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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

m s': ‘TaL.-i ; ’■y' fuln in jry 'i' Af ■ ?«rnta- enr . -'ion oporto- Section. ............ i6o- , fcurfr and P««ww r. Pi e...JS8-IW? H-o d? n rfy ' . tbora, HfnlTfg ii ■f'T T, Uov ; raiymtf...........nrtfi f re njpJ TOP LEFT: Roger Schofield, 12, takes a flying leap. TOP RIGHT: Edsel students take a break. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors Kevin Perri and Dave Boutette display mascot. LOWER RIGHT: Rahni Cooper smiles with man’s best friend. MIDDLE: Wanda Harding. 11, gives her monkey a hug. MIDDLE LEFT: Craig Foster poses with a cape. ABOVE: Seniors Doug Tyson and Bill Montgomery take a break from the school kitchen. 2 CKETS SALE 6 Spirit Uleeh Edsel Ford’s traditional Spirit Week festivities took place October 4-8. This year’s activities introduced some new events to Edsel students. These activities included hat day, during which students and teachers alike were encouraged to don their favorite derby or Stetson; what you want to be when you grow up day. which populated Edsel’s halls with future doctor’s, lawyers, and gourmet chefs: favorite Hollywood actor or actress day: Scarlett O’Hara, John Wayne, and Humphrey Bogart were reborn through the creativity and imagination of Edsel’s students. Cuddles day brought out the little kid that dwells within each high school student. Edsel’s student body relived childhood memories by toting around their favorite stuffed animal. Black and White day, which ended the week,was the usual rousing success. A tug of war between the classes was held October 6. This usually smooth-running event was marred by controversy this year. The seniors apparently took the victory, then, weeks iater, the freshmen class announced that they were the actual winners. The seniors claimed that the freshmen had illegally recruited sophmores and juniors for their winning team, thus disqualifying them from the competition. “Of course the seniors won. because they are superior,” explained Senior Class President Steve Bomyasz. 0MRB9RN mHIBAIf OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP LEFT: Meredith Greenwood dreams of a naval future. TOP RIGHT: “Fans” Jimmy Brooks and John Wesserling admire Adam Ant look-a-like Bill Brackett. CENTER: Craige MacDonald. Jim Sample, Donna Ferguson, and John Parris show the pain of strain as they pull for the seniors in the tug of war. THIS PAGE: LOWER RIGHT: Steve Bornyasz flies his colors proudly. LOWER LEFT: Valerie Haykus pauses for a pose with her favorite purple dinosaur. TOP CENTER: Kim Purdy welcomes an unlikely guest for lunch. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP CENTER: Freshmen and seniors prepare themselves for the tug of war. LOWER CENTER: Florence Boda pledges allegiance to Mickey Mouse. LOWER LEFT: Jennifer Gallagher, Lisa Reichenbach. and Vickie Ledford jubilantly display their favorite cuddles. 7 1982 Annual The 27th annual Homecoming took place this year on October 8. The tradition consisted of a football game, a dance and a court complete with queen. The 1982 Homecoming Queen is senior Shelly Moran. Her court consisted of fellow classmen Donna Capilla, Kristi Davis. Cathy Jones and Leanne Yunker. Their escorts, provided by the Varsity Club, were seniors Scott Klassa. Dominic Nieto, Mike Ouellette, Pat Ouellette and Darin Simmons. The yearly event also brought two other inter-school competitions to a climax: the banner contest between the clubs and the float contest between the classes. This year the Tri-M Club swept the banner contest and the senior class exhibited the best float. The dance was sponsored by the Senior Class with the theme “We’ve Only Just Begun.” The attendants were entertained by a band entitled Stride. Moran was crowned at half-time of the game by the 1981 Queen, Maureen O’Leary. Huge Success An overflow crowd was on hand at Edsel Ford’s field to enjoy the Homecoming festivities. Both the band and the Thunderettes entertained the crowd for the remainder of the half-time after the crowning. Queen Shelly Moran summed up her feelings concerning Homecoming by stat- ing. “I was very honored to be nominated and especially to win. I was shocked and I’m very happy.” OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: The beautiful 1982 Homecoming Court, from left to right: Leanne Yunker, Donna Capilla, Shelly Moran, Cathy Jones, and Kristi Davis. LOWER RIGHT: Queen Shelly Moran and her escort Darin Simmons, 12. LOWER CENTER: Queen Shellv Moran circling the field in a vintage T-Bird. LOWER LEFT: Queen Shelly Moran shows a look of true surprise. CENTER: the crowning of the Queen. THIS PAGE TOP: An overflow crowd enjoying the Homecoming festivities. LOWER LEFT: Seniors Cathy Jones and Dominic Nieto make a nice match. CENTER: The class of 1983’s winning float. CENTER LOWER: Court member Donna Capilla ponders a thought before the big announcement. LOWER RIGHT: EF’s march- ing band keeping the beat. 10 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Early morning fog lifts from school yard. TOP RIGHT: Fountain beautifies “A” Court. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tree stump carving adorns the Thornley Court. BOTTOM LEFT: Beauty among the bricks at Edsel Ford. THIS PAGE TOP: Wild turkeys are only a few of the birds that populate the court. BOTTOM: A breathtaking view of the Thornley Court. The nerve center of any school is, of course, its office and admini- strative staffs. Edsel is no exception. Luckily, F. sel Ford High School is blessed with one of the finest office staffs in Michigan. Principal Dr. Richard Seavitt is in charge of Edsel’s top most decisions. Assistant principals Ron Doherty and Graham Porter handle student affairs and scheduling difficulties. Handling secretarial chores in the student and main offices are Beverly Bazzy, Mae Davis, Dorothy Kurtz, Roni Showalter, Lor- raine Young and Loretta Carmichael. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Mae Davis answers an important phone call. CENTER LEFT: Roni Showalter takes a moment to change a typewriter ribbon. LOWER LEFT: Secretary Loretta Carmichael finds humor in her work. LOWER RIGHT: Beverly Buzzy shows talent by typing without looking at the keyboard. CENTER RIGHT: Dorothy Kurtz juggles the school’s lines. UPPER RIGHT: Lorraine Young finds a smile in her files. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Assistant Principal Ron Doherty reviews an important paper. CENTER LEFT: Assistant Principal Graham Porter takes time out from a busy schedule to pose for a photo. LOWER LEFT: Junior Dan Dugan happily awaits the end of another school day. LOWER CENTER: Seniors Dave Rodriguez, Bryan Nabozny and Gib Stranahan display the school stores’ products. CENTER: Nancy Romanski helps out in the office. UPPER RIGHT: Principal Dr. Richard Seavitt goes over important school matters. CENTER RIGHT: Edsel’s Youth Officers pose outside their office. LOWER RIGHT: Roni Showalter assists office aid Donna Roose. yeti OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Seniors Chuck Zimmer, Brian Sharrow and Dan Machak test the new “upside-down method” of learning. UPPER CENTER LEFT: Edsel’s answers to Scarlett O’Hara .Vickie Saylors and Amy Talbert. LOWER CENTER LEFT: Seniors Sean Day and Ken Lucas celebrate after taking first and second places in the “Kojak” look-alike contest. LOWER LEFT: Dominic Nieto attempts a new wrestling hold on an unwilling Andy Berger. LOWER CENTER: Joe Grantham and Bryan Masi marvel at the wonders of A1 Bandula’s right ear. CENTER: Steve Bornasyz plays doctor with Shelly Moran. UPPER CENTER: Donna Roose and Lisa Bruce model the year’s latest fashions. UPPER RIGHT: Edsel seniors celebrate their good dental check-ups. CENTER RIGHT: “Strong arm” Pat Brennan displays his bountiful bicep. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Rodriguez patrols the halls. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: 1958 Thunderbird maintains a link with Edsel s past. CENTER LEFT: Mickey Powers, 12, relaxes between classes. LOWER LEFT: Dave Boutette leads his harem. LOWER RIGHT: Academics section- left to right: Terry Conflitti, Meredith Greenwood. Kevin Perri. Editor, Amy Talbert. CENTER: Senior Amy Talbert proves her straight-toothed charm. UPPER CENTER: Edsel student voices his philosophy on his back. UPPER RIGHT: Seniors Kevin Perri and Dave Bierman and junior Dan Allen entertain at the annual FLIGHT Telethon. English Humanities Emphasis on Communication TOP LEFT: Senior Traci Ball listens intensely to her English instructor. TOP RIGHT: Juniors Frank Deeter and Jennifer Kraljevich study diligently during class. LOWER LEFT: Bart Treiber adds something extra to his art speech. LOWER CENTER: Elizabeth Piggot takes careful notes in art humanities. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Rodney McGrew shows extreme interest during class. Teachers left to right: Mrs. Gnau, Mr. Morency, Mr. Patrick, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Lundell, and Mr. Holtgrieve. The English department at Edsel Ford is broken down into three humanities pro- grams. Art, Music, and English. In a weelds time, a student has three days of English, one day of art. and one day of music. The English Humanities class teaches students the basics, grammar and litera- ture. It also discusses the great authors and their styles of writing. In the Art Humanities class, teachers discuss with students value, texture, eye movement, and pattern. Then students apply these new techniques to paintings and different projects of their own, which they are assigned. In the Music Humanities class, students learn about famous composers and what influenced them. They listen to famous works and learn how music has changed over the centuries. Edsel Ford’s English Humanities pro- gram is designed to teach students about communication and how it’s related to art, music, and English. 22 TOP LEFT: Senior Todd Burbank takes notes while Mr. Brown makes his own observations. TOP RIGHT: Gibson Stranahan and Mike Panepucci finish their exams early. LOWER LEFT: Several sophomores pay close attention during class. LOWER RIGHT: Tim Webster frantically taking notes. Teachers left to right: Mr. Vafeas. Mr. Akenbrant, Mrs. McFarlin, Mr. Skenzel. Mrs. Fenby, and Mrs. Ammons. English Humanities English Continues to Educate UPPER LEFT: English Humanities teachers Mr. Stuart. Miss Kovatch. Mrs. White and Mr. Brown. UPPER RIGHT: Teacher Mrs. Gautreau points out some hard facts. LOWER LEFT: Senior Michelle Gilardino uses an attention getter during her art speech. LOWER RIGHT: Tenth grade English enjoys its lesson. 24 Fo r eign _ J_ an gua g e Foreign Lanuage Classes Teach Customs Students at Edsel Ford may elect to study a foreign language such as French, German or Spanish. Each language class sponsors clubs in which students partici- pate in several activities. Such activities consist of visiting different restaurants and sampling the food eaten in other countries. During class, the students not only learn a foreign language, but they also learn the customs of other countries and compare them to those in America. UPPER LEFT: Foreign language students work hard on homework during class. UPPER RIGHT: Students take a break during today’s lesson. LOWER LEFT: After working on their projects, students in French 1 show the camera their finished products. CLOCKWISE: Foreign language teachers Mr. Skendzel, Ms Gardner, Ms. Leslie and Ms. Waldinger. Human Relations Unique Course Teaches Students How to Relate Human relations is a special course, unique to Edsel Ford. The class is held on alternating days with physical education for all four grade levels. Its main purpose is to provide students with an awareness of human behavior. The freshmen program, new this year, gives the student a thorough orientation of the building and then provides course planning for the rest of his high school program. Sophomores investigate career opportunities to help them set up educational goals. Juniors spend the year learning about the various facets of human psychology. Finally, the senior class devotes the year to discussing such important topics as marriage, college, taxes and living on a budget. Mr. Dawson, chairperson of the human relations department, commented, “I believe the human relations program at Edsel Ford meets the needs of students that otherwise would not be met, such as studying practical psychology, money matters, and educational careers. “Counselors also have the chance to observe their counselees in a classroom environment. We get to know them better and see where their weak and strong points are. We would not get that chance otherwise.” OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP ROW: Human relations teachers Mr. Bartz, Mr. Irwin, Miss Brown, Mr. Skodack and Miss Ammons. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Zipple reads through his students’ schedules. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors get together for a group shot. LOWER LEFT: Dan Dugan, 11, is caught by surprise while talking to junior Meredith Greenwood during class. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Kym Markley enjoys an intense human relations lesson. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Florence Boda busily takes notes while Kathy Bates observes. UPPER RIGHT: Juniors Armen Alabakoff and Dave Rcba get ready for class. MIDDLE ROW: Human relations teachers' Mr. Bartz, Miss Coebly Mr. Motillo, Mr. Monson and Miss Slaughter. LOWER LEFT: A relaxing day in human relations is enjoyed Dy Robby LaBellc and John Herrst. LOWER CENTER: Dannv Allen snacks during class. LOWER RIGHT: Seniors converse before class. Art Art Classes Enhance Creativity Edsel Ford has many talented and promising students. Their skills are being formed and refined by the gifted art department headed by Mr. Ralph Hashoian, and his associates, Robert LeVeque and Grant Mackenzie. From the culinary expertise of Mrs. Janet Bodenmiller and Mrs. Karen Clements, to the artistic and child care talents of Mrs. Carol Bocskay, the home economics department has a well rounded roster of educational and fun classes in these areas. For the first-time cook, there is a course especially designed for them. Food Fundamentals teaches the basics of the kitchen life. Beginning Gourmet moves into the more difficult aspects of cooking. For instance, can you put an ice cream cake in the oven without melting it? Other courses offered by the home economics department are Interior De- corating, Child Development, and Clothing and Tailoring. Home Economics Home Ec Fashions Future Homemakers OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Shelly Abel and Mike Bridges prepare for art class. UPPER RIGHT: Michele Schuff takes a breather. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Hashoian ponders a question. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Mackenzie and Mr. LeVeque offer assistance to a student in need. CENTER: Debbie Van Pelt playing in the mud. THIS PAGE-LEFT: Troy Brown doing the dishes? UPPER RIGHT: Shelly Abel, Mrs. Bocskay and Chris Gross clean up. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Boden- miller, Shane Shultz and Elizabeth Peters clown in the kitchen. 29 Mathematics-Business Education Math, Business Education Prepare for Future OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Math teacher Mrs. Vandette. UPPER CENTER: Algebra students diligently working on classwork. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Conti, mathematics teacher. CENTER ROW: Math students taking time out to smile for the camera. LOWER LEFT AND CENTER: Mrs. Frank and new addition to the EF staff, Mr. Savatsky. show their charm. LOWER RIGHT: Amy Vineyard, 11, steals the attention of the photographer while senior Anne Tulas looks on. THIS PAGE- UPPER LEFT: Kevin Perri, 12, shows off his magnetism to adoring fan, Jeanne Waldron, 12. UPPER CENTER: Tim Webster. 12, displays his exciting sales techniques. UPPER RIGHT: Students relaxing during lunch, led by Tommy Wyman. 11. CENTER RIGHT: Greg Mitchell, 12, concentrates on his “hunt- and-peck” typing method. CENTER LEFT: Seniors Holly Begin and Julie Andrusiak listen intently during their business class. CENTER: Mrs. Majstrovich sticks her tongue out at her students. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Bergen grimly views her pupils. LOWER RIGHT: Students learning va- rious business skills. Mathematics is commonly thought of as one of the basic courses in education. But not at Edsel Ford. The math department at EF includes a thorough and diverse selection of courses, ranging from consumer math for beginners to pre-calculus for the expert. Edsel Ford students are required to take one semester of math in order to graduate, but math oriented pupils can take various math classes all through high school. The math department is headed by Mrs. Major and includes nine other competent educators. The business department at Edsel Ford is one of the manv educational opportunities students can participate in. The department is headed by chairperson LaVeme Motter and the various courses within the depart- ment are taught by instructors Robert Bergen, Miss Major, Miss Majstrovich, Mrs. McFarlin and Mrs. Shea. The department offers such courses as co-operative training, bookeeping, dis- tributive education, shorthand, typing, data processing and record keeping. These classes provide the basic knowledge need- ed to further the students in business. Vocal, Instrumental Music Vocalists, Bands Make Beautiful Music THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Band director Jack Pierson. CENTER LEFT: The EF marching band proves its got rhythm. LOWER LEFT: A touch of class: The 1982-83 Edsel Ford Orchestra. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Dave Bierman takes advantage of the mini-course Beginning Instrument and learns to play the string bass. CENTER RIGHT: The 1982-83 Edsel Ford Band. UPPER RIGHT: Sophomore Rick Williams lays down the back beat on the bass drum. UPPER LEFT: EF band members entertain at the Christmas Concert. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: 1982-83 Edsel Ford Chorus. CENTER LEFT: Edsel Ford’s singers elite, The Vocal Ensemble. LOWER LEFT: Edsel Ford Jazz Band adds a swinging dimension to the EF music program. LOWER RIGHT: 1982-83 Edsel Ford Concert Choir. CENTER RIGHT: Edsel’s newest musical edition, Charles Hiller.UPPER RIGHT: Jesse Young and his rockin’ eighty-eights. The 1982-83 season proved to be another sucessful year for Edsel’s music programs. The band, orchestra, and Jazz Ensemble performed at numerous events. The musical groups played at Nite Club Night and at the spring production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Under the direction of Jack Pierson, the three bands proved themselves talented and versatile. Mr. Jesse Young’s Chorus, Concert Choir and Vocal Ensemble also appeared at Nite Club Night and other functions. Vocal Ensemble members Dave Wrubel and Kendra Bernick were named members of the All-State Choir. As an added treat, Pierson was honored for his involvement with music in Dearborn over the years. Pierson thanked the students who made all of his success possible. Science Science Challenges Future Einsteins OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER: Elementary school students awed by Edsel's own awesome Oscar the Python. CENTER RIGHT: Chemistry instructor Richard Hough gleefully runs over some past test scores. CENTER LEFT: Dr. Herm Boatin gets his point across to an attentive class. LOWER RIGHT: Dr. Mottillo awaits vital physics experimentation results. LOWER LEFT: James Risto practices his mad scientist expression. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Fred Chadwick- the new Robert Young? LOWER LEFT: Alan Drake aimlessly wanders the hallways. UPPER RIGHT: Jack Bridges prepares for forthcoming classes. LOWER RIGHT: Ralph Cornell researches the latest chemical discoveries. At Edsel Ford, one does not simply go to science class anymore. The science department, chaired by Mr. Ralph Cornell, hosts a variety of courses such as chemistry, physics, horticulture, biology, natural science, and environmental education. Each course outlines a different aspect of the scientific world. Contrary to popular belief, science isn’t just frogs and one-celled organisms. Biology and natural science are offered in the tenth grade. These classes are the basis for subsequent study. Chemistry, an eleventh grade course, makes use of the all-important Periodic Table of Elements and mixing chemicals for twenty weeks. Physics is an elective course which involves experiments to prove the physical laws of nature. Horticulture and environmental education are two more elective courses. These classes involve the study of plant life and the environment. Social Studies A Cultural Experience Culture is a way of life, the learned way in which a group of people satisfy their basic needs. This idea is the basis of social studies at Edsel Ford. Ninth grade entails ancient history. Ancient civilizations such as Egypt, China, or India and their progress through history are studied. Tenth grade begins with the study of anthropology. Students learn about the cultures of people around the world. This subject leads to the culture of the American people, from the discovery of the New World to the Western Ex- pansion in the second semester of tenth grade, continuing to the time of the Industrial Revolution through WWI1, studied in eleventh grade. Next on the agenda is government and economics, taught in twelfth grade. This course deals with the rise and decline in these areas. Also available is sociology, a twelfth-grade elective course designed to deal with American society, its people, their way of life and their religion. The chairman of the department is Mr. Thomas Barrett. Other teachers in this division are David Balfour. Karen Clements. Ronald Coebly. Robert Dal- ton. Patrick Daly. Robert Dillingham. A1 Harris. Chase Harrison and Lynn Langley. 36 Co-op Co-op Builds Future Employees In depressed economic times, it becomes a necessity for some students to obtain a job while still in high school. For others, a job can convey the satisfaction of having one’s own money to spend. For students with either of those needs or wants, the Co-op program was created. Headed by Mrs. Laveme Motter, the co-op program assists the working student in keeping up with his studies while maintaining a paying job. Students working on the co-op program hold jobs at the Food Ranch Super Market in Allen Park. Brother’s Formal Wear in Dearborn. Arby’s in Dearborn and also they assist secretaries in the main office. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT Mr. Lynn Langley, alias “L-Big,” sits back and oversees his class. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. David Balfour prepares another entertaining social studies film, as Liann Higgs and Tracy Roberts wait patiently. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Pat Daly ponders a question from Donna Furguson. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Chase Harrison glances up for an amusing grin. THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Mr. Carl Bartz keeps Doreen Reilly busy at her job. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Laverne Motter pauses for picture taking. LOW- ER RIGHT: Donna Roose smiles prettily for the camera. LOWER LEFT Colleen Katsakis files in the library. 37 Physical Education Gym Classes Keep EF Physical Education has always been an important aspect of learning at Edsel Ford, and this year was no exception. Students are required to participate in gym classes every other day, taking advantage of both Thunderbird gymnasiums and also the swimming pool. A new program was introduced this year in the form of mini-courses. These courses help alternate with a student’s regular gym class, and those offered in the physical education Students Physically Fit department were very popular. Some of this year’s mini-courses were: Team Sports; Water Sports; Racquet Sports; Fitness for Life; and Leadership Training. The teachers in the Physical Education department are Mrs. Irma Calvisi, Mrs. Carole Eloff, Mr. Arnold Domke, Mr. Ron Monson, Mr. Norman Schultz and Mr. Pat Wyka. A new addition to the teaching staff was Mr. Jack Swank. 38 OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: A heated volleyball game between sophomores. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Arnold Domke and his admiring students begin class. LOWER LEFT: Senior Tom Hughes spikes the ball over the net. CENTER: Kristi Kinard, 12, showing off her superjock” form. LOWER RIGHT: Junior Andrew Hall shows how he feels about the 15-minute run. THIS PAGE-LEFT: Darrin Armstrong, 12, displays the volley in volleyball. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Schultz and Paul Nagy, 12. keep a close eye on the swimming class. LOWER RIGHT: A class of swimmers physically exerting themselves in true EF style. 39 Special Education Edsel Educates the T.M.I. The special education program at Edsel Ford not only aids students who need special attention, but also the handi- capped. These handicapped students at Edsel are in the Trainable Mentally Impaired pro- gram. This program teaches both physically and mentally impaired students career education. There are also several activities in which the students partici- pate. such as making and selling cookies to the student body, working on rug-hooking or knitting. UPPER LEFT: Ms. Lawlor. the learning resources consultant, helps students with their geology. CENTER: Camera catches Tom Roberts off guard. UPPER RIGHT: Ed Kraatz assists Vicky Vasquez in class work. CENTER LEFT: Anna Sparapani works on rug hooking, while Barbara Stringer and Jonathon Bums observe. CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Russell. Mr. Champine and Ms. Ruby take time out for a picture. LOWER LEFT: Anna Coco and Chris Dziczek clean up before the bell. LOWER RIGHT Kathy Oberc and Ralph Tront pass time by working a puzzle, and Cathleen Viscomi reads her favorite maga- zine. Vocational Training Industrial Arts-Trades of the Future Industrial arts classes at Edsel Ford include wood working, drafting, elec- tronics, graphics arts, printing, welding, mechanics and auto shop. All classes are considered electives, and they can be taken any of the four years at Edsel Ford. These classes provide the opportunity for hands-on experience, as well as theory. Projects often reflect the personality and creativity of the students, such as repairing cars and building engine blocks in auto shop or designing a picture and printing it in the graphic arts class. UPPER LEFT: Student Robert Wilson asks Mr. Gilmore about scribbling a line on his steel block. UPPER CENTER: Mr. Turner and Silvio Valentini take time out of auto shop to look up names in the phone book. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Connors catches mischievous students connecting the wrong test equipment to the circuits. CENTER: In drafting class, Mr. Vanlande- gend helps Bob Fryz design a new part. LOWER LEFT: Joe Gafford finds out putting an engine together isn’t as easy as it looks, as Mr. Reimer points out. LOWER CENTER: Lee LaFeve waits for Mr. Dietzler to okay his graphic art project. LOWER RIGHT: Joe Weems sands down his wood while Mr. Barnett watches. LAi'AJJWMt Bolt, FLIGHT Keep Edsel Students Aware The Bolt has had a long-lasting tradition of printing exceptional journalism and has added editorials, cartoons, regular sports and feature columns and other specialties to its straight-news format. Also, the Bolt has published a monthly supplement. The Monthly Review. The paper is a potpourri of “anything that isn’t regular Bolt material,” as Monthly Review editors Pat Eagan, 12, and Kevin Perri, 12, stated it. The paper has had controversial issues and it has usually been highly acclaimed by the students. While the efforts of the Bolt class are published on a weekly basis, the FLIGHT staff must wait until early June to see its finished product. The yearbook class starts work in early September and works straight through to Easter. After two weeks of rest, the class goes back to work, preparing for the following year’s book. Media Classes Excel FRONT ROW: Pat Eagan, Darren Nance, David Bierman, Kevin Perri, Jenny Kraljevich, Pat Hamel. SECOND ROW: Julie Ulrich, Dan Prysak, Tim Thorland, John Thompson, Vickie Saylors, Amy Talbert. FRONT ROW.-Scott Klassa. SECOND ROWTracy Pototchick, Vickie Saylors, Kevin Perri, Arnette Butler, Jeanne Waldron, Nancy Wichorek, Terry Conflitti, Meredith Greenwood, David Bierman, Maria Franchi, Joe Considine, Steve Bornyasz, Pat Hamel, Scott Masi. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT: BOLT Editors John Thompson, Jenny Kraljevich and David Bierman. CENTER RIGHT: Senior Dave Boutette, although not one the BOLT staff itself, took most of the pictures they used. LOWER RIGHT: BOLT advisor Mrs. Maria Lindsay surrounded by the tools of her trade. CENTER LEFT: Darren Nance has the amazing ability to work with his eyes closed. CENTER: Senior Kevin Perri entertains BOLT class with a new cheer. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: FLIGHT editor Amy Talbert. CENTER LEFT: FLIGHT editors Arnette Butler, 11, and seniors Vickie Saylors, David Bierman. Maria Franchi, Kevin Perri, Scott Klassa and Pat Hamel. LOWER RIGHT: Seniors Vickie Saylors, Jeanne Waldron and Maria Franchi all pitch in to complete a page. LOWER LEFT: Juniors Lisa Simmons and Meredith Greenwood working during the Second Annual FLIGHT Telethon. UPPER RIGHT: Maria Franchi clowning around during the yearbook’s promotional drive. 45 Student Council, NHS, The Student Council, with its sponsor Miss Gautreau, took on a massive responsibility this year. The Student Council is in charge of putting on The Welcome Wiggle and The Last Chance Dance. The group also handles the many activities during Edsel’s festive Spirit Week,right up to the half-time activities at the Homecoming game. The highly respected National Honor Society sets high standards for acceptance of its members. In order to join one must uphold a 3.00 average and have no grade lower than a “C,M One other requirement is that one must be involved in two activities or clubs. The National Honor Society is sponsored by Mr. Martin Holtgrieve who remarked, “This National Honor Society is outstanding in both talent and energy, and, incidentally,it’s the first NHS group I can remember with more boys than girls.” Enrich Edsel Students Keep Standards High 46 FRONT ROW: Ravi Chada, Kathy Jones, Kendra Bernick, Erlette Phillips, Beth Knight, Steve Bornyasz, Cindi Nolff, Sandi Me Dermott. Gayle Habet. Karen Rafferty. BACK ROW: Greg Wed- dell, Mike Panepucci , Mike Sanson, Blair Porter, Dave Rousseau, Keith Voight, Dan Machak, Brian Sharrow, John Burns, Bart Treiber, Tracy Holmes, Nancy Brow, Vic Ponelis, Lisa Gillespie, Rochelle Ryan, Patti Hop wood, Susan Corpolongo, Linda Sorenson. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Senior Chris Murdoch voices his opinion on a Council project. LOWER LEFT: A busy Student Council. UPPER RIGHT-FROM LEFT to RIGHT:President Jeanne Waldron; Vice-President Mike Renshaw; Treasurer Linus Drogs; Corresponding Secretary Lisa Gregg; Recording Secretary Beth Vessels ; and Sponsor Ms. Gautreau. LOWER RIGHT: Linus Drogs clings to Maria Franchi for support. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Sandy McDermot and Beth Knight take time out from the NHS meeting for a pose. LOWER LEFT: Sue Corpolongo thinks things over. UPPER RIGHT: The 1982-83 NHS Club members. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dan Machak presents his problems and solutions. LOWER RIGHT: Keith Voight is so intrigued by the meeting’s topic, he can’t even manage a smile. 47 Varsity Club Unites Athletes The athletic teams here at Edsel Ford have always been great in number which explains the large number of athletes that belong to the Varsity Club. Sponsored by Mr. Pat Whizzer” Wyka, the club holds its annual initiation day for those who would like to be known as a Varsity Club member. This consists of present members acting as masters and each taking one initiate as his slave for a day. The masters dress the slaves up in weird costumes and parade them around the school. If the initiates make it through the day. they are a Varsity Club member. Along with this event is the yearly 50’s dance. At this dance the students dress up in 50’s attire and twist all night to old time rock-n-roll. BELOW: Pat Whizzer Wyka with Varsity Club members. OPPOSITE PAGE-CENTER LEFT: Freshman Dan Moss strikes a sexy pose. UPPER RIGHT: Beth Vessels. 11, and Mary Peruski, 11, attempt to consume food without opening their mouths, while senior Mike Bridges looks on from afar. LOWER RIGHT: Carey Fody, 11, looks on with amazement at her majestic master. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Andy Hall. 11, shows what a true clown he really is. CENTER LEFT: Senior Mark Dobry puts on his war paint and bonnet and gets ready for battle. LOWER LEFT: Varsity Club officers President Tom Hughes, Vice-President Scott Klassa, Secretary Shelly Moran. Treasurer Audrey Blow. UPPER RIGHT: Club initiates pose for their group shot. CENTER RIGHT: Juniors Paul Bergherm and Jim Donovan get ready for a walk down Lover’s Lane. Debate Forensics, Thespians Create Fun The Debate-Forensics Club is an organization that promotes the skills of argumentative debate and interpretive reading. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Lee McFarlin, and it raises money by having candy sales, cheese sales, and poster sales. Their invitationals are held on Saturdays and the students go to compete in both debate and forensic categories such as humor and drama. The group also participated in a trip to Mackinac Island. The Thespian Club, sponsored by Mr. Neil Brown, is an organization of actors and actresses that performs plays twice a year. The fall play this year’s group put on was Done to Death, and their spring show was ow to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Club member David Bierman, 12, stated. “We all have a lot of fun putting on plays together.” The group traveled to Ball State in June for a Thespian convention. FRONT ROW: Janet Vos, Becky Jacks, Darren Nance, Kelly Borden, Ed Saenz. Gayle Hebets. MIDDLE ROW: Judy DeMolen, Ricky Rippey, Kelly Strassner, Beth Vessels, Kristi Kinard, Pat Hamel, Scott McEvoy, Michele Kulesza. BACK ROW: Tracey Smith, Ravi Chadha, John Mangion, Greg Weddell, Greg Hebert, Brian Sharrow, Rick May. Clubs Play with Words FRONT ROW: Greg Weddell, Andy Luedders. MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Zimmer, Brian Sharrow, Kelly Borden, Kathy Bates. BACK ROW: John Mangion, Ravi Chadha, Kelly Strassnev, Becky Jacks. BACK ROW. Mr. Brown-Sponsor, Kristi Davis, David Wrubel. Kendra Bernick, Dave Bierman, Janet Vos, Amy Wall. FRONT ROW: Dave Boutette. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Brian Sharrow and Ravi Chadha show their debating interest. MIDDLE RIGHT: Greg Hebert, Ed Saenz and Darren Nance get psyched up for a forensics tournament. LOWER RIGHT: Beth Vessels, 11, Monique Salvetti, 11, Amy Vineyard, 11, and Kristi Kinard, 12, develop their forensic abilities. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Dave Wrubel and David Bierman discuss a line for their upcoming play. LOWER LEFT: Dave Boutette stands at attention for the officers, while Kendra Bernick. 12, shows her dramatic talent. LOWER RIGHT: Officer Greg Weddell works on sets for the spring play. 51 Computer, Bible Clubs Continue to Grow One of the newer clubs here at Edsel Ford is the Computer Club. Headed by president, Don Elmore, 12, the club meets every Wednesday after school. The members are taught how to use the computer and how to interpret the different languages of the computer. Along with the sponsor, Mrs. Vandette, Edsel Ford mathematics teacher , and President Elmore, the other officers are: Lisa Gillespie, 12, Vice-President; Craig Correll, 10. Secretary; and Nancy Gillespie, 11, Treasurer. Also new and growing in membership is the Bible Club. The members of the Bible Club discuss the Bible as a piece of literature in group discussions. Lisa Kibit. 11, is president of the club; Deanna Darcangelo, 12, is Vice-President; Amy Vineyard, 11, Secretary; and Karen White, 11, Treasurer. The Bible Club is sponsored by Dr. Joseph Mottillo, an Edsel Ford science teacher. Reflecting on Past and Future LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Kibit, Lois Weeks. Amy Vineyard, Jenny Kraljevich, Karen White, Adrianna Lypeckyj. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Computer Club sponsor, Lorraine Vandette. UPPER RIGHT: Kevin Kmet studies a computer print out sheet. CENTER RIGHT: Sarah Wall, Nancy Gillespie and Vince Walblay pose for the camera. LOWER RIGHT: Craig Cojrell, Scott Jaynes and Amy Wall discuss a computer club matter. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Bible Club president, Lisa Kibit, leads a group discussion. LOWER LEFT: Carey Fody voices her opinion. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Mottillo, Bible Club sponsor. LOWER RIGHT: Adrianna Lypeckyj, Lisa Kibit and Lois Weeks partake in a Bible reading. 53 Whizzers, Boosters, Media Center Grow Wyka’s Whizzers, headed by Mr. Pat Whizzer” Wyka, is one of Edsel's largest and most active clubs. The Whizzer s'purpose is to support the school by attending wrestling meets and working concession stands. The Edsel Ford Booster Club is another supportive club at Edsel. The club works to promote school spirit at sporting events and other school activities. The members will often paint banners, which are hung in the cafeteria a few days before a big game. Mr. Weinsheimer is the sponsor of the Booster Club. The Adult Booster Club is headed by Mr. Wyka and consists of parents and friends of Edsel Ford students. The club supports Edsel’s sports teams throughout the year. The Edsel Ford Media Center is a very well-equipped student service. The school has over 20,000 books and more arrive every day. In addition to the books and the magazine subscriptions, there are also movie projectors, slide equipment, video equipment, and a computer to assist in occupational searching. FRONT ROW: Sue Vasko, Carrie Detavernier, Vickie Saylors, Mr. Pat Wyka. Leanne Yunker, Elizabeth Peters. SECOND ROW: Kim Dugan, Laura Greizes, Leigh Richter, Hillary Weber, Stephanie Sauber, Rachel Long. Kim Trifan. THIRD ROW: Janet McGurk, Kim Powers. Cindy Davis, Sandy Mallia, Jill Mattern, Stephanie Raymond, Anne Klassa, Wendy Metros. BACK ROW: Sharon Vessels, Anita DuMahaut. Debbie Hay, Michelle Bates. Sherri Rudolph. Jackie Bills, Bernadette Fedrose, Michelle Hammerburg. Support Edsel Ford FRONT ROW: June Phillips, Carol Odom, Mr. Weinsheimer. BACK ROW: Adrianna Lypeckyj, Julie Newman, Mary Maxwell, Jackie Kurbel. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Mr. Weinsheimer and Booster Club officers June Phillips, Adrianna Lypecyj, Jackie Kurbel. LOWER RIGHT: Whizzer officers-Top: Vickie Saylors, Carrie Detavernier. Bottom: Elizabeth Peters, Sue Vasko. THIS PAGE- UPPER LEFT: Tom Anderson glances through the card catalogue looking for just the right book. LOWER LEFT: Audra Anderson surrounded by a few of her male companions. UPPER RIGHT: Two girls take advantage of the silence in the library and are caught studying. LOWER RIGHT: Edsel students deep in thought. 55 AFS, Language Clubs Explore Cultures View of Foreign Lands Edsel’s AFS welcomed this year’s exchange student, David Martinez, who is from Honduras. The American Field Society involves itself in communicating with students in foreign lands. The AFS is headed by Mr. Robert West. Edsel’s French-Spanish Club enjoyed another fruitful year as it explored culture under the careful guidance of Mrs. Virginia Waldinger. The German Club, sponsored by Mrs. Jan Leslie, continued as one of Edsel’s largest clubs. This year’s activities included a progressive dinner and an excursion to Frankenmuth, Michigan. FRONT ROW: Ed Jarvis, David Jarvis, Cheryl Zel inski, Becky Kotyk, Florence Boda. BACK ROW: Karen Ascencio, Vic Ponelis, Maya Ponelis, Dave Rousseau, Blair Porter, Shana Milkie, Dave Williams. FRONT ROW: Gigi Agguire, Sue Corpolongo, Karen Walters, Adrianna Lypeckyj. SECOND ROW: Leanne Higgs, Cathy Plant, Rochelle Ryan, Lisa Florence, Tracy Van Dusen, Ravi Chada. BACK ROW: Linda Galle, Mike Renshaw, Lisa Perrin, Dawn Sunburg, Carrie Lawrence, Terry Ciesak, Bennet Dykstra, Karen Ascendo, Shana Milkie, Patti Hopwood, Greg Weddell, John Burns, Janet Wayne. FRONT ROW: Cindy Davis, Janet Wayne, Patti Danowski, Gina Acker, Leanne Zapton, Jackie Lemanek, Terry Danowski, Irene Hanke. Daphne Widmer, Heidi Sartoris, Sue CorpolongOjAmy Wall, Sara Wall, Mary McMahon, Greg Gauthier, Maya Ponelis, Greg Weddell. SECOND ROW: Heidi Dykstra, Lori Trudeau, Lori Sutton, Andy Leudders, Carolyn Trapp, Irene Hanke, Vince Wablay, Kristi Davis, Cathy Hanke, Lisa Gillespie, Bob Ciemick, Dan Machak. BACK ROW: Bennett Dykstra, John Burns, Eric Gawura, Mike Ryan. Blair Porter. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Mr. Robert West learns the advantages of a calculator over a slide rule. UPPER RIGHT: AFS members listen intently at a recent meeting. MIDDLE RIGHT: Vic Ponelis, Florence Boda and Dave Rousseau hold up Blair Porter. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members wander around the room and discuss furture activities after a meeting. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Sara Wall brushes up on her German before a German Gub meeting. MIDDLE LEFT: French-Spanish Gub officer Dave Wruble, Bennett Dykstra, Sue Corpolongo, and Greg Weddell. MIDDLE RIGHT: German Club officers Patti Danowski, Dan Machak, Kristi Davis, and Carolyn Trapp. 57 Ecology, Ski Club Enjoy Nature The Ecology Club is one of the most unique clubs at Edsel. It is one of the few c lubs that does most of its activities outside school. Some of these activities include taking care of city parks and nature areas, such as Snow Woods. Besides the communitv. the club is also responsible for the care of the Thomley Court and the birds that inhabit it. However, the club does partake in many field trips such as camping, canoeing, and a winter cross country ski trip. Some of the most outstanding members go on a spelunking trip to Kentucky for a couple days for cave exploring. The Ski Club is beginning its second year at Edsel Ford after a leave of absence for one year. With the club sponsor. Mr. Max Reimer. and its officers Leigh McBain, Phil Wingate. Sean Reidel, Rich Rippey and Leslie Assenmacher. the club continued to hold its meetings in spite of poor skiing weather conditions. FRONT CENTER: Irene Hanke. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Trapp. Karen White, Kristy Potochick, Lisa Cameron, Janet Wayne, Gayle Hebets, Tracy Potochick, Cheryl Zalenski, Cindy Davis, Mike Novak, Terry Danowski, Elisha Borsodi. SECOND ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Sean Riedel, Bob Van Proeyen, Anita Dumahaut, Dan Dugan, Terry Ship, Brad Thomson, Dan Terry, Donna Roose, Scott Klassa. BACK ROW-STANDING: Cheryl Brent, Steve Bornyasz, Christina Tenorio. BACK RIGHT: Bennett Dykstra, John Bums, Eric Smith. Having Fun Outdoors FRONT ROW-SITTING: Rick Rippey, Sean Riedel. Leslie Assenmacher, Phil Wingate. Leigh McBain. SECOND ROW- KNEELING: Ed Jarvis. Timmy Burke. Doug Roulo, John Richards. Chris Jewell. Jeremy White. Brian Koos. Maryann Milczuk, Rhonda Gallina. THIRD ROW STANDING: Bruce Menning, Anthony Nacewicz. Duane Azarovich. Mark Rosenkranz, John Kaminski. Jeff Price, Chris Pope. Stacy Greenleaf. Donna Fontenat. FOURTH ROW. Vince Lagosh, Kevin Kmet. Dan Gildersleeve, Dave Peel. Kevin Haxter. Eludia Bury, Max Riemer. FIFTH ROW: Tom Yura. Tim McCardell. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Dr. Boatin discusses an upcoming Ecology Club issue. UPPER RIGHT: Ecology club sponsor and officers: Herman Boatin. Tracy Potochick, Dan Terry, Gayle Hebets. John Burns. LOWER RIGHT: Keith Voight and Bob Van Proeyen are caught in the act. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Dan Gildersleeve is ready for the slopes. UPPER RIGHT: Tim Burke manages to turn away from another exciting ski club meeting. MIDDLE: Ski club officers Leigh McBain, Leslie Assenmacher, Phil Wingate, Sean Riedel, Rick Rippey. LOWER LEFT: Dave Green smiles in anticipation of the first ski trip. 59 Art and Bon Appetite Clubs Broaden Horizons The Bon Apetite Club began it s second year headed by Mrs. Jan Bodenmiller in 1982. The group got an earlv start this year when they travelled to Tally Hall and sampled the smorgasbord of treats the bazaar had to offer. Besides planning other tasty trips for later in the year, the club planned a bake sale and practiced the art of preparing fine cuisines in the Edsel kitchens. Treasurer Maria Franchi commenting on a successful year said, “We had a lot of fun. 1 would recommened the club to anyone who appreciates good food.” Edsel's Art Club is under the creative leadership of Mr. Robert LaVeque for the first time. This year they planned a lot of activities such as button sales and possibly designing and selling bumper stickers. President Ann Magoulick commented. “We hope we’ve broadened the horizons of the Art Club.” FRONT ROW. Joan Cross, Ann Magoulick, Laura Cieslack. BACK ROW: Louise Clark Monique Salvetti, Lisa Matthews, Leigh Richter, Mr. LeVeque, Kim Trifan, Beth Rubus, Michele Schuff, Linda Frye. Creating with class FRONT ROW: Susie Kirks, Tammy Jones, President Lenora Navetta. MIDDLE ROW: Laurie Schellenberg, Pam Netzel, Martha Saillant, Cyndi Higgs. Melissa Whitted, Leisa Dixon. BACK ROW: Margaret MacAuox, Melissa Cummins, Monique Salvetti, Beth Knight, Treasurer Maria Franchi, Nancy Brow, Deanna Darcan- gelo. Secretary Cheryl Brent, Cindy Davis. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT: Senior Kim Trifan enthusiastic- ally working on her drawing skills. UPPER RIGHT: n Club Officers Ann Magoulick-President, Joan Cross-Vice President, Laura Cieslack-Secretary. LOWER RIGHT: Art Club sponsor, Mr. LaVeque. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Bodenmiller passes on her ancient family recipes to Martha Saillant. LOWER LEFT: Mrs. Bodenmiller whips up an exotic dish while lecturing her class. LOWER RIGHT: Bon Apetite Officers, Maria Franchi-Treasurer and Jeanne Waldron-Vice President. 6 I Tri-M, Jazz Band Preserve Musical Tradition Edsel’s Modem Music Masters, better known as the Tri-M club, are a group of students who have a passion for the art of music. The club is a combination of singers, dancers, instrumentalists and others who share the common interest. For a ten dollar entry fee, one can become a member and enjoy parties with fellow club members and discounts on plays. For instance, this year several people saw Peter Pan at the Masonic Auditorium. However, not just anybody can join Edsel’s Jazz Band. It is a group of refined musicians who have earned a statewide reputation for its talents. Most students who participate have been playing their respective instruments for several years. This year’s “Thunderin’ Jazz’’ picked up several awards. Percussionist Simon Horrocks, 12, was recognized throughout the tate for his abilities. FRONT ROW: Marissa Gilardino, Julie Smith, Karen White, Kristi Davis, Lesley Assenmacher, Sara Wall, Kelli Borden, Phil Wingate, Karen Shoemaker, Kathy Davis, Deanna Darcangelo, Kendra Bernick, Adrianna Lypeckyj, Dave Wrubel, Greg Weddel, Sandra Nolan, Karen Rafferty, Leigh McBain, Laura Stewart, John Klauke, Rochelle Ryan, Bobbi Dempsey, Mr. Jesse Young, Mary Buckingham. — THE TEAM WILL ORE rm FAR LEFT: Lesley Assenmacher, Tiicia Moroz, Chuck Stewart, Simon Hoitocs, Bobbi Dempsey. FRONT ROW: Cathy Guerresso, Jeremy White, Karen Rafferty. Nick Sartor, Bill Brennan. SECOND ROW Robert Elkins, Glen Weatherly. Laura Stewart, John Herrst, Rochelle Ryan, Brad Bridges. THIRD ROW: David Piegzz, Paul Kimmel, Mike Panepucci, Mike Sanson, Mr. Jack Pierson. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Tri-M officers Phil Wingate. 11, and seniors Sandy Nolan. Kendra Bernick, Dave Wrubel and Kathy Davis. LOWER RIGHT: Dave Bierman, 12, Tracey Smith, 11, and Kevin Perri, 12, bring some modern music to Tri-M’s Nite Club Night. UPPER RIGHT: Senior Kristi Davis strikes an exciting pose. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Edsel Jazz Band rehearsing a new number. LOWER LEFT: Thunderin’ Jazz during February’s Nite Club Night. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Pierson gets his woodwinds in gear. 63 FRIENDS by M .W The pain is real-it hurts so bad, Inside you're screaming, outside you 're sad, The turn of events, the joy, then the sorrow, You know won't be gone for many tomorrows. It's not fair, it's not time, by God there's no justice, Please Lord, bring back our buddies who trust us, Were the wishes and thoughts of all that sad day, When Mike and Scott were taken away. As reality hits hard, the intensity grows, How do you cope-NOBODY KNOWS. The feeling of loss-the hurt that keeps aching. Let it be, don't deny it, there is no mistaking. 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Beaudoin Daniel Bedard John Belanger Veronica Bell Paul Bergherm Kathleen Bester Jeffrey Bitel Scott Blanchard James Blevins 92 Rick Boros Alesia Borsodi Jeffrey Boyer Shawn Bradley Paul Brasseli William Brennan Cheryl Brent Bradley Bridges Gregg Brosious Lisa Brouilette Douglas Brown Troy Brown Elizabeth Bryant Laura Buhl Claudia Bury Amette Butler Holly Butler Donald Cadzow Christopher Carlin John Carone Timothy Caruso Vincent Cemuto Adam Chandler Tern' Charles Michael Currie Elizabeth Custer Jeffrey Crawford Bobbie Jean Crisi Wade Cronce Michael Cronmiller Frank Deeter Anita Depoli Gerald Dihle Leisa Dixon Tammy Donelson James Donovan Kimberly Duff Dan Dugan Bryan Durbal Anita Dumahaut 94 Gary Enos Diane Ettinger Jill Evans Juniors Julie Ulrich, Gina Ferentine, Sherri Rudolph and Michelle Bates flash lunchroom smiles Eric Feliks Richard Felker Gina Ferentine Greg Fleek Lisa Florence Carey Fody Jason Foster leanne Foster Anita Fougerousse John Fry Linda Frye Suzanne Gillespie Lori Gonzalez Bryan Gee Daniel Gignac Marisa Gilardino Nancy Gillespie Patrick Goodman Terry Grable Tania Green Meredith Greenwood 95 Jeff Gonzales Charles Gregory Laura Greizis Renee Gronvall Christine Gross Mark Guerin Charise Guibord Jeffrey Guibord John Guzik Andrew Hall Catherine Hanke Mark Hanke Mark Hanks Charles Haragely Wanda Harding Jerry L. Harmon Laura Harris Kevin Haxter Brenda Hegyi Debra L. Hay Susan Haynes Dennis Helka Lisa Hengten Julie Henwood Junior Bryan Masi takes it all off for the photographer Robert Hogg Brian Holstein Sandra Horan 96 Kathy Kilpatrick Paul Kimmel Kara Kindred Terry King Jennifer Kraljevich Steven Kruszewski Katalin Kulcsar Sponsor Mr. Balfour and his Gose-Up students 97 Catherine Leigh Donna Leverenz Kyung Sun Lim Matthew Lisiscki Ann Litwin John Lucas Lynn Manard John Mangion Melissa Markley Sheri Marvin Bryan Masi Lisa Matthews Anita Depoli. 11. flashes her pretty smile Deborah McLaughlin Elizabeth McGinn Heather McKenzie 98 Laura Michie Karen Mooney Sherryl Moore Juniors Amette and Holly Butler, Lisa Simmons and Anita DuMahaut display winning costumes at the 50’s dance David Moraniec Joseph Mullins Grace Muscat Denise Muskett Kristi Morton Gary Mousigian Michael Navetta Pamela J. Netzel Jason Newman Van Nguyen Lisa Nickerson Cathy Nicol Michael O’Neill Julie Osborne Shelly Osborne Karen Panepucci Diane Papp Scott Pearl 9Y David Piegza Lisa Perrin Stephen Peters Ronald Phillips Sharon Phillips Cherri Pickrcll Lori Plafchan Nicholas Polydoras Daniel Prysak Kevin Psik David Reba Lisa Recker Sue Ann Reese Nick Reichenbach Joseph Reynolds Patrick Richard Kimberly Richards Leigh Ann Richter Shawn Riedel Clifford Rippel Tracy Roberts Michael Routen Nichole Royer Beth Rubus 100 Dianne Garrison and Chris Koy engage in nome crarts wmie Kathleen Voscomi reads in the Special Education Department Joseph Ruzicska Monique Salvetti Gloria Sanak Suzanne Sanson Mark Satawa Andrea Sayer Gayle Schaeffer Sheri Schafer Michele Schuff Camille Sedo Karen Sellers Frank Serrapere Teresa Shipp Karen Shoemaker Dean Shollack Lisa Simmons Ronald Sinclair Tina Sitarski Deborah Smith Julie Smith Tracey Smith David Stanfill Dawn Sundberg Michael Szczepanik Joseph Stang Michelle Stapula m i Lynn Stefan Laura Stewart Larrv Stice d w Kurt Swank Rodney Sword Bridgette Szor Carolyn Szvnal Nurse Joan Snell and Social Worker Catherine Marcus, part of the Special Services staff 101 Scott Thomson Timothy Thorland Georgina Tofflemire Glynis Tojc Michael Tomasovich Kelly Toporek Karen Torick Chris Torrance arolyn Trapp Scott Trifan Lon Truxton Michael Tuz Lori (Jobbing Julie Ulrich S;ott Usher Robert Walter Karen Walters Thomas Webber Jeremy White Karen White Melissa W itted 10 Nancy Wichorek Mark Wildauer David Williams Dawn William Daphne Widmcr James Wilcox James Williams Denette Wilson Philip Wingate John Wittenberg Nadine Wszolek Thomas Wyman Gwendolyn Yeager Judith Zajac Lisa Zdan Susan Zonca Susan Zukovich Mary Becker Kaien Beyer Christopher Carlin Greg Coaly James Dillon Keith Drags Kim Duff Joe Gafford Layna Jones James Vasquez Kathy Ridley Jennifer Rohatynski Amy Vineyard 103 Thomas Anderson Audra Anderson Gina Acker Gizela Aguirre Scott Armstrong David Atkins Lori Augustyn Duane Azarovitz athleen Balazy Krysten Baith Jacqueline Baize Michael Baker Sop iomore Class Officers Bethann Baran Marie Baranowski Nicholas Barden Michael Bartkowiak Victor Bass Lanor Batten seph Beaudoin Beverly Bennett Michael Bester Pauline Betsistas Christine Bidwell Timothy Bierman Stephanie Biundo Cynthia Bjertncss Jill Blair Tina Blaskie Stephen Bloomfield Cheryl Beltowski Jacalvnn Bills Steven Bigush Todd Bone 104 Lisa Chemberlii Michelle Cicottc Terry Cisek Richard Clarke Patricia Collins Brian Colter Sieglinde Colvard Deana Darcangelo Cynthia Davis Troy Deering William DeJohn Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Brown 105 David Domke Dawn Donelsor Mary Downs Scott Drogs Jerry Dyer Heidi Dykstra Diane Edd Richard Ennis Matthew Farkas James Follis Donna Fontenot James Ford Gloria Formosa Michael Foster ____ , _ . tM M i TT-Ww , p omore Brian Colter paying close Rhonda Gallina Linda Gallo Paul Gaworecki Eric Gawun attention in biology 106 Karen Gazdag Raymond Gonzalez Scott Gray t Michael Gildersleeve Jennifer Graham Rashel Greenhough Stacey Gn enleaf Leslie Gregory Sophomore Andy Trapp enjoys solitude in the gymnasium Anthony John Grimm Greg Grulikowski Guerreso Lisa Guilbault Trade Guill Todd Hamilton Linda Hanks Sara Harbin Sunday Hart Julia Hayes Valerie Haykus Elizabeth Healy Timothy Heckler David Hclisck Paul Helmich Richard Herrmann Cynthia Higgs James Hill Shawn Hill Annette Himmel Colleen Hodge 107 Amy Holman Steven Hovis Charles Johnson Kevin Johnson Christine Johnston Edward Jones Donald Julian Rodney Julvezan John Jurzec John Kaminski David Kanclerez John Kaniowski Lisa Kapke Renee Katsakis Kimberly Kellogg Colleen Kendziora Gregory Koos Kimberly Koras Diane Kozlow Theresa Larsen Sophomore students participate in painting Christmas windows. 108 Aaron Lauri Carrie Lawrence Vicki Ledford Elizabeth Lehenbaur Patricia A Leigh Raymond Letasi Richard Letasi David Lindlbauer Michelle Lisiscki Jaqualine _ Lemam-k Jeffrey Lepczvnski Sheryl Levi Kimberly Lindemann Raoul Lohner Students participate in annual cake-eating contest Juliette Loiselle James Loumankin Michael Lousias Lance Lucas Leah Luetjen Gregory Maksimowicz Adam Marion James Martin Sheila McDonald Todd McDonald Tom McEachren Kimberly McFarland Christopher McDermott Kevin Maszatics Tim McCardell Susan McGurk Thomas McKenna Man McMahon 109 Timothy Milne Sharon Miscavage Roberta Mitchell Angie Molinari Sandra Morgan Mellissa McNally Laura Miller Kurt Mroko ♦ Mark Mueth John Munoz Scott Myers Anthony Nacewicz Christopher Natkowski Julie Neuman Dawn Nicholas Gary Nichols Paul Nieto Elizabeth O’Brien William O’Brien Mr. West and Dave Rousseau ponder life's problems Elizabeth Beth Ann Onusko Toby Osborne Qstrowski Christine Oulette Carol Owens Scott Owens Kimberly Padgett A sophomore class enjoys a lesson Stacey Park Parravano Eric Patr as tydd Patterson 110 David Peel Glenn Perkins Mary Peruski Lori Pfeifer Kathleen Plante Maya Ponelis Chris Pope Pamela Radakovich Kim Rehandorf Kimberly Powers Tammy Prato Jeffrey Price Gerald Przywara Kenneth Quick A™0 . Evan Jason Rushing Rushing ° Brenda Ross Douglas Roulo Coleen Ryan Michael Ryan Christina Salisbury Robert Salla Beth Santos Donna Scala Roberta Scanlon Thomas Schlegel Mr. Barnett helps a student prepare for the future 111 Linda Schneider Dirk Schwarzhoff Robin Shurmur David Sicklesteel Nancy Sierota Brian Simmons Clinton Smiley Dwight Smith Gregory Stout Frederick Tenorio Michael Usher Michael Smith Thomas Soto Lillian Stan James Starks Joseph Steen Kenneth Stevens Christopher Charles Stuart Lori Sutton William Sweet David Szczepanski Craig Szalai Tabaechi Bruce Tepper Kelly Thibaudeau William Thomas David Thomas Cynthia Thomson Eric Torres Andrew Trapp David Tratar Gary Tront Lori Truex Pamela Tyner Elizabeth Usher Lisa Vanderwill Vicky Vasquez Frank Vezzosi Santo Virga Clifford Visel Janet Vos 112 Steven Wagcl Vincent Walblay Michael Walsh Christopher Walsh Anthony Walter Mark Wasemiller David Watts Janet R. Wayne Glenn Weatherly Hilary Weber Lois Weeks Joseph Weems Deborah Wend Kim Wharton Dawn Whitacre Matthew Wildauer Alanna Williams Robert Williams Kimberlv Wilson Kristin Wingart Kimberly Wolfe Scott Wyka Leanne Zapton Mary F. Zelenski Michelle Zonca Edic Davis Bernadette _ t. Fougerrousse Cynthia Higgs Kimberly McFarland Phillip Merrow William Michels Daniel Sabuda Tim Shafer Wendy Metros K Bradley Stephenson Colleen Kendziora .and Lori Augustyn take a leisurely walk down the hali. 113 Jeffrey Accord Patrick Ballard Patricia Becker Elayana Alabakoff ' � Dcbroah Baltz Douglas Baltz Anthon;, Baran Michael Barrington Robert Barton David Beams John Bean Brian Belcher Judith Bcltowski Roger Benkarski Bradley Bcnnet Deborah Beyer Gary Blackburn Thomas Blaettcrleir Kimberly Boyle William Brackett Anna Braden Michelle Blair Wendv Blanchard Edward Boettgcr Jeffery Bossio Amv Bradlev Sara Brassell Jackie Broderick Jimmy Brooks Shirley Brostean Robert Buck Melanie Brown Daren Brown Robert Cameon Lisa Cameron Theresa Byron William Cadzow Susan Campbell Deborah Carlin Michael Caruana Patricia Ceresa Richard Chambers Jerome Cicsla Dawn Clark Candy Clcaveland Susan Contardi Kellie Cook Tammy Cook 114 James Corona Geoffrey Cotter Frank Criscenti Andrea Crolev Bradley Cronk Scott Croskey James Oaoust Robert Dapprich Jeffery Darling Stacey Day Robin Dean David Demcrly Christopher DePaulis Michclc Dillon Bill Edmundson Andrea Ehmann Mary Faust Charles Fay James Dobrovich jon Domkc Dennis Ducharmc David Elkins Melanie Emery Darleen Fclkcr John Fitzgerald Daniel Enos Camille Duff Daniel Duffy Kelly Dugan Melissa Erf Lee Estes Kevin Farless Craig Foster Christina Fox Russell Frame Mary Fry Robert Fryz Jennifer Gallagher Sharon Ganzini Susan Garris Diane Garrison Jeffrey Gee Marni Gilardino Julie Gillespie Marion Gimson Nicole Glance Carol Goll Kelly Grant David Green Rhonda Green Lisa Greizis Donald Griswold Mark Grueber Scott Gu .ik Antoinette Haan Beth Hamel Michelle Irene Hanke riammerberg Dennis Harris Gregory Herbert Michael Hclisck Deitra Helka Robert Henwood Gregory Hernandez Timothy Herrmann Lisa Holman Christina Holmes 11 Keith Holstein Frederick Hoshowski John Howard Janet Hudson William Hultgren Karet. Izworski Victoria Janowski Bruce Janus Dawn Jarrell David Jeter Elizabeth Johnson Mark Johnson David Julian Kristen Kajoian James Karr Ann Kuhlman Kathi Kinard Carmen King Michael J. King Michael P. King Edsel Ford janitors take a break. The cafeteria ladies take time out for a picture Ann Kitchen Jeffrey Kmet Robert Kncpper Stanley Koitek Kelly Kondziela Kimberly Kondziela Donald Kratt Gregory Kruszewski Michele Kulesza Dennis Kulikowski John Kwiatkowski Todd Labclle Vincent Lagosh Jill LaGrandeur Steven LaJoice Joseph Lalko Kimberly Lowe Delbert Madsen Deborah Majeska Randy Major Timothy Major Sandra Mallia Nancy Manser Christopher Marion 116 James Mayhew Margaret McCavoy John McDonald Shawn McDonald Scott McEvov Janet McGurk Lynn McKinney Kathryn McNaughton Jeffrey McNivcn MaryAnn Milczuk Shana Milkie Michael Miller Tonia Mohammed Janellc Moore Karen Mora Pamela Morrison Lisa Neely Simon Ngu Margaret Norton Daniel Novrocki Kathy Obcrg Robert Olinik Marlene Ordway Marilyn Ostrowski Cynthia Ouellette Michael Owen Robert Page Marla Palmer Cheryl Morton Daniel Moss Colleen Mulligan Jeffrey Muskctt Edsel Ford majorettes display their talents Michael Papier Jeff Parker Steven Pitts Suzanne Pleines Kimberly Purdy Debora Purdy Matt Patrias Randy Patton Yvette Payment Elizabeth Peters Michelle Piasecki Brenda Pickrell ir tetf. Daniel Plinka Michelle Plybon Kristy Potochick Angela Prysak Pietro Puma Thomas Purdin Lisa Ralph Kevin Ramsdell 1 _ Renata Ratnikas Stephanie Raymond Rachel Reeves Michael Reyes 117 Students eagerly approach the Edsel Ford driving range Deborah Rousseau David RusinowsKi Martha Saillant Suzanne Salisbury William Salisbury Kevin Roberts Nora Rodder Michele Rose Daniel Routen ► L Joseph Rubus Jon Rudolph John Samples Debra Sampson Barry Sanderson Deborah Sanson Kristin Saycr Darlene Scanlon Laurie Schellenberg Carolyn Schroeder Jonathon Scott Joann Serrapere Matthew Sheko Gregory Shotwell Suzanna Shuman Paula Simon Presley Sims Alan Siwarski Brian Smith Carrie Smith Duane Smith Matthew Smith Rodney Snider Alan Sparks Kimberly Stadnik Thomas Stevens Mark Stewart Kelly Strassner Paul Stus Dale Suich Stephen Sullivan Stacey Szabo Robert Szylandcr Daniel Tailford Cheryl Tanner Deborah Tate Michelle Terranova Bradley Thomson Jackie Tjthof Lisa Torrance Garrett Trifan Laura Trudeau David Tulas Sheila Ushman Silvio Valentini 118 David Van Proven Michael Vasilnek Christopher Vaughn Cam Virga Amy Wall Lon Walter Joseph Walters Dawn Wargnicr Gary Wcndlowsky Scott Wilczek David Wilke Michael Wilkerson Dawn Williams Greta Williams Robert Wilson Jessica Winstrand Paulette Wojcwuczki Patrick Woldanski Gerald Wolfe Julie Woods Curt Wydendorf Stephen Zbikowski Rahni Cooper Kenneth Robertson Gary Rogalski Chris Roy Jody Ryder Erik Savalox Joseph Smith Barbara Stringer 119 THIS PAGE-LEFT: Edsel Ford kicker, Mike Bridges, attempts another extra' point. FAR LEFT: Coach Bridges gives a talk at the pep rally. MIDDLE LEFT: T-Bird senior tri-captains Greg Milczuk, Sean Day and Mike Sanson. MIDDLE LEFT: Team gathers at the pep rally. BELOW LEFT: T-Birds ham it up before practice. BELOW: Senior Ken Lucas grabs an up, in the Dearborn game. OPPOSITE PAGE-LEFT: Scott Mattern 22, takes the ball up field against Fordson. BOTTOM RIGHT: T-Birds signal first down. MIDDLE RIGHT: The team gets into a song called “Hey You.” Andover Chicago St. Rita Ann Arbor Huron Dearborn Detroit Kettering Belleville Wayne Memorial Trenton Ford.sc n Gridders Hold No. 1 Spot for 6 Weeks, Finish 7-2 FRONT ROW: Kurt Dobronski Coach. Jack Bridges Head Coach, C. Milczuk [Capt], S. Day [Capf ], M Sanson [Capt] Duane Machak-Coach, Cary Schlief Coach. SECOND ROW: C. Bedems, }. Cratham, A Bandula. D. Pond, M. Betz. E. Shema, K Lucas, S. Mattern, L Saunders THIRD ROW ). Brown, C. Silvers, R. Flanz, K O'Brien, P. Hamel, B. Koehn, J. Ewing, A Berger, S. Brandt, M Griffin. FOURTH ROW T Hughes, L. Enos, P Brennan, J Carone, P Jakey, M Bridges, R Sowers, D Machak FIFTH ROW: P. Lamanes, D. Brown, J. Cotter, D. Moraniec. S. Usher, B Bridges, J Wilcox, J Luchonok. SIXTH ROW M Satawa, M. Cuerm, R. Boros, M. Bam, B Clark, M. Tuz, N. Polydoras, C. Enos, B Mas SEVENTH ROW T. Wyman, E Olofson, S Bradley, C. Knish, S. Pingston, M Klassa, S. Riedel, B. Cee, T Charles. BACK ROW: Maryanne Bodary-Trainer, Beth Vessels-Manager. Phil Wingate-Manager The Edsel Ford Varsity gridders ac- complished a feat never achieved by any other EF football team. The 1982 team was ranked No. 1 for six weeks, in both the Detroit Free Press and the Detroit News polls. Under the leadership of third year coach, Jack Bridges, the T-Birds managed a 7-2 overall mark. Some of the highlights included senior Scott Mattern’s opening kick-off return against St. Rita, and then the trouncing of the Chicago-boys, 40-15. In addition, the gridders experienced no problem as they walked over cross-town rival Dearborn, 24-7. Another highlight consisted of the players showing team pride, as many shaved their heads in preparation for the Fordson game. Senior tri-captains Sean Day, Greg Milczuk, and Mike Sanson had the leadership ability to keep the team fired up at all times. First Year Kickers Show Potential Edsel’s tirst year soccer team ended up with an almost .500 average and an All-City title, beating rival teams Dearborn and Fordson. These wins also allowed Edsel to send five of its teammates to be named to the Press and Guide All-City soccer selections. Seniors Darin Simmons, Thuy Tran, Keith Voigt, Doug Tyson and Matt Grueber were the lucky five. ‘‘1 think our team did great for a first year! quoted Darin Simmons, Edsel’s net-man. This year is also a first for coach John Supric. He coached Edsel’s girls soccer as well as bovs. Tri-captains for the 1982-83 soccer season were seniors Pete Colovas. Keith Voigt and Matt Grueber. The boys did an outstanding job in displaying their leadership. KNEELING: Thuy Tran, Greg Weddell. Dave Helisak, John Richard, Matt Grueber, Darin Simmons, Keith Voigt, Mike Green, Dan Terry, Pete Colovas, Arem Alabakoff. STANDING: Manager Pat Richard, Ray Lohner, Richard Clarke, Dave Martinez, Wade Cronce, Jim Williams, Dan Moss, Greg Krulikowski, Todd Eden, Coach John Supric. '• THIS PAGE UPPER LEFT: Senior Doug Tyson maneuvers past his opponents. MIDDLE LEFT: Matt Grueber, 12, out-runs the opposing team to capture the ball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senior Dan Terry strides in with an over-powering kick. LOWER LEFT: Coach John Supric consults his team! LOWER RIGHT: Senior Thuy Tran prepares for game. Junior Varsity Sports Establish New Role With the addition of the ninth grade to Edsel Ford, the junior varsity sports program has taken a new role. While the freshmen sports begin to prepare young students for further athletics, the junior varsity program now serves as a stepping stone from the freshment sports level to the varsity sports level. Because captain duties are often rotated each week, junior varsity sports also give individuals a chance to prove themselves in leadership responsibilities. As usual, the junior varsity program was well-accepted this year at Edsel Ford. Not only did the teams fare well in their respective areas, but the turnout in terms of try-outs and games was tremendous. Leading the way, the j.v. football team had a super year, finishing with an undefeated season while, additionally, capturing the league championship. Boys’ basketball also produced a good season as it wound up with a 10-10 record. The junior varsity ladies did not fare as well as the men. Volleyball compiled a 12-6 record, field hockey a 0-7-1 record, basketball a 7-13 record and tennis recorded a total of eight victories. THIS PAGE-LOWER RIGHT: Steve Bloom- field turns the corner and heads upficld while Todd Bone and Mike Usher look for someone to block. OPPOSITE PAGE-CENTER LEFT: Jim Ford collects a point at the charity line. CENTER RIGHT: Coach Eloff gives her team a little pep talk shortly before game time. LOWER RIGHT: Todd Bone goes in for a lay-up against Belleville. FRONT ROW Colleen O'Brien, Kelli Borden. Ann Kuhlman, Wendy Metros, Lori Pfeiffer. Heidi Dykstra, Jackie Lemanek. Elayna Alabakoff CENTER ROW: Maureen Buck. Marla Palmer, Lisa Vanderwill. Diane Novak. Kristy Potochick, Dawn Aughton, Val Vallance BACK ROW: Lisa Cameron, Heather Cryderman, Lore Truex. Sam Torrice, Alesia Borsodi. Theresa Shipp. KNEELINC Cindy Thompson, Debbie Balt STANDING Cindy Bjertness, Liz Healy. Robbie Mitchell. Kathy Crant. Stacey Creenleaf. Laura Miller, Deana Darcangelo. Debbie Sanson, Kim Rehandorf, Coach Ossenmacher FRONT ROW Don Julian, Brian Simmons, Frank Vezzosi, Steve Bigush, Dan Enos, Steve Bloomfield, Bill O'Brien, Lance Lucas. Bill Dejohn. Ed Jones, Doug Bushell CENTER ROW Brian Colter, Tom Schlegal, Glenn Weatherly, Paul Nieto, Tim Shafer, Dave Peel, Todd Bone. Bill Sweet. Adam Marion, John Munoz, Curtiss Gauss, Dave Atkins, Lilian Stan SACK ROW: Coach Cox, Brad Stephenson, Ray Gonzalez, Anthony Gruerreso, Steve Hunt, Dave Domke. Jim Brackett, Scott Wyka, Tom McKenna, Mike Usher, Dave Szczepanski, Rich Fryze, Paul Helmich, Nick Barden, Mike Smith, Eric Towe, Coach Shooshanian 126 FRONT ROW; Pam Morrison, Oiane Kozlow, Christy Salisbury, Colleen Ryan BACK ROW: Robin Dean, Lisa Broulette, Meredith Greenwood, Christina Tenorio. FRONT ROW Karen Gadzdag, Rachel Long, Debbie Baltz, Mary Peruski CENTER ROW Kim Coudret. Linda Hanks, Val Vallance BACK ROW Christina Tenorio, Debbie Sanson KNEELING: Jim Ford, Steve Bloomfield STANDING: Wendy Metros, Tim Bierman, Coach Klein, Andy Klassa, Brian Colter, Bill Sweet, Jim Musial, Scott Owens. Dave Domke. Dan Enos, Todd Bone, Todd McDonald, Stephanie Biundo Freshmen Sports Show Promise for Future The premier of freshmen athletic com- petition at Edsel Ford enjoyed a successful year. Underclassmen competed in such sports as football, basketball and volleyball. The football team,under the direction of Jim Wimshurst and Greg Gomalak, rushed its way through a .500 season. Football standouts included Doug Baltz, Dave Julian. Jeff Gee, Jim Brooks and Dave Tulas. Edsel alumnist Jamie Grignon pioneered the boys’ basketball team into the highlight position of this year’s freshmen program. Standouts included Dave Jeter, Dave Green and John Bowen. In girls’ sports, coaches Jim Wimshurst and Dave Williams paved the way for equally successful years. Female standouts featured Beth Hamel, Carol Goll, Marla Palmer, Jackie Broderick, Karen Mora, Kelly Grant, Rachel Long and Lisa Greizis. Football. FRONT ROW: J McDonald (Manager), S Lajoice, P Puma, B Belcher, K Roberts, M Helisek, S. Vilanti, D Julian, M Wilkerson. C Koitek, R Brown, D Navorocki MIDDLE ROW R Fryz, B Dapprich, D Plinka, C Fay, B Sanderson, D Tulas, J Brooks. D Baltz, M Brown, C Renna, J Bowen, C Blackburn BACK ROW: Coach Gomolak , T Major. B Smith, B Buck, D VanProyen. r Henwood. J Daoust, B Brackett, D Jeter, J Cee, M Vasilnek, K Holstein, M. Papier, T Blaetterlem, K Farless.Coach Jim Wimshurst bsEL FORI L 21 THIS PAGE'LEFT: Bill Brackett cele- brates another victory with team managers Nicole Glance and Lisa Neely. LOWER CENTER: Quarterback John Bowen wings the ball downfield. MIDDLE RIGHT: A flock of T-Birds scramble for a loose ball. OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP: Dave Jeter goes up for a looping sky jam. MIDDLE: Mike Papier rips down a rebound. BOTTOM: Dave Green looks in awe of another perfect lav-up. 6 Fordson 12 12 Wyandotte 14 0 Dearborn 36 36 Allen Park 12 25 Lincoln Park 0 33 Southgate Gerisch 0 Freshmen Football Edsel Ford Opponent 14 Trenton 14 Basketball. STANDING: Stanley Koitek, Chris Renna, Jim Daoust, Mike Barrington, Dave Green, Dave Jeter, Mike Papier, John Bowen. Doug Baltz.Jim Dobrovich.Bob Dapprich. Greg Kruzewski, Dave Tulas. KNEELING: Coach Jamie Grignon. Volleyball. KNEELING: Beth Hamel, Marla Palmer, Jackie Broderick, Sara Brassel, Carol Goll. STANDING: Lisa Ralph (Manager). Kristen Kajoian, Kelly Dugan. Judy Beltowski. Shana Milkie, Lisa Greizis, Karen Mora, Coach Jim Wimshurst. x x x Basketball. KNEELING: Sandy Mallia, Rachel Long, Michelle Mastarantonio, Julie Woods. STANDING: Carol Goll. Kelly Grant. Paulette Wedwowski. Kim Coudret. Karen Mora. Coach Dave Williams. 129 Cross Country Keeps Up the Winning Tradition Edsel Ford, the defending Cross Country State Champs, came into the season looking to avenge the glory days of one year ago. Under the direction of coaches “Skip” Domke and Jack McIntosh the team made another trip to the state meet and brought home a well-deserved sixth place. Some of the highlights included winning Rcgionals, along with the shutting out of Dearborn High. The harriers also finished OPPOSITE PAGE-CENTER LEFT: Tfiej Klassa’s. Andy, Anne and Scott.pose for a family photo. LOWER LEFT: Senior Bennett Dykstra takes time to look at the camera. RIGHT: Senior Nick Sartor and junior Mark Hanke show their form. THIS PAGE-LEFT: A flock of T-Bird’s stride to victory. LOWER LEFT: Sophomores Andy Klassa and Chris McDermott take a break from practice. CENTER RIGHT: Senior snapshot. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Glenn I Buzzeo, “puts his foot in his mouth.” 1 FRONT ROW. Scott Klassa (Capt.), Joe Bachert (Capt.), Bennett Dykstra (Capt.). BACK ROW: Jack McIntosh-Assistant Coach, Steve Zbikowski, Chris McDermott, Mark Hanke. Joe Peruski, Nick Sartor, Glenn Buzzeo, Mark Chaparian, Kevin Psik, Andy Klassa. Arnold Skip Domke-Coach. Edsel Opponent 226 Cass Benton 2nd Place 23 A.A. Pioneer 35 203 Shrine Invitational 6th Place 22 Fordson 33 166 Ann Arbor Invitational 4th Place 22 John Glenn Belleville 1st Place 15 Trenton 45 18 Wayne 37 60 City Meet 3rd Place 15 Dearborn 42 160 Mifsud Invitational 5th Place 41 Sub-8 League Meet 1st Place 54 Regional Meet 1st Place 187 State Meet 6th Place 131 Swimmers Splash into Successful Season Winning their last four out of six meets, Edsel’s girls’ swimming team turned out a surprisingly good season this year. Coached by Joyce Smith, the tankers elected seniors Shelly Moran and Kristi Kinard as their honorary captains. The highpoint of their season was winning the Monroe Invitational Meet. Competiting against eight other teams, Edsel won by five points. Losing four seniors next year, the tankers are 'ooking for key hopefuls Debbie Rousseau, who placed eighteenth in the 100 yard breastroke at the State Meet, Stephanie Biundo, who qualified for the diving regionals, and the rest of the returning freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. “I didn’t think our team was going to be that big this season, but the number of girls who turned out was great. I wish them all a successful 1993-84 season, quoted co-captain Shelly Moran. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Some of the swimmers ham it up for the camera. MIDDLE LEFT: Sophomore Stephanie Biundo demonstrates how diving is properly done. MIDDLE RIGHT: During a hard practice, the girls show off their swimming abilities. LOWER RIGHT Freshman Debbie Rousseau, sophomore Sue McGuirk, and juniors Sandy Bollinger and Laura Greizes take time out from their workout to strike a pose, THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Sandy Bollinger expresses an exhausted look after a tough race. MIDDLE LEFT: Junior Glynis Toje gets off to a good start. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senior co-captain Shelly Moran patiently awaits the start of her event. Edsel Opponent 61 Grosse Pt. North 62 72 Monroe 49 51 Rochester 75 57 Grosse Pt. South 70 57 Ypsilanti 70 55 Lasher 92 57 Rochester 76 80 Wayne 47 89 Annapolis 34 82 Fordson 45 71 Belleville 71 61 Trenton 66 49 Dearborn 78 FRONT ROW-Laura Greizes. 11.Sandy McDermott. 12.co-captain Shelly Moran. 12,co-captain Kristi Kinard.12,Donna Ferguson, 12.Cathy Leigh.11. MIDDLE ROW-Karen Mooney. 11.Amy Vineyard. 11 .Monique Salvetti. 11 .Sue McGuirk.lO.Stephanie Biundo. 10.Sandy Bollinger.'l 1 .Glynis Toje. 11. BACK ROW: Coach Joyce Smith, Beth Hamel. 9. Kellv Dugan. 9. Debbie Rousseau. 9. Lisa Greizes. 9, Cheryl Baker. 9. and Asst. Coach Patrice Rains. 133 Edsel Ford Hockey Primarily Defense The 1982 girls’ field hockey team had a very profitable year, ending the season with a fine 2-3-3 record. The girls had a strong defensive team, led by the most valuable player, goalie Gina Tofflemire, and the most consistent player, fullback Gayle Hebets. Senior co- captains Patty Danowski and Kelly Wilson helped keep the offense together along with the aid of lead scorer senior Laura Ferentine. The junior varsity squad had a difficult season but are looking forward to a successful year in 1983 with juniors Kelly Borden and Valerie Vallance returning to strengthen the team. Although this year’s record didn’t quite reflect it, the girls’ enthusiasm and spirit kept them going strong throughout the year________ BELOW: Patty Danowski displays her offensive talent. LOWER LEFT: Kelly Wilson dodges past opposing defense. LOWER RIGHT: Tracy Potochick and Gayle Hebets take a break during the Kingswood In- vitational. FRONT ROW: Jackie Dillinder, Donna Roose, Tracy Potochick, Kelly Wilson, Gina Tofflemire, Patty Danowski, Laura Ferentine, Gayle Hebets. BACK ROW: Nadine Wszolek. Mary Keller. Sheri Marvin, Sue Vasko, Terry Danowski. 134 Edsel Opponent 0 Ann Arbor Huron 0 0 University Liggett 0 1 Kingswood 0 0 Academy Sacred Heart 2 2 Dearborn 1 0 Detroit Country Day 0 0 Ann Arbor Pioneer 1 3 Greenhills 3 Underclass Dominates E.F. Linksmen The 1982-83 Edsel Ford Boys’ golf team was faced with a relatively young squad. Never- theless they fared well for the year. Pat “Whizzer” Wyka took over as coach for the team this year, leading the linksmen through a season based on team cooperation. The highlights of the season include Edsels’ sixth place finish, out of a total of 24 teams, at the eleventh annual Best-Ball Tournament in Plymouth. Junior Dean Shollack. had the lowest average for the season, a 42.9 average for 20 rounds. UPPER LEFT: Todd Hamilton prepares to putt. LOWER LEFT: Junior John Thompson demonstrates power in his backswing. LOW- ER RIGHT: Junior Dean Shollack shows excellent form on his drives. 28 Redford Union 26 18 Grosse Point South 37 23 Ford son 32 231 Ann Arbor Invitational 8th 165 Redford Invitational 4th 28 City Meet 1st 28 Bishop Borgess 44 28 Fordson 52 30 League Meet 1st 57 Regionals 2nd 282 State Meet 11th THIS PAGE-TOP: The 1982 Girls’ Cross Country team: FRONT ROW: Stacey Day, 9, senior captain Cyndi Nolff, Sara Brassell, 9, and sophomore Elizabeth Lehenbaur. BACK ROW. Senior Leanne Yunker, Anne Tulas, 12. Anne Klassa, 10, Mary Peruski, 10, and Coach Ron Champine. CENTER: 1982 All-City selections, Cyndi Nolff, Mary Peruski, Anne Klassa, and Elizabeth Lehenbaur. LOWER RIGHT: Edsel girls ready for another race. 136 Edsel Girl Harriers Pace Way to 11 in State As the first year of Girls’ Cross Country was established at Edsel Ford, the team represented the school well by becoming City and League Champs under the leadership and ability of captain Cyndi Nolff, 12, and the All-State ability of sophomore Mary Peruski. who finished 7th in the state to lead the team to an 11th place finish in the state competition. There were also four runners who represented the team in the annual All-City selections. Along with Cyndi Nolff and Mary Peruski, sophomore Anne Klassa and Elizabeth Lehenbaur were presented with All-City honors. Anne Tulas, 12, Leanne Yunker, 12, Stacey Day, 10, and Sara Brassell, 10, rounded out the very hard working and competitive team that was coached by Mr. Ron Champine. THIS PAGE-Center: Elizabeth Lehenbaur, 10, and senior Leanne Yunker show the form needed to be winners. TOP RIGHT: Edsel girls ready for a meet. LOWER LEFT: Captain Cyndi Nolff hoists the team flag while the team looks on. 137 Young Netters The 1982 girls’ tennis team, coached by Mrs. Carol Eloff, consisted primarily of underclassmen. Junior Julie Ulrich displayed outstanding determination throughout the year, playing in the number one singles slot. Additional team strength was provided by junior co-captain Kathy Kilpatrick and sopho- more Beverly Bennett in the number one and number three single slots. In the doubles category, junior co-captain Tammy Donelson teamed up with Dawn LaFranc in the number one doubles slot. The hours of practice and enthusiasm developed a tightknit and fun- loving team. UPPER CENTER: Junior Tammy Donelson awaits the return. MIDDLE LEFT: Number one doubles partners Tammy Donelson and Dawn LaFranc practice volleys. LOWER LEFT: Team prepares for challenging game. LOWER RIGHT: Number one singles player Julie Ulrich demonstrates total concentration. Develop Edsel Opponent 0 Lasher 7 3 Dearborn 4 5 Andover 2 0 Ypsilanti 5 7 Churchhill 0 5 Wayne Memorial 2 0 Trenton 7 1 Rochester 6 4 Academy of Sacred Heart 3 4 Fordson 3 3 Bedford 4 5 Oak Park 1 j 138 Netmen Flourish The 1982-83 Edsel Ford boys’ tennis team hopes for a challenging season were met. Third year coach Tim Loula led the strong group of men. Some top returning varsity competitors were senior Jim Beardslee from the number one singles slot, along with seniors Remo Morrone, Dan Terry and Chuck Zimmer. Assistant Rick Haas contributed by molding the junior varsity team into varsity contestants. The season was filled with excitement and enthusiasm, along with op- timism for future seasons. UPPER CENTER: Senior Jim Beardslee readies himself for a challenging match. UPPER RIGHT: Senior Chuck Zimmer displays vicious serving style to opponent. CENTER LEFT: Doubles partners Remo Morrone and Greg Klask cooperate for superior team play. LOWER LEFT: Senior Dan Terry concentrates on a successful return. LOWER RIGHT: Junior Paul Bergherm displays forceful return. 139 Tankers Send Five to State, Finish 11-4 The 1983 version of Edsel Ford swim- ming saw a new and exciting look for the present and also the future. The tankers compiled an impressive regular season record of 11-14, and they also sent five swimmers to the state meet at Michigan State University. They were co-captains Andy Berger and Eric Smith. Also sent were Frank Deeter, Jeff McNiven and Andy Hall. For the future the team looks to the host of returning freshmen, sophomores and juniors to carry them to a prosperous new season. They are Deeter, Hall. McNiven, Scott Thomson and Chris McDermott. FRONT ROW: Herb Sennett (Diving Coach), Lynn Langley, (Head Coach), A Hall, F. Deeter, B Sample, K O'Brien, Eric Smith (Captain), A Berger (Captain), M Eddy, K Morocko, S Thomson MIDDLE ROW. C DePaulis, J Rushing, Matt Smith, M Balozy, K Wencel, J McNiven, C McDermott, R Herrmann, R. Major, Rick Haas (Assistant Coach) TOP ROW: Julie Smith (Manager), R Onusko (Manager), J Price, J Donovan, M Baker, R May, E Savalox, R Knepper, M DeMolen, Mike Smith, M Wasemiller, M rose (Manager), M Gilardino (Manager) FtEO V EVANS NEHOIIAl 001 OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Junior Mark Eddy does his impression of the Incredible Hulk. LOWER LEFT: Eric Smith asks the coach for some helpful advice. CENTER: Junior Dan Dugan attempts one of his fancy dives. THIS PAGE-LEFT: Co-captains Andrew Berger and Eric Smith. CENTER: Coach Hass does his impression of Fete Townsend. LOWER LEFT: Resting swimmers check out their reflections on clear Edsel waters. LOWER RIGHT: The team gathers for some encouraging words. 81 John Glenn 46 62 Wayne 65 87 Lincoln Park 38 82 Southfield Lathrup 44 64 Farmington 63 66 Ypsilanti 61 65 Monroe 62 66 N. Farmington 61 86 Garden City 39 54 Catholic Central 73 56 Utica Ford 70 67 Trenton 60 65 Fordson 52 43 Dearborn 83 68 Belleville 58 mi i MORIAl POOL Thunderettes, Cheerleaders Fire Team Spirit Coached by Lee McFarlin, the 1982-83 Thunderettes have completed another successful season. The Thunderettes display their skills at every home Friday basketball game, helping lift the spirits of the crowd and also providing half-time entertainment. Hard work and dedi- cation go into the making of each dance routine. The girls practice almost every morning from 7:00 until 8:00 and sometimes after school. Both basketball and football cheerleading squads have done an outstanding job this year! “They’re a great bunch of girls,” quoted Cheryl T afts, coach of the 1982-83 Edsel Cheerleaders. Captains for this year’s squads included seniors Angela Booth, Vickie Saylors, and Kristi Davis. FRONT ROW: Amy Alandt, Sandy Nolan, Lisa Simmons, Vickie Saylors, Julie Kutney, Holly Butler, Jackie Kurbel, Donna Capilla. MIDDLE ROW: Donna Ferguson, Cyndi Nolff, Shelly Moran, Denise Nolff, Arnette Butler, June Phillips, Suann Jung. BACK ROW: Deanna Darcangelo. Kim Dugan, Kelly Borden, Kristi Davis, Nancy Romanski, Dawn Williams, Kelly Hodge, Audrey Blow. f KNEELING: Debbie VanPelt, Jackie Kurbel, Lisa Simmons, Sandy Nolan, Leanne Yunker Hillary Weber. Marla Palmer. Mary McMahon, Beth Santos. STANDING: Cyndi Davis, Lisa Deshano. Suann Jung Vickie Saylors, Donna Capilla, Audrey Blow. Kristi Davis. Angela Booth, Shelly Moran, Debbie Wend. Carrie Detavernier, Heather Sullivan, Lisa Matthews. OPPOSITE PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Senior Donna Capilla and juniors Holly Butler, Lisa Simmons and Arnette Butler take a rest during their practice. MIDDLE LEFT: Girls workout during a hard practice. MIDDLE RIGHT: Edsel’s Thunderettes strike a pose at the end of their routine. LOWER LEFT: Basketball cheerleaders display a complicated mount during half- time. LOWER RIGHT: Some of the girls prepare for their half-time routine. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Football cheerlead- ers lift spirits at pep ralley. UPPER RIGHT: Basketball cheerleaders smile for the camera. UPPER MIDDLE RIGHT: Wrestling cheerleaders show their moves. LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: Swimming cheerleaders ham it up for the camera. LOWER LEFT: Cheerleaders get ready for half-time. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Audrey Blow helps cheer Edsel’s team to a victory 143 Grueling Season For Spikers The 1982-83 girls’ volleyball team had a very interesting season. The team, led by coach Irma Calvisi, finished the season with a record of eight wins and 12 losses. Team co-captains Tina Sitar- ski and Kim Dugan taught new varsity members skills throughout the year. Other varsity standouts include juniors Sue Sanson, Sherri Rudolph and Anita Depoli. Edsel also competed in the Dearborn High School Invitational and hosted one invitational. UPPER MIDDLE: Junior Sherri Rudolph and senior Kim Dugan display team effort. MIDDLE LEFT: Junior Sue Sanson spikes to opponent. MIDDLE LEFT: Team gathers for pep talk. LOWER LEFT: Junior Anita DePoli prepares to spike with teammates backing her up. LOWER RIGHT: Team practices before important game. pponcnT 2 John Glenn 1 1 Clarkston 3 2 Oxford 0 0 Trenton 2 2 Romulus 0 2 Belleville 1 1 Dondero 2 2 Kimball 1 0 Dearborn 2 2 Robichaud 0 0 Cousino 2 1 Fordson 2 0 Trenton 2 2 Belleville 0 First Time Regionals for Gymnasts tdsel Opponent 103 Ypsilanti 113 101.1 Clarenceville 69.45 106 Grosse Pointe South 110 106 Fraser 104 115.8 Trenton 116.4 115.8 Dearborn 120.3 113.7 Belleville 101.75 107 Wayne Memorial 89.45 116.9 Hartland 123.25 119.15 John Glenn 110.65 119.15 Plymouth Salem 106.85 117.20 Dearborn 127.15 119.75 Belleville 106.50 113 106 The 1982-83 girls’ gymnastics team had a very enlightening year. Under the coaching skills of Ellen O’Droski, the girls finished the season with a team record of 8-6. The two co-captain positions were held for the second straight year by seniors Nancy Brow and Donna Capilla. This season the Edsel team qualified for Regionals for the first time ever. The four individual regional qualifiers were freshman Sue Salisbury (all-around), sophomore Kim Rehandorf (vault), junior Karen Panepucci (all-around), and senior Donna Capilla (beam, floor). UPPER MIDDLE: Team co-captains Nancy Brow and Donna Capilla warm up before challenging match. MIDDLE LEFT: Lisa Vanderwill show agility on bars. LOWER LEFT: Junior Karen Panepucci steadies herself on beam. LOWER RIGHT: Sue Salisbury demonstrates unusual dexterity on beam. FRONT ROW: Jill LeGrandeur, Michelle Dillon, Cammy Duff. Shawn McDonald, Marni Gilardino, Lisa Vanderwill. MIDDLE ROW: Head Coach Ellen O’Droski, Manager Anita Alford. Donna Capilla, Sue Salisbury, Katie Bester, Kim Kellogg. Licia Doede, Debbie Purdy, Coach Ann Franas. BACK ROW: Diane Papp, Rebecca Knight, Beth Knight. Nancy Brow, Karen Panepucci, Kim Rehandorf. Cagers Battle Through Up and Down Season Under the direction of coach John Kreger the cagers came into the season with high hopes and the desire to turn the 1982-83 hoopsters into a winning team. Senior captain Tom Hughes led the cagers with his outstanding ability to fire up team spirit. “The season had a disappointing start. We made a vast improvement through the middle stretch and. hopefully, we’ll put it together in the districts!” quoted Kreger. Losing nine seniors next year, the team will be looking for junior hopefuls Doug Brown, Dennis Kemoodle, Kevin Renko, Lorren Tepper, Tom Wyman, and starting sophomore Eric Towe. Edsel also has a fine crop of sophomores in Steve Bloomfield. Dave Domke, Todd Bone and Jim Ford moving up to the varsity level next year. THIS PAGE-UPPER LEFT: Senior Tommy Hughes shoots to score. UPPER RIGHT: Coach John Kreger. LOWER UPPER RIGHT: Tommy Hughes. Edsel’s 1982-83 varsity basketball captain. MIDDLE LEFT: Team- mates fire up starting sophomore Eric Towe. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senior Mike Betz shoots for two. LOWER LEFT: Senior Bryan Nabozny tests his skills at the free throw line. LOWER RIGHT: T-Birds chant before game. OPPO- SITE PAGE-MIDDLE LEFT: Senior Marc Jeter out-manuevers Pioneers. MIDDLE RIGHT: Senior Todd Eden fights for the ball. LOWER LEFT: Senior Mike Sanson antici- pates his shot. LOWER MIDDLE: Cagers look with a hopeful eye. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Todd Eden crashes the boards. Edsel Opponent 52 Melvindale 62 59 Wyandotte 65 56 DeLaSalle 57 81 South Lyon 55 58 Belleville 67 49 Taylor Center 55 52 Oak Park 83 55 Novi 54 40 Dearborn 38 56 Taylor Kennedy 43 62 Wayne 71 73 Annapolis 64 50 Trenton 53 67 Belleville 64 56 Thurston 63 37 A.A. Huron 35 50 Dearborn 46 V Fordson 58 Trenton FRONT: Captain Tom Hughes. SQUATTING: Loren Tepper, Bryan Nabozny, Kevin Renko, Tom Wyman, Greg Bedenis, Dave Rodriguez, Marc Jeter. STANDING: Coach John Kreger, Doug Brown, Dennis Kernodle, Eric Towe, Todd Eden, Kevin Towe, Mike Betz, Mike Sanson. EdselCagers Show High Spirit Despite Low Tally Edsel Ford 25 Divine Child 74 49 G.P. South 72 45 Dearborn 40 42 Belleville 44 57 Grosse Ile 59 43 Thurston 48 38 Trenton 63 46 Wayne 62 45 J. Glenn 63 42 River Rouge 80 56 Lasher 57 53 Belleville 56 49 Fordson 54 56 Bedford 57 44 Ypsilanti 60 30 Dearborn 33 44 Trenton 74 50 G. P. North 51 63 Andover 49 Districts 81 Lincoln Park 31 61 Mackenzie 60 33 Fordson 68 LOWER LEFT: BACK ROW: Joy Keane. 12. Kim Zukovich. 12. Tina Sitarski, 11, Michelle Bates. 11. Anita Dumahaut. 11. Sherri Rudolph. 11. Audrey Blow. 12, Sue Sanson. 11, Michelle Lisiski. 10. Diane Papp. 11. FRONT ROW: Senior Captains Maureen Kiernan and Cathy Jones. This year the girls varsity basketball team ended its regular season with a dismal 2-17 record. At the end of the season some bright spots appeared for the team as it won three in a row, two of which came in district action, leading them into the finals. In the finals Edsel faced cross-town rival Fordson and lost 68-33 to end its season. Next year Edsel will be returning three starters from this year’s varsity team, juniors Michelle Bates. Sherri Rudolph, and Sue Sanson. The 1982 Cagers were coached by Mr. Jack Swank and included five senior players. They are co-captain Maureen Kiernan, Co-Captain Cathy Jones. Joy Keane. Audrey Blow, and Kim Zuko- vich. 148 OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Senior Co-Captains Cathy Jones and Maureen Kiernan. CENTER RIGHT: Sherri Ruldolph, 11, watches on as a foul is called. THIS PAGEmUPPER LEFT: Sue Sanson, 11, and Sherri Rudolph come down with a rebound. UPPER RIGHT: Michelle Bates, 11. leads an Edsel fast break. CENTER LEFT: Moe Kiernan watches as Cathy Jones goes for a layup. CENTER RIGHT: Sherri Rudolph and Tina Sitarski, 11, show their shooting style. LOWER LEFT: Michelle Bates awaits a pass. LOWER RIGHT: Diane Papp, 11 attempts a drive. Grapplers Follow Tradition The 1982-83 version of the Edsel Ford wrestling team recaptured the city champion- ship for the seventeenth time out of the past eighteen years. Edsel was led by senior cap- tains Greg Milczuk and Ken Lucas, who also qualified for the State Meet, along with junior Bryan Masi. However, the season was by no means a bed of roses. The team suffered the loss of five varsity wrestlers during the course of the year. Nevertheless, the team did manage to compile a 6-2 dual meet record. Additionally, the team placed first in the 10 team Thurston Invitational, second in the 22 team Doyle- McIntosh Invitational, fifth at the Bedford Districts, and seventh at the Regionals. In addition to Milczuk and Lucas, other seniors on the squad included Mike Ouel- lette, Pat Ouellette, Scott Masi, Mark Dobry and Phil Carone. “I think the team worked hard and did very well this season,” pointed out captain Milczuk. ‘‘However, we could have done a little better in league competition.” FRONT ROW: Michelle Hammerburg, Creg Grulikowski, Barry Sullivan, Marty O'Leary. Dan Duffy. Brad Bridges, Scott Masi. Don Griswold. Sharon Vessels BACK ROW: Dan Smith, Mark Dobry. Phil Carone, Ken Lucas, Scott Wyka, Nick Barden. Bryan Masi. Greg Milczuk, Pat Whizzer Wyka. 150 OPPOSITE PA GE-UPPER LEFT: Senior Phil Carone holds on while a Fordson defender tries desperately to escape. UPPER RIGHT: Greg Milczuk scores a near pin. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ken Lucas mentally prepares for his in- vitational match. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Masi receives the sign of victory. THIS PAGE- UPPER LEFT: Junior Bryan Masi en route to a pin against Fordson. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Pat Wyka leads team in a victory cheer. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Scott Wyka gives his opponent too much to handle. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Ouellette gets himself steady after an escape from a local rival. Returning Lettermen Keep EF Baseball Exciting The 1983 Thunderbird baseball season, under the direction of Coach Norm Schultz, came flying into its new year with a host of returning lettermen. With the likes of seniors Mike Betz, catcher. Darrin Armstrong, pitcher, first baseman Mike San- son, second base John Parris, third baseman Andy Berger, Pat Hamel at short and outfielders Dom Nieto and Sean Day, the f-Birds looked strong. Girls’ Softball Optimistic for Upcoming Season '• i ; m znw 1 1 The 1983 look at Edsel Ford girls’ softball showed a young and exciting year. Under the leadership of coach Bob Roemer, the team had its share of ups and downs. Returning letter-women included seniors Angela Booth, Kim Zuchovich Donna Roose and Maureen Kiernan. The likes of junior stars Julie Ulrich, Sandy Bollinger. Anita DePoli, Anita DuMahaut, Tina Sitarski and Tracey Beaudoin led the team to a uccessful year. OPPOSITE PAGE-LEFT: From top, returning lettermen Mike Betz, Mike Sanson, John Parris and Lome Enos. TC UPPER MIDDLE: Coach Norm Schultz 0 looks on. CENTER: Catcher Mike Betz holds on tight to a ball down low. CENTER BELOW: First baseman Mike Sanson holds a runner close, while John Parris finds time to joke around. TOP: Left to Right- Darrin Armstrong, Andy Berger. Pat Hamel, Sean Day. Dom Nieto, Cathy Jones and Phil Wingate J (managers). THIS PAGE-TOP: Sandy • Bollinger and Coach Bob Roemer practice J their catching techniques. CENTER • LEFT: Angela Booth in action last year. 2 CENTER RIGHT: Maureen Kiernan J takes charge in the infield. LOWER • LEFT: Angela Booth shows off her form. 2 LEFT: Kim Zuchovich presents her style • at the plate. Cinderwomen Closekn.it Team Tie gjhsk dTJttik ream wits tejjs in number and cahamSant iru tiflauti xfcds 3®bt. Under £he strong guidance af ©oadfa Bon Chumpiie, -£be toaxo worked Snaid tor it successful season. Tie TS3 (captains were «bsidpts Bafciy UimowsM, zy z rSdbats and Cgmffi ? Ibm, wte .gnaunsd fer state Iasi 3'ear wjflb her dfeiance guaHwess. Tbs ream and -many strong ii ypsndlgRBmsrn including Joy Bhtor-.wkiD 5uMs lie sahodfs 22D 3'nrd nnrdles ixscord. SqjihomBiffis added strength to ins leam with distance nLlenti. Aims HSUtBsa and Mai3r Perusid. UUFjES EIGHT: Sophomore Anns IQassa, senior iri- uigiiiim Cjnffl Wolff and sophomore Mary Perusld show Team togetherness. MIDDLE LEFT':: Presnmsn Sbsny Prvr., Shamt Milids and This Uajoian ponder strategies. MIDDLE EIGHT: IDisianee runners warm-up before pjncike. LDWEE LEFT':: Junior Sue Sanson demonstrates hmg-jumping ability.. LDWEE EIGHT:: Senior uo-uaptains Putty iDanowsta and (Gayle Hebeis. Boys’ Track Enjoys Season At Edsel Ford, the track season is always a highlight of spring sports. The 1983 boys’ team lived up to this reputation with strong senior tri-captains Tom Hughes (state-ranked high jumper), Scott Klassa and Lee Saunders. The coaches were Jack Bridges and Duane Machak. The team was strong in returning lettermen but also had a large amount of underclassmen. Strong juniors included Brian Holstein and Kevin Psik. “We really came together as a team this year to put forth a powerful effort,” stated tri-captain Klassa. UPPER LEFT: Team members practice starts. MIDDLE LEFT: Senior Mike Bridges and junior Joe Korte hand off baton.. MIDDLE RIGHT: Junior Joe Korte, Brian Holstien and Jim Varitek relax during practice. LOWER LEFT: Tri-captain Tom Hughes, Lee Saunders and Scott Klassa take time from practice to pose for camera. LOWER LEFT: Senior Dan Machak heaves discus. Freshmen Index -A- Acord. leffrey 114 Alabakoft. Elayana 114. 126 Allen. Crane 114 Arneson. Lincoln 114 Ascencio Karen 114 -B- Bailey. Dav.d 119 Baker Cheryl 114 Bala y. Michael 114 Balazy, Sharon 114 Ballard. Patrick 114 Balt . Debroah 114. 126. 127 Balt , Douglas 114. 128. 129 Baran, Anthony 114 Barrington. Michael 114. 129 Barton, Robert 114 Beams, David 114 Bean. |ohn 114 Becker, Patricia 114 Belcher Brian 114. 128 Beltowski. ludith 114, 129 Benkarski. Roger 114 Bennet Bradlev 114 Beyer. Deborah Bitel. Patrick S 114 Blackburn, Cary Blackburn, Timothy 114. 128, 129 Blatterlein. Thomas 114. 128 Blair Michelle 114 Blanchard. Wendy 114 Boettger Edward 114 Borso. Kevin 114 Bossio. leffrey 114 Bowen. John 114. 128. 129 Boyle. Kimberly 114 Brackett William 114. 128 Braden. Anna 114 Bradley. Amy 114 Brassel Sara L 114. 129, 137 Broderick, Jacqueline 114, 129 Brooks, Jimmy 114, 128 Brown. Melanie 114 Brown, Daren 114 Brown. Michael 114. 128 Brown. Robert 128 Brostean, Shirley Buck. Maureen 114, 126 Buck. Robert 114 128 Bush. Jonathan Burke, Michael 114 Bush. Michael 114 Byron. Theresa 114 -C- Cadzow William 114 Cameon, Robert 114 Cameron, Lisa A 114. 126 Campbell. Susan 114 Carlin. Deborah 114 Caruana, Michael 114 Ceresa. Patricia 114 Cernuto, Thomas 114 Chambers. Richard 114 Ciesla, Jerome 114 Clark, Dawn 114 Cleaveland, Candy 114 Cojei, Scott Contardi. Susan 114 Cook. Kellie 114 Cook. Tammy 114 Cooper. Rahni 118. 119 Corona. James IIS Cotter Geoffrey 115 Criscenti. Frank 115 Croley. Andrea 115 Cronk. Bradley C. 115 Croskev. Scott 115 Coudret, Kimberly -D- Daoust, James 115, 128. 129 Dapprich Robert 115. 128. 129 Darling. Jeffery 115 Day. Stacey 115 Dean, Robert 115. 127 Demerly. David 115 DePaulis. Christopher 115 Dillon Michele 115, 145 Dobrovich. lames 115 Domke, Jon 115 Drmkark. Kenneth Ducharme, Dennis 115 Duff Camille 115. 145 Duffy Daniel 115, 150 Dugan Kelly 115. 129 -E- fcdmundson. William Jr 115 Fhmann. Andrea 115'• Flkms. David 115 Emery. Melanie 115 Enos. Daniel 115. 126, 127 Erf. Melissa 115 Estes. Lee 115 I arless. Kevin 115, 128 Faust. Mary 115 Fay. Charles 115. 128 f elker Darleen 115 Fitzgerald. John 115 Ford, Carolyn 115 Foster Craig 115 Fox. Christina 115 Frame. Russell 115 Fry Mary 115 Fryz. Robert 115. 128 -G- Gallagher. Jennifer 15 Ganzmi. Sharon 115 Garris. Susan 115 Gee. Jeffrey 115. 128 Gilardino. Marm 115, 145 Gillespie. Julie 115 Cimson Marion 115 Glance. Nicole 115. 128 Coll. Carol 115, 129 Grant. Kelly 115, 129 Green. David 115, 129 Green Rhonda 115 Greizis Lisa 115. 129 Griswold Donald 115. 150 Crueber, Mark 115 Guzik. Scott 115 -H- Haan. Antoinette 115 Hamel. Beth 115, 129 Hamilton. Beth Hammerberg, Michelle 115, 150 Hanke, Irene 115 Harris, Dennis 115 Herbert. Gregory 50. 116 Helisek. Michael 116. 128 Helka, Deitra 116 Henssood. Robert 116. 128 Hernandez, Gregory 116 Herrmann, Timothy 116 Hoffman. Wendv Holman. Lisa 116 Holmes, Christina 116 Holstein Keith 116, 128 Hoshowski Frederick 116 Howard John 11b Hudson, Janet 116 Hultgren. William 116 -J- Janowski, Victoria 116 Janus. Bruce 116 Jarvell Dawn 116 Jarvis. David Jeter. Dav.d 116. 128. 129 Johnson. Elizabeth 116 1'Johnson. Mark 116 £ Julian. David 116, 128 1 -K- Kajoian. Kristen 116. 129 Karr, James 116 Kinard Kathi 116 King. Carmen 116 King. Michael J 52. 116 King, Michael P 116 Kitchen, Ann 116 Kmet, Jeffrey 116 Knepper. Robert 116 Koitek. Stanley 116, 128. 129 Konczal, Gerald [ Kondziela. Kelly 116 Kondziela. Kimberly Kratt, Donald 116 ‘Kreuter. Michelle BCruszewski, Gregory 116. 129 Kuhlman Ann Marie 126 Kulesza. Michele 50. 116 Kuliskowski. Dennis 116 Kwiatkowski. John 116 -L- Label le. Todd 116 Lagosh. Vincent 116 LaCrandeur. Jill 116. 145 Lajoice. Steven 116. 128 Lalko, Joseph 116 Leedv. Trisha 116 LeFranc Dawn life Leight Lisa 116 | Leverenz. Kristen 116 Lewis. David 116 f Lim Kyung La 116 Lincoln. Kimberly 116 Long Rachel 116. 127. 129 Lowe Kimberly 116 -M- Madsen Delbert 116 Majeska, Deborah 116 Maior, Randy 116 Ma|Or Timothy 116 128 Mallia. Sandra 116, 129 Manser, Nancy 116 Marion, Christopher 116 Mascot, Renee Mastrantomo Michelle 117, 129 Mattern, Jill 117 Maurier. Michael 117 May. Richard 50, 117 Mavhew, James 117 McCavoy, Margaret 117 McDonald, John 117. 128 McEachren. James McDonald Shawn 117, 145 Mc evoy. Scott 50, 117 McGurk Janet 117 McKinney, Lynn 117 McNaughton, Kathryn 117 Me Niven, leffrey 117 Milc uk Mary Ann 117 Miikie Shana 117. 129 Miller Mu hael 117 Mohammed Tonia 117 Moore 1 anelle 117 Mora. Karen 117, 129 Mornson Pamela 117, 127 Morton, Cheryl 117 Moss, Daniel 48, 117 Mulligan. Colleen 117 Muratori Denis Muskett leffrey 117 -N- Neelv. Lisa 117. 128 Ngu, Simon 117 Norton Margaret 117 Novak. Diane 126 Novrocki, Daniel 117 Nvlander, Beth 32 Parker, leffrey 117 Patrias. Matthew 117 Patton, Randy 117 Payment Yvette 117 Peters. Elizabeth 29 54, 117 Piasecki. Michelle 117 pickrell, Brenda 117 Pitts, Steven D 117 Pleines, Su anne 117 PJinka, Daniel 117. 128 Plvbon. Michelle 117 Ponstein. Jodi Potochick. Kristy 117, 126 Prysak. Angela 117 Puma, Pietro 117. 128 Purdin. Thomas 117 Purdy. Debora 117. 145 -O- O'Leary. Martin 150 Olmik, Robert 117 Olivera, Lydia Ordway. Marlene 117 Ostrowski. Marilyn 117 Ouellette. Cynthia 117 Owen. Michael 117 -R- Rakowski Gregory- Ralph Lisa 32. 117. 129 Ramsdell. Kevin 117 Ratmkas Renata 117 Raymond Stephanie Reeves Rachel 117 Reyes, Michael 117 Reynolds Mark 118 Riedel. Shane 118 Rilggio. Andrew 118 Riley. Thomas 119 Rmna. Christopher. 118, 128, 129 Roberts Kevin 118. 128 Rodden Nora 118 Rose, Michele 118 Rousseau, Deborah 118, 132 EPHI 133 Routen. Daniel 118 Rover, Steven Rubus. Joseph 118 Rudolph, Jon 118 Rushing. Arizk Evan 118 Rusinowski, David 118 Ryder Jody 119 Rakowski. Gregors Ralph. Lisa 32, 11’ 129 I Ramsdell. Kevin 117 Ratnikas Renata 117 I Raymond, Stephanie Reeves, Rachel 117 Reyes. Michael 117 Reynolds, Mark 118 -P- Page. Robert 117 Palmer. Marla 117. 126. 129 Papier Michael C 117, 128. 129 -S- Sadowski, Susan Saillant. Martha Salisbury. Suzanne 118, 145 Salisbury, William 118 Salla. Robert Samples. John 118 Sampson. Debora 118 Sanderson, Barry 118, 128 Sanson. Deborah 118, 126, 127’ Sayer. Kristin 118 Scanlon, Darlene 118 Schellenberg. Laurie 118 Schroeder, Carolyn 118 Scott. Jonathon 118 Serrapere. Joann 118 Sheko, Matthew 118 Shotwell. Gregory 118 Shuman, Savanna 118 Simon Paula 118 Sims. Presley 118 156 Siwarski. Alan 11« Smith, Brian 118 Smith, Carrie 118 Smith. Duane 118 Smith Matthew 118 Snider. Rodney 118 Sparks. Alan L 118 Stadmk. Kimberly 118 Stevens, Thomas 118 Stewart. Mark 118 Strassner Kelly 50. 118 Stus. Paul I 118 Suich. Dale 118 Sullivan. Stephen 118. 150 Summey, Victoria Szylander. Robert 118 Szabo. Stacy 118 -T- Tailford Daniel 118 Tanner. Cheryl 118 Tate. Deborah 118 Terranova. Michelle 118 Thomson. Bradley 118 Tithof. jacqueline 118 Torrance. Lisa Tornce, Samantha 126 Tritan. Carrett 118 Trudeau. Laura 118 Tulas, David 118 Turnage. John -U- Ushman. Sheila 118. -V- Valentini. Silvio 118 Van Proven. David 119 Vasilnek. Michael 118 Vaughn. Christopher 119 Vauris, Michael Virga, Cam 119 -w- YVall. Amy 119 Walter, Lon 119 Walters. Joseph 119 Wargmer. Dawn 119 Waskiewic . David W'ells. Chris 119 Wendlowsky, Cary 119 Wilc ek, Scott 119 Wilke. David 119 Wilkerson. Michael 119 Williams. Dawn 119 Williams, Creta B 119 Wilson, Robert 119 Wmstrand. Jessica Wojewuczki, Paulette 119 Woldanski. Patrick 119 Wolfe. Gerald 119 Woods, Julie 119 Wvdendorf. Curt 119 Zalenski, Cheryl Zbikowski. Stephen 119 Zielinski. Stacey 119 Zimmerman. Terri 119 Zonca, Michelle 113 Sophomore Index -A- Acker. Gina 104 Aguirre. Cizela 104 Albert. Mary Beth 104 Alzom, James 104 Anderson. Audra Ann 55, 104 Anderdson. Thomas 55. 104 Armstrong Scott 104 Atkins. David 104. 126 Augustyn. Lori 104 Azarovit . Duane 104 -B- Baith, Krysten 104 Baize. Jacqueline 104 Baker, Michael 104 Balazy. Cathleen 104 Baran Bethann 104 Baranowski, Maria Ann 104 Bard. Christopher 104 Barden Nicholas C 104, 124. 150 Bartkowiak, Michael 104 Bass Victor 104 Batten. Lanor 104 Beaudoin, Joseph 104 Beltowski, Cheryl 104 Bennett. Beverly 104 Bester, Michael 104 Betsistas. Pauline 104 Bidwell, Christine 104 Bierman, Timothy 127 Bigush. Steven 126 Bills, Jacalynn Biundo, Stephanie 127 Bjertness, Cynthia 126 Blair, Jill Blaskie, Tina Bloomfield. Stephen 126. 127 Bone, Todd 126. 127 Borst, Gregory Brackett. James 126 Brand? Ronald Brown, Ardent- Brown Trudy Bullock. Denise Burger Timothy Bushell. Douglas 126 Buxton, Mark -C- Calder, John 105 Carpenter. Matthew 105 Chada, Ran Jan 105 Chaparian Mark 105.130 i hase. Kelly 105 Chemberlm Lisa 105 Citotie. Michelee 105 Cisek, Terry 105 Clarke, Richard 105.124 Collins, patricia 105 Colson, Scott 105 Colter. Brian 105,126,127 Colvard Sieglmde 105 Connolly. Dawn 105 Conrad. Cynthia 105 Conti Anna Marie 106 Copply. Timothy 106 Cox. Roy 106 Cryderman Heather 106.126 Cumberland Mark 106 -D- Dahlka. Joy 106 Danowski. Terese 106.134 Darcangelo. Deana M 106,126 Davis. Cynthia 106 Davis, Edie 113 Deenng, Troy 106 Dejohn, William 106,126 Delaca, Laura 106 DeMolen. Michael 106 Deshano. Lisa 20,106 Detavermer. Carrie 54.106 Dick, Lawrence 106 Doak, Jeffrey 106 Doede. Licia 106,145 Domke. David S 106,126.127 Donelson. Dawn 106 Downs. Mary 106 Drogs, Scott Allen 106 Dyer. Jerry 106 Dykstra. Heidi 106,126 Eddy, Diane 106 Ennis. Richard 106 Erlandson. Kathy Ann 106 -F- Farkas Matthew 106 Follis, James 106 Fontenot, Donna 106 Ford, James 106,127 Formosa, Gloria 106 Foster. Michael 106 Fox. Rhonda 106 Fricke. Patrick 106 Frye, Laura 106 Fryz. Richard 107.126 Fryz, Sherry Lynn 107 F ugate. Melvin 107 Furca, Bernadette 107 furgeson Shelly 107 -G- Gagnon Michael 107 Gallina. Rhonda 107 Callo. Linda K 107 Gauss. Curtis 107.126 Gaworecki. Paul C 107 Gawura. Eric 107 Cazdag. Karen 107 Cildersleeve. Michael 107 Godin. Terri 30,107 Colba. Karen 107 Conzalez. Raymond 107,126 Graham. Jennifer 107 Grant. Katherine 107,126 Graser. Gabrielle 107 Gray Scott 107 Green Deanna 107 Greenhough, Rashel 107 Greenleaf Stacey 107,126 Gregory. Leslie 107 Grimm John 107 Grulikowski. Gregory 107.150 Guerreso. Anthony 107 Guilbaut. Lisa 107 Guill. Tracie -H- Hamilton, Todd 107.135 Hanks. Linda 107,127 Harbin, Sara 107 Hart. Sunday 107 Hayes, Julia 107 Haykus Valerie 107 Healy. Elizabeth 107,126 Heckler. Timothy 107 Flelisek, David 107.124 Hemlich Paul 107,126 Herrmann. Richard 107 Higgs. Cynthia 113 Hill, James Hill. Shawn 107 Himmel. Annette 107 F3odge. Colleen 107 Holman Amy 108 HOvis. Steven 108 Hubbard, Cregory Hultgren, Carl Hunt. Stephen 126 Hutchings. Charles 108 lacks Rebecca 50,108 Jagg. r Lyle H 108 Jakey. Paul 108 Jedynak. Melode Jewell Christopher 108 Johnson Charles 108 Johnson Kevin 108 Johnston. Christine 108 Jones. Edward 108.126 Julian Donald 108,126 Julve an Kodney 108 Jurzec John 108 K- Kammski, John 108 Kanclerz, David 108 Kamowski, John 108 Kapke Lisa 108 Kellogg. Kim 20.108.145 Kendall. Cynthia Kendziora, Colleen 108 Ktlgus. Dawn 108 King Ronald 108 Kirks Sandra 108 Kirks, Suzanne 108 Klassa Andy 108,127 130 131 Klassa Anne 108.136 137 154 Kheman. Karl 108 Knight. Rebecca 108.145 Koos. Gregory 108 Koras. Kimberly 108 Ko low. Diane 108 127 -L- Larsen Theresa 108 Larsen. Harold I auri. Aaron 109 Lawrence. Carrie 109 Lazarevski. George Ledford. Vicki 109 lehenbaur Elizabeth 109.136 Leigh Patricia A 109 Lemanek. Jaqualme 109.126 Lepczynski. Jeffrey 109 Letasi. Raymond 109 Letasi, Richard 109 Levi. Sheryl 109 Lindcmann Kimberly 109 Lmdlbauer. David 109 Lisiscki. Michelle 109 Little. Todd 109 Lohner, Ray 109,124 Loiselle. Juliette 109 Loumankin. James 109 Lousias. Michael 109 Lucas. Lance 109 126 -M- Madison. Karen Maksimowicz. Gregory 109 Marion. Adam 109 126 Martin. James 109 MaszatKs Kevin J09 McCardeil Clifford McCardeM Timothy 109 McDonald Sheila 109 McDermor Chris 109.13Q 131 McDonald, Todd 109.127 McFarkand, Kimberly 113 McCurk. Susan 109 McKenna Thomas 109.126 McMahon. Mary 109 McNally, Melissa 11o Merrow Phillip 113 Metros Wendy 113.126 127 Michels. William 113 Miller. Laura 110.126 Milne. Timothy 110 Miscasage Sharon 110 Mitchell. Roberta 110.126 Molmari. Angie 110 Morgan. Sandra 110 Mrocko. Kurt 110 Meuth. Mark 110 Munoz. John 110,126 Munroe. James 110 Musial James 110.127 Myers, Scott 110 -N- Nacewicz, Anthony 110 Natkowski. Christopher 110 Nemeth. Stephen Neuman. Julie 110 Nicholas. Dawn 110 Nicholas. Gary 110 Nietn. Paul 110,126 Noe, Holly Norton Marsha -O- O'Brien. Elizabeth 110 O Bnen, William 110 126 O'Neill, Kelly Anne 20 Onusko BethAnn 110 Osborne. Toby Ostrowski, Elizabeth 110 Ouellette, Christine 110 Owens, Carol Lynn 110 Owens Scott 110.127 -p- -T- Padgett, Kimberly 110 Park. Stacy 110 Parravano. Christine 110 Patrias. Eric 110 Patterson. Todd 110 Peel, David 111.126 Perkins. Clenn 111 Peruski, Mary 111.127.136,154 Pfeifer, Lori Marie 111,126 Plante. Kathleen 111 Ponelis, Maya 111 Pope. Christopher 111 Powers. Kimberly 111 Powers, Timothy Prato, Tammy 111 Price. Jeffrey 111 Przywara, Cerald 111 Purdv Kimberly -Q- Tabacchi. Christopher 112 Taylor. Jerome Tenorio. Frederick 112 lepper, Bruce 112 ThiKaudeau, Kelly 112 Thomas, David 112 Thomas. William 112 Thomson. Cynthia 112,126 Torres, Eric 112 Towe. Eric 112.126.146.147 Trapp. Andrew 112 Tratar, David 112 Tront. Cary 112,119 Truex, Lori 112,126 Turmel. Diane Tyner. Pamela 112 Quick, Kenneth 111 Usher Michael 112 Usher. Beth 112 -v- Vanderwill. Lisa 112.126,145 Vasque . Vicky 112 Vezzosi. Frank 112,126 Virga, Santo 112 Visel. Clifford 112 Vos. Janet 50.51,112 -R- Radakovich, Pamela C 111 Rehandorf, Kim 111,126,145 Reichenbach. Lisa 111,119 Rempert. Danettelll Renshaw. Mark 111 Rice, Kelly Richard. John 111,124 Richardson, Christina 111 Rosenkranz, Mark 111 Rogalski. Cary 119 Ross. Brenda Roulo. Douglas Roussey, Tracy Rushing. Jason Ryan. Colleen 127 Ryan. Michael Santos. Beth E Sabuda. Daniel 113 (ilisbury, Christina 127 lauber. Stephanie iavalox. Erik 119 Scala. Donna Scanlon, Robert A Schlegel, Thomas 126 •ider, Linda ■zhoff, Dirk Timothy 113,126 iiirmur. Robin 112 Slcklesteel, David 112 Sierota, Nancy A 112 Simmons, Brian Smiley. Clinton 112 Smith Dwight 112 Smith, Joseph 112 Smith. Michael 112.126 Soto. Thomas 112 Stan, Lillian 112 Stapula, Kathleen is. James 112 , Joseph 112 itephenson, Bradley 113, Stevens, Kenneth 112 Stout. Gregory 112 Stuart, Charles 112 lUtton. Lori 112 weet William 1.2, 126. repan ski. David 112,12 ►zalai. Craig 112 Wagel, Steve 113 Wagner, John T W'alblav. Vincent 52,113 Walsh. Christopher 113 Walsh. Michael 113 W'alter, Anthony 113 Wasemiller. Mark 113 W'atts. David 113 Wayne, Janet R 113 Weatherly. Glenn 113.126 Weber. Hilary 113.143 W'eems. Joseph 113 W'encel. Kenneth Wend. Deborah 113 125,143 Wesserlmg. John Wharton, Kim 113 Whims. James Whitacre. Dawn 113 Wildauer. Matthew 113 Williams, Alanna 113 Williams. Robert 113 Wilson. Kimberly 113 Wmgart, Kristin 113 Winkler, Lori Wolfe. Kimberly 113 Wooden. Jonathon Wyka, Scott 113,150,151 -z- Zapton, Leanne 113 158 1963 FLIGHT STAFF ■ Editor ...............................Amy Talbert 'Business Editor Maria Franchi | Layout and Design Editor Kevin Perri Copy Setting Editor ..................Vickie Saylors I Intro Section David Bierman, Steve Bornaysz, Kevin Perri, Tracy Potochick, Amy Talbert 'Senior Section..........Vickie Saylors, Amy Talbert, Jeanne Waldron k Underclassmen Amette Butler, Vickie Saylors, Jeanne Waldron, Nancy Wichorek |Academics Kevin Perri, Terry Conflitti, Amy Talbert, Meredith Greenwood JClubs and Services David Bierman, Steve Bornaysz, Joe Considine, Maria Franchi [Sports Pat Hamel, Scott Masi, Bryan Nabozny, Tracy Potochick, Lisa Simmons Photographers........Scott Klassa, Steve Bornaysz, Dave Boutette, Terry Conflitti, Joe Considine Mrs. Maria Lindsay and Mr. James Risto The 1983 Flight was! Iproduced under con-| stant deadline pres- sure. Because of thisJ errors may have beer made in identifying! pictures, failing to in- dex or deleting a stu-| dent or a staff mem- ber. The FLIGHT staff! would like to assure| the fact that none ofl these errors were in-| tentional. We apolo-| gize for any incon-| venience this ma I cause. The staff would likel Ito express our deepest! gratitude to our ad-| Ivisors, Mrs. Lindsay! land Mr. Risto, Mr.f iKris Kirby of ICP, Mr. IRalph Hashoian and (junior Curtis Jackson] Ifor assisting the staff IwLthjhe cover design.| Teacher Index Alverson. Richard Ammons, Diane 23,26 Ankenbrandt, J 23 Balfour. David 36,94 Barnett. Sally 41 Barrett. Thomas Bartz. Carl 26.37 Bazzy Beverly 18 Bergen, Robert 31 Boa tin, Herman 35.58 Bocskay. Carol 29 Bodenmiller, Jan 29.61 Bridges. Jack 34,122.123 Brown, Jane 26,67 Brown. Neil 24.51 Buscetta. Mamie Calvisi, Irma Carmichael, Loretta 18 Chadwick. Fred 34 Champme Ron 40 Clements. Karen Coebly, Judith 27 Coebly, Ronald Conners. Robert 41 Conti. Emilio 30 Cornell, Ralph 34 Dalton Robert 36 Daly, Patrick 36 Davis, Mae 18 Dawson, Allan 27 Diet ler. Robert 41 Dillingham, Robert Doherty. Ronald 18 Domke. Arnold 130 Drake Alan 34 Eloff. Carole Fenbv. Belinda 23 FTelek, Carole rrank. Sandra 40 Gardner Candy 25 Cautreau, Anne 24. 47 Gilmore, Ho warn u Gnau. Margaret 22 Conzalez, Margaret Harris. Al Harrison. Chase Hajhoian, Ralph 28 Hiller. Charles 33 Holtgrieve, Martin 22 Hough, Richard 335 Irwin, J 26 Kochanski, Julie Kovatch. Grace 24 Kurt . Dorothy 18 La Forest. Kay Langley. Lynn 36 Lawlor. N 41 Lee, Elizabeth 55 Leslie. Jan 25 Leveque, Robert 28.60 Lindsay. Maria 22.44.167 Lundell. Viola 22 MacKenzie. Grant 28 Marcus. Catherine 103 Major. Chris Major. Pat Majstrovich, C 31 Matthews, D McFarlin Lee 23 Mclssac, John Monson. Ronald 27 Morency. Robert 22 •Vlotillo. J 27.35,53 Motter. Laverne 37 Papp, Marie Patrick. Donald 22 Pierson. Jack 33 Porter, Craham O 18 Reimer. Max 41 R«sto. James 35 Roemer. Robert 153 Ruby Marilyn Russell Nadine 40 Sa vat sky, George 30 Schultz. Norman 152 Seavitt Dr, Richard C 68 Shader. Jerry Shea.Shirley Showalter Ronni 18 Siegel. Beverly Skendzel E 23.25 Skodack Rudy 26 Slaughter. J 27 Snell. Joan 103 Stuart. Ronald 24 Swank. John Swanson. Dorothy Turner, D Va.eas. Steve 23 Vandette. L 30.52 -B- Bam. Mark 94. 123 Balewski, Barrm 94 Barnett, Daniel 94 Barreto, Debbie 94 Barrett. Edward 94. 102 Barton Karole 94 Bates. Katherine 27. 50. 94 Bates. Lon L 94 Bates. Michelle 94 97 Bauley. Nancy 94 Beaudoin, Tracey L 94 Becker, Mark Becker. Mary 102 Bedard, Daniel 94 Belanger. John 94 Bell. Veronica 94 Bergherm. Paul 49. 94. 139 Bester. Kathleen 94 145 Beyer. Karen 102 Bitel. Jeffrey 94 Blanchard. Scott 94 Blevins. James M 94 Bock, Steven 95 Boda. Florence 27. 95 Bollinger Sandra 95. 132. 153 Bonner Shelly 95 Boose. Linda 95 Borden. Kelli 50. 62 . 95. 126. 142 Boros. Rick 95. 123 Borsodi, Alesia 95. 126 Boyer, Jeffrey 95 Bradley Shawn 95, 123 Brassed. Paul 95 Brennan. William 32. 33, 95 Brent. Cheryl 95 Bridges, Bradley 32. 95, 123. 150 Brosious, Cregg 95 Brouilette, Lisa 95. 127 Brown, Douglas 95. 123. 147 Brown. Troy 29. 95 Bryant. Elizabeth 95 Buhl, Laura 95 Bunker. Floyd Matt Burnidge Bury, Claudia 95 Butler, Arnette 45, 95. 142. 166 Butler, Holly 95, 103. 142 Vanlandegend, J 41 Vogel. Kathy WaWmger, Virginia 25 Walsh. Susan Wemsheimer, G 54 West, Robert Wyka Pat 54.150 Yokie Karl Young Jesse 33. 62 Young. Lorame 18 Zipple Matt 26 Junior Index Abbas, Mary 94 Abbott. Richard 94 Abell. Lynn 94 Ahern. Michael 94 Alabakoff. Amen 27. 94 Allen, Daniel 20. 27 94 Allen. Elizabeth 94 Assenmacher. Lesley Aston. James 94 Aughton. Dawn Avendt. Earl 94 97, 124 62. 94 W. 126 Cadzow, Donald 95 Calleja, .Mark Carlin, Christopher 95, 102 Carone. John 95. 123 Caruso, Timothy 95 Cernuto. Vincent 95 Chandler. Adam L 95 Charles Terry 95. 123 Cieslak. Laura 60 94 Clarke. Benjamin 94 123 Clarke. Louise 94 Clos. Richard 94 Coaly. Greg 94 102 Collins, Craig 94 Collins, Michael Considine. Joseph 42. 166. 167. % Coriz. Carol 94 Correll. Craig 52, 94 Cotter. John 94. 123 Crawford. Jeffrey 94 Crisi. Bobbie J 94 Cronce. Wade 32. 94 124 Cronmiller Michael 94 Croskey. Robert 94 Cross, Joan 16. 60. 94 Cummins, Melissa 94 Currie. Michael 94 Custer. Elizabeth 94 159 -D- Danielson. Kristine 94 Deeter, Frank E 22. 94 Demolen. Judy 50, 94 Dempsey, Roberta 32. 62, 63, 94 Depoli, Anita 94. 98. 144 « Dihle. Gerald 94 Dillon, James 94. 102 Dixon, Leisa 90. 94 Donelson. Tammy 94. 138 Donovan, James 49. 94, 102 Drogs. Keith M 94. 102 Duff. Kimberly 94. 102 Dugan, Dan 26. 94. 103 Dumahaut. Anita 16. 94 Durbal. Bryan 94 Durfy, Randy 95, 97 Dysar , Gary 95 Dziczek. Christine 40, 95 -E- Eddy. Mark 95 Eldred. Tamra 95 Elkins, Robert 33, 95 Enos. Gary 95. 123 Ettmger, Diane 95 Evans, Jill 95 -F- Feliks. Eric 95 Felker. Richard 95 Ferentine, Cma 90, 95 Fleek. Gregory 95 Fleek. Richard 95 Florence, Lisa 95 Fody. Carey 48. 49. 53. 94, 95 Foster. Jason 95 Foster. Jeanne 95 Fougerousse, Anita 95 Frame. Douglas 95 Fry. John 95 Frye, Linda 95 -G- Gafford, Joseph 41. 95 Gee. Bryan 95. 123 Gignac. Daniel 95 Gilardmo. Mansa 62, 95 Gillespie. Nancy 52, 95 Gillepie, Suzanne 95 Goodman, Patrick 95 Gonzales. Jeffrey 95. % Gonzalez. Lori 95 Grable, Terry 95 Green. Tama 95 Greenwood. Meredith 20, 26, 45,95, 127. 166, 167 Gregory. Charles % Greizis Laura 96, 132 Gronvall. Renee % Gross, Christine 29, % Guerin?Mark %. 123 Guibord. Charise 96 Cuibord. Jeffrey % Gu ik John D 96 -H- f lall Andre Half. £hdrew 18. 49. % Hanke Catherine % Hanke. Mark ‘ 6. 130 Hanks Mark % Haragely Charles % Harding, Wanda % Harmon lerry L % 124 Harris, Laura % Haxter. Kevin % Hay. Debra L 96 Haynes. Susan % I legyi Brenda % Helka Dennis % Hengten. Lisa % Hernvood. Julie % Herrmann. Steven % Higgs Liann 36. % Hodge, Kelley 96. 142 Hogg. Robert Holstein. BriarVrg Horan, Sandra ' Hung, Cindy 97 Hunt. Sandra 97 I -I- Ives, Matthew Ives. Michael -J- Jackson Kenneth 97 lackson Lloyd C 97 agod, Gary 97 I avor, Sharon 97 Jaynes Scott 52. 97 lones, Kenneth I ones, Layna C 103 Jones. Matthew lones. Tammy 97 -K- ala D ■die. s Wil lisa Kilpatrick, Kdthv 97 103. 138 Kimmel, Paul 32, 97 KellerjMdry 32. 97. 134 Kentdlj|k Daniel 97 Kernodlf, Denis 97. 147 Kerns William Kibit, Lisa 33. 97 Kindred. Kara 97 Kmgy Tera K KinnelL D Klass� M Kmet, Kei Knapfgi K ismGreg Koehler, _____ Kond iela. Kriitme 97 Korte, Joseph 08. 90. 97 Koth Dawn 97 , Rebecca “7 Ko ma. David 97 Kraaf . Edward 40 Kraljevich. Jennifer 22. 44. 53. 160 £ Kuli szewski Steven 97 Icsar. Katalin 97 97,119 -L- Labelle. Yvette 98 Lamanes. Paul 98, 123 Lane Kristi 98 Laverv Megan 98 Law. Lee 98 I ehenbauer, trie 98 Leigh. Catherine 98 Leverenz Donna 98 Lim Kyung Sun 98 Lisiscki Matthew 98 Litwm. Ann 98 Loiseiie, Guv 98 Luci� John 98 Luchonok letfrey 98, 123 Ludwig, Troy 98 Luedoers, Andrew 50, 98 Lutz. John 98 Lyon. Robert 98 -M- Magoulick, Ann 16. 60. 98 John Mangion. 50. 98 Manard. lynn 98 Markley. Melissa 98 Marvin, Sheri 98. 134 Masi. Brvan 64. %, 98, 150. 123.151 Matthews, Lisa 98, 142, 143 McBrayer, John 98 McCallum, Terese 98 -McDaniel, Laura 98 McGinn, Elizabeth 98 -McKenzie. Heather 98 McLaughlin. Deborah 98 McNeil, James 99 Meyer, Anthonly 99 Michalek. Sheryl 99 Michie, Laura 99 Moore, Sherryl 99 Mooney. Karen 99 Moraniec. David 99. 123 -Morton. Kristi 99 Mousigian. Gary 99 Mullins. Joseph 99 Muscat, Grace 99 Muskett. Denise 99 Peek Deborah Perrin. Lisa 100 I’clefs, Stephen 100 Phillips. Ronald 100 Phillips. Sharon 100 Pickrell. Cherr. 100 Pieg a David 33, 63, 100 Pingston. Stephen 94, 123 Plafchan, Lor; 100 Polvdoras. Nicholas lOO 123 'sPrysak Daniel 44. 100 Psik Kevin 100 130 K -N- Navetta. Michael 99 Net el, Pamela 99 Newman, Jason 99 Ngu.yen, Van 99 Nickerson. Lisa 99 Nicol, Cathv 99 Nolff, Denise 99, 142 Novak Michael 99 I -O- Oestreich. Brenda 99 Olofson Eric 99. 123 Olson Elaine 99 O'Neill. Michael 99 Osborne, Iulie99 Osborne. Shellv 99 -P- Paneputci. Karen 99 145 -R- Reba, David 27. 100 Recker. Lisa 100 Reed James Reese. Sue Ann 1,, Reichenback, Nick 100 Renko. Kevin 147 Reynolds, Joseph 100 Richard. Patrick 100 Richards. Kimberly 100 Richter. Leigh Ann 100 Ridley. Kathleen 103 Riedel. Shawn 100, 123 Ripple. Clifford 100 Roberts. Thomas 40 Roberts. Tracy 36, 100 Rohatynski, Jennifer 103 Routen. Michael 100 Rover. Nichole 100 Rubus, Beth 100 Rudolph. Sherri 90, 100, 144 Russel. Eric 100 Ruzicska. Bernard 100 Ruzicska. Joseph 100 -S- Sabuda, Daniel Salvetti, Monique 50. 61. 100, 114 Sanak. Gloria 100 Sanson. Suzanne 101, 154 Satawa. Mark 101, 123 Sayer. Andrea 101 haeffer, Gayle 101 hafer, Sheri 101 effler, Michelle Schuff. Michele 28. 101 Sedo, Camille 101 Sellers. Karen 101 Serrapere Louis 101 Shipp Teresa 101, 126 Shoemaker Karen 62, 101 Shollack, Dean 101, 135 Simmons, Lisa 44, 45, 101, 142, 143. 166 Sinclair, Ronald 101 • I'sk.. Tina 101 144 Smith. Deborah 101 Smith Jlulie 62, 101 raceVSSO. 90, 94. 101, 1 102 DavialOl Joseph 101 Michelle 101 j01 32 62. 63. 101 '01 father 143 Daw if 101 a;°v, TMicael 101 Szor, Bri| Szynal. C Tenorio, Christm Jepper, Loren 102, 147 hompson. John 30 44. 102. 135 Thomson. Scott 90, 102 lorland. Timothy 44, 102 illey. Jerry W Tofflemire, Georgina 102, 134 Toie. Glynis 102 Tomasovich. Michael 102 Toporek, K ylOi Torick. Karen 1,02 Torrance, Chrivs102 Trapp. Carolyn 102 Tritan. Scott 102 1 Truxton, Lori 102 Tuz, Michael 102, ,123 -u- Jebbing Lori 102 rich, Julie 44. 102, 103. 138 Isher Scott 102 123 D2. It -V- V alia nee Valerifc 102, 126,|327 Van Du sen. TracV 102 Van Pelt Deborah28. 102.119, m 143 Vantek, James C| Vasko, Suzanne |)2, 134 Vega, Ruben f t Vessels. Elizabeth 12. 46, 48. 50,123 Vineyard ArrtV 30. 53, 103 Wariley Lori 102 Wall, Sara 11, 52. 62. 102 Walter Rosrt 102 ers. Kaken 102 •r Thomas 102 Jererly 32, 63. 102 Karen 53. 62, 102 ed, Melf|sa 102 irek. Nancy 45. 102, 166. 167 Smith Wid Wilci1 Wilda Willi Willia William Wilson, Wingate Witten Wszolek, Wyman, . Daphne.102 Jame 102. 123 Mark 102 David 102 Dawn 102. 142 James 102. 124 nette 102 ulip 62. 102 1 John 102 line 102. 134' •mas 38. 102. 123. 147 Yeager, ndolvn 102 P .yar, Judith 102 dan, Lisa 103 onca, Susan 103 Zukovich, Susan 90, 103 Senior Index -A- Abel, Shellie 28. 29, 66 24408 Notre Dame Acord, George 66 24645 Calvin Adams, Michael 66 21545 Carlysle Alandt, Amy 83, 142 3020 Lindenwood Thunderettes Alandt, Gigi 83 3020 Lindenwood Art Club Alarie, Ray 66 3607 Cornell Alestra Karen 66, 85 1767 Culver Bon-Appetit Club Alford, Anita 66, 145 24906 New York Gymnastics, Student Council Wyka's Wh izze rs Alton, Michael 66 24910 Carlysle Ament Kimberly 66 1744 Hollywood Golf team, Student Council, Wyka's Whizzers Andrusiak, Julie 31, 66 1071 Claremont Armstrong, Darrin 11, 13, 31, 39, 152 22805 Outer Dr Baseball Atkins, Annette 66 24900 Oxford Augustyn, Thomas 66 3238 Katherine -B- Bachert, Joseph 66, 130 3504 Byrd Cross Country, Track, Var- sity Club Baker, Joy 66 2914 Queen Track, Volleyball, Varsity Club Baker, Kim 66 1632 Venice Ball, Trade 66 3530 Hipp Bandula, Alan 13,64, 85 21135 Donaldson Football Baran, Gerald 66 2828 Geneva Baran, Paula 66 3851 Pardee Barnhart, Julie 66 22133 Columbia Bates, Loni 66 3808 Pardee Wyka's Whizzers Beams, Barbara 66 20553 Carlysle Co-op Beardslee, James 66, 139 21165 Audette Tennis, N.H.S., Varsity Club Bedenis, Greg 16, 66, 123, 147 3527 Cornell Football, Basketball, Varsity Club Begin, Hollie 31, 66 22500 Gregory Golf, Wyka's Whizzers Belcher, Joe R. 66 24610 Penn Berger, Andrew 21, 66, 123, 140, 141, 152 1740 Sherwood Ct. Football, Swimming, Base- ball Bernick, Kendra 51, 62, 67 2840 Boldt Tri-M, Thespians, N.H.S. Betz, Michael 67, 84, 123, 146, 147, 152 2823 Syracuse Baseball, Football, Basket- ball Bierman, David 8, 12, 20, 32, 42, 44, 45, 51, 62, 67,166 22716 Oxford Bolt, Thespians, FLIGHT Blow, Audrey 67, 80, 142, 143 18131 Ash Basketball, Cheerleading, Thunderettes Bodary, MaryAnne 12, 16, 67, 123 3537 Greenfield Football, Varsity Club, Debate Forensics Booth, Angela 13, 67, 80, 3122 Alice Softball, Cheerleading, Var- sity Club Bornyasz, Stephen E. 12, 21, 42,45,67, 79, 166 1636 Walnut Class President, Ecology Club, N.H.S. Boros, Lisa 67 3401 Chestnut French-Spanish Club, A F.S Bossio, Steven 68 3513 Raymond J V. Football Boutette, David 8, 16, 20, 44. 51, 68, 72 1007 Linden Photographer, Thespian, Thornely Court Guide Bowen, Nancy 68 24350 Notre Dame Wyka's Whizzers Braden Pam 24501 Notre Dame J V. Softball Brandt, Scott 123 2616 Academy Football, Jazz Band Brennan, Patrick 16, 21, 83, 123 3820 Gertrude Vocal Ensemble, Football Bridges, Mike 16, 28, 48, 68, 122,123 21569 Tenny Football, Track, Varsity Club Brindle Yvette 16, 68, 84 20725 Audette Brow, Nancy 68, 145 3405 Gertrude Cymnastics, Ecology Club, N.H.S. Brown, Guy 23269 Cleveland Brown, James 68, 83, 123 22241 Francis Football, Varsity Club Brown, Sue 68 24515 New York Bruce, Lisa R. 21, 69 2744 Geneva Thespians, Forensics Bryzek, Kevin 22208 Edison Buckingham, Mary 62 3621 Academy Tri-M, Art Club Bullock, Gerianna M. 69 2061 Syracuse Burbank, Todd 69 2904 Williams Burnidge, Mark 69 3503 Smith Burns, John 40, 69 2900 Ben net Ecology Club Buzzeo, Glen 69, 130, 131 1632 Sherwood Ct. Cross-Country, Track -C- Cain, Roger 3736 Madison Capilla, Donna 10, 11, 69, 80, 142, 143, 145 1740 Culver Cheerleading, Gymnastics, Thunderettes Caron, Geoffrey 4043 S Highland Carone, Phil 69, 150 3726 Madison Wrestling Carroll, Kathy 69. 3310 Culver Carter, Dawn 69 3305 Campbell Caruana, Kris 69 2434 Academy Chadha, Ravi 50, 69 2144 Banner N.H S., Tennis, French- Spanish Club Champagne, Mary Jo 68 24924 Ross . Chaparian, Maryann 69 2011 Woodside Dr French-Spanish Club, AFS 161 Cicelski, Gary 85 24925 Hickory Ciernik, Robert 24063 Boston N H.S., German Club Clos, George 69, 71 24730 Oxford Football Coco, Anna 40, 69 3024 Roulo Colleran, Kevin 69 21200 Audette Coif Collins, Allison 3419 Alice Collins, Claudia 24941 Oxford Collins, Kari 16, 69 3620 Huron Colovas, Peter 69, 124 1507 Culver Debate Forensics, Soccer Conflitti, Terry 20, 45, 69, 84. 22234 Donaldson Track, FLIGHT Coon, Joseph 69 19120 Audette Cooney, Sue 69 3532 Parker Corpolongo, Susan 69 1601 Walnut N.H.S., French-Spanish Club, German Club Coughlin, Kelly 69 3122 Lincoln Coveil, Julie 70 10 Duxbury Lane -D- Danowski, Patricia 70, 136, 154 3534 Walnut Track, German Club, N.H.S. Darcangelo, Deanna 62, 70, 142 18441 Oakwood Thunderettes, Wyka's Whizzers, Bon-Appetite Davis, Kathleen 62, 70 2645 Parker Tri-M Club, Jazz Band, Vocal Ensemble Davis, Kristi 11, 51, 62, 70 71, 142, 143 3212 Katherine German Club, N.H.S., Cheerleading Day, Sean 21, 31, 70, 72, 75, 89,122,123,152 3516 West Point Football, Baseball, Varsity Club Deckert, William 13, 70 3310 Williams DeLage, Gerald 21711 Francis Wrestling Dillinder, Jacqueline 70, 136 21539 Edna Field Hockey, Soccer Dobry, Mark 49, 70, 150 3040 Crindley Park Wrestling, A.F.S., N H.S. Dorosh, Lisa M. 70 3436 Merrick Downs, Tim 70 24400 Oxford Downs, Tom 8, 70 24400 Oxford Driscoll, Matt 70 2052 Chestnut Wrestling, Football Drogs, Linus 21, 46, 70, 83 3627 Grindley Park Student Council Ducharme, Denise 70 21556 Military Duff, Diane 83 3331 Harding Duff, Patrick 70 3736 Weddel Dugan, Kim 13, 70, 82, 142, 144 3349 Dallas Volleyball, Thunderettes Duncan, Susan 70 21703 Snow Wyka's Whizzers Dykstra, Bennett 70, 130 3512 Alice Cross-Country, N.H.S. -E- Eagan, Patrick 44, 70 22425 Madison Bolt Eden, Todd 70, 124, 147 24808 Oxford Elmore, Donald 70 2835 Ceneva Enos, Lome 70, 123, 152 2620 Venice Football, Baseball Ewing, James 71, 89, 123 3630 Willow Football -F- Felker, Kathie 71 3437 Cornell Wyka's Whizzers Ferentine, Laura L. 71 22435 Columbia Field Hockey, Track Feria, Debbi 71 2410 Boldt Flack, Charles 24837 Carlysle Flanz, LeRoy 71, 123 3726 McKinley Football, Track Fleek, Jeanie 71 3047 Crindley Park Fleek, Norman 2469 Crindley Park Gilardino, Michelle 24, 71 34 Snow Ct. Student Council Gildersleeve, Daniel 38, 58, 3321 Chestnut Gill, Charles 38, 71 1528 Venice Gill, Robert M. 72 22201 Edison Gillespie, Lisa 32, 52, 72 7 Brookline Lane N.H.S., Computer Club Glinn, Timothy S. 72 24738 Carlysle Glovier, Jeff 72 3138 Chestnut Gnadinger, Ron 3743 Vassar Grantham, Joseph 8, 16, 21, 71, 72, 123 24741 Chicago Football, Varsity Club Green, Michael 72, 124 1944 Culver Soccer, N.H.S., Ecology _ . Club Gregg, Lisa 21, 46, 72 2858 Cornell Griffin, Marty 72, 89, 123 2035 Cornel Football, Wrestling, Varsity Club Franchi, Maria L. 8, 21, 42, 45, 46, 61, 71,166, 33 Blair Lane 167 Student Council, FLIGHT, Bon-Appetit Club Franklin, Anita 21212 Outer Dr. Frederick, Allison 71 3421 Raymond Frentner, Thomas 24736 Oxford Furgerson, Donna 7, 36, 71, 130,131 21001 Carlysle Thunderettes, Swimming -G- Griswold, Robert 72 3335 Parker Coif, Wrestling Gronvall, Sandi 72 2641 Pelham Grueber, Matthew 73, 124 7 Nowlin Ct. Soccer, French-Spanish Club, N.H.S. Guerreso, Cathy 63, 73, 88 36 Snow Court Jazz Band, Concert Band Guibord, Kenneth 73 3130 Lincoln Gauthier, Greg 71 15 Snow Court -H- Cerman Club, Debate Gazarek, Barbara A. 24329 Carlysle Hagelthorn, Erik R. 73 Genaw, Jeffrey 71, 97 21145 Donaldson 3371 Byrd Cross-Country, German N.H.S., Cerman Club, Track Club 162 Halkowitz, Amy 73 22152 Edison A.F.S. Hall, Mary 73 22032 Military Hamel, Patrick 12, 44, 45, 50, 72, 73, 123, 152, 166, 167 3122 Campbell Baseball, Football, FLIGHT, Bolt Haragely, Colleen 21, 73 2930 Katherine Hartwick, Holly 18325 Robert Hatcher, Michelle 73 3425 Byrd Hebets, Gayle 50, 73, 136, 154 40 Snow Court N.H.S., Ecology Club, Forensics Club Heigel, David 1420 Southfield Heigel, Greg 1420 Southfield Helka, Donna 24520 Boston Henrish, Tina 73 2739 Banner Herrst, John 27, 33, 73 1566 Linden Jazz Band, Tri-M, Ski Club Hill, Kathleen 73 3011 Grindley Park Hofner, Wendy 2825 Academy Hoge, Margo 73 22171 Audette German Club Holmes, Tracy 73 2010 Hollywood Student Council, N.H.S. Hopwood, Patricia 73 1452 Sherwood Ct. N.H.S., French-Spanish Club, Ecology Club Horrocks, Simon 32, 62, 73 3428 Detroit Jazz Band, Orchestra Howard, Fred 73 2750 Grindley Park Hughes, Tom 16, 38, 73, 123, 146, 147, 155 3805 Katherine Football, Basketball, Track -J- jackson, Sharon 24454 Dartmouth Jakey, Peter 123 24802 Carlysle Football Jamgochian, Charles 24819 Penn Janukaitis, Danguole 24453 Boston Jarvis, Edward 22507 Olmstead A.F.S. Ski Club Jeter, Marc 73, 147 1954 Detroit Basketball, Track Jewell, Allen E. 73 22101 Gregory Johnson, Christine 73 1841 Byrd Johnson, Lisa 73 24706 Dunning Jones, Cathy 10, 11, 152 22100 Francis Varsity Club, German Club, N.H.S., Basketball Jung, Suann 73, 142, 143 18425 Snow Cheerleading, Thunderettes -K- Karakula, Kimberly 73 2913 Hubbard Volleyball Karbacz, Marnie 24155 Chicago Katsakis, Colleen 37, 74 22916 Cleveland Keane, Joy 74 2030 Walnut Basketball, Student Council Kiernan, Maureen 74, 153 30 Snow Ct. Basketball, Softball Kinard, Kristi 38, 50, 74 22209 Francis Swimming, Varsity Club, French-Spanish Club Kissel, Gary 74 24162 Notre Dame Klask, Gregory 74, 139 2711 Geneva Tennis Klassa, Scott 13, 16, 45, 68, 74, 130, 155, 166, 167 3745 Mayfair Cross-Country, Track, Var- sity Club Klauke, James 21 21741 Homer Klauke, John J. 21, 62 Vocal Ensemble, Concert Choir, Tri-M Knight, Beth 47 . 74, 145 3731 Mayfair NHS, Gymnastics Kurbel, Jacqueline 54, 74, 142, 143 3255 Pardee Cheerleading, Thunderettes, Kutney, Julie 74, 142 3140 Katherine « Lowery, Renee 72, 75 22315 Olmstead Soccer, Wyka's Whizzers Luberto, Paul 75 Golf Ski Club Lucas, Jeff 2826 Academy Lucas, Ken 16, 21, 75, 122, 123, 150, 151 2740 Syracuse Football, Wrestling, Varsity Club Lypeckyj, Adrianna 53, 54, 62, 75 1760 Walnut Booster Club, Thespians, Tri-M -M- -L- LaBelle, Robert 27 21529 Audette La Feve, Lee 41, 74 1760 Hollywood Lakso, Carl 74 22750 Nowlin Langtry, Nick 20600 Outer Drive Lapeer, Richard 74 23328 Carlysle Leedy, Colleen 75 3036 Syracuse Lehotan, Marty 75 1960 Hollywood Vocal Ensemble Leigh, Gary 8 1128 Walnut Leon, Charlotte 75 3355 Houston Lepkowski, Linda 2751 Cornell Lerini, Michele 75 3151 Raymond Litwin, Eva 75 18435 Oakwood Bon-Appetite Longshore, Judy 75 24843 Calvin Lott, David 75 24825 Hickory MacDonald, Craig 7, 75 3139 Vassar Machak, Dan 47, 71, 75, 89, 123 3716 Vassar Football, German Club, Debate Forensics Mallia, Tina M. 75 3645 Roosevelt Maly, Patrick A. 75 3301 Bennett Markley, Kym 75 3341 Dallas Wyka's Whizzers Martinez, David A. 73, 83 124 3544 Academy AFS Club, Soccer Mascot, Doug 3413 Walnut Masi, Scott 45, 75, 150 7 Snow Ct Wrestling, Varsity Club Mattern, Scott 65, 75, 123 3800 Grindley Park Football, Baseball, Varsity Club Mattieson, Mark 76 1715 Robindale Maxwell, Mary 76 22921 Nowlin Booster Club, Ski Club 163 McDaniel, Keri 76 22929 Oxford Track McDermott, Sandy M. 47, 68, 76, 154 1301 Alice Swimming, French-Spanish Club, Track, NHS McGrew, Rodney 76 2825 Queen Menning, Bruce 76 22312 Nowlin Ski Club Messier, Kimberley 76 3505 Byrd Milczuk, Gregory 12, 76, 87, 122, 123,150, 151 1770 Culver Football, Wrestling Miller, Sarah 76 24914 New York Mitchell, Greg 76 24701 New York Montgomery, William 76 21717 Homer Ski Club, Soccer, Football Moore, Jeff 76 3323 Lincoln A.F.S. Club Moran, Michele 11, 21, 67, 74,76,80,142,143 3249 Monroe Swimming, Student Council, Varsity Club Morgan, Carol 76 2950 Cornell Moroz, Patricia 32, 63, 76 22732 Nowlin Band, Jazz Ensemble Morris, Scott 3731 Huron Morrone, Remo 74, 76, 84, 139 3532 Crindley Park Tennis, Varsity Club Murdoch, Chris 46, 76 1780 Sherwood Ct. Ecology Club Muscat, Mary 76 20920 Carlysle Ski Club -N- Nabozny, Bryan 77, 146, 147 3151 Smith Basketball, FLIGHT Nagy, Paul 39, 77 5 Carlysle Ct German Club Nance, Darren 44, 50, 77, 84 3127 Vassar BOLT Navetta, Lenora 77 3806 Crindley Park Bon-Appetit, French- Spanish Club Nelson, Donna 27, 77 22261 Donaldson Volleyball Neuman, Lisa 77, 85 3555 Harding Vocal Ensemble, Wyka's Whizzers, Tri-M Newman, Julie 77 22132 Edison Niemi, Brian E. 77 2840 Banner Niemi, Brian K. 21011 Carlysle Nieto, Dominic 10, 21, 72, 77,152 3839 Madison Baseball, BOLT Nolan, Sandra 62, 77, 142, 143 1547 Venice Cheeleading, Tri-M Thunderettes Nolff, Cyndi 77, 142, 154 3152 Detroit Cross-Country, Track, NHS -O- O'Berto, Mark 2717 Geneva O'Berto, Michael 2717 Geneva O'Brien, Colleen 77 3448 Byrd Field Hockey O'Brien, Kevin 77, 123, 140 3344 Chestnut Football, Swimming O'Brien, Peggy Jo 77, 86 3720 Roosevelt Wyka's Whizzers Odom, Carol 77 3154 Chestnut French-Spanish Club Olenick, Deanna 1628 Birchcrest O'Neill, Patrick 2849 Queen Onusko, Renee 77, 82 2415 Crindley Park Osborne, Todd 39, 78 22340 Francis Ouellette, Michael 65, 78, 151 2610 Houston Wrestling, Varsity Club Ouellette, Patrick 78 2610 Houston Wrestling, Varsity Club -P- Page, Charlene 78 Track, German Club Paison, Wendy 78 3260 Monroe Panepucci, Michael 33, 63, 78 2018 Detroit NHS, Jazz Band Parris, John 7, 31, 78, 152 3043 Geneva Baseball Peecher, Robert 3550 Vassar Perri, Kevin 20, 31, 44, 45, 78, 166 2934 Queen BOLT, FLIGHT Perrin, John 78 15522 Middlebury Peruski, Joseph 78, 130 21555 Homer Varsity Club. Track Pettinga, Deby 78 22054 Olmstead Phillips, Earlet 78 24071 Boston Majorette, NHS, Concert Band Phillips, June 54, 79, 142 3258 Katherine Thunderettes, Booster Club Pigott, Elizabeth 68, 79 2044 N Franklin Wyka's Whizzers, German Club Plaunt, Glen 27, 79 3314 Monroe Plunkett, Linda L. 79 24634 Cherry German Club, Art Club Polsinelli, Laura 79 3427 Madison Pond, Doug 79, 123 3605 Parker Football Ponelis, Victor 56, 79 22209 Edison NHS, AFS, German Club Pormorski, Karen 79 3349 Williams Porter, Blair 56, 79 3637 Bennet AFS, NHS, Cerman Club Potochick, Tracy 45, 79, 136, 166, 167 8 Snow Ct Field Hockey, Ecology Club, FLIGHT, Powers, Mickey 20, 79 3353 Hollywood Pryor, Jamie 79 3801 Syracuse Wyka's Whizzers Pudysz, Claudia 79, 84 1646 Linden Puma, Sara Jo 79 23253 Cleveland -R- Rafferty, Karen 32, 33, 62, 63, 81 1620 Culver Seniors 164 Reddick, Kimberly 81 2813 Banner French-Spanish Club Reilly, Doreen 37, 68, 72, 81 24434 Union Basketball, Student Council Renshaw, Michael 46, 81 1753 Hollywood AFS, NHS, Student Council Rhodes, Cheryl 81 1972 Chestnut Rippey, Richard 32, 50, 59, 81 1952 Hollywood Cross-Country, Track Rodriguez, David 21, 81, 147 21542 Gregory Basketball Romanski, Nancy 81, 142 3312 Smith Thunderettes Romp, Scott 81 24317 New York Roose, Donna 21, 37, 136 3829 Williams Softball, Field Hockey Roper, Susan 81 3225 Woodside Dr. Rosiak, Renee 81 3354 Crindley Park Rousseau, Dave 56, 81 3000 Cornell AFS, NHS, German Club Rowe, Jeff 81 3515 Syracuse Ruth, Angela 82 2631 Banner Ryan, Kevin 82 German Club Ryan, Rochelle 32, 33, 62, 63, 82, 88 2631 Pelham -S- Saenz, Edward 50, 82, 84 23000 Audette Sample, Brice 82, 140 2614 Walnut Tennis, Swimming Sample, Jim 7, 82 3444 Harding Football, Baseball Sanson, Michael 33, 63, 82, 122, 123, 147, 152 10 Snow Ct Football, Basketball, Base- ball Sartor, Nick 32, 63, 82, 130 2481 Crindley Park Cross-Country, NHS Sartorius, Heidi 68, 82 254 S. Vernon German Club, Wyka's c . Whizzers Saunders, Kenneth Lee 82, 89, 123, 155 3537 Gertrude Football, Track, Varsity Club Saylors, Vickie A. 13, 21, 44, 45, 54, 74, 82, 142, 143, 166, 167 3420 McKinley Cheerleading, Thunderettes, Varsity Club, BOLT, FLIGHT. Wyka's Whizzers Seefelt, Christine 86 1855 Woodside Dr. Sharkey, Susan 85, 86 3042 Geneva Sharrow, Brian 21, 50, 86 3337 Woodside Dr. Cross-Country, Debate Fo- rensics Shema, Ed 86, 123 3326 Cornell Football, Varsity Club Silver, Charlie 16, 86, 123 3341 Pelham Football, Varsity Club, Track Simmons, Darin 86, 124 3122 Raymond Varsity Club, Soccer Smiljan, Gary 86 1936 Venice Smith, Eric 72, 86, 140, 141 22447 Olmstead Swimming, NHS Smith, Rodney 86 2044 Syracuse Sorensen, Linda 86 22408 Olmstead Irack, Vocal Ensemble Sowers, Rodney 74, 81, 86, 87, 123 22256 Oxford Football St. Onge, Theresa 31, 86 21381 W Outer Drive Stranahan, Gihson 86 22352 Francis Svok, Kelly 86 3812 Roosevelt -T- Talbei Amy 8, 20, 21, 44. 45, 86, 166, 167 3441 Westwood BOLT, FLIGHT, Debate Forensics Tailford, Kevin E. 2660 Queen Terry, Daniel 86, 124, 139 5 Brookline Lane Soccer, Tennis Terry, David 86 3404 Polk Timmons, Craig 86 3410 Grindlev Park Tiseo, Darin 86 3357 Williams Toporek, Paul 87 3544 Dudley Toth, Kim 87 24705 Union Towe, Kevin 87, 147 3019 West Point Basketball, Tennis Tran, Thuy 124 21900 Snow Soccer Treiber, Bart 87 Student Council Trifan, Kimberley 87 24809 Cherry Art Club Tulas, Anne 30, 67, 80, 87 22253 Edison Cross-Country, Track Turner, Teresa 87 18313 Audette Tyson, Douglas 87, 124 5 Abington Lane Soccer -V- Van Proeyen, Bob 58, 87 3454 Chestnut Ecology Club Vauris, Donald 87 3626 West Point Vessels, Sharon M. 87, 150 22154 Francis Vick, Michelle 24359 Penn Voigt, Keith 47, 58, 87, 124 3333 Northampton Soccer, Ecology Club -W- Wagel, Linda 67, 87, 88 3430 Grindlev Park Waldron, Jeanne 31, 45, 46, 68, 80, 166, 167 17801 Snow Student Council, Bon-Appe- tit Club, Thespians Ward, Raymond 3301 Monroe Weber, Sarah 87 20350 Audette Webster, Timothy 31, 87 22870 W Outer Drive Weddell, Gregory 50, 62, 87, 124 15542 Longmeadow Weems, Jeff 88 2815 Crindley Park Wexel, Cindy 88 21440 Outer Dr Wilson, Kelly 88, 136 Field Hockey, Track, Vocal Ensemble Winslow, Jeff 88 24516 Union Wolin, David 88 3417 Byrd Wright, Gregory 88 1148 Linden Wrubel, David 51, 57, 62, 88 1060 Walnut -Y- Yelinek, Dawn 88 1918 Culver Yunker, Leanne 11, 88, 143 22257 Military Track, Cross-Country, Wyka's Whizzers -Z- Zavisa, Judith 88 24071 Chicago Zimmer, Charles 21, 50, 88, 139 3611 Bennett Tennis, Debate Forensics Zombeck, Timothy 88 3442 Willow Zukovich, Kim 153 22207 Military Softball, Basketball 165 fc .'