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LIBRARY CONSTITµTES A THEFT �JFor Refere nee Not to be taken from this room ~maaaaaaaaaaaaam~ m m ffi Skokie Public Library III Skokie, Illinois III ~ III III III III III III ffi Gift of Dr. Francis Saunders ffi III III III III ffi III III III III rn rn rn rn III III III III III m III m ~maaaaaaaaaaaaarn~ �The Senior Class of 1962 Presents the Niles West Spectrum �. • Table of Contents Academic _ _____ ___ __ ___ __ ___ ___ ___ Faculty _____ ___ ··-- _______ __._ __ 14 38 Activities --- - - - - -- - - - - - --- - ____ 68 Special Even ts .. ___ ___________ _ JOO Seniors - - - - -- --~ -- - ------------ - 11 0 Underclassmen -·- --·----- __ ____ _ 14+ :\thletics _______ __ _ --- - - ------- 170 3 �" 4 - ) '- .I �! '62 Newness is a marvelous thing ... Exciting, stimulating, challenging. Each effort made at Niles West this year was something new, a firs.t. And consequently it required that we meet the challenge of newness with skill and determination. We donned our Red and White for the first ti~e last September to· face East in our first athletic contest. From that day on Red and White Day became an honored tradition. We built a foundation for student government that now serves as a model of democratic student representation. We gave birth to publications that will record our history for years to come. Our first homecoming Our first dramatic production Our first Redskins' Revue Our first graduating class The list is endless. Despite the vast scope of our tasks, each is bound to the other by a common objective . .. to establish in this, our first year of existence, proud and worthy traditions that will be perpetuated by Niles Students for years to come. We hope that we have served the future well. SKOKIE PUBLIC LIBRARY s �New Frc)ntiers 6 in education are pursued . · I �I While the entire nation is recogni zing the n eed for a n intense program of academic training, we at N iles W est are rece iving, from the very o nset, a n edu cation founded upon sound a nd progressive approa ches to lea rning. If we are to m eet the challe nges set forth in the twentieth century, then as high schoo l students, ou r chief obj ective mu st be the absorption a nd comprehen sio n of knowledge. From the test-tube jungles o[ the chem istry labora tori es, to the fi nest recording equi pment in the la nguage labora to ries, th e most modern facilities have been utili zed t h roughou t the building. In the consta ntly changing field o f educa-· tion al technique, N iles " ' es t has kept pace b y formula ting such program s as the R eading Improvement Course, a complete tract of accelerated courses, and the Science Semin a r Progra m . Opportunities for learning arc vast a nd consta ntly growing. Ne"- fronti ers a re being r evealed in every aspect o f academi c study. By u sing th e tools of our lea rning, we are able to pioneer su ccessfull y these fron tiers. at Niles West 7612219 7· ��and faculty provide the stimul for academic achievement A new school, aspmng tb excellence, demands firm organization and constant gu idance from its administration and faculty. At Ni les vVest this demand is met by an experienced administrative nucleus combined with a young and energetic facu lty, whose continual objective lies in providing each student '"ith the best possible preparation for the future. We are indeed fortuna te, then , that this task has fallen to men and women who are experts in their respective fields of education; together we arc able to establish our position of schola stic excellence and to insure its permanence. 9 �supplemen t the From the serious aspect of student government to the purely recreational purposes of the Student Union Board, Niles \!\Test has built a varied and stimulating program of student activities. The enthusiastic reception accorded each club and organization this year speaks well for the traditions each has begun, for these are the groups who must serve as the springboards of our homecoming celebrations, our charity fund drives, our literary contests. From them spring our all-school publications, our paths to cultural enterprise, the opportunity to carry our education beyond the classroom. These are the groups that organize and present the assembly programs held throughout the year. Coordinated by a Director of Student Activities, our extracurricular programs serve to supplement the convention al role of high school education, while at the same time offering the student a constructive outlet for his skills and energies. 10 �traditional academic program �Schclol Spirit • Niles West wins the soars as School spirit is an intangible commodity, the origin of which cannot be traced. Yet no single event has been more responsible for establishing a tradition of loyalty and good sportsmanship than the Interim League football championship that came to us last fall. Our new stadium was trod with glory time and time again. Our stands held capacity crowds whose cries of "IndiansGreat!" were endless. More than once a home team was forced to relinquish their home stands to the hundreds of enthusiastic "visitors" from Niles ',Yest, who followed their teams to the most distant corner of the Interim League. Not only did this championship effort set a precedent for all of the 1961-62 squads, but it provided future generations of Indians with a goal towards which they may strive. A school may set goals in all other areas, but in sports there is no substitute for a winner. And while most other schools spend years iri building athletic standards of championship calibre, the Indians brought us the coveted league crown in their very first outing. �Interim League Crown , 13 �- '· Academic Achievement is our chief concern 14 ��Th e diversity of ·English courses indicates the numerous ways of improving ou r skills in reading, speech, and writing. inclu ding gram mar, Owi ng to the vario us phases of Engl ish, facil itate his use of the and liter ature , the stud ent is able to writi ngs, and analy ze Engl ish lang uage ; be more creat ive in his know ledge is taug ht at and appr eciat e worl d liter ature . T his ab ilities. seve ral levels - acco rding to the stud ent's ing Impr ovem ent, lay read ing, This year, prog rams of Read to the prev ious Engl ish and grou p teach ing have been adde d s, teachers are able to offer cur ricul a. Thro ugh these techn ique can bette r com preh end stud ents their best subje cts and stud ents and learn these subj ects. a fund amen tal cour se, In addi tion to study ing Engl ish as for the futur e or for enNiles Wes t stud ents can elect courses de .Jour nalism, Crea tive joyment. Thes e elect ive courses inclu and E ngl ish Liter ature . Writ ing, Publ ic Spea king , Dram atics , h Half the bothe r in gettin g your speec across is holdi ng the atten tion of your audired ence; Kathv Ellis seems to have maste this art in · her fiubli c. speak ing class. ast Al Karli n and Louis e Birnd orf contrthe pictu res of an Elizab ethan theatr e with Linmode l poi nted to by Harri et Goss and da Kessel. ���tlPITAll~M'S A widely held view is that Russia does not live up to the i<leal of Communism; Stuart Shiman explains his position on this issue to his economics class. Social Studies courses develop capable and alert citizens. The Social Studies Department enables students,. to explore the past, examine the present, and prepare for the future. This year the Social Studies Department offered courses in which the student could learn the historical, geographical, political, and economic aspects of our country and lands around the world. In addition to the required courses, Freshman Social Studies and Senior Social Studies, students interested in the humanities could take Family Living, Economics, Psychology, or Sociology. History majors had a choice of World History, Latin American History, United States History, and Modern European History. By learning the various beliefs and customs of different peoples and their histor'.cal backgrounds, students develop the ability to think critically and to act responsibly on the important issues in our complex society. When in doubt guess true - true, true, true, true, true. 19 �Reflecting apparatus provides Bill Oliver, Mark Epstein, Bob Eps tein, and Diane Seligman with a suitable me thod for stud ying the be havior of light rays. Science students learn the importance of continous progress. Many d emands have been p laced upon the U nited States education al system for a "step-up" in th e sciences. \ ,Yi th these demands in mind, the Niles \,Yest Science Department has instituted extra courses in the physical and biological sciences. N iles West has bui lt new physics and chemistry laborator ies ~nd added adva nced courses, such as CBA C hemistry and PSSC Physics. In the biological fi elds, students are offered physiology, zoology, and botary, as well as biology. Capturing, mo unting, and classifying insects was the six weeks project o[ biology students Barbara Rek, John Heinze, ;ind Linda C la ntz. �' 11?); ft' ~~ '. ' ' •• !S't,. r~ '=""..- .. ~ '· ~ "'""''ftlil - .JiJ> , 1 --- / Equipment such as this ~keleton help physiology studcntfto ;inderstand more clearly the .structure of the body. ,.:.,...., - .. . . . �- ... "'What is the answer"" Gary Watkins wants to know. �Effective reasoning and application are primary concepts in mathematics.. With courses ranging from General Math to Math Analysis, N iles West's Ma thematics Department offers students a selection in all degrees of mathematical interests. The department teaches students to reason effectively and to apply concepts practically. Its primary purpose is to develop quantita tive reasoning powers through the use of numerical skills. The aim of the Math Department is an understanding of these skills so that the student may be ab le to apply his thinking in fields seemingly quite foreign to mathematics. For example, trigonom etry, which in h igh school appears to be associated with triangles, can be appl ied to an explanation o[ a chemical reaction. There is a great demand for people highly qual ifi ed in their fields of emp loymen t. According to Mr. ~Iartin, Chairman of the Mathematics Depa rtmen t, training of the better student to the extent of his abi li ty h as become more of a necessity than a choice. For this reason the Mathematics Department has developed an exte nsive accelerated program to cha ll enge the reasoni ng powers of the better students. P lane Ceomctrv students, DaYc Senn, R oberta Benson, and Virginia H awkins, d iagram the Pythagorean Theorem for practical application. Barry Fisher and Robert Cims explain the me th od o f finding the area of a spherical triangle. �Foreign Languages provide a means for understanding other nations. Language is the civi lized method of communication. Modern world problems compel Americans to develop an "intercultural intelligence." Competent citizens realize that language is a primary road to this intelligence. In addition to the international aspect, the study of a foreign language produce.s a greater understanding of the complex English language. As the primary objective, the foreign language courses try to develop the language skill of comprehension through listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Listening and speaking skills are aided cons iderably by work clone in the language laboratory. Students are able to hear voices of native speakers, teachers, and other students as well as p ractice speaking individually. �Bullfights and a jug of wine symbolize Spain to many Americans; however, the pitcher R ichard Buelow is showing to Lynnette Hendricks is a model of the botigo, an ancient type of water jug. " The language laboratory offers students an opportunity to gain proficiency in foreign languages. -- Advanced Russian students, Julie Gordon, Richard Mendes, Carolynn Merrill, and Vladimir Sokolov, wearing authentic costumes, demonstrate the Korbushka. a Russian folk dance. �Business Education combines learning with practical . experience. �Efficient secretary, Pamela Porter, is learning to operate a cordless switchboard unit through practical experience. Tabulator bar . . . account . . . brief forms ... invoice. These are terms associated ·with the Business Education Department. This department offers practical experience to students who plan to enter the business • world. For those who are interested in secretarial work, N iles v\Test offers courses from beginning typing and shorticlvanced combination of both, in Secretarial hand to the < Practice. Bookkeeping and Business i\Iath provide a fine background for students with clerical futures. And for students interested in "Big Business," Business Communication and Advertising are suited to their needs. Simulated business conditions, with actual forms and papers, arc set up to pro\·ide students with real-life experiences. 'fhe difficult task of bookkeeping is considerably lightened if the students are grouped as Berrily Ballou, Bruce Bendoff, Carol Recher, Paul Thielman, and Barhara Vincent are. 27 �Home and Industrial Arts establish fundamental skills for further application. In foods class, Doreen Stocker, Karen Bonesz, Pa t. Anderson, and Lynda Payne prepare for their importa nt tasks as future homemakers. Since industrialization has held such an important position in the 20th Century way of life, Niles ·west has also placed great emphasis on this area. Offering such courses as ~Ietal, Auto, Electrical, and ·wood Shops, and Industrial and Architectural Drawing, the Industrial Arts Department teaches its students the ways of industry through tools, .processes, and materials. Today, it is considered essential that every girl acquires an easy familiarity with the skills of cooking, sewing, and managing a home. The Niles West Home Economics Department, in step with this, offers Foods, Clothing, and Home Management. Robert Thomas learns the techniques of Industrial Drawing by copying blueprints. Diagnosing car trouble is just routine for Dave Parry, Jim Ford, and Mr. Charles Bryan. ��Judy Fine and ~om Gardn . P!ess thei . . dt~ferent '~ay1;~t1duality b~1 ~t" ie iey portra this is ti. dog; method ac1e1· dramatic c01Iceapt of mg. �Fine art students, using different media, strive for self. expression. f "Don Kuehn on sax . . . ." ! ' "Take time for music - it is all of h eaven we have below. Take time for art - it is the expression of one soul talking to another. Take tirrte for make-believe - it is the source of imaginative creation." Through music, art, and drama, we find a beau ty that can be found in no other way. The l\Iusic and Art Departments strive to create in all students a keen enthusiasm for, and appreciation of, the fine arts. The courses in the Music Department are divided into two groups - vocal and instrumental. These groups perform for the school on special occasions. The Art D epartment stresses the fundamentals of drawing, sculpture, and design in first year courses. Advanced techniques, such as three dimension, arc taught in Art III and IV. The various phases of wire sculpture are shown by art students Bob Goode, Arlene Rubenstein, Asa Oye, Tom Townsend, and Connie North. ��One-hundred one, one hundred two . . . Niles West stresses physical fitness as well as mental achievement. ... A nation of strong· bodies and sound minds is obtained only through physical and mental exercise. Realizing the importance of building young boys into men, the Boys Physical Education Department has designed a program which it hopes will create a healthy attitude in the minds of all boys. The boys are fortunate in having not on ly fine teachers, but Ron Thigpen drives for the pin over Ken Baumhardt. also one of the most well-equipped gymnasiums in the country. Using this fine apparatus, Freshmen and Sophomores have the opportunity to learn the fundamental skills and rules of many sports. The physical education activities of Juniors and Seniors are devoted to competitive sports, in which they learn individual coordination and team sportsmanship. Fitness, agility, and safety are the three aims of gymnastics, as illustrated by the trio of Don Saltzman , Rick y Kreiter, and Colin Corcoran. �Developing poise and co-ordination 1s acquired 1n Girl's Physical Education. To establish habits of good h ealth, to provide students with recrea tional and rhythmical sk ills, and to improve techniques of co-ordin ation and posture - t hese arc some of the objectives of the N iles \Vest G irls' Physi ca l Education Department. In an effort to fulfill these o bj ectiYcs, the Physical Education teachers select activities ,,·hi ch they feel w ill interest girls in keeping physically [it even after the ir schooling has been completed. It is necessary to ha1·e a sound , healthy body so that the mind ·will function "·ell. Physical education classes va ry in subject matter but usually invoh·e some k ind of ph ys:cal exertio; r. The en tire co urse of st udy is designed to promote healthful living. Le1·c J an d focus, techn iques in modern dance, arc demonstrated effectively by Kathy Faber, Trude Brei , Esther Mel.ca n , Connie Nichols, Sharon Cram pc, Cheryl \Vilson . , and Penny Olympias. On the clay courts we get a rack et eye's view of Robin Reid's forehand . ,24 Doroth\" :\faller protects her goal against the clctcrminccl allacks of field hockey p layers Dianne Ta ylor. E1·clyn /.uckern1a n . .Julie Codell, Cail Bc111cl. and Elizahcth Fagerstrom. �y 35 ��Good driving techniques encourage safety on the road. Chicagoans, it must be said, will know the need for Driver Education - our effort includes a timely warning to "scatter." ., - Through the driver trammg courses now offered at Niles \!\Test, the department aims to help lessen the nation's alarming death toll on the streets and highways. The full course in Driver Education is divided into three sections - classroom, drivo-training, and behind-the-wheel instruction . When the student has completed this program, he is ready to take the State driver's examination. A new foreign car? No. Karen Andrews is at the wheei of a Drivo-Trainer. Traffic certainly is heavy in Room 136. Drivo-Trainer films simulate actual driving conditions for the students in Room 136. �- ,_ Set High Goals For Academic Achievements 38 ��T ,. Dr. Clyde Parker, Superintendent, has devoted himself to promoting high ed ucational standards at Niles West. To the Students of the West Division School Dear Friends: I am pleased to greet you during your first year in a brand new high school. It is a thrilling experience to observe all of your activities and your citizenship as you help to create a completely new educational institution. Traditions and patterns of which you will be proud for many years to come are now being developed by you. Your new and first yearbook is symbolic of pride in your school, and I, with the faculty, have noted the carefulness by which you go about your tasks. I certainly wish for you, the students of the West Division School, the best that may come your way now and in the years to come. Sincerely yours, Clyde Parker Superintendent of Schools 40 �T Mr. Paul intcndcnt. vices. .J. Houghton. Assistant Super· manages admini ,tra ti ve ' l'r· Central Administration -, f.} I ' The CenLra l Admi11isLrnLion. n1 ak i11g cena in tl1al al l idea~ in Lechni·q ue and ski ll or learning arc achie ved, h e lps g uid l' the sLudc11b Lhroug h the educaLio11al problum o r their .. h ig h ~c11ool careers."' Con cerned wi L11 the understanding or kn cl\l·lcdgc, Lhe acltni n istra tion tries Lo m a ke N il es a schoo l in ll'hi ch t h e sLUdc nt find s both e ducational opportunity a nd a n atmos phere conge nial to al l p h ases o l high sch oo l lire. r \I r. S111art .\ . .\ ndcr"in . .\ "i'tant S11 · pcrintcn dcnt in Charge ol C:urrin1h11n :ind I ns 1ructio11. pla n-; and arrange..; ~ic ; 1 . dcmir strn c turing for th e school \ car. 41 ��Guidance Department Aids Necessary Services Rendered Mr. Onand Ru yle, Staff Director of the Summer and Adu lt Evening Schools, co· ordi nates curriculum taken by adults as well as hy stu· de nt~. Mr. Ted C. Coburn , Direc tor of Audio-Visual Education. struct ures the quality a nd quantity of films that are shown at Xines. Three of the least publicized departments at Niles West are the Adult Evening School, the Guidance, and the Audio-Visual Departments. These three divisions are necessary as the student cannot learn from his text books alone. Our school could not continue to function properly in the light of today's dynamic concept of progressive education. The student n eeds counseling to plan his courses and visual aids to interpret them. Evening School contributes to the further education of the citizens of Niles Township. Dr. Arthur 1-l. Ryden , in charge of Guidance and Testing, heads one of tlw most important ~tudent ser· vices at :\"ilcs \Ves t �Dr. Donald Strahan, Ass istant Principal in Charge of Sophomores. counsels as well as disciplines students. Dr. George Gi ll uly, Assistant Principal in Charge of Freshmen. feels that being new ;it ~iles is no t a h a nclicap. WEST DIVISON ADMINISTRATION The duties of Niles West's Administration are more closely associated to the promotion of good student. teacher relationships than any other administrative body at Niles. During the p<ist year, these men have capably faced and solved many of the problems of an ever-growing high school. Though Niles "\.Vest may be a new fouryear high school, these men have set its pace so that Niles is even now making its mark in the the Interim League. Mr. .\rthur C o l\'er. Ass ista nt Pr in cipal in C harge of Seniors, d irects all stud ent a ctidties according to sch ool po li c\'. \fr. Anton Sc hubert, Ass istant Pr in cipa l in Charge of Juniors, spends a great d ea l o f his tim e directing Stud ent .\ ccoun ting . 43 �Problems and Social Adjustments 1 . By Capable Directors Mrs. Mary Rosen thal. ~chool social worker, he lps ~tudents solve st udent - parent and student-school problems. Directly across the hall from the West Division Main Office is a department whose purpose is to guide and assist the student with both school problems and social adjustments. The Guidance Department consists of nine counselors, one social worker, and two secretaries. Each advisor keeps his own student files and schedules, college materials, and scholarship information to which he can refer in advising students. 'Vithoul the capable ass istance of the gui dance staff many students would have difficulty making the decisions so necessary in high school. Guidance Counselors are (r. to I.) ~fr. Donald Harper, Mr. 'W illard Larsen, i\ frs. Arlene Letlas, Mr. \\' alter Cocking, ?\fr. Tom J. Thomas, :\Jrs. Susan Bernstein, Mr. Harold Sorta!, and Dr. Wayne Wigell. 45 �Each day the Central Business Office is engaged in the problems of bookkrepi ng. [inance, and community relations. Purchase orders must be processed; employees must be paid on time; the clerical and custodial staffs mu st operate efficiently; the school budget must be kept balanced. The work don e by fr. Coker, Mr. Ohlson. and Mr. Herbst helps N iles \!\Test function smoothly. Under their able and willing guidance, this school can look forward to many years of effective operation. Mr. Charles Coker ably and efficiently performs the important duties of Staff Director of the Business Office. Mr. Clifford Herbst, assistant to Mr. Coker, makes certain that the Business Office functions properly. 46 Mr. Harold R. Ohlson, Staff Director of Research and Publications, supervises publications concerning Niles. �1 Organizations Aimed at School Welfare Help Maintain Good School Community Relations Mr. Harold Isaacson, Director of Niles West's Athletic Activities. cor· relates sports events in both East and West Division. The P.T.A., Boosters, and the School Board are three adult organizations which help promote school improvement and enthusiasm. In our new four year school the P.T.A. is striving to introduce a working relationship between the faculty and the parents. The P.T.A. sponsors a monthly- newsletter, Smoke Signals, and an annual open house to acquaint the parents with the operation of the school system. By imparting information concerning school athletic activities to the parents, the Booster Club encourages studentparent morale. The Boosters sponsor buses to and refreshments at athletic events. This year they donated the Homecoming Par. ade trophies and have sponsored a Regional Cage Tournament Hospitality Room. The monthly meetings of the club are informative, in that a different coach speaks at each meeting. Our dynamic School Board is confronted with the monumental task of overseeing all the activities of Niles West. Among their numerous duties arc the planning of the budget and the formulating of school policy, the hiring and firing of teachers, the approvi ng of text hooks, and the planning of the North Site. The interest of all these men and women is directed toward a closer relationship with the student body. The above activities and meetings promote full er understanding- between fantlty, student body, and parents. Members of the Booster Club are: (Seated left to right) Mrs. Eugene Evans (Secretary), James A. Yardley (Vice-President), Mr. Fredrick Gilbert (President), Dr. T. Nicholas Mannos, Mr. Irvin Hoffenberg (Treasurer), and Mrs. Jean Hill (Recording Secretary). (Standing left to right) Mr. John Handzel, Mrs. Archer, Mr. E. Artwick (Director of Seniors), Mr. H. Barclay (Director of Freshmen), Mr. E. Bruksch (Director of Sophomores), and Mr. J. Jobst (Director of Juniors) . 47 �The School Board consists of Mrs. Herman S. Bloch, Milton Falkoff, John H . Speer, Kenneth E. Littrell (President), Francis Saunkers (Secretary), John M. Man, and Jacob W. Shapiro. - ... Members of the PTA are (left to r igh t, sitting) Mrs. J. Ostermeier, Presi· dent, Mrs. Samuel Schlocker, Vice-President. (letft to right, standing), Mrs. Herbert Novitt, Treasurer, Dr. Mannos, Mrs. H. Douglas Steele, Recording Secretary, and Mrs. Raymond Benzel, Corresponding Secretary. 48 �FACULTY Education has always played an important role in American democracy. From the days of the Declaration of Independence to present time, Americans have realized the necessity of public education for polit ical, social, and economic progress. President Eisenhower is quoted in a pamphlet published by the Educational Policies Commission as saying: "Because our schools help shape the mind and character of our youth, the strength or weakness of our educational system will go far to determine the strength or weakness of our national wisdom and our national morality tomorrow. That is why it is essential to our nation that we have good schools. And their quality depends on all of us." Unity is a factor necessary to schools if they are to fulfill their purpose as defined by President Eisenhower. Yet, unity in sports and school spirit is not the only type of combined effort needed to keep a school strong. If the educational program is lacking unity, then nothing will come of efforts of the school. With this thought in mind, the teachers of Niles West strive to present the best possible educational program to the students of all grade levels. Each subject department is a small unit of one force working continually to provide the best program possible for the student. The faculty of Niles is comprised of highly qualified men and women who are striving to help the students make Niles "the best in the Midwest." Under the guidance of these men and women Niles 'iVest is making a name for itself as one of the educational centers of the Chicago Suburban Area. In family Jiving, seniors Lori Immergluck, Sherry Otto, Carole Blumenthal, and Barry Robins look on as Mr. John Handzel explains some principles for home management. 49 �ART Thomas Blackburn, Department Head B.F.A., M.A. Bradley University Art Council Ben Smolensky B.S., B.A. Roosevelt University BUSINESS EDUCATION Frank Fitzpatrick, Department Head B.S. University of Wisconsin Bonnie Jllalzer B.A. Michigan State University Pep Club Mardeth Dovre B.A. Concordia College Ewald Grossheusch B.A., M.S. Iowa State Teachers' Northern Illinois University - '- Lauretta Haerr B'.S., M.Ed. Christian College Universi ty of Missouri Dolores Lamb B.S. Southern Illinois University Secretarial Pool Dale Meyer B.S.,M.A. North western Un iversity Judy Morrison B.S. University of Illinois National Honor Society Harold A. Ohline B.A., M.S. Augustana College ·western Illinois Un iversity ENGLISH Katherine Kennedy, Department Head B.A., M.S. St. Louis University University of Chicago 50 �Henry Abram B.A., M.A. Roosevelt College University of Chicago II Lucille Barnes A.B., M.S. U niversit y of Illinois Mt. Holyoke College Carole Deterding A.B., Rlackburn College .June Finfer B.S. Northwestern University Spot! igh ters Lois Fisher A.B.,M.A. Un iversity of Pittsburgh SfJeclrum Leon Fox A.B. Northwestern University 'f Rochelle Gerrittt B.S. Northwestern University Forensic League Deborah Gould B.S. Universitv of Illinois spectrum' Richard Gragg B.A., M.A. University of Illinois Apotheosis Lorraine Hatscher M.A., B.S. Illinois State Normal University W'ashington University 1 Elizabeth Hobbs B.A., M .A. University of Washington Northwestern University James Knaak B.S.,M.A. University of Illinois 51 �Thomas Koerner B.A., M.A. Iowa College St. John's University West Word Barbara Levine B.S., M.A. University of Wisconsin Northwestern University P.T.A. Executive Board Thomas McMahon B.A., M.A. St. John's University University of Chicago Priscilla Norling B.A. Northpark College Angie Panos B.S.M.Ed. Northern Illinois University Rachel Stempel B.S. Northwestern University Ron ald Van Arsdale A.B., M.A . Butler University State University of Iowa Red skin Review James Van Delinder B.A., M.S. Eastern Illinois University Stage Crew Emi ly Wadsworth B. Ed. Northwestern University Debate Coach Robert Wolf Ph.B. Northwestern University Assistant Debate Coach Camera Club Eileen Zelznick B.S. Northwestern University T hespians, School plays 52 1 �FOREIGN LANAGUAGE Marjory Schwab, Department Head A.B.,M.A. Vassar University Columbia University Richard Bean B.A. Bates College Uni versity of Chicago Rosemary Beil B.A., M.A. Mundelein College No rthwestern University German Club Carol Duthie -n.A. Lawrence College Spanish Club Peggy Harbert B.A. Northern Illinois University French Club Patricia Durkin B.S. Wisconsin State Un iversity ., Teresa Klinger A.M. l iniversity of Chicago Nola Marquardt B.A Nort hwestern University Latin Club John Moshak A.B. Indiana University Russian Club t Marlene O'Connor A.B., B.S. University of San Diego Un iversity of Minnesota r Cecil Sacher B.A. Western University Valentina Sekunow B:S. University of Illinois Tri-Hi-Y 53 �Niles West and East were visited from January 2nd to February 8th by Dr. Dattaraya Gokhale, Principal of the New English School in Satara, India. He was sponsored by a program administered by the United States Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The intent of the program is to allow the exchange educator to share the ideas, customs, history, culture and educational affairs of his country with those of another country. Married and the father of one child, Dr. Gokhale, an administrator in secondary education, is interested in mental maturity and aptitude placement, and in special programs for limited and gifted students. Dr. Gokhale compared the position of teachers in America to the teachers in India. He said that while the teachers get more salary and live better in the U nited States, their status is not comparable to that of a i-e::i ch er in India. -. HOME ARTS Alire Line, Oenartment Head 11 S. :\T.A. Ste phe ns College Universitv of Nebraska Pi ns and Pans Sue Evange lista B.S. Mi li kin U niversity Peggy Honn B.S. University of Illinois Freshm an Cabinet 54 ( �INDUSTRIAL ARTS Jack Lain Department Head B.S.,M.A. Northern Illinois University Colorado State University Football Coach Charles Bryan B.S., M.S. Southern State Teachers' College Stout State College Ray Carrell B.S., M.A. Eastern Illino is Un iversity Bruce Sorensen B.S. Stout Institute .John Winterhalter B.S Ston t Sta te College MATHEMATICS Jam es Martin Department Head B.S., M.S. Southern Illinois U niversity U niversity of Illinois R o bert Bandelier B.S. U ni vcrsitv of Missouri llnil'crsit)· of Kansas Joseph Cech B.S .. \f.S. Ind iana University Northwestern University Georgia E lga r A.B., M.A. Unive rsity of Virginia New York University jerry Engle M. Ed. Sou them Illinois Universi ty Freshma n Football Coach funior Varsity ·Basketba ll Coach B.S.. Leo Hoosline B.S., M.A. University of Michigan Northwestern University Freshman Baseball Coach Cary J ackson B.Ed. Illinois State Normal Chess Club 55 �Carol Kujala B.S. St. Olaf College Freshman -Sophomore Math Club Diana L aMar B.A. Alverno College Elizabeth Lawson B.S. Tln iYersity of Denver Marilyn Leff B.S. Uni Yersi ty of Illinois Freshm an-Sophomore Math Club Miriam M etz B.A. Un i versity of Michigan A lhert Ram his B.S., M.S. North Carol ina State College Northern Illinois Tl n i versi ty R " lnh Wiecll B.S.: M.A. Loyola University TlniYersity of Wisconsin Frances " ' illiams B.S., \f.S. Southern Illinois University l'niYersity of Tllinois ,. f Barn· Wit1gall B.S. \ 'fillikin l'niversitv MUSIC Hugh McGee, Department Head B.A., M.A. University of Michigan University of Illinois Vivace, Music Production, Barhershoppers Charles Groeling B.S., M.S. Drake Uni versity Northwestern University SCIENCE ~ Florence Harrison, Department H ead B.S., M. Ph. South Dakota State University University of W'isconsin 56 l. �Hans Andersen B.Ed., M.S. Wisconsin State Uni versity Uni versity of Michigan Biology Club William Coyer B.S., i\f.A. Ohio State Un iversity Coach of Sophomore Football Coach of Sophomore na,ehall Denni' C u mm ingha m B.A. l "n ivcr, it y of Towa Ralph Han·ev B.S. California Polytechn ica l In stitute Den nis Hoeppner B.!\. Iowa 8ta te l "nil·ersity Coach of Freshman " B " Baske tball Coach of FreshmanSophomorc Te nnis C co rge Ki c lwasscr H.S .. \f..\ . Mich igan State l ' ni,·ersitv l"n i,wsit\· o f \fi ch iga n Coach of Sophomore n a,kethall Coach of V ar«it~· Tennis t Richard Kissack n.s .. M.A. State Univers ity of Iowa Science Club Ralph Lyerla n.s .. M.A. Carthage College Coach of Football Coach of Track Ernest Salners B.S., M.S. Harding College Ka nsas State Teache rs College Bruce Snyder B.S. Wisconsin State College Mary T illquist B.A. Northwestern Un iversity Ushers Clu b 'I J ames Winkle man B.S. , M.S. South ern Illino is Un iversity Un iversity of Colorado .., - �SOCIAL SCIENCE Charles Mattka, Department H ead B.S., l\f.S. U niversity of Wisconsin Charles 1'. Anderson B. Ed . Un iversit y of Wisconsin Gerald Boevers B.A.. l\f.A. Northwestern University Edward Brufke B.A., M ..\ ., M.Ed. Loyola University Na ncy Bult B.A., \LA. University of Rochester 1orthwcstern U ni versity Sophomore Cabinet Erwin Epstein B.A. UniYersity of Illinois - •. Jack Fabn B.S., l\f.Ed. North Carolina State University Un ive rsity of Missouri Assistant Coach of Sophomore Footbal\ Coach of Varsity Golf Rosemary Fuerst B.S., M.A. Loyola University John W. Gault B.Th., M.A. Northern Baptist University Northwestern U niver sity Blaine Gemeny B.S., M.S. Jllinois State Normal Un iversity Northwestern University Student Union Assistant Ticket Manager John Handzel A.B., M .S. DePaul University Tndiana Un iversity N i-We-Hi Beth Hoffman B.S. Unive rsity of \>\lisconsin Future Teachers of America 58 �Seniors Sharon Crampe and Linda Cohen demonstrate sewin g techniques to Mr. Coyer explains the dissection of a fish to students Joy Frodin and Richard Hines. clothing teacher, Miss Honn. \\'alter John B.A. l 1 ni,·crsitv of lllinois Senior C;thinct, Hi-Y .\rthur Leipold B .. \ ., \f..\. 1·ni,·crsity of \Viscon,in \\'illiam Paulsen B .. \., \I.A. State College of Iowa Coach of Fresman Football and Basketball Fay Pa ras B.A. De Pauw Un iversitv Student Council · \\'illiam Robinson B.A. F.vansYille College Junior Cabinet. Astronomy C l uh Carol Ry lance A.B. H ope College Junio r Cabinet 59 �Pauline Schmidt B.S., M.S. U niversity of Chicago :\'orthwestern University Ben Sharp B.A., M.A. University of Southern California Michigan State University Lynne Stanley B.A. Den ison Uni,·ersit y • Carol Kreinick demonstrates a chemistry principle to Mr. Salners and Dave Hoglund. 60 �GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Helen Heitmann Department Head B.A.. M.A. College of ·wooster Northwestern University \'era Berger B.S. Universitv of :\fissouri G.A.A. . Patricia Clinton B.A. Sure College of Iowa G ...\.A .. Nat ional H onor Socien· :\ancy Dennis B.S. :\'orthwestern Un iversit y \ 'arsity Ch eerleaders (;Jori a Fisher B.S. Uni\·ersity of California, Los Angeles G.A.A. Ka therine Hameder B.S. U niversity of Illinois Freshman a nd Sophomore Cheerleaders Rosemarie Jeknavorian B.S. LaCrosse State University Bowling Marjo Seron B.A .. M.A. Cornell College Northwestern U niversity Sandra Wilson B.A. Monmouth College G.A.A. Marie Wise B.S. University of Wisconsin 61 �DRIVER EDUCATION Hal Cress Department H ead B.A. Iowa Stale TC'acher~· College C harles And e rson B.S. U ni,·ersity of i\fichiga11 Varsi 1y Wres tlin g C lub l.e ltermen's Club John Harmon A.B., i\LS. i\fcKendrce College l ' n i,·crsi Iv of lll i no is Coach of ·varsity Cross Co11n1ry ]<\mes Kcttlcborougli B.S., M.Ed. Uni"e rsity of lllinois lllinois State Norma l .\ ssistant Coach of Track Robert Porter B.S. University of Illinois Coach of Junior Varsity Wrestling F.quipment i\lanager Rex Whitla tch B.S. University of Illinois Football Trainer Coach of FreshmanSophom ore ·w restling - '· Mr. McGee leads the Girls' Glee Club throu gh one of its many vocal exercises. 62 �BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Harold Isaacsen Department Head B.S. Western Michigan State Un iversity Director of Athletics (West a nd East) Michael Basrak B.S., M.A. Duquesne University Indiana University Head Coach of Football Coach of FreshmanSophomore Golf George Bauer B.S., M.Ed. Un iversi t y of Illinois Un iversity of Missouri Coach of Freshman Footha ll Coach of Tlaseha II Arnold Cajet B.S. University of Illinois Coach of Swimming Weight lifting C lub Lettermen 's Club John Cress Tl.S .. M .S . Un i1-crsity of Illinois Un iversity of Kansas Coach o f Varsity Gymnastics Coach of Sophomore Cross Country Darrel Conway B.A., M.A. Iowa State Teachers' College Un iversity of Iowa Coach of Varsity Track Coach of Varsity Football James Phipps B.F. .. M .S. F.astern Tllinois University Ind iana Unive rsity William Schnurr B.S .. M.S. Universitv of Wisconsin Coach of ·varsity Basketball Coach of Varsity Football Michael Skuban B.S.Ed ., M.A. Wittenberg College Kent State Un iversity Coach of FreshmanSophom ore Wrestling Coach of Varsitv Tlaseha ll · Francis Willett B.Ed. x,,.r~1·r~t5( .lfi.>:1>.~r1r-i sir,,te- Teachers' College Coac h of Varsitv football Coach of Freshma n Sophomore S11"imming- 63 �HEALTH CENTER Eileen Springer Depa rtm ent H ead C.P.H. N urse St. Francis School of :'l/ursing Loyola University Fu t ure Nurses Cluh Cecelia McKinnon B.S.N. - Nursing Loyo la Un iversity SPECIAL EDUCATION Mildred Rasmus B.S.. M.A. State U niversity of Iowa Universi ty o f H awaii Diane R . Suckow B.A., M.A. Ripon College Northwestern University LIBRARIANS Ellen Spaulding B.A. Grinnell College University of Chicago Kent Followell B.S. University of Illinois :\Ir. Smolensky of t he Arr Department he lps students Frank Vazzano. S1e,·c Pos ter, Anceta Krugly, a nd Connie North soften clay for use at the potters' wheel. �Secretarial Operations Aid Administrators and Students Most of us have little contact with Niles' secretarial staff, but our school could not continue without these women. Attendance Office secretaries maintain organized student records, check truancies,and issue detentions. Secretarial operations in the Guidance Office include the maintenance of student testing records and aid to the guidance counselors. To file cards and to aid students are jobs of the library clerk-typists. The secretaries of the Business Administration Department capably handle budget and supply problems. Furnishing aid to the administrators and handling registration problems are a few of the jobs which the Main Office secretaries handle. Central Office secretaries faci litate direct assistance to the administrators by typing letters, arranging conferences, and making appointments. Many of us take for granted the duties of these secretarial staffs, but they are certainly not to be overlooked as essential parts of our school. .... - Main Office Secretaries are E. Zehnlc. M. Schulholz. H. 'McGinnis. D. Scan- J;in , R. Oswald, M. Rellezw. R. Ethel· huhcrt, R. 'finer. R. !\'ovotny. and M. Thomas. Cen t ral Office Secretaries are f. Stallerv, l\f. Marshall. E. Ahlstrarl. L. L11 hi1~. G . Leapley, F. Stacy. H. Jennings. and H. J ohnson. 65 �Attendance Office Secretaries are M. Ricahey. gio. 11. R ridget. ~I. Mag- 1.ihrarv Clerks arc K. Ba lko. B. Blum, and S. Szymanski. Business Office Secretaries arc i\I. Fah· ian. C. Rodopou los, R. Sowinski. M. Craham . H . Snyder, and L. '.\lorris. 66 Gu idance Office Secretaries arc R. Rernstcin. an d F. And erson. �The School Is Safe And Sanitary Because of Conscientious Maintenance • Nourishing meals, sparkl ing windows, and the attractive campus are only some of the results of the efforts put forth by the custodian and cafeteria staff. Preparation of nutritious and pleasing meals is taken care of by the women who comprise the cafeteria staff. Technical facilities of the school are capably maintained by the custodial department. T hese people are important to us not only for the duties which they perform, but for their friendly and helpful attitudes. Though often behind the scenes, these peer pie are appreciated by Nile-hi studen ts and faculty alike for their all-important services. -, ' The Custodial Staff (not all pictu red he re) manages the entire maintenance of the building twenty -four hours a clay. "J'he ladies of our Cafeteria Staff prepare and serve wellhalanced mea ls to students every day. 67 �- '· . Clubs Afford An Opportunity For Social Development in Leadership 68 ��SPECTRUM In September, students submitted applications for yearbook staff membership. These applications were considered by Dr. Nicholas Mannos and by yearbook sponsors Mrs. Lois Fisher and Mrs. Deborah Gould. The staff was finally chosen and the members began to compile Niles West's first annual, which after much deliberation, was named Spectrum. Believing that the student at Niles is a composite of many things-laughs, frowns, sighs, smiles-and expresses himself in many ways-classwork, sports, drama, music-the Spectrum Staff endeavored to record these expressions and the school year of which they are a part The colorful blending of all this forms the first ray or "spectrum" indicative of the personality of Niles West's first studentfaculty-administrator body. YEARBOOK EDITORS Kneeling: Carolynn Merrill (Faculty) , Susan Stauber (Index), Merle Dorfman (Academic), Lynne Chamlin (Academic). Sitting: Julie Gordon (Editor-in-Chief), Jane Levin (Senior) , l .ois Karch (Senior), Sharon Roberts (Literary), Andrea Hoffman (Literary). Standing: JoEllen Pfeiffer (Editor-in-Chief) , James Carder, Gretchen Anderson (Special Events), Michael Duhl (Sports), Denise Greenberg (Underclassmen), David Hoglund (Public Relations). Co-editors-in-chief, JoEllen Pfeiffer and Julie Gordon, discuss the first proofs of the Academic: section of the- 1962 spectrnm. �YEARBOOK SENIOR STAFF First Row: Jane Levin, Lois Karch (Co-Editors) Second Row: Vir· ginia Burns, Geraldine Stocker, Patricia Fulkerson, Karen Osney, Alice Barnow. Third Row: Joyce Greenberg, Marlene Brooks, Su· san Stauber, Dolores Brusin, Judith Rosenthal. ., SPECTRUM GENERAL STAFF Charlene Linick, Marianna Westphal, Janet Myles, Barbara Marks, Karen Osney, Marc Lane. "Dummy sheets," "cut-lines," "copy," and "cropping" were familiar terms to the members of the Spectrum staff as they gathered in Room 32!i to compile Niles 'West's first annual. Every afternoon, since early last fall, they worked diligently with one idea in mind: MEET THAT DEADLINE! The smiles on the faces of J.ynne Chamlin, JoEllen Pfeiffer, David Hoglund, and Michael Duhl seem to indicate that the attainment of this goal is near. 71 �WEST WORD EDITORS David Nelson (Sports) , Alice Bamow (Feature) , Karen Osney (Editor-In-chief), Helen Ann Dugan (News), Asa Oye (Picture). WEST WORD WEST WORD STAFF Seated: Maureen Wolf, Susan Lewin, Alice Barnow, Karen Osney. Standing: Keith Lencho, Stuart Epstein, Jay Davidow, Helen Ann Dugan. 72 On September 29, 1961, Niles West students received the first issue of the West Word, bi-monthly student newspaper. Since that first issue, the West Word has become an integral part of school life, for no story is too big or too small forj publication. Through comprehensive reporting and thought provoking- editorials, the Word has establi ~h f'cf it~elf :ls the voice of the student body at Niles West. In an attempt to function as a "News" paper, rather than as a rehashing of the daily bulletin, the Word has successfully scooped such news as the election of Homecoming Court, results of Student Council election, an onthe-scene account of the Big Red locker room moments after the Wheaton game, and, more recently, the staff has conducted the traditional Senior Survey, the results of which appear in the final Senior Issue. q I r I �,, G I Apotheosis memhers achieve their standing by submitting manuscripts worthy of publication in their literary magazine. First Row: Cynthia Cockrell, Penelope Varney, Paulette Cimmon. Second Row: Janis Roman (Sec'y.), Susan Trowbridge (Pres.) , Alice Barnow l-Vltc rra.). J t ff1 t) \'.na rc \ n ea>.). -nuru i<..ow: !Haureen ·n -0 1c, Lauren Taylor, Susan Cook, Susan Nixon. ART COUNCIL APOTHEOSIS Members of Art Council evaluate and select artistic works for display and competition. (Clockwise):. Sheri Schulman. Margret Schulte (Vice Pres.), Janet Day (Treas.), Jo Ann Noto, JoE.llrn Pfeiffer (Pres.) , Maureen Peskind, Martha Zari (Sec'y.) . �Arts Club officers cutting cake are Evan Imber (Pres.), James Swinger (I'reas.), Susan Trowbridge (Publicity Chairman), Jennifer Underwood (Membership Chairman). First Row: Judith DeLove, Jennifer Underwood, Susan Trowbridge, 'Ja nice Goldfeder. Second Row: James Swinger. Janis Roman, Evan Imber, Frances Tucker, Mr. Richard Gragg. Third Row: Susan Grigg, Rachel Amado, Joyce Greenberg, Kathyleen Glaves. Fourth Row: Elaine Neubauer, Marlene Brooks, Virginia Butzow, Carol Work, Janis Franklin . Fifth Row: Susan Andrews, Daniel Harvey, Judith Dorfman, Rosalie Sterner. Sixth Row: Judith Tunkl, Penelope Varney, Donald Pearlman, Janice Tritschler, Audrey Levin. ART CLUB .._ ,_ ARTISTS CLUB Arts Club and Artists' Club are devoted to the development of cultural aspects at Niles West. The Arts Club pertains to the "Seven Lively Arts;" architecture, dance, drama, literature, music, painting, and sculpture. Members of the Artists Club en. deavor to develop fine techniques in art and to appreciate the techniques and skills of others. Foreground, clockwise: Carol Zender, Joseph Amari, Jeffery Tannenbaum, Dennis Klein, Patricia Eby, Janice Tritschler, Richard Eby. Background: Denise Greenberg, Toni Cottmeier, Sylvia Kuhr. �ORCHESTRA CONCERT BAND Included in the extra-curricular music activities are Orchestra, Concert Band and Dance Band. Orchestra and Dance Band participate in all musical functions at Niles, from assemblies to the music festivals. With entertainment as their goal, the Dance Band plays at pep assemblies and other functions where students wish to hear pop music :rnd a good beat. DANCE BAND Stage Band Larry Burkhardt, William Oliver, Barbara Apelian, Craig Feldpausch. French Horns: Susan Parr, Marilyn Wykowski. Trombones: Michael Hansen. Flute: Susan Cook. Saxes: Ronald Zager, James Archer, Paul Brietzre, John Klemmer, Howard Bolnick, Howard Goldstein, Jack Bookwalter. Bass: David Helmer. Percussion: Sheldon Elias, Robert Ruyle. Tr~mpets: Standing: Franklin Linder, Lee Gordon, Robert Ruyle, Mr. Hugh McGee, Marsha Johnson. Fourth Row: Phyllis Wimmer, Barbara Ederer, Carolyn Alport, Patricia Eulberg, Shirley Cheetham. Third Row: Stephen Spitz, Renate Decker, john McCarty, Ronald Bernstein, Karen Shellist, Linda. Barber, Cheryl Clauson, Craig Feldpausch, Barbara Apelian, James Swinger, Paul Brietzke, James Archer, Lyle Archer, Susan Parr, Marilyn Wykowski. Second Row: Iris Wickstrom, Dianne Taylor, Linda Norling, Marcia Niclas, Carol Werner, Carol Kreinick, Howard Bo.lnick, Ingrid Landberg, Janice Tritchler. First Row: Joanne Wheeler, Gordon Peterson, Susan Cook, Nancy Novak, Meredith Mccartan, Daniel Harvey. Ray Silvertrust, Rachel Amado. Concert Band Fourth Row: Mr. Charles Groeling, Donald Linder, Robert Ruyle, David Helmer, Michael Weinlein, Dennis Moore, Raymond Henriksen, Thomas Foerster, Michael Garlich, Michael Nudelman , Lee Gordon, Sheldon Elias. Third Row: Gale Gordon, Yolanda Szwajger, Howard Goldenstein, John Klemmer, John Wojakowski, Ronald Hoffman, W illiam Oliver, James Swinger (Drum Maj.), Barbara Apelian !Sec'y.), Craig Feldpausch, Edward Bruksch, William Conrad, Russell Nelson, Larry Burkhardt, Richard Oaiberl, '.Yilliam Timmer, Michael Hansen, Lyle Archer. Second Row: Susan Bernstein, Marilyn \Vykowski (President) , Susan Parr, Howard Baitcher, Ronald Zager, James Archer, Paul Brietzke; Jae"\: Bookwalter, Richard Orloff, Janet Kuffer, Richard Littrell, Gary Meszaros, Betty Sielski, Scott Menne!. First Row: Susan Cook (Student Conductor) , Nancy Novak, Daniel Harvey, Meredith McCartan, Jane Dilg, Carol Kreinick. Howard Bolnick. Lester Keller. _ I �On Stairs: Cheryl Clauson, Roberta Benson, Judith Fine, Marcia Menkin, Lona Hartman, Nancy Doyle, Joanne Rust, Sharon Larson, Janice Goldfeder, Dianne Taylor, Cheryl Dahl, Amelia Gabriel, Kathleen Wallies, Charlene Hunter, Joanne Wheeler, Joanne Worthington, Elizabeth Stengl, Diana Austin, Barbara Young. First Row: Linda Barber, Marilyn Cohen, J anice Dugan, Judy Locher, Dorothy Matter, Su san Nixon, Susanne Gallowich, Susan Trowbridge, JoAnne Ryden, Alice Griffin, Lauren Taylor, Janet Carlson , Holly Thompson , Susan Faust, Nancy Nelson, Francine Uditsky. VIVACE -- In the Music Department at Niles Wesl, the advanced vocalists are placed in the choir. The voices of the boys and girls in this group are blended in such a way as to produce an ef· feet different from that of the individual boy and girl glee clubs. Being a member of choir is an honor and privilege. Only one other group holds the same distinction-Vivace Choir. Vivace members are especially talented, for, in addition to being able to sing, they must be able to play a musical instrument, preferably the piano. Both Choir and Vivace delight audiences during their performances at Niles West's musital programs. CH0 IR Top Row: Judith Fine, Arleen Mayer, Roberta Benson, Paulette Cinman, Anita Doczekalski, Barbara Young, Nancy Steinseifer, Mary Aggen, Michael Berger, Alan Scheufler, Phillip Moss, John Fields, Elizabeth Stengl, Lynn Johnson, Susan Fox, Joanne Worthington, Diane Austin, Amelia Gabriel. Third Row: Elizabeth Fagerstrom, Donna Corn, Nancy Eagan, Charlene Hunter, Janet Dahlin, Nancy Doyle, Robert Anderson, Harvey Margolis, Philip Kohl, Paul Thielman, James Ford, Sharon Larson, Linda Schmid, Janet Duren, Joanne Rust, Virginia Classen, Cheryl Dahl. Second Row: Judith Locher, Kathleen Stockmar, Jeanette Bartsch, Carol Gutbrod, C!iarJene Mueller, John Heinz, Peter Zaphirio, Allan Kitchen, John Puccinelli, Marcia Menkin, Susan Trowbridge, Susan Nixon, Laurel Rectermann, Dorothy Matter, Susanne Gallowich, Janis Khphardt. First Row: Francine Uditsky, Michele Lazar, Alice Griffin, Janet Carlson, Lauren Taylor, Barry Fisher, Stephen Maselli, Barry Elden, Thomas Perri, Robert Kahl, Deborah Beil, Susan Faust, Sally Hoover, Merle Hilfman, Nancy Nelson, Mr. Hugh McGee. �CHORAL GROUPS Left to right: Mark Reitman, John Puccinelli, Michael Hansen, Harvey Margolis, Robert Anderson, Phillip Kohl, David Helmer. BARBERSHOPPERS Almost everyone enjoys singing because song can lift our spirits or cause us to reflect upon past moments. The members of the boys' and girls' glee clubs have an opportunity to sing everyday under the direction of Mr. Hugh McGee. Harmony, of course, very important in the work of the glee clubs, is a prime concern of the barbershopper group. Although the complex vocalizing of the Barbershoppers is pleasant to h ear, euphony is not a simple feat. The boys spe nd many preschool hours perfecting their styles. s The final result of this rehearsal time 1 then enjoyed by those who attend the excell ent musical performances at Christmas and in the spring. BOYS GLEE GIRLS GLEE First Row: Mildred Molinaro, April Mau, Adrienne Feigenbaum, Laura Seligman, Nancy Schaffner, Donna Dahl, Ellen Feinberg, Sandra Kay. Second Row: Rosalie Berman, Iris Goldfarb, Michele Kirshman, Susan Goldberg, Trudy Karp, Audrey Tischler, Kathleen DeVogeler, Sharon Williamson, Diane Friedman, Beverly Cowan, Sylvia Kuhr. Third Row: Sandra Clyman, Louise Winograd, Dorothy Ostermeier, JoAnne R yden, Diane Schulman, Lama Maltz, Beth Konopka, Linda Laughlin, Toni Allison, Lana Iverson, Carol Work, Linda Porazinski. Fourth Row: Miriam Fried, Joyce Eilers, Barbara Baum, Kathy Sorensen, Linda Rolla, Danka Dragovich, Jan Goldfeder, J oy Ramsey, Lynne Stahlberg, Betty Magnuson, Karen Scott. Fifth Row: Susan Stiska, June Dahlin, Carol Woltersdort, Diane Dettloff, Anita Weinstein, Patricia Corr, Fike Supanc, Barbara Kramarczyk, Sandra Shiner, Sandra Tolchin, Lona Hartman, Virginia Davis. First Row: Ira Weiss, James Lees, Yale Samole, Allan DiSalvo, Barry Gilbert. Second Row: Mark Harris, Leonard Bennett, Michael Rudowicz, Leonard Koenig, Michael Checkopoulos, Lawrence Ross. First Row: Bonnie Zimmerman, Joyce Schuman, Penny Rotheiser, Helen Perri, Donna Goldner, Jo An n Witt, Sandi Anderson. Second Row: \}oanell Wetmore, Lauren Gold, .J osephine Hoffberg, Sandra Sweadner, Barbara Berlin, Karen Petersen, Elizabeth Gallen, Lea Beaubien , Lynn Denley. Third Row: Susan Winslow, Andrea Kaufman, Pamela Prange, Betty Newman, Diana Leach, Judith Landauer, Lois Peterson, P atricia Walter, Carolyn Nelson, J anice Dugan. Fourth Row: Amy Levine, Barbara Ahrens, Claire Tabel, Janis Kliphardt, Linda Anderson, Karen Komiss, Ruth Kane, Ruth Oslund, Barbara Zeszutko, Ruth Olson, Kathleen Gray. Fifth Row: Joy Regin, Catherine Darsch, Carla Erlander, Karen Novoselsky, Sharon Childs, Lucille Santowski, Corrine Vollmer, Joan Wells, J ane Wells, Naomi Dietze, Marilyn Cohen. �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Patricia Fulkerson, Charlotte Rosenfeld , Susan Stauber, Charlene Chang, Ann Kazanow, Justine Varney, Sharon Roberts. Second Row: Barbara Lauerman, James Carder, Fred Artwick, Marvin Davis, James Swinger, Susan Cook. Election into National Honor Society and National Thespian Society is hased on merits accumulated since the Freshman yea r. Scholarship. character, lea dership, and service arc the qual ifications for National Honor Society. National Thespians requires 100 hours o f "·ork on clramatic productions ror membership. NATIONAL THESPIANS Seligman Diane Seated: (Sec'y.). Judith Rosengard (Pres.). Richard Lavin (Vice Pres.), Mrs. Eileen Zelznick (Sponsor). Standing: Donna Harrison, Janice Goldfeder, Peggy Singer, Allan W itzel, Francine Udi tsky, Joseph Schmidt, Debra Rosenberg, Terrie Brusman, Susan Bernstein. Holly Semiloff. �Lul)jn Li.sa l'irst Row: Seidman (Treas.) , Susan (Rec. Sec'y.) , Allan Witzel (Pres.), Susan Cooper (Vice Pres.), Joyce Koppman (Financial Sec'y). Second Row: Adele Olsberg, Martha Harvis, Ellyn Fried, Elizabeth Pamela Bolotin, Honnet, Diane Mussar, Christine Levy, Susan Grigg. Third Mrs. June Finfer Row: !Sponsor) , f ill Kurti, Betty Newman, Miriam Fried, Jon Conrad, Leonard Bramson, Barbara Belgrade, Arlene Kaplan, Nancy Karch. SPOTLIGHTERS For the first time, Spotlighters, one of Niles West's dramatic organizations, has limited its membership to Freshmen and Sophomores. The first two years the students work on Spotlighters' two major productions, "An Evening in the Spotlight" and their Spring Play, _in order to accumulate the ten required points for Thespian membership. National Forensic League entails everything from Debate and Oratory to Radio Broadcasting. By participating in tournaments with other schools, students can earn the neeessary 25 points for membership in the National League. NATIONAL FORENIC LEAGUE Richard Littrel demonstrates techniques of good debate to fellow Forensic members. First Row: Joan Glassberg, Sherry Herman, Susan Cooper. Second Row: Thomas Roberts, Susan Lewin. Corinne Grayson. �FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS Learning a language can be done in a classroom. But, for the student who seeks to enlarge his understanding of the peoples, customs, and ways of life in other countries, there are the foreign language clubs. The students of French, German, Spanish, and Russian have formed clubs so that they can enhance their knowledge beyond the required work in class. Banquets and holidays are celebrated in traditional ways to add atmosphere and culture to the language being studied. First Row: Marlene Brooks (Pres.) , Loreli Neubarth. Second Row: Maureen Karlil), Barbara Fimoff, Jill Kurti, Joyce Greenberg. Third Row: Robert Levin, Susan Pifke (Treas.), Janis Roman (Sec'y.), Lona Hartman. Fourth Row: Jeffrey Tieger, Amy Heppner, Margo Berndt, Darlene Dell. Fifth Row: Patricia Fulkerson. Karen Skidmore (Vice Pres.), Susan Stauber. First Row: Jeffrey Rochman, Beth Katz, Christen Lauerman, Esther Ettinger, Linda Laughlin, Pamela Prange. Second Row: Audrey Tischler, Joyce Eilers, Kathe Kuhr, Eileen Harms, Sandra Gilluly. Third Row: Jeffrey Claus, Barbara Berger, Nancy Novak, Renate Decker, Linda Anderson. Fourth Row: Jon Conrad, Donald Saltzman, Martin Bramson, Gary Plice. �F : irst Row: J anis Kliphardt (Pres.), Rosalyn Berkover, Diane 1'atkiri, Lauren Taylor, Cynthia Croneigh. Second Row: Catherine Schlocker, Kathe Kuhr, Arlette Peterson, Penny Rotheiser. Third Row: Jean Steffens, Linda Gittner. Sandra Da"idove, Georgine Torterella, Rosalie Sterner. Fourth Row: Rochelle Rishe, Lynn Kanter, Rosalie Berman. Lynne Graham, Bunny Carlberg, Sally Rask, Linda Lichtenstein. Last Row: Susan Rask, Susan Tetaque, Rona Immer• gluck, Judith Anderson, Janice Errnilio, Neil Phillips, Martin Bramson, Lawrence Bassuck, Janice Goldfeder. First Row: Leslie Fujiye (Vice Pres.), Stephen Turpack (Pres.), Barry Kreisler (Treas.). Judith Dorfman (Sec'y.). Second Row: Mildred Molinaro, David Merrill, Michael Lieberman, Rochelle Hirsch. Third Row: Susan Cooper, Michelle Collons, Ellen Menakes, Lucille Santowski, Sherry Enenstein. 81 �JUNIOR-SENIOR MATH CLUB OFFICERS Clockwise: Thomas Ladd, Ann Kazanow, James Swinger, Terry Ostrowski, Patrick Kamm. FROSH-SO PH MA TH CLUB Mark Harris, Bruce Bolnick, Jon Conrad, Jeffrey Graff, Herbert Greenman, Sherwin Levin, Aleander Panos. ACADEMIC CLUBS ASTRONOMY CLUB Seated: Richard Littrell (Pres.). Standing: Michael Decker (Vice Pres.). Ronald Ditthardt (Sec'y.), Ronald Horlick, George Goldberg, Wendell Carl · son (Treas.), Michael Lieberman, Don Pearlman (Publicity Director). Academic excellenr.e is the major goal at Niles West. In order to give the interested students more insight in specialized fields, four extra-curricular, academic activities have been formed: two Math Clubs, Astronomy Club, and Biology Club. Both the Junior-Senior and FroshSoph Math Clubs chall enge intricate problems in order to advance math learning and methods. The newly formed Astronomy Club studies the positions and phenomena of the heavenly bodies. The Biology Club helps the student achieve a more thorough knowledge of this science than can be offered in the classroom. moLOGYCLUR First Row: Kenneth Flammang, Paul Davidson. Richard Hellman, Michael Krupnick. Second Row: Barry Ashkinaz, Paul Alonas, Ethan Braunstein, Ronald Horlick, Todd Gracen. �FNA FTA First Row: Lynn Johnson (Cor. Sec'y), Margaret Anderson (Sec'y.) ,. Marianne Zalud (Pres.), Rosem ary Kohler (Vice Pres.). Barbara Ederer (Treas.). Second Row: Carolyn Nelson, E lizabeth Gallen, Lea Beaubien, Claudia Novotny, Brenda Silverman. Third Row: Cheryl Faintuck, Sheila Kazmierczak, Kay Patterson, Judith Erickson. Fourth Row: Rosalie Berman, Karen Nord, Martha Sherman, Joan Clauson, Linda Landerholm. Fifth Row: Judi th Landa uer, Nancy Gra uman, Joanne Rust, Barbara Sinkule. Sixth Row: Barbara Kramarczyk. Marcia N iclas, G loria Talias, Kathleen M itz. First Row: Barbara Belgrade (Vice Pres.), Barbara Rek (Sec'y.), Diane Rutkowski (Pres.) , Son ja J ohnson (Treas.). Second R ow: Judith Blu menthal , L inda PearJm ~n. Barbara Biga, Judith Gliem. Lvnn Kanter. Third Row: Cheryl Davis, Vi rgi ni a Butzow. Maureen Karlin. Id~lee Frankenstein. Fourth Row: Arlene Feldman. Lee Adami, Sandr a Hepburn. Barbara Fimoff. VOCATIONAL CLUBS Future Nurses, Future Teachers, and Pins and Pans provide experience to prepare for the future . Field trips, guest speakers, and group activities give these girls an opportunity to develop good teaching methods, nursing techniques, and domestic skills. With "future" as the key word, these i:6rls work steadilv :rnd p::io-Prlv. First Row: Diane Rutkowski. Dianne Hunter, Barbara Rek (Sec'y.-Treas.). Second Row: Ph yllis Berndt, Linda Brehnal, Barbara Kramarczyk, D iane Selzer. Renea Behrens. T hird Row: Christine Hajduk, D iane Thiede. PINS & PANS �CAMERA CLUB :\fembers of Camera Club display and discuss pieces of photogr;iphic art. Paul Brietzke (Sec'y.), Patrick Kamm (Pres.), Robert Goldstein, Barry Kreisler (Treas.), Gregory Fm.tn. Michael Hansen. CHESS CLUB All eves are on the chessboard as members of the Che~s' Club await a decisive move. First Row: Michael Lieherman, Sharon Swanson, Charles Goldberg, Fred Diamond, Fred Rosen. Second Row: Robert Arnston, David Alex, Dennis Klein, Richard Martinez, Douglas Lipman, Marvin Adler, Miss Cary J acksc\11 (Sponsor) . ., ENJOYMENT AND SERVICE Discovering the intricacies of various cameras, the boys in the Camera Club learn techniques for advanced ith photography. '"T film and flash bulbs these boys are well on their way to becoming experienced cameramen. Concentration is the basis of the intriguing game of chess. The members of the Chess Club try to out-maneuver the opponents in the ir own club and other schools in the battle of wit and ski ll for a checkmate. Ushers Club is another o.f the many service organizations at Niles. The girls belonging to the club attend all the functions at Ni les where they are needed to distribute programs, check coats, and seat audiences. The experience gotten at school events allows them to usher at various down town shows, adding en joyment to their job. First Row: Priscilla Me uer (Treas.) , Virginia Burns (Pres.) , Nancy Muth (Vice Pres.), Janet Day (Sec'y.). Second Row: Brenda Silverman, Kathleen Glaves, Carolyn Nelson, Paulette Gerard, Claire Balin. Third Row: Carol Ferraro, Barbara Marks, Phyllis Morriss, Antoinette Lyons, Linda Schmid. Fourth R ow: Martha Herzon, Sharon Youngkrantz, Barbara Young, Barbara Rek. Fifth Row: Sharon Basara, Cheryl Wilson, Virginia Classen. Sixth Row: Betty Sielski, Nancy Steimeifer, Diana Rutkowski, Sally Strahan. Seventh Row: Susan Beutelspacher. JoEllen Pfeiffer, Janice Kreiner, Garnet Carlson. �First Row: George Jackson , Edward Cold. Catherine Ann Kuhn, Dilora Pearson. Second Row: Stuart Levin, Jo An n Noto, James Allison, Wavne Semmerling, Walter , Janus, Robert Connelly. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS " ., - The audio-visual aids operators and the Radio-Electronics Club members have an opportunity to handle tei;:hnical equipment, such as radio sets, movie projectors, and tape recorders. The AVA Club is especially h elpfu l to the school, for its members operate the Audio-Visual Aids Department's equipment when it is be ing used in classrooms. y RADIO ELECTRONICS CLUB 0 First Row: James M ikolay, William Brier. Michael Smith. SecSteven Rothblatt. Row: ond Richard Kazelak, Daniel Pinch, WJyne Semmerling. Third Row: Roger Williams, Robert Lange, Robert Bartholomew, Steven Peters. Gary Filko, Gar_y Stevens, Harold Clvman. Fourth Row: Steven Reclrnan, Roger Harvey, Bruce Dingman, David Merrill. Robey Swartz, Norma n Glach, Douglas Christensen. , �sso EXECUTIVE ROA RD Ruth Dorrian , Howarct Cohen. Michael Duhl. Rohert Lawler. Since the Spring of 1961, when they were chosen, the members of the Student Service Organization (SSO) Executive Board have worked with the Director of Student Activities to form one of the most effective organizations at Niles West. The members of the Executive Board formulate policies, assign positions, and check details of every facet of SSO: Student Supervised l\IJpnitors (SSM) , Student Supervised Study Halls (SSSH) , and Receptionists. With an or- ganization membership of 360 students, the job of instilling self-discipline and respect for school regulations is achieved. SSO depends largely on the maturity of the student body as leaders and followers. The SSSH supervisors are responsible for the smooth execution of rules in all study halls. Supervisors check the work of the chairmen and secretaries to insure efficiency. SSSH SUPERVISORS First R ow: Robert La wl er, Eli· zabeth Burkhardt (Head Secretary) , Kenne th Smentek, Jam es Eckmann. · Second R ow : Robert Lukes. Robe rt Herkert, Gerald Turry. .Jame• Hart. Howard Ber- gcr. T'. �I I' SSM SUPERVISORS First Row: Thomas Beddia, Michael Thiry. Paul Roberts, Esther McLean. Second Row: Howard Cohen, Kenn eth Latimer, Stewart Leavitt. Steven Shipka, Craig Gornstein. I r - Student Supervised Monitors (SSM) includes all hall and library monitors. The supervisor of each period assigns monitors to posts and checks their attendance. Each period there arc approximately 20 monitors stationed at various posts in the building to assure that each person in the halls has a right to be there. Included in the services of SSO are the receptionists. 'Each period of the day, these girls attend to the main secretarial duties in the SSO Office. / SSO RECEPTIONISTS First Row: Ruth Dorrian, Virginia Burns, Lois Karch. Second Row: Merle Yablin, June Haerle. Jane Levin, Starr Braverman. I I k;' v_ .. . - ~ �STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council , Niles West's governing body, began the year as a new organization . The inauguration of the new representative system proved to be successful. As a new governing body the first matter a t hand was a constitution. It was written, adapted and ratified to accomodate a growing student body. Council began in 19G2. as a member of the Interim Leag ue Council Orga ni zation. It establ ish ed itself as an active m ember by playing host at a dinner for Interim Council members. After this Council continued its many other activities, which included : The organ ization of a Safety Council, the founding of Big Chief Red, the establ ishment of R eel and White Days, and the initiation of Student Government Day. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Row: Constance Nichols (Recording Sec'y.), Charlene Chang (Pres.) , Maureen Wolf (Vice Pres.). Second Row: Frances Tucker (Corresponding Sec'y.), Bruce Porter (Treas.) . First Row: Helen Ann Dugan, Kathleen Ellis, Mitchell Yellen, Stuart Epstein, Barbara Skara, Barbara Abbott, Diane Anton. Second Row: Ronald Tash, Steven Spilberg, Arlene Orlove, Antoinette Lyons, Carol Long, Steven Colton, Bar bara Fleishman, Janis Kliphardt. Third Row: Susan Seidman, Charles Chang, Risto Ahti, Judith Tunkl, Christine Mussar, Linda Adelman, Joan Klaveter, Alexander Panos, JoAnn Ryden, Robin Reid, Victoria Otto. FQllrth Row: Julie Gordon, Laura Zaidler, Gary Mendc!;ohn, H o ll y Thompson, Marvin Davis, Tina Zenner, Dona }.hikaraishi, Lauren Taylor, Susan N ixon, Dolores Brusin. Robert Epstein, Scott Kaluzna, Sally Strahan, Sandra Novick, Bill Schwartz. �STUDENT UNION BOARD First Row: Nancy WendL Constance Nichols, June Haerle, James Carder, Howard Cohen, Robert Lukes. Second Row: Sharon Gagne, Tina Zenner, Starr Brayerman, Michael Duhl, Paulette Armstrong. Kathryn Luber, Susan Faust. Third Row: James Eckman, Thomas Beddia. Robert Lawler. Harvey Margolis. UNITY BOARD Relaxation and enjoyment is the purpose of all Student Unions. Each dance is unique; everything from the Christmas Dance, "Mistletoe Memories," to the "Peppermint Lounge Twist Party" was presented this year. The Unions don't concentrate on dancing alone. Featured at every dance is a full-length motion picture. Student Union Board participates as actively as any other organization to promote school spirit. Homecoming proved this when, the members of the Board built their Class A float. The pep assembly given by the Student Union Board further illustrated the willingness of chis group to partake in man y events. Unity Board, a newly-formed organ ization at Niles, is composed of th e Presidents of all other activit ies. Th is group will try to bring about greater cooperation among the c>xtrarurricular activities at N iles v\Test. UNITY BOARD First Row: Sue Trowbridge, Marlene Brooks, Karen Osney. Second Row: Alice Arnow, Ann Kazanaw, Diane Rutkawski, Mr. Cobier. Third Row: Judith Rosengard, Nancy Nelson, Donna Dahl, Elynne Chaplik, Mike Duhl. l<'ourth Row: Corinne Grayson, Linda Laughlin, Steven Lee, Janis Kliphardt. Fifth Row: Marilyn Wykawski, Virginia Burns, Marianne Zalud, Sherwin Levin, James Carder. Sixth Row: Maureen Wolf, Patrick Kamm, Douglas Christensen, Phillip Sosnowski. Seventh Row: Paul Davidson, Paul Thielman . Tom Beddia, Richard Littrell, James Hart. ..., - �First Row: Paul Roberts, Daniel Harvey, Paul Thielman, Bud Burns, John Shabel. Second Row: Jack Feldpausch, Larry Youngkrantz, Arnold Fearn, Joseph Goldenberg, Robert Schmidt, Robert Kleinzweig-, Robert Thomas, Roger Harvey. Third Row: William Rosenquist, Roger Strimpel, Theodore Janek, David Hoglund, William Van Mersbergen, Joseph Locascio, Gary Mendel sohn n!-L. --...1 1-::avin . HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y - "- "'To promote, maintain, a11d extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character" is the motto of two Niles \!\Test service organizations-Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. These two groups are affiliated with a suburban chapter of the Y.M.C.A. The activities of Hi-Y this year included selecting the recipients of the Hi-Y Citizenship Awards, sending representatives to the University of Good Government, an activity of all Illinois Hi-Y Clubs, and planning a Father and Son Banquet as the highlight of the year. Tri-Hi-Y held its traditional induction ceremony, a club Christmas Dance, and an all-school Spring Dance. Together, these clubs built an excellent class "B" float for Homecoming. 90 TRl-HI-Y OFFICERS Donna Harrisori (Pres.), Joanne Foster, Pamela Milichar. ·1 l\ �Backing all act1v1t1es with enthusiasm and school spirit is Niles West's Pep Club. Part of the credit for the many victories our teams have achieved can be attributed to Pep Club members. During the football, basketball and baseball seasons spirit was demonstrated with vigor. The Pep Club also lent its support at all the pep assemblies where, by themselves, they tried to cheer over the entire student body. First Row: Karen Conley, Sally Melzer, Patricia Eu!herg, Barbara Mueller. Susan Andre~. Louise Waladis, Nancy Allen. Second Row: Barbara Ingram. Mary Aggen, Kathleen Ellis, Barbara Abbott, Eileen Cb1plick. Third Row: Frances Tropstein, Susan Scu'ly. Patricia Malone, Nancy Weinberg, Merle Tuc.bow, Ronnie Smith, Janet Burr, JoAnn Ryden. Barbara Lain, Elke Supanc. Fourth Row: John Schmidt, Walter Janus, Phillip Sosnowski, Edward Gold, Gerald Matayka, Garry Laff, Sheldon Goldner. PEP CLUB Demonstrating card displays at one of the football games is the Niles West Pep Club. 91 �GAA The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the largest and most influential groups at Niles West. The girls compete in such extra-curricular activities as tennis, field hockey, basketball, volleyball, and horseback riding. With the opening of our new pool, in February, G.A.A. began to offer senior life-saving, synchronized swimming, and co-educational free swim. G.A.A., however, is not concerned only with sports. Their Turnabout Dance is eagerly awaited every spring by the Niles West population. This year, "Night of Knights" proved to be a huge success. This organization's Homecoming float added another first to their collection of awards, this year. The members of G.A.A. also have an opportunity to attend G.A.A. leadership camp, and to receive the Arlene M. Merz Memorial Scholarship for further schooling in a field related to physical education. Above all, however, is the great group cooperation found in G.A.A., making it one of the best organized groups at Niles. .... G.A.A. BOARD OFFICERS Patricia Fulkerson (Vice Pres.), Carol Kreinick (Pres.), Kathleen Cashatt (Sec'y.) . G.A.A. BOARD First Row: Sl'laron Roberts, Nancy Eagan, Julie Archibald. Lynn Kraemer, Second Row: Linda Swans6n, Linda Laughlin, Donna Paul, Linda Guinand, Linda Landerholm . �Lorie De La Rosa and Patricia Ballou spot for Carol Tinker who is vaulting the horse. -, - Balance an<l timing are displayed by Lorie De La Rosa ; the perfect walk-over is spotted by Patricia Ballou and Carol Tinker. J 93 �Life saving techniques are displayed by Carol Johnson, Marianne Zalud, Georgianna. Tortorella, and Joanne Wheeler. Nancy Eagen is shown mounting a horse at a G.A.A. horseback riding session. The sound of good music is enjoyed by couples dancing at the G.A.A. turnabout "Night of Knights." The e:xci t~men t of a strike is en joyed bv ·na rbara Ederer as she participates in G .A.A. bowling. �1 Jlirst Row: Thomas Beddia, James Mikolay, L awrence Hill, J ames Eckman (Sec'y.), Ronald Stryker (Vice Pres.), J ames Hart (Pres.), William Nimmo (Tre~s .) , Robert Herkert, Dennis Mcintosh, Roger S.trimpel, Paul Thielman, Neill Brownstein. Second Row: Donald Raab, Robert Anderson, Jay Dav1dow, Fred Artwick, Dennis Dilg, Lyle Mink, Dennis Rossi, Elliot Davidow, Gary Ten nison, Earl Hoffenherg, Jerold Zimberoff, Gary Lindeman. Thira Row: Irving Starky, Donald Deck, Warren i'r~nch, Gary L~wis, Dennis Herkert, Kenneth Altschuler, Steven Horwitz, Jerold Kahn , William Oliver, Steven Sp1lberg. Fourth Row: Harry Hochfelder, Wayne Semmerling, Arnold Glassberg, Dale Rust. W illiam Gutschick, Steven Brown , William H<>h~. Steven Shipka, Thomas Perri, John Minx. N-CLUB .... Each Friday, bright red sweaters with whit,e major "N's" can be seen in the halls. These sweaters, worn by the varsity athletes, signify membership in Niles West's N-Club. After a grueling initiation, the boys certainly deserve the privilege of wearing the sweaters that symbolize this serious, well-organized group. Orchesis, a Greek word meaning rhythm, is the name of the newly- organized modern dance club, Precision is a basic quality which the girls must attain as they learn the fundamentals of interpretive movement. ORCHESIS Clockwise: Cheryl Faintuch, H arriet Goss, Julie Archibald, Linda Kessel, Elizabeth Stengl, Nancy Muth, Karen Dall. - �INTRA-MURALS The Niles West intramural program. in its first year of competition among homerooms strove to create good sportsmanship. The program offers such sports activities as tennis, football, bowling, and basketball to the boys of Niles West. As incentives, trophies are awarded to the homeroom which excels in each sport. The boys who participate in .one of the most successful sports, bowling, meet at a local recreation center every week. Another activity, swimming, is limited to forty students during a free swim session, as a result of its popularity. These students obtain swimming passes from their physical education instructors. There is a limit of four passes per class because of the overwhelming response to the activity. The great enthusiasm shown for the intra-mural program assures a definite future for this activity. - '· Anthony Kottmeier, Gene Lubin , Ri~harcl Aviano, Robert Berman, Robert Arnston, Theodore Janek, Richard Eby. Keeping their eyes on the pins. Robert Berman and Gene Lubin throw their perfect "strike" balls. �MAJORETTES Anna Marie Russo, Janet l\lyies, Mary Ann Dilg, Merrily Herrmann, .Bonnie Friedner, Bonnie Smith. -, ' To Nilehi students, glistening batons and shining white boots are symbolic of the Majorettes, who add to the enjoyment of spectators at varied sports events and activities. The seven members work in cooperation with the Band, and practice fifth and sixth periods daily. The majority of their time is spent in preparation for annual parades and large shows. Besides backing the school with their talent, they contributed to the general spirit by building a float for the homecoming parade. The Majorettes also represented Niles West in an annual twirling exhibition held in March. I ~ First Row: Merrilly Herrmann, Bonnie Friedner, Mary Ann Dilg. Second Row: Anna Marie Russo, Janet Myles, Bonnie Smith 97 �CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dianne Taylor, Robin Wagner, Julie Codell, Barbara Starkman, Susan Stryker, Diane Anton, Carol Fink, Susan Vraney, Merrily Ballou. Cheerleading.is the most stimulating of all activities. The girls of the squad must maintain a minirrium "C" average, as well as being in excellent physical condition. Varsity cheerleaders initiate spirit at all sports events, plan many of the pep assemblies, and participate in many other projects, such as a Homecoming float. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Diane Taylor, Robin Wagner, Julie Codell , Barbara Starkman, Susan Stryker, Diane Anton, Carol Fink, Susan Vraney, Merrily Ballou. �SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS First Row: Helen Perri, Landa Lichtenstein, Gail Freedman. Sec· ond Row: Judith Kerstetter, Barbara Fleishman, Barbara Skara . ..., - During the Freshman and Sophomore years, the girls prepare for cheerleading on the varsity level. By supporting their respective class teams, they contribute much to school spirit. - - FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS First Row: Meredith Lenell, Michelle Fredson. Second Row: Jill Nelson , Mi,.a Bass. "Everyone up for the school song!" yell the Varsity Cheerleaders at all pep assemblies. 99 �.. T SPECIAL EVENTS , 100 �A fabulous Homecoming weekend, an Interim League title, a gala Christmas festival, and the first production of Redskins' Review are just a few of the many special events at Niles West which complement the sch0lastic program. Both students and faculty participate in the outstanding presentations at Niles such as the Interim League Hospitality Night to wliich !he West Student Council served as host to eleven neighboring councils. The Senior Class was responsible for bringing a celebrity to Niles-Bob Gibson, talented singer of folk songs. Time Out For Ginger, the first all-school play at West, was equalled only in quality by Redskins' Review, the variety show. It is this enthusiasm and interest in activities a,nd school improvement so readily exhibited by students which will help Niles West to maintain its reputation of vitality and school spirit. RECAPTURE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 101 �A Twilight Pep Rally Officially Begins Coach Michael Basrak congratulates Jun e Haerle on her election as Homecoming Queen. To the ever-growing number of Homecomin g traditions this year, Niles West added the novelty of a Twilight Pep Rally. Beginning at sundown on Friday of Homecoming weekend, the Rally was a foreshadowi ng of an exciting game and gala activities. During this Rally, held outside ~on the football field. the cheerleaders led thP. students in vigorous cheers and war chants. While the cheerleaders exhibited their talents through Cheerlearler Helen Perri yells her entnusiasm for "Kick Off '61. .• impersonati ons of the football players, the students showed the characteristi c enthusiasm of Niles West's first sports season. As a termination of a week of suspense for all, June Hearle was selected to reign over Homecomin g festivities. The combination of spirited cheerleaders, players, coaches, and students made the Twilight Pep Rally another "special" on the list of Niles West's successes. Leading students in a victory yell are the varsity cheerlead ers: Barba ra Starkman , Michele Lmtr, Carole Fink. Diane Anton, Rohin Wagner, Julie Codell and Susan Vra ncy. �I I "Kick-Off '61" June Hacrlc, Niles West's first queen, reigns over the festivities of "Kick-Off '61." The first place winner in float competition is G.A.A.'s gigantic Indian. Putting the finishing touches on the Junior Class float are Charlene Mueller, Dorothy Matter, Claire Tabel, Elynne Chaplik, Janet Carlson, Kathleen Ellis, Mary Aggen, and Marshall Fields. 103 �The Homecoming Court. K;iren Ronez, Arlen e Orlove, Carole Blumenth al, and Nancy Nelson, and Homecom ing Queen Jun e H aer lc watch the game from the sidelines. The Indians' Homecoming Is a Success from Beginning to End - .. Left to Right: i\Iichael Duhl , Sharon Swanberg, Arle ne Arlove, Harn:y Margalis, Jim Carder, June Haerle, Nancy Nelson. Bruce Miller, J ane Levin, and Daniel Braver dance to the music of "Indian Summer." 104 �Joyce Greenberg and Mavis Lee experience a tense moment early in the game. "Kick-Off '61" was a fulfillment of traditions and the precedent for many more. The students of Niles West have set the standards high for all future Homecomings by creating the enthusiasm and spirit necessary for true unity. Novels ideas, including the Twilight Pep Rally, were introduced; and students worked continuously during Homecoming week to insure spectators of a high quality float parade and to diplay the vitality of Niles West. June Haerle, Homecoming Queen, was not to be disappointed in her royal welcome by students and members of the community alike. The game which followed the gala parade was deserving of the festivities which surrounded it. Niles was victorious over Willowbrook, 33-19, and the victory spirit was carried through to the first Niles Homecoming Dance. "Indian Summer" was truly a fitting climax for the first Niles 'Vest Homecoming Weekend-a weekend not soon to fade from the memories of Niles West students. Pompoms wave and students cheer as Niles scores another touchdown. 105 �Student Co the First Int Hospital Students from vmtmg Interim League Schools are welcomed to Niles West. On November 16, 1961. the Niles West Student Council was host to eleven student councils from the Interim League schools for a Hospitality Night. The visiting Student Council members were entertained in the student lounge and auditorium of Niles West. A smorgasbord type dinner was served in the cafeteria with each of the hosting Council members supplying a portion of the mea]. The social part of the evening followed, as each school provided entertainment. The evening came to a close with music and dancing, during which the two hundred fifty represent;itives had the opportunity to become better <icquainted. Jay Brooks and James Davis of Wheaton and Mr. Michael Montgomery and Donald Murphy of Glenbrook arc first to reach the buffet table where Doreen Zagen of Deerfield helps with the serving. l 106 Maine West students, Marg~1·e t Erickson and R obert Wolcott enjoy dancing in Niles West's stude nt lounge. �uncil Hosts er1m League ity Night .Julie Gordon, center, relates anecdotes concerning our immense contest gymnasium to a group of interested students. "Ooh, potato salad!" exclaim Maureen Wolf and Jane Barnett, as Mr. Anton Schubert displays a masterpiece for the huffct table. 107 �The cast at>d c1cw e ngage in la' t minute preparations for openi n)! nig·ht. TIME OUT FOR GINGER SCORES A HIT! On December I and 2 the curtain rose on N iles West's first all school production, Tirne Out for Ginger. Under the direction of M rs. Eileen Zeln ick with technical assistance from Mr. James Van Delinder, the fall play exhibited a high degree of dramatic skill of which N iles may be proud. Stu den ts learned and practiced the techniques of acting, the appli cation of stage make-up, the hand! ing of props, and the d irection of plays. T hey spent long hours pounding flats, pa inting scenery, m aki ng costumes, and rehearsing parts. But the prod uction of the play was not all work-it was friendshi p and co-operation, the u neq u aled excitement of an opening night, and the satisfaction of a job well done. "There's no business like sh ow business" as far as N ileh i's young "dramatists" arc concerned. K. ich ard Lm·in, as Howard Carol, dem ons! rates th e "old" high school spiri t for his \\'ifc. Agnes. played hy Terri Brnsman. 108 �As Eddie Green, Tom Gardner. and Ginger, Dchra Roseberg, experience their first lovers' quarrel. .., - Joseph Schmidt, Terri Brusman, Tom Gardner, Peggy Singer, Debra Rosen berg and Richard Lavin enact one of the hilarious scenes of Time Out for Ginger. �The beauty and joy of the holiday session is presented through th e music o f the Niles West Music Department. Music Resounds Through Niles West SENIORS SET TRADITION Music, a form of culture and education, has been introduced to Niles West in various forms. The Music Department, under the leadership of Mr. Hugh McGee, brought the Christmas spirit to Niles in the form of the first Christmas Festival. Vivace, Choir, the orchestra, and the glee clubs combined to present a program of traditional and modern carols. However, an entirely different musical atmosphere was created when Senior Cabinet sponsored a Bob Gibson Concert. This famous folk singer, while accompanying himself on the banjo and eleven string guitar, sang songs from several countries. His comments between songs taught the audience much about folk music and the history of our country. Selections ranged from the ridiculous "Super-Skier" to the haunting English ballad, "Matty Groves." The variety of music offered to students at Niles presented through these musical programs provides an excellent opportunity for them to broaden their musical knowL edge. Entertaining a capacity crowd, Bob Gibson presen ts an original folk song. �STUDENT UNION MIXERS PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL. ' The: Student Union Mixers feature many attractions one night each month. D ancing, refreshments, and top-rate entertainment appeal to the interests of all. Clown Night, the theme of the November Mixer, featured folk singer Jim Carder and the N-Club Initiation. The fin e athletes being initiated into the club were attired in feminin e clothing, rubber galoshes, and other miscellaneous items. They appeared with their most treasured possessions: a shoeshine kit, a doll, four books, and a balloon. They cheerfully performed the tas.ks set out for them by politely addressing the N -Club members: "Good evening most honorable, respected, and modest N-Club member. It would please me greatly to shine your shoes! May I, Sir?" The antics of the boys m ade this Mixer, like all others, a most enjoyable evening. Michael Stavy, Sharon Crampe, Michael Duhl, Harvey Margolis. Gretchen Anderson, Sharon Swanberg, June H ae rle, and Howard Cohen (gorill a) listen to .James Carder's performa nce a t a Student Unio n Mixer. First Row: Rubert Herkert. Warren French, T hom as Bedd ia. ~econ d Ro"·: J erold Kahn . Jerold Zimberoff, Larry Hill. Third Row: William Gutschick, Jay Davidow, Irving Starkey, Steven Horwitz, Dennis Herkert. �.------------~ ·~-- - Students Display Interest in Science at the - ._ 112 Mark Silvert, whose project concerning Hydrogen-Ox-ygen Fuel Cells Mr. Ernest Sainers of Ni le; West's Chemistry Department. Niles West was the center of scientific interest on March 13, 1962, when the annual science exhibit drew a vast crowd of spectators. Over 200 displays captured the curiosity of onlookers who noted not only the ingenuity of the colorful exhibits but also the immense amount of knowledge and time which the exhibits represented. According to the originality and completeness of their projects, the students participating in the fair were awarded for their efforts. Students receiving first division awards were allowed to participate in the District Fair at Lake Forest College and later at the State Science Fair at Urbana, Illinois. Mark Silvert was the recipient of the Grand Championship, a newly created award obtained by receiving the highest number of points. Mark's project on fuel cells excelled all other displays. The projects exhibited at Niles West represented a combination of concentrated effort by the students and long hours of evaluation on the part of the associated teachers. It is this zeal for knowledge displayed by the high quality of projects of Niles 'Vest students which enables the scientific discoveries, so helpful to man in the past, to con tinue their aid to humanity in new and more advanced ways. w011 the grand championship, is congratulated by "The Clinical Effects of H yper Hypo Natremia" is explained by Allan Silverstein to three visitors at the Science Fair. �Annual Science ~Fair Many hours of research and training were spent by Steven Maselli in order to answer the question posed by his project, "Can Pigeons Distinguish Color?" Steven Peters' rlisplay concerning radio components and mass communicationF.. was one of first division awards. HlNIZI~ THJN , PDTENTIAl.S DF (;/\SES To two of the many adults who visited the Science Fair, Stephen Rothblatt explains his project, "A Magnetically Controlled Cloud Chamber." 113 �..... ... r <S ,.. ... ·"· k!. ~-- · ~ ,... t': [' i· \ \) \• "' t• Chorus line from "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" sings "Around her knee she " ·ears a purple garter." Barbara Starkman, Diane Anton, Julie Codell, Robin 'Vagner, Merrily Ballou , Janet Terp, Diane Taylor, S11san Vraney, Carol Fink, and Michele Lazar. f Redskins' Review Wins The Acclaim Of The Audience An ancient Scrabian castle, ornamented by an atmosphere of~ th€ unknown, was the scene of the first Niles West variety pfoduction, Redskin's Review. "Harem Scarem," the theme of the 1961 show, began wi th an ominous narration by Corinne Grayson. The plot of the production was the plight of U. S. entertainers who, forced to land in Scarabian territory, were ·captured and made to perfrom for the fierce Sultan and his enchanting harem girls. The entertainers displayed their talents as though their lives truly depended upon the Sultan's approval. Monetary prizes were awarded each night to the acts selected by judges to be most original and syncronized. Chorus lines, solos, and specialities delighted the eager audience as the tempo changed from southern ease to the vivacity of Broadway. Producer, Mr. Ronald Van Arsdale was complimented on the showmanship and creativity seen in the direction of "Harem Scarem." His efforts were well rewarded by the enthusiastic reception of the review. A number of students under the direction of Mr. James Van Delinder and Barry Derman, helped to create the Scrabian palace in whi<;h the entire production took place. The entire performance and setting were a combined exhibition of superb talents and the vital interest in school activities which all Niles 'Vest students display. "Don't make u.s cross the burning sands," cry Judy Kipperman and Tamara Arbetman. 114 I I t t I( I ) �The Sultan's pet ape. Mumbles, Lewis Davidson, finds new excitement in a lady's purse. Singing folk favorites, .James Carder recaptures the spirit of the Civil War. ., The Sultan and two of his harem girls, Starr Bravermandl and Donna Zenner, are bored with life in Scarabia. 1 'fjl' j - -~ ) .... ' "Who's going steady"' an<l "What's the latest gossip?" the girls in "Telephone Time" want to know. 115 �- ._ 1962 Seniors Establish Traditions At Niles West ��Senior Cabinet Senior Year, 1962 - The year when leadership is no longer an ideal but an essential; when Varsity is not only a team, but a feeling. Senior Year, 1962 - When prom belongs to you and the future becomes your own private project. Senior Year, 1962 - The year when the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance" sound for the first time at N iles West; when gradu ates accept the first diplomas that hear the name of Niles Township High School West. Senior Year, 1962 - The year when the class gift was most valuable, for this class gave to Niles a gift that was a part of them, tradition . . . a gift of idea, a gift of accomplishment. Senior Year, 1962 - When a school and a class were one as they shared the uncertainties, the responsibilities, and the joys of commencement. 3rd Row: Richard Mendes, William Krupnick, Sue Stauber, Michael Wexler, Elizabeth Burkhardt, Richard Molderhauer. 2nd Row: Donald Zwigoff, Sharon Swanberg, Sherry Otto, Kathryn Luber, Sharon Gagne, Alice Barnow. Merrily Ballou (Sec'y). Seated: Nancy Wendt, Andrea Hoffman. June Haerle. Ka t hleen Gabel, James Car ..it (Pres.). �RISTO AHTI Transferred from Kannas H.S .. Lihti. Finland. 4: Student Coun cil 4; Intermediate Band 4; Track 4. JAMES ALBERT Wrestling I. STEVEN ALTER Nat ional Thespians 3,4; Spotlighters 3; Fall Play 3; Spri ng Play 3; Arts Club 2; Redskins' Revue 3. DONALD ALTSCHAEFFEL Transferred from Lake View H .S., Chicago, 4. GRETCHEN ANDERSON Student Council Alt. 3; Cabinet Alt. 1,4; R .R . Vice Pres. I: Spring P lay Crew 2; SjJectrum, Special Events Editor 4; G.A.A. l; SSM 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; French C lu h 2.JI: Student Union Moni tor 4; Biology Cl u h 3. PATRICI A L. ANDERSON Student Coundl 2; Cabinet 1,2, Vice Pres. 1, Alt. 2; Girls' Glee 3,4; Spotlight ers 1,2; Spring Musical 3; Art Council 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; SSM 4; Personal Service Mon itor 3; Student Unio n Mon i tor 4; Pins Pans I . BARBARA APELIAN Cabinet Alt. 2: Intermediate Band 2; Concert Band 3,4, Letter 3, Sec'y-Treas. 4; Concert Orchestra 4; Ma rching Band 2,3.4; Cadet Band 1; Brass Ensemble 1,2; Dance Band 4; G.A.A . 1,2, 3,4, Minor Lener 3. ~.i --~~--- TAMARA ARBETMAN Cabinet Alt. 3; National Forensic Leagu e 3.4; Girls' G lee 1,2; National Thespians 3,4; Spotlighte rs 1,2,3,4; Redskins' Revue 4; Spring Musical 1,2; Arts Club 1,2; Spectrum, Facultv CoEditor 4; G.A.A. 1,2; SSO 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. JULIE ARCHIBALD Spring Play Crew 1; Arts Club 2; G.A.A. 3.4. Minor Awa rd 3, Board 4; Orcht>sis 4; SSO 2; Personal Service Mo nitor 4; French Club 1,2,3; State Science Fair 2. PAULETTE ARMSTRONG Redskins' Revue 4; G.A.A. 1,4; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 1,3; Student Union Board 4; Future Nurses 4. ROBERT ARNSTON Cabinet l; 13ovs' Glee l ; Intramura ls 4; SSM 2.4; Chess Club 1,2,4. ' FREDERIC ARTWICK Nation al Honor Society 3,4; Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Harvard Book Award 3; Hi-Y Citizensh ip Award 3; Illini Boys' State 3; Baseball 1,2 ,3,4; M inor "N" 2, Major "N" 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2, Major "N" 3,4; Football 1,2.3,4, l\fi n or "N" 2,3, Major "N" 4; "N" Club 3,4, Sgt. at Arms 4; District Science Fair 2. DIANA MAE AUSTIN Concert Orchestra l; Vivace 3,4; Girls' Glee 2; Choir 3,4; Spring Musical 3; G.A.A. l ; Pe rsonal Ser vice Monitor 4. BARBARA AXELROD Cabinet Alt. 3: G.A .A. 1.2: SSM 2,4 ; SSSH Ass't. Chr. 3: State Science Fair 2. GENE BADER Beginner Ban<l I; Intermediate Band 2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 2,4; Baseball 1,2; SSSH 4, Ass' t Chr. 4, Chr. 4; Industrial Aru Club 3,4. HOWARD BAITCHER Beginner Band I ; Intermediate Band 2; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 4; Spring M u sical 3; Arts Clu b l : Ge1·man Club 1. CHARLE~ BAKER Student Council 1,2; H.R . Pres. 1,2.3; Pep Club 3; SSSH Chr. 4; SSM 4. CLAIRE BALIN Tra nsferred f~om Brooklyn Park H.S., Brooklyn, Md., I; Art· Club 3; Frencn Club 3; Ushers Club 4; Future Teachers 2. 119 �GLORIA BALKONIS Transferred from Carl Schurz H .S., Chicago, 2; Spring Play 3; Pep Club 3; Ushers Club 4. MERRILY BALLOU Cabinet 3,4, Alt. 3, Sec'y. 4; H.R. Pres. 1,2; Redskins' Revue 2,4, Crew 2; G.A.A. 1,4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Pres. 2; SSSH Sec'y. 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Ushers Club 3,4; Studen t Union i\fonitor 4. ALICE BARNOW Bronze Key 3; Silver P in 2; Student Council 1,2,3, Alt. 1,3; Homecoming C1ew 2,4; Cabin et 4; H.R. Pres. 1,3; Spring Play Crew 1,2; Arts Clu b l; Apotheosis 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; West Word, Feature Editor 4; Spectrum 4; Art Council 2; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 2; French Club 1,4; District Science Fair 2; Unity Board 4. FRANCES BARRON Cabinet Alt. 1; National Thespians, Treas. 4; Fall Play 3,4; Spring Play 2,'.J; Redskins' Revue 3; Arts Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y l; SSM 2; Personal Service Monitor 4; F'rench Cl11h 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4. JEANETTE BARTSCH Vivace 2; Girls· Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Spring Musical Crew 1,2, 3,4; Gold Choral Pin 4; Silver Choral Pin 3. SHARON BASARA G.A.A. l,2,3l!. Letter 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; SSSH Sec'y. 2; Ushers Club 4. THOM.\S J. BEDDIA Stndent Cotrncil 2; Cabinet 1,3; Redskins' Revue 4; Football 1.2,3,4, Minor "N" 2,3, Major "N" 4; Basketbball 1,2, Minor "":-1" 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Minor "N" 1,2,3, Major "N" 4; "N" Club 4; Pep Club 1,2; SSM 3,4, Sup. 4; Student Union Board, Pres. 4; Unity Board 4 DONNA BEHR G.A.A. 2; Spanish Club 3; Future Nurses 2,3. BRUCE BENDOFF Homecoming Crew 4; Cabinet 3; Redskins' Revue 4; Fall Play Crew I; Spring Play Crew I; SSM 3; SSSH Chr. 4; Wrestling I; Spanish Club 1,2 CAROLE BENSON Bronze Key 3; T 1wirlers 1,2; Spotlighters 1; G.A.A. 1,2; SSM 4; Per.sonal Service Monitor 3; Future Nurses I. BARBARA BERG SSM 4. HOWARD GERALD BERGER Redskins' Renie 4; SSSH Chr. 3; SSSH Sup. 4; Chess Club 4. yYILLIAM R. BERNDT JEAN BERT Girls' Glee l ; G.A.A. 4; Pins & Pans I. SUSAN BEUTELSPACHER Transferred from Taft H.S., Chicago, I ; G.A.A. 2,3,4, Board 4; Personal Service Monitor 2,4; Ushers Club 4. DORIS BLAKE KATHRYN BLAUL Girls' Glee 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Personal Service Monitor 4. CAROLE BLUMENTHAL Cabinet AIL 2; Homecoming Crew 4; Homecoming Court 4; Spotlighters 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2; SSO 3,4; French Club 1,2. 120 �FRED BOLIN SSSH Chr. 4. KAREN BOND Girls' Glee 2; Redskins' Revue 4; Spring Musical 2; G.A.A. I ; SSSH Sec'y 3; SSM 4; Personal Service Monitor 1; French Club 2,3,4. JOANNE BORISOF SUZANNE BOURGERIE Student Council Alt. l; Homecoming Committee 3,4; H.R. Pres. 1,2; Redskins' Revue 2,3,4; Art Council I; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y l; SSO 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. SHARON BOYKO Student Council Alt. l; G.A.A. l; Tri-Hi-Y 2. STAR'R BRAVERMAN Homecoming Committee 2,3,4, Ass't. Director 3, Director 4; Cabinet 1,2,3,.1, Sec'y. 2,3, Alt. 4; Spotlighters 1,2, Sgt. at Arms l, Pres. 2; Redskins' Revue 4; Arts Club l ; SSO Executive Board 2; SSSH Sec'v. 3; SSSH Personal Sec'y. 3; Recpt. 4; Personal Service Monitr1r 2,4, Service Award 2; Service Pin 2; French Club 1,2,4; S1udent Union Board, Sec'y. 4 . .-\ RLIS BREEN Pep Club 2; Personal Service Monitor 3,4; Spanish Cluh 2.3; D istrict Science Fair l; Future Teachers I. TRUDE BREI Student Com'!ci] Alt. 3; R.R. Sec'y. 2; Homecoming Crew 4; Girls' Glee i ,2.3; Spring Musical 2; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Treas, 2; SSM 4; Student Union Monitor 4. PAUL BIETZKE Intermediate Band 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Concert Orchestra 4; Dance Band 4; Arts Club 2,4; Camera Club. 4. GAIL BROMBERG Transferred from Senn H.S., Chicago, 2. MARLENE BROOKS Bronze Key 3; :Blue Honor Certificate l; Student Council ~It. 3; Homecoming Crew 4; Spotlighters 1,2,3; Arts Club 1,2,4 . Board 1, Historian 2; Spectrum 4; G.A.A. I, Pin l ; SSSH Sec'y. 3; Personal Service Monitor 3.4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Unity Board 4. JAMES BROWN SSSH Ass't Chr. 3; SSM 4. ROBERT BROWN H.R. Vice Pres. l; Boys' Glee l; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 4, Major "N" 2,3,4; "N" Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3. NEILL BROWN~TEJN National Honor Society 4; H.R. Vice Pres. 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" l ,2, Major "N" 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, Minor "N" 1,2; Track 1,2, Minor "N" l ; "N" Club 3,4; Personal Service Monitor l; District Science Fair I. DOLORES BRUSIN Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Minor Music Award 2; Spectrum 4; G.A.A. 1,2, Pin l; Pep Club 1,2; SSM 3; Spanish Club 2,3. TERRI BRUSMAN Homecoming Committee 4; National Thespians 4; Spotlighters 3; Fall Play 3 4; Redskins' Revue 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Personal Senice Monitor 2,4; French Club 2.3,4; Future Teachers 3. FRANK BUDZISZ Transferred fr0m Gordon Technical H.S .. Chicago, 3. ELIZABETH BURKHARDT National Honor Society 3,4; Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Cabinet 2,4, Alt. 2: Homecoming Committee 4; Spectrum 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Monitor Board 2; SSSH Ass't. Head Sec'y. 3; SSSH Head Sec'y. 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. 121 �V IRGIN IA BURNS Blue Honor Certificate 2; Homecoming Comm ittee 4; Spring Play Crew 2; Redskins' Revue 2; SfJectrum 4; G.A.A. 1.2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y l; SSO 2.3,4. Recpt. 4; French Club 2,3; Ushers Club 3.4, Pres. 4; Unity Board 4. DON BYERS Basketball 2; Track 2.4: Gymnastics 3,4. CAROL CAHAN Spotlighter~ I ; Sprin g Play Crew 2; Redskins' Revue 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Personal Service Monitor 4; French Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2. JAMES CARDER Na ti onal Honor Society 3,4; Brome Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Student Coun cil 1.2, Alt. 2; Homecoming Comm ittee 2,3,4, Execu tive Board 3,4; Cabinet, Pres. 3,4; R.R. Pres. 2; Illini Boys' State 3; R edskins' Revue 2 ,3,4; Arts Club 1,2; SfJectrum 2; Tennis l ,2; Major "l'\" 2; "N" Cli1b 2,3,4; SSM 1,2; Student l ' nion Board 4; H onor Board 3; Unity Board 4. GARNET CARLSF. ' f Transferred from '.\• a lli nckrodt H.S., Wilmette, 2. LY1 NE CHAMLI 1 :'\ational Honor Society 4; Transferred from Senn H.S., Chicago, 3; Bronze Key 3; Fall Play Crew 3; S/Ject rnm, Academic Co-Editor 4; SSM 3,4. CH ARLENE Na ti on a l Pres. 4; Board 4; CHANG Honor Society 3,4; Bronze Key 3; Student Council 3,4, G.A.A. 3; Science Seminar 3; Math Club 4; Unity Inte rnationa l Relations Club 3. JEFFERY CHASE Transferred from South Dade H .S., Homestead, Fla., 2; Spot· Ji~hters 2; RPd ~k in s' Revue 4; Hi -Y Award 2; Arts Clu b 2,3; Biology Clu b l!. THERESA CI ER ' Y Transferred from Glee 2. ROBERT CIMS Transferred from Senn H .S., Chicago, I. RTCH:\RD CT RP-l~CTO'.\IF. Transfer red from Sch11r1 H .S .. Chicago, 2. \ ' I RC. 17\T.\ CL. \ \ SSE:\' Cabinet .\It. l.l: H .R. Sec·,. 3: Cirls' Glee 1,2,3; Choir 4; Silver Pin 4; Spotligh :crs I ; Redskins' Rev11e 3: Spring Musical 1,2, 3,4; G.A .A. 1.2.3. !'in I , '.\1inor Letter 3; Pep Cl 11b 2; Tri-Hi-Y I ; SS'.\£ 1; Pem:nal Service '.\fonitor 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Ushers Club 4. BRIAN CLARK GA IL COHEN H.R. Treas. 4; Sprin)! Pb\' Crew 2; G.A./\. 1.2,4: French Cluh 1.2,3; SSM 4. HOWARD COHE:"1 nine Honor Certificate I ; St11d ent Council 2 ,3 ; H.R. Pres. 1; Illini Boys' St:1tc 3: Spring PJ;1'' 2: Reclskins' R evue 4; Arts Club 2; SS:\! ~; SSO Executi\'e Board 4; Personal Service Monitor 2.3; Span ish Cl u b 1.2: St udent Union Board 4; Honor Board 3; Uni ty Board 4. KENNETH COHEI'\ H.R. Vice Pres. I ; Redsk ins' Re1uc 4; SSM 2.3. Sup. 4; German Club I ; lntram11rals 4 . LI NDA COHEN Stude nt Council .\ It. I; Homecoming Crew 4; Spot lighters 1,2: Arts Club I ; G .A ..-\ . 1.2; Pep Club 2; SSO 3. HARLEY COKL!SS Transferred from Roosevelt H.S., Chicago, I ; Beginner Ba nd 2; SSM 4; Spanish Club 3; Ph ysics C lub 3; Camera Club 4. Cardina l Stritch H.S., Chicago, 2; Girls' �SANDRA COLECCHIA G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Ptp Club 2; Personal Service Monitor 1,2. WILLIAM CONRAD Intermediate Rand 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Cadet Band I; Brass Ensemble 2; West Word 4. SUSAN COOK National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2; Cabinet I; Homecoming Crew 4; American Ideas Seminar 3; Concert Band l,2,3,4; Orchestra l ,2,4: Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Woodwind Ensemble 2; Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Apotheosis 3,4; G.A.A. 1,4; Spanish Club 1.2.3: Science Seminar 3; State Science Fair 2. WARREN COOPER Football 1,2, Minor "N" 2; Basketball I; Track 1,2,4, Minor "N" 1,2; Wrestling 4; SSSH Ass't. Chr. 3; SSSH Chr. 3; Personal Service Monitor 1,2; Student Union Monitor 4. PENNY CORN Student Council Alt. 1,2; Spotlighters l; Redskins' Revue 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; SSO Sec'y. 3,4; French Club 2,3; Future Teachers 2.3. SHARON CRAMPE Girls' Glee 2,3; Spectrum 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Pep Club 2; Personal Service Monitor 1,2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Student Union Monitor 4. DAVID DALEY Swimming 4; SSSH Chr. 4; SSM Sup. 4. ELAINE DALSON Transferred from Schurz H.S., Chicago, 2. A. PAUL DAVIDSON Transferred from Bowen H.S., Chicago, 3; Personal Service Monitor 4; Biology Club 4. KENNETH DAVIS Redskins' Revue 4; Pep Club 3; SSM 1,2; SSSH Chr. 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Ru.;sian Club 2; Ski Club 4. MARVIN DAVIS Transferred from Roosevelt H.S., Chicago, 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. JANET DAY Art Council 2,4, Treas. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Personal Service Monitor 2; Ushers Club, Sec'y. 4. ROBERT DE MAA Transferred from Argo Township H.S .. Argo, Ill., l. VICTOR DE M.\RTINO H.R. Officer 1. FRANK K. DEMITH H.R. Vice PrP.~. 4; Wrestling 4. KATHLEEN DE VOGE LEAR Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Silver Pin 4; Spring Musical I ,2,3,4; G.A.A . I. JUDITH DIDIER G.A.A. 3; Personal Service Monitor 1,2; SSM 4. MICHAEL DINITZ Student Council Alt. 1,4; Cabinet Alt. 2; H.R. Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3; SSSH Chr. 4; German Club 1,2; District Science Fair 2. 123 �RONALD DITTHARDT National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Personal Service i\Ionitor 4; State Science Fair 1,2; Astronomy Club 3,4, Sec'y. 4. ANITA DOCZEKALSKl Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Musical Honor Certificate 2; Choir 4; Choral Silver Award 4; Musical 4; G.A.A. 4; 100% Club 3; Orchesis 4. GERALD L. DORBAND Golf 2. Minor '"N" 2; SSM 1,2,4, Sup. 4. MERLE DORFMAN National Honor Society 4; Blue Honor Certificate 2; H.R. Pres. l; Girls' Glee l ; Spotligh ters 1,2; Arts Club 1,2, Treas. 2; Spectrum, Academic Co-Editor 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Personal Ser· vice Monitor 2; SSM 4; French Club 1,2. RUTH DORRIAN Blue Honor Certificate 2; Student Council 3; Homecoming Crew 4; Redskins' Revue 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; TriHi-Y l; SSM 2; SSSH 3; Executive Board Clerk 3,4; French Club 1,2; Stude11t Union Monitor 4. HELEN ANN DUGAN Student Council 2,3,4, Alt. 2; Spotlighters l; Apotheosis 1,2,3,4; West Word 1,2,4, News Editor 4; Latin Club 2,!l; International Relations Club 3. MICHAEL DUHL Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Student Council Alt. 3; Cabinet 1,4, Alt. l, Vice Pres. 4; H.R. Pres. 2; Spectrum Sports Editor 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2, Major "N" 3; SSO 3,4, Sup. 3; Executive Board Chr. 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; Student Union Board 4; Unity Board 4. NA 1CY EGAN Student Council Alt. 2; Cabinet Alt. 3; H.R. Sec'y l; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4, Choral Pin 3; Spotlightcrs I; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board 2,3,4, Major Letter 2, State Award 3. RICHARD EBY Arts Club 4; SSM 4; Latin Club 2; Biology Club 2; District Science Fair. JAMES ECKMANN Student Council 1,3, Alt. I, Sgt. at Anns 3; H.R. Pres. l, Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 3; Football 1,2, Minor "N" 2; Swimming 1,2,3,4, Min.or "N" 2, Major "N" 3,4; Track l; "N" Club 3,4, Sec'y. 4; SSM. 1,2; SSSH Sup. 4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Student Union Board, Vice· Pres. 4; AVA 1,2,3. PATRICIA EINSWEILER ROBERT ELLENSOHN Golf 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 1,2, Major "N" 3; SSM l; Personal Service Monitor 2; Student Union Monitor 4; AVA 3,4. RHODA EX Student Council 3; Cabinet 2; H.R. Pres. l; Homecoming Crew 2,4; Fall Play Crew 2; Spring Play Crew 2; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 1,2; SSM 4; French Club 1,2,4. GLENN EYLES SSM4. DONALD FABBRO Student Council 2; Track 1,2; Hi-Y 4; Spanish Club 3; Intramurals 4. KATHLEEN FABER SSM 4; Personal Service Monitor 2. SUSAN FAUST Blue Honor Certifica te 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3, Alt. l; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4, Sec'y. 2; H .R . Vice Pres. 1,2; Girls' Glee 1,2; Vivace 1,2,3,4, Sec'y. 4; Choir 3,4, Sec'y 4; Silver Choral Pin 3; Gold Choral Pin 3; Spotlighters l; Redskins' Revue 2; Spring Musical 4; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 1,2; 'I'ri-Hi-Y 1,2; French Clu b 1,2,3,4; Student Union Board 4; Honor Board 3. 124 SANDRA FEIG Transferred from Austin H.S., Chicago, 3; SSSH Sec'y. 4; SSO 4; SSM 3,4. , �CRAIG FELDPAUSCH Cadet Band I ; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4. CAROL SUE FERRARO Transferred from California H.S., Whittier, Calif., 2; G.A .A. 1,2,3; SSO 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 4; Ushers Club 4. JAMES FEURER Transferred from Lane Tech H.S., Chicago 3. SHARON FIELD Cabinet l; Redskins' Revue 4; G.A.A. 1,2; SSSH Sec'y. 3; French Club 2,3,4. BARRY FISHER Boys' Glee I,:!; Cabinet Alt. 3; Choir 3,4; Spring Play 1,2, Fall Play 1,2; Gymnastics I; SSM 2,4; Spanish Club 2,3. KENNETH FLAMMANG SSO 4; Personal Service Monitor 2,4; Science Club I; Biology Club 3,4. JAMES FORD Boys' Glee 1,2, Choir 3,4; Spring Musical 3,4. MARGARET FORTNEY Girls' Glee 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Board 1,2, Mgr. 2,3, Pin l , Minor Letter 2, Major Letter 2; Spanish Club 3; Ushers Club 4; Future Teachers 2,4; Pins & Pans 4. REGINA FOSS Spotlighters 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pin 1, Minor Letter 2, Major Letter 2, Board 2,3; Personal Service Monitor 3,4; German Club 2; Future Teachers 2. SUSAN FOX Girls' Glee 2,3, Choir 4, Award 2; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Award 1.2; 100% Club 3. GARY FRANK Footbball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; SSM 4. PAUL FRANK LYNETTE FRAY G.A.A. I; Tri·M1-Y 2; Spanish 2. IRENE FRESKE Cabinet Alt . ~; Twirlers 1,2; Redskins' Revue 3; Spanish Club 2. DARLENE FRIEDKIN Student Council Alt. 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Personal Service Monitor 2,4. PATRICIA FULKERSON National Honor Society 3,4; Blue Honor Certificate I; Bronze Key 3; Stud.::nt Council 1,2, Alt. 2; Spectrum 4; Art Council 3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Minor Letter 2; Major Letter 2. First State Letter 3; Pep Club 2; SSM 2; SSO Recpt. 3; SSSH Sec'y 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; District Science Fair I; Math Club 4; Ski Club I; Ripplettes I. KATHLEEN GABEL Cabinet 1,2,3,•!; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; SSSH Sec'y. 3,4; Personal Service Monitor l, Pin l; Pins & Pans 2. SHARON GAGNE Blue J:Ionor Certif!cate 2; Student Council 1,3; Homecoming Committee 4; Cabmet 3,4; H.R. Pres. 1,2; Major Oratorical Contest 2,3,4; Redskins' Revue 4; Spring Musical 4; SSSH Sec') 4; Personal Service Monitor 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Student Union Board 4; Ushers Club 4. 125 �CLAUDIA GALLAGHER PAULETTE GERARD Transferred from Foreman H.S., Chicago, 2; Girls' Glee 2,3, Minor Music A\»ard 3; Arts Club 3; French Club 3; Ushers Club 4; Future Nurses 2. CORAL GHIONlOLI Transferred from Roosevelt H .S., Chicago, 2. LYNN GHIONZOLI Transferred from Roosevelt H.S., Chicago, 2; Girls' Glee 2; G.A.A. 4; SSM 4. EDWARD GILLMAN National Honor Society 4; Transferred Hyde Park H.S., Chicago, 2; Masque and"Gavel Speech Contest 2; French Club 3. ROBERT GITLIS THOMAS GLADE KATHLEEN GLA\."ES Blue Honor Certificate l; Spotlighters 1,2,3; Arts Club 4; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 3,4; Personal Service l\Ionitor 3,4; Spanish Club 2; District Science Fair 2; Ushers Club 3,4. NENA GOLDBERG Spotlighters 1,2; Arts Club J; G.A.A. I; Pep Club 2,3; Future Teachers 2. HOWARD GOLDENSTEIN Transferred from Sullivan H.S., Chicago, 2; Intermediate Band 2; C9ncert Band 3,4; Band Letter 3; Marching Band 3,4; D.'nce Band· 4. JULIE GORDON Bronze Pin 3; Silver Pin 2; Student Council 3,4, Alt. 3; Homecoming Crew 4; Debate Team 2; American Ideas Seminar 3; Spotlighters 1,2: Spring Play l ; Fall Play 1,2; Arts Club 1,2,3; Apotheosis 2,3.4; Spectrum, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; G.A.A. 1,2; SSO 3,4, Ass't. Head Sec'y. 3; Personal Service Monitor 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Russian Club 2,3,4; Unity Board 4. LEE K. GORDON Intermediate Iland 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Concert Orchestra 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; All-State Music Activity 4; Redskins' Revue 4; Spanish Club 3; AVA 1,2,3,4. JON C. GORENSTEIN Homecoming Crew 4; Cabinet 2,3; Swimming l; Pep Club 3; SSM 1,2,3,4, Sup . 4; S.SSH 4; French Club 2; District Science Fair 2. GAYLE GRAHAM Cabinet Al t. 1,2; Girls' Glee 1,2; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 2; SSSH . 4; SSM 4; Spanish Clu b 2; 100% Club 3. CORI lNE GRAYSON Transferred from J ames '.\fonroe H.S., Bronx, N.Y., 3; Student Council Alt, 4; Cabinet Alt. 4; American Legion Oratorical Co m est 3; East-West Speech Tournament 3; National Forensic League 4; National Thespians 4; Spotlighters 3,4; Fall Play 4; Spring Play 3; Redskins' Revue 4; Masque and Gavel, Vice Pres. 3; Spectrn111 4; SSO 4. CAROL GREEN G.A .A. I; Pep Club 2; Personal Service Monitor 2; Future Nurses I ; Ski Club I. '.\!ICHAEL ALLEN GREEN Student Council Alt. I; Football 1,2,4, Major "N " 4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1; "N " Club 4; SSM 3. 126 GLEN GKEENBERG Transferred from Calumet H.S., Chicago, l; Spanish Club 4. �JOYCE GREENBERG National Honor Society 4; Student Council Alt. 1,2; Homecoming Crew 4; Spotlighters 1,2,3; Spring Play Crew 3; Arts Club l,2,4; West Word 2; S/1ectrnm 4; G.A.A. I; SSSH Sec'y. 3; Personal Service Monitor 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club I. SHARRON GREENMAN Spring Play Crew 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club l; Tri-Hi-Y l; SSSH Sec'y. 3; SSM 4; Spanish Club 1,2. DIANE E. GRIPPO Transferred from St. Scholastica H.S., Chicago, 2. VIVIAN HABLER Girls' Glee 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; SSSH Sec'y. 3; SSM 4. JUNE HAERLE Student Council Alt. 2; Homecoming Committee 2,4, Head Sec'y 4, Homeccming Queen 4; Cabinet 1,3,4, Alt. 1, Vice Pres. 3; R.R. Sec'y. l; Redskins' Revue 2,3,4; Sf1ectrum 4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y I; SSM 2; SSSH Sec'y. 3; SSO Recpt. 4; French Club . 2,3; Student Union Board, Treas. 4; District Science Fair 2; D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4. DON HANSON Beginner Band I ; Intermediate Band 2; Boys' Glee I ; ·rrack l· Cross Country 2.3; Pep Club 4; SSO 3,4. DONALD HAROLDSON LOUISE HANSON Transferred from Marian H.S .. Omaha, Neb., 3. JAMES HART Student Council 1,2, Alt. I; Football 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2. Major "N" 2,3,4, Co Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Major "N" 2,3,4; Baseball l,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2, Major "N" 3; "N" Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Hi-Y 3,4; SSO Supervisor 3,4; Illini Boys' State 3; 'itudent Union Monitor 4. DANIEL G. HARVFY, JR. Student Council 1,2, Alt. 2; Cabinet Alt. 4; Intermediate Band 1,2; Cadet Band l; Concert Band 3,4; Letter 3, Pin 4; Concert Orchestra 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Spring Musical 3,4; Arts Club 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 2.3, Vice Pres. 4; French Club 2,3; Student Union Monitor 4; Camera Club, Vice Pres. 4; AVA 1,2,3. REYAUD HASSAN Redskins' Revue 4; Swimming Team 1,2: SSM 3; SSSH Ass't Chr. 4; French Club 3,4. SHARON HAWKINS G.A.A. 1,4; Personal Service Monitor 3,4; Future Nurses 1,2,3.4. CHARLENE HEDBERG R.R. Sec'y l .~; Beginner Band I; Cadet Band 1; Intermediate Band 2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 3; Band Letter 3; Girls' Glee l; Spring Musical l; Arts Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Pin l, Board CJ11 . 2, Minor Letter 2, Major Letter 2, Board 3,4, !st State Awa1d 3, 2nd State Award 4; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Future Teachers 1,2,4; District Science Fair 2; Pins & Pans 1,2.4. DAVID HELMER Intermediate Band 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Marching Band 4; Dance Band 4; Barbershoppers 1,4; Choir 3: Baseball 2; District Science Fair 2. DONNA HENDRICKSON Gilrs' Glee 1,2.3,4, Choral Silver Pin 4; Spring Musical 3,4. RICHARD HENRIKSEN Cadet Band I; Intermediate Band l.2; Concert Band 4; Gymnastics 2. ROBERT HEPBURN Gymnastics 1,2; Cross Country 4; SSSH Chr. 3. ROBERT HERKERT Student Council Alt. 2; Football 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2,3, Major "N" 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2,3, Major "N" 4; Track 2; "N" Club 4; SSSH Chr. 3, SSSH Sup. 4; Student Union Board 4; AVA 1,2,3. 127 �SHERRY LYNNE HERMAN :'\ational Forensic League 3,4, Sec'y.-Treas. 4; Debate Team 1,3, -1. Capt. 4; Beginner Rand 1; Concert Band 3; Letter 3; Cadet Band 2; Spotlighters 1,2.3; Fall Play Crew 1; Spring Play Crew 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4, 'finor Letter 2, Major Letter 3; Personal Service Monito• I; Latin Club I; German Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1. '1ARTHA M. HERZON Intermediate Band I ,2; Fall Play 1; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 3; SSSH Sec'y 3; l'ersonal Service Monitor 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, Board I; Ushers Cl uh 4; Future Teachers 2. WILLIAM HESS Transferred from ·wh eat Ridge H.S., Denver, Colo., I; Redskins' Revue 4; Intramurals 4. JOHN HILBERT Football 1,2; Raskctball Mgr. 1,2; Track 2. LARRY HILL Student Council 1; Cabinet 1,2, Alt. 1; West Word 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; "N" Club 4; Personal Service Monitor 'l. GLORIA LYNNE HILLMAN Transferred from Austin H.S., Chicago, 2; Homecoming Crew 4; Major Oratorical Contest 3; Spotlighters 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; SSM 2,3,4; Personal Service Monitor 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Biology Club 3. PATRICIA HINTZ G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pc>rsonal Service Monitor 1,2; Service Award I. DEAN HIRSHMAN Beginner Band 1; Inte1·mediate Band 2; Con cert Band 3; Marching Band 3; H;-Y 2,4. Treas. 4; SSSH Chr. 4; Student Union Moni.tor 4; Rblogy Club 2. GERALD ERNEST HOFF RICHARD HOFFING Major Oratorical Contest 3; Intermediate Band1 1,2,3; Concert Banet 3; 'farching Band 3; Spring Musical 1,2; Hi-Y l; SSM 4; Spanish Cfuh 2; Astronom y Club 3; Physics Club 3. ANDREA HOFFMAN ~ation a l Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Student Council Alt. 1,2; Cabinet 3,4; Spotlighters 1.2; Spring Play Crew 2; Redskins' Rerne 3; Arts Club 1,2; Apotheosis 2,4; West Word 1; S/1ectrnm, Literary Co-Editor 4; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 2; SSSH Sec'y 4; Personal Service 'fonitor 1; Spanish Club 2; District Science Fair J. DAVID EDWI N HOGLUND :\'ational Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Blue Honor Certifi. cate 2; Cabinet 1; Spect1·um 2,3,4, Publicity Editor 4; Hi-Y 3,4 ; SSSH Chr. 4; Student Union Monitor 4. PHILIP HOLDER JOHN HOOK BARBARA AN~ HOPPS Bronze Pin 3; J>ep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Future Nurses 1. RONALD HORLICK Astronomy Club 4; Biology Club 4. MARY ANN HOUSTON 128 EVAN IMBER. National Honor Society 4; Student Council Alt. l; Homecoming Committee 4; American Ideas Seminar 3; Apotheosis 1,2, 3,4; Spotlighters 1,2, Sec'y 2; Arts Cl uh I ,2,3,4, Pres. 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1: SSO 3; French Club 1,2,3,4. �LORITA IMMERGLUCK Student Council 1,2; Cabinet, Treas. 4; R.R. Pres. I ; Girls' G lee I; Spotlighters 1,2,3; Spring Play Crew 3; Arts Club 1,2: G.A.A. 1,2; SSM 4; Pe1·sonal Service \l oni tor 1,2, Service Award 2; f'rench Club 1,3. JOYCE IRWIN Girls' Glee l ; Spring Musical l ; Tri-H i-Y I ; Pep Club 3; Spanish Clu b 3; Usht:rs Club 4: Personal Service Monitor 2,3,4. SANDRA J ACH G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pin 1, Minor Letter 2, Major Letter 3, State Letter 4; District Science Fair 2; SSSH 4. DONALD JACOBS Spanish Club I ; Camera Club 4. JAMES JAEGER German Clu b 4; Radio Club 1,3,4. JOHN JAEGER Football 1,2; Wrestling l; SSM 2. LAWRENCE JAMROZEK Industrial ArB Club 3. THEODORE JANEK Spanish Club 2; Hi-Y 4; Intramurab 4. ROBERT JANET JOHN RAYMOKD JANET Transferred from Senn H.S., Chicago, 2. STEPHEN JENSIK Na tional Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Gold Pin 2; Boys' Glee I; Swimming I ; Personal Service Monitor 2; Latin Club 1,2,3; District Science Fair 2; Math Club 4. RONALD JESSE Transferred from Notre Dame H.S., Niles, 2. BRUCE JOHNSON Cross Country J,2,3, Minor "N" 2, l\!ajor "N" 3; SSM 1,2,3; SSSH Chr. 4; Science Club I ; Biology Club 2. . NANCY J ULIUS Student Councii I ; Cabinet Alt. 3; Arts Club 4; G.A .A. 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Perscmal Service Monitor 2,3; Ushers Club 4. STEVEN KAAGE Intramurals 4; Track 4; Hi-Y 4. BARBARA KALYER PATRICK KAMM Transferred from St. Patrick's H.S., Chicag·o, 3; Bronze Key 3; Camera Club, !'res. 4; Math Club 4; Physics Club 3: Personal Service Monitor 4. LOIS KARCH National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Gold Pin 2; Homecoming Committee 2,3,4; Cabinet, Treas. I ; Spotlighters 1,2; Spring Play Crew 2; Redskins' Revue 3; Arts Clu b 1,2; W est Word 2; SJ>ectrum, Co-Editor Senior Section 4; G.A.A. I ; SSSH Sec'y 3; SSO Recpt. 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; District Science Fair 2. 129 �GEORG IA KATSOOLIAS Transferred from Au stin H.S., Ch icago, 3. S.\ :\DRA KAY Girls' Glee 2 ,3..J; Persona l Ser\'ice Monitor 2. \:\:\ K.\7.A:\OW :\ational Honor Socicr,- 3..1 : R romc Key 3; Silver Pin 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3,4 ; Spa nis h Club 3: Science Club Seminar 2,3,4; District Science Fair I!; Math C lub 4; C h ess Club l; Astronomy Club 2,3. J UDY KIPPERMAN Cabinet 3; Sprir.g Play Crew I ; Redskins' Revue 4; G.A.A. 1,4; Orchesis 4: French Club 1.2: I 00% C lub 3. l'.\\fELA KIRK Cabinet Al t. !: A/Jo!lleosis 2.4, Treas. 2; West Word 2; Spectrum 2,3; G.:\.A . 1; I.a tin Club 1. \fARTnETH KISPERT Student Council Alt. 1.2; H.R. Sec'y 3; SSM 4. DAVID KLEBBE Student Councii 3; Arts Club 1,2; SSO 4. TED KLETl\ r c:;: Hi-Y4. l'HlLIP KOHL 13arhe rshopper' .J: Choir 3.4; Spring :vfusica l 4: Biology 2. l.i\ WR ENCE KOHLS Swimming 4; SS~H Chr. 4. \f! CHAE L KOWA L AR:'\OLD KOWlT1 Swimming Te<11" l; SS\! 4; SSSH Chr. 4; JOAN KRAEMER Transferred frnm Mallin ckrodt H.S., Wilmette, l ; Girls' Glee 1,2.3; .J ANICE KREil'\ER Transferred fro m Mallinckrodt H .S., W il mette, 2: Deba te Team 2; Spanish C l ub 2; {)~hers C lu b 4. C. \ROI. KRF.INICK :'\;ition a l Honor Society 'I; Brome Key 3; Go ld Pin 2; Beg-inn er Band I , Concert Barnt 2 ,3,4. Marching Band 2 ,3,4, Conce rt Orchestra 3,-1; Spring Musi ca l 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pin I , \finor l,.i:ller 2 , \fojor L e llc r 3; Per sona l Service Monitor 1; Latin Cl uh I; Srien rc Seminar 3: District Science Fair 3· Math ' Club 4. R ARRY KREISLER Transferred fro m Austin H.S.. Chicago, 2; S/Jeclrt1111 2; Latin C lub 2 ,3; R :., .;ian Club 2; Science Seminar 2,3; Astronomy C lub 2; Camera Cluh. Treas. 4 . .\ NEETA KRUGLY Transferred fr.1m Osbloosa H.S .. Oskaloosa, Ia., 3. 130. Al \\· rLLIAM KRUl':~ICK Student Co1111C1 l Alt. 3; Cabinet 4; Redskins' R evue 4; Arts C lub 1,2,4; W e>I Word 2; SSO 4; Russian Club 2; Science Seminar 3; Biolo~v Club, Pres. 4; State Science Fair 1,2; Camera C lub I; Chess Club . P res. 4; Un ity Board 4. r �LESLIE KUMMEROW Student Council 1,2; H.R. Sec'y I; Homecoming Crew 3!4; Cabinet 3; Redskins' Revue 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4, Pin I; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; SSM I ; Personal Senice Monitor 2; Spanish Club I; German Club 3; Pins & Pans I. SHELDON KUPERMAN Transferred from Senn H.S., Chicago, I; Cabinet 2; Personal Service Monitor 3; French Club 2,3. DAVID KURT! Science Seminar 2; District Science Fair 2; Chess Club I. DIANE KWOLEK H.R. Sec'y. 2; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Spotlightcrs 1,2; Spring Musical 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 ; French Club 2; Science Fair I. THOMAS LADD SSM 4; Intramurnls 4; Math Club, Co-chairman, Treas. 4. PAMELA LAS.SEN SSM 1; Personal Service Monitor 4. KENNETH LA TIMER Student Council 2; Redskins' Review 4; Cross Country I; 11·acJ.. 1,2; Football 2; Hi-Y 1,2, Pres. 2; SSl'vI 1.2.3,4, Sup. 4; Service Award 2; Student Union Monitor 4. BARBARA LAUERMAN National Honor Society 3,4; Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; American Irleas Seminar, Sec'y. 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Minor Letter 2; Personal Servic<' Monitor l,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Science Seminar 1,2,3,4; District Science Fair 1.2; Math Club, Sec'y. 4. RICHARD LAVI~ Debate Team 1,2; National Thespians, Vice Pres. 4; fall Play 4; Arts Club 2,4; Masque and Gavel 3; Football 2; Hi-Y 3,4; Personal Service Monitor l; Latin Club 2; AVA 1,2,3. ROBERT LAWLER National Honor Society 4; Silver Pin 2; Homecoming Crew 4; Cabinet 2; National Thespians 3,4, T'!·eas. 3, Pres. 4; Spot· lighters 2,3, Vice Pres. 3; Fall P lay 2,3; Spring Play 1,2,3; Spring Musical 4; Swimming Team I; SSO Executive Board (SSSH) 4; SSD Sup. 3; SSM 2; Personal Service Monitor I; German Club 2,3; Student Union Board 4; Honor Board 3; Unity Board 4. STEWART LEAVI'I'T Football 1,2; Track 1.2: SSM Snp. 4. JOSEPH LeDUC SSM 3,4. MAVIS LEE Student Council Alt. I; Cabinet 2,3; Fall P lay Crew l; Redskins· Revue 3,4; G.A.A. l; Tri-Hi-Y 1; SSM 3A: Frenrh C:luh 1.2. JANICE LEHMAN Girls' Glee 1,2; Pins & !'ans 2. 13. PENNIE LEVEY Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Spring Musical 1,2,3; G.A.A. I; Tri-Hi-Y I; SSM 4; State Science Fair 1.2; Spanish Club 2. JANE LEVIN National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Student Council 1,2; Homecoming Committee 2,4; Redskins' Revu e 3; S/Jectrnm 3,4, Co-Editor Senior Section 4; G.A.A. I· SSO Executive Board 2; SSSH Sec'y. 3; S.SO Recpt. 4; P~rsonal Service Monitor 2, Service Award 2. Pin 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Biology Clu b 3. LINDA LEVINE Blue Honor Certificate I; Spotligh ters 1,2; G.A.A. I ; Pep Club 2; SS.SH Sec'y. 4; Spanish Clab 1.2. RICHARD LEVY H.R. Pres. 1,2; Beginners Band I ; Arts Club 1,2; West Wo1·d 2; Spanish Club 2; SSM 3; Biology Club I. 131 �CHERYL LEWIN Cabinet I ; Gi rls' Glee 1,2; SSO 4; Spanish Club 2. SUSAN LEWIN Homecoming Crew 4; Cabinet 1,2, Alt. I; H.R. Vice Pres. 2; Major Oratorical Con test 1,2,3,4; National Forensic League 4; Girls' Glee 2; Na ti onal Thespians 3,4; Spotlighters 2,3; Redskins' Revue 4; Spring Musical 2; M asque and Gavel 3; West Wo rd 3,4; G.A .A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club l ; Personal Service Monitor 1,3; Spanish Club 3; Ushers Club 3; Quill and Scroll 4. MICHAEL LIEBERMAN National Honor Society 4; Science Seminar 2,3; Biology Club 2; Astronomy Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,4, Sec'y. 4; Intramurals 4. DONALD F. LINDF.R Intermediate Ifand 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Concert Orchestra 4; Marching Hand 2,3,4; Spring Musical 4; Intramurals 4. GARY LINDER~lAN Wrestling 1,2.3.4, Minor "N" 1.2, i\fajor "N" 3; Golf 1,2,4, Minor "N" 2; SSi\f 2,3,4. GERI LITTLE Transferred from North Hills H.S., Pittsburgh, Pa. 3. RICHARD LITTRELL National Forensic J_.eague 4; Debate Team 4; Beginner Band I ; Intermediate Band 2; Con cert Rand 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; Astronomy Clu b 3,4. JOSEPH LO CASCIO Transferred from Arlington Twp. H.S., Arlington Heights, Ill., 3; Hi-Y 4; SSSH Ch r. 4. KATHRY 1 LU BF.R Bronze Key 3; Cabinet 1,2,3,4, Sec'y. 1, Vice Pres. 2. Corr. Sec'y. 3; Natioaal Thespians 3,4; Spotlighters I .2; Spring P lay Crew I ; Fall Play Crew 2; Fall Play 3: R edskins ' Revue 3; Arts Club I; G .A. A., Award I ; Pep Club 1,2; SSSH Sec'y 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Union Board 4; Ushers Club 3. GENE LUBI N Intermediate Hand 1,2; Concert Band 3,4; Concert Orchestra 3; Marc'lting Band 2,3,4; Arts Club 4; State Science Fair I ; District Science Fai•· 2; lntramura ls 4; Chess Club 4. ROBERT L UKES SSSH Ass't. C:hr. 3; SSSH Sup. 4; Stuclent Union Board 4. BARRY LUTZ Student Cou!1cil Alt. 1.2.3; Hi-Y I. .\;-\TOI:"\ETTE LYONS Transferred trom St. Stanislaus Kostha H.S., Chicago, 2; Student Council 4; H.R. Vice Pres. 2. l'res. 4; Girls' Glee 2; Pep Club 2; SSSH Sec'y. 3; Latin Club 2; Student Union Monitor 4; Ushers C lub 4. MEREDITH i\fcCARTAi\' Bronze Key 1; Sih·er Pin 2; Ca binet Alt. 2; Intermediate Band 2; Concert Band 3,4; Concert Orchestra 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Woodwind Ensemb le 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Chaplin 2; Sci!'=nce Seminar 2,3; District Science Fair I, State Science Fair 2; Ushers Club 4. KATHLEEN McENERNEY Student Council 2,3 ; Cabinet I ; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2; Persona l Service Monitor 1,2,3,4; Student Union Monitor 4. DENNIS McINTOSH Transferred from :\lain e Twp. H.S. East, P a rk Ridge, 3; Traffic i\fonitor 4; Football 3,4; Minor "N" 3; Major "N" 4; "N" Club 4; Hi·Y 3,4; Radio Club 4. ESTHER McLEAN Cabinet 1,2, Alt. I ; SSO 3,4, Ass't Head Sec'y 4, SSSH 3, Head Sec'y SSM 4; Personal Service Monitor 1,2; G.A.A. I; 100% C lu b 3,4. 132 MARGARET A. McPHERSON Homecoming Crew 4; H.R. Sec'y. 2, Illini Conservation Campc:r Rep. 2; Spectn.m 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Award 1,2; Pep Club 3; TnHi-Y 2; SSSH Sec'y. 2; SSM 2,3,4; French Club 2; Student Union Monitor 4. t �MARLENE MALONE Fall Play Crew 4; Redskins' Revue Crew 4; G .A.A. 1,2,4, Pin l; Pep Club 1,4; l'ri-Hi-Y 2; Personal Service Monitor 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Un ion Monitor 4; Fumre Nurses 2. JOSEPH MARGALSKI HARVEY MARGOUS Silver Pin 2; Student Council 2; Cabinet 3; Beginner Band 2; Boys' Glee 1,2: Choir 3,4; Barbershoppers 1,2,4; Spring Musical 3,4; Redskins' Revue 4; Personal Service Monitor 2,4; Student Union Board 4. BARBARA MARKS Transferred from Mallinckrodt H .S., Wilmette, 2; Spectrum 4; Personal Service Monitor 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Ushers Club 4. ARTHUR MASLOW SSSH Ass't. Chr. 4. GARY MENDELSOHN Student Council, Sgt. at Arms 4; Cabinet Alt. 1,2,3; Spotlighters 2; Hi-Y l.~.4. Vice Pres. 2; SSM 2. RICHARD MENDES Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Student Council 3; Cabinet 4· Apotheosis 2,3: SSO 3; Russian Club 2,3,4; Math Cl uh 4. DARLENE MENDYK Transferred from Resurrection H.S., Chicago, 3. MARCIA MENKIN National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Silver Pin 2; Student 1,2, Alt. 2; Cabinet 3,4; H.R. Chr. 1,2; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Vivace 3,4; Silver Choral Pin 3; Spring Musical 3,4; Spotlighters l; Arts Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. l; Pep Club 3; Personal Service Monitor 2; Spanish 1,2,3; Optimist Club Writing Award 3. CAROLYNN MERRILL Homecoming Crew 2.4; Arts Club 4; SfJectrum, Co-Editor Faculty Section 4; l'ep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1; SSM 3,4; Personal Service Monitor 1,2; Russian Club 2. SUE CAROLE MERRIMAN Cabinet 1,2, Alt. 2; Girls' Glee 1,2; Art Council 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Personal Service Monitor 2,3.4: Pins & Pans 2.3, Pres. 2. PRISCILLA MElJER JAMES MIKOLAY Cabinet 1; Intermediate Band 1,2; Cross Country 2,4; "N" Club 4; Pep Club 4; German Club 2. ROSS M. MILLER Student Council 1,2; Cabinet 3; National Thespians 2,3; Spotlighters 1,2; Fall Play 1,3; Hi-Y 4; SSM 2.4; German Club 1. WILLIAM MILLER LYLE MINK Football 1,2; Wrestling 1, Minor "N" 2,3, Major "N" 4; Golf 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" l , Major "N" 2,3,4; "N" Club 3,4; SSM I ; SSSH 3,4. GERALD MIRSHAK Transferred from Oak Park H.S., Oak Park, 2; Track 2,3,4, Minor "N" 2; Hi-Y 3; Intramurals 2,3,4. RICHARD MOLDENHAUER Student Council Alt. 2; Cabinet 4; Intermediate Band 1,2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; "N., Club 4; SSM 3,4; German Club l; Chess Club L 133 �LYNN MORGAN PHYLLIS MORRISS Transferred from San Pedro H.S., San Pedro, Calif., 3; Pep Club 3; SSO 3; Personal Service Monitor 4; Student Union Monitor 4; Ushers Club 4; Ski Club 4. DARLE E MUELLER H.R. Sec'y. I; G.A.A. 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 2,4. NANCY MUTH SSM 4. BRUCE NANNEN Swimming 1,2,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; SSO 4; Personal Service Monitor 4; AVA 1,2,3:1. DONNA NECHISTAK Student Council I; G.A.A. I; SSM 3,4; Personal Service Monitor I. CAROLYN NELSON Cabinet Alt. I; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Spl'ing Musical 3; Spring Play Crew 3; Spectrum 2,3; G.A.A. I; Pep Club 4; German Club 3; Usher.; Club 4; Futnre Nurses 1,2,3,4. '\ANCY !\ELSON Student Coundl 1,2; Homecoming Court 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3.4; Vivace 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Spring Musical 1,2,3,4; Arts Club 1.2; G ..\ .A . 1,2; Personal Service Monitor 3; French Club 1,2. CO 1STANCE NICHOLS Nationa l Honor Society 4; Transferred from Hirsch H.S., Chicago, 2; Bronze Key 3; Student Council 2,4, Alt. 2, Sec'y. 4; Homecoming Committee 4; Cabinet 3; American Ideas Sem inar 3; Arts Club 2; Pep C lub 3; SSO Head Recpt. 3; SSi\f 4; Personal Service Monitor 2; French Club 2; Student Union Board Co-ordinator 4. TOM NILSON Redskins' Rernc 4; SSO 4; :\VA 1,2,3,4 . \\'ILL! .\:\£ N L\fMO Cross Countrv I; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Track 2; "N" Club 3,4, Treas. 4; SSSH Chr. 4; AVA 1,2,3,4. ( HAROLD '\ORRIS H omecom ing Comm ittee 2; H .R. \"ice Pres. I ; National Thespians 4; Fall l'lay 4; .\rts Clu b 1.2; Basketball 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3, ·rreas. 2; SSO 2.3; SS~1 4; SSSH Sup. 4; Ski Club. 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. CONNIE NORTH G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, f'in I , Letter 2; SSSH Sec'y. 3; State Science Fair 2. R UTH O 'BRIEN Gi rl s' Glee 2,4: Spring- l\'fttsical Crew 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Ushers Club 4. GERALDINE OLl\.'A Girls' Glee 1,2. PENELOPE OLYMPIOS Student Cour.cil Alt. 2; Homecoming Committee 2; Girls' Glee 1,2; Spot lighters I; Fall Play Crew I; Redskins' Revue 2; Art Council 3; G.A.A. 1,2; SSO Recpt. 4; Student Union Monitor 4. DA:\'IEL ORCHOWSKI Intermediate Band I; Concert Band 2,3,4; Football I; Wrestling 1,2; Tennis 2. K,\REN OSNEY Na tional Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Cab inet 1,2, Al t. I ; Spring Play Crew 3; Redskins' Re\'llC 3. Crew 4; Arts Club 1,2, Board I; AjJotheosis 1,2,3,4; ll'esl ll'ord 2,3,4, l\[anaging Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 4; Specln1111 4; Pep Club 2: Spanish Club I .2; French Club 3; Un ity Board 4. 134 r �TERRY L. OSTROWSKI National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Football I; \fa th Club 4. SHERRY OTTO Student Council 1,2; Homecoming Crew 4; Cabinet 4; T'wirlers 1,2; Redskins' Revue 3; SSO 4; Latin Club 2.3; Ushers Club 3. MARYL. OWEN T . ASAOYE Transferred from St. Louis Park H.S., Minneapolis, Minn. 3; Redskins' Revue 3; West Wnrd, Picture Ed itor 4; Camera Club 4; Intramurals 3. JAMES PARCHUT.A Transferred from Notre Dame H.S .. Niles, 2. DAVID PARRY Gymnastics 1,3; Personal Service Monitor 4; AVA 2,3. i\HCHAEL PAYNE Cabinet I; Gym;1astics 2.3. PETER PENELLE LINDA PETERSON Girls' Glee 1,2: Spotlighters I ; Spring Play Crew 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Tri-Hi-YI; SSM 4. SHARON PETERSON JO ELLEN PFEil'FER Spl'ctrurn, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Art Council 1.2,3,4, Sec'y. I. Pres. 2.4; Pers(inal Service Monitor 1,4; State Science Fair I, District Science fair 2; Ushers Cluh 4; Future Nurses 1,2; Unity Board 4. ~fARY BETH PINCH H.R. Sec'y. 1 .~ ; Girls' Glee 1,2, G lee Award 2; Spring Musical 1,2; G.A.A. 2,4: Tri-Hi-Y l; Person~! Ser\'ice Monitor 4; Pins & Pans 2. GARY PUCE JOHN POCK SSM 4. GILBERT POPPE:'\HAGE'\ Spring Play l ; Pep Club 4; SSM 'l; District Science Fair~ . . t PAMELA PORTER Cabinet 2; Personal Service Monitor 3; 100% Club 3. VIRGINIA POSPHALA Girls' Glee 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Award 2; Tri-Hi-Y I; Personal Service Monitor 2,4; Science Fair 2; Ushers Club 4: Future Teachers 4; Pins & Pans 2,4, Pres. 4. STEVEN B. POSTER Concert Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; Cadet Band I; Major Oratorical Contest 3,4; Arts Club 1,2; West Word 1,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Science Fair l; AVA 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club l. 135 �C ll \RI.ES l'R E l\ISll A/10//11,osi5 1.2.·1: Basketba ll I ; Baseba ll 1.2. \linor "N" 2; SSl\f 3.·L Sup. 4; s-;s:-r Chr. .J; German C lub 1,2.3,4; District Science Fair 2. <;\\WEI. D .\\'J() R .\l'PO l'ORT Transferred f10m Roo«·,·e lt H .S .. C hicago. 3. ROBERT RATZFL Golf 2. \fino r "!'\" 2: SSSH .·\ ss't. Chr. 3; lntramurals 4 . CAROL RF.CHER Girls' Glee l; G .A.:\. 2: Tri· Hi .Y 2; SSH 4; Personal Service l\f onit o r 2. 1.:\ i · R E I. RF.C lll FR\!.·\:'\:\' Blue H onor Cc1tificate 2; Cabi net 1.3; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Choir 4; Sil\'e r C h or:d Pin 4 ; Spring Mus ical 4; A rt Council 2; G .A.A. I; Personal Ser\'ice \fo nito r .J; Ushe rs Cl ub 4. ROI3IN REID ::\'ational l lonor Society ·I: Brome Key 3; Sil\'er Pin 2; Stu· dent Coun cil ·I; Cabin et l; .\rt s C lub 1.2; Apotheosis 3; G ..·\ ..-\. 2; Perso na l Sc n ·ice Monito r 2; Latin C lub 2; French C lub 2 ,3,4 , Treas. 3 DONNA R EITMAN Arts C lub 3; Spanish Club 2. E ll:'\ IC E REIZXER Student Co unci l A lt. I ; Homeromin g Crew 3; Spotlighter s I ; Fall Plav I; R edsk ins' R c\'ll e Crc\\' 4; G.A.A. I : SSO; 4; Persona l Ser\'ice \fonito r 2,4. 1\.-\Rll.\R.·\ REK '.\'atio na l H onor Society 4; Personal Sen·ice Mon itor 3,4; Ushers Cluh 4: Futu re T'each~rs Sec'y. 4; Pins & Pans, Sec'y.·Treas. 4. ROBERT R E PKE Germ an Cluli !::. J l ' J)[Tli . RHODES Stucln t Cou n r il :\It. I; Hmnc.:<oming Cre"· 4 ; Cabine t Alt. 2,3; 11.R. \ 'ice' l're~. 3; Redskin s' Re' uc 2.4; Spring Musical 4; C ..·\ ..-\. 1.4; Pep Club 1.2, l'res. 2; Tri-Hi -Y l ; SS\I 4; Personal ~en· ice \I o nito r I: S tud ent Un ion Hoa rd 4; Orchesis 4. I' \l ' L ROl3F.RTS Cabi n et 1,2 . .\I t. I ; H.R . Sec \. 2: .·\ rts C lu b 2; Hi -Y 3,4, Chap- lin 4; Gcrnnn Club 1.2; SSSH . \ ~s· 1. Chr. 3. Su p. 4; Persona l Sen ice \fo nit or 4; In tra mural s 4; Chess C lub l. R0'.\1.\LD ROBERT.) 1or ":'\ ", 2: SSSH C h r. 3,4; SS'.\! 2. Football I , \li • ~l-1.\RO:'\ ROBERTS :'\at io na l Hon or Socictv 3,4· Bronze Kev 3; Siher Pin 2; W est ll'ord .J: Spn·:n1111, Literary' Co·F.d it<>r -1'; G ..-\.A . 1,3,4 ; Person a l Senirc \l o ni LO r 3: l.atin C lub 2.3: Di ~ t rirt Science Fair I: Future Teachers 1,2. IHRRY R0131::\'S St udent Council I ; H.R. Pres. 4; Redsk in's Renie 4; Basketball I; SSS H Ch r. I: Spanish Club 2.3; lntra mura ls 4. JOSEPH ROllE:'\S K \' K .\R L \ ' ROI:'\ ..\ Art's C luh l ; A/;olill'osis 2; G.A .A. 1,2.3; Persona l Service i\fon it or 3; Future :'\ u rses l.2.3; Ski C lub l. PERR\' R OSE SSM :U. Sc r\'icc :\ward 2. 136 �CHARLOTTE HELYN£ ROSENFELD Transferred from Austi n H.S., Chicago, ·I; :'\ational Honor Society 4; G.A •\. 4; SSM 4. HELENE ROSENFELD JUDITH &QSENTHAL I ransferreGflOm Sullivan 3,4; SSSH Sec'y. 3. H.~ ~h 1 cago -;-2;=s pe-nnun=ot;=s~ SUSAN ROSS ARLENE RUBENS L"EIN Transferred from Roosevelt H.S ., Chicago, 2; SSSH 4; Personal Service Monitor 4; Span ish Club 3; Pins & Pans 3. STUART RUBNER SSM 3,4; SSSH Ass' t. Chr. 4. SANDRA RUEHRDANZ Girls' Glee 1,2 , Minor Choral Award 2; C:.A.A. I; Personal Service Monitor 2. JOAN RU'I'HERFORD Transferred from Roosevelt H.S., Ch icago. 4; Traffic '.\1onitor ~ ; G.A.A. 4. DIANE RUTKOWSKI Girls' G lee 2; Personal Ser vice Monitor 4; Student Union Board 4 ; Ushers Club 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4, Pres. 4. MICHAEL SANTOWSKI SSSH 3,4; German Club 2. LYNETTE SAROW G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; SSM 4; Future Nurses 2. DORTH\ISCANLON Silver Pin I; Student Council 1.2,3; Cabinet 1,4; Arts Club 2, 3,4, Board 4; Apotheosis 2,4, P res. 2; Art Council I ; G.A.A. l; Pep Clu b l ; 'l'ri-H i-Y I; SSO Executi\'e Board 2; SSM 3; SSO Recpt. 4; Personal Service Monitor 2, Service Award 2, Vin 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. RONNA SCHAFfl\iER H.R. Sec'y. 1,2,3; Spotlightcrs 1.2; SSM 4; French Club 1,2,4. DAVID SCHEIBE SSM 3. JOHN SCHMIDT Spring Play Crew l ; Baseball Mgr. 2; Pep Club 4; Persona l Service Monitor 2,4. r,, J JOSEPH SCHMIDT Transferred from St. Mel H.S., Ch icago, 2; National Thespians 4; Fall P lay 4; Spr·ing P lay 3; Spring Musical 4. RONALD SCHROEDER BARBARA SCHURKE 137 �BILL SCHWARTZ Bronze Kev 3: Silver Pin 2; Student Council 4; H .R. Pres. I; Redskins' R evu e 4; Baseball 1,2: SS'.\f 2; SSSH 4; Personal Sen·ice '.\fonito r 4: Span ish C lnb 1.2.3: Student U nio n Board 4: District Scien ce Fair 2. FL-\I:\'E SCH\\'.-\ RTZ Sih·er Pin 2: H omecomin g Commi ttee 2.4 ; Cabin et 1,2. Alt. 2; Gi rls' Glee 1,2; l\'at iona l T hespia ns 3.4: Spo tligh ters 1,2; Fall P lay 2; Spring Play 1.2; R ed sk ins' Review 3; Spring Musica l l; Arts C lu b I ,~; G.A .. \ . 1.2: Pep C lu b 2; SSM 3; Personal Service i\fo ni tor 3; French C lub 2,3; Ski Club I. .\ LAN SEGAL Transferred from Mather H.S., C hi cago, 2; Redskins' Revue 4. :\'. DEBOR .\ H SEU ;'\ Studen t Cou nci l 3: Spring !'la~ 3: G .. \ .. \ . 1.2: SSD Ass' t. H ead Sec'y. 3; SS'.\! 4: Personal Sen·ice '.\lo nito r 2; Spanish Club 1,2. \RLEl\'E SELK CH.G.A.A. 4; H.R. Official 4. JOH:\' SHABEL Transferred from l\'ot r e Dam e H .S .. :\'i les, 2; Basketball 3; Cross Count ry 4: Track ~ : Hi -Y, Sg:. at Arm s 4 ; SS\1 4; Perso nal Ser\'ice Monitor 4; Student Unio n Monitor 4. '\ .\ :'\CY U :E SH .\l'I RO Transfe rred f n llP H\'!lc !'ark H .S .. C h icago. 2; SS'.\! ·I. \!.·\ RTL'\ S H EE HA J\' Ro\'S· G lee 4 ; Choir -1: Spring \lu sical '1: f ootball l; Person al Ser~·ice '.\fo nit or 4 STE\\'ART SHL\f.\:'\ Bronze Key; Arts Club 1,2; Afwlheosis 2,3,4 ; SSM 4; SSSH 4; Spanish C lub 2; In t ramurals 4. STF.\'F.:\' \!TC H.\EL SH TPK .\ nron 7c Kc\' 1: ~ih"Cr Pin 2: Tennis 1.2, \finor " :\ " 1.2; \\' r estli1rg 1.2.3.4" \!ajor " :'\" 2.'.1.-1: Crns' Country 1,2 : ":'\ " Clnb 2,3. ·1; Hi -Y' l.2. ~cc \·. 2: SS\! 2.·I. ~np. ~: Student l ' nion i\!onitor ·I : Span ish Cl :ih 3: Science fai r 1. BETTY.\ :'\:\' SHl' L:\!.\:'\ Girl,· Clcc :J: .\rt s Clnh 1.2: C . \ . \ . 1.2: Pep Clnh 1: .SSSH .\ "'1. Chr. 2: Sp ;: ni'h Clnh 1.2. K .\RE:'\ SIGEL G.A.:\. I; SS\!> '1. BRF.:\'DA STLYERMA"1 Girls' Glee 1.2. ~ : Sp ring '.\!nsica l 3: G ..·\ .A. 1: Pep C lub ·I ; L'shers Cl u b 'I: f n tmC' :\'nrse' 1.2.3.4. \l .\R J.\ Sl'.\ D TO :'\S Tra nsfe rred fn>n~ Oak l.a\\'n H.S.. Oak L11n1 . I: Int ermediate nand 2; Conce n Ba nd 3.4: \! archi ng Band 3. 11.\Rn.-\R .-\ S I:'\GER \. St udent Cou ncil 3: H .R. Pre,. 1.2: C .. \ ..- 1.2; Pep Cl uh 2; l' er,onal Scr"icc \fo11it01· 2 A: S~ \[ 3A: Fre nch C lub 1.2. nrnORAH SI:\GER Transferred frpm Senn H .S .. Chirago. ~: Cabinet .\ It. 3,4; Girls' Glee 2: SSS H Sec\-. I: SS\! '.I: Spanish C lnh 2; St udent U nio11 · :\foni tor 4 . CER.-\LD SI:\GER Redskins' R ~ l'llc ~: SSSH .\ ss' I. C:h r. 3: Spanish .\ ward 3; Tra ffic '.\[o nit t'1' ~: l ntra m nrals I. .J O.-\:'\ S I :'\GER T ransferred from Snllirnn H .S.. C hicago . 2; SS\! 4; French Club 3. 138 �PEGGY SINGER National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Blue Honor Certificate I; H.R. Sec'y. 2; ' fation a l Thespians 3.4; Spot lighte rs 1.2,3,4, Sec' y. 3; Fall Play 3.-l. Crew 3; Spring Play 3; R edskins Rerne 3.-1, Crew 3; Arts Club 2; G ..\ .. \. I· Personal Scr\'ice \fonitor 4; French Club 1,2,3; Science Fair 2: .-\LAN SKEP:\'ER Beginner Band 1; Intermediate Band 1,2; Concert Band 3; Marching Band 3; AVA 1,2,3; Radio Club 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4. FRAN!\ R. SKUTTA Industrial Ans Club I ; Radio Club 4. CAROL SUSAN SLOT'>ICK Transferred frllm Mather l-1.S., Chicago.~- RONALD SLUTSJ.;Y H.R. Treas. 2: Bovs' Glee 1.2; Choi r 3; Spring \lnsica l 1.2.'.I: Spot ligh ters 2: Track 2; Tennis I: French Club 3: SS\! 4. KENNETH Sl'.·f ENTE.K Football 2; SS.\I 3; SSSH Sup. 4. 11.\RllARA SMITH Tra nsferred from Ma llinckrodt H.S.. \\' ilme it c. :I. \fICHAEL SMITH Oratorical Contest 3; '>ational Thespians '.H: F:1ll Pia,· C:n' 1.2.3,1; Spring !'la,· Crew 2.3.-1: SS\! ·I; Radio Club 3. 'I JAME3 SNOWER Hi·Y I; Spanish Cluh 2,3; lliologv Clnb 3; Camera Club 4: Chess Club 2; lntramura ls 4. SHERRY J. YNN SOSTRTN Spotlighters 2; Spring Play Crew 2; G.A .. \ . 1.2.-1: Persona l Scr\'ice Monitor 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1,2,!I. \JAR\' ANN SPRYZ.\K Arts Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2, Pin I , \fo10r Leuer 2: Pep Club I: Tr i-Hi -Y 2; Personal Ser\' ice \fnnitor 2; Pins R: !'ans 2. IRVI:\G \llCH.\EI. STARKEY Football 1,2,-1, \!inor "N" 2, \Iajor "'.\;" 4: Trark 1.2.4. Minor "N" 2; "N" Clu b 4; SSSH Chr. 4. JOSEPH STARKEY Cabinet Alt. 2; Football 1.2: llasehall 1.2: H i-Y 2: SSSll .\ ss't. Chr. 3, Chr. ·I. \N BARBARA STARh.\L:\'ational 1-lonor S()(:iety -1: Stndent Cound l 2; Cabinet I; Spot. li ghters 1,2: Redskins' R ernc ·I; ,\rt s Clu h 1.2; G ..\ .. \. 1.2.3.·I: Cheerleader I: SS\1 3.1; Frenc h Cluh 1.2: l ',hcr• C lu b g; Ski Club 1,2. SIJE STAUl\ER :\'ational Ho1101 Societv 3.·I: Bronze Kc\' 3: Cabinet I; .\riClub 4; S/1ectrum, Index Co-Editor •I: G..\ ..\ . 1.2.!l.·1: Spani'h Club 1,2.3.4: SS\! 2: Science Fair I. \TICHA EL STA VY Cabinet 1,2, Parliamentarian 2; Jla<;kctliall 1.2.3, l'.Iinor "'\" 2; Cross Country I: Ru ssian Club 2.B: Student l ' nion Hoard 4. :\'ANCY STEINSEJFER Girls' G lee I ,'2 ,,l; Choir 4; G .. \ ..\ . 1.2, l'in I: llshers C l uh I. CERALDINE STOCKER Transferred from Senn H.S., Ch icago, ~; Student Council Alt. :!; Homecoming Crew 4; Spring l'lay Crew 2: l l'r's/ Word 4: Spectrum 4; SSSH Sec'y. 3,4; SSM -1; Personal Senicc \fonitor 2; Spanish Cl uh 2: District Science Fair 2. 139 �KATHLEE:'\' STOCIC\f.\R Si he r Pi11 2; St udent Co11ncil 1.2, .\It. I : Vi Y acc 3; Girls' Glee 2; Choir 3.·I: l .n relcis 2; Re<hkins' Reni e 2,3,4: G .A.A . 1,2,3,4 ; C:liecrkadcr 1.2'.1: T ri -Hi -Y I: SS\ ! 4: Persona l Sen·ice \lonitor 2: Fren ch <:Jui, ! .'.I : St 11dcnt l 'nio n Board ·1. STFl'HE:\' STO'\ l·: SS\f 3.-1: Science Fa ir '.!. ~ \1.1.Y El.l / .\ll F.T i-1 STR .\H .\:\' Transfe r red from S;ii nt llc rn;ird's 11.S., Cd if. 3; St udent Coun ci l ·I: H .R . Sec'y. 'I: c: .. \ ..\ . 3.4; Persona l Sen·ice '\!onitor 3; SSH 4; SS\f 3.4 ; Student l·nion Board :'l!onitor 4; Ush ers C luh -1. J.-\:'\' ICE STRfT C.A ..\. I ; Tri-H i-Y 2 : S. \0 -1: Personal Senice ~lonitor 3; Pins 1 and !'ans 3. R OGER STRT\ !l' EL H.R. \ ·ice l'rrs. I: Footba ll 1.2 .-1 , \!ajor '':"<"Club 4: Hi-Y 4: SSS l-1 .-\ss't. C li r. ·I: l'<; r<on;il Scn·icc \lonitor 2. SH.\RO:'\' S\L\:'\'llERC S rn dent Cou11cil I: I lo111eco111 ing C rew 4; Court 3: Cabinet 3.-1: S/wctru111 4: G .. \ ..\. 2 : Pep Club 2,3; T r i-H i-Y 2: SSSH Sec\·. 3.4 : l'cr~oPa] Se1Tice \lonitor 2: St u dent Union Monitor -!. . .JHI ES S\\'L'\GER '\ational H o 11 or Society 3.4; J3ro117e Key 3; SilYer P in 2; Stud e nt Co11ncil 2; .\rneriran Id eas Seminar 3; Intermediate Band I: Concert B:rnd 2,3.-1; Concert Orchestra 4; i\farching Band 2.3.4: Drnrn l\fajor 4 : Redsk i ns' Rcnle 3; S pring Musical 4; .\rts Club I 2 3.-1. Roard 1.2. Treas. 3,4; Russian C lu b 2: Stude::t l ·nion \fonit or ~; Science Sem in ar 2,3.4; \lath C lub -l; Honor Boa rd 3. C. \R Y TE:'\':'\'ISO:'\' St 11dent Co11nci l A lt. 3: H.R. Se<"~· .-Treas. 1,2; Gym n astics 1,2, 3.-1. \linor ' ':'\'" I . Wajor '':'\'" 3; Cross Coun try 1,2 ; Track 1,2; ":'\'" Club I.'.~: SSS H .\ ss't. Sup. 3. Chr. 4: Lati n Club 2,3; Scie n ce Fair I.'.!: flio logy C lub 2. ER:'\' EST THERY P. \ tJ I. TH I F.L\f.-\ :'\' ~,il ' ''.' _ Clce_ 1.:2: Choir 3.4: Sih·c1~ Choral_ Pi1_1 ..3 :,,~pring _\lu~!c~.! i; R.1'ketli,11l 4, C1oss Co 11ntl\ _.3.-1, \frnot :'\ 3, Maior N 4; ":'\'" ' CJ 11 b 4; Hi-Y 2J.-I. l;res. 4 : SS\[ 4: Cerma n Club 2: Studen t l'nio11 \foni tor 4 . \!!CH .\EI. THIRY Foot ball 1.4, \f<1jor '':'\'" -I; fh•chall 1.2.-j: Hi-Y 4; SSM Sup . I ; Stude nt l'niun \fo11 itor 4. C:HF.RYL THO\ f.\ S G.A.A . 1.2; l'e1sonal Ser Yice \lonitor 1,2.4; Futme :'\'urscs l .2.3.4. Sec'Y. 2 , \ 'ice Pres. 3. Latin Club 2; SHA R O:\' TOBE Y Transferred from Cardi n al Strit ch H.S., Chicago. 2; G irls' G lee 2: Pe rson;.! Se n ·icc \fonit or 2.4: Germ an Club 4 ; l "sh er s C luh 4. TO\ [ TOW:'\"SE:\' [) Tra11 sferred frorn \<funi ch . \merica n H.S .. \fu11 ic h , \\'est Ge1111a n y 3; :\'a tio1; a l Thespians 3; Spotligh ters 3; Fall Play 3,4; Spring Pi a~· .~ .1: Redsk ins' Renie 3.-1 . .J PD\' TR AYTER Pc r«>n a I Sen ice \I on i tor I. RORERT TUCHOI\. CER ..\LD lTRRY Trnnsferred frn:n Rooscn, Jt H .S., Chicago. I; R edski ns' Revue 4; Footba ll 2; Ras kctlia ll I ; Baseba ll I. Minor "::-\ " 2; Hi-Y 1,2, Chr. 2: SSO 3.4; Perso n al Sen·ire \!onitor 4: Germa n C lu b 1,2; Stu dent L'nion \!onitor 4. Jl!STI:'\'J:: \1.-\R:'\'EY :\'atio1rnl Honor .'iocic ty 3.-1; 13ron1c Kn 3; Spo tlighters 3; Arts C lu b 1.4; .-\rt Counci l 2; G ..-\ .A. 1.3,4; Sp a nish C lub 4; Biology C l ub 3. 140 �ERWIN VIECK National Thespians 3,4; Fall Play Crew 2,3,4; Spring Play Crew 2,3,4; Redskins' Revue Crew 2,3,1; Student union Monitor 4; Radio Club 4; Industrial Arts Club, Vice Pres. 3. KAREN WAHLSTROM G.A.A. l; Personal Service i\lonitor 4; Future Nurses 1,2. ROBERT WALLACE EDWARD WALSKI HOWARD WANDELL Redskins ' Revue 4; SSM 2, SSSH Chr. 3; SSSH Sup. 4: Spanish Club l; Biology Club 3; AVA 1,2,3,4. FRED WEIHS Illini Boys' State! 3; Football 1,2; Baseball Mgr. 1. CAROL WEKON\' Intermediate Rand 1,2; G.A.A. 4. NANCY WENDT Student Council 1,2.3; Cabinet 4; Twirlers 2; Spot lighters I; Redskins' Revue 2; Arts Club 1; Art Council 3; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2; Latin Club 2,3; Student Union Board 4; District Science Fair l; Ushers Club 3. RICHARD WAYNE WESTLAND H.R. Pres. 1; H.R. Vice Pres. 2; Football 1,2; Track I; SSM 3. MICHAEL WEXLER Cabinet 4; Arts Cluh 1,2; TVest Word 2: Swimming l; German Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 2. GAYLE WIEGMA:'.'-1 Blue Honor Certificate 2; Illini Girls' State 3; Spotlighters l · Redskins' Revue 3; Personal Service Monitor 2,3,4. KAREN WILLIAMS Twirlers l; G.A.A. !; Future Nurses I. CHERYL WILSON Transferred from Amundsen H.S., Chicago, 1; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Ushers Club 4. ROBIN WISE Fall Play Crew 3; Gymnastics 1. RONALD WOODS Boys' Glee l: Football 1,2; Track I ; Gymnastics 2; SSM 4; SSSH 4. JOANNE WORTHINGTON Girls' Glee 1,2: Choir 3,4; Vivace 1,2,3,4; Silver Music Pin 3; Gold Music Pin 4; Spring Musical 4; Redskins' Revue 2,3,4; Art Council 2. r 'I MARILYN WYKOWSKI National Honor Society 4; Bronze Key 3; Cabinet Alt. 2; Cadet Band l; Marching Band 2,3; Brass Ensemble 2; Concert Band 2,3,4, Letter 2, Silver Pin 3, Pres. 4; Dance Band 4, Pres. Orchestra 3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 1,2; Redskins' Revue 4. PATRICIA WYZGALA American Ideas Seminar 3; Spotlighters 1; Arts Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; G.A.A. 4; Latin Club 2; Pins & Pans I. 141 �MERLE YABLIN Student Council 1,2, Alt. 2; Homecoming Committee 4; H.R. Sec'y. l; Arts Club 2; West Word 2; G.A.A. I; SSO Recpt. 4; French Clu b 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 2. SUSAN YARDLEY Redskins' Revue 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; SSM 4; Personal Service Moni tor l; Latin Club 2. BARRY YAVITZ Swimming l; SSSH 2,4; State Science Fair I ,2. GARY YELLEN SSM 4; SSSH Ass't. Chr. 4. BARBARA YOUNG Homecoming Committee 4; H .R. Pres. 1,2; Vivace 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee l ,2; Choir 3,4; Silver C horal Pin 3; Gold Choral Pin 4; Redskins' Revue 2; Spring Musical 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y ! ; SSM 3; Personal Service Monitor .2; French Club 3; District Science Fair 2; Ushers Club 3,4; Pins & Pans l. WILLIAM YOUNG Biology Club 2; Chess Club l,2; Ski Club l. SHARON YOUNGKRANTZ Transferred from La Mirada H.S., La Mirada, Calif., 3; Girls' Glee 3; Spring Musical 3; G.A.A. 4; Ushers Club 4. JUDI ZAlDLER Student Council Alt. 3; Homecoming Crew 4; Spotlighters 1,2; Fall J>lay Crew 2; Arts Club 1,2,3; West Word 1,2; Spectrum ·4; Pep Club SS~I 3; SSSH Sec'y 4; Personal Service Monitor 1,2, Service Award 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. MARIANNE ZALUD Transferred from Regina Dominican H.S., Wilmelle, 2; Cabinet Alt. 2; C .A.A. 4; SSM 2; Personal Service Monitoii 3,4; French Club 2; Future Nurses 3,4, Pres. 4. MARTHA ZARI Homecoming Crew 4; Arts Club I .2,4; West Word 4; Art Council 2,3,4, .Sec'y. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. RANDY. ZEMEL SSO 4; Sci ~n.:e Club 3; Math Clu.b I . TINA ZENNER National Honor Society 4; Blue Honor Certificate 2; Student Council 4, Alt. I; Homecoming Crew 3,4; Spring Play Crew 2; Fall Play Crew 2; G.A.A. I ,2; Pep Club 1,2; SSM 2; SSSH Sec'y 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Union Board 4. JEROLD ZIMBEROFF Student Co uncil 1,2, Pres. 2; Football 1,2,3,4, Minor "N" 2, Major "N" 3,4; .Basketball l ; Track 1,2,3, Minor "N" 1, Major "N" 2,3; "N" Club 4; SSSH Ass't. Chr. 4. CARL ZOLOKOWSKI sso 2,4. CHARLES ZUCKER Transferred from Hirsch H.S., Chicago, l; Art Council 3, Scholastic Art Award 2; SSSH 2,4. DONALD ZWIGOFF' Transferred from Mather H.S., Chicago, 3; Cabinet 4; H.R. Treas. 3; SSSH Ass't. Ch r. 4. 142 �l UNDERCLASSMEN 143 �First Row: Dorothy Matter, Ro nald Stryker (Treas.), Sharon Larson (Vice Pres.) . Elynne Chaplik (Pres.) , J an et Carlson (Sec'y.), Carol Fink. Second Row: Stella Mantelos, Gail Schneider, Rachael Amado, Charlotte Tinker, Bonnie Cooper, Jane McMurray, Cha rlene Mueller, Jean Moss. Third Row: Nina Kryski, Kay Patterson , Robin Wagner, Sue Vraney, Claire Tabel, Marx Aggen, Roberta Benson. Fourth Row: Mr. William Robi nson (Sponsor), Rosanne T rilling, Michael Doniger, R obert Silverstein, J erold Klein, J oseph Ke nned y. - '· Juniors This year's Junior Class at Niles West no longer holds the subordinate position to the Senior Class, as was experienced during the two-year split-school system, At last the Junior and Senior Classes are working together as leaders of the student body.. Proof of their fine co-operation can be seen in the efficient establishment and operation of the Student Supervised Study Hall System. In appreciation of the co-operation and direction given them by the Seniors, the Juniors present the Junior Prom as the climax to a fine school year. �Juniors MR. ANDERSON Fourth Row: Wa yne Rude rm an, Allan Kitchen, Terry Schultz, Ken Potrue, Michael Delott, Kenny Hopps, Gerry Levin. Th ird Row: Stuart Cowin , Janice Pietrazak, Gayle Levin, Bruce Perrin, N iel Phillips, Gary Lewis, Judy Stevens, W arren French. Second R ow: Karen Cohen, Gai l Kla pma n , Boh Grossman. Ron H offm an , Phyllis Johnson, Davirl Gorenstein, Susie Freema n. First Row: Karen H e ttema, Barbara Kontelas, Sandy Sonne, Li nda Masters. Barbara Cywinski. MISS BALZER Fourth R ow: Lynn e Johnson, Ethan Braunstein, Arnold Glassherg, J ay Forman, Bob Anderson, Bill Zager, Merrily Hermann. Third Row: Sue Bergsman, .Jack Puccinelli, Ga ry Seiden, Jim Perlow, .John Meyer. Second R ow: Donna Dombek, Maureen Pozncr, D ia ne Anto n , Janet Carlson , Lee V.1einstein , Joyce .Masto n. First Row: Pam Pliskin, Lynne Leopold, Doreen Stocker, Betty Sielski. Lynn Multan. :\IRS. BARNES Fourth Row: Ron Derbes, Les Rimmler, Eel Gold, Dave Sandstedt, Mickey Berger, Ed Zastrow, .Jim Alle n. Third Row : Ron Tash, Larry Miller, Al Krause, Jeff Hartcnfeld, Ken Peterson , Ea rl Hoffenberg. Second Row: Flo Dover, Joy Frodin, Susan Cooper , Dorothy Matter, Lynn Stellar, .Judi Rosengard, Susan Karste!1. First Row: Arleen !\fayer, Judy Erickson, Rob111 Wine, Marty Sherman, Carol Fink. 145 �Juniors MRS. BEIL 1 ourth Row: Gale Carlson, Dennis Johnson, Harvey Muslin, Charles Goldberg, Walt Zavilla, Martin Roach, Bill Oliver. Third Row: Edwin fiagen, Jim Tovell, Bruce Humphrey, K~n Altshuler, Bruce Porter, Terry Ann Toros1c. Second Row: .Joan Mann, Lea Beaubien, David Lichtenstein, .James Lichtenstein, Yolanda Szwajger, Carol Becker, Pam Duke. First Row: Nili Olive, Grace Kramer, Barbara Ederer, .Judee Fine, Holly Lassen, Sheri Schulman . 1 MR. CECH Fourth Row: Dan Smith, Dave Nelson, Dave McCarty, .Joe Perlstein, Mike Olenick, Bob Dehnert, Steve Lazar. Third Row: Charlene Mueller, Dianne Taylor, .Jim Sitman, Bob Schmidt, Linda Young, Elizabeth Fagerstrom. Second Row: Eileen Novitt, Gail Schneider, Dianne Pahnke, Mardell McMahon, Fred Rosen. First Row: Mary Aggen, Cheryl Lanoff, Leslie Jaeger, Joan Wells, Cheryl Dahl. MISS DURKIN Fourth Row: .Jeffrey Tieger, Robert Ruyle, .Jerry Kutza, Bill Gutschick, Charles Giovanelli, Stephen Horwitz, Phil DeGrazia. Third Row: Meryl Harris, Kathy Busch, Mark Epstein, Charles Young, Richard Stein, Jerry Kamensky, Janet Dahlin, Sue Adelman. Second Row: Ren eeMaston, Ed Sotello, Debbie Beil , Dor.na Kaufman, Leann .Jordani, Karen Kluegel, Charlotte Tinker. Second Row: Roseann Schmidt, Donna Turner, Kathy Cashatt, Dora Heine, Sue Fesselmeyer. Pat Marling. 146 �Juniors MISS HAERR Fourth Row: John Sd111lz, Roh Vollcrman, Bob Fields, Gerry Berman, Barry Kerman. Bob Pastore lli. Third Row: Gary Graff, Marshall Fields, Martin Bramson, Tom Adams, Dick Roth. Second Row: Joyce Starr, Alice Griffin, Paul Deutsch , Sherman \Ve inherg. I.aura Sheppard, Marsha Hellman. First Row: Phvllis Laskov, Judy Johnson, Linda Glantz, Holly Brown. Heidi Herr. MRS. HOBBS Fourth Row: Louise Larson, Rosemary Patek, Harold Weibel, Allen Elenewski, William Timmer, .Jeff Shanin, Robert Widerquist. Third Row: Jean Karlesky, .Jean Moss, Elliot Silber, Roberta Bensen, Sandra Gillily, Jay Berke. Second Row: Francine Uditsky, Judy Blumenthal, Karen Nord, Sheila Kazmierczak, Diane Klein. First Row: Donna Harrison, Jackie Moravcik, Starr Vavrinek, Linda Schmiel, Alexis Magged. MISS KLINGER Third Row: Barry Ashkinaz, Richard Buelow, Margaret Schulte, Steve Brown, Roser Patek, .John Ferguson, .John Brunderman. Second Row: Carol Sullivan, Sue Ritchey, Susan Furster, Jane Allen, Laura Cech, Nina Kryski, Claudia Novotny. 147 �Juniors MR. KNAAK Fourth Row: Barbara Belgrade, Ruth Oslund, Gerald .Juarsky, Dennis Herkert, John Reese, Steve Sears. Third Row: Ken Krone, Rick Martinez, Steve Potkin, Ed Forkos, Howard Bolnick. Second Row: Alyse Plotnick, Dorene Sohr, Ken Klein, Mike Cosgrove, R ay Host, Connie Phelan. First Row: .Juanita Boyk, Marilyn Green, Elynne Chaplik, Susan Lapin, ldalee Frankenstein . ' MRS. LAMB Fourth Row: Gary Swanciger, Ron Stryker, Philip Pflieger, Leon Filas, Bob Epstein, John Wosakowski, Bruce Zocott. Third Row: Ruth Loeding, Toni Anderson, Pete Zaphirio, Glenn Larson, Tony Muskat, Howie Clyman. Second Row: Pamela Walsh , Gail Benzel, Diana Bon ifert, Jeff Lowy, Joel Blitstein, Barbara Biga. First Row: Mary Ann Dilg, Barbara Boysen, Cheryl Clauson, Maureen Peskid. Monica Lauer. MRS. LEVINE Fourth Row: J erry Kahn, Jack Burr, Don Haas. Rich Felsenthal, Joanne. Wheeler, Eliot Davidow. Third Row: Diane Alder, Karen R einhard, Lewis Davidson, Evelyn Zukerman, Sheila Gold. Second Row: Kathie Ellis, Nancy Tucker, Larry Katsoulis, J ane McMurray. First Row: Jennifer Und erwood , Sue Gallowich, Robin 'W agner, Laurie Taylor , Jill Markin . 148 �Juniors MR. LYERL:\ T hird Row: Joe Maro, G il Samson. Bob Silverstein, Joe Kennedy, George Scott, Larry Olson, Stephen Lee Turnpack. Second Row: Susie Dolnick, .Jay Davidow, Michael Wortman, Phil Sosnowski, Marc Lane, Diane Seligman. First Row: Marlene Stein, Susan Trowbridge, Joyce Ernt, Jackie Lantz, Diane Cuttler. MR. McMAHON Fourth Row: Craig Wagner, Richard Smevold, Tom Wilson, Robert Sorokin, Eddie Chait, Tom Yactor. Third Row: Claire Tabel, Penelope Varney, Gil Unatia, Walter Kay, Mike MacCallum, Barbara Graczyk, Kathleen Haller. Sec:md Row: Diane Wasserman, Roy Carlson, Don Raab, Bill Faehse, Helen Payne, Lorraine Yeend. First Row: Kay Patterson, Terry Zimka, Christine Haffner, .Jane Wells, Bohhie Grossman. MRS. PANOS fourth Row: Harold Schlichting, Dwight Yoshioka, .Jim Allison, .Jerry Weihs, Alan Scheufler, Steve Vrablik. Third Row: Bill Wagner, Jim Wicker, Don Deck, Rich Orloff, Jerry Klein, Richard Tokeshi, Iris Wickstrom. Second Row: Barbara Vincent, Pamela White, Betty Levine, Sharron Epstein, Alana Penner, Susan Nixon. First Row: Sharon Larson, Roberta Seidman, .Jill Gershun, Judy Landauer, Marilvn Schneider. 149 �Juniors MR. PAULSEN Fourth Row: James Murphy, Ral ph Piwko, Dale Rust, Glenn Sulser, Stuart Epstein, Steve Colton. Third Row: Richard Hellman, Lynda Payne, Bill H o rk, Jerry Cohen, Joe Weisbroot, Marie Beth Bedoe, Ray Henriksen. Second Row: Dorothy Field, Arlene Orlove, Rachel Amado, Audrey Levin, Marilyn Perlove, Margaret G9}de'!: bogen. First Row: Jane Dilg, Ginny Butzow, Nancy Silzer, Elayne Halpern, Karen Christensen, Jan Roman. MR. ROBINSON Fourth Row: Greg Zeimianin, Jack Jobst, David Senn, Phil Moss, Rob Heffron, Mort Blatt. Third Row: Larry Ross, Bill Seibel, Gary Lorenz, Janet Terp, Rosanne Trilling. Second Row: Sally Hoover, Dee Dervishian, Ron Epstein, Rober ta Bolon, Karen Bonesz. First Row: Clarice Zapas. Sue Vrancl', Barbara Chez. Sue Clayman, Carol Fixil. · · MRS. SACHER Fourth Row: Lyle Archer, Dennis Fornoff, Dick Formeister, Steven Spilberg, Frank Duda, Bob Hoffman. 'I'hird Row: Sherle Morgan, Michael N udelman, Paul Orser, John Walter, Harry Hochfelder, Steve Friedman, Judy Levatino. Second Row: Bob Anderson, Bonnie Cooper, CaroJ Friedman, Stella Mantalos, Carol Gutbrod, Jack Berger. First Row: Maureen Wolf, Rosemary Kohler, Marsha .Johnson, Karen Andrews, Marilyn .Johnson. 150 �151 �First Row: Sidn ey Grandman, Andrea Freed (Treas.) , Jacqueline Brandt (Vice Pres.), Steven Lee (Pres.), Constance Lowe (Sec'y.). Second Row: Jeffrey. Neumarke, April l\fau, Carol Kretschmar, J erold Pisan o, Lois Ditkowsky, Leslie Fujiyu, Sherrie Enenstein. T hird Row: J ohn Peters, Richard Daiberl, Marsha Sass, David Hill, Donna Zenner, Ala n Karlin. - ... Sophomores Dissection in biology, bisection in geometry, and literary interpretation in English are all part of learning for the average Sophomore at Niles West. Though he is no longer referred to as the "Senior at West;" he still plays an important part in school life. Engaging in such activities as the selling of school book-covers and folders, being monitors and study hall chairmen, the Sophomore Class h as clearly demonstrated their acceptance of responsibility. 152 �Sophomores ~IR. ANDERSO:\ Fifth Row: Gary Laff, Steve McConaughy, llonnie Batschauer, Bill Hobs, Fran Root, \Vayne Wisniewski, Glenn Parker. Fourth Row: Nancy Novak, .James Futransky, Bill Berg, Fred Hildebrand, Steve Rubin, Abraham Lev. Third Row: Marlene Parker, Lynne Freedberg, Bruce 'Worth, Steve Kuklin, Patrick Chrisos, .Joe Struck, Scott Thornton. Second Row: Rose Breekha, Maureen Karlin, .Jeff Lerner, Lynn Denley, Tudy Ford, Lorelei Neubarth. First Row: Rochelle Hirsh, Marianna Westphal, Jackie Brandt. Viq~inia Nelson, Donna Corn, Darlene Dell. MR. BO.EVERS Fourth Row: John Klemmer, Jim Haroldson, Glenn Masten, Stan Levin, Scott Mermcl, Tom Hanlon, Jerry Matayka, John Kmety. Third Row: Matthew Dewar, Gary Rebbe, Bill Johnson, Randy Henning, Keith Wiig, Maurice Mazz, Dennis Lefeune. Second Row: Sheryl Kreiter, JoAnn Koznarski, Marcey Siegel, Don Weil, Cathy Hagele, .Judi LeLaurneau, Larry Metnick, Rosalyn Berkover. first Row: Kathy Grey, Marcia Sass, Margo Berndt, Mary Reading. Carol Norman, Kathy Hanson. •\ \fISS BULT 1:ourth Row: Karc:n Quinn. Kalil\· \\"allies. Cherri Chepulis, Steve Hirschtick . .Jim Lappa, Eel Hruksch, Ray Steitz. Third Row: Jim Cierny . Linda Guinand. Andrea Freed. Janet Dure n, Pa u lette Ci nm an , Gan· Krispin. D<I\ id A le:->. Steve /\llaun. Sernnd Row: Susan Grigg, Lorraine Ricci. Elaine Sklar. George Waddell. :\"an(\· Criffiths. Linda .\ kcrh". .\ll an Sill·crstein . First Row: Roz· Pepper . Bunny, Gulherg . .Ju(l\" Dclo,·e. Donn<i C1ildstcin. She1 nice \\'ri ght . �Sophomores MRS. DOVRE Fourth Row: Tom Soquet, ' Varren North, Del Carlson, !\oel Schiff, Fred Kuechenmeister, Stu Hertzberg, Dick Deaiberl, Dean Katz. Third Row: Ron Zager, Bob Rivenburgh , Geo rge Goldberg, .John Stresser. Sam Burns. Steve Herzog. Steward Levy, Judy Smith. Second Ro·w : Bob Go uld , Robin Rand. Tudi Ke rstetter. Sarita Shapira, Bonnie Smith, Linda Radicek, Joel Delman. Jim Yardly. First Row: Kit Spikings, Sandy Rcrnolrls. Sharon Childs. Bonnie Srhulhoff. Ronnie Glass Danka Dragovich. MR . FABRI Fourth Row: Howard Shapiro, Harvey Beck, Sheldon Elias, Roger Heun, Michael Hanson, '"' aync Wolnik, Barb Kramarczyk, Bob Vollmer. Thi rd Row: Robey Swartz, Mary Jane Kriete, Steve Masell, John Miguel, Arlene Feldman, Rus· sell Lain, .Jim Weinhart. Second Row: Carol Long, Nancy Levitt, Russell Nelson, Flo Beletz, Allan Schwartz, Joseph Kwasniak, Cary Berkoll'itz, Linda Layne. First Row : Maureen Zemel, Marcia Berk, Jane t Stone, Barbara Strickett, Karen Shellist, Donna Paul. MRS. FINTER Fifth Row: Ron Landes, Don Schwartz, Steven Colbert, Jon Ch valo usky, Jim Parry, Gary Friedman, Robert Buls.ter. Fourth Row: Jeff Warren, Ray Silvertrust, Jerry Ja eger, Paul Alonas, Dan Weaver, Robert Kaplan . Third Row: Pat Eu lberg, Diane Davis, Barbara Mueller. Scott Halpert, Renate Decker, Judy Kriz, Davida Weinberg. Second Row: Kathleen Drew, Sandi Davidove, Terry Bryant, Jerry Stern. Bill Kane, Annette Iverson. First Row: Elizabeth Stengl, Barbara Ahrens, Gail Gordon, Barbara A. Abbott, Carol Kretschmar, Donna Uleck. 154 �Sophomores \fR. FOX Fourth Row: i\lichael Panchesin, Glenn Carniol, .Jerry Gorsky, Chris Marks, Ken Maul, Kerry Kenney, Bob Yamaguchi. Secon<l Row: Candy Demeduc, Amy Heppner. Art Sulser, Jo Ann Noto, Marc Muscat, Kath\" Moves. Jean Marie Kicrstein Stewart i\fvrent. Scco;1d Row: Todd Gracen, .Janice Liebling. Don Wagner. Chuck Brill. Lester Ke ller. Shcrrv F.nenstein. F.llen Silberman. First Row: S11rnn Karoff, Carol Tincher, Virginia Hawkins. Lrnn Henricks. C.ail Freedman. i\IR. CEME:\"Y Fifth Row: fohn Peters. Bob :\'ad ler. Terry Piell, Craig Woods, Bob Schreiber , Jack Bates, Mike Wynn. l''ourth Row: DaYe Bantz, Judy Tunkl, Jim .Johnson, .June Clark, Roger Williams, Bob D11ckane. Third Row: Scott Palast, Kathy Wilke, Terrv Stein, Pamela Powell, Mike Fabrie, .John Baruck . Diane 'Villiam s. Second Row: Joyce Barron Sharon facobs , Lynne Masover, Dale Doniger, Karen Larson, Jerry Kallison. First Row: Lynn Johnson, Renee Fein, T\onnie Bannister, feanne.Timmig-s. Lisa I.nhin . · .Judy Ditkowsky. i\llSS H:\TSCHER Fourth Row: Will iam Peterson, Mitch Bers, Robert Kaplin, Bill Burnstein, Rick Schafer, Larry Nelson, Jim Schlitter. Third Row: Sandra Baumann, Rosann Costantino, Gil Ross, Dave Steinberg, Bill 1\o,·otny, John Bell, Ellen H offman, Charlene Linick. Second Row: Leslie Fu jiye, .Joel Faerstein , Carole 'Vebster. Bonnie Feingold, Marilyn Spiegel, .Jon Nathan, MaryEllen Oehler. First Row: Cheryl Henningsen, Diane Majestic, Karen Skidmore. Ellen Falkoff, Janet \fyles. 155 �Sophomores MRS. JACKSON Fifth Row: Mike Salerno, Bill Cornelius, John Arpan, Don .Johnson, Bill Gi lbert, W all y .Janus, Dan Wimmer. Fou rth Row : Bi ll Murphy, Steve Spitz, Sandy Alper, Paul Va n Eikeren, Walter Kumme row, Al T ubekis. Third Row: Carol W erner, Bruce Hoag, Madelon Kahn, Bob Schwarz, Donna Zeitlin, Linda Laughlin, Rosemary Calucci. Second Row: Phyllis Carozza, Karen 'Vazhe rg. Sha ron 'Villiamson , Stuart Levin. 1orma Gottschalk, Marcia M ink. First Row: Shirley Cheetham. Sman Andrew~. Joanne Ru st, F.ileen Priura tsky, Chris Flowe rs. MR. KIELWASSER Fourth Row: Jack \Vu, George Ca racciolo, .Jim Schnidt, Kim Herbon, George Jackson . T hird Row: Betty Ann Koch , Tom Pfaff, Bob Lotz, Scott Levenfeld, Larry Burkhardt, Douglas Lipma n, Barb Berge r. Second Row: Dave DeVogelear, Dottie Ga llen, Lanny Moldofski, Larry Goldenberg, Barbara Fimoff, Rita Stutland. First Row: Donna Rugendorf Barb Bloom. Margare t Kinowski. Barb Ingram , Janis Prim. Sue Franklin . MR. KISSA C K Founh Row: Amy Levine, Bari> l'ctruk11s, Fred Votzmeyer, Russ Sabac, Tony Dohertv. A lan G uba , Bud Hurn s. Th ird Row: Mike Share. Barb Fleishman, Dennis Moore. Roger Ande rson , Tony Lewis, Bonna Marti n , .Jerry l'isan . Pat Bate ma n . Second Row: Karen Rolak , Louise Birnclorf, Iri Sherman, \\'alter h erson , Boh Penclle, Linda ~felam ed. Marla Lc\"ine. First Row: Carol \\"ork. Sue Poho ra ck. Holly Se milo ff. I .aura Schamber. Ingrid La ndberg. 156 �Sophomores mss KU.JAL\ fourth Row: Br\'an Anderson , Vi c Stroetzcl, llill Meisner, ;\like 'Head, .Jack Bookwalter, Gary Goldma n, Terry McComb, ·reel Forsberg. Th ird Row: Pamela Prange, Paul Hain, fuli e Schulman, Sherwin Le,·in, Janet Kuffer, Cary Gaan, Terry Bramwell , Linda Swanson. Second Row: i\Iarilyn Glen n, Carole 'fanna . Toni 'fattingly, Leslee Berkson , Barbara Berlin, Diane Kopp· man , Rita Stupp. First Row: .-\my Gabriel, Christine Osca rson , Linda Norli ng . Bonnie Gregenson, Phvllis " ' immer. t MRS. MET Z l'ourth Row: fohn Ritter, Boh Olson, Dick Zaitlen, Jim Ditkowski. fim fohnson. Bob Mueller, Mike Side!. Third Row: Margaret Betts. Bill ·wood, Mark Gragman, Ralph Overbeck, Bob Weinberg. Sheldon Goklner. Second Row: Rita Lisser, Karen Engdahl, Jeff Newmark, l'h\ llis Mil ler. Linda Landerholm. Evclvn Broccolinno. First Row: Penny 'farks. Bev Ai·pan. Marilyn Blank. T.aurn Zaidlcr. T.vnn Duda. 'I RS. 'IORRISOi\' Fourth Row: Dennis Baumhardt, Donn -A llan Pearlman, Elmer Raimann, Bob \Vooly, Fred Geist, Fred Anapol, Bob Bader. Third Row: Toni Allison, Cynthia Cockrell, Roy LaR011ssa, Marlene Kaluzna, Janis Kliphardt, Barb Skara, Peter Vorsatz. Second Row: Ellen Guenther, Lois Ditkowsky, Caren Mich, Lee Weiss. Larry J'ogofsky. Lore n Lusher, Linda Anderson. Ruth· ann Kalish. First Row: Linda C.oehelt. Karen Fuka, Lois Peterson. G;iil Hagen. Dona Chi k;naishi. 157 �Sophomores MISS R YLA!'\C:E Fourth Row: Jim E ichhorn, Raymon d Burke, Edwin Cline, Ron M irshak , Jim Archer , Warre n Eve nsen, Bob Thomas. Third Row: Julie Janse, Nancy Doyle, David Merrill, Allan Karlin , Laura Eagan, Judi Rosecrans. Second Ro-w: Ron Schiller. Holl y Thompson. ,\ lvin Borack, Dave Danzinger. Pascha l Esposi to. Stephen Rothb lall. David Goldberg. First Row: D iane Natkin. Etta Schreiber, ihrb Tohmon . Marv M eadows. l.i7 Honnet. Merle Hi lfman. .\IR. SAL:\ERS founh Row: i\!a rv Blustei n. Irv Kravitz, Tom Hansen, Bill Hunter, Len Ucnnelt. Tack Dawson, foe Urbanus. Third Row: Tu la T himios, Denise Green berg, Kathy ~ I itz. lhian Cohen, Jeri Packer, Bonnie Hinkoff. Ti m '.\lorcen, Leslie Sand ler. Second Row: Hob Kit.sos. Kathy Lach. Merilyn Cole, Ma rcia Keno. Carole Kirk, Joe (;olclcnberg, Bever ly Cowan. First Row: Dianne Gorski, l'a tl Malone, Gon ion l'relius. Scott Sara ncc ki. \ l arilvn Daddson. Pan Forg·en. 1 MISS SEKU:\O\V Fifth Row: Crag Strobl, Barry Davis, .Mark Sorokin, Al G uba, Howie Clark, Mike Owens, Chris Redinger. Fourth Row: Jerry Goodman, Dennis Risman, Percy Goldberg, Bill Rosenquist, Ken Cieszykowski. Sco tt Evans. Th ird Row: Diane Coch. Vance Sha[, Susan Pifke, Doris Lange. Sue Sommers, Steve Lee, Marcia l'inkwater. Second Row: Arlene Novick, Debrr1 Rosenberg, 'ancy Burkhardt. D iane Brendel , Howa rd Plenn, Pat Collins. First Row: Charmaine Klein, Lnrne Schmitz, Judith .~tocker. Linda Zimmerman, fane Goldfeder. 158 �Sophomores MR. SNYDER fourth Row: Keith Schroeder, Bill Christinsen, Gary Meszaros, Roger Basrak , Rob Florczak, \ ' lad im ir Sokolov. Alan Alop, l\oh Pines. Third Row: Greg Thoma, Jud y Dorfman, Roseanne Heinz, Richard Herman, Arthur Wulf, Jim Kohl , Steve Marino. Second Row: Linda Shapir.o, Fran T ucker, Jud y Gliem , DaYicl Hill. Hoh .Velen, Bill Henricks, Trudi Davis. Barbara Lee. First Row: Carolyn Alport. Linda Kessel, Jeanne S:1fl;nski. Lore Hoeper. l'onnie .\nn Krooth. llarriet Coss. MR. WHITLATCH Fifth Row: Milt Wikell, Dick Bolgioni, Pete Kirchens, Jim Janek, Rick Spencer, .Jim Voigt, Roger Barrick. Fourth Row: Judy Lear, Jim Jobst, Barbara Heyer, Clara Szabady, Mike Garlich, Alan Lovering. Third Row: Bonnie Schiffman, Linda Klyman, Charles Bass, Don Klipowicz, Fred Milwer, Nancy Carlson. Second Row : Gordon Peterson , Linda Lichtenstein,, Rosemary Rogan, April Mau, Sue Bernstein, Elaine Neubauer. First Row: Sue Mann, Rosalie Sterner, Georgine Torerella, Maureen Maher, Janis Lowy. i MR. WiNKLEMA'.'> l Fifth Row: Michael Conti, Dave Rose, Jack Kristof, Ron Th igpen, Dennis Walter, Jim Semple. Fourth Row: G len Zimmerman, Barry Derman, Barbara Sinkule, Lin Fredrickson. .\ lan Rosen, Jam es Anderson, Barbara Freeman. Thi rel Row: Bob Lamhertv. Don Keumn, Chuck Aull, J oel. Friedman. Ron Bongiaan. :\faureen Anger. Second Row: Tom Haller. Joe Amari. Fran Heller, Jud y l\fizock, Barbara .\hbott. first Row: Judit11 Anderson, Tomilm Aiello. Joan Nakayama. Donna Zenner. Trnc!Y l\.a rp. Cara Aron. 0 159 �Sophomores MR. WINTERJ-1.\LTER Fourth Row: Dave Katz, Jim Cutrone. George Azelickis, Gary Kiszely, Jim Torenko, Charles Hook, Bruce Grossman. Th ird Row: Stanton Schweinsberg, Fran Garfield. Chris :\furl as, Bi ll Dressel, Linda Christ. Sid Gradma n. Robert Kleinzweig, Barry Elden . Second Row: Joyce H lady, Sandra Lee Wiese. Rosch· .\ ppleha um. 1.inda Endicott. :\fargare r Anderson . Snooki e Pe rri, Sharon Rodnick. First Row: Kim H ohhs. Gretchen Shi,·lcv. Sue Ka plan. Ja rv llrin . Joa n · He rbst. :\farilvn ·Hammond . 160 �161 �Fourth Row: Corinne Sween y, Jo Ann Foster, Linda Anderson, Pat Con. Judy Kliphardt, June Lantz, Joyce Eilers. Third Row: Sally Rask. Penny Lambert, Eileen Goldman, Arlene Kaplan, .Jill Kurti. Midge Moli ncro. Second Row: Chuck Rubner, Audrey Tischler, Cheryl Faintuch, Adrian Feigenbaum, Linda Perlman, Linda Hulteen, Marilynn MacCorkle. First Row: Bonnie Zimmerman, Martha Harvis (Secretary), Jay Wernicoff (Treasurer). l\ue Gilbert (President), Miss Honn (Sponsor) . - ._ Freshmen All the students at Niles West sense the impe>rtance of newness in their school, but none so greatly as the Freshman Class. For them, Niles is not only a new school, but a completely different way of life - a life of fifty-five minute periods, final exams, student unions, and football games. The Freshmen find that they have more responsibilities to meet, and they work hard to plan their activities. The school takes pride in the Freshman Class, because in June, 1965, they will have thEt distinction of being the first class to complete a four year program at Niles West. ' 162 �Freshmen MR. ABRAM fourth) Row: George Franks, Douglas Andersen, Donn Saltzman, Wa lter Brodzik, Jim LeDuc, Bruce Dingman. Third Row: Carol Bernstein, Robert Keefer, Howard Hartman, Bill Merriman, Carla Erlander. Second Row: Joan Glassberg, Anna Marie Russo, Judy Lindemann, Louise Winograd, Linda Altenbern. Linda Gitn er. First Row: Marilyn Cohen, Penny Nelson, Janet Hoglund, Sherry Sorensen, Bernadette Kizouk, Merle Tuchow. MR. BANDELIER Fourth Row: .Jeff Holtzman, Steve Gold, Daniel Whitmore, Bob Randazzo, Charles Koziol, Richard Fallico. T hird Row: Cindy Zlatos, Jeff Tannenbaum, Carolyn Johnson, Tom Beezy, Lexi Panos, Gary Lucary, Laura Maltz. Second Row: Lesley Applebaum, Cecile Weins tein, JoAnn Owen, Nikki Fortunato, Joyce Sch um an, Ida Jean Dascanio. First Row: Marcia Kurian, Nancy Grauman, E llen Brandzcl, Sue Rask, Donna Swanson . MISS BARANYAI Fourth Row: Bob Gutsmiedl, Gregg Rosenquist, Ken Larson, Darrell Painter, Ronald Delott, Steve Solomon, Duane Alder. !'bird Row: Dollie Villano, Na ncy Knochelmann, Martina Oskroba, Lee Ann Adam i, Ron Mason, Linda Brody, Janice Dugan, Wilene Yohanna. Second Row: Pearle Slepyan, ~farianne Rose, Roy Blumenthal, Ed Fli nk, Arthu r Karol, Renea Behrens. Mildred Molinaro. First Row: Carol Ch amerski, Barbara L esser, Ronnie friedner. Joanne Brown. Barbara Heller. 163 �Freshmen MR. BRYA:'\ Fourth Row: Robert \\fever, Keith Lencho, Karen Komiss, Gary F ilko~ Tanice Tritschler , Paul Helford, Bill Warner. Third Row: Gary Stevens, Bob Zuffante, Chester Sargeant, Al Blumenthal, Ken Dobbs, Tim Gagne. Second Row: Karen Spies, Myrna Lynch. Ch eryl Goldblatt, Donald Apelian, Heidi Plante. Linda Esposito, Sandi Anderson. First Row: Donna Bjork, Diane Newton, Patti Corr. Linda Faraci, Pam Sage, Linda Hrynko. MR. CARRELL Fourth Row: Edward Kilcullen, P.erry ·wan, George Fritz, Rick Samuelson, Bob Leichtenberg, Bruce Meyer, Bob Peterson. Third Row: Candy Sackrison, Barb 'Villiams, Alex- Sterner, Trudi Horowitz, Linda Espey, Gregg Dobbin. Second Row: Jeanne Condon, Fran Tropstein, Sue Goldberg, .Joan Klaveter, Ady Pi ntacura, Kathe Kuhr, .Janice Spiegel. First Row: Barbard Lundquist, Betty Newma n , Linda Anderson. Peggy Wim mer, Mary Ann Beutler. MR. COYER Fourth Row: Dennis McGuire, Bob Ne lson , Tony Kottmeier, Charles Kraemer, Mike Lucas, Gary Behrstock. Third Row: Tim Goldstandt, .Joy Regin, Virginia Davis, Lynne Barnett, Steve Horwitz. Second Row: Judy Johnson, Dale Wickum, Jerry Simmons, Chris Fanaras. First Row: Donna Braverman, Ann Papa, Jon Conrad, Dave Reicherts, Toanne Foster. 164 �Freshmen MR. CUNNINGHAM Fourth Row: Herb Greenm an, \fike Suida, Jim Novotny, Richard Roberts, Jim Thompson, J im Fe rris. T hird Row : :'lfark Kushner , Ron Malone, Robert Berman, Diana Leach, Ronna Rice. Second Row: Lynn Kanter, Ellyn Freed, Don Jobst, R ita Halpern, Suzanne Young, Linda Didier. First Row: Carol Zolkowski , l ea n Staffens, Ellen \'Te nakee, Linda Buhley, Marla Shiman. MISS DUTHIE Fourth Row: Bob Muise, Dale Koprinik, Bill Becker. Bill Wha ley, Bill Rainero, Mike Senger. T hird Row: Jan Rapport, Barry Gold, Dan Ernt, Bill Hodges, Diane Schulman. Seconc\ Row: Chuck Linder, Rita Goundas. Holl y '.Veiner, Susan Booth, T Fisher. Bonnie Zimmerman . o First Row: Claire Bank , Ma rguerite O'Neill, C.ail Dankowski, June Storck, Betty Magnuson. MISS ELGAR Fourth Row: Scott Kaluzna, D ennis Omachel, Gerry E larde, Allen Tropstein, Robert Lange, Greg Sher1dan. Third R ow: Beverly Bedoe, Caro line Peters, Molly Nadler, Peggy Ritter, Te rry Kramer, Elaine Sil verman, Tammy Miles. Second Row: Robert Slotky, Jim Guenther, Audrey Tischler, Meredith Lenell, Rich a rd Wolter, Jeffery Rochman. F irst Row: Tanis Harris, Carol T inker. Beth Katz. Terry Frieden. Cathy Sch locker. 165 �Freshmen ~JR. El'STF.1:\ Fu urt Ii Rmc frank Vazzan o, Kenn eth Sch inzing, .\Ian Cassid). Ala n Gerow, l\ fichacl Le,·ine, Joh n :\fille r. Third Row: Barbara Proesel, :"l<fichellc Collo ns, .Judy Kli phardt, Harold Eile r. Barbara Sam uels, Kare n 1'o,·oselski;, H elen Bache r . Second Row: y,·onne Stegeman. lra \\'eiss. Mike Hil!Je rt . Gerha rd Strehl. Rober t Rarskv. Linda :\lc:\inch. First R ow: Pennv Fa ust. Charle ne Stern . .\ nila 1'.rause. Rarhara Blc,,i11g. Elvse C:old, tcin . Donna Curran. :-.nss FUERST Fourth Row: David Endre, Larry Bassu k, Leonard Koenig, Bob Gertenrich , Mike Checkopoulos, Emo. Suejnoma. Third Row: Ted Schm idt, Steve \.Yell ner, Sue Stiska, Susan Radermacher, Burt Lewin. Second Row: Boh Gillman , Adele Olsberg, .\Ia n Hin k le, Greig Puerkal, Ma ril ynn :'lfacCorkle. Ellen Feinberg. first Row: Shoya Gornste in , G isela Enselen , Patri cia ·waite r, Ila Krause, Belincla Ballew, Ma ril yn Schramm . MISS GERRJTT Fourth Row: Darlene Unbeh aun. :\-!aria Christ, William Hudspeath, Lois \Vojakowski, Bill Hanlon , Beverly Rosenfeld. Th ird Row: Diane Levy, David Tu rner, Jim Spinnato, Co nnie Berg, Christine Mussar. Second Row: Ri chard Engel , Ronald Karpmen, Roger Rudich, J ohn Verhunce, Penny Rotheiser, Charlo tte Petroske. First Row: Lan a Novak, Marla Adelson , Joyce Eilers, Diane H euberger, Pat Snellman . .\ rlene Keuper. 166 �Freshmen MISS HARBART Founh Row: Mike Hobbs, Bob English, Burke Quinn, Dan Swanson, Pete Chechopoulos, Tom· Liano. Third Row: Nancy W einberg, Jay 'Vernikoff, Terry Senf, Tony Konopka, Lana Iverson. Second Row: Diane Schriar, Pamela Rotter, Keit h Baumhardt, Bob Mueller, Donna Damkjer, Nancy Bond. First Row: Pat ,Ballo u, Kathy Magner, Ruth Olson, .Joy Ramsey, Barb Zel kowitz, Gloria Steuer. MR. HAR~10N Fourth Row: Sue Leick, Rick Odess, Berry Grnssman, .John Timmer, Wayne Jung, Hilary Kahn. Third Row: Tom Schaever, Ronald Bernstein, William Skutta, Bob Wolf, Barb Baum. Second Row: Rochelle Rishe Susan Petacque, Dana Peterson, Tom Margalski, Nancy Sidell. First Row: Sharon Meyer, Gayle Thomsen. M iriam Fried, Nancy Karch , Gayle Harris. MR. HARVEY Fourth Row: Norman Flasch, Jay Shirman, Gary Dankowski, Dennis Smi th, Pat Decker, 'Vayne Martin , Dennis Guess. Third Row: Robert LaRoussa, Lona Hartman, Alan Truesdell, Jay Kaplan, Dennis Rosen, Alan Bers, Gina Pollice, Dana Rogin. Second Row: Lynn Silverman, Judy Butler, Bill Womer, Bob Orlove, Judy Beaird. Diane Friedman, Melody Mits. First Row: Sharon Omachel, Sherrie Katz, Vivian Rosenfeld, Sandra Tolchin, Karen Petersen, Donna Drews. 167 •• �Freshmen i\IISS HOHMAN Fourth Row: Shirley Wable, Nancy Samuelson, Ronald Baker, Charles Henrickson, Gary Carlson, Karen Young. T hird R ow: Diane Korncic, Jim Wehnnacher, Yivian Fabro, Darlene Armslrong, Pat .Jones, Charles Sehurecht, .Joanne Potenza. Second Row: Ken Garen, Scott Pitzer, Jeffery Leptich, Philip Mikula, Sam Doppelt, Mike Slone. First Row: Nancy :\'orling. Mary Ann McCracken, Diane Hunter, Bonnie Cowen, Ilene Goldman. MR. KETTLEBOROUGH Fourth Row: Richard Timmel, Elmer Nuss, Mike Rudowicz, Paul Fischer, Rich W"oldman, Bruce Sirkiw. Third Row: George Manolas. Bob Criz, Susan Parr, .Eileen Harms, Arlene Freeman. Second Row: Edwin Skrzymowski, Rick Johnson, Steve Berman, Diana T hiede, Naomi Dietze, Steve Greenman. First Row: Sharon Basting, Arlene Kaplan, Sandra Shiner, Svclni Metrick. Flaine Leck. l\flSS LAMAR Fourlh Row: Ken Simpson , \1anin Pau lsc11. Roger Thomas, Gary ' Vilkans, Da,·e McConaughy, A rno ld Zehner. Third Row: Jack Feldpausch, Gloria Talias, Sanely De\faa. Claudelle ;\lonclerc, \fike Krn p ni ck. Second Row: Karin Fray. Mike Izbicky, Boh Greene. Gary Ringel. Terry Berke. Susa n Renieris. First Ro\\": Shern· Kammi, .Julie Barth, Susan Brownstein, Penny 1.a mhert. I.aura Seligman , Christine Ha jc111k. 168 �F_reshmen MISS l.A'WSON F(Jul'lh Row: Genie Dchmlow, Ben Terma n, ferr y Miller. Rick Kreiter. Joel Berger, Jeff Wiese, Pat Bridges. T hird Row: Bill Nod<lin, fa y Mcel1rty, ;\litchcll Yelcn, Marshall Cordell, Bob Issacson. Janis Frank lin . Second R ow: Barbara Lain, Mark Feldman. Jeff Graff. Mary Hagen, Ga il Kalmis. First Row: Ruth \frdak, '<atalie Reid , Barbara Harth. Susan Seidman. ::orin nc Swcenv. Oilora Pearson . MISS LEFF Fou~·th Row: Allan Schaefer, Sherry McCann, Davul Cahan, G lenn Lenzen. Garv W'atkins, .Joyce Koppman. Third Row: !Wark Kipnis. Dan Garcia, Iris Go ld farb, Richard Grant, Steve Meyer, Robert Phelan, Susan Trester. Second Row: Richard Heller, Linda Hulteen, Linda Spies, Susan Schwartz. Linda Porazinski, Judy Androw. F irst Row: Marcia Niclas, Mary Anne Blameuscr. Ma1·ilyn Coulter. Linda Ewing, Sandy Salotti. MRS. MARGUARDT Fourth Row: Justin Kowitt, Anita "Veinstein. Frank Lippens, Brent Becway, David Esterman, Alice Johanson. Third Row: Catherine Darsch, Cathy Kuhn, Marcie Fleishman, Lauren Gold, Hal Rammel. Second Row: Lynne Graham, Daniel White, Rhea Strauss, Harold Clyman, Debbie Zitt ler, Marla Ranks. First Row: Helen Schultz, Jeffery Swanson, David Murphy, Sally Rask, Jane Bradford, Dorothy Ostermeir. 169 �Freshmen MRS. NORLING Fourth Row: David Murray, Tom Hain, Bill Allenbaugh, Gary Katler, Jim Van Grimbergen, Mark Palmer, Bruce Bolnick. T h ird Row: Terry Matzkin, Sandra Hepburn, Carol 'Voltersdorf, Janis Sm igiel, Roberta Kelter, Bill Demas. Second Row: Lynn Bennett, :'\ick Fortuna, Lin Domenella, Carol Multon, Sandra ~ovak , Robert Sotello, Kath leen Chrisos. First Row: Rosal ie Rosenfeld, Maureen Un ick. Judi· Levin, .Judy Cermain. Linda Odelman. Kai· Peterson. MISS O'C.O:'\:\'OR Fourth Row: Eel Hildehranclt. l.ee W eisz. Dick Koch , Bob Bartholomew. J.arrv l.evinson. F~Jnk Schmid. Third Row: Carol Zender. Paul Chaitkin , June Dah lin. Bi ll :\litchell. Scott Prouty, Darryl Ellis, Linda Balkonis. Second Row: Bobby Strom, Gail Goren, l'atTI' (;ilhert, Limb ' ylancl, Adrienne l' e ig-cnhaum. N;rncv Schaffner. First Row: Louise \V;il ad is. C<Hol Blessing. Kathi· MacCall u m. Harlene Kra11s. Rona Tmme rgluck. A Ii son F.a vcs. MR. RA~rn1s Charles Robbins. Gene .Jacobs, Vincent Ferina , Fourth Row: .Jim Singer, Richard McGuire, Don Rhoney, Darrell 7.olezzi. Third R ow: Pam Melichar, .Jim Thommes, Bonnie Bartlett, Ruth Kane, June Lantz, Diane Selzer. Second Row: Michelle Fredson, Cheryl Hehn , Marve Adler, Richard Greenfield, Bob Jlerkover, Jessica U la ming, Myra Bryant. First Row: Ardith Penner, Barb Ha lvman , Sharon Deutch, Barb Tenbusch. Joy Reynolds. 170 �Freshmen MR. SHARP Fourth Row: Bruce " ' urmser, Tom vVilderquist. Fred Teichert, Tom Yamaguchi, Peggy Beinig. Third Row: Robert Krasner, .Jill Kurti, Bob :\fieclrich, Nancy Rehwaldt, Nancv Paulson, Noreen Marshall, Lynne Fox. Sharon Gunther. Second Row: Larrv F.arlix , Harold Berger, Arnold Fearn, Mark Reitman. Allan Howard. Sandra Sweadner. First Row: Karen Johnson. Ann Bartelson. Susan Scullv. Karen Dedekind . Jeff Claus. ( I MR. SORENSE:\ Fourth Row: Candy Hidaka, Roger Haney, (;lenn l\lesserschmitt, Ray Anderson, Bob Wag· ner, Janice Ermilio. Third Row: Judy Trufant, James Lees, Allan DiSalvo, Gayle Ambrus, Carol Hook, Curtis Peterson, Donna Loynd. Second Row: Bruce Keith, Lorie Lee DeLeRosa, Larr} Brown, Sandra Pierce, Deby Rest, Robert Steinberg. First Row: Lynn Coleman, Karen Neumann, Kathy Speichert, .JoA nn e Ryden, .Judie Cold, .\nd rea Wilner. I MRS. STANLEY 1:ourth Row: Paul Snoply, Bill Bethke, Mike \!art orano, .Jerry LaRoy, Ricky Karl, Da\'id Abennan, .Jim Rosenbloom. Third Row: Beth Konopka, .Judy l' riedman, Andrea Kaufman. Patt Duffey, Linda Rolla, Vicki Ono, Elyse Behr, Gary Wells. Second Row: Susan Lerner, Joanell \\'etmore, Yve tte Morris, Jerry Flei~chman. Dale Darsch. \!artha Har\'is, .\ rl eLLe Peterson. First Row: Shirley Carlisle, C heryle Da\'iS. Sandi Hantm;w . . \u drey .\dams, I.inc!a Cohen. 171 �Freshmen MRS. STEIN Third Row: Tom Katsoulis, Dave Stanbery, Les Rudnick, J erry DeRudder, Greg Foster, Tom Hanstrom, John Mazzeffi, Terry Altshu ler. Second Row: Fran Epstein, Jo Ann Witt, Joan Clauson, Terri Freidman, Susan Gilbert, Rita Lieberman, Dennis La uer. First Row: Billie Rudd, Sharon Albert, Marsha Petrosesi, Jan Snyder. Rosemary Kierstein . MISS TILLQUIST Fourth Row: Barry Garlin, Phil Schechter, Don Strahan, Ron Herrmann, R ichard Barclay, Bob Levin. T hird Row: Barbara Illian, Elliot Weinstein, Nadine Asher, Carol Kranz, Lucy San towski. Second Row: Janice McLin, Donna Blank, Bob Carlson, Bruce Edwards, Robert Kletnick, Cheryl Faintuch. First Row: Corinne Voll mer, Cynthia Croneigh, Pat La Vay, Linda Prehnal, Pat Zalesn y, Donna Gold ner. MR. WOLF Fourth Row: Danny Russell, Fred Diamond, Rick Steele, Jim Meinke, Ray Perdue, Barry Frank. Third Row: Mark Harris, Craig Katznelson, Kathy Sorensen , Cathy Glade, Bill Von Gillem. Don Anderson, Herby Lawrence. Second Row: Sandra Clyman, Phyllis Berndt, Judi Berlowe, .Jill Nelson, Nancy Allen, Tobi Epstein. First Row: Ellen Hoffing, Betty Pedott, Martha Lindberg, Shirley Kilcullen , Susan W inslow. 172 �173 �- ... Niles West Boys Find a Challenge in Sports. 174 ��One thing they can never take away from you, Big Red, you brought Niles West its first championship! With 27 seconds remaining in the season's final contest, the mighty Indians came up from a 6-0 vice to score the seven points that brought them the 1961 Interim League title - the first grid crown in Niles West's first year of football. Leading a field of twelve teams, the Indians established their power as early as the nonconference opener, when they routed their crosstown rivals, Niles East 34-6. In driving rain the Indians scored 20-6 against Glenbard East, to triumph in their league debut. Still damp from the Glenbard trek, a loyal home crowd sat through a cold and rainy Saturday to watch the Varsity trounce East Leyden 27-7. In their first night bout the Indians met an inspired Maine West eleven, suffering the season's lone defea t, 13-6. But victory soon reigned as the Indians scalped ·west Leyden 45-0. A 33-19 win over the Warriors of Willowbrook put the finishing touches on "Kick-Off '6 1," the memorable week-end of West's first homeco[Jing. The Indians did their dads proud the following week, as they stormed over Deerfield 60-12. It was not until the closing seconds of a touch and go contest with the ·w·heaton Tigers, however, that the Indians were assured of an und isputed title. A capacity home crowd watched breathlessly as Suburban Area All Star Quarterback, Jim Hart, spied Bobby Brown, senior end, in the en d zone, and let go with the most important pass of the season. Seconds later Hart carried the ball and the Indian's victory hopes over the goal line, bringing the final score to 7-6. As the sta n ds went wild and the trumpets blared "Go you Indians . . . ," Head Coach Mike Basrak and Assistants 'Villiam Schnurr, Francis 'l\Tillet. and Darrell Conway left the field in first class style - high on the shoulders of the new league champs. the mighty Indians. 176 Determination proves to be the key in this play as an Indian defenseman breaks u p a pass. �Indians Win Interim League Championship VARSITY N iles N iles Ni if'S N iles N iles 34 20 27 6 Nile~ 45 33 N iles Niles 60 7 6 6 7 N iles East Glen bard East East Leyden Maine West West Leyden Willowbrook Deerfield Wheaton 13 0 19 12 6 Interim League scoring leader, Tom Perri, is in the clear for another touchdown . First Row: ]. Lindemann (Manager), D. Herkert, B. Hohs, R. Strimple, E. Davidow, T. Perri, ]. Allen , M . Levy, M. Epstein, G . Lewis (Manager); Second Row: W. French, B. Brown, I. Starkev, T. Beddia, L . Hill, ]. Zimberoff, J. Hart, N . Brownstein, B. H erkert, R . Artw!ck, M. Green, M. Thiry; T hird Row: Mr. Darrell Conway, Mr. ' '\lilliam Schnurr, S. Brown, C. G iovannel li, S. Horwitz, D. Rust, B. Gutschick, A. ~lassberg, J. Kahu, D. Bostrum, M. Caha n , E . Hoffenbe1·g; Fourth Row: ]. Davidow, E . Zastrow, D . Deck, D. Rossi, B. Oliver , K. Altschuler, M. MacCallum, J. Minx, D. Mcintosh, B . Da hl , Mr. Michael Basrak. .. ~ ... ~" '.# ~ ... "'!""' * l..; J >' �Teamwork proves roo much for Niles East Trojan, Bob Lis. Varsity 1n Action Leading th,e victorious Indians· onto the field are the varsity cheerleaders. "Thou shall not pass" is Rick Artwick's thought as he prepares for the tack le. Jt!rry Zimberoff deftly maneuvers through a tight spot. 178 �Sophomores Develop Skills, Gain Experience Three extra points and the Sophomore football squad, coached by Mr. William Coyer, could have had an undefeated season. Four wins against one loss and two ties was the final record. The only loss was by one point, 14-13, against West Leyden. Two 6-6 ties were played against Glenbard East and Deerfield. Included in the four victories were shutouts over Niles East, East Leyden, and Wheaton. In the seven games played, the Indians scored six points in three games and thirteen in the remaining four. The Sophomores will be a welcome addition to the varsity next year on the basis of their fine season of 1961. Scores SOPH Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles 6 6 13 13 13 6 13 Niles East Glenbard East East Leyden Maine West West Leyden Deerfield Wheaton 0 6 0 6 14 6 0 First Row: Mr. John Lain, B. Elden, R. Rivenburgh, E. Bruksch, L. Moldofsky, B. Rosenquist. J. Jobst, i\Ir. William Coyer. Second Row : i\f. Conti, C. Hook, T. Pfaff, W. Kummerow, S. Burns, B. Yamaguchi, P. Faraci, B. Thomas. Third Row: D. DeVogelear, L. Freel, W. Novotny, D. Wimmer, G. Maston, D. Katz, R. Anderson, G. Zimmerman, M. Owens. Fourth Row: S. Allaun, E. Cline, L. Nelson , J. Parry, H. Clark, G. Goldman, A. Alop, J. Cutrone. Fifth Row: A. Lev, S. Sarenecki, R . Basrnk, J. Kristof. G. Kiszely, J. Janek, J. Archer. R. Thigpen, G. Strohl. �Freshman football players strive to make Willowbrook a nother victim of their four shutouts. A victorious freshman football team seems to Indians will retain their championship of 1961. ·The ca li bre of our first-year men has given coaches George Bauer, Ra lph Lylera, William Paulsen, and Jerry Engle the much n eeded material necessary to prepare winning teams. With ample school spirit and support from the student body, the 7-1 record of the Freshman A team speaks for itself. The B team posted a 5 and 2 campaign. ·w ithout even looking into a crystal bal l. the dass of 65 shou ld make history for Ni les. FROSH "A" Niles 16 Niles 25 Niles 45 0 Niles Niles 24 Niles 14 Niles 12 Niles 13 Niles East G lenbard East East Leyden i\faine West "\Vest Leyden W illowbrook Deerfield \Vheat on 6 0 6 18 0 0 0 7 FROSH "B'' J\'iles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles N iles 0 6 30 19 0 9 6 Proviso West Glen bard East East Leyden l\faine West "\Vest Leyden G len brook 'Wheato n 13 0 0 6 6 0 0 Freshmen Trounce Competiti on First Row: Mr. George Bau er , M. Hi1bert, W. Demas, R. Greenfield , M. MacCallum, R . Malone, B. Mueller, S. Pitzer, J. Goldstein. Second Row: Mr. R alph Lyerla, W. Rainero, T .. Yamaguchi, B. W u rmser, C. Brodin, R. Aviano, K. Simpson , A. Zenner, A. Tropstein, Y. Samole, D. Ern t, Mr. William Paulsen. Third R ow: B. Mitchell, B. Carlin, J. Basak, A. Liano, M. Pa ulsen , A. Schaeffer, P. Snoply, G. Wells. R. Larson, Mr. Jerry Engle. Fourth R ow: T. Matzkin, B. W haley, F. Lippon s, B. Allenbaugh, M . Levine, D. Aberman, D. Smith, B. Levin, R . T homas, B. Wagner, B. Harvey. Fifth Row: D. Ad ler, R. Steele. C. Hendrickson, E. Jacobs. D. Strahan. T. Widerquist, B. English, R . Barclay, D. Reicherts, D. Whitmore. B. M eyer, B. Quinn. �First Row: W. Semmerling, R. Anderson, D. Raab, R. Barber. Second Row: Mr. John Harmon, J. Mikolay, S. Spilberg, J. Snabel, P. Harvey. The Niles West cross country team ended the season with a record of 4 and 5. This could have b een different, but early in the season two meets were lost by less than four points to Proviso West and Glenbrook East, two strong Interim League teams. Mr. John Harmon's runners took a 7th place in the Interim League meet and 14th place in the State Districts. Juniors Robert Barber and Donald Raab consistently finished one-two in the dual meets. These two will provide an excellent nucleus for next year's team. Coached by Mr. John Cress, the Frosh-Soph runners posted a 2 and 7 record with victories in the first and last meets against Niles East and Maine West. ., ~ Barber, Raab Lead Harriers SOPH VARSITY Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles 27 30 30 28 38 33 23 25 41 Niles East Proviso West Glenbard East Willowbrook Prospect Glen brook Deerfield East Leyden Maine West 29 27 26 29 23 24 34 30 30 FROSH-SO PH First Row: G . Ringle, B. Orlove, G. Caracciolo, S. Lee, H. Simon, R. M irshak, M. Wynn, S. Schweinsberg, G. Dobbin, A . Hinkle, R. Schaft. Second Row : Mr . John Cress, J. Rodman, H. Greenman, L. Bers, A. Gerow, B. Wooley, R. Schafer, E . Nuss, C. Koziol, s, Levy, C. Brill. N iles 18 Niles 49 Niles 38 Niles 49 Niles 40 Niles 28 Niles 36 Niles 39 Niles 16 Niles East Proviso West Glenbard East Wi llowbrook Prospect Glen brook Deerfield East Leyden Maine West 39 15 19 1.5 21 27 23 16 40 181 ��First Row: A. Artwick, E. Bruksch, R. Landes, B. Martinez, K. Altshuler, R. Kreiter, E. Zastrow, M. Wynn, M. Muscat. Second Row: Mr. William Schnurr, B. Brown, B. Davis, G. Berman, J. Hart, W. Semmerling, L. Gussis. P. Thielman, J. Schnidt, Mr. Jerry Engle. All eyes are on Jim Hart as he vies with a foe for the rebound. .., - Senior Triumvirate Leads Hoopmen Pandemonium reigns; just one more basket and West will win. Unfortunately though, and much too often, the final buzzer sounded before an Indian was able to make those very necessary points. Many times this season, the West team lost because they simply were unlucky. The handicap of our being a new school also was evident to Coaches .Jerry Engel and William Schnurr from the beginning. Nevertheless, the varsity players practiced diligently, improved their style, and managed to finish sixth in their first season of Interim League competition. With the experience of many boys who will be returning next year and an increased spirit backing them, the Indians wi11 better be able to meet their opponents! What appears to be Bob Brown's attempting a lay-up is actually his spearing of a rebound. �VARSITY Niles 38 Palatine Niles 44 Niles East Niles 59 W heaton Niles 51 Glenbard East Niles 58 Willowbrook Niles 51 Morton West Niles 44 Proviso W est Niles ,69 West Leyden Niles 57 Prospect Niles 47 •Morton '>\Test Niles 47 •Proviso lVest Niles 4i ••N iles East Niles 58 East Leyden Niles 52 Deerfield Niles 49 Maine West Niles 42 Glen brook Niles 4r, East Leyden Niles 73 Deerfield Niles 38 Maine West Niles 46 Glenbrook Niles 46 Prospect Niles 56 •••st. Mel " Proviso West Invitational Tournament "• l st place consolation round 0 " State Regional Jim 53 !)5 80 40 62 60 51 35 60 63 36 33 55 31 58 49 59 41 69 50 47 57 Hart adds two more point·s ag-a inst St. Mel. .Jerry Berman goes up among f?ur Prospect players to score two point; for the Indians. Rick Artwick dri,·es around two opponents in quest of a basket. Bob Brown goes hig-h in the air for a tip-off. �Soph First Row: C. Murlas, M. Muskat, G. Porter, A. Lev, R. Rosen. Second Row: G. Friedman, L. Bers, I. Krauitz, S. Hertzberg, D. Rose, R. Olson. T'hird Row: W. Hohs. R. Basrak, S. Hirschstick, G. Urelias. R. Sabac, J . Johnson, Coach George Kielwasser. FROSH "B" SOP HS Frosh-Sophs Show Promise for Future With records of 14-4 and 13-5, the Freshmen and Sophomore basketball teams show great promise for successful future seasons. Coach William Paulsen noted that the freshmen have especially good rebounding and shooting abilities. Because of their excellent p laying quali ties, several boys were placed on the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. The experience those freshmen and sophomores gained by playing on these higher levels will be a decisive factor in attaining a basketball championship during the next few years. Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles N iles Niles Niles Niles Niles Ni les 26 37 46 26 26 30 37 32 38 39 34 49 51 56 69 49 Palatine Niles East Wheaton G lenbard East Morton '-\Test Proviso West Prospect East Leyden Deerfield Maine West Glen brook East Leyden Deerfield Maine vVest Glen brook Prospect 27 46 41 38 43 36 68 25 25 33 32 38 37 53 58 50 Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles N iles Niles ~iles 40 49 30 35 39 18 37 18 25 31 24 35 48 Niles East ' Wheaton Glenbard East Morton vVest Proviso West Prospect East Leyden Maine v\Test Glen brook East Leyden Maine West Glen brook Prospect 41 35 42 45 38 56 26 28 31 33 41 37 61 First Row: S. Horwitz, T . Altshuler, R . McGuire, G. Dobbin, R. Orlove. Second Row: S. Wellner, A. Schaefer, K. Simpson., R. Thomas, D. Ellis, S. Solomon, W. Von Gillem. Third Row: :\Tr. 'W illiam Paulsen, R. Odess, D. Murphy, R . Levm, M. Martorano, Mr. Dennis Hoeppner. Fourth Row : J. Timmer, J. Berger, C. Kraemer, M. Brusman, P. Fisher, D. Strahan, D. Salzman, E. Kilcullen. 185 �Frosh First Row: L. Miller, R. Schmidt, J . Eckman. Second Row: J. Volp, W. Ruderman, R . .Stryker, L. Kohls, M. Fields . (Manager). Third Row: S. Epstein, D. Daley, W. Gutschick, M. Delott, R. Weilderquist, Mr. Arnold Cajet. Eckman Takes Fifth Place In State Meet - ,_ Highlighting the 1961-62 swimming season was the opening of Niles West's first swimming pool. Fully equipped with underwater lighting and underwater windows for viewing, the pool afforded an unequalled opportunity to the Varsity swimmers. The Mermen, in their first year of league competition, coached by Arnold Cajet and Francis Willett, finished in the first division of the Interim League with a fifth place position. By posting a record of 5 and 15 and with most of the swimmers returning for the 1962-63 season, Niles West will prove a formidable opponent to all competition. FROSH-SO PH Lett to right, First Row: J. Verhunce, L. Goldenberg, V. Shaf, G. Stern, A. Borack , A. Hinkle, R. Steinberg. Second Row: R. Lotz, G. Carlson, L. Bassac, Zostrin, J. Bell, J. Ferris. B. Anderson, N. Phillips (Manager). Third Row: Mr. Francis Willett, D. Aberman, K. Janson, T . Widerquist, R . Zaitlen, D. Schwartz, R. Meyer, R. De Lott, G. Messerschmitt, Mr. Arnold Caiet �.\gainst Niles F.ast R obert Lotz is in a class by himself as he fitii~hc:s ya rds ahead of his nearest oppon ent. \'ARSITY :'\ilcs ~ -Hl :'\iles !M :\'ilc:o 2(1 :'\iles 6 1 :\'ilc!: !iO :\'ile1 3<1 Ni le i ii :\'ilc~ ~~ :'\ilc-. 10 :'\ile" :l~ :\'ib (iii "iile,; 2.":i :'\ile•; :!!I :'\ilc,; 2n :-..'i lc' ,w)( ~ ' iles East 55 Waukegan 61 Maine East 75 Morton \Vest 34 Lyons Tw p. 4!\ Deerfield 56 West Leyden 24 fi7 Clenhrook :),; East Le\drn Ri,·e rsi<lr 63 P rospect 29 Proviso \\' es t 70 5fi J\ r lington .fi7 Maine West Elmwood Park 4:i FROSH-SO PH Niles 58 Niles 17 Ni les 19 Niles 39 Niles 15 Niles 31 :\'iles 58 Niles 21 Niles 24 Niles 13 N il e~ 39 Niles 19 :\T lef 74 i t Nile~ 3[. :\'ilcs ti3 Niles East Waukegan Maine East Morton W'est Lyons Twp. Deerfield \\"est LeYden G len brook East Leyden Ri verside Prospect Proviso " 'es t Arlington Maine \'\lest Elmwood Park 28 70 67 47 7l 55 28 65 62 73 47 67 ..., - JI 4l 23 Jim Eckman clispla)s his dh in g lorrn 11·h ich won fifth place in th e state meet. The underwater window at the school's new poo l promises interesting viewing for swimming fans; Michael De l.ott demonstrates th is effect. 187 �VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM First Row: J. Kahn, W. Kummerow, M. Cahan, G. Lindeman, S. Sweinsberg, R. Lain, J. Blitztein, H. Simon. Second Row: Mr. Charles Anderson, C. Chang, D. Baumhart, J. Da vidow, D. Lipman, S. Shipka, R. Henrikson, B. Feigenbaum, J. Yardly, Mr. Robert Porter. Third Row: R . Thigpen, B. Grossman, R. Herkert, J. Cutrone, G. Maston, D. Herkert, T. Forsberg, L. Mink, J. Pitzer. Herkert Wins State Championship Wrestling has become increasingly popular in the last few years. This year, especially, the enthusiasm was at its highest. At Arlington High School a crowd of over five thousand, by far the largest in the state's history, viewed the state '-Wrestling finals. Many rooters from Niles West were present to bring back to Niles a 165 lb. state champion in the person of Bob Herkert. Bob was able to defeat D. Ernest of Savanna in the finals by the score of 7-2. During the semiunals earlier in the afternoon, Bob had his closest match defeating R . Hanau of Lyons Twp. by the score of 5 to 4. These two trimphs conrl11ded his perfect season of 2Q virtories. Juniors Jerry Kahn and Steve Brown should be given special credit for their strong showings. Coach Charles Anderson's wrestlers, dominated by sophomores and juniors, performed quite well on the mats this year with a record of 8 and 9. Victories over Prospect, Maine W est, Wheaton, and Willowbrook, as well as a second place in the Prospect Invitational Tournament were significant events in the Indian's season. With a solid nucleus of many returning wrestling lettermen, the wrestlers should enj oy a very su ccessful season, possibl y climbing to top place. VARSITY Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles ,\ ' iles Niles 17 20 31 29 18 29 18 32 14 27 12 24 12 20 14 36 17 N iles East W heaton Glenbard East Willowbrook Morton West Proviso West West Leyden Prospect East Leyden Deerfield Palatine Maine West Glen brook North Chicago East Leyden Deerfield Evergreen Park Heavyweight Steve Brown closes in on his Maine West opponent. ~4 18 9 17 23 13 23 14 28 14 18 21 30 22 26 11 23 �Bob Herkert brought Niles West its first State Wrestli ng Championship in the 165 lb. weight di vision: Bob had an u ndefeated season as he won 29 consent ti ve m atches. State Champ Bob Herkert is about to register another victory. Two points are scored by Earl Hoffenberg. 189 I �Steve Shipk a brings his man up and over. Barry Feigenbaum adds five to the India n score. ,_ works hard escape from his opponent. ·walt Kummerow 190 to �Frosh-Sophs Perform Impressively First Row: J. Lerner, D. Adlee, T. Matzkin, D. Kuehn, J. Lees, J. Simmons. Second Row: B. Sotello, Y. Simole, R. Thomas, R. Bader, T. Lewis, B. Elden, P. Russell, Mr. R ex Whitlatch. Third Row: G. Zimmerman, J. ''\Tm. R. Karl, L. Weiss, M . Owens, v\I. Novotny. B. Rosenquist. -, Preparing for the varsity was the chief goal of the frosh-soph wrestler. For their first year in the Interim League, the wrestlers did exceptionally well. Coached by Mr. Rex Whitlatch, the freshman had a successful season of ten wins and three losses, while the sophomore squad had a record of two WlnS and eleven losses. The Sophomore squad's record, however, is not a true indication of their ability because many of the boys were promoted to the varsity and junior varsity, thus weakening Coach ·whitlatch's group. FROSH SOPH Niles Niles '.\'iles Niles Niles '.'\ilc' Niles Niles Niles 31i 13 \I ] (J 26 0 3 8 10 3 :\Tiles 26 :\' iler. Nile1 '.'\iles Iii Ii' :\"iles Eas t " ' heaton Glenbard East Morton 'Vest Proviso '\'est Prospect East Leyden Deerfi eld Maine 'Vest Glen brook No rth Chicago East Leyden Deerfield ' 18 43 49 43 34 46 45 33 39 45 21 30 26 :\'iles 46 Niles 30 '.\'iles 48 :\'ilc~l 43 :\'iles 35 :\Tiles 33 :\Tiles 20 '.\'iles 20 N iles 30 Niles 22 Niles 18 :\Tiles 31 Niles 3::1 Niles East 'Wheaton Glenbard East E\'anston :\forton 'Vest Proviso West Prospect East Levden DeerfielCI Maine v\lest Glen brook East Leyden Deerfield 6 25 8 11 18 23 3?> 38 25 20 30 19 10 The advantage is clearly Ron ald Thigpen's of Niles West in a close fought ma tc11 with Gene Klausen of West Maine. �I ( I First Row: G. Tenn yson , E. Forkos, J. Sitman , E . Sotello, J. Be rge r. Second R ow: M. v\lein lein, 11. Zager, D. Deck, P. Orser, H . Boln ick, D. Gurenstein. Third Row: Mr. John Cress, i\f. Roach , B. Nimmo. Apparatus Men Display Fine Form - '· (r The gymnastics program inauguated at Niles by Coaches John Cress and James Phipps has grown rapidly. Before the need for physical fitness was stressed nationally, the Physical Education Department emphasized gymnastics as a means of promoting healthier and better coordinated athletes. We can be proud of the gymn asts our program has produced. Competing in the Interim League, the varsity gymnasts concluded the season with a record of 7 and 11. A great deal of credit for this season's record should go to varsity trampolinist, John Roach , who qualified for the state finals at Willowbrook. The frosh-soph gymnasts, the material for next year 's squad, finish ed th e season with a record of 10 ;rnd 8. VARSITY N iles Niles Niles Niles Niles Niles iles Niles 56 N iles East 75% Morton East Arlington 41 46 Proviso West East Leyden 92 58% W a ukegan 62% Mai n e East Ba rri ngton 81 77 571h 91 86 22 721h 691h 53 N iles Niles Niles Niles Niles Ni les Niles Niles 1iles Niles Gary Tennyson per forms a difficu It ma n eu ver on the t rampoline. 59 5 1lh 94 62 47 55 74 lh 741/2 59 72 Glenbard W est 73 Evanston 80lh East Leyden JI Rich 70 Prospect 8.'i Maine West 77 G len bard 571/2 Glen brook 57% Lane T ech 83 Wheaton !l'l �rl·r··~~w•~r~r~~~r··~ 1 , ~...,•~r·. . · J tJ; I ~ t l I .1 . : .: ; : : : : : :: ~ : ; : : :: ~· : : : : : : : . : : : : : : : : : . : : : : : : : : : : : : : ' FROSH-SO PH First Row: A. Fearn , S. Levin, T. Pfaff, J. Leduce, S. Lazar, R. Wagne r, \V. Mitc hell, L. Metnick, R. Gillman. Second Row: M. Weinlein, W. Hodges, S. T h ornton, S. Sul ser, W'. Janus, R. '.\fason. R. Carlson , C. Hendrickson, B. Gold, H . Berger. Thir d Row: Mr. John Cress, G. W ilkans. Keith Sch roeder. D. Smith, A. Gerow, B. Leffingwell. H. Barkley, G . Ri chaeds. R. English. FROSH -SO PH Niles N iles Ni les Niles Niles Ni les Niles N iles Niles N iles N iles Niles N iles N iles Ni les Ni le" Niles N iles !i41fz 96 (forfeit) 44 69 751/z 62 72 80 61 54 82 75 501/z 77 GO 78 661/z !i7 N iles East Morton East Arlington Proviso West East Leyden Wa ukegan Maine East Barrington Clenbard West Eva nston East Leyden Rich Prospect Maine West Gle nba rd East Gle n brook Lane Tech ' Vheaton 711/z 36 82 63 561/z 70 60 52 71 78 45 61 SO l/z 55 72 50 651/z 75 i\ locc than any other sport. gym develops muscular ski lls and co-ordination a> J ames Sit man on th e ring-s clearly demons trates. 193 �Index Seniors .-\ th i, R isto ___ _ _ 88,119 .\Jbert, James -------------- ll9 Alter, Steven - - -------------- 119 Altschaeffel, Donald -------- 113 Anderson, Gretchen ___ 70, 111 ,119 Anderson, Patricia -------- 28,1I9 .\pellan, Barbara --------- 75.119 Arbetman, Tamara _ -------- 119 Archibald, Julie ----- _ 92,95,119 Armstrong, Paulette __ ·--- 89, 11 9 Arnston, Robert -------- 84,96,119 Artwick, Fred 78,95,11 9,177, 178, 181,184 .\ustin, Diane ------· _ __ 76,119 Axelrod, Barbara _________ 119 Bader, Eugene ___ _ _ __ 119 Baitcher, Howard __ ------ 75,1 19 Baker, Charles _________ 84,ll9 Balin, C lai1·e ____ _ ___ 84,119 Balkonis, Gloria __ --------- 120 Ballou, Merril y _ 27,93,98,1 14,118, 120 Barron, Frances ___________ 120 Barnow, Alice _ 17,71,72,73.89,11 8, 120 Bartsch, J eanette 76,120 Bassara, Sharon __ _____ 84, 120 Beddia, Thomas __ 87 .89,95,111 ,120, 177 Behr, Donna __ __ _ ______ 120 Bendoff, Bruce _ _ __ _ 27, 120 Benson, Carole ___ _ 120 Berg, Barbara ____ ----- _ _ 120 Berger, Howard ___ 86,120 Berndt, William _____ 120 Bert, J ea n ------_____ 120 Beutelspacher, Susan ___ 84, 120 Blake, Doris ____ _____ 120 Blau!, Kathy ____ _ ___ 120 Blumenthal, Carole 49,104,120 Bolin , Fredric . _ 121 Bond, Karen __ _ 121 13orisoff, J oanne _ 121 Boyko, Sharon - - --· _ 121 13ougerie, Suzanne __ _ 121 nave rm a n , Starr _ 87,89, 115 Breen, Arlis ____ -· _ _____ 121 nrei, Trude __ ______ ·- 34,121 Hrietzke, Pau l ·-- __ _ 75,84. 121 Bromberg, Gail ___ -~ ______ 121 Broo ks, Marlene _ 71.74,80,89, 121 Brown, .James __ ·-- -------- 121 Brown, Robert ___ 12 1.1 77,181,184 Brownstein, Neill __ _ 95,121 ,177 nrnsin, Dolores _ _ 71.88,121 nrusman , Terrie ---· 78,108, 109,121 l"ludzisz, Frank ---- ____ ·-- 121 Burkhardt, Elizabet h 86.118,12 1 Burns, Virginia ____ 71.84.87,89,122 Byers, Donald _ __ 122 Cahan , Ca rlo __ _____ _ ___ 122 Card er, J ames __ 70,78,89,104,111, 115,118,122 Carlson , Garnet ----- 84. 122 70,71,122 Chamlin, Lynne 78.88 .122 Chang, Ch a rle ne Chase, J effrey --------------- 122 Ciernv, Theresa ____ 122 Cims, Robert _ 23,122 Cirrincione, Rich ard _ _____ 122 Classen, Virginia -------- 76,84, l 22 Clark, Brian -------- ------- 122 Cohen. Gail - - -------------- 122 Cohen , H owa rd _ 86,87.89, 11 1.122 Co he n, Kenn eth __ 122 Cohen , Linda __ _ 59, 122 Cokliss, Harley _ 122 Colccchia, Sandra _ 12~ Conrad , Wi lliam _ 75, 123 Cook, Susan ___ _ _ 73,7:3,78,123 Cooper, Warren ___ _ 123 Corn , l'enn y __ ___ 123 Crampe, Sharon 34,: 9, l I I i Daley. David __ 123, 186 Dalson, Elaine ___ 123 D:l\·iclson, Paul 82,89, 123 D ;I\ is, Ken net h _ __ 123 Davis, Marvin __ 78,88,123 Day, Ja net ____ ·- 73.84,123 Decker, Michael 82 De Mas. Robert _ 123. 180 De l\lartin o, Victor 123 De Vogeler, Kathleen 77,123 Did ier. Judy ____ 123 Dinir1. :>.!ichael 123 Ditthardt , Ronald 82.1 2-1 Dooekalski , Anita 76,124 Dorhand, J erry __ 124 Dorfman. Merle _ 70,124 Dorrian , Ruth _ 86,87, 124 Duga n . Helen _ _ _ 72,88,124 Duh l, :>.!ichael .. 70.7 1,8(i.89, 104. 11 1,12 1 Eagen, Na ncy -----76.92,94, 124 Ehy, Charles _ _ 74, 124 Ehy. Richard _ --·. ---- 96 Eckm an n , J a mes R<i.89,9!'i.,124 .18(i)87 Ein sweiler, l'al 124 Ellcnsohn. Robert _______ 124 Ex, Rohda ____ 124 Eyles, Glenn _ --------- ____ 124 Fa rbro. Do nald 124 Faber, Kathleen 34 , 1 2~ Fa ust, Susan -----76,89,124 Keig, Sandra --------___ 124 Feldpausch, C raig __ --·· ___ 75,125 Ferraro, Carol 84, 125 Feu re r, J ames ------ -------· 125 Field. Sh aron _____ ____ ___ 125 Fisher, Barry _____ -··- ·- 23.76,125 Flam ma ng. Kenneth ______ 82,125 Ford. J a mes _____ __ 28,76,125 Fortn ey, i\fargaret ___ ------ 125 Fox, Susan -------------- 76, 125 Frank, Cary __ _____ ------ 125 Frank. Paul --------- ------ _ 125 Fray, Lynet te __ _ 125 Freske, Leslie --- - ------- ____ 125 Friedkin , Darlene __ -· ------- 125 Fu lkerson, Patricia _ 71 ,78,80,92,125 Cable, Kathleen _ _ _ _ 118, 125 Gagne. Sharon _____ _ 89, 118,125 Ga ll aghe r, Cla udi a ___ ·----- 126 Gera rd , Paulet te 84,126 Chionzoli. Co ral _ 12(i Ghionzoli. Lynn 126 Gillman. Edward 126 Git lis, Robert --- ------------ 126 Glade, Thomas -----126 Gla\"eS. Kathl een _______ 74 ,84,126 Go ldberg. Nena _____ ------ 126 Goldenstein, H oward ------ 75,126 Gordon. Julie ___ 25.70,88,107,126 Gordon. Lee ____ _ ___ __ 75, 126 Cornstein, John _____ 87.126, 180 Craham, Gayle - - ------------ 126 Grayson, Co rrine - ------ 79,89,120 Gree n. :>.! ichael ________ 126,177 Grecn hcrg. Glenn -· _ _ ____ 126 Creenherg. Joyce 71,74.80,105 Greenman , Sharon _ 127 C: ri ppo, Dia ne __ _ __ 127 Mahle r, Vi1ian ·---- 127 llacrle . .June __ 82.89. 102,103,10-1, 111 ,)1 8,127 H anson . Do nald 127 Hanso n. Lo uise __ _ __ 127 Haroldson , Do nald ___ ·- 127 lia r!, James 8(i.89,9'i,127,177,182, 184 1-l an·e1 Daniel '. 74 ,75,90,127, 181 Hasse1;, Reyaud 127 Hawkins. Sharon _ ___ 127 Hcdherg, C harl ene ___ 127 Hel mer, Da\" id __ -· ____ 77,127 Hendrickson. Donn a __ ----- - 127 I-lepbu rn . Robert --- - 127 He rkert. Robert 86,9!'i, l l,127, 177, 188 189 Hermau, Sherry _ 79,128 Hess. \\"illiam ---·--- ----· ___ 128 Hil be rt , J ohn --------------- 128 Hill, Larry -------- 95,111 ,128,177 Hillman , Gloria ·---------- 128 Hint z, Patricia _ _ _ 128 Hirsh man, Dean _____ ------- 128 Hoff. Gerald ________________ 128 Hoffing, Richa rd - - ---·--- ____ 128 H offma n. An drea ____ 70,11 8,128 Hoglund. Davie! ___ 60,70,71,90,128 Holder. Phi lip ____________ 128 Hook. John ________ ------ 128 Hopps. Barbara __ _ _ ------- 128 llo r lick, Rona ld _____ 82,128 Houston. Maryanne . ----· -· _ 128 Tmber , Eva n ______ _ __ 74,128 I111111ergl11ck, Lori __ ------ 49,129 Irwin. J oyce ---- ----- _____ 129 Jach. Sandra ------- ------- 129 Jacobs, Donald ____________ 129 Jeager, .James _______ ------- 129 .Jeager, .John ---------------- 129 Ja mrozek. Lawrence ------ -·-- 129 fanek, Theodore __ -·-- 90,96,129 Ja net. John ________ ------- 129 Jan el. R obert 129 )ensik. Stephen __ _ 129 Jesse, Ron ________ 129 Johnson, Bruce 129 Julius, :"\ancy ___ _ _ 129 Kaage. Steve ______ 129 Kamm. l'atrick __ _ 82.84.89,129 l'-arch. Lois ____ ___ 70.71,87,129 Katsoolias. Georgia ··- ------- 130 Ka y. Sandra _____ ---·--- ---- 130 Karnnow , Ann __ 78.82 ,89, 130 l'- ipp'erm a n , Judy __ 114,130 l'-irk, Pamela ______ 130 Kispe rt, Maribeth __ _ __ 130 Klebhe. David _ _ __ ----- 130 Klein , Dennis ______ _ 74,84 Klelnirk. Theodore . ---··--- 130 Kohl, Phi lip ___ __ _ 76,77,130 Koh ls. Larry ________ 130,186 Kowa l. Michael ___ 130 Kowitt, Arnold --------- _____ 130 Kraemer. J oan --· ___ ------- 130 Kreiner, Janice _______ _____84,130 Kreinick , Carol _____ (i0,75,92,130 Kreisler, Barry _____ _ 81,84,130 Krugly. Anita - - -----· ----- 64,130 Krupnick, W illiam __ ·---- 118,130 Kummerow, Leslie ------· __ _ 131 Ku perma n , Sheldon -------- - 131 Kurti, David - - ------- ------- 131 Kwolek , Diane _ ____ 131 Ladd, Thomas __ _ . _ ·--- 82,1 31 Lassen , Pam ela ------------- 131 Latimer, Kenneth --- - - - ---- 87,131 Lauerman, Barbara -------- 78,131 Lavin, Richard __ 78 ,90,1 08,109,131 Lawler, Robert ________ 86,89,131 Leavitt, Stewart ------ - - · _ 87, 131 Le Due, J oseph ------------- 131 Lee. Ma\"is -------------- 105,131 Lehman, .J an ice ---- - --- - ---- 131 Levy, Pennie ------- - ---- ---- 131 Le\"in, _Jan e __ ____ 70,71,87,104,131 Levine. Linda ----------··---- 131 Levy, Richa rd ----------- ___ 131 Lewin. C heryl -------------- 13~ Lewin, Susan ________ 72,79, 13~ Lieberman, Michael __ 81 ,82,84, 13~ Lindemann. Gary _ 95,132,177, 188 Linder, Donald _ ----- ----- 75 Linder, Franklin __ _ _ __ 75,132 Litt le, Geraldine ------------ 132 l.ittrell. Richard __ 75,79,82,89,132 Lo Cascio, J osep h ____ ·- 90,132 Luber, Kath ryn ------- 89,1 18,132 Lubin, Gene ----------- _ 96, 132 Lukes, Robert - - ----- _ 86,89,132 Lutz, Barry ----------------- 132 Lyons, Antionette _________ 84,88 Mccartan, Meredith __ 75,132 McEnerney. Kathleen - - ------ 132 :\lcl ntosh, Dennis ------ 95,132,177 McLea n , Esther -------- 34 ,87.132 :>.!cPhe rson , Marga ret -------- 132 Malone. Marlene ------------ 133 Margalski. Joseph ----------- 133 Margolis, Harvey ____ 76,77,89,104, l l l ,133 :>.l arks. Barbara -------- 71,84,133 '1aslow, Arthur - --------- ---- 133 Mendelsohn, Gary ------ 88,90,133 ;\fendes, Richard _____ 25,118,133 Mendyk, Darlene ------------ 133 Men kin, i\farcia ----------- 76,133 Merrill, Ca~o l y nn ______ 25,70,133 \lerriman , Susa n ------------ - 133 Meuer, Priscilla ---------- 84.133 i\!iko lay, J ames ____ 85,95,133,181 i\filler, Ross ----- ---- -------- 133 Mi ller, W illiam _____________ J33 Mink, Lyle ------------ 95,133,188 Mirshak, Gerald ------------- 133 Mo lderhauer, Richard ____ 118,1 33 Morgan, Lynn -------- - ----- 134 i\[orr iss, Phyllis ------- --- 84,134 :>.!euller, Darlene ------------ 134 :>.futh, Nancy ---------- 84,95,1 34 Nannen, Bruce -------------- 134 Nechistak, Donna -------- --- 134 i\"elson, Carolyn ______ 77,83,84,134 Nelson , Carolyn _____ 77,83,84,134 Nelson , Nancy __ ____ 76,89,104,134 N ichols. Con stan ce ____ 17,34,88,89, 134 :\ilson , T homas ------------ 134 Nimmo, William ______ 95,134,192 :\"orris, Harold -------------- 134 Xorth, Connie - - - - --- - -- 64,3 1,134 O'Brien, Ruth -------------- 134 Oliva, Geraldine ------------ 134 Olympias, Penelope -------- 34,134 Orchowski, Daniel ----------- 134 Osney, Karen -------- 71,72,89,134 Ostrowski, Terry ---- ----- 82,135 Otto, Sherry ---------- 49,118,135 Owen, Mary Lou - ----- - - ---- 135 Oye, Asa -------- ------ 31,72,135 Parchuta, James - - ---- ------ 135 Perry, David ---- ---------- 28,135 Payne, Michael ------------- 135 Penelle, Peter ---------- ----- 135 Peterson, Linda ------------ 135 Peterson, Sharon ----------- 135 Pfeiffer, J o Ellen __ 70,71,73,84,135 Pinch, Mary Beth ----------- 135 Plice, Gar y ------ --------- 80,1 35 Pock, J ohn ----------------- 135 Poppenhagen, Gilbert -------- 135 Porter , Pamela ------------ 27,135 Posphala, Virginia ---------- 135 Poster, Stever - ----------- 64,135 Prebish, Charles ·------------ 136 �Index Rappaport, Samuel --------- 136 Ratzel, Robert -------------- 136 Recher, Carol ------------ 27,136 Rechtermann, Laurel _____ 76,136 Reid, Robin ----------- 34,88,136 Reitman, Donna -------- ---- 136 Reimer, Eunice --- - --------- 136 Rek, Barbara ------- 20,83,84,136 Repke, Robert ------------- 136 Rhodes, Judith ------------- 136 Roberts, Paul ------- 17,87,90,136 Roberts, Ronald ---------- - - 136 Roberts, Sharon _____ 70,78,92,136 Robins, Barry ------------ 49,136 Rodensky, Karen ------------ 136 Roina, Karen --------------- 136 Rose, Perry ---------------- 136 Rosenfeld, Charlotte ______ 78,137 Rosenfeld, Helene ----------- 137 Rosenthal, Judith -------- 71,137 Ross, Susan --- ------- ------ 137 Rubenstein, Arlene -------- 31,137 Rubner, Stuart ---- ---------- 137 Ruehdanz, Sandra ----------- 137 Rutkowski, Diane __ _ 83,84,89,137 Rutherford, Joan ------ ------ 137 Santowski, Michael ---------- 137 Sarow, Lynette ------------- 137 Scanlan, Dorothy -------- --- 137 Schaffner, Ronna ----------- 137 Scheibe, David -------------- 137 Schmidt, John -------------- 137 Schmidt, Joseph - ---- -- 78,109,137 Schroder, Ronald - ----------- 137 Schuhrke, Barbara ----------- 137 Schwartz, Bill ------------ 88,138 Schwartz, Elaine ------------ 138 Segal, Alan ----------------- 138 Selin, Deborah -------------- 138 Selk, Charlene -------------- 138 Shabel, John ---------- 90,138,181 Shapiro, Nancy -------------- 138 Sheehan, Martin ------------ 138 Shiman, Stewart __________ 19,138 Shipka, Steven __ 87,95,138,188,190 Shulman, Betty Ann --------- 138 Sigel, Karen ---------------- 138 Silverman, Brenda ______ 83,84,138 Simmons, Mark - ------------- 138 Singer, Barbara -------------- 138 Singer, Deborah ------------- 138 Singer, Gerald -------------- 138 Singer, Joan ---------------- 138 Singer, Peggy ---------- 78,109,139 Skepner, Alan -------------- 139 Skutca, Frank -------------- 139 Slotwick, Carole --- - -------- 139 Slutsky, Ronald ------------- 139 Smentek, Kenneth -------- 86,139 Smith, Barbara ------ - ------ 139 Smith, Michael ----------- 85,139 Snower, James -------------- 139 Sostrin, Sherry -------------- 139 Spryszak, Mary Ann --- --- -- 139 Starky, Irving ____ 95,111 ,139,177 Starky, Joseph -------------- 139 Starkman, Barbara ____ 98,102,114, 139 Stauber, Sue __ 70,71,78,80,118,139 Stavy, Michael ---------- 111 ,139 Steinseifer, Nancy ______ 76,84,139 Stocker, Geraldine ________ 71.139 Stockmar, Kathleen ______ 76,140 Stone, Stephen -------------- 140 Strahan, Sall y ---------- 84,88,140 Streu, Janice ---------------- 140 Strimpel, Roger ____ 90,95, 140,177 Swanberg, Shart>n __ 104,111 ,118, 140 Swinger, James __ __ 74,75,78,82,140 Tennison, Gary ______ 95, 140, 192 Thery, Ernest -------------- 140 Theilman, Pau l __ 27,76,89,90,95, 140,181 Thiry, Michael ______ 87,140.177 T homas, Cheryl __ _________ 140 Tobey, Sharon ---- ---------- 140 Townsend, Thomas ______ 31,140 Tranter, Judy -------------- 140 T uchow, Robert ------------ 140 Turry, Gera ld ------------ 86, 140 Van Mershergen, William ____ 90 Varney, Justine ---------- 78,140 Vieck, Erwin ______ -------- 141 \Vahlstrom, Karen ---------- 141 Wallace, Robert ------------ 141 Walski, Edward ------------ 141 Wandell, Howard ---------- 141 Weihs, Frederick ------------ 141 Wekon y, Carol -------------- 141 Wendt, Nancy -------- 89,118,141 Westland, Richard ---------- 141 Wexler, Michael -------- 118,141 Wiegman, Gayle ------------ 141 Williams, Karen ------------ 141 Wilson, Cheryl ________ 34,84,141 W ise, Robert --------------- 141 Woods, Robert - - ------------ 141 Worthington, Joanne ______ 76,141 Wykowski, Marilyn ___ 7!),89, 141 Wyzgala, Patricia ----------- 141 Yablin, Merle ------------ 87, 142 Yardley, Susan _____________ 142 Yavitz, Barry __ ------------- 142 Yellen, Gary ---------------- 142 Young, Barbara ________ 76,84,142 Youngkrantz, Sharon ______ 84,142 Zaidler, Judi ---------------- 142 Zalud, Ma rianne ____ 83,89,94,142 Zari, Martha ___ --------- 73,142 Zemel, Randy -------------- 142 Zenner, Tina ______ 88,89,l 15,H2 Zimberoff, Jerold 95,111,142,177,ViR Zolkowski, Carl ------------ 142 Zucker, Char les -------- _____ 142 Zwigoff, Donald 118,142 Juniors Adams, Thomas ------------ 147 Adelman, Sue ----------- --- 146 Aggen, Mary ------ 76,91,103,146 Alder, Diane ---------------- 148 Allen, James ------------ 145,177 Allen, Jane ---------------- 147 All ison, James ---- · ___ 85,131,149 Altshuler, Kenneth !!5.146,177,181 Amado, Rachel ________ 74,75,150 Anderson, Robert C. __ 76,77,95, 150,181 Anderson, Robert D. - ------- 14.1 Anderson, To ni ------------ 148 Andrews, Karen ---------- 37,150 Anton, Diane __ 88,98,102,114,145 Archer, Lyle ------------- 75,150 Ashkinaz, Barry __________ 82,147 Barber, Robert -------------- 181 Beauhien, Lea - --------- 77,83,146 Becker, Carole -------------- 146 Bedoe, Marie -------------- 150 Beil, Deborah _____ _ 76,146 Belgrade, Barbara ------ 79,83,148 Benson, Roberta ______ 23.76,147 Benzel, Gail Ann -------- 34,148 Berger, Jack ------------ 150,192 Berger, Michael ---------- 76,145 Bergsman, Susan --------- --- 145 Berke, Jay ------------------ 147 Berman, Gerald ------ 147,181 ,184 Biga, Barbara ------------ 83,148 Hiatt, Morton ------- ----- 32,150 Blitstein , Joel ---------- 148,188 l\lumenthal, Judy -------- 83,147 Bolnick, Howard ------ 75,148,192 Bolon, Roberta -------------- 15u Bonet, Karen -------- 28,104,150 Bonifcrt, Diane ------------ 148 llost rum, Daniel ----------- 177 lloyk, Juanita --------------- 14b Boysen , Barbara ------------ 148 Bramson, i\lartin ------ 80,81,147 Braunstein, Ethan -------- 82,145 Brier, \\'illia m --------------- 85 Brown, Holly _ ------------- 147 Brown, Steven _____ 95,147,177 Bruderman , John ------- - - 147 Buelow, Ri chard -------- 25,147 Burr, Ja ck --------------- 32,148 Busch, Kathy -------------- 146 Butzow, Virginia ------------ 150 Cahan, Michael ---------- 177,188 Carlson, Gale --------------- 146 Carlson. Janet -------- 76,103,145 Carlso n , Roy --------------- 149 Cashatt. Kath y ---------- 92,146 Cech, I.aura ---------------- 147 Chait, Edwin ------------ 149 Chaplik, Elynne ____ 89,91,103,148 Chez, Barbara -------------- 150 Christensen. Karen ---------- 150 Clauson, Cheryl -------- 75,76,148 Cla}man, Susan ------------- 150 Cl) man , Howard ------------ 148 Codell, Julie _______ 34,98,102,114 Cohen, Jerry __ ------------ 150 Cohen , Karen ----------- ---- 145 Collon , Steven ----------- 88,150 Connell y, Robert ------------ 85 Cooper, Karen ______ -------- 150 Cooper. Susan ---------- 79,81,145 Cosgrove. i\lich ael ---------- 148 Cowin, Swart ------- 145 C:) winski, Barbara ---------- 145 Dahl, Cheryl _ ___ 76,146 Dahl , Robin ___ _ 76,146,177 Dahl in, Jan et _________ 76,146 D;n idow, Elliott _____ 95,148,177 Daddow, J ay _ 72,95,111,149, 177,188 Daddson , Lewis ~--- ___ 115,148 Dec k, Don ald ____ 9:i,149,177,192 Dehnert, Robert ------------ 146 Deloll, :\lichacl ______ 145,186,187 Deines, Ron ---------------- 145 Dervishian , Deanna ---------- 150 Deutsch, Paul -------------- 147 DiGrazia, P hilip ------ - ---- 146 Dilg, Dennis ------ ---------- 95 Dilg, Jayne -------------- 75,150 Dilg, l\lary Ann ---------- 97,148 Dolnick, Susan ------------- - 149 Dombek, Donna ------------ 145 Donige r, i\!ichael ----· ------- 147 lloveG Florence -------------- 145 Duda, Frank ---------------- 150 Duke, Pamela __ ·---- ____ ___ 146 Ederer, Barbara ------- 75,83,146 Elcnewski, Allen ------------ 147 Ellis, Kathleen ___ 16,88,9 1,103,148 Epstein, :\lark ___ 20,146,173,177 Epstein, Robert ____ 72,88,148.186 Epstein, Ron ald ------------ 150 Epstein , Sharon ---------- --- 149 Epstein , Stuart _____ 72,88,150,186 Erickson, Judith ---------- 83,145 Ernt, Joyce ------------------ 149 Faehse. William ------------ 149 Fagerstrom, Elizabeth __ 34,76,146 Feigenbaum, Barry ------ 188,190 Felsenthal, Richard --------- 148 Ferguson, John ----- --------- 147 Fesselmeyer, Susan ---------- 146 Field, Dorothy ---- ---------- 150 Fields, Ambrose - --- ----- - -- 147 Fields, John ---------------- 76 Fields, Marshall ____ 103,147,186 Filas, Leon ----------------- 148 Fine, Judith ---------------- 146 Fink, Carol ------ 98,102,114,145 Fixel, Carol ------------- ---- 150 Foerster, Thomas ------ ------ 75 Forkos, Edward --------- 148,192 Forman, Jay ---------------- 145 Fonneister, Richard --------- 150 Fornoff, Dennis ------------ 150 Frankenstein, Idalee -------- 148 Freeman, Susan ------ ------ 145 French, Warren __ 95,111,145,177 Friedman, Carol ------------ 150 Friedman, Steven ------------ 150 Frodin, J oy -------------- 59.145 Furster, Susan -------------- 147 Gallowich, Susanne ------- 76.148 Gardner, Thomas --------- 30,109 Gershun, Jill --------------- 149 Gilluly, Sandra ------------- 147 Giornnnelli, Charles __ 20,146.177 Glantz, Linda ------------ 20,147 Glassberg, Arnold ____ 95,145,177 Gold, Edward -------- 85,91,145 Gold, Shelia ---------------- 148 Goldberg, Charles ----- --- 84,146 Goldenbogen, Margaret ______ 150 Goode, Robert --------------- 31 Gorenstein, David ------- 145,192 Graczk, Barbara ------------- 149 Graff. Jeffrey --------- --- 73,147 Green, Marilyn ------ -------- 148 Griffin, Alice ------------ 76,147 Grossman, Roberta -------- -- 149 Grossman, Robert ------- 145,188 Guthrod, Carol ---------- 76,150 Gutschick, William __ 95,111,146, 177,186 Guttier, Diane° -------------- 149 Hass, Donald -------------- - 148 Hagen , Edwin --------------- 146 Haffne r, Ch ristine ---------- 149 Haller, Kathleen ------------ 149 Halpern, Elayne ------------ 150 Harris, Meryl --------------- 146 Harrison , Donna ------ 78,90,147 Hartenfeld, Jeffrey ---------- 145 Heffron, Robert ------------ 150 Heine, Dora ---------------- 146 Hellman, Marsha ------------ 147 Hellman, Richard -------- 82,150 Henriksen, Raymond __ 75,150,188 He rkert, Dennis __ 95,148,177,188 Herrmann, Merrily -------- 97,145 Herr, Heide -------------- -- 147 Hettema, Karen ------------- 145 Hochfelder, Harry - ------- 95,150 Hoffenberg, Earl __ 95,145,177,189 Hoffman, Robert ------------ 150 H offman, Ronald -------- 75,145 Hoo,·er, Sally ------------ 76,150 Hopps, Kenneth ------------ 145 Hork, William -------------- 150 H orwitz, Steven __ 95,111,146,177 Host, Raymond ------------ 148 Humphrey, Bruce ·--------- 146 Hunter, Charlene - --------- -- 76 Jaeger, Leslie -------------- 146 J obst, Ja ck ------ ---------- - - 150 Johnson, Dennis ------------ 146 Johnson, Judy -------------- 147 Johnson, Lynn -------- 76,83,145 �Index Johnson, Marilyn ------------ 150 Johnson, Marsha ------------ 150 Johnson, Phyllis ------------ 145 J ordani, Leann ------------ 146 Jvarsky, Gerald -------------- 148 Kahn, Jerold __ 95,111,148,177,188 Kamensky, Jerold ---------- 146 Karlesky, Jean -------------- 147 Karsten, Susan -------------- 145 Katsoulis, Larry ------------- 148 Kaufman, Donna ------------ 146 Kay, Sandra -------------- --- - 77 Kay, Walter ---------------- 149 Kazelak, Richard ------------ 85 Kazmierczak, Sheila ______ 83,147 Kennedy, Joseph ------------ 149 Kerman, Barry ---- ------ 76,145 Kitchen, Allen ----------- --- 145 Klapman, Gail -------------- 147 Klein, Diane --------------- 147 Klein, Gerald -------------- 149 Klein, Kenneth -------------- 148 Kluegel, Karen - - ------------ 146 Kohler, Rosemary -------~ 83,150 Kontelas, Barbara --- ------- 145 Kraemer, Lynn -------------- 92 Kramer, Grace -------------- 146 Krause, Al ------------------ 145 Krone, Kenneth ------------ 148 Kryski, Nina ------------ - - - 147 Kutza, Gerald - ------------- 146 Landauer, Judith ------ 77,83,149 Lane, Marc -------------- 71,149 Lanoff, Cheryl ------------- - 146 Lantz, Jaczueline ------------ 149 Lapin, Susan --------------- 148 Larson, Glenn -------------- 148 Larson, Louise - ------------- 147 Larson, Sharon ---------- 76,149 Laskov, Phyllis ----------- --- 147 Lassen, Holly ---- ---------- 146 Lauer, Monica -------------- 148 Lazer Michele ------- 76,102,114 Lazar'. Steve ------------ 146,193 Leopold, Lynne -------- ---- 145 Levatino, Judy -------------- 150 Levin, Audrey ---------- 74,150 Levin, Gayle ---------------- 145 . Levin, Gerald ----------- - -- 145 Levine, Betty ---- --- - ----- - - - 149 Levy, Michael -------------- 177 Lewis Gary -------- -- 95,145,177 Licht~nstein, Davltl ---- ---- 146 Lichtenstein, James ---~----- 146 Locker, Judy ---------------- 76 Loeding, Ruth -------------- 148 Lorenz, Gary ------- - - ------ 150 Lowy, Jeffrey ----- ----------- 148 McCart hy, David ------ - --- 146 l\kMahon, Mardell. - - -------- 146 McMurray, Dorothy -------- 146 Maccallum, Michael __ 149,177,180 Magged, Alexis -------------- 147 Mann, Joan - ---------- ----- 146 Mantalos, Stella ------------ 150 Markin, Jill --------- ------- 148 Marling, Helen ----- --------- 146 Maro, Joseph ---------- ------ 149 Martinez, Richard ------- - 84,148 Masters Linda -------------- 145 Maston: Joyce ------- --- --- - 145 Maston, Renee -------------- 146 Matter Dorothy ____ 34,76,103,145 Mayer.' Arleen ------ ------ 76,145 Meyer, John ------ --- ------- 145 Miller, Lawrence - ------- 145,186 Minx, John --- ----------- 95,177 Moravick, Jacqueline -------- 147 Morgan, Sherle ------------ - - 150 Moss, Jean ------------------ 147 Moss, Phillip ------------ 76,150 Mueller, Charlene --- - 76,103,146 Multan, Lynn-------------- -- 145 Murphy, James ----------- --- 150 Muskat, Anthony ---- - --- ---- 148 Muslin, Harvey --------- ---- 146 Nelson, David ------ - ----- 72,146 Nixon, Susan - ------- 73,76,88,149 Nord, Karen ------------ 83,147 Novitt, Eileen -------------- 146 Novotny, Claudia ---- ---- 83,147 Nudelman, Michael ------ 75,150 Olenick, Michael ------------ 146 Olive, Nili ---------- ------- - 146 Oliver, '.Villiam __ 20,75,95,146,177 ) Ison, Larry ---------------- 149 Orloff, Richard ---------- 75,1 49 Orlove, Arlene -------- 88,104,150 Orser, Paul -------------- 150,192 Oslund, Ruth ------------ 77,148 Pahnke, Dianne ------------ 146 Pastorelli, Robert ------------ 147 Patek, Roger --------------- 147 Patek, Rosemary ------------ 147 Patterson, Kay ------------ 83,149 Payne, Helen --------------- 149 Payne, Lynda ------------ 28,150 Penner, Alana ------------- - 149 Perlove, Marilyn ------------ 150 Perlow, Sheldon ------------ 145 Perlstein, Joe ---------------- 146 Perri; Thomas ______ 76,95,145,177 Perrin, Bruce -------------- 145 Peskind, Maureen -------- 73,148 Peterson, Kenneth ---------- 145 Pflieger, Phillip ------------ 148 Phelan, Carolyn ------------ 148 Phillips, Neil --------- 81,145,186 Pie trazak, Janice ------------ 145 Pinch, Daniel --------------- 85 Pitzer, Joseph -------------- 188 Piwko, Ralph -------------- 150 Pliskin , Pamela - ------------- 145 Plotnick, Alyse -------------- 148 Plotkin, Steve --------------- 148 Poner, Bruce ----------- --- 146 Potrue, Kenneth ------------ 145 Pozner, Maureen - --- ----- --- 145 Puccinelli, John ___ ___ 76,77,145 Raab, Donald -------- 95,149,181 Reese, John ---------------- 148 Reinhard, Ka ren ------------ 148 Rimmler, Leslie ------------ 145 Ritch ey, Suzanne ------------ 147 Roach, Martin ---------- 146,1 92 Roman, Janis -------- 73,74,80,150 Rosen, Fred -------------- 84,146 Rosengard, Judith ______ 78,89,145 Ross, Lawrence ---------- 77,150 Rossi, Dennis ------------ 95,177 Roth, Richard -------------- 147 Ruderman, Wayne ------ 145,186 Rust, Dale _____ ______ 95,150,177 Ruyle, Robert ------------ 75,146 Sager, Sharon --------------- 147 Samson, G ilbert ------------- 149 Sandstedt, David ------------ 145 Scheufler, Alan ---------- 76,149 Schlichting, Harold ---------- 149 Schmidt, L inda -------- 76,84,147 Schmidt, John ---------------- 91 Schmidt, Robert ______ 90,146,186 Schm idt, Roseann ------------ 146 Schneider, Gail -------------- 146 Schneider, Marilyn ---------- 149 Schulman, Sheri --------- 73,146 Schulte, Margaret -------- 73,147 Schultz, Terrance -------- 145,147 Schulz, John ---------------- 14 7 Scott, George ---------------- 149 Sears, Steven ---------------- 148 Seibel, William -------------- 150 Seiden, Gary ---------------- 145 Seidman, Roberta ------ - --- 149 Seligman, Diane ------- 20,78 ,1 49 Semmerling, Wayne ______ 85,181 Senn, David -------------- 23,150 Shanin, Jeffery -------------- 147 Shepard, Lauren ---------- 83,145 Sherman, Martha -------Sideman, Daniel ------------ 147 Sielski, Betty Jane ______ 75,84,145 Sil ber, Elliot ---- ----------- 147 Silverstein, Robert ---------- 149 Silzer, Nancy -------------- 150 Sitman, James ------- 146,192,193 Smevold, Richard ------ - --- -- 149 Smith, Dan ---------------- 146 Sohr, Borene --------------- 148 Sonne, Dondrae ------------ 145 Sorokin, Robert ------------- 149 Sosnowski, Phillip ______ 89,91,149 Sotello, Edwa rd ---------- 146,192 Spilberg, Stephen ____ 88,95,150,181 Starr, Joyce ---------------- 147 Stein, Marlene ----------- --- 149 Stein, Richard -------------- 146 Stellar, Carolynn ------------ 145 Stevens, Judith -------------- 145 Stocker, Doreen ---------- 28,145 Stryker, Ronald - --------- 95,148 Sul livan, Carol - - - ----------- 147 Su lser, Glenn ---------------- 150 Swanciger, Gary ------------ 148 Szwajger, Yolanda - ------- 75,146 Tabel, Claire ---------- 77,103,149 Tash, Ro nald - ----------- 88,145 34,75,76,98,114, Taylor, Dianne 146 Taylor, Lauren __ 73,76,81,88,148 Terp, Janet -------- 114,14~,150 Tieger, Jeffery __ Ti mmer, William ------ -- 75,147 Tinker, Charlotte ---------- 146 Tokeshi, Richard ---------- 149 Torosic, Terry ------------ 146 Tovell, James -------------- 146 Trilling, Rosanne ---------- 150 Trowbridge, Susan __ 73,74,76,89, 149 Tucker, Nancy -------------- 148 T urner, Donna ------------- 146 Turnpack, Stephen -------- 81,149 Uditsky, Francine ------ 76,78,147 Unatin, Gilbert ------------- 149 Underwood, Jennifer ------ 74,148 Varney, Penelope ______ 73,74,149 Vavrinek, Starr ------------- 147 Vincent, Barbara ---------- 27,149 Vollmer, Robert - ----------- 147 Volp, John -------------- 147,186 Vrablick, Steven ------------ 149 Vraney, Susan ____ 98,102,114,150 Wagner, Craig -------------- 149 Wagner, Robin ____ 98,102,114,148 Wagner, William -------- ---- 149 Walsh, Pamela ------------- 148 Wal ter, John ------ --------- 150 Wasserman, Diane ---------- 149 Weibel, Harold ------------- 147 Weihs, Gerald -------------- 147 Weinberg. Sherman -------- 149 Weinlein, Michael __ 75,147,192,193 Weinstein, Lee ------------- 145 Weisbrodt, Joseph ---------- 150 Wells, Jane --------------- 77,149 Wells, Joan -------------- 77,146 Wheeler, Joanne ____ 75,76,94,148 White, Pamela -------------- 149 Wicker, James -------------- 149 Wickstrom, Iris ---------- 75,149 Widerquist, Robert ------ 147,186 Wilson, Thomas ------------ 149 Wine, Robin ---------------- 145 Witzel, Allan ------------- 78,79 Wojakowski, John r----- 32,75,148 Wolf, l\Iaureen 72.73,88,89,107,150 Wortman, Michael ---------- 149 Vactor, Tom --------------- 149 Yeend, Lorriane ------------ 149 Yoshioka. Dwight ---------- 149 Young, Charles ------------ 146 Young, Linda -------------- 146 Zapas, Olarice - ------------- 150 Zahpirio, Peter ----------- 76,148 Zager, William ------- 30,145,192 Zastrow, Edward -------- 145,177 Zavilla, Walter ------------- 146 Ziemianin, Gregory ---------- 150 Zimka, Theresa --- ---------- 149 Zolott, Bruce ---------------- 148 Zuckerman, Evelyn ---------- 148 Sophomores Abbott, Barbara --------- 88,154 Abbott, Barbara ----------- 154 Ahrens, Barbara ------------ 154 Aiello, Tomilyn ------------- 159 Akerly, Linda - ------------- 153 Alex, D avid -------------- 84,153 Allaun, Stephen --------- 153,179 Allison, Toni ------------ 77,157 Alonas, Paul ------------- 82,154 Alop, Alan -------------- 159,179 Alper, Sanford -------------- 156 Alport, Carolyn ---------- 75,159 Amari, Joseph ------------ 74,159 Anapole, Fred - ------------- 157 Anderson, Bryan -------- 186,157 Anderson, James ------------ 159 Anderson, Judith -------- 81,159 Anderson, Linda --------- 77,157 Anderson, Margaret ______ 83,160 Anderson, Roger -------- 156,179 Andrews, Susan -------- 74,91,156 Anger, Maureen ------------ 159 Applebaum, Rosely ---------- 160 Archer, James -------- 75,158,179 Aron, Cara ----------------- 159 Arpan, Beverlee ------------- 157 Arpan, John ---------------- 156 Aull, Charles -------------- 159 Azelickis, George ------- - - --- 160 Bader, Robert ---------- 157,191 Bannister, Bonnie ---------- 155 Bantz, David --------------- 155 Barrick, Roger -------------- 159 Barron, Joyce -------------- 155 Baruck, John --- ------------ 155 Basrak, Roger ----------- 159,179 Bass, Charles --------------- 159 Bateman, Patricia -------- -- 156 Bates, William -------------- 155 Batschauer, Bonnie ---------- 153 Baumann, Sandra ---------- 155 Baumhardt, Dennis ______ 157,188 Beck, H arvey --------------- 154 Beletz, Florence --- ---------- 154 Bell, John -------------- 155,186 Bennett, Leonard -------- 77,158 Berg, William --------------- 153 Berger, Barbara ---------- 80,156 Berk, Marcia --------------- 154 Berkover, Rosalynn ______ 81,153 Berkowitz, Cary - - ----------- 154 Berkson, Leslie -------------- 157 Berlin, Barbara ---------- 77 ,157 Berndt, Margo ------------ 80,153 Bernstein, Susan ____ 75,78,155,159 Bers, Louis ---------- 155, 181,185 Iletts, Margaret ------------ 157 Binkoff, Bonnie ------------ 158 Berndorf, Louise ---------- 16,156 Blank, Marilyn -------------- 157 Bloom, Barbara ------------ 156 Blustein, Marvin ------------ 158 Bolgioni, Richard ----------- 159 Bongiaami, Ronald ---------- 159 Bookwalter, Jack ---------- 75,157 Borack, Alvin - ---------- 158,186 Bramwell, Terry ------------ 157 Brandt, Jacqueline ---------- 153 Breekha, Rose -------------- 153 Brendel, Diane -------------- i58 Brill, Charles ------ ------ 155,181 Brin, Jary ------------------ 160 Broccolino, Evelyn - --------- 157 Bruksch, Edward __ 75,153,177,181 Bryant, Terry --------------- 154 Bulster, Robert - ------------ 154 Burke, Raymond ------------ 158 Burkhardt, Larry --------- 75,156 Burkhardt, Nancy ----------- 158 Burns, Bud ---- - --- ------ 90,156 Burns, Samuel ---------- 154,179 Burnstein, Bill -------------- 155 Calucci, Rosemary ---------- 156 Caracciolo, George ------ 156, 181 Carlson, Nancy -------------- 159 Carlson, Wendell -------- 82,154 Carniol, Glenn ------ -------- 155 Carozza, Phyllis ------------ 156 Chang, Charles ---------- 88,188 Cheetham, Shirley -------- 75,156 Chepulis, Cheryle ----------- 153 �Index Chikaraishi, Dona ------ -- 88,157 Childs, Sharon ---------- 77,154 Chrisos, Patrick ------------- 153 Christenson, William _______ 159 Chvalousky, Jon ------------ 154 Cierny, James --------------- 153 Cieszykowski, Ken ------ ---- 158 Cinman, Paulette ___ ___ 73,76,153 Clark, Howard ---------- 158,179 Clark, June - - -------------- 155 Cline, Edwin ------------ 158,179 Cockrell, Cynthia - ------- 73,157 Cohen, Brian - ------- ------- 158 Colbert, Stever -------------- 154 Cole, Marilyn --------------- 158 Collins, Patricia ------------ 158 Conley, Karen -------------- 91 Conti, Michael ---------- 159,179 Corn, Donna - ------------ 76,153 Cornelius, William ---------- 156 Costantino, Roseann -------- - 155 Cowan, Beverly ---------- 77,158 Culberg, Beverly --------- 81,153 Cutrone, James ______ 160,179,188 Dahl, Donna ------------------ 77 Daiberl, Richard -------- 75,154 Dall, Karen ------------- 89,95 Danzinger, David ----------- 158 Davidove, Sandra --------- 81,154 Davidson, Marilynn - -------- 158 Davis, Barry ---------- - - 158,181 Davis, Diane ------------- --- 154 Davis, Trudi ---------------- 159 Dawson, Jack ---------------- 158 Decker, Renate -------- 75,80,154 Dell, Darlene ------------ 80,153 Delman, Joel ----- ----------- 154 De Love, Judith --------- 74,153 De Meduc, Candy ---------- 155 Denley, Lynn - ------- ---- 77,153 Derman, Barry ---- --------- 159 Dettloff, Diane - ------------- 77 De Vogelear, David ______ 156,179 De War, Matthew ---------- 153 Ditkowsky, James --------- - 157 Ditkowsky, Judith ---------- 155 Doherty, Anthony ---------- 156 Dohoracki, Susan ------------ 156 Doniger, Dale -------------- 155 Dorfman, Judith ______ 74,81,159 Doyle, Nancy ------------ 76,158 Dragovitch, Danka - ------- 77 ,154 Dressel, William ------------ 160 Drew, Kathleen ------------- 154 Du Chane, Robert __________ 155 Duda, Lynn ---------------- 157 Duren, Janet ------------ - 76,153 Eagan, Laura -------------- 158 Eichhorn, James ------------ 158 Elden, Barry ------ 76,160,179,191 Ettinger, Esther ------- ------- 80 Eulberg. Patricia ------- 75,91,154 Evans, Scott ---------------- 158 Evensen, '.Varren ----------- 158 Fabric, Mike ---------------- 155 J.'aerstein, Joel -------------- 155 Falkoff, Ellen ------------ 155,179 Faraci, Peter ---------------- 179 Fein, Renee ---------------- 155 Feingold, Bonita --- --------- 155 Feldman, Arlene ----------- 154 Fimoff, Barbara __ ______ ____ 156 Fleishman, Barbara _____ _ 99,156 Florczak, Robert ----------- _ 159 Flowers. Christine ---------- 156 Ford, Judith ---------------- 153 Forgan, Pamela ------------- 158 Forsberg, Theodore ------ 157 ,188 Franklin, Susan ------------- 156 Fredrickson, Lin ------------ 159 Freed, Andrea -------------- 153 Freedberg, Lynn ------------ 153 Freedman, Gail ---------- 99,155 Freel, Lloyd ---------------- 179 Freeman, Barbara ___________ 159 Friedman, Gary ---------- 154,185 Friedman, Joel ------- ------- 159 Fujiye, Leslie --------------- 155 Fuka, Karen -------- - - ----- 157 Futransky, James ------------ 153 Gaan, Cary ----------- ----- 157 Gabriel, Amelia ---------- 76,157 Gallen, Elizabeth ______ 77,83,156 Garfield, Frances ---------- - - 160 Garlich, Michael --------- 75,159 Gaule, Alan ---------------- 156 Geist, Fred --------- ------- 157 Gilbert, William ----------- 156 Glass, Bonnie -------------- 154 Glenn, Marilyn ------------ 157 Gliem, Judith ------------ 83,159 Goch, Diane ---------------- 158 Goebelt, Linda -------------- 157 Goldberg, David ------------- 158 Goldberg, George ________ 82,158 Goldenberg, Joseph ------- 90,158 Goldenberg, Lawrence __ __ 156,186 Goldfeder, Janice __ 74,76,77,78,81 , 158 Goldman, Gary ---------- 157,179 Goldner, Sheldon ----------- 157 Goldstein, Donna ------------ 153 Goodman, Gerald ---------- 158 Gordon, Gail -------------- 154 Gorski, Dianne ------------- 158 Gorsky, Jerrold -------------- 155 Goss, Harriet __________ 16,95,159 Gottschalk, Norma ---------- 156 Gou ld, Robert - - ------------ 154 Gracen, Todd -------- ---- 82,155 Elias, Sheldon ------------ 75,154 Endicott, Linda ------------ 160 Enenstein, Sherry ------- - 81,155 Engdahl, Karen ------------ 157 Esposito, Paschal -------- ---- 158 Gradman, Sidney ------------ 160 Gragman, Mark ---- - ------- 157 Graham, Kenneth ------------ 77 Gray, Kathleen ---------- 77 ,153 Greenberg, Denise ------ 70,74,158 Gregerson, Bonnie ---------- 157 Grigg, Susan ----------- 74,79,153 Griffiths, Nancy ------------ 153 Grossman, Bruce ------- ----- 160 Guba, Alex ----------------- 156 Guenther, Ellen ------------ 157 Guinand, L inda ---------- 92,153 Hagele, Catherine ---- - ------ 153 Hagen, Gail ---------------- 157 Hain, Paul ------------ ----- 157 Haller, Thomas ------------- 159 Hallmann, Elmer ----------- 157 Halpert, Scott -------------- 154 Hammond, Marilyn -------- 160 Hanlon, Thomas ------------ 153 Hansen, i\Iichael ____ 75,77,84,154 Hansen, Thomas --- --------- 158 Hanson, Katherine _______ ___ 153 Haroldson, James ----------- 153 Hawkins, Virginia ----------- 155 Head, i\!ichael -------------- 157 Heinz, John --------- 20,59,76,159 Heina, Roseann ------------- 159 Heller, Frances _____ --------- 159 Henning, Randy ------------ 153 Henningsen, Cheryl -------- 155 Henricks. Lynnette --- ---- 25,155 Henricks, William ---------- 159 Heppner, Amy _______ 80,155,157 Herbon, Amy ------------ 80,156 Herbst. Joan --------------- 160 Herman, Richard ----------- 159 Hertzberg, Stuart -------- 154,185 Herzog. Steven -------------- 154 Heun. Roger --------------- 154 Heyer, Barbara - - ------------ 159 Hildebrand, Fred ------------ 153 Hilfman. Merle ---------- 76,158 Hill, David ----------------- 159 Hirschtick, Steven -------- 153,185 Hirsch, Rochelle ------- 18,81,153 Hlady, Joyce --------------- 160 Hoag. Bruce ---------------- 156 Hobbs, Kim ---------------- 160 Hoeper. Lore _______ -------- 159 Hof!man, Ellen ------------ 155 Hohs, Williams __ __ 95,153,177,185 Honne, Elizabeth --------- 79,158 Hook, Charles -------------- 160 Hunter, William ------- ---- 158 Ingram , Barbara ---------- 91,156 l\'erson, Annette ------- - ---- 156 l\'erson, Walter ------------- 156 Jackson, George ---------- 85,156 Jacobs, Sharon -------------- 155 Jaeger, Jerry ---------------- 154 Janek . .James ------------ 159,179 Jansc, Julie ---------------- 158 Janus, Walter ___ ___ 85,9 1,156,193 Jobst, James ------------ 159,179 Johnson, Barbara ---------- 158 Johnson, Donald ------------ 156 Johnson, James ---------- 155,185 Johnson, James - ------------- 157 Johnson, Lynn -------------- 155 Johnson, Sonja --- - - --------- 83 Joh nson, William --------- --- 153 Kahn, Madelon ------------- 156 Kalish, Ruthann ------------ 157 Kallison, Jerry - ------------- 155 Kaluzna, Marlene ------------ 157 Kane, William -------------- 154 Kap lan, Robert --- --------- 154 Kaplan, Robert P. ---------- 155 Kap lan, Susan --------- ----- 160 Karlin, Allan ---------- 16,18,158 Karlin, Maureen ______ 80,83,153 Karoff, Susan ---------------- 155 Karp, Trudy ------------- 77,159 Katz, David - ----------- 160,179 Katz, Dean -------------- 154,179 Keller, Lester ------------ 75,155 Kenney, Kerry -------------- 155 Keno, Marcia ----- - ---------- 158 Kerstetter, Judith -------- 99,154 Kessel, Linda ---------- 16,95,159 Keirstein, Jeanmarie -------- 155 Kinowski, Margaret ______ 138,156 Kirchens, Peter --------- - --- 159 Kirk, Carol - ---------------- 158 Kiszely, Gary ------------ 160,179 Kitsos, Robert -------------- 158 Kein, Charmaine ------------ 158 Kleinzweig, Robert --- - - --- 90,160 Klemmer, John ---------- 75,153 Kliphardt, J anis __ 76,77,81,88,89, 157 Klipowicz, Donald - - -------- 159 Klyman, Linda -------------- 159 Kmety, John --------------- 153 Koch, Betty ----- --- -------- 156 Kohl, James ---------------- 159 Koppman, Diane ------------ 157 Koznarski, Joanne ----------- 153 Kramarczyk, Barbara __ 77,83,154 Kravitz, Irving -------- ------ 158 Kreiter, Sheryl -------------- 153 Kretschmar, Carol ---------- 154 Kriete, Mary ---------------- 154 Krispin, Gary -------------- 153 Kristof, Jack ------------ 159,179 Kriz, Judith ---------------- 154 Krooth, Bonnie ------- ------ 159 Kuechemeister, Fred -------- 154 Kuehn, Donald _______ 31,159,191 Kuffer, Janet - - --- -------- 75,157 Ku hr, Sylvia -------------- 74,77 Kuklin, Stephen ------------ 15!1 Kummerow, Walter __ 156,179,188,. 18,0 Kwasniak, Joe -------------- 15~ Lach, Kath leen ------------. _ 153 Laff, Gary --------------- 91,153 Lain, Russell ------------ 154,188 Lamberty, Robert ---------- 159 Landberg, Ingrid ---- ------ 75,156 Landerholm, Linda ____ 83,92,157 Landes, Ronald --------- 154,181 Lange, Doris ---------------- 158 Lappa, James --------------- 153 La Roussa, Roy ------------- 157 Larson, Karen -------------- 155 Laughlin, Linda __ 77,80,89,92,156 Layne, Linda ~- ------------- 154 Lear, Judith ------------- -- 159 Lee, Barbara - - - -------- 89,159 Lee, Steven ------------- 158,181 Le Fevne, Dennis ----------- 153 Leffingwell, Bruce ---------- 198 Lerner, Jeffery ---------- 153,191 Le Tourneau, Judith -------- 153 Lev, Abraham ------- 153,179,185 Le\·enfeld, Scott ------------ 156 Levin, Sherwin -------- 82,89,157 Levin, Stanton ---------- 153,193 Levin, Stuart ------- ----- 85,156 Levine, Marla -------------- 156 Levitt, Nancy --------------- 154 Levy. Stewart ------------ 154,181 Lewis, Anthon y ---------- 156,191 Lichtenstein, Linda __ __ 81,99,159 Liebling, Janice ------------ 155 Linick, Charlene -------- - 71,155 Lipman, Douglas ______ 84,156,188 Lisser, Rita ---- ------------ 157 Long, Carol - ------------- 88,154 Losher, Lorene -------------- 157 Lotz, Robert ________ 156,186,187 Lovering, Frank ------------ 159 Lowy, Janis ----------------- 159 Lubin, Lisa -------------- 79,155 Mc Comb, Terrence -------- 157 Mc Conaughy, Steven -------- 153 Maher, Maureen ------------ 159 Majestic, Diane ------------ 155 Malone, Patricia --------~ 91,158 Mann, Susan ---------------- 159 Manna, Carole -------------- 157 Marino, Stephen --------- --- 159 Marks, Christopher ---------- 155 Marks, Penny -------------- 157 Martin, Bonna - ------------- 156 Maselli, Steven -------- 76,111,154 Masover, Lynne -------- ---- 155 Maston, Glenn ------ 153,179,188 Matayka, Gerald ---------- 91 ,153 Mattingly, Thomas --- ------- 157 Mau, April -------------- 77,159 Maul, Kenneth ---------- --- 155 Mazz, Maurice -------------- 153 Meadows, Mary ------------ 158 Meisner, William - - ---------- 157 Melamed, Linda ------------ 156 Melzer, Sally ---------------- 91 i\fermel, Scott ------------ 75,153 Merrill, David -------- f!l,85,158 �Index Meszaros, Gary ---------- 75,159 Metn ick, Larry ---------- 153,193 Mich, Caren ---------------- 157 Miguel, John --------------- 154 Miller, Phyllis ------------ - 157 Milwer, Fred -------- ------- 159 Mink, Marcia --------------- 156 Mirshak, Ronald ----- - - - 158,181 Mitz, Kathleen - --------- 83,158 Mizock, Judith -------------- 159 Moldofsky, Lanny -------- 156,179 Moore, Dennis ------------ 75,156 Moyes, Kathleen ------------ 155 Mueller, Barbara ---------- 91,154 Mueller, Robert ------------ 157 Murlas, Christopher ______ 160,185 Murphy, William --------- - 156 Muskat, Marc -------- 155,181,185 Myles, Janet ---------- 71,97,155 Myren t, Stewart ------------ 155 Nadler, Robert --------- - -- 155 Nakayama, Joan ----- ------- 159 Nathan, Jon ---------------- 155 Natkin, Diane - ---------- 81 ,158 Nelson, Lawrence ---------- 179 Nelson, Russell ---------- 75,154 Nelso n, Virginia ------------ 153 Neu barth, Loreli --------- 80,153 Neubauer, Elaine - ------- 74,159 Newmark, Jeffrey - --------- 157 Noreen, James -------------- 158 Norling, Linda - ---------- 75,157 Norman, Carol ------------- 153 North, Warren -------------- 154 Noto, Jo Ann -------- 73,85,155 Novak, Nancy ------------ 75,153 Novik, Arlene ------------- - 153 Novotny, William ---- 155,179, 191 Oeller, Mary Ellen ---------- 155 Olson, Robert ----------- 157,185 Oscarson, Christine --------- 157 Overbeck, Ralph ------------ 157 Owens, Michael ___ 58,158,179,191 Packer, Jerilyn -------------- 158 Palast, Scott ---------------- 155 Panchesin, Michael ---------- 155 Parker, Glenn -------------- 155 Parker, Marlene ------------ 153 Parry, James - - ---------- 154,179 Paul, Don na ------- ------ 92,154 Pearlman, Donald __ 74,82,157,179 Penelle, Robert ~-""--------- 156 Pepper, Roslyn -------------- 153 Perri, Helen ____ __ 77,99,102,160 Peters, John ---------------- 155 Peterson, Gordon --------- 75,159 Peterson, Lois ------------ 77,157 Peterson, William ----------- 155 Petrokus, Barbara - --------- 156 Pfaff, Thomas ------- 156,179,193 Pifke, Susan ------ ------- 80,158 Piell, Terry ---------------- 155 Pines, Robert -------------- 159 Pinkwater, Marcia ------ 143,150 Pisano, Jerome -------------- 156 Plenn, Howard ------------- 158 Pogofsky, Larry ------------ 157 Pohorak, Susan -------------- 156 Powell, Pamela ------------- 155 Prange, Pamela -------- 77,80,157 Prim, Janis ---------------- 156 Privratsky, Eileen ----------- 156 Quinn, Karen -------------- 153 Radicek, Linda ------------- 154 Rand, Robin ------------- -- 154 Reading, Mary - ------------ 153 Rebbe, Gary --------------- 153 Redinger, Christian ---------- 158 Reynolds, Sandra - ----------- 154 Ricci, Lorraine - -------- ---- 153 R issman, Dennis ------------ 158 Ritter, John ---------------- 157 Riverburgh, Robert ------ 154,179 Rodman, Jerry - ------------ 181 Rodnick, Sharon ------------ 160 Rogan, Rosemary ----------- 159 Rolak, Karen ---------------- 156 Root, Frances --------------- 153 Rose, Daive --·--------- - 159,185 Rosecrans, Judith ----------- 158 Rosen, Alan -------- ---- 185,159 Rosenberg, Debra ____ 78,109,158 Rosenquist, William __ 90,158, 179, 191 Ross, Gilbert ---------------- 155 Rothblatt, Stephen ____ 18,85,111, 158 Rubin, Steven - ------------- 153 Rugendorf, Donna ---------- 156 Rust, Joanne ---------- 76,83,156 Sabec, Russell ----------- 156,185 Saflarski, Jeanne ------------ 159 Salerno, Michael ------------ 156 Sandler, Leslie -------------- 158 Saranecki, Scott --------- 158,179 Sass, Marcia ---------- ------ 153 Schafer, Richard -------- 155,181 Schamber, Laura ------------ 156 Schiff, Noel ---------------- 154 Schiffman, Bonnie ---------- 159 Schiller, Ronald ------------ 158 Schlitter, J ames ------------- 155 Schmitz, Lynn - ------------- 158 Schnidt, James ---------- 156,181 Schreiber, Etta -------------- 158 Schreiber, Robbert ______ 155,157 Schroeder, Keith -------- 159,193 Schulhoff, Bonnie ---------- 154 Schulman, Julie ------------ 157 Schwartz, Alan ------------- 154 Schwartz, Donald -------- 154,186 Schwartz, Robert - ---------- 154 Schweinsberg, Stanton ___ 160,181 Semiloff, Holly ---------- 78,156 Semple, James ------------- 159 Shaf, Vance --------- --- 158,186 Shapira, Sarita -------------- 154 Shapiro, Howa rd ---- -------- 154 Shapiro, Linda -------------- 159 Share, Michael -------------- 156 Shellist, Karen ----------- 75,154 Sherman, Ira - ----- -------- 156 Shivley, Gretchen ----------- 161 Side), Michel ---------------- 157 Siegel, Marcey -------------- 153 Silberm an, Ellen ------------ 155 Silverstein, Allan -------- 112,153 Silvert, Mark --------------- 112 Silvertrust, Raymond ------ 75,159 Simon, Howard --------- 181,188 Sinkule, Barbara --------- 83,159 Skara, Barbara -------- 88,99 ,157 Skidmore, Karen ---- ----- 80,155 Sklar, Elaine --------------- 153 Smith, Bonnie ________ 91,97,154 Smith, Judith -------------- 154 Sokolov. Vladimir -------- 25,159 Sommers, Sue -------------- 158 Soquet, Thomas ------------ 154 Sorokin, Mark -------------- 158 Spencer, Richard ----------- 159 Speigel, Marilyn ------------ 155 Spikings, Katherine ---------- 154 Spitz, Stephen -------------- 156 Stein, Jerry ------------- 154,155 Steinberg, David ------------ 155 Steitz, Raymond ------------ 153 Sterner, Rosalie ________ 74,81,159 Stengl, Elizabeth ______ 76,95, 154 Stern, Gerald ----------- 186,154 Stocker, Judith ------------ 158 Stone, J anet ---------------- 158 Stresser, John -------------- 154 Strickett, Barbara ------------ 154 Strobl, Gregory --------- 158,179 Stroetzel, Victor ---- -------- 157 Struck, Joseph ---- ---------- 153 Stupp, Rita ----------------- 157 Stutland , Ri-t.a -------------- 156 Sulser, Arthur ---------- 155,193 Supanc, E lke ____ ---------- 77,9 1 Swanson, Linda ---------- 92,157 Swartz, R obey -------- 85,154,156 Szabady, Clara -------------- 159 Thimios, 1'ula -------------- 158 Thigpen, Ronald __ 33,159,179,188, 191 Thoma, Gregory ------------ 159 Thomas, Robert __ 28,90,1 58,179, 191 T hompson, Holly ____ 18,76,88,158 Thornton, Scott ---------- 153,193 Thimmings, Jeanne -- ------ 155 Tincher, Carol -------------- 155 Torenko, James ------------ 160 Tortorella, Georgine ____ 81,94,159 Tortorice, Peter ------------ 156 Tubekis, Alex ---- - - -------- 156 T ucker, Frances _______ 74,88,159 Tunkl, Judith ------ --- 74,88,155 Uleck, Donna --------------- 154 Urbanus, Joseph - ----------- 158 Urelius, Gordon ---- ----- 158,185 Van Eikeren, Paul - --------- 156 Velen, Robert ------ -------- 159 Voigt, James --------------- 159 Vollmer, Robert ---- - ------- 154 Vorsa tz, Peter ---- - --------- 157 Votzmeyer, Ed ---- - -------- 156 Waddell, George ------------ 153 Wagner, Donald ------------ 155 Wallies, Kathleen -------- 76,153 Walter, Dennis ------ ------- 159 Warren, J effrey -------- ·---- 154 Wazburg, Karen ------------ 156 Weaver, Daniel --- --------- 154 Webster, Carole - --- ------- -- 155 Weil, Donald -------- ---- -- 153 Weinberg, David A. ---- - - --- 154 Weinberg, Robert ---------- 157 Weinhart, J ames ------------ 154 Weiss, Lee ---------- 157,160,191 Werner, Carol ------------ 156,75 Westphal, Marianna ___ ___ 7i,153 Wiese, Sandra -------------- 160 Wiig, Keith ----------------- 153 Wikell, Milton -------------- 159 Wilke, Kathy ----------- ---- 155 Williams, Diane - -------- --- 155 Williams, Roger ---------- 85, 155 Williamson, Sharon ______ 77,156 Wimmer, Daniel -------- 156,179 Wimmer, Ph yllis -------- 75,157 Wisniewski, Wayne --------- 153 Wolnik, Wayne ------------- 154 Wood, William ---- --- ------ 157 Woods, Craig ---------- ---- 155 Wooley, Robert ------ 57,157,181 Work, Carol ---------- 74,77, 156 \.Yorth, Bruce ------- -------- 153 Wright, Sherry -------------- 153 Wu, Jack ------------ 56,156,191 Wulf, Arthur ------ --------- 159 Wynn, Michael ---------- 155,181 Yamaguchi, Robert ______ 155,179 Yardley, James ---------- 154,188 Zager, Ronald ------------ 75,154 Zaidler, Laura ------------ 88,157 Zaitlen, Richard --------- 157,186 Zeitlin, Donna -------------- 156 Zemel, Maureen ----- -------- 154 Zenner, Donna -------- - ----- 159 Zimmerma n, Glen ____ 159,179,191 Zimmermen, Linda ---------- 158 Zostrin, Rohert ------------- 186 Freshmen Aberman, David R. __ 171,180,186 Adami, Lee Ann --------- 83,163 Adams, Audrey ------------- 171 Adelman, Linda G. ______ 88,170 Adelson, Marla K. ---------- 166 Ad ler, Marvin Alan ______ 84,170 Albert, Sharon ----- ---- ----- 172 Adler, Duane Bruce __ 16~ , l8U,191 Allen, Nancy J. ---- -------- 172 Allenbaugh, Wm. H. ____ 170,180 Altenbern, Linda ------------ 163 Altshuler, Terry ______ 163,185,171 Ambrus, Gayle L. ----- - - ----- 171 Anderson, Donald J. -------- 172 Anderson, Douglas S. -------- 163 Anderson, Linda H. __ 80,162,164 Anderson, Raymond A. ______ · 171 Anderson, Sandi ------------ 164 Androw, Judy -------------- 169 Apelian, Donald --- --------- 164 Applebaum, Leslie R . ------- 163 Armstrong, Darlene G. ______ 168 Asher, Nadine Jane --------- 172 Aviano, Richard A. ------ 96,180 Bacher, Helen E. ------------ 166 Baker, Ronald ---------- --- 168 Balkonis, Linda --------- --- 170 Ballew, Balinda - ----------- 166 Ballon, Patricia - ----------- 167 Bank, Claire Ruth ---------- 165 Banks, Marla ---------------- 169 Barber, Linda ------------ 75,76 Barclay, Richard ____ 172,180,193 Barnett, Lynne ---- ---------- 164 Barsky, Robert ------ - ------- 166 Bartelson, Anna ------------ 171 Barth, Barbara -------------- 169 Barth, Julianne -------------- 168 Bartholomew, Robert ____ 85,170 Bartlett, Bonnie Dee - - ------ 170 Bass, Mira ------------------ 99 Bassuk, Lawrence -------- 81,166 Basting, Sharen ------------- 168 Baum, Barbara ------ - --- 77,167 Baumhardt, Keith -------- 33,167 Beaird, Judith --------- - ---- 167 Becker, Bill John ----------- 165 Beckway, Brent ------------- 169 Bedoe, Beverly ----- --------- 165 Beezy, Thomas ------- - ------ 163 Behr, Elyce Judith ---------- 171 Behrens, Renea Diane ____ 83,163 Behrstock, Gary --------- ---- 164 Beinig, Peggy -------------- 171 Bennett, Lynn ------- ---- - - - 170 Berg, Connie Lee -------- --- 166 Berger, Harold ---------- 193,171 Berger, Joel ------------ 169,185 Berk, Terry ---------------- 168 Berkover, Robert ------------ 170 Berlowe, J udy -------------- 172 Berman, Robert ---------- 96,165 Berman, Rosalie -------- 77,81,83 Berman, Steven -------------- 168 Berndt, Phyllis ------- ---- 83,172 Bernstein, Carol --------- - -- 163 Bernstein, Ronald ---------- 167 Bernstein, Ronald ----- ------- 75 Bers, Alan ------------------ 167 Bethke, William ------------ 171 Beutler, Mary Ann ------ ---- 164 Bjork, Donna ---- - --------- 164 Blamenser, Mary ------------ 169 Blank, Donna --------------- 172 Blessing, Barbara - ------ - ---- 166 Blessing, Carol ------- ------- 170 Blumenthal, Alan ----------- 164 Blumenthal, Roy ------------ 163 Bolnick, Bruce ------------ 84,170 �l Index Bolotin, Pamela ------------- 79 Bond, Nancy ---------------- 167 Booth, Susan ------------- --- 165 Bradford, J ane -------------- 169 Bradford, Leonard - - ---------- 79 Brandzel, Ellen ------------ I 63 Braverman, Donna ---------- 164 Breinig, Peggy --------------- 171 Bridges, Patricia ---- - -------- 169 Brodin, Chris ----- ---------- 180 Brody, Linda ---------------- 163 Bodzik, Walter -------------- 163 Brown, Joanne -------------- 163 Brown, Larry ---------------- 171 Brownstein, Susan ----------- 168 Brusman, Maynard - - -------- 185 Bryant, Myra --------------- 170 Bubley, Linda - - ----------- -- 165 Burr, Janet -------------- ---- 91 Butler, Judith --------------- 167 Cahan, David Carlisle, Shirley ______ 168,186, 171 Carlson, Gary ----------- 168,J 93 Carlson, Robert - ------------ 166 Cassidy, Alan -------------- 166 Chaitkin, Paul -------------- 170 Chamerski, Carol ------------ 163 Checkopoulos, Michael ____ 177,166 Checkopoulps, Peter ---- ----- 167 Chrisos, Kathleen ----------- 170 Christ, Maria ---------------- 166 Christensen, Douglas ________ 85 Claus, Jeffrey ------------ 80,171 Clauson, Joan - ---------- 83,172 Clyman, Harold ---------- 85,169 Clyman, Sandra ------------ 77,172 Cohen, Linda --------------- 171 Cohen, Marilyn ________ 76,77,163 Coleman, Lynn - ------------ 171 Collons, Michelle --------- 81,166 Conrad, Jon --------- 79,80,82,164 Corcoran, Colin ------------- 33 Cordell, Marshall ----------- 169 Corr, Patricia --- ------- 77,162,164 Coulter, Marilyn ------------ 169 Cowen, Bonnie ------------- 168 Criz, Robert ---------------- 168 Croneigh, Cynthia ----------- 172 Curran, Donna -------------- 166 Dahlin, June ------------- 77,170 Damker, Donna ------·------- 167 Dankowski, Gail ------------- 165 Dankowski, Gary ------------- 167 Darsch, Catherine --------- 77 ,169 Darsch, Dale ---------------- 177 Dascanio, Ida --------------- 163 Davis, Cheryl -------- - --- - 83,171 Davis, Virginia --------- 77,154,164 Decker, Patrick ------------- 167 Dedekind, Karen ------------ 171 Dehmalow, Genie ------------ 169 DeLaRosa, Lorie ---------- 93,179 De Lott, Ronald ---------- 163,186 De Maa, Sandra --------- ---- 168 Demas, William ---------- 170,180 De Rudder, Jerome --------- 171 Deutch, Sharon -------------- 170 Diamond, Fred ------------ 84,l 72 Didier, Linda -------- _______ 165 Dietze, Naomi ------------ 77,168 Dingman, Bruce ---------- 85,163 Di Salvo, Allan ----------- 77,171 Dobbin, Gregg ____ ____ 164,181,158 Dobbs, Kenneth ------------- 164 Domenella, Lina -------- --- -- 170 Doppelt, Samuel ------------ 168 Drews, Donna -------------- 167 Duffey, Patricia ------------- 171 Dugan, Janice ---------- 76,77,163 Earlix, Lawrence ------- ----- 171 Eaves, Alison --------------- 170 Eby, Patricia -------- -------- 74 Edwards, Bruce ------------- 172 Eiler, Harold --------------- 166 Eilers, Joyce _______ 77,80,162,166 Elarde, Gerry --------------- 165 Ellis, Darryl ------------- 170,185 Endre, David ----------- ---- 166 Engle, Richard ------ -------- 166 English, Robert ---- - - 167,180,193 Ensslen, Gisela ------ ---- ---- 166 Epstein, Francine ------------ 172 Epstein, Tobi ----- ---------- I 72 Erlander, Carla _ ·--------- 7,163 Ermilio, J anice ----------- 81,171 Ernt, William ------------ 165,180 Esposito, Linda ------------- 164 Esposito, Linda ------------- 167 Esterman, David - ----------- 169 Ewing. Linda -- --------- ---- 169 Fabro, Vivian ------------ 93,168 Faintuch, Cheryl __ __ 83,95,162,172 Fallico, Richard ------------- I 63 Fanaras, Christopher __ ______ 164 Faraci, Linda --------------- 164 Faust, Penelope ------------- 166 Fearn, Arnold ------- -- 90,171,193 Feigenbaum, Adrienne __ 77,162,170 Feinberg, Ellen ---------- 77,166 Feldman, Mark ------------- 169 Feldpausch, Jack _________ 90,168 Ferina, Vincent -------------- 170 Ferris, James ------------ 165,186 Filko, Gary ------ -------- 85,164 Fischer, Paul ----- ------- 168,185 Fisher, Jo Anne ------------- 165 Flasch, Norman ------ ---- 85,167 Fleischman, Jerry ------------ 171 Fleischman, Marcie --------- 169 Flink, Edward -------------- 163 Fortuna, Nicholus ----------- 170 Fortunato, Nikki -------- 163,170 Foster, Gregory ----------- 84,172 Foster, Joanne -------- 90,162,164 Fox, Lynn ------------------ 171 Frank, Barry ---------------- 172 Franklin, Janis ----- ------- 74,169 Franks, George -------------- 163 Fray, Karin ----------------- 168 Fredson , Michelle - -------- 99,170 Freed, Ellyn ------ ---- ---- 79,165 Freeman, Arlene ------------- 168 Fried, Miriam ---------- 77,79,167 Friedmen, Terry ------------- 165 Friedmen, Terry ------- ----- 165 Friedman, Diane --------- 77,167 Friedman, Terri ------------- I 72 Friedner, Bonnie ---------- 97,163 Fritz, Geo rge ---------------- 164 Cagne, Henry --------------- 163 Garcia, Daniel -------------- I 69 Garen, Kenneth ------------- 168 Garlin, Barry ------------ 172,180 Germain, J ud ith ------------- 170 Gerow, Alan --------- 166,181 ,193 Gertenrich, Robert ----------- 166 Gi lbert, Barry ------------ 77 ,170 Gilbert, Susan ----------- I 62, 172 Gi llman , Robert ---------- 166,193 Gilner, Linda -------------- 81,163 G lad ~ Cathy ---------------- 172 Glassberg, Joan ----------- 79,163 Gold, Barry -------------- 93, 165 Gold, Judith ------------ ---- I 71 Gold, Lauren ------------ 77,169 Gold, Steven ---------------- 163 Goldblatt, Cheryl ------------ 164 Goldfarb, Iris ------------ 77,169 Goldman, Il ene ----------- 162, 168 Goldner, Donna ------------- 172 Goldstankt, James--- - - ------- 164 Goldstein, Elyse - - ----------- 166 Goldstein, Robert ------- ---- 84 Goren, Gail ----------------- 170 Gernstein, Shoya ------------- 166 Goundas, Rita -------------- 165 Graff, Jeffrey ------------- 82,169 Graham, Lynne ------------ 81,169 Grant, Richard ------------- 69 Grauman, Nancy ---------- 85,163 Greene, Robert -------------- 168 Greenfield, Richard ------- 170,180 '.:: reenman, Herbert ____ 82,165,181 Greenman, Steven ----------- 168 Grossman, Barry ------------- 167 Guenther, Timothy ---------- 165 Guess, Dennis ---- ----------- 167 Gun ther, Sharon --------- 165,171 Gutsmiedl, Robert ----------- 163 Hagen , ~1ary ---------------- 169 Hain, Thomas ----- ---------- 170 Hajduk, Christine _________ 83,168 Hallman, Barbara ----------- 170 Halpern, Rita --------------- 165 Hanlon, William ------------ 166 Hanstrom, Thomas ___________ J71 Hantman, Susan ------------- 171 Hanns, Eileen ------------ 80,168 Harris, Janis ---------------- 165 Harris, ~fark ----------- 77,84, 172 Hartman, Howard ----------- 163 Hartman, Lona ------ 76,77,80,167 Harvey, Roger _____ 85,90,171,180 H arvis, '.\1artha ------ 79,90,162,171 Hehn, Cheryl ---- ----------- 170 Helford, Paul -------------- 164 Heller, Barbara ------- ------ 163 Heller, Richard ----- -------- 169 Henrickson, Charles __ 168,193,180 Hepburn, Sandra --------- 85,170 Herrman, Ron -------------- 172 Heuberger, Diane ----------- 166 Hidaka, Candyce ~-------- --- 171 Hilbert, Michael --------- 166,180 Hildebrandt Ed ------------- 170 Hinkle, Alan ------ ---- 166,181,186 Hobbs, Michael - ------------ 167 Hodges, William ---- ----- 165,193 Hoffberg, Josephine ---- ------ 77 Hoffing, Ellen -------------- 172 H oglund, Janet -------------- 163 Holtzman, Jeff -------------- 163 Hook, Carol ----------------- 171 Horowitz, l'rudye - - ---------- 164 Horwitz, Steven --------- 164,185 Howard, Allan ---------- ----- 171 Hrynko, Linda -------------- 164 Hulteen , Linda ----------- 162,169 Hudspeath, William - --------- 166 Hunter, Dianne ---------- 83,168 Jlliam, Barbara -------------- 172 Jmmergluck, Ron a --------- 81,170 Isaacson, Robert ------------- 169 Iverson, Lana ------------ 77,167 Jzbicky, Michael ------------ - 168 Jacobs, Eugene ---------- 170,180 Jobst, Don ------------------ 165 Johanson, Alice -------------- 169 Johnson , Carolyn --------- 94,163 Johnson, Judy --------------- 164 Johnson, Karen -------------- 171 Johnson , Richard ____ ------- 168 Jones, Patricia -------------- 168 Jung, W ayne ---------------- 16.7 Kahn, Hil ary ---------- ---- 167 Kalmis. Gai l ____ ----------- 169 Kalrnna, Scott ------------ 88,165 Kamm I. Sherry ------ -------- 168 Kane, Ruth --------------- 77 ,170 Kanter, Lrnn ---------- 81,83,165 Kapaln. Arlene -------- 79,162,168 Kaplan, Jay __ -------------- 167 Karch. :--:anry ------------- 79, 167 Karl. Ri chard __ --------- 171,191 Karol, Arthur -------- ______ 163 Karp!llan, Ronald ____ ------- 166 Katler. Cary ----------------- 170 Katsoulis. T homas ----------- 172 Katz, Beth ---------------- 80, 165 Ka tz, Sherrie --------------- 167 Katznelson, Craig ---- -------- 172 Kaufman , Andrea ---------- 77, 171 Keefer, Robert - ------------- 163 _____ 171 Keith, Bruce __ ______ Kelter, Roberta -------------- 170 Keuper, Arlene -------------- 166 Kierstein, Rosemary --------- 172 Kilcullen, Edward ____ 164,172,186 Kilcullen, Shirley ------------ 172 Kipmis, Mark -------------·-- 169 Kirshman, Michele ----------- 77 Kizorek, Bernadette ---------- 163 Klaveter, J oan ------------ 88,164 Kletnick, Robert - ------------ 172 Kliphardt, Judy ---------- 162,166 Knochclm ann, Nancy -------- 163 Koch, Richard --------------- 170 Koenig, Leonard ---------- 77,166 Komiss, Karen ------------ 77,164 Knopka, Anthony ----------- 167 Konopka, Elizabeth -------- 77,171 Koppman, J oyce ---------- 79,169 Koprinik, Dale -------------- 165 Kottemeir, Anthony ------- 96,164 Kovacic, Diane -------------- 168 Kowitt, Justine -------------- 169 Koziol, Charles ---------- 163,181 Kraemer, Charles -------- 164,185 Kramer, Terry ----- -------- 165 Krantz, Carol ---------------- 172 Krasner, Robert ------------- 171 Krause, Anita --------------- 166 Krause, Ila -------- ---------- 166 Krause, Marlene ------------- 170 Kreiter, Fredric ------- 33,169,181: Krupnick, Michael -------- 82,168 Kuhr, Kathe ------------ 80,81,164 Kuhn, Catherine - --------- 85,169 Kurian, Marcia ------ -------- 163 Kurti, Jill -------- 79,80,162, 171 Kushner, Mark -------------- 165 Lain, Barbara - -------------- 169 Lambert, Penny --------- 162,168 Lange, Robert ------------ 85,165 Lantz, June -=----------- 162,17.0 La Roussa, Robert ---------- 161 Laroy, Gerald --------------- 171 Larson, Kenneth ---------- 163,180 Lauer, Dennis - ----------- --- 172 Lauerman, Christell --------- 80 La Vay, Patricia ------------- 172 Lawrence, Herby ------------ 172 Leach, Diana ------------- 77,165 Leck, Elaine ---------------- 168 Leduc, Joe ----- ---------- 163,191 Lees, James ------------ 77,171,191 Leichtenberg, Robert --------- 164 Leick, Sue ------------------ 159 Lencho, Keith ------------ 72,164 Lenci!, Meredith ---------- 99,165 Lenzen , Glenn -------------- 169 Leptich , Jeffery ------------- 168 Lerner, Susan --------------- 171 Lesser , Barbara -------------- 163 Levin, Judy ----------------- 170 LeYin, Robert ------ 80,172,180,185 Le,·ine, Michael ---------- 166,180 Levinson, Larry --------- ----- 170 Levy, Diane --------------- 79,166 Lewin, Burton -------------- 166 Liano, Anthony ----------- 167,180 Lieberman, Rita ------------- 172 Lindberg, i\fartha ----------- 172 Lindemann, .Judy ---- -------- 163 Linder, Charles -------------- 165 Lippens, Frank ---------- 169,180 Lound , Donna -------------- 171 Lucary, Gary ---------------- 163 Lucas, Michael ----- --------- 164 Lundquist, Barbara ---------- 164 Lynch, M yrna -------------- 164 '.\fcCann , Sharon ------------- 169 McCarthy, J ohn ----------- 75,169 Mcconaugh y, David ____ _____ 168 '.\fcCracken, '.\fary ------------ 168 '.\fcGuire, Dennis ------------ 164 '.\1cGuire, Richard -------- 170,185 '.\fcLin, J an ice --------------- 172 Mc~ich, Linda -------------- 166 MacCall111n, Kathleen ------- 170 MacCorkle, Marilynn ____ 162,166 '.\fagner, Kathleen ------------ 167 i\fagnuson, Betty --------- 77,165 '.\falone, Ronald --------- 165,179 Maltz, Laura ----- -------- 77,163 '.\fargalski, Thomas ---------- 167 '.\farshall, Norine - ----------- 171 �Index Martin, Wayne ------------- 167 Martorano, Mich ael _______ 171,185 Mason , Ronald __________ 163,193 Matzkin, Terry -------- 170,180,191 Mazzeffi, John -------------- 172 Medak, Ruth --------------- 169 ~1einke, James ------ ---- ---- 172 Melichar, Pamela --------- 90,170 Menakes, Ellen ____________ 81,165 Merdt, Phyllis --------------- 172 Merriman, William - - -------- 163 Messershmitt, Glenn ______ 171 ,186 Metrich, Sydni -------------- 168 l\1eyer, Bruce ----- ----------- 164 Meyer, Robert -------- 164,180,186 l\1eyer, Steven --------------- 169 l\1ikula, Phillip ----- - - ------- 168 l\1iles, Tamata - ------- ------ 165 Miller, Gerald --------------- 169 Miller, John ----------- ------ 166 Mitchell, William ____ 170,180,193 Mits, Melody -------- -------- 167 Molinaro, M ildred ______ 77,8 1,162 Morris, Yvette -------- 171,162,163 Muelle r, Robert ---------- 167,180 Muise, Bob ----------------- 165 M ultan, Carol -------------- 170 Murphy, David - --------- 169,1 85 Mu rray, David -------------- 170 M ussar, Christine ______ 79,88, 166 Nadler, Molly -------------- 165 Nelson, Jill ----- --------- 99,172 Nelson, Penn y -------------- I 63 Nelson, Robert ------------ - 164 Neuman, Karyn --------- --- 171 Newman, Betty -------- 77,79,164 New ton, Diane ------------- - I 64 Niclas, Marcia ________ 75,83,169 Niedrich, Robert ------------ 171 Noddin, Bill ---------------- 169 Nonclerc, Claudette ---------- 168 Norling, Nan cy ----- - -------- 168 Novak, Lana ---------------- 166 Nova k, N ancy --------- 75,80, 170 Novick, Sandra -------------- 166 Novoselsky, Karen --------- 77, 166 Novotny, James ---------- 165,191 Nuss, Elmer ----------- --- 168,181 Nyland, Linda -------------- 170 Odelman, Linda ------------- 170 Odess, Richard ---------- 167,185 Olsberg, Adele --r-------- 79,166 Olson, Ruth ____ : ________ 77,167 Omachel, Dennis ------·------ 165 Omachel, Sh aron ------------ 167 O'Neill, Margueri te ---------- 165 Orlove, Robert ______ 167,181,185 Oskroba, Martin a -------- --- 163 Ostermeier, Dorothy ______ 77,169 Otto, Victoria ------ ------ 88,171 Owen, J oanne --------------- 163 Painter, Darrell ------------- 163 Palmer, Mark ---------- ----- 170 Panos, Alexander ------ 82,88,163 Pa pa, Ann egret --------- ----- 164 Paulsen, Martin ---------- 168,180 Paulson, Nancy ------------- 171 Pearson, Dilora --- -------- 85,169 Pedott, Betty - ------------- - 172 Penner, Ardith ------ ------ - 170 Perdue, Raborn ----------- -- 172 Petacque, Susan -------- --- 81,167 Peters, Carolyn -------------- 165 Peters, Stephen ----------- 85,113 Pe tersen , Karen ----------- 77,169 Peterson, Arlette ---------- 81,171 Peterson, Curtis _____________ 171 Pe terson , Dan a ------------- 167 Peterson, Kay --------------- 170 Pe terson , Robert ------------- 164 Petroske, Charlotte ---------- 166 Pe troski, Marsha ------------- 172 Phelan, Robert -------------- 169 P ierce, Sand ra ---- ---- - - ---- 171 Pintacura, Adrienne --------- 164 Pitzer, Scott ------------- 168,1 80 Plan te, H eidi --------------- 164 Pollice, Gina ------------- 14,167 Porazinski, Linda __________ 77,169 Potenza, Joanne ------------- 168 Prehnal, Linda Mae ------ - 83,172 Proesel, Barbara A. _________ 166 Prouty, Scott Ives ----------- 170 Puerkal, Gregory F. ---------- 166 R aa b, Nancy ____________ 167,180 Radermacher, Su sa n --------- - I 66 Rainero, W illiam _________ 165,180 Rammel, Hal --------------- 169 R a msey, Joy ------------- 77,167 Randazzo, Robert -------- --- 163 Rapport~ Jan --------------- 165 Ra sk, Sally ----- - - - ---- 81,162,169 Rask, Susan -------------- 81,163 Redman, Steve -------------- 85 Regin, Joy --------------- 77,164 Rehwaldt, Nancy ------------ 171 Sam uelson, Richard _________ 164 Sa ntowski, Lucille ____ 77,8 1,172 Sargeant, Chester ---- ---- ---- 164 Schaefer, Allan ______ 169,180,185 Schaffner, Nancy -------- 77,170 Schurecht, Charles ---------- 168 Schechter , Ian -------------- I 72 Schinzing, Kenneth ---------- 166 Sch locker, Catherine ______ 81,165 Sch miel, Frank _________ ----- 170 Schm idt, Teel -------------- 166 Schramm , Maril yn ---------- 166 Sch ria r, Diane -------------- 167 Schulman , Diane ____________ 165 Schultz, Helen ------------- 169 Schuma n , Joyce ---------- 77,163 Schwartz, Susan ________ ____ I 69 Scott, Karen ----------------- 77 Scu ll y, Susan ____________ 91 ,171 Seidman, Susan -------- 79,88,169 Seligman, Laura ---------- 77,168 Selzer, Diana ------------ 83, 170 Senf, Terry ---------------- 167 Senger, M ichael ------------ 165 Sheridan, Gregory, ----------- 165 Shiman, Marla - - ------------ 165 Sh in er, Sandra ----------- 77,168 Shirman, Jay -------------- 167 Sidell, Nancy ---------- ---- 167 Silverma n , Elaine ------------ 165 Silverma n, Lynn ------------ 167 Simmons, J erry ---------- 164,191 Simpson , Kenneth ____ 168,180,185 Reicherts, David --------- 164, I 80 Reid, Natalie ---------------- 169 Reitman, Mark ------ ____ 77,171 Renieris, Susan ______________ 168 Res t, Debra ----------------- 171 R eynolds, Joy --------------- 170 Rhoney, Donald ---------- --- 170 Rice, Ronna -------------- -- 165 Richards, George - - ----------- 193 Ringel, Gary ------------- 168,18 1 Rishe, Rochelle ----------- 81,16.7 Ritter, Peggy ------ ---------- 165 Robbins, Charles ------------ 170 Roberts, Richard ----------- - 165 Roberts, Thomas ___________ 79 Roch man, Jeffrey --------- 80,165 Rogi n, Dana ---------------- 167 Rolla, Linda --- ----------- 77,17 1 Rose, l\1aria nne ------------- 163 Rosen, Dennis --------------- 167 Rose n bloom, James ---------- 171 Rosenfeld, Beverly __________ 166 Rosenfeld , Rosalie ---- ------- 170 Rosenfeld, Vivian ------------ 167 Rosenquist, Gregory --------- 163 Rotheiser, Penny _______ 77,81,166 Ro tter, Pamela -------------- 167 Rubner, Ch a rles ------------ 162 Rudd, Billie --- --- ----------- 172 Rudich, Roger ------------- - 166 Rudnick, L eslie _____________ 172 Rudowicz Mike ----------- 77,168 Russel, Daniel ---------- 192,1 91 Russo, Anna Marie ______ 97,163 Ryden, Jo Anne __ 76,77,88,91,171 Sackrison, Cand ace __________ 164 Sage . . Pamela --------------- 164 Sa lott i, Sandra -------------- 169 Saltzman, Donald __ 33,80,163,185 5amo le, Ya le --------- 77,180,191 Samuelson, Nancy ________ __ 168 Singer, Jam es ------------ - -- 170 Singer, Michael ------------- 165 Sirk in, Bruce ---------------- 168 Siuda, M ichael -------------- 165 Sk rzymowski, Edwin --------- 168 Sku tta, Wil liam ------------ 167 Slepya n, Pearle -------------- 163 Slotky, Robert --------------- 165 Sm igiel, Janis __________ ____ 170 Smith , De nn is _______ 167,180,193 Sn ellman, Pat -------------- 166 Snoply, Paul -------------- -- 180 Sn yder , Janice ---------- 171,172 Solomon, Steven --- ------ 163,185 Soren son , Kathy ______ 77,163,172 Soren son, Sherry ------------ 163 Sotello, Robert ____ ____ __ 170,1 9 1 Spciche rt, Ka thl een __________ 171 T hiede, Diana ----------- 83,168 T homas, Roger ______ 168,180,185 Thommes, James - --- - ------- 170 Thompson, James ---- ------ 165 Thomsen, Gayle - ---- --- ----- 167 Tim mel, Richard - ------- ---- 168 Timmer, J ohn ---------- 167,185 Tinker, Carol ---- ------- 165,193 T ischler, Audrey ____ 77,80,162,165 Tolchin, Sandra - - - --- ---- 77,167 Treste r, Susan --- ----------- 169 Tri tschler,. Janice ______ 74,75,164 Tropstein, Allen --- - ---- 165,180 Tropstein, Fran ---------- 91,164 T ruesdell, Alan ------------ 167 Trufant, Judith -------- ____ 171 Tuchow, Merle ---------- 91,163 Turner, David ------ -------- 166 Unbehaun, Darlene --------- - 166 Un ick, Maureen - ----------- 170 Van Grimbergen, Jim ________ 170 Vazzana, Frank - - - ----- ·- 64,166 Verhunce, John - - --- - - -- 166,186 Villano, Angela --- --- - ----- - 163 Vlaming, J essica ------------ 170 Vollmer, Corrine --------- 77,172 Von Gillem, William __ __ 163,185 Wagner, Robert ______ 171,180,193 Wa hle, Shirley ----------- - - 168 Waladis, Louise ---------- 91,170 Wall, Perry -------------- --- 164 Wal ter, Patricia ---------- 77,166 Warner, W illiam ---- -------- 164 Watkins, Gary ---------- __ 22,169 Wehrmacher, James ---------- 168 Weinberg, Nancy --------- 91,167 Weiner, Holly - ------------- 165 Weise, Jeff ------------- ---- 169 Weistein, Anita -------- - - 77,169 Weinstein, Cecile --------- -- 163 Weinstein, Elliot ----------- 172 Weiss, Ira ------------ - --- 77,166 Weisz, Lee -------- --------- 170 Wellner, Steph en - ------- 166,185 We lls, Gary --- ---------- 171,180 Wernikoff, J ay -------- -- 162,167 Wetmore, Joanell --------- 77,171 Whaley, W illiam ________ 165,180 Spiegel, Janice -------------- 164 Spies, Karen ---------------- 164 Spies, Linda ----- ----------- 169 Spinnato, James ------------- 166 Stahlberg, Lynne ------------ 77 Stanbery, Dale -------------- 177 Steele, R ichard __________ 172,1 80 Steffens, Jea n - ----------- 81, 165 Stegeman, Yvonne - - -------- 166 Steinberg, Robert ________ 171,186 Wickum, Dale -------- ----- - 164 W iderquist, Thomas __ 171,180,186 W iese, Jeffrey - ----------- -- 169 Wilkins, Gary ---------- - 168,193 W illiams, Barbara - --------- 164 Wilver, Andrea ------------- - 171 Wimmer, Margaret - -------- 164 Winograd, Louise ________ 77,163 Winslow, Susan ______ 77,163,172 Witt, Jo Ann ----- - - -- _ ·- 77,171 Wojakowski, Lois __________ 166 Sterner, Alexand er ---------- 164 Stern , Charlene ------------- 166 Steuer, Gloria ------------ - - 167 Stevens, Ga ry ------------ 85,164 Stiska, Susan ------------- 77,166 Stone, Michael -------------- 168 Storck, June ---- ------------ 165 Strahan, Don ald _____ 172,180,1 85 Strau ss, Rhea ----- - -------- 169 Strehl, Gerhard --- --------- 166 Strom, Robert - ------------- 170 Svejnoma, Emil 166 Swanson, Daniel 167 Swanson , Donna ------------ 163 Swanson, Jeffrey ------------ 169 Swanso n, Sh aron ------------ 84 Swead ner, Sandra ________ 77,17 1 Sweeney, Corinne ---- -------- 162 Talias, Gloria ------------ 85,168 Tannenba um, J effrey __ __ 74,163 Teichert, Alfred ------- ----- 171 Tenbusch, Barbara ---------- 170 ·r erman, Benjamin ------- - - - 169 White, Daniel ---- - --------- 169 Whitmo re, Daniel _______ 163,180 Wolclman, Richard ----- ------ 168 Wolf, Robert -------- ------ 167 Wolter, Richard - - - - -------- 165 Waltersdorf, Carol ________ 77,170 Womer, Richard ---------- - - 167 W urmser, Bruce 171,180 Yamaguchi, Tom - ------- 171,180 Yelen, Mitchell ----------- 88,169 Yohanna, Wilene ------ --- --- 163 Young, Karen --- ----- - ------ 168 Young, Suzann ------------- - 165 Youngkrantz, Larry _____ _____ 90 Zalesn y, Patricia ---- - ---- - - - 172 Zehner, Arnold --------- 168,180 Zelkowi tz, Barbara ------ -·- 79,167 Zender, Carolyn - - -------- 74,170 Zimmerman , Bonnie __ 77,162,165 littler, Deborah - - ---------- 169 Zlatos, Cynthia ----- - ---- --- 163 Zolezzi, Darrell ------- - ----- 170 Zolkowski, Carol ______ ______ 165 Zuffante, Robert ------------ 164 �ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Compiling a yearbook is not an easy job, but is a fulfilling and r ewarding task which takes many hours, days, and months of hard work. The goal of all the members of the Spectrum was to strive to give Niles West the best possible yearbook that a high school, whether new or old, cou ld produce. Our hope is t ha t the student body feels we have accomplished this objective. Our deepest thanks go to Mrs. Lois Fisher and Mrs. Deborah Gould, who as sponsors of the Spectrum ha ve guided the staff and by unselfishly contributing of themselves to the book, have unmistakea bly established a future tradition of Niles for yearbook staffs to come. Our personal thanks, also, to Root Studios of Chicago who did the photography, to M r. Norma n Koenig of the Norman King Publishing Company who did the publishing, and to the facu lty and adminisration for their patience and cooperation. The Spectrum would never have been possible without these people a nd their aid. Respectfully I 962 Spectrum Staff ., ' �� 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 Spectrum '62 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Niles West High School Yearbook, 1962 Spectrum Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Niles West High School (Skokie, Ill.) Description An account of the resource Notes on condition of original document: No autographs. Scanning information: Grayscale scan PDF; [Information not available]; 12/03/2007 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962 Temporal Coverage Temporal characteristics of the resource. 1961-1962 1960s (1960-1969) Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. school yearbooks Extent The size or duration of the resource. 203 pages Subject The topic of the resource Niles West High School (Skokie, Ill.) -- Periodicals. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context NTHSWest_1962 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Norman King Publishing Company; Root Studios, Chicago, IL Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Skokie Public Library, Skokie, IL Gift of Dr. Francis Saunders Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. 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> 1960s (1960-1969) 1961 1961-1962 school year 1962 high schools Niles Township high schools niles west Public School District 219 Spectrum yearbooks