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Cover photographs by Thomas Photography PICKS 8 PANS 7 STAR TRACKS I2 CHATTER I4 CURRENT EVENTS 52 PEOPLE YEARLY LVOL I NO h ol SI700p book by D S H g I c H POSTMASTER Se d dd h ge t PEOPLE YEARLY HH D Hgh 3901 N S g Rd Mdl d M hg 48640 SI7 63l 9lOO lj, published yearly. usually during the last full week of sc o . . er ow High Inc., 390i N. aginaw Rd., Midland, Michigan 48640. Dow i h n . main office: rm. 327, erbert Henry Dow High. 1 n a ress c an s o , . . ow i , . a inaw ., i an , ic i an . UP FRONT I8 PEOPLE YEARLY takes a traditional look at the Class of l986. EVENTS 64 Dow High brings people together - the great times are captured in color. 'Prom i985 proves to be a great success 'Drama Club debuts with the orginal musical Charlie Brown 'Spring Fever Week allows the first King Charger to begin his reign. MIDDLE LIFE 82 The Class of l987 poses for the annual mug shots. CONTROVERSY I I8 Some love them, some hate them as they do their job - teaching. YOUTH l38 Sophomores get their first taste of high school life. AFTER SCHOOL l78 What would our college applications do without those extracurricular activities? 'Drama Club goes to state finals with Canterbury Tales. 'Spanish Club voyages to foreign lands - Spain. 'ls it really true that every year the band gets new uniforms, the varsity football team wins the Dow-Midland game?? tradition ended tonight: November l, l985. TO THE TOP 204 The mighty Chargers prove that their number one - this was our year!! 'Who can beat the varsity volleyball team? 'Girls tennis sees their fame at state finals. 'Through rain and sweat the boys soccer team went far. 'Girls varsity basketball - no words can describe their success. 'Boys swim team completed yet another great season. '35-Ol CONFUSIONT? 243 PEOPLE YEARLY helps you to find that special someone you're looking for. Editor in Chief Lynda Conrad Principal Ray Roberts President Ronald Reagan Executive Vice President George Bush Chairwoman of the Board Cheryl Weeks-Rosten Awesome School H.H. Dow High Senior Writers Lynda Conrad, Andrea Fraleigh, Julie Ignatowski, Jennifer Lrnhardt, Stephanie Livingston, Tara Rogers, Kim Singleton lunior Writers Sue Bartell, Debbie Hem, Jennifer Paetkau Sophomore Writers Carol Bunker, Leigh Ann Davis, Rennie Ignatowski, Kristen Moore Administration Dave Elliott, Ray Roberts, loe Schmidt, Carol Staples Television Correspondent Art Neil: You gotta love it! ' Contributing Photographers Glenn Roberts, John Valenzano, the Yearbook Stall, lones, Beehr, Tnmar, Thomas Studios Out-to-lunch Appointments Yearbook Stall Peanut Butter Barmaids Sue Bartell, Andrea Fralergh, Julie lgnatowski, lenniler Lin- hardt, Stephanie Livingston, Kristen Moore, Tara Rogers Fruit Market Farmers Carol Bunker, Rennie lgnatowski, Kim Singleton Personal Pan Pizza Pals lulre Ignatowski, Tara Rogers Late Deadliners Everyone but Debbie: good iob Deb!! Film Deliverers Sue Bartell, lulie Ignatowskr, lenmfer Linhardt, Tara Rogers Queen Cropper lenniter Paetkau Elf Helpers Carol Bunker, Stephanie Livingston Ruler Eater Debbie's dog, Spot Tape Suppliers Kristin Moore, Kim Singleton Game Show of the Year Price is Right Chairman ol Grease Pencils What? There aren't any?! Cross Country Crusaders Stephanie Livingston, Tara Rogers Correspondents BRAZIL, Lynda Conrad, BOLIVIA, Kim Singleton: CALIFORNIA, Tara Rogersg CANADA, lenniler Paetkau, Andrea Fraleighj GENEVA, Leigh Ann Davis: HAWAII. Stephanie Lrvlngstong HONG KONG, Debbie Hein: MICHIGAN STATE, lulre Ignatowskig NEW YORK, lenniter Linhardtg NORTH POLE, Rennie Ignatowskig PARIS, Carol Bunker: TOKYO, Cheryl Weeks-Rosteng VIRGIN ISLANDS, Kristen Moore Advertising Sales Manager Kim Singleton Head of Clip Art Andrea Fraleigh Editoral Operations Dr. Debbie Hein Assistant of Editorial Operations Nurse Leigh Ann Davis Chairwoman of Black Board lennrler Paetkau Gossip Committee lenniler Linhardt, Kim Singleton Summer Representatives Lynda Conrad, lenniler Linhardt Psychological Advisor Cheryl Weeks-Rosten - HELF! Copy Desk We have to change the paper again? Publisher losten's Yearbook Publishing Man Ken Drake General Manager Sparky Anderson Promotion Directors The football and basketball cheerleaders Circulation Director Al Quick Great Times H.H. Dow High 4 You may wonder how this yearbook staff chooses the theme each year - we often wondered, ourselves. Some- one, somehow came up with the idea of representing each type of student here at Dow High. Charger People be- came the theme - hopefully, we've captured a part of each one of you. As we look back on the school year we remember the good times S the bad, the victories S the defeats, our friends S our enemies. Three years can seem like such a long time and yet it can go by so quick- ly. These years create many impres- sions which eventually become lasting memories that can be looked upon to remember that special Charger spiritl Each person, when they walk out the doors for the very last time, receives their own personal set of memories. Below is a list of perhaps the most unforgettable parts of Dow High and the I985-86 school year. Look back upon the times with a smile and re- member all the personal events not listed below. the smell of the chem. labs mr. schmidt the rain games 35-0 state finals the update dow-midland week the library security system computers buses Photo by .ILL Photography homecoming prom spring break first love snow days?? king charger long live puffl 93.5 fm sadie hawkins dance carnations finals study hall mcdonald's taco bell a car in the hall? new band uniforms the wave guys in green dow high dudes term papers homework hardee's big break-ups parties skiing graduation goodbyes valentine ads this is our year 35-O green 8 gold charger fans dow high school The Sta LUDTH-QQ J L0 e lastswu, The ugwfcvh-e.0vnlvc:xm4hi'uurA d'un8l'u.i V I H 3 If ig , . T g ' -f , ., ' , ., Qgilb ' ' AA 1 ' j' V , V ,V L, 5, ,L.,i A 5' P , 1- Lm 1.3515 Poster, Um-:on Qiuvcrsmilhs, Box X. 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THE SURE THING INTO THE NIGHT THE BRIDE DESPERATELY SEEKING suSAN YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES SILVERADO GOONIES IRON EAGLE BEVERLY HILLS COP BACK TO THE FUTURE ROCKY IV THE COLOR PURPLE SuMMER RENTAL EUROPEAN VACATION NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET PART II WHITE NIGHTS YOuNGBLOOD .IAGGED EDGE FLAMINGO KID BRING ON THE NIGHT ONE MAGIC CHRISTMAS PEE WEE HERMAN'S BIG ADVENTURE STOP MAKING SENSE REAL GENIUS JUST THE WAY You ARE A CHORUS LINE SANTA CLAuS THE MOVIE CRY FROM A MOUNTAIN THE FLAMINGO KID DOWN AND OUT IN BEVERLY HILLS WILDCATS BREAKFAST CLUB SONG f PIG 'G T ANS Bruce Springsteen A: Although he sings with a limited, raspy voice, Springsteen is an insightful, effective lyricist and an extraordinary perform- er. His mass appeal lies in his 'regular guy' image - faded blue jeans, red bandanas, and old tee-shirts. His lyrics dwell on everyday people and their struggles to lead good lives. Bruce's incredible four-hour stage shows con- sist of no special effects or glittery costume - just simple professional- ism. His energetic outpouring of feel- ing and the tremendous spirit that he creates can best be described by one of his devoted fans, I have been in a wheelchair seventeen years - be- cause of the war - and this man truly cares. One thing that Bruce's music teaches us is that even with all the things that happened in that war, with all the suffering, we can still love America. We can love it for the good things not the bad. From the working class, for the working class - Spring- steen is THE BOSS!! Madonna rt She's carefree, manipula- tive, and a bit risque - her belt buckle says she's a Boy Toy, and her famed naval has been seen all over the world - she's Madonna. ln l985, she became the year's top multi-media star with her hit LP Like A Virgin and her film debut in Desperately Seeking Susan . But. perhaps, Madonna is best known for her unshaven underarms in her 'im- modest' display shown in various 'adult' magazines. This Material Girl will definitely go down in history as a legend of the 8O's. Phil Collinsv: This squat, thirty-four year-old singer-drummer with a reced- ing hairline is not an obvious choice for heart-pounder of the year, but Phil Collins' fans don't think he's a joke - they love him. His number-one ballads such as Against All Odds and One More Night only added to his suc- cess. Today Collins is one of the hot- test commodities in pop music, his feet are on the ground and he's moving forward. His LP No Jacket Required is still creating number-one hits. The rest of the decade will definitely be influenced by this pop-star and his emotional ballads. Careless Whisper Freedom Everything She Wants Born ln The USA l'm Goin Down My Hometown Glory Days I'm on Fire Like A Virgin Crazy For You Material Girl Dress You Up Get Into The Groove Summer of '69 One Night Love Affair Heaven lt's Only Love We Don't Need Another Hero Separate Lives One More Night Sussudio Say You, Say Me Rasberry Beret We Built This City Sara Everybody Wants to Rule the World Shout! Saving All My Love For You How Will l Know? View to a Kill Election Day Axel F When the Goin' Gets Tough Livin' in America Burning Hearts Boy in a Box Never Surrender Everytime You Go Away Freeway of Love You Belong to the City SmuggIer's Blues These Dreams Take on Me Smooth Operator Head Over Heels Don't You Forget About Me And We Danced Day By Day Kyrie Man In Motion Small Town Back in Time Power of Love Manic Monday Ml ,L , if Miami Vice's Don Johnson And Philip Michael Thomas Super Heroes, Sex Symbols, Cr Fashion Figures? Bill,Cosby, Phylicia Ayers-Allen Are TV's Top Parents The Cosby Show Miami Vice Cheers Night Court Family Ties Growing Pains Who's the Boss Simon S Simon Remington Steele Misfits of Science Foley Square Mary Tyler Moore Show Kate S Allie Hill Street Blues St. Elsewhere Hotel Dynasty Dynasty ll: The Colbys Hell Town Moonlighting Dallas Knots Landing Falcon Crest Riptide Golden Girls Murder She Wrote Crazy Like a Fox All My Children Days of our Lives General Hospital One Life to hive Santa Barbara Ryan's Hope Living Equalizer Cagney S Lacey The Tonight Show Late Night With David Letterman Amazing Stories Scarecrow 8 Mrs. King Highway to Heaven Hardcastle S McCormick Webster Mr. Belvedere Facts of Life Knight Rider Airwolf Benson MacGyver Lady Blue The A-Team Blacke's Magic Magnum, p.i. Gimme a Break 227 Spenser: For Hire Newhart Trapper John, M.D. Hunter Fast Times Ripely's Believe it Or Not! Redd Foxx The Fall Guy The Cosby Show A 2 Thursday night has become the night to watch TV thanks to this fabulous show. Bill Cosby, stand-up comic, actor, and educator, returned to television this season starring in the highest rated new series on any network since the I978-i979 season. The Cosby- Show portrays the life of the Huxta- ble family as they deal with all kinds of problems that many families en- counter every day. The Cosby Show has that wonderful, caring, loving feeling storyline with the underlin- ing images that come across to the public. The true meaning of this show can best be described by Bill Cosby, himself, as quoted in Ebony magazine. This is a show with a Black American Family, but what's important in this show is that our family represents 90 percent of all people out in the audience. We are family and the humor comes out of our attitudes toward each other and life in general. This show will work to show all Americans that if they really love OUR children, all children are the same the world over. This dynamic TV show has people of all ages across the U.S. glued to the TV on Thursday nights. Miami Vicev: Starring in this blockbuster television show, Ricar- do CPhilip Michael Thomasj Tubbs and Sonny QDon Johnsonj Crockett play a pair of smooth operating de- tectives who cruise Miami's drug infested streets in a black Ferrari, wearing Gianni Versace suits and melt-on-your-skin Italian-made tank shirts. Thomas and Johnson have become heroes, sex symbols, and fashion plates - in fact, men are even getting married in Miami Vice Tuxedo wear. Since the season pre- miere their popularity has sur- passed anything imaginable. Miami Vice is such an exciting show that it is even keeping teenagers home on Friday nights. Thomas and Johnson are riding the crest of fortune and fame. They are rich, celebrated, and sought after - Will their popu- larity ever end? Glll-llllll ,x I it . , ws '.- ' 'A , X A V r g ,P A ,, ,V , I , iii i A' iii. 4 ff' ill Uut With '8 M In With '86 A I P 1985 oversized layers stirrup pants big shirts paisley pastels pattern hosiery ribbed sweaters floral prints lace swatch watches rhinestones men in skirts London street loo oxfords charm bracelets glossy lips gold jewelry colored hair red polish ks 196' fitted clothes bellbottoms sweater sets dots earth tones bare shoulders safari jackets fruit 8 veggie prints denim antique watches tortoise shell wrapped heads classic good looks slingback flats hoop earrings false eyelashes brooches clip-on hair pieces colored mascara Q I ,, , N. , i, new 1, n .Q 54 -1 ., ,,.. ,W V, W 4 E977 if f is 2 ef W f if , ,. f V M'- t tw! if t ' ' if 3 el 'P Mt ftm' r iixinu , y- l ' , INCH if-F ANS' ,sz 6 . is 'X-J .ffl fi mai Coca-Cola: It's The Real Thing! Coca-Cola proved that they too were number one in the fashion world as well as in the soft drink industry. Coke shirts, jeans, sweaters and hats swamped the stores as people of all ages fought over the correct size. Coke is itll Where The Boys Shop What's on top always counts, but this year it counted more than ever because shirts were bigger than ever! From whites to neon brights, big shirts were coming on strong over minis, stirrups and shorts. And the best place to buy them was in your favorite department store - in the boys' section. Authentic and inexpensive, these oversized shirts were accented with bow-ties, neckties, suspenders and extra- large sweaters also found in the boys' section. To add to the menswear effect, oxfords were the shoes to wear. With socks on the outside of the pants, the beaten-up look was the most popular. Borrowed from the boysl Baroque 8: Beaunful The spirit of the baroque era made an impressive comeback. This fall's fashions were overflowing with rich textures and designs of the seventeenth century. Brocade vests, tapestry skirts and paisley jackets were everywhere. But to achieve the true baroque-look. clothes needed to be accented with big and bold antique jewelry. Here at school, brooches and paisley were the things to wear. Yes. even the guys wore paisley!! This page is to recognize those Chargers who were Stars this year. These people and groups excelled in sports or academics or contributed to the school or community. C ha rge r S pi r it This year we had a new addition to Dow Charger spirit - The Dow High Dudes. At the Mid- land-Dow basketball game Jan. I7 they entertained us with a great pompon routine at half-time to J Giels Band's snappy song 'I Do', and with creative cheers and skits during time outs. To The Rescue Through bake sales, the Spanish Club aided desperate victims of the Mexican earthquake and Co- lumbian volcano disasters. They raised approximately S300 and donated it to the Red Cross. Can jam The National Honor Society got in the spirit of giving too by holding a jam session by the band Vis- cous Biscuits. The admission was one can goods or paper product and these items were donated to a relief agency in Pinconning. Debate At State Gerber? Wnmrv , F0005 ' The debate team of Chris Davis. Amy Braley, Brian Powers and Stacia Werst qualified for State by winning 2 out of 4 in districts. Chris Davis commented that al- though they didn't take first at State they had a lot of fun. Mathematics Dow brains were put to use this year. Kevin Chausee, Warren Nel- son. Bruce Hahne, Paul Dankoski and Michelle Gornowicz placed in the top IOO of 23,000 students who took the Michigan Math- ematics Prize Competition. A banquet was held in their honor. me an E 551 :imma militia IEEEZDLE mteiiism ELEJEE Star Tracks 1' ' 'f Chcliler Lisa Peele: marooned with Bob Beall STRANDED WITH THE IDEAL PER- SON: Have you ever thought about who you would want to be ma- rooned with on a deserted island? Well, some Dow High students have though about it and here are their answers: Marc Waite chose Heather Smith fthe Sophomore, of coursejs Lisa Peele selected none other than Bob Beall Csighjg Mark Lawry wanted the Best Woman Body Builder in the World, Mary Battle picked Sylvester Stallone - unfortunately he'lI have to be shared because Sue Bartell also chose Sly and Bill Stravapoulos chose Rambog Don Johnson will be one busy guy, having been chosen byAngie Warrick and Kris Kullgrens Warren Nelson has the burning de- sire to be marooned with Vanna White and Jim Lynch chose Carie Cook. THIS IS YOUR LIFE: ls there one song that best describes your life? Check these out and see if you agree with what they said: Paul Lauer - Bas- ketball CKurtis Blowja Bethany Mi- chalowski - How Will I Know? QWhitney Houstonja Rennie Igan- Stefanie Brown: a mango? towski - Hit Me with Your Best Shot CPat Bentarjg Marny Lochhead - I Want to Know What Love Is Clforeignerjg Kim Jones - Human Toy CRFTWjg Eric Hoenicke - Jump Wan Halenjg Julie lgnatowski - I Missed Again CPhiI Collinsjg Joel Wessling - Drowning Man CUIJQ Jon Elliot - Dead on Arrival CBilly ldoljg Kristen Moore - Let's Go Crazy QPrinceD, Boo Gueramy - I Don't Care CThe Ramonesjp and Jen- nifer Paetkau - Out of Control CU2D MANGO, CARROT, BANANA: What fruit or vegetable do you think your friend most closely resembles? Bri- an Lewis thinks Dennis Contino looks like a mango, Carie Skinner de- scribes Mary Battle as a strawberrya Leigh Anne Davis sees Kerry Kirshner as a lemon, Jeff Bennett pictures Jim Doubek as a pears Matt Betsch describes Shawn Burks as an avocadog Kari Lynch thinks Tara Pendell resembles a banana: Tara Rogers describes Julie Ig and Chloe as grapesg Heather Smith claims Ste- fanie Brown reminds her of a Sue Frodge: Remembers London and the Power Station mangog Gopal Allada thinks Jeff Bennett looks like celeryf Amy Falk sees Rennie Ignatowski as a carrot, Tammy Gooding thinks Ann Behm- lander resembles a banana, Mike Gardner believes Doug Campbell looks like a plum, Sue Bartell sees Heather -Burtch as a strawberryg Tina Alderson thinks Carie Skinner resembles a carrot, Rob Hawkins de- scribes Greg Seymour as a banana, Steve Bourne answered this ques- tion saying Brian Powers resembles a banana Coriginal huh?D5 Chris Jen- kins pictures Chris Tabaka as an eggplantg Georgina Winslow thinks Kelley Householder looks like a head of lettuce, and Jayson Phillips thinks Shawn Hahn resembles a car- rot. CLOSING COMMENTS: The most memorable event this year to Jenni- fer Dreyer was the Dow vs. Midland football game. Who can forget 35- O?l?l Sue Frodge remembered her summer trip to London and the Pow- er Station concert. The most excit- ing thing that happened to Angie Duford was that she got to play bat- tleship in study hall. This book isa meal KJ, LISA CHARLES 7 PHOTO aug , w bf. f the LIVE AID bunk, the excltmg directly to the' world, I X fl OJ Wy N OU fw J' W ww X To unlock offer Soloflex. exercises, each simple machine For a free 1-800-453- SENIGRS Senior Portraits . . . pp. 20-43 Class Of 1986 . . . pp. 44, 45 Holiday! . . . pp. 46, 47 The Best Days Of Our Lives . . . pp. 48, 49 Let's Go Crazy . . . pp. 50, 51 , . . , ,e Li n , , f , s b , , f , QT . ,,,f S A 4 , M QQ 5 5522 Seniors - Sylvan James Amos Robert William Anderson Kriss Andrew Arbury Crystalene Beth- Archer os., -. , i Leslie Denise Astle William Matthew Augustine Audra JunevAxtell Jennifer Lynn Ayres Terri Sue Babcock William Joseph Bailey Qi'- 'I' Q rf,r ig av t i Jon Richard Barckholtz Amy Sue Barko Chad Michael Barnard 4 l 'f wi r , 3,4 4 N -xr x 5 pf .M . , . ..,N7x'sf , , . . L f 'l ' 5. l vw e A Rebecca Ann Ayre o was 5 fm exerts: - ' .:!ff:m.a-.-2 . , - its , W N 4 wi Q! 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N . 1 ...I F W, M Seniors , M 1 -G' nf' 1. ql gs, f 432 is , kv -13? 2,25 2 X .W gg, :K 1 X 'U , x , Susan Joellen Bartlett Pamela Ann Bartos we ll ' V ,k,r Z V ifiiffj t 1 ' Qlifyifiwx I Shannon Sue Bartos ' James Richard Bartunek . X, 'M' 5 , 1 - Q 1 5 ,,,,,,,,, B D, 533 45 B D re W B Michelle Lee Basch Charles Edward 'Batcke Mark Kenneth Bauer -We-W A .,f, 5 ' 1 K ,,. :VV :VI Todd Michael Beebe Suzanne Marie Begin Rodney Duane Bell Deborah Marion Birch Robert James Birdsall Shirley Elaine Birtles l , , ' 1515QjlgiiiQ211wE: 2f W ': 4 1 ' 54, .,,, i. 'ww '- - f '52 .. ' 1. 1: A K ' , Q ff' V Elisa if, Kerry Lynn Beebe Sandra Caro! Billingsley Darrell Eugene Bitler EFZE Seniors Kevin Todd Blaser . Lisa Marie Boman Paula Ann Booth Nancy Ann Boulanger Mitchell Thomas Bowles Susan Bowman Deborah Lynn Brannstrom ll Katherine Doriele Branson . ,ea ,.., wwwg ' 1 , ti rri . 1,r . S Charlotte Ann Briggs Lori Louise Brilinski Daniel Lee Brink f,, I , K Anastasia- Katherine Brown l Heidi Lynn Broquard I I Andrea Tina Brown Janet Ann Brubaker Guido Jaime Bruschtein CLASS S me eniorsi ' 1 rl s o S, SQ M L ,.. is 3-v Cheryl Sue Leppien David Michael Leslie jennifer Lee Linhardt Teresa Ann Liscumb 4324!- C L L C fl . . . we-E M :Hair-1 ,, , , f ' 5 fy W ' ' X' ' . . Q1 eee , 1 A , V1 Stephanie Ann Livingston Michelle Louise Lofiego Michelle Renee Lonsway Donald Nicholas Lorenz 0 I H Cyl? L , Y, -15' C it , M, Kellli Sue Lorenz Mary Lou Lovely Michael Patrick Lunt Christopher John Mahoney Krista Lynn Maier Suzanne Kay Maier f Timothy Patrick Mantyla Robert Dale Martin S922 Seniors -ui ,'A James Wayne Krohn Kirk David Krokosky Brian Michael Kubiak Kurt Mueller Kuhlmann David Neal Kuiken Amy Jo Lambert David Russell Landis . Tracy Lee Lang ,f Q 1 Kathryn Anthonie Lange Michelle Marie Larrea Paul Jerome Lauer Richard Paul Lauer Jr. Y , Mark Louis Lawry Mary Beth Leff Steven Michael Lehman Craig Matthew Leigeb Class S 1- .HG eniorsi , ' L,.1 f y ,fe . fa, 5 , L N V .. , 4, it y - ' ia James Steven Karl Susan Jane Kasley Matthew Thomas Keenan Marty Jo Keller o QQ! , y ' ' ,-:'- -'SY N9 K Lisa Irene Kempl Daniel Edward Kennedy Vicki Irene Keyes Jeffrey Daniel Kienbaum Todd Tao King Robert John Kirkby Stacy Lynn Kirker Janet Kay Kirkpatrick ' Karen Elisabeth Knighl Christopher Thomas Kovacic Robert Todd Krasa Karla Kay Krelz Sli-T6 Seniors 5 . Q4 WQi Tommy Chihow Huang John Mark Hudson wa fnqyd' ,QT Rf -Q . L ' Q 'em Qwswms ' 'ir-we ggi? 1 s --ftfigzzffifl ' , ' .. '::'Wi::f?Z' if MP: 4? rv Brenda Kay Huggard Lisa Marie Humbert Julie Kristine Ignatowski Jonathan Mitsuru lwamasa Preston Orlo Jantz Mari Beth Jennings , l Amber Lynn Johns Laurie Anne Johnson Marianne Kathryn Johnson Steven Milton Johnson 0 v 'aw ,-.. 5. :V,,, Aq.. L ,V ' iff:-57' K ,,zZ'Hi',n L' ff. Z 1. 3: l5'?v' 'k:..,,.fl5,7gjf,,, ,. ' Lx, ,. , - Em. age-:Jew iz, ..,, ' q '?'9fY:'f::f 5' 22' 35- ii 'fijfiff 3315? ww Michael Thomas Johnstone Susan Jennifer Jonas Christina Joy Jones Patrick Magee Kamm 52352 Seniors Ve dwg .4 4 l f 1 1 ffm ' . W W ,J---.., Lisa Ann Hale Patrick Neil Hall - Jennifer Elizabeth Hamburg Julie Marie Hansen Kurt Anthony Hanus Steve Harris Douglas F. Hatten lKathryn Mary Hawkins 1 Lisa Marie Hess Katherine Elizabeth Hicks Q Kathryn Verna Hill Thomas Glen Hodges t W, - Y, E. . , . , I an Y, e srr, l - xifff Eric Martin Hoenicke Sharon Kim Hoover James Marion Hoshaw Kljystal Lynne Howden s CLASS S or se' SenlOl' Luis Garcia Andrew Scott Garner Ronda Lynn Gary M,,,q - ,Pb LF' ' I . ftlifvwv, , K ' Mm, Connie Lynn Gibson Eric Kendle Gibson Clark Frederick Gerstacker Eric Thomas Giering Alan Harris Glenn Jacqueline Marie Goulet David Joseph Gray Y. Theodore Allen Gray Anthony David Grover I-1 Dennis Stewart Gudmundsen Timothy Cyrus Gueramy , iyi L ' 'l i' ' Roger Dale Haataja f Bruce Mathieu Hahne 1 gi 1 'mf Q .Q ,L L . L-S333 Seniors o Chantee Marie Dufort Leslie Marie Dulude Jeffrey Michael Ector Michael Ehrmantraul - 1 H 'Q '. I 4, ,Fliflralekr ' ' ' - ii f V . ' . Ri ,, Shu' ' .. - pf , 1 .wa-eg , David Waller Emmert Brian Robert Fisher L Diana Lynn Etelamaki Shane Allen Falkowski Douglas Daniel Fear Kurt Michael Foglesong Susan Jean Foxx Michael Thomas Fogus Allison Elizabeth Fraleigh Andrea Michelle Fraleigh' Brynne Ellen Frederixon Miehelle Lynn Fryman S2312 Seniors I J. Marni Louise Dankers Paul Christopher ,Dankoski Jeffrey Michael Darr James Fulton Davenport is ,Qt Christopher Michael Davis Lisa Marie Davis Debora Kay Davison Eric Howard DeGuise Shaunda Patrice Delaney Sean Markly Dempsey , S2 it rf , , '-le Q s Pamela Sita Dhingra Roger Lee Dice sf , Q fjf . rig if V , ' f ll ' - ea, H wt' -Z: ' its D ' it i7?1f3f .. V Q 1' V, ypzgfgly ,latgk ,. - 'QQ'-fi-:Tyr ri. A H LlY'5QllL?.7w Gayle Anne Dostal Cara Sue Dougherty 1 Kristen Elizabeth Drake Paul David Drouin SFS? Seniors L Cari Lynne Cole Steven Victor Collins Patrick Nolan Conlee Lynda Michelle Conrad Z 4 .. -M . f N58 ,C '51 ' f I . ey? gif! f A ' f ' , f f , 2' . - ,. ' 1 ff1ffm ff C ,., ' ., . , ff I I I Sri . ,aililf-fi i Y if :iff David Larry Cooper Tracy Lynn Cooper Caroline Louise Cornelius Gina Rae Corwin r-.fa x:-nw:fzn- 'vi--: 1 ' Hifi, . ii i1,, . ,y.., , , ,,.,, L, ' , t,,, ,, W V A CQ Q, ., -I Z: - ft, F , 3 .1-Ati T iii.. l.... 7 N . Amy Lynn Cotton Bethann Elizabeth Courtney Penny Catherine Cousins Kyle Mark Crook H yui 1 Q ' , ' 2 Clair Kent Crosby Tracey Ann Cumming Brian Michael 'Dahley Christina Louise Dalton ' 52332, Seniors AA ri it l-NA Toni Marie Buechler Lynn Marie Bufka l rf' 111. . W,,. V L ' I L eee or r . A William Donald Burk Kathryn Eleanor Burke Doug Steven Burch Paula Burke Robert William Burgess Steven Michael Butler y i Wrq, BEC, 6 -ef ' J QQ W :. . .wx ni fgfi Qf. i , R .Q W sw R ff fe si Amy Lynn Byron Laura Lee Christensen 1 Troy Thomas Cepak Kurt Mandel Clark Scott Alan Chaussee , I fi va 'iw- We YAQ mb Liam 555 Michael Allen Cheek Laynette Sue Cobb 'Kendra Kay Coldwell SWS Seniors Thomas Patrick McArdle Elizabeth Lynn McClymont Andrea Kaye McCormic Katherine Cecilia McGee Patricia Alice McGowan Cameron Jay McGregor Christopher J. McGregor Marc Jon McKennon ' iaat ii C 111 ' :W - ' Q ' ' ' , 1 'Q A -if S Grant Matthew Mendicki Timothy Dean Meyer Cynthia Lou Mieske Christine Elizabeth Miller it Jennifer Jean Miller 1 Kathryn Louise Miller Tadd Jonathon Miller Todd Howard Miller Class of'86 Sel'llOl'S Lynn Marie Mohowitsch Lisa Ann Morsen Edward Thomas Moore Karen Rene Moore J y 'F in fi Hg Shelley Marie Mowery Todd David M'-Inger Stephen James Moore William Walter Murphy Elf I f ,W 5' f M i'i- ' 'i ' ' N ' fll gi aly is . 4 Kelli Marie Myers 3? 1 44? 13-9? aff' :fwavw if 1- 4 f I JJRLQT 417155257 'JT' 'W 4 351 - ., A ,ef Tamara Marie Myers Xochitl Violeta Nava-Moreno Anthony Joseph Nellis Eric William Nelson Warren Eugene Nelson Bonnie Jean Nekervis li VW xl f ,g++ 4 . M, 'AZ L wwf, aw fi ' 1 ,ejnfrs , . , A , ,Z ,, ga F, are 5' 'fi ' -sl A .fb aw Q lv , V r A sf 51,3 f ' Mark Allen Niedzwiecki 3'.2A5Ef Seniors ir if B' N X . + f 1 , Q qg- -if Y 15. J' .U tw e gr 1 ,, r 7' C 1 x Jonathan Edward Nielsen Stephen Anthony Novarro Kristin Diane Ott Tammi Kay Pangborn ff ' W -K f ,V diff Q 9 Q K - Eh. E , ..,,ee.:2, 2 sl 141 - -, .se K :FZ JaNeen Marie Parsons Kristine Evelyn Pearson David Edwin Overly Hadita Perotti in 4? fi - W 1 ---' ' '-'E qi ' 1 . i i gg: 9 ip. .- g if - . + f ., A,,. ., . , it i wap' 32,- Amy Catherine Pertee. i Mark Edward Pikus David Randall Peterson Paul Eugene Phillips Gregory James Plum Roderick Francis Polzin 1 Q Steven Carl Piechocki Chad Douglas Pomranky Class l' of'86 SenlOl S f H lp-as, 1 A .,,, , wk W f L GU S mf . i f K , , ,,.,. I ,,,, ,,,,,. . Travis James Pomranky Cristine Grace P00lE Robert John Porter Simo-Henrik M. Posti 1 .ff H ' it-I f 5 W . Kristina Gayle Pukl Christopher Michael Purfeerst Paul Anthony'Quezada Paula Layne Rabold 1 A .VLL - ,iw K , 'iiir L Mark Andrew Rampy D David Jack Randall Kevin Andrew Rang Anil K, Rao Jason Leigh Rapanos I Richard Lee Ratell Elizabeth Lyn Ray Robert Norman Reaume 36 D EPZ? Seniors Todd Leslie Reid Jeffery Allen Reinke Paula Sue Resley- Kerry Cyrus Richards Carlton Arthur Richie ,:,. K 5 'ea- ,s C ill ggi M X , W Af'-. h Q f Cynthia Christine Ring James Albert Ripke Steven Arthur Roberts 4 x 1- A 4 .9 . l , J 6 ,,yy as i:'?4s1lfEi2,i sl, : 1l' K Douglas Michael Rogers ll Kenneth Mitchell Ruppel Tara Alise Rogers Ann Romanick i ,g Stephanie Jo Ross Julia Ann Russell RYBH I-99 Ruszala Jacquelyn Kay Schaefer CLASS OF '86 Seniors , zaffh'-M A i,f::r4g' mf - 'P yd , A ,. ,. -fsfiir ,ri n Qflzj' . . . -1-affair N' 3, mar if gvzamewt , ' , ' - - 'A 5' David Edward Scheffler , L r' ff'f' ,,j ,dd- , , A'd iz L: ' J Catherine Chara Schneider Julie Ann Schneider Q, Gaylene Lynn Schultz i .L , , 5 . ,, 5 fir ef' ,iii 3 W ff w e i f .I V . iff .. ,J 4 J af, V' ' QW' -5' 'lieu Q, .., N .. iA ' TW , f '7,fffLQ-..,:.4' Kimberly Ann Schultz Stephanie Kay Scott Robert Lee Schneider Cynthia Leuise Seger Z 1: l,i . -- '- ii', f f '- J - , ' ' i',, ,. ' L 'f ,, 'f-- ' WWI' , 'A ' A may A -at '-'2 ri 'fk-,, ' A- - Q. ,, V . ., 'S' .j is' ,,,, J ' I 'V -.l,jw.:gm32332555 , ,.,. ,if , I 'Q L-g iiziw' V 7 JLL Xml V .Qt WM' ' K I rrra J - i 'K' L K am S 41, 5 Vi 1 K . fi iii . if f:eg.rs1e: 1, e :'1 Jeffrey Thomas Servinski Susan Kay Sharp Jacquelin Kay Sharpe Jennifer Joanne Sheets Todd Kemp Shepard David Allen Simons 1 Kevin Ray Simons Kimberly Lguise Singleton 2 o S2322 Seniors Michael'Ward 'Skinner Timothy Douglas Skutt Kelly Ann Smith' Lori Ann.Smith Robert John Smith James Stanley Snider - Kirk Allan Smith i Michael Lawrence Snyder Kristin Denise Soderman Lisa Ann Sonner Brian Richard Sosville W - rreer ' 5' S 5 , v i ,,,. 5 i - ,f ' Q i , Thomas Judson Sova Demarra Dee Spencer- Philip John Stackable David Allen Sova Amy Elizabeth Stanley Class -of'86 'SenlOl'S :,-. ,f ,lf . L, - 1 - y .. ma. Q , , v .. ,, .. ,. 9 .eg ' f . i , , . . . . 'Y 'W - . . ' 1. . Denise Haley Stark Derron Ray Stark S. William Stavropoulos Donna Marie Steeg 2339552-13? V - V, ,V I .m,yf'1- ,,,.1fgw y Ji , -' ' 4275! W , gg, 1 ,. 4 U52 ' F' 4, I 1 Nigga b 5 ser' ii QT ,L .Q , A, Mary Jo Lynn Steger 'lgrgpkvi' - -j ,M - ,41w4siz,fkun5 .WM M., Q , . Z vQ .em - by ,. ,,, k,,, Q, ,, ., ,. ,,,, L,,X . mf , . , ,f -,325 Y . 'af Ya.,f3'W , . x W , in , .. ,, . ': .- - 4, wif egg L fe ,W -I , A time , He L ' N, , :if-' Nicole Lee Stephens A1 i iii 'Y 'ff L if K lr ff f ll eagles , Li Ll Kimberly Kay Stockstill Leo Mark Strike Kris Ann Stevens Reiner Carl Stubenrauch S BWendi Lynn Swann , David Lawrence Stickney W',. ,,, , L Ll A A V' ., ., E -1 L -gg, ' :1 ' 1 -, Kellie Lynn Such new W' ' .r.V f ' - Daniel Brian Sweeney AAnton Matthew Taister Nobuyuki Takahashi Class ' of'86 SenlOl'S me .. W. V 9,1-K yi 4. L3 X 'iv J nk. L4 , ,ff A J ,Wi ,M ,4., Scott Matthew Tessin Heidi Lee Thompson 'Q ' MM Q ia l , W eg, 1 if I Tana Therese Thomsen EfiC 5War1 THOYSOI1 Jason Carl Tisdale 'K 1 ,sw Q' J J iff Z S 5 5 'li' is ,, is 'H' Heidi Lynn Torres Laura Jane Townley Peter Michael Vanciu , . wg, ew, . . fqwg ws' e...a,,:,-. , '- eta m y.. at ,,,,..., -:Maw 1 'vii faflhqigx 1 G vauj. ,i 4 i .,4,,,,, 1 ilk? t 4 3, i L t W' f 'S if K+.-4 sf .14 H ,giggfti Stephen Dere VanSickle Garry Charles Veit .age,,5,,f,w , ,yy 4 t -Y , - ,, ,. .,,. K ' an 1, A,.. g 4 tiv I T J , -in ',.: . - 1 ' 'M , Nl W V ,pf w he ' Harold V. Wait lll Debra Lynn Walker wi .- I . Patrick Clifford Veit Susan Jean Votaw Ronald Timothy Waskevich Richard Dean Watson, S322 Seniors Michelle Marie Wazny Michele Lynn Weber Joseph Christopher Wessling Michael Richard Wester Martha Elizabeth Willing Joseph Clyde Windover Jr. Anthony James Winslow 0 Damian Francis Winslow Steven Ray Winslow Aaron Francis Wise S. Brian Wishowski Lorri Ann Witte fi 'fab' : V ' M J - in q 2 J is - :I , 'iii -J, K' ,eii V. L' ' ,V Q, if if if 1 N' Q' Kristen Ann Wolf I ....,, , as-W .1s,: . A k,::J,5g ug: , rg-L. 75, f ,fly :va - , J..'f:2:'Vi-wk ff H , , . is asf' -izif if , E11 ' ' - a53Wfi'f ,QM fx, .J -ggsaz, , .g t g , . M 4 ii A ,V W' f 'mi Q 5 ' . 1 . ' a if M li 1 i,,, . ..., . .. Julie Ann Wolford Giles Kade Wonsitler Elaine Marie Wontorcik I 42 wx James Hvward Woodcvck Christopher' Gerald 'Worthington Seniors , 1 iii ff ff? J? M ',i. S' A -H ' 5' . I t,,,f.w. 5, M 2 'N x '4 ' H 'ff Kristy Lyn Yarrington Lesley Raquel Wray Craig Rollin Yeakle Carrie Dawn Zakarias K .11 l -I O . Melissa Elizabeth Zietz Marc Allen Zupic, I , fn AL . , . , K, - ' W W V, , 1 l ' E .' , I V, 3, .2 5 V U nb dlvv ff hm f ? o , 4 I . g -gv' E3 z ..,' , 'S'-v4?,,mv' P H., ity' ' ,Q its I ' f g V ,a , , n 32:41, . - J' If 'fn' ' K nhl' , vf Yi mi Q. 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Gr In Gther Words SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSe niorsSe ni ors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSe niorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsS'eniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniQrs SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors SeniorsSeniorsSeniors Holiday Holiday! Celebrate! Holiday! Celebrate! lf we took a holiday. Took some time to celebrate. CC'mon, let's celebratej Just one day out of life, Just one day out of life! It would be. lt would be so nice! We've already spread the word, We're gonna have a celebration! All across the world. In every nation! lt's time for the good times. Forget about the bad times -toh yeah! Cne day to come together To release all the pressure. We need a holiday! You can turn this world around. And bring back all of those happy days! Put your troubles down, It's time to celebrate! Let love shine, And we will find. Our way to come together And make things better, We need a holiday! X A , if 5 5 l 'Q if r 1' sts , ,s,,,,' HUSE HI I E IEESI I took my last big mid-term Barely passed my government class Studied 'til my eyes were red . That was the winter of '86! Me and some guys from school Went to games and it rained real hard Dow was hot and the moon was green Chemics shoulda' known they'd never get While we were having fun We were young and restless And needed to unwind! l guess nothing can last forever! That was the year of '86!! Now that the times are changin' Look at everything that's come and gone I guess it's time we're leaving In other words we're moving on! But when we look back now Our senior year seemed to last forever And if we had the choice We'd always wanna' be therel THOSE WERE THE BEST DAYS OF OUR LIVES!!! K K 'Y giwti H V 1 423 Pl WWE an SID IDU 'yes 31' i M- 1 This page Cclockwisej: Leslie Dulude, Julie lgnatowski, Mark Niedz- wiecki, Jennifer Linhardtp Andrea Fraleigh, Tracy Cumming. Allison Fraleigh, Jackie Goulet, Stephanie Scott, Christy Daltong Bryan Fisher, Guido Bruschteing Rob Anderson, Brian Dahley. Lefthand page Cclock- wisej: Steve Lehman, Jim Snider, Mark Pikus, Mike Fogus, Noby Takahashig Lisa Humbertg Kerry Richards. Craig Yeakleg Pam Bartos, Krystal Howden. 49 Seniors dearly beloved we are gathered here today 2 get thru this thing called dow electric word dow IN it means 3 years fq and that's a mighty long time Q but i'm here 2 teach u there's something else - the real world 1 D a world of never ending choices but you can always find the fun day or night Q so when u call up your babe CD in bloomfield hills . miss everything - will-be-alright QD instead of asking her how much 0 ' of the weekend is left ask her how much of your mind baby, cause this place isn't much harder than the real world in this school you're on your own and if the school tries 2 bring u down GO CRAZY!! lim, il!! Qleft to rightj: Tommy Huang and Chris Purfeersta Susan Foxx and Jenny Ayres, Eric Gibsons Cupper rightj Carty Richie. Seniors V - Cleft to flghljz Missy Zietz, Stacey Brown, Debbie Walkers Big Bird and Wendi Swanng Lori Smith, Donna Steeg. Paula Resleyg Jennifer Linhardtg Debbie Birchg Security Guard Cname unknownj, Mark Niedziwiecki. Steve VanSickIe, Dave Peterson and Mike Johnstone. 51 - A A . W A .NR 2 QT f U 6 W ,an- 4 l an W 1 'R Sf. ff' '5F'FlIIE EHLITTL TF: GED Gregory Jarvis Christa McAuliffe Ronald McNair Ellison Onizuka Judith Resnik Francis Scobee Michael Smith Americans have traveled into space 55 times over the past 25 years - their safe return has been taken for granted. An age - when almost anyone could ride in a spacecraft with a safe return - was ready to begin. Christa McAuliffe, a high school social studies teacher in Concord, N.H., was to be the first ordinary citizen to be launched into space. The preparation for the Challenger's tenth journey into space had been pains- takingly slow. The group, including two women, a black, a Hawaiian of Japa- nese descent, were ready to go. But then disaster struck. The Challenger, with barely a minute into its flight on Tuesday, January 28, I986 exploded and seven astro- nauts disappeared in an or- ange and white fireball nine miles above the Atlantic Gcean. The reaction was shock. horror and grief. The trage- dy brought a nation togeth- er in mourning. It also brought admiration for those who explore the heavens. Despite the horrors of the last spacecraft, the Chal- lenger catastrophe built American determination to push on and continue the quest in space. ,f-bl 1 an wigs - Peo e In The News ni li News Trlvla 4 w v 1 N I 1 Y xv 1 Y , H: ' MAJ S Check out Your Knowledge Of I985-86 Trivia I. What color wear? 2. How much raise the first 3. What is 4. What new line 5. What are the the controversia 6. Who was Sean Peann's marriage to Madonna? Answers: I. and Corazf was the ecent Answers: 7 AIDS Il game? new wifegs Win DUANE S BODY Sl-ICD 3730 Wesi Wackeriy Pnane 335 7764 MIDLAND ADULT Sum. 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Looking Gur Best Did anyone notice that the fall of I985 was the year for rain? It seemed like every morning students in Midland County would awake to pitter-patter on the roof. And what about the rain games? Friday afternoons, girls would rush home to get dressed, curl their hair and just look nice. Rain can definitely destroy a hairdo. High school students react to this weather in different ways. There are those who hide under umbrellas, those who scream and run to the car and those who stand up and cheer their team onto victory whether it be sunny, raining or even snowing. People say high school years are the best years of our life - can rain destroy our fun? NO WAY! F , l 'yiy 66 L x 1 1 L r l ,., J ,Y Q :Q X Fa afar 5 Eff Fw . i is ii new f. , I , v lv. Eh 'Q 1 i fe '12 K 1, .,-ff, 5 4 p 1 M is 2 N 3 ,a .. 1 N .M J - -.wgw ,rf -J-,V A..-Y ff,-,, f N ll . 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This marked the end of winter and the beginning of spring. F? if ,gmt A nl ffl- Q nv-'Gif I V , . 15, 1 i j?' I W ww , e,Q,'f,:fx'--SA - I L- Vx wb. 5, ,Q is f jf Q,- .-X 7252 ,FQ Y 7-3 if 1+ ' .Y w1.,f i. J ,g L A ,. K' e' I 5 . Xa I 'E ' - gf, . A1 U 2 , ,:-4-,- f-I '. u 11 f , : -,,..--I Some Things Speak For Themselves Many different people can show us how we eat. Walk into any cafeteria of fast-food restaurant and watch the different examples of how not to eat. THE NIBBLER: She never buys anything and always insists that she isn't hungry. Yet, she'lI constantly be nibbling on things from your tray. Just one bite , just a sip is all you'll hear. By the time you're finished, she has eaten half of your lunch. THE CHOWMAN: He'll eat everything and anything. He's the one who goes to Mac's and orders one of everything then goes back for seconds. THE PUSHER: She always buys lots of food, but rarely eats it. Everyone with her must eat a sample of allthe food on her tray, whether they want it or not. No one can leave until her tray is empty and everyone is full. THE REST OF US: We're the average high school students who all have friends like those described above. Do you have friends like that? 5-r 4 15 NZM, wwtfiwfw 3 6 eo eww K T - iw eewghwfhme we M, cwqk T my QKCQL Vjwfx lfwx ,V -V Wg f4 I, gcaovp vV,, Vx V 12661 445002 Qpxitm ii 1 This page Cclockwisej: Todd Nellisg Stefanie Brown, Donna Steegq Tony Winslow and Mike Wesleri Todd Giordanog Mike Fogus. Left hand page: Mike Johnstoneg Carrie Zakarias and Susan Foxxg Kris Kullgreng Kristin Ott. 73 Mwarff El f' v 4 . . WM! 5,,, , 1 , Q' - AJ X . 2' X ,,,. Q .. ' iqfigf 21. f ' ', A F 1 - . X I .- -Nl f X . xii? I Y FT , -flux ' 23 BJ R ...A P , . 1 xipfxujb. ' W ' ,Q eg, W, me 1 ie -, 1 ' . ,'4 -Q .9 xv H ix -E, Ng Wy rj., Ars - .. 4 . . 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Maybe you chose to forget the 5 ll loss to Pontiac Northern but remembered the enthusiastic fans with their airplane flying contests. The band s halftime show highlighting a spectacular fiery baton twlrllng act by Belinda Fisher might also come to mind. Pompon girls and cheerleaders once again came through by getting the fans involved. And of course no one can forget the special moments at the dance Whatever you remember about the weekend, it was all a part of Homecoming l985 K Y 1 in , af 'i 'g ,, AVQ1 i,, if f is , .1 , Hg ff? L-1' L U ,L 1 V 5 4 ., in 4 M A I r 2,54 , ,ik A' gf ,, 'L , R 6 fmv' , f, , f 1? .,, . - 5? ,, , ,i A KW 'Q X ', - A A f L 1 ' 2 T f, F -S ' .ggj w M my ' 1 A , 5 -55117 ' ,,M9'iQs K V ,,u:,ggfLg-and ,V N....,,-Q ff .,.w 'W J, lf, ' 1 f f J ., 3-,X ff - -1 Q: .v v. ni I N 9, W Z ,QA . Q I V K. X F fiilfi L. - VLSJECLE K 'X' 3 7. , ' 5, ff' my firm 4wJ5gak,m.fig 'L F .s A 'i-eg , givf fi , ' ia Q. , fa 1:1 45139 ' . fafffgww ,M u. ,M am, - ,Q.iL:C,,,.4w-wwgmi. 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Chad Moody, Kirt Moon, Cindy Morrison, Kristen Moss, Mike Mudd, Janene Mueller, Monica Muladore, Eric Muller, Scott Murphy, Elaine Murray, Susan Nava-Moreno, Rob Neal, Alex Nellis, Todd Northrup, Karl Ogden, Kim O'Keefe, Jeff Olson, John Oriel, John Ott, Amy Packham, Laura Paetkau, Jennifer Palmer, Pam Peele, Lisa Penzenstadler, Beth Pero, Robyn Phillips, Lynnae Pickard, Jim Platt, Michael Pnacek, Jeff Pnacek, Jim Pollack, Charles Poole, Frederick Porres, Chris Potter, Darin Powell, Tim uniors W .-',, I K R qs X , ii.. i eia. 3 Powers, Brian Prewozniak, Dennis Prince, Tradcy Prochazka, Andrea Pugh, Cindy Purcell, Tracy Quick, Joe Quick, Shawn Ratell, Suzy Reineke, Karl Rickett, Shawn Riley, Stacy Ripke, Don Rogers, Rob Rosten, Lisabeth Rowlison, Chris Rudy, Chantal Rumbaugh, Sheri Saller, Shari Saunders, Greg Schafer, Beckie Schafer, Debbie Schafer, Shane Schmid, Jessica Schneider, Rebecca Schwendiman, Michelle Seitz, Chris Selby, Douglas Servinski, Mary Shackelford, Karen Shaver, Michelle Shelbrock, Sue Shelly, Stacee Sheroan, Kim Short, Scott Simpson, Monica Sinclair, Laura Skelcey, Steve Skuta, Amy Smith, Dan eff-J ' Ne WW? if A ib- Aqsvw Smith, Heather Smith, Ted Snedeker, Sara Snell, Joyce Snider, Jill Snider, Tyler Sodini, Kevin Sosa. Irene Sosinski, Bryon Soltysiak, Brigit Speed, Dina Spice, Michael Steger, Connie Stoesser, Kari Striebel, Jim Sutton, Jason Sweebe, Brian Sweebe, Scott Syed, Amiad Syerson, Steve 3 1 I 1 I 1 1 21 gf V, e it L l 5? ,W-Nw t 1' , . . ,W 1 5 1: . ' M ,.,E-in fr, ' Tabaka, Chris Tate, Norman Theis, John Thiel, Shari Thompson, Troy Thornsberry, Kim Thurlow, Mike Thurston, Kurt Timmons, Lisa Tomson, Bill Treio, Al Troiano, Tricia Tyburski, Maria Tysse, Jennifer Underhill, Todd Valenzano, John Veit, Sarah Voci, Rich Ward, Jodi Warren, Beth -ps-Vw FW' tfwrw 1, W fm Weaver, Chris Weber, Amy Weber, Shirlee Wendt, Andra Waldie. Pat Walz, Lisa Wentworth, Gregg Werst, Stasia Williams, Wynne Wilson, Susan Winchester, Lori Windover, Wendy Winslow, Blane Winters, Jim Wolf, Debbie Wonsitler, Diane Wood, .lay Woodard, Rob Wray. Joe Wright, Terry Yeomans, Jamie York, Mike Yuchta, Elena Zacharias, Mark Zahm, Steve Ziemba, Mark McNutt, Kathleen Newton, Chad Pitch, Sara Vargas, Nicole junior Retakes er name was Kirsten Beth Triebes but we knew her as Kristen. If ou were her friend you might have called her Triebs sometimes, ut her best friends just called her Maynerd. Kristen was born ebruary 20, l969 and died June 23, l985 from toxic shock syn- rome. risten was more than special, she was cool. Wherever she went, eople noticed her. First they noticed how pretty she was, then, if hey took the time to get to know her, they realized what a ilarious and sweet girl she could be. She seemed to have some- hing in common with almost everyone. People she hardly even new could Cand didj pour out their most personal problems to her hile she listened and gave them advice. She always could identify ith what someone else was going through. Kristen taught all her riends a lesson in courage and determination. When Kristen said omething, she meant it. She stood up for herself and for her riends, even if they were wrong. That's a quality many people on't have Cbut could usej. When I remember Kristen, l remember ll of the fun times we shared and all of the crazy things we did. he will live in our hearts and our minds forever. - Kim Singleton ' ,- H., Ha e dw R ,,, f ,QF iff ' 1 ' 31 ea Ai P1 x 3 ,P Q. Q M K X .P XX X L 'YN wx .. . ,,,lTixT ,iff KKK JJ' A Bea HKS VQLTAG ? Your Midland neighbors are in the spotlight every day in the Michigan Division creating 'top performers' for the home and industry. Scientists and engineers are developing new technologies for tomorrow, while manufacturing products for thousands of markets today. Tour the Midland site and see the newest industrial computer applications, lasers, biotechnology research, or consumer products. The Dow Chemical Company Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 4608 N. Saginaw Road Midland 832-8671 I 0111 HJ Woky my J U 2 Hllrllage Qlubbler CIRCLE MALL MIDLAND MICH l517l6315696 Business . . .pg 130 English ..... pg 129 Kitchen ..... pg 124 Language . . .pg 134 Math ...... pg 126 Music ...... pg 133 Soc. Studies .pg 128 Words From the Wise llDon't go away mad, just go away. fl - Mr. Gwilt ll Rambo would do ll lt, CK, l will! ll - Mrs. Briggs A senior is someone chomping at the bit to get at the world. ll - Mrs. Street 5.9 :KWH 6 , film 49 Cur Administrators l N Administration Working Hard And Getting The job Don During the course of e school year our adminlstra tors are hard at work keep ing the school running effl clently They are consider ate cheerful and they make sure all students are kept In line They share an nouncement duties and are In the halls between classes to help out any student in need of assistance. 'i s 'W 1 Jia' Mr. Schmidt Mr. Elliot Mrs. Staples Mr. Roberts The secretaries' jobs in- volve more than typing, fil- ing, answering phones, and sorting mail. These dedi- cated ladies handle the in- finte questions asked by students from 8:00 in the morning until 4:30 in the afternoon, more than l8O days a year. Their hard work keeps Dow High run- ning orderly and smoothly. So next time you see them. give them a friendly smile and let them know you ap- preciate all their hard work. Mrs. Malone, I have to get out of this class! The Dow High counselors listen to everything from complaints about school subjects to the exciting news of being ac- cepted into the college of their choice. They are there to be just that - counselors. Be- sides, what would we do if we had a schedule problem? Top Left: Mrs. Barnes - teacher consultant for hearing impaired, Top Right. Mr. Owen - school psychologists Middle Left: Mrs. Sugar - hall attendantg Middle Right: Mrs. Hampton - hall attendanti Far Right. Mrs, White - speech and language therapist. Bottom Left: Mr. Green - school social workerg Bottom Right: Mrs. Stell- wag - teacher consultant. 123 , nw Q ...J f Eleven smiling ladies form the cafeteria staff. Their day begins at 7:30 when they start to prepare the hot lunches for Dow stu- dents as well as hot lunches they send to eight elemen- tary schools which do not have kitchen facilities. A la carte is also a major part of the cafeteria service. The staff sells pretzels, sand- wiches, potato chips, drinks and other snacks. As well as selling and prepar- ing food, they help to keep the cafeteria clean. i Row I: Mrs. Duchman, Mrs. Barto, Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Alexander, Row 2: Mrs, DeForest, Mrs. Huntley Stellmacher, Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Bartow. Mrs. Costley. Mrs. Falk Custodlans 1 -gf r 'Y where ,Y lfrtralg. an lin: M923 Waaiit a minute! Hooold it! There was a change in this year's math staff with the addition of Mrs. Altimore. This new personality con- tributed even more to the talents of Dow High's Math Department. The combina- tion of Mr. Chamberlin CBean bagij, Mr. Billik CQ.E.D.J, and Mr. Skutt QWho did this?j, took the boring edge off of proofs, formulas, and programs. Thanks to the whole staff, Dow High's math program is a big success. sg ll'-it 5 ff ., K vs, 5 1 an fLeft to Righty Mr. Billik. Mr. Chalk, Mr. Chamberlin, Mr. Johnson Mr Snook Mr Skutt Mrs Altimore Mr Waite. Mrs. Burgess 1 N so Q 'm.,R iff' ..t S f. Q Mr. Penkivech. Mr. Koski, Mr. Pangborn, Mr. Logan, Mrs. Shaffer, Mr. Thompson I ' VZ' A If you have dissected frogs. worn those fashionable lab goggles, memorized equations such as 2AS:Vf1-Viz or 0C:F- 32fI.8 then you have probably taken classes in our fantastic Science department. The de- partment's curriculum con- sists of biology, advanced bi- ology, chemistry, physics, and geoscience. We'll always re- member Mr. Thompson saying C'mon, turn 'em in! There's no use in keeping a dead horse! , Mrs. Shaffer's cute little Southern accent, and Mr. Logan's uncanny resemblance to Abe Lincoln. These teach- ers are highly appreciated for their willingness to spend ex- tra time with their students. 127 In the Social Studies depart- ment there are some pretty gung-ho men and women. Just take Mr. Altimore, a Social Studies teacher and a football coach, I like foot- ball, but l loooove History! He sure knows where his priorities are. Mr. Ander- son wants his students to really immerse themselves in their homework, take this assignment for in- stance, I want you to go home and figure out how to catch a seal if you can't see it. All of the Social Studies department is made up of hard working individuals who certainly know their material. X, Row I: Mr. Altimore. Mr. Strom, Mrs. Street, Mr. Vanciu, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Marquard! Row 2: Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Smith ' V Row l: Mrs. Weeks-Rosten. Mrs. Loveless, Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Goodall, Mrs. Briggs. Miss Lightner. Mrs. Yamatot Row 2: Mr. Randall. Mr. Williams, Mr. Daly. Mr. Verlinde, Mr. Reilly. Dr. Kyhos. Mr. Kastl 1 Ain't our English Depart- ment great? There are so many different types of personalities in this depart- ment because it is the lar- gest in the school. Mr. Ver- linde has his motivator and Mrs. Briggs has her hyper moods. Who else but Mrs. Yamato would cry when watching To Kill A Mockingbird. What a ro- mantic! There is also Mr. Reilly who is crazy about Transcendentalism and big words. These are some of the people who make this department such a success. Without them how could we write all those term pa- pers that they assign to us???????? , 129 Presently the Business Edu- cation Department has a staff of ten teachers. These teachers have contact with 949 students in 40 business classes. There are two vo- cational programs in the Business Department. They are the Clerical Co-op Pro- gram and the Distributive Education Program. The Clerical Program prepares students to be secretaries and the Distributive Educa- tion Program prepares stu- dents for jobs in sales. Both programs require a senior co-op job. Other classes taught in the department include Introduction to Business, Typing, Account- ing, and Business Law. T30 Mrs. Gardner-Neurath and Mrs. Davis head our Home Economics Department. They use their skills and abilities to teach their stu- dents. Classes range from Beginning Foods to Gour- met Foods. Mrs. Davis teaches the Child Aid classes at Dow High, while Mrs. Gardner-Neurath teaches all the other classes that the Home Ec Department offers. The Art Department offers a wide range of classes from Beginning Art to Stu- dio Art. The students' cre- ations fill the display win- dows with interesting shapes and colors that catch your eye. Mr. Morri- son feels it is important to give students a broad back- ground in art. We want it to be fun without being a 'blow off' class! 5 We X. i fee Mrs. Lewin and Mr. Morrison um ef , as-nu... - nv Mr Burgess Mrs Hoemcke Mr Buchert. Do, a deer, a female deera re, a drop of golden sun .,. Walking down towards the music department, a student hears a familiar sound - all different kinds of musical tunes. From violins to trum- pets to human voices, a feel- ing of enjoyment is felt by ev- eryone involved. Besides, what would the Dow High football team do without those new band uniforms? Lose to Midland every year? 133 iv A lf you're planning to go to college, it's usually a good idea to take at least A two years of a foreign language. Even if college isn't in the cards for you, a knowledge of a foreign language can really be beneficial for you. You may even find that in some large urban areas, it is a necessity for everyday communication. Knowledge of a foreign language also makes you seem like a well rounded and intelligent individual Ceven if you're notj. So, with all of these benefits for taking a foreign language, in addition to an excellent Foreign Language department, what's stopping you? Row I: Mrs. Garcia, Miss Stearns. Mrs. Krachtf Row 2: Mrs. Lewis. Miss Thiel, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Samhorn. I ' Spain Anyone? Member Of The Spanish Classes Went On A Major Trip l Spain This Spring And Arrived During,The Festive Holy Week. .,. . all - i Kansa The lndustrial Education Department is a group of hard' working teachers. They put in a lot of time and effort to help their stu- dents learn. They prepare students for a career in drafting, graphic arts, and other types of industrial art. Their sincere concern for their students' future brings pride to Dow. aft! eww.. V T f sv .T 7 The Special Education De- partment at Dow High is made up of a very dedi- cated group of teachers. They keep a low profile but they are always busy help- ing their students. They can be found next to the library, in the band room, or in the Industrial Education wing. With their efforts they contribute a lot to Dow High school and to our Charger Pride. THEY ARE SPECIAL! ,J 1 l U 3 - 1 l I f,,w Row I: Caideb, Mrs. McDougall, Mrs. Tappan. Mrs. Sanders, Mr, Landis Branson, Mrs, Mitchell Caideb, Mr. Hommel, Mrs. 21 Mrs. Putnam Caideb, Mr 1 I Q There is no such thing as a typical day at the Dow High Media Center. This year the library has a new circulation program coming into effect. This is called the Winnebago program. Soon each person will have library cards to use which helps to make it easier for the students to check out their books. Another thing that is taking effect are the computers. Having the com- puters makes managing the work around the library a lot easier. says Mrs. Lindell, one of the librarians. Above all the most important job the media personnel do is make them- selves available to all the stu- dents at Dow High. Sophomores The Sophomores . . . . .I4OI45, 'I48-I53, Hey look at me Mom . . . Good times, Great Friends . . We've only just begun . Put on a happy face .... l56-I6I, I64-I69 . . . .l46-I47 . . . .I54-I55 . . . .I62-I63 . . . .I7O-I7I .,..h.,. . 4 , 39 xg- Q Q we 1 I-:fig Q rf ws . . ' N ' , Q ai . if Jn. 3.2 ,i 'U' X5i Ackerman, Amy Adamcik, Jeanette Adams, Jessica Albrecht, Dave Alderson, Tina Allbee, Kevin Alward, Ann Anderson, Amy Anderson, Tanya Archer, Kurt Aristoy, Marilu Aschenbrenner, John Athey Susan Bailey Amy Bailey Jeff Bailey, Molly Baker, Amy Baker, Mike Bartos, Doug Bash, Marybeth as-5, A cs W Q , , . We I 'H-if K fwfr f A,A an Zigi.. r Battle, Mary Bechtel, Bill Bedford, Debbie Beebe, Jill Behmlander, Ann Benford, Scott Berner, Randy Betsch, Matthew Biergeder, Edgar Biglin, Terry Bile, Brian Birdsall, William Blankenship, Tom Boice, Chrisy Boman, Tom Bowman, Edwin Bowman, Kathy Brady, Kevin Braley, Amy Brandimore, Andre W Branco, Mauricio Brickey, Teri- Brinkman, John Bromley, Barry Brooks, David Brown, David Brown, Lynn Brune, Angela Buechler, Julie Bunker, Carol Buol, Barbara Burch, Cody Burk, Betsy Burks, Shawn Burwick, Melissa Carlson, Eric Carmen, Ethel Carter, Scott Casey. Theresa Chandra, Subhash Knit , ,W '92-JF s..r W 6 1 WV 4-...N Cf? , k, Wg z 4-will S W Q.. W ' H :L -,L ,tv . wziw A Cheek. Jeff Christensen, Jeff Church, Tammy Clark, Tina Clemmons, Holly Coates, Joe Coldwell, Joe Cole, Jennifer Collins, Alan Collins, Kim Conner, Matthew Conrad, Doug Contino, Noelle Cook. Ashli Cook, Carrie Corwin, Rodney Cronkright, Jason Cummings, Andy Curley, Donna Curtis, Kayti Dahley, Jeff Davidson, Rick Davis, Leigh Davis, Peggy Day, Roxanne Debol, Jennifer DeCarlo, Shari DeKett, Dave Delooze, Robyn Dennis, Kristin DePlonty, Scott Dietrich, Leah Dinsmore, Melanie Dix, Alissa Dobson, Don Doubek, Joe Douglass, April Downing, Cindy Drew, Grady Dreyer, Jennifer nfl sub fl fill .,,, ,, y yty, ,,,,' ,i , f it f i 3,535 in , I 3, ,WP It y wi , ,L ' ' I f , t l , - - ',', 1 ll 15,51 f f 4 2 -:I :pw i Dreyer, Terry Drummond, Wendy DuFort, Angie Dumler, Chris Durfee, Tim Ehrmantraut, Jenny Elsley, Amy Epstein, Beth Etelamaki, Julie Evans, Darcy Everson, Diane Falk, Amy Farminer. Jeremy Fears, Robyn Finney, Jeremy Fischer, Kim Fisher, Belinda Fisher, Sandy Fitak, Chris Foglesong, Amanda X res mmm ilma Clotta Let Go f Q, Sophs! Top: No one told us it was going to snow. Middle left: Trinja and Jennifer stepping out of the bathroom, Do we look beautiful now? Middle right: Theodore School Spirit. Bottom left: Oh no, my mom says l'm not allowed to eat Combos after lunch! ' Forbes, Chris Freet, David Furlow, Catharine Furlow, Laura Gandy, Brad Garno, Leslie Garrels, Trinja Garrett, Gina Gavin, Michael Gee, Michael Gerkin, Holly Gilman, Tina Giordano, Karen Gooding, Tamala Gornowicz, Michelle Graves. Mike Gray, Sheri Green, Charlotte Grover, Aimee Gugino, Wade sl? axe' A 1z,m.-- -- -f .1-2 3- if x wr F 3' l + X ' f I' lx ,ith - , my M' 2- s- f- , 8442133 -- -- tt., , ,.,. ,A i ,C ,,. i -I r 5, -. ' l A 'x Ski Sub 'JY X! X ...,, 1+ e lY ,.. 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Laura Kivi, Jennifer Knight, Mike Knop, Kellie Kolevar, Anne Koltvedt, John Krasa, Kristi Kraska, Rob Krawczak, Karl A in Krenzke, Sarah Krohn, Kevin Kullgren, Kris Lambert, Lynda Lamont, Kristen Lane, Mindy Langer, Greg Larson, Kristin Lashuay, Dan Leahy, Judd Leff, Rachel Lehman, Dan Lewis, Mary Li, Thomas Liebler, Jill Lienhart, Jeff Linhardt, Dave Litchfield, Lyle Lomas, Nicki Long, Robert V w 0 ?.-.- 'ikxrw Q., 'msmi ,ef 5, .V 4, x ,JH Vw' . i, D11 Ib !! Loschke, Teresa Loveless, Jason Lughermo, Ryan Lynch, Karilynn Maier, Mike Manges, Staci Marquis, Kellie Martin, Jill Mason, Mike Mazanec, Milo McArdIe, Melissa McCoIIister, Ann McGowan, Dana McGraw, Bill Mclnerney, Chris McKirdy, Peter Miller, Craig Miller, John Milliken, Jamie Miner, Mike fffff ,, ,f A , 1 w f 4 .W ,, H, , 1 . I-'An . f F i f, it l? 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Top Right: Mindy Lane, Holly Gerkin and Karen Swinehart know what friendship really is. Middle Left: Lunch hour - time to catch up on the news of the day. Above: Kelly Marquis. What can you say about someone who looks so happy?? Left: Pete Jacobs - ready to go in his band uniform. Tedrow, Leslie Thomas, Leslie Thornton, Susan Tomczak, Edward Topor, Brian Trowbridge, Joe Tschirhart, Tony Llrban, Tina Marie VandeGiessen, Karen Veurink, Tracey Virta, Cindy Vitkuske, Jane Votaw, Steve Waite, Marc Wallace, Margaret Warner, Jody Warner, Stacy Warrick, Steve Wasielewski, Dennis Watkins, Steve qua, WU' 9 if vaa, T T ,,,,,, , ylyl my . -lg, g,,a,,,Q,.,,,:.ff ,W , 'Wu li M, Sq 1 H . I in ,, V4 4-ml 'CMV Ke.: we JP, Waugh, Anthony Weber, Christy Weimer, Jennifer Wessling, Lilli West, Carla Weymouth, Alexandra White, James Wildes, Gregg Williams, Marsha Williamson, Darcey Willing, Matt Winchell, Stephanie Wing, Rich Winslow, Darin Winslow, Georgina Winters, Laura Wirth, Andrea Witt, Susan Wontorcik, Vikki Woo, Wilbur Woods Wrightl Wright Wright, Wesley Amy Thomas Wendy Wysong, Tyler Young, Sharon Zakarias, Darcy Zeman, Toby Petersen, Ethan Weber, Shrilee Wolfe, Jim i f W. , 'iw H. 'Vi ,a l'+f 'Z gif' l ' My ,V 5 4 V S , , , sq , 1 ' , ,,,, . , 9 M Y fd? rj! ZX ,A 1 ' y ? ' . M5 W U5 l lx S I gill L E iw 'Ol The special friendship that existed between Steve Watkins and David Brooks goes back to first grade when both were the same size at St. John's Lutheran School. Their friendship continued through 8th grade when both boys completed their education at St. Johns. Steve went on to Jeffers and David was at Central. Last fall at Dow High they were reunited and thoroughly enjoyed being locker partners and eating at the same table at lunch. The last time Steve saw David was November I4th when he wished David luck in deer hunting, just before both of them left school that day. David turned I6 on November 26th while in the hospital in Ann Arbor and died of complications from chicken pox on December 2nd. Not that day, but sometime later, Steve admits the tears came as he thought of all they had done together. Steve was often out at the Brooks. Both were avid readers of Ellery Queen, Agatha Christie and Dashiel Hammet. Both enjoyed the Brooks' family cottage on Houghton Lake, watching The Cosby Show and eating. Most of all Steve remembers David's courage in spite of migraine head- aches, kidney failure and about I4 major operations. Steve admired his ability to keep a sense of humor through the worst of times. Although we did not know him as well as Steve did, in just three months he taught us so much and we admired him more that he could ever know. Based on an interview with Steve Watkins, Class of '88. G o ,mwvv MW. Left hand page Cclockwisejz Stephanie Harper and Leslie Garnog Edwin Bowman, Jeff Bailey, Greg Helm- reigh, and Darin Winslow, Jennifer Dreyer, Carrie Skinner, Mary Battle, and Terri Pangborn. This page Cclockwisejz Tina Alderson, Natalie Ramseyer, and Jenny Rogers, Ashley Cook, Angela Stavropoulos, Amy Johnson, Liz Nielson, Dave Linhardt, Jayson Phillips, Edwin Bowman, and John Miller, Mindy Lane, Kari Lynch, and Tara Pendallg Robyn Fears. Susan Witt, and Tricia Rathbun. 169 v , xh-f. So OITIOFES .K-w..,1-.M.....,, . f.,.,.MN.,AW.M,.,..x N-..N..,.N.. mm.-.-we una-can nuuauunnnunnnv .M v aww' -.Q una? M9 ,M M A '? 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Wind Ensemble . . . Yearbook ...... . CI k f I f Andrea Wirth. Heidi A h I B ky Sk Mrs. Fitzgerald, Jay Havel S f P k K S gleton. Kristen Moor L Ly d C d A d a Fraleigh. Julie Ignato k L Sh b g K e Roe, Wendy Safstrom D Pg.197 Pg.183 Pg.182 Pg.192 Pg.184 Pg.185 Pg.187 Pg.194 Pg.195 Pg.181 Pg.180 Pg.198 Pg.193 Pg.186 Pg.188 Pg.191 Pg.196 Pg.190 SyG BII ghA Da T R g Sh b g 189 .199 f 2, . z-i 4 J im? 'gn uw 5 0 1222. 3' Q. Q fn' ,,.A'43'1ev9 ,,.....i ,ff X -.My f ,,.f 1--...N 'fwff' Come jam at the Can .lam! That was definitely one of most enjoyable events of the year - and we thought of it! This year has been quite eventful. We started out not knowing too much about the community but united as one to help others out. Even if the sci- ence proiects turned out to be more fun for us than for the kids. And after the chicken pox syndrome, our blood drive was a tremen- dous success. And not too many of us got sick! Thanks goes to Mrs. Lindell and Mr. Koski and to Todd King, our leader. But most of all, thanks goes to good ol' Dow High. 1 in Row I: Lynn Bufka, Andrea Fraleigh. Kris Pukl, Laura Christensen. Tracey Cumming, Andrea McCormick. Cynthia Ring, Chantee Dufort, Susan Bowman: Row 2: John lwamasa, Chris Davis, Kathy Lange, Stephanie Livingston, Jennifer Linhardt, Christine Miller. Wendi Swann, Laura Townley. Michelle Lofeigo, Jennifer Miller, Mike Lunt, Todd King, Row 3: Steve Collins, Warren Nelson. Cindy Mieski, Bridget Goold, Buffy Jennings, Kathy Hawkins, Mike Skinner, Steve Lehman, Kathy Burke, Carrie Zakarias, Jeff Servinski, Rob Krasa, Row 4. Bruce Hahne, Scott Chausee, Eric Hoenicke, Bill Stravropoulos, Dave Scheffler, Dave Landis, Tony Grover. Paul Dankowski. Mike Cheek. Cmissing: Shannon Bartos, Tracy Cooper, Doug Fear, Eric Gibson, Debbie Hein, Amy Lambert, Kathryn Miller, Greg Plum, Mark Rampy, Kerry Richards, Carty Richie. Rob Smith. Rebecca Story. Martha Willing.J 180 I I , y pf H 1 . Y I f . 'I ,,V 2 X X, A ft X' ' A' T A 'Q f , PU , 5 'Ds Row I: Tracy Cooper, Laura Townley, Cara Dougherty, Connie Gibson, Brynne Fredrixon, Tracy Fryman, Gaylene Schultz. Heather Huschke, Kim Czerepinski, Sonya Goodman, Kim Sheroan, Candi Hintz, Mr, Mor- rison, Jon lwamesa. Row 2: Tony Timm, Caroline Cornelius. Kris Drake, Jennifer Sheetz. Lisa Hess, Amy Ott. Mark Mikols, Buffy Jennings, Chris Boyer. Andrea McCormic, Julie Wolford. Heidi Broquard, Tracy Prince, Kari Humphery. Tony Taister, Kristin Long, Tadd Miller, Lynn Bufka, Rory McLaren, Amy Weber. Doug Hatten, Jeff Kienbaum. ,e..,.'-- The National Art Hon- ors Society does a vari- ety of jobs for our school. At Christmas. the students decorate the windows in the cafeteria and library to fill the school with holi- day spirits. They also take devoted time to usher at Renfair and work at concession stands. Even though these jobs seem to be unimportant to others, we appreciate a job well done. Again this year the Dra- ma Club has entertained us with their spectacular productions. Their pro- duction of Canterbury Tales was an orignial in the true sense of the word. The script was adapted and somewhat rewritten for production by Britton Seminar. Sen- ior Eric Gibson once again used his creative talents and wrote all the music - who ever thought we could actual- ly sing? Along with Jen- nifer Linhardt's choreog- raphy and the drunken Miller, the show was great. A round of ap- plause goes to the Dow High Drama Club. Row I, Stacia Werst, Lynn Bufka, Susan Bowman, Leslie Parsels, Elaine Murphy. Brenda Mead, Joyce Snell, Heather Flint, Brian Powers. Row 2: Kirk Kuhlmann, Matt Rose, Andrew Garner, Doug Campbell, Dennis Gudmundsen. Tim Powell, Chris Davis, Bob Birdsall. Eric Gibson. Bruce Hahne, Warren Nelson. Mike Spice, Jon Iwamasa. I i This year in debate we argued the issue of wa- ter quality. Our final conclusion is that we all have only a short time to live. While some brain dead parties naively hang onto the miscon- ceived policies of the status quo, we, the affir- matives, intend to live our lives to the fullest. We propose to do this through a simple one- plank plana to avoid the issue of water quality in the future, and to also avoid perrier. It tastes yucky. The Affirmatives 183 Ode to Club Francais Club Francais, extraordin- aire Feter, manger, s'a- muser Vive les experiences culturellesl Super! Frere Jacqes Frere Jacques Allez vous? Allez vous? Feter avec les Fran- cais? Chanter avec les Francais? Oui c'est tout Oui c'est tout! .Ml If M.. 4 if x f f l f cr, 's J it ,pn Row lf Jonathan lwamasa. Darrel Bittler, Eric Johnson, Brian Powers, Trinja Garrels, Holly Gerkin. Jane Vitkuski, Rena Richie, Mike Spice Row 2: Mark Ziemba, Lisa Crosby. Brenda Mead, Sandy Fisher, Sonya Goodman, Kim Czerepinski. Betsy Burk, Joyce Snell, Michelle Schwendiman Row 3, Erik Macki, Juli Jackson, Gwynne Brandt, Lisa Hess, Diane Everson, Holly Osborne, Lilly Wessling. Andrea Wirth, Julie Wolford, Martha Willing, Alice Gay, Natalie Ramseyer. Debbie Schafer, Diane Scharnberg. Jennifer Hamburg Row 4: Greg Seymour, Derron Stark. Thomas Wright, Kurt Kuhlmann. Jeremy Braddock, Matt Rose, Melissa Hamilton, Lora Holland, Patricia Harris, Chris Boyer, Simo Posti, Greg Saunders. Becky Skutt, John Valenzano, Kerri Kershner, Jenean Lintz, Sara Johnson, Lis Rosten, Beth Hahne Row 5: Tim Powell, Matt Shobe, Chris Dumler, Charollete Green, Dave Scheffler, Eric Gibson, Bill Burk, Doug Selby, Amy Ackerman, Richard Voci, Karl Reineke, Brad Fear, Robert Birdsall, Doug Campbell, Milo Maranec The people that make up the German Klub not only learn about the German customsg they also have fun. There are several ac- tivities forthe German Klub. In the fall, the German Klub took a trip to Frankenmuth to bask in the enchant- ment of a rich German environment. In Fran- kenmuth, not only was a lot of good German food consumed, but it was also discovered that Gummi Bears stick to the windows of school buses quite nicely. In the season to be jolly, all of the for- eign language clubs got together to share in foreign customs. At this celebration, there was an abundance of interesting foreign foods to eat, as well as foreign versions of Well-known Christ- mas carols to sing. After this merrymak- ing, the lively German Klub went Christmas caroling throughout the school. 185 The Spanish Club had a bustling agenda of pro- jects this year. Acting on Bill's suggestion, we raised over S300 from bake sales to donate to the Red Cross to help victims of the Mexican earthquake and Colom- bian volcano disaster. Muchas gracias to Srta. Samborn and our excep- tionally active members for their tremendous en- thusiasm and energy that made this year such a smashing success. l also extend a special hola to Rob, Moe, Mar- cela and Kingsway for all of their input. Husta Iuego . . . Warren Nelson president 186 Front Row: Paul Frolick. Michell Perry, Alissa Dix, Leslie Garno, Christin Janson, Cindy Moon, April Douglass. Andrea Skalnican. Warren Nelson, 2nd Row: Thomas Li, AI Li, Kathryn Miller. Michelle Crews, Angela Stavropou- Ius, Kristin Dennis, Nicki Lomas, Bill Burke, Jon lwamasa. Doug Rogers. Back Row: Bill Stavropoulus, Derek Medina. g f?2 .-fs. 1. '1Tffif,e,5g,jm --22 1 - , 4 r i ec . .1 -c arg,- L A -.,V -: l' ac: .. 1-33 V ' i X- XQfi.'-l2if1f3---f-- Ki? 14 ' Q ' 1' .sc g 5 A X X in -n.. ai- '51 ,H . gf Left - Andrew Garner, Bruce Hahne and Brian Powers discuss some international events they found in a magazine over lunch. Above - Chris Davis and Doug Rogers debate an international issue during the lunch hour. i- Front Row: Doug Rodgers, ,lon Iwamasa, Stacia Werst, Brian Powers. Chris Davis, Back Row: Mike Spice, Warren Nelson. Ryan Ruszala, Bob Birdsall, Bruce Hahne. Andrew Garner. Our year began without an advisor, and we are immensely grateful to Mr. Reilly for coming forward to provide the leadership we needed. ln the fall we were involved in several affairs at the International Dialogue for Educational African Affairs at Michigan State. We represented the tiny West African nation, Burlinc Fuso, for- merly Upper Volta. Not only did we learn about caucasing other dele- gates, we also learned how the US and the rest of the developed world attempt to force devel- oping countries into a submissive position. ln the Spring, we intend to make an excursion to the annual Hope College sim- ulation. C.M. Davis 187 . SL'-eff' Once again Dow High's student union has com- pleted a productive year. Each of the mem- bers, whether they are class officers or repre- sentatives at large, have put forth a lot of effort in making this school year a successful one. They held the homecom- ing elections and once again conducted a very profitable magazine drive. Not to mention the unforgetable school dances and the enthusi- astic spirit weeks. They have done a super job of promoting school spirit throughout Dow High. Many thanks to Mr. Smith for all your sup- port and energy. They couldn't have done it with out you!! 188 I Row If Vicki Caldwell, Nina Fearon, Christina Ciavola, Kelley Grose, Wendy Huller, Katy Kendall. Lisa Leandoski. Heather Smith, Row 2: Heidi Broquard, Angie Johnson, Leslie Parsels, Amy Braley. Andrea McCormic, Wendi Swann, Christine Pearson, Lynn Bufka, Beiget Soltysiak, Katy Miller. Laura Townley: Row 3: Michelle Lofiego, Liz Nielsen. Julia Jackson. Sonya Goodman, Leslie Dulude, Jackie Goulet, Donna Steeg, Amy Pertee, Buffy Jennings, Lynda Conrad, Jeff Christensen, Todd King. Jon lwamasa, Row 4: Brian Powers. Scott Chaussee, Steve Lehman. Boo Gueramy, Clay Davis. Bob Birdsall, Jayson Phillips, Edwin Bowman. eps i' Al' Row I: Leslie Dulude. Amy Byron, Susan Murray. Angie Johnson, Michelle Shaver, Stephanie Cassiday, Jodie Ward. Row 2: Mrs. Lanning, Michelle Huff, Amy Cotton. Wendy Windover. Lori Winchester. Amy Berger, Patty Havens, Roxy Keller. Chris seitz. Mrs. Spangenberg. Row 3: Greg Saunders. Matt Helmreich, Jeff Irmen. i I Our club helps us learn more about business in case we would want to be in the business field as a career. It gives us experience and knowl- edge of the business world. This is our first year as a club and it has been very successful. Thank you very much Mrs. Lanning, and Mrs. Spangenberg for being very helpful. Good Luck next year BOECII , 189 Even though we missed a few deadlines, putting together this year's yearbook has been a lot of fun. We had a lot of new people this year. and although they had some problems at first, they soon seemed like old hands at such things as cropping, copy fitting, and find- ing just the right pic- ture to fit into the bot- tom right-hand corner. Remember - body copy is IO pt., caption copy is 8 pt., and a vertical picture can't fit into a horizontal boxl. Finally, the whole year- book staff would Iike to give their whole-heart- ed thanks to Mrs. Weeks-Rosten for all her help. Lynda Conrad - Editor 190 DOW HIGH QAPJ - This news flash is just in from Wackytown, LISA. Wacky Wonka, President of the American Wacky Association. has declared the Update staff the craziest group for the i985-86 school year. When Prince wrote Let's Go Crazy'. he had the Up- date staff in mind. Wonka said. Wonka cited several reasons for his choice. There was THE STORY Michelle entertained the seniors with. Then there was Marsha and Wendy's infatuation with Cad- bury eggs. Stacey was always ready to give a smile while Trish drove fshe's a terrible driverj everyone crazy. Then there was Steve Byrd fno explanation neededj. Jennifer and Michelle discovered that writing editori- als wasn't all it was cracked up to be, while everyone had trouble making it to class on time. Fighting for chairs was always fierce. And the veterans still have troubled figuring out the Scharnberg twins. lt's not so surprising that this class is totally off-the- waIl. Wonka said. The year began on a crazy note. with partners thinking of each other as animals. Things nev- er slowed down. The staff remained faithful in keeping up old Update traditions such as rarely meeting dead- lines. always finding a way to screw up things, typing stories in italics or using up gobs and gobs of headline paper. The staff began big, but shrank and shrank and shrank. But the gossip remained the same, and the staff - They went crazy! Sal lb Q Row I Marsha Brubaker Bethany Michalowskl Karen Eichron ffeature editorj, Wendy Huller. Stacey Riley fnews editorj Susan Kasley Row 2 Mrs Loveless Cadviserb, Jennifer Linhardt. Leslie Jarvela, Trish McGowan feditor in chiefj Mitchell Bowles Cmanaging editory. Michelle Basch, Jay Havel. Karen Abrams Csports editorj Wendi Saftstrom Laura Scharnberg Dianna Scharnbergg Row 3: Shari Thiel, Suzy Ratell, Susan Athey Monica Mueller Leslie Marks Katie Roe Chris Rowlisong Qmissing: Mr. Anderson Qphotography adviserb Mike York and Steve Byrdj The Color Guard was superb this year, even with all of the commotion and chaos the en- tire group was eager and will- ing to learn the new routines. At the first camp Lisa. Dina, Azu, Margaret, Sarah Andrea, Vicki, and Carrie worked very hard, and it all paid off with trophies in Best Spirited Group and also third place in perfor- mance. Lisa was also selected as the Most Outstanding Indi- vidual. At the second camp. Gwynne Shari and Lisa won the Ist place trophy in perfor- mance. Through the encour- agement and assistance of Mrs. Burgess. this has been an outstanding year. All I9 girls worked endlessly to make each performance exciting and un- forgetful. We are proud to be a part of the Charger Marching band. Thanks. Lisa Hess l985 Color Guard Captain - V' -Ls- -W: ts i -'Q Lmastswazaiaiivmassssi, ff - F Q fri was L if ll 1 v' 2 , , sa R 2 111 WA' af ,Ali ,J ,m e ' ,, W Row li Lisa Crosby. Sonya Goodman, Cindy Meier, Erin Mead, Kari Humphrey, Tracey Cumming, Michelle LoFiego, Kristin Ott. Wendy Windovert Row 2: Heather Smith, Stefanie Brown. Stacy Roteers, Kristen Jansen, Tracey Prince, Andrea McCormic, Heidi Broquard, Michelle Shaver, Stephanie Cassiday, Christine Miller, Kathy Lange, Cynthia Ringp Row 31 Jeff Servinski, Steve Lehman, Cyrus Gueramy, Mike Skinner, Trish McGowan, Brian Sosinski. Paula Resley. Dave Kuiken, Lori Smith, Donna Steeg, Clark Gerstacker, Amy Pertee, Clay Davis, Buffy Jennings, Mr. Waite, Nichole Stevens, Rob McGrath, Lis Rosten, Carrie Grill, Jeff Bennett, Al Trejo. T This year's Pep Club was reorganized and came back as peppy as ever. Our football team start- ed a new tradition DOW-35, MHS-O so we had reason to be extra peppy this year. We rec- ognized team sports by appointing chairpersons for each one. These chairpersons played an important role because they got other members of the pep club involved by asking them to make cookies, posters and go to games and cheer them on to victory. A special thanks to the dudes for creating a lot of school spirit you will always be re- memberedl Amy Pertee Cynthia Ring 1 This is our first year as a club at Dow High and though we are small in numbers, we are still having fun. Our main ob- jective is to promote in- terest in the area of food industry and the culi- nary arts. This year is a time of preparation for us in which we are creat- ing a club logo and earn- ing some money to pro- mote club activities. We are hoping to lay a good foundation so that next year will be our best ever. Michelle Schwendi- man 194 This year's Jazz Band had a fun but successful season. The perfor- mance at Ren Fair was overwhelming. Jazz Band also entertained students at basketball games which raised the spirit. Thanks to Mr. Bur- gess, who helped with his time and effort, and made the Jazz Band the success it is. it V X ' f ld 9 W The l985-86 Charger Wind Ensemble is proud to have helped create the mood for some of the greatest moments in Charger history. With the help of director Gary Burgess and drum major Bill Burk, school spirit was at an all-time high - sounding off all five touchdowns at the Dowf Midland game. Bill Burk and Eric Hoenicke were found behind their Go Green Goggles buckling their shoes, and tapping their feet to the slap- stick sound of the victo- ry beat. The band also showed their support backing up both our girls' and boys' basketball teams to great seasons. Row one Cleft to rightj: Martha Willing, Gwynne Brandt. Dawn Cooley, Sheryl Gee, Shari Saller, Carol Colby. Rowena Richie. Sarah Johnson, Michelle Gornowicz, Margaret Wallace, Elizabeth Hahne, Melanie Dinsmore. Row two: Bruce Hahne, Lynn Bufka, Susan Bowman. Azucena Nava-Moreno, Lisa Hess, Steve Skelcey, Brad Fear. Anne Pelarski. Bonnie Nekervis. Tracy Fryman, Wendy Kremer, Dan Sweeney, Kurt Kuhlmann, Steve Bourne, Amanda Foglesong, Jeremy Braddock. Row three: Elizabeth Findlay, Kerri Kershner. Vicki Stec, Carolyn Cook, Ken Ruppel, Dennis Gudmundsen, Gayle Dostal, Victoria Payne. Scott Deplonty. Cris Weaver, Kellie Marquis. Brian Burgess. Michael Gee, Jeff Christensen. Gregg Wildes, Chris Kovacic, Steve Butler, Roberto Nava- Moreno, Rebecca Schafer, Eric Thorson, Deborah Schafer, Paul Frolick, Michelle Fryman. Row four: Jeff Kienbaum, Andrea Wirth, Kathy Bowman. Steve Johnson, Eric Hoenicke. Don Lorenz. Brian Lewis. Conductor - Mr. Burgess fNot pictured - Amy Skutab K.. 'N -we Row I: Amy Weber, Holly Clemens, Beth Epstein, Tracy Moore, Jennifer Harrison, Stephanie Harper, Katy Heng, Andrea Skalnican, Wendy Shere, Pam Fuesse. Row L Andrew Carter, Fred Poole, Chris Jones. Dianna Hodson, Wendy Saller, John Henricks. December Johnston. Kathleen Hess. Row 3: Pete Jacobs, Ted Small, Mr. Gary Burgess. 5-6-7-8 - who do we ap- preciate? Burgess! Bur- gess! Burgess! Concert Band was really great this year. We learned a lot and had fun with new friends that we made. The purpose of Concert Band is to develop tech- nical skills and ensemble playing ability before moving up to Wind En- semble and the March- ing Band. We learn to improve our individual performances as well as learning to add our indi- vidual talents to those of the group. 197 I... Row lt Todd King, Kim Huffman, Stacey Brown, Juli Jackson, Adam Hoornstra, Kim Thornsberry, Roxann Keller, Jonelle Keranen, Row 2: Mary Servinski, Leslie Parsels, Paul Jackson, Cyrus Gueramy, Gwynne Brandt. Martha Willing. Lisa Hess, Asu Nara-Moreno, Tina Jones, Marsha Williams, Melissa Hamilton, Karyn Swine- hart, Row 31 Bethany Michalowski, Kristen Morrison, Christen Dennis. Doug Hillard, Wade Streeter, Amanda Fogelsong, Jeremy Braddock. Bruce Hahne, Lynn Bufka. Dennis Gudmundsen, Steve Skelcey, Brad Fear. Elaine Murphy, Lori Barber, Julie Etelamaki. Mary Gardener, Row 4: Jeffrey Buchert, Jeff Christensen, Greg Wildes, Chris Kovacie. Bill Burk, Paul Frolick. Nick Lorenz, Row 5: Matthew Rose, Kathy Bowman, Andrea Wirth, Steve Johnson, Eric Hoenicke. Contrary to popular belief, orchestra is fun, as it was this year. Often our activi- ties varied from the normal criteria for a music class. Some events that we will especially remember are The infamous Doorknob Incident , our trip to Chica- go, the building of our win- ning float - the latter memory, however, will be slightly bitter for some of us. CHint: the ones with bags on their heads.J Mr. Buchert was a driving force in our quest for a successful fruit sale, among other things, including our many quality performances. All in all, we are privileged to among the few, the proud. the musical. 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Varsity Hoopsters - - ' l n L- , .. zo9 73' Q-4 Row Row r NW! JP .el 4 W Mb' 43 'ffvx qyw JQDJAK gguidif jig SJ IS and was Row I Marc Zuplc Rach Juday Matt Malzahn Mike Moss Rexneke Paul Lauer Bull Kench Ed Moore Dave McDonald H85 0 Last. can say that I E 'IP Q s..pf 91 U MY l I-This year's wrestling season was a tremendous success. and we finished the season with a I2-5 record. We were the City Champs and we placed 3rd in the Valley. Al- though nobody qualified for state, Kurt Foglesong, Paul Phillips and Jeff Reinke repre- sented the team at Regionals. No one will forget the trips to and from weekend tourna- ments. Some highlights were: the senior van leaving Fogus at Wendy'sg Murph's and Rang's jokesg and Coach's driving. The practices were hard and Coach AItimore's fa- vorite word, AGAlNl , was heard often. We all owe our thanks to both Coach Altimore and Coach Reinke for all the help that they gave us, Row If Jeff Reinke, Chris Worthington, Mike Fogus. Bill Murphy. Steve Moffatt. Pete Ouderkirk. Pete Sams: McDonald, Doug Hilliard. Tim Durfee, Matt Sprague. Jeff Watkins, Mike Yorks Row 3: Subhash Chandra. Kurt leuter, Wilbur Woo, Kevin Brady. Rich Siemer, Joseph Wray, Alan Nolan Bridges. Robert Abel, Dan Kantz. Kevin Allbee. .lim Beman, Kurt Altimore. stag N fa! w was held to- corps of re- blue line and 4 offensive and .l..l. Mel along to knock a heads. Rich and Rob did a job at goaltending. The captains provided the leader- ship when some of those 6 am practices needed it! Thanks goes to Coach Blasy for yet another fine year and to Peter Finn. our assistant coach. Thanks also to Dave Freet for making practices run smooth- ly. This was a great year - sorry Midland High!! Mark Lawry, tri-captain dip . W. e . DOW W DOW ,Q ,gp naw 'Q eel' eaders QW - M 4 714 I Q T af, vi YF L,lk'T ' 4 , , Y A Q , 3, -., mf 1,, f 1 au. Q ,, A ,Q ,, xxx fi? 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One day as they were calmly boiling asparagus while deep conditioning their hair, a mob of snapping turtles invad- ed. As the Blooper Alert sounded - BIoopBloopBloop - Barbara Ann chanted I said a boom chicka boom! ln an attempt to save the day. hewoman slithered out of her pizza-mobile equipped with a chain saw and Oreos shouting, Smile you're on candid camera! ROAD TRlP Luv y'all, Jamie and Stacey Thank you Frau for your en- thusiasm and support. 85-86 was terrific. 'W When this year's .IV pom pon squad started performing dur- ing football season, everyone noticed that there was much work to be done. By the 4 the season the squad made outstanding improve- ments. Basketball season was a hectic time. but each girl handled her part as a member of the squad, respectively. All the hard work began to pay off when we traveled to Lan- sing for Regionals and placed second and earned an invita- tion to state competition. The squad traveled to Farmington Hills and put on an excellent performance in which they placed as one of the top ten squads in the state. l saw ev- ery member reach her goal and improve greatly through- out the year. Each girl was great to work with and estab- lish friendships with. good luck to all next seasonll Co-Captain, Ann Hunter Row one Cleft to rightjz Sharon Chaussee, Jane Vitkuske. Amy.Johnson, Lambert, Amy Baker. Row two: Cindy Pugh, Kathleen Hess. Lori Gerstacker Debbie Davidson. squad hard to basket- ball Our three before competition off - even all we wanted home and sleep. A thanks to Jamie and or their enthusiasm and dedica- tion - We wouldn't have made it without yal! But espe- cially - we'd like to dedicate our idol singer Rick Spring- field, to our former pom pon- ner, Beth Buzzelli, whom we miss very much. And to Mrs. Row one Cleft to rightj Amy Bally Karen Giordano, Katy Kamm, Laura Atkins, Jamie Yeomans. Sandy Fisher Row two Stacey Riley Tara Camisa, Beth Buzzelli, Lisa Levandoski, Sarah Veit, Kamena- thank You for an your time and effort. We all agree -- it's been a terrific seasonll Co-captains - Jamie and Stacey ,B t s 1 3 - ' -i W? m '. n i 'ka' -' A ' ' Wm ' , . , s.-- ,, ,N , X R B Q, ,, ' 3 M 5- x f ar. it Q 1 7351 nsbssttm-ft, w D L, L yyyy h Is! ' as A . .. l, 3 ,,,,i' B s A w? . U I QAIA Q -s.. so .f 54' ifmiw Q cv., .1 xg .,':. R ,ji ' V 9 I 9 65, ' 2 -QW ! i ni? ,Q-if B 5- V' fs at StW,y i A a A ' B if s s ' y aapy B avi-, -- wwe A my 3 get un well as gurls put xxx' R flist X Hx w 1 I an I s port Brian Sosvllle Jun Doubek Jason Cronkrlght Row wmh 2525 L, , ,M .ZA-'17, A ,, 4.7 4 , I X K Im Q :iv Yana' as mi' f swf ' fit 'PMP mm. E U Jill km 4 Row I: Frank Petittl, Jeff Cheek. Terry Wright, Mlchae Kurt leuter, Gregory Seymour, Peter McKirdy5 Row 21 Waite, Michael Haywood. Jeff Camp. Clay Davis, Chris considered a year for the fi n- ished a I2-9 record able Best that the only Juniors of the sea- at the Flint Chris shot a 2 Christ who ring lst over Next promising with the returning as ex- players. Chris Jenkins f , ' .X U X ii X . rrp ,x --nw lest if 4' 1. .nit XXX W 'X lib fix :nn J 2 X, 'C f i 4 -J l LAY 'I 227 Row l. Mary Battle. Jennifer Rogers, Georgina Winslow, Winchell, Becky Skutt, UB Ks season has been trips to Holly- cer tainly Jacks showed skills. Sandy and to be the winning some ways, that isb. The ay was a little shaky ae is usually in the way and also because - I'm not ready! But then Cannon pulls out a pistol and saves us. Debbie the is the new awesome hit- to the spike-it. But Sherri is f the Lori as need it be- except on her knew what duck- even we always fun! if W A AIZW- f L'mL A Wifi! 3 i 'f45'f'5i5' 'YW 7 'W 1 A 153' 1 5 5 5 , , 1, H 2 K , . - , . , is ' 1' ' , gf .f, K , U V My WLNMJ Md . ,Q 'rfvwttjv ir VV 1 ,,V, N,TM ,,?-,1Tf:., , :Q , I, 5 M X! , . V K ,, ,-., ,fi V 5 H J -uv W Ax' , fgrf! Y V' Q Li i n Q If ' Al- V: 'I af I V , f ,Q . g K i? V 1 1 'sa A M V2 ., 1 Li s ..v,,.,,,w,A . A +-...L I' ' f 'g:1,gQ,j 'f 7i,gLLL..,., ' X Mf .w'9 1 K Y , , - , ,T 'ffm--1 A:f:w1h f 4 XML kv ' ..., , 1 f'-' Wk, N- fm , M A' ,Q ,vw Baseball season the Row le Michelle Lofiego, Greg Streibel, Randy LaRue. Baker. Tom VanSumeran, Tim Clark, Mike Sleeper. Row Johnstone, Brian Dahley, Sylvan Amos, Tony Winslow. Servinski, .lim Snider. Sacs. Brad 1 Rlch us m and conf i- were down. Tony Wins- , ... W ,- . ,nu- ... my lf 1 1, W gum M540 3 MM 1 'W' A-ffm Softball exper to the Every- learned Front Andrea Kammi Hickerson, Wendy I The l985 Dow High Varsity Softball team was far better than average. Even though things didn't always go our way we always tried hard and managed to have a great time. We sure had some outstand- ing personalities as well as athletes! Lo, Michelle, Kim, and Lou represented Dow High with state honors and the rest of us did our job too. Special thanks goes to Mr. Samdel for all his time and ef- fort. Audra Axtell f :'g:4,,.,7,, -' xy. V A 'M ,L fwlihw fx ff WX-- K , Y ' mug., ,L .1 J -11121 'Vw' ' ' ' Lg rf 'a. k '41 ,,. Row Row Bennett. hn ,uv-mv X Q..-mf The i985 boys' tennis team had another successful season slaughtering all Valley opponents, including Midland High, en route to an ll-2 season. We won 4 invi- tationals and took second in an- other. A highlight of the season was our victory over Cranbrook, its first loss in a dual meet since I979I The team took fourth in the state. A special congratulations to Cathy Richie who was unde- feated and STATE CHAMPION at JH singles, despite 70 mph winds and no electricity at the state tournament. Dave Farber was also named as an All-State and honorable mention All-American player. A special thanks to coach Joe Haskins for the hard work, long hours and numerous rides. With him as our coach, the team is ready to bring it on in '86, season o us ave wlll die Those poor donng out of the me thump- Polly 'talksl Hoos Ashln Cook Gina Garrett gammmg. s., H .V V, cg,- Clockwise from left: .lim .lenningsg Dennis Con- tinol Rob Longl Noelle Comino. Betsy Burk. Kazy Kendall. Chris Mclnerny, Kelley Grose. Laura lunge. Karen Swinehart, and Nicole Vargas: Joe Windoven Carty Richie. 241 As We Go To Press . . . Above left: Jim Hoshaw CClarence Dorkmuller according to his nametagbt above right: P,E. Department staff members: Tom Roberts, Al Quick, Ernie Malzahn. Kathy Aiken. Lower right. National Merit Scholar finalists - row lt Lynn Bufka. Robert Porter. Chris Davisg row 2: Bill Stavropoulos, Kurt Kuhlman, Warren Nelson. Bruce Hahne, Spring Fever Week is always covered in the following year's book because our final dead- line is about the time it takes place, but Senior Jim Hoshaw deserves space in this year's book for his tacky tourist get-upl We were doing the index when we realized with some embarass- ment we left out a picture of our PE faculty in the staff section of the book. Please accept our apologies. The pages directly preceding prove what a great job you do. National Merit fina- lists - we need to explain to the public at large this was also taken during Spring Fever Week on PJ's day. Special recognition goes to recent- ly announced valedictorian for the class of l986 - Bruce Hahne. 242 Sylvan 20, 2l3 on, Robert 20, 49 Kriss 20. 75, 223 Crystalene 20, 46 Leslie 20 William 20 Audra 20, 46, 209, 233 Rebecca 20 Jennifer 20, 50, 226 Terri 20 William 20 Bradford 20 Jon 20 Amy 20 Chad 20, 223 James 20 Susan 2I Pamela 2I, 48 Shannon 2l, 209, 229, 234 James 2l Michelle 2l, l9l, 238 Charles 2I . Mark 2l Kerry 2I Todd 2l Suzanne 2l, 226 Rodney 2l Sandra 2l, 47, 229 Deborah 2l, 5l, 67 Robert 2l, I82, IS4, I85, I87, ISS Shirley 2I Darrell 2I, l85 , Kevin 22. 223 Lisa 22 Paula 22 Nancy 22 Mitchell 22, l9l n, Susan 22. ISO, IS2, I96 trom, Deborah 22 Katherine 22 Charlotte 22 Lori 3, 22 Daniel 22 rd, Heidi 3, 22, ISI, I88, I93 Anastasia 22. 5I, 66, I98. 224 Andrea 22 Janet 22 Guido 22, 49 Toni 23 Doug 23 Stephen I9I Robert 23 William 23, I84, IS5, I86, I98 Kathryn 23, ISO Paula 23, 222 Steven 23, I96 Amy 23, 47, I89 Troy 23 Scott 23, ISO. IS8, 235 Michael 23, ISO, 235, 237 Laura 23, 47, ISO Kurt 23 Laynette 23 I. Kendra 23 Cari 24 Steven 24, ISO Patrick 24, 75 Lynda 24, I79, ISS, I90 David 24, 2Il Tracy 24. 47, ISI Caroline 24, ISI Gina 24 Amy 24, lS9 BethAnn 24 Penny 24 Kyle 24 Kent 24 Tracey 24, 49, ISO. I93, 209 24, 49, 207 Christina 24, 49, 226 Marni 25 Lynn 23, ISO, ISI, IS2, ISS, I96, 242 Dankoski, Paul 25, I80, 235, 237 Darr, Jeffery 25, 2l2 Davenport, Fulton 25, 66, 74, 223, 227 Davis, Christopher I2, 25. ISO, IS2, IS3, I 242 Davis, Lisa 25 Davison. Debora 25 Deguise, Eric 25 Delaney, Shaunda 25, 226 Dempsey, Sean 25 Dhingra, Pamela 25 Dice, Roger 25 Dostal, Gayle 25, I96 Dougherty, Cara 25, ISI Drake, Kristen 25, ISI, 238 Drouin, Paul 25 Dufort, Chantee 26, ISO, 232 Dulude, Leslie 26, 49, 66, ISS, IS9 Ector, Jeffery 26 Ehrmantraut, Michael 26, 237 Emmert, David 26 Etelamaki, Diana 26 Falkowski, Shane 26 Fear, Douglas 26 Fisher, Bryan 26, 49 Foglesong. Kurt 26, 2l2 Fogus. Michael 26, 48, 73, 207, 2l5, 235 Foxx, Susan II, 26. 50, 72 Fraleigh, Allison 26, 46, 49, 74 Fraleigh, Andrea 26, 46, 49, 66. 74, I79, I80, l90 Frederixon, Brynne 26, ISI Fryman. Michelle 26, I95, I96 Garcia, Luis 27 Garner, Andrew 27, IS2, I83, IS7 Gary, Ronda 27 Gerstacker, Clark 27, 46, I93 Gibson, Connie 27, ISI Gibson. Eric 27. 50. I82, I85 Giering, Eric 27, 223 Glenn, Alan 27 Goold, Brigette ISO Goulet, Jacquelin I3, 27, 49, 75. l88, 209, 229, 233 Gray, David 27 Gray, Theodore 27 Grover, Anthony 27, ISO Gudmundsen, Dennis 27, IS2, I96, I98 Gueramy, Timothy I3, 27, 75. 78, l8S, I9 I98, 223 Haataia, Roger 27 Hahne, Bruce 27, I80, I82, IS7, I96, 242 Hale. Lisa 3, 28 Hall, Patrick 28 Hamburg, Jennifer 28, IS5 Hansen, Julie 28 Hanus, Kurt 28, 227 Harris, Steven 28 Hatten, Douglas 28. ISI Hawkins, Kathryn 28, ISO Hess, Lisa 28, ISI, l85, I92, I96, I98, 234 Hicks, Katherine 28 Hill. Kathryn 28, I99 Hintz, Candice ISI Hodges, Thomas 28 Hoenicke, Eric 28, I80, I95, I96, I98 Hoover, Sharon 28 Hoshaw. James 28, 242 Howden, Krystal 28, 48 Huang, Tommy 29, l50 Hudson, John 29 Huggard. Brenda 29 Humbert, Lisa 29. 48. 222 lgnatowski, Julie II, 29, 49, 66, I79, I90 Iwamasa, Jonathan 29, ISO, ISI, IS2, I85, I86, IS7, I88. 236 Jantz, Preston 29 Jennings, Mari Beth I3, 29, 46, ISO, ISI, ISS, I96, 222, 234 Johns, Amber 29 Johnson, Laurie 29, 47, 66, 209, 229, 233 Johnson, Marianne 29 3. Johnson, Steven 29, I95, I96, I98 Johnstone, Michael 29, 5l, 67, 72 Jonas. Susan 29 Jones, Christina 29, 224 Kamm, Patrick 29 Karl, James 30 Kasley, Susan 30, I9l. 222 Keenan, Matthew 30, 207, 230 Keller, MartyJo 30 Kempl. Lisa 30. 48 Kennedy, Daniel 30, 79, 227 Keyes, Vicki 30 Kienbaum, Jeffery 20, ISI, I96 King, Todd 30, ISO, ISS, I98, 222, 223 Kirkby, Robert 30 Kirker, Stacy 30 Kirkpatrick, Janet 30 Knight, Karen 30 Kovacic, Christopher 30, I95, I96, I98 Krasa. Robert 30, ISO, 2I3, 235 Kretz, Karla 30, 234 Krohn, James 3I Krokosky, Kirk 3l, 2l7 Kubiak, Brian 2I, 2I3 Kuhlmann, Kurt 3l, IS2. ISS, I96, 242 Kuiken, David 3l, I93 Lambert, Amy 3I, 209, 226 Landis, David 3l, I80 Lang, Tracy 3I Lange, Kathryn 3l, l80, I93 Larrea. Michelle 3I Lauer, Paul 3I, 2ll, 227 Lauer, Richard 3l, 207, 2l3 Lawry, Mark 3I, 207, 2I3, 235 Leff, Mary Beth 3l Lehman, Steven I2, 3l, 47, 48, 74, ISO, ISS, I93, 207 Leigeb, Craig 3I, 230 Leppien, Cheryl 32, 234 Leslie, David 32, 2l3 Linhardt, Jennifer 32, 49. 5l, I80, l90, l9l, 2l5, 2l7 Liscumb, Teresa 32 Livingtson, Stephanie Il, 32, 66, 77, lS0, l90, 209, 229 Lofiego, Michelle I3, 32, ISO, ISS, I93, 222 240 Lonsway, Michelle 32 Lorenz, Donald 32, I96, I98 Lorenz. Kelli 32 Lovely, Marylou 32, 233 Lunt, Michael 32, 47, 79, ISO, 2l3 Mahoney, Christopher 32 Maier, Krista 32, 233 Maier, Suzanne 32, I99 Mantyla, Timothy 32 Martin, Robert 32 McArdle, Thomas 33, 2l3 McClymont. Elizabeth 33 McCormic, Andrea I3, 33, 46, I80, ISI, l88 I93, 222, 232 McGee, Katherine 33 McGowan, Patricia 33, ISS, I93 McGregor, Cameron 33 McGregor, Christopher 33 McKennon, Marc 33 Mendicki, Grant 33 Meyer, Timothy 33. 2l2 Mieske, Cynthia 33, I80 Miller, Christine 33, 46, I73, I80, I93, 2l7, 222 Miller, Jennifer 33, 75, I80, 233 Miller, Kathryn 33, I86, ISS Miller, Tadd 33, ISI Miller, Todd 33 Mohowitsch, Lynn 34 Moore, Edward 34, 2II Moore, Karen 34 Moore, Stephen 34, 235 Morse, Lisa 34 Mowery, Shelley 34 Munger, Todd 34, 207 Murphy, William 34, 70, 207, 2l2 Myers, Kelli 34 Myers, Tamara 34 Nava-Moreno, Xochitl 34 Nekervis, Bonnie 34, I96, I99 Nellis. Anthony 34, 223 Nelson, Eric 34 Nelson, Warren I2, 34, ISO, IS2, I86, IS7 242 Niedzwiecki, Mark 34, 49, 5I Nielsen, Johnathan 35 Novarro, Stephen 35 Ott, Kristin 35, 72, I93 Overly. David 35 Pangborn, Tammi 35, 82, 222, 230 Parsons, Janeen 35 Pearson, Kristine 35, ISS, 2l5, 240 Perotti, Ada 35, I99 Pertee. Amy I3, 35, 46, 47, ISS. I93 Peterson, David I2, 35, 5I, 227, 235 Phillips, Paul 35, 2l2 Piechocki, Steven 35 Pikus, Mark I2, 35, 48, 207, 230 Plum, Gregory 35 Polzin, Roderick 35 Pomranky, Chad 35 Pomranky, Travis 36 Poole, Cristine 36 Porter, Robert 36, 242 Posti, Simo-Henrik 36, lS5, 2l3 Pukl, Kristina 36, l80, 226 Purfeerst, Christopher 36, 50 Quezada, Paul 36, 235 Rabold, Paula 36 Rampy. Mark 36 Randall, David 36 Rang, Kevin 36, 67, 2l2, 230 Rao, Anil 36, 79 Rapanos, Jason 36 Ratell, Richard 36 Ray, Elizabeth 36 Reaume, Robert 36 Reid, Todd 37 Reinke, Jeffery 37, 2l2 Resley, Paula 3, 37, 5l, I93 Richards, Kerry 37, 48. 227 Richie, Carlton 37. 50, 24I Ring, Cynthia I3, 37. 46, ISO, I93, 222 Ripke, James 37 Roberts, Steve 37 Rogers, Douglas I2, 37, I86, IS7 Rogers, Tara 37. 66, 74, I79, l9O Romanick, Ann 37. 226 Ross, Stephanie 37 Ruppel, Kenneth 37, I95, I96 Russell, Julia 37 Ruszala, Ryan 37, I87 Schaefer, Jacquelyn 37 Scheffler, David 38, ISO, l85 Schneider, Catherine 38 Schneider, Julie 38 Schneider, Robert 38 Schultz, Gaylene 38, I8l Schultz, Kimberly 38 Scott, Stephanie 38, 49 Seger. Cynthia 38, 226 Servinski, Jeffery 3, I2, 38, 46, I80, I93, 207 Sharp, Susan 38 Sharpe, Jacquelin 38 Sheets, Jennifer 38, ISI Shepard, Todd 38, 227 Simons, David 38 Simons, Kevin 38 Singleton, Kimberly 38, I79, l90 Skinner, Michael 39, 77, ISO, I93, 207, 2 Skutt, Timothy 39 Smith. Kelly 39 Smith, Kirk 39 Smith, Lori 3. 39, 5I, I93 Smith, Robert 39, 207 Snider, James 39. 48, 207 Snyder, Michael 39 Soderman, Kristin 39 Sonner. Lisa 39 Sosville. Brian 39, 79, 223 Sova, David 39 Sova, Thomas 39 Spencer, Demarra 39 Stackable, Philip 39, 79, 223 Stanley. Amy 39 Stark, Denise 4-O, 234 Stark, Derron 40, l85, 207, 235 Stan, Eric 43 Stavropoulos, William I2, 40. I80, l86, 242 Steeg, Donna 3, Il, 40, 5l, 67, 73, I88, 2l5 Steger, Mary Jo 40, 233 Stephens, Nichole 40, I93. 222 Stevens, Kris 40 Stickney, David 40 Abel. Robert 84, 2l2 Abrams, Karen 84, 234 Aeschliman, Joyce 84 Alexander, Morgan 84 Allada, Gopal 84, ll5 Anderson, Drew 84, 207, 2l3 Anderson, Karla 84 Anderson, Scott 84 Andrews, Kristen 84, II4 Andrick, John 84 Aschenbrenner, Jean 84 Atkins, Laura 84, 2I9, 22l Augustine, Kenneth 84 Aultman, Kristie 84, 234 Avery, Mark 84 Barber, Lori 84, 234 Barnard, Tina 84 Barnes, Scott 84, 223 Barnett, David 84 Bartell, Susan 84, 98, I79, l90 Bartos, Paula 85 Beagle, Nancy 85, 226 Beckman, Christina 85 Belland. Christine 85, 240 Beman, James 85, 2I2 Bennett, Jeffery 82, 85, II3, ll5, I93, Berchin, Angela 66, 75, 76, 85 Berg, Shelia 85 Berger, Amy 85, I89 Bernard, Caroline 85, I73, 222, 229 Birdsall, Thomas 85 Bishop, Matthew 85 Bissonette. Claudia 85, I99 Booth, Ernie 85 237 Bouma, Dawn 85 Bourne, Stephen 85, I96 Bouwhuis, Mary 85, 90, 98 Boyer, Christine 85, l8I, l85 Braddock, Jeremy 85, II2, l85, I96 Branco, Ana 85 Brandt, Gwynne 86, II4, I85. I92, l96, I98 Breneman, Sara 86 Brennan, Vicki 86 Brickey, Douglas 86 Bridges, Toby 86, 2I2, 235 Brink. Tina 86 Broser, Jonathan 86 Brown, Bradley 86 Brown, Brian 86 Brown. Stefanie I4, 73, 76, 86, 99, I84, I93 2I5, 2l7, 226 Brubaker, Marsha 86, l9I Brunt, Gregory 86, l83 Bunker, Donald 86 Burks. Adam 86, 223, 235, 237 Burlingame, Robert 86 Burtch, Heather 86, 98, 234 Buzzelli, Beth 86, II2, 2I9, 22l Caldwell, Vicki I3, 86, I88, 2l5, 2l7 Callanan, Julie 86, 222, 224 Camisa, Tara 86, 2I9. 22l Camp, Jeffery 87, 2l5 Stockstill, Kimberly 40 Strike, Leo 40 Stubenrauch. Reiner 40 Such, Kellie 40 Swann, Wendi 40, 47, 5I, 74, 77, l80, l88 2l5, 2l7 Sweeney, Daniel 40, I95, l96 Taister, Anton 40, l8l Takahashi, Nobuyuki 40, 48 Tessin. Scott 4l Thiel, Andrew 227 Thompson, Heidi 4l, 67, 77, 2l5. 2l7 Thomsen, Tana 4l Thorson, Eric 4l. l96 Timm, Anthony l8l Tisdale, Jason 4l Torres, Heidi 4l Townley, Laura 4l. l80, l8I, I88, 236 Vanciu, Peter 4l VanSickle, Stephen 4l, 5l Veit, Garry 4l, 207, 223 Veit, Patrick 4l, 207 Votaw, Susan 4l Wait, Jacques 4l Walker, Debra 4I, 5l, 2l7, 232 Warrick, Angela 226 Waskevich, Ron 4l Watson, Richard 4l, 227 Wazny, Michelle 42 Weber, Michele 42, I94 Wessling, Joseph 42, 237 Wester, Michael 42, 73, l96. 227 Willing, Martha 42. l85, I96, I98 Windover, Joseph I3, 42, 64, 74, 207, 235, 24I Winslow, Anthony 42, 73 Camp, Patricia 87, I99, 222 Campbell, Douglas 87, l82, IS5 Campbell, Philip 87 Carbone, Carolyn 87, 238 Carl, Lorie 87, II4, 229, 232 Carras, Stephen 87, ll3 Carter. Andrew 87 Cassiday, Chad 79, 82, 87, 207, 230 Cassiday, Stephanie 87, I89, I93 Chapin, Tonya 87 Cergnul. Kelly 87 Chapman, James 87, 230 Chase, Jason 87, 90 Chaussee, Kevin 87, 235, 237 Chaussee, Sharyn 87, 2l8, 220 Chichester, Chad 87, 230 Chisholm, Bruce 87, 207 Chow, Margaret 87 Ciavola, Christina 87, I88 Clack, Thomas 88, 207 Clark, Julie 88 Cline, Lisa 88 Coho, Cathy 88, 234 Colby. Carol 88, l96 Cole, Calvin 88 Collins, Michael 88, 207 Contino, Dennis 88, 98, 227, 24l Cooley, Dawn 88, l96 Cormier, Steven 88 Cosentino, William 88 Coty, Michael 88 Cowling, Terry 88 Craig, Mark 88, 2ll Cramer, Jeffery 88, 227 Crandell, Edgar 88 Crewes, Michelle 88, l86, 240 Crosby, Lisa 88, l85, I93, 2l6, 226 Crower, William 88, I99 Czerepinski. Kimberly 88. l8l, l85 Dankoski, Philip 67, 89, II4, 235 Dault, Mary 89 Davidson, Debra 89, 98, 2l8, 220 Davis, Brent 89, 9l Davis, Clayton 89, I88, I93, 225 Davis. John 89 Dawson, Brian 89, 235 Dean, Heather 89 Devericks, Gary 89 Dittenber, Bret 89 Dolinski, Amy 89, 238 Donnan, Karen 89 Doubek, James 89, I73, 207, 223 Downey, John 89, 98, 2l5, 2,7 Downing. Christine 89 Drager, Lauri 89 Draves, David 89, 207, 2l3 Dreadin, Meloni 89 Dubois. John 78, 89, II3, 207, 235 Dupree, Elizabeth 69, II2, 238 Eichhorn. Karen 92, l9I, 224 Eisenbrandt, Douglas 92 Fath, Michael 92 Fear, Bradley 92, l85, l96, I98 Fearon, Nina I3, 92. I88 Fears, Suzanne 92 Feury, Norris 92 Findlay, Elizabeth 92, l96, 224 Finney. Donald 92, 207, 2l2, 235 Fisher, Ann 92 Flint, Heather 7I, 92, l82 Frank, Douglas 92 Fraser, Ann 92, 99, 226 Fraser, Tamara 92 Freeman, Michael 92, 235 Frodge, Susan I4, 92. 234 Frolick, Paul 92, II2, l86, I95, l96, I98 Fryman, Tracy 92, I8I, I95, l96 Fuller, Eric 92 Furlow, Paul 92 Gardner, Mary 93, I98 Gardner. Michael 93 Gay, Alice 93, l85, I99 Gee, Sheryl 93, l96 Gerstacker, Lori 93, 2l8. 220 Gilman, Sheilla 93 Giordano, Todd 73, 93 Girardin, Kimberly 93, 222, 234, 240 Goodell, Candy 93 Goodman, Sonya 93, l73. l78, l8l, l85, I93 Gow, Kristen 93 Gray, Jodi 93 Greene. Brian 93 Griffin. Christine 93 Grill, Carrie 93, 99, I93, 224 Grose, Kelley I3, 93, I88, 2l4, 24l Gunsher, Susan 93 Haberer, Britta 93, l84 Hadley. Petula 93 Hagen, Robert 93 Hall, Kristin 94, I94 Hamilton, Melissa 94, l85. I98 Handler, Connie 94, 238 Haney. Dennis 94 Harding, Mary 94 Harman. Dean 94, 207, 230 Harrelson, Christopher 94 Harris, Patricia 94, l84, l85 Haskell, Rebecca 94, 99 Haskin. Tammy 94 Havens, Patricia 94. I89 Hein. Debra 94. l9O, 229 Heinz, Lisa 94 Helmreich, Matthew 94, I89 Helmreich, Scott 94 Hengerer, Roderick 94 Henricks, Kristine 94 Henry, Shelley 94, 232 Herberg, Stephan 94 Hickerson. Ann 94 Hickerson. Kami 95, 232 Hill, Randy 95, II2 Hiller, Aleta 95 Hintz. David 95 2ll, I88, Winslow, Damian I2, 42, 79 Winslow. Steven 42 Wise, Aaron 42 Wishowski, Brian 42 Witte, Lorri 42 Wolf, Kristen 42, 209 Wolford, Julie 42, l8l, l85, 222, I34 Wonsitler, Giles 42 Wontorcik. Elaine 42 Woodcock, James 43, 207, 230 Worthington, Christopher 43, 207, 2l2 Wray, Leslie 43 Yarrington, Kristy 43 Yeakle, Craig 43, 48 Zakarias, Carrie 43, 72, l80 Zietz, Melissa 43, 5l Zupic, Marc 43, 207, 2Il Hintz. Kelly 95 Hodson, Dianna 95 Holland, Lora 95, II3, I85 Hollingshead, Douglas 95, 237 Holsather, Kristin 95 Huettner, Thomas 95 Huff, Michelle 95, I89. 232 Huffman, Kimberly 95, I98 Huller, Wendy 95. II2, II4, I88, l9l. 232 Humphrey, Kari 95, II4. l8l. I93, 229, 23. Hunter. Ann 95. 2l8 Huschke, Heather 95, l8l, 226 Hyatt, Melissa 95 lgnatowski. Jeffery 95, 99 lnfante, Mark 95 lott, Thomas 95 lrmen, Jeffery 96, I89 Jackson, Julia 96. II4, I85, I88, I98 Jarvela, Leslie 96, l9l Jenkins, Christopher 96, 225 , Angela 96, I88, I89, I94, 209, Johnson Johnson, Jason 96 Johnson, Rebecca 96 Johnson, Sara 96 Johnstone, Robert 67, 96, 230 Jones, Julie 96, l84 Juday, Richard 96, 207, 2Il Junge. Laura 96, 2I4, 2l7, 24l Kamena. David 96 Kamm, Kathleen 96, 2l9, 22I, 226 Kawiecki, Lisa 96 Keeley, James 96 Keenan, Shannon 96. 232 Keller, Roxann 96. I89, I98 Kelly, Deanna 96, 234 Kench, Robert 75, 96, 207, 2Il, 230 Kench, William 97, 98, 207, 2lI Kennedy. Scott 97, ll5, 227 Keysor, Karen 97 Keysor, Kathy 97 Kitts, Kimberly 97 Koch, John 97 Krawczak, Glenn 97 Kremer. Laflure. Wendy 97, I84, I95, l96 Carrie 97, I99 Lapine, Karen 9l, 97 Larsen, Kathryn 97 Lebeau, Aimee 97 Lehman, Theodore 97 Levandoski, Lisa 78, 97, I88, 2l9, 22l Lewis, Brian I96 Li, Albert 97, l86, 223, 235. 237 Lochhead, Marny 90, 97, 98 Lofiego, James 97 Long, Dana 97 Long. Kristin 97. l8l Longsdore, Susan 97 Lorenz, Julie 97 Lundy, Kristen l00 Lynch, James 98. iw, 2l5 Mackl, Erik IGP, IS4, l85 Malzahn, Matthew IN, 207, 2ll, 235 Michelle ICD. IIS Leslie Im, l9l, 222 Christopher IOO John E. ICD. 2l2 John M. Im Donna Im IOO, I9S, 2I3 David Im Rory IOO. ISI. 235, 237 Erin iw. I93, 238 Derek IOO, I86, 2IS, 2I7, 235 Cynthia Im, I93. 226 Timothy ICD ki, Bethany IOO. I9I, I98. 238 Mark IW. I8l Jill IOI Michael IOI Stephen IOI, 207, 2l2 Amy IOI Chad IOI, 2I2 Kirt IOI Cynthia IOI, IS6 Kristen 98. IOI, I98 Michael IOI, II3. 207, 2II, 230 Janene IOI Monica IOI, ISS , Eric IOI Scott 99, IOI, 227 Elaine IOI, IIS. IS2. I98 Susan IOI, IS9 no, Roberto IOI. I96 Alec IOI Todd 73. IOI. II3. 207. 235 Chad IOI. 230 Kimberly IOI Jeffery IO2 John IO2 John IO2 my IO2. ISI n, Laura IO2 , Jennifer 4, IO2, I79, l9O Amy I4O. ISS Jeanette l4O Jessica I4O David I4O Tina 77, 78. l4O. l69, 2l6 Kevin I40, 2I2 Ann I4O Amy l4O Tanya I4O Kurt I40 Marylou I40. I94 nrenner, John l40 Susan l4O. l9I Amy I4O. 2l9. 22I Jeffery I40, I6S Molly I4O Amy I40, 2I8, 220 Michael l4O, 2IO Douglas I4O, IS4, 206 Mary l4O, I99 Mary l4l. I6S, 208. 228 William l4l Deborah l4l Jill l4l der, Ann l4l Scott l4l Randy l4l Matthew l4l, 223 Edgar l4l Terry l4l Brian l4l William I4I Thomas l4l Thomas l4l Edwin I3. l4l, I68, I69, ISS Kathleen l4l, l96, I9S Kevin l4l, XB. 2l2 Amy I2, I3, l4l, IS4, I83. ISS, 23S Palmer, Pamela IO2, 226, 238 Peele. Lisa I4, IO2, II2 Penzenstadler, Elizabeth IO2, 238 Pero, Robyn IO2, 238 Phillips. Lynnae IO2 Platt, Michael IO2 Pnacek. James IO2 Pnacek, Jeffery IO2 Pollack, Charles 65, 98. IO2. 2I5. 2I7 Poole. Frederick IO2. I95 Porres, Chris IO2 Potter, Darin 90. IO2 Powell, Timothy IO2, I82. ISS Powers. Brian I2. 7l, IOS. IS2, I83. ISS. ISS Prewozniak. Dennis IO3 Prince, Tracy IOS, ISI, I9S, 209. 229 Prochazka. Andrea I03 Pugh, Cindy IO3. 2I8, 22O Purcell, Tracy IOS Quick. Joe IO3 Quick, Shawn IOS Ratell, Suzanne IOS, l9I, l94 Reineke, Karl 67. I03, II2. ISS. 2II, 230 Rickett, Shawn IO3 Riley, Stacey IO3. ISI. 2l9. 22I Ripke. Donald IO3, 207. 230 Rogers, Robert I2, 67. IOS. 22l Rosten, Lisabeth 99, IOS, ISS, I93. 224 Rowlison, Christopher IO3, l9I Rudy. Chantal IO3, II2. 209. 226 Rumbaugh. Sheri IO3 Saller, Shari I03, II4, I92, l96, 229. 232 Saunders, Gregory IOS, ISS, I89, 227 Schafer, Deborah IO4, ISS, I96, 236 Schafer. Rebecca IO4, I96, 236 Schafer, Shane IO4 Schmid, Jessica IO4 Schneider, Rebecca IO4 Schwendiman, Michelle IO4. ISS, l94 Seitz, Christopher IO4, I89 Selby. Douglas IO4, ISS Servinski, Mary IO4. I9S Shackelford. Karen IO4 Shaver, Michelle IO4, l89. I9S Shelbrock. Susan IO4 Shelly. Stacee IO4. 236 Sheroan. Kimberly IO4, I8I Short. Scott IO4 Simpson, Monica IO4 Sinclair, Laura IO4, 224 Skelcey. Steven IO4. l96, I9S. 23S Skuta, Amy IO4 Smith. Daniel IO4 Smith. Heather IS. 99, IOS, ISS, l93 Smith, Ted IOS, 2l3 Snell. Joyce IOS. I82. ISS. 2l9. 22I Snider, Jill IOS Snyder. Tyler IOS Sodini, Kevin IOS Soltysiak. Brigit IOS. IS8 Sosa, Irene IOS Sosinski, Bryon IOS, I93. 207 Speed. Dina IOS, I92 Spice. Michael IOS, II3, IS2. ISS, IS7 Steger, Connie 82, IOS, 232 Stoesser. Kari IOS Striebel, James S2, IOS, 207, 230 Sutton, Jason IOS, 235 Sweebe, Brian IOS Sweebe, Scott IOS Syed, Amjad IOS Syerson. Steven IOS Tabaka, Christopher IOS, 225 Tate, Norman IOS, 207 Theis. John IOS Thompson, Troy IOS, 206 Thornsberry, Kimberly IOS. I98 Thurlow. Michael IOS Thurston, Kurt IOS, 2l2 Timmons, Lisa IOS Tomson. William IO8 SOPHOMORES Branco, Mauricio I42 Brinkman, John I42 Bromley, Barry I42 Brooks. David I42, I67 Brown. David I42 Brown, Lynn I42 Brune. Angela I42, 208 Buechler. Julie I42 Bunker. Carol I42, l9O. 238 Buol, Barbara I42, 2l8, 22O Burch, Coleene I42, 2OS Burk, Elizabeth I42, ISS. 2I4, 2I6. 24I Burks, Shawn I42. 223 Burwick, Melissa I42, l99 Carlson. Eric I42, 206, 2IO Carmen, Ethel I42 Carter. Scott I42 Casey, Theresa I42 Chandra, Subhash I42, 2l2 Cheek. Jeffery I43, IS4, 225 Christensen, Jeffery I43, IS4, ISS, l96, I9S. 2l2 Church, Tammy I43 Clark, Tina I43 Clemmons, Holly I43 Coates. Joseph I43 Coldwell, Joseph I43 Cole. Jennifer I43 Collins, Alan I43 Collins, Kimberlee I43 Conner, Matthew I43 Conrad, Douglas I43 Contino, Noelle I43, I62, 2I4, 24I Cook, Ashley I43, I69, I73, 240 Cook, Carolyn I43, I92, I96, 2I6 Corwin, Rodney I43 Cronkright, Jason I43, 223. 225 Cummings, Andrew I43 Curley, Donna I43 Curtis, Caitlin I43 Dahley, Jeffery I44. I63, JCB. 2IO Davidson, Rickie I44 Davis, Leigh 4. IS9, I44, IS4, IGS, l79, l9O, I99 Davis, Margaret I44. 2lS Day, Roxanne I44 Debol. Jennifer I44. 228 Decarlo, Shari I44 Dekett, David I44 Delooze. Robyn I44 Dennis, Kristin I44. IS6, l98 Deplonty, Scott I44. IS4, I9S, l96 Dietrich, Leah I44 Dinsmore, Melanie I44. I92, l96 Dix, Alissa I44. lS6 Dobson, Daniel I44 Doubek, Joseph I44, I63. IS4, 207. 2IO Douglass, April I44. IS6 Downing, Cindy I44 Drew, Grady I44 Dreyer, Terrence I45, XB Drummond, Wendy I4S Dufort, Anjanette I4S Dumler. Christopher I4S, ISS Durfee, Timothy I4S, XB. 2l2 Ehrmantraut. Jennifer I4S, 238 Elsley, Amy l45 Epstein, Beth I4S, I83 Etelamaki, Julie I4S, I98 Evans, Darcy I4S Everson, Diane I4S, ISS, l99 Falk, Amy I4S. IS4, 236 Farminer, Jeremy I4S Fears, Robyn I4S, I69 Finney, Jeremy I4S. 2l2 Fischer, Kimberley I4S Fisher, Belinda I4S, I7I Fisher, Sandra I4S, ISS, 2l9. 22I Treio, Albert IOS, I9S Troiano, Tricia IOS Tyburski, Maria IOS Tysse, Jennifer IOS Underhill. Tadd IOS Valenzano. John 82, IOS, ISS Vargas, Nicole 2I4, 22I Veit. Sarah IOS, II4, 2l9. 22l Voci, Richard IO8, ISS Waldie. Patrick IOS Walz, Lisa IOS Ward. Jodi IO9. IS9 Warren, Beth IO9, I99 Weaver. Christopher IO9. l96 Weber, Amy IOS, ISI Weber. Shirlee IO9 Wendt, Andra l09 Wentworth, Gregory lO9 Werst, Stacia I2, 7I, IO9, IS2, ISS, IS7 Williams, Wynne IO9. 222 Wilson, Susan lO9 Winchester, Lori IO9, lS9 Windover. Wendy IO9, II4, IS9, I93, 229 232 Winslow. Blane I09. II3. 227, 230 Winters, Thomas IO9 Wolf. Debra IO9 Wonsitler, Diane IO9 Wood, Jay IO9 Woodard, Robert IO9 Wray. Joseph IO9, 2l2 Wright. Terry lO9, IIS, 22S Yeomans, Jamie IIO, 2I9, 22l York, Michael IIO, l9I, 2I2 Yuchta, Elena IIO Zacharias, Mark IIO Zahm, Steven IIO Ziemba, Mark IIO. ISS, l99 Fitak, Christine I4S Foglesong, Amanda I4S, l96 Forbes. Christopher I48. 206 Freet, David I4S. 206, 2I3 Furlow, Catharine I4S Furlow, Laura I4S Gandy, Brad I4S Garno, Leslie I48, I68, I86 Garrels. Trinia 77, I48. ISS Garrett, Gina I4S, 240 Gavin, Michael I4S Gee. Michael I48, l96 Gerkin. Holly I48, I63, ISS Gilman, Tina I48 Giordano, Karen I4S, 2l9. 22I Gooding, Tamala I4S Gornowicz, Michelle I4S, I92, I96 Graves, Michael I48, 206 Gray, Sheri I4S Green, Charlotte I48, ISS, 228 Grover, Amy I4S, 238 Gugino, Wade I48, XB. 2IO Haataia, David I49, IS4 Hahn, Shawn I49, 206 Hahne, Elizabeth I49, ISS, I92, I96 Hale, Jaynee l49 Hamilton. Tyler l49 Hancock, Christopher l49 Haney. Matthew I49 Harper, Stephanie I49, l6S, I92, 2lS Harrison. Jennifer I49, I92 Harry, Richard I49 Hatten, Amy I49 Hauri, Thomas I49 Havel, James I49, I78, I9I, 237 Hawke, Henry l49 Hawkins. Robert I49 Haywood, Michael I49, 223, 225 Helmreich, Gregory I49, l68 Helmreich, Timothy I49 Heng, Kathleen l49, I92 Henricks, John l49 Henton. Michael ISO Herner, Lisa ISO, 208. 228 Herring. John ISO Hess, Kathleen ISO, 2l8, 220 Hiller, Terrence ISO, 206 Hilliard. Douglas ISO, 2I2 Hintz. Keith ISO Hoenicke, David ISO Hoffman, Peter ISO, 2lO Hohlfeld. Michelle ISO, 228 Holland, Eric ISO Holm, Peter ISO Hoornstra, Adam ISO, l98 Hoos. Molinda ISO. I70, 240 Horning, Kendra ISO Householder. Kelley lS0 Howden, Kevin ISO Howell, Stephanie ISO Hubert, John ISO Huettner, Jennifer ISO Hugdahl, Eric ISI Humbyrd, Thomas ISI, 2I0 Hunt, Andrian ISI Hunt, Beth ISI leuter, Kurt ISI, 2l2, 22S 1 lgnatowski, Rennie 4, ISI. I7l, l90 Jackson, Paul ISI, l9S Jacob, Peter ISI. l63 Janson, Christin ISI, I86, l95 Jenkins, David ISI Jennings, James ISI, 223, 237 Jetton, Walt ISI Johansen, Curt ISI Johns, Jennifer ISI Johnson, Amy ISI, l69, 2IS, 220 Johnson, Donald ISI Johnson. Glenn ISI, 2I3 Johnson, Sarah ISI, ISS, I92. I96 Johnston, December ISI Jones, Christopher ISI, 2I0 Jones, Kimberly IS2, 2l8, 220 Jordan, Jody IS2 Jurn, Jennifer IS2 Kaminski, Timothy IS2 Kantz, Daniel IS2 Karl, Catherine IS2 Kendall, Kathleen l3, IS2, l62, I7 240 Keranen, Jonelle IS2, l9S, I99 Kershner, Kerri IS2, ISS, l96 Kiehn, Stacey IS2 King, Kelly IS2 King, Laura IS2, 222 Kivi, Jennifer IS2. 240 Knight, Michael IS2, 22S Knop, Kelli IS2 Kolevar, Ann IS2 Koltvedt, John IS2, 206 Krasa, Kristen IS2, IS4, 222 Kraska, Robert IS2, 227 Krawczak. Karl I46, IS2, 206 Krenzke, Sarah ISS Krohn, Kevin lS3, 2I0 Dave Ackerman l3S Milta Agin I37 Kathy Aiken 242 Beverly Alexander I24 Frank Altimore I2S Sharon Altimore I26 Robert Anderson I28 Carol Barnes I23 Dorothy Barto I24 Virginia Bartow I24 Jean Bell l2l Mel Billik I26 Mary Branson l36 Martha Briggs l29 Charles Brunner ISO 2, l88. 2I4, Kullgren, Kristin 72, 79, IS3, 2I6 Lambert, Lynda ISS, 208, 220 Lamont. Kristen ISS Lane, Mindy ISS, l63, I69 Langer, Gregory IS3 Larson, Kristin ISS Lashuay, Daniel IS3 Leahy,-Tudd IS3 Leff. Rachel ISS Lehman, Daniel ISS Lewis, Mary IS3 Li, Thomas ISS, IS6, 223, 237 Liebler. Jill ISS, 208 Lienhart. Jeffery IS3. 2l3, 22S Linhardt, David ISS, I62, IG9, 206 Litchfield. Lyle ISS Lomas. Nicole IS3, I86 Long, Robert I53. 2l3, 22S. 24I Loschke. Teresa IS6 Loveless. Jason IS6, IS4, 245 Lughermo, Ryan IS6 Lynch, Kari IS6, I69 Maier. Michael IS6 Manges. Staci IS6 Marquis. Kellie IS6, I63, l96 Martin. Jill IS6, I99 Mason. Michael IS6 McArdIe, Melissa IS6, I99 McColIister, Ann 79. IS6, 222 McCurdy. Darren IS6 McGowan. Dana IS6 McGraw. William IS6 Mclnerney, Christine IS6, 2l4, 2l6, 24l McKirdy, Peter IS6, 225 Miller, Craig IS6 Miller, John IS6, I69 Milliken. Jamie IS6 Miner, Michael IS6 Mink, Matthew IS7 Mintz, Judith IS7, l99 Mitchell, Andrew IS7 Moore, Kristin 4, IS7, I72, l79, I90, 2lS. 220 Moore, Tracey IS7 Morris, Michele IS7 Mueller. Anthony IS7, 206 Myers. Joseph IS7. 206 Nagel, Andrea IS7 Nash, Paul IS7 Nava-Moreno, Azucena IS7. I92, l96 Neve, Kimberly IS7 Nichols, Kent IS7 Nielsen, Elizabeth l3, l46, IS7. I62, l69. ISS, 238 Nolan. Alan IS7. 2l2 Osborne, Holly IS7, l8S Ouderkirk, Peter IS7, 2I2 Owens. Christine IS7 Pangborn, Terri IS7. I68, 208 Parmele, Melisse IS7 Parsels, Leslie ISS, IS2, ISS, I98 Pashalidis. Amy ISS Pelarski, Anne ISS. l9S, I96 Pendell. Tara ISS, l69 Perry, Michelle IS8, IS6 Petersen, Ethan l66 Petitti, Frank IS8, 22S Phillips. Jayson is, I46, Iss, ten, ies, iss. 227 Pickard. Dawn ISS Pinwar. John ISS. 2I3. 227 Polzin, Michael IS8 Pomranky. Andrea ISS Pomranky, Shawna IS8, I99 Porter, Gregory ISS, 2l3 Potter, Susan IS8 Quarderer. Scott ISS. I7I Ramseyer. Natalie ISS, l69, ISS Rathbun, Tricia 79, ISS. I69 Reed, Nancy ISS Richie. Rowena ISS, ISS. I92. l96, 238 Ritenburgh. Paul IS8 Roberts, Brennan IS9, 206. 2l3 Roe, Katherine IS4, IS9, l79, l9l Rogers, Jennifer IS9, I69, 22S Rose, Matthew IS9, I82. ISS, I9S. I98 Rosiak. Gregory IS9, 2I0, 225 Rottiers, Stacy IS9, l93 Rounds, David IS9 Rowe. Leigh IS9, I62. 228 Safstrom, Wendi IS9, l62, l79, l9l Samocki, James IS9, 206, 2IO Sams, Peter IS9, 206, 2l2 Sanborn, Trent lS9 Schaefer, Jay lS9 Scharnberg. Dianna IS9, l79. I8S, I9I Scharnberg, Laura IS9, I7l, I79, ISI Scheffler, Sigrid IS9, l7I Schmid, Mark IS9 Schrebe. Todd IS9 Schwendiman. Scott lS9 Scoles, Ginger lS9 Scribner. Daniel I60, 2m Scribner. Tamara I60, l94, I99 Sczepanskl, Amy l6O Sczepanski, Matthew I60 Seger. Jeffery I60, 206 Seibert, Rhonda I60 Selley, Terry I60 Servinski, Stephen I60, XB Seymour, Gregory I60, ISS, 22S Sharpe. Julie l6O Shere, Wendy I60, I92 Shobe, Matthew I60, ISS Short, Scott I60 Siddiqui, Jafar l60 Siemer, Richard I60, 2I2 Simmer, Daniel I60 Skalnican. Andrea I60, IS6, I92 Skinner, Caroline I60, I68, I70, 208, 2l6 Skutt, Rebecca I60, I78, ISS. 228 Smith. Charlene l6O Smith, Gary I6I Smith. Heather I3, l6l, 208 Smith, Larry I6I Sosville. Jeffery I6I Speed, Carlyn I6l Sprague, Matthew l6I, 2I2 Stanley, Christopher I6I Stauffer, Matthew l6l Stavropoulos, Angela l6I, l69. l86, 238 Stec, Victoria l6l. I72, I92, l96 Strayer. Susan l6l, 228 Jeff Buchert IB3 Gary Burgess I33, l9S, l96 Sue Burgess I26 Jim Carol l2S David Chalk I26 Dudley Chamberlin I26 Marilyn Costley I24 Pat Daly I29 Mary Rose Davis ISI Barbara DeForest I24 Donna Duchman I24 David Elliot I20 Annemarie Fitzgerald I34 Catherine Garcia l34 Carole Gardner-Neurath ISI Valerie Gerhardt I22 Jan Goodall I29 Howard Green I23 Ron Gwilt I30 Anne Hampton I23 Joe Haskins I3S George Hensk ISS Ethel Hoenicke I33, I99 Ralph Hommel IS6 Sue Huntley I24 Rod Huntley l2S Larry Johnson I26 William Jonroe l2S Roger Kaiser l2S Larry Kastl l29 Streeter, Wade l6l Su, Fred I6l Sullivant, Niki l6I Swan, Cheryl I6I Swarthout, Sherry l6l, 228 Sweet, David l6I Swinehart, Karen I6I. I63, I70, I98, 2l4, 2l6 24I Talbert, Cynthia I6l Taylor, Michael I6l, 2l0 Tedrow, Leslie I64 Thomas, Leslie I64 Thornton, Susan I64 Tomczak, Edward I64 Topor, Brian I64 Trowbridge, Joseph I64 Tschirhart, Tony I64 Urban, Tina I64 Vandegiessen, Karen I64 Veurink, Tracey I64 Virta, Cindy I64, I70 Vitkuske, Jane I64, ISS, 220 Votaw. Steven I64. 2I2, 237 Waite, Marc I64, 2I0, 22S Wallace, Margaret I64, I92, l96 Warner, Jody I64 Warner, Stacy I64 Warrick, Stephen I64 Wasielewski, Dennis I64 Watkins, Stephen I64, 2w. 2I2 Waugh. Anthony I6S. 206 Weber, Christy I6S, I94 Weber, Shirlee l66 Weimer. Jennifer I6S Wessling, Lilli I65, ISS, I92 West, Carla I6S Weymouth, Alexandra I6S, I83. 222 White, James I6S, 223 Wildes, Gregg l3, IS4, I65, l96, l98. 206, 2lO Williams, Marsha I6S, l98 Williamson, Darcey I65 Willing. Matthew I65 Winchell, Stephanie I6S, 228 Wing, Richard I6S Winslow, Darin I6S, I6S Winslow. Georgina I6S, 228 Winters. Laurie I6S Wirth, Andrea I65, l7S. ISS, ISS, l9S. I96. l98 Witt, Susan I6S, l69 Wolfe, James l66 Wontorcik, Vickie I6S Woo, Wilbur I65, I84, 206, 2I2 Woods. Wesley l66 Wright, Amy I66 Wright, Thomas I66, ISS Wright, Wendy I66 Wysong, Tyler l66, 206 Young, Sharon I66, I99 Zakarias, Darcy l66 Zeman, Thomas l66 Mrs. Killam I2I Lee Koski I27 Teena Kracht I34 Ron Kyhos l29 Mr. Landis IS6 Jan Lanning I30 Pamela Lauer l2l Dick Lebsack I30 James Lee l28 Carol Lewin I32 Mary Lewis I34 Miss Lightner I29 Mary Lindall l37 Brenda Linley I2l Steven Linley l3S 't Logan I27 oveless I29 MacDonald lI9, I30 ine Malone I22 t Malzahn 242 Vlarquardt I28 vlartin I25 McCormic I22 lae McDougall I36 I McMann l3O AcMann ISO McMillan l35 Mitchell ISS. IS7 I Morrison l32 Uwen l23 Pangborn l27 Pearsey l35 Dill Odo- AIQIII Sow Om ct 0 ADVQCL5' mt i. VV-uv-L vfdd ICLAB scifi 'Fa AA VMPJL Cx? X19-Q 6-tm v-me-X5 N' 5 7 S Don Pe vich I27 Q Y X gsvxa Donna Shaffer I27 'SVSVLA X Q A Dean Pfruender l25 ox TOH1 Sian I25 Nancy Lou Praehs use K Vx Doug skim me r ,A 4511.1 Gloria Putnam I36 Allan Quick 242 Daniel Randall I29 Michael Reilly I29 Good V-4 David smnhii9.i2s Don Smith l35 os ,tag Georgie Smith I22 Raymond Roberts I2O Tom Roberts 242 Vickie Rock l2l Luana Russell I29 Janet Samborn I34 James Samocki I22. Joan Sanders l36 Ralph Schaberg l35 Joseph Schmidt l20 Jerry Schultz l28 l30 Howard Snook I26 Brenda Spangenberg I30 Carlene Spitnale I2I Carol Staples I2O Libby Lee Stearns I34 Mrs. Stellman l24 Candace Stellwag I23 Mary Street l28 Edward Strom l28 Mr. Suchodolski I36 Mrs. Sugar I23 'X-0 -X-5 LM!! - out 4 Qt oe GJ AXAQJA wt t Pat Sullivan l28 Debbie Tappon I36 Albert few iso -YfM.'x'U-r 1 WWA Connie Thiel IS4 Lawrence Thompson I27 Cornelius Vanciu D8 Gary Verlinde I29 Max Vibbert I57 Lanny Waite I26, I93 Steve Waite D5 Evelyn Walter l24 Cheryl Weeks-Rosten Delcie White I23 Tom Williams I29 Sherry Wood I22 Marilyn Yamato I29 0 1 MIDLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS GW East Carpenter Street Midland. Michigan 48640 November 30, I983 STATEMENT OF NON-DISCRIMINATION United States Education Amendments of l972, Title IX, and the Rehabilitation Act Amendments of l974, Section 504, require every educational 0 , . . . . . . . . , . . . n not to discriminate on the basis of sex or handicap in its educational programs and activities. The regulations also require each educational o conduct a self-study of its programs and activities, to report on its findings. and to institute any changes indicated by the self-study. Each institution is further required to publish a notice of its policy of non-discrimination on the basis of sex or handicap and to establish grievance to handle complaints of discrimination on the basis of sex or handicap from students, parents. and employees. Midland Public Schools conducted its self-study on non-discrimination on the basis of sex during the I975-76 school year. The report and for changes indicated by the study were presented to the Midland Board of Education on June I4, l976. The recommendations for the indicated and this statement of non-discrimination on the basis of sex were approved by the Board of Education on June 28, I976. -study on non-discrimination on the basis of handicap was conducted during the i977-78 school year. VI of the Civil Rights Act of I964 states that no person shall, on the basis of race. color. or national origin. be excluded from participation in, be the benefits of. or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any program. is the policy of the Midland Board of Education that the Midland Public Schools will not discriminate on the basis of sex, handicap, race, color, or origin in its educational programs and activities. school system's compliance with Title Vl. Title IX. and Section 504 will be coordinated by: J V , A A, 5 ,. ,J Y-P,-X YV ,nj J, ,i I K 'V X, I ' -V 'I - , fMr?5Clayfton Wetmore -'Ui ' X f J -w , -- S- - P' . . . . f - , W ff' , Ts I -V 4 'ff' ' Director of School Adininistratton-iff',gfg,- ' 415, :Q lj ff,'Q,Qf'f fri' .f Q ,f C1 'f - -' - j ' I ' A it ,N K, , f 7MidIand Public Schools 4, .,f 1,53 A, I' -X QS-7-ffjg. I X, -, Q ,'f?,,f' I 'X ' - f ' 'lf ' f I GCXU East Carpenter Street ' fi f f ' 2, . Q -- --,f'f- , ,.-- Y Y, ,wfxtif-,-Midland, Michigan 48640 ryf? , gy A H, ly If f .,,NY.7?.A,j ,P -gp, 1 ,e 'fist -f . V 7 ' Tele hone: 63l-23Il i 1' ' f s - ' - ' X . P V, ,yy vlaints of non-compliance with Title VI, Title IX, or Section 504 from students. parents, or' employees should be directed for investigation and ition as follows: Q7 f ,,,,1- - , , y . g , ,- F . . f 1 f- ff- f ' f it 1 i'fvifvff f fs. fit' 47611 , ,f . ,as --, . .af -4- , From students, or parents on ,J , 5 A j' To , The principal of the school the student , I J' , y f ,,'3fW,7 1 Q, . . --1 lf. r' -,f , f 1 , f 'iff V fy' '-fix student-related complaints: ,, f Q' 'CQIQ 5 ' L' jg' Lf attends and If unresolved to Clayton Wetmore I-rf f Lf' if 1,1 1 K 'X ' ' 5 ,i From arents on educational , To., O. James Clark, Director of Curriculum and Instruction if N! f, X, V, ff' P 1 ' 1. y ..,y.-7 , ,' , a, 1121 ,,,,,f, : programs: fri! ,' , J V iffy Midland Public Schools f i-'nfs 53 fi ffbf ' 'f f I ,fu ,- f ,lf .1 ,f If f fy, I ,e I , , 'ff 6m East Carpenter Street J , g X - 5 f 1 ' 'V fl 'F' , i' 4- gp ,y f? f Q Midland, Michigan 48640 ts,, 'lQy' ',',f' ',ff', ,Aff f is , J,-flig 1 f nf' -, , 5 . Ye- I 'I ' ' ' ,,. A j V' 1 . 1 ' J ' ' I I 1 I i X ' t 1 VfTelephone: 63l-23Il ' ' ' ' ff!! J ff J -- L- f f,' . cflflef f f':.f'- rf' 1' 'I 'S-5 ,W fs- J, t - 714 7 I X X --J' ef J' .s .,, X :sk Aj -,JT F K! ff' H',,,. 14- - ft., cl at L 1 '.-cl' - y ,gf .Q MA . iff! - .I 'fy' , y . f , W ,f4 , If L17 .L rom employees: ' ' 5,1 V- wg ,- it Milf To. The principal or immediate supervisor' of thefemployee Q ' ' , is J J f A - - ,A ,, , K, ,af ' I .I and then, if unresolved, to: ' l , , I r, I MJ: A X 'C fu, i f ,,,, I I ., M .f' C-'W a . 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