Eau Claire High School - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Eau Claire, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

Sbe £lau (Claire bjearboob Staff predents . . . Remember Wit en 2)o IJou Remember Wk en S)eptember C ame? Speaking of hot pink. Students at a rare work session. School is such a ruff life! Active westlers Terry daydreaming Don’t you dare! What’s that answer again?’’ Todd and Karleen abiding by the rules. J Was On 13, ecjinnincf 3 How do I spell tardy? They’ll never know we’ve been drinking. Debbie copying from George. Students become interested in their homework. I know I flunked. Judge Overton Of a rjConq and journey. 4 I just cleaned this! Oh, boy, this is fun! 5 I wonder if I’ll ever finish reading this! 1983 official party committee Cooky having fun cooking. This class is so boring. I'm a stud! She thinks I'm here to study!?!?! We just got back from Show Biz pizza. $ut Jkrouqli the IJi ear 7 Rosemary says. See my new car!” i can't do this. I don't have a pencil. This dress is ugly. Student becomes interested in class. . . . CUiengeS Were Wet and C lianqeA 8 XiJe oCearned Orom Our 1 Ylidtah ed, Gina, erasing all of Jim’s absences. 10 Chuck, sly as ever! 11 Mr. Pfister Mr. Laskarides Superintendent Principal (Soard of Education 12 First row: Mrs. Bishop, Mr. Sharpe Second row: Mr. Timmereck. Mr. Groenke. Mr. Case. Not pictured: Mr. Walker, Mr. Mitchell. J4i9liSchool Secretaries Superintendent 5 Secretaries Mrs. Jewell Mr. Ferry Mrs. Bowerman Mr. Down Mr. Gohlke Mrs. Greenhaw Mr. Sawatzki 14 Mrs. Deja 15 Mr. Conto Mr. Chisek Mr. Holm Mr. Halgren Mrs. Hahn Mr. Greenhaw Mr. Krause Mr. Pica 16 Mr. Shoop Mr. Petersen Mr. Flagel Mrs. Lynes Miss Vantuyl Mrs. Krause Mr. Steinkraus riuerA Front row: Mrs. Fryer, Mrs. Churchill. Mrs. Kerstetter, Mrs. Prillwiz, Mr. Estep, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Overton. Back row: Mr. Willauer. Mrs. Sapp, Mrs. Churchill. Mrs. Michael. 18 Sue Moore: Vice President Tammy Hauch: Treasurer Yolanda Dillard: Secretary Dawn Bjes Emily Bone Lenny Broyles Eric Burtchett Vicki Byndom it m Geoffrey Abbott Dawn Arent Sylvia Arquelle Michelle Benson Dennis Bishop James Capoccia Mark Culbertson Debbie Dahms Yolanda Dillard Cindy Disterheft 20 Dean Disterheft John Douglas Richard Eddie David Elkins Kristina Feldten Jim Florian Eloisa Garcia Jose Garcia Scott Garrison Natalyn Gathright Rome Gonzalez Sandrau Grandberry Douglas Green Stacy Harris Vivian Harris Eric Keefer Arthur Keene Orville Kessinger Dwa Yneking Paul Kirby 21 Bill Kublick Lori Layman Wendi Leitz Michael Liggins Kristy Little Dora Lopez Maria Lopez Sonya Lopez Denise Marshall Dora Marshall Sonia Martinez Barbara Mathis Trade Mitchell Sue Moore Tammy Morgan Carolyn Morris Randy Overton Aaron Pargo Joel Patterson Melissa Price Missy Priebe Phil Puskala Malinda Reese Laurie Rodriguez Rob Rosenberg ft 22 Betty Stansberry Anthony Suggs Jerry Timmreck Dina Trail Heginio Turrubiates Brian Schaer Joe Villareal Starlette Walker Stacy Ware Ernie Watson Kenneth White Walter Whitfield Tonja Wright Jamie Wymer Tim Yarbrough Kurt Ziems 23 Julie Hartman: President Keith Parritt: Vice President Stephanie Rogers: Secretary Mark Garland: Treasurer Fardan Abdullah Kareem Abdullah Jeffry Allen Tim Allen Scott Allerton Doralinda Arguelles Shelli Ashby Marco Barron Chris Benson Katrina Blocker Melanie Butler David Byndom Tim Cahoon Pat Churchill Darrin Clark 24 Valencia Clark Danny Dahms Dennis Davis Jamie Davis John Dernier Daryl Gill Maurice Golliday Julie Hartman Mike Hauch Raymus Haynes Chris Dohm Randy Dohm Jerome Eddie Heidi Emhoff Mark Garland Paulette Henderson Edmund Herr Ron Hess Kim Huff Danna Hypes Rachelle Jackson Beth Johnson Patricia Johnson Philip Justice Shelly Karchunus 25 Todd Kelley Karen Kessinger Colleen Kirby Lisa Lambrecht Jeff Lancaster James Lanier Donnie Midkiff Dwight Miller Mischele Moore Rhonda Moore oteve Morgan Willie Mulherion Rodney Nash Mary Oliver Keith Parritt Michelle Renfrow Linda Reynolds Jeff Robertson Stephanie Rogers Angie Ruiz Rene SanCartier Mark Schilke Edie Schilling Debbie Schlipp Kris Schroeder 26 James Terry Ruben Turrubiates Alan Wagner Keith Waller Janice Washington Karen Skibbe David Smith Todd Spoonholtz Diane Stack Billie Jo Stilwell Sarah Washington Ann Wasmer Jennifer Watson Tina Welch Daphne White Rhonda White Robin Whitehead Chris Williams Felicia Williams Ponenail Wright Not Pictured: Kim Carter William Coleman Greg Dominquez Casandra Fant Norman Griffin Robert Harper Mark Hart Sandra Johnson Koretta King Phillip McCallion Audrey Meridy Roy Townley Michael Wymer 27 Bev Moore: President Tammy Cahoon: Vice President Theresa Cheatham: Treasurer Sue Davis: Secretary Dan Blankenship Jason Bowers Trudy Brookins Scott Brooks Jeff Brown Tammy Cahoon Kristina Carter Theresa Cheatham Tim Church Marty Clem Kathy Adams Paul Allerton Eusebio Arguelles Janet Barton Wayne Bishop 28 Cooky Dyrcz Annette Ertman Kim Eyerly Mike Feldten James Forbes Diane Froehlich Karen Gilliam Frank Gonzalez Todd Grayam Tony Harvey Richard Cockrell Vincent Crossley Sue Davis Becky Disterheft Sonny Doberstein Sharon Haskins Glenda Henslee Frank James Debra King Keith Kiser Brock Kublick Tom Lange Kandi Love Carl McAllister Duane McKinney 29 Chuck Michael Barry Miller Bev Moore Marvin Morgan Dan Norris Mickey Rogei: Jerry Rye Herb Sheppard Anthony Sisson Kim Stockman Richard Suggs Ken Summerford Teresa Tennison Ann Tomoske Sandy Trowbridge Darlene Tyree Rogers Uphues Quin VanKampen Joan Whitright Allan Wolf Cherie Zielke Not Pictured: Brenda Bailey Gloria Clay Candace Dewey Alice Edwards Martha Ellis Darrell Felton Billy Joe Harris Roy Henslee Deborah Jackson John Keefer David Krugh Fonda Mason Denise Mitchell Lynette Moore Scott Reynolds Jeff Sapp Mario Smith Mickey Whitehead Aaron Yarbrough James Townly 30 Lori Nimtz: Treasurer Debbie Bjes: Secretary Bo Elston: Vice President George Dohm: President Deanna Adams Cedric Atkins Vonda Atterberry Larry Benson Don Bishop Laura Bridwell Roger Burbach Jessica Burtchett Penny Capoccia Terry Carlson Michelle Bishop Debbie Bjes Don Blankenship Joyce Bledsoe Wally Bone 31 Ronda Churchill Steve Clark Ted Coffeen Debbie Colman Debbie Davis Bo Elston Rob Enders Pam Fancher Mark Feldton Paula Flagel Craig Flowers Sheila Gilbert Delores Gonzalez Tracy Planners Leon Hardin Jeff Dilts George Dohm Todd Dohm Jeff Dudas Todd Ellis Julie Hart Keith Herman Opal Jewell Jeff Jinkins Calvin Justice Ann Kimball Lisa Kirby Lisa Kirk Virgil Kugle Lori Lindhorst Sean Lyons Kim Mayo Leann McCain Brian McClure Allen Metz 32 Sue Michaei Sandra Midkiff Phil Miller Dwayne Mills Kim Molter Keith Moore Chuck Moltry Lori Nimtz Tracy Nixon Jim Oliver Steve Overton Shaun Pargo Bryan Patterson Steve Pepple Kathy Phillips Ervin Poole Tammy Post Dianna Priebe Pam Puskala Fernando Ramirez Billy Reynolds Craig Reynolds Shelly Reynolds Jon Roe Fran Ross 33 Mike Roth Tom Sapp Justine Sayre Shelly Schilling Mike Schroeder Kevin Schultz Angie Sebastion Gale Sells Terri Short Charles Smith Karen Steinke Ron Steinke Darrin Taylor Cheryl Timmerick Allan Trowbridge Erin Van Kampen Pam Wagner Rob Walker Rae Anne Ward Debbie Watson Angie Whitehead Duane Whitman Rissa Williams Jenny Wysinger Not Pictured: Stacy Bandurski Kevin Fain Ron Gatchell Don Harris Virginia Hypes Steve Kiggins Roshonda Lewis Ron Stover William Suggs Tadd Tomoske Ted Whitehead Harold Wiggins Terry Fain Mary Willies Joe Dominguez 34 35 Karen Sempert: Secretary Ronda Schlipp: Vice-President Randy Moore: President Becky Holle: Treasurer Sheri Andres: Band - i. 2,3.4; choir — i. 2 Michelle Cochran: fca - i; Cheerleader — 1; Track — 1; Softball — 2; Pep Club — 2; Equestrian Club — 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3: Yearbook Staff — 3; Graduation Committee — 4. Jeff Davis: Wrestling — 1, 2: Track — 1; Football — 2; Band — 2. 3, 4 Scott Dewey: Football — i. 2.3. 36 Sandy Dickerson: sottbaii - 2; Volleyball — 2. 3; Prom Committee — 3; Float Committee — 1. 2. 3. 4. Sherry Dickerson: fca - i, 2, 3.4: Softball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball — 1; Choir — 1.2. 3. 4. Tamara Doberstein: wrestling Cheerleader — 1; Float Committee — 1. 2. 3. 4: Pom Pon — 1. 2. 3. Captain — 4. Miss Eau Claire Court — 4; Graduation Committee — 4; Band — 1. 2. 3, 4 David Dohm: Track — I, 2; Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Football — 1. 2. 3; Tennis — 3. 4; Student Senate — 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society V.P. SU6 Enders: Miss Eau Claire Court — 4; Softball — 1. 2. 4; Volleyball —1.2; Choir — 2; Yearbook Staff — 3; Graduation Committee — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Class Treasurer — 2; Float Committee — 1. 2; National Honor Society — 3. 4. Treasurer 4. Gina Ertman: Student Senate — 2; Basketball — 2. 3; Volleyball — 1. 2. 3; Softball — 1, 2. 3; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Float Committee — 1. 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Who’s Who of American Students; Co-op — 4. Tina Ertman: Tennis — i; Ring Committee — 2; Prom Committee — 3; Teachers Aid — 3; Announcement Committee — 3; Graduation Committee — 4; Float Committee —1.4; Yearbook Editor — 4; Miss Eau Claire Court — 4. Tammy Frasher: softbaii — 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee — 2; Yearbook — 3. 4; Float Committee — 3. 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Basketball — 3. 4; Graduation Committee — 4; Choir — 4; Miss Eau Claire Contestant — 4. 37 Dean Froehlich: Tennis — v, Wrestling — 1. 2. 3. 4. Football — 1.2, 3.4. Jim Froehlich: Basketball — i. 2. Track — 1; Choir — 1; Class Treasurer — 1; Bowling Team — 3. 4; Yearbook Staff — 3. 4 Tom Garland: Football - i. 2. 3.4; Wrestling — 1. 2. 3. 4 Terry Gilson: Track - i. Basketball — 1. 2. 3; Tennis — 1. 2. 3 TOTH GilSOn; Class Secretary 1; Student Senate — 2; Quiz Bowl — 2. 3. 4; N.H.S — 3. 4. Bill Hicks: Track —1,4 Becky Holle: Basketball — 2. 3. 4; Volleyball — 1. 2. 4; Float Committee — 1. 2. 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4. Class Treasurer — 2. 4. Student Senate — 3; Yearbook Staff — 3; Prom Committee — 3: Homecoming Court — 4; Graduation Committee — 4. Miss Congeniality — 4 Michele Juergensen: Basketball — 1. 2. 3. 4. Co-captain — 4; Softball — 1. 2. 3. 4; Maiorette — 1, 2. 3. 4. Co-head and Head Majorette — 3. 4. Homecoming Court — 4; Graduation Committee — 4. Float Committee — 1. 2. 3; Yearbook Staff and Secretary — 3; Miss Eau Claire Court — 4; Band — 1.2. 3.4 38 Jim Koebel: Track - i. Karen Kremers: Basketball — 1. 2, 3. 4. Co-Captain — 4; Volleyball — 1. 2. 3. 4, Volleyball Captain — 4: Softball — 1. 2, 3, 4; Who's Who of American Students — 4; Co- Chairman of the Prom — 3; Graduation — 4; F.C.A. — 1. 2; Float Committee — 1. 2: Vice- President — 2; Yearbook Staff — 3; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Pom Pon — 3. 4; N.H.S. — 3. 4. Kevin Lambrecht: Band - i, 2,3.4 Karen Lay: choir — 4; Media — 4. Everett Leitz Vicki Martin: Choir — I. 2. 3. 4; Library Aide — 4 Cindy McCaim Cheerleader — 1. 2 Track — 1; Band — 1; Co-op — 4 Randy Moore: Art ciub — i; Band — i, 2. 3, 4; Student Senate — 3; Class President — 4. 39 Hope Otte: Volleyball — 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball — 1. 2, 3; Golf — 3; Track —1.2; Quiz Bowl — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; F.C.A. — 1. 2. 4; Cheerleader — 3; Pep Club — 3. David Overton: Wrestling - 2; Float Committee —1.4. Graydon Pope: Goit — i, 2. 3, 4: Baseball — 2; Band — 2. 3. 4; Office Aide — 3. Candis PriC6; Track — I, 2; Basketball — 2; Prom Committee — 3; Homecoming Representative — 2; Prom Representative — 2; Co-op — 4; Band — 1. 2. 3. 4; Float Committee — 1. 2. 3. 4; F.C.A. — 1. 2; Miss Eau Claire Court — 3. James Price: Track — i: f.c.a. - i; Library Aide — 4. Sandra Ratliff: choir — 2.3; co-op — 4. John Reese: Golf — 2. 3; Tennis — 2; Baseball — 3. Leian Reese: Band — 3.4; j.v. voiieybaii — 4; Quiz Bowl — 4; Graduation Committee — 4. 40 Donald Rice Gary Rye Ronda Schlipp: Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3; Majorette — 1, 2; Co-Head Majorette — 3; Drum Major — 4; Student Senate — t; Yearbook Editor — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Miss Congeniality — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; National Honor Society — 3. 4; N.H.S. President — 4; Band — 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Vice- President — 4. Kevin Sears: Football — i, 2, 4: Basketball — 3. 4; Wrestling —1,2. Karen Sempert: Track - i. 2; ciass President — 1; Student Senate — 1; F.C.A. — 2; Float Committee — 2, 4; Co-Chairman of the Prom — 3; Class Secretary — 4; J.V. Basketball — 2. Scott Shelton: Football - i. 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 4. 41 Scott Smith: Football — i. 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1; Wrestling — 1.4; F.C.A. — 1.2, 3. 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Graduation Committee — 4. Bruce Spletzer: Football — i, 2. 3; Bowling Team — 3. 4; Float Committee — 4; Yearbook Staff — 4. Rhonda Steinke: softbaii — 2,4; Prom Committee — 3; Miss Eau Claire Court — 4; Yearbook Staff — 4. Greg Stockman: Band — i. 2,3, Quiz Bowl — 1. Karleen Stover: voiieybaii — i. 2, 3,4, Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Class President — 2; Class Secretary — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Float Committee — 1, 2. 3. 4; Graduation Committee — 4; Quiz Bowl — 4; N.H.S. — 3. 4; Newspaper Editor — 4; Co-op — 4; N.H.S. Secretary — 4. Curtis Tidey: Track — i. 2; co-op — 4 Mike Turbyfill: Track — I. 2, 4; Football — 3. 4; Golf — 1.2. Stephanie Watkins: j.v. Basketball — 3; Varsity Basketball — 4; Cheerleading —1.2; Softball — 1; Tennis — 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Student Senate Secretary — 4. Student Senate Representative — 1,2; Choir — 1. 2, 3. 4; Class Treasurer — 3; Co-op — 4; Teachers Aide — 3; Miss Eau Claire Court — 4; Graduation Committee — 4 42 Gina Weaver: Volleyball — I, 2; Track — 1; Statistician for Basketball — 1; Boys' Basketball Manager — 2. 3. 4; Golf — 1, Softball — 2. Rebecca Webster: chopr - 2.3.4 James Whitright: Art ciub - n Float Committee — 1, 2, 3. 4; Band — 1. 2, 3, 4. Rosemary Zepeda: Tennis — 1, 2. 3. 4; Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleading — 2. 3; Yearbook Staff — 4; Student Senate Treasurer — 4; Homecoming Queen — 4; Teacher Aide — 3. 4; Miss Eau Claire Court — 4; Choir — 2. 3, 4; Graduation Committee — 4 Not Pictured: Leah Baskin Steve Brooks Ticky Dewberry Nellie Fowler Terry Fryer Andre Golliday Anthony Grayes Pam Greer Marilyn Hightower John Huddleston Victor Hughes Darin King Alana Kunst Latonya Mason Steve McAfee Kenneth Phillips Randy Pritchard Ricky Sayre Jerry Scull Steve Simpson Scott Trowbridge Marc Uphues Vordas Wright 43 44 Class Preppies: Dean Froehlich and Karleen Stover Class Clowns: Jim Whitright and Candis Price Best All Around: Scott Smith and Becky Holle Most Likely to Succeed: Tom Gilson and Ronda Most Gullible: Graydon Pope and Cindy McCain Schlipp 45 Most Athletic: Tom Garland and Karen Kremers Best Legs: Jeff Davis and Michelle Juergenson Class Hot Rods: Everett Leitz and Gina Ertman Class Night Owls: Mike Reschke and Sheri Andres Class Cut -Outs: Terry Fryer and Sherry Dickerson 46 Happy Go Lucky: Randy Moore and Terry Gilson Class Cuties: David Dohm and Stephanie Watkins Class Gabbies: Jim Froehlich and Michelle Cochran Best Dressed: Greg Stockman and Marilyn Hightower 47 48 49 IJafeclictori an My four years at E.C.H.S. have been filled with many learning ex- periences of both good and bad. With each of these experiences came a growing inside of me which brought me closer to the person I am today. To God, my family, my teachers, and my classmates I owe my very life for they were the ones who taught me about life itself and it is only through this knowledge that I will find true happiness throughout my life. Thank you for making me what I am and for everything I am now capable of becoming. My memories and gratitude will last forever. Ronda Schlipp Salutatori an My four years of High School have held many special memories, that I will always carry with me. I plan to attend Lake Michigan Junior College to major in computers and farm management. To the class of 1983, I wish you all the best of luck in the future. David Dohm 50 51 52 Jdomecominy l2oyalty; iJicLy 2) ewberry l2oSemary Zepeda Rhonda gets advice. J omecominfi 82- 83 Homecoming this year was a great suc- cess. During the week students par- ticipated in such activities as Poor Man’s Day, the Tug-of-War, the Mr. Beaver Con- test, the Slave Auction, and Slave Day. The Homecoming parade was held on Friday afternoon. Five floats were entered in the parade and the winner of the float contest would be announced at the halftime of the game later that evening. The game began at 7:30 — Eau Claire Beavers against the New Buffalo Bisons. The game ended in the Beaver’s favor 12-7. During halftime the 1982-83 Homecoming King and Queen were crowned — Ticky Dewberry and Rosemary Zepeda. The winning float belonged to the senior class. After the game the dance was held at the high school. Entertainment was pro- vided by “Fingerboard Square. All in all it was a week of fun and great times. 53 54 St udent Senate The Student Senate of 1982- 83 was a vast improvement over past years. The members of the Senate introduced some new ac- tivities and did their best to im- prove school spirit. Led by president Debbie Davis, the Senate arranged ac- tivities and schedules for homecoming — such things as class competitions, tug-o-war, etc. Throughout the year, they held various activities, also. There was the Halloween Costume Day, the times movies were shown to the student body, and a blood drive to help our community. Everyone, teachers and students alike, seemed more involved. The Senate worked hard this year. The student body thanks them for their time and energy. Keep up the good work! 55 a loir Front Row: Mr Petersen. Felicia Williams. Rosemary Zepeda. Sherry Dickerson. Heidi Emhoff. Billie Jo Stilwell. Angie Sebastian. Sharon Haskins. Kathy Phillips. Michelle Pullins. Row Two: Sandy Trowbridge. Janet Barton. Opal Jewel. Sheila Gilbert. Vicki Martin. Lisa Kirby. Pam Fancher. Lori Lmdhorst. Debbie Bjes. Angie Whitehead. Row Three: Rene SanCartier. Shelly Schilling. Cooky Dyrcz. Becky Webster. Leann McCain. Marty Clem. Daryl Gill. Vincent Crossley. Aaron Yarbrough. Jessica Burtchett. Delores Gonzalez. Lisa Lambrecht. Leah Baskin. Shelly Reynolds. junior (tdand Front Row: Dawn Arent. Melissa Price. Cindy Disterheft. Starlette Walker. Dawn Bjes. Michael Liggins. Kurt Ziems. Lori Layman. Douglas Green. Row Two: Mr. Petersen. k Sck OO (Eand First Row: Candis Price. Becky Holle. Paula Flagel. Leian Reese. Sue Michael. Annette Ertman. Karen Skibbe. Jennifer Watson. Rene San- Cartier. Rae Anne Ward Row Two: Herb Shepperd. Debbie Bjes. Lisa Probst. Julie Hartman. Chris Dohm. Karen Gilliam. Kim Stockman. Karleen Stover. Allen Metz. Katrina Blocker. Joan Whitright. Gale Sells. Angie Sebastian. Lori Nimtz. Row Three: Randy Moore. Shelli Ashby. Rosemary Zepeda. Karen Kremers. Rhonda Moore. Heidi Emhoff. Chuck Michael. Duane Whitman. Mark Peppel. Ronda Schlipp. Jim Whitright. Steve Simpson. Steve Peppel. Tami Doberstein. Row Four: Mr Petersen. Sheri Andres. Sonny Doberstein. Debbie Davis. Graydon Pope. Iff]aj o retted Sue Michael. Michelle Juergensen. Debbie Bjes. Shelli Ashby. Gale Sells. Karen Kremers. Sheri Andres. Tami Doberstein. 57 ona I J4onor OFFICERS — Ronda Schlipp — President; David Dohm — Vice President; Karleen Stover — Secretary; Sue Enders — Treasurer. Front Row: Bo Elston. Karen Sempert. Stephanie Watkins. Becky Holle, Alana Kunst, Jim Froelich, Lori Nimtz. Row Two: Steve Peppel, George Dohm, Todd Ellis. Alan Metz. Kieth Moore. Dianna Priebe. Cheryl Timmerck, Debbie Watson. 58 D.C.J Front Row: Erin Van Kampen. Keith Moore. Cheryl Timmrick. Scott Smith. Hope Otte. Steve Peppel Row Two: Mr. Flagel. Stacy Harris. Shelly Ashby. Rae Ann Ward. Angie Whitehead. Sharry Dickerson. Mark Peppel. 59 Front Row: Tom Gilson. Leiann Reese. Karleen Stover. Row Two: Herb Sheppard. Gred Stockman Row Three: Allan Metz. Mrs. Hahn. Steve Peppel. Left to Right: Michelle Cochran, Pat Churchill. Cooky Dyrcz, Jon Keefer, Mrs. Dohm — Instructor, Chris Dohm, Cherie Zielke, George Dohm, and Ronda Churchill. equestrian Jeam Another year on horseback — not quite as suc- cessful, but still a lot of fun. Our team totalled 111 points. The high point rider was George Dohm with 45 points. Chris Dohm was next with 26, then Pat Churchill with 25, Michelle Cochran 7, Ronda Churchill 7, and Cooky Dyrcz 1. We are only losing one senior, Michelle Cochran, and are looking forward to a better season next year. So keep on riding for ’83. Thank you all for being such a great group to work with. Linda Dohm 60 Pat Churchill RIDERS — Jon Keefer. Cherie Zielke Rhonda Churchill Chris Dohm George Dohm On February 5, 1983 in the Eau Claire High School gym- nasium, Karen Kremers was crowned Miss Eau Claire 1983. The theme of this year’s pageant was “Springtime in Michigan.” There were 15 contestants in this year’s contest. They were as follows: Cheryl Timmreck, Cheryl Schinske, Karen Kremers, Hope Otte, Becky Holle, Tammy Frasher, Michele Juergensen, Sandra Dickerson, Rhonda Steinke, Sherry Rogers, Stephanie Watkins, Sue Enders, Tammy Doberstein, Tina Ertman, and Rosemary Zepeda. Entertainment was provided by the 1982 court including the 1982 queen, Vicki Molter. The Master of Ceremonies was Jim Cassidy of WSJM. Forming the queen’s court were: first runner-up, Stephanie Watkins; second runner-up, Michele Juergensen; Miss Con- geniality, Becky Holle. Congratulations to a fine group of ladies. 63 Illidi Sodui 1983 J(aren 64 On February 21, 1983, in Sodus at the D.A.N.K., Karen Sempert was crowned Miss Sodus 1983. The theme of this year’s contest was “Salute to Michigan’s Great Lakes.” Seven girls entered this year’s contest. They are as follows: Brenda Goldner, Claudia Kirby, Karen Sempert, Diana Yore, Laura Burkhard, Lori Wilcox, and Terry Gilson. Entertainment was provided by Jamie Burbach and Michele Juergensen. The Master of Ceremonies this year was Dave Dennis from WSJM. Forming the queen’s court were: first runner-up, Brenda Goldner; second runner-up, Terry Gilson; and Miss Congeniality was Diana Yore. Congratulations!! The 1982-83 prom was a great success. Couples danced to music provided by “Fingerboard Square.” The high point of the evening was the crowning of this year’s King and Queen, Tom Garland and Ronda Schlipp. Congratula- tions to this year’s royalty. The junior class did a terrific job of planning and providing an evening of enjoyment to all who attended. 67 First Row: Dianna Priebe, Lisa Kirk. Shelly Reynolds. Tina Ertman. Debbie Watson, Shelly Schilling. Row Two: Mrs. Deja. Lori Linshorst. Delores Gonzalez. Pam Fancher. Kathy Phillips. Rhonda Steinke. Michelle Bishop. Row Three: Terry Carlson. Roger Burbach. Steve Overton. Leann McCain. Opal Jewel. Jessica Burchett. The Yearbook Staff presents to you the 1983 Beaver Tales. We hope you enjoy looking through these pages and that they bring back some memorable times. We’ve put in some hard work and long hours, but we feel they were worth it. We hope you do, too! 68 p Front Row: Kevin Sears, John Huddleston, Tom Garland. Dean Froehlich, Mike Turbyfill. Darren King, Rick Sayre. Row Two: Keith Moore. Craig Flowers, Rob Enders. George Dohm, Jeft Jinkins, Don Bishop. Rob Walker, Darrin Taylor, Head Coach Tom Ferry. Row Three: Scott Shelton, Ticky Dewberry, Todd Dohm, Scott Smith, Mike Roth, Ted Coffeen, Bo Elston, Coach Ray Deja. Uariilu DootUi This year’s Varsity Football squad was comprised of twenty members, only three of whom had regular varsity experience from the previous season. Our season record, to a large degree, reflected this inexperience. This factor was highlighted through our inability to move the ball con- sistently on offense. However, we stressed defense throughout the campaign, and felt we demonstrated continual improve- ment in this category. With the exception of our opening contest with Gobles, our defense kept us competitive into the fourth quarter with all our opponents. Regardless of the final scores of the contests, this year’s gridiron crew exhibited a great deal of courage and determina- tion throughout the season. They were consistently outmanned both in size and ability, but they chose never to surrender to the opposition. Two members of the team made the Red Arrow All- Conference team. Rick Sayre was named to the first team on the defense line. Tom Garland was named for the second year in a row as the first team center in the Red Arrow. In addition, Tom received first team acclaim from his linebacker slot, a posi- tion from which he led our team in total tackles on the season. Also, he was the only member of the squad to be a three-year var- sity letterman. Special awards voted on by the team members were as follows: Best Offensive Back Mike Roth Best Defensive Back Scott Smith Best Receiver Jeff Jinkins Best Linebacker Tom Garland Best Offensive Line Ted Coffeen Best Offensive Line Tom Garland Best Defensive Line Rick Sayre SAVAGE Tom Garland 70 Welcome to Miller time! When Gohlke speaks, everybody listens! Run — it’s the cops! 71 Sideline Spectaculars V. DoolUt Front Row: David Smith. Steve Morgan, Alan Trowbridge. Mark Garland. Mark Hart. Tim Cahoon. Willie Mulherion. Row Two: Tony Bonds. Ronenail Wright. Keith Parritt. Ron Steinke. Dennis Davis. Craig Reynolds, Edmund Herr. Walter Robinson. Steve Clark Row Three: Kareem Abdullah. Randy Dohm, John Dernier. Mark Felton, Tom Sapp. Tom Lange. Shaun Pargo. Eric Pyatt. Barry Miller. Coach Halgren. The lone football player. The 1982 Junior Varsity Foot- ball Team had a record of two wins against five losses. We finished the season with a total of 24 individuals, 3 of whom had played previously. We did have 13 freshmen on which to build for the future. A Strategy session?! 72 Fernando Ramirez. Jason Bowers. Phil Miller. Jeff Brown, Graydon Pope. Coach Greenhaw. 73 Front Rev. ak TiurtoyHH Aiefcey Wto sheai ter Scnlke 0err Ktrg. Row Two: Me Vezz DmI Kragh. ToCC Site.. S a-r Pargo Row Throw. Laftonya Wasor Coacr H auMc Was Mwouy 74 The 1982's version of the Eau Claire Girl’s Varsity Basketball team had a record of 2-17. The girls were a scrappy bunch who were in most of the games they played. But, due to a lack of depth at key positions, the girls came up on the short end of the score. The girls’ two victories this year were over Coloma and New Buffalo. Karen Kremers was selected to the Red Arrow All Conference Team and became the all time leading career rebounder with 472 rebounds. She became the all time leading scorer with 377 points. Other members of this year’s team were: seniors Michele Juergensen. Becky Holle, Stephanie Watkins, and Tammy Frasher. junior Julie Hart; and sophomores Denise Mitchell and Sue Davis. Cl Firat Row: Julie Hart. Denise Mitchell Michele Juergensen. Karen Kremers. Sue Davis. Becky Holle, Tammy Frasher, Stephanie Watkins Socond Row: Coach Gohlke. Sue Moore. Sandra Grandberry, Tammy Hauch 75 V. Girt ’ EaJudUt feisty 1 ! feminine PRESEASON COACH GRAY: So. you never played organized basketball in the seventh or eighth grade, yet you want to play as freshmen, huh?! TEAM: Yes. Coach! MIDSEASON TEAM MEMBER: It’s a good thing I’m a lady or I would have punched 12’s lights out for the elbow she gave me. You should have heard what she called me after the game! Did you see the way those smart alecks shook our hands after the game? Oh. can I have my earrings now? The JV girls were a strange and lovable breed this season as they combined inex- perience. competitiveness, and a lady-like air in making great strides in basketball savy. They were winners because they never quit trying to excel. They won 4 games, one a last second thriller. They put the vaunted LMC girls on their ears, taking them to the final minutes before losing. They are a proud bunch. I love ’em. Thanks girls! Front Row: Sue Moore. Tammy Hauch. Sandra Grandberry Second Row: Ronda Moore. Bev Moore. Kim Huff. Chris Dohm. Third Row: Kandi Love. Debbie Schlipp. Julie Hart- man. Edie Schilling. Shelly Karchunas. Cherie Zielke. Fourth Row: Coach Gray. END OF SEASON COACH: I’d like this year's nifty nine’’ to step up: sophomores Candi Love. Bev Moore. Cherie Zielke; freshmen Edie Schill- ing. Kim Huff. Julie (dumber than a box of rocks) Hartman. Shelly Karchunas. Chris Dohm. and the most improved player. Rhon- da Moore. And a special girl. Sandi Grand- berry. Thanks for a fun season. TEAM: You’re welcome. Massah Gray. 76 Front Row: Jeff Jinkins. Anthony Graves. Ticky Dewberry, Andre Golliday, George Dohm, Kevin Sears Row Two: Gina Weaver (manager). Charles Smith, Tom Sapp, Bryan Patter- son, Harold Wiggins, Don Bishop, David Dohm, Coach Dave Gray. IlllJII Uariity $adLetball With Two You Get. . . . . . two returning letterwinners, David Dohm and Bryan Patter- son. The 82-83 Beavers faced a nearly insurmountable task after being devastated by graduation and transfers. The glitter of the 81-82 season quickly faded. If you consider W's and L’s, you see the team as losers. But if you look beyond the won-lost col- umn, you would find young men who never believed that they were beaten, never quit trying, and never lacked pride. They truely experienced the spectrum of the agony and the ecstacy. In- dividually, there were many accomplishments: Harold Wiggins — Honorable Mention Red Arrow, All Conference, Super Sub, Mr. Hustle and MVP Bryan Patterson — Mr. Defense, Mr. Offense, and Leading Rebounder (Mr. Steak) David Dohm — Team Captain, Co-Academic Ace, Fewest Errors (Mr. Perfect) Tom Sapp — Mr. Percentage Ticky Dewberry — Leading Assist Man (Mr. Eyes) Jeff Jinkins — Best Free Throw Shooter (Mr. Bunny) Andre Golliday — Most Steals (Mr. Thief) Don Bishop — Most Improved Player George Dohm — Co-Academic Ace 77 I have to shoot it that far? 78 I put my feet how? Front Row: Dwight Miller. Mickey Rogers. Tony Harvey. Leon Hardin, Tim Allen. Anthony Sisson Row Two: Darrin Taylor, Billy Joe Harris, Duane McKinney, Keith Moore, Erik Pyatt, Tracy Nixon, Aaron Yarbrough, Coach Eric Gohlke. J-V- EaiLtUK This year’s version of the Junior Beavers ended as 12-8 on the hardwood court. The team was involved in many an exciting game. Several of these games were not decided until the last few seconds. As a group the J.V. Beavers excelled in team quickness and hustle. Overall the group was a fun one to work with. They overcame many an adversary to achieve a winning record. The team was made up of: Juniors Keith Moore, Darin Taylor, Tracy Nixon and Leon Hardin; Sophomores Anthony Sisson, Duane McKinney, Billy Joe Harris, Eric Pyatt, Mickey Rogers and Tony Harvey; Freshman Dwight Miller and Tim Allen. 79 Front Row: Mark Garland, David Smith. Tim Cahoon, Ricky Sayre, Jamie Davis. Ron Hess. Row Two: Coach Ferry. Dan Norris. Mark Hart. Tom Garland, Frank Renfrow. Craig Flowers, Tom Lange. Scott Smith, Randy Dohm, Dean Froehlich. Bo Elston. The 1982-83 wrestling team experienced a successful season, regardless of the minimal number of squad members. As a team, our grapplers secured five dual match victories, which was truly commendable, consider- ing the number of weight classes they forfeited prior to the onset of each contest. Individually, our wrestlers won a total of 165 matches and lost only 128. These accomplishments were made by a team which included only three seniors. The seniors, Dean Froehlich, Rick Sayre and Tom Garland, were also our team captains. All team members are listed below accompanied by their respective weight classes and season records: 98 lbs. — Jamie Davis, 19-17-1; 119 lbs. — Rick Sayre, 44-3; 132 lbs. — Mark Garland. 2-8; 132 lbs. — Bo Elston, 26-13-1; 138 lbs. — Dean Froehlich, 26-6; 145 lbs. — Tom Lange, 4-14; 155 lbs. — Tom Garland, 13-16; 167 lbs. — Randy Dohm, 4-23; 185 lbs. — Frank Renfrow, 18-20; and 198 lbs. — Craig Flowers, 9-8. Rick, our only four-year varsity letter winner, climaxed an outstanding high school career by placing first in districts and regionals and then capturing second in the Class C State Tournament at 119 lbs. 80 81 Vardity When the 1983 Volleyball team didn’t capture their share of wins, I began to wonder if we could consider ourselves suc- cessful in any way. However, when personal strengths such as dependability, consistency and responsibility, were considered, I knew that this team could go on to pursue and achieve their own goals when they were ready. The team will sorely miss its nucleus of Seniors: Becky Holle, Pam Greer, Hope Otte. Also greatly missed will be: Karen Kramers, who was voted MVP; Marilyn Hightower, voted Most Improved; and Karleen Stover, 1983 100% Club Winner for Serving Excellence. Best wishes to all team members as you pursue new goals and thank you for your cooperativeness this season. Coach Beth Reum Hope Otte. Karen Kramers, Marilyn Hightower, Rissa Williams, Coach Reum, Becky Holle. Karleen Stover. Pam Greer. Do the Hokey-Pokey! Preppie at play! 82 My turn. Coach? Front Row: Billie Stilwell, Leian Reese. Lisa Lambrecht. Glenda Phillips. Row Two: Coach Schmid, Tammy Cahoon, Sue Davis, Michelle Renfrow. Cari Priebe. 83 Karen Steinke, Cook Dyrcz, Shelly Schilling, Shelly Reynolds. Leann McCain, Debbie Bjes. Lynette Moore. Denise Mitchell. Front Row: Joan Whitright, Annette Ertman, Glenda Phillips, Stephanie Watkins, Cheryl Timmreck, Sandy Trowbridge Row Two: Coach Sawatzki, Mike Schroeder, David Dohm, Scott Smith, Scott Trowbridge. Mike Roth, Cooky Dyrcz. Jennii The 1983 Eau Claire Tennis team had a very respectable season. It finished with a 3-5 dual match record. The three wins represent a tremendous im- provement over the 1982 season. One reason for the improved record was the fact that more players put in extra time in order to im- prove their play and it showed greatly on the court. Many matches were very close and a few were deter- mined by tie breakers at the end. The next tennis season should see even greater improvements because the overall team is quite young. Only four seniors represented the Beavers in 1983. They were Scott Trowbridge at No. 2 singles, Stephanie Watkins and Dave Dohm at No. 2 doubles, (the only ones to advance in the 1983 regional tennis tournament) and Scott Smith, a first year player, who with his partner Sandy Trowbridge, were ceded second in the 1983 regionals. Other team members include Juniors — Mike Roth, Ted Coffeen, Cheryl Timmreck, Craig Flowers, Mike Schroeder; Sophomores — Cooky Dyrcz, San- dy Trowbridge, Joan Whitright, Annette Ertman; and Freshman — Glenda Phillips. 86 87 Front Row: Glenda Henslee, Sharry Dickerson, Julie Hart, Lisa Kirby, Heidi Emhoff, Kim Huff, Sandra Grandberry (Manager) Row Two: Coach Kime, Cherie Zielke, Tammy Frasher, Michele Juergensen, Karen Kremers, Lori Nimtz, Becky Holle, Julie Hartman, Chris Dohm. SoftUt A final season record of 7-20 does not impress many people. However, consider that four of the losses were by one run, and another five were by 3 or 2 runs. Still not impressed? Then consider these facts: The first season wherein the Beavers won both games of two doubleheaders (Deactur, Edwardsburg) — the first season wherein an Eau Claire pitcher threw a no-hit game (Cherie Zielke at Edwardsburg) — the first season wherein the defense converted both outs in an attempted double steal (Hartford). Want more? Read on: A new team record for most double plays in a season — a new team record for fewest strike outs in a season (we struck out half as often as our opponents) — a new team record for fewest total runs scored against us in a season — a new team record for lowest number of errors made in a season — and we stole twice as many bases as were stolen. Now how you gonna act? Now, toss in the additional facts that the team was young (only three returning regular players) and inex- perienced (no JV program for the last two years), and you’ve got to be impressed! The 1983 team had several outstanding individuals led by co—captains and All-Conference nominees Karen Kremers and Michele Juergensen. Both of these players also received several votes for the Most Valuable award. However, Chris Dohm was voted Most Valuable — an outstanding achievement never before ac- complished by a freshman. Chris played well anchoring center field, leading the team in extra-base hits, and collecting more homeruns by herself than all opponents combined. Sharry Dickerson also accomplished something new for an Eau Claire player when she was voted All-Conference honors for the third straight year. Sharry also was voted team leader by her teammates, and she received the Most Humorous and Guts player awards. As a final touch to a fine high school career, Sharry has been invited to try out for the Lake Michigan College softball team (second or third in Junior College National Rankings for the past two years). Cherie Zielke established herself as a pitcher to beware. She earned All-Conference honors, and tossed a no-hit game and two one-hit games. Cherie also led all Eau Claire pitchers in collecting most strike outs and in giving up fewest walks. Finally, but not least, Becky Holle came out for softball for the first time as a senior. She had much to learn, and learn she did. Becky’s hard work, consistent effort and positive attitude resulted in tremendous gains — and her teammates agreed. They voted her Most Improved Player. 88 —I I could be home by the pool. Coach Kime You want us to do what? This one won't get by. Sharry Dickerson All-Conference Catcher 1981. 1982. 1983 90 we come to the end . . Show Off!!! A future champ??? I got an A ? You've got to be kidding!!! Heave Ho!!! 92 of another year. Put me down, Frank!!! Let’s get rowdy!!! Suspect 1, step forward!! Another boring day! Looking for trouble?? Practice makes perfect! we take the time to reftect Number 1!!! No doubt! What are you so happy about? Just one more year. What’s happening? I don’t believe it! . . upon all that we ve dt one. I didn’t do it honest! Got caught this time, huh? Hold on tight!! I’m bad!!! Hey, Dolly!!! Cutting out again? What did you say?? 96 Party time!!! Hurry and copy those answers!! Let’s get to work!! 97 I’ve got a big test tomorrow!!! 98 an d the hnowledae that we ve qai ne d. m e remem ber special moments . . . Lineem up. Let’s go to the beach. Got a broken leg Sandy? Up to old tricks again? Lose something. Tadd? Aren't we cute? The life of a senior. J ana Special peop neopie. I’m so smart!!! Close shave. 1 100 What's this man??? Gentlemen at work. 101 Jfreb Jfroel) Ut I) .farm 69l6J|iUanbale i§ obus;j$U. 9253904 V � Congratulations! to tf)? 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MICH. 49022 PHONE 616 . 926-8206 HOFMANN INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED MICHIGAN TUBE DIVISION P.O. Box 157 • Love Road • Eau Claire, Ml 49111 • (616) 461-6921 DIE CASTING CORPORATION Aluminum and Zinc Die Castings Bridgman, Michigan 49106 Telephone (616) 465-6000 DIE CASTING EXCELLENCE ... SINCE 1946 114 Congratulations Seniors Dale’s Lounge and Arcade Main Street Eau Claire, Mich. 461-4205 CAPQZIOS vr d A M x “Take ’Em Out” : ? and “Eat ’Em In” Pizza and Pasta Sicilian Deep Dish and Cocktails Now 2 Locations 1985 M-139, Benton Harbor Phone 925-1198 Also John Beers Rd. at Cleveland-Stevensville Phone 429-3259 Congratulations Class of 1983 St. Joseph, Ml F ADCOCK INSULATION Specializing In Existing Bldgs COMPLETE INSULATION SERVICE SINCE 1964 NOW INSTALLING SOLAR CONDITIONERS COLLECTORS Stale Of Mich. Licensed 35078 FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED 461-4348 CELLULOSE ROCK WOOL URETHANE FOAM 7465 M-140 eau Claire mi FIRE RESISTANT Lloyd W. Cuthbert L. George Cuthbert BEST WISHES JOHN M. GLASSMAN SONS “The auctioneer with service that satisfies.’’ Eau Claire, Michigan 49111 CUTHBERT TRACTOR SALES, INC. Ford Tractors and Implements New Holland Implements Kubota Tractors 7200 N. M-140 Ph. 461-6973 Eau Claire, Ml 49111 BERTOG’S Aush°op0 ly ALSO FOREIGN CARS BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS EXPERT PAINTING REFINISHING FRAME WORK WHEEL ALIGNMENT MOVRfMM AUTO MMTW6 DUPONT £, 927-1024 M-F 8AM - 5PM SAT BY APPOINTMENT WE WELCOME INSURANCE WORK • TOWING AVAILABLE • DICK BERTOG SR. OWNER 1721 RIVERSIDE RD BENTON HARBOR ' « MILE E. OF PAW PAW AVE 116 Nuechterlein Camera Downtown St. Joseph 983-1201 “For Anything Photographic” Fruits in Season Kelley’s Bowl 2705 Cleveland Ave. Phone 983-3034 St. Joseph, Mich. Dean Froehlich Sue Enders TOTEM FRUIT MARKET INDIAN LAKE (616) 782-5219 GOOD LUCK SENIORS 117 BERRIEN COLD STORAGE Division of DeBruym Produce Company 701 North Main Berrien Springs, Ml 47103 Phone 473-6041 “Congratulations Class of 83” FARMERS COUNTRY CLUB 5256 E. 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SODUS MICHIGAN 49126 s: 1 FRED LEITZ FARMS 5109 RIVER ROAD SODUS, MICHIGAN 49126 120 WHITRIGHT FARMS DICK MARY JIM JOAN 5435 HOCHBERGER ROAD EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN 461-6270 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’83 God’s Blessings FRANK AND to All LOUISE Seniors PRILLWITZ’S FARM Fran Tom “Fruits in Season” Tom Jr. — Tim 1 Mile East of — Jim Eau Claire FIVE CORNER’S GARAGE, INC. New and Used Auto Parts PIPESTONE ROAD EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN 49111 Owned and Operated by Del and Doug Schlipp Phone 461-6722 or 461-6455 TRI-COUNTY AUTO SALVAGE Quality Used Parts 931 TERRITORIAL ROAD BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN 49022 Owned and Operated by Del Schlipp Phone 927-6823 KAREN KREMERS Cherry-Pit Spitting Queen •Cr cherries ' ti grapes ☆ PEACHES ■TREE-MENDU5 FRUIT •it PLUMS ☆ pears £_r- i-' 'trapples u- Eau Claire, Michigan 49111 West of Indian Lake on Eureka Rd. (616) 782-7101 July thru October - Open Dally (Closed Tnes.) ORCHARDS - Where you may pick your fine fruits and vegetables In season MARKET - Where you may purchase fresh from our farm FERGUSON SAND BLASTING AND PAINTING M-140 Phone 461-6963 BEST WISHES EAU CLAIRE PACKING COMPANY QUALITY CANNED FOODS EAU CLAIRE, MICHIGAN PHONE: 461-6984 PATRONS Pacesetter Bank and Trust The Journal ERA Baskin Robbins Richard and Melda Service Lane Automotive Yeske’s Appliances 124 Berrien Springs Auto Sales Ridge and Kramer Auto Parts Bishop Automotive Repair Stylecraft Upholstering Rosenberg Bros. Fruit Farms Band Box Cleaners McGregor Custom Drapes Frese Discount Blossom Lanes Bixby Orchards Kublick Construction Arnold and Betty Hater Stan and Barb Radewald Millers Spinks Corners WJe, tke editori oj the 1983 leaver Sales, would like to express our sincere tk anki to tke fallowing people for tke time, talent, and effort tkeg kave put fortk in producing tkii gear i kook. Pliotoarapliu Price pkotograpkg — Tllike and Ckergl Price tdeam Pkotograpks — Idfjr. ffack Saker Student Pkotograpkg — l oger Surkack and l onda Scklipp finances Our Advertising Patrons Ske Students of S.C.Sd.S. IdUnderstanding SC. Sacultg and Skdministration JfarJ Work Saglor puklisking — Sok IdJeir, rep. Ske 1983 Staff for tke outstanding jok of Selling ads and preparing tkii annual. Supervision Skanks, IfiflrS. 2)eja. IdJitkout gour kelp and understanding, we could kave done it witkout gou. never 127 u ou wor up Succvei