Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

“History repeats itself.” We are sure you have all at one time or another heard this saying. Many men have tried to prove this by com- paring our historical men, leaders, events, and wars with the present one’s. We, the members of the Algonquin staff, have tried to do this in a different sort of way. We have taken our experiences in high school and shown how it relates to that of ancient times. We invite you to share with us and see how history does repeat itself. ALCO N AC HICH SCHOOL Zhe 1 970-7 J Algonquin Algo hoc High School Give an accurate answer. INDEX SENIORS 7-28 JUNIORS 29-34 SOPHOMORES 35-40 FRESHMEN 41 -46 FACULTY 47-54 ATHLETICS 55-66 ORGANIZATIONS 67-96 Come along, you bad boy! What kind of talk is that? There is nothing wrong. 6 Winged Victor: was made to commemorate Tim Alex Charles Ames Cheryl Arpan Donna Baker Richard Baker Becky Basney Carol B auer Gary Beauchamp Barbara Becker Debbie Beres Jon Bogosian Rose Bommarito 8 a victory as the Seniors commemorate . . . Barbara A. Borowiec Lenore Bourlier Deborah Boyd Marcia Brege Lori Broedell Mike Brown Paul Buckenmeyer Debbie Burch Wendy L. Campbell Denise Carrier 9 the victory of graduation. Js freshmen Don Casper Suzanne G. Castle Linda J. Ceder Gary Champagne Debbie Chapman Dennis Chapman Barbara Ann Clerc Chester Cobb Michael Colladay Lonnie Glen Coomer the battle began as we tried to James C. Cooney LeRoy M. Crosina Richard D. Culling Paula I . Davis Michael Day Carol J . Decker Marianne V. De Witte Karen E. Eglinton Russell R. Evans Sharon M. Farver Thomas Michael Fett Randy Forton li overcome our fear of the school, its Janie M. Foucher Gerald Fritz Ricky Lee Furtah Raymond Genaw Jenny George Mary Agnes Gibbard Mary Aleath Gibson Cindy L. Gray William Gray Robert R. Greer Donna M. Greer Howard A. Grosser 12 surroundings, and the upperclassmen. Jacqueline Gulette Kirk Hamlin Pat Hampe Lee Hartman Rebecca Haynes Robert Haynes Laura Helle 13 With few downfalls and many victories Gale Henry Richard Ingram Kathy Jeffery Walter M. Johnson Dennis Jones Katherine A. Jozefczyk Donald Kicknosway Mary E. Kilets Thomas W. King Mary B. Kiss 14 We as Sophomores forged ahead to . . . Joanne Lynne Krapp Cheryl Lynn Krieg Colleen E. Lamb Jim Lanvers Sylvia Lenkiewicz Laurie A. Lewis Cindy M. Love Debi L. Lowes R. Michael Lowry Robert Maciacz J. Mark Malloy R. James Manns 15 Pam Martin accomplish our goal in the magazine Debbie McCartney Christine McClure Amy L. McDonald John William McKenzie Bob Meldrum Theresa A. Meldrum Greg Merritt Sailie Miller Thaylia Moore Rhonda S. Morgan Kathleen Moss t 16 sale. Our {junior year was f illed . . . Carol Marie Nafrady Heidi Christine Nordbeck David M. Nowicki Kathleen Nichter Gail M. Ockington Katherine Ognjan Anthony F. Ognjan Mary lou A. Olowniuk Karen Olsen Jo Anne Owings 18 With new experiences, creating and Charles B. Patterson Daniel Peltz Keith Perrin Louise Persy n Robin Petrone David Phillips Alex Pope Blake Poorman Lou Ann Pray carrying out the junior Prom and . . . George L. J. Privaloff Daniel S. Reid Susan Ring Vivian D. Robinson Kathleen A. Rock wood Dennis Roggeman Cynthia L. Rose Kathleen A. Rose Glenda Rummel Barbara Ruthard Sharon Sammons Christopher Satterly 19 {junior- Senior banquet. We were Maureen F. Sauber Connie Seaman Terry Schade Dennis Schaible Victoria L. Schild Barbara J. Schwarz Nancy Short Emil W. Schulke Roberta Slater David A. Smith Debbie Smith Marilyn L. Smith 20 rewarded with class rings becoming . . . Mary Ellen Smith Patti Smith Bonnie Sodders Bruce W. Sodders Wayne H. Sologot Kathleen R. Stapley Marlene B. Steer Thomas A. Stringer Sue B. Talluto Leslie Taylor 21 full fledged ffuuiors. Js we pursue our Randy L. Thueme Sally A. Thompson Ronald Tilly Nadine A. Tringali John J. Trix Cheryl Ann Trudeau Donald G. Turkovich Frank Veselovsky Ron Vigneron Mary Jane Voakes 22 interests we will never forget . . . Dennis Wilson Pat Wilson Paul Wise Don Wiseman Carol Witherspoon Gary Worthy Arthur Wrabetz Patrick Yacques Susan M. Yata 23 the Senior Play, fund raising projects. Senior Square Day, Senior Pictures . . . Pat Yacques Treasurer Mr. Trumble Advisor Mfs. J ohnson Roberta Slater Advisor Rec. Secretary CLASS MOTTO “Today’s dreams, tomorrow’s realities.” CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLOR Burgundy and Pink Aleath Gibson and Laurie Lewis Student Council Representatives Tony Ognjan Vice-President Mr. Ford Advisor Cheryl Trudeau Corresponding Secretary Rick Ingram President 25 and graduation. Although it may seem Howard Grosser, Salutatorian Rhonda Morgan, Valedictorian Sharon Farver Frank Vesolovsky Karen Eglinton ' jzutioHHmi Mary Kilets and Randy Thueme Barb Ruthard 26 the battle is over, we must look ahead . 5 ? » Cheryl Trudeau Carol Baur to the future battles that await us. But why rehearse all this tale? was the services performed for the Q reeks Claudia Ketchum Linda Kilgore Greg Knox Bob Kowalski Grctchen Kreusel Luanne Labatzky Vicki Lafriniere Ed Lamb Cindy LaParl Nate Larabell Jim Leacock Larry Lemieux Linda Long Vickie Lord Cheryl Love Debbie Lozen Connie Mackensen A1 Mackie Mary Malinski Paul Malinski Angie Mantini Joan Meld rum Pam Mcldrum Leigh Merrill Paul Minnich Georgia Mizer John Monte Kathy Morris Joe Morrison Pete Moran Royal Mousscau Wyatt Neal Cathy Neuman Jan Ncuner Jean Neuner John Newbeck Sandy Nugent Jim Nunneley Craig Olivares Rex Oliver Kathy O’Phee Dan Owen Linda Partain Pete Paulus John Perrin Deb Perry Jim Peters Dianne Pray Carol Privaloff LecAnn Rees LouAnn Repass Diana Riley Keith Robinson Rita Roehrig Joanne Rolewicz Sharon Ruckert Renee Sachs Jeanne Sauer Deb Schaible Sheryl Schwendemann Craig Seaman Judy Sears Bob Seifert Sherry Sepanck Ken Shorkey Tom Short Bob Shovan Cheryl Slove Steve Smith Paul Somerville Rick Stokes 31 Zhe {Juniors services to the school Dave Storrs Sheldon Strablow Earl Suppon Art Tesch Doug Tilly Bob Thomas Delene Thomas Pam Thomas Steve Thompson Tom Trombly Cindy Turner Shelly Turnbull Mike Vandcnbossche Rose Vandenbossche Barb Vanderhagen Joe Vandierdonck Dawn Van Heck Sherry Varndell Pete Vernier Steve Voorhees Dana Wagenhals Pat Wagner Bob Walker Jackie Waller Jeanne Warner Ann Watson Cathy Weaver Kathy Weaver Jim Wentz Dave Wetter Bill Wiese Harry William Jon Whited Jackie Wiseman Pam Wright Karen Yax Will Yax Cyndy Young Joanne Zech CAMERA SHY Andy Atherton Jim Bertram Buddy Briggs Gary Brusate Charlie Byerly Mary Campbell Marilyn Clarke Kathy Colman Chuck Hines Leigh Hoover Noreene Hoover Margaret Keefe Don Me Id rum Janice O’Phee Bob Pickering Loren Polczynski Rhonda Regan Dan Smith Mike Stapley Mike Stoneburner Ken Waslowicz James Wiese Eddie Wilczek Greg Zelenock Rick Pacquette Glenn Stelzel Remember your manners! 32 have been shown through their efforts . . . Cheryl Love, Treasurer Deanne Cooney S. C. Representative Lee Ann Rees Corr. Secretary ADVISORS: Mr. Wesoloski, Mrs. Streit CLASS MOTTO “If we cannot find a way, we will make one.” CLASS FLOWER Daisy CLASS COLORS Blue and White 33 of the fj. Mop and junior- Senior Hanquet. Nothing is stronger than custom. Put it into my mind. 34 Minerva-, goddess of Wisdom known 36 Bill Aud Pat Baclawski Bob Badovinac Cheryl Bailey Howard Baker Katrina Baroni Deb Bates Jim Batuk Marie Bayer Lois Bayly Jerry Beal Mike Beals Steve Beauchamp Don Beauvais Phil Beavers Larry Becker Phil Bcrkowski Joe Bertrand Larry Besaw Charles Birch Roger Birney Barb Bischoff Steve Bishop Vince Boghian Dave Boroweic Pat Bourlier Bob Bearlay Dale Burgett Debbi Burch Laura Campbell Chuck Casper Carolyn Centala Gary Chamberlian Glen Champagne Jackie Chapman Robin Chatfield Sue Chesney Terry Clark Debbie Clearwood Mark Colman Debbie Crawford Judy Crawford Debbie Creech Paula Creed Bonnie Cuthberson Dave Dandron Barb Davis Joan Davis Sadie DeBons Diane Dobbin Donna Dodge Judy Dodge Leslie Downing Marty Drake Paula Engelhardt Denise Felenchak Wes Ferdig Theresa Fields Brad Forthe Rick Frazh Shirley Fredericks Jeanie Froh Dennis Funke Sue Garland Deb Garrett Mary Lou Garshott Roberta Genaw Karen Getz John Gilbert Mike Green Jackie Grosser Joan Halkias Marie Hanifan Kristi Harper Kurt Hartman Keith Haselden Charles Haynes Pete Helwig Lauri Henry Paul Henry for her righteous warfare, and wisdom. Karen Hewelte Rich Hewitt Kevin High street Todd Ingram Judy Jackson Nan Johnson Jon Jones Ron Kaminski Joanna Karr-Ake Tom Kaufman Ron Kaye Rosalyn Kelly Peggy Kenzie Joan Kicknosway Rose Kilgore Jill Kittner Cheryl Knight Scott Kollmorgan Lynda Lange Linda LaPalme Nellie Larabell Tom La Valla Norbert Lenkiewicb Doug Lewis Joe Little Bob Long Sheila MacDonald Dan Malinski Debbie Mallia Steve Mangas Bill Marianchuk Mary Lynn Martin Don Mayea Jim McClure Janet McDonald Janee McLeod Cheryl McNiff Carla Meldrum Deb Meldrum Sandy Moran Sue Moran Debbie Mooreland Debbie Matylinski George Neumann Andy Nichter Brian Nienhaus Joe Nowicki Dan Ocklington Chris Olivares Joe Orczkowski Eugene Osieczonek Debbie Owens Linda Owen Dan Patterson Steve Phillips Wendy Phillips Nancy Polcznski Gary Prudhomme Sharon Quantz Mark Rappa Cheryl Raymond Cindy Repass Jan Revord Leroy Richards Gary Richardson Debbie Rietzler Connie Richez Jay Robinson Tina Robinson Jackie Rolewicz Roy Rose 37 Zhis is shown by the Sophomore’s in Vickie Rossow Dave Rymar Bonnie Sadlowski Tim Schad Sandy Schade Debbie Schymanski Kathy Short Sherry Sigmund Denise Sikorski Brendon Smith Dave Smith Gwen Smith Ann Soboleski Tina Solgot Rick Starek Kathy Stieler Ed Streit Barb Suppon Kerry Sutton Jim Szymanski Josie Talluto Kathy Tamulewicz Cindy Tatro Les Thomas Pat Thomas Sheree Thueme Kathy Trent Jim Trudeau Debbie Underwood Don VanBuskirk Gary VanBuskirk Sue Venhuizen Tim Veraecke Lynn Vernier Scott Vistiscn Mark Wagenhals Darleen Waite George Warner Debbie Waters Steve Weeden Phil Wentz Don White Bill Wilcox Norma Willard Ed Wizinsky Sandy Workman Pam Yacques Debbie Yates John Yax Sandy Yax Pat Zelenock Wayne Zieldorff Henry Becker Alan Buckenmeyer Albert Carrier Gary Chesney George Christy Joe Nowicki Don Evely Joseph Foguth CAMERA SHY Harold Forsythe David Gillespie Richard Harmeson Denise Hojnacki Bill Keeler Randy Moran Phil Perkowski Doug Schroerlucke Greg Schultz Ben Sh arrow Janet Sharrow Mark Sharrow Larry Stephenson Earl Werner 38 winning of the Spirit {fug. There he sat at the feast and took his pleasure. Alive, take me alive! We used to meet so often together. Second thoughts are wiser. 40 FRESHMEN Zkesus: known for his strength and Candy Alex Gary Ambrose Tom Ames Ron Appelman Richard Arpan Mike Awe Michele Bailey Kathy Balduck Michell Barber Brenda Bates Kathy Batuk Mike Baxter Debbie Beckmann Carrie Be res Roy Bertram Leslie Brocdell Tim Brown Greg Carnahan Colleen Carrier Jim Cartwright Dennis Casper Becky Centala Ray Chapman Joe Charron Bruce Clard Candy Cohrs Ron Currier Sue Daniels Cindy Day Bob Desilets Steve Desilets Bonnie Dickson Bev Dixon Gary Downing Mike Driver Nick Drouillard Dan Dunn Amy Endelman Mark England Laurie Faber Karen Fectcau Mary Fernandez Mirian Fetterly Martha Fountain Brian Frantz Tom Frantz Sue Fritz Teresa Froh John Geer Ralph Gibbons Bill Gleason Dennis Gorczyca Nancy Gricius Nancy Grosser Danni Haag June Hampton Steve Hankey Rick Harmeson Tom Harmon Kathy Harper Rob Harrington Wayne Harrington Joanne Harris Wendy Haseldin Cliff Helle Jeff Helle Ken Hendrick Cathy Heyza Lilatayle Hill Wendy Hilton Chris Howell Joe Hubbarth Janet Ingram Mike Isaacs Gail Jacobs Jeff Johnson Kathy Jolly Karen Jones Gary Jurkiewicz Mike Kamer 42 spirit is symbolic of the freshman . . . Wcndall Karr-ake Sue Kendall Joyce Kicknosway Fred Kleintjes Keith Kreusel Sandy Krieg Karen Krispin Sandy Lane Bill Lanvers Bob LaParl Ellen Leacock Steve Lee Jerome Lewandowski Mike Louias Debbie Lorch Tom Lozcn Kim Lupenski Norma Mahoney Debbie Martin Lorna MacDonald Mary Jane McCallum Dean McCartney Paul McGrachy Garry McLeod Debbie McMullen Dan McKenzie Jack Meadows Brian Meldrum Mark Meldrum Paula Metcalfe Dennis Miller Margie Miller Debbie Mills Crystal Minken Keith Molnar John Moran Dick Moreland Ken Moss Mary Joe Navetta Craig Neumann Cindy New Lynn Newbeck Sue Nordbeck Mike O’Connor Jan Orczykowski Mary Osieczorek Carl Osterland Laurie Pioch Chuck Phelan Richard Phillips Linda Potter Danny Prior Barbra Privaloff Connie Radin Bill Rampp Greg Rappa Tena Rees Rob Richards Dorothy Rietzler Mary Ann Riley Jerry Rivard Roberta Roehrig Bill Rose Linda Ruthard Charles Sakowshi Jim Sammons Debbie Santavy John Saubcr Sally Scherholz Sandy Schmidt Mark Schnoor 43 as they showed their strength and class Margie Scymanski Karen Shankin Sue Sharrow Marianne Short Donna Sink Cindy Smith Jack Smith Jim Smith Mike Smith Michele Smith Pat Smith Betty Solgot Bill Steiler Dave Steiler Sue Stokes Tom Stonebumer Jenny Stringer Denise Suess Ed Sullivan A1 Swatman Evelyn Talluto Ken Tatro Gary Tesch Wendy Thiel Gary Treppa Mark Turkovich John Vanderhagen Fred Vandric Lynn Vandierdonck Bill Vannorsterand Debbie Vermeulen Elizabeth Vernier Pat Vigneron Heidi Virgona Cal Waller Dave Waller Bill Walter Jackie Wansowicz Candy Warner Pat Waters Theresa Weaver Diane Weiland Kent Wesch Joe White Rose Wilds Richard Williams Ed Wilson Linda Wilson Noel Wilson Gayle Wise Don Wonsowicz Debbie Wright Pam Wright Cathy Yerrick Leon Zech spirit by wearing the honored CAMERA SHY David Atherton Tim Barber Linda Bayly Eugene Brabaw Barb Castonguay Barbara Davis Kathy Devine Donna DQdge Bob Droulard Brian Eglinton Glen Eifert Shari Foriska Ruth Glenn Dan Green Peter Helwig Bob Klena Cynthia Matwyuk Sanford Miller Robert Napier Randy Orchard Nancy Petrone Peggy Schroerlucke Beverly Sears Eileen Sharrows Patti Shellabarger Les Thomas Mary Thompson Gary Van busk irk Bill Wilcox John Wilson Cheryl Wisswell Jackie Wonsowicz Welcome strangers. caps at MomecomiHg. Advisor Mrs. Burns (Camera Shy) Advisor Cindy Day, Vice-President Miss Weber Tim Brown, President Wendy Hilton, Corresponding Secretary Pat Waters, S. C. Rep. Lynn Newbeck, Recording Secretary Becky Centala, Chuck Phelan, S. C. Rep. 46 jn v i | Il j 1 48 Mr. Johnson and Mrs. LaLonde „ Administration Mr. George Johnson Superintendent Mr. Robert Hollway Ass’t. Superintendent Mr. Hollway and Mrs. Ingels Mr. Ford, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Jackson Mr. Robert Ford Principal Mr. Welch, Mrs. Ford Bookkeepers Mr. Patrick Welch Ass’t. Principal School Board 49 fleptiwe-. Qod of the Sea Mrs. Marsy Burns English Mr. James Holmes English Mr. Gary Gardner English Mrs. Mary Pollack English Mr. Lawrence Treppa English Mr. Ronald Trumble English Miss Kim Weber English Mrs. Ann Johnson Foreign Language 50 Ruled over his Waters as .. . Mrs. Irene Ford Business Education Mrs. Patricia Huston Business Education Mr. Paul Londrigan Business Education Miss Eleanor Jablinski Mathematics Miss Florence Nugent Mathematics Mrs. Leanne Roberts Mathematics Mr. Donald Wight Mathematics Mr. David Bums Science Mr. Michael Pritchard Science Mr. Hugh Jackson Science Let thy speech be better than silence! For shame! A sober joy. 51 our Zeadters Rule and Quide over Mrs. Jane Eglinton Physical Education Mr. Richard Garrett Physical Education Mr. Milton Stringer Physical Education Mr. Allan McLeod Counselor Mrs. Esther Streit Counselor Mr. Roger Avers Social Studies Mr. Gregory Godfrey Social Studies Mr. Rodney Greenwood Social Studies Mr. David Labuhn Social Studies Mr. Arthur Meganck Social Studies Mr. James Wesoloski Social Studies So be it, brother! 52 Us in our School Activities. Miss Virginia Higgs Home Economics Mrs. Carol St. Mary Home Economics Mr. Lee Driefert Librarian Miss Sharon Atherton Assistant Librarian Mr. Charles Blanck Drafting Mr. No rman Kochn Woodshop Mr. James Lenore Electronics Mr. James Musson Metal Shop Mr. Glenn Potter Co-op Coordinator Mrs. Helen Cole Nurse Mr. George Appelman Music No more tricks please! 53 When things look rough they bail us out. Do as he bids! Why are you sitting here? 54 T is Zltrower-. Represents the Greek VARSITY FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW: Rick Zryd, Dan Reid, Tony Ognjan, Dennis Schaible, Ed Yax, Ron Vigneron, Rick Furtah, Tim Alex, Mike Lowry. SECOND ROW: Mike Vandenbossche, Dan Owen, Jim Peters, Bob Shovon, Ken Shorkey, Jon Whited, Paul Fernandez, Ken Waslowicz. THIRD ROW: Will Yax, Dean Furtah, Pete Vernier, Pete Moran, Paul Minnich, Nate Larabell, Bill Keeler, Steve Beauchamp, Gary Prudhomme. BACK ROW: Coach Garrett, Manager John Monte, Manager Matt Hoina, Coach Stringer. 1970-71 FOOTBALL SCORES WE Harper Woods 28 St. Clair 7 Anchor Bay 9 Port Huron Catholic 9 Cros-Lex 28 Marine City 40 Chippewa Valley 7 Marysville 1 8 THEY 0 6 8 27 8 0 14 36 I know not whether some god set him on, or whether his own spirit stirred him to go. 56 athletics. When a Greek, athlete won . . . JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW: Brad Forsythe, Joe Bertrand, Gary Chamberlain, Dave Borowiec, Dave Dandron, Alan Buckenmeyer, John Yax, Dale Burgett, Tim Schad. SECOND ROW: Kurt Hartman, Brian Nienhaus, Kevin Highstreet, Doug Schoerlucke, Phillip Perkowski, Joe Little, Richard Hewitt, Bob Badovinac, Henry Becker (manager). BACK ROW: Coach Avers, Jim Szymanski, Steve Weeden, Jim Trudeau, Joe Orczykowski, Rick Starek, Tim VerVaecke, Mark Sharrow, A1 Carrier, Coach Jackson. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. FRONT ROW: Jeff Johnson, Bill Van Norstrand, Mike Isaacs, John Moran, Ron Currier, Tom Lozen, Mike Smith, Dick Moreland. SECOND ROW: Jack Smith (manager), Mark Meldrum, Jim Sammons, David Stieler, Richard Arpan, Ed Wilson, Gary McLeod, Rob Harrington. BACK ROW: Coach Wight, Joe Charron, Greg Carnahan, John Geer, Tom Ames, John Sauber, Kent Wesch, Tom Harmon, Roy Bertram, Coach Bums. the town or territory in which he lived VARSITY BASKETBALL. Paul Fernandez, Gary Prudhomme, Jim Herbst, Dennis Schaible, Terry Schade, Don Wiseman, Steve Highstreet, Dan Reid, Jamie Cooney, Jim Peters, Tom Birney, Bob LaParl, Ed Yax (Captain), Leigh Merrill. MIDDLE ROW: Matt Hojna (Manager), Mr. Greenwood (Coach), Sheldon Strablow (Manager). John Sauber (Camera Shy). 1970-71 BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY Holy Cross 59 41 Harper Woods 72 63 Port Huron Catholic 70 60 Cros-Lex 64 49 Marine City 62 46 Chippewa Valley 55 52 Marysville 35 56 Harper Woods 52 50 St. Clair 54 62 Anchor Bay 54 57 Port Huron Catholic 70 57 Cros-Lex 60 58 Marine City 54 59 Chippewa Valley 53 61 Marysville 77 66 St. Clair 74 73 Anchor Bay 69 48 was considered in high favor . . . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Phil Beavers, Joe Bertrand. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jackson (coach), Dave Dandrun, Roger Birney, George Neumann, Ed Streit, Joe Orczykowski, Kurt Hartman, Mark Sharrow, Bill Aud, John Yax, Steve Bishop. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Mike Smith, Gary McLeod, Mike Isaacs, Tom Lozen, John Moran, Joe Charron, Dan Prior, Les Thomas, Tim Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gardner (coach), Mike Baxter, Don Wonsowicz, John Geer, Gary Treppa, Tom Stonebumer, Kent Wesch, Greg Carnahan, Rob Harrington, Richard Arpan. So it is when an Algo me athlete Are you ready? The slow catcheth the swift. VARSITY BASEBALL. FRONT ROW: Frank Vesolowsky, Ed Yax, Wayne Sologot, Bob Shovan. SECOND ROW: Rick Furtah, Jim Manns, Ron Vigneron, Jim Peters, Coach Garrett. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL. FRONT ROW: Doug Schroerlucke, Matt Hojna, Paul Malin- ski, Paul Fernandez. SECOND ROW: Scott Kollmorgan, Phil Beavers, Mark Sharrow, Brian Nienhaus, John Whited. THIRD ROW: Ron Kaye, Rick Starek, Steve Weeden, John Yax, Coach Holmes (Camera Shy). 60 becomes a state or regional champ. WRESTLING. FRONT ROW: Danny Patterson, Steven Mangas, Ken Tatro, Russ Evans, Cliff Helle SECOND ROW: Dave Nowicki (Manager), Roy Rose, Jerry Fritz, Earl Suppon, Dan Owen, Coach Wight. THIRD ROW: Bill Cartwright, Ed Wilson, Fred Kleintjes, Ray Chapman, Bob Shovan, Dave Borowiec. FOURTH ROW: Tom Short, John Monte, Dean Furtah, Ron Vigneron, Charlie Byerly. It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. There is no “match” for the muscle men of Algonac. Enterint its third year, the wrestling team has proven it can hold its weight against the toughest opposition. For the grapplers, strength and endurance are the keys to victory, and the leadership of Coach Wight has led them in this direction. Although a fairly new sport at Algonac High, wrestling has become quite popular and its supporters are continuously increasing. He just lay there too weak to move. Jh all athletes strength, physical TRACK. FRONT ROW: Larry Becker, Bruce Sodders, Dave Wetter, Will Yax, Mike Brown, Gary Richardson. SECOND ROW: Roy Rose, Bob Badovinac, Nate Larabel, Kevin Highstreet, Tim VerVaecke, Dale Burgett, Steve Bishop, Andy Nichter. THIRD ROW: Henry Becker (manager), Ed Lamb, Randy Moran, Dan Owen, Mike Lowry, Phil Perkowski, Steve Mangas. BACK ROW: Coach Avers, Joe Bertrand, Dave Borowiec, Dean Furtah, Joe Orcyzkowski, Bill Aud, Jim Batuk, Tom LaValla, Assistant Coach Gardner. Throw fear to the wind. The ground familiar to the men of track is but cinders and tar. The fleet footed vic- tors go diligently to each practice, making ready their systems for the big meet. With their hearts sincere , and their pride showing through all, they fly down the black lanes. Their leaders, Coach Avers and Coach Gardner, take all of their potential, cul- tivate it, and use it for their many victories. beauty, skill, style as well as precision . . . Over the river and through the woods; the Muskrats com- pete in their second season of Cross Country. The boys with the determination found this sport excellent in build- ing self control and endur- ance. The competition was tough but the team reached a medium of five wins, four losses. If Hold your ground. CROSS COUNTRY. FRONT ROW: Don Wiseman, Roy Rose. SECOND ROW: Tom La- Valla, Steve Bishop, Phil Beavers, Steve Mangas, Dennis MiUer. THIRD ROW: Ed Lamb, Jim Herbst, Leigh Merrill, Bruce Sodders, Mike Brown. FOURTH ROW: Ben Sharrow (manager), Tom Birney, Jamie Cooney, Terry Schade, Coach Gardner. The beginning of ills. Go on and run if you feel the urge. 63 is needed. Zhe Muskrats have shown TENNIS. FRONT ROW: Tim Schad, A1 Buckenmeyer, Brad Forsythe, Bill Marianchuk, Todd Ingram. SECOND ROW: Gary Prudhomme, A1 Carrier, Leigh Merrill, Ken Shorkey, Mike Vandenbossche, Ed Streit, Coach Londngan (Camera Shy). Easy for them! Great is his power. all of these factors and have thusly GOLF. FRONT ROW: Terry Clark, Mark Rappa, Gary Chamberlain, Joe Little. BACK ROW: Jamie Cooney, Dan Reid, Kirk Hamlin, Don Wiseman, Tom King, Bob Haynes. CAMERA SHY: Coach Brown. Sharply watching. You’re ready now! This spring as all the other springs the golf team headed for the golf course for their nightly practices under the careful ob- servation of their coach, Mr. Brown. Even though it might be wet, foggy or cold the golfers went to their matches and put the Rats Spirit to work. With long drives and straight putts the golfers of A.H.S. did their job. Coach Brown The deadliest spot of all. This is no time for nagginp. made Jlgouae High proud of them. VARSITY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Tony Ognjan (Secretary), Terry Schade (Treasurer), Dennis Schaible (President), Ron Vigneron (Vice Pres.), Rick Furtah (Sergeant at Arms). SECOND ROW: Mr. Jackson (Advisor), Joe Bertrand, Dale Burgett, Phillip Perkow- ski, Phil Beavers, Henry Becker, Steve Mangas, Mr. Garrett (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Randy Moran, Kevin Highstreet, Dan Owen, Tom La Valla, Keith Robinson, Dave Nowicki, Dave Wetter, Harry Williams. FOURTH ROW: Joe Orczykowski, Tim Vervaecke, Will Yax, Mike Brown, Ken Shorkey, Gary Chamberlain, Pete Moran, Bruce Sodders. FIFTH ROW: Mike Lowry, Joe Foguth, Don Wiseman, Dean Furtah, Jamie Cooney, Kirk Hamlin, Jim Peters. He was but of little understanding. {Julius Caesar: Me did what no BAND. FRONT ROW: Catie Ognjan (Sec.-Treas.), Sue Prince, Sharon Farver, Linda Long, Sally Jackson, Ann Watson, Janee Mc- Leod, Joan Davis, Sue Garland, Gayle Wise. SECOND ROW: Tony Ognjan (President), Cindy Rose, Debby McCartney, Aleath Gibson, Willie Gray, Randy Thueme, Ellen Leacock, Roberta Genaw, Danny Patterson, Shirley Fredericks, Shelia MacDonald, Paul Buckenmyer, Debby Moreland, Karl Osterland. THIRD ROW: Jackie Wiseman, Sandy Frantz, Joanne Zech, Jill Kittner, Deb Meldrum, Kathy Stieler, John Davey, Bev Harrington, Kathy Trent, Cheryl Slove, Lee Ann Rees, Annetta Halkias, Debbie Lozen, Sherry Varndell, John Monte, Tom King, Nate Larabell, Deb Folkerts, Rose Vandenbossche, Ron Kaye. FOURTH ROW: Sue Daniels, Wendy Hilton, Tina Rees, Pat Waters, Sandy Schade, Nellie Larabell, Jackie Rolewicz, Joe Orczykowski, Kevin High- Practice is the best of all instructors. Who is that musician? other man could do .. . street, Kathy Weaver, Jay Jackson, Paula Davis, Sallie Miller, Louise Persyn, Paul Fernandez, Alan Mackie, Ron Kaminski, Tim Vervaecke, Wayne Harrington, Tim Brown, Keith Kreusel, Bill Wilcox, Joan Halkias, Jeff Johnson, Debbie Santavy. FIFTH ROW: Walt Johnson, Don Beauvais, Keith Robinson, Kirk Hamlim (Drum Major), Dick Baker, Ron Appelman, Dave Wetter, Greg Carna- han, Gail Jacobs, Leon Zech, Bruce Zimmerman, Larry Becker, Richard Hewitt, Tim Schade, Mark Enfland, Ed Streit, Don Wise- men, Linda Owen, Art Tesch, A1 Buckenmyer, John Geer, Brenden Smith, John Yax, Pete Moran, Lisa Johnson. SIXTH ROW: Charleen Ericksen, Jackie Grosser, Cheryl Arpan, Sheree Thueme, Mary Charron, Pam Thomas, Debi Lowes, Mary Kilets, Maureen Sauber, Deanne Cooney, Cheryl Love, Leslie Broedell, Jan Orczykowski, Deb Garrett. ORCHESTRA. FRONT ROW: Joan Davis, Karl Osterland, Kathy Stieler, Sheila MacDonald, Karen Eglinton. SECOND ROW: Tony Ognjan, Cindy Rose, Catie Ognjan, Sue Prince, Ron Appelman, Kristi Harper, Robert P. Kowalski, Debby Moreland, Tom King. THIRD ROW: Paula Davis, Sallie Miller, Debbie Folkerts, Lisa Johnson, Deb Boyd. FOURTH ROW: Nan Johnson, Mar- lene Steer, Tim Brow n, Richard Baker, Kirk Hamlin, Walter Johnson, Mr. Appelman. 69 greatest of organizers. PRECISIONETTES. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Trudeau (Captain), Debbie Lozen (Co-Captain). SECOND ROW: Debbie Folkerts, Sue Gillis, Gail Jones, Connie Mackensen, Linda Ceder, Cindy New, Jackie Chapman, Cindy Tatro. THIRD ROW: Deb Schaible, Deb Bogosian, Cindy Love, Kim Lupenski, Ann Soboleski, Janee McLeod, Tina Robinson, Sue Castle, Laurie Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Amy McDonald, Georgia Mizer, Wendy Haselden (Alternate), Laurie Pioch, Joan Davis, Barb Bischoff, Laurie Faber, Mir- iam Fetterly, Pat Thomas, Linda Potter, Kathy Tamulewicz, Joyce Kicknosway. MAJORETTES. FRONT ROW: Debie Lowes (Captain), Mary Kilets (Captain). SECOND ROW: Linda Long, Jackie Grosser, Cheryl Arpan, Maureen Sauber, Sharry Varndell, Charleen Ericksen. THIRD ROW: Jan Orczykowski, Sheree Thueme, Leslie Broedell, Deb Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Mary Charron, Pam Thomas, Kirk Hamlin (Drum Major), Deanne Cooney, Cheryl Love. 70 his organizations were . . . And let one of our leaders take charge. successful, as ours are VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Catie Ognjan, Cheri Krieg, Jan Harrington, Karen Eg- linton, Wendy Campbell (Captain). SECOND ROW: Sheryl Schwendemann (Co-Captain), Jackie Wise- man, Sherry Sepanek, Mrs. St. Mary (Camera Shy). Greet the unseen with a cheer. Going up and down she cheered. Let there be no shouting. Striving for the best JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Sharon Goetz, Rosalyn Kelly. SECOND ROW: Sandy Moran, Pam Yacques. THIRD ROW: Robin Chatfield, Sue Venhuizen, Nan Johnson. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Becky Centala, Sue Sharrow. SECOND ROW: Pat Vigneron, Dani Haag, Michele Bailey. THIRD ROW: Karen Jones, Gayle Wise, Candy Cohrs. and always achieving a goal. G.A.A. FIELD HOCKEY. FRONT ROW: (Varsity) Sharon Goetz, Dora Bales, Kathy O’Phee, Jan Harrington, Lisa Johnson, Mrs. Eglinton (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Kathy Rose, Cherie Krieg, Catie Ognjan, Cindy Rose, Karen Eglinton, Sadie DeBons. THIRD ROW: (J.V. Team) Peggy Kenzie, Lynn Vernier, Carla Meldrum, Sandy Workman, Diana Riley, Debby Underwood. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Garshott, Jackie Chapman, Deb Rietzler, Nan Johnson, Deb Waters, Sue Moran, Deb Yates. G.A.A. FRONT ROW: Kathy Rose (Secretary), Roberta Slater (Press-Agent), Kathy O’Phee (President), Theresa Meldrum (Vice-President), Cheryl Trudeau (Treasurer), Mrs. Eglinton (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Sandy Frantz, Pam Yacques, Dora Bales, Joan Meldrum, Paula Davis, Debby Underwood, Sharon Goetz, Sadie DeBons. THIRD ROW: Deb Waters, Carla Meldrum, Sandy Moran, Sheryl Schwendemann, Sue Moran, Debbie Yates, Deb Folkerts, Barb Bischoff, Mary Lou Garshott. FOURTH ROW: Linda Fields, Peggy Kenzie, Sandy Workman, Diana Riley, Jackie Chapman, Marlene Steer, Chris Olivares, Joanna Karr-Ake, Lynn Vernier, Lisa Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Jan Harrington, Wendy Campbell, Catie Ognjan, Pat Baclawski, Nan Johnson, Kathy Rockwood, Debbie Rietzler, Sharon Quantz, Cindy Rose, Karen Eglinton, Cherie Krieg. Cooperating for the common . . . With all of your might. They all sprang up! 75 welfare of the student body and HONOR SOCIETY. FRONT ROW: Maureen Sauber, Kathy Rose, Mary Agnes Gibbard, Mary Kilets, Kathy Jozefczyk, E. Jablinski. SECOND ROW: Theresa Meldrum, Sharon Farver, Jeanne Harper, Catie Ognjan, Wendy Campbell, Cheryl Tru- deau, Karen Egiinton. THIRD ROW: Cherie Krieg, Randy Thueme, Tom King, Kathy Rockwood, Russ Evans, Frank Veselowsky. FOURTH ROW: Barb Ruthard, Charles Ames, Dan Reid, Don Wiseman, Ron Vigneron, Howard Grosser. The members of National Hon- or Society must have at least a three point average, and display character, leadership, scholarship, and service, as signified in the em- blem of Honor Society. During the course of the year, new members from the Junior and Senior class should be tapped, fol- lowed by a formal induction into Honor Society. With the new mem- bers, the organization strengthens and grows from year to year. never unyielding are our organizations. REPORTERS AND CIRCULATORS. FRONT ROW: John Trix, Mr. Holmes, Marilyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Sodders, Joanne Krapp, Sheryl Schwendemann, Sue Moran, Peggy Kenzie, Sandy Moran, Sue Venhuizen. THIRD ROW: Maureen Sauber, Joanna Karr-Ake, Janee McLeod, Mary Kilets, Willie Gray, Wayne Solgot, Aleath Gibson, Kathy Tamulewicz. FOURTH ROW: Jan Neuner, Karl Osterland, Vickie Lord, Kathy Rock- wood, Sue Yata, Deb Rietzler, Sue Garland. EDITORS, DUPLICATORS, ARTISTS, TYPISTS. FRONT ROW: John Trix, Mr. Holmes, Marilyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Gary Champagne, Sue Moran, Ellen Leacock, Charleen Erickson. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Sod- ders, Maureen Sauber, Mary Kilets, Bruce Sodders. Not just an ordinary, run-of-the- mill newspaper; but a feature in it- self! This year’s Algonquin has amazed its readers with controvers- ial, witty , and revealing articles. Selling at the same low price, it has managed to bring new things into view, such as the Horoscope page, Crossword Puzzles, and other amus- ing articles. The hard-working members, under the leadership of Mrs. Ford and Mr. Holmes, the advisors, and co-editors Marilyn Smith and John Trix, have made the Algonquin a great success. EDITORS. FRONT ROW: John Trix, Bonnie Sodders, Laurie Lewis, Marilyn Smith. SECOND ROW: Dan Reid, Deb Rietzler, Roger Birney, Carol Witherspoon. AJt-S. works for the community STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: John Trix (Vice-President), Blake Poorman (President), Aleath Gibson (Secretary), Laurie Lewis (Treasurer), Mr. Ford (Advisor). SECOND ROW: Ron Appelman, Sherry Sepanek, Chuck Phelan, Debbie Santavy, Nancy Polczynski, Pat Waters, Paula Engelhardt, Anneta Halkias, Joanne Krapp. THIRD ROW: Cindy New, Peggy Kenzie, Mary Char- ron, Deanne Cooney, Joe Bertrand, Jan Neuner, Phil Beavers, Barb Bischoff, Marilyn Smith, Sheldon Strablow, Sue Venhuizen. FOURTH RQW: Jackie Wiseman, Gayle Wise, Brian Neinhaus, Gary Chamberlain, Debbie Boyd, Debbie Rietzler, Sallie Miller, Sue Yata, Maureen Sauber, Karen Krispin, Les Thomas, Tim Brown. FIFTH ROW: Ronda Regan, Arthur Wrabctz, Bob Kowal- ski, Rick Ingram, Ron Vigneron, Dan Reid, Dean Furtah, Tom Bimey, Terry Schade, Kathy Rockwood, Ed Streit. CAMERA SHY: Miss Nugent. STUDENT FACULTY. FRONT ROW: Dean Furtah, Jackie Wiseman, Ronda Regan, Mrs. Bums. SECOND ROW: Mr. Godfrey, Tim Brown, Brian Neinhaus, Debbie Boyd, Aleath Gibson, Ron Appelman, Mr. Ford. THIRD ROW: Mr. Treppa, Joe Bertrand, Terry Schade, Rick Ingram, Ron Vigneron, Blake Poorman, John Trix, Mr. Wesoloski. as well as Laurie Lewis (Treasurer) TeU Me. the school, and directs . IT Blake Poorman (President) Aleath Gibson (Secretary) 79 its goals for the benefit of the On August 25, 1970, Arthur Wrabetz left his parents and younger brother, and found his “home away from home” at the residence of John Trix. Our ex- change student from Bottrop, Germany , has certainly been a welcome addition to the halls of AHS. Arthur has experienced many new things during his stay in Algonac, has taken part in many school activities, and has adopted the American way of life easily. Choose one. Seek ye gear in order. ' HE WHO MAKES NO MISTAKI DOES NOTHING Brothers, live in peace. His hairdresser knew his secret. " 2SIII mtm m II • 1 In He addressed the assembly. 80 people as Caesar did for all of Kome. The J-Hop of 1971 with the theme, “A Little Bit of Heaven” was pre- sented on January 23 by the Junior class. Everyone was met at the Gates of Heaven by St. Peter and signed the Golden Book into heaven. With the help of the cupids the couples danced, talked, and strolled down the decora- tive halls carrying a little bit of heaven home with them that night. Wail out those words. Madam! Come closer. He may be a god! 81 Ceaser won his many victories As the curtain rose on opening night, it was evident that the 3 weeks of practice had paid off and the cast of 36 seniors were ready for for their production of “The Mouse That Roared.” Under the director- ship of Miss Weber and Rhonda Morgan, the play was a great suc- cess. This satyrical comedy was highlighted by scenery, costumes, sound effects, and lighting all done by the students themselves. Consider carefully my advice. 82 through working with the people as the .. . groups of AM. S. work HOMECOMING COURT. FRONT ROW: Amy McDonald, Queen Kathy Rose, Sue Castle. BACK ROW: Leslie Downing, Candice Alex, Jackie Wiseman, Roxanne Alex. for the entire school . . . This year’s homecoming was marked by a number of new and comical contests. Marshmellow eating, tricycle racing, pumpkin stuffing, ladder climbing, and mini parades. The whole week lead up to the final night with the picking of our new home- coming queen Kathy Rose, and our victory over Marine City. After the game our rats as well as our queen ruled at the dance. We were enter- tained by an all girl band “The Queen Bee’s.” Little by little does the trick. Her knees loosened where s he stood. and . . . gain . . .their victories and LIBRARY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Mr. Dreifort, Barb Schwarz, Judy Jackson, Pam Yacques. SEC- OND ROW: Colleen Lamb, Debbie Burch, Linda Fields, Kathy Engelhardt, Karen Olsen. THIRD ROW: Jim Leacock, Pat Hampe, Rick Stokes, Marianne DeWitte, Sally Thompson, Cindy Love. SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB. FRONT ROW: Deanne Cooney, Kathy Rockwood, Dave Nowicki (President), Joanne Krapp. SECOND ROW: Jean Neuner, Pat Yacques, Kathy Morris, Cathy Short, Jan Neuner, Mary Charron, Debby Under- wood. THIRD ROW: Dan Reid, Robin Chatfield, Sallie Miller, Cheryl Bailey, Debbie Bates, Mike Brown. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Phillips, Kathie Welch, Cherie Krieg, Paula Davis, Debbie Boyd, Chris Olivares, Robert Dickerson, Mr. Trumble (Camera Shy). well-deserved respect. QUANITY FOODS. FRONT ROW: Lou Ann Pray, Lee Ann Rees, Mrs. Stringer. SECOND ROW: Jenny George, Jo Anne Role wicz, Gale Henry, Jim Brisky, Dennis Jones, Chris Satterly. KITCHEN STAFF. Mrs. Kettel, Mrs. Shook, Mrs. Stringer, Marlene Steer, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Sharrow, Mrs. Tridall, Mrs. Wichman (Camera Shy). Jts we follow Caesar’s example of LATIN CLUB. FRONT ROW: Carol Bauer (Secretary), Jackie Rolewicz (Treasurer), Terry Clark (Vice-President), Brian Nien- haus (President), Sandy Workman (President), Kurt Hartman (Vice-President), Paula Engelhardt (Treasurer), Nan Johnson (Sec- retary). SECOND ROW: Deb Garrett, Nellie Larabell, Mary Grosser, Karen Eglinton (Program Chairman), Tim Schad (Program Chairman), Glen Champagne, Paula Creed, Mrs. Johnson. THIRD ROW: Wayne Zieldoff, Colleen Lamb, Jackie Chapman, Sheila MacDonald, Bonnie Sadlowski, Denise Felenchak, Peggy Kenzie, Sue Moran, Cheryl Raymond, Pat Baclawski. FOURTH ROW: Jim Batuk, George Neumann, Mark Sharrow, Dan Little, Albert Carrier, John Gilbert, Roger Birney , John Davey, Janee McLeod, Sandy Moran. SPANISH CLUB. FRONT ROW: Mary Lynn Martin, Sandy Yax, Sherry Sepanek Charleen Ericksen, Mary Ellen Smith, Barb Bischoff, Deb Schaible. SECOND ROW: John Monte, Joan Meldrum, Theresa Meldrum, Cindy Turner, Sue Venhuizen, Sheree Thueme, Mr. Weitzel. THIRD ROW: Phil Beavers, Paul Fernandez, Maureen Sauber, Mary Kilets, Willy Gray, Bob Dickerson, Sherry Schwendemann. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Wrabetz, Andy Alef, Sallie Miller, Deanne Cooney, Karen Hewelt, Sue Ring, Carol Witherspoon, Tom Birney. 88 leadership , honesty, ability . . . BUS DRIVERS. FIRST ROW: Frances Heraty, Joan Brown, Mary Todd, Doris Long. SECOND ROW: Sandra Coomer, Henry L. Lake, Fred Bishop, Bev Sullivan, Barbara Wood. Bob Cole Charlie Martin mwtm They always end up with the dirty work. Our Custodi- ans, though often in the back- ground, are really appreciated by the students of Algonac High. They never fail to smile smile and “whistle while they work.” 89 to get along with others. At your service madam. My spirit remains unshaken. AREA TRADES: Occu- pational education is realistic education. The goal of occu- pational education is to pre- pare a student for entry into a job related to his field of study. Ungrateful soil. and responsibility there is . . . Saucy Boy! CO-OP: Learn and Earn. Co- operative education makes use of the many businesses within the community as possible opportuni- ties for learning. By cooperating with the school, businesses as well as the faculty, play a part in educat ing the student for an occupation. Drink This! Set out a larger bowl. Cover up nothing. no question as how his Cheryl Trudeau Wendy Campbell Deanne Cooney There is plenty of work for all. 92 and our many accomplishments came about. HUMOR - Debbie Boyd HARDEST WORKER - Kathy Rockwood MOS MISCHIEVOUS - Dick Baker MOST RELIABLE - John Trix " Bn mu ALWAYS LATE - Rick Ingram WILDEST DRESSER - Paul Wise MOST BASHFUL - Jamie Cooney 93 Judex Alex, Timothy - 8,56 Ames, Charles — 8,76 Arpan, Cheryl — 8,68,69,93 Baker, Richard - 8,68,69,93 Baker, Donna - 8 Basney , Becky - 8 Bauer, Carol - 8,27,88 Beauchamp, Gary — 8 Becker, Barbara — 8 Beres, Debbie — 8 Bieke, Karen Bogosian, Jon — 8 Bommarito, Rose — 8 Borowiec, Barbara - 9 Bourlier, Lenore — 9 Boyd, Deborah - 9,69,78,86,93 Brege, Marcia — 9 Broedell, Lori — 9 Brown, Mike - 9,62,63,66,86 Buchemmeyer, Paul - 9 Burch, Debra — 9,86 Campbell, Wendy - 9,72,74,76,92 Carrier, Denise - 9 Casper, Donald — 10 Castle, Suzanne - 10,70,84 Ceder, Linda - 10,70 Champagne, Gary - 10,77 Chapman, Dennis — 10 Chapman, Deborah — 10 Clerc, Barbara - 10 Cobb, Chester — 10 Colladay, Michael - 10 Coomer, Glen - 10 Cooney, James - 11,58,63,65,66,93 Crosena, Leroy — 1 1 Culling, Richard - 1 1 Davis, Paula - 1 1 ,69,74,86 Day , Michael — 1 1 Decker, Carol — 1 1 DeWitte, Marianne — 1 1 ,86 Eglinton, Karen - 1 1 ,26,69,72,74,76,88 Evans, Russell - 1 1 ,27,61 ,76 Farver, Sharon — 1 1,26,68,76 Fett, Thomas - 11 Forton, Randy — 1 1 Foucher, Janice — 12 Fritz, Gerald — 12,61 Furtah, Ricky — 12,56,60,66 Genaw, Raymond — 12 George, Jenny — 12,87 Gibbard, Mary Agnes - 12,27,76 Gibson, Mary Aleath — 12,25,68,77,78,79 Gorczyca, Alan Gray, Cindy - 12 Gray, William - 12,69,77,88 Greer, Robert — 12 Greer, Donna — 12 Grosser, Howard - 12,26,76 Gulette, Jacqueline — 13 Hamlin, Kirk - 13,65,66,68,69,70 Hampe, Patricia — 13,86 Harper, Jeanne - 13,76 Harrington, Carrie — 13 Hart, Linda - 13 Hartman, Lee — 13 Haynes, Rebecca - 13 Haynes, Robert — 13,65 Heinz, Duane Helle, Laura - 13 Henry , Gale Ingram, Richard — 14,25,78,93 Jeffery, Kathy - 14 Johnson, Walter — 14 Jones, Dennis - 147,76 Josefczyk, Kathy — 14,76 Kicknosway, Donald — 14 Kilets, Mary - 14,26,69,70,76,77,88 King, Thomas - 14,65,68,69,76 Kiss, Mary — 14 Krapp, Joanne - 15,77,78,86 Krieg, Cheryl - 14,72,74,76,86 Lamb, Colleen - 14,86,88 Lan vers, James - 15 Lenkiewicz, Sylvia — 15 Lewis, Laurie — 15,25,70,77,78,79 Love, Cynthia - 15,69,70 Lowes, Deborah — 15,69,70 Lowry, Robert - 15,56,62,66 Maciacz, Robert — 15 Malik, Debbie Malloy, Mark - 15 Manns, James — 15,60 Jndex McCartney, Debbie - 16,68 Schild, Victoria - 20 McClure , Christine — 1 6 Schulke, Emil - 20 McDonald, Amy — 16,70,84 Schwarz, Barbara — 20,86 McKenzie, John — 16 Seaman, Connie - 20 Meldrum, Robert - 16 Short, Nancy - 20 Meldrum, Theresa - 16,74,76,88 Slater, Roberta - 20,25,74 Merritt, Gregory — 16 Slomski, Dawn Miller, SaUie - 16,69,78,86,88 Smith, Charles Moore, Thaylia — 16 Smith, David - 20 Morgan, Rhonda — 16,26 Smith, Deborah — 20 Moss, Kathleen — 16 Smith, Marilyn - 20,77,78 Smith, Mary Ellen — 21 ,88 Nafrady, Carol — 17 Smith, Patricia - 21 Nowicki, Dave — 17,61 ,66,86 Sodders, Bonnie — 21 ,77 Nichter, Kathy - 17 Sodders, Bruce — 21,62,23,66,77 Nordbeck, Heidi - 17 Solgot, Wayne - 21,60,77 Stapley, Kathy - 21 Ockington, Gail — 17 Steer, Marlene — 21,69,74,87 Ognjan, Catherine — 17,68,69,72,74,76 Ognjan, Anthony - 17,25,56,66,68,69 Stringer, Thomas — 21 Olowniuk, Marylou — 17 Talluto, Susan - 21 Olsen, Karen — 17,86 Taylor, Leslie - 21 Owings, Joanne - 17 Theume, Randy — 22,26,69,76 Thompson, Sally — 22,56,86 Patterson, Charles — 18 Tilly, Ronald — 22 Pelz, Daniel - 18 Tringali, Nadine — 22,92 Perrin, Keith — 18 Trix, John - 22,77 ,78,79,93 Persy n, Louise — 18 Trudeau, Cheryl - 22,25,27,70,74,76,92 Petrone, Robin - 18 Phillips, Dave - 18 Turkovich, Donald — 22 Phillips, Mark Veselovsky, Frank - 22,26,60,76 Poorman, Blake - 18,78,79 Vigneron, Ronald - 22,56,60,61 ,66,76,78 Pope, Alexandra - 18 Pray, Lou Ann - 18,87 Voakes, Mary Jane — 22 Prince, Linda Sue — 18,68,69 Wagenhals, Kristen — 23 Privaloff, George — 19 Wagner, Christine - 23 Welch, Kathie - 23,86 Reid, Daniel - 19,56,58,65,76,77,78,86 Wilson, Patrick — 23 Ring, Susan - 19,88 Wilson, Dennis — 23 Rittenhouse, Steven Wise, Paul - 23,93 Robinson, Vivian — 19 Wiseman, Donald — 23,27,58,63,65,66,68 Rockwood, Kathy - 19,74,76,77,78,86,92,93 Witherspoon, Carol — 23,77,88 Rogge man, Dennis — 19 Worthy, Gary - 23 Rose, Cynthia - 19,68,69,74 Rose, Kathleen - 19,27,74,76,84 Wrabetz, Arthur - 23,78,80,88 Rummel, Glenda -19 Yacques, Patrick — 23,25,86 Ruthard, Barbara - 19,26,76 Sammons, Sharon — 19 Yata, Susan - 23,77,78 Yax, Edward — 24,56,58,60 Satterly, Christopher - 19,87 Zavitz, Phyllis - 24 Sauber, Maureen - 20,69,70,76,77,78,88 Schade, Terry - 20,58,63,66,78 Schaible, Dennis - 20,56,58,66 Zryd, Richard - 24,56 95 Although our time has come to leave one chapter in our life and move on to another, we will never forget our high school days: The school and its surroundings, the faculty and administration, our many old and new friends, and our emotions and feelings that have been shared through these barren halls and classrooms. Though we must leave, it is not the end of our history; no, for many of us it is just the beginning, the beginning of a chapter completely new and differ- ent in our life. We leave happily for we have accomplished something, but we leave also in a trace of sadness. We are leaving our friends and our se- curity , for who knows what lies ahead. In closing the 1970-71 Algon- quin, as well as my days at AHS, I wish the best of luck to my fellow classmates and my deepest thanks to all who have made one chapter of my life so enjoyable. Kathy Rockwood Editor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1970-71 Yearbook Staff Mrs. Patricia Huston - Advisor The Faculty and Administration Mr. Frank Storer of Storer Speilmen Studios Mr. Lee Dreifort The Port Huron Times Herald - Sports Shots Homer - Quotations Familiar Quotations by John Barlet - Quotations Stories of the Gods and Heros - Quotations