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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

Edsel Ford High School Table Of Contents 20601 Rotunda Drive Dearborn, Michigan 48124 Academics Another Successful Year For The Administration above-Mrs Bazzy above-Mrs Kurtz above-Mr. Faull above-Mr Doherty Edsel Ford's administration for the year of 1980-81 includes Principal Harry T. Faull, along with Assistant Principals Ronald Doherty, in charge of student conduct, and Graham Porter who supervises student scheduling Contributing immensely this year are secretaries Dorothy Kurtz, Rose Mary Salvetti, Beverly Bazzy, Loraine Young, Mae Davis and Loretta Carmichael ,-v Business Program Offers Varied Opportunities The Edsel Ford business department is made up of various classes that give students a chance to try their new skills or further the development of their old skills. These classes include typing and office management. Co-operative education and distributive education teach students about the working world through on-the-job experience. Data processing, record keeping and bookkeeping are also available to the student who has an interest in business administration. 21 Humanities Program Offers Three Perspectives Miss Cautreau Mr Brown Mrs Barnett Mr Holtgrieve Miss Kovatch The main aim of Edsel Ford's English Humanities program is to induce every student to communicate by introducing him to the media of literature, art and music, while viewing the world through various artists. The arrangement of the humanities program is such that students have three days a week for English and one day each for music and art The English classes stress both literary style and the idea contained in each selection, which may be the work of a novelist, a poet, a short-story writer, or a playwright In the art and music humanities courses, students first study the work of masters, then try to apply these observations to the problems facing them in their own work, whether it's a theme, a sculpture or a wooden spoon. As a result of these experiences, Edsel Ford students are better able to participate in broader types of artistic expression Do You Speak Francais, Espanol et Deutch ? El programa de los idimas aqui' en La Escuela superior de Edsel Ford es muy 'util para muchos estudiantes. Wenn man eine Fremdsprache lernt, hat man die Gelegenhait die Geschichte und die Kulter von dem Land zu verstehen. Chaque langue offerte a' Edsel Ford a aussi son propre Club pour que les 'etudiants comprennent mieux la langue. Los idimos ofertas aqui son el fran ces, el espanol, y el ale man. 24 below-Mrs. Lindsay below-Mrs MacFarlin below-Ms Cautreau below-Mrs. Barnett English Electives Add Life To English The English Department, in its never ending search to satisfy the student, offers a multi-faceted elective program. In attempting to let the students get more involved and experiment with new concepts,the department submits such electives as film study, speech, debate, forensics, journalism, yearbook and newstaff classes. The yearbook staff puts together the FLIGHT for the students and the Bolt staff informs students of school news every week. These electives further the students' interest in these particular fields and give them a chance for a varied educational background. 25 Human Relations 26 One of the many unique classes that Edsel Ford offers is the Human Relations class. When entering high school, a student encounters many new problems. This class is there to meet his needs. The sophomore curriculum consists of introducing and getting to know the activities and programs of the school. The second semester focuses on reading improvement In the junior year emphasis is placed on psychology Personality growth and development are stressed, also As a senior, students begin to make decisions for the future Along with this, they receive vocational and educational guidance through their counselors above-Mrs. Brown 27 Creativity Flourishes Through Art There is a wide variety of dasses offered by Edsel Ford s art department These classes enable students to develop their artistic talents and express themselves The art program teaches students to use these talents in various media Beginning with Art I and continuing with Art II. young artists are introduced to sketching painting and drawing .More advanced classes include lewelry-making day and commercial art These classes enable students to experiment with specific aspects of art B participating in Edsel Ford's art program, students can gam insight into art as a creative pastime or as a profession Mr Leveque Mr Mackenz.e Homemaking Variety of Classes Offered Edsel Ford's homemaking department has a wide variety of courses to offer Students who are interested in learning how to cook, sew, design clothes, or even raise children, can find a class to suit them During the first semester, classes offered include environmental foods. Clothing 1, child development, and interior decorating During the second semester, one may choose electives such as beginning gourmet, personal and social development. Clothing 1 and 2, food fundamentals, and contemporary living Teaching the classes are Mrs Jan Bodenmiller and Mrs Carol Bocskay, who enjoy the classes as much as the students who take them Math Department Offers Wide Variety Edsel Ford's math department offers a wide selection of courses Students are required to only take one semester of math, but that doesn't mean that only a few classes are offered As a matter of fact, there are enough classes to fill more than three years at Edsel Ford. For those whose interests are limited, a consumer math class can be taken for one semester at the beginning of the sophomore year. For those who have a greater interest, the courses range from algebra to pre-calculus, and even into the computer world In this forever modernizing world, three different computer languages can be learned; they are basic, cobol, and fortran. Basic is a prerequisite for the latter two languages. 33 Intrumental Music Plays On The instrumental section of the music department has had a very eventful year Under the instruction of Mr Jack Pierson, now teaching in his third year at Edsel, the three instrumental groups have been pleasing everyone's ears with their music The band, the orchestra, and the Jazz Ensemble have teamed with the vocal music department for several concerts throughout the year,including a Pop Concert Members of each of the three groups participate in various competitions, both as a whole and individually, rating well in every case. The Jazz Ensemble also performed at each of the Nite Club Nites, and the band provided accompaniment for the school musical, Rogers and Hammerstein's Carousel Vocal Music Proud of Achievements The vocal music department at Edsel Ford, headed by department chairman Mr Jesse Young, had a very eventful year Among their activities were the sponsorship of the two Nite Club Nite talent shows, held in January and May. Three groups comprise the vocal music department. Chorus, which is open to all students who are looking for a chance to sing, Vocal Ensemble, a select group for seniors only, and the Concert Choir, a formal group of juniors and seniors who have previously participated in Chorus. The three groups joined together for several concerts throughout the year The Vocal Ensemble kept busy by entertaining area retirees and shut-ins They also performed at Greenfield Village and area hospitals. Carousel was this year's musical, with which the Music Department was very involved. Physical Education Offers Fitness Opportunities Physical Education is unique in every student's schedule It provides the opportunity to develop good health, physical fitness, and programs that may prove advantageous to them in later life. Each semester, students have a new choice of four different co-ed classes Each class consists of three different activities, such as volleyball, square dancing and golf, or tennis, weightlifting and softball A unique part of the physical education program is a twenty-week lifesaving course offered to interested students Upon completion of this course, students are qualified to become certified lifeguards Physical Education, which alternates with Human Relations, is one of the most enjoyable and beneficial courses at Edsel Ford 37 Edsel Ford's science program has always been an important part of the curriculum A special attention is paid to lab experimentation With experiments a variety of things are learned, such as how to dissect numerous organisms in biology, which chemicals to mix in chemistry, and the reactions of waves in physics Students are also able to learn through the various science electives offered After completing the required three semesters of biology and chemistry, students may choose field biology, photography, or horticulture. The Thornley Court also offers many learning experiences In addition, students who are interested in science have a chance to join the Ecology Club to learn about environmental changes and effects. Social Studies Offering a New View of Our World 40 Edsel Ford's social studies program has always been highly respected and remains so today In completing the five required semesters, students gain a better understanding and comprehension of our society The first semester introduces sophomores to anthropology The two following semesters are devoted to American history The fourth semester gives students a view of the American political system and the fifth concentrates on economics During the sixth semester, if a student is so inclined, he can elect a final course in social studies These electives include sociology, cultural geography and images of Asia 41 Vocational Training Prepares Students for Working World All high schools should emphasize programs in vocational training. Often, preparing students to go out into the working world has to be accomplished during secondary training Edsel has an excellent program that readies young adults for their careers. This program includes such fields as metal fabricating, printing, drafting, electronics, and woodworking Mr lames Valandegend, the metal fabricating instructor, heads the department. One unique feature of Edsel Ford is its special education program, which includes career education for handicapped adults The program is designed to aid mentally and physically handicapped adults to learn skills and trades, to make them functioning members of society Mr. Max Riemer is the instructor for this important program. Bolt Publications Enlighten Students The 1980-81 Bolt staff has had a very busy year Headed by advisor, Mrs Maria Lindsay, the staff worked hard to make deadlines and get the Bolt out on time each week Included in each edition of the Bolt were straight news, features, sports, cartoons, and ed- itorials Along with the weekly paper, the staff also put out a monthly publication entitled The Monthly Review In this paper, concerts, movies and songs of the month are reviewed Students' creative writing, short stor- ies, character sketches, and poetry are also featured With these two publica- tions, the staff has done a commend- able job keeping the students of Edsel informed and entertained. THIS PACE TOP-The 1980-81 Bolt staff CENTER RICHT-Editor John Peters posing for a picture CENTER LEFT-Advisor Mrs Maria Lindsay helping an eager student BOTTOM- Lynn Stassen hard at work OPPOSITE PACE TOP RIGHT—Sportswriter and cartoonist Pete Skorich enjoying a good joke LEFT -Matt Merta and the ever-popular Lindsay Bulletin Board CENTER RIGHT—Darrell Copp and Cabby Filisko take a break LEFT -Steve Nolff at the key board BOTTOM -Bolt students working to meet a deadline Editor News Editors Sports Editors-Boys' Girls' Cartoonists Photographer Proofreaders John Peters Joe Ewing Becky Kraljevich Paul Wydendorf Gabby Filisko Pete Skorich Matt Merta Mike Palmer Becky Kraljevich, Paul Wydendorf, Candy Tajak Monthly Review Editors Darrell Copp Lynne Stassen Sports Columnists Pete Skorich Scott Burbank Typesetters Gabby Filisko, Cheryl Eddy, Laura Lisiscki Reporters Lynn Girard, Jill Gaydos. Rick Frederick, Scott Burbank, Matt Merta, Pete Skorich, Steve Nolff Pressmen Dennis Wilson, Eric Lauri, Mike Tomich Advisors Mrs Lindsay, Mr Dietzler Student Council Brings Students Closer Together The 1980-81 Student Council had a very successful year. Their many varied projects helped promote school spirit and create a feeling of belonging for all students. As usual, the. Student Council was responsible for the planning of all Homecoming activities, a very in- volved but rewarding job To start a tradition this year, members created Spirit Week. During the week of Homecoming, students participated in such activities as a tug-of-war between grades, a Fifties Day, and a Baby Picture Contest. One of the student council's projects was particularly outstanding During the Christmas season, members be- came concerned with the fact that, because of Michigan's financial sit- uation, some students at Edsel would be doing without a Christmas dinner. Therefore, a project of making food baskets was decided upon The 10th, 11th and 12th grades all collected money and then the council used it to buy traditional Christmas dinner good- ies for needy students in each grade With the help of Mr Faull, these students were determined and names were kept anonymous, Mr Faull delivered the dinners personally The Student Council was proud that so many students were eager to help fellow classmates in a time of need and they hope that future projects will be equally successful Stacy Strongman Kick Kerstein Sue Woronchak Nancy Park Christa Seelof President Vice-President Secretary Secretary Treasurer THIS PAGE, TOP-This year's student council BOTTOM LEFT-Members discuss future projects. RIGHT-President Stacy Stongman and seniors discussing Senior Pride Day OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT-Ms Anne Gautreau, student council sponsor RIGHT-Stacy Strongman with food baskets for the needy CENTER LEFT-Homecoming queen Katie Hauserman and her escort Matt Stimac MIDDLE-Treasurer Christa Seeloff listening intently to Ms Gautreau. RIGHT-Recording Secretary Nancy Park, riding a motorcycle? BOTTOM-Last minute ideas are discussed. 48 Varsity Club Increases in Size and Spirit Despite many changes, the Varsity Club had a very successful year Two presidents were elected to lead the rapidly expanding club for the first time in Edsel's history Although the main purpose of the club is to make money and to designate it to other clubs, members also participated in many other activities. As usual, the fall and spring initiations were the high- lights of the year Even though greater restrictions were placed on costumes and wild conduct, a good time was had by all. In addition, members had their annual pizza party, which was a big success. The Varsity Club also provided escorts for Homecoming cer- emonies. Bill Brennan President joe (Viusidi Sargeant-at-arms John bruce President JVtau fviaiAci II Vice-President Katie Hauserman T reasurer Gabby Filisko Secretary VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW-Matt Stimac, Don Kentala, Rami Fakhoury, Joe Musial, Matt Mattern, John Bruce, Mr Pat Whizzer Wyka, Bill Brennan, Katie Hauserman, Gabby Fillisko, Mark Whitcomb, Alfonso Olivera. SECOND ROW-Kurt Hutchens, Mark Grimm, Marvin Young, Walt Wyderko, Randy Rippey, Penny Currie, Eric Mattern. THIRD ROW-Dough Seccombe, Mark Feltner, Jeff Lucas, Paul Renko, Stacy Strongman, Don Wend, Gary Barrett, Paul Hudacek, Bill Lis, Jenny MacMahon, Linda Jagger. FOURTH ROW-Joe Salem, Bob Hutsell, Cerald Major, Randy Gregory, Paul Wydendorf, Paul Lankford, Tom Thomas, Elisa Major, Jonnie Lee Terry, Cathy Christoff, Dennis Wilson. FIFTH ROW-Greg Palardy, Mark Kozma, Tom Tomich, Craig Gauthier, Steve Lutz, Glenn Klassa, Mike Bell, Ken Grant, Dave Petlichkoff, Wally Clem. SIXTH ROW-Sandy Sedo, Bob Cill, Mark White, Greg Stewart, Tim Lough, John Hogan, Nick Metaxas SEVENTH ROW-Angie Mrocko, Scot Ison, Pete Skorich, Mike O'Leary. EIGHTH ROW-Jim Ewing, Rob Rodriguez, Rick Wyka, Craig Hampton, Lori Carmichael, Peggy Cabell, Lovey Jones, Denise Blow, SueTorick, Lisa Boose. NINTH ROW-Brian Onusko, Paul Soper, Mike Tomich, Trish Nolan, Mary Jane Meuth, Beth Perri, Gail Lobdell, Brenda Nylander. 50 THIS PAGE. TOP-Varsity Club members start their morning off right TOP RIGHT-lnitiates strip for their masters. CENTER RIGHT-Mike Bell makes believe he is the Pillsbury Dough Boy. BOTTOM RIGHT-Brian Onusko, Angie Mrocko, and Ray Gosnell leave an exciting game. CENTER-Craig Hanosh snuggles with secretary Beverly Bazzy in office. BOTTOM LEFT-Alfonso Olivera models his new outfit. CENTER LEFT-Member heads to the locker room. 5 1 Debate and Forensics Develop Speaking Skills Led by coach Lee MacFarlin, the Debate and Forensics teams had a very active year. This year's topic, Con- sumer Safety ' proved successful as debaters acquired the skill of speaking extemporaneously and presenting an argument that flows logically and gains acceptance from the audience. Among the fund-raising activities taken on by the club were candy sales and the annual Funny Farm dance. Competing in such categories as storytelling, humor, informative speak- ing, duo, prose, and radio, forensic team members had fun as they competed in many tournaments. A highlight of the semester was a visit from the Eastern Michigan Univer- sity's forensic group Words and Company. OPPOSITE PACE. LEFT: Gwen Turco as the Pig-headed woman. RIGHT: Julie Baltz is emotionally distraught as she does a multiple reading with Lori Carmichael, Jenny McMahan and Marty Brown. CENTER LEFT: Darrell Copp once again annoying Sue Leverenz CENTER Kathy Trainor laughs at her own humorous reading CENTER RIGHT: Words and Com- pany performs. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gary Barrett is surprised to learn that he is losing his argument against John Ulrich and John Hogan THIS PAGE. LEFT: Lee McFarlin, debate and forensic coach. RIGHT: Members having fun at the Funny Farm Dance. BOTTOM: Lori Carmichael makes a point as Craig Hanosh and Mike Tabacchi listen. FORENSICS FIRST ROW-Cindy Wexel, Carol Ames, Larry Allen, Kim Matthews Mike Tabacchi, Julie Baltz, Gail Hebets, Marty Brown SECOND ROW-Anne Zuchowitcz, Bill DiScala Carla Russo, Lisa Dobronski, Tim Joyce, Pam Jones, Joe Ewing, Sandy Nolan THIRD ROW-Bnan Squiers, Lisa Kutney, Sue Woronchak, Gwen Turco, Bill Brennan, Cathy Cole, Darrell Copp, Helena Thorton, Jennifer Hall FOURTH ROW-Jim Whicker, Mike Murray, Ed Pietraniet Kip Yontz, Mark White, John Knappmann, Gretchen Dykstra, Julie Caverne DEBATE FIRST ROW-Larry Allen, Bill Discala, Jim Whicker, Peter Colovas, Janet Wydendorf SECOND ROW-Cretchen Dykstra, Penny Currie, Bill Brennan, Teresea Collins, Dave Brow, Lisa Sauber THIRD ROW-Cathy Cole, J im Zimmer, Mark White, John Knappmann, Craig Hanosh, Mike Tabacchi Computer Math, Ecology Explore New Depths This year, the first Computer Math Club was established The main func- tion of this club is trading computer information and demonstrating various new computers The club entered in a computer contest and placed very well Mrs Frank is the sponsor of this new and determined club The Ecology Club, once again, is having another successful year The club, which is relatively large in size, plans many outdoor activities through- out the year The club has gone cross-country skiing, hiking, canoeing, cleaned-up Snow Woods, and they are currently adopting a park They are also responsible for the tours of the Thornley Bird Court and the main- tenance of the Nature Center President Vice President Secretary President vice President Treasurer Secretary Secretary 54 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: The Computer Math Club. TOP RIGHT Computer Math Cub sponsor Mrs. Sandra Frank. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Herm Boatin, Ecology Club sponsor. BOTTOM RIGHT The 1980-81 Ecology Club. THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT: Ecology Club members planning their annual excursion. TOP RIGHT: Club president Linda jagger. CENTER LEFT: Lovey Jones with companion, Phyllis CENTER RICHT: Occupants of the Thornley Court BOTTOM LEFT: Computer Math Club member Lisa Gillespie. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Steve Smith deep in thought. Whizzers Irreplaceable; 1980 FLIGHT Recognized This year. Wyka's Whizzers was a busy and successful club Sponsored by boys athletic director and head wrestling coach, Mr Pat Wyka, the group kept busy by hosting concession stands and working at wrestling meets at Edsel ford Some of these meets included the annual E F Invitational and the Dearborn City Junior High Tournament With Mrs Maria Lindsay acting as sponsor and Mr ) im Risto in charge of photography, the FLIGHT staff has worked dilligently for the past year to keep the Edsel yearbook a quality production Previously, the 1980 an- nual had been awarded second place in the national yearbook competition sponsored by Columbia University Returning from the honored staff this year were Editor-in-chief Gabby Filisko photography editor Alfonso Olivera. section editors, Cheryl Eddy, Becky Holland and Sue Woronchak, and class member Tony Morrison As a result of this effort, the 1981 yearbook has three full color sections, the introduction, senior and sports sections WYKA'S WHIZZERS-FIRST ROW Lori Mack, Dee Beltowski, Mr Wyka, Lisa Sauber, Lori Carmichael, Laura Reba SECOND ROW Denise Blow, Pam Kilgus, Cheryl Peters. Peggy Earle, Sue Wichorek, Sharon Little, Susan Oz, Beth Perri, Gabby Filisko THIRD ROW Sharon Vessels. Michele Lerini, Lisa King, Trish Nolan. Paula Mattieson, Andria Welle, Ruth West, Debby Whitcomb FOURTH ROW Kelly Coughlin, Maryann Chaparian. Lisa Roros, Lucy Becker, Sharon Summers, Lynn Girard, Maryjane Mueth, Shawn Bidwell, Sandy Sakora, Kristi Davis, Kelly Pigott, Heidi Satorias, Dawn Yelmek, Michelle Gilardino SIXTH ROW Janine Fleek, Dawn Carter THIS PAGE. MIDDLE LEFT Wrestling coach. Mr Wyka shows his appreciation for all the work Lori Mack and Dee Beltowski have done MIDDLE RIGHT Head Whizzer Lori Mack OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP FLIGHT editors Pam Jones, Cheryl Eddy, Jennifer McGrath, Sue Woronchak, Becky Holland, Gabby Filisko Standing, Darrell Copp, Alfonso Olivera MIDDLE RIGHT FLIGHT advisor Mrs Lindsay 56 once again helping students BOTTOM LEFT Darrell Copp and Gabby Filisko in a rare moment of relaxation BOTTOM CENTER Yearbook advisor Mrs Maria Lindsay BOTTOM RIGHT Sue Woronchak in awe FLIGHT FIRST ROW Sue Woronchak, Becky Holland, Pam Jones, Gabby Filisko, Cheryl Eddy, Darrell Copp, Jennifer McGrath, Alfonso Olivera SECOND ROW Lisa Kutney, Lynne Stassen, Tony Morrison, Fran Pilotti, Karen Dombeck, Denise Gignac, Lori Mack. Diane Alestra THIRD ROW Chris McCardell, Lisa Sauber, Ron Guard, Mike Palmer. Kara Andrews. Joe Baratelli, Ann Kenger, Laura Bryzek, Kevin Petersmarck Art and Booster Clubs Have Successful Year Under the guidance of Mr Ralph Hashoian, the Art Club had one of its most successful years in recent history Its many activities included raffles and art shows, and members also made and sold Christmas cards for the holiday season. The goal of the Booster Club is to promote school spirit for sporting events, and sponsor Mr Ronald Champine helped to achieve this end Besides making weekly signs for upcoming games, the club also spon sored many bake sales. The Adult Booster Club, headed by Mr. Pat Wyka, is also very important to the sports department. Besides cheer- ing at every game, Booster Club parents supported the teams by having raffles The club also sponsored many concession stands throughout the year OPPOSITE PACE, TOP LEFT: Mem- bers enjoying a meeting RIGHT: Members peeking at a shocking piece of art CENTER RIGHT Mr. Hashoian explaining to Peggy Earle now to eat a cracker BOTTOM Mr Champine getting a boost from a book Janet Kratt Linda Painter Carol Nigal Teresa Brennan President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ART CLUB FIRST ROW-Teresa Brennan, Carol Nigal, Janet Kratt, Linda Painter SECOND ROW-Amy Alandt, Teri Gruska, Michele Mort, Joe Baratelli, Todd Burbank, Sandra Hill, Dawn Lafeve, Sue Gorrell THIRD ROW-Cigi Alandt, Margaret Earle, Jason Kapinski, Mr Hashoian, Joe Hane, David Bierman, Kevin Perri, Donna Pikula BOOSTER CLUB Mr Ronald Campine, Janice Schofield, Lisa Pannepucci, Marsha Porter, Vicki Pfiefer, Peggy Earle. Lisa Panepucci Marsha Porter Vicki Pfeifer Janice Schofield President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 59 Cultures Experienced in AFS , Language Clubs The French-Spanish Club started the year with a masquarade Halloween party. It was a huge success; the members went on a scavenger hunt and had a great time. This is the second year the French and Spanish clubs have been united as one. president Leslie Burkett feels that the union has been well-accepted and enjoyed by all The German Club was equally busy this year It sponsored a most interest- ing and enjoyable field trip to Franken- muth, Michigan. There, many mem- bers visited Bronner's Christmas dec- oration shop, a place well-known for its beautiful holiday decorations. Accord- ing to club members, the highlight of the year was a canoe trip on the Rifle River. The American Field Service had a busy year at Edsel, having been involved in many various activities Through AFS, Edsel was the host of an exchange student from Denmark, Bent Andersen Leslie Burkett Craig Gauthier am Jones Lisa Panepucci President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Marsha Porter President Chris Doner Vice-President John Neuenschwander Secretary Todd Williams T reasurer CERMAN, FRENCH-SPANISH CLUB. FIRST ROW: Lynn Davis, Lovey Jones, Bridget, Core, Sue Ann Jung, Deanna Darcangelo, Kristi Davis, Andrea Jones SECOND ROW: Ann Kenger, Peggy Cabell, Karen Dombeck, Anne Kruszewski, Linda Jagger, Pam Jones, Leslie Burkett, Jenny McMahon, Stacy Strongman, Marsha Porter, Carla Russo, Melinda Bissig. THIRD ROW: Michelle Lerini, Rochelle Ryan, Leslie Nieto, Denise Cignac, Darlene Carloy, Elisa Major, Michelle Caurdy, David Wrubel, Kris Seefelt, Rich Kerstein, Elizabeth Hoang, Katie Donahue, Lori Hamel, Kyunh Jin Lim, Maggie Shierloh, Woom Ja Park, Lisa Kutney, Margo Hoge. FOURTH ROW: Matt Stimac, Rich Maertens, Chris Doner, Rich Welsh, MaryAnn Chaparian , Andrea Welle, Lucy Becker, Sharon Summers, Creg Weddel, Dan Terry, Danny Machet, Laura Reba, Terry Coburn, Ken Martin, Todd Williams, Blair Porter. 60 AFS. FIRST ROW Exiony Miranda, Linda Wagel, Dan Terry, Blair Porter. SECOND ROW: Janice Schofield, Marsha Porter, Lynn Cirard, Helena Thornton, Carla Russo, Paula Mattieson THIRD ROW Peggy Earle, Katie Hauserman, Cathy Cole, Andrea Welle, Dai Kitagawa, Lovey Jones, Greg Weddel, Bent Anderson, Cabby Filisko. FOURTH ROW: Christa Seeloff, Beth Michaels, Chris Arneson, Leslie Nieto, Elisa Major, Karen Dombeck, Lori Hamel, Gretchen Dykstra. OPPOSITE PACE. TOP RIGHT- Members discuss future activities. CENTER LEFT- German Club sponsor Frau Leslie CENTER- French-Spanish Club sponsor Mrs. Waldinger RICHT CENTER- Soon-to-be members anxiously await initiation. BOTTOM RIGHT- Massive confusion at a French-Spanish Club meeting. Thespians Prove Talent; Media Center Helpful Edsel's Thespians took on quite a challenge in the fall with their produc- tion of The Crucible, a drama by Arthur Miller A cast of very talented actors made a success out of this dramatic play, giving true meaning to the word professionalism. In the spring, the Thespians, along with the music department, presented Car- ouse . a musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein This, too. was a great success The Media Center continued to offer a variety of uses to the students of E d el Such supplies as tape recorders, film protectors, and a video tape recorder were available to students all year In addition, a large supply of books magazines, newspapers, and records were on hand Cathy Cole Lisa Wallis Margaret Schierloh Cwen Turco Melanie Parker President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Clerk THESPIANS. TROOP 1408 FIRST ROW: Melinda Bissig, Lisa Wallis, Cwen Turco, Kendra Bernick, Sue Woronchak SECOND ROW Margaret Schierloh, Marty Brown, Darrell Copp, Tim Butler, Lori Carmichael, Mr Brown OPPOSITE PACE. TOP LEFT-Drama director. Mr Neil Brown CENTER LEFT-Three future Thespians at their first meeting BOTTOM LEFT-Darrell Copp, Jenny MacMahon, and Tim Butler in a tense moment from The Crucible RIGHT-Lisa Bruce watches as Sue Woronchak confesses to Marty Brown in The Crucible. THIS PACE, TOP-A student makes use of one of the library's many machines LEFT-Mrs Neville caught off guard RICHT-A student searching for forensic material CENTER LEFT-Mrs Steckowski helping a studeni RIGHT-Michelle Stephenson enjoying her work as library aide BOTTOM LEFT-Miss Lee smiles slyly for the camera RIGHT-Students working together on a report NHS Displays Ability; Bible Club Inspires Beth Pern Paul Wydendort Margaret Palardy Dan Elmore President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer BIBLE CLUB Anne Zuchowicz, Michelle Feliks, Jackie Rice, Janice Stice, Sharon Plante, April Armstrong The National Honor Society is one of the most prestigious clubs at Edsel It consists of approximately fifty students that perform various duties throughout the year These duties include such things as operating the bookstall, tutoring students, and serving as guides at school functions In order to be considered for NHS, a student must have a grade point average of 3 0 with no grade lower than a C, and belong to at least two school organizations The Bible Club at Edsel is most unique in that it is considered a study rather than a club Its members meet weekly to study and discuss the Bible and religion Under the direction of sponsor Mr Joseph Mottillo, the members share experiences and gain insights to the gospel OPPOSITE PACE LEFT Paul Wydendorf daydreams in NHS meet- ing CENTER RIGHT Rich Kerstein putting up signs for Career Night CENTER Mr Martin Holtgrieve, sponsor of NHS CENTER RIGHT Theresa Brennan and Chris Arneson enjoy being guides CENTER RIGHT: With the help of NHS, Career Night turned out to be a big success. BOTTOM RIGHT Christa Seeloff has her mind on other things BOTTOM CENTER Margaret Palardy decides to test the wind at a meeting BOTTOM LEFT: Cheryl Eddy, Cabby Filisko, Paul Wydendorf and Todd Williams take a break after working in the NHS bookstall THIS PACE LEFT Michelle Feliks resides over a Bible Club meeting RIGHT Anne Zuchowicz is surprised Janice Mice April Armstrong Secretary Treasurer viicnene rentes President Sharon Plante Vice-President NHS FIRST ROW Diana Crum, Beth Perri, Lisa Bouchez, Jennifer Hall, Lovey Jones, Marsha Porter SECOND ROW Margaret Palardy, Kim Bruce, Stacy Strongman, Katie Hauserman, Lisa Wallis, Anne Kruszewski, Cathy Cole, Julie Baltz, Janice Schofield THIRD ROW. Craig Gauthier, Cheryl Eddy, Gail Lobdell, Lorraine Neubauer, Lori Carmichael, Christa Seeloff, Joe Baratelli, Dan Elmore, Paul Wydendorf, Mr Holtgrieve FOURTH ROW. Gretchen Dykstra, Christine Arneson, Glenn Ruffus, Rich Kerstein, Todd Williams. 65 Political Club Provides Insight Special Services Prosper This year, Edsel Ford welcomed a new club into the school The Political Club is designed to get students more interested and involved in today's government and governmental act- ivities One of the highlights of this year's club is a trip to Washington, which is sponsored by the close-up program Although the Political Club is small in terms of members, those who take part in its activities find the club a very enjoyable experience The special services that Edsel Ford provides are very beneficial to the students The cafeteria workers and Rainbow Hut classes are two of the most important and successful ser- vices Edsel Ford is proud of the great accomplishments that the special ser- vices are making Hi A i f 1 « f 9 V ' ■to OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP Political Club members Carol Nigal, Paul Wydendorf and Sandy Sedo CENTER LEFT Paul Wydendorf enjoys the club's first meeting RIGHT Club spon- sor Ms. Susan Nagy discussing plans for a trip to Washington BOTTOM LEFT Mr. Robert Roemer smiles for the camera CENTER Carol Nigal listening intently RIGHT Sandy Sedo thinking about an upcoming event THIS PAGE, TOP LEFT Cafeteria workers pose prettily RIGHT Mrs Olivera happily preparing a good lunch for hungry students CENTER LEFT Rainbow hut members enjoy posing for the camera LEFT Jeff Stephenson, member of Rainbow Hut, plotting how to sell raffle tickets BOTTOM LEFT Paul Dowell helps Rainbow Hut member to create something good to eat RIGHT Mr Phil Kearney giving a speech to Rainbow Hut members Entertainment Key Word with Tri-M , Band Tri M had a very eventful year. Under the direction of sponsor, Mr Jesse Young, the club started the year with a Halloween initiation party in which members and initiates had to dress in costume In December, Tri-M hosted an Alumni Dinner and later a birthday party to celebrate all mem- bers' birthdays Along with their many parties, the club also ventured down to the Fisher Theater to see They're Playing Our Song Tri-M's most popular events are the two Night Club Nite's they host each year. This year, the club purchased a large, black curtain for the stage Members were pleased with the pro- fessionalism this item added to the event. The Jazz Band journeyed to Ann Arbor in January to take place in the Midwestern National Conference There, the band was used to demon- strate various styles and techniques to interested parties Another highlight for the band was an Invitational at Western In this event, top bands compete for honors Edsel was well represented with Diana Crum, 12, named best soloist, and Simon Horrocks, 10, given an honor- able mention The Jazz Band at Edsel continued to uphold its reputation of being one of the finest bands in the state They gained this honor last year when they scored highly in state competition. Melinda Bissig Lisa Wallis Lisa Bouchez Rose Rosiek Sue Woronchak President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian TRI-M FIRST ROW: Lori Mott, Janet Wydendorf, Melinda Bissig, Lisa Wallis, Lisa Bouchez, Rose Rosiek, Sue Woronchak, Gwen Turco, Colleen Coy, Michelle Feliks, Tim Butler. SECOND ROW Madonna McNally, Sue Wagner, Peter Schnerer, Karen Richards, Marty Brown, Donna Jagod, Beth Kimmel, Robin Pietrzak, David Wrubel, Lorraine Neubauer, John Hogen THIRD ROW Colleen McCann, Diana Crum, Rochelle Ryan, Karen Rafferty, Eric Mattern, David Petersmarck, Sue Kalie, Kathy Davis, Jackie Rice, Beth Michaels, Teresa Collins, Michelle Stephenson OPPOSITE PACE. TOP LEFT: A member of Tri-M imitating his mummyCENTER: Jazz Band instructor, Mr Jack Pierson RIGHT: Tri-M sponsor Mr Jesse Young wears a T-shirt to promote the school musical BOTTOM LEFT The Jazz Band in performance RIGHT Are there a couple of turkeys in this group? THIS PACE, TOP Majorettes twirling in the gym LEFT: Lisa Bouchez, Melinda Bissig and Rose Rosiek discussing plans for Tri-M's activities. RIGHT: Members of Tri-M in the music room CENTER LEFT: Majorettes pose for a picture RIGHT Gwen Turco, active member of Tri-M, smiling happily. 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Bonnie Ingall Shawn Jones Joyce irw:n Maureen Joyce Scot Ison Gregory Kajoian Leslie Jeter Susan Kalie Andy Jewell Paul Keller L-ioo r my Glenn Klassa Robert Knight Tammy Koehler Carol Kolbe Victoria Korte Stephen Kotyk George Kropog Anthony Kutney Douglas La Roy Lila Ladenperger Dawn Lafeve Michelle Lajnesse Nancy Lakso Kenneth Lamb David Langley Paul Lankford James LaPonaey Michelle Lavery Julie Ledford Michele Lee Ernest Lehenbauer Michael Long Timothy Lough Stephen Lutz Kathryn Madison Jeffrey Lucas Jeffrey W. Lucas Steven Luedders John Lukomskl Gerald Major Jerry Mandla Michele Manenty Kathryn Mangan Kenneth Martin Nancy Martin Amy Marx Donald Mascot Paula Mattleson Sandra Mauter David Maxwell Sean McAdam David McBride Anaele McCallum Colleen McCann Michael McCormick Roseanne Messina Kathleen McDonald Ruth Ann McDonald Scott McDonald Andrew McGinn Timothy McMahan Lisa McMillan Madonna McNally Jennifer McNaughton Stephen McNeil Eric Mennlng Robert Merreli Matthew Merta jonn Mooney Thnma Mount Cathy Morell Michele Mort Christine Morton Patrick Motley ____ iiviiiw Angela Mrocko John Mueth Laura Murray Robin Murrell Joseph Mu Mary Jane Muth Cynthia Nagy Cathi Nazarowtf Dean Neely Kelly Neely Gillian Nelson Hal Odom Jeffrey Niemi Patrice Nolan Steven Nolff Maureen O’Leary Sarith Olson Billy Norris Brenda Nylander Brian Onusko Michael Oprish Tracey Paday Gregory Palardy Woon Ja Park Melanie Parker Vicky Parris Alan Patrias William Peecher Louise Phillips Donna Pikula Fran Pilottl Lesa Pitts Craig Plafchan Sharon Plante Russell Rader Renee Rayl Julie Porte Jeannette Raines Raus Traru Plaimt f JAhra Plinka Th«rxinrfi Plnmh I inrla PlnnkAh I unn Pnmornki Donald Pooa Gregory Raymond I DIaa Laura Reba rtaulH QirharH John Rem pert Paruiu Rlkar Janlne Renko tWvin PIIav Jacqueline Rice PIIm Rinnfl Lisa Rice M rv Rnrhnll Kathi Roosevelt James Mosoury William Rohler Lisa Schmidt Craig Schultz Peter Schnerer Gary Schultz Randan Sesko Susan Schwesinger Joseph Sharkey Vivian Sears Linda Shoemaker Douglas Seccombe Susan Slcklesteel Kathryn Sierota Colleen Simon David Smith Julie Smith Edward snow Charles Snyder Sandra Soroka Lauren Sparks Uara sperstad Christine Spnngsteo David Stanek Janioe St ice Richard Sword Phillip Stranahan Soott Szirakl Thomas Szynal Deborah Strodoskl Michael Tabaochi Kevin St us Candice Sharon Summers Christopher Tant Becki Thompson Michael Thompson Bill T-Bird Brian Thomson Helena Thornton Jill Tofflemire Thomas Tomich Kathleen Trainor Anthony I urowski Susan Wagner ML i Melissa Tyner William Wagner m ■______________ Susan VanTubergen Laura Walker Joel Varitek Timothy Walker William Vick Mark Watson Tam mar a Vlrga Lee Weatherly Karla Weinlander Andria Welle Amy West Hutn west Lisa Westbrook Dennis Whisman Deborah Whitcomb Mark White Janet Wydendort Richard Wyka Julie Yenkel Raymond Yenkel William Yunker Carol Zagelmeyer Scott Burchett David Buizeo Michael Zubik Ronald Alexander Kevin Zajac Craig Bechtel Lisa Hastie Best wishes to the sophomores and jun- iors of Edsel Ford from the underclass section LEFT TO RICHT Lori Mack, Kara Andrews, Lisa Sauber, Ron Cuard, Pam Jones, 115 Mike Palmer THIS PAGE LEFT - Sophomore Class Officers: Jeanne Waldron, Eric Smith, Jim Beardslee and Susan Corpolongo. OPPOSITE PACE.LEFT- Mr.Bourassa, Sophomore Class Sponsor Anita Alford Michael Alton Kimberly Ament Julie Andrusiak Maurice Arens Darrin Armstrong Anrette Atkins Julie Barnhart Lorn bates Barbara Beams James Beardslee Kenneth Beattie Gregory Bedenis Hcllie Begin 116 Mary Anno Bodary Angela Booth Steve Bornyasz Lisa Boros Steven Bossio Dav.d Boutette Nancy Bowen Pamela Braden Scott Brandt Patrick Brennan Baby T-Bird Michael Bridges Yvette Brmdle Nancy Brow James Brown Susan Brown Lisa Bruce Mary EJuckingham Gerianne Bullock Todd Burbank Mark Burmdge Kevin Colleran Kari Collins Peter Colovas Terry Conflittie Joseph Coon Susan Cooney Susan Corpolongt Kelly Coughlin Gregg Crandall Patricia Danowski Deanna Darcangelo Kathleen Davis Kristi Davis Sean Day 118 William Deckert Cerald Delage Kenneth Derouchie Jacqueline Dillinger Mark Dobry Lisa Doro.h Thomas Downs Timothy Downs Matthew Driscoll Linus Drogs Denise Ann Ducharme Diane Duff Patrick Duff Kimberly Dugan Susan Duncan Bennett Jon Dykstra Patrick Eagan Mary Ebert Karen Eckles Todd Eden Donald Elmore Lorne Enos James Ewing Kathleen Felker Deb a Feria Laura Ferentine John Fitzpatrick Charles Flack 119 Leroy Flanz Jeamne Fleek Lisa Nynn Maria Franchi fVnna Furnprwin Ipffrpv Cpnaw Michelle Cilardmo Daniel Gildersleeve Charles Gill Robert Gill Maureen Gilleran Lisa Gillespie Timothy Glmn Ronald Gnadinger Beth Gorospe Richard Gosnell Joseph Grantham Jeffrey Glovier Michael Green Elizabeth Gregg vlartm Griffin Robert Criswold Sandi Cronvall Matthew Greuber Catherine Cuerreso Kenneth Cuibord fcr.k nageuno 120 Amy Halkowitz Mary Hall Patrick Hamel Colleen Haragely Holly Hartwick Michelle Hatcher Cayle Hebets Gregory Heigel Donna Helka Tina Henrish John Herrst Margo Hoge fracy Holmes Patricia Hopwood Marc Jeter Allen Jewell Christine Johnson Lisa Johnston Cathy Jones Suann Jung Frank Kalandek 121 Gregory Klask Scott Klassa Janes Klauke John Klauke Beth Knight Robert Koehn Jacqueline Kurbel Julie Kutnev Robert Labelle Lee Lafeve Carl Lakso Nikola Langtry Richard Lapeer Robert Lebaron Tammy Lebaron Colleen Leedy Martin Lehotan Charlotte Leon , jnda Lepkowski Michele Lehni Eva Litwin 122 Craig MacDonald Danny Machak Tina Mallia Patrick Maly Kimberly Markley Douglas Mascot Scott Masi Scott Mattern Mark Mattieson Mary Maxwell Leigh McBain Keri McDaniel Sandra McDermott Jacquelyn Metzger Cregory Milczuk Sarah Miller m v Thurman McClothlin Bruce Menning Kimberley Messier 123 Michael Minton Gregory Mitchell William Montgomery Jeffrey Moore Michele Moran Patricia Moroz Carole Morgan Remo Morrone Michael Munroe Christopher Murdoch Mary Rose Muscat Bryan Nabozny Paul Nagy Darren Nance Lenora Navetta Donna Nelson Lisa Neuman Julie Newman John Nicol Brian E Niemi Dominic Nieto Sandra Nolan Cynthia Nolff Michael Oberto Colleen O'Brien Kevin O'Brien Margaret O'Brien Carol Odom 124 Patrick O'Neill Renee Onusko Carol O'Rourke Todd Osborne Micnaei uuenette r-diricK wueneue Charlene Page Wendy Paison Michael Panepucci John Parris Robert Peecher Dino Pepoms Kevin Pern John Perrin Joseph Peruski Debra Pettmga Earlet Phillips June Phillips Elizabeth Pigott Clen Plaunt Douglas Pond Victor Ponelis Kenneth Popkey Blair Porter Tracy Potochick 125 Michael Sabol Edward Saenz Brice Sample James Sample Michael Sanson Heidi Sartorius Kenneth Saunders Michael Powers Claudia Pudysz Sara Jo Puma Karen Rafferty Kimberly Reddick Doreen Reilly Michael Renshaw Kevin Ryan Rochelle Ryan Renee Rosiek David Rousseau Jeffrey Rowe Ken Rusinowski Angela Ruth Cheryl Rhodes Richard Rippev David Rodrigue Lisa Rohler Nancy Romanski Scott Romp Donna Roose Edward Shema Scott Sherman Charles Silver Darin Simmons Susan Sligay Diana Smith Eric Smith Cregory Smith Rodney Smith Linda Sorensen Rodney Sowers Denise St Charles Theresa Stonge Kelly Svok Kevin Tailford Amy Talbert Daniel Terry David Terry Carol Thomas Craig Timmons 127 Darin Tiseo Paul Toporek Kimberly Toth Kevin Towe Bart Treiber Kimberley Trifan Anne Tulas Patrick Tullius Teresa Turner Douglas Tyson Robert VanProeyen Donald Vauris Ruben Vega Sharon Vessels Michelle Vick Keith Voigt Linda Wagel Jeanne Waldron Gregory Weddell Jeffrey Weems John Weiss Cynthia Wexel James Wilkie Cheryl Williams Charles Williamson James Williamson Kelly Wilson 128 Jeffrey Winslow David Wolin Gwendolyn Woods Stephen Woods Gregory Wright David Wrubel Dawn Yelinek Lisa Yontz John Young Leanne Yunker ludith Zavisa Charles Zimmer Richard Zimmer Jamie Pryor William Roper Shane Schultz Gibson Stranahan Sports Bridges' Debut Encouraging Gridders Surprising; League Record— 5-1 Overall Slate— 7-2 Over the past years, T-Bird football has become known as a power, and this year was no exception Coming off an 8-1 season, the team surprised even itself with its 7-2 overall finish Co-captains Matt Mattern. back, and All Metro West quarterback Dan Betz both posed a tremendous threat to oppositio while senior tailback Rami Fakhoury was named runner-up to the Outstanding Athlete of the Year award for his football and wrestling prowess Other important seniors included kicker Bill Brennan, thunderback John Bruce, center Randy Rippey and tackle Perry Paus Led by first year Head Coach jack Bridges and assistants Duane Machak and Gary Schleiff, the T-Birds cruised to a 5-1 Sub-8 finish, good enough for second place Highlights of the season included a thrilling 28-27 homecoming victory over non-league Monroe, with the winning TD. a diving catch by Fakhoury, came with just over one minute remaining in the contest, and a 21-0 trouncing of cross-town rival Dearborn High Underclass standouts included 1981 captains Joe Musial. Randy Gregory and Jeff Lucas and strong lettermen such as Craig Hampton, Rick Wyka and Dan Helka 72-6 Overall Record Roundball Team District Champs Again The Edsel Ford girls basketball team enjoyed another winning season under the direction of Head Coach Jack Swank Swank led the young team to a 12-6 overall record and to the team's third straight district championship The Edsel roundballers have grabbed the district title four of the past six years I rom districts, the girls travelled to regional play where they lost to Livonia Bentley. eventual contenders for the state crown rven though the team beat city rivals Dearborn and Fordsorf twice each, league contests were not as fruitful, as the T-Birds placed only fourth in the Sub-H league behind Plymouth Salem. Livonia Bentley and T renton Two girls, senior tri-captain Linda Jagger and junior Julie Geyer. were named to the all-city squad J agger was also chosen all-league, while Geyer and her classmate. Laura Walker, were picked as honorable mentions O'Hara Dedicated Coach Edsel Ford Swimmers Gain Needed Talent All of the long hours involved in T-Bird swimming paid oft as the team finally escaped the cellar of the Sub 8 league grabbing fifth in the seven team league The team was coached by Mr Pat O'Hara, who was assisted by Mr I yn Langley Though not high in the league standings, the group was loaded with strong swimmers Senior disttiiKe men Tons Mrocko and Craig Gauthier were eu • vd captains while d'ver Gary Barrett and breaststroker Mark Gaydos also set fine examples for the underclass swimmers The top IM man for the T-Birds this season was lunior Dan Helka, with Gerald Bubba Major being able to swim fast times in distance freestyle and IM events Juniors Ray Gosnell, |im Saley and sophomore Eric Smith were top sprinters for the 1 Birds while lohn Eddy and Tom Tomich became tough backstrokers Dave Dalton, Steve Bornyasz, Craig Kellogg, Mark Kozma, Brian Onusko and Tom Pannepucci were also loyal T-Birds Four All-Leaeuers Cross Country Team Successful Once Again The T-Bird harriers had another winning season this year but, as Edsel cross country goes, they did not fare as well as expected Skip Domke's defending champions placed second in the Suburban 8 league, giving up the crown they had held for the previous four years. Creatly responsible for this high finish were the efforts of four all-leaguers; junior co-captain Greg Palardy, who ran to a second place showing, moving up two notches from last year; fourth place finisher senior co-captain Brian Dahl, who, although injured this year, placed 47th at the state finals last season; sophomore Joe Bachert in fifth place and senior Matt Stimac who grabbed the ninth slot. The next stop for the team was regional competition, where Edsel placed fourth out of approximately 25 teams. The top three teams, plus the top 10 individuals from each of the state's eight regions, compete at the state championships. Palardy's seventh place at the 5000 meter Schoolcraft College course enabled him to travel to Flint for the state tourney. Of the 80 runners, he strode to a 13th place time of 15:52, moving up from 56th place last vear Captains for the 1981 squad will be Greg Palardy, Glenn Klassa, Mark Boudreau and Dave Langley. 140 ‘■i L Vivi, Field Hockey Strong Team Exhibits Talent; Many Individual Honors The T-Bird field hockey team, led by tri-captains Cathy Christoff, a three-year varsity halfback, and all-city selections Julie Caverne at forward and goalkeeper Jonnie Lee Terry, also team MVP, ended its 1980 season with a 1-5-3 record. Under the direction of varsity coach Irma Calvisi, the team's record does not illustrate the intensity with which the girls played Seniors Kelly Potochick and Colleen Wszolek, voted outstanding defensive players and also all-city selections, helped shut out opponents in three games and yielded only one goal in each of three other games; one of these contests was an outstanding effort against University Liggett (0-1), defending champs for six years 143 LiOlters Show Talpnt Tough Season for Talented Linksmen The T-Bird Linksmen, despite tremendous individual performances, emerged from their dual meet season with a sub-par 4-8 record All Sub-8 squads but Belleville entered teams in the league tourney, where Edsel, under the coaching of Mr Neil Brown, made a fifth place showing Senior Tom Thomas and luniors Paul Helms and Mike Oprish were all-city nominations while junior Dan Andrusiak was an all-league member Brown looks toward next year optimistically because all starters except Thomas will return Junior Ken Grant, who was injured this year, will join the young team Talent Returning Girl Tankers Shine; Strongest Showing Ever With a 9-4-1 dual meet record, the Edsel Ford girls' swim team finished the 1980 season with their best season ever Led by senior tri-captains sprinter Maureen Burke, diver Julie Baltz and distance swimmer Gabby Filisko, the T-Birds stroked to a third place finish in the Sub-8 league and a strong showing at the state championships Also attributing to these showings was senior standout Penny Currie Currie, swimming distance events at the state meet, showed everyone that she was a tough competitor Seniors Carol Ames, Katie Hauserman, Elisa Major, Shiryl Powers and Sabrina Karklins also added to the T-Bird strength, while such underclassmen as Laura Lisiscki Angie Mro d o, Joanne Hughes, Sharon Summers, Kim Collins, Jeanette Raines, Shelly Moran, Kristi Kinard and Donna Furgerson were also T-Bird assets Toueh Competitors Spikers Exhibit Talent Despite an abundance of talent, the T-Bird volleyball team, under the coaching of Irma Calvisi, could not pull together as a team to win the important contests Once again hosting their own varsity and JV invitationals, the T-Birds also competed in the Dearborn Invitational and a tri-meet including Livonia Churchill and Fordson. Important members of the black-n-white volleyball team included captain Beth Perri, Cathy Christoff, Nancy Hanlin, Janna Holmes, Angie Mrocko and Sandy Sedo, with Jennifer McGrath, Vandi Kelsey, Kathy Mangan and Debbie Plinka serving as back-up. I w . 'jj w? V . VT if A Promising Nucleus Returning Edsel Gymnasts Greatly Improved Led by Coach Debbie Peplinski, the gymnastic team at Edsel enjoyed a much-improved season, winning five times as many meets as last year The team achieved this record due to the fact that the squad grew considerably in number from their previous season. Sub-8 Challengers Kreger's Cagers League Contenders Under the direction of first-year head coach, Mr John Kreger, the T-Bird cagers got off to a shaky start but managed to pull together to complete a winning season. Led by seniors Toby Puffer, Paul Wydendorf, Paul Renko, Dan Betz and Dave Shymanski and junior Dave Smith, the team became contenders for the Sub-8 crown After the T-Birds emerged victorious against unbeaten Dearborn High early in the season, the T-Birds continued to beat top-ranked league rivals such as Plymouth Salem and Livonia Bentley Meanwhile, Dearborn also continued to romp and with two weeks left in the season, it was evident that the league title would be decided between two Dearborn teams, in the Edsel gym Also adding to the team's strength were back-up men seniors Pat Kiernan, Paul Soper and Mike Tomich and juniors Craig Hampton, Mark Cryderman and Rob Rodriguez 148 Another Success Schultz Fields Talented Squad The T-Bird baseball team had a successful spring campaign under the direction of veteran Coach Norm Schultz The team rebounded off an 8-7 season last spring to become tough contenders for the Sub-8 league title Leading the Edsel nine were 11 seniors, including first baseman Scott Burbank, Paul Renko at second base, Mike Brennan and Dave Shymanski sharing shortstop duties and Dan Betz at third base. The battery included pitchers Doug Kinnell and Clenn Ruffus and catcher Bill Lis Matt Stimac, Al Siemasz and Paul Wydendorf played outfield positions. Underclass standouts included junior sensation Joe Musial, Rick Wyka and Mark Boudreau pitching, with Craig Hampton in the outfield and Kevin Bruce, Craig Detavernier and Pat Harvey backing up the infielders 15-Year Reien Ends T-Bird Grapplers Lose Crown The T-Bird wrestlers, as always, were tough competitors, but this year their 15-year reiRn as city champions came to a sudden halt when the Fo-dson Tractors slipped past Edsel 36-30 The T-Birds had previously beaten a tough Dearborn High squad to set up the city showdown Coached by Mr Pat Wyka, the team was loaded with talent with 3-year varsity member Rami Fakhoury acting as captain Also vital to the team strategy were junior Wally Clem and sophomore Doug Pond, who both grabbed third place ribbons at the league meet. The T-Birds also boastea a district champion in sophomore Kenny Lucas with Fakhoury placing second, due to an injury that prevented him from wrestling in the finals Roemer Toueh Coach Experience Aids Softball Squad With the strong coaching of Mr Robert Roemer and the talent of many returning letterwinners, the Edsel softball team intimidated many opponents. Leading the squad were senior Lori Goodman, who, last season, held the city leading batting average at .555, infielders Jonnie Lee Terry and Julie Baltz and pitcher Theresa Brennan Many Cham os Cinderwomen Tough; Another Fine Showing With an abundance of returning letterwinners, the girls' track team at Edsel completed another successful season Led by Coach Jon Ossenmacher and senior tri-captains Cretchen Dykstra, Margaret Palardy and Linda Jagger, the squad posed a serious threat to all opponents. Coming back for the cinderwomen this year were Dykstra, the city champ in the 440 yd run, and junior Cillian Nelson, a city champ in the shot and discus competitions MacFarlin Coaches Dancers Thunderette Squad Keeps Fans Enthused Mrs. Lee MacFarlin, in her first year of coaching only the Thunderettes, transformed a group of 24 girls into talented dancers The Thunderettes often practiced twice a day to prepare for their football and boys' basketball halftime performances, which were well-received. The highlight of the season was the annual light show, presented at a basketball game, where all lights were turned off and each girl danced with a lighted flashlight in hand. This was understandably the most appreciated show of the season Tafts' Debut Year Cheerleaders Lift Spirits The Edsel Ford cheerleaders enjoyed a spirited year as they kept crowds enthused during school athletic events. Coach Cheryl Tafts chose 20 girls, 12 to pep the football fans and eight to lead the cheers at the basketball games. When the football season ended, the twelve inactive football cheerleaders then split and six girls each cheered for the wrestling and boys' swim teams tCheerleaders are pictured kneeling and have no pom-poms Thunderettes are standing with pom-poms at their feet Those who participated in both activities are outlined in white ♦ V Cindermen Awesome Defending Sub-8 Champs The defending league championship boys' track team was once again outstanding this year as their stronges competitors returned to the Jack Bridges -coached squad Standouts included senior sprinters John Bruce, city champ in the 220 yd dash, Mark and Marvin Young, Wal Wyderko, Paul Smith and juniors Dav Petlichkoff, Doug Seccombe and Rand Gregory The T-Birds were also tougf in the distance events, with semo Brian Dahl leading the pack Loula Has Strone Debut Coach Cornell Retires; Rookie Loula Steps In With the retirement of previous coach Ralph Cornell, the netters looked to have a tough season ahead, until Mr Tim Loula stepped in and assumed the position Only three returning lettermen, in seniors Paul Soper and Mike O'Leary and junior Dave Richard, forced Coach Loula to start from scratch and build a new unit The result was a strong, tough group of young men, including junior Joe Salem and supersophs Dan Terry and Jim Beardslee Strong Regional Showing Netters 15th in State; Nucleus Returning The Thunderbird girls' tennis squad improved overwhelmingly from its 1979 season Coach Carol Eloff's team placed second in the regional tourney This qualified them for the Michigan Class A High School Tennis Tournament, where they emerged with a 15th place showing, as opposed to a 25th place the previous year The team was led by senior co-captains Colleen Hanks and Carol Nigal, team MVP regional and league champion, and all-city selection. Also contributing to the strength of the team were juniors Cathy Tanzini, who placed second in both the league and regional tourneys, and regional champ Lynne Stassen and regional doubles champs seniors Sally Bates and Stacy Strongman Nigal, Lisa Bouchez, Bates and Strongman each earned three-year varsity plaques. Effort Pleases Hales Golfers Shine With Toughness With second year coach Pierre Hales in charge, the Edsel girls' golf team survived another rough season, emerg- ing with tremendous talent and over- whelming enthusiasm Captains Peggy Cabell and Sue Boettger both three year varsity members, exhibited strength while seniors julie Helms, Stacy Strongman, Christa Seeloff. Anita Wszolek and Karen Dombeck also produced at the varsity level Hales led the team from green to green to compete with such tough teams as Fordson. Dearborn. Plymouth Salem and Crosse lie with encouraging results each time In the eyes of the team members and avid fans, the season was a great success Six Sports Offered Intramurals Strengthen Edsel Intramurals are for the athlete who does not have the time for varsity sports, and Edsel offers a variety of them Flag football, basketball, volleyball, badminton, bowling and table tennis are offered,with basketball having the biggest popularity. All intramurals are played before school with the exception of football and bowling. The basketball category consists of two leagues, morning anc after school, with a champion crownec in each conference. Sophomore Index -A- Abel. Shellie 116 Adams. Michael 116 Acord. George 116 Alandt. Amy 58, 116 Alarie. Raymond Alestra. Karen 116 Alford. Anita 116 Alandt. Glgi 58. 116 Alton. Michael 116 Ament. Kimberly 116 Andrusiak. Julie 116 Arens. Maurice 116 Armstrong. Darrin 116 Atkins. Annette 116 Augustyn, Thomas 116 — B - Bachert. Joseph 116. 140 Baker, Joy 104, 116 Baker. Kimberly 116 Ball. Tracy 116 Bandula. Alan 134 Baran. Gerald 116 Baran. Paula 116 Barnhart, Julie 116 Bates. Lonl 116 Beams, Barbara 116 Beardslee. James 116 Beattie. Kenneth 116 Bedenis, Gregory 116 Begin, Hollie 116 Belcher. Joseph 117 Berger. Andrew 33, 117 Bernick, Kendra 62. 117 Berry, Donald 117 Betz. Michael 117, 118 Bierman, David 14. 58. 117 Blow. Audrey 117 Bodary, Mary Anne 117 Booth, Angela 117 Bornyasz. Steve 117, 138 Boros. Lisa 117 Bosslo. Steven 117 Boutette David 117 Bowen, Nancy 14, 117 Braden, Pamela 117 Bradley. Michael 117 Brandt. Scott 18. 117 Brennan. Patrick 117 Bridges. Michael 117 Brindle. Yvette 117 Brosnahan, Brian Brow. Nancy 98, 117 Brown, James 117 Brown, Susan 117 Bruce, Lisa 117 Buckingham. Mary 117 Bullock, Gerianne 117 Burbank. Todd 58. 117 Burnidge. Mark 117 Burns, John 118 Buzzeo, Glenn 118 -c- Cain. Roger 118 Capllla, Donna 118 Carone. Phillip 118. 152 Carroll. Cathy 118 Carter, Dawn 56. 118 Caruana, Kris 118 Champagne, Maryjo 118 Chaparian. Maryann 56. 60, Cicelski, Gary 118 Ciernik. Robert 118 Clos. George 118 Coco. Anna 118 Colleran, Kevin 118 Collins. Alison Collins. Kari 118 Colovas. Peter 53. 118 Conflittl, Terry 118 Coon, Joseph 118 Collins, Claudia Corpolongo. Susan 116, 118 Cooney, Susan 118 Coughlin, Kelly 56. 118 Crandall. Gregg 118 -D- Danowskl. Patricia 118 Darcangelo. Deanna 60, 118 Davis. Kathleen 118 Davis. Kristi 118 Day. Sean 118, 120 Deckert. William 119 Delage Gerald 119 Derouchle. Kenneth 119 Dillinder. Jacqueline 119 Dobry. Mark 119 Dorosh, Lisa 119 Downs. Thomas 119 Downs. Timothy 119 Driscoll. Matthew 116. 119 Drogs. Linus 119 Ducharme. Denise Ann 56. 119 Duff. Diane 119 Duff. Patrick 119 Dugan. Kimberly 56. 119 Dugan, Susan 119 Dykstra. Bennett Jon 119 —E— Eagan Patrick 119 Ebert. Marybeth 103. 119 Eckles. Karen 119 Eden. Todd 119 Elmore. Donald 119 Enos. Lome 119 Ewing. James 119. 134 -F— Felker, Kathleen 119 Ferentine. Laura 119 Ferla, Debra 119 Fitzpatrick, John 119 Flack. Charles 119 Flanz, Leroy 120 Fieek. Norman Fleek. Jeanine 56. 120 Flynn. Lisa 120 Franchl, Maria 120 Frederick. Allison 120 Frentner, Thomas Furgerson. Donna 120. 144 -G- Gauthier, Greg 120 Genaw. Jeffrey 120 Gilardino, Michelle 56. 120 Gildersleeve. Daniel 120 Gill. Charles 120 Gill, Robert 50, 120. 135 Gilleran. Maureen 120 Gillespie. Lisa 120 Glinn, Timothy 120 Glovler, Jeffrey 120 Gnadinger, Ronald 120 Gorospe. Beth 120 Gosnell, Richard 120 Grantham, Joseph 120 Green, Michael 120 Gregg. Elizabeth 120 Griffin. Martin 120 Griswold. Robert 120 Gronvall. Sandf 120 Grueber. Matthew 120 Guerreso. Catherine 4. 120 Guibord. Kenneth 120 — H- Hagelthorn, Erik 120 Halkowitz. Amy 121 Hall. Mary 121 Hamel. Patrick 121 Haragely, Colleen 121 Hartwlck. Holly Hatcher. Michelle 121 Hebets. Gayle 52, 121 Heigel, Gregory 121 Helka. Donna 121, 144 Henrish. Tina 121 Herrst. John 121 Hoge. Margo 60. 121 Holmes. Tracy 121 Hopwood, Patricia 121 Horrocks. Simon 121 Howard. Frederick 121 Huber. Kirk Hughes, Thomas -J- Jakey. Peter 121 Jamochlan. Charles 121 Jarvis, Edward Jeter. Marc 121 Jewell. Allen 121 Johnson, Christine 121 Johnston, Lisa 121 Jones. Cathy 121, 136 Jung. Suann 60. 121 —K— Kalandek. Frank 121 Karakula, Kimberly 122 Karbacz, Marnle 122 Katsakis. Colleen 122 Keane. Joy 122 Kemp, Mathew Kerr. Tanya Kiernan. Maureen 122 Kinard. Kristi 122, 144 Kissel. Gery Klask. Gregory 122 Klassa. Scott 122 Klauke, James 122 Kiauke. John 122 Knight. Beth 122 Koehn. Robert 122 Kurbel, Jacqueline 122 Kutney. Julie 122 — L— Label le, Robert 122 Lafeve, Lee 122 Lakso. Carl 122 Langtry. Nikola 122 Lapeer. Richard 122 Lebaron, Robert 122 Lebaron, Tammy 122 Leedy, Colleen 122 Lehotan. Martin 122. 140 Leigh. Gary 122 Leon. Charlotte Lepkowskl. Linda 122 Lerini. Michele 56. 60. 122 Lltwln, Eva 123 Longshore. Judith 123 Lott. David 123 Lowrey. Renee 56, 123 Luberto, Paul 123 Lucas. Kenneth 123. 153 Lyons. Scott 123 LypeckyJ, Adrianna 123 -M- MacDonald. Craig 123 Mac ha k. Danny 60. 123 Mallia, Tina 123 Maly. Patrick 123 Mascot. Douglas 123 Masi. Scott 123 Markley, Kimberly 123 Mattern. Scott 120, 123, 152 Mattieson, Mark 123 Maxwell. Mary 123 McBam, Leigh 123 McDaniel. Keri 28. 123 McDermott. Sandra 123 McDonald. Kevin 123 McClothlin, Thurman 123 Menning. Bruce 123 Messier, Kimberly 123 Metzger, Jacquelyn 123 Milczuk, Gregory 123, 152 Miller, Sarah 123 Minton. Michael 124 Mitchell. Cregory 124 Montgomery. William 124 Moore. Jeffrey 124 Moran, Michele 29, 124. 145 Moroz. Particia 124 Morgan, Carole 124 Morell, Cathy Morrone. Remo 124 Munroe, Michael 124 Murdoch, Christopher 124 Muscat. Mary Rose 124 — N — Nabozny. Bryan 124 Nagy. Paul 124 Nance, uarren 124 Navetta. Lenora 124 Nelson, Donna 124 Neuman. Lisa 124 Newman, Julie 124 Nicol. John 124 Niemi, Brian E. 124 Niemi, Brian K Nieto. Dominic 124 Nieves, Michael Nolan, Sandra 52, 124 Nolff, Cynthia 124 -o- Oberto. Mark 124 Oberto. Michael 124 O Bnen. Collen 124 O'Brien, Kevin 28, 124 O'Brien, Margaret 124 Odom. Carol 124 O'Neill. Patrick 125 Onusko. Renee 125 O Rourke, Carol 125 Osborne, Todd 125 Ouelette, Michael 125, 152 Ouelette, Patrick 105, 125, 152 -P- Padden, David 125 Page. Charlene 125 Paison, Wendy 125 Panepucci, Michael 125 Parris. John 125 Peacher. Robert 125 Pepoms, Dino 125 Pern. Kevin 14, 30, 58, 125 Perrin. John H. 125 Peruski, Joseph 125, 141 Pettinga, Debra 125 Phillips, Ear let 125 Phillips, June 125 Pigott, Elizabeth 56, 125 Plaunt, Glen 125 Plunkch. Linda 111 Plunkett. Linda Polsmelli. Laura 25, 125 Pomorski, Karen 118, 125 Pond. Douglas 125. 152 Ponelis. Victor 125 Popkey. Kenneth 125 Porter, Blair 62. 125 Pudysz. Claudia 126 Puma, Sara Jo 126 Potochick, Tracy 125 Powers. Michael 126 Pryor, Jamie 126 -R- Rafferty, Karen 126 Reddick. Kimberly 126 Reilly, Doreen 126 Renshaw, Michael 126 Rhodes. Cheryl 31. 126 Rippey, Richard 126. 141 Rodriguez, David 126 Rohler. Lisa 56, 126 Romanski, Nancy 126 Romp, Scott 104, 126 Roose, Donna Mane 126 Roper. Susan Rosiek, Renee 126 Rousseau, David 126 Roy. Chuck 19 Rowe. Jeffrey 126 Rusmowski, Ken 126 Ruth, Angela 126 Ryan. Kevin 126 Ryan. Rochelle 60, 126 -S- Sabol, Michael 126 Saenz, Edward 126 Sample Brice 126 Sample, James 126 Sanson, Michael 121, 126, 135 Sartorius. Heidi 56. 126 Saunders. Kenneth 126 Saylors. Vickie 56. 127, 157 Scala. James 127 Scala, Thomas 127 Schofield. Roger 127 Schnarr, Brian Schultz, Shane 129 Scott. Carol 127 Seefelt, Christine 127 Sharkey, Susan 127 Sharrow, Brian 127 Shema, Edward 127, 153 Sherman, Scott 127 Silver, Charles 127 Simmons, Darin 127 Sligay. Susan 127 Simlian, Cary Smith, Diana 69, 127 Smith. Eric 116, 118, 127, 139 Smith. Gregory 127 Smith. Rodney 127 Sorenson, Linda 127 Sowers, Rodney 127 St Charles. Denise 127 Slranahan, Gibson 129 Stonge, Theresa 127 Svok. Kelly 127 -T- Tailford, Kevin 127 Talbert, Amy 127 Terry, Daniel 60, 62. 127 Terry. David 127 Thomas, Carol 127 Timmons, Craig 127 Tisco. Darin 128 Toporek. Paul Thomas 128 Toth. Kimberly 128 Towe. Kevin 128 Treiber, Bart 128 Tirfan, Kimberly 128 Tulas, Anne 128 Tullius. Patrick 128 Turner. Teresa 128 Tyson, Douglas 128 -V- VanProeyn, Robert 128 Vauris, Donald 128 Vega, Ruben 128 Vessels, Sharon 56, 118 119, 128 Vick. Michelle 128 Voigt. Keith 128 -w- Wagel, Linda 62 Waldron, Jeanne 116, 121, 128 Ward. Raymond 128 Weber, Sarah Weddell. Gregory 60, 61. 128 Weems, Jeffrey 128 W'eiss, John 128 W'exel, Cynthia 128 Wilkie, James 128 W'llliams. Cheryl 128 Williamson. Charles 128 Williamson. James 119, 128 Wilson. Kelly 56. 128 Wilson. Teresa Wingart, Richard 129 W'mslow, Jeffrey 129 Wolm, David 129 Woods. Gwendolyn 129 Woods. Stephen 129 Wright, Gregory 129 Wrubel, David 60, 129 -Y- Yelmek, Dawn 56. 129 Yontz. Lisa 129 Young. John 129 Yunker, Leanne 56. 129 -z- Zavisa, Judith 129 Zimmer. Charles 129 Zimmer, Richard 129 Zorn beck, Timothy 129 Zuchovich, Kimberly 129 Junior Index —A— Abbott. David 100 :Abramas. Ronald 100 Adams, Catherine 100 Agius. Joseph 100. 113 Albert, Rene 100 Albrecht, Terri 100 Alexander. Ronald 67, 115 Aiestra, Peter 100 Allen. Robert 22, 100 Andruslak, Dan 100. 143 Anhut. Joan 100 Armstrong. April 64. 100 —B— X if Baran. Joeann 100 Barbee, Todd 100 Barhorst. Cheryl 100 Barrera. Daniel 29. 100 Barreto. Michael 100 Barrett. Judith 100, 125, 156 Bartkowiak. Laurie 100 Bartolameolli. John 100 Baruzzini. Lawrence 100 Bass. Clint 100 Bates. Michael 100 Bechtel. Craig 100. 115 Becker. Lucille 56, 60 Bod well. Jodi 100 Begin. Kimberly 100 Bekolay, Gabrielle 100 Belch. Tammy 100 Belcher. John 100 Belkofer. Laura 100 Bell. Casey 100 Bell. Michael 60. 51. 98. 100. 134 Bel more. George 101 Belzer. Kimberly 101 Bender. Kurt 28 101, 130. 152 Bettinger. Christopher 101 Beyer. Susan 101 Bidwell, Shawn 56. 101 Bielski, Thaddeus 101 Biestek. Michael (Birred. Brian 101 Bis. Stephen 101 Bjertness. Keith 101 Black, Ann Marie 98. 101, 142. 150 Blaetterlein. Daniel 101 Blair. Douglas 101 Blow. Denise 50. 56. 101. 136. 150 Bogya. Mary Lou 101 Boose, Lisa 50. 101 Borden. Tracy 101 Borst. Robert 101 Boshers. Phillip 101 Boudreau. Julie 101 Boudreau. Mark 101. 140 Brackett, Michael 43, 101 Brandt, Robert 101 Brassed. Lori 101 Brassed. Susan 101 Brennan, Timothy 101 Bright, Gina 101 Broda. Andrea 101 Broderick, Kimberly. 101 Broderick. Michael 101 Brow, David 53. 98. 102. 121 Brown, Brian 102 Brown, Charles 102 Brown Craig 102 Brown Gregory 102 Brovip. MartiQ 2. 62. 102 Brown. Todd .Bruce, Kevin gryant, Christ ant.'Philip 10; Andrew 1. Robert 102 urchett. Scott Burrows. Diane 102 Butler. Timothy 62. 102 Buxton. Donald 102 Buzzeo, David 115 -c- Cairns. Diana 102 Calvas, Anthony 102 Cameron. Gordon 102 Carney. Timothy 102 Caron. Geoffrey 102 Carroll. James 102. 126, 127 Caurdy. Michelle 60. 102 Cessante. David Chalmer, Kerry 28. 102 Chambers. Nina 102 Chapman. Lisa Cicelski. Kathleen 102 Cicero. Mark 102 Ciootte. Michael 39. 102 Ciernik. Christine 102 Clark. Deanna 102 Clark. William 102 Clarke. Kimberly 102 Clem. Walter 50. 103. 152 Clickner. Michael 103 Coburn. Teresa 56. 60. 103 Collins. Claudia Gallo. Nancy 105 Garris. Scott 105 Garrison. Debbie 67. 105 Gaydos. Jill 46. 105 Genaw. Arnold 105 Geyer. Julie 105. 136 Girard. Lynn 26. 46. 47. 56. 81. 105 Godin Timothy 105 Goff, Suzanne 105 Goodman. Brenda 105 Gorrell. Susan 57 . 58. 105 Gosnell, Raymond 51. 105. 112, 138 Grant. Kenneth 50. 105. 143 Grantham. Melinda 105 Greenleaf. Leslie 105 Green leaf. Shelley 105 Gregory. Randall 50 . 58. 105. 135 Grim wood, Scott 105 -L- Collins. Kimberly 31. 39. 103, 117. 145 Gruska. Teri 58. 105 Collins, Teresea 53. 103 Collins. Timothy Colson. Dawn 30. 103 Colucci. Frank Connolly. Margaret 103 Contardi. Eileen 103 Cooney. Susan 110 Core. Bridget 60. 103. 136 Corn, Jennifer 103 Cornea. Jennifer 103 Courtright, Nancy 56, 103 Coy. Colleen 103 Crawford. Julie 103 Crawford. Kelly 103 Crawford. Kimberly 103. 150 Cryderman. Mark 103 Cummings. Aileen 103 Guerra, Susan 105. 157 Gunn. Michele 105 — H- — D— Dabaja. Ibeahim 103 Dahmen. Shelly 103 Dalsasso. Albert 43. 103 Dalton. David 103. 139 Darr, Christopher 103 Davis. Kristi 56. 60. 101. 103 Dean. Lori 103. 160 Decamlllo. Mary 103 Delaca, Rodney 103 Delage. Andrew 103 Demolen. Linda 103 Detavernier, Craig 42. 103 Dickson. Robert 104 Diederlch, Gary 104 Dietrich. David 67. 104 Dobbelstein, Joni 104 Dorosh, Walter Dragan. Gina 104 Drapkowski, Vincent 104 Drzinskl. Carolyn 104 Duff. Colleen 104 Dysarz, Laurie 104 Dytyniak. John 23. 104 Haling. John 105 Hampton, Craig 50, 105, 134 Hanks. Nancy 105 Hanke, Carola 105 Hanosh. Craig 51. 53. 105. 134, 135 Haraldsen, Eric 102. 106 Harlow. Alice 106 Hartleb. Margaret Harvey. Patrick Hastie. Lisa 115 Haykus. Lawrence Heigel, David Helka. Daniel 106, 113. 135, 139 Helms. Paul 106. 143 Hengtgen. Jeanmarle 106 Hill. Carol 106 Hill. Meredith 98. 106 Hill. Sandra 58. 100, 106 Hoang. Elizabeth 60. 106. 161 Hogan. John 50. 106 Hopp. Gregory 106 Hudlck, Bonnie 106. 136 Hughes, Joanne 106. 145 Hunt. Timothy 106 Hutsell. Robert 50. 106. 134 laguinta. Sharon 106 Ingall. Bonnie 106 Irwin. Joyce 106 Ison. Scott 50. 106 -J- — E— Eddy, John 104. 138 Eden. Kimberly 104 Elmore. 8renda 104 Enneking. Peter 104 Ennis. Roni 104 Erlandson. Nancy 104 Jacqueline 104 w Joesph 46. 50. 52. 1 Jeter. Leslie 41. 106 Jewell. Andy 106 Johnson. Cheryl Jones, Elizabeth 106 Jones, Shawn 106 Joyce, Maureen 106. 142 nna T 4 m ■ rk 50, 104. 134 104. 135 egory 40. 06 «106, 151 ■'Ob e lg 50. t)7 139 Vandl 107 Fife. Mark 104 Figon. Adam 28. 104 Figurel. Jeanette 104 Finley, Jeff 104 Flolek. James 104 Fluharty. Richard 104 Formosa. Jeffrey 104 Fox, Carolyn 104 Frank. Robyn 105 Freas. Patricia 105 Frederick, Richard 46. 105 Frentner. Donna 104 07, 140 -G- 107 56. 102, 107 Klmmel, Kristine King. Lisa 56. 107 Kinzel. Michael 107, 108( Kiassa, Glenn 40. 50. K Knappmann. John 52. 53 Knight, Robert 107 Koehler. Tammy 107 Kolbe, Carol 4, 107 Korte. Victoria 107 Kotyk. Stephen 107 Kozma, Mark 50. 107. 139 Kraljevlch. Rebecca 46. 107. 137 Kratt. Greg 107 Kropog. George 107 Kutney. Anthony 106, 107 Gagnon. Curtis 105 Galante. Michael 105 LaRoy, Douglas Ladenberger, Lila Lafeve, Dawn 58 Lajnesse, Michelle Lakso. Nancy Lamb, Kenneth Langley. David 141 Lankford, Paul 50 LaPonsey. James La very, Michelle Ledford. Julie 108 Lee, Michele 108 Lehenbauer, Ernest 108 Lennon. Michael 28 Leslie. Timothy 108 Lewanddowski. Robert 108 Lim. Kyung-Jin 60. 108, 121 Lipian. Andrea 108 Lizzio. Lisa 4. 108 Lisiscki, Laura 15. 46. 108, 144 Loiselle, Janine 108 Long. Michael 108, 134 Lough. Timothy 50. 108. 135, 152 Lucas, Jeffrey 108 Lucas. Jeffrey W. 50, 108. 135 Luedders. Steven 108 Lukomski. John 39. 108 Lutz. Stephen 50. 108. 140. 141 Odom, Hal 110 O'Leary, Maureen 110, 130, 150 Olson. Sarlth 110 Onusko. Brian 50. 51. 110. 138 Oprish. Michael 110. 143 — P— — M — Madison. Kathryn 108 Major. Gerald 50. 108. 139 Mandla, Jerry 67. 108 Manenty. Michele 108 Mangan. Kathryn 108 Martin, Kenneth 60. 108 Martin, Nancy 108 Marx. Amy 108 Mascot. Donald 108 Mattieson, Paula 56. 62, 108, 157 Mauter. Sandra 108 Maxwell. David 108 Me Adam. Sean 108 McBride, David 108 McCallum, Angele 108 McCann, Colleen 108 McCormick. Michael 109 McDonald. Kathleen 109. 137 McDonald, Scott 109 McDonald, Ruth Ann 67. 109 McGinn. Andrew 109 McMahan. Timothy 109 Murray. Laura 109 Murrell. Robin Marie 109 Musial. Joseph 41. 50. 110, 135. 151 Muth, Mary Jane 27. 56. 100, 110 McMillan. Lisa 34. 109 Padden, David Paddy. Tracey 14, 110 Palardy. Gregory 50. 58. 110, 140 Palmer. Raymond Park. Woon Ja 60. Ill Parker. Melanie 62. Ill Parris. Vicky 31. Ill Patrias. Alan 111 Peecher, William ill Peel. Michael ill Peponis. Stephanie 14, 111 Permcano. Lynn 110 Peters. David 110 Petersmarck, David 34. 110 Peiltchkoff. David 50. 58. 110 Phillips, Louise ill Pikula. Donna 58. ill, 142 Pllotll. Frances 57. Ill Pitts. Lesa 111 Plachetzkl. Paul Plafchan. Craig 111 Plante. Sharon 64. ill Plaunt. Tracy ill Plinka. Debra 2. Ill, 142 Plumb, Theodore ill Pomorski. Lynn 111 Pope. Donald 40 , 42. Ill Porte, Julie 2. 15. 100, 111 Powers. Raymond 111 Pudelek, John — R- Rader. Russell ill Raines. Jeannette 111, 145 Raus. Kerry 111 Ray I. Renee 111 Raymond. Gregory. Ill Reba. Laura 56. 60. Ill Rem pert. John 111 Renko. Janine 100. Ill Rice. Jacqueline 64 . 68. Ill Rice. Lisa ill Rice. Lori 111 Richard. David 111 Riker, Randy 111 Riley, Robin ill Rinna, Elisa Marie 111 _ Rocholl. Mary ill Rodriguez, Robert 50. 112, 130. 13 Roell. Karen 112 McNally. Madonna 12. 109, 121. 151 Rot,ler- William 112 McNaughton, Jennifer 109 McNeil. Stephen i09 Mennmg, Eric 109 Merrell, Robert 109 Merta. Matthew 32. 46. 47. 109 Messina. Roseanne 109 Messier. Mickie 109 Metaxas. Nicolas 50. 109. 143 Michels, Michele 109 Milligan, Anne 109 Miracle. Debbie 109 Montroy. Martin 109 Mooney. John 109 Morel I. Cathy 109 Mort. Michele 58. 109 mSm Morton. Christine 109 Motley, Patrick 109 Mott, tori 109 Mrocfco, Angela 50. 51. 109,11« Muet n 109 Roosevelt. Kathi 112 Roper, William 129 Rosbury, Jame� 112 Roussom. Adi i 112 Routen. David t Royer. Robert X Rushing, Darla nlca. Tarr I -s- -N- em. Jose , —Saiey, James Schaeffer - Scheff Scheu Sch Nagy. Cynthia 110 Mount. Thomas 109 Nazarowff. Cathi 110 Neely. Dean 120 Neely. Kelly 110 Nelson. Gillian 110 Niemi. Jeffrey 110 Nolff. Steven 40. 46 47. 110 Nolan, Patricia 56. 110, 151 Norria. Billy 42. 110 Nylander, Brenda 110. 144 Schnert Schultz. Schultz, Ofcry . Sch wesiQQer Susari Sears. Vivian 112. 151 Seccombe- POugias 50. 58. 112 Sekullch,Laurie 112 Seppl. Mary 112 Sesko. Randall 112 Sharkey. Joseph 112 Shoemaker. Linda 112 Shotwell, Teresa Sicklestell. Susan 112 Slerota, Kathryn 113 W 27. 11? -o- O'Connell. Matthew 110 Simon. Colleen Smith. Anita 113 Smith. David 113 Smith, Julie 113 Snow. Edward 113 Snyder. Charles 113 Soroko, Sandra 56. 113 Sparks. Lauren 113 Sperstad. Dara 113 167 Springsted. Christine 113 Stanek. David 113 Stassen. Lynne 46. 57. 113, 161 Steele. Julie 113 Stephenson. Jeffrey 113 Sterloff. Margaret 113 Stewart. Gregory 50. 113, 141 Stewart. Tamara 113 Stice, Janice 64. 113 Sword. Richard 113 Stranahan. Phillip 113 Strodoski. Deborah 113 Stus. Kevin 113 Summers. Sharon 56. 57. 60. 113. 145 Szlraki. Scott 113 Szynal. Thomas 113 -T— Tabacchi, Michael 52. 53. 113, 116 Tajak, Candice 46. 113 Tanzlnl, Catherine 114. 161 Taylor. Kelly 114 Terranova, Laura 114 Thomas. Karen 114 Thomas. Pat 114 Thlbault. Kenneth 114 Thompson, Beck! 114 Thompson. Michael 114 Thomson. Brian 114 Thornton. Helena 52. 61. 114 Tant. Christopher 113 Tofflemire. Jill 22. 114 Tomlch. Thomas 50. 114, 139 Torlck. Susan 50. 114. 137 Trainor. Kathleen 114, 126. 151 Toporek. Larry 114 Turgeon, Shelly 114 Turner. Nancy 114 Turowski. Anthony 114 Tyner. Melissa 114 —V— Vantuberjjen, Susan 114 Varitek, Joel 114 Velliky. James Vick. William 114 Virga, Tammara 114 —w— Wagner. Susan 69. 114 Wagner. William 114 Walker, Laura 114, 137 Walker, Timothy 114 Weatherly. Lee 114 Weinlander. Karla 115 Welle, Andria 15. 56. 60, 62. 115 West, Amy 115 Williams. Kimberly Wydendorf. Janet 53, 115 Wyka. Rlchar.d 50. 9ft. 115. 130. 134 Wagner. Susan 69. 114 Wagner. William 114 Walker. Laura 114. 137 Walker. Timothy 114 Weatherly, Lee 114 Weinlander. Karla 115 Welle. Andria 15. 56. 60. 62. 115 West. Amy 115 West, Ruth 56. 115 Westbrook. Lisa 115 Whisman. Dennis Whitcomb. Deborah 56, 115 White. Mark 50. 52. 53. 141 Williams. Kimberly Wydendorf. Janet 53, 115 Wyka. Richard 50. 98. 115. 130. 134 —Y— Yenkel. Julie 115. 125. 142 Yenkel. Raymond 67. 115 Yunker, William 115. 153 -Z- Zagelmeyer, Carol 115 Zajac. Kevin 115 Zubik, Michael 115, 135 168 Senior Index -A— Agius, Mark 4, 42, 74, 80 3231 Campbell 562- 3742 Ski Club, Intramurals Aguirre, Arlsteo 74 22455 Olmstead 277- 6325 Albrecht, William 74 3142 Woodside Drive 336-7585 Alestra, Diane 57, 74, 97 1767 Culver 336-4541 FLIGHT Allen, Lawrence 44, 52, 53, 74 121 22409 Gregory 565-3949 Forensics, Debate, Intra- murals Ames, Carol 52, 74, 144 3433 Westwood 561-3298 Swimming, Track, Varsity Club Andersen, Bent 61, 74 2050 Edgewood, (USA) Peter Bangsvejz, Fjelstervang 6933 Kibaek, (Denmark) 336-7720 (USA) 17-166092 (Denmark) AFS Andrews, Kara 57, 74, 115 1660 Culver 593-3754 Wyka's Whizzers, FLIGHT Andrews, Pamela 74 21545 Audette 563- 3922 Wyka’s Whizzers Arneson, Christine 61, 65, 74 7 Amherst Lane 336-2311 Ecology Club, AFS, Spanish Club Asel, Jeffrey 74 2230 Queen St. 278- 1113, 278-6824 Augustyn, Joe 2, 74, 140 3238 Katherine 565-2659 Cross Country, Track Azarovitz, Sharon 74 24353 Notre Dame 563-0508 — B— Backhaus, Linda 74, 76 22341 Oxford 561- 4303 Bachman, Gregg 74 2657 Raymond Soccer Bain, Scott 74, 144 22524 Gregory 278-0732 Wrestling Baker, Sue 74 3831 Zeigler 562- 6075 Baltz, Julie 9, 52. 65, 74, 90, 144 23 Snow Court 336-7516 Swimming, Debate Forensics Club. Class Treasurer-1981 Bandula, Sandy 74 21135 Donaldson Baratelll, Joseph 4,14, 57, 58, 65,75 3827 Brewster 271-8117 Art Club. Intramurals Barrett, Gary 50, 75, 84, 132, 138 1517 Academy 565-2901 Football, Swimming, Debate Bates, Sally 75, 160 2048 Detroit 336-7581 Tennis, Ingite Berger, Neil 75 1740 Sherwood Ct. 336-4990 Football, Student Council, In- tramural Soccer Brennan, Michael 28, 76, 150 24704 New York 274-3748 Baseball, Co-op Brennan, Teresa 58, 76 24600 Princeton 278-5840 NHS, Art Club, Softball Bill Brennan 35, 50, 52, 53, 76,82, 85,96,132 3820 Gertrude 563-4826 Football, Varsity Club, Forensics Becker, Chuck 3328 Hollywood 562- 2782 Bellomo, Joanne 75, 96 19015 Ash Ave. 563- 8393 Wyka’s Whizzers Beltowski, Diana 5. 56, 72, 75, 18216 Audette 561- 7532 Wyka’s Whizzers, Art Berkstresser, Kenneth 75, 78, 81,132 24130 New York 562- 3023 Football, Varsity Club Betsistas, Vickie 75 24919 Cooke St. R66-43Q8 Betz, Danny 75, 90, 130, 132, 150 2823 Syracuse 563- 5535 Varsity Sports, Student Coun- cil, German Club Beyer, Jim 75 24737 Penn 561-1405 Bills, Jeff 75 3513 Huron 561- 1839 Bissig, Melinda 34, 60, 62, 68, 75 22506 Olmstead 562- 0184 NHS, Tri-M, Music Blaskie, Tracy 75, 79 1140 Walnut 593-3764 Bock, William 29, 75 3051 Pardee 562-5074 Ski Club Bogdanski, Tom 75 22261 Oxford 562-0673 Boettger, Susan 75, 162 3434 Willow 565-5262 Golf, French-Spanish Club Book, William 75, 79, 83 22171 Donaldson 277-7962 Musicals, Vocal Ensemble Bossio, Gregory 75 3513 Raymond 565-9335 Bouchez, Lisa 65, 68, 75, 89, 160 24453 Princeton 562-9124 NHS, Varsity Club, Tri-M Bragunier, Penny 76 3535 Syracuse 277-1159 German Club, Wyka’s Whiz- zers, Student Council Brandt, Kathy 2800 Vassar 4 277-0369 Brassell, David 76, 132 2050 Edgewood 336-7720 Varsity Club. Football Brauer, Mary 76 17907 Oakwood 336-4311 Choir 1 - . I Brotherton, Jan 76 23270 Cleveland 562-7050 Brotherton, Jill 76 23270 Cleveland 562- 1988 Softball Brouillette, Alan 76 3801 Cornell 561- 4165 Brown, Robert 22, 76 22241 Francis 274-7935 Bruce, John 3, 50, 76, 78, 80, 132, 158 2731 Syracuse 565-5173 Football. Track, Varsity Club Bruce, Kim 65, 76 2744 Geneva 563 4335 Track, Varsity Club, NHS Bryzek, Laura 14, 18, 19, 57, 76. 156 22208 Edison 563- 2218 Ignite, Thunderettes, FLIGHT Buckingham, William 3621 Academy 274-2562 Bullock, Phillip 2061 Syracuse 278-7856 Debate. Forensics Burbank, Scott 25, 46, 47, 76, 150 2904 Williams 563-0798 Baseball, Varsity Club, Bolt Burek, John 76 3621 Chestnut 562- 8877 Burke, Maureen 36, 76, 144 3105 Chestnut 274-7233 Swimming, Varsity Club Burkett, Leslie 11, 60, 76, 93, 156 3735 West Point 277-6098 Cheerleading, Thunderettes, French-Spanish Club Butler, Glenn 34, 76, 83, 96 1964 Detroit Ave. 336-7947 Jazz Band, Tri-M, Orchestra Byrd, Suzanne 76, 79 2736 Burns 562-1089 -C- Cabell, Peggy 50 , 60 , 77, 93. ,162 1608 Venice 336-3736 Tennis, Golf, French-Spanish Club Carloy, Darlene 25, 28, 60, 77, 156 3331 Houston 565-6591 French-Spanish Club, Student Council, Sl:i Club Carmichael, Lori 11, 50, 56, 62.65,70, 74,77,156 3356 Willow 562-7557 Cheerleading, Senior Class Secretary, NHS Carney, Michael 77 3550 Madison 278-8336 Debate Club, Concert Choir Carreri, Chris 77, 132 3740 Academy 562-1182 Football, Ski Club, Varsity Club Caverne, Julie 52, 77, 142 2665 Linden 336-7339 Track, Band, Field Hockey Ciesla, Karen 77 22230 Audette Wyka’s Whizzers Clickner, Lori 16, 77 23181 Olmstead 561- 1091 Champagne, Beth Ann 77 24924 Ross 562- 8547 Christoff, Cathy 4, 36, 50, 77, 142 1533 Sherwood Ct. 336-3388 Field Hockey, Volleyball, Varsity Club Cole, Catherine 52, 53, 61,62, 65, 77. 97 5 Edgerton Lane 271-8595 Forensics, Theatre, AFS Collins, Kathleen 77 2401 Banner 565-0886 Softball, French-Spanish Club Colovas, Chris 2, 29, 77, 119 1507 Culver 336-4540 Wrestling Cook, Dan 77 24810 Calvin 562-2937 Copp, Darrell 46, 52, 57, 62, 77 3347 Harding 565-2316 Forensics, Thespians. Bolt Currie, Penny 50, 53, 77 , 90, 144 18714 Carlysle 565-1094 Swimming, Debate Crum, Diana 65, 77 20245 Audette 278-4132 Jazz Band, Orchestra, NHS Custer, Julie 77, 80 22547 Edison 278-2306 German Club, Wyka’s Whiz- zers, Boys’ Swim Timer Coon, James 19120 Audette 274-3126 -D- Dahl, Brian 77, 138, 158 3736 Dudley 565-7819 Cross Country, Track Davide, Alessandra 78 3029 Dudley 562- 2335 Davis, Lori 78 24150 Notre Dame 563- 3147 Davis, Lynn 60, 78 22252 Olmstead 274-3647 German Club, Ski Club DiScala, William 44, 52, 53, 78 1549 Howard 278-6191 Debate-Forensics Club Ski Club, School Play Dobronskl, Lisa 52, 78 3 Branford Lane 271-8746 Forensics Dombeck, Karen 57, 60, 61, 78, 97, 162 24645 Penn 561-2749 Tennis, French-Spanish Club, Student Council Domke, Laurie 36, 78 1728 Hollywood 336-4402 Donahue, Kathleen 25. 60, 78, 79, 156 1812 Geneva 563-5365 Thunderettes, Track, French- Spanish Club Doner, Chris 60, 78, 163 2640 Grindley Park 274-6738 German Club, Jazz Band, Orchestra Dowell. Paul 66, 78 22253 Audette 561-0629 Ski Club Driscoll, Brian 29, 78 2052 Chestnut 336-7886 Dube, Kevin 3814 Huron 565-9444 Dugan, Tracy 78 3349 Dallas 565-2146 Dunham, Kevin 78 2020 Venice 336-5372 Dziengowskl, Ellen 78 3850 Roosevelt 278-4762 Cosmetology Dykstra, Gretchen 10, 52, 53, 61,65.78, 121 3512 Alice 565-1951 Ecology Club, AFS, Track Earle, Peggy 56, 59, 61,78, 96 2904 Parker 278-8797 Wyka’s Whizzers, AFS, Booster Club Eastman, Joe 78 1420 Culver 336-3157 Eckles, Alice 78, 161 21524 Carlysle 562- 8497 Tennis, Ski Club Eddy, Cheryl 7, 8, 46, 57, 65, 78 24154 Union 278-9339 NHS, AFS, Wyka's Whizzers, FLIGHT, Bolt Edson, Nancy 78 2045 Syracuse 561-6808 Elmore, Daniel 40, 64, 65, 79 2835 Geneva 563- 1429 NHS, German Club, Intra- mural Sports Erlandson, Elaine 79 4 Christine Ct. 336-3078 —F— Fakhoury, Rami 3, 50, 79, 90, 130,132, 144 1547 Culver 336 3650 Wrestling, Football, Track Falkiewlcz, Donna 79 3328 Houston 277-2457 Softball Fedoronko, Bill 79 3035 Pardee 561-1017 Feliks, Michelle 64. 68, 79 21500 Homer 277-8526 Bible Club, Tennis, Tri-M Filisko, Gabrielle 7, 46. 50, 56,57,61,78, 79,90,145, 163 24647 Chicago 277-6570 FLIGHT-Editor, Swimming, NHS, Varsity Club, Bolt, Wyka's Whizzers Fontana, Richard 79 18116 Outer Dr. 561-5939 Forsha, Debbie 79 22443 Cleveland 563-6795 Frye, Tim 79 17750 Snow Ave. 336-4085 —G— Garcia, Gary 79 3507 Gertrude 561- 0178 Garza, Julie 3420 Gertrude 562- 7056 Gauthier, Craig 50, 60, 65, 79, 139 21249 Donaldson 565-6642 Swimming, Varsity Club, French-Spanish Club Gay, Charlotte 79 3262 Campbell 278-4382 Intramurals, French-Spanish Club, Ecology Club Gaydos, Mark 19, 83, 139 3222 Katherine 277-1277 Swimming Gazdag, Brian 79 1457 Howard 274-3340 Gies, Rebecca 79 2636 Chestnut 336-7405 Gignac, Denise 19, 57, 60, 79, 156 24601 Chicago 561- 7523 Thunderettes, French- Spanish Club, Wyka’s Whizzers Gilardino, Monique 79, 80 34 Snow Ct. 336-7487 Art Club, Gymnastics, Varsity Club Gillespie, Cindy 79 3550 McKinley 563- 7329 Girard, Matt 80 3837 Harding 562- 7462 Ski Club Goodman, Lori 27, 80, 156 3609 Madison 562-4085 Softball Granica, Rick 3748 Huron 561-9003 Grau, Karen 80 2439 Westpoint 278-9178 Ecology Club Greene, Julie 80 3249 Bennet 561-5998 Greene, Scott 80 3249 Bennett 561-5998 Grimm, Mark 16, 50, 80 3841 Westpoint 561- 7568 Varsity Club, Football man- ager, Track manager Guard, Ron 5, 57, 80, 115 35 Middlebury Ct. 271-4397 FLIGHT Guerin, Robert 80 2150 Olmstead 562- 9427 Ski Club Guest, Rebecca 80 22454 Gregory 278-8783 Wyka’s Whizzers, Student Council, Health Occupations -H- Hall, Jennifer 52, 65, 80 22032 Military 565-1734 NHS, Ecology Club, Art Club Hamel, Lori 27, 60, 61, 80, 92 3122 Campbell 561- 3080 French-Spanish Club, AFS, Ski Club Hammond, Patrick 80, 132 3051 Geneva 274-9643 Football Hane, Joseph 25, 58, 72, 80 24730 Princeton 562- 1327 Art Club Hanks, Colleen 28, 80, 161 3139 Chestnut Tennis, Varsity Club, Tri-M Hanlln, Nancy 80 3524 Raymond 274-4988 Volleyball, Softball, Art Hanosh, Denise 25. 27, 80, 85 3311 Woodside Dr 562- 8649 Ski Club, Student Council Harris, Shirley 80 21701 Homer 565-7830 Student Council Hauserman, Katie 10, 11, 50, 61,65,80, 145 22439 Gregory 563- 3802 Swimming, NHS, Varsity Club Healy, Patrick 80 2024 Byrd 336-5173 Hegyi, Robin 81 2947 McKinley 563-8454 Helka, Kim 81 2843 Parker 563-3844 Helms, Julie 81, 137, 162 22462 Gregory 277-4313 Basketball, Golf, Varsity Club Hewitt, Rebecca 77, 81 46 Middlebury Ct. 593-1607 Photography Higdon, Laura 72, 81 3830 Cornell 563-6278 Holland, Becky 14, 15, 57, 81, 85 2620 Hollywood 336-7467 FLIGHT, Gymnastics, Varsity Club, Bible Club Hoagland, Tommy 31, 57 1190 Mason 278-0706 Football, Thespians Holmes, Janna 72, 81 2012 Hollywood 336-5959 Volleyball, Student Council, Softball Honzik, Chris 76, 81 21725 Tenny 277-0055 Volleyball Hosker, Graham 81 22902 Nowlin 565-9765 Football, Basketball, Track Hudacek, Paul 4, 50, 81 1540 Culver 336-4131 Varsity Club, Track, Art Club Hudson, Lsa 25, 81, 88 3229 Gertrude 561- 6978 Hultgren Kim 81 2625 Queen 562- 7499 Hutchens, Kurt 50, 81 1824 Linden 336-4849 Varsity Club. Baseball, Golf Hutchinson, Marty 30, 81 21530 Gregory 274-7756 Ison, Mark 26, 81 22741 Audette 278-8473 Track, Varsity Club Ives, Lois 2645 Pardee 563-1541 Jacks, Mike 81 3761 Merrick 561- 6635 Jagger, Linda 50, 60, 81, 137 1676 Linden 336-4569 Ecology Club, Basketball, Track Jagod, Donna 68, 81 3130 Culver 565-1759 Tri-M, Concert Choir Johnson, Dennis 81 3547 Hipp 563-0197 Soccer, Football Johnson, Cheryl 82 10 Berwick Lane 271-8385 Johnson, Robert 1339 Venice 336-0479 Johnston, Joe 82 24706 Dunning 562- 7474 Jones, Pamela 25, 52, 57, 60, 66, 70,85,115 1667 Linden 336-3469 French-Spanish Club, Foren- sics, FLIGHT Jones, Priscilla 25, 40, 50, 61, 65,70, 74,82,136 22100 Francis 561-3806 170 Basketball. Student Council, Ecology Club Joyce, Mike 82 2835 Banner 277-2369 Joyce, Timothy 25, 35, 52, 82 21715 Audrey 562-0824 Vocal Ensemble, German Club Julvezan, Michael 57, 82 3061 Geneva 565-1936 Varsity Club, Football, Jazz Ensemble Jungling, William 82 2751 Boldt 274-5606 —K— Kalie, Donald 82 22445 Nowlin 565-6280 Ecology Club, Bible Club Kaminski, Lori 13, 82. 157 3317 Cornell 274-4445 Cheer lead ing , Track, Thunderettes Karklins, Sabrina 82, 145 3042 Geneva 255-7463 Swimming, Softball Kayganich, Daria 82 21376 Audette 563-7075 Keller, Betsy 82 10 Dover Lane 336-0123 Ski Club, Student Council Kenger, Anmarie 25, 57, 60, 82, 97,156 24911 Notre Dame 565-9274 French-Spanish Club, Wyka’s Whizzers, Thunderettes Kentala, Donald 50, 82, 132 2233 Boldt Football, Varsity Club Kerstein, Richard 42, 48, 60, 65, 70, 82 3355 Parker 563-4074 Student Council, German Club, NHS Kiernan, Patrick 132 30 Snow Court 336-5182 Basketball, Football Kimmel, Beth 68, 82 24840 Cherry 274-0586 Tri-M King, Daryl 82 22128 Tenny 561-9180 Kinnell, Doug 82, 151 21221 Carlysle 563-5427 Baseball, Intramural Kitagawa, Dai 61, 83 1-15-18 Nakahara Mitaka, Tokyo (326)1752 Tokyo AFS Kliemann, Charles 83 24814 Princeton 565-3353 Bowling Klutke, John 83 20515 Audette 278-0405 Knezek, Pamela 83, 96 1846 Culver 336-7429 Intramurals, Cross Country Timer, Student Council Koehn, Kevin 83, 132 23905 Oxford 561-5750 Football Koos, Nancy 83, 92, 97 3535 McKinley 565-5288 Korpi, Marty 83 1636 Southfield 271-6884 Kosch, David 83 1953 Hollywood 336-7451 Kososki, Jeanne 81, 83, 93, 157 2801 Burns 277-5182 Cheerleading, AFS Koths, Robert 83 3314 Croissant 565-6261 Kozma. Marie 67. 83 3051 Westpoint 274-5587 Kramarz, Molly 83, 76 1439 S. Telegraph Apt. 11 562-0787 Kratt, Janet 4, 13, 27, 58, 83 2625 Stephens 561- 2690 Ignite, Art Club Krizmanich, Marty 83 1921 Hollywood 336-7553 Kruszewki, Anne 60, 65. 83 22231 Edison 562- 0063 NHS, French-Spanish Club, Track Kuchta, Joseph 83 24149 New York 565-3174 Bowling Kurbel, Lawrence 83 3255 Pardee 563- 9325 Baseball Kutney, Lisa 35, 52, 57, 60, 83,157 3140 Katherine 565-1056 FLIGHT, Thunderettes, French-Spanish Club —L— Ladue, Jerry 83 24935 Oxford 563-6466 Lamerton, Paul 84 3424 Syracuse 563-2417 Lang, Tamie 84 3023 Geneva 565-7747 Wyka's Whizzers, Art Club, Drama Lapinski, Jason 84 3630 Hipp 278-6189 Art Club Laubscher, Bill 84 23712 Harvard 274-8233 Ski Club Lauri, Eric 84 3600 Williams 563-0741 Lawhorn, Janice 84 21709 Edna 565-3134 Ledford, Jackie 84 10 Berwick Lane 271-8385 Lerini, James 84 3151 Raymond 565-6983 Leverenz, Susan 84, 92, 156 2751 Grindley Park 565-2597 NHS, Cheerleading, Debate- Forensics Club Lewis, Michaelanne 31, 84, 156 21541 Gregory 561-6634 Cheerleading, Wyka’s Whizzers Lewis, Sharon 7Q„84 22509 Gregory 274-4424 Lindlbauer, Mike 84 3546 Hipp 565-9401 Ski Club Intramurals Little, Sharon 56, 84 22130 Olmstead 565-5696 Wyka's Whizzers Litwin, Robert 84 18435 Oakwood 336-4244 Lis, Bill 50, 133 3822 Huron 563-6423 Baseball, Football, Basketball Lobdell, Gail 4, 50, 65, 84, 156 20615 Audette 563-4581 Cheerleading, NHS, Thunderettes Loula, Ronald 84 23021 Olmstead 561-4496 Tennis, Ski Club Loumankin, Kathy 70, 84, 156 22246 Columbia 563-3204 Cheerleading, Thunderettes, Varsity Club Lucas, Debbie 2740 Syracuse 565-6962 Swimming, Wyka’s Whizzers, Intramurals -M- MacDonald, Karen 19, 41. 84 18933 Snow 336-0492 MacDonald, Mark 84 18933 Snow 336-0492 Mack, Lori 25, 56, 57, 84, 96, 115 3359 Croissant 563-0195 FLIGHT, Wyka’s Whizzers- Pres., Debate-Forensics-Sec. Maertens, Rick 60, 84 3106 Linden wood 271-8017 Intramurals, German Club Major, Elisa 5, 16, 50, 60, 61, 81,85, 144 24637 Union 565-3091 Swimming, Varsity Club, Wyka’s Whizzers Makalusky, Robin 85 1752 Hollywood 336-4199 Maksimowicz, Ed 9, 72, 85, 97,133 3848 Huron 562-5296 Football Masters, Mark 9, 85, 130, 132 3555 Huron 562-2608 Varsity Club, Football Mattern, Eric 15, 50, 68, 85, 91 3530 Merrick 565-6248 Band, Jazz Band, Vocal Ensemble Mattern, Matt 3, 28, 50, 85, 90,96,132 3800 Grindley Park 561-8542 Football, Varsity Club, Track Matthews, Kimberly 52, 85 3130 Katherine 565-0631 Tennis, Art Club, French- Spanish Club Maurer, Khris 85 2023 Culver 336-7625 Football, Wrestling McCardell, Chris 57, 85 2961 Academy 563-5428 Ski Club, Ecology Club, FLIGHT McClinchey, Michael 85 21733 Tenny 277-9277 McCune, William 85 22943 Cleveland 277-7169 McDougall, Shirley 3138 McKinley 565-9006 McGrath, Jennifer 57, 78, 85, 130, 157 2150 Elmdale 565-9451 Volleyball, Thunderettes, Wyka’s Whizzers, FLIGHT McMahan, Jenny 30, 44 , 50, 60,85,96 2012 Edgewood 336-5186 Thornley Court Guide, Varsity Club, German Club McMahon, Maureen 85 3312 Edgewood 274-3140 Drama, Wyka’s Whizzers, DAhalP McNabb, Sylvia 85 24301 Boston 561-9094 Mealbach, William 85, 96 3212 Pardee 561-7902 Football, Baseball Medved, Mike 29, 85 4788 Ternes 584-0479 Menhart, Laura 85, 157 20745 Audette 563-6002 Cheerleading, Varsity Club, Wyka’s Whizzers Metros, Craig 4, 72, 85 21150 Outer Dr. 561- 7168 Art Club, Ski Club Michel, Beth 28, 61, 68 , 86 3140 Dallas 278-1933 Tri-M, Tennis, Varsity Club Mikitaroff, Mary 86 3005 West Point 565-5417 Milewski, Joe 86 2008 Detoit St. 336-7715 Miller, Art 86, 133 3409 Byrd 562- 2916 Football, Varsity Club, Bowling Miller, Dorothy 86 3313 Monroe 277-1195 Minton, Jerry 86 24705 Cooke 274-1678 Miranda, Exiony 61, 86 Avenida 6ta Oeste 6681 David-Chiriqui, Panama 75-41-71 AFS, French-Spanish Club Miscavage, Deborah 86 3056 Pardee 562-4743 Concert Choir Montgomery, Jason 86 21717 Homer 562-1723 Montroy, James 86 3760 Detroit St. 565-3142 Moran, Daniel 86 3492 Monroe 365-9465 Sports Morrison, A.J. 23, 57, 86 2612 Chestnut 336-7005 FLIGHT Mrocko, Anthony 3, 37, 86, 138 2740 Banner 274-6878 Swimming, Water Polo, Varsity Club Mueth, Gerard 86 3013 Cornell 561-4079 Mulligan, Linda 86 24421 Princeton 277-8051 Wyka's Whizzers Murray, Linda 72, 86 3640 Dudley 274-0418 Cosmetology Myers, Brenda 86 24530 New York 561-6123 Art Myers, Thomas 86 3020 Monroe 565-9184 Vocal Ensemble, Track —N— Nastas, Cliff 86, 96 15 Amherst 271-8865 Natkowski, Patricia 86 3357 Dallas 561- 4820 Neubauer, Lorraine 8, 65, 68, 86 3424 Woodside 562- 5164 Tennis, NHS, Tri-M Neuenschwander, John 60, 87 3981 Dexter Trail German Club, Intramurals Neuman, Jeffrey 19, 87 3423 Katherine 278-9807 Newman, Andrew 87 22132 Edison 565-3475 Nieto, Leslie 60, 61, 87 3839 Madison 277-8698 Gymnastics Team, French- Spanish Club, AFS Nigal, Carol 58, 87. 130, 160 340 Chestnut 562-6262 Tennis, Art Club, Political Club -O- O’Leary, Michael 50, 87 3525 Katherine 565-7494 Tennis, Intramurals Olivera, Alfonso 12, 25, 50, 51,57,85,87,88, 133 3004 Queen 563-1738 FLIGHT, Football, Band Olofson, Kris 87 3370 Raymond 565-0344 Omar, Faye 2221 Cornell 562-6568 xr8 -UL. Onesky, 21517 Au 278-7195 Ortner, Chris 87, 133 21560 Edna 561-0207 Football, Varsity Club, Ski Club Osborne, Vince 87 3408 Dudley 561-0105 Oz, Sue 56, 87 3139 Lincoln 561-0559 Wyka's Whizzer f — P— Painter, Linda 58, 81, 87, 163 12 Snow Court 336-5171 Art Club, Wyka’s Whizzers Palardy, Margaret 16, 64 , 65, 87 5 Snow Court 336-7681 Track, Ecology Club, NHS Palmer, Michael 5, 46, 57, 87, 115 2660 Chestnut 336-7619 FLIGHT, Bolt Palmer, Sherry 87 24721 Notre Dame 565-0649 Panepucci, Lisa 59, 60, 87 2018 Detroit 336-7320 NHS, Booster Club, French- Spanish Club Panepucci, Tom 87, 139 3410 Alice 274-4913 Concert Choir, Swimming Park, Nancy 4, 48 , 84 , 87, 96. 97, 142 2709 Parker 278-3189 Student Council, Field Hockey School Musical Paus, Perry 79, 88, 133 24515 Ross 562-3433 Football, Wrestling Pawelek, Jeff 88, 132 23307 Madison 562- 7295 Football, Varsity Club, Ski Club Peel, Pat 88 3820 Williams 274-1036 Softball, Basketball Swimming Penn, Nancy 88 21564 Edison 563- 0049 Ski Club, Wyka’s Whizzers, School Play Perri, Beth 5, 10, 11, 50, 56, 64,65,88,130,156 2934 Queen 563-2511 Volleyball, Thunderettes. NHS Peters, Cheryl 56, 88 3541 Polk 565-7618 Peters, John 46, 66, 70, 88 16051 Middlebury . 271-8087 Bolt Pettinga, Don 29, 88 22054 Olmstead 274-0260 Petersmarck, Kevin 57, 88 2941 Academy 565-5443 FLIGHT Pfeifer, Vicki 59. 88 2715 Parker 562-1; Field HiWteyfBooster Club, Wyka’s Whizzers Physician, Mike 88 3413 Croissant 274-3514 tbali Pieper, Kurt 34, 88 3605 Academy 562-5689 Band Pietraniec, Ed 3 93 26, 3439 Katherine 562-8681 Cross Country, 52, 78, 88, 141 . 8 Forensics, Varsity Club Pietrzak, Robin 68, 88 23821 Oxford 565-4361 Tri-M, Concert Choir Polonkey, Mary 88 24909 Ross 563-2318 Wyka’s Whizzers Porter, Marsha 33. 59, 60, 61J 65,88 3637 Bennet 563-7506 NHS, German Club, AFS Potochick, Kelly 4. 88, 142 8 Snow Court 336-3606 Field Hockey, Golf Powers, Shiryl 88, 145 3353 Hollywood 274-8436 Swimming, Concert Choir Prain, Sandra 88 3012 Monroe 562- 0536 Wyka’s Whizzers Pudelek, Jacqueline 89 3252 Campbell 563- 1043 Wyka’s Whizzers Puffer, Toby 9. 28. 36. 88, 89, 90,92, 130, 133 22336 Edison 561-7932 Basketball, Football Pugh, Patrick 89 3101 Pardee 278-1826 Forensics —Q— Quillico, Andrea 89 3355 Pardee 561-3505 — R— Radakovich, Tamra 1118 Walnut 336-4032 Redpath, Janet 89 £ 24145 Boston 563-0820 Wyka’s Whizzers p Redpath, Robert 89 24145 Boston 563-0820 Reed, Randy 89 . 1543 Gregory 562-7983 Reilly, Patricia 89, 91 24434 Union 565-8224 Softball, Basketball Remillard, Glen 22 1635 Venice 336-4887 Renaud, Jacqueline 24534 Boston 565-2952 Swimming, Gymnastics, Bible Club iko, Paul 50, 89, 150 2110 Syracuse 562-4719 Basketball, Baseball, Student Council Rentz, Renee 89 3005 West point 565-5417 Cosmetojoa Rhodes, John 29, 89 1972 Chestnut 336-9434 Rice, David 89 1357 Venice 336-4980 Richards, Karen 68, 89 22246 Cleveland 562-4013 Tri-M, School Play, Wyka’s Whizzers Rippey, Randy 50, 89, 92, 133 1952 Hollywood 336-5114 Football, Varsity Club Rosenkranz, Jeffrey 89, 163 4 Nowlin Court 274-8672 German Club, Intramurals Rosiek, Rose Ann 68, 89 3354 Grindley Park 274-2745 Tri-M, French-Spanish Club, Vocal Ensemble Ruffus, Glenn 65, 90. 150 3329 Culver 274-2279 Swimming, Baseball, NHS Russo, Carla 4, 26, 44, 52, 57, 60,61,85,88,90,142,157 1626 Linden 336-4967 Field Hockey, Thunderettes, AFS Ryan. Renee 90 2631 Pelham 593-3359 Student Council, Cosmetology Roustom, Adil 7929 Freda 931-6028 Roy, Charles 89 2125 Home Place 562-4490 Rudckl, Bill 89 1924 Detroit 336-7859 Rudder, Bryce 89, 97 1941 Houston 336-7904 Jazz Band, Art Club -S- Saley, Robert 90 3438 Chestnut 565-7845 Salliotte, Robert 90 3362 Pardee 561- 3052 Bowling Salt, Richard 22424 Nowlin 562- 0919 Cross Country, Intramurals, Varsity Club Sample, Jean 90 3444 Harding 561-1539 Sampson, Sheryl 90 22121 Olmstead 561-1313 Co-op Sanak, Monica 90 1748 Venice 336-3697 French-Spanish Club Sauber, Lisa 9, 53, 56. 57, 90, 97,115 3480 Eastham 336-OOfil FLIGHT, Debate, Wyka’s Whizzers Schell, Lawrence 90. 144 3841 Hipp 561-5295 ' 172 Schofield, Janice 59, 61, 65. 90 2631 Parker 565-0902 Booster Club, AFS, French- Spanish Club Schmidt, Jim 90 1266 Linden 336-3419 Schultz, Tracy 90 22444 Oxford 561-5341 Schwarzhoff, Ann 36, 90 1101 Linden 336-4336 Softball, Ecology Club Secord, Bob 22780 Outer Drive Concert Choir Sedo, Michael 163 3728 Weddel 563-2535 Sedo, Sandra 90 3461 Harding 563-6437 Volleyball, Softball, Varsity Club Seeloff, Christa 48. 61,65, 90. 96, 162 3242 Lindenwood 336-4889 Student Council, Golf, NHS Shaw, Mike 27, 90 3500 Southfield 274-7648 Sherman, Janine 43 21732 Military 278-2930 Softball Shymanskl, David 2, 26, 90, 151 2550 Pardee 274-4750 Basketball, Baseball Siemasz, Alan 37, 90, 151 1776 Venice 336-4478 Baseball Sitarski, Mary 91 2950 West point 565-9141 Music, Wyka's Whizzers Sitkowski, Kyle 91. 97 2715 Burns 277- 6088 Baseball Skorich, Peter 46, 47. 50, 74, 91,96, 97, 163 3331 Alice 563-4950 Senior Class President, Intra- murals, Bolt Smith, Denise 91, 157 2055 Byrd 336-7664 Thunderettes Smith, Nancy 91 23055 Beech 278- 3291 Smith, Paul 91, 158 22447 Olmstead 565-3197 Track, Ecology Club, Ski Club Smith, Steve 91 22364 Oxford 561-5431 Computer Club Snider, Gary 91 23030 Columbia 565-3152 Track. Tri-M, Student Council Snyder, Scott 29, 91 3302 Dudley 561-0107 Soens, Marybeth 91 38 Snow Court 336-0195 Concert Choir, Forensics, Debate Soper, Paul 50, 91, 159 20330 Audette 563-5325 Basketball, Tennis, Varsity __________________________Club Sopkowlcz, Joe 91 22200 Tenny 565-3314 Art Club, Football Sowers, Ruth Ann 85, 91 22256 Oxford 561-8902 Squiers, Brian 52, 91 22123 Donaldson 274-6956 School Play, Debate, Vocal Ensemble Stambersky, Ken 91 1809 Houston 336-7446 Stang, John 91, 133 3310 Hollywood 563-0123 Football Strehl, Michael 828 Meridan 277-7422 Stephenson, Michele 68, 77, 91 24700 Carlysle NHS, Tri-M, Ecology Club Stimac, Matthew 10, 50, 60, 91,141,151 22133 Tenny 274-0939 Baseball, Cross Country, Bible Club Strongman, Stacy 48 , 50, 60, 65, 78, 91,160,162 6 Abbot Lane 271-8969 Student Council President, NHS, Tennis Tom, Alexander 92 23621 Penn 565-8720 Tomich, Michael 36, 50, 92 24601 Princeton 274-6323 Basketball Tratar, Jan 92 3439 Houston Turco, Gwen 44, 52, 62, 68, 84,92, 157 22111 Gregory 561- 1012 Cheerleading, Thespians, Vocal Ensemble Turgeon, Robin 92 23019 Madison 277-0324 Tylutki, Cynthia 92 3653 McKinley 562- 0817 Co-op Turmel, George 23221 Columbia 563- 9159 —U— Ulrich, John 93 1955 Houston 336-5871 School Play, Debate Team, Tennis —V— Sullivan, Don 92 3812 Bennet 561-0432 Susala, Ted 92 23871 Oxford 565-1916 Golf £ Szynal, Annemarie 92 —T— Taipalus, Bill 17623 Snow 593-1576 Takala, Ron 92 4198 Katherine 562-0317 Tant, Sean 92 3320 Edgewood 565-7645 Ski Club Taylor, John 26, 92 3445 Merrick 278-0504 Terry, Jonnie Lee 4, 26, 50, 69,92,96, 142 3210 Vassar 274-5159 Majorette, Field Hockey, Softball Thomas, Tom 11, 50, 92, 96, 143 1927 Detroit 336-7871 Golf, Varsity Club Thornton, Julian 92 22035 Edison 562-5877 Timm, David 92 3807 Harding 562-0247 Ski Club Todeschinl, Brian 92 18431 Snow 336-7888 Todor, Deborah 92 1808 Culver 336-2772 Toler, Linda 92 3321 Culver 565-0260 Basketball v m Varitek, Dan 93 3544 Lincoln 278-6968 Intramurals Vezzosi, Richard 93 14 Snow Court 336-5136 Jazz Band, Concert Band, Intramurals Vineyard, Andrew 93 22258 Francis 278-0176 _W— Wagel, Mike 93 3430 Grindley Park 277-7360 Wagner, Kathryn 93 22035 Gregory 274-4904 Wallis, Lisa 44 . 62 65, 68 . 93 20845 Donaldson 277-2739 m NHS, Tri-M, Thespians Ward, Lisa 93 22755 Nowlin 274-2907 Co-op Watson, Mark 114 1704 Walnut- - _ kq' .' 4 n7 Welsh, Richard 60. 93 3171 Chestnut 565-5897 t German Club, Intramurals Wend, Don 50, 93, 133 2130 Syracuse 274-0192 Football, Wrestling, Varsity Club Wendlowsky, Karen 93 3316 Dallas 563-0555 Wyka’s Whizzers Wexel, Carl 93 2l44d’Outer Drive 277-0461 udent Council, german 4 Club ■ 1 Whicker, James 52, 53, 93 24622 Chicago 562-1782 Debate-Forensics Club, War Games Club, Intramurals Whitcomb, Mark 50, 72, 93, 133,145 24611 Cooke 274-5965 Football, Wrestling White, Doug 93 3801 Madison 278-9513 White, Gregg 23 19234 Audette 561- 8912 Wichorek, Sue 56, 93 3316 Syracuse 274-1853 Wyka’s Whizzers, School Play Wildauer, Lori 93 23000 Cleveland 562- 7893 Wilkie, Barbara 93 3037 Roosevelt 561- 7692 Wilson, Dennis 8, 50, 94, 97, 158 3650 Parker 277-1827 Track, Varsity Club, ISP Printing Witkowski, MaryKay 94 3515 Pardee 562- 5044 Wolinski, Dave 3301 Hollywood 563- 1540 Woolum, Joseph 3351 Campbell 562- 5604 Williams, Todd 60, 65, 93, 163 3265 Parker 561-5717 German Club, NHS, Golf Woronchak, Suzanne 14, 35, 48, 52, 57, 62, 68, 94 3451 Alice 277-4765 Thespians, Tri-M, Student Council Wszolek, Anita 78, 94, 142, 162 3165 Willow 563- 5497 Field Hockey, Intramurals, Golf Wszolek, Colleen 92, 94, 96, 142 3165 Willow 563-5497 Field Hockey, Intramurals, Softball Wydendorf, Paul 46, 47, 50, 64,65,94, 151 24841 Oxford 561-3708 Basketball, Baseball, NHS Wyderko, Walter 9, 50, 94, 133, 158 24901 Ross 565-1449 Track, Football, Varsity Club —Y— Yelinek, John 94 1918 Culver 336-7910 Young, Anthony 94 3354 Grindley Park 274-2745 Chorus Young, Mark 25. 50, 94, 133, 158 18108 Audette 277-6857 Football, Track, Varsity Club Young, Marvin 40, 94, 133, 158 18108 Audette 277-6857 Track, Football, Varsity Club -Z- Zimmer, Jim 53, 94 3611 Bennet 561-3523 Intramurals Zollars, Laura 94, 157 21700 Edna 563-3732 Cheerleading, Thunderettes, Track Zuchowicz, Anne 52, 94 1614 Linden 336-3802 Bible Club Zukovich, Deborah 4, 94 3132 Dallas 561-4624 Track, Wyka's Whizzers, Varsity Club Teacher Index Administration Bazzy, Beverly 18 Carmichael. Loretta 19 Davis. Mae 19 Doherty. Ronald 18, 19 Faull. Harry T. 18 Kochanski, Julie Kurtz. Dorothy 18 Neville. Carol 62 Packer. Cherry Porter. Grahm 19 Salvctti. Rose Mary 18. 19 Young, Loraine 19 Art Bough ner. Don 30 Hashoian. Ralph 13. 30. 58. 59 Leveque. Robert 30 Mackenzie. Grant 8, 30 Vafeas. Steve 23 Business Education Fcusse. Richard 20 Kowalski. Gerald 20 Majstoravich, Chris 20 Mottcr, Lavemc 21 Shea. Shirley 21 Steen. Charles 21 English Humanities Adams. John 23 Ankenbrandt. James 23 Barnett, Sally 22, 25 Brown. Douglas 22. 62 Gautreau. Anne 22. 25 Gnau. Margaret 22 Holtgrieve. Martin 22 Kovatch, Grace 22 Leslie. Jan 24, 61 Lindsay. Maria 22, 25. 46. 57 McFarlin. Lee 25 Morency. Robert 23 Nagy. Susan 23. 40. 66 Patrick. Donald 22 Skendzcl, Eduard 23. 24 Vafeas. Steve 23 Valasek. Carol 23 Human Relations Adams. Harry 29 Ammons. Diane 18 Bartz. Carl 26 Bourassa. Art 117 Brown. Jane 26 Dawson, Jan 28. 101 Irwin. James 28 Monson. Ron 28, 57 Mottillo. Joseph 29, 38 Skodack. Rudy 28. 29, 75 Zipple, Matt 29 Industrial Barnett. Stan 42 Connors. Robert 42 Dietzler. Robert 42 Reimer. Max 43 Vanlandcgend. James 43 Waller. Gerald 43 Learning Resource Liddle, Joyce 116 Mathematics Alverson. Richard 33 Byers.Orlando 32, 111 Conti. Emilio 32 Frank, Sandra 33 Gnau. Margaret Major. Pat 32 Vandettc. Lorraine 33 Media Lee. Elizabeth 62 Steckowski, Karl 62 Music Leslie. Jan Pierson. Jack 2. 34. 68 Young. Jesse 35. 68 Nurse Rataj. Lillian 66 Physical Education Calvisi, Irma 8. 37. 161 Domke. Arnold 36 Eloff. Carole 37, 161 Monson, Ron Schultz. Norman 36 Wyka. Pat 36. 50. 56. 152 Psychologist LaForest. Kay Science Boatin. Herman 39 Bridges. John 5. 39 Cornell, Ralph 38 Drake. Alan 39 Gage. Judy 39 Hough. Richard 38 Kciffcr. Donald 38 Mottillo. Joseph Risto, James 13, 38 Social Studies Balfour. David 41 Barrett. Thomas 41 Coebly. Judith 40 Coebly, Ronald 40 Dalton. Robert 40 Dillingham. Robert 41 Langley. Lynn 41, 139 Lanski. Arthur 41 Mcrcier. Roland 40 Schultz. Norman Social Worker Marcus. Catherine 66 Special Education Champinc. Ronald 59 Kearney. Phillip 66 Rocmcr. Robert 12 Russell, Nadine 66 Siegel. Beverly 66 Foreign Language Leslie. Jan Skendzel. Eduard Waldingcr. Virginia Speech Correctlonlst Yokie. Karl 66 The Edsel Ford FLIGHT is unique from other high school annuals because it is a totally student prepared book. Students perform all layout, photographic, paste-up. and typesetting duties. The only profes- sional assistance is in the senior and underclass portraits. The staff of the 1981 FLIGHT is proud to distribute a yearbook that is entirely student produced. For the fourth year in a row, the FLIGHT has had a color introductory section. For the second consecutive year, the senior section features color. Additionally, a color sports section has been included. The staff of the FLIGHT would like to thank the following people for their assistance on the book: Mr. Jim Risto. who assisted on photography; Mr. Brad McFarlin and Mr. Robert Filisko. who helped with color photography in the sports section: Mr. Webb, of Dearborn High School, who aided in typesetting of under- class names: and. most of all. Mrs. Lindsay, for her overall guidance and patience. The yearbook staff would like to apologize for any errors in the index. The index is compiled under great pressure and time limitations, so it is possible that the page numbers for some people may be wrong or that some people who appear on a page aren't listed. This is strictly uninten- tional and. again, we apologize for I any errors. Homcmaklng Bocskay. Carol 31 Bodcnmiller. Jan 31 1 3 1981 FUCHT Staff THE ROAD TO THE FUTURE Sounds good to me TRUST ME No future Play one of Jennifer's! ??????????? The Incredible Hulk? Double A (beep-beeo) M-C-O' How gauche I wanna be sedated' Better known as Killer Our fearless leaders. 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