldon 70,136,19S Grosky, David .. 67,144 Gross, Audrey 19S Gross, Joel .. . ..... 19S Grossman, Bonnie .... . 72,78,216 Grossman, David 1S4,216 Grossman, Mrs. Edith .. 23S Grossman, Eliot ........ .... .. 216 Grossman, Lee 1S8,19S Grossman, Lynn . . . 183 Groszek, James . ... f58 Gruenberg, Myron 24,31,137 144,183 Grund, Judith .. . 216 Guenther, Thomas . . . lSl,216 Gumbiner, Daniel . 80,216 Gumbiner, Sharon .. 88,180,183 Gunn, Jonathan 205 Gussin, Gayle 56,S8,67,205 Gustafson, Gail 183 Gustafson, Lynn . . 20S Guthman, Deborah .. 70,71,216 Guthman, Jeffery . . 70,71,102 Gutmann, Craig . .. 137,183 Gutmann, Scott .... 216 GYMNASTICS 146,147,148, 149,166,167 H . 20S Hackett, David .. Hallberg, Mr. John . . 240 HALL D COUNCIL . 61 HALL MONITORS SS Halperin, Robert 216 Hamilton, Bruce 132,145,183 Hammond, Alita 67 Handel, David 216 Handmaker, Marla ... 65,67,216 Hankin, Susan 58,80,82,110,216 Hansen, Todd 129 Hanson , Anita 216 Hanson, April ... S3 Harper, Mr. Donald ... 240 Harris, David 134,135,216 Harris, Kenneth . 26,154,183,187 Harris, Michael ........ 216 Harris, Nancy .. S8,80,82,110,216 Harris, Rhonda . . 20S Harris, Russell 136,1S8 Harri s, Susan ...... . 183 Harrsch, Robert 195 Hart, David 58,137,183 Hart, Debra 173,195 Hartman, Marc 149,183 Hashagen, Mr. Richard ... 240 Hawes, Louise 58,183 Hayes, Lisa 20S Healy, Theresa 216 Heap, Stefanie 205 Hefter, Loree .. . . . . .. .. .. 205 Heiman, Lawrence . 205 Heiman, Richard . 149,183. Heiman, Michael 136,19S Heinz, Michael 184 Heller, Franklin 70,104,195 Heller, Larry . .. .. lOS Heller, Mark 150,lSl,216 Heller, Scott 20S Helverson, Alana .. 88,184 Helverson, David 147,20S Hendricks, Michael . . ... 20S Hendricks, Thomas 184 Herman, Allen . . 80,150,lSl,216 Herman, Gail 58,19S,198 Herman, Jill 173,19S Hersh, Mark . S3,216 Hersh, Susan 195 Hershenhouse, Brian 203,205 Hershenhouse, Wayne 146 147,216 Hershenhouse, Michael .. Sl,19S Hervig, Ricky . 217 Herz, Christopher 150,151 Herz, William . . . . . 217 Herzog, Janet . . . SS,78,184 Heuck, David 143,19S Hilton, Randee ...... 195 Hirsch, Steven .. 20S Hitchcock, Gail .. 205 Hiton, Faith . 67,19S Hoel, Bradford .. .. . 67,184 Hoffenberg, Howard . 60,78,20S Hoffenberg, Sheri S8,184 Hoffing, Marc . SS Hoffman, Mr. Isaac . 240 Hohmann, Joy Sl,58,217 Hohs, Donald 129,217 Hohs, Jean 16S,168,184' Hohs, Patricia 16S,168,172,20S Hollander, Eugene . 137 Holfander, James 1S4,19S Holleb, Lynn 164,195 Holsapple, Ms. Pa't . 235 Holtzblatt, Pamela . 20S Holtzman, Ira ~. . . .. JOS Herberg, Andrew 195 Horwitz, Sherman 184 Howell, Ms. Mary 240 Hubbard, Ms. Lucille 241 Hubicek, Deborah 180,184 Huck, Edward 131,157 Huck, Sherri . . . 20S Huish, Ms. Maya .... 241 Humann, Peter . . 140,217 Hunt, Stephen .. 144 Hurley, Christopher ... 136 Hurto, Michelle . 173,196 Huska, David . 130,131,196 Huska, Eric 129,194 Hutchings, Ronald 137,184 Huttel, David .... 132 Huttel, Debra . 217 �I INFINITY UNLIMITED 78 INTERMEDIATE BAND 64 lpjian, Sheila 205 lpjian, Tom 184 Irwin, Kathleen .. . 217 Isaacs, laura 196 Isaacaon, Stan 153 lsco, Lori 29,1?4,184 Israel, Harey 134,217 !wick, laura 196 !wick, Michael 217 1 J Jackson, Mr. David 241 133,217 Jacobs, David . 184 Jacobs, Dori .. 205 Jacobs, Robert 62.67,80,217 Jacobson, Cail Jacobson, Ms. Nancy 241 56,184 Jaffe, Beth Jaffe, Richard 136,196 217 Jaman, Nancy . 217 James, Patricia Jankofsky, Andrea 58,165,205 217 Jankovic, Marina 217 Jansen, Connie 80,217 Jedwabnik, Jorge 217 Jen, George .. 82,110,217 lesser, Julie 241 Jirik, Ms. Joy 217 Jochum, Madeline 217 Johannes, Carl . 241 John, Mr. Walter . 67,82,110 Johnson, Cheryl 111,205 r 158,196 Johnson, James Johnson, Julia 84,85,164,168,196 184 Johnson, Laura 184,191 Johnson, Laura Johnson, Lynn 165 241 Johnson. Ms. Nancy 217 Johnson, Theodore 184 ·Jolie, Angelina 78,184 Jones, Steven 235 Jorgensen, Mrs. Emily 184 Jourdan, Dennis K ' L<.achoyeanos, Katherin . 58,184 70,82,83,102,105 Kadetz, Paul 172 Kalfen, Lori 149 Kalinsky, Mike 184 Kalish. Susan 54,58,67,205 Kalman, Barbara . 87,173,205 Kalmes, Renee 212,217 Kalodimos, Christina 41,205 Kalodimas, Demetria 153,184 Kalodimos, Michael 37 Kaminski, Joseph .. Kane, Robert 217 Kanter, Larry 217 Kaplan, David 205 Kaplan, Debra 164,168,196 137 Kaplan, Jeffrey Kaplan, Larry 148 Kaplan, Michael 26,205 Kaplan, Scott 147,217 ,205 Kapson, Larry 184 Karahalios, Gus 24 Karlin, Andrea 205 217 Karm, Janice Karm, Steven 184 196 Karol. Jill Karol, Stacey 217 Karp, Donna 217 Kasman, Deborah 56,60,217 Kasprzak, Joyce 184 Kass, Gary 217 Katz, Adele 184 Katz, Diane 184 Katz, Howard 136,158,196 Katz, Larry 217 Katz, Louis 205 134,184 Katz, Steven 56,134 Katz, Steven Kauffmann, Mr. Russell 24 Kaufman, Ilyse 196 Kaufman, Mitchell . 78,217 Kaufman, Peter 136 Kaufman, Susan 58,184 157,206 Kaufmann, Joel 2J)6 Kaufmann, Susan Kay, Elizabeth 56,57,70,103,217 165,206 Kay, Janice Kay, Ms. Rita 242 78,196 Keenan, Erin Keer, Jill 217 Keeshin, Brett 134,206 Kehl, Susan 82 Kellner, Susan 206 Kelly, Jackie 185 Kemp, Julie 69,185 Kemp. Kirby 156.217 Kemper, Katherine 185 Kennedy, Ms. Lenore 242 Kerbis, Ronald 150,151.129 ,206 Kerbis, Valerie 217 167,185 Kernes, Lori Kernes, Mark 206 71,206 Kernes, Robin Ketterhagen, Donald 131,196 ..... 185 Kiefer, Christine Kiefer, Ron.ild 206 158,196 Kiesler, David Kim, Victoria 56,71,185 Kinoshita, Duane 78,147,217 Kinoshita, James 148,196 Kirchens, Patrick 132,185 60,217 Kiss, William Kitzis, Mark 185 Klapman, Ms. Phyllis 242 Klark, Lori 67,206 Klassman, Brian 217 185 Klassman, Glenn 217 Klebe, Wayne 134,212 Kleeburg, James 56,57,58,70,71 Kleifield. Erin Klein, Kevin Klein, Lori Klein. Stacie Knepper, Joseph 95,105,164,217 158,196 217 58,67 132,185 234 Knoll. Mrs. Harriett Koenig, Suzanne 196 58,217 Koenig. Theodore 136,196 Koff, Jonathan 131.196 Kogan. Michael Kogen, Fred 68 58,206 Kohan, Lynn 67,185 Kohn, Betsy 136,1% Kohn, Brian 242,246 Kokrda, Mr. Henry 217 Kolb, Brddley 136,196 Kolb, Steven 217 Koob. Thomas 217 Koontz, Thomas 196 Kopoulos, Peter 07,185 Koppel. Amy 149 Korman. Robert 196 Kornblith, Michael 20o Korshak, Ellan 185 Korshak, James 51.196 Kosova, Ira 87,2.06 Kost, Ruth 217 Kostas, Robin 218 Kotas, Karen 129,206 Kovitz, Jeffrey 44,58,185 Kozlov, Michelle 218 Kozuch, Robert 206 Krdft. Judith 68 Kramer, Barry 196 Kramer, lee 166.107 Kramer, Linda Kramer, Michael D. 185 72,198 Kramer, Michael S. 110,111,218 Kramer, Sheri 58,87,99,218 Krammer, Terri 53,80,206 Krasnow, Bruce 218 Krasnow, Dale 149,185 Krasnow, Stu.irt 132,185 Kr,1Us, David 25 Kraus, Steven 190 Krause, Richard 200 Krause, Robert 82,90,218 Kravitz, Melinda 56,70,195,200 Kray, Sherri 218 Kreft, Maribel 88,185.190 Kreisman. Debr.i 158,190 Kresch. Jeffrey 200 Krinsky, Irwin Krottmeyer, Elizabeth 218 196 Krueger. Carol 20o Kruit, Edw.ird 185 Kruit, Sarah 234 Kru,e. Mr,. Harriet 196 Kuhl, Gregory 197 Kuhnle, Mary 242 Kujanpaa, Mr. Robert 242 Kuntz, Mr. Eugene 185 Kuperman, Lori 200 Kushnirt, Robert L Lal·hmann. Ms. Gabrielle 241,242 165,108,200 Ladd, Diane 218 Ladd, J.imes 218 Laity, Michael 243 la Forge. Mr. Peter 206 L1kin, Mitchell 137,145,147,185 l.ikin, Richard 185 Lambert, Debbie 134 lamet, Mark Lance, Linda 185 Laner. Steve 137 Lange. Mr. David 243 Lange. Kim 185 Langer. Sandy 164,197 Lrngkamp. Linda 206 Langsam, Harold 185 Lanno, Jeannette 197 Lapping. How.ird 80,134,140,206 97,218 Lapping. Sheila LMson, Judith 85,197 La;hen, Robin 218 La»er, Aly><' 206 L,IU, Jane 82,87,218 Laurie. Ty 132,185 Lavin. Jdcyueline 165,185 Lwitt, D.wid 132,134,218 Lazar, P<tmel,1 197 lc:lZ,HU~. Lb~1 lo5 Lazdfuo-, M.irtin 130,158,197 Le.if, Mrs. Harriet 234 Ledf, Stephen 185 Lebovitz, Rochelle 165,202,206 Lecey, Ger,1ld 218 185 Lecey, Kathryn Ledgerwood. Richard 80.206 Leeb. Le,[ie 53,60,218 197 Lech. Melissa Lefferts, Steven 218 206 Leftwich. Steve Legereit, Ronald 150,151 Legge. Mo-. Jane 243 Lehmdnn. Thoma' 218 88,185 Lehtman. Bari Leibovitz, Alan 131 Lemke, St.Ky 185 Lendway, Melitd 20o Lenhardt, Ingrid 08.197 Lenh,1rdt. Rich.ird 185 Lenh.irdt, Robert 137,145,147 Lendway. Mr. Paul 243 07,197 Lepp. Sheri Lermdn, Edw.ird 200 Lerman, Mr. J,ick 243 Leroy, Kenneth 197 Le,;zkiewicz. Diane 218 67 Levant, Karen Levit,rn, Rory 197 Lev,ky. Phillip 65,67,129 Lev,ky, S.ira Levy. Ellen Levy. Mark Levy, Mark S. Levy, Matthew Levy. Michael Levy, Monique Levy, Robert G. levy, Robert M. Lewen. Donnalee Lew,;ader, Bernord Ley, Daniel Leveridge. Kelly Levey, Keith Levi, Michael Levin, Alene Levin, Andrea Levin, Charene Levin, Joni Levin, Karen Levin, Marci Levin, Michael J. Levin, Michael S. 143,157,197 185,189 105,197 79,207 197 218 27 186 151 150 197 132 80,129,207 197 137,185 143,197 206 197,207 218 185 197 218 218 218 267 �Levin, Richard 137,155,185 . .... 185 Levin, Sharon . . Levin, Susan ........... 53,218 Levin, Terri . . . . 67,185 Levin, Wendy ...... 207 136,158 Levine, Andrew .. 218 Levine, Frank . 185 Levine, Gary 197 Levine, Rhonda 185,191 Levine, Robert . . . ... 207 Levine, Robin Levinson, Eden . . . . .... 186 Levinson, Michele ... . . 207 Levinson, Susan .. 218 .. 218 Levitan, Edwin Libert, Marla ... 184,186 Libkin, Dale ... 67,70,71,105,197 Lichtenstein, Elana .. 65,67,818 Lichtenstein, Mrs. Miriam 243 Lichterman, David 131,197 Lichterman, Marc ...... 218 Lichterman, Scott 139 Lieberman, Alan 80,134,140 141,156,207 Lieberman, Caren . 60,207 Lieberman, Lauren .... 207 Liebman, Donna .... 58,197 Liebman, Rhonda 51,218 Lifton, Claudia . . 60,65,67,218 Lindstrom, Mrs. Elanor 235 Lipschultz, Brad 134 Lipschultz, Lori . . . . 197 . 218 Lipsig, Robin Lipsky, Laura 67,197 Lisnek, Paul . . 56,60,95,218 Liss, Robin .... 186 Liss, Susan 167,186 21,86,131 Lober, Thomas .. 207 Locascio, Janet Loeser, Joanne 164,172,207 Loginsky, Pamela 218 Lome, Barbara . ....... . . . . 197 London, Steven 218 186 Long, Kevin 87,197 Lopata, Randee . . . Loranger, Franklin . . . . . . 129 Lorenz, Mr. John 230 Lotito, Michael 218 Louis, Lisa 197 Loveless, Dani 218 137,186 Loveless, David 132,153,186 Lowe, Jh an· . ... 197 Lowy, Jody Lund, Patti 80,81,167,173,218 218 Lurie, Michael . 80,218 Lus k, Joan Lus tig, Marlee 218 207 Lus tig, Roberta Lyerla, Mr. Ralph ... ...... 243 58,167,173,207 Lyon s, Linda M 219 McCue, Teresa McDade, Cynthia 168,169,186 132 M cDade, Daniel 147,207 McDade, Patrick . 243 McElfresh, Ms. Mary 243 M cG uinness, Ms. Patricia 268 McKenna, Grace .. 218 McKenna, Michael .. . ....... 186 McTier, Karen .. 219 Machado, Emilio 56,65,67,218 Mack, Debra 165,186 Mack, Frank 148,197 Maday, Anne . .. ....... 197 Maday, Mary .. 87,173,207 Maden berg, Andrew .. 157 Madenberg, Mrs. Ray 234 Maden berg, Susan . ....... 68,197 MADRIGAL CHOIR . ........ 67 Magnes, Scott 154 Malitz, Lawrence 197 Mallin, Andrew .. . 197 Mallin, Cheryl .. .. 67,197 Mallin, James . 70,71,207 Mallin, Malka 197 Malone, Steven 44,58,105,207 Manassa, Mitchell 56,78,186 Mantelman, Andrew ... 134,207 Marc, Charles .... 207 March, Janice . . 197 Marcoe, Leroy . 207 Marcotte, Mr. Donald 228 Marcus, Susan . . . . ... .. 186 Marek, Cindy . . 67,197 Margolis, Andria . . 71,186 Margolis, Gary . . . ... 186 Margules, Michael .. 67,197 Mark, Jill . . . . .... 197 Markowitz, Phillip . 218 Marx, Mitchell . . . . 219 Mason, Susan .... 58,67,197 Massmann, Ms. Barbara 244 Mastro, Rosann 219 Matan, Nada 219 Matzkin, Steven .. 80,219 Matzkin, Viki . 167,197 Mawrence, Jodi .. 58,67,70,198 Max, Beth . 219 Mayron, Leslie 186 Mayster, Arnold . 207 Medansky, Debra 56,207,208 Medansky, Lewis 219 Medansky, Robert 132 Meek, Deborah ..... 173,186 Meek, Janice 168,169,207 Meiri, Orry . . 186 Meltzer, Mrs. Elaine ....... 235 Mendelson, Martin 219 Merdinger, Michael 131,198 Merdinger, Steven .... 80,97,128 129,140,141,219 Meshberg, Alan. . . 71,198 Metler, Keith 80,219 Metzler, Ms. Dorothy ... 244 Meyer, Richard 139,207 Meyer, Mr. Ted . 244 Meyer, Tracie . 207 Meyers, Harry 207 Michael, Mark . 138 Michael, Pamela 186 Michaelson, David .. 70,71,80 129,219 Michaelson, Grant .. 132,149,186 Mielcarek, Maria . 219 Mijatov, Betty 198 Mijatov, Robert .... ... .. 23,219 Mikell, Jennifer . . . .. 207 Mila, Jose . 136,198 Mila, Lourdes . . . . .. 207 Milecki, Barbara 85,168,187 Milecki, Frances 168,207 Miller, Alan 198 Miller, Alan W. . . 147 Miller, Debra ... 40,219 Miller, Gary 186 .. Miller, Janet 70,71,219 Miller, Jay 187 Miller, Jeffrey 80,129,207 Miller, Jon 178,198 Miller, Lori . 54,56,207 Miller, Marc . 150,153 Miller, Michael 219 Miller, Michelle ... . . 198 Miller, Robyn 172,207 Miller, Steven . 80,129,207 Miller, Terri 186 Milstein, Mr. Robert . 244 Mine, Ken . . . 186 Miranda, James . . . . 137,155,187 Miranda, Walter 131,198 Mitchel, Susan 186 Mitchell, Patricia . 67,85 Mitchell, Robert .... ... 67 MODEL RAILROAD CLUB . 76 Modes, Linda 51,207,210 Molitor, Christopher 154,198 Molitor, Margaret .. . 219 Moorshead, Mrs. Marjorie . 244 Mora, Lori 198 Moran, Michael 129 Moritz, Jay . 67,186 Morris, Annette . 67,82,198 Morris, Bradley 198 Morris, Edward 207 Morris, Glenn .. 207 Morris, Mr. Jack . . 233 Morrison, Mrs. Harriet .. . 234 Morse, Kenneth 207 Morse, Steven . 67,136 Morton, David ... 70,71,219 Mosenson, Betsy . .... 186 Mosenson, Lisa . 219 Moses, Howard 26,155,186 Moses, Lenora ... 207 Moss, Steven . 207 Moy, Eileen . 67,186f Moy, Linda' 168,198 Moy, Miriam 189 Mueller, April 207 Mueller, Jeffrey 129,140,157,208 Mueller, Paulette 186 Murphy, Anna Marie . 198 Murphy, Shawn . 219 Murphy, Ms. Mary .... 60 Murtaugh, Constance . . . 68,219 Murtaugh, Raymond 131,198 Mussar, Curt .. ...... 208 208 Mussman, Jeremy Myers, Michele . . 208 N Nabat, Cheri . 187 Nachbin, Hope 187 Nadler, Elise 187 Nakamura, Donna .. . 82,165,198 Nakamura, Julie .. 58,87,208 Nakamura, Kelly . .. 87,208 Napier, Mr. Eugene . 244 Natker, Maris . . 217 N " CLUB ... 80 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 54 NATIONAL MERIT . 55 Natker, Sharon .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 187 Neihaus, Sandra .... . 67,82,219 Neistat, Richard 28 Nelson, Robert ... . ... 153 Nemerow, Mrs. Rita ..... 235 Ness, Ronna ... 198 Nett, Cindy . ~87 Neuhaus, Peter 198 Neuhaus, Ruth . 68 Neuman, Doreen ... 212 Neumark, David .... 134 Neumark, Dianne . . 80,87,173' Newberger, Matthew 147 Newberger, Todd 187 Newman, Craig 132 Newman, Harry 208 Newman, Susan 198 Newman, W~yne .. 187 Nicholson, Sandra . 35 Nitchals, David 208 Nixon, Howard . 131 Nogall, Mark . . 208 Nonclerc, Marc 51,70,71 Noparstak, Beth 58 Noparstak, Claire . 67,187 Noparstak, Verne .. 131,198 Norberg, Glen 128,129,131,157 Norberg, Paula 165,198 Nordberg, John 145,187 Nordling, Cynthia . 181 Nordling, Deborah 56,208 Nosanov, Leslie 187 Nosanov, Michael . 208 NORTH STAR . . . . . . . . 52,53 Novak, Eden . . . 208 Novak, Janet .. 53,58,208 Novak, Larry ...... . 132 Nowak, Gregory_ 153,187 Noy, Noga .. . .. 78;208 Nuccio, Vincent . . . 71 Nudelman, Ellen ...... 187 Nusstein, John 132,187 0 .. 78,208 Oberlander, {Orin . 53,56,78 Obrien, Lo~ se OConnell, An{l .. . .. .. 80 Ogawa, Michael ... 60 O'keefe, Mr. Ray .. 244 Okun, Wendie . 187 Olken, Norman 131 Oleson, Ms. Elizabeth . 246 .. 232,233 Olsen, Mr. James Olker, Brian ... 152 . 187,188 Olsen, Betty Olsen, Brigid 143,198 Olsen, Mrs. Donna ... 235 Olsen, Gail 198 Olsen, Karen . 80,97,165,168,169 Olsen, Linda .. 82,165,187 Olshan, Jerrold . 208 Oman, Allison 208 Omens, Debra . 198 �ORCHESTRA Orlovsky, Gerald Orner, Marilyn Osherman, Dana Owen, Caroline . 64 lSO 198 198 187 p t t P.A. ANNOUNCERS . . . 57 P.E. LEADERS . 81 Palincsar, Suzanne . 187 Palmer, Jerrold 132,187 Palmieri, Lisa 97,165 Papp, Susan .. . 208 Pappanduros, Pam 167,187 Pardo, Jeff 148 Parker, Jeffrey 144,198 Pasko, Leon 138,139 Patinkin, Carol S8,208 Patis, Albert 129 Paull, Craig ... S8,198 Paull, Leslie 187 Paulsen, Ms. Peggy . 246 Pawlow, Steven 1S7,208 Payne, Christopher 132,144,187 Pechter, Steve .. 68 Peck, Charles 149 Penn, Julienne 165,208 Penofsky, Renee 198 Penzik, Judy 208 Perbohner, Robert 187 Perelman, Kathy 39,S8,208 Pergantis, Steven 220 Perlin, Larry 152 Perlman, Mrs. Carol 139 Perlmutter, Marc 139 Perlow, Bruce 143,1S7,198 Perlow, Jodie . 88,178,187 Perper, Alan 208 Perry, Lawrence 208 Pesko, Brian 80,1S6,220 Peters, Mark 199 Peterson, Dale . . 220 Peterson, Denise .. 199 Peterson, James 133,135 Petkovic, Peter 154,155 Petrich, David 132,147 Petrich, Louis 131,142,143,158,199 Phillips, Susan ... 190 Pichler, Betty ... 220 Pichler, Bruce 78,187 Picur, Gregory 23,199 Picur, Yvonne 187 Piehler, Gabriele 187 1S3 Piehler, Gerhard Pierce, Robert 131 150,220 Pierce, William Pietz, Ms. May 24S Pike, Jeffrey 158,199 Pinkus, Jerome 208 Pivar, Bruce 80,96,129,154,204,208 187 Pivar, Lynn Plenner, Allen 208 Plenner, Sherry S8,199 Plotkin, David . 1S3,187 Pogoff, Karen 220 Pogrund, David S8,134,208 Pogrund, Debra 164 Poitras, Barbara 56,62,67 ,70, 95,220 Polan, Elissa ... 199 Polan, Ellen . 58,208 Polinsky, Mark 137,187 156,208 Pollack, Greg . . 45,134,209 Pollitzer, Ernest Pamper, Bruce ........... .. 199 Pornper, Martin . . 152,187 Pompian, Ms. Ruth 245 Panfil, Jody . . 220 Poole, Deborah . . . . S4,209 Popp, Mrs. Mildred 245 Porter, Daniel . 132,145,187 Poulakidas, Evan 80,129,1S6,220 Powell, Mr. Griff 233 Powell, Joe 220 Powell, Michael 131,199 Prace, Larry . 179 Pressburger, Marci 193,199 PRE-VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . 88 Price, Monyca . 58,199 72,220 Price, Vicki .. 80,138 Pritchett, William . 22,31,209 Prober, Dawn .. 245 Pryjma, Mr. George .. S3 P.T.S.A. 187 Puzes, Amy . .. 80,220 Puzes, David Q QUILL & SCROLL Quinn, Judy 54 220 R Rabinovitz, Marlee ... 70,71,220 Ra bins, Erick .. 209 RADIO ELECTRONICS ... 77 Raider, Scott 209 Ramirez, Mr. John .. 229 Ramoutar, Ken . . . . . . . 187 Ramoutar, Maureen .. 209 Rand, Dawn . . . . . . ... 71,187 Randell, Debra 164,187 Raneses, Thomas 131,194,199 Ransdell, Robert 199 Ransenberg, David ... 187 Raphael, David . . . . . 136,199 Rappin, Steve 68,188 Rappin, Suzanne 220 Rasky, Phillip S8,60,199 Raugstad, Mary 166,167 Raugstad, Michele 166,167 Reddick, Dena .. 67,85,188 Reddick, Jeffrey . 68,131,199 Reddy, Sunil 132,145 Reder, Richard 78,220 Reff, Eva S8,188 131 Reich, James Reich, Tamara S8,67,78,209 Reichhardt, Gregory 137,188 Reifman, Sallye S8,87,97,100,209 Rein, Dave 132,147,188 Rein, Diane 220 Rein, Jody 58,80,82,87,97,100,220 Reisman, Marla 58,220 Reisman, Neil . 188 Reimer, Aileen 164,168,172 192,199 16S,199 Reuter, Dianna Reynolds, John 1S8 Rhoades, Michael 209 Rhum, Lawrence 129,1S7 Rhum, Saul 132,188 Rice, Jennifer 43,58,68,8S,198,199 Richards, Theodore . 220 Richmond, David 132,153,188 Richmond, Debra . . . .. 220 Richmond, Ms. Rochelle . . 235 Rickspoone, Lynn . 164,172,199 Riederman, Gary 68,199 Riemer, Ronald 220 Riger, Ross ....• 220 Ripes, Barry .. 220 Ripes, Dori 164,198 Risch, Deborah .... 209 Roach, Susan 220 Roberts, Charles 4S,132,188 Robbins, Ms. Elda . 24S Robins, Kenneth . 188 Robinson, Laurie . 80,220 Robinson, Paul 132 Robinson, Peggy . 51,220 Robinson, Sharon 188 Rochotte, M s. Judith . 246 Rocklin, Marc 188 Rodin, Bari 188 Rodin, Bruce 220 Rohr, Jackie 188 Romanz, Michele 188 Romer, Robyn 172,207,209 Rorig, Ms. Helen 246 Rose, Alan 137,1S3,188 Rosen, Lori 188 Rosenbaum, Lee 68,78,188 Rosenberg, Brian 44,47 Rosenberg, Scott 14S Rosen berg, Steven 188 Rosenbloom, Laurel 220 Rosenfeld, David S8,68,188 Rosenfeld, Diane 82,199 Rosenfeld, Robin . 209 Rosenkranz, Mr. Wilbur . 246 Rosenquist, Lynn 179,209 Rosenquist, Vicki . 220 Rosin, John 142,143,158,199 Raskin, Arthur . 188 Raskin, Gary 207,209 Ross, Marshall 148 Ross, Shelly 188 Ross, Vicky . 220 Rater, Mark 53,209 Roth, Andrea 188 Roth, Jeffrey . 78,188 Roth, Ronald . 78,220 Roth, Susan S6,58,209 Rothman, Bradley 220 Rothschild, David 199 Rotman, Susan 220 Rottenberg, Marcy 199 Rowland, Ms. Michaela Rozen, Michelle Rubenstein, Cheryl Rubenstein, Jodi Rubin, Deborah A. Rubin, Deborah S. Rubin, Lori A. 246 209 199 . S8 67 188 28,209 Rubin, Ms. Lorrai ne 246 143,199 Rubin, Morton . 188 Rubin, Nancy 188 Rubin, Sheryl 67,70,220 Rubinstein, Donna . 209 Rubi~stei n, Sheri . 78,199 Rubinstein, Wayne .. 80,129,209 Ruby, Barry 152,199 Ruby, David 220 Ruby, Jeffrey . 28,220 Ruchim, Mark 149,188 Ruchim, Mitchell 199 Rudy, Michael . 80,96,97,100 Ruffer, Anne 101,182,220 82,199,200 Ruffer, Susan 80,1S4 Rusk, Paul 220 Russo, Rick ... 199 Ruth, Alison 209 Ruth, Deborah 221 Rutkin, Rachel 56 Ritstein, Joel 149,188,191 Ryan, Christopher 188 Ryan, Patricia 153,188 Rysztogi, Raymond s Sabin, Karen 58,209 Sachs, Kenneth 199 71,80,129,221 Sachs, Neill .. ~ 189 Sachs, Rhonda Saffer, Carolyn 189 Saffer, Debra 164,172,221 SAGA S0,51 SAGE SS Sakamoto, Fran 209 Salk, Ami 199 Saltzberg, Stuart 78,134,141,209 Saltzman, Carol 199 Saltzman, David 29,136,158,199 148,199 Saltzman, Kerry Saltzman, Steven 134,13S,221 Salzman, N eal 142,158 Salzman, Scott 140,147,221 136,199 Sampson, Jer ry Sampson, Robert 221 Samsky, Alan . S8,209 Sanders, Bruce 189,191 Sanders, Marcia 209 Sandhop, Kristine 33 Sandhop, Thomas 199 Sandler, Scott 131,199 78,221 Sanz, Steven . . Sarantos, Takis .. 80,129 139,199 Sarrafian, Shahan Saruk, Shelley 221 Sawyer, Cari . 221 Sawyer, Jay 189 Sax, Pamela 221 Scanlon, Eileen 168,169,221 Scanlon, Joan 199 Scanlon, Tamara 189 Scanlon, Timothy 154,209 Schachtman, Daniel 68,148,199 Schack, Felice .. 209 Schack, Marla 199 Schaefer, Elise 221 269 �Schaffel, Lori 22,53,58,60,209 Schaffel, Sandra 209 Schallman, Jodi 60,178,179,199 Schechter, Susan 209 Scheck, Danny 137,145,189 Schejbal, David 137,189 Schelling, James 221 Schelling, Kenneth 189,144 Schels, Christine 221 Scherb, Mr. George 247 Schey, Kathy 35,178,179.209 Schiff, Arlene 221 Schloss, Jock 132 Schmid , Anton 199 Schmid, Valerie 78,165,209 Scmidt, Daniel 132,189 Scmidt, Todd 132,155 Schneider, Lori 221 Schneider, Randi 67,199 Schneider, Shari 200 Schoen, Wendy 189 Scholar, Marcy 189 SCHOOL GOVERNMENT .. 60 Schor, Pamela 209 Schraiber, Marc 221 Schraiber, Randi 58,200 · Schramm, Linda . 87,173,209 Shumer, Karen 209' Schusteff, Robin 200 Schusteff, Susan 53,221 Shutt, Mr. Robert 246,247 Schutz, Kenneth 200 Schut~. Laura 209 Schwab, Craig 221 Schwartz, Carol 221 Schwartz, Caryn 189 Schwartz, Cindy 209 Schwartz, Karen 200 Schwartz, Kenneth 221 Schwartz, Marcie 72,221 Schwartz, Neil 221 Schwartz, Roberta 209 Schwartz, Susan 200 Schy, William . 209 Sciortino, Daniel 146,147 Seffren, Lori 70,104 ,105,209,210 Seidenberg, Robert 189 Seidman, Philip 221 Seldin, Ian ..... . . .. ... . . . . 53 Selgrad, James 131,200 Selgrad, Randall 156,221 Sells, Adrienne 221 Selman, Philip 221 Sero, Marie 221 Serota, Kenneth 189 Serota, Susan 167,200 Seymour, Harlan 189 Shafer, Jeffrey .. 80,129,221 Shah, Meeta 43 Shapiro, Alan 60,221 Shapiro, Allen 221 Shapiro, Ms. Ellen 247 Shapiro, Keith 149,221 Shapiro, Kenneth 189 Shapiro, Marla 189 Shapiro, Sheryl 189 Shapiro, Susan 221 Share, Abby 68,221 Sharf, Janet 43,200 Sheade, Robert 104 Sheinkop, Susan ... 53,58,98,209 Sheinin, Mr. Robert 247 Shepard, Cathy 221 270 Shepard , David 221 Sher, Ms. Ann 235 Sher, Bret 134,209 Sherman, Cheryl 189 Sherman, Laurie 164 Sherman, Neal 189 Sherman, Sandra 210 Sherrie, Lore 189 Shield, Terry 221 Shifrin , Linda 189 Shimanovsky, Roger 132 Shinitzky, Harold 201 Shinitzky, Lisa 54,70,71,164,210 Shirman, Gary 45,134,221 Shirman, Janet 173,200 Shlifka, Lori 67,210 Shochet, Jody 70,102,221 Shrago, Robert 210 Shreeram , Jason 210 Shuwal, Sherry 210 Shyette, Elizabeth . . 70,71 ,221 Sidlow, Scott 131,200 Siegel, Ira 189 Siegel, Ms. Judith 247 Siegel, Marla . 210 Siegel, Sue .. 72,210 Siegel, Vicky 67,70,71,210 Siegelman, Joel 137 Sielck, Sheryl 167, 173,221 Sigmond, David 147,221 Sigmond, Steven 152,200 Silver, Brian 80,147,212,221 Silver, Deborah 212 Silver, Gary . 200 Silver, Howard 200 Silver, Janice 71,210 Silver, Jerold ..... 70 Silver, Michael 210 Silver, Rhonda 200 Silver, Stanford 143,200 Silverman, Helene . 200 Silverman, Janet 31,53,221 Silverman, Ken .. 68,189 Silverman, Paula . 43,80,221 Silverman, Peter 158 Silverman, Susan .. 221 Silverstein, Jeffrey 221 Silverstein, Michael . 210 Silvetti, Annette . 36 Simeth, Oliver . 210 Simon, Avi .. 40,56,65,67,107,221 Simon, Glenn 153 Simons, Douglas .. 200 Simons, Laura .. . 222 Simpson, Larry . . . . . . 222 Singer, David 189 Singer, Ms. Elsie . . . 235 Singer, Sari 222 Sirotzki, Sharon .. 33,210 SKI CLUB . ~ Sklar, Mr. Arnold 247 Skoczek, Theresa 165,189 Skolnik, Julie 200 Skolnik, Scott . . . 150,222 Skowron, Randall 210 Slagel, Allan 139 Slaton, Ms. Pearl . . 247 Slavin , Larry 133 Slavin, Mark , . 188 Slavin, Ms. Rheta . 234 Sloane, David 129,222 Slovin, Arron . 68,71,200 Smigla, Susan . 35,80,173 Smith, Ms. Barbara . .... 247 Smith, David .. 222 Smith, Dion . 71 Smith, Mr. Ernest 247 Smith, Jeffery 130,131,157 ' Smith, Mr. Jerry 248 Smith, Marla 68,210 Smith, Michael .. 200 Smith, Ms. Ruth 248 Smolen, Lee 65,67,70,103,105,200 Snyder, Mr. Bruce 248 Snyder, Kathey . . . 78,189 Snyder, Michele .. 222 Snyder, Nancy 222 So, Jina 189 SOCCER 134,135,136,137 SOFTBALL 172 Sokolow, Marim . 200 Sokolow,. Merrit 53,222 Solar, Sharon .. 53,58,210 Solk, Gail .. 58,200 Soll, Maureen .. 200 Solochek, Mardi .. 222 Solomon, Jerrold .. ... 70 Solomon, Jessica .... 72,222 Solomon, Kathleen 222 Solomon, Michael 58,78,134,210 Solomon, Roberta 189 Solomon, Steven . 39,68,210 Soohen, Elizabeth . .. . 53,222 Sorensen, Mr. Bruce .. 246,248 Sostrin, Donna 222 Sovcik, Richard .. .. . 210 Spalter, Pamela 189 SPANISH CLUB .. .. .... 79 Speck, Mitchell 145,189 Spector, Beth 222 Spector, Mark . 222 Spector, Michael 222 Spellberg, David . 200 Spilg, Cynthia .. . .... 33,71,186 Spungen, Jeffery . 53,200 Stangenes, Kurt .. 200 Stark, Arthur .. 210 Stark, Debbie ... 189 Steelman, David 80,222 Steffens, Lawrence .. . 222 Steffens, Ronald ..... 210 Stein, Andrew ... 156,222 Stein, Fran . 222 Stein, ~ffery 222 Stein, Leslee .... . .. 222 Stein, Robert 156,222 Stein, Tracy 67,189 Steinberg, Bruce . 222 Steinberg, Donna ... 189 Steinberg, Gary .. 58,140,210 Steinberg, Terri . 70,71,222 Steinbrink, Jill 189 Steindler, Rona . 87,200 Stenn, Randi . ... .. . .. . 31 Stephens, Tanya .. 210 Sterling, Sherri ... . 222 Stern, Alison 167,210 Stern, Allyn 184,189 Stern, Leslie . . 189 Stern, Mark 152,200 Stern, Mitchell ..... 58,210 Sternfeld, Susan 222 Stewart, Catherine . 222 Stezskal, Mrs. Betty 235 Stezskal, Gail . 85,210 Stehler, Jay . 68 Stokols, Shari 200 Stoltz, Benjamin .. 78,79,106,154 Stone, Robert ...... ... .. . . . 137 Stoumen, Ms. Marilyn . . 248 Strauss, Brenda 189 Stream, Glen 149 Strege, James 189 Streips, Karlis 210 Stroner, Bonnie .. 71,189 STUDENT CONGRESS . . . . 61 STUDENTS, FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION . .. . ... 75 STUDENTS FOR ISRAEL ... 79 STUDENTS FOR THE WELFARE OF ANIMALS . 74 Sucher man, Diane . . . . 62,67 70,71,102,103,222 Suekov, Scott . 154,211 Sugar, Jill .... ...... . .. 56,190 Sugarman, Marc . . . . . . . . m Sulkin, Hillary ... .. . . . . . 51,211 Sullivan, Jall\es . ..... 156,222 Sullivan, John· . 157 Sullivan, Ricky .. . 222 Sullivan, William 132 Summers, Randy 190 Sumner, Ellyn . 58,200 Sutker, Allen . . . .. . . . . . .. . 190 Sutker, Edie .. 70,211 Sutker, Perry . . . . 58,68,70,201 Suzukida, Glenn . 78,190 Suzukida, John . 147,222 Svacina, Cheryl . 190 Swanson, Jeffrey 158 Swedberg, Craig 201 Sweet, George . 211 Sweetow, Lester 131 Swenson, Mark .. . ...... .. 201 Swiderski, Anne . ...... . . . 67,190 Swiderski, Christine : 67,87,201 Swiderski, Irene . 62,67,78,222 SWIMMING . .. .. 154,155 Swinford, Mr. Charles ... 248 · Szarvas, Lori .. 2,,01 Sztapka, Christine 201 Szyms~i, Debora 80,168,172,222 T Taepke, Ms. Patricia 248 Tarragano, Daniel .... 190 Tarragano, R9bert .. 222 Tatkin, Caryl·... . . . . .. . •. m Tatkin, Susan ... 190 TECHNICAL SERVICES CLUB 71 Telman, Leslie . . .. 78,222 Telman, Randi . . . . 190 Temkin, Stephen 129,211 Tendick, Mr. Richard .. 248 TENNIS . . . . . . . 162,164 Teplinsky, Howard . 60,201 Tepper, Lauren .... 190 Terry, Scott .............. 150,201 Tester, Suzanne 190 Teter, Lawrence ... .. 129,157,211 Thiry, Jean . .. . 80,168,173,222 Thomas, Judith . . .. .. . . .. .... 222 Thomas, Stephen . . . . . . . . . . . . 201 Thoss, Susan . . . . ..... 201 �.I Thummel, Hans 137,149,190 Thummel, Leslie 65,67,70,71,222 . ..... 84 TIMERS .. Tobias, John . . . ... 53,222 Tobias, Julie . . 168,172,201 Tobin, Zachary . . . . ... 201 Tomson, Mr. James . . 248 Torossian, Hagop . . . 136 TRACK . . .. 160,161,173 Tracy, Mr. Ronald 298 Treadwell, Jocelyn . 67 Troop, Gayle . 173,211 201 Troop, Mindy True, Michelle .. . 211 Tsuneta, Lise .. .. .. 71 Tsuneta, Nina .. 70,71,211 Tucker, Douglas ... 222 Tucker, Larry 190 : 67,78 Tui>ek, John Turoff, Charles . . ..... 222 Turovitz, Sheryl . . . ......... 211 Turpin, Ms. Carol .. 249 Tursky, Caryn . 56,70,71,102;201 Tutt, Deborah ... 201 Tynan, Maureen 211 Tyrnauer, Cheryl . . . .. 68,201 u Uccello, James Uccello, Mary Udesky, Amy Umansky, Gary Unterfenger, John Unterfenger, Linda Urbanski, Calla Urbanski, Charlotte Urkoff, Roberta Usen, Randall .. Uslander, Steven ....... 201 165,222 .. 68,201 201,152 ······ 222 ... 211 . 67,201 . 222 ... 58,211 222 134,211 v ) I t · r I f l 1 Vale, Melissa . . . 172,201,165 Valentine, Charles 211 .. 249 Van Cleave, Mr. Carl . . . . . . . . 222 Vangeem, Pamela Vanuffelen, Amy . . . . . ... . .. 33 Varga, Diane 102,105,211,67,70,71 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 88 Vaughn, Jeri 168,172,201,164 Veenhuis, Diana . . 223 Vender, Scott 105,211,202 211 ti'enus, Drew Vexler, Marla 58,211 . 78,211 Vidal, Ana Viner, Victor 142,143,201,136 VIKETTES 86,87 VIKING MALE CHORUS .. 61 132 Vitale, John Vitale, Michael 178,179,211,157 Voedisch, Richard .. . .. 145,190 Voedisch, Virginia ... 40,223 VOLLEYBALL 168,169 Vrablik, Mrs. Mary 235 Vusich, Terri ...... 190 w Waddell, Mr. Donald ... 249 Wagman, Scott .... 131,201 Wagner, Barry 153,190 Wagner, Ellen 190 Wagner, Karin 188,190 Wagner, Lisa . . 223 Wagner, Penny .. 223 . 223 Walczak, Edmund Wald, Jerry 154 . 67,201 Walens, Wendy Wall, Adele . . . . . 190 . .. 190 Wallace, John . . Wallach, Cindy .......... 168,201 Wallach, Debra ... 71,169,223,70 Wallach, Helene . . .... 223 .... 134,211 Wallach, Scott Wallis, Mrs. Gladys ... 234 Wallk, Hilory . 223 Walter, Brian .. 201 Wardax, Ramona . 211 Warshaw, Marlene . 211 Wassel, Rebecca 70,104,223 58,65,67 Wasserman, Allan 152,201 . 58 Wasserman, Donna Wasserman, Jody 223 Wathen, Dr. Lawrence .. 249 Waxberg, Ronald .. 223 Waxman, Wendy . 190 Wdowicki, Debra . 201 201 Wear, Nancy . . Webber, Charles 154,179 Weber, Lisa . . . . . ....... 51,223 Weber, Gail .............. 164,190 Weber, Michele . 58,209,211,53 Weber, Ronald 137,190 Wechter, Debra 110,111,223,82,83 ... 70,71 Wedge, Kathleen 201 Wei, Grace . Weigel, Jeff 201 Weil, Iris . 182,190 Weil, Richard . 70,71,211 Weiman, Laurie . 201 Weinberg, Deborah ... 71 .. 223 Weinberg, Lori Weinberg, Sharon 190 223 Weiner, Caryn Weiner, Harris . 211 Weiner, Julie 190 Weiner, Michael . . . . .. . 190 Weiner, Mitchell .. 223 Weiner, Steven .. 190 Weingart, Scott . . 58,147,211 173,223 Weinstein, Beth . . Weinstein, David 145,190 137,201 Weinstein, Mark Weinstein, Michael . .. 211 Weis, Rosalie 223 Weis, Walter 147 Weisberg, Mitchell 148,201 Weisman, Michael 103,223 Weiss, Caryn 191 .. 201 Weiss, Mindee Weiss, Richard . . . 150 Weissman, Ellen . 56,82,201 Weissman, Linda 78,223 W eitzman, Daniel ... 80,134,223 " Weitzman, Scott . . . 223 Welborn, Bruce 155 W eldy, Dr. Gilbert 228 Welter, Julie 201 190 Wenger, Deborah West, Janice Mrs. . . . .. . . 249 Wesler, Michael . . . . . 191 White, Ms. Lillian . . 249 White, Miss Nancy 249 White, Shelley . 211 Widran, Liz . .. 191 Wilfinger, Elizabeth 85,211 Wilkinson, Jane 223 Wilkinson, Jill 223 Willerman, Mrs. Barbara 249 Williams, Alayne 223 Williams, Andrea 223 ., 191 Williams, Wendy . . Wilson, Donna 58,62,223,51,55 Winer, Candace ... 87,223 Winkelman, Mr. James 249 Wins tin, Lauri . . . 191 Winston, Paul 191 Wiora, Cynthia . 80,223 Wishnick, Sandra 191 Wisniewski, Patricia 191 Wisper, Lori . 51,211 191 Witkov, Sherri . . Woldorf, Michael . 211 37,223 Wolf, Dona 211,157 Wolf, Mark . 149,191 Wolfe, Scott Wolfinsohn, Barry 211 Wolflick, Jay . 80,147,223 Wolinsky, Michelle .. .. . .. . 191 Wolk, Robin .. . .... 56,212,223 Wolk, Steven 201 Woloshin, Miriam 201 Wolpa, Andrea 201 Wolthuis, Mark 223 Wong, Lisa 167,201 Wong, Rosalind · . 78,82,223 WRESTLING 150,151,152,153 Wu, Tina . 191 Wuest, Ronald . 129,211 Wulff, Julie 58,67,70,71,211 Zeal, Steven . 70,147,211 Zebovitz, Steven 191 Zenner, Marla . .. . .. 211 Zerfass, Bill 132,144 Zeunert, Michael . . ... . 39,68 191 Zeuschner, Candace Zidek, Allison . 58,186,191 Zidron, Lawrence 211 Ziegler, Elizabeth 191 Ziegler, Lawrence 201 Zielen , Wendy 211 Zigman, Ronald .. 80,223 80,131,148,157 Zimmer, Mark Zimmer, Scott 132,145,147 186,191 Zimmerman, Beth 78,84,165,223 Zimmerman, Robert 201 Zis, Linda 82,88,191 Zisook, Ruth 173,193,201 Zook, Lori 211 Zoot, Jordan . 78 Zorn, Ms. Sharon 249 Zucker, Grace . .... 78,79,223 Zvolner, Brooke 201 Zweig, Murray . . . . . . . . . . . .. 201 .. 70,71,223 Zwick, Hugh Zwick, Lori . . . 71,201 y Yale, Carol . 223 Yamagata, Robert 201 Yelin, Anette .. 56,70,71,190 Yelin, Max .. . ... 223 Young, Claire 201 Young, David 223 Young, Marcia . 56,67,102,201 Young, Robert 132 Youstra, Mr. Gregory . 246,249 z Zachelmeyer, Doreen Zagon, Judith Zarlin, Audrey .. Zaruba, Christin 223 . .. 211 191,164 201 271 �INDEX EDITORS Stacy Bromberg Rhonda Liebman SPORTS Peggy Robinson Lynda Gorov ACTIVITIES Jane Eckhardt Joy Hohman - IJ Lisa Weber PORTRAITS Leslye Aronsorl s e Cl Linda Modes n SPECIAL EVENTS 0 t a [ Beth Benjamin Ande Bass Peggy Robinson Donna Wilson v ii Melanie Berg f l ~l I PHOTOGRAPHERS ACADEMICS FACULTY o1 SE s1 E: Ira Kosova Debbie Columbus Mike Hershenhouse Marc Nonclerc Natalie Fischman Shelley Saruk Lori Wisper Hillary Sulkin PICTURE CREDITS Kathy Benson . . . page 250 Merrick Bromberg ... pages 3,9,250,251 Gary Fischman .. . pages 3,4,18,19,124,125 United Press International ... Pages 12,13,15,19 272 t ADVISOR Mr. Stanley Carey Mr. Dennis Eder American Yearbook Representative 5 n t �Lost in a crowd of faces . .. searching for myself. In Saga '76, we hoped to emphasize self-discovery and self awareness. Each student at Niles North is unique, with different talents, qualities and aspirations; yet, we must realize that he is also an integral and meaningful component of the student body. Working together on Saga '76, staff members encountered many unusual and unforgettable , experiences. Nonetheless yearbook was not all fun and games; there were good times and there were bad 'times. It was a time for learning; it was a time for growing. Ralph Waldo Emerson once said that "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." Although tears were often shed, enthusiasm prevailed. Caring is that which enriches life. Saga '76 would never have been produced without the aid of many people who cared enough to share their time and wisdom with us. We must sincerely thank our staff. They deserve credit and distinction; their willingness to tackle the most difficult and tiresome jobs enabled us to surpass many obstacles. A special thank you to Mr. Stan Carey, our advisor, who continually offered his support and approval on ideas and decisions that we reached. Dealing with American Yearbook Company was an enlightening experience. Each time we convened with its representative, Mr. Dennis Eder, he suggested new and creative innovations to implement the book. As in the past, Miss Maureen Armbruster served as a source of journalistic knowledge; we appreciate her patience. Root Studio's flexibility enabled us to cover many last minute school events with mimimal problems; we thank them for their additional services. As well as offering valuable suggestions, Honey Goldberg, former yearbook editor, served as a receptacle for our hopes, plans and tears. There were many other students and faculty members whose assistance was vital in the construction of our yearbook. We are indebted to Ms. Maya Huish who donated her services to us during an extremely hectic period of time. Sympathetic to our photography difficulties, Mr. Ken Kokrda often allowed our student photographers to make use of his equipment. Mr. George Baptist and his secretary, Mrs. Gail Kalmanson, were very patient and cooperative when scheduling pictures for sporting events. We'd like to thank Max Yelin '76 for his creative artwork which enhanc~d the Exploration section. Joyce Meyers '76 and Grace Zucker '76 donated a great deal of time and effort to the Celebration section. We appreciate the long hours that Jordan Bayer '77, Mark Roter '77, Ian Seldin '77, and John Tobias '76, devoted to the Competition section by supplying them with many needed pictures. Of course many others were instrumental in the completion of our book. Without the support we received from understanding parents and friends, Saga '76 would never have materialized. All this has helped us recognize that people can greatly influence an individual's life. "The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it." Lost in a crowd of faces . . . I have found myself. I. STACY BROMBERG AND RHONDA LIEBMAN CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF UI :II Cl :II UI -I :II -n -n 273 �d t Hold fast to dreams For when dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Covered with snow - Langston Hughes l , l ��1 I'll catch the s-un and never give it back again. I'll catch the sun and keep it for my own And in a world where no one understands I'll take my outstretched hand and offer it to anyone 2 •• 276 �4 ! Perhaps in time I'll even share my sun with that new anyone To whom I gave my hand. - Rod Mckuen Who comes along and tell s me he's in need of love In need of hope or maybe just a friend. 3 • • 277 �278 �Photographs and memories Experiences that enlightened me All that I have are these to remember you 279 ���� 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 Saga '76; Volume Twelve Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Niles North High School Yearbook, 1976 Saga Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Niles North High School (Skokie, Ill.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Bromberg, Stacy (Editor in chief) Liebman, Rhonda (Editor in chief) Description An account of the resource Notes on condition of original document: No autographs. 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Skokie -- Illinois -- United States Language A language of the resource eng Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF 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> 1970s (1970-1979) 1975 1975-1976 school year 1976 high schools Niles North Niles Township high schools Public School District 219 Saga yearbooks