Edsel Ford High School - Flight Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

9r S (AHjcLS 1970 FLIGHT Edsel Ford High School 20601 Rotunda Drive Dearborn, Michigan Volume XV I6uw tilJtyy l(y. ' Socrates A •tf te ' 5 is ': W '--V I g{ it t W «V- • ti ‘tor u: • + fc + M .7. • .ft 9n tkb towdojd MAAcb fayv muiy uleoA , ovju wouf ux bud tki mod imfiodod Ob uL (AAUXJuoL M AcJv - - that iA'tLt maajcJv to' fjim L om 5 A hmUmL that jMA uL that mjJj vum fajb itulfy wit fa vojJj c uiotio uwutd. ToMb 0 STAFF AND ACADEMICS 1011 ACTIVITIES 42- 43 SPORTS 80 81 UNDERCLASSMEN 106-107 SENIORS 138-139 INDEX 172-173 8 9 10 StoJIJy ami AjwjLmm ADMINISTRATION Changes include assistant “People learn in different ways.” These words form the guidelines of Principal Frederick Schreiber’s philosophy. Living proof of this maxim includes new library equipment, providing a variety of audio-visual techniques. In addition, he hopes to see Edsel Ford on a variable schedule with time for block periods, lectures, and small discussion groups. But such re-scheduling would never happen if it were not for Assistant Principal Ross Slabaugh, who this year scheduled the greatest number of students to attend EF. Exercising control over the “working” of such a plan would be Mr. Robert Fedoruk, newest administrator. Edsel Ford’s assistant principal, Mr Robert Fedoruk. assumes one of his many new responsibilities, supervising school activities, as he helps Mr. Stanley Smith collect sophomore Mark Nadas’ Welcome ticket. 12 One of Mr. Schreiber’s most important concerns is the installation of modem audio visual devices. The library listening equipment is one of these. Finding a rare moment to take a break “together are three EFsecretaries: Mrs. Dorothy Kurtz, whose primary responsibilities are to Mr Schreiber; Mrs. Lorraine Young, who works in both the main and student offices; and Mrs. Ann Bavier. who. handles teacher substitutes. Assistant Principal Ross Slabaugh contemplates the computer’s efficiency in recording daily attendance data for EF’s 2000 students 13 ART LeVeque takes sabbatical leave New materials and techniques enrich the art program. For example. Art 2, a ceramic unit, allows students to create ceramic jars with lids and to learn to prepare their own glazes, creating individualistic colors. In the graphic art classes, multicolored block prints 3re replacing the traditional single color prints. While on sabbatical leave, Mr. Robert LeVeque, in addition to continuing his studies in New York, will travel to Europe and photograph paintings for the humanities. Finally, Mrs. Judy Garber, who is replacing Mr. LeVeque, has introduced the combination of the relief and intaglio processes in the graphic art units. By adding the third color to his multi-colored print, Jim Parchert completes one of the projects in graphic arts. The mundane can sometimes stifle creativity. Mr. Ralph Hashoian searches for a box of staples as Lynda Hart wick laughs at his dilemma. 14 ABOVE: While demonstrating the correct procedure in using a potter’s wheel. Mr. Ralph Hashoian shows his students how to use their hands to shape the clay. LEFT: While senior Linda Heabler works diligently on her vase. Miss Kathi LeSeur. an art student teacher, recommends a different approach. 15 BUSINESS EDUCATION Department adds Data Processing Data Processing, the newest business course offered, involves the wiring of boards, the sorting and punching of cards, and the processing of information. A new workroom, B-100, maintains the new Data Processing machines. Three classes meet each morning under the direction of Miss Pituch and Mr. Feusse, in which students are taught how to operate the key punch, the sorter, the accounting machine 402, and the reproducer; all of which compute various problems. With the increased use of computers today, students who plan to make computer programming their work find this course valuable. Accuracy is an essential part of key punching Completing a class assignment. Dennis Olson processes information onto IBM cards and at the same time increases his ability to operate the key-punch machine. 16 BUSINESS EDUCATION. Front Row Mrs. Ruth Blair (DECA Co sponsor. Mrs. Lois Denton (Department Chairman). Miss Christine Majstoravich. Mrs. Ruth Woods (DECA Co sponsor). Second Row: Mr. Charles Steen (Work-Coordinator). Mrs. Lee McFarlin. Miss Shirley Pituch, Mr. Richard Feusse (Work Coordinator). « ABO VE: Typing requires precision, patience and practice. Timed writings enable Cathy Wade to increase her speed as well as her accuracy. LEFT: Careful observance of Mr. Feusse's demonstration of programming a computer proves useful for Elaine Hadden. 17 ENGLISH HUMANITIES Basement maze is setting for assembling text Students not only witnessed but actually took part in the final assembly of the eleventh grade anthology. Although many of the selections have been a part of the Humanities 5-6 program, the organizing of them into one “single” text has been a goal of those teaching this level, particularly Mrs. Muriel Hunt who assumed the responsibility of organizing such an overwhelming task, for many years. Although a difficult and time-consuming effort, the advantage of using material chosen by those using them was more than ample compensation. The putting together of the new Humanities 5 anthology involved individual effort Pete Burkhard and Jerry Johnson compare texts after completing their turns in the maze of tables on which stacks of individual pages were arranged chronologically. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. Front Row: Mrs Bessie Stuart (IOth Grade level leader), Mrs. Hassie Birbari, Miss Sally Daniels (Y Teens Co-sponsor), Miss Anne Gautreau (Film dub), Mr John Adams, Mrs. Elinor Patouhas (Yearbook Advisor). Second Row: Mrs. Carol Barker IBolt Advisor, Literary Magazine), Mrs. Muriel Hunt (llth Grade level leader), Miss Evelyn Pugh (!2th Grade level leader). Miss Grace Kovatch (MORE Co-sponsor), Mrs. Carole Cluney (Y-Teens Co-sponsor), Mr. Donald Lynch (PCC Co-sponsor). Third Row Mr. Martin Holtgrievc (MORE Co sponsor Department Chairman). Mr Ned Brown (Thespians), Mr. Stephen Vafeas, Mr. Donald Patrick, Mr. Ronald Stuart, Mr. Robert Morency (Booster Club Co-sponsor). 18 Guaranteeing that tenth grade humanities, students learn the fundamentals of the element rhythm is Miss Eileen Kelly, who joined the vocal music department this year. Sanding and shellacking pine blocks are just part of the job. discover seniors Tim Pipkens and Gaudia Hill as they develop their Art Humanities 7 project concerning nature. 19 HUMAN RELATION ft Plans to revise all grade levels begin Re scheduling, as always, causes much chaos throughout the corridors of Edsel Ford. Junior Chuck Sikora and counselor Mrs. Almerene Kaufman attempt to assemble a workable schedule. The counselors of Edsel Ford are investigating the possibility of altering the Human Relations’ curriculum. If revised, the curriculum will center more directly on the students’ individual problems and questions, involving the discussion of teenage issues. This program of personal concern, if adopted, will be initiated with sophomores. An independent study program has been more fully developed within the past year. This program allows a student, with a special talent or interest, to work with a teacher on a one-to-one basis. The project is chosen by the student, and he may receive credit or work for the pure enjoyment of learning. Presently, there are about twenty-five students participating in this specialized program. A tranquil moment in the guidance office is shared by Mrs. Jan Flegle. senior Julie Austin, and Mr. Alan Dawson as they reminisce the main events that were captured by last year s yearbook. 20 Counselor Mr. Ronald Doherty assists senior Denise Drabek as she begins to formulate her college cirriculum at Henry Ford Community College. HUMAN RELATIONS. Front Row Mr. Arthur Bourassa, Mrs. Almerene, Victoria Stock, Mrs. Jan Flegel, Mr. Addison Dixon Second Row: Mr. Matthew Zipple, Mr Joseph DiFranco, Mr. Rudolph Skodack, Mr. Alan Dawson. Mr Ford Haskins (Department Chairman), Mr. Harry Adams. Absent: Mr. Ronald Doherty, Mr. James Irwin. Mr Dale Kuntzman. Mr. Ronald Monson. Mrs. Sydney Dotson. — Mr. Matthew Zipple. a senior counselor, conducts one of six newly-combined senior Human Relations classes. 21 LANGUAGE German department adjusts to exchange Usually foreign exchange is limited to students, but this year Mr. Horst Zimmerman from Wuppertal, West Germany, and Mrs. Jan Leslie, a German teacher at Edsel Ford, changed positions for one semester. They not only changed positions, but they changed homes and household pets. The change benefited not only the instructors, but the students as well. Leading his Spanish 3 class with his traditional gavel. .Mr. Skendze! succeeds in keeping up the spirit of our foreign exchange student. Giselle Redondo Valverde. and classmates Sue Dave, and John Faiota. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT. Front Row: Miss Rose Romanow, Miss Virginia Waldinger (French Oub Sponsor). Second Row Mr. Edward Skendze! (Spanish and Russian Oub Sponsor), Mr Horst Zimmerman (German Oub Sponsor), Mr. James Ankenbrant (Latin Oub Sponsor). Ca va proves to be enjoyable as well as educational to Jody Pipkens of Miss Waldinger's French 3 class. Ca va gives students a chance for extra study. 22 ABOVE: Tim Pipkens and Evie Niezgoda enjoy sing-alongs in Miss Romanow's Spanish 1 class without the traditional ‘Tacos and Tequila. ’ LEFT: By teaching ‘Quartette,’ a German card game, Mr. Zimmerman helps his students to expand their knowledge of German culture. 23 LIBRARY New copiers Chivalry is not dead,' discovers senior Joanie Miszak as gallant junior Greg Brackett aids in her vain attempt to reach a book needed for the Humanities 7 critical analysis concerning, or related to, the topic ‘Nature. ’ The operation of the microfilm reader-printer is de monstrated to library aid Beth McLaughlin by Mrs. Adelaide Proctor. Mrs. Sandra Cook, and Miss Betty Lee. 24 supplement audio-visual equipment In our advanced technological society, with the emphasis on subject matter, a knowledge explosion has been talcing place. Today’s modern library must not only concern itself with books, but with slides, films, projectors, tapes, tape recorders, microfilm, and reader-printers. It must have an audio-visual distribution center, library classrooms and conference rooms. However, the staff of Edsel Ford feels their concerned efforts to cope with today’s needs are somewhat stifled by a lack of space, an understaffed library, and a lack of necessary funds. Edsel Ford students take advantage of available audio-equipment, such as the wireless listening device, and peruse periodicals always on file. 25 MATHEMATICS Computer-programming Studying the computer terminal keyboard, senior Tim Sequin prepares to program this newly acquired machine. 26 opportunity encourages individual study Senior Mike Verb glances at one of the many bulletin boards; this one gives an engineering equation that twelfth grade math students should be able to solve. MATH DEPARTMENT Front Row Mrs Ixirrame VanDette. Mr Orlando Byers. Mrs Patricia Major. Second Row Mr Richard Backensto. Miss Beverly Sakmcy (Booster dub Co-Sponsor). Mr. Graham Porter (Department Chairman). Mr Richard A Iverson One of the most interesting new aspects of the Math department concerns the 12th grade Illinois Math classes. They are involved in a new self-instructing computer programing class, which is on an individual basis outside of class time. Presently Edsel Ford maintains one computer terminal with hopes of acquiring others. Next semester juniors as well as seniors, will be exposed to this computer terminal. As an additional math activity, students may prepare interesting bulletin boards containing mathmatical equations and brain teasers. The artistic and ingenious student is encouraged to present new approaches to problems in a pleasant organized manner. Like many others who are sometimes in doubt, sophomore Marilyn Bailey requests assistance from Miss Beverly Salancy concerning homework 27 INSTRUMENTAL Successful program necessitates effort The T-Birds step high as the marching band signals the start of a new season with its complicated routines. The band comes to life under the direction of drum major David Bye as he leads the spirited group onto the field. As fall draws to a close, the concert band starts its rehearsals for the upcoming winter season. Along with the concert band, the orchestra makes its debut. To highlight the basketball games, there is the pep band; to provide entertainment of a lighter sort, the dance band takes the stage. Effort is the key word in all areas of instrumental music and is the byword of director Eldon Scott. Concert band would not be complete without the low harmonious sounds of the sousaphone. Roger Weininger. Bruce Jarvie, and Rick Harlow demonstrate enthusiasm makes the difference in a good performance. Majorettes and band at attention mark the start of a home football game as all pay their respect to the Star-Spangled Banner. ” After which the band makes a sharp right flank and proceeds to the stands in double file. Unity plays a vital role in every performance. While in concert formation, the band must give drum major David Bye its full cooperation and undivided attention. 28 A squad of four is an important part of the marching organization. Each member must learn to function as one unit, which means hours of strenuous practice. Jim Baranowski. Steve Boatin. Mark Papineau. and Ken Rogers, one such unit in this year 's marching band, take part in one of the many sessions held on the outdoor practice court. VOCAL MUSIC Choirs perform more concerts Busses loaded with all levels of singers could be on their way to the Martin school for the retarded or to one of the local junior highs. Sponsor Terry Theis feels this is only one way of building a strong senior chorus. “If one lets a sophomore sing and participate, he becomes more involved in music.” This year sopened more musical doors for sophomores as everybody was eligible to try out for the musical, “Haifa Sixpence.” Fall and winter concerts rounded out the musical programs, highlighted by the school Christmas assembly. °ne °f Me enjoyable activities of the Junior Chorus this year is a sing-along with Andrea Swiger, Kim Shunkwiler. Katrinka Burrows and Vicki Sandie. Many studenti, as Kim Shunkwiler demonstrates share their instrumental ability with the group. a ng‘t!e Vocal Ensemble in several Christmas songs during the Christmas Concert tyVss P e PurPosc of this concert was to get the whole student body of hdsel Ford in the swing of Christmas. Later on during the school day this ffoup wandered through the halls singing their cheerful songs. 30 A small section from the Senior Vocal Ensemble spread the spirit of Christmas to other students throughout the school. The members of the ensemble have to practice for many hours to develop their pleasant sounding voices. Everybody joins in to sing with Mr. Terry1 Theis faring the second hour elective music course. Since this is an elective course many fine voices are developed in this class, which later strengthen the junior and senior choir poups. 31 OPERATIONAL STAFF Diversified tasks demand ingenuity Mrs. Anne Bavier helps with the averaging of grades and the copying of student records that wUl be sent to employers or college admission offices. ABOVE: Setting up chairs for school dances is Groundsman Cass Basierbe. Other responsibilities include lining the football and hockey fields, as well as sharing the duty of maintaining school pounds. RIGHT: Besides helping with the morning rush of students and phone calls Mrs Wanda Huska helps sort teachers' mail 32 Bikes prove to be the fastest mode of transportation for Mr. Al Snabs. chief engineer, in getting from the A wing to the gym area; one of the reasons the maintenance crew bought the bike to answer calls. Twice monthly Mrs. Flora Corl takes inventory of the stockroom, each one lasts one to several hours. 33 Ann Byers sets herself to receive the ball, alertly waiting for the outcome of the struggle between a teammate and a member of the other team s defense. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gym classes Paul Gauger attempts to smash through the brunt two-man offensive line, consisting of juniors Jim Gilett and Bill Harry, to keep Pete Martaugh from breaking away for a sizeable gain. Backing up Paul is Dennis Varga in pursuit. 14 Giving his fifth hour Wednesday-Thursday physical education class last minute directions for the two-mile cross country is Coach Pat Wyka. meet consecutively to achieve better fitness 35 SCIENCE Courses allow more time to work with animals Buford, the reknowned monkey found in Mr. Boatin’s classroom, has been the subject of much controversy for many years. Buford, who delights and amuses many students, has even once been scheduled into classes and has occupied a place in the index directory of the yearbook. The question arises as to whether or not Buford is an asset to the department. In keeping with the Science Department’s recent trend to use more live animals for experimentation, it is believed that Buford could be a good candidate for an intensive study of behavioral patterns; this then could justify the cost of his care. Expense is a concern, but it is justified when the animals can be used for studies in addition to beautifying the school grounds. Under the guidance of Science Department Chairman, Mr. Joseph Motillo, Senior Cindy Woodley conducts an experiment that should prove Isaac Newton’s second law of motion. To Mr. Motillo s dismay some studemts arrive at different conclusions than those of Mr. Newton‘s. Student error and equipment, not as accurate as it could be, contribute to their incredible theories. Not many people know that there have been bees in the school for the last five years, but Cindy lovan has discovered that they arc kept in a man-made cage in B-l 11 and are used for many senior experiments. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. Front Row: Mr. Alan Drake, Mr. Jack Bridges (J.V. Football Coach and Track Coach), Mrs. Allison Robinson. Mr. Stanley Smith. Mr. Lee Bartlett (Photography Advisor). Second Row: Mr. Joseph Motillo (Department Chairman). Mr. Mark Boersma. Mr. Joseph Maguire, Mr. Eugene Wozniak, Mr. Herman Boa tin (Hi- Y Advisor), Mr. Richard Hough. 36 37 SOCIAL STUDIES Department decides Analyzing the problems that faced early American industry, labor, and management are juniors Jack Kostowny and Janet Kronberg. Teaching the essentials of world governments is Mr. Neville Walker, who is explaining the difference between presidential and parliamentary forms of government. 38 to continue Shared Learning Program Economic classes acquire new comparative’ system text Because of the success of last year’s student exchange with Northeastern High School of Detroit, the Social Studies Department, under the direction of Mr. Patrick Daly, has decided to continue this Shared Learning Program. The department would like to involve different schools each year; therefore, schools being considered this year are Northwestern of Detroit and schools in Inkster. Another added feature of the Social Department is the introduction of a new twelfth grade text, “Comparative Economic Systems,” which compares the economic systems of the USSR and the United States as well as the Eskimo and the Indian economic systems. The department chose this book because it consists of material from current magazines and books and gives students a chance to solve problems. Engrossed in deep thought, senior Wendy Sample contemplates answers to different political situations such as revising the electoral college or abandoning it altogether. SOCIAL STUDIES. Etont Row: Mr. Robert Dillingham (AES Sponsor), Mrs. Judith Simmons. Mr. Neville Walker. Mr. Ronald Mercier. Mr. Norman Schultz. Second Row: Miss Grace Kachaturoff Mr. William Johnston (Chess Club Sponsor). Mr. Patrick Daly (Department Chairman). Mr. Jon Davis (Varsity Baseball Coach and Assistant Football Coach). Miss Sally Daniels (Y-Teens Co-Sponsor). Mr. Ronald Hipkiss NOT PICTURED: Mr. Thoms Barrett. Mr Robert Dalton (Executive Council Sponsor), Miss Susan Nagy (SAD Advisor). Mr Mike Zinn (Swimming Coach). 39 ABOVE: Skilled hands of sophomore Mary Relook are busily at work, trying to put together pieces that make her homemaking project, a dress. RIGHT: Before beginning to construct his major project, junior. Ed Bertouille. must make rough cuts on the circular saw. He. like ntany others, must be able to use many of the different power tools. Mr. Connors, electronics teacher, explains how to operate the many control panels in the classroom to his Electronics I class. 40 VOCAL ARTS Programs require patience, ingenuity Variety marks the offerings in the vocational arts area. At one extreme there is the strenuous work of tearing down an automobile engine; while, on the other hand, there is the delicate task of putting the final touches on a dress. Familiar sights and sounds of this department include the rhythmic clicking of the printing plates, the ever-changing decor of the “living room” in the homemaking department, the lines of cars waiting to be repaired by auto shop, and the wood and metal projects that often take awards in the industrial annual contests. INDUSTRIAL ARTS and HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT. Front Row: Mr. Robert Nicholas. Mr James Scott (Department Chairman), Mr. l onard Stolfo. Second Row: Mr. Robert Vermgulen. Mr. James Vanlandegend, Mr. Paul Grigg, Mr. Robert Conners. Absent: Mrs. Joanne McConkey. Mrs. Sidney Dotson. Juniors Dan Tillman and Nick Russu, are in the process of running the programs for the winter concert through the vertical michle press, before the class assembles them. 41 AUDIO-VISUAL ELECTRONICS Maze of wires clear to electrical devotees AUDIO-VISUAL. Front Row: David Buday. Tom Verla. Scott MuCullough. Mike Verla. Henry Wronkowicz. Jim Baronowzki. Jeff Muzyk. Larry Duneske. Dave Razor. Second Row Robin Benyi. Don Behrendt. Fart Ruprecht. Dick Rodegher, Allan Ruprecht, Graic Latham, Allan Calunas, John Eridon. Mr. Grigg. Whether it be filming an closed-circuit T.V., running an instant-replay machine on which amateur sportsmen can take a closer look at a sports event, or simply guaranteeing that the needed films and projectors reach the right classroom, audio-visual club members have proven their capability. Likewise, electronics club members test their talents by trying to fully understand the inner workings of complex electrical gadgets or applying for a (CB) a citizen band or a radio license. Both groups contribute to the behind the scenes success of school productions as they manage much, if not most, of the lighting and sound effects. ELECTRONICS. Front Row Richard Hogue. Mike Barron. Mike Lupinzki. Tony Tocco. Tom Dzenko, Scott Goth, George Szabo. Second Row: Larry Dunezke, Eugene Swope George Schauer, Craig Latham. Tom Slick. Bert Moberg. Jim Baranowzki. 44 LEFT: Getting away from the noisy halls. Mark Kircos takes time to study in the A VI headquarters. BELOW: Alan Calunas checks to see if the lights in the auditorium are all in working order for an upcoming assembly. 45 Mr. William Johnston, the sponsor of Edsel Ford's Chess Club, and a sophomore Byron Baker ponder over an intriguing game of chess. Mr. Johnston enjoys chess and he feels his club helps students to use logic and concentrate on confronting forces. MORE -CHESS CLUBS New clubs encourage educational interests The Chess club and MORE are two new clubs available to students. The members of the Chess club range from eight to ten students depending on other school activities. The sponsor, Mr. Johnston, is at every meeting to give advice and encourage new members. The Chess club competes annually with Fordson and Dearborn High. MORE was started for those students who enjoy reading, but seldom have the opportunity to discuss more than one novel during an average semester. The meetings, sponsored by Miss Kovatch and Mr. Holtgrieve, consist of a guest speaker, who discusses a book he feels had a great influence on this generation. Junior Bart Mo berg cautiously moves his knight as opponent sophomore Dave billion contemplates his countermove. sophomores Richard Hogue and Len Kurdziet patiently search the chessboard for other possible moves in this game 46 Mr. Horst Zimmermann captures the attention of seniors Val Rousse and Gary’ Moore, and sponsor Miss Grace Kovatch as he discusses the controversial novel. 1984”. In addition Herr Zimmermann adds authenticity to the German language at Edsel Ford. Miss Grace Kovatch listens in deep concentration to the discussion of the book Nineteen of the nevdy formed literary club, MORE. Miss Kovatch feels MORE is self-explanatory. ” of the newly formed literary club. MORE. Miss Kovatch feels MORE is self-explanatory . 47 Working diligently on her original oratory, to be entered in competition. is foreign exchange student from Denmark Ann Welcher. This must be delivered without notes and last from seven to ten minutes. Standard equipment for all debaton is an organized comprehensive file of research material. This file becomes larger as the year progresses as senior David Norris, the winner of a second place negative speaker award, concludes. 48 DEBATE FORENSICS Competitors aware of printed word Argumentation, analysis, reasoning, organization, and research of materials are needed for discussion in the competitive class of Debate. With only four members debating at one time, two negative and two affirmative, a lot of team work is needed. Debate provides good training for all students going into law, business, or just trying to improve logic skills. The debators work on the same topic, chosen by the Michigan Forensics Association for all Michigan schools, the whole year. They compete with other Michigan schools throughout the year. The competitive class of Forensics, offered in the spring, improves the process of communication. This course, open to everyone, is fairly new and is growing tremendously. Through interpretations, reading, radio broadcasting, and original oratory, students are able to relate to the printed page as the author intended. A multiple reading of the play, “Twelve Angry Men, was of great interest to the male members of Forensics, because only the boys can interpret the material used. These participants must present a fifteen minute cutting. One of the tournaments that the Edset Ford Debate Team entered this year, the Kennedy Debate Tournament, proved to be very successful Pictured here is senior Larry LeOerc congratulating first place negative award winner Tim Seguin. 49 THESPIANS. Front Row; Pat Lange. Karen Rogers. Donna Garcia. Sally Esper, Jerry Ziaja, Dave Buday. Dorothy Kerstein. and Mr. Brown. Second Row: Glen White. Beth Huettman, Claudia Hill. Richard Mousigian, Scott McCullou i. Mike Veria, and Charlie Olszewski. Third Row: Robin Benyi, Jeff Muzyk, Dale Van Dorp. Tim Sequin. Alan Cdfunas, and Bob Thimble. DRAMA CLUB. Front Row: Joanne Bartos. Pat Lange. Jody Pipkens, Karen Rogers, Sandi McCann. Linda Dmolo. Nancy McCann. Donna Garcia. Sally Esper, Jerry Ziaja, and Chris Vadino. Second Row: Linda Watts, Dave Buday, Dorothy Kerstine, Katerina Burrows, Glen White, Beth Huettman, Claudia Hill, Gary l imberg, and Dale VanDorp. Third Row: Richard Mousigian. Scott McCullough, Mike Veria, Jim Vasco. Charlie Olszewski, Robin Benyi. Jeff Muzyk. Tim Sequin. Alan Cahinas, and Bob Trumble. DRAMA THESPIANS Dramatists honored by state legislature To become a member of the Thespian club, 100 hours of outside work is needed to be eligible; to remain a member 50 hours have io be put in each year. As much as 600 hours are put in by many of the members, but the average is about 300 hours. Last year at the drama festival the Michigan House of Representatives honored the club and their production the THE BALD SOPRANO with a first place rating in the state competition. The stepping stone for Thespians is the Drama Club which is used to educate members in the fundamentals of acting. When Dorothy (the defense attorney) is called to testify for her sister by the legal counselor, objections arise. Karen (the defendant) is concerned that Dorothy might end up betraying herself. 50 During the dress rehearsal of the Thespian play, YOU THE JURY, student director Claudia Hill takes time out to discuss the performance of Beth Heutman who played the housekeeper. Escorting Gloriana (Donna Garcia} from her throne, after the enlightening announcement to the people of Grand Fenwick of her en 2gement, is Tully Bascombe (Dale YanDorp), one of the high points of THE MOUSE THA T ROARED. The declaration of war from the little country of Grand Fenwick, being read by the Sally Share tie. leaves Bob Brough, playing the vice-president of the United States, bewildered 51 HI-Y Y-TEENS Organizations work Many young people are finding useful applications for their spare time. Students interested in helping others participate in the group projects for Hi-Y and Y-Teens. Hi-Y, strictly a male organization, has taken on many projects that are beneficial to both club members and the student body. A few of the projects included were selling bumper stickers and sponsoring a Dad’s Club card party. An all female organization, Y-Teens, has dedicated its projects this year toward making children at home and abroad happy. A Christmas party, for the less fortunate children from the Salina area, and a canister drive for UNICEF were among their projects. The mother and daughter banquet, an activity that needs planning and hard work, is discussed by Barb Newman, club vice-president, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Cluney, and Gait Newcomer. 52 for young, old Matters of immediate interest occupy Y Teens attention as Julie Heagerty. Marian Coppo, and Nancy Klutsenbckcr (sitting) finalize plans for the mother-daughter banquet. Front Row: Judy Beatty. Robin Stracken. Sue Mooney. Michelle Demmeurs. Elaine George, Julie Heagerty. Sue Earle. Sandy Munroe. Cindy Thomas, Pat Ball. Second Row Mary Lou Brandt. Rene Me tea, Barb Schroeder, Francine Melotti, Kathy O'Connell, Judy Artman, Kathy Taylor, Sue Lane. Marilyn Vincent. Third Row: Marsha Sandie, Merribcth Gin ich, Robin Curiak, Carol Gunthur. Mary Anne Pietraniec. Chris Luckscheiter. Cindy Wade, Pat Cronk, Gloria Mikulinski. Front Row: Pam Currie. Peggy Mikich, Robin Kuipers. Gwen Brown. Marianne Coppo. Gail VanTubergen, Martha Coppo. Doreen Grezbienik. Second Row: Janice Gauthier, Terryr Seguin, Barb Newman. Kathy Hamlin. Dee VanAndel. Janet Hutchinson. Kathy Shevock, Debbie Pearl. Third Row: Gail Newcomer, Chris Knutson, Nancy Klutsenbeker, Marie Arth, Sally Dehamer. Jane Lawton, Joan Geams. Cindyr Gimplc. Front Row: Richard Hogue, Gary Tunstall, Jim Vasko. Dave Buday, James Bremer. Paul Furbacher, Ric Sylvester. Jim Lutz. Mike Graham, Scott McCullough, Bob Taylor. Second Row: Dean Masouredis. Henry Wronkowicz, Andy Olinik. Gary Schauer. George Sarkisian, Phil Beuchkleare, Jeff Passeno, Brian Larsen, Don Behrendt. Tim Seguin, Rick Jenks. 53 FUTURE TEACHERS NURSES Volunteers assist less fortunate Vice-president Pam Bowyer, Secretary Isabelle Slagen. and President Val Rousse discuss guest speakers for future teachers. FUTURE NURSES. Front Row: Jody Nagy. Sony Sharpies. Robin Kuipers. Peggy Mikich. Michele Nancy Crawford. Denise Asutin, Karen Lapenta. Mrs. Joan Ewing. Second Row: Gail Vantubergen. Betty Ambrose. Debbie Fostey, Laura Broda. Mary' Miller. Barb Newman. Melisa Filer, Gloria Mikulinski, Kathy Shevock. Third Row: Linda Lloyd. Barb Cundy, Sharon Busiek. Debbie Remilar. Judy Artman. Barb Dellape, Karen Lindsay. Irene Lennon. 54 Officers Kathy Pickleseimer. Karen Lapenta, Pam Nicholson, and Jody Nagy confer with sponsor Mrs. Joan E wing about the volunteer program at Oakwood Hospital. The pro am not only encourages girls to do hospital work, but to also aid the nurses. FUTURE TEACHERS. Front Row: Nancy McCann. Jackie On. Peggy Mussill. Sandy McCann. Gloria Sebastion. Sue Michaluk. Linda Bigos Second Row: Isabelle Slagen. Karen Nalli, Mary Zimmerman. Val Rouse. Dorothy Schubatis. Molly Krajewski. Nancy Reese. Mrs. Aimerene Kaufman Third Row: Denise Guido. Chris Shema. June Sigman. Margaret Anderson. Andrea Smilie. Linda Lennox. Jane Lawton. Valerie Rousse. Future Teachers ' president, discusses the various money making projects the club could sponser. 55 LANGUAGE CLUBS Legends, customs play vital In the Austrian custom, demonstrated by German Club president Ric Sylvester as St. Mick and secretary Val Rousse as Krampus (the devil), the good kids are rewarded with candy and the “bad kids receive coal on December 6. The Spanish Club's victory in the Olympic games this year brings an enthusiastic smile to the face of Mr. Edward Skendzel. Spanish Gub sponsor, while talking to junior Paul Horvath. One of the many cultural activities of the German club, a film in German about Romantische Deutschland”, is being prepared by Mr. Horst Zimmer man n. 56 part of studies Qi Arttfeu GERMAN CLUB. Front Row Bob Bemben, Gloria Sebastian. Cindy Woolley, Gary Tunstall, Mary Kay Luoma, Linda Watts. Mary Lou Brandt. Janet Artman, Val Rousse. Sallie Esper, Barry Fine, Mr. Horst Zimmer man n. Second Row Linda Brown. Wally Lis. Mike Hoffman. Dee VanAndcl. Karole Klutke, Pam Fanto. Debbie Pearl. Janet Lis. Laura Novak. Gary Nanniga. Third Row: Georgia Ann Klutke. Ann Woodcock. Christie McGoud. Ric Sylvester, Chris Luckscheiter. Mike Paddy, Gary Edson, Larry Schonhofen. Carol Schauer, Carole Gunther. Fourth Row: Karen Lindsay. Janet Nagy. Allen Ruprecht. Rick Rice. Tim Pipkens. Bob Trumble. Tony Zipple. Jim Vasko. RUSSIAN CLUB. Front Row: Linda Huskey. Claudia Reid. Mary Anne Pietraniec, Pam Fanto. Val Rousse. Scott McCullough. Jim Vasko. Jeff Passeno. Curt Ash burn. FRENCH CLUB. Front Row: Susan Stetler. Jody Nagy. Denise Austin. Cathy Phyllis, Jody Beathy, Janice Gauthier, Nancy Crawford. Michele Demers. Sandi McCann. Karen Lapenta, Nancy McCann, Lynda Painter. Second Row: Gail Van Tubergen. Joanne Weber. Andrea Swiger. Doreen Grzebienik. Laurice Lilley, Sue Gonzales, Trudy Jorjensen, Jerry Ziaja, Gaudia Reid. Sandy' Strobel. Gndy Thomas, Lynn Schwendncr, Tim Sequin. Third Row: Paul Furbacher. Armin Manis, Sue Michaluk. Linda Bigos. Evie Niezgoda, Sherry Parsons. Robin Curiak. Merribeth Gingrich. Ball, Marsha Sandie. Dean Masouredis. Fourth Row: Mary Zimmerman. Sue Lane, Debbie Priest. Nancy Reese. Denise Guido. Pam Fanto. June Sigman. Chris Knutson, Nancy Klutsenbeker. Jane Lawton, Gary Niemczak, Jack Kostowny. Larry Duneske. 57 LANGUAGE CLUBS Varied activities include Every year during Christmas time, the clubs paint the windows with festive designs. This year's French Club window, depicting a gay red candle, conveyed the club’s best wishes to all. LATIN CLUB. Front Row: Sue Mittermaier. Betty Ambrose, Karen Bartos, Norm DeAngelis, Chris Moebs, Maureen Denning, Second Row: Linda Dillingham, Anne Welcher, Dave DeKay, Tom Hand. Maura McCartan, Terri Beddoes. SPANISH CLUB. Front Row: Jody Pipkens, Elaine George, Marian Coppo, Donna Garcia, Wendy Quillico. Paul Furbacher, Mary Ann Baier. Cindy Thomas, Ann Woodcock. Second Row: Jackie On, Becky Chase, Karen Nalli, Chris Mangpn. Kathy Mefford, Karen Gorman, Chris Bardelli, Carol Baker, Francine Melotti, Barbara Schroder. Third Row: Nancy Rogers. Sue Mosher. Trudi Burkhardt, Denise Nalli, Diane Bessler, Kathy O'Connell, Heidi Hoy, Linda Silver, Christie McLeod, Ken Rogers. Fourth Row: Paulette Kelly, Nancy Hall, Claudia Reid, Kris Jeppesen, Sue Cook, Beth Arp, Nancy Mauter, Linda Dillingham, Roberta Young, Holly McKinven. 58 Olympie games, initiations, cupcake sale SPANISH CLUB. Front Row Rosemary Del Grosso, Sandy Shank. Betsy Scala. Cindy Woolley. Sharon Beattie, Joyce Adamczak, Cyndi Nichols. Sheila Hadaway, Evie Niezgoda. Kathy Shevock. Second Row: Marsha Adams, Pat Ball, Rhonda Rogers, Janet Hutchinson. Margaret Anderson. Nancy Wendelowski. Linda Hall. Chris Vadino. Linda Maples. Jeff Adamczak. Pauleve Benio. Third Row: Paul Rogers, Tim Loula, Jim Baranowski, Tom Post, Dave Razor, Diane Metro. Ray King, Mike Graham, Tim Pipkens, Tom Hand. SPANISH CLUB. Front Row: Joanne Bartos, Pam Currie. Mary Ann Rajda, Pam Vogel. Janice Gauthier. Karen Rogers, Peggy Mussill. Wendy Sample, Bonnie Boutette, Wendy Cavern. Isabelle Stagen. Second Row: Heidi Mellema. Martha Coppo, Nancy Knott, Vicki Becker. Julie Gotten, Claudia Colver, Julie Hamilton, Renne Metea. Val Rousse, Marsha Sandie, Vicki Gardiner, Merribeth Gingrich. Third Row: John Jakcsy, Phil Beuckelaere, Jeff Muzyk, Jeff Passeno, Rob West, Jim Vasko, Hank Wolowiec. Curt Ashburn, Brian Larsen, Dale Van Dorp. 59 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student leaders strive for greater voice This year has been one of unrest in Edscl Ford's student body and government. The combined bodies want many changes. Though this year’s efforts seemed to be centered on the dress code, it was only a token issue. What the students and their government want is some authority and voice in school affairs; a voice to be reckoned with and not ignored. Many members of Edsel's student government pressed for a liberalized dress code. As a result of their efforts, Assistant Principal Robert Fedoruk foresees changes in next year's dress code. Although anxious for immediate changes, students became reconciled with assurances of changes in 1970-71; previous committments to the 1969-70 dress code must be held. Because of the efforts of student government, the following year promises to close even more that communication gap between students, faculty, and administration. Executive council members Robin Curiak. Jeff Muzyk. Dean Masouredis. and Vicki Becker review and discuss the school dress code in hopes of finding a happy medium that will satisfy both the student body and the school board EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. Front Row Joanne Bartos, Wendy Caverne. Mary Ann Radja, Karen Bartos, Vicki Becker. Betty Ambrose. Sue Mosher. Robin Curiak. Second Row Jerry Nanninga, Mike Paddy, Gary Edson, Scott Turner, Dean Masouredis. Jeff Muzyk, Brian Larsen, and Barry Pine. 60 in activities, affairs Mr. Robert Dalton. sponsor of the Executive council, has taken an extreme amount of his own time and energy to help Edsel Ford create a school government which truly represents the student body which elected it. 61 Editor-in hief Becky Brough, along hith staff members Ned Woodward and Crystal Yarlott, consider necessary changes in a newstaff story. Senior Linda Bower glances up after typing an important article for the next issue of the BOLT, concerning the school policy on the dress code. Articles reflect current 62 political problems of interest to students Sports writer Norman De Angelis and copyreader John Piegza scrutinize final copy before sending it to the print shop for publication. Politics has been a key issue this past year in world news, and the BOLT, Edsel's bi-weekly newspaper, is not to be out-done. Both sides of the political spectrum are represented in each issue. Crystal Yarlott holds the liberal fort in her column Orange- Aid, while the staffs conservative spokesman is Ann Woodcock. The BOLT staff is proud of the photographic prowess of Steve Rishel-epitomized in a November 1969 issue, featuring pictures taken during the Peace March on Washington. The sports page is a favorite of most students, due mainly to the always informative, often amusing, “Time Out,” By Norm De Angelis. Under the direction of Editor Becky Brough, each member of the staff works as part of a precision mechanism-designed for the sole purpose of providing Edsel Ford with a newspaper relevant to the needs and interests of the students. BOLT STAFF. Front Row: Neil Woodward, Norm DeAngelis, Crystal Yarlott, Christie McLeod, Ann Woodcock, Becky Brough. Second Row. Laura Sharp. Sally DeHamer, Jack Deo. Steve Rishel, Linda Bower, Steve Bosze, John Piezza. Lynda Bock, and Nancy Sulla. 63 tf i;« a ■JTtV 4 4 3 -J i ’S '5 ii T113 4 A gathering place in the classroom is the picture file. Mary Anne Pietraniec and Vicki Gardiner search for pictures used in paste-up as Chuck Shunkwiler hunts for layout pictures. The extremely steady and skilled hands of Dave Span burg and Pat Masi accurately cut away the excess paper on copy, cut lines, and pictures. These items are needed in paste ups for the deadline. The organization of senior pictures is one of the many time consuming tasks of Co-editor Denise Guido. Putting pictures in alphabetical order is not the hardest part though, it’s keeping them in order that presents the problems. 64 Advice becomes necessary for all members of the yearbook staff, causing frequent line ups. Yearbook Advisor Mrs Elinor Patouhas advises Cindy Woolley, Academic Editor, about sending corrections on copy to the publishing company. YEARBOOK Staff finds class time a valuable change FLIGHT STAFF: Front Row: Vicki Gardiner, Dari Buelow, Cindy Woolley, Karen Lapenta, Claudia Gill, Ann Bemat, and Mrs. Elinor Patouhas. Second Row: Ron Landelius, Tom Hand. Jeff Muzyk, Mary Ann Pietraniec. Denise Guido, Chuck Sikora. and Scott Guffey. Absent: Debbie Gee. Kathy McCoy, Chuck Shunkwiler. Bob Trumble, Dave Spanburg, Pat Masi, Liz Cantor, Mike Riker, Armin Manis, Dale Berry, and Steve Rishel. As an elective credit class, the yearbook staff gains needed hours enabling more work to be done. This hour is used to get pictures taken and developed, copy and cutlines written and typed, interviews conducted, and paste-ups completed. As always, many problems arise which end up being solved in group and individual conferences. Many membeis of the yearbook staff work extra hours before and after school, on weekends, and even during vacations. All members of the staff get a chance to develop their particular talents, as well as acquire new skills. Patience, cooperation, and organization are needed to produce a winning yearbook, that the '70 staff hopes to create. 65 BOOSTER CLUB Females dominate Booster club inspires school spirit by painting gaily-colored signs and hanging them in Thunder bird Hall. Juniors Pat Riney, Sandy Machak, and Bev Moore create the slogan, “Disintegrate Dearborn, ” for the season's most awaited game. spirit domain The Booster bus gives Edsel Ford students a chance to attend more away games, Diane Makas, Judy McPhee, Linda Gabrieli. Mary Murphy, Beth Ormandy, Becky Ward, and Pat Cyers take advantage of this opportunity. BOOSTER CLUB. Front Row: Maryann Radia, Sue Stetler. Denise Austin, Sue Mooney. Beth Arp. Julie Szabo. Sue Gonzalez. Mary Ann Baier, Elsa Alcamo. Jean Whitfield. Sue Adamczak. Second Row Vicki Gardiner. Ondy Thomas. Pat Ball, Gail Newcomer, Sue Earle, Nelson Sonders, Joanne Weber, Gaudia Reid, Terry Mask. Karen Bartos, Sandy Strobel. Third Row: Oirist Mangan, Julie Gotten, Marsha Adams, Mary Kaye Luoma. Bonnie Boutette, Cathy Mefford, Marsha Sandie. Andrea Swiger. Bev Boore, Pat Riney. Fourth Row: Sandy Bak, Heidi Hoy, Linda Silver, Meribeth Gingrich, Carol Guenther. Mary Ann Pietraniec, Robin Curiak, Chris Lucksheiter, Chris Shema. Kathy Wynn. Carol Baker. This year’s Booster dub attempted to add a new dimension, the male factor. A false connotation is attached to the club, the idea that the club is solely for girls. This year’s campaign by the sponsors, Miss Beverly Salancy and Mr. Robert Morency, to balance the club’s membership was not wholly successful, but their efforts will be renewed next fall. The attainment of the club’s goal, the support of all athletic events, involves many things. The money-making projects include the selling of pom-poms and Thunderbird buttons. They also bolster school spirit by distributing tags and painting spirit signs. Tentative plans have been made for an outing up north. To attend, the members must have been active and attended a good percentage of the activities. BOOSTER CLUB. Front Row: Judy Beatty. Pam Currie. Jackie Orr. Peggy' Mussill, Sandi McCann. Wendy Sample, Pam Vogel, Sandy Shank, Janice Gauthier, Laurice Lilley. Lois Coumeya, Betsy Scala. Jean Baier. Second Row: Rosemary Del Grosso, Brenda Bazaell, Sheila Hadaway, Camille Jousonous. Sandy Munro, Marilyn Vincent, Katrinka Burrows. Sue Lane. Chris Bardelli. Karen Gorman. Lynn Bozek. Gndy Gill. Third Row: Chris Vadino, Chris Bak, Peggy Dockham, Terri Sequin, Robin Strachan, Denise Guido. Nancy Mauter, Barb Cundy, Sharen Burek. Lynne Schwendner, Polly McKinven, Nancy Dekay. Fourth Row: Gndy Drozd, Lynn Spooner, Sharon Beattie. Kathleen Taylor, Chris Jeperson, Linda Kreighbraum. Kathy Shevock. Janet Hutchinson, Carol Mikulek, June Sigman, Ellen Kadzanowski, Beth Huettman. 67 Cheerleader Kathy Winn reveals an important ingredient in the 1969-70 cheerleading squad’s success, the participation of fans CHEERLEADERS. Front Row: Claudia Reid. Cindy Gill. Brenda Bazzell. Ellen Kaczanowski. Mary Ann Rajda. Second Row: Karen Bartos, Julie Gotten, Kathy Winn. Pam Vogel. Marion Shaffran. Vicki Gardiner, Debbie Ward. Terry Mask. Sandy Strobel. Anne Dougher. 68 CHEERLEADERS Two squads continue to spark enthusiasm This year it was decided to continue the idea of separate squads for football and basketball. The 1969 football cheerleadering squad consists of Front ?om. Terry Mask and Anne Dougher. Second Row. Kathy Winn, Marion Shaffran. Mary Ann Rajda, Julie Gotten and Vicki Gardiner. During halftime ceremonies, the Thunderbird basketball squad, under the direction of Miss Carole Gates, spreads spirit with fascinating formations. The members of this squad are as follows: Front Row. Ellen Kaczanowski and Debbie Ward Second Row. Sandy Strobel and Cindy Gill. Third Row. Pam Vogel. Brenda Bazzell, Claudia Reid, and Karen Bartos. The football squad cheerleaders, under the direction of Miss Mary Neiporte. lead fans in their favorite soul cheer Bolstered by this support, the athletes arc better able to snap out of their slumps and stretch their winning streaks This year through the introduction of new formations and cheers, this squad has inspired spirit. 69 INTRAMURALS Enthusiastic students participate before Playoffs to determine the championship in intramural basketball are a highlight of the program. Juniors Craig Bixman and At Bloch battle for a rebound in a recent game. LEFT: The set up is one of the most practical moves in volleyball as demonstrated by Jody Pipkens and Kathy Paddy. A BO VE: A waiting the downward flight of the volleyball is sophomore Marian Coppo. In order to play the same as close as possible to a real game situation, many of the same proceedures are used in intramural play. This is exemplified in this jump ball at the beginning of the game. 1 Cor. duc ting GAA meetings are the club officers. President Wendy Sample. Vice-President Chris Mangan. Secretary Jackie On. and Treasurer Pat Lange. Members listen closely as Chris rennrts on the point situation of members. Recording and totaling GAA points is a task for Chris Mangan and Bonnie Boutette Points determine eligibility for joining and receiving awards. 72 Checking the date scheduled for the GAA meeting are Sue Jushkewich and Chris Bardelli. The glass enclosed bulletin board which GAA purchased last year is a handy reference. G.A.A. Point system spurs interest, competition Playnights, family nights, a bike hike, and serving at some school activities arc some of the opportunities offered to GAA members. Points enabling girls to join are earned by participating in the girls’ intramural program. 120 points arc needed to become a member. The girls have to earn 120 points per semester in order to remain active. Extra points are earned through officiating at intramural sports, becoming a representative or an officer, being on committees, and managing tournaments. Girls work to earn their 300 point pins, GAA letter (600 points), and 1000 and 1300 point pins. GAA SENIOR MEMBERS. Karen Rogers. Sandy McCann. Marianne Raida. Pam Vogel. President Wendy Sample. Vice-President Chris Mangan. Secretary Jackie On, Treasurer Pat lange, Peggy Mussill. Becky Chase. Roberta Koslowsky. and Marylynn Dmoholski. Second Row: Terry Mask. Karen Nalli, Claudia Reid. Kathy Mefford. Bonnie Boutette. Judy Lakso. Barb Dallape, Kathy Winn. Pam Nicholson. Holly McKinven, and June Sigman. Third Row: Nancy Hall. Marian Shaffran, Vicki Becker, Lynda Painter. Dorothy Schubatis. Pan Fanto. Carol Baker. Chris Shema, Denise Guido, and Debbie Reakes GAA SENIOR MEMBERS. Front Row: Jody Nagy. Isabelle Slagen. Sue Gonzales. Elsa A lea mo. Mary Ann Baier. Cindy Woolley. Wendy Caverne. Trudy Jorgensen. Debbie Milburn. Denise Drabeck, Karen Bartos. and Chris Hoyt. Second Row: Carol Tylutki. Chris Bak, Julie Karas, Chris Bardelli. Jan Gunning. Plam Boyer. Nancy Mauter. Lauri Speak. Karen Lindsay, Janet Lis, and Nancy Klutsenbecker Third Row: Nancy Warsaw, Lynn Bozyk, Peggy• Dockham, Sue Jushkewich, Debbie Pearl. Julie Szabo, Beth Arp. Roberta Young, Pat Donnelly. Kathy Gelgota and Chris Knutson. 73 VARSITY Expanded activities boxing tourney, cake Under the new sponsorship of Mr. John Davis, the Edsel Ford Varsity club initiated many new money-making projects this year and received a maximum amount of success. These included the collectiong of funds to make possible the renaming of the pool in Coach Fred Evans’ memory, sponsoring the pep assemblies, i.e., starting the tradition of a cake-eating contest preceding a grme with Dearborn High and holding the Southeastern Golden Gloves semi-finals in which a substantial number of Edsel Ford boxers participated. The Varsity club uses many of its assets to buy athletic equipment and other fixtures for the school. Last spring they purchased a new four-man blocking sled to be used in football drills and new weight-lifting equipment to help keep the athletes in shape during the off-season. With this year’s funds they hope to buy a new scoreboard for the football field. include contest Presenting the Edsel Ford vanity football team with the Sauk Trail League co-championship trophy is Principal Fred Schreiber as Craig Woolley and Dennis Stevens look on. Showing obvious pleasure after receiving track shoes at last fall's sports banquet in Ooss Country Coach Robert Brammer V'ARSITY CLUB. Front Row: Larry Cameron. Bob Gabriel. George Szabo. Jeff Olinik, Joe Errante. Dennis Danielson. Jack Beyronneau. Bob Pettijohn, Tim Loula. Glenn White. Second Row: Rick Kaczmerick, Paul Rogen, Greg Pochmara, Dennis Abraham. Andy Olinik, Gary Schauer, Mike Riker. Brian Larsen. Hank Wolowiec. Third Row: Phil Beuckelaere. Ken Przybo. Paul Cornell. Jack Kosztowny, George Schauer. Dan Edwards. Dan Padys, Bob Ixiird, Rick Jenks. Demonstrating his unique way of inhaling a cake is senior Bob Sligay. Bob won going away’ the first annual cake-eating contest, held during a pep assembly before an upcoming basketball game with cross-city arch-rivals Dearborn High. 75 YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING CHORALE Student performers turn ambassadors Although some may think that vocal music classes are only concerned with school concerts, three Edsel Ford seniors have learned otherwise. Becky Brough, Dave Rasor, and Bob Trumble have been chosen as members of the 1970 Youth for Understanding Chorale, which tours South America this summer. After rigorous tryouts with 120 of the best singers in Michigan and Ohio competing, 65 were selected. From November until June, Saturday rehearsals are held in Ann Arbor. Tiring rehearsals pay off when the Chorale is invited to sing in festivals, cathedrals, and other occasions. Seven weeks and 30 concerts later, the participants return in August knowing that three years of Edsel Ford vocal music has been well worth the time and effort. It is hard to part with a family, even after just a week. Senior Bob Trumble. also in the 1969 Chorale, leaves the Schmidt family of Braunschweig. Germany, along with two Chorale girls from Ann Arbor who also stayed with the family. 76 A highlight of the 1969 Chorale's tour was being invited to participate in the Danish-American 4th of July Festival at Rebild National Park. Besides having an audience of 40,000. the Chorale was broadcast on Danish television and on Armed Forces radio. Rehearsing and memorizing over thirty pieces of music in thirty rehearsals ’ time is not an easy task. Becky Brough and Dave Rasor emerge from Pioneer High School after a tiring but unusually good rehearsal. Kronborg castle in Helsingor. Denmark, setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet, provides an ideal location for an informal concert with Mr. Robert Pratt directing 77 GOLDEN GLOVES Varsity club promotes boxing 78 After winning his bout with a sensational second round knockout, EdSel Ford senior Frank Pantoni strides off to a well-deserved rest. The bout was Pantoni’s first in Golden Gloves competition. tourney at Edsel On the night of January 24, Edsel Ford’s gym was packed with nearly 2000 people. This, in itself, is not unusual. What was unusual was that standing in the center of the gym was a platform ringed with ropes and containing various pairs of half-naked, sweating, battling young men. On that night Edsel hosted the Southeastern Michigan Golden Gloves tournament semi-finals. Tire tournament included 15 bouts, two of which included fighters from Edsel. These two boxers were senior Frank Pantoni and junior Kent Weatherford. Pantoni came on strong in his bout and did such damage to his opponent that the fight was stopped in the second round. To the further delight of Edsel fans, Weatherford won a decision over his foe. Tire sponsors and organizers of the tournament were the members of the varsity club. Their greatest task was transporting the ring from the state fairgrounds. Promoting and advertising was done by the members as well, with Mr. John Davis, sponsor of the club, insisting that the boys assume the complete responsibility for this activity. They decided that the money earned from the activity will be used to replace worn-out sports equipment. Wailing for the advance of his opponent with a look of anticipation and apprehension on his face is Dearborn boxer Mark Dapkowski. Perhaps apprehension is the better term as Dapkowski lost to a TKO just forty seconds later. Junior Kent Weatherford and his opponent lock together in the.first round of the five-round fight. Weatherford won the decision after a rough battle and moved onto the finals in the tournament. 79 I SjmtA djjfft tlWMJb QjmAJb o Mv flujAicai ojuL MMtaL taltofo . t(jjdAMJb OjuL (MidAxtyiiJot tny tkt Uuiunia (JlOAACfaA 4 t t€ A mtMrUUl cuuL (tov ex CA t tta (liA£ HWuj 0 bllfy. 81 EVANS MEMORIAL Pool dedicated to former coach The night of December 18,1969, became an important night for students, faculty, and other people involved iwth Edsel Ford. It was important because a man was being honored for his accomplishments both as a coach and as a man. The man was Mr. Fred W. Evans, and the event was the dedication of the Edsel Ford pool in his honor. After succumbing to injuries suffered in a car accident during the summer, plans were made by the Edsel Ford Varsity club to immoratlize the name of Fred Evans in a permanent place in the building. Since Mr. Evans was foremost in the bringing Edsel to power as a varsity swimming coach as well as assistant football coach and athletic director, the pool was chosen as the place for honoring him. One of the many speakers who helped to dedicate the pool to Fred W. Evans was Mr Thomas Barrett, a social studies teacher at Edsel Ford who knew Mr. Evans and his family for many years. Junior standout Mike Riker shows his winning take-off form that Mr. Fred Evans helped him to perfect when he started swimming at the age of nine at Ten Eyck pool. 82 LEFT: Another outstanding protege of Mr. Evans is Jim MacBeth, who has developed into a fine diver as a senior this year. RIGHT Mr. Mike Zinn confers with Mr. Thomas Barrett on how the presentation of the pool to Mr. Fred W. Evans will be made 83 FOOTBALL Thunderbirds tie Braves for championship Edsel Gridders bounce back to win four of last five and save season Charging from their defensive positions to contain the Fordson defensive attack are juniors Paul Cornell (53) and Paul Badalucco (64). A spirited drive by Fordson in the closing moments of the game upset Edsel 20-16. 1969 FOOTBALL RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 21 East Detroit 30 16 Fordson 20 13 Walled Lake 18 14 Ypsilanti 0 27 Wayne 6 34 Ecorse 14 7 Dearborn 13 21 Allen Park 14 Won 4 Lost 4 Sauk Trail members After being out of contention for the Sauk Trail league championship for one year, the Edsel Ford gridders bounced back this year. The T-Birds started off the season with three straight losses. They seemingly had the first game wrapped up when East Detroit scored two TD’s in the last three minutes of play to win, 30-21. Edsel then absorbed their second straight last-minute defeat at the hands of Fordson with four minutes left in the game. After dropping a third game, the T-Birds rebounded to win four out of the last five with the low point, the loss to rival Dearborn, giving up the golden football for the second straight year and closing the season with a 2-1 league record to share the league title with Ypsilanti. Defensive standouts Curt Ash burn (76) and Paul Cornell (53) rush Walled lake's running back Wayne Morenz (21). Both Ash burn and Cornell were allleague defensive selections. 84 Senior quarterback Gary Schaucr (15), contemplates whether to hand-off to his halfback or to attempt a pass to his flanker Mike Foley (27). Keeping the Walled Lake defense from breaking up the play are Glenn White (74) and Mike Bodurka (88). VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Front Row: Frank Pantoni. Mike Foley. Mark Golles, Jeff Basse no, Kevin Carmichael. Curt Ashburn. Glen White, Co-captain Brian Ijirsen, Co-Captain Gord Luchonok. Joe Maltese, Bob Sligay. Larry Cameron. Mike Kaminski, George Sarkisian. Second Row: Denny Stevens, Wade Kirby. Jim Sherlock. Tom Dr can, Paul Cornell. Len Smolensk!. Andy Olinik, Gary Schauer, Ralph Lindsay. Greg Sasinowski. Scott Turner. Gary Forsythe. Third Row Bob Redinger. Gary Luchonok. Mike Carson. Tom Haling. Chariy Menson. Mick Mara no. Norm Brehm. Rich Glover. Tom Oeming. AI Kozlowski. Dan Edwards. Paul Badalucco. Fourth Row: Armin Manis. Head Coach Ralph Cornell, Assistant coaches Jack Bridges and Jon Davis. Jim Gordon, Scott McDonald. Bob Sankovic. Craig Woolley. Bill Sutt. Mike Bodurka. Rick Yuskowatz. and Rick Burgess. 85 All-league members Paul Cornell (53) and Gordon Luchonok (66) stop a potential Ypsilanti drive. Contributing to the defense, are Mark Golles (83). Curt Ashbum (76). and George Sarkisian (80). Kevin Carmichael, another all league member, watches. FOOTBALL Showing the form that earned for him the position of all-league end, Mike Foley catches the touchdown pass against Dearborn. This was the only time the T-Birds were able to score in this battle. T-Birds dominate all-league offense The offensive team proved superior to league rival Ypsilanti. Here the backfield with quarterback Gary Schauer (15), Brian Larsen (33) and Andy Olinik, show their combined effectiveness in that gtme. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Front Row: Jim Houroian, Kim Bond, Rob Berce. Ken DaRos. Mike Murphy, Rick Kononchuk, Brian McKowen, Mike Sied, George Pappas. John Rajda. Second Row Sam Vukson, Jim Hamel. Phil Roach, Mike Miller. Dale Hadden. Tony DiPaolo. Glen Tomaine, Greg Remmy, Ron Rynick. Andy Papp. Third Row: Mark Johnson, Mark Schoosanian. Allan Darwish, Bob Kovar, Ken Norris. Jon Tripoli, Ed Ziaja, Wally Lis, Bob Jones, Rick McNally, John Papp. Fourth Row: Coach Gary Schlaif. Tom Plachetzki. Rick Juarez, Ralph Delveechio, Mike Lupinski, Gordon Ferris. Bob Kuhlman, Jim Taylor, Jeff Pugh, Bill Luenock, Head Coach Richard Hough. Varsity co-captain Gordon Luchonok receives some key instructions from Head Coach Ralph Cornell. Listening is a manager. Mike Carson. 87 CROSSCOUNTRY Under Coach Brammer Edsel Harriers VARSITY CROSS COUNTR Y TEAM Coach Robert Brammer. Matt Leon Mur tough Richard Cad well. Casey Hamm. Phil Beuckelaere. Bob Korczvk King, and Dennis Gallinant. Pete Ray Streaking across the finish line, under the watchful eyes of Mr Pat Wyka. is Pete Murtaugh. Enthusiastic supporters cheer him on to greater speed. grab second place This year marked the debut of coach Robert Brammcr. With his inspiring leadership and the usual hard work by the team, EF was able to continue its status as a power to be reckoned with in the Sauk Trail league, finishing second despite tough competition. Edsel started off on a temporary sour note, loosing to Carden City, 30 to 27. However, the T-Birds avenged this defeat by winning with a strong victory over Fordson and Bently in a Tri-School meet. Their victims in this span included Trenton, Livonia Stevenson, Wayne, and Ypsilanti. Dondero played the role of the spoiler, beating the T-Birds handily, 24-36. Then to add insult to injury the Dearborn Pioneers beat out the Harriers. 24-30. The Harriers rallied to face Livonia Churchill. When the smoke cleared, the Harriers stood victorious, 30-28. Hope for a continuation of the three-year winning streak next year hinges on the hard work of returning lettermen Pete Murtaugh, Ray King, and Bob Korczyk. Going over a little pre race strategy are Ray King (left), Coach Robert Brammer. and Captain Rich Cadwell. In his first year as Cross-Country Coach, Mr Brammer led the team to an exciting 8- 3 season. 1969 CROSS-COUNTRY RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 30 Garden City 27 24 —Fordson 54 Bentley 45 22 Trenton 35 27 Livonia Stevenson 29 27 John F. Kennedy 34 28 Wayne 29 27 Ypsilanti 28 36 Royal Oak Dondero 24 30 Dearborn 24 28 Livonia Churchill 30 Each straining to get off to his best start, the fastest runners in the league take a final breath before leaping forth Edsel s runners are in the left. 89 BASKETBALL Strong first half results in successful VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW Tom Haling. Scott Turner. Richard Jenks. Jim Talasis, Jim Gordon. Gary Issacson. Rob Berce. and Carl VonWalthausen. SECOND ROW: Coach Domke. Dan Padys. Jim Ellis. Dennis Danielson. Nick LeBlanc. Jim Meyer. Bill Meyer and Ric Brotherton. Pulling down another important rebound in the Wayne Edse! game is Dan Padys (12). Amidst those supporting Dan are Jim Talasis (30) and Rick Jenks (50). Retrieving a loose ball in the first action is senior BiU Meyer (14) as seniors Dan Padys (12) and Jim Talasis (20) stand by. Bill has led the team in scoring for the last two years. T-Bird season The Edsel Ford varsity basketball team came up with one of it’s finest seasons in the history of the school, finishing the season with a 13-6 record. The T-Birds started off the season by winning seven straight before falling to River Rouge in the latter’s tournament during the Christmas vacation. Looking at the season as a whole, there were many high points including a resounding 99-44 victory over Livonia Churchill where the point spread was one of the largest ever for the T-Birds over their opponents in recent years, coming from behind and beating Wayne by one point with only six seconds remaining in the game, avenging an earlier defeat at the hands of Dearborn, defeating them 65-52, and finally beating Ypsilanti for the first time in a number of years 55-51 to bring a most successful season to a close. Many individuals stood out for the T-Birds this year, including seniors Bill Meyer and Rick Jenks, and junior Dennis Danielson. Bill led the team for the second straight year in scoring and Rick led the team in rebounds. Dennis sparked the team many times with his great ball handling and shooting. 1969 BASKETBALL RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 78 Garden City East 56 53 Ann Arbor Pioneer 40 74 Livonia Bentley 43 61 Livonia Franklin 51 66 Grosse lie 45 51 Garden City East 49 52 Highland Park 50 61 River Rouge 73 71 Thurston 61 74 Wayne 52 55 Dearborn 57 54 Ypsilanti 66 99 Livonia Churchill 44 50 Birmingham Seaholm 58 65 Trenton 71 54 Wayne 53 65 Dearborn 52 55 Ypsilanti 51 88 Annapolis 80 47 Fordson 58 WON 14 LOST 6 BASKETBALL Getting set for the all important jump ball at the beginning of the Birmingham Seaholm-Edsel Ford ball game are seniors Jim Talasis, Dan Padys. Rick Jenks. and Bill Meyer. Scoring two important points in the Dearborn High-Edsel Ford game and enabling Edsel to score a 65-52 victory, avenging an earlier defeat at the hands of the pioneers, is Bill Meyer. 92 give E.F. a highly balanced attack JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. Front Row Roger Weidcmann, Bill Cooper. Dave Ruta, Larry Haase. Craig Woolley, John Rajda, Jeff Bowman. Second Row: Coach Schultz, Herb Schewe, Rick Kananchuk. Ken DaRose, Dave Span burg. Mark German and Jim Cairns. Leaping in the air to thwart an attempt by a Wayne opponent to score a basket is TBird Dan Padys (12). Arching into the air to connect with another basket is Bill Meyer (14) while Rick Jenks, Jim Ellis (52), and Jim Talasis look on. In a hotly contested game between Dearborn High Edsel, on our home court, a rebound can determine the game. In this action TBirds Jim Talasis. Rick Jenks (50), and Dan Padys fight for one. 93 WRESTLING 1970 WRESTLING RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 11 Ann Arbor Pioneer 35 21 Arm Arbor Huron 27 27 Garden City West 25 15 Ypsilanti 35 17 Wayne 25 27 Birmingham 16 25 Dearborn 17 45 Southfield 3 41 Fordson 5 WON 5 LOST 4 As it looks at the moment, junior grappler George Schauer is all tied up. After toying with his Southfield opponent during the first round, he then moved back and pinned his man to add three more points to Edsel's final tally. E.F. grapplers 94 host first invitational held in city For the sixth year in a row the Edsel Ford High grapplers won the city championships. A predominately junior team defeated Dearborn High 25-17 and buried the Fordson Tractors, 45-5. Defeating Dearborn was one of the most exuberating experiences the mat-men had this season. Another high point of the season was qualifying a record number of men for the state championships held in Trenton this year. These four men were A1 Taylor, a junior, 110 lbs., Jeff Olinik, a junior, 103 lbs.. Bob Wancha, a senior, 154 lbs. and junior Tom Brown, 185 lbs. Another outstanding wrestler is heavyweight Paul Cornell. Paul won the league championship for his heavyweight division, and was one of the deciding factors in the defeat of Dearborn High. Senior Co-captains Dennis Abraham and Bob Wancha always managed to get the team up for a big meet and always came through when the pressure was on. With six returning lettermen Mr. Wyka and next year’s wrestling team should have a good chance of the city championships again. WRESTLING. Front Row Jeff Olinik. Dennis Abraham. Wally Gibbins. Al McPhee, Al Taylor. Jack Deo. Craig MacBeth. Coach Pat Wyka. Second Row: George Szabo. Bob Wancha. Gary Schauer. Rob West. Mike Olszewski. George Schauer, Tom Brown. Paul Cornell. Senior co aptain. Bob Wancha. shakes hands with Andy Kokas from Dearborn High. Both men were anxious to win their final match in this years E.F. wrestling invitational. 95 SWIMMING Edsel repeats last year’s season. With the graduation of divert Bill VanGoff and Jim MacBeth, next year's diving hopes rests on the shoulders of unior Jack Beyronneau who practices his back one-and-a-half flip. 1970 SWIMMING RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 59 Thurston 46 57 Dearborn 48 65 N. Farmington 40 52 Ann Arbor Huron 53 65 Grosse Pointe 40 68 Livonia Franklin 37 51 Dearborn 54 34 Birmingham Seaholm 69 54 Ypsilanti 47 37 Bloomfield Hills Andover 68 63 Livonia Stevenson 42 64 Wayne 41 WON 9 LOST 3 look to next year After winning five out of the first six meets the T-Birds tankers went into a late season slump starting with the defeat by swimming rival Dearborn High. To the team members and coach this was the crashing point of the year. During this slump the tankers were handed two of their most degrading losses; one to Birmingham Seaholm, 69 34, the second to Bloomfield Hills, 68-37. Finally the slump broke, and Edsel finished the season on a winning note by defeating Wayne 64-41. This year six swimmers and two divers made the trip to Ann Arbor to take part in the class A State Championships. Senior divers Jim MacBeth and Bill VanGoff finished tenth and thirty fifth, respectively. Mike Riker placed ninth in the 200 yd. individual medley. Jerry Reimer finished thirteenth in the 200-yard freestyle. Mike Stewart placed in the top twenty in the same event. The 400-yard freestyle relay quartet of Mike Riker, Bob Currie, Mike Stewart, and Jerry Reimer qualified for all-American recognition with a time of 3:22.1. ABOVE: The man in the water is not the only man summing the race. Every man on the team is with him Silently cheering on their teammate are sophomore free styler Doug Turner, senior co-captain Jerry Reimer. and junior diver Jack Beyronneau LEFT: Junior Mike Riker and sophomore Tim Skipinski work to get off the starting block to take an early lead in their competition. Getting a lead at the start is the best way to win. As Mr. Zinn would say. “Get in front and stay there. SWIMMING Front Row: Todd Parkhurst. Joe Wilson. Jim McBeth. Jack Beyronneau. BUI VanGoff. Mike Riker. Denny Olson. Jerry Reimer. Second Row: Gary Mulvihill. Tom O 'Dell. Tim Skupinski. Bob Currie. Bob Pettijohn. Bob Gabriel. Kurt Eckert. Third Row Craig Lindsay. Jerry Gritter. Denny Quenneville. Doug Turner Denny Novak. Bob Laird. Mike Stewart. Jerry Day Fourth Row: Gary Sommers. Scotty McDonald. Rick Kaczmarek. Tom Slick. Phil Thomas. Byron Baker. Coach Mike Zinn. 97 TRACK T-Birds record. TRACK TEAM. Front Row: Tom Fleming, Al Oz. Lorry Schemanskv. Gary Edson, Ray King, Jim Gillett, Gary Pochmara. Mike Baity, Rick Esper, Ray Speirs, John Holda. Second Row: Mark Diroff, John Piestrak, Paul Sharkey. Doug Keller. Rob Sandie, Rick Saenz. Jim Nagy, Kevin Toumear. John Tripoli, Rick Suarez. Bob Korczyk, Barry Fodor, Mat Leon. Dennis GaUinat. Tim Furbacher Third Row Jack Bridges Coach, Mike Miller. Pete Murtagh, Rick Glass. Mark White, Bob Blair, Ralph Unsay. Jon Eriden, Richard Kononchuk. Curt Ash bum. Phil Beuckelacre, Hank Wolowec. Jim Tala sis, Casey Hamm. Tom Plachetzki. Dean Moody. Don Wenskay, John Popp, Steve Oleksyn. Coach Arnold Domke Absent Rick Cadwell. Eugene Newman, Ken Norris. Dennis Abraham. Displaying a unique running combination are senior Bill Van Goff, sophomore Casey Hamm, senior Rick Cadwell, and sophomore Paul Sharkey. According to Coach Domke these men add to the depth and determination of the Edsel squad hope to equal ’69 1969 TRACK RECORD second in city Edsel Ford 53 Garden City West Opponent 66 71 Wyandotte 47 67 Livonia Franklin 51 63 Wayne 55 71 Taylor Center 47 74 Ypsilanti 44 73 River Rouge 31 37 Dearborn 81 nr -a 85 Won 7 Melvin dale 33 Lost 2 Two of the most astounding long distance runners Edsel Ford has ever had are senior Phil Beuckalaere and Junior Pete Murtagh. Phil and Pete led the team in wins last season. Flying through the air as he runs the low hurtMes is senior Hank Wolowiec Hank is an Edsel athlete who has earned a letter for each of his three years at Edsel 99 1969 BASEBALL RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent S Fordson 7 2 Allen Park 0 3 Trenton 0 4 Wayne 2 2 Belleville 1 1 Dearborn 4 4 Ypsilanti 3 8 Adrian 1 6 Adrian 5 5 Melvindale 1 2 Wayne 1 6 Dearborn 2 4 Ypsilanti 7 6 Melvindale 0 7 Dearborn 2 5 Sacred Heart 1 WON 13 City Champions LOST 3 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM. Front Row: Mick Marano. Frank Pantoni. Craig Woolley. Larry Cameron. Andy Olinik. Bill Suit, Norm Gomolak. Bob Redinger. Bob Molinari Second Row: Coach Jon Davis. Bill Meyer. Mike Foley. Gary Rich Yuskowatz.Rick Jenks. Jim Sherlock. Paul Gauger. Jim Uebbing. Frank Hanson. 100 BASEBALL Finest season in teams wins first E. F. history, championship TOP: Senior catcher Frank Pantoni demonstrates the perfect batting stroke that made him a varsity regular for three straight years. BOTTOM: Bending down to choose his war club ” is senior shortstop Bill Meyer Bill has continuously been one of the team s top hitters, especially in RBl s. Senior Mike Foley legs out an infield single to enable the TBirds to beat Trenton, 3 0. in a nondeague game on Edsel’s home field. 101 GOLF Veteran players set new pace 1969 GOLF RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 188 Dearborn 170 173 Livonia Franklin 161 179 Ypsilanti 153 168 Taylor Center 180 379 Dearborn Press 319 168 Plymouth 161 168 Fordson 168 171 Melvin dale 193 184 Washtenaw 151 365 State Regional Burroughs 310 167 Wayne 192 169 Melvindale 193 176 Dearborn 168 Wayne Forfeit Won 5 ' 18 holes Tied 1 Lost 6 Practice is the most important factor in a golf match, for it puts great responsibility on each individual. Juniors Tom Haling and Tom Drean take a few practice shots before an upcoming match with Redford. GOLF TEAM. Front Row Mike Rorriguez. Jim MacBeth, Tom Rosier, Mike McLain, Lou Fachellio, Mike Kinnell. Mark Papineau. Second Row Kevin Brown, Joe Pytleski, Ken Darossc, Bob Nicholson. Gary Piseula, Phil Turowski. Third Row Mr Brammer, Ron Landelius. Nick Rousseau, Tom Haling. Bob Taylor, George Sarkisian. Dennis Unser. Glen Nowicki. In golf or any other sporting event, strategy plays an important role. Tom Drean and Tom Haling discuss essential ideas before a final match. The care and planning of strategic maneuvers can make the difference in any win or loss. 103 TENNIS Netman hope to preserve last year’s glory despite loss of key men ABOVE:'Senior Larry LeOerc sets himself to return his opponent's serve as interested spectators look on. The tension of the meet is shown on Larryt's face. RIGHT: A fine example of teamwork is given by senior Jim Vasko and junior Armin Manis. Playing doubles requires the concentration of both players. f .$reP ▼ r T IKa EDSEL FORD TENNIS TEAM. Front Row Armin Manis, Steve Shovoly, Gary Unser, Jim Vasko, Dave Moehring, Rick Marshall. Second Row. Chris Bradley, Tim Loula. Larry LeQerc, Jack Kostowny, Larry Schonhofen, and Mike Mecurio. 1969 TENNIS RECORD Edsel Ford Opponent 6 Inkster | 4 Allen Park 3 1 Cran brook 6 2 Dearborn 5 4 Grosse Pointe 3 7 Ypsilanti 0 7 Bentley o 6 Wayne I 1 Dearborn 6 4 Plymouth 3 Ypsilanti 0 4 Detroit Redford 3 5 Ann Arbor 2 5 Wayne 2 Won 11 Lost 3 Demonstrating his well-polished overhand smash is junior Tim Loula Coach Ralph Cornell believes that with the addition of many promising underclassmen like Tim, Edsel may well repeat last year’s success. IhuLwJUAmjuu djpj ' ULcA tjjjttv 0 fci « . tW) m 9k m AiwuL, amiAA (1MAA 1 tXKxl. Au exllUA 1Lt wutykty j mjomj that aMv t Ua a| |Kk tdL e uL. William C. Byrant 107 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Brad McFarlin. Nancy Ensiminger, Denise Gill. Diane Mitchell. Cathy Murphy. Connie Alarie. Sandie Spear. Joan Ferris, John Conti. Second Row: Dennis Gallinat, Todd Parkhurst. Neva Coriz, Carolyn Karr, Nadine Messina. Karen Johnson. Susan Pagen. Mr. DiFranco. Third Row: Sam Hollis. Mike Miller, Jim Blesener. David Smith, Debbie Reimer, Laurie Hill. Ilona Kosch. Bill Pinch. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Sharon Beattie. Renee Me tea, Linda Rudcki, Loretta Moschetti, Gale Glowacki, Debbie Natkowski. Joyce Adamczak. Kim Wisner. Ann Marie Sanak, Christine Rinn. Second Row Marsha Brown. Imgard Winklmeiers, Vicky Smiley, Kathy Schwarzhoff Ted Tifrea, Ray Marley, Jeff Ponstein, Bob O’Neill, Susan Cook. Mr DiFranco. Third Row: Casey Hamm, Larry Waligorski. Paul Richards. Chuck Major, Rick Burgess. Tom Korany, Greg Remmy. Julie Wolin. Gerrv Kenger. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Gary Popek. Barry Pine. Sharon Jarvie, Denise Hassan, Lisa Chiasson, Lottie Lucas, Sue Smith, Marilyn Bailey, Ron Weclowski, Randy Dunn. Paul Pomeroy, Teresa Conti. Second Row: Sue Romas. Algie Stranton. Sue Frazier. Brad Farrent, Steve Bodzsar, Mark Silvers. Ellen Molnar, Judy Art man, Alice Larkins. Jeanne Guerney, Linda Puroff Mr DiFranco Third Row: Gary Popek, Bill Cadwell, Joseph Bemat, Andy Popp, Ken Kavanagh, Joe Bunetto, Randy Hessler, Irene Lennon. Mike McTaggart, Ron Glotzhober, Jeanie Lindner. Prolonged election delays class activities Meeting in the hall for a brief but urgent session are secretary Karen Linderman and vice president Laurie Kitzmann. Mr. Rudy Skodack discusses the economic situation of the sophomore class with Jan Kerstein and Mark Papineau. 108 SS OF Could a class have all female officers? Never, says the sophomore class. While these three officers Laurie Kitz man n, Jan Kerstein, and Karen Linder man Mail patiently for their president Mark Papineau to arrive for a short business meeting. 109 WELCOME WIGGLE SOPHOMORES. Front Row Beth Ormandy. Cathy Caruana. Hester Rizer, Peggy Mikich, Ann Michon, Tom Hutchings. Al Kussy. Mike Boudreau. Debbie Gardner. Second Row: Pam Scott. Debbie Bellenir, Chris Bay, Bob Bailey. Gary Ash. Mark Papineau, Mary Stancsa. Brenda Gorley, Mr. Monson. Third Row: Charles Nystle, Bob Toje, Fred Young. Cass Venulor. Jennifer Endres. Ruth Umstead. Denise Hermling. Chris Skrocki. Absent Paul Figure!. Nancy Skolnik. Craig Lindsay. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Sharon Skorich. Michelle Mamroctski, Debbie Wirth, Denise Falandysz. Elaine Makas, Mary Ann Fawk, Anita Johnson. Rick Apple. Tom Gabrielse Second Row: Lynne Schubert. Nancy Murphy. Michelle Soltz, Heather Fader. Mary Seale, Lisa Fodor, Ruth Philo, Wendy Wilkes. Karen Rebiet, Mark Kochanski. Third Row: Arnold Oz, Ken Gustafson, Wally Lis, Michael Moosekian, Carlton Barrett. Mike Daley. Jack Smith. Charles Molnar, Curtis Sullivan Absent: John Snyder. Senior class officers Wendy Caverne. Jeff Musyk, and John Jakcsy, exchange a few laughs as they carry on their duty of selling refreshments to Dave Buday. 110 Large turnout reflects sophomores’ school spirit Working in shifts, senior Phil Beuckalacre takes his turn and checking coats; to the delight of the 'welcoming' senior class, all coats returned to their rightful owners. Waiting for everyone to arrive for the official social 'introduction to Edsel Ford, sophomores, Sharon Skorich and Carol Jushkewich, talk over Edsel’s defeat at Fordson that afternoon. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Sharon Jensen. Tom Bennett, Pete Berton, Pam Johnson, Pam Miller, Ed Kiekens. Nancy Bemardin. Sue Archer, Karen Krajewski, Mr. Monson. Second Row: Lois Bock, Debby Lebeck. Karen Linderman, Paula Phillips. Mary Mesner. Michele Demers. Gary Jefferson. Neola Martin. Third Row: Pete O'Leary, Mark Topping. Gary Kilduff. Rob Berce. Marie Shemanski, Greg Gardner. Bill Richardson, Randy Kessler. Rob Sandie. Absent Martin Sulla. Ill ACADEMIC ADJUSTMENT New faces, environment bewilder, delight ABOVE: Alcoves at Edsel Ford arc a place where last minute homework, overdue papers, and the latest news can be spread between friends in the early morning hours. RIGHT: Sophomore Pam Bartholomew takes time to relax in the library while thumbing through a magazine and listening to WLDM, that play anything from “rock ” to the latest news. 112 audience SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Dean Koy, Sandy Bak. Sandy McNabb, Chris O’Donnell. Mike Pianga, Bill Hovatter. John Tanner. Gary Tunstall. Ed Ziaja. Second Row: Dianne Bessler. Debbie Siders. Connie Biestek, Lynn Cathey. Maureen Marcean. Debbie Rickards. Ruth Sikora. Tom Jackson. Mr. James R. Irwin. Third Row: Tom Schroer. AI Bury ta. Jeff Bowman. Dennis Hudson. Sandy Hiemi, Kathy Evans. Mark Durbal. Tom Cibor. Absent: Linda Chimes. Diane McMahon. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Kim Green. Shirley Swartout, Cindy Cloutier. Jodi Denyer. Mark Sitarski. Katie Laiklam. Gwen Brown, Nancy Waite, Linda Kreighbaum. Second Row Martha Coppo, Tom lngpll. Jim Cooper. Dennis Novack. Craig Mac Beth. Rick Schubatis. Jerry Nanninga. Sheila Cooper. Mr. DiFranco. Third Row Cathy Leone. Meribeth Liddell. Sharon Burek. Saudi Lenardom. Margaret Anderson. Gerald Niemi. John Klonowski. Tony Zipple, Mark Hey niger. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Cynthia Knoll, Ron Cseke, Tim Wittersheim. Keith Metz. Tom Finnegan, Bob Fiolek, Gail Smoly, Barb Milkiewicz. Becky McMahon. Margie Bemardin. Second Row: Gary Holland. Doug Keller. Denise Gherardini. Cathy Hugjies, Judy Fitzpatrick, Janet Wallace, Nora Cherry, Judy McPhee. Nancy Kilmer. Ann Filer. Mr. James R. Irwin. Third Row: Ronald Juergens, Duane Wiseley, Diane Olson. Janet Kerstein, Ken Norris. Randy Brewer. Clayton Pierce, Gary Soroka. Kim Pierson. John Ray da. Absent Brand ford Drake. 115 SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Jody Pipkens, Elaine George, Tim Varga, Steve Kurbel. Donna Monroe. Laurie Kitzman. Deb Downing. Shirley Clyde, Judy Kennedy Second Row Michelle Pieper, Larry Schemansky. Jerry Lapinski. Jim Benson, Dennis Rigley Rick Suarez. Greg Wells. Jack Deyell, Mr. James R. Irwin. Third Row Wendy Bloess. Linda Lennox, Dave Mrozek, Dan Wendlowsky, Chris Brockmiller, Tom Chrapkiewicz. Bvran Baker, Mike Lowe. Absent Mike Sied. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Tom Ross, Deneen Kastran. Sharon Booth, Mary Synowiec, Sue Penk, Leslie Blair. Kieth Birard. Maryellyn Rice. Second Row: Kathy Taylor, Todd Fowler. Jan Mizgala, Greg Gifford. Mark Diroff Diane Miedlar, Donna Zanardelli. Mr. James R. Irwin. Third Row: Richard Harlow, Charles Latuvnik, Rick Esper, Mark Medos, Jane Pierceall, Cindy Kocsis, Annette Dicriscio, Linn Spooner. Absent: GaU Cairnie. Michelle Conrad. Ruth Hoppe, Gary Sommer. Bob Szczechura. P.F.O.-OPEN HOUSE Parents change National Honor SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Gayle Berkebile, Sue Mosher, April Cardinal, Denise Nalli. Barb Blevins. Elaine Pletnik, Mary Rebok, Pam Polcyn. Julie Heagerty Second Row: Pat Cronk, Tim Skupinski, Bob Schoreack, Brian McKowen, PhiI Roach. Sam Vukson, Mark Shooshanian. Mark Nadas. Mr. James R. Irwin. Third Row Doug Todd. Jim Taylor, Ted Ploch, Jim Falkiewicz, Ted Snefky, Joel Sylvester, Dave Girard, Diana Marley. Absent: Craig Burnett, AI Esch. 116 roles, follow student schedules,- Society members act as guides Attentive parents realize the advantages of learning through experimentation from Mr. Stanley Smith. Biology instructor. LEFT: National Honor Society member Pam Fanto assists Mrs. Robert Wancha in trying to decipher her son's schedule. RIGHT: The importance of having good study habits is discussed and explained by Mrs. Bessie Stuart to Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Seid. 117 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Mock companies offer opportunity to learn industrial business skills In the absence of the treasurer. Kathy Stickney, president of the Spoilers. collects sales money from Sharon Bielenda. As last year, the beer-can cigprette lighters remain a fast selling product. As in the business world, junior achievers Denise Nettle and Mark Kochanski look forward to their ‘break. ” SOPHOMORES. Front Row Sharon Sicilia, Jessie I a whom. Helo Kolter. Claudette Bernier, Susan Buckner. Sandy Church, Kerin Maillard. John Heagerty. Second Row Barb Schroeder, Kathy O'Connell. Marie Hogan, Undo Major. Pam George, Dolly Tar, Mary Lubcrto. Mr. Skodack. Third Row: Bob Kovar, Tom Siwik, Mike Arcello, Dan Rankin. Gary Galusky, Dave Dobrovich, Carol Zimnicki. Absent: Tony Werth. SOPHOMORES. Front Row Barbara Plante. Alan Duszkiewicz. Suzanne Frank. Peggy Kosier, Kathy Hill. Dennis Kohasier, Stan Kurbel, Deb Vitale. Marylou Brandt. Alan Richards. Second Row: David Peters, Randy German. Pam Bartholomew. Dan Hancock, Elaine Danowski, Karen Tschirhart, Kaye Nosworty, Debbie Paschali. Richard Zuchowtcz, Mr. Skodack. Third Row: Chuck Wesley, Richard McNally. Mike Bozyk. Greg Motorojescu. Kevin Brown, Glenn Nowicki, Dennis Quenneville. Richard Kononchuk, Dean Moody. Tom Grabowski. SOPHOMORES. Front Row Donna Abound. Juanita Nieves. Deb Wart man. Lauryn Hild. Shelly Sauchak, Stan Anderson. Gary Guinan, Janet Morency, Ann Hicks, Karen Donnelly. Second Row: Barb West. Jim Holda. Dave 1 2Barge. Sharon Smolenski. Gary Mulvihill. Kevin Malane. John Piestrak. Larry Koppinger. Pat Prather. Mr. Skodack Third Row: Carol Geschke. Cheryl Rogers. Debbie Shollack. Carol Schauer. Trudi Burkhardt. Phyllis Culpepper, Linda Basala, Kris Dittberner, Charleen Dukes. Larry Hasse 119 INITIATIONS Pre-member rites require embarrassing tasks Attempting, but failing to evade Varsity Club members are bermuda-clad Matt Leon. Jeff Passeno, Ray King, and Al Kozlowski. When caught, these four were forced to sing Christmas carols as a penalty. Janice Gauthier becomes the observer rather than the participator as Mary Anne Pietraniec confers with her Raggedy Ann Doll and Judy Beatty drinks her bottle for the Y-Teens initiation. President Wendy Sample checks in Cindy Lan ee and Donna Zanardelli at the end of the final day. Initiates of G.A.A. wore bathing caps and long dresses in order to fulfill the initiation requirement. 120 SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Nancy Skidmore. Bradley Bower. Denise Wegrzyn. Janet Swantko, Barbara McEvoy. Sandra Stratychuck. Carolyn Qem, Denise Sheibels, James Bremer. Anthony DiPaolo. Second Row Maria Arth. Doris Huebner. Sandra LeBlanc. Francine Melotti, Theresa Seguin. Rhonda Nading, Vicki Popoff. Phil Zavisa. Mrs. V. Stock. Third Row: Bill Legnock. Mark Johnson. Mitchell Young. Deanna Spanburg, Gordon Golm, Eugene Kean. Gregory Veith, Gordon Ferris. David Ruta. James Cairns. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Kathy Phlman. Lynn Gruska, Sandy Sharpies, Laura Novak. Julie Hop Wood. Rose Heraty, Cindy Peters. Jeannie Baier. Second Row: Jim Schneider. David Duchene, Don Schollenberger, Tom Odell. Dave Klimkowski. Dave Hoerl. Bob Jones. Dave Meyers. Mr. Skodack. Third Row Roger Wiedemann. Ron Ryniak, Don Wenskay. Susan Kwiatkowski. Alan Lobdell. Ruth Kaas. Carol Brostean. Bob Brough. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Stephen Zebley, Jim Hamel. Brian Mangino. Carmela Ridolfi, Marian Coppo, Drina Oliverio. Margaret Perry. Alice Anglin. Laura Broda. Nicholene Nicholas. Second Row: Deborah Fostey, Deborah Gunnoe. Marjorie Ross. Cynthia Laugtry. Todd Geverink. David FiUion. Don Zdeba. Robert Frakes. Mrs. V. Stock. Third Row: David Penn. Jeffrey Pugh. Craig Woolley. Don Fischer. Steve Hudson. Anthony Vittone. Richard Glass. Robert Kuhlman, Tom Donell. Absent: Cynthia Syper, Richard Carden, Linda Lo eco. 121 SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Richard Hogue. Sue Gardiner. Julie Palmer. Robin Kuipers. Timothy Kostaroff. Deborah Dellape, Susan Maciag, Pamela Kitay. Second Row: Kathleen Healey, Denise Huttall. Marcia Chase. Tim Furbacher, Robert Roock. Karen Bell. Charlotte Sweet. Mrs. V. Stock. Third Row: Judith Conrad. Carol Reichmuth. Michael Murphy. Kevin Tourneur. Dan Zekey. David Price. Ken DaRos. Mike Lupinski. SOPHOMORES. Front Row Vaughan Masropian. Paula Harrier. Robert Bemben. Pam Knoll. Leroy Simi. John Taylor. Greg Turner. Barry Finnegan. Rick Bandy. Second Row: Marc Kircos. Doug Turner. Valorie Adams. Cheryl Musto, Kristin Jeppeser. Carol Jushkewich. Barbara Bratus. Steven Sovensen. Mrs. V. Stock. Third Row Bill Morawa. Mark Mai bourn. Robert Currie. Patricia Cyers, Karen Gonzalez. Garry Lee. Dale Hadden. Mary Murphy. David Cyburt. Absent: Deborah Pazek. Karen Salisbury. SOPHOMORES. Front Row: Suzanne Strong. Denise LeVesseur. Denise Austin. Susan Mooney. Marjorie Ossenmacher, Gloria Sebastian. Susan Ellerbrakc. Sandra Mort, Cynthia Drodz, Kathleen Paddy. Second Row: Mary Twiss. Cynthia Guffey. Jay Baratelli. Dan Lebert. James Cunningham, Hick Banda. Dana Waxier. Ralph Del Vecchio. Alex Green. Mrs. V. Stock. Third Row: Dave Buchanan. Leonard Kurdtiel. Haney Breeze. Mindy Wassum. Martin Baitey, Robert Guth. Keith Queen. Wayne Ulrich. Gordon McLeay. 122 LUNCH Three lunch hours guarantee faster service A half hour lunch gives junion Pat Riney and Camille Juozunas enough time to talk about the daily happenings and get some homework done in between a bite or two of lunch. Since there are now three lunch hours, and not two as in the past, less time is spent in the lunch line and more, eating and talking. Mrs. Helen Butt, who is in charge of the main lunch line, busily counts the money after the final lunch hour. Seh also helps train students who help with cafeteria sales. 123 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS. Front Row: Pat .Mast. Sharon Slezinger, Cathv Miclnik, Nancy Morrison, Karen Williams. Janet Art man, Chris t'bling, Alan Taylor, Steve Ray, Joe Lepkowski. Second Row: Gerald Phillips. Jack Trudell, Bob Nicholson. Kathy Beau loin. Mr. Harry Adams. Third Row: Debbie Lange, Lyndia Major. Rick McQuaid. Mike Paddy. Tai Rissman. Tom Morgan. Randy Brosteam, Chris Georgiou, Nicholas Stanese. Ron Croskey. Absent: Lynne Schwendner. JUNIORS. Front Row Judy Beatty, Ruth Cross. Peter Burkhardt. Charles Boren Dave Knutson Jerese Ireland, Brian Mattern, Al McPhee. Second Row Debbie Ward. Joan farnS A ChardJ °?0J' Kn ‘ Janet Hutchinson. Karen Bonzack. Bob Gorman Mr tu V'irdR0} Gerald Pauley, Bruce Anderson. Louis Faccivolo. Pat Malane Mike Wohnski Badalucco' Karen rbee. Gary Unser. JUNIORS. Front Row: Thelma Sauchak. Pam Currie, Bev Boore. Karen Lapenta, Janice Gauthier. Sue Nichaluk. Pam Hyry. Marianne Domek, Margaret LeVeque. Linda Hamel. flow. Jim Uebbing, Gary Price. Kathy Geasland, David LeBlang. Bob Pettijohn, David Stub McKae, Gary Thompson, Mr. Harry Adams. Third Row: Jeff Yerkey. Keith Me Bain, Mark German, Ron Phillips. Mike Canon, Rob Sankovic Dave Dombrowski, Dave Chipman Absent: Mike Langhrige. Leanne Me hunger Success of credited to Andrea Swiger assists Mr. Addison Dixon during the junior class' first fund raising project, a car wash. 124 class endeavors total cooperation To have a challenging class, one must have more than a few officers; it must have the cooperation of the entire class. The junior class has done just this. It has backed its officers consistently by successfully completing several money making projects. Mr. Harry Adams, the junior class sponsor, encouraged the class to begin their projects early. In the fall, the junior class sponsored a prosperous car wash. Tootsie Roll Pops were sold every Friday and at all sports events. T-Bird book jackets were the next project. The Valentine Sponge Dance proved to be the most successful project for the class. All of the tickets were sold with approximately five hundred and fifty people attending the dance. Although everyone did not work on each of these money making projects, the success of these projects must be contributed to the entire class. ABOVE: Nancy Reese compliments Rick Mousigian on his choice of sweatshirt which she has just sold him. The sweatshirts were one of the junior class projects. LEFT Class officers Carole Gunther. Gary Wirth, Rick Mousigian. and Nancy Reese discuss money making ideas which will help to finance the Junior Prom and other social activities. 125 DRIVERS EDUCATION Change allows more class time Jerry Ziafa, Nancy McCann. Karen Trana, and Ruth Ann Cross talk over their lesson on their fifteen minute break. With a new three hour lesson, a break is looked forward to by all. Mr. Don Parchcta, a Driven’ education instructor, tells a beginning class what the class is all about. The 'ten o'clock-two o’clock’ position is the first step, explains Chuck Sikora to Debbie Gee. JUNIORS. Front Row: Bob Nagy. Frank Golich. Julie Smith. Mary O’Neil. Julie Stahl, Donna Drean, Carol Natowski, Dan Dumas. Wayne Fent, Gordon Genell, Nancy Barlow. Second Row: Bob Korczyk, Gary Beauchamp, Dave Young. Jim Mangan. Mike Canon. Gary Fonythe. Bob Secrete, Cynthia Naumann. Cathy Puffer. Mark Koze. Mr. Arthur Bourassa. Third Row: Jeff Owens, Dan Leighton. Richard Sien. Dan Tillman. Pam Robertson, Charles Henson, Debbie Taylor. John Uebbing. Nick Russu, Dan Girolomo. JUNIORS. Front Row: Jerry Buscetta, Dan Cole. Mike Donohue. Roger Baumann. Ken Borugian, Beverly Gallinat, Laurie Wettstein, Diana Glovier. Yvonne Brola. Second Row Greg Antko, Michelle Linder. Camille Juozunas. James Melody, Dave Crosslin, Ed Bertouille, Dan Durante, Tom Verla. Sue Wojewuczki. Mr. Arthur Bourassa. Third Row: Dan Naughton, Tom Slick, Ray Esper. Steve Olekzyn. Rick Yuskowatz, Joe Chlebek. Willie Twork, Janice Tyer, April Groves. Absent: Debbie Adray, Denise Hollow. JUNIORS. First Row: Sally Hanlin, Linda Mayhew, Joy Knox, Linda Huskey. Kathy Hamlin. Betty Ambrose. Pat Chevalier. Marlene Evans. Lois Coumeya. Carol Laurie. Second Row Frank Hanson. Ted Kluges. Debbie Gee. Theresa Beddoes, Ernest Cacciaglia. Sheri Warren. Carol Miller. Linda Brown. Linda Hall. Diane Brandt. Mr. Adams. Third Row: Bert Moberg, Jim Gordon, Bill Suit, George Schauer, Steve Peruski, Dave Smith, Frank Kramarz. Dave Remshaw, Dale Ochs, John Maciag. Absent: Myron Nagle. Linda Gancarz. 127 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Exchange enriches each, every Interviews and waring for a family are two of the many things which an American Field Service exchange student must do before leaving for the summer Both are familiar to Jerry Ziaja. a student who traveled to Finland (hiring the summer of 1969, here rcmininscing with AFS sponsor Mrs Jan Leslie. participant One of the least known but important clubs is the American Field Service. Composed of the vice-presidents of other student organizations, it sponsors students from other countries who hope to gain a knowledge of neighboring countries. Those who enter Edsel Ford find immediate friends in club members who help the exchange students become acquainted with America, with Edsel Ford. This year the club sponsored Giselle Redondo and Ann Welcher. Giselle is spending her time with the Cathy Ash family while Ann is staying with Mrs. Wisely, president of AFS in Dearborn. Last summer Edsel Ford junior Jerry Ziaja traveled to Finland under AFS sponsorship. JUNIORS. Front Row Dennis Whitman. Carol Mikulec, Pat Bali Karen Trana. Stephi Szaho. Linda Bigos, Cheryl Me tea. Karen Schuetze. Phyllis Cathy. Kathy Lichliter. Second Row: Ken Daugherty, Jeff Chiasson. Rhonda Rogers. Kathy Kratt. Maryann Dytyniak. Cynthia Dave. Pam Caveme. Merribeth Gingrich. Carole Gunther. Mr. Arthur Bourassa. Third Row: Gary Worth. Kim VanOsdol. Nelson Sonders. Eugene Swope. Scott Turner. Jan Taylor. Jeff Fostey. Glenn Jenson. Absent Jenet Kronberg. JUNIORS. Front Row: Mary Zimmerman. Claudia GiU. Debbie Schneider, Nancy Rogers. Cindy Russell. Debbie Martin. Betsy Scala. Debbie Rushing. Gail VanTubergen. Rick Brotherton. Second Row: Bill Harry. Quentin Draftz, Jim GiUett. Denise Hendrickson. Karen Ponstein, Pat Thomas. Bill La whom. Steve Bosze. Mike Velliky. Mr. Addison Dixon. Third Row: David Spanburg. Mike Olszewski. Jack Penwarden. Janet Nagy. Diane Metro. Debbie Tice, Nick Marano. Pete Murtagh. Cary Gray. JUNIORS. Front Row: Bob Jean, John Zombeck, Ken Rogers, Pauleve Benio, Fran O'Leary, Jim Lazar. George Gilbeau. Paula Jeanning, Pat Cyers. Second Row: Robin Curiak, Mike Graham, Stuart Watson. Dennis Danielson, Sally Swintek, Kent Bianco. Dennis Stiver. Jim Brancheau. Larry Teper, Mr. Addison Dixon. Third Row: Kerry Graves. Larry Schonhofen. Mike Mecurio. Henry Wronkowicz. Ron Marks. Harry Bellenir. Bob Sharp. Greg Brackett. Jim Meyer. 129 SPONGE DANCE Local group provides music for Valentine Dance to the music and that's what everyone did. Most of the dances were notas strenuous as this and slowed considerably as the night closed. Rick Mousigian thought of an infallible coat check system, but the system failed when there was a slight mix up in numbers. As the night progressed. “The Sound and Fury ” could still be heard “coming on strong ” The group is a local one and three of its members are former Edsel Ford students. 130 JUNIORS. Front Row Denise Cadzow. Leah Rockhey. Pat Damian. Cindy Gill. Roxanne Bianchi. Nancy Ray, Diane Candea, Debbie Grochow, Dave Wagner. Dee VanAndel. John Penk, Second Row: Jim Quick. Barb Peers. Bob Harris. Jerry Feistel, Jane Lawton, Lynn Johnson. John tofe. John Timte. Mike Campbell. Mr Addison Dixon. Third Row: Steve Sebastian, Dennis Mariey. Debbie Soper. Betty Ascione. Dennis Unser. Dennis Stevens. Nick LeBlanc. David Bye, Robert John Ponagal. Absent Phillip Porter. JUNIORS: First Row: Janet Bell. Maureen Michron. Debbie Drean. Sue Capler. Tim Rice. Cindy Collingwood. Diane Bower. Dorinda Jackson. Nancy Reese. Second Row Jeff Olinik, Dave Roberts. Lynda Jason. Mark Sidge. Karola Klutke. Gary Archie. Tom Olinik. Mr Addison Dixon. Third Row: Jim Attard. Glen Berger. Jerry Gritter, Mike Stewart, Barry Fodor, Greg Menhart, David Wisniewski. Jim Repa, John Spooner. JUNIORS. Front Row: Lori Fish. Delphine Lesperance. Sandy Shank. Ann Guyot, Connie Black, Andrea Swiger, Carol Solak. Charlotte Curiston. Bonnie Archibald Second Row: Sandy Munro, Brian Toth. Mark Kosbe. Chris Kopka. Michele Stehlin. Cindy Gimple. Steve Errante. Mr. Addison Dixon. Third Row Bob Musko. Richard Mouisigian, Mike Dubicki, Tony Williams. Greg Sasinowski. Bob Taylor. Liz Cantor. Bruce Slykhouse. 131 JUNIORS. Front Row: Lorrie Motorojescu, Susan Hire. Nan Bourgeon. Vince Maltese. Udo Kolter. Kathy Ricklesimnier. Marilyn Vincent. Molly Krajewski. Marilyn Wayne. Second Row: Alan Beems. Cheryl Kurasik. Cindy Noe, Barbara Hoffman. John Siciliano. Mike Nicheau. Mary Anne Pietraniec, Tom Brean. Mrs. Dotson. Third Row: Jim Baronowski. Ray Falkiewicz. Bob Redinger. Dave Cassar. John Schiller. Len Smolenski, C. Dave LeBlanc. Mike O'Brien. Gary Isaacson. Absent Joe Pytleski. JUNIORS. Front Row: Ron Hausch. Gabriela Gubariu, Georgia Klutke. Linda Schroeder, Lynn Bradley. Louise Nazelli. Debbie Washesky. Sue Muskett. Marueen Denning. Second Row Mary Tyma. Janine White. Tom Yaksich. Tom Fleming. Jim Nagy. Bruce Heilbrun. Preston Walker. Larry Thisse. Mrs. Dotson. Third Row: Sue Moxon. Ken Jarmow. Rick Osborn. Jim Jackson. Jack Kosztowny. Cornel Choskey. Theresa Kosloskey. Judy Morris. Herb Spletzer. Absent: Tom Brown. STRATFORD Shakespeare’s JUNIORS. Front Row: Carol Dick. Ellen Simo. Teri Patterson. Marsha Sandie. Marsha Adams, Ranayc Bugg, Becky Ward. Nancy McCann. Kathi Stoner. Sue Baxter. Second Row: Dan Petrena, Jerry Johnson. Dave Ehalt. Jane Ladzick. Hanet Hugher, John Wittersheim. Rich Fanco. Allan Hagelthorn, Tom Riney, Mr. Haskins. Third Row: Ed Sikora. Denise Normandin, Tom Haling, John Boliver, Gary Pikula. Mike McCutcheon, Debbie Klann. Nancy Eschelbach, Cindy Wade A Chinese Rcstauraunt in a Shakespearian town? Chris Hoyt, Kathy Gelgota, Isabele Slagen. and Pam Fan to decide to try it. 132 Little did Edsel students know that front row seats awaited as they received their tickets. Mary Beth Goebel. Marsha Adams, and Linda Watts wait excitedly as sponsor Mr. Neil Brown and Mr. John Adams prepare to distribute tickets. stage revisited Over one hundred EF students boarded three Greyhound buses on the morning of September 30. One hundred and fifty miles and three and one-half hours later, they entered an octagon-shaped building to see “Measure for Measure,” a comedy by William Shakespeare. After the three-hour presentation students were allowed to question several cast members. The students, quite satisfied that their ten dollars was well spent, returned to downtown Stratford for dinner at the many restaurants which have sprung up to serve tourists. At 9:30, still early enough to get back to homework, the students returned to Edsel. As they came home, Edselites decided that education can be fun-especially at Stratford Most Americans do not realize the difficulties foreigners must go through when entering Canada. Costa Rican exchange student Giselle Redondo Valverde examines her passport and Canadian visa before having them stamped at the border. 133 NITE CLUB Faculty, students join efforts to present variety show A variety of small skits performed by students and teachers provided an entertaining evening for a receptive audience as Edsel Ford presented its forst ‘Night Club.’ Those who watched and listened saw individual and group performances, including small bands, dancing and folk singing. Some of the acts included Nelson Sonders who sang. “The Look of Love,” and Donna Garcia and Michelle Stehlin who danced to “Love is Blue.” To the students' delight faculty members Mr. Addison Dixon, Mr. Robert Morency, Mr. Jesse Young and Mr. Terry Theis combined talents to form the traditional barbershop quartet. One of the evening’s hits was the impromptu skit by Undo Gancarz. During her sing-along she invited Mr. Mike Zinn to accompany. Together they made the audience sing and also laugh. As masters of ceremony, Nancy Reese and Jack Kostowny organized the show in a proper manner The atmosphere combine with their humor created a memorable night. JUNIORS. Front Row: Craig Moore. Pat Rincy. Linda Silver ae‘ nn,G 1 ' . Debbie Gallogher. Ann Bernal. Brooke Mooney. Sandy Strobel Vickie Sandic co Row Wade Kirby. Paul Horvath. Ray King. Mike Barrow. Sue Lane. Dan McHugh. Ten Bergin. Katrinka Bureows. Sheila Hadaway. Mr Haskim. Thtd ™ Ganger. Dennis Varga. Chris Luchscheiter. Sally Matthewson. Cindy Bemert. Linda Maples. Barb Rishel, Lori Lakotish. JUNIORS. Front Row: Norm Brehm, Mary Dolce, Tom Woltz. Russ Gasser, Evie Nizgoda Marv Kaye Luoma. Karen Swantko. Sue Sylvester. Patricia McGlimmen. Mary Beth Go be!. Jean Whitfield. Second Row Phil Thomas. Richard Strand Gary Niemczak Shelley Beach. Curt Gasser, Sandy Machak. Sharon Poynter. Dari Buelow Michael Rodrigues, Alan Schlief. Mr. Haskins Third Row: Charlie Dodge. Scott McDonald, Mike Bodurka, Rick Rice, Allan Ruprecht. Paul Cornell Mike tmdhiser, Rick Lintner. Dean Bury. John Hovatter, Bob Goodrich. Fred Parkinsin. JUNIORS. Front Row: Gloria Panzoff. Paula Johnson, Nancy Crawford. Debbie Eagan, Vicki Gardiner, Cathy Wade. Sue Mittermaier, Mary Miller. Melissa Filer Second Row: Joann Karbowski, Vanessa Godwin. Gary Edson, Vince Barry. Tom Wieck, Bob Hoover. Dave Stern, Ron Landelius, Dan Stern. John Rutherford. Third Row: Dennis Brown. Bob Franchi, Pat Wozniak, Dan Rataj, Mark Schwarzhoff. Brude Newbauer. Mike Edge. Eugene Newman. Mrs. Almerene Kaufman. Absent Phil Gonzalez, Greg Triffle. 135 ABOVE: Running for the German Club. Emma Wade and Cindy Woolley capture first and second place, respectively, in the one-hundred yard dash. Although the female German Cub members claimed many firsts, the Spanish Cub won the overall trophy. RIGHT: Representatives from four language clubs struggle to take first place in the two hundred and twenty-yard dash. OLYMPIC GAMES Authentic cheers spur lingual competition; JUNIORS. Front Row: Cathy Russo. Sue Kinfrcd. Linda Gregory. Georganne Gartner. Cindi Nichols. Rosemary Delgrosso. Pat Tomczak. Kathy Shevock. Debbie Priest. Nancy Wendlowsky. Second Row: Kurt Eckert. Richard Panzoff. Ray Fowler. Bill Prain. Bob Greenwood. Joe Errante. Jim Rosta. Cindy Thomas. Mrs. Almerene Kaufman Third Row: AI Kozlowski. Jack Beyronneau. Mike Riker. Craig Bixman. Mike Tschirhart. Bob Vogler. At Block. Doug Hudson. Tim Loula. Norm Gomolak. Absent Steve Wtincha. Debbie McOoskev. JUNIORS. Front Row Sue Stetler. Colleen Ford. Cindy Gunther. Debbi Johnson. Brenda Bazzell. Claudia Stalbaum, Gail Newcomer. Linda Watts. Second Row Debbie Oelkers. Sharon Coghill. Terri Golles. Keith Kerr. Doug Cobb. Phil Turowski. Len Wyderko. Chuck Si kora. Mrs. Almerene Kaufman. Third Row: Mike Szczepanski. Mark White. Rick Glover. Chuck Harley. Larry Duneske. Craig Latham. Chris Gusta. Glen Miller. Chris Bodreau. Absent Heidi Hoy. 136 Espanoles win for second consecutive year JUNIORS. Front Row. Barb Newman. Emma Wade. Sue Earle. Sandy Summers. Mike Stetz, Ken Kuzma. Eileen Fox, Jack Deo, Roxanne Marcrau, Becy Detar. Second Row: Linda Lloyd. Kathy Shields, Maura Me Car tan. Kathy Cody. Robin Strachan. Gloria Mikulinski. Jane Schauppner. Greg Pransch, Mrs. Aimerene Kaufman. Third Row Mike Dehamer. Paul Rogers, Sally Dehamer. Janet Park. Paula Litzner. Dan Edwards, Ducan McDonald. Tom Posner. Mike Gajewski. Absent: Georgia DePriest. JUNIORS. Front Row: Sharon Ray I. Chris Olson, Rich Dziengowski. Chris Moebs. Faye Bro n, Kathy Kaminski, Patti Grignon, Joan Tuger. Second Row: Mark Brown, Paul Rojeck. Craig Bartoshuk, Denise Lizura. Ellen Kaczanowski. Sue Krystyniak. Barb Kuhary, Mrs. Almerene Kaufman. Third Row: Frank Bockstanz, Jim Sherlock. Ken Oz. Howard Blaisdell. Russ Miller. Mike Golden. Martha Brown. Russ Durocher, Mike Holland, Gary Luchonok. 137 138 And yjbu OJy XjUWVb Qj AZCAfiJu kMMMi. that (ynt aLouUj tuAil tU uxdjb ohyAJb. uAlIa tacL iunfoy LmmIIy m v ft . Mt vA y y mAU) OAJrt luJJlty . . James Montgomery 139 June Abraham Dennis Abraham Bryan Adams Jeff Adamezak Elsa Alcamo Dale Adcock Mark Allan Tim Allen Judy Alldredge Jack Anderson Chris Apap Beth Arp Curt Ash burn Kathy Ash Julie Austin Bob Baar Mary Ann Baicr Chris Bak Carol Baker Diane Baranowski Jan Baranowski 140 In keeping with the season's spirit, senior class officers assist in decorating the Christmas tree which is displayed annually in the Senior lx unge. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class projects promote pride Throughout the year the senior class has helped create enthusiasm and spirit at Edsel Ford. The year began with the selling of “Senior Power” buttons and Halloween candy. The profits from the sales more than tripled the treasury. In addition, early plans and hard work proved worthwhile as the senior class homecoming float won first place. The enthusiasm never waned as they painted the bleachers as a service to the school. With energy to spare, the class began prom preparations early in the year. By January they had chosen the colors of purple and lavender; the flower, the orchid; and the song, “Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet.” Vice-President. Pam Vogel: President. John Jacksy: Secretary. Nancy Hall: and Treasurer. Frank Pantoni. review plans for the upcoming dance sponsored by the senior class. President John Jacksy and Secretary Nancy HaU make additions and corrections to the minutes which will be read at the next class meeting. Chris Bardclli Becki Barker Linda Barrett Rick Barry Denise Bartlett Karen Bartos Marlene Bauer Vicki Becker Dennis Bay 141 SENIOR LOUNGE Larry Bell Don Behrendt Robin Benyi John Bemerlh Denise Bertouillc Phil Beuckelaere Jacki Biggam Sharon Bielenda Robin Biggers Pam Bishop Carol Black Chris Black Mike Blpom Karen Blake Reserved area serves 142 The lounge is a place where seniors can enjoy many advantages of being the oldest class. Delighting in this privilege, by discussing the many exciting moments of the day are Jim Lutz and Isabelle Slagen. dual purpose: social, academic outlet Enjoying some of these assets, along with many others, are seniors Lynda Painter and Pam Fanto. The seniors make a point of keeping their lounge tidy and clean, decorated and cheerful. Steve Boatin Linda Bock Lynda Bock Marilyn Boeberitz Diana Bogy a Louise Bone Louann Bone Sue Borio Bob Boudreau Bonnie Boutette Pat Boutette Linda Bower Chris Bradley Pam Bowyer Lynn Bozyk Charissa Bredow Chris Brandt Lynn Brcil 143 Becki Brough Jean Bruno Mary Buby Dave Buday Eric Bullock Jarres Burck Mark Burlbaw Fred Bynum Phil Caffcry Rich Cadwell Alan Calunas Diane Cameron Larry Cameron Carol Candca Dorothy Carlson Lynn Carroll Jan Carty Kevin Carmichael After being keyed up for three months, the seniors' float wound up with a victory with their first-place float. HOMECOMING FLOATS Hours of hard The German Club schrie, “Stone 'em”, with their float; a giant replica of a characteristic German item-a beer stein. All KEYED UP 144 work furnish a colorful half-time Joseph Caruana Gerald Caruana Jack Cassero Wendy Caverne Becky Chase Nancy Chevalier Ruth Christopherson Dan Chobot Don Cole Barb Church Dale Compton Chris Connors 'Today the world, tomorrow Ypdlanti' was the French Clubs motto. Many of the flowers were made during classes and study halls. With this bon motto and flowers, the club won third place. 145 HOMECOMING Seniors break tradition, carry float on field Linda Courncya Marsha Cox Beth Coykendall Debbie Crane Mary Jo Cusin Bob Dagg Barbara Dallapc Marilyn Danis Sue Dave Pat Darwish Wendall Davis Connie Dawson Denise Dawson Jerry Day Norm DeAngelis 146 After the coronation ceremony the queen and her court (an escorts) Phil Beaukelaere. Karen Bart os. Boh Mancha. Pam Vogel. John Jacksy. Queen Julie Gotten. Dean Masauredis. Joannie Miszak. Jerry Reimer, and Jeannie Kaczanowski. watch the proceedings from their vantage point. As the homecoming halftime came to an end, seniors raised their winning float and carried it down the field in honor of their class. Dave DeKay Greg Denning Dan DelGrosso Nancy Dilay Ken Dickerson Ann DiFranco Barbara Dillindcr Linda Dillingham Mark Dix Peggy Dockham Marylynn Dmohoski Richard Debrovich Darlene Donnelly Pat Donnelly Anne Dougher Debbie Dube Denise Drabck Barb Dreyer Laurie Dunn Gary Duszkiewicz Kevin Dwyer 147 Tom Dzenko Linda Dyer Linda Dysarz Kathy Emery John Lridon Sally Esper Jackie Facchinato Anne Fader John Faiola Pam Panto Joette Farino Jim Faikas Mike l avor Ken Fedoronko Paul Fick Gerianne Flanigan Mike Foley Cathy Forsha David Fowler Diane Franchi Jim Frazier 148 COURTS Areas preserve nature’s calm LEFT: Quietness surrounds A court while students in class await the bell. ABO VE: The main court in front of the school plays an important part at Edsel Ford as it contains EF's traditional symbol. the thunderbird. Debbie Freda Duane Freda Paul Furbacher Bob Gabriel Linda Gabrielse Jim Gajewski Donna Garcia Julie Gatten Paul Gauthier Kathy Gelgota Chris Germony Wally Gibbins LlV. Osse Gljiva Gary Glanert Jerry Golcn Bill Godwin Jackie Golcmbieski Mark Golles Sue Gonzales Karen Gorman Kevin Goss Scott Goth Nancy Gray Sue Green Dale Gregorich Marlene Griffen Ellen Glitter JoAnn Grulikowski Gary G rusk a Doreen Grzebienik Sue Guerre so Scott Guffey Jan Gunning Denise Guido Steve Haan Carol Gustafson. Cindy Halkyard Elaine Hadden Nvcy Hall Earl Hammond After spending the summer in Sweden as a YFU exchange student, Anna Schneider decided to stay the year. Here she vacations with her family on the Baltic Sea island of Gotland, at Vi sky. Sweden Edsel Ford received its third foreign exchange student in January. Nadja Nledeiros Lirive, a Youth for Understanding student from Brazil, finds even lockers a new experience. 150 Schneider stays for entire year Tom Hand Jim Harlow Karen Harp Linda Heabler Kathy Harvey Lynda Hart wick Befort arriving in Finland, Jerry Ziaja and other AFS students traveled from England to Finland on a Russian Ship. Liz Helka Mike Hickerson Linda Hicks CO-OP Training enables students to gain thorough Claudia Mild Gaudia Hill Joan Hill Carol Hodgkins Michael J. Hoffman Michael Hoffman Gary Holland Linda Hollen Ron Hollister John Hoplcinson Beth Heuttman Chris Hoyt George Iatzko Cindy lovan Jeanne Jackson Lynn Jackson Bruce Jarvie John Jakesy 152 business education “The Other Place. ” originated and run by DEC A members, opened this year to enable students to take an active part in the distributive education program. Work coordinators Mr. Richard Feusse and Mr. Charles Steen discuss the ever-increasing demands of students wishing to be placed in a school-approved coop job that will allow them (the students) to earn money, learn a new job, and add credits toward graduation requirements. Gary James Linda Jay Richard Jenks Joanne Jimenez Marlene Jewell Bob Johnson Ken Johnson Ron Jokisch Mike Jones Mary Rose Julian Trudy Jorgensen Sue Jushkewich Joanic Kaczanowski Rick Kaczmarek Julie Karas John Karbon Mike Kaminski Joyce Kcllerskic Paulette Kelley Mike Kelly Pat Kelly 153 Dorothy Kerstein Dave Kilgus Cheryl Kinery Judy Kinnell Dan Kiann Brian Kleman Randy Kliza Nancy Klutsenbekcr Nanci Knott Roy Knox Chris Knutson Dean Kocsis Kim Koch Debbie Kosch Tom Kosier Roberta Kosloskey Alan Kowaltzyk BUI Kozak Ed Krceger BUI Kreft Tim Kuipers Donna Kubas Beth Lafferty Debbie Kuhnc Bob Laird Judy Lakso Brian Larsen Pat Lange Seniors Kim Koch, Gaudia Hill, and Valeric Rousse peruse a listing of photography studios and decide at which studios they will have their senior pictures taken. SENIOR PICTURES List of 154 studios from which to choose expands As Co-op students assigned to the Edsel Ford office. Margaret Malizia and Nancy Mauter exchange traditional senior pictures before the bell rings to begin work. Debbie Larys John Latva Larry LeClerc Karen Lee Sue Lee Wanda Liddell Evie LeVesseur Laurice Lilley Karen Lindsay Janet Lis Marlene Lloyd Diane Lisuzzo Maurene Lockwood Mike Lonsdale Jim Long N.H.S. students Kristi Lowry Gordon Luchonok Sue Lucas Mary Lupinski Dave Luck shelter Jim Lutz NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Front Row: Jody Nagy, Debbie Mil burn, fiat Lange. Terry Mask, Donna Garcia. Sue Gonzales, Karen Nalli. Kathy Mefford. Jackie On. Second Row: Valerie Rousse, Jerry Ziaja. Sally Esper. Chris Bak, Isabelle Slagen, Dorothy Schubatis. Secretary Pam Fanto. Denise Guido. Claudia Reid. Third Row: Jim Lutz, Greg fiochmara, Scott McCullough, Mike Verta, Jim Vasko, Dean Masouredis. Dave Moehring, Jeff Passeno, John Jacksy. Tom Lyon Jim Mac Beth Denise Major Joe Major Diane Makas Richard Lysogorski Dale Malewska Margaret Malizia Joe Maltese Rose Ann Mamon Don Mankin Chris Mangan NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Front Row: Karen Rogers, Sandi McCann, Laurice Lilley, Chris Mangan. Wendy Sample. Treasurer Karen Bart os, Bonnie Boutette. Chris Hoyt, Lynda Painter. Second Row: Linda Dillingham, Pam Nicholson, Janet Lis, Nancy Mauter, Nancy Warsaw, Debbie Pearl, Claudia Hill, Sue Jushkewich, Kathy Gelgota. Third Row: Chris Knutson, Holly McKinven. Vice-President June Sigman, Nancy Klutsenbeker. President Rob West. Ric Sylvester. Tim Pipkens, Tim Sequin. Treasurer Karen Bartos, Secretary Pam Fanto, Vice-President June Sigman, and President Rob West discuss plans to initiate a volunteer tutoring pro am in which students may request additional assistance from any society member. Dean Masouredis Terry Mask Janet Man Rick Marshall Chris Maucr Nancy Mauter Debbie McBain Sandi McCann 157 LITERARY MAGAZINE Talented students create edition of original Gary McCormack Kathy McCoy Scott McCullough Holly McKinven Beth McLaughlin Kathy McMahon Chris McLeod Kande McMaster Kathy Mcfford Heidi Mcllema Ed Mcsncr Judy Mencik Mike Merna Jim Michels Bill Meyer Ed Micrzwa Debbie Milbum Neal Miller David Mitchell Joanic Mis ak Photo aphy editor Steve Rishel and photography advisor Mrs. Muriel Hunt discuss the pictures found in the showcase which will be accompanied by a composition and poetry for the literary magazine. 158 photography, verse Copy editor Lynda Bock and photography editor Steve Rishel select works written by students which will be used in the literary magazine. A contest, paving ten dollars to the first-place winner, was designed to provide incentive for students wanting to show their writing ability. Dave Mochnng Bob Molinan Audrey Moore Grace Monca Gary Moore Judy Montemum Bill Morency Peggy Mueth Dan Murphy Janet Musgrove Peggy Mussill Jeff Muzyk Alan Jakel 159 CHRISTMAS Jody Nagy Tom Myshock Karen Nalli Dennis Natoli Julia Nazelli Diane Natkowski Martha Nelson Pam Nicholson Mike Nini Mary Niezgoda Karen Nowicki Steve Norris Kathy O’Brien Chris O’Connell Charlie Olszewski Andy Olinik Signs Senior Lynda Painter observes Jim Lutz purchasing a ticket to the Christmas dance from Ric Sylvester as Karen Harp awaits her turn. 160 of Noel stir season’s spirits The traditional windows decorated by various clubs during the Christmas season provide a pleasant atmosphere for those students using the alcoves to study in the mornings. Dennis Olson Mike Ollie Pat OUie Terry O’Neil Dennis Orlos Jackie Orr Charles Osborn Conni Osborne Dan Padys Lynda Painter Dan Paine Bonnie Palmer Frank Pantoni Jim Parchert Jim Pardington Kevin Parker Jeff Passeno Kathy Parrott 161 ENSEMBLE Talented voices entertain civic groups The director of the Vocal Ensemble. Miss Eileen Kelly, accompanies members in one of the many selections from their repertoire. Vicki Paus Donna Payntcr Janis Pearson Debbie Pearl Betty Pemiciaro Lucy Peru ski Rex Phelps Lynn Peterson Sue Phillips John Piegta Michele Pikula Patty Pinckes 162 Bob Pingston Tim Pipkcns Greg Pochmara Randy Poppe Tom Post Kay Popkey Debbie Pretko Carol Priebe John Prosyniuk Ken Przybylo Jane Pydlek Wendy Quillico Gerry Raidl Mary Ann Rajda Dave Rasor Martha Reed Darryl Rayl Debbie Reakes Giselle Redondo Gaudia Reid Jerry Rcimer Tom Reno Brian Rice Gloria Rice Randy Ritter Barb Rich John Rinn Corinne Ristad Richard Rodegher Karen Rogers The Vocal Ensemble. consisting of approximately twenty members, rehearses selections from Marne to be presented at the Winter Concert in February. In addition, members travelled to Livonia Stevenson High to perform madrigals. 163 HONORS ASSEMBLY Spring program lauds outstanding Dianne Rosiu Paul Rohatynski Linda Rosta Valerie Roussc Connie Roush Margie Rundle Gail Rowley Mark Runkel F.arl Ruprecht Diane Rushing Rick Saenz Mary Salisbury Wendy Sample Franccne Sanak Cindy Sanbower George Sarkisian Nancy Sanford Gary Schaucr Anna Scnneider Bill Schofield Bill Schrader Mike Schuff Dorothy Schubatis Vicki Schwarta Chris Sedo 164 graduates Tim Scguin Steve Shank Marian Shaffran Jay Ann Sharkey Sally Sharrette Laura Sharp Chris Shema Linda Sherby Bob Shopp Steve Shovoly Chuck Shunkwilcr Kim Shunkwilcr Principal Fred Schreiber awards one of 1969's graduating seniors with a certificate of recommendation for scholastic achievement in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. 165 Philip Siciliano June Sigman Dan Sikora Kathi Simeon Bob Simpson Judy Sitarski Annette Skolnik Bob Sligay Isabelle Slagen Ray Slumpff Andrea Smillie Linda Sommer Barb Soper Pat Soroka Jim Southard Laurie Speak Paula Staley Susan Spear During half time at the Dearborn vs. Ethel Ford basketball game, senior Bob Sligay is awarded a trophy from John Jacksy for consuming the most cake in the first annual cake eating contest. SENIOR MEMORIES Each class 166 Seniors Val Rousse and Mike (Me glance at the senior bulletin board which counts down the number of days remaining in the semester and those students attending the Senior Prom. maintains, creates traditions An elected study hall class is a privilege reserved for seniors only. During this time. Elsa Alcamo finishes a homework assignment. Joe Stevens Pat Starr Kathy Stickney Bob Stamps George Stoia Ginny Stoia 167 COMMENCEMENT Each year the band and choir provide entertainment and set the mood for the commencement exercises. Under the direction of Mr. Eldon Scott, members of both music groups welcome the parents of the graduating class. Threatof rain Marge Stroinski Pat Stolfe Mike Sucharski Kim Sulek Nancy Sulla Phil Sycamore Ric Sylvester Larry Symonds George Szaba Julie Szabo Sue Szakal Mike Tailford Jim Talasis Annette Tajak Joyce Tamer Pat Taylor Bill Taliaferro Doug Teachout 168 fails to materialize; exercises held outdoors With the accompaniment of the band. Valedictorian Eulaine Pittenger recites a patriotic narration entitled '’Ceremony of Allegiance”at the 1969 commencement exercises. Alan Thisse Carol Thomas Tony Toeco Donna Tom Jeanette Tomkiewicz Cynthia Toth Bob T rumble Sharon Trudell Marcia Tuger Karen Tylka Carol Tylutki BUI Ulrich Tom Vailiancourt Dale VanDorp Lorry Vantubergen BUI VanGoff Larry Vantubergen Tom Van Du sen 169 SENIOR MEMORIES A-court, lounge recall unforgettable times RIGHT: Each spring graduation marks the traditional painting and signing of the stone found in A court. ABOVE: In addition to housing Seniors, the senior lounge was the home for a lost and confused sparrow one February morning 170 Connie Varga Gary Vartanian Ida Vascasscno Jim Vasko Mike Veria Mark Veach Pam Vogel Cathy Wagner Bob Wancha Gary Warner Nancy Wirsow Tina Washington Tammy Waszczuk Joanne Weber Ann Welcher I an Wen ban Larry Wenskay Michele Wesley Nancy Werth Rob West Glen White Donna Williams Robin Williams John Wilson Anna Wineinger Roger Wineinger Kathy Winn Carol Winningham Carl Wolf Hank Wolowiec Brian Wolinski Ann Woodcock Cindy Woolley Pam Wright Shelley York Kathy Wszola Roberta Young Debbie Zehra Jerry Ziaja Ten Zigman Marilyn Zorn Rose Zimnicki 171 - A - Abound, Donna 119 Adams. Valori 122 Adamczak. Joyce 59.67 Adcock. Robert 113 AUnc, Constance Allen. Kay 113 Anderson, Glenn Stan 119 Anderson. Margaret 55.59 Anderson. Neil 113 Anglin, Alice 121 .Apple. Richard 110 Arcello. Francis .Archer. Patricia Arth. Mana 53.121 Artnun. Judy 53.54 Ash. Gary 110 Austin. Denise 54.87.67.112 - B- Baicr. Jcanruc 67,121 Bailey. Marilyn 27 Bailey, Robert 110 Baity. Martin 112 Bak. Sandra 67 Baker. Byron 116.47 Banda. Nick 112 Bandy. Rick 112 BarateUi. Jay 112 BarhorsL Bonnie BarkeU. Bernie Barrett. Carlton 110 Bartholomew. Pamela 112.119 Bartos. Joanne 50.59.60.113 Basala. Linda 119 Bay. Christopher 110 Beattie. Sharon 59,67 Bell Karen 122 Bcllemr. Debbie 110 Bcmben. Robert 57,122 Bennett. Thomas 111 Benson. Jim 116 Berce. Robert 87.91.111 Berkcbde, Gayle 116 Bernardui. Margarc Bemadin. Nancy 111 Bernier. Claudette 119 Bcrton. Peter 111 Bertouilic. Desire 113 Bossier. Dianne 58 Biestck. Connie Blair. Leslie 116 Blcsner. James Blevins, Barbara 116 Bloess, Wendy 116 Bock. Lois 111 Bodzsar. Steven Bond. Kim 87.133 Booth. Sharon Boudreau. Michael 110 Bower. Bradley 121 Bowman. JefT 93 Bozyk, Michael 119 Brandt. Marylou 53.57.119 Bratus. Barbara 122 Breeze. Nancy 122 Bremer. James 53,121 Brewer, Randy Brockmillcr. Chris 116 Broda, Laura 54,121 Brown. Gwen 53 Brown. Kevin 119.98 Brown. Marsha Brough. Bob 98 Buchanan. Dave 122 Buchner, Susan 119 Bunetto, Joseph Burck. Sharon 67 Burger. Debra 113 Burgess. Richard 85 Burkhardt. Florcancc 58,119 Bumett, Craig Buryta. Allen - C- Cadwell. William Cain, James 121 Caimie, Gail Canon. Deborah 113 Car don. Richard 1 21 Cardinal. April 116 Caruana. Cathrine 110 Cathey. Lynn Cerriot, Bob Champagne. Ronald 113 Sophomore Index Chase. Marcia 112 Cherry . Nora Ouasson, Lisa Chimes. Linda Chrapkkwicz, Tom 116 Church. Sandra 119 Cibct. Ken Ooutier. Cindy Clyde, Shirley Colvin. Cindy Ocm. Caroly n 121 Cloticr. Cindy Clyde. Shirley 116 Colvin. Claudia 59.113 Conrad, Michele Conrad. Judith 112 Conti, Tereu Conti, John Cook. Susan 58 Cooper. James Cooper. Sheila Coppo. Manan 53.58.121 Coppo, Martha 53.57.71 Com, Neve Crocker. Debra Cronk. Patricia 53,116 Cseke. Ronald Culpepper. Phyllis 119 Cundy, Barbara 54.67.113 Cuntngham. James 122 Currie. Robert 122 Cyburst. David 122 Cym. Pat 67.122 - D - Dahmcn. Glona 113 Dailey. Celeste 113 Daley. Mike 110 Dallapc. Deborah 122 Danowski. Maine 119 Damh. Allan 87.133 Delvccchio. Ralph 87,122 Daros. Kenneth 87.93.122 Demers. Michele 53.54.57.111 Denyers. Judy Ann Deydl John 116 Dtangrlo. Tom 113 Dwnsco. Annette 116 Dipaolo. Anthony 87.121 DirofT. Mark 116 Dittberner. Kristen 119 Dobrovtch, David 119 Donnelly. Karen 119 DonelL Thomas 1 21 Downing. Debra 116 Drozd, Cynthia 67,122 Durby, Vivian 113 Dunn. Rnady DurboJ. Mark Duskiewicz. Allan 119 Gabrtbe. Thomas 110 GaQinat, Dennis Gahisky, Gary 119 Gapczynski. Denise 133 Gardiner. Gregory 111 Gardner. Debbie 110 Gauthier. Glen George, Elaine 53.58.116 George, Pamela 119 German, Randy 119 Geschke. Carol 119 Geverink. Todd 121 Gherardim. Dean 113 Gherardim. Denise Gilford. Ronald 116 GiO. Denise Girard. David 116 Girard. Keith Glass. Richard 121 Glotzhobcr. Ronald Gkmcr. Joanna 113 Glowacki. Calc Golm. Gordon 121 Gonzalez. Karen 122 - H - Haase. Larry 93.119 Hadden. Dak 87.122 Hamel. Jim 87.121 Hamilton. Jube 113 Hamm. Casey Hanchctt. Richard 113 Hancock. Daniel 119 Harlow. Richard 28.116 Harrier. Paula 122 Haspcr. John Hassan. Denise Hathaway. Mark 113 Heagrrty, Julie 116 Hcagerty. John 116.119 Hcaly. Kathleen 122 Helms. Mark 113 Hcraty. Rose mane 121 Hcrmling. Dorothy 110 Hcsslcr. Randall Heymger. Mark Hicks. Ann 119 Hdd. Lauryn Gaye 119 HU1. Laurie HiB. Kathleen 119 Hocrl, David 121 Hogan. Mane 119 Hogue. Richard 44.46.53.122 Holda. James 119 Hollis. Andrew Hoppe. Ruth Hopwood. Julie 121 Houroian. James 87.113 liovattcr. William Holland, Gary Howard. Shirley 113 Hudson. Dennis Hudson. Steve 121 Hucbncr. Doris 121 Hughes. Cathcnnc Hutchings. Thomas 110 -1 - iatzko, Peter 113 Ingall. Thomas -J- Jackson, Thomas Jarvk. Sharon Jefferson. Gary 111.98 Jensen, Sharon 111 Jcppcscn. Kristin 58.67,122 Johnscn. Mark 87,121 Johnson. Anita 110 Johnson. Karen Johnson. Pamela 111 Jones, Robert 87,121 Jucrgens. Ronald Juihkcwkh. Carol 122 - K - Kaas. Ruthann 121 Kan, Carolyn Kastran. Dcnccn 116 Kavanagh. Kenneth Kean. Eugene 121 Keller. Douglas Kcnger. Gerard Kennedy. Judy 116 Kcrstein. Char main Kcsskr. Randy 111 Kibit, Karen Kiekcns. Edwurd 111 Kilduff. Gary 111 Kilmer. Nancy Kinnell. Michael 113. 98 Kircos. Marc 45,122 KiUy. Pamela 122 Kitzman. Laurene 116 Klimkowski. David 121 Klonowski. John Knoll. Cynthia Kovar. Robert 119 Knoll. Pamala 122 Kobauer, Dennis Kocsis. Cindy 116 Koltcr. Heloisc 119 Kononchuk. Richard 87,119 Kmghbaum. Linda 67 Koppmgvr. Lawrence 119 Korany. Thomas Kosch. Ilona Kosier. Peggy 119 Kostaroff. Timothy 122 Koy. Dean Krajewski. Karen 111 Kratt. Sharon 113 Kuhlman. Robert 87.121 Kuipcrs, Robin 53.122 Kurbel, Stephen 116 Kurbel. Stanley 119 Kurdziel, Leonard 46,122 Kusay. Al 110 Kwiatkowski. Susan 1 21 -L - Labargc. Dave 50.113 Laiklam. Kathleen Lamberg, Gary 50.113 Langtry, Cynthu 120 Lapinski. Jcrrold 116 Larktm. Alice Latuvmk. (harks 116 Lasvhom. Jessie 119 Lcbert, Don 122 Lebeck. Debra 111 Leblanc. Sandra 121 Lee, Garry 122 Lenar don, Sandra Lennon. Irene 54 Lennox. Linda Leon. Matthew Leone. Cathy Lcsnock. Willum Levesseut, Dense 122 Lew� . Michael 113 Lcwandowski. Craig Uddct. Mcnbeth Under man. Karen 111 Lindner. J carunc Lindsay, Willum Us. Wally $7.87.110 Lobdell. Alan 121 Logr cco, Linda Lowe, Michael 44.87.122 - M - Macbeth. Craig 98 Mac lag, Susan 122 Mai bourn, Mark 122 Mai bourn. Mark Maialc. Katrina 113.119 Mail lard. Kevin Ma or. Linda 119 Makas, Maine 110 Malanc. Kevin 119 - E - Mkrbrake, Susan 1 22 Endcn. Jennifer 110 Fnsmingcr. Nancy Esch. Alan Esper. Richard 116 Evans. Kathleen - F - Fader. Heather 110 FaBtiewicz. Anne 113.116 Fakndysz. Denise 110 Falkicwicz. Jim Farrant, Brad Fawk. Maryann 110 Ferris, Joan Ferns. Gordon 87,121 Fipirel. Paul 110 Fikr, Ann FiBion. David 46.122 Finnegan. Barry 1 22 Finnegan. Thomas Fiokk, Robert Either. Don 121 Fitzpatrick. Judy Fodor, Lisa 110 Fostey. Deborah 54.121 Fowler. Todd 116.98 Frakes. Robert 121 Frank. Suzanne 119 Frazier. Suun Furbocher, Tim 122 -G - Mali la, Paul 113 Marmot-tiki, Maisell 110 Mansion, Brian 121 Man� . Armin 57,85.113.1 CM Marccau. Maureen Marley. Diane 116 Marlcy. Ray Martih, Ncola 111 Mavopian. Vaughn I 22 Maurer. Robert 113 Maxwell, Jennifer 113 Mcevoy Dougiat 113 Mccvoy. Barbara 121 Mel art in. John Mtkowrn. Brian 87,116 Mckown. Lathryn 113 Mcleay. Gordon I 22 McMahon. Diane McMahon. Becky Men abb. Sandy Mcnally. Richard 87,119 Mephec. Judy 67 Metaggrrt. Michael Medov Mark 116, 98 Me lout, 11 am ine 53,58,121 Meiner. Mary 111 Meuuna. Nadine Metea. Renee S3 Met . Keith Mcycri. David 121 Mtarka. Alice 113 Michnn. Ann 110 Micdlar. Diane 116 Mikich. Peggy S3.54.110 Milkiewirx, Barbara Miller, Michael 87 Miller. PamcU 111 Mitchell. Diane Mupla, Janice 116 Molnar. Char lei Molnar. KUen 110 Moltrop, Gary 113 Monroe. Donna 116 Moody. Dean 119 Mooney. Suian 53.67.122 Moowkian. MK'hael 110 Morawa. William 122 Morcncy, Janet 119 Mon. Sandra 122 Motficr. Sue 58.116.160 Moiehctti. Loretta Motley. Alan 113 Motorojescu. Greg 119 Mrozek. David 116 Mulvihill. Gary 119 Murphy. Cathy Murphy. Nancy 110 Murphy. Michael 87.122 Murphy. Mary 67.122 Muikett, Michael 113 Muito. Cheryl 122 Mycn. Dale - N - Nadas. Mark 12.116 Nading, Rhonda 121 Nateryty, Gary 113 Nalll. Denise 58,116 Nanning . Gerald 57.60 Natkowiki. Debbie Neit er. David 113 Nicholas. Nit ole ne 121 NKim, Gerald Niemi, Sandra Nieves. Juanita 119 Norm. Kenneth 87 Nosworthy. Kaye 119 Novak. Laura 57,121 Novack, Dennis Sowk k i. Glenn 119 NuttaU. Denise I 22 Nyitic. Chartei 110 -O- Obey. Claudu 113 Oronndl. Kathy 53.58.119 O’Dell. Thomas 121 O'Donnell, Ann O’Leary. Peter 111 Obverto. Drina I 21 Olson. Mary Olson. Cynthia O’NctU. Bob Ormandy. Beth 67,110 Osten mat her, Marjonc 122 Oz. Arnold 110 - P - Paddy. Kathleen 71.122 Pagen. Susan Palmer. Julie 122 Papincau. Mark 29,110.98 Pappas, George 87,113 Papp, Andy 87 Parkhurst. Todd Paschali. Debra 119 Paul, Rose Penk. Susan 116 Penn, David 121 Perry. Margaret 121 Peters. David 119 Peters. Cindy 121 Phillips, Paula 111 Philo. Ruth 110 Pianga, Mike Pieper. Michelle 116 Pierce. Clayton Pierceall. Jane 116 Pierson. Kim Picttrak, John 119 Pinch, William Pine. Barry 57.60 Pipkcns. Jody 22.50.58.71.116 PtacheUki. Thomas 87.113 Plante. Barbara 119 Pletnik. Hame 116 Ptoch, Theodore 116 Pohlman, Kathy Polcyn, Pamela 116 Pomeroy. Paul Ponstein. Jeff Popek. Bruce 113 Popek, Gary Popoff. Vicki 121 Popp, John Po ek. Deborah Prather, Patncia 119 Price. David 122 Proctor. Rick Pugh. Jeffrey 87.121 PurofT. Linda 0- Ouccn, Keith 122 QucnnevtUe. Dennis 119 - R - Raidl. Roxanne 113 Raida. John 87.93 Rankin, Daniel 119 Rebok. Mary 40.116 Retchmuth. Carol 122 Reimcr, Debbie Reistnger. Kathy 113 Remillard. Debbie $4.113 Remington. Laura 113 Rcmmy. Greg 87.98 Rice. Maryellyn 116 Rickards. Debbie Richards. Alan 119 Richards. Scidon Richardson. William 111 Ridolfi. Car mela 121 Rigicy. Dennis 116 Rinn. Christine Ruer, Hester 110 Roach. Philip 87.116 Rodeghcr. Steve 113 Rogers, Cheryl 119 Romas. Susan Roock. Robert 122 Ross. Tom 116. 98 Ross. Marjorie 121 Rudcki, Linda Ruta. David 93.121 Rynuk. Ron 87,121 -S - Salisbury. Kann Sanak. Ann Mane San (be. Grant 113 Sandie. Robert 111 Sauchak. Shelley 119 Schauet. Carol 57.119 Sc he man iky. Lawrence 116 Schewe. Herbert 93.113 Schmidt. Linda Schneider. Jim I 21 Schollcnberger. Donald 121 Schorcack. Bob 116 Schrocdcr, Barbara 53.58.119 Schroer, Tom Schubatis, Richard Schubert. Lynne 110 Schwar hoff, Cathy Scott. Pam 110 Seale. Mary 110 Sebastian. Gloria 55.57.122 Sccan. Philip 113 Scguin. Theresa 53.67.121 Shackelford. Denise 113 Sharkey. Paul Sharpies. Sandy 54.1 21 Sheibels. Denise I 21 Shcmanskt, Mane 111 Shollack. Debbie 119 Shooshanun. Mark 116 Sicilia. Sharon 119 Siden. Deborah Sled, Michael 87 Sikora. Ruth Silvers. Mark Simi, Leroy 122 Siml. Lawrence 113 Sitarski. Mark Siwik. Thomas 119 Skidmore. Nancy 121 Skoinik. Nancy 110 Skonch. Sharon 110 Tar, Dolores 119 Taylor. John 122 Taylor. Kathleen 52.67.116 Taylor. James 87.116 Tifrca. Ted Todd. Douglas 116 Tojc, Robert 110 Tomatne. Glenn 87,113 Topping. Mark 111 Tourneur. Kevin I 22 Tripoli. Jonathan 87,113 Tschirhart. Karen 119 Tunstall. Ldward 53.57 Turner. Gregory 1 22 Turner. Doug 122 Twiss. Mary 122 U Ulrich. Wayne 122 Umstcad, Ruth 110 Wisncr. Kim Wiseley. Duane Wittcrsheim, Tim Wolin.Jubc Woolley . Craig 75.85.93.121 Woollen. Mel 113 - Y - Yancura. Don 113 Young. Linda 113 Young. F rederick 110 Young. Mitchell I 21 - Z - ZanardcUi, Donna 116 Zavna. Phil 121 Zdeba. Donald 121 Zebley, Stephen 121 Zekey. Dan 122 Skrocki. Christine 110 Skupinski, Timothy 116 Smiley. Vicki Smith. David Smith. Jack 110 Smith. Susan Smolenski. Sharon 119 Smoly. Gail Snefkey. William Snyder, John 110 Soliz. Michelle 110 Sommer. Gary Sorensen. Steven 1 22 Soroka. Gary Span burg. Deanna 121 Spear. Sanora Spetrs. Raymond 113 Spooner. Linn 67,116 Staneia. Mary 110 Stanton. Algeretta Strahota. Norccn 113 Stratton. Bruce 113 Stratychuck. Sandra 121 Strong. Suzanne 122 Stus, Gerald 113 Suarez. Richard 87.116 Sulla. Martin Sullivan. Curtis 110 Swantko, Janet I 21 Swartout. Shirley Sweet, Charlotte 1 22 Sylvester. Joel 116 Synowiec. Mary 116 Syper, Cynthia Szc echura. Robert Szekciy. Dan - T - Tanner. John - V - Vanvbet. Nancy 113 Varga. Timothy 116 Veith. Gregory 121 Vencdov, ( aumu 110 Vug� . Ron 113 Vitale. Deborah 119 Vittone. Anthony 121 Vonwalthausen. Carl 91 Vukton. Sam 87.116 - W - Wade. Donald 113 Waite. Nancy Waligorski. Lawrence Wallace, Janet Walter. Robert Thomas Warlmann. Deb 119 W assum. Mindy 122 Waxier. Dana I 22 Wcctow%ki. Ron Wcgr vn, Denise 121 Wells. Greg 116 Wendk wsky. Daniel 116 Wcnskay. Don 121 Werth. Tony Wesley. Charles 119 West. Barb 119 West. Regan 113 Whtsman. Betty 113 Wiedemann. Roger 93.121 Wilcox, Deborah Wilke� . Wendy 110 Wilkinson. Sandy 113 Wilson. Linda Mac Winetnger. Dougfas 113 Wtnklemcicr. Irma Wirth. Debbie 110 Zi a, idward 87 Zigman, Jim Zimnicki. Carol 119 Zimnicki. I ran Zipple, Anthony 57 Zuchow-icz. Richard 119 Junior Index - A - A dims, Marsha 59.67.132-133 Adamuv Susan A dray. Debbie Ambrose, Betty 54.58-59.6C Anderson. Bruce 124 Antko. Greg Archie. Gary 131 Artman, Janet 57.124 Asctone, Betty 131 Attard. James 131 - B - Badalucco. Paul 84-85 Ball Pat 53.57.59.67 Baranowski, James 29.132.144 Barbee, Karen Barlow. Nancy Barron. Michael 44.135 Barry. Vincent 135 Bartoshuk. Craig 136 Baumann. Roger Baxter. Susan 132 Baucll Brenda 67-69. 136 Beach. ShcUcy 135 Beatty. Judith 53.57.67,12a 124 Beauchamp, Gary Beaudoin. Kathy Bcddoes. Theresa 58-59.127 Beems, Alan 132 Bell Janet BeUenir, Harry 128 Ben� . Paule ve 134.59.128 Berger. Glen 98.131 Bergin. Terry 135 Bcrnat. Ann 65.119,135 Bernerth. Cindy 135 Bertoudle. Ed 40 Bcyronneau. Jack 75.137 Bunchi. Roxanne Bigo . Linda 5S.S7 Bixman. Craig 70.137 Black. Constance 131 BUttdeil. Howard 136 Bloch. Henry 7a 137 Bockstanz, Frank 136 Bodurka. Michael 85.135 Bolrver, John 132 Bonrack. Karen 1 24 Book, Beverly 66.124 Boren, Charles 124 Bortov Richard 124 Borugun. Kenneth Bos. Jay Bosrc. Stephen Boudreau, Chris 136 Bourgeau, Nanette 132 Bower. Dune 131 Brackett. Greg 25.128 Bradley. Lynn 132 Brancheau. Jim 1 28 Brandt. Dune 127 Brehm. Norm 85.135 Biola. Yuonne Brostean. Randy 1 24 Brotherton. Richard 91.128 Brown. Dennis 135 Brown. Faye 136 Brown. Linda 57,127 Brown. Martha 136 Brown. Mark 136 Brown. Warren 95 Buelow, Dan 65, 135 Bugg. Ranaye 132 Burrows. Katnnka 30.50.67.135 Burkhardt, Peter 18.124 Bury. Dean 135 Buscctta, Jerome Bye. David 28.131 -C- CaccugJia. Ernest 127 Cadzow. Denise 131 Campbell, Michael 131 Candea. Diane 131 Cannon. Mike 124 Cantor, Elizabeth 131 Capler. Su anne 131 Carson. Michael 85,87 Cassar. David 132 Cathey. Phyllis 57 Cavcmc. Pamela Chevalier. Pat 127 Chiaaon. Jeff Chip man. David I 24 Chlcbek, Joseph Choskey. Cornel 132 Cobb. Doufdas 136 Cody, Kathleen 137 CoghtlJ. Sharon 136 Cole, Dan Collingwood. Cindy 131 Collins. William Cornell Paul 75.84-86.95.135 Coumcya. Lois 67,127 Crawford, David I 24 Crawford. Nancy 54.57.135 Cioskcy. Ron 1 24 Cross. Ruth 124 Crosslin. David Cunak. Robin 53.57.60.67 Cunaton, Charlotte 131 Currie, Pam 53,59.67,124 Cyers, Patricia 67.128 - D - Damian. Pat 131 Danielson. Dennis 75.91,1 28 Daugherty, Ken Dave. Cynthia Dehamcr. Mike 137 Dehamcr. Sally 53,137 Delgroaso. Rosmary 59.57.137 Dcmara. Michael Denning, Maureen 58-59.132 Deo. Jack 95.137 DcPncst, Gcorgin Detar. Rebecca 137 Dick, Carol 132 Dodge. Charles 135 Dolce, Mary 135 Dombrowxkt. David 1 24 Domck. Marianne I 24 Donohue. Michael Draft . Quentin 128 Drean. Debbie 131 Dr can. Donna Drean. Thomas 85,98.132 Dubickl Mike 131 Dumas. Daniel Duneskc, Lawrence 44,136 Durante, Daniel Durocher. Russell 136 Dytyniak. Maryann Dziengowski. Richard 136 -E- Fapn. Debbie 135 Earle. Sue 53.67,137 Fbiin Christopher 1 24 Eckert. Kurt 137 Edge. Michael 135 Edson. Gary 135,57.60 Edwards, Dan 75.85.137 Ehehalt. David 132 Ellis. James 91.93.124 Kmahiser. Mark 135 Errante, Carl 131 Errante. Joseph 75,137 Fschelbach. Nancy 132 Esper. Raymond Evans. Marlene - F - Eaccnioto. Louis I 24 Falkiewicz. Raymond 132 Fanco. Richard 132 Feistcl. Gerald Fent. Wayne F iler. Mary 54 Fish. Lon 131 Fleming. Tom 132 Fodor, Barry 131 Ford. Colleen 136 Forsythe. Gary 85 Fostey. Jeff Fowler. Raymond 137 Fox. Eileen 137 Franchi, Robert 135 - G - Gajcwski, Michael 137 Gaflagher. Deborah 135 GaBlnat, Beverly Gancarz. Linda 1 34 Gardiner. Victoria 59.65 69.135 Gartner. Gcorgann 137 Gasser. Russell 135 Gasser. Curt 135 Gauger. Paul 34.135.100 Gauthier, Jaiucc 53.57.59,67,120 Gauthier, Raeann 135 Gearns. Joan 53.124 Geasland. Kathy 124 Gee. Deborah 126.127 Georg� u. Chris 124 tier man. Mark 93,124 Gersell, Gordon Gtibeau. George 128 GUI. Claudia 65.128 Gill. Cynthu 67.68.69.131 Gillett. James 34.128 Gtmpel, Cindy 53.131 Gingrich, Mcnibcth 53.57.59.67 Guolomo, Danny Glover. Richard 85.136 Glovier. Diana Godwin. Vanessa 135 Geobei, Mao 133.135 Golden. Michael 136 Gobch. Fiank GoOes. Teresa 136 (kmtolak. Norm 137.100 Gonzalez. Philip (ioodman, Raymond Goodnch. Robert 135 Gordon. James 91.127 Gorman. Robert 1 24 Graham. Joseph 53.59.1 28 Graves, Kerry 128 Gray. Cary 128 Greenwood. Robert 137 Gunther. Carole 53.67 Gregory. Linda 137 Gngnon, Patti 136 Gnttcr. Gerald 131.97 C. roc how, Debra 131 Groves, Apnlan Gubanu. Gabnla 132 Guenther. Cynthia 57.136 Gusfa. Christopher 136 Guyot. Ann 131 - H - Hadaway. Shcilu 59.67,135 Hagrlthom, Allan, 132 Hahng. Thomas 85,91.98.132 HaO. Linda 59.127 Hamel. Linda I 24 Hamlin. Kathleen 53.59.127 Hanhn. Sally 127 Hanson. Frank 127,100 Harley, Charles 136 Harm. Robert 131 Harry. WiDiam 34.128 Hausch. Ronald 132 Heibrun. Bruce 132 Henhekson. Denise 128 Henson. Charles Hire. Susan 132 Hoffman. Barbara 132 Holland. Mike 136 Holey, Vicki Hollow, Denise Hoover. Bob 135 Horvath, Paul 135 Hovatter, John 135 Hoy . Heidi 58,67 Hudson. Douglas 137 Hughes. Janet 132 Huskey. Linda 57.127 Hutchinson. Janet 53.59.67.124 Hyry. Pamela I 24 - 1 - Ireland. Tcresc 124 Isaacson. Gary 91.132 Itofe. John 98 J - Jackson. James 132 Jackson. Donnda 131 Jarmow. Kenneth 132 Jason. Lynda 131 Jean. Robert 128 Jeanntn. Paula 128 Jensen, Glenn Johnson, Catherine 131 Johnson. Debra 136 Johnson. Gerald 18,132 Johnson. Paula 135 Joyce, Terrace Juozunas, Camille 67 -- K - Kaczanowski. Ellen 67.68,69,136 Kaminski. Kathleen I 36 Karbowski. Joann 135 Kerr, Keith 136 Kindred. Susan 137 King. Raymond 59.89.12a 135 Kirby. Wade 85.135 Klann, Dcbrah 132 Kluges. Theodore 127 Klutkc. Georgia 57,132 Kiutkc. Karola 57.131 Knox. Joy 124 Knutson. David 98.124 Koltcr. Udo 132 Kopka. Christine 131 Kott. Linda Korczyk, Robert 89 Kosbe. Mark 131 Kosloskey, Theresa 132 Kosztowny, John 39.57.75.104.132, Kozc, Mark 13$ Kozlowski. Allen 85.120.137 Kraft. Beverly 124 Krajewski. MoUy 55.132 Kramar . Franco 127 Kratl. Katherine Kronbvig. Janet 39 Krystyntak. Sunn 136 Kuhary. Barbara 136 Kurasik. Cheryl 132 Kuzma. Ken 137 - L - Lad Kk. Jane 132 Lakotish. Laurel 135 Landcitus, Ronald 65.98.135 Lane. Sunn 53.57.67.135 Lange, Dcbora I 24 Lapenta. Karen 54.57.65.124 Latham. Craig 44.136 Laughrigr. Michael Lauhc. Carol 127 La whom, William I 28 Lawton. Jane 53.55.57.131 Lazar, James 128 Leblanc. Charles Leblanc . David 132.128 Leblanc. Nick 91.131 Leighton. Dan Lepkowtki. Joseph I 24 Lesperance. Delphine 131 Lcvcquc, Margaret I 24 Uchtiter, Kathleen Linder. MicheUe Lindsay. Ralph 85 Untncr. Richard 135 Litzner, Paula 137 Lizura. Denise 136 Lloyd. Linda 54.137 Loula, Tim 59.75.104.137 Luchonok, Gary 85,136 Luckscheitcr, Oiris 57.67,135 Luonu. Mary 57.67.135 - M - Machak. Sandy 66.135 Mactag. John 127 Major. Lydia I 24 Malanc. Pat I 24 Malone. John 124 Maltese. Vincent 132 Mangan, James Maples. Linda 59.135 Marano, Nick 185.128.100 Marcrau. Roxanne 137 Marks. Ronnie 128 Marley, Dennis 1 31 Marlin. Debra 128 Matt, Patricia 124 Mattcm. Brian 124 Matthcwson. Sally 135 May hew. Linda 127 Me Bain. Keith 124 McCann. Nancy 50.55.57.132 McCartan, Maura 58.59.137 McCloskey . Debbie McCutchcon. Mrkc 132 McDonald. Duncan I 37 McDonald, Scott 135 McGbnnen. Pal 135 McHugh. Daniel 135 McKae. Greg 1 24 McLean. Michael 98.132 Mc Phee. Allan 95.124 McQuaid. Rick 124 Meiningrr. Leannc Melady. James Mcnhart. Gregory 131 Mercuno. Michael 104.128 Mctea, Cheryl 59 Metro, Dune 59.134.128 Meyer. James 91.1 28 Michaluk. Marilyn 57.124 Michon, Maureen 131 Mielmk. Cathy 124 Mikulec. Carol 67 Mikulinski. Gloria $3.54.137 Milkr. Carol 127 Miller, Glen 136 Milkr. Mary 54.135 Milkr. RusseU 136 Miltermaicr, Sue 58.59.135 Moberg. Bertley 44.46.127 Mtvcbs. (Tim 58,59.136 Mooney. Brook 135 Moore. Craig 135 Morpn. Tom I 24 Moms. Judy 132 Momson. Nancy I 24 Motorojcscu. Lome I 32 Mouagian. Richard 50131 Moxon. Susan 132 Munro. Sandra 53.67.131 Murtagh. Pete 34.89.128 MusketL Susan 132 Musko. Robert 131 N Nagle. Myron Nagy. Jimmy 132 Nagy. Janet I 28 Nagy. Roberl Natkowski. Carol Naumann. Cynthia Naughlon. Dan Nazelh. Louise 132 Neubauet. Bruce 135 Newcomer. Gail $2,53.67,136 Newman. Barbara 52.53.54.1 37 Newman. I ugcnc 135 Nichols. Cynthu 59.137 Nicholson. Robert 98 Ntemczak. Gary 57.135.100 Niczgoda. Evelyn 23.57.59.135 Noe. Cynthu 132 Normandin, Denise 132 O O’Brien. Michael 132 Ochs. Dak 127 Oelkiers. Debra 126 Okary, Frances 128 Oleksy n. Stephen Olinik, Jeffrey 75.95.131 Otinlk, Tom 131 Olson. Outs 136 Olszewski. Mike 95.128 O'Neil. Mary Osborn, Richard 132 Ownes. Jeffery Oz. Kenneth 136 174 p Paddy. Michael 57.60.124 Pan off. Gloria 135 PknzofT. Richard 137 Park. Janet 137 Parkin «on. I ted 135 Parson� . Catherine 57 Patterson. Theresa 132 Pauley, (terald 124 Peers. Barbara 131 Penk. John 131 Pen war den. Jack 128 Pctuiki. Sieve 127 Pella hkoff. Andrea I 34 Pmtrcna. Danny 132 PetU|ohn, Robert 75,124,97 Phillips. Girard Phillips, James I 24 Pickicunter. Kathy 55.132 hct aiuec. Mary Anne 53.57,67, 120.132 hkula. Clary 132 Plagrns, Gary I 24 Ponapu. Robert 131 Ponstetn. Karen I 28 Porter. Phillip Posner. Thomas 137 foynter. Sharon 135 Pram. William 137 Pransch, Gregory 137 Price. Gary 124 Priest. Debra 57.137 Prrybybki, Richard Puffer. Catharine P tleskt. Joe 98.102 - Q Gufck. Jim 131 • R - Rataj. Daniel 135 Ray. Nancy Ray. Steven 124 RayL Sharon 136 Rcdingrr. Bob 8S.18S Reese. Nancy 55.57,135.131 Renihaw, Dave 98.127 Repa. James 131 Rise man. Tai I 24 Rice. Tim 131 Rice. Rick 57.135 Riker. Michael 75.82.135.97 Riney, Thomas 132 Rtncy. Pat 66-67,135 Rishd. Barbara 135 Roberts. David 131 Robertson. Pam Rockhcy. Leah 131 Roftrt. Kenneth 29,58.1 28 Rogers. Nancy 58.128 Rodnquer. Michael 98.102.135 Rogers. Paul 59.75.137 Rogers, Rhonda 59 Rojek. Paul 136 Rosta, Jim 137 Ruprecht. Allan 44.57.135 Rushing. Deborah I 28 RusseU. Cindy 128 Russo, Catherine 137 Ru� u. Nicholas 41.98.102 Rutherford. John 135 Woitt, Thomas 135 Wozniak. Patrick 135 Wronkowicz. Henry 44,53,128 Wyderko. Leonard 136 - Y - Yakach. Thomas 132 Yerkey. Jeffrey 124 Young. Dave Yuskowatz. Richard 85 - Z - Zekk, Gerald 135 Zimmerman. Mary 55.57,128 Zorn beck. John 128 - S - San die. Victoria 30.135 Sandic. Marsha 53.57.59.67.132 Sankovic. Robert 85.124 Saanowski. Greg 85.98,131 Sauchak. Thelma 1 24 Scala, Hizabrth 67 Schauer. George 44.75.94-95.127 Schauppner. Jane 137 Schiller. John 132 Schletf. Alan 135 Schneider. Debbie 128 Schonhofen. Laurence 57,104,1 28 Schroeder. Linda 132 Schuct e. Karen Schwarzhoff. Mark 135 Sebastian. Stephen 131 Schwendner, Lynn 57.67 Secrete. Robert 98 Shank, Sandra 59.67,131 Sharp. Bob 128 Sherlock, James 85,136,100 Shevock, Kathleen 53-54.59.67.137 Shields. Kathleen 137 Shrrcy. Mark Siciliano. John 132 Sidp. Mark 131 Sien. Richard Sikora. Charles 20.65.126.1 36 Sikora, I d ward 132 Silver. Linda 58.67.135 Simo. Mien 132 Slezingrr. Sharon 124 Stark. Thomas 44.97 Slykhousc. Bruce 131 Smith. David 127 Smith. Jubc Smolensk!. Len 85.132 Solak. Carol 131 Sonden. Ncbon 67,134 Soper. Deborah 131 Span burg. David 93.1 28 Spirtzer. Herb 132 Spooner. John 131 Stahl. Jubc Stalbaum. Claudia 136 Stanesa. Nicholas 124 Stetler. Susan 57.67.136 Stctz. Michael 137 Stern. Daniel 135 Stem, David 135 Stevens. Dennis 75.131 Stewart. Mike 131.97 Stiver. Dennis 128 Stover. Kathleen 132 Strachan. Robin 53.67.137 Strand. Richard 98.135 Stehbn. Michele Strobel. Sandra 57.67-69.135 Suhlin. Michelle 67,134 Summers. Sandra 137 Suit. BiB 85,127.100 Swantko. Karen 135 Swlger. Andcra 30.57.67.131 Swuitck. Sally 128 Swope. Lugenc 132 Sylvester. Prank Sylvester. Susan 135 Szabo, Stephanie Szczepantki. Michael 136 - T - Taylor. Alan I 24 Taylor. Deborah Taylor, Jan 95 Taylor. Robert 53.98.131 Tcper. Lawrence I 28 Thissc. Laurence 132 Thomas, Cindy 53.57-58.67 Thomas. Phiip 135.97 Thompson. Gary 124 Thomas. Pat 128 Tice. Debbie 128 Tillman. Daniel 141 Timte. John Tomczak, Pat 137 Toth. Bran 131 Trana. Karen Triffle. Greg Trudell. John Tschirhart. Mike 137 Tugrr. Joan 136 Turner. Scott 60,85.91 Turowski, Philip 98,136 Twork, Willard Tyer, Janice Tyma. Mary 132 U - Lcbbtng. Jim 1 24 Uebbsng. John 100 Llnscr. Dennis 98,131 Unscr. Gary 104 - V - Vadmo. Chris 50.59,67.134 Yanandet. Dorothy 53.57.131 Vanosdol. Kim Van Tubcrgen. Gad 53-54.57.128 Varga. Dennis 34.135 VcUinky. Michael 128 V'cria. Thomas 44 Vincent. Manly n 53.67.132 Voglcr, Robert 137 - W - Wade. Cindy 53.132 Wade. Fmma 136-137 Wade. Praedia 135 Wagner. David 131 Walker. Preston 132 Wancha. Stephen Ward. Becky 67.132 Ward. Deborah 68-69.124 Warren. Sharon 127 Wastewsky. Dcbbsc 132 Watson. Gary I 28 Watts. Linda 50.57.133.136 Wayne. Manlyn 132 Weatherford. Ken 79 Wemlow ky. Nancy 59,137 Worth, Gary Wettstein. Laurie White. Jamnc 132 White. Mark 136 Whitfield. Jean 67.135 Whitman, Dennis Wieck. Tom 135 Williams. Tony 131 Wisniewski. David 131 Wittcrshetm. John 132 Wojewuczki, Susan Wolinski. Mike 175 Senior Index - A - ABRAHAM. DENNIS 75.95.140 1951 Culver 565 7632 Wrestling. Vanity Club ABRAHAM. JUNE 140 1951 Culver 565 7632 DECA ADAMCZAK. JEFF 59.140 1552 Venice LO 3 6721 Spanish Club ADAMS. BRYAN 140 21567 Edison 561 8043 Wrestling ADCOCK. DALE 140 22212 Nowlin LO 2 8212 Band. Orchestra ALC AMO. ELSA 67.73.140 2640 Hubbard LO 1 4462 GAA. Booster Club ALLAN. MARK 140 3726 Syracuse LO 3-2110 Intn murals ALLDREDGE. JUDY 140 1956 Chestnut LO 3 1697 Sensitivity Group ALLEN. TIM 140 3354 Memck LO 3-1724 ANDERSON. JOHN 140 20360 Audette 562 6978 Intramurals. Student Assembly ANDREK. DAVID 21740 Homer CR 8-3132 Intra murals APAP. CHRIS 140 18028 Snow Rd. LO 3 7705 ARP. BETH 58.67.73.140 2044 Venice LO 1-0937 GAA. Booster Club ASHBURN. CURTIS B. 57.59.85.86.98.140 42 Middle bury Ct 271-3543 Vanity Football. Spanish Club ASH. KATHY 129.140 3338 Smith LO 3-5559 Thespians. Drama Club AUSTIN. JULIE 21.140 3347 Cornell LO 3 4994 Student Council. Intra- murals - B - BAAR. ROBERT 140 3135 Smith 565-9147 BAH R. MARY ANN 58.67.73.140 3376 Edge wood 563-5477 Forensics Team. GAA BAILEY. PAUL 3154 Hollywood LO 3-7610 BAK. CHRISTINE 67.73. 140.157 2912 Hubbard LO 3-3976 NHS. GAA BAKER. CAROL 58,67, 73.140 1431 Hollywood 563-7107 GAA. Spanish Club BARANOWSK1. DIANE 140 21406 Outer Drive LO 3 0576 BARANOWSKI. JANET 140 24056 Ross BARDELL1. CHRIS 58.67, 72.73.141 3329 Detroit 274-1031 NHS. Student Assembly BARKER. BECKI 141 21539 Tenny 565-5061 FNC, Drama Club BARRETT. UNDA 141 3412 Raymond LO 2-5088 BARRY. RICHARD P. 141 3330 Monroe LO 1-2409 BARTLETT. DENISE 141 1421 Culver 565-1210 Student Assembly BARTOS. KAREN 58.60.69. 73.141.147 1410 Hollywood LO 3-7519 Executive Council. Cheer- leading BAUER. MARLENE 141 1831 Detroit 563 8953 BAY. DENNIS 141 17640 Snow LO 3-6217 Intramuralv Class Council BECKER. VICKi 58.59.60. 73.141 3070 tieneva LO 2-1299 Executive Council. GAA BEHRENDT. DON 44.53.142 19165 Snow LO 3-1452 HI-Y.AVI BELL. LARRY 142 18015 Audette LO 3-4532 Vanity Club. Wrestling BENYI. ROBIN 44.50.142 22455 Olmstead 561-2569 AVI. Thespians BERNERTH. JOHN 142 22465 Outer Drive LO 2-9409 BERRY. DALE 3 Boone Lane 584-3358 Drama Club. Photography BE RTOUILLE, DENISE 142 23023 Penn 561 2027 Future Nurses BEUCKELAERE. PHIL 53. 59.75.88.98.142,147 18945 Audette LO 3-6189 Track. Cross Country BOWYER. PAM 54.73, 143 3531 llipp LO 2 7055 GAA. Future Teachers CANDE A. CAROL 144 3737 Mayfau LO 3-0694 Vocal Ensemble, Future Nunes BIELENDA. SHARON 118.142 21520 Nowlin 563-5974 GAA. Future Nunes Club BIGCAM. JACOUELYNN 142 3100 Houston LO 3-3990 GAA. NHS B1GGERS. ROBIN 142 22047 Olmstead LO 3-9552 BISHOP. PAM 142 1539 Venice 563-2490 BLACK, CAROL 142 21547 Tenny LO 3 2105 GAA BLACK. KRIS 142 7 Raymond Ct. LO 3-2633 Intramurals BLAKE. KAREN 142 3854 Hipp 563-2927 GAA. Girl's Chorale BLOOM. MIKE 142 2818 Hubbard CR 4-0576 Drama Club. Vocal Ensemble BOA TIN, STEPHEN A. 29.143 1041 Linden CR 8 0289 Debate. (German Club BOCK. UNDA S. 143 22075 Donaldson LO 1-4692 Booster Club, Intramurals BOCK. LYNDA J. 143.159 1521 May Street 278 7039 People for Constructive Change. Student Assembly BOEBER1TZ. MARILYN 143 2626 Carly sle LO 2-9032 BOGY A, DIANA LYNN 143 21 286 Outer Drive LO 1 2715 BOZYK. LYNN 67.73.143 2634 Geneva LO 2-7615 Booster Club. DECA BRADLE Y. CHRIS 143 14 Bennington S81I943 Tennis. Varsity Gub BRANDT. CHRISTINE 143 3164 Edgewood LO 1 1958 NHS. Orchestra BRF DOW. CHARISSA 143 21372 Audette 278-8378 Future Nunes. Class Council BREIL, LYNN 143 3114 Lincoln 562-3816 Tuners. Intramurals BROUGH. REBECCA 63.76. 77.144 3412 Vanar LO 2-0385 NHS. Newstaff BRUNO. JEAN M 144 344 S Smith LO 1 7589 GAA. Booster Gub BUDAY. DAVID PAUL 44. 50.53.144 18 Dover Lane LU 2-5112 Thespians. Hl-Y BULLOCK. ERIC 144 3640 Bcnnct LO 3-7225 BUREK. JAMES 144 3621 Chestnut LO 2-8877 BURGESS. BILL 3259 Monroe 278-3839 Baseball. Golf BURLBAW. MARK 144 18133 Audette 565-7541 BYNUM. FRED 144 3815 Mayfau 561-6959 CARLSON. DOROTHY 144 24 707 Carly tie 565-0218 CARLTON.BOB 21114 Audette LO 1-3718 CARMICHAE L. KE VIN 85. 86.144 3356 Willow LO 2-7557 Varsity Football. NHS CARROLL. LYNN 144 2616 Carlysle 562 7759 Gass Council BONE. LOUANN 143 21515 Tenny LO 2-6261 Choir BONE. LOUISE 143 21515 Tenny 562-6261 NHS. Vocal Ensemble BORIO. SUSAN 2660 Parker LO 3-2174 BOUDREAU. ROBERT 143 3361 Edge wood LO 3-0304 Student Assembly BOUTETTE, BONNIE 59.67. 72.73.143.157 1007 Linden LO 3-2134 GAA. NHS -C - CADWELL. RICHARD 89.144 21741 Gregory LO 1-5128 Track. Varsity Gub CALUNAS. ALAN 44.45.50. 144 17701 Snow 56S-3810 Thespiam. Drama Gub CAMERON. DIANNE 144 1655 Venice 565-7706 Intramurals. GAA CAMERON. LARRY 75.85. 100.144 20985 Audette LO 3-0839 Vanity Club. Baseball CARTY. JAN 144 1555 Hollywood LO 3-7116 CARUANA. GERALD 144 3837 Alice 274-9203 10th Grade Track Manager CARUANA. JOE 144 3837 Alice St. 274-9203 CASSE RO. JACK 144 3356 Syracuse LO 3-2356 CAVERNE. WE NDY 59.60. 73.144 2665 Linden LO 1-5026 E xecutive Council, Gass Council 176 CHASE, BECKY 58.73.144 20745 Donaldson 562-0637 GAA. Spanish Club CHEVAUFH. NANCY 144 3756 Cornell LX) 2 9618 GAA. Gorman Club CHOBOT. DAN 144 3369 Whim 2749547 CHRISTOPHF RSON. RUTH 144 18607 Oak wood Blvd 562-6967 Timers swimming CHURCH. BARB 144 3519 Monroe LO $ 8677 GAA. Booster Club COLE. DONALD 144 2725 Bonnet 278-0926 Wrestling COMPTON. DALE: 144 21709 Homer $65-4693 CONNORS. CHRIS 144 3145 tdpewood COURNEYA. UNDA 146 21934 Carfysle LO I-4016 DECA COX. MARSHA 146 3310 Gertrude LO 3-1732 COYKLNDALL, BETH 146 2901 Hubbard LO 3-3962 CRANE. DEBBI 146 3644 Academy LO 1-1211 Intramurals. Spanish Club CUSIN. MARY JO 146 3306 Lincoln LO 3-4222 Spanish Club. Intramurals - D - DAGG, ROBERT 2801 Hubbard CR 8-2737 DALLAPE. BARBARA 73.146 2818 Geneva LO I 8605 GAA. Future Nunes DANIS. MARILYNN 146 36 27 CorneB LO 3-9025 DARW1SH. PAT 146 2636 Venice LO 5-6577 DAVE . SUE 22.146 1 7907 Oak wood 274-7144 Spanish Chib, Future Teachers DAVIS. WFNDELLD. 146 3204 Monroe 565-8993 Newstaff DAWSON. CONNIE 146 3206 Alice 562-5515 DAMSON. DENISE 146 3416 Byrd 562-7221 DAY. JI RALD 97.146 3553 Monroe LO 5-6976 Varsity Club. Varsity Swimming DE ANGELIS. NORMAN ALLAN 58.63.146 2041 Carlysle 565-5519 Newstafr, Latin Club DEKAY. DAVE 58.147 3504 WiUow LO 3-8070 Latin Club DEL GROSSO. DANIEL 147 22411 Oxford LO 2-9062 Band. AVI DENNING. GREG 147 3845 Campbell 565-0495 Latin Club. Student Assembly DICKERSON. KENNETH 147 2644 Geneva LO 2-2511 DH RANCO. ANN 147 23124 Carlysle LO 3-1054 GAA. Booster Club DILAY. NANCY 147 3828 Bennet LO 2-7584 Intramurals. Booster Club IMLLJNDER. BARB 147 3361 Chestnut DILLINGHAM. UNDA 58, 147.157 3101 Culver 562- 1191 GAA.NHS DIMITROFF, ALEXANDA 22305 Oxford IMX. MARK 147 3331 Woodside Drive LO 1-6218 DMOHOSK1. MARY LYNN 73. 147 3139 Alice LO 2-4400 GAA. TRI M DOBROV1CH. RICHARD 14’ 3220 Monroe LO 2-4238 DOCKHAM. PEGGY 73.147 23131 Carlysle 563- 2747 GAA. Ski Club DONNELLY. DARLENE 147 21531 Edna LO 2-6970 DECA DONNELLY. PAT 73.147 3621 Alice 562-8137 GAA DOUGH FR, ANNE 68.69.147 19000 Carlyale LO 2-8767 Cheer leading. Executive Council DRABEK. DENISE 21.73. 147 3756 Vassal GAA. Future Nurses DREYFR.BARB 147 1271 Walnut CR 8-6806 GAA. Vocal E.niembic DUBE. DEBRA 147 3814 Huron 565-9444 Future Nurses. Intramurals DUNCAN. DONALD 3644 Monroe 562-0153 Choir DUNCAN. MARK 22757 Audrttc 561-0116 Band. Latin Club DUNN. LAURIE 147 2244 2 Edison 561-1487 DWYER. KEVIN 147 3416 Southfield LO 2-3937 Wrestling DZENKO. TOM 44.148 1851 Detroit LO 3-3184 Electronics Club. Latin Hub - E - EMERY. KATHERINE 148 3514 Willow 565-8146 Choir The Other Place ER1 DON. JOHN 1221 Unden LO 3-5773 Track. AVI ESPER. SALLY ANN 24524 Dartmouth 565-6528 NHS. Thespians - F - FACCH1NATO. JACQUELINE 148 22422 Olmstead LO 2-4364 FADER. ANNE 148 3135 Detroit 562- 6985 EAIOLA, JOHN 22.148 1605 Venice LO 5-3207 Spanish Club, Intramurals FANTO, PAMELA 57.73.177. 133.148.157 1636 Southfield LO 3-6820 NHS. GAA FAR1NO. JOETTE 148 3850 Bennet 563- 2783 FARKAS, JIM 148 24933 Ross LO 3-1915 FAVOR. MICHAEL 148 2656 Edprwood LO 2-8716 FEDORONKO. KEN 148 1976 Gnndlcy Park LO 2-2199 Golf. Intramurals FICK. PAUL 148 18666 Carlysle LO 3-0473 i LANK,AN. Gl RIANNE 148 3220 McKinley 561- 7165 Folk Club. Volunteer Pro- gram FOLEY. MICHAEL 84.85.87. 100.101.148 3431 Williams 562- 4177 Football. Baseball FORSH A. CATHIE 148 22443 Cleveland 563- 6795 FOWLER. DAVID 148 3436 Houston LO 5-0681 I RANCHI. DIANA 148 1636 Linden LO 3-6289 DECA FRAZIER. JAMES 148 18052 Audcttc LO 5-4068 Sludenl Assembly FREDA. DE BBIE 149 1905 Hollywood LO 1-8958 Spanish Club FREDA.DUANE 149 1905 Hollywood LO 1-8958 FURBACHER. PAUL 53.57. 58.149 21559 Mibtary LO 5-1586 Hl-Y, Spanish Club - G - GABKIE L. BOB 75.97.149 1520 Culver LO 3-86 S4 Swimming Team GABRJELSE. UNDA 67.149 21510 Donaldson LO 5-7495 Future Nunes. AFS GAJEWSKI. JAMES 149 24361 Ross 563-6846 GARCIA. DONNA 50.51.58. 134.149.157 3507 Gertrude 561- 8394 NHS. Thespians GATTEN, JULIE 58.59.67. 68,147.149 23200 Madison CR 8-0263 Checricading. Class Council GAUTHIER. PAUL 149 1961 Culver 563-0169 GELGOTA. KATHY 73.132. 149.157 1926 Raymond LO 3-3890 NHS. GAA CERMONY. CHRIS 149 21111 Cartydc 562- 2285 AVI, Class Council GIBBI NS. WALLY 95.149 1647 Unden 565-3967 Wrestling Intramurals GLANE RT. GARY MICHAEL 150 3353 Chestnut 565-0340 GIJIU'A. OSSE 150 22104 Audettc 274-3483 GODWIN. MILUAM 150 25756 Gracctand Circle LO 5-8272 Electronics Club. AVI GOLEMLRISKI. JACKIE 150 1758 Southfield 274-3116 Future Nurses. Latin Club GOLFN. JERRY 150 1841 Detroit LO 1-8490 GOLLES. MARK 85.86.150 21281 Outci Drive LO 3-1507 Vanity Football, Varsity dub GONZALFS. SUF 57.67.73. 150.157 2804 Sy racuse LO 2-0450 NHS. GAA GORMAN. KAREN $8.67.150 3320 Detroit LO 2-4125 GAA. Spanish Club GOSS. KEVIN M. 150 22351 Cleveland 278-9097 DECA. The Other Place GOTH. SCOTT 44.150 3005 West Point LO 2-9932 Intiamurals GRABOWSK1. MIKI 3369 Drtroit 274-0273 Intramural Basketball 177 GRAY. NANCY 150 2045 Hollywood LO 3-9907 DECA GREEN. SUSAN 150 1772 Sherwood Court 565-6549 PCC. SAD GREGO RICH, DALE 150 24630 Dartmouth 565-2142 GRJFFEN. MARLENE 150 1940 Willow LO 3-4677 Executive Council GR1TTER. ELLEN 150 21701 Cady CR 6357 Y-Teens GRUUKOWSKI. JO ANN 150 3330 Polk 565-0338 GRUSKA. GARY 150 20405 Carlysle 561-7245 GRZIB1ENIK. DOREEN 57. 150 3539 Huron 561- 3732 French Ouh. Y-Teent GUERRESO, SUE 150 2036 Willow 278-8225 GUFFEY. SCOTT M 65.150 22952 Columbia 562- 0083 Flight Staff GUIDO. DENISE 55.57.65. 67.73.150.157 19327 Westminster Court LO 3-5368 NHS. GAA GUNNING. JAN 73.150 1601 Hollywood LO 3-6524 Student Assembly. GAA GUSTAFSON. CAROL 150 1512 HolH w ood LO 3-4969 - H - HAAN. STEVE M. ISO 3136 Detroit HADDEN. ELAINE 17.150 3241 Harding 565-1189 GAA HALKYARD. CINDY 150 1036 Mayflower 381-3378 HALL. NANCY. 58.73.141. 150 3043 Pardee CR 4-1488 GAA HAMMOND. EARL 150 3506 Walnut 274-9128 HAND. THOMAS 58.59.65. 151 1531 Venice Vanity Baseball. Gass Council HANNAH. RON 3238 Roosevelt 561-5563 Track HARLOW. JAMfS 151 1928 Hollywood 563- 7161 Orchestra. Band HARP. KAREN 151.160 3150 Houston LO 3-0344 DECA HARTW1CK. LYNDA DIANNE 15.151 3706 Carnell 565-4619 HARVEY. KATHLEEN 151 1201 Linden 563-1359 Ruaun Gub HEABLER, LINDA 22709 Olirotead 561-3567 French Gub. Drama Gub HELKA. LIZ 151 3021 Monroe LO 1-6963 HERRING. BFRT 3647 Parker 565-8198 Track. Vanity Gub H1CKERSON. MICHAEL 151 22311 Cleveland LO 3-24 75 HICKS. UNDA 151 3125 Campbell 561-7841 HILD. CLAUDIA 152 19031 Snow LO 3-6389 Class Council. Russian Gub HILL. CLAUDIA 19.50.55, 152.157 1903 Culver LO 1-3149 Thespians. NHS HILL. JOAN 152 .3075 Pardee LO 3-1673 PCC HILLMAN. GEORGETTE 2719 Hubbard LO 1-1766 HODGKINS. CAROL 152 24301 Ross LO 2-7619 HOIEMAN. MICHAEL J. 57, 152 18030 Audette LO 3-4707 German Gub HOFFMAN. MIKE 152 22818 Outer Drive 565-6115 HOLLAND. GARY 152 3124 Hollywood LO 3-0560 HOLLEN. UNDA 152 20935 Carlysle LO 3-6505 Band HOLLISTER. RONALD 152 18127 Snow 563-4578 Electronics Chib HOPKJNSON, JOHN 152 3241 Pelham 565-2491 AVI HORROCKS. JANET 3428 Detroit 274-1899 HOYT. CHRIS 57.73.132, 152 1 $60 Culver 565-7439 NHS. GAA HUETTMAN, ELIZABETH 50. 51.67.152 2901 Bcnnet 561-1534 Thespians, Ski Gub - I - IATZKO. GEORGE 152 22900 Oxford 563-4982 Student Assembly, AVI IOVAN. CINDY 152 29 Brooklin 582-6484 Photograph - J - JACKSON. JEANNE M. 152 1729 Venice LO 3-7833 Intramurals JACKSON. LYNN 152 15813 Andover Drive 582-7217 German Gub, Booster Gub JAKCSY. JOHN 59.141.147. 152,157 3115 Lincoln LO 2-7257 Gass Council, Spanish Gub JAKEL. ALAN 159 3320 Chestnut 562- 0736 JAMES. GARY 153 2630 Hollywood LO 2-9484 JAR VIE. BRUCE J. 28.152 34 2 2 Chestnut 561-7304 Band JAY. UNDA 153 1722 Southfield 565-9408 Spanish Gub. Intramurals JENKS. RICHARD 53.75. 90.91.92,93,100.153 9 Ashby Lane T1 6-6663 Vanity Basketball. Var- sity Baseball JEWELL. MARLENE 153 21518 Cariydc 563- 8604 JIMENEZ. JOANNE 153 2645 Walnut 565-9340 DECA JOHNSON. KEN W 153 2826 Syrcusc 278-3007 JOHNSON. ROBE RT 153 1612 Sherwood Court 565-3191 Vanity Baseball, Vanity Gub JOKISCH. RON 153 3547 Polk LO 3-1195 Electronics. AVI JONES. MICHAEL 153 22925 Geveland LO 1-4657 JORGENSEN. TRUDY 73,153 3360 Southfield 561-7638 French Gub. GAA JUUAN, MARY ROSE 153 3501 Bennet 274-2867 GAA. DECA JUSHKEW1CH. SUE 72,73. 153.157 3831 Weddel LO 2-7871 NHS. GAA - K - KACZANOWSKI. JOANII 147.153 19023 Snow LO 3-9429 DECA KACZMAR! K. RICK 97. 153.175 3405 West Point 562-7144 Swimming Varsity Gub KAMINSKI. MIKE 85.153 2832 Bcnnet 561-7166 Varsity Football. Vanity Gub KARAS. JUUE 73,153 3734 Cornell LO 2-2003 GAA KARBON. JOHN 153 18740 Carlysle 565-3740 KELLERESKIE. JOYCE 153 15530 Longmeadow 584-8005 Dearborn School Volunteer KELLEY. PAULETTE 58.153 3756 Syracuse LO 5-1514 KELLY. PAT 153 224339 Ol instead LO 1-7005 KELLY. MICHAEL 153 20553 Carlysle 274-5282 KERSTEIN, DOROTHY 50. 154 3355 Parker LO 3-4074 Thespians. Drama K1LGUS. DAVID 1S4 3154 Alice LO 2-2836 KUZA, RANDY 154 2246 Parker LO 3-7438 Chess Gub KJNERY. CHERYL 154 2069 Chestnut LO 1-2892 KINNELL. JUDY 154 21221 Carlysle LO 3-54 27 GAA KLANN, DANIEL 154 24615 Ross 563-1502 KLEMAN, BRIAN 154 20333 Carlysle LO 5-3836 KLUTSENBE KER. NANC Y 57. 73.154.157 3531 Huron LO 1-9255 Y-Teem. NHS KNOTT. NANCY 59.154 22051 Nowlin LO 3-8298 Spanish Gub. GAA KNOX. ROY 154 22204 Audette 561 8488 Debate. Golf KNUTSON. CHRIS 53.57. 73.154.157 3720 Eastham LU 1-1907 NHS. GAA KOCH. KIMBERLY 154.155 2028 Hollywood LO 3-9459 Spanish Chib, GAA KOCS1S, DEAN 154 3175 Walnut LO S-7869 KOSCH. DEBBIE 154 2035 Raymond LO 3-0377 KOS1ER, TOM 154 3 Danvers Lane LU 2-5341 Vanity Gub KOSLOSKI Y. BOB1 73.174 3753 Dudk LO 1-4217 GAA KOWALCZYK. AL 154 3230 Monroe LO 3-0722 Football. Track KOZAK. WILUAM 154 22712 Nowlin LO 1-7257 KREET. ROBIRT 154 1331 Venice LO 3-7790 KREEGER. ED 154 3523 Merrick 561 8084 KUBAS. DONNA 154 3730 Eastham Road 582-2350 Student Assembly, Gass Council KUHNE. DEBBIE 154 1256 Lindrn Lo 5-5498 KU1PERS, TIM 54,154 3613 Huron 563-9084 Cfcrman Club KUSTRA, STAN 2065 Unden LO 1-6657 - L - LAEFERTY, BF.TII 154 3036 Dudley LO 1-0371 LAIRD. BOB 75.97.98.154 21560 Audette $61-6341 Swimming. Track LAKSO. JUDITH 73.154 3525 Westwood LO 1-4083 GAA LANGE. PAT 72,73,150. 154.157 3761 Roosevelt CR 4-0484 NHS. GAA LARSEN. BRIAN 53.59.84, 85.60.75.154 15940 Middle bury LU 1-0756 Vanity I ootball. Executive Council LARYS. DEBBIE 155 3131 Lincoln LO 3-5858 Student Assembly. GAA LATVA. JOHN 155 1900 Linden LO 2-6847 178 LF.CLERC, LARRY 49.155 3174 Raymond 563-1374 Vanity Tennis. Debate LEE. KAREN 155 1624 Holy wood 563-2636 DECA LEE. SUZANNE 155 3352 Houiton LO 3-0204 Claa� Council LEVESSEUR. FVFLYN 155 2550 Pardee LO 3-0664 DECA UDDELL. WANDA 155 2651 Paidec 561-2059 L1LLFY. LAURICE 59.67, 155.157 3117 Edge wood LO 3 3868 NHS. Band LINDSAY. KAREN 54.57. 73.155 Gaa. DECA UR1VF. NADIA MEDEIROS 150 3255 Vataai 562-3292 Youth For Understanding US. JANET 57,73.155. 167, 3822 Huron LO 3-6423 NHS. GAA LISUZZO. DIANA 155 3512 Gertrude 278-1551 DECA LLOYD. MARLENE 155 22165 Park Street 562-2799 Intramural LOCKWOOD. MAUREEN 155 22054 Nowlin 278-3995 LONG. JIM 155 3631 Alice LO 2-5290 Intramurals LONSDALE. MICHAEL 155 3841 Sy reuse LO 3-8428 LOWRY. KRISTI 155 22045 Francis LO 2-6907 LUCAS. SUE 156 1852 Hollywood 565-1789 LUCHONOK. GORDON 85,156 3623 Uncoln LO 2-6266 Vanity Football, F.xecu- live Council LUCKSCHEITFR. DAVE 156 2924 Academy LO 1-8988 LUP1NSKJ. MARY 156 3547 Huron LO 1-9302 Student Assembly, GAA LUTZ. JIM 53.142,156. 157,160 22302 Cleveland 563-3633 NHS. Hl-Y LYON. 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J. 54-55 - F - Fedoruk, R. 12.60 Feussc. R. 16-17.153 Flcglc, J. 20- 21 - G - Garber. J. 14 Gates. C. 69 Gautrcau, A. 18 George. C. Gngg. P 41.44 - H — Hashoian. R 14-15 Haskins. F. 2a 132,135 Hip kiss. R 39 Holtgneve M. 18.46 Hough. R. 36.87 Hunt. M. 18.159 Irwin, i. 20 - J - Johnston. W. 39.46 - K - Kachaturoff. G. 39 Kaufman. A. 20.55.135-137 Kearney, P. Kelly. E. 19,30.163 Kovatch. G. 18.46-47 Kuntzman. D. 20 - L - Lee. B 25 LcScur. K. 15 Leslie, J. 22.128-129 Leslie. W. LcVcquc, R. 14 Lynch. D. 18 - M - MacKcruie. G. Maguire. J. 26.36 Ma or. P. 27 Maystrovtch. C. 17 McConkey, J. 41 McFiriin. L. 17 Merctcr. R. 39 Monson. R 20.110.113 Morency, R. 18.67,134 Motillo. J. 36 - N - Nagy. S. 39 Nicholas. R. 41 Nieporte. M. 69 - P- Patouhas. E. 18,65 Patrick, D. 18 Pttuch.S. 16-17 Porter. G. 26-27 Proctor, A. 25 Pugh. E. 18 - R - Robinson, A. 36 Romanovs. R. 22-23 - S- Salancy. B. 26-27. 67 Schultz. N. 39 Schrciber. F. 12-13.75 Scott, E. 28.168 Scott. J. 41 Simmons, J. 39 Skendzd. E. 22.56 Skodack. R. 20.121 Slabaugh. R 12.13 Smith. S. 36.112.117 Steen, C. 17,153 Stock. V. 20.121-122 Stolfo. L. 41 Stuart. B. 18.117 Stuart. R. 18 - T - Then. T. 30-31.134 - V - Vafeas. S. 18 Vandette. L. 26-27 VanLandcgend. J. 41 Vermeulen. R. 41 - W- Waldingci. V. 22 Walker. N. 39 Waller. G. Woods. R. 17 Worniak. E. 36 Wyka. P 34.88.95 - Y - Young. J. 19.134 - Z Zipplc. M. 20 Zinn. M. 39.83.97,134 Zimmermann, H. 22-23. 47. 56-57 OPERATIONAL STAFF -B - Baacrbc.Ca� 33 Butt. Helen 123 -C- Cori, Flora 33 - H - Huska, Wanda 33 K Kurtz. Dorthy 13 - S Snabrs. Al 32 - Y - Young, Lorraine 13 182 1970 Flight Staff CO-EDITORS •Denise Guido •Bob Trumble BUSINESS STAFF Judy Lakso Kathy McCoy INTRODUCTION AND THEME •Mary Anne Pietraniec •Debbie Gee •Scott Guffey STAFF AND ACADEMIC LIFE •Cindy Woolley ACTIVITY LIFE •Copy Staff SPORTS LIFE •Tom Hand UNDERCLASSMEN LIFE •Karen Lapenta SENIOR LIFE •Denise Guido PHOTOGRAPHY •Scott Guffey •Bob Trumble COPY STAFF Ann Bernal Elizabeth Cantor Debbie Gee Claudia Gill Denise Guido Tom Hand Ron Landelius Karen Lapenta Jeff Muzyk Mike Riker Chuck Shunkwiler Chuck Sikora Dave Spanburg Bob Trumble PASTEUP STAFF Vicki Gardiner Scott Guffey Pat Masi Mary Anne Pietraniec Chuck Sikora Dave Spanburg BUSINESS •Darlene Buelow PASTEUP •Dave Spanburg •Mary Anne Pietraniec Photography Advisor Mr Lee Bartlett Yearbook Advisor Mrs Elinor Patouhas Business Advisor Mr Robert Dalton PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Robin Benyi Dale Berry Scott Guffey Armin Manis Bob Trumble Steve Rishel • Section Editor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1970 yearbook staff expresses its sincere thanks and special appreciation to Mrs. Elinor Patouhas, yearbook advisor; Mr. Lee Bartlett, photography advisor; and Mr. Robert Dalton, business advisor. Also, special thanks are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mack Suprunowicz of Modem Yearbook Company, who have continually assisted in solving problems and Arella. Frabatta. Edmond, and Jay Kay Studios who replaced lost senior pictures. Furthermore, the 1970 Flight Staff is very grateful for the cco-operation of both students and faculty members who were inconvenienced on several occasions when pictures were taken or information needed to write copy. 183 (author unknown) S4 (A tfl£ (HIIfy jmAXHt tlult C H IMA tll AOili . ' A MODERN yYEARBOOK