Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

Huskie Hall of Fame 1983 3 4 5 6 8 Pep Assemblies 9 10 u 12 Spirit Week ■L.—. The Wall Bill Beck Pat Dalton Jon Geearaerts Mike McKellar 15 THE YEAR ORGANIZATIONS u o c 0) O Back row from left to right: Jane Calahan. Treasurer Kris Carey. Vice President Helen Madden. Kathy Schomaker. Patti Rutkwicz. Secretary Sue Scott. Front row from left to right: Chris Gudaitis. Kristen Miller. President Kristi Wegner, Laura Saxsma. Diane Darby. Brent Schultz. The student council had a successful year. It helped bright- en the school by donating tbe paint for tbe abstract mural in the hallway. From profits made at the basketball concession stands, the organization placed the first payment on the intercom system. The members spent a day at Birch Run to see how their student leaders worked. The student council sponsored a valentine Morp dance, in which females asked males. Also in February, they organized spirit week. There were dress-up days and activities during lunch. 18 Back Row: Advisor Mrs. Gunther. Dawn Starke. Ben Crump. Dirk Entzian. Joe King. Front Row: Cathy Tyra, Linda Cross. Ann Debozy. Tammy Case. Ben Temple. This year at Hemlock High School, for the first time, a paper was published independently from the regular class schedule. A group of students, headed by Mrs. Gunther, produced a paper monthly to keep the students informed of the school’s events. The imaginative illustrations and the advice column were ingredi- ents that were never seen before in previous papers. o c QJ Vi 3 O ro Vi ro ( ) n o o 19 O c fU CO (Row I): Sarah Sarchet. Tammy Konecy, Theresa Grzesiak. Denise Hubble. Melissa Krueger. Laurie Oravitz. Lori Prast. Andera Blakeslee. Maria Sanders. Laura Linton. Debbie Moeller. (Row 2): Karen Gottschalk. Karrie Tessin. Jamie Eckstorm. Charlene Meier. Karen Bierd. Ronda Ortman. Matt Ewald. Virginia Klopf. Ann Debozy, Marge Neuenfeldt. Pat Rutkiewicz. Steve Tomsich, Jeff Crump. Chris Ruth. Keith Grubaugh. Matt Douglass. Deb Schultz. Jim Ryder. Kristen Miller. (Row 3): Bernadette Murphy. Cathy Tyra. Linda Cross. Robin York. Greg Moon. Ken Taylor. Glen Wilson. Mike Klug. Edwin Aho. Jason Hill. Greg LeVee, Missy Izzo. Brent Eads. Roger Ryder. Cindy Zastrow. Jim Kine. Fred Bellinger. Kurt Seeburger, Bob Ryder, Jeff Schultz. Chris Loiselle. Doug Fritzler. (Row 4): Deb Storch, Jerry Draper. Paul Greskowiak, Joe Radosa. Alison Gase. Kevin Bohlen. Amy Byam, Eric Kuelski. Scott Bartlett. (Missing) Tim Breternitz, and George Armeros. The senior high band was on the move this year. They kept the community well entertained with con- certs throughout the year. They helped with homecoming by constructing a float and playing for the game. The band aided the school’s assemblies by leading the student body in the school song. They had a Christmas concert which filled the audi- ence with the holiday spirit. The HHS band received a I at District and a II at State which is the best they have done in the past few years. The band traveled to Toronto for an international music festi- val, where they took second place. They played at the Bavarian Festival in Frankenmuth, too. The musi- cians fund raisers were a rock-a-thon, car wash, candy sales, spaghetti dinner, T-Shirt sales, kit sale, canister sale, and a Bar-B-Que. These helped finance their Toronto trip and European Tour scheduled for the summer of '84. The sky's the limit for the band, and the talent is shining through. 20 Kristi Wegner. Wendy Long, Shari Majeski. Chris Etienne. Kathleen Bierd. Chris Knoll. Amy Byam. Wendy Kitter. Michele Wreggelsworth. Helen Madden. Kathy Schomaker. Susan Scott. Kris Leidig. Kristen Miller. Amy Zeitler. Charlene Fortin. Judi Twarozynski. Craig Freeman. John Fatura. Greg Updike. Jeff Heinz. Jeff Gosen, Shelley Colvin. Laura Belisle. Ann Gorney. Patti Peak. Karen Mikek. Jill Murphy. Carman Rohn. Sandy Hock. Karen LaLonde. Tracy Brown. Tonya Braley. Michael Rant. Sarah Hollingsworth. Scott Gorsline. Bob Yackel. Bill Smelley. Jeff Turner. Mike Laundra. Todd Butcher. Pat Anaman. Steve Tomsich. Denise Hubbell. Kimm Schian. Kris Carey. Stephanie Beckrow. Wendy Near. Curt Mielke. John Honsinger. Brad Doehring. Don Martin. Robert Gerzeski. Mike Knox. Steve Zolinski. Tom Kalkman. Dave Moeller. Kurt Hilbrandt. Linda Palmer. Bernadette Murphy. Missing: Michele Morrison. Kathy Smith. Troy Stone. Dan Darby. Carol Vacik. Leslie Wallace. Andrea Johnston. Tonia Engel. Tammy Konecny. Sarah Sarchet. Kendal Smolchuck. Laura Saxsma. Karen Gottschalk. Mia Durham. Becky Rick. Kim Fatura. Stacy Nowak. Kim Nehmer. Lori Kitter. Amy Rohn. Ju- lie Fleissner. Jean Rauchholz. Tom Neuenfeldt, Paul Jurek. Joe King, Paul Greskowiak. Wayne Pretzer. Missing: Mark Bohlen. Lori Burdo. John Morrison. Teri Otter, Cathy Priest. O 3 O o n ro‘ 21 B.O.E.C. K. Bieberitz B. Burdo J. Chapin A. Clayborn S. Colvin J. Davis P. Diener P. Dreffs M. Durham C. Etienne M.Gerzeski A. Gorney S. Gorsline C. Guerrero L. Gwizdala L. Heiler J. Heinz S. Hock K. Kataski L. Kitter W.Kilter C. Knoll W.Long $. Majeski C. Mason M. Morrison T. Pacholke C. Prezzato C. Priest C. Pringle J. Rauchholz A. Rohn J. Royal M.Russ L. Saxsma K. Schomaker L. Scott S. Scott S. Shepherd K. Smith K. Wegner B. Weise A. Wudel A. Zietler FRONT ROW: Kim Kataski. Pam Diener. Mia Durham. Mary Russ SECOND ROW: Sally Shepherd. Penny Dreffs. Jennifer Royal. Lori Kitter THIRD ROW: Jeff Heinz. Shari Majeski. Kristi Wegner. Scott Gorsline. Ann Gorney. Kathy Smith. Chris Prezzato. Mr. Luebkert 22 FRONT ROW: Cathy Priest. Michelle Morrison. Amy Clayborn. Lisa Scott SECOND ROW: Chris Etienne. Christine Knoll. Wendy Kitter. Amy Zeitler THIRD ROW: Jean Rauchholz. Bill Weise. Lisa Heiler. Ann Wudel. Amy Rohn. Cynthia Guerrero. Kris Bieberitz. Wendy Long. Shelley Colvin. Sandy Hock Back row: Ann Wudel. Lisa Scott. Mary Russ. Chris Knoll. Cathy Priest. Kristi Wegner. Front row= Sandy Hock. Mia Durham. Chris Etienne. Jean Rauchholz. BOEC has completed another successful year. Hemlock’s members should be proud of themselves. They represented the school with fine style. Several fundraisers were undertaken enthusiastically. The money helped finance the trip to the state competition at the Detroit Rennaisance Center. Here, ten placed with two qualifying for nationals. Jean Rauchholz and Cathy Priest went to Chicago and successfully placed here too. Hemlock definitely completed another year with dignity. 23 Cathy Priest. Jean Rauchholz. Now, This is Dedication . . . 04 Future Farmers of America John Seeman Joe Radosa Kra'nialk JMia T Durham Steve Barnovitz Brenda Frederick Rich Sheldon Troy Beyersdorf 4P President Vice PrSidcj SedWt v� Treasffrer Reporter Sentinel Parliamentarian T he FFA had a successful year under the guidance of Mrs. Mentus. Activities included their annual citrus fruit sale and their seed sale. The FFA is also credited with the con- struction of a sign on North Hemlock Road near the Administration building welcoming everyone to our village. The year was ended with a banquet on the evening of May 24, 1983, at 6:30 in which Proficiencey Awards were given. 26 THE YEAR ACTIVITIES Students For the first time. Hemlock High School participated in Project Outreach. This unique forum centered around the stu- dent’s views and and opinions concerning various matters. Taking place in November, Kristi Wegner headed this day of involvement.” Hemlock made history by being the first school to allow all of the students to partake. We were highly rated and praised by many. Congratulations, Hemlock, on making history on this fine eventl 28 Reaching Out Junior Play THE CAST: Cindy Guerrero Brian Schultz Wendy Fenn Coach Johnson Mark Bohlen Willis Trout Dave Keck Wendy Bailey Debbie Schmidt Chris Gudaitis Tim Cole Tom Stroebel Jeff Durfee Cathy Priest Tammy Konecny Sarah Sarchet Jill Suppes 30 It’s High Time The class of 1984 put on a delightful comedy this year for this year’s production of the Ju- nior Play. It's High Time” was presented on January 13 and 15, 1983. Hard work, dedication, and determination made the play a huge success. Bill Wade, the director, had the assistance of Andrea Johnston, the student di- rector. in producing an exciting presentation. 31 Krazy This year’s production of the Senior Play turned out extremely well. The class of 1983 put on Krazy Kamp for the public’s enjoyment and amusement. It was a light-hearted comedy centered around the mixing of an all-girls camp and an all-boys camp. The resulting affects were hilarious, creating three days of fine per- formances. 32 Kamp Eve Hunnicutt.......... Alva Doright........... Adam Apple............. Willard................ Theodora Wolfswmkle . Vivian Vandersnap...... Kale Millfloss......... Hildegard Von Fishbeck Officer Dumm........... Mr. Terwilliter........ Smudge................. Linda Biddle........... Cindy.................. Sylvia................. Jenny ................. Joe.................... Larry.................. Ivan The Terrible...... Elmer Crumb............ Cleopatra Nile......... Clams Marinara......... Dixie.................. Doyle.................. Mrs. Thistlemist....... George................. Campers ............... ...........Ann Gorney .........Cherri Futrell ..........Steve Tomsich .........Ted Woolever .........Bernie Murphy ...........Wendy Long ......Kathy Schomaker .........Amy Hubbard .........Todd Butcher ............Greg Updike Michele Wreggelsworth .........Shari Maieski .........Kristen Miller .............Ann Wudel ...........Laura Belisle .............Pat LaPorte ...........Brent Schultz .............Dan Braley .........Florian Reindel ...........Chris Knoll ..........Scott Gorsline .........Chris Etienne ............John Fatura ..........Lisa Stroebel .............Don Royal ............Walt Garcia Bill Smelley Miyako Namba Andrianna 33 Talent Shows in Hemlock’s second annual Academic Track Meet was held March 17, 1983 at Hemlock High School. It was against St. Peter and Paul. The individuals who partici- pated showed enthusiasm and excitement. Unfortunately, that wasn’t quite enough to win the meet. Hemlock slipped behind in the first section which consisted of 20 different written tests which proved to be rather challenging. Artists' skills were tested in the second section-, they used charcoal and chalk to draw their perspective of a still life. The Huskies did quite well in section three by earning 49 points; St. Peter and Paul’s score was kept down to 39. When all events were over, Hemlock's competition came out ahead with a score of 152 while we had 105. A special thanks to all coaches, participants, and supporters. 34 Academic Track Meet Point Winners: Mary Ayre—Dramatic Read (2nd) Tim Breternitz—Instrum Group Ann Debozy—Geography (3rd) Pam Diener—General Math (3rd) Matt Ewald—Instrum Solo (1st) Brenda Frederick—Digit-O-Clock (2nd) Paul Greskowiak—Instrum Group Keith Grubaugh—Instrum Group Fleather Hammond—Word-O-Clock (1st) Amy Hubbard—Girls Trio Denise Hubbell—Human Ecol. (1st). Comm. Arts (3rd) Robert Juhala—String and Bow (1st) Joe King—U.S. History (1st) Chris Knoll—Chemistry (3rd) Laura Koboldt—Human Ecol. (2nd) Tammy Konecny—Instrum Group Kelly Long—Interp. Read (2nd) Connie Mason—Mixed Duet Curt Mielke—String and Bow (3rd) Kristen Miller—Instrum Solo (2nd) Debbie Moeller Digit O-Clock (1st) John Morrison—U.S. History (3rd). Trivia (2nd) Bernadette Murphy lustrum Group Bill Nyman U.S. History (2nd). Trivia (3rd) Kathy Polzin—Girls Trio Cathy Priest—Dramatic Read (2nd) Jean Rauchholz—Bus. Math (2nd) Florian Reindel—Anc. History (2nd). String and Bow (2nd) Becky Rick—Comm. Arts (1st) Jennifer Royal—Interp. Read (3rd) Patti Rutkiewicz—Instrum Group Jim Ryder—Instrum Group Roger Ryder—Instrum Group Amy Rye—Trivia (3rd) Sarah Sarchet—Instrum Group Curt Seeburger—Instrum Group Sarah Spadaro—Vocal Solo (1st), Girls Trio Steve Tomsich—Mixed Duet. Instrum Group Julie Turner—Art (Gr-ch) (1st) Carol Vacik—Biology (3rd) Cindy Zastrow—Instrum Group 33 Hemlock Faculty 36 Presents Honors Cllg. Eng.: Kathy Schomaker, Ann Gorney, Jeff Heinz, Wendy Kitter, Chris Knoll, Kristi Wegner, Shari Majeski Eng. II: Tonia Engel, Mark Bohlen Gov’t: Patti Peak Econ: Bill Hendershot Gov’t: Ann Gorney History: Laurie Oravitz, Susanna Sarva, Mia Durham, Tonia Engel Food 6 Nutr.: Todd Ware Family Rei.: Lori Burdo Clothing: Tracy Neuenfeldt Consumer Ed.: Lori Kehrer Child Deve.: Denise Hubbell Housing: Annette Clark Auto Mech. Body: Matt Bray, Rich Sheldon, Robert Gerzeski, Doug Bates Wood: Kevin Carey Mech. Drawing L Curt Mielke Mech. Drawing II: Kim Nehmer, Greg Updike Arch.: Scott Stadler French: Mark Bohlen German: Susan Scott Lib. Aide: Yvette Hawrot, Joal Hildebrandt Alg. II: Scott Menjoulet Geometry: Rick Sackrider Trig.: Kurt Hilbrandt, Teri Otter Comp.: Kurt Hilbrandt, Becky Rick Calc.: Kurt Hilbrandt, Teri Otter Geometry: Pam Diener, Tricia Shei, Sherri Shei, Sue Lickly, Ann Debozy, Sheila Paul Chem. I: Pam Diener Chem. II: Jeff Heinz, Becky Rick Physics: Ann Gorney, Kurt Hilbrandt Chem. I: Brian Cole, Eric Kuelske, Sandy Hock, Scott Menjoulet Bio. I: Michele Kataska, Rick Sackrider Bio II: Becky Rick Soc. St.: Shelley Dufort HFT Award: Kristi Wegner, Jeff Greskowiak DeKalb Award: Robert Gerzeski Animal Science: Brenda Fredricks, Patti Peak, Robert Gerzeski Farm Management: Robert Gerzeski Plant Science: Jonell Davis, Heather Hammond, Yvette Hawrot Director’s: Steve Tomsich J. P. Sousa: Kristen Miller Outst’d IOth: Michelle Izzo, Lori Prast Outst'd 111 h: Paul Greskowiak Outst’d 12th: Jim Ryder, Brent Eads Acct I: Jeff Heinz, Jean Rachhola. Tom Neuenfeldt Acct II: Shari Majeski, Shelley Colvin, Wendy Near, Sandy Hock Mark RT: Bill Hendershot Steno I: Amy Zeitler, Marie Savage, Sally Shepherd Steno II: Kathy Smith. Mike Rant Shorthand: Linda Clapp Typing I: Bill Weise, Amy Clayborn, Mary Russ, Bonnie Niven, Kris Bieberitz, Pam Deiner General Business: Andrea Johnston, Florian Reindel, Troy Ostrowski, Mike Laundra BOC National Winners: Jean Rachholz, Cathy Priest Typing I: Ken Laundra, Kim Nehmer Business Math: Jean Rachholz Eng. II: Becky Rick. Sarah Sarchet. Jean Rachholz. Tom Neuenfeldt, Dan Darby, Paul Greskowiak, Les- lie Wallace, Mia Durham, Laura Linton, Amy Rohn Reading Lab: Bob Coates Eng. 10 Pam Hourse, Laurie Oravitz, Pam Deiner, Bridget Agresta, Shelley Dufort Eng. IO Michelle Kataski, Patricia Shei, Lori Prast. Annette Pruit. Patrick Sackrider Principal’s Award: Kristi Wegner Arthur E. Turner Award: Kristi Wegner Most Spirited Huskie: Michele Wreggelsworth 37 Junior Senior Banquet T he Junior Senior Banquet was an evening of de- licious food, pleasant conversation, speeches, and awards. The banquet preceded Prom at Saginaw’s Germania Country Club. Awards were given to in- dividuals for Most Athletic, Most Spirited, Mr. 'Uoe Cool”, Prettiest Female, and other such areas. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening for a k 38 Prom 40 Following a lovely banquet dinner, dancing began. Couples in long dresses and tuxedos filled the Germania room. The music ranged from slow and romantic to fast and exciting. The couples were touched by a sentimental feeling making Prom all the more special. Mr. Wolff was present) he captured the evening in pic- tures for all to remember. The memories of Prom will be in the hearts of all who attended forever. 41 An 'Apple’ for the Students The technology of Apple moved to Hemlock High School this year. Through the generosity of Dow Chemical and the Hemlock School Board, four computers were purchased for Hemlock. The high school’s class schedule was expanded to offer new classes to initi- ate the new computers. The addition of these computers made it possible for each student to have more exposure during class hours and more time to work with them. Hemlock instructors: Mr. Otter and Mr. Taylor, Dow Representatives: Tony Krowccak and Kenneth Simmer, School Board President: John Gudaitis, students: Michelle Wregglesworth and Don Blakeslee. THE YEAR Hemlock Cross-Country Back Row: Jennifer Royal. Michele Wreggelsworth. Janis Gorney. Julie Watson. Camie West. Shari Schultz. Middle Row: Susanna Sarva. Cindy Beyersdorf, Chris Knoll. Tammy Schultz. Virginia Klopf. Charlene Meier. Front Row: Wendi Wade. Bridget Agresta. Molly Morrison. Michele Morrison. I all of 1982 was a time of success for the girls' cross-country team. At regionals, they captured first place by outdistancing their competitors. This feat assured them a ticket to the state finals. The team’s top runner, sopho- more Julie Watson, broke a school record with a time of 18:47. Finnish ex- change student Susanna Sarva made a new senior record. The team won all their dual meets and did well at invitationals. The man behind the team was coach Bill Agresta. By working hard and giving valuable advice, he helped the team reach success. 44 Sets the Pace Back Row: Greg Updike. John Morrison. Jeff Greskowiak. Bill Nyman. Curt Mielke. Richard Gofton. Front Row: Todd Ware. Rick Majeski, Ben Walker. Brian Oldenburg. Doug Hegenauer. The boys’ cross-country team of 1982 was something the community of Hemlock can be proud of. The team of runners was defeated in only one dual meet by a tough Garber squad. At the regional meet the team was confident. With a full team effort, they placed second. At the re- gional meet, the Hemlock squad placed second also, losing only to the Garber by three points. Going into the state meet, Hemlock’s cross- country team was rated 7th. On a cold November morning, the men pulled off a complete team effort and finished an impressive 4th in the state. 45 Huskie Varsity Football Third Row: Paul Jurek. Tim Bretermtz. Tom Neunfeldt. Scott Gorsline. Brian Schultz. Mike Butcher. Chad Londry. Tom Bronz, Bob Root. Louie Butko. Glenn House; Second Row: Anthony Beckrow, Jeff Gosen. Troy Ostrowski. Scott Stadler, Jim Rowe. Troy Stone. Joe Reed. Brian Nalevayko. Marty Pitt. Tom Hagarty, Tim Cole. Jim Murray� First Row: Rob Freier. Fred Crosby. Jeff Durfee. Jeff Heinz. Bill Hendershot. Ted Woolever. Craig Wilsey. Todd Butcher. Troy Kaiser. John Wenzel, Don Royal The Hemlock Varsity football team was tied for third place in the Tri-Valley Conference with five wins and four losses. The team’s spirit and determination helped them in their pursuit of victory. An excellent win of 20-0 was earned at the homecoming game. The season ended with a total of 184 well-deserved points by the team. H O MacArthur 14 20 Frankenmuth 14 6 Millington 34 6 E-Garber 20 0 Carrollton 18 19 Swan Valley 21 22 Bullock Creek 21 12 Birch Run 7 35 St. Charles 35 20 46 47 Junior Varsity MacArthur Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Birch Run St. Charles Team members include: Les Martin. Troy Wilsey. Kris Kissane. Dan Fekay. Kurt Kaiser. Pat Kenny. Keith Rowe. Brian Cole. Mike McCullagh. Greg Gorsline. Henry Kricher. San Cody. Ben Temple. Kevin Clark. Earl Murphy. Paul Kohlhoff. Dave Fortin. Kevin Carey. Ken Laundra. Ken Ling. Roger Ryder. Chris Peterson. Jeff Crump. Kyle Gemeinhardt. Scott Mejoulet. and Mark Hingston. Coach Bob Taylor and Coach Jim Blue. 48 Tri-Valley Champs The J.V. Huskies did extremely well this season. They captured the Tri-Valley Conference title this year. Their excellent record consisted of 8 wins, 0 losses, and I tie. In several instances, the football team not only defeated their opposer, but left them pointless. Hemlock did not allow MacArthur, Frankenmuth, Millington, Carrollton, Swan Valley, Bullock Creek, or St. Charles to score a single point. Their most chal- lenging game was against Garber. This game ended with a tie score. Les Martin was responsible for 74 of the 360 points scored this season. Congratulations on a fine year, Tri-Valley Champs. 49 Golf Team Makes Par O H Cheasanmg 431 415 Coruna 24 1 217 Frankenmuth 392 424 All Saints 222 212 Garber 416 432 Swan Valley 411 419 All Saints 199 208 Coruna 204 210 Birch Run 444 425 Valley Lutheran 232 201 Panther Classic 5th Shepherd 5th Conference 4th Regional 9th Front Row: Mark Fngel. Matt Lutzke. Tom Kochendorfer. Dan Zeitler. Chad Lynn. Second Row: Ron Zeitler. Paul Gay. Tom Garrecht. John Fatura. Jeff Bruske. Tom Strobel. Back Row: Mike Knox and Jeff Turner. The golf team had a fair season under the guidance of Coach Sutton. They had a record of five wins and five losses. They re- ceived a fifth at the Panther Classic, a fifth at the Shepard Invitational, a fourth at Conference, and eighth at Regionals to add to their accomplishments. Mike Knox was chosen as most valuable player. Among the letter winners were Jeff Bruske, John Fatura. Tom Garrecht, Mike Knox, Jeff Turner, Tom Kochendorfer, and Steve Zolinski. 50 Skiers Have Snowmanship Joe Aspin was the ski team’s coach this year. The girls placed second and the guys placed fourth in their conference league. The Dana McNett Award, which is given to the most improved skier, was given to Amy Clayborn. Jay Tibbie received the MVP for boys-, Tammy Schultz received MVP for girls. Tammy, with her out- standing ability and determination, achieved the high honor of second in the nation. Overall, the skiers did a fine job. even with such little snow. SKI TEAM MEMBERS. Leonard Buiko. Chad Londry. Dirk Entzian. Bob Kenny. Keith Grubaugh. Dana Gariglio. Barb Morse. Rob Juhala, Dan McCulloch. Jerry Draper, Jay Tibbie. Tom Gaiglio. Tammy Schultz, Jeff Ellwanger. and Tim Krueger. MISSING: Louie Butko, Pat Kenny. Shari Schultz. Kelly Long. Amy Clayborn. Bob Armstrong. George Clayborn. Matt Lutzke, Jeff Koons, Tracey Allison. Wendy Gemeinhardt, and Tracy Liebrock. 51 Varsity Lay-ups Pay-off Eisenhower Breckenridge Frankenmuth St. Charles Millington Sanford-Meridian Carrollton Alma E-Garber Swan Valley MacArthur Bullock Creek Birch Run Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton E-Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Districts Swan VAIley Mt. Pleasant 49 44 Front row (L. to R.), Stacy Nowak. Linda Smelley. Lesa Crapo. Stephanie Ware. Carmen Rohn. 37 44 Back row: Coach Al Pacholke. Linda Palmer. Diane Darby. Becky Rick. Wendy Near, Sue Trepkowski. Fall 1982 found the girls’ basketball team looking positively toward a new season. This positive attitude was well warranted. Led by a new coach, Al Pacholke, the girls had many excellent games, including a one point victory over MacArthur. At season’s end, the team found themselves with a better than .500 average. In post season action, they reached the second and final round of district play with a victory of Swan Valley. The team was also honored by having people named to both the Tri-Val- ley Conference team and the Class-B All Area team. Wendy Near was named M.V.P. 52 A Rebounding Season Front row (L. to R ): Linda Anaman. Becky Harris. Wendy Gemeinhardt. 2nd row: Jennifer Carter. Liz Rye. Pam House. Lori Fitting. Mary Ayre. Back row: Coach Julie Wolgast Christina Daleo. Amy Linville. Brenda Schultz. Lori Prast, Lori Erskine, Sue Green. Michelle Hubbell. H O Breckenridge 43 44 Frankenmuth 29 46 St. Charles 52 6 Millington 32 28 Sanford-Meridian 45 23 Carrollton 32 27 Alma 60 16 E-Garber 35 30 Swan Valley 43 30 MacArthur 45 36 Bullock Creek 43 19 Birch Run 47 31 Frankenmuth 41 55 Millington 43 37 Carrollton 25 31 E-Garber 32 35 Swan Valley 49 33 Bullock Creek 47 41 Birch Run 36 19 This year’s JV Basketball team got off to a slow start. As the season rolled on. they picked up momentum after a crushing victory over St. Charles with an outstanding score of 52-6. Lori Prast and Michelle Hubbell were chosen as the Most Valuable Players. Michelle Hubbell ram-jammed her way to be the team’s high scorer. Brenda Schultz hustled down the court to get the most rebounds this year. Thse season ended with a record of 14 wins and 5 losses. 53 Big Time The Varsity wrestling team started off their season under the new coaching of Bob Blaine by pinning Michigan Lutheran Seminary with a score of 48-26. This was only the beginning as the team went on to a winning season with a record of 9 wins and 6 losses. They had one forfeit which came from the rivals Swan Valley Vikings. The Varsity wrestling team also showed their spectacular skill in tournament play by placing 2nd in the Tri-Valley Conference, 3rd in both the Clare and Millington Invitationals, and they placed 3rd in Saginaw County. H 0 Michigan Lutheran 48 26 Bridgeport 39 28 Millington 47 20 Sanford Meridian 55 17 Essexville Garber 46 24 Chesaning 24 43 Saginaw High 30 36 Swan Valley W F Alma 21 40 Lowell 18 44 Belding 45 23 Chip Hills 17 50 Bullock Creek 37 32 Birch Run 23 38 Midland High5 24 Tournaments Clare Invitational 3rd Millington Invitational 3rd Saginaw County 3rd Tri-Valley Conference 2nd Row I: Coach Dan Buckley. K. Quaal. K. Gemcinhardt. J. Reed. F. Hare. D. Kissane. B. Root. T. Bronz. Coach Bob Blaine. Row 2: T. Thayer. K. Gross. D. Hegenauer. J. Corcoran. F. Cros- by. B. Krueger. Third Row: T. Tomasek. A. Grana. J. Kalkman. D. Knoll. D. Guttowsky. B. Reed 54 A With the new coaching of Dan Buckley, the Junior Varsity wrestling team went on to a winning season of 10 wins and 2 losses with a forfeit coming from the archrival Swan Val- ley. They started off their season by defeating Michigan Lutheran Semi- nary. Three outstanding J.V. wres- tlers who were not pinned during the season were: Dave Knoll, Alan Grana, and John Kalkman. Also, Dave Dupuis held the record with the most pins this season with 10. The Junior Varsity once again showed their dynamite skill by placing 2nd in tournament play. 31 H O Michigan Lutheran 42 27 Bridgeport 40 21 Millington 51 IS Sanford Meridian 24 12 Garber 44 6 Saginaw High 17 12 Swan Valley W F Chippewa Hills 24 15 Bullock Creek 40 10 Midland High IS 3 Chesaning 9 15 Birch Run 12 21 Varsity Cagers H O Sanford 61 56 Frankenmuth 75 87 Millington 92 63 Carrollton 54 51 Eisenhower 82 77 Sanford 72 63 Garber 71 51 Swan Valley 73 57 Bullock Creek 97 49 Birch Run 66 53 Frankenmuth 62 86 Millington 105 65 Eisenhower 61 67 Carrollton 52 68 Garber 78 67 MacArthur 54 59 Swan Valley 81 62 Bullock Creek 89 60 MacArthur 71 79 Birch Run 84 64 Alma 89 69 Mt. Pleasant 80 56 Chip. Hills 50 55 Back Row: Manager Jim Murray. Mike Gallaugher. John Honsinger, Brian Stadler. Jeff Lutzke. Scott Gorsline, Brad Doehring. Coach Andy Piazza. Front Row: Troy Kaiser. Mark Smith. Glenn House, Dan Darby. Steve Zolinski. Chip Wise, Matt Smith. Craig Wilsey. Coach Andy Piazza's 1982-83 varsity basketball team con- tinued its winning tradition. With a 16-7 record, our varsity was only one win away from repeating as conference champs, and one win away from reaching the state regional tournament. Averaging 76 points per game, the team’s popularity was evident by the overflow crowd at our home games. 56 Rule the Court T.V.C. Co-Champs Again H O Sanord 55 35 Frankenmuth 61 49 Millington 65 45 Carrollton 49 47 Eisenhower 67 47 Sanford 51 45 E-Garber 44 50 Swan Valley 66 60 Bullock Creek 74 44 Birch Run 49 41 Frankenmuth 44 38 Millington 69 60 Eisenhower 48 63 Carrollton 34 53 E-Garber 52 42 MacArthur 52 63 Swan Valiev 69 52 Bullock Creek 68 38 MacArthur 50 83 Birch Run 1 5! 47 (Back row): Coach Dick Adams. Paul Gay. Mike Klug. Greg Gorsline. Roger Christman. Chris Kissane. Troy Wilsey. Ben Temple. Scott Bartlett. Kurt Kaiser. Bill Weise. Manager Jamie Adams. (Front row): Tim Bray. Ben Walker. Ron McNally, Keith Rowe. The J.V. Huskies had a good season this year. They tied their last year’s record with 12 wins and 2 losses in the conference. They once again were T.V.C. Co-Champs. The basketball team shared this ti- tle with the Carrollton Cava- liers. Bill Weise was the team mem- ber with the most assists and the most steals. Chris Kissane was responsible for the highest number of rebounds and points scored per game. The Hemlock team averaged a good 56 points per game. Overall, the boys had a 15-5 record which demonstrated the team’s ex- ceptional ability. 58 Gymnastics Back row: Camie West. Connie Gorthy. Second row: Kris Carey. Susanna Sarva. Cheryl Hare. Front row: Karrie Tessin. Theresa Grzesiak. This was the first year for girls’ gymnastics. Mr. West coached these fine young ladies. There were seven girls on the squad-, all of which did exceptionally well. Camie West was the only one to actually compete, however. She made it to regionals. Out of the twenty schools represented here, she placed in the top ten. They practiced vault, beam, bars, and floor exercises. The season started in December going through March. The gymnastics team sponsored the Donkey Bask- etball game making about $244. 59 Varsity Volleyball (Back row): Coach Robishaw. Julie Erskine. Sheila Pahl. Linda Palmer. Wendy Fenn. Wendy Kitter. Cindy Erskine. Manager Lori Doyle. (Front row): Chris Knoll. Wendi Wade. Michelle Burbank. Theresa Priem. Miyaka Namba. Michele Wreggelsworth. The Varsity Volleyball team unfortunately had a relatively poor season this year. In spite of the dis- couraging games, the team members managed to keep their spirits up and determination going strong. Mr. Mike Robishaw coached the young ladies. They attended a tournament at Alma which added a change of pace to the normal routine. Senior, Linda Palmer, received the MVP award for the volleyball team this year. She showed exceptional skill throughout the season. Good luck next year, girls. 60 JV Volleyball (Back row): Debbie Schultz. Chris Daleo. Lindsay Norris. Sue Bretemitz. Heidi Engel. Liz Rye. Coach Lori Griffing. (Front row): Molly Morrison. Lori Erskine. Lori Fitting. Charlene Meier. Jenny Jungnitsch. Deana Kreager. Sue Green. Manager Tom LaPorte. Mary Morrison. Stacey Prezzato. JV Sanford-Meridian Alma Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Birch Run Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Birch Run Sanford Meridian H 0 1.2 0 1.2 0 0 1,2 0 1.2 1 2.3 2.3 1 1.3 2 1.3 2 0 1.2 0 1.2 1 2.3 0 1.2 0 1.2 1.3 2 1.3 2 2 1.3 1.3 2 The JV Volleyball team had a fair season this year. The overall record was 8-9 with a conference record of 5-9. The girls, under the guidance of Lori Griffing, held their heads up high—win or lose. They showed a great deal of sportsmanship throughout the sea- son. 61 Pom Pon Girls The Pom Pon girls had an early start this year by attending a summer camp. A 3rd place tro- phy was earned for their routines and a 2nd place trophy was given to them for their kicklines. This group of girls really worked hard this year practicing every morning at 6:15 during football season. They sold Tupperware, green carnations for St. Patrick's Day, and put on Parent's Night for both boys and girls Varsity Basketball. Pom Pon is now considered a varsity sport. The girls will be able to receive their varsity letters now, if specified requirements are met. They sure put a lot of hard work and dedication into Pom Pon. Kim Nehmer. Tracy Pacholke. Wendy Bailey. Karen Mikek. Laura Saxsma. Lori Rousseau. Mary Brindley. Jill Murphy. Cathy Ryder. Melissa Gerzeski. Kelley Draper. Cathy Priest. Peggy Curtis. Tammy Konecny. Missing: Holly Schaeding. Kristen Miller. 62 Cheerleaders From left to right: Kristi Wegner. Jackie Heinz. Ann Wudel. Sarah Sarchet. Tami Ostrowski. Helen Madeen. Chris Etienne, and Judy Wurtzel. From left to right: Lori Oravitz. Jennifer Royal. Michelle Futrell. Lisa Scott. Cathy Pringle. Beth Burdo, and Tricia Wade. Once again our Huskie cheerleaders spread spirit throughout Hemlock High School. They cheered our group on to many football and basketball victories. The cheerleaders started off by going to camp, where the varsity squad took first place. The varsity cheerleaders also put on Parents Night for the varsity football team, which was on October 22, 1983. 63 Girls Make Tracks BACK ROW: Cindy Erskine. Tonia Engel. Linda Smelley. Pam House. Michelle Morrison. Lindsay Norris, and Kim Fatura. 4th ROW: Sue Breternitz, Linda Palmer. Marge Neuenfeldt. Wendy Byron. Tracy Neuenfeldt. Cindy Zastrow. and Cathy Tyra. 3rd ROW: Linda Cross. Beth Burdo. Cathy Priest. Wendy Wade. Bridgette Agresta. Virginia Klopf. and Coach Lori Griffing. 2nd ROW: Julie Watson. Molly Morrison. Rhonda Ortman. Sheila Paul. Mary Morrison. Susanna Sarva. and Cindy Beyersdorf. 1st ROW: Chris Daleo. Sue Green. Michelle Wregglesworth. Tammi Schultz. Dana Gariglio. and Lori Erskine. MISSING: Manager. Lori Doyle. The girl's track team won the Conference Championship for the second consecutive year. Six new school records were set this year. Beth Burdo broke the school record in the discus with a toss of 120 3”. Linda Palmer set a new record in the shot put with a put of 3$'7!6M. Pam House claimed the school record in the 300 meter hurdles (a new event) with a time of 49.0 seconds. Julie Watson owns records in all three events including the 800, 1600, and 3200 meter runs. Her record breaking times were 2.22.5 in the 800, 5:15.1 in the 1600, and 11:43.4 in the 3200 meter runs. Linda Palmer and Julie Watson shared the Most Valu- able Player Award. At the Outdoor Invitationals the girls placed 3rd in the St. Louis Relay; 1st in the Birch Run Invitational; 2nd in the St. Charles Invitational; and 1st in the Clare Pioneer Relays. A good job well done, girls! 64 65 Boys Track Team Back row (L. to R.): Chris Blizzard. Todd Beyersdorf. Mark Johnston. Keith Grubaugh. Ted Woolever. John Honsinger. coach Jim Blue. Mike Butcher. Dan Fekay. Rick Majeski. 4th row: Kurt Mielke. Bill Nyman. Tim Cole. John Kalkman. Kevin Bohlen. Coach Bob Rozzalit. 3rd row: Mark Chapin. Richard Gofton. Greg Updike. Troy Kaiser. Jeff Ward. 2nd row: Ken Ling. Keith Rowe. John Latura. Chris Kissane. Louie Butko. 1st row: Brian Oldenberg. Jim Rowe. Chad Londry. Bill Smelley. Brian Cole, John Morrison. Todd Butcher, and Don Royal. 66 Running Strong The Boys Track Team had an excellent season. They received second place in the Tri-Valley Conference with a 6-1 dual meet record. The boys got a first place at both the St. Louis and St. Charles Invitationals. They placed second at the Bridgeport Invitational and the 1983 Regional Meet. At the Ferris State Indoor Invitational, the team received a third place. Ten runners qualified for State: 400 Meter Relay—Keith Grubaugh, Bill Smelley. Brian Cole. Troy Kaiser; 800 Me- ter Relay and 1600 Meter Relay—Todd Butcher, Bill Smelley, John Honsinger, Troy Kaiser; 800 Meter Run— Bill Nyman; 1600 Meter Run—John Morrison and Brian Oldenburg; 3200 Meter Run—Rick Majeski. Todd Butcher was chosen as the Most Valuable team mem- ber. John Morrison got the award for Most Versatile, while Troy Kaiser was designated as the Outstanding Performer. A new school record was attained in the 400 Meter Relay with a 44.8. The team did exceptionally well this year. 67 Si. Peter Paul H 4 O 3 St. Peter Paul 7 6 Merrill 4 3 Chesaning 8 7 Chesanmg 10 9 Frankenmuth 7 2 Frankenmuth 16 6 Carrollton 3 4 Carrollton 3 12 Garber 1 3 Garber 1 II Swan Valley 8 7 Swan Valley 8 5 Bullock Creek 13 10 Bullock Creek 6 6 Birch Run 1 7 Birch Run 6 II Valley Lutheran 5 2 Valley Lutheran 6 0 Pinconning 5 3 Gladwin 210 ‘Pre-District Games Hemlock Baseball Front Row. (L. to R.) Greg Gorsline. Rob Freier. Jeff Gosen. Jeff Heinz. Chris Peterson, Jeff Bruske. Les Martin. Kurt Kaiser. Back Row (L. to R.) Manager Dirk Entzian. Craig Wilsey, Jeff Turner. Mike Knox. Paul Jurek. Scott Gorsline. Tom Neuenfeldt. Pat LaPorte. Dave Moeller. Coach Don Otter. Energy flowed through tbe 1983 Varsity baseball team. This gave them the unity and spirit to win. The Huskies accomplished a league record of 13-7-1. They had a good start with seven consecutive wins , Carrollton put a dent in their winning streak with scores of 3-4 and 3-D. Hemlock beat Pinconning 5-3 but unfortunately lost to Gladwin 2-10 in the Pre-Dis- trict games. Scott Gorsline was named Most Valu- able Player for the Huskies. Good job guys! 68 Strikes ’Em Out Front Row Left to Right: Mike McCullagh. Kenny Laundra. Rich Kalkman. Mark Hingston, Rob Krueger. Matt Loiselle. Mike Klug. Back Row: Coach Al Pacholke. Troy Wilsey. Bob Ryder. Mike Murphy. Bob Scott. Bob Bowen, and Ben Temple. Missing is Ron McNally. St. Charles Chesaning Chesaning Frankenmuth Frankenmuth Garber Garber Swan Valley Swan Valley Bullock Creek Bullock Creek Carrollton Carrollton Birch Run Birch Run Millington Millington H O 21 II 3 9 3 7 4 9 I II 4 2 3 4 7 16 3 12 6 16 0 II 1 5 2 5 2 12 3 3 5 3 9 10 I he JV baseball team had a frustrating season this year. They averaged 7 walks and 5 errors per game. In spite of their discouraging games, the Huskies kept their heads held high and their sportsmanship up. Pitchers for Hemlock's team were Mike Klug, Bob Scott, Bob Bowen, and Matt Loiselle. Klug pitched a one-hitter in a 4-2 win over a strong Garber team. Hemlock had a triple play against St. Charles too. Troy Wilsey acquired the highest batting average with a .388. The baseball team ended their season with a three win fourteen loss record under the guidance of Coach Al Pacholke. photographs by Troy Ostrowski 69 Softballers VARSITY H O Merrill 6 5 Chesaning 5 9 Chesaning 5 15 Frankenmuth 12 5 Frankenmuth 4 6 Carrollton II 1 Carrollton 2 3 E-Garber 0 10 E-Garber 0 24 B.C. Central 1 9 Sanford-Meridian 4 2 Saginaw High 17 9 Swan Valley 6 3 Swan Valley 12 8 Bullock Creek 3 1 Bullock CReek 6 7 Eisenhower 0 6 Eisenhower 4 II B.C. Western 0 4 Birch Run 3 5 Birch Run 6 11 Pre-District Chippawa Hills 9 2 Alma 11 7 District Swan Valley 2 3 JV H O St. Charles II 0 St. Charles 24 3 Chesaning 15 14 Chesaning 20 19 Frankenmuth 38 9 Frankenmuth 15 6 E-Garber 2 12 E-Garber 2 13 Swan Valley 6 5 Sway Valley 9 0 Bullock Creek 5 6 Bullock Creek II 0 Eisenhower 27 17 Eisenhower 8 7 Carrollton 26 7 Carrolton 17 16 Birch Run 8 10 Birch Run 14 3 Millington 4 13 Millington 2 12 70 Make It Home Front row (L. to R.)= Carmen Rohn. Michelle Futrell. Amy Bedford, Lori Prast. Becky Rick. Michelle Hubbell. Kim Nehrner. Back row: Coach Art Tolfree. Wendy Near. Tony LaPorte. Lori Fitting. Jenni- fer Royal. Lori Kilter. Amy Rohn. Wendy Gemeinhardt. Paula Heinz. Both the Varsity and JV softball teams had a productive year. Even though the Varsity only won 10 games out of 24, the team members learned how to work together. One game with Carrollton was a whopping II to I victory for the Huskies, showing their team spirit leading them to that win. The JV’s also had a good year. They won 14 games and only lost 6. This too showed much team spirit and commaradship. Front row (L. to R.): Ruth Schmidt. Linda Anaman. Becky Harris. Sherri Geeraerts. Dana Kreager. Tammy Heinz. Manager Beth Schotts. Back row: Coach Marge Wade. Leeann Gwizdala. Brenda Schultz. Debra Schultz. Kathy Pavlik. Jenny Jungnitsch. Manager Marge Neuenfeldt. 71 Special Recognition The Sports Banquet, held on May 26, 1983, was a meaningful evening for the athletes at Hemlock High. It began with a buffet dinner at 6:30. Following this, Joyce Wilsey gave the senior tribute. A plaque was given to each senior who participated in a sport for all four years. The coaches then handed out the MVP awards for the sports under their direction. MVP awards are decided upon to team vote, points acquired in sports such as track, or by the coaches independent decisions. Special recogni- tion was given to students in honor of past athletes who have passed away. Linda Palmer was the female who received the All Sports Award, while Craig Wilsey and Scott Gorsline shared the honor for the males. This award is given to the top all-around athletic achiever. A new award was given out this year. The U.S. Army Reserve Award went to a male and a female for academics and athletics combined. Jeff Heinz and Wendy Near were the ones honored by the Army. The Sports Banquet touched the hearts of all present with the many speeches and honors. 72 Given to Athletes U.S. Army Reserves Award—(girls) Wendy Near U.S. Army Reserves Award—(boys) Jeff Heinz All Sports Award—(girls) Linda Palmer All Sports Award—(boys) Craig Wilsey and Scott Gorsline Bill Beagle Award—John Fatura Dana McNett Award—Amy Clayborn Ed LaPorte Award—Tony Beckrow Joel Baase Award—Mike Gallaugher MVP Awards Football—Jeff Heinz Cross Country—Julie Watson Boys Cross Country—Brian Oldenberg Girls Basketball—Wendy Near Golf—Mike Knox Wrestling Rodger Massa Boys Basketball—Dan Darby Volleyball—Linda Palmer Ski—(girls)) Tammy Schultz Ski—(boys) Jay Tibbie Softball —Wendy Near Tennis- Mark Smith Track (boys) Troy Kaiser, John Morrison, and Todd Butcher Track—(girls) Julie Watson and Linda Palmer Baseball —Scott Gorsline Cheerleading—Helen Madden and Kristi Wegner Gymnastics—Camie West 73 Tennis Team Serves Super Season Back Row: David Slivinski, Brian Schultz. Mark Smith. Brad Doehring. Matt Smith. Tom Gariglio. Eric Kuelske. Third Row: Jay Milbrandt. John Corcoran. John Chambers. Jim Murray. Kevin Kuelske. Matt Ewald. Coach Ronald Kunold. Gary Pruess. Second Row: Miyaka Namba. Melissa Krueger. Mary Russ. Jill Suppes. Holly Cushman, Kris Bieberitz. Jo Ellen Spyker. Patty Stoll. Front Row: Debbie Slivinski. Sarah Spadaro, Jannine Chapin. Kari Tyrrell. Jackie Heinz. Stacy Nowak. Cherri Futrell. Barb Morse. A lot of hard work and dedication went into this year’s successful tennis season. The team lost only one game throughout the year to Essexville Garber. Under the coaching of Ron Kunold, they left five of their opponents totally scoreless. Coach Kunold said that they attained their goal of breaking the fifty win mark. Mark Smith was selected as the team’s most valuable player. There weren’t many faults in the Huskie netters” record! H O Garber 1 6 Bullock Creek 7 0 Ithaca 7 0 Ovid Elsie 7 0 St. Mary’s 6 1 St. Stephens 5 7 Reese 7 0 Alma 6 1 St. Stephens 6 1 Reese 7 0 Ovid Elsie 5 7 St. Marys 6 1 Bullock Creek 6 1 Garber Tournament 3rd Ithaca Tournament 2nd Regionals 7th 74 People Administration Board of Education Standing: Gary San- ford. Steven Koch. Robert Klug. Seated: Larry Long. John Gudaitis. Pat Dupuis. Alex Manzoni. Larry Gariglio Superintendent Rolland Benford Assistant Superintendent Alan Sanders Buisiness Manager Tom Kochendorfer Comm. Ed. Director Dorothy Erskine Secretary Karen Krivick Secretary 76 Glenn Rick Larry Baumann Vice Principal Principal Maureen Murphy Secretary Joan Rivard Secretary 77 D. Adams B. Agresta B. Blaine J. Blue 78 J. Luebkert R. McAllister C. Mentus D. Otter B. Taylor B. Sutton 1 ’ ) V I B. Rosselit J. Shellraw i A A. Vree B. Wallace K. Thering W. Townsend R. Wallace L. West S. Terbrack Faculty Hall of Fame This year, the tbeme for the yearbook was Huskie Hall of Fame”. Certain students were selected for their academic achievements and participation. The students at Hemlock High School feel that our entire faculty is worthy of being dubbed members of the Huskie Hall of Fame. 79 1983 Some people see things as they are and ask Why?” We dream things as they could be and ask, Why not?” White Rose Blue and White 80 Valedictorian Christine Knoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knoll was chosen as our Valedictorian for 1983. During Chris’ stay at Hemlock High School, her many accomplishments includ- ed maintaining a G.P.A. of 3.932 and receiving awards in: English 9 and 10, Ad- vanced Composition, French I and II, and Biology I. She participated in B.O.E.C. in her junior and senior years, and she was a cast member in the junior and senior play. She was also a member of the American Rose Society for 4 years. Chris participated in Student Council in her freshman year. She also played softball in her sophomore year, ran cross country in her senior year, and played volleyball for 3 years. She was a homecoming representative and a member of the National Honors Society. Christine Knoll Chris hopes to attend the University of Michigan in a pre-med curriculum. Salutatorian Jeff Heinz Jeff Heinz, our Salutatorian for 1983, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heinz. Jeff’s accomplishments at Hemlock High School included awards in: Biology I, Mechanical Drawing I, Chemistry I, Physics, Trigonometry, and History. He also competed in B.O.E.C. during his senior year and received a 6th place in regionals. He maintained a G.P.A. of 3.93. Jeff was a member of the homecoming court, and he is a member of the Na- tional Honors Society. He has participated in basketball, and he has received letters for football and baseball. He was named all-conference, all-area kicker in both his junior and senior years. He was football MVP and team captain in his senior year. Jeff plans to attend Michigan Tech in a Mechanical Engineering curriculum, or he plans to attend CMU in a computer science program while playing football. 81 Hemlock’s Finest Patti Peak Wendy Kitter Susan Scott Exchange Students Standing from left to right: Susanna Sarva. Plorian Reindel. Dirk Entzian. Walter Garcia, and Adriana Moreira. Kneeling: Miyako Namba. Class of 1983 Rosalinda Alaniz Douglas Bates Patrick Anaman Cynthia Beck George Armeros Stephanie Beckrow Daniel Armstrong Laura Belisle Tracy Brown Todd Bruce Jeffrey Bruske Todd Butcher 84 Margaret Curtis Darlene Dittmar Bradley Doehring Lori Doyle Karen Fitch John Flynn Karen Fobear Charlene Fortin 86 Craig Freeman Heidi Fritzler Brenda Frost Jessie Frost Marvin Frost Cherri Futrell Michael Gallaugher Dana Gariglio Teresa Garno Robert Gerzeski Jeffery Gosen Daniel Green Jeffrey Greskowiak Kristine Gulliver Russell Gower William Flendershot 87 Kimberly Kataski Jennifer Kaufmann David Kissane Walter Litter Michael Knox Laura KobokJt Robert Krueger Bonnie Kube 89 John Letts Brent tads Wendy Long Jeffrey Lutzke Shari Majeski Donald Martin Rodger Massa Diana Mau Lisa McCullagh Karen Mikek Kristen Miller David Moeller David Mellberg Curt Mielke 90 Bernadette Murphy Jill Murphy Brian Nalevayko Diane Nash Jennifer Ojczyk 91 Troy Ostrowski Linda Palmer Carmen Rohn Paul Preuss Michael Rani Tracy Pacholke Dennis Rick Brian Oldenburg Steven Rohwetter James Rowe Donald Royal Catherine Ryder James Ryder Holly Schaeding Keith Schroeder lMy Vonda Sample Robert Schaeding Timmy Schroeder Marie Savage Kimmberly Schian Brent Schultz Tracey Scanlon Tamara Schultz 93 John Seemann David Smarch Richard Sheldon Sally Shepard William Smelley Kathy Smith Tomi Slagle Scott Stadler Dawn Stark Mark Steinert Paul Stevenson Troy Stone 94 Jeffrey Turner Todd Ware Julie Turner Deborah Watson Judy Twarozynski Kristi Wegner Lisa Turcotte Gregory Updike 95 Debbie Weiskirch Craig Wilsey Ted Woolever Michele Wreggelsworth Ann Marie Wudel Missing: Robert Armstrong Kris Brunett John Collver Shelley Colvin Phillip Dexter Jennifer Dwenger David Francis Kevin Gascoyne Colleen Howe Roger Kohlhoff Chad Londry Connie Mason Michael McKellar Monica Polzin John Pool Craig Samenski Wade Shields David Spitz Clifford Walton Dale Wellman Judy Wurtzel Stephen Zolinski Bob Yackel Michelle Morrison 0 Amy Zeitler Brian Rogers 96 Baccalaureate Th, seniors of Hemlock High were given the opportunity to wear their caps and gowns for the first time on Thursday, June 2nd at 7:00 p.m. Reverend Tom Brown II of the Hemlock United Methodist Church officiated the Baccalaureate service. Parents, friends, and students joined in to sing the hymns Take my Life and O Master, Let Me Walk with Thee”, in addition, the Hemlock United Methodist Church Choir sang With a Voice of Singing”. Although Baccalaureate wasn't man- datory. the majority of the 1983 seniors were present. 97 As the Days Dwindle Down . . . 98 to a Precious Few.” 99 ♦ It’s Not a Picasso, but ♦ ♦ The Culprits: Dana Ganglio. Charlene Fortin. Michael Rant, Teresa Garno. Cindy Beck, and Sarah Hollingsworth. This year, a group of dedicated students at Hemlock High School decided to show their school spirit by undoing damage done by someone else. An array of graffiti had been sprayed on the steno building. In the still of the night, a band of painters painted over the graffiti, restoring the steno building to its original white. too Donkey Basketball The Donkey Basketball game was held on April 20, 1983. This year's event took place between the teachers and the varsity cheerleaders and the FFA and the varsity wrestlers. The winners were the cheerleaders and the wrestlers. The final game proved that the cheerleaders were the overall winners. This truly was a night of laughter as the people tried to judge who were the players and who were the donkeys. 101 Class The Junior’s action packed year started off with a successful summer car wash. They had other fund- raising activities such as selling pom pons, maga- zines and records, and Valentine carnations. Their class float took second in the Homecoming parade and they hosted the Homecoming Dance which fol- lowed. The Junior representatives were John Corco- ran and Wendy Bailey. The year was ended with the Prom and Junior Senior Banquet which was present- ed for the Seniors by the Junior class. of '84 Class Officers: Julie Erskine. Vice President; Corinne Grzesiak. Treasurer; Andrea Johnston. President; Cindy Erskine. Secretary. Tracy Allison Adrienne Armstrong Wendy Bailey Ruth Ann Ballien Steven Barnovitz Theresa Barnovitz Timothy Bauer Scott Beamish Tony Beckrow Bridget Bedore Brenda Bluemer Mark Bolhen Michael Branch Timothy Bretermitz Mary Brindley 102 Tom Bronz Debra Bruce Fred Burkhart Mike Butcher Louis Butko Wendy Byron Kevin Carey Jannine Chapin Linda Clapp Tim Cole Kevin Colvin John Corcoran Lesa Crapo Fred Crosby Holly Cushman Patrick Dalton Daniel Darby Tina David Jeff Durfee Mia Durham James Edwards Rhonda Emery Tonia Engel Cindy Erskine Julie Erskine Kim Fatura Wendy Fenn Jim Fischer Juliann Fleissner Donald Forbes 103 Scott Fortin Darrin Fournier Rob Frier Micheal Gall Melissa Gerzeski Debra Giles Lori Glave Rick Glave Karen Gottschalk Paul Greskowiak Corinne Grzesiak Christine Gudaitis Cindy Guerrero Thomas Hagarty Cheryl Flare Floyd Flare Yvette Flawrot Lisa Heiler Jacqueline Heinz Paula Heinz Hall of Fame Lori Ritter is a great asset to our school. She is a good student, nice person, and perfect example of an all-American girl. She is well liked and respected by her peers. Comments of her classmates when asked what they thought about Lori were: outgoing,” polite,” bubbly personality,” really sweet,” cheery,” and helpful.” Lori enjoys swimming, playing softball, horses, and is on the varsity softball team. Lori is a girl who is fun to be around. Welcome to the Huskie Hall of Fame! 104 Joal Hildebrandt Debbie Holland Glenn House Tina Jerry Andrea Johnston Paul Jurek Troy Kaiser Robert Kazmerski David Keck Candy Kehoe Joe King Lori Kilter Tammy Konecny Michael Kraniak Paula Krause Diane Kreager Tim Krueger Kevin Kuelske Rose Lash Tracy Liebrock Hall of Fame We are glad to have a person like Tom Neuenfeldt at Hemlock High School. He is thought highly of by all who know him. His friends said things like shows respect for his peers.” studious,” humble and modest,” polite,” good friend to have,” and a great guy” about Tom. Tom likes most sports but es- pecially baseball. Tom is a super person. Hemlock High School is happy to have you in the Huskie Hail of Fame. 105 Laura Linton Rick Majeski Les Martin Jeffrey McLaren Matthew McVannel John Mellberg Michael Metiva Ann Miller John Moore John Morrison James Murray Kim Nehmer Martin Neuenfeldt Thomas Nenenfeldt Tracy Neuenfeldt Stacy Nowak Charles Orear Tami Ostrowski Teri Otter Nora Phillips 106 Raymond Pinet Deanna Piotrowski Martin Pitt Kathy Polzin Wayne Pretzer Christine Prezzato Theresa Priem Catherine Priest Joe Radosa Jean Rauchholz Dorothy Reed Joseph Reed Scott Reid Rebecca Rick Sandy Rick Michelle Rohde Amy Rohn John Rohn Ronald Rotunno Lori Rousseau 107 Patti Rutkiewicz Amy Rye Sarah Sarchet Laura Saxsma Gaye Schafer Deborah Schmidt Julie Schramke Brian Schultz Suzanne Schultz Curtis Seeburger Doris Seeman Dave Slivinski Barbra Smith James Smith Jill Smith Mark Smith Matt Smith Smolchuck Kendal Jo Ellen Spyker Brian Stadler 108 109 Joanie Stevenson Don Storck Thomas Stroebel Jill Suppes Stephanie Thompson Jay Tibbie Kari Tyrrell Carol Vacik Wendi Wade Leslie Wallace Jeffrey Ward Rhea Wardin Stephanie Ware Robert Watson John Wenzel Ami Wiles Charles Wise Renee Wood Robin York Timothy Verdusco Missing: William Beck Lori Burdo Dean Clark Chris Davis Kathleen Frazer William Gauze Jon Geeraerts Sidney Goulding Joseph Henninger Cynthia Homg Chris Howe Ann Hutchinson Marc Jerry Robert LaDouce Pat LaPorte Robert Root Kenneth Steinert CANDIDS 110 Class The class of 1985 led a very successful and eventful year. The sophomore float took 3rd place in the Homecoming Parade. The homecoming representa- tives were Dan Fekay and Amy Clayborn. The soph- omore class officers are Lisa Scott as president and Michelle Futrell as vice president. Jennifer Royal as secretary and Lori Prast as treasurer. As a fund raiser the sophomore class sold Hemlock Huskie key chains. The sophomore football team was undefeated and their opponents only scored 8 points against them. of ’85 Lori Prast. Treas. Lisa Scott. Pres. Jennifer Royal. Sec. (missing) Michelle Futrell. VP. Bridget Agresta Edwin Aho Kevin Allen Scott Bartlett Amy Bedford Fred Bellinger Troy Beyersdorf Kris Bieberitz Karen Bierd Andrea Blakeslee Chris Blezzard Tracy Braley Timothy Bray Robert Brugge Michelle Burbank 110 Beth Burdo Leonard Butko Jane Callahan Robert Carl Jennifer Carter Tamara Case Patricia Chambers Roger Christman Leonard Clark Amy Clayborn Robert Coats Brian Cole Michelle Collver Linda Cross Jeffery Crump Diane Darby Jonell Davis Ann Debozy David Delgado Pamela Diener Jerry Draper Penny Dreff Michelle Dufort David Dupuis Kim Durkee Tammy Dwenger Jamie Eckstorm Denise Emery Matthew Ewald Daniel Fekay 113 Kenneth Francis Brenda Frederick Michelle Freeman Amy Fritzler Michelle Futrell Thomas Ganglio Alison Gase Paul Gay Kyle Gemeinhardt Troy Glover Amy Goetgeluck Jams Gorney Greg Gorsline Constance Gorthy Chami Gower Stephanie Gower Keith Grubaugh Theresa Grzesiak Heather Hammond Brian Hare Hall of Fame Pam House is a well respected student by the faculty and her peers at Hemlock High School. Pam has been active in basketball and lettered in girls' track. Her favorite animal is a cat. Pam enjoys sports and being involved in activities. Pam’s ambition is to be a teacher and work with small children. Her friends noted that she: is an inspiration.” shows much initiative,” is always willing to help,” competitive,” caring,” funny,” very friendly,” and easy to get along with.” Pam, we’re glad to welcome you to the Huskie Hall of Fame! 114 Rebecca Harris Scot! Harris Doug Hegenauer Mark Hingston Michelle Hubbell Michelle Izzo Bradley Jankowiak Robert Juhala Kurt Kaiser Michelle Kataski Lori Kehrer Patrick Kenny Robert Kenny Chris Kissane Sheila Klemish James Kline Virginia Klopf Michael Klug Matthew Kochendorfer Hall of Fame Hemlock High School is glad to have a student and classmate like Brian Cole. He is a good athlete, super student, and shows good leadership qualities. Remarks such as he would help anybody ' courteous, dedicated, good looking, smart, and sweet guy show how well liked he is by his peers. He likes football, track, animals, and having fun with his friends. Brian was on the JV football team and track team. His hobbies are motorcycles and hockey. Bri- an Cole is an all around good guy. Welcome to the Huskie Hall of Fame, Brian! Thomas Kochendorfer David Kolhagen Henry Kricher Bernard Krueger Melissa Krueger Eric Kuelske Dean LaPorte Kenneth Laundra Lynda Leidig Grigory Levee Susan Lickly Kenneth Ling Amy Linville Matthew Lutzke Kurt Martin Tim Mason Michael McCullagh Daniel McCulloch Ronald McNally Linda McNeil John Mechem Charlene Meier Scott Menjoulet Joseph Mikek T amor a Mitchell Deborah Moeller 116 Gregory Moon Barbara Morse Jeffrey Mulvaney Earl Murphy Michael Murphy Alan Murray Margery Neuenfeldt Rodney Neuenfeldt Lauretta Oravitz Sheila Pahl Kathy Pavlik Chris Peterson Lon Prast Cathy Pringle David Pringle Annette Pruitt Rick Guackenbush Steven Raymond Angela Reikowsky Noel Rogers 117 Keith Rowe Jennifer Royal Mary Russ Christopher Ruth Robert Ryder Roger Ryder Maria Sanders Dale Schafer Steve Schomaker Debra Schultz Lisa Scott Robert Scott Patricia Shei Sherri Shei Debra Shields Audrey Shimonek Linda Smelley Sarah Spadaro Margaret Spern Dawn Starke Thomas Stefanski Tracy Stephens Dawn Stikeleather Patricia Stoll 118 Debbie Storch Donald Stryker Todd Suppes Ben Temple Karrie Tessin Troy Thayer John Thompson Todd Tomasek Cathleen Tyra Patricia Wade Ben Walker Gary Walton Kevin Wardin Julie Watson Bill Weise Floyd Wetherell Troy Wilsey Glen Wilson Brian Young Ronald Zeitler Missing: Gerald Bellinger Robert Betz Annette Clark Sam Cody David Fortin James Garn Leeann Gwizdala Allan Hare Janet Hare Richard Kalkman Paul Kietzman Paul Kohloff Susan Lickly Chad Lynn Troy Parsons Pat Sackrider Kelly Shelswell Ken Taylor Elizabeth Valley Lana VanRiper Patricia Wade Peggy Wegener Delancey Wright Bonnie Niven 119 Cooks, Custodians, Earl Kehoe, head custodian, retired this year. Ev- eryone at Hemlock High greatly appreciated him. He was up here by 6 in the morning to let in the Senior play members and pom pon girls. He was a fine and dedicated man. He will be greatly missed. We, at Hemlock High, appreciate all the work the custodians, cooks, and bus drivers do to keep our school running smoothly. OTHER CUSTODIANS: Kay Cochran Barb Wetherell 122 and Bus Drivers Dave Basner Back row: K. Schell. Clark, H. Claus. T. Leuenberger. A. Polley. Middle row: H. Clapp. J. Geitman. B. Krok. Wudel. I. Wardin. Front row: V. Fitting. M. Kehoe. J. Kube. C. Wardin. J. Kruth. D. Guettler. P. Pavlick. D. Mallory Yearbook Staff’s Final Sign-Off Advisors: Richard Adams and Robert Hutfiltz ICP Representative: Chris Kirby Editor: Laura Saxsma Photographers: Karen Gottschalk and Linda Clapp Staff Members-. Karen Mikek, Patti Peak, Bernadette Murphy, Wendy Near, Michael Rant, Kathy Schomaker, Carol Vacik, Julie Fleiss- ner, Jill Murphy, Tracy Pacholke, Kimm Schian. Special Help: Wolff Studio, Larry Baumann, Cindy Guerrero, and Aletha Seeber. 124 4334 State Street • Saginaw, Michigan 48603 • 517 799-2441 125 “the sensitive touch of the masters” Hemlock High School B.O.E.C. Chapter HEMLOCK CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant Shirt Service Pick-Up Delivery Phone 642-8251 Hemlock, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS Class of '83 W„, V:V HEMLOCK SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION 12334 Geddes Rd. Hemlock, Michigan 48626 Tom’s Party Stores HEMLOCK—(east) —642-9993 MERRILL—643-5270 HEMLOCK—642-2177 3 Locations To Serve You Better Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors from ST. MARY’S PARISH of Hemlock HEMLOCK AUTO PARTS 149 W. Saginaw Hemlock, Michigan 642-5258 OKI Feed. Fertilizer, Grain, Fuel, and Farm Supplies Hemlock Elevator Company Hemlock. Michigan 48626 Phone: Bus: 517 642-5291 HEMLOCK HARDWARE 216 W. Saginaw Hemlock, Michigan 48626 Full Service Hardware Phone: 642-2314 126 THE MAYAN AGENCY MERRILL, MICHIGAN 48637 AUTO BOND CASUALTY FIRE Phone: Day 643-7207 Night 643-7368 ‘Serving the area since 1915 Your com- plete insurance needs Congratulations To The Hemlock Senior Class from Hemlock Federation of Teachers AA MEAT CO. 445 KING. HEMLOCK CALL 642-5466 Prices Good Wednesday thru following Tuesday. SAVE TIME. Phone in your or- der—we’ll have it ready when you arrive. 642-5466 Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.—5 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m.-l:00 p.m. Closed Sunday We accept USDA Food Stamps CONGRATULATIONS To The Hemlock Senior Class of 1983 From The Hemlock Community Education Department 6420338 Good Luck Seniors From the Year Book Staff Good Luck Seniors from the Junior Class 127 ALLISON’S BAR harth 13675 Gratiot Road 642-9974 Open 7 A.M. CHEVROLET SALES, INC. “a place that you can count on” Good Food Great Drinks 8800 Gratiot Road Phone (517) 781-4590 Saginaw, Michigan 48603 DEN’S SHARPENING ALLISON’S VILLAGE INN Merrill SERVICE 2821 N. CHAPIN MERRILL CALL: 643-7586 if■ � Homelite Chain Saws Sales Service—Saw Sharpening Also Small Engine Repair Breakfast anytime Soup Hamburgers Mon.-Thurs. 7:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Hours: Fri.-Sat. 24 hours Sunday 12:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. (V) St. Peter Lutheran Church and School Youth for Understanding International Student Exchange Program Elaine Litwicki Area Representative Congratulations Seniors 1142 Tanglewood .(517) 642-2644 Hemlock, Ml 48626 Automobile Club of Michigan Insurance Group KESSLER’S MARKET BAKERY Michigan Deane F. Doehring Sales Representative Saginaw Branch (517) 790-3240 Res 642-8248 Hemlock 3785 Bay Road Sagmaw. Michigan 48603 Life - Automobile - Homeowners - Boat - Motorcycle 250 W. Saginaw—Downtown Hemlock 642-8950 Fresh Baked Goods Of All Kinds, Hot Chocolate, Cider Coffee To Go. Call for special orders. 7-4 Mon. Thru Sat. Open 7 days 7-1 Sundays 128 ROYAL LANDSCAPING COMPLETE LANDSCAPING Lawn Maintenance Seeding Sodding Shrubs Tree Moving Christmas Trees 16991 Gratiot Rd Hemlock, Ml 48626 Office Phone 642-5974 Congratulations Class of 83” L. Zastrow Finest White and Yellow Popcorn Popcorn Cartons Butter Salt Super-Flite Co. Inc Supplies Grower and Wholesaler 3882 Patterson—off of Laporte 416 S Westervelt Zilwaukee 753-7401 416 S Wesfervelf Zilwaukee 752-8003 Station 12 3505 Carrollton Rd. 771-9474 Station 2 1602 N. Bond 771-9337 GALEN E. WILSON PETROLEUM COMPANY uurtze| Grccnhou c 319 Hayden St. Saginaw, Ml 48607 Serving Northeastern Michigan for over 51 2715 N. Thomas Rd. Saginaw, Mi. 48601 Flower, Vegetable and Geranium Plants years. (517) 781-2704 Mid-Valley Insurance CUTTY SARK Saginaw—Hemlock St. Charles—Sanford Coleman A Name You Can Trust For Insurance Mark Roggow Carl Roggow 781-3070 118 N. Michigan Junior Sizes 1-6 Misses 2-18 Lee, Jordache, Esprite. Calvin Klein Bring in yearbook and receive 10% discount. Valid through Dec., 1983. 793-7171 129 BRANT BAR Congratulastions to the Fish Fry Every Fri.-Sat. Night Graduating Class of “83” 5:00 p.M.-iaoo P.M. Now Through Easter Barber’s Jewelers and Fresh Lake Perch Athletic Supply Cod—King Crab Legs 15997 Brant Road 140 North Midland, Merrill Brant, Ml 48614 FARM BUREAU’ INSURANCE Head GROUP 1 } Liner � AAM «Uifl.i ! { • .VV , Tv ukvtf HAIR CUTTING Dependability, promptness, knowledgeable insurance counsel: this is the insurance service you want. This is the insurance SPECIALISTS service Farm Bureau Insurance Group provides. 4615 State Street • Life, Homeowners, Farmowners, Commercial, Saginaw, Michigan Auto. Recreational Vehicle Insurance. Stop by or phone today. R. Wenzel For Appointment Phone 793-7761 642-2452 FARGO GAS STATION T-s. Congratulates the A 237 S. Hemlock Rd. graduating class of viL Hemlock. Ml 48626 83” (517) 642-5211 642-9906 “One Stop Food Sorvico ft t l FOUR FLAGS OFFICE CENTER Congratulations Seniors GHS0 from Group Health Service of Michigan. Inc. O’Neill, Ackerman, Wallace, 4200 Fashion Square Boulevard Ut l) Bkm Cm� � Saginaw Michigan 48603• 790-1000 lif 9t sn d Doyle S Jones 30 FORD RICK FORD Good Luck Seniors III SAGINAW ST. HEMLOCK, Ml. 642-5261 From Hemlock FFA Chapter PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATES Affordable—Economical Mobile Homes W.L. CASE AND COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS 125 E. SAGINAW MERRILL MICH 643-5990 or 793-9700 Christopher W. Church Jo Ann Jankowiok Resident Manager Office Manager Hemlock, Ml 642-8666 ERSKINE HEATING AND PLUMBING CONGRATULATIONS To The 172 E. Saginaw St. Hemlock. Ml 48626 642-5508 Hemlock Senior Class of 1983 From The Hemlock We bring good things to life. GENERAL ELECTRIC Community Education Congratulations Class of '83 Department Milbrandt Realty 147 N. Elm 642-5251 FOR ALL YOUR REALESTATE NEEDS CALL Lu Ward 642-8664 Joann Mayer 642-8389 Donna Milbrandt 642-5252 131 Congratulations ! P V; I Seniors ' 'y$ TOUCH L A UFE A Hemlock Lions Club Dow Corning Corporation Medical Products Plant Hemlock, Michigan FAREWELL and GOOD LUCK to H.H.S. from the Class of ’83 FARMER’S HOME TAVERN 215 Saginaw Street Hemlock, Michigan 48626 Joe and Joan wish to congratulate the Seniors of 1983. GOOD LUCK TO ALL! 132 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE STEEL FABRICATION ERECTION STRUCTURAL CRANE RENTAL Johnson Steel Fabrication, Inc. 1075 WATSON RD. HEMLOCK, Ml 48626 Bus: 642-5268 Res: 642-2366 Put a Pinto in your yard Standing AQHA-Curly Me Two 1977 Sorrel Stallion Apha-ptha Dock panabar 1977 Tobiano Stallion Horses boarded—indoor riding arena Horses Bought—Sold—Trained Hatfield Acres Frank and Lois Hatfield 13515 Gratiot Road Hemlock, Mich. 48626 517—642-8339 '.I1 |' _i — -F----------------------— AUTO • FIRE • LIFE MOTORCYCLES • RV I Farmers Insurance Group BRIGG STONE, AGENT BUS. 777-4310 RES. 64 2-0816 5628 DIXIE HIGHWAY SAGINAW. MICHIGAN 48601 7$ Terry’s Furniture Carpet Delivery Installation Available 122 S. Elm TERRY BRONDSTETTER Hemlock. Michigan 48626 Owner Phone (517) 642-2455 SCHMERHEIM ELECTRIC CO. 1106 N. NIAGARA, SAGINAW PHONE 753-3481 LIGHTING FIXTURES, TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ON ALL THINGS ELECTRICAL. Congratulations to Seniors Hemlock. Ml 48626 Phone 517-642-2506 133 ( Roselle’s ' village J pizzeria Dave and Jan Roselle owners Home of the Deluxe Pizza 'New Mexican” Menu Hemlock 525 W. Saginaw 642-2777 Hours Sun.-Thur. 4-11 p.m. Fri-Sat. 4-1 a.m. Kemerer Flowers 105 S. Miller Saginaw 781-1200 B.C.'s Need and Feed Grocery of Frost 6 Thomas—between Freeland Hemlock Your complete building supply headquarters Wickes Lumber 642-5241 The Trend Styling Skin Care Salon 9790 Gratiot Road 781-1119 Community State Bank—Shields Not the biggest, but one of the best.” 781-2350 John J. Shields Insurance Agency, Inc. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Golden Touch Hair Designers for Men and Women 685 North Center Saginaw. Michigan 793-3771 Courthouse West Campbell Implement Co. Hemlock, Michigan 134 T)oc fe 0{a CONTRACTING FREE ESTIMATES 6249 STATE SAGINAW BULLDOZING EXCAVATING SAND GRAVEL SNOW PLOWING ASPHALT PAVING CONTRACTORS TRUCKING 799-2208] KING’S U-PICK BLUEBERRIES EDERER RD 1 y, Ml M-46 (GRATIOT RD ) il ( 1 N 4 PHONE 642-2555 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Crapo and Lesa Mr. and Mrs. Thering Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Watson and Family Michael and Elaine Litwicki Kojak Amanda, Kyle, Jennifer, Duffy, Lucie, and The Fisl Jaome and Natalie Adams Tonya Braley Steph Beckrow Robert and Arlene Gorney Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beckrow and Family May the success of your future be based today. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from Student Council. Congratulations Seniors! from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Butko and Family Ray and Karen Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeschke and Family Good Luck to the Graduating Class of h from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomsich and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Al Kube Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kreager and Family Congratulations from proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Mike Piotrowski Congratulations Seniors! You've made it—Sophomores of '85. We're the best! The rest aren't alive! ’Cause we’re the Class of 1985. It’s been hectic but lots of funl Thanks for teaching us how to be advisers. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '83 PATRONS 135 Editor’s Last Words Warm thanks to . . . Mr. Adams, our financial advisor, for all of his support and encouragement. Bob Hutfiltz, our advisor, for his guidance and the work he contributed to this book. The marketing class, for selling the ads. Chris and Mary Kirby, for their words of advice and guidance. The yearbook staff members, for their undying sense of dedication and determination. May I sigh with reliefs the 1983 yearbook has finally reached completion. There was much controversy this year, on whether Hemlock High School would even have a yearbook. Various students, interested and enthusiastic, kept a staff in existence. We had a fairly inexperienced group this year, myself in- cluded. We all learned the ropes together. A lot of hard work has been put into The Huskie Hall of Fame. The tedious hours seemed endless at times. We managed to overcome all of the many obstacles however, and turn in all 136 pages. The frantic rush to meet deadlines, the time needed to revise lay- outs, the choosing of those special pictures, and all of the copy that had to be written is finally over. I’d like to thank the staff members that stuck it out until the end. They had the patience, dedication, and determination necessary to finish this book. The staff now anxiously awaits the arrival of the final production, hoping that all the time spent was worthwhile. I hope in years to come, you can look back through this yearbook and reflect on the meaningful memories that you have acquired during your high school times. It has been a pleasant and unique experience working with the yearbook staff in creating this book. I am glad I was able to be a part of it. Laura Saxsma Editor k? s?.. m Si HS71 «US Vi � 'Ww SH A .1 � f jr, V v • . , . m A; il r s ? r. I : ' « ;•. - - «as? -TE - V «-■•’■;•;■ « • ... • r • £ . 1