Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

HEMLOCK HUSKIES PRESENT MOMENTS TO REMEMBER 1984 DEDICATION Cindy Royal We the staff of the 1984 yearbook have decided to dedicate this year's publication to Cindy Royal, a loyal friend and willing student whose parting left us not only startled but saddened and lonely. We take pride in the fact that we had a chance to know her and take part in her life. Those of us who knew her admired her strength and determination in the face of what to some of us would have been unsurmountable odds. She may be gone, but she's far from forgotten. She left us many moments to remember. 2 HOMECOMING PARADE 3 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Student Council members make plans for the 1983 homecoming activities as Mr. Baumann listens in. Pictured are Sarah Sarchet, John Morrison, Kim Nehmer, and Tammy Konecny. They chose Show Time as the theme, kicking off activities with a pep assembly and spirit night. Floats drifted down the streets of Hemlock on a beautiful fall evening as the parade caught one and all's attention. The game followed the parade with Hemlock winning the starring place. The homecoming dance Saturday wound up a star studded weekend. Court Nominees Back Row—Chip Wise, Brian Stadler, Brian Schultz, Louie Butko, Jay Tibbie Front Row—Chris Prezata, Andrea Johnston, Cindy Erskine, Wendy Fenn. 4 HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY NOMINEES Wendy and Dan Tammy and Glen Jackie and Jeff Sarah and John Just like on T.V.! PT1 HOMECOMING PARADE 6 HOMECOMING PARADE The Sophomore float—E.T. The theme for this year's Homecoming was It's Showtime! The judges had a hard time picking which float would be the winner. After much decision, the Junior float won. The Sophomores come in second with the Seniors coming in third! The Junior float—The Twilight Zone 7 The Senior float—The Wizard of Oz SHOWTIME IN ACTION Homecoming this year, Septem- ber 30th. was against Millington. We led in the first quarter 6-0. Midway in the first half Millington scored their only touchdown and point after kick. The second half was Hemlock all the way finishing up the game with a 26-7 victory. They never told me about this in aerobic dance class. No, that was 5 pizzas with pepperoni, 3 with hamburg, 3 with mushrooms................. Watch it. Dogface! 8 DOWN THE FIELD OF HONOR The 1983 Homecoming Court walking in with their parents. Starting from the upper left: Jackie Heinz and parents, 2. Sarah Sarchet and parents; 3. close-up of Queen Wendy Bailey with her parents after being crowned, 4. Tammy Ostrowski and parents and 5. Queen Wendy with proud Mom and Dad. 9 HALFTIME Top Left —Last year's queen. Miss Ann Wudel Top Right — Our King Glen House and Queen Wendy Bailey Right—This year's court includes (left to right) Jeff Durfee, King Glen House, Dan Darby, John Corcoran. Seated are Jackie Heinz, Tami Ostrowski, Queen Wendy Bailey and Sarah Sarchet. 10 Who? Little ole me? It is now official. J. Durfee, D. Darby, G. House Watch out here we come! 13 Freshman Cheerleaders Whadda ya mean there's no brakes? Has anyone seen Toto? This year held many off moments. Most of the time the students only goof off during lunch. But that's most of the time. Hemlock High School Future Cheerleaders 14 It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Huskieman! Aah yes! All my adoring fans! Smiling Pretty 1983 Homecoming Queen Oh! please let it be me! Wendy and Glen Liz Rye and Dave Knoll £ POM PON GIRLS 1983 Pom Pon Squad left to right—Patty Rutkiewicz, Amy Clayborn, Melissa Gerzeski, Tricia Wade, Mary Russ, Lori Rousseau, Laura Saxma, Cindy Guerrero, Cathy Priest, Tammy Konecny, Sarah Spadaro, Virginia Klopf, Andrea Blakeslee, Connie Gorthy. 16 1983 Homecoming Parade Pom Pon Girls CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Back row—Suzette Gray, Tracy Kohloff, Kathy Draper, Dayna Golombisky Front row—Rhonda Ortman, Mary Wurtzel, Pam Erskine The Hemlock J.V. Cheerleaders took home a first place trophy from the First Annual Tri- Valley Cheerleading Invitational. They were judged on floor presentation, execution, voice, appearance and enthusiasm. Betty Jo Sarchet, Cheerleading Advisor Varsity Cheerleaders Back row—Michelle Futrell, Pam House, Tammi Ostrowski, Beth Burdo Front row—Annette Pruitt, Jackie Heinz, Sarah Sarchet, Angie Little Edwin Kilbourn—Superintendent MEMORIES MADE Carl Wardin—President These men made up the High School and Central Administra- tion in 1959. The pictures were taken from the 1959 Year Book. Mr. Benford is still with us. Mr. Baumann who was teaching Civics and coaching at that time is now Principal. Times past and present which all become Moments To Remember. Alfred Basner—Secretary Edwin Goodman—Treasurer Richard Campbell—-Trustee Wilbert Preuss—Trustee Rolland Benford—Principal 18 TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO The Hemlock High School building is 25 years old this year. A lot of memories are abounding in these hall and many more are in the offing. Below is a picture of the old Hemlock High building which has since been torn down. The dedication is the original one from the 1959 Year Book. Recently we bid farewell to an old friend and greeted a new one. That friend, the old high school building, has long been a part of our town and of our lives. As we sit among our new surroundings we find our eyes wan- dering to the windows to gaze at it. If we could recall only a minute part of all the memories we have shared there, what a fortune that would be. Sometimes we laughed, sometimes we cried; but always the school stood calm, undaunted, and ready to greet us. Regardless of what we felt one day we were happy to be a part of it the next. Here at Hemlock we are only a very small part of the great educational system of our State, nation, and world, but still we are like one big family held together by common inter- est, activities, and tradition. Our old building was the center about which our lives revolved up until a few short months ago. Even though it has been replaced by a new building it will never be replaced in our hearts and minds. 19 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION L. Gariglio—Superintendent Left to Right—G. Sanford, P. Dupuis, S. Koch, J. Gudaitis, L. Long, A. Manzoni, R. Klug R. Benford—Assistant Superintendent A. Sanders—Business Manager K. Krivick—Secretary D. Erskine—Secretary 20 OFFICE L. Baumann—Principal You're kidding! The news team from 60 Minutes is waiting in my office. Right— M. Murphy—Secretary See my finger, see my thumb, see my fist— G. Rick—Assistant Principal How do I spell relief? J. Rivard—Secretary Anyone else hear that ticking in here? We are very fond of our office staff and are using some well intended humor on them. They are never too busy to show patience and aid to one and all. Thanks for the memories. 21 Ready For Family Feud STUDENT COUNCIL Standing left to right Cindy Honig, Dave Byron, Shelley Dufort, Jeff Durfee, Virginia Klopf, Davna Golombisky Sitting left to right Jonell Davis, Tammy Konecny—Secre- tary, Sarah Sarchet—President, John Morrison—Vice President, Kim Nehmer—Trea- surer, Lauretta Oravitz This year's spectacular Home- coming was the result of the hard work of the Student Council. This year's Student Council worked to give us dances and assemblies, and brightened Christmas for all by decorating a tree in the Student Cen- ter. The group helped to fill many empty Xmas stockings by merging with the F.F.A. in a food drive. Activities not only affected the high school but also the elementary when they dressed up and passed out candy on Halloween. Thanks to the Student Council for not only serving as an in- put for the student body but also for all they've done for the school and community 22 Hey! Did you guys hear the one about the big bathroom scandal? JANITORS Carl Bruse MAKING A CLEAN SWEEP OF IT 23 Kay Cochran COOKS 24 E. Buckley TRANSPORTATION Bus Drivers: Back Row—B. Farner, E. Claxton, T. Leuenberger, E. Wardin, B. Wardin, M. Kehoe, K. Schell Center: J. Foye, D. Ickes, V. Fitting Front Row: R. Frederick, A. Polley, D. Estrada, P. Bilitzke D. Basner—Supervisor J. Piwowarski and C. Ickes—Mechanics 25 Bus Drivers: Left to Right—P. Pavlich, G. Kruth, I. Kube, D. Mallory, D. Guettler, B. Fritzler SCENE DIRECTORS Welcome to Carpenter's Cricket Farm—C. Carpenter, Agriculture Come here William! —B. Agresta Government, Economy How would you like to wrestle all these papers? B. Blaine, Special Ed. Want to step out into the hall? D. Adams, Business 26 DAAAA! J. Blue, American History What do you mean you lost the copy machine? B. Bugni, Steno, Secretarial 27 I think I see a dagger before me. C. Gardner, English A hamlet is not a small pig. D. Gunther, English No, we're not reading Huck Finn this year. J. Goward, English Tomorrow we're going to try and divide pie. D. Krueger, Math OK, who replaced the typewriter ribbons with rolls of caps? J. Luebkert, Typing and Business 28 What do you mean you tapped into military secrets? D. Otter, Math Computer I did the body work for Christine. R. McAllister, Auto Shop Just a minute let me check the teacher's edition. M. Robishaw, Cuff 'em and stuff 'em! L. West, Biology Chemistry Math 29 What do you mean you want career info on a K.G.B. Agent? J. Sheltraw, Counselor Let's go bug Mrs. Coward. B. Taylor, Science Kiss me you fool! B. Sutton, Mech. Drawing What's a nice girl like me doing in a place like this? S. Terbrack, Computer 30 Any questions? W. Townsend, Business Ain't She Sweet! K. Thering, English Give me football or give me death. R. Wallace, Social Studies No! No! World War II comes after World War I. A Vree, History 31 What do you mean you want the library to subscribe to Play Girl? B. Wallace, Librarian EGAD! Termites. B. Rosselit, Wood Shop I wish they had to find subs for the kids instead of the teachers. G. LaVere, Substitute Teacher 32 That guy just mooned me! Say what? 33 Wonder if you can drown in a steno pool? SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 1986 Linda Anaman Terry Anaman Paula Andrews Chris Armstrong Mary Ayre Rob Bauchula Jerilyn Barnovitz Michelle Bartelt Helen Bastounis Scott Beagle Annette Becker Todd Beyersdorf Kevin Bohlen Dan Bowden Bob Bowen Ron Boylen Tara Bra ley Sue Breternitz Pari Brown Patty Burdo Dave Byron John Chambers Cheryl Colvin Michelle Conrad 36 Julie Cramton Chris Daleo Linda David Dave Dawley Kathy Draper Jeff Ellwanger Heidi Engel Mark Engel Lori Erskine Pam Erskine Sue Faber Lori Fitting Doug Fritzler Frank Frost Ken Frost Tom Garrecht Sherri Geeraerts Wendy Gemeinhardt Rick Gofton Dana Golombisky Kyle Gorthy Suzette Gray Sue Green Mark Greskowiak 37 u _) CD CO ON CO nD Keith Gross Pari Gunther Dick Guttowsky Jennifer Halm Tammy Heinz Wayne Hill Nikki Hoffman Doug Hollingsworth Rick Irish Teresa Jeschke Mark Johnston Jenny Jungnitsch Joe Kalkman Jamie Kehoe Toni Kehoe Barb Keller Steve Knoerr Dave Knoll Tracy Kohlhoff Jeff Koons Deana Kreager Rob Krueger Jill Ladouce Toni Laporte 38 Debbie Laszlo Mike Lewis Matt Loiselle Kelly Long Susan Mackey Rachel Marietta Denise McNeil Steve Mcvannel Lisa Mielke Jay Milbrandt Kevin Moore Quinn Moore Molly Morrison Phillip Mull Tina Mull Eric Murphy Chris Nass Todd Niersel Lindsay Norris Ellen Orear Ronda Ortman Matt Pinet Serena Pittman Marcia Pollard C L A S 5 0 F 1 9 8 6 39 onoo'sok hriO tnu rH0 Clyde Pratt Paul Pretzer Mike Preuss Stacey Prezzato Debbie Pringle Mary Raucholz Lori Reed Wendy Rehak Tina Rivard Liz Rye Stacy Sauve Michelle Savage Derrick Shantz Ruth Schmidt Beth Schotts Brenda Schultz Shari Schultz Darren Seegmiller Kim Shields Eric Shoemaker Steve Simmet Debbie Slivinski Matt Sowels Lynette Stroebel 40 Jason Stuller Toni Sugar Ty Swarthout Jay Temple Tim Wadle Steve Watson Mike Weise Camie West Dan Wiechman Tiffany Wiles Mary Wurtzel Jeff Yackel Tanya Yaggie Cindy Zastrow Missing: Rahn, Fred Bertram, Troy Remer, Janice Brenske, Matt Richards, Danny Byron, Michelle Rogers, Steven Johnson, Keith Rohn, David Kalina, Darik Schmidt, Jim Kalkman, John Schroeder, Steven Kemerer, Melissa Seeburger, Pat Morrison, Mary Stroebel, Regina Mull, Michael Tessin, Steve Osmond, Brad Tomsich, Mike Quaal, Kevin Radosa, Mike Zeitler, Dan ON OO'Cm «T1 O JUNIORS CLASS OF 1985 Tina Abbott Bridget Agresta Edwin Aho Kevin Allen Scott Bartlett Amy Bedford Fred Bellinger Robert Betz Troy Beyersdorf Kris Bieberitz Karen Bierd Andrea Blakeslee Chris Blizzard Tracy Braley Timothy Bray Robert Brugge Michelle Burbank Beth Burdo Leonard Butko Jane Callahan Robert Carl Jennifer Carter Tamara Case Patricia Chambers 42 Roger Christman Annette Clark Amy Clayborn Brian Cole Michelle Colver Linda Cross Jeffrey Crump Diane Darby Jonell Davis Ann Debozy Brian Diener Pamela Diener Jerry Draper Penny Dreffs Michelle DuFort David Dupuis Kim Durkee Tammy Dwenger Jamie Eckstorm Denise Emery Matthew Ewald Daniel Fekay David Fortin Brenda Frederick 43 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Michelle Freeman Amy Fritzler Michelle Futrell Thomas Gariglio James Gam Alison Gase Paul Gay Kyle Gemeinhardt Amy Goetgeluck Janis Gorney Greg Gorsline Constance Gorthy Chami Gower Stephanie Gower Keith Grubaugh Theresa Grzesiak Leeann Gwizdala Heather Hammond Allan Hare Brian Hare Janet Hare Rebecca Harris Scott Harris Doug Hegenauer 44 Pam House Michelle Hubbell Michelle Izzo Kurt Kaiser Richard Kalkman Michelle Kataski Lori Kehrer Chris Kissane Sheila Klemish James Kline Virginia Klopf Michael Klug Thomas Kochendorfer David Kohlhagen Henry Kricher Melissa Krueger Eric Kuelske Lynda Leidig Lori Lennox Susan Lickly Kenneth Ling Amy Linville Angela Little Matthew Lutzke 45 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Chad Lynn Michael McCulloch Ronald McNally Linda McNeil Charlene Meier Scott Menjoulet Tamora Mitchell Deborah Moeller Gregory Moon Barbara Morse Jeffrey Mulvaney Earl Murphy Alan Murray Margery Neuenfeldt Rodney Neuenfeldt Lauretta Oravitz Sheila Pahl Chris Peterson Lori Prast Cathy Pringle David Pringle Annette Pruitt Rick Quackenbush Angela Reikowsky 46 Noel Rogers Stephanie Rooker Jennifer Royal Mary Russ Christopher Ruth Robert Ryder Roger Ryder Pat Sackrider Maria Sanders Dale Schafer Steve Shomaker Debra Schultz Lisa Scott Patricia Shei Sherri Shei Debra Shields Audrey Shimonek Linda Smelley Sarah Spadaro Margaret Spern Dawn Starke Tracy Stephens Dawn Stikeleather Debbie Storch 47 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Donald Stryker Todd Suppes Ken Taylor Ben Temple Karrie Tessin John Thompson Cathleen Tyra Patricia Wade Ben Walker Gary Walton Kevin Wardin Julie Watson Peggy Wegener William Weise Floyd Wetherell Troy Wilsey Missing: Bellinger, Gerald Delgado, David Douglas, Matthew Glover, Troy Hingston, Mark Kemerer, Laura Kenny, Robert Kenny, Patrick Kochendorfer, Thomas Kohloff, Paul Krueger, Bernard Laundra, Kenneth Levee, Gregory Martin, Kurt Mason, Tim McCulloch, Dan Mechem, John Mikek, Joe Murphy, Mike Pavlik, Kathy Raymond, Steve Rowe, Keith Scott, Bob Stefanski, Tom Thayer, Troy Tomasek, Todd Van Riper, Lana Wilson, Glen Zeitler, Ron Wolfgram, Jeff 48 OPEN Open house was held late in No- vember and was party to one of the largest groups of visitors to date. Mr. Baumann and Mr. Benford hosted the evening, greeting one and all with wide smiles and out stretched hands. Mr. Gippert and band members entertained while refreshments were served by Student Council and F.F.A. members. Visitors strolled the hallways, spoke with the teaching staff, and viewed student projects. For some it was a first visit, but for many a trip down memory lane as they re- called their own days at Hemlock High. 49 Front row (1 to r) Keith Gross, John Moore, Robert Betz, Mike Kraniak, Joe Mikek, Jonell Davis, Brenda Frederick, Steve Barnovitz, John Meechem, Steve Knoerr, Steve Rogers Back row (1 to r) Howard Patterson, Lance Wright, Richard Davis, Mike Radosa, Troy Beyersdorf, Tim Bray, Marty Neuenfeldt, Steve Tessin, Doug Hollingsworth, Tina Mull, Ron Kraniak, LeRoy Zastrow. Joe Mikek and Troy Beyersdorf taking care of the soybean harvest. This was one of the most successful years for the Future Farmers of America. This year, former Hemlock Agriculture students formed an alumni group to help the FFA. FFA members attended Leader- ship Contests at Breckenridge and brought home first, second and third place wins. The officers went on retreat to the Shera- ton Hotel to plan activities for National FFA Week. The chapter also played a game of Donkey Basketball against the faculty. They attended the State FFA convention at M.S.U. and made profits by selling seeds and fruit. Troy Beyersdorf and Joe Mikek worked the chapter field. They harvested 30-32 bushels of soybeans per acre on the 48 acre field. 50 1984 FFA Officers are (1 to r) Kevin Wardin (Historian), Jonell Davis (Treasurer), Mike Kraniak (Vice-President), Mia Durham (President), Mike Radosa (Secretary) Steve Barnovitz (Reporter), Brenda Frederick (Sentinel). Missing: Troy Beyersdorf (Parliamentarian) 1984 Alumni Officers are; First row (1 to r) Jim Howe (President), Loren Mueller (Secretary) Back row (1 to r) Don Baldauf (Vice-President) Glenn Schomaker (Treasurer) 1984 Soybean Harvest B.O.E.C. Business and Office Education Club Bridget Agresta Linda Anaman Ruth Ann Ballien Kris Bieberitz Linda Clapp Amy Clayborn Michelle Conrad Chris Daleo Jonell Davis Pam Diener Penny Dreffs Mia Durham Wendy Fenn Brenda Frederick Melissa Gerzeski Dayna Golombisky Suzette Gray Cynthia Guerrero Jennifer Halm Lisa Heiler Pam House Lori Kitter Virginia Kloph Tracy Kohlhoff Jeff Koons Kelly Long Molly Morrison Stacy Nowak Lindsay Norris Chris Prezzato Cathy Priest Cathy Pringle Jean Raucholz Amy Rohn Jennifer Royal Mary Russ Amy Rye Beth Schotts Lisa Scott Sarah Spadaro Ben Walker Bill Weise Regional finalists who went on to state competition were: Pam Diener, Cathy Priest, Jonell Davis, Kris Bieberitz, Pam House, Lisa Heiler, Ruth Ann Ballien, Lori Kitter, Amy Rohn, Linda Clapp, Chris Daleo, Kelly Long, Virginia Kloph, Stacy Nowak, Lisa Scott, Bridget Agresta, Mia Durham, Jennifer Royal, Linda Anaman, Beth Schotts, Mary Russ, Sarah Spadaro, Cyndy Guerrero, Tracy Kohloff. State finalists were; Ruth Ann Ballien, Virginia Kloph, Jean Raucholz, Stacy Nowak, Kris Bieberitz, Amy Rohn, Pam Diener, Jonell Da- vis, Linda Anaman, Kelly Long. State finalists who went on to national competition were Pam Diener, Jean Raucholz, and Virginia Kloph. 53 1st row (1 to r) Tammy Konency, Jamie Eckstorm, Sarah Sarchet, Pam Erskine, Karen Gottschalk, Melissa Krueger, Laurie Oravitz, Lori Prast, Andrea Blakeslee, Maria Sanders, Laura Linton, Debbie Moeller. 2nd row (1 to r) Karen Bierd, Terri Jeschke, Karrie Tessin, Linda Cross, Char Meier, Rhonda Ortman, Cathy Tyra, Kim Shields, Shari Schultz, Robin York, Quinn Moore, Matt Ewald, Virginia Klopf, Ann Debozy, Theresa Greziak, Christine Nass, Jamie Kehoe, Mary Ayre, Debbie Laszlo, Debbie Slivinski. 3rd row (1 to r) Dick Guttowsky, Greg Moon, Ken Taylor, Brenda Schultz, Marge Neuenfeldt, Patti Rutkiewicz, Edwin Aho, Mike Klug, Lori Erskine, Marie Ramsey, Sue Green, Jim Kline, Roger Ryder, Cindy Zastrow, Fred Bellinger, Chris Loiselle, Bob Ryder, Jeff Schultz, Derrick Kalina, Rick Irish, Craig Jaenicke, Regina Stroebel, Doug Fritzler, Missy Izzo, Greg Levee, Perri Brown, Matt Douglass, Debra Schultz. Last row (1 to r) Mike Tomsich, Deb Storch, Paul Greskowiak, Alison Gase, Mr. Gippert, Jerry Draper, Scott Bartlett, Nikki Hoffman, Eric Kuelske. HIGH SCHOOL BAND Band Officers: Debra Schultz, Secretary; Mr. Gippert; Mike Klug, Vice President; Marge Neuenfeldt, Treasurer; Laurie Oravitz, Student Council; Roger Ryder, Historian; Tammy Konency, President. 54 The high school and eighth and ninth grade students going to Germany this sum- mer. This year's High School Band is really going places, literally. For the past two years they have competed in international competitions in Niagra Falls and Toronto which, with the help and recommendation of Scottish band director Trevor Green (he was visiting Hemlock as part of a tour of American school band programs), they have qualified for the Nuremburg Music Festival in Nuremburg, Germany in July of this year. They will be the first American band to attend the festival ever. The band has been working towards the trip since last year and will keep working until they leave this summer. They have been holding car washes, card parties, selling candy, selling raffle tickets, and many other fund raising activities. The band has been having concerts since the begin- ning of the school year which have been quite successful. At the District Band Festival they received straight l's (a perfect score). The first band ever to do so in Hemlock. We wish the band much luck for their coming trip. We're proud of you. 1st row 1 to r: Sarah Sarchet, Ken Taylor, Patty Rutkiewicz, Brenda Schultz, Marge Nuenfeldt, Matt Douglas, Debra Schultz, Brian Fleming, Linda Cross. 2nd row 1 to r: Karen Gotteschalk, Lori Hrskine, Mike Klug, Missy Izzo, Ron Fitch, Marie Ramsey. 3rd row 1 to r: Mr. Gippert, Paul Greskowiak, Mike Tomsich, Cindy Zastrow, Fred Bellinger, Sue Green, Bob Ryder, Chris Loiselle, Jeff Schultz, Paul Jurek, Steve Tomsich. Mr. Gippert J.V. FOOTBALL Top row (1-r) Coach Bob Taylor and Coach Jim Blue. 3rd. row Rob Krueger, Ken Frost, Wayne Hill, Jay Milbrandt, Kevin Quaal, Jason Stuller, Dick Guttowsky, Steve McVannel and Rob Bachula. 2nd row Jim Schmidt, Matt Loiselle, Matt Pinet, Clyde Pratt, Mike Weise, Steve Schomaker, Ty Swarthout, Dan Wiechmann and Ron Boylen. Bottom row Scott Beagle, Steve Watson, John Kalkman, Bob Bowen, Jeff Yackel, Jeff Ellwanger, Mike Pruess, and Todd Tomasek. Missing Peter Christoffersen, Ken Ling. H O Chesaning 6 14 Birch Run 0 34 Frankenmuth 6 28 Millington 21 12 Carrollton 31 6 Garber 3 0 Swan Valley Bullock 40 10 Creek 34 0 Douglas MacArthur 6 32 COACHES (1-r) Bob Taylor, Bob Blaine, Jim Blue, Bob Wallace, Don Krueger, and Don Otter. VARSITY FOOTBALL Back row (1-r) Brian Cole, Chris Peterson, Greg Gorsline, Rob Freier, Mike McCullagh, Ben Temple, Earl Murphy. 3rd row Mark Hingston, Jim Murray, Henry Kricher, Chris Kissane, Dan Fekay, Marty Pitt, Mike Murphy, John Wenzel. 2nd row Troy Wilsey, Tony Beckrow, Mike Butcher, Tom Neuenfeldt, Don Storck, Tom Hagarty, Kevin Carey, Nick Pinet, Kurt Kaiser. Front row Tom Bronz, Glenn House, Troy Kaiser, Les Martin, Fred Crosby, Jeff Durfee, Louie Butko, Brian Schultz, Tim Breternitz, Keith Rowe. Missing: K. Gemeinhardt, P. Kenny, C. Ruth, K. Laundra, B. Root, J. Reed, R. Ryder and P. Jurek. H O Chesaning 6 12 Birch Run 0 20 Frankenmuth 33 27 Millington 26 7 Carrollton 9 7 Garber 6 10 Swan Valley Bullock 27 13 Creek 62 0 Douglas MacArthur 25 6 Homecoming Game 57 SHOOTING G I R L S J V B A S K E T B A L L Back row (1-r) Tammi Wilkins, Tammy Krueger, Kelly Wegener, Jami Majeski, Brenda Schultz, Kristin Gorsline, Sue Green, Coach Julie Wolgast. Front row Margaret Sanders, Linda Anaman, Chris Daleo, Kristi Flewelling, Wendy Gemeinhardt, Lisa Rick. Essex Breckenridge Birch Run Valley Lutheran Frankenmuth Meridian Millington Carrollton MacArthur Garber Chesaning Swan Valley Bullock Creek Birch Run Frankemuth Millington Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek H O 69 44 52 15 67 37 46 43 41 39 26 33 36 42 35 25 37 31 34 30 20 65 36 48 39 49 31 40 50 35 38 47 41 27 38 50 20 55 20 58 STARS Back row (l-r) Michelle Hubbell, Jennifer Wiechmann, Lori Prast, Beck Rick, Diane Darby, Lori Erskine, Jennifer Carter, Coach A1 Pacholke. Front row: Mgr. Becky Harris, Liz Rye, Lesa Crapo, Linda Smelley, Stephanie Ware, Amy Linville, Stacy Nowak. H O Eisenhower 48 53 Breckenridge 52 53 Birch Run Valley 55 57 Lutheran 36 58 Frankenmuth 36 79 Meridian 41 55 Millington Carrollton 46 28 52 42 MacArthur 42 37 Garber 30 51 Chesaning 36 52 Swan Valley Bullock 40 32 Creek 53 38 Birch Run 56 49 Frankenmuth 34 48 Millington 37 49 Carrollton 37 54 Garber 35 65 Swan Valley Bullock 66 60 Creek 38 34 Districts Hemlock 45 Durand 61 T.V.C. 6th place Leading Scorer: Becky Rick 319 points Leading Rebounder: Becky Rick 231 Rebounds Assists Leader: Linda Smelley 27 Assists Steals Leader: Stephanie Ware 32 Steals All Conference Team: Becky Rick 2nd team Stephanie Ware Honorable Mention Lesa Crapo Honorable Mention Saginaw News All-Area: Becky Rick 2nd team Most Valuable Player: Becky Rick Most Improved Player: Stacy Nowak G I R L S V A R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L 59 RUNNING FOR THE c R O S S C o u N T R Y Girls Team—back row (1-r) Mary Morrison, Sheila Pahl, Shelley DuFort, Julie Watson, Camie West, Molly Morrison. Front row—Cathy Tyra, Wendi Wade, Laurie Oravitz, Mary Gerzeski, Bridget Agresta, Janis Gorney. Missing: Cindy Erskine, Becky Cole, Char Meier, Shari Schultz, Tonia Engel, Sheila Klemish and Lindsay Norris. 60 Boys Team—back row (1-r) John Morrison, Matt Gudaitis, Tom Gariglio, Keith Grubaugh, Mark Johnston, Chris Blizzard, Todd Beyersdorf, Rick Irish, Todd Davis. Front row—Tim Cole, Rick Gofton, Jeff Ward, Ben Walker, Dave Knoll, John Mellberg, Rick Majeski, Doug Hegenauer. WHITE 24CLUB Brian Oldenburg 21.20 John Morrison 21.20 Rick Majeski 21.20 Todd Ware 21.25 Mark Benford 21.57 Bill Nyman 22.06 Kevin Oldenburg 22.08 Todd Davis 22.40 Dave Gofton 23.08 Greg Updike 23.15 Dan Fekay 23.17 Jeff Greskowiak 23.18 T. J. Peters 23.33 Tom Kalkman 23.50 Mark Johnston 23.38 Rick Gofton 23.57 ROAD 4 MILES All County Girls 1st. Team Julie Watson—Saginaw County Champion Camie West Girls 2nd. Team Mary Morrison Molly Morrison Mary Gerzeski Boys 1st. Team Rick Majeski John Morrison Boys 2nd Team—Todd Davis All Conference Girls 1st. Team—Julie Watson Girls 2nd Team—Mary Morrison Boys 1st. Team Rick Majeski John Morrison Boys 2nd. Team—Todd Davis 61 Coach Bill Agresta FALL SPORTS BANQUET 62 PUTTERING AROUND GOLF TEAM Hemlock's Varsity Golf Team includes: (1-r) Paul Gay, Matt Lutzke, Ron Zeitler, Chad Lynn, Coach Sutton, Tom Garrecht, Paul Greskowiak, Tom Stroebel, Tom Kochendorfer and Dan Zeitler. Missing from picture is Mark Engel. AVERAGES T. Garrecht 41.26 D. Zeitler 44.80 T. Kochendorfer 45.26 C. Lynn 46.66 R. Zeitler 48.76 T. Stroebel 49.33 P. Gay 49.62 P. Greskowiak 51.28 M. Engel 51.76 O H Birch Run 424 462 Frankenmuth 440 447 All Saints 199 239 Chesaning 165 180 Garber 418 464 All Saints 414 433 Swan Valley 447 451 Chesaning 220 225 Merrill 283 221 Valley Lutheran 189 188 All Conference 2nd Man First Team: Tom Garrecht All Conference Honorable Mention: Dan Zeitler CONFERENCE 4th—341-346 RECORD 2 wins, 8 losses 63 B O Y S J V Back row (1-r) Coach Adams, John Chambers, Mike Weise, Tom Garrecht, Todd Tomasek, Rob Krueger, Wayne Hill, Paul Gay. Front row (1-r) Dan Zeitler, Ron Boylen, Todd Niersel, Derrick Schantz, Jaeme Adams (ball boy). B A S K E T B A L L SCORES H 0 Sanford 54 29 Birch Run 37 31 Frankenmuth 48 58 Millington 54 41 Eisenhower 30 69 Sanford 46 29 Carrollton 35 62 Garber 44 52 Swan Valley 48 45 Bullock Creek 54 39 Birch Run 48 61 Frankenmuth 50 44 Eisenhower 44 71 MacArthur 61 67 Carrollton 41 63 Garber 57 61 Millington Swan Valley 46 47 51 54 MacArthur 54 65 Bullock Creek 63 48 OVERALL CONFERENCE RECORD 8-12 RECORD 6-8 Rob Krueger: Most steals in one game (5) and most total points (22). Dan Zeitler: Most assists by one person in one game (8). Todd Tomasek: Most offensive rebounds (8), most defensive rebounds (10), and most total over all rebounds in one game (16). 64 Back row (1-r) J. Durocher, Jim Murray, Troy Wilsey, Mark Smith, Chris Kissane, Brian Schultz, Greg Gorsline, Coach Andy Piazza, Asst. Coach Dick Adams Front row (1-r) Troy Kaiser, Kurt Kai- ser, Glenn House, Brian Stadler, Dan Darby, Bill Weise, Chip Wise, Tom Neuenfeldt. TRI-VALLEY CHAMPS! SCORES The 1983-84 boys basketball team added another tro- phy to Hemlock High by winning the Tri-Valley Conference Championship. This is the second title in the past three years having won it in the 1981-82 sea- son. The Huskie cagers won their last 12 conference games to post a 13-1 league record. The Hemlock Bask- etball program has racked up an impressive 36-6 conference record over the past three years. Dan Darby closed out an outstanding career by being named All-State and All-Conference for the second year in a row. The Hemlock team Captain scored 1220 points and handed out 496 assists; both school career records. The Huskie Co-M.V.P. will attend C.M.U. on a full athletic scholarship. The first ever for a Hemlock Cager. Brian Stadler also earned All-Conference and All- State recognition for a second time. The Co-Captain and Co-M.V.P. ends his career with 891 points and 607 rebounds, which is a school record. Chip Wise was named Most Improved Player and also received the Joel Baase Award. Chip Wise and Tom Neuenfeldt were named All- Conference Honorable Mention. H O Sanford 54 49 Birch Run 65 31 Frankenmuth 50 58 Millington 72 58 Eisenhower 38 41 Sanford 54 51 Carrollton 61 49 Garber 53 44 Swan Valley 70 36 Bullock Creek 81 30 Birch Run 78 54 Frankenmuth 61 60 Eisenhower 51 55 MacArthur 85 64 Carrollton 60 49 Garber 82 54 Millington 77 40 Swan Valley 89 59 MacArthur 63 64 Bullock Creek 67 46 Ovid-Elsie 79 86 16 wins—5 losses Conference Record 13-1 B 0 Y S Y A R S 1 T Y B A S K E T B A L L 65 J V V o L L E V B A L L SEASON RECORD Merrill 15-3, 15-2 St. Charles 15-12, 15-0 Birch Run 15-5, 15-17, 15-11 Frankenmuth 15-0, 15-12 Millington 5-15, 15-10, 15-3 Carrollton 15-2, 15-7 Garber 15-9, 3-15, 5-15 Swan Valley 15-7, 15-8 Bullock Creek 15-4, 15-9 Birch Run 11-15, 4-15 Frankenmuth 15-3,16-14 Millington 15-13,15-7 Carrollton 15-13, 15-12 Garber 15-10, 15-17, 12-15 Swan Valley 15-6, 16-14 Bullock Creek 15-1, 10-15, 15-2 Games needed to win the Invitational were Mt. Pleasant 15-4, 15-7 St. Louis 15-6, 15-3 ST. LOUIS INVITATIONAL CHAMPS - } track ffEC Members include: Front row, (1-r) Molly Morrison, Linda Anaman, Stacey Prezzato, Jenny Jungnitsch, Mary Morrison. Second row: Heidi Engel, Deana Kreager, Kelli Green, Lori Fitting. Last row: Coach L. Griffing, Chris Daleo Sue Green, Jamie Majeski, Kristin Gorsline, Lori Erskine, and Sue Breternitz. 66 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS: Corinne Grzesiak Sheila Pahl Wendy Fenn Lindsay Norris Cindy Erskine Debbie Moeller Michelle Burbank Julie Erskine Liz Rye Debbie Schultz SCORING RECORD Overall 7-9 Conference 6-8 V A R S I T Y V O L L E Y B A L L 67 BOWLING M. Kochendorfer P. Diener, D. Schafer, T. Yaggie Thursday eveings at Crooked Creek was the site of the High School bowling league. The season started in November and ended with a banquet in May. Two scholarships were awarded along with other awards. Mike Monroe—Coordinator M. Klug, L. Cwizdala, C. Meier, P. Rutkiewicz, J. Eckstrom, M. Douglas Missed! Nice form 68 WE TUMBLE FOR YA!! Under the guidance of Coach West, girls on the gymnastics team learn self discipline and split sec- ond timing. Just watching them in practice sessions is a rewarding experience. Truly poetry in mo- tion . Good work girls. 69 VARSITY WRESTLERS Back row (1-r) Asst. Coach Dan Buckley, Tim Breternitz, Kevin Quaal, Joe Reed, John Mellbere, Doug Hegenauer, Dan Fekay, Tom Bronz, Tony Beckrow, Head Coach Bob Blaine. Middle row (1-r) Keith Gross, Dave Knoll, Don Stryker, Fred Crosby, Mat Gudaitis. Front row (1-r) Darik Kalina, Dick Guttowski, Jeff Ellwangar. SCORES H O Seminary 35 29 St. Charles 54 24 Bridgeport 48 16 Midland High 29 35 Sanford- Meridan 57 18 Chesaning 25 44 Mt. Pleasant 24 47 Millington 50 20 Pinconning 30 37 Garber 35 32 Arthur Hill 53 24 John Glenn 27 38 Swan Valley 57 18 Chip Hills 27 45 Bullock Creek 39 31 Alma 31 36 Belding 23 49 Lowell 21 42 Greenville Tournament 4th. Clare Invitational 1st. Millington Invitational 3rd. Saginaw County Tournament 3rd. Tri-Valley Conference Tournament 2nd. District Tournament (20 team) 4th. DAVE KNOLL: 4th. at Saginaw County, 2nd. at Tri-Valley Conference, 2nd. year letter. FRED CROSBY: 1st at Tri-Valley Conference, 2nd. at Tri-County All-Star, 2nd. at Dis- tricts, 3rd. at Regionals, 11th. in the State Class B, 2nd. year letter, most pins (28), most valuable wrestler. DON STRYKER: 1st. year letter. DOUG HEGENAUER: 2nd. at Greenville, 1st. at Clare, 2nd. year letter. JOHN MELLBERG: Co-Captain, 1st. at Saginaw County, 1st. at Tri-Valley Conference, 1st at Tri-County, 1st at Tri-Valley Conference, 1st at Tri-County All-Star, 2nd. at Districts, not pinned in the last 3 years, 3rd. year letter. MAT GUDAITIS: 2nd. at Saginaw County, 2nd. at Tri-Valley Conference, 3rd. at Tri- County All-Star, not pinned for the season, 1st year letter. JOHN CORCORAN: 2nd. year letter. KYLE GEMEINHARDT: 2nd year letter DAN FEKAY: 2nd. at Saginaw County, 3rd at Tri-Valley Conference, 3rd. at Tri-County All-Star, 4th. at Districts, not pinned for the season, 2nd. year letter. JOE REED: Co-Captain, 2nd. at Saginaw County, 1st. at Tri-Valley Conference, 4th. at Tri-County All-Star, 3rd, at Districts, 3rd. year letter. TOM BRONZ: 1st. at Saginaw County, 1st. at Tri-Valley Conference, 1st. at Tri-County All-Star, 4th. at Districts, 2nd. year letter. TIM BRETERNITZ: 1st. year letter. TONY BECKROW: 1st. at Greenville-all pins, 1st. year letter. KEVIN QUAAL: 3rd. at Saginaw County, 4th. at Tri-Valley Conference, 4th. at Tri-Coun- ty All-Star, fast pin for the season (12 seconds) 1st. year letter. 70 PUT THEM DOWN 71 SKI TEAM Members include: Jennifer Royal, Anita Seiler, Barb Morse, Linda Smelley, Kelly Long, Shari Schultz, Amy Claybom, Jay Tibbie, Eric Hubbard, Leonard Butko, Tom Gariglio, Bob Scott, Mike Murphy, Bob Kenny, Pat Kenny, Dan McCulloch, Ken Francis, Jerry Draper, Matt Ewald, Randal Smolchuck, Todd Krueger, Steve Sarchet, Misty Durfee, Kelly Knox, Kristi Flewelling, Jeff Koons, Russ Mielke, The team was coached by Dave Schultz. SCORES OF MEETS (low score wins) Fenton H O Girls 21 15 Boys Flushing 22 17 Girls 19 17 Boys Freeland 25H 14 Girls 10 Boys Grand Blanc 20 18 Girls 40 10 Boys Cranbrook- Kingswood 32 10 Girls 19 17 Boys Eisenhower 37 11 Girls 15 22 Boys MacArthur 26 14 Girls 20 16 Boys 13 24 In the County Giant Salom girls took 4th and boys 3rd. over all. In regionals boys and girls finished 11th over all and in divisionals girls took 4th. and boys took 8th. over all. Jay Tibbie and Shari Schultz both made it to league because of their outstanding performance at divisionals. Jay Tibbie was top finisher for the county in the regionals. Great team effort. 72 WINTER SPORTS BANQUET Coaches, team members and parents assembled at the Middle School to pay tribute to our outstanding athletes on March 27th. Chip Wise received the Joel Baase Award, Misty Durfee, and Pat Kenny received the Dana McNett Award. M.V.P.s named were: Fred Crosby—Wrestling Wendy Fenn—Volley Ball Jay Tibbie, Shari Schultz—Ski Team Camie West—Gymnastics Sarah Sarchet, Tammi Ostrowski, Jackie Heinz— Cheerleading Cathy Priest—PomPon 73 VARSITY BASEBALL Back row: Coach Otter, Troy Wilsey, Todd Tomasek, Bob Ryder, Kurt Kaiser, Tom Neuenfeldt. Center: Bob Scott, Troy Kaiser, Ben Temple, Rob Frier. Front: Mike McCullough, Chris Peterson, Greg Gorsline, Mark Hingston, Mike Klug, Les Mar- tin. H O •Merrill 4 3 Merrill 7 5 •Valley Lutheran 9 8 Valley Lutheran 4 1 •Chesaning 0 9 Chesaning 3 5 Birch Run 9 10 Birch Run 11 1 Frankenmuth 10 0 Frankenmuth 3 0 Millington 6 2 Millington 11 4 Carrollton 11 0 Carrollton 25 6 Garber 3 4 Garber 2 16 Swan Valley 6 3 Swan Valley 10 3 Bullock Creek 2 6 Bullock Creek •Non-League 6 4 Bullock Creek Pre-District Hemlock 2, Opponent 6 LEAGUE RECORD 10 wins 4 losses OVER ALL RECORD 14 wins 7 losses 74 J.V. BASEBALL Front: Joe Kalkman, Matt Loiselle, Ty Swarthout, Derrick Schantz, Darren Kalina. Second Row: Kevin Moore, Rob Bachula, Bob Bowen, Dick Guttowski, Rob Krueger, Jeff Ellwanger, Third Row: Pat Seeburger, Matt Sowels, Jason Stuller, Ron Boylen. Back: Coach Guttowski, Dave Rohn, Todd Niersel. H O Merrill 11 5 Valley Luth. 6 5 Valley Luth. 17 12 Chesaning 1 5 Chesaning . 1 5 Birch Run 4 11 Frankenmuth 3 15 Frankenmuth 2 4 Millington 4 2 Millington 10 5 Carrollton 14 0 Carrollton 1 10 Garber 4 8 Garber 1 7 Swan Valley 9 10 Swan Valley 7 5 Bullock Creek 5 8 Wins 9 Losses 3 75 VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row: Peggy Wegener, Michelle Hubble, Amy Rohn, Amy Bedford. Middle: LeAnn Gwizdala, Michelle Futrell, Lori Kitter, Wendy Gemeinhardt, Jennifer Royal. Back Row: Becky Harris, Lori Prast, Becky Rick, Debra Schultz, Lori Fiting, Coach Art Tolfree. H O St. Stephens 5 6 Eisenhower 3 15 Garber 0 2 Eisenhower 6 5 Garber 6 11 Merrill 7 6 Swan Valley 8 7 Chesaning 2 5 Swan Valley 10 0 Chesaning 19 5 MacArthur 10 0 Birch Run 11 7 MacArthur 6 5 Birch Run 11 15 Kearsley 10 0 Frankenmuth 11 7 Flint Powers 4 13 Frankenmuth 17 4 Davison 2 1 Millington 7 10 Vassar 4 3 Millington 17 11 Bullock Creek 4 8 Carrollton 10 8 Bullock Creek 3 0 Carrollton 15 0 Bullock Creek 5 4 Pre District Breckenridge 7 4 Mt. Pleasant 3 16 District B.C. All Saints 3 11 20 wins 11 losses J.V. SOFTBALL Back Row: Dianna Kreager, Leanna Butko, Kristin Gorsline, Bren- da Schultz, Jamie Majeski, Susan Green, Lisa Rick. Middle Row: Kelly Wegener, Tami Krueger, Tracey Pruitt, Jennifer Jungnitsch, Coach M. Wade. Back Row: Margaret Sanders, Linda Honaman, Ruth Schmidt, Toni Laporte. H O Eisenhower 15 9 Eisenhower 10 7 Merrill 27 4 Merrill 23 6 Chesaning 3 2 Chesaning 7 6 Birch Run 10 1 Birch Run 11 10 Frankenmuth 18 5 Frankenmuth 28 3 Gladwin 26 13 U.S.A. 15 3 Bay City West. 21 3 St. Louis 14 8 Bay City West. 13 17 Bay City West. 9 12 Millington 13 8 Millington 14 9 Carrollton 33 0 Carrollton 17 4 Garber 6 15 Garber 4 3 Swan Valley 6 1 Swan Valley 7 6 MacArthur 16 5 MacArthur 3 11 Bullock Creek 6 5 The girls J.V. softball team ended the season with a record of 23 wins and only 4 losses. Lisa Rick pitched a no hitter against Carrollton beating them 33-0. The girls scored a whopping 395 runs while giving up only 176. Hemlocks softball future looks very promising. 77 TRACKSTERS GO FOR THE GOLD! Back Row: Coach Lori Gritting, Lindsay Norris, Cathy Tyra, Marcia Pollard, Cindy Zastrow, Sue Breternitz, Marg Neuenfeldt, Tracy Neuenfeldt, Kim Fatura, Lori Erskine. Middle: Wendi Wade, Virginia Klopf, Julie Watson, Marcie Branch, Beth Burdo, Steph- anie Ware, Christy Flewelling, Dawn Marsh. Front Row: Linda Smelley, Tonia Engel, Simona Martinez, Becky Cole, Michelle Smith, Mary Gerzeski, Karen Westphal, Dalene Walton, Jamie Kehoe. This years team really showed top form—T.V.C. champs for the third year in a row and broke school records. Sue Breternitz tossed 40'2 in shot put, Cindy Erskine had 15'8V4 in long jump, 48.0—300 meter hurdles, and Julie Watson had 2:21 in 800 meter run, 5:10.0 in 1600 meter run, and 11:31.6 in 3200 meter run. At State Beth Burdo took 3rd in discus, 5th in shot put. Sue Breternitz took 3rd in shot put, and 8th in discus and Julie Watson took 7th in 800 meter run, 6th in 1600 meter run 5th in 3200 meter run. Other State qualifiers were: Camie West, Lori Erskine, Wendi Wade, Cindy Erskine, and Tracy Neuenfeldt. M.V.P.s are Cindy Erskine and Julie Watson. INVITATIONALS: 1st. Place—Birch Run Relays 1st. Place—St. Charles Invitational 3rd. Place—St. Louis Relays DUAL MEETS Record 7-0 Hemlock vs Carrollton 118-10 Hemlock vs. Birch Run lOlVi-261 Hemlock vs Garber 81-47 Hemlock vs Swam Valley 109-19 Hemlock vs Bullock Creek 98-29 Hemlock vs Millington 121-5 Hemlock vs Frankenmuth 82-46 Conference Meet 1st. Place—155 points Regional Meet 1st. Place 107 points TRACKMEN SET THE PACE Winning stride The headline sums it up—the boys track team took third place in the Tri-Valley Conference, second place at the Ovid-Elsie Regional, and John Morrison made All State with 3rd in the 1 mile run and 7th in the 880 run. State qualifiers were John Morrison, Paul Gay, Rick Majeski, and Todd Davis in the 2 mile relay. John Mor- rison V4 and 1 mile runs, John Kalkman—pole vault, Keith Grubaugh—220 dash, and Rick Majeski—2 mile run. Most Valuable member is John Morrison, and Most Versatile is Tim Cole. DUAL MEETS—5 wins 2 losses Birch Run 58 Hemlock 79 Carrollton 30 Hemlock 107 Swan Valley 52 Hemlock 86 Bullock Creek 75 Hemlock 62 Millington 27 Hemlock 110 Frankenmuth 60 Hemlock 77 Coach Bob Rosselit, Asst. Coach Jim Blue, team members from left to right, back to front— John Roth, Brian Fleming, Chris Kissane, Mike Butcher, Keith Rowe, Kyle Gemeinhardt, Chris Blizzard, Tim Breternitz, Matt Gudaitis, Kevin Bohlen, Dan Fenn, Jeff Schultz, Tim Jeschke, Mike Weise, Todd Beyersdorf, Mark Johnson, Todd Davis, Mark Gofton, Steve Spadaro, Ben Walker, Paul Gay, John Morrison, Tim Cole, Ken Ling, Brian Cole, Jim Ardis, Keith Grubaugh, Todd Roberts, Rick Majeski, Jeff Ward, Dan Wiechman, John Kalkman. 79 RACQUETEERS Back Row: Jay Milbrandt, Dave Slivinski, Mark Smith, Tom Gariglio, Brian Stadler Second Row: Dave Dupuis, Kevin Kuelske, Eric Kuelske, John Chambers, John Corco- ran, Matt Kochendorfer, Jim Murray, Matt Smith, Coach Ron Kunold Third Row: Don Bailey, Mary Russ, Sarah Spadaro, Jennifer Corcoran, Melissa Krueger, Jean Cur- tis, Dina Howe Front Row: Chris Dupuis, Jerry Draper, Matt Ewald, Todd Krueger, QUOTE MR. KUNOLD: I've always told my players if you want to be the best you can be, you have to be able to take everything I can give you in practice with a disciplined atti- tude. They responded by being a winner at the regionals. Third place is a winning position when you fight for every point in a dignified fashion. These kids are 1 and I'll always re- member them. Thanks to my players and their parents for their support. And, finally thanks to the Boosters for mak- ing athletics possible. Debbie Slivinski, Barb. Keller TEAM DUAL MEET SCORES: H O 6 1 Corunna 2 5 Garber 4 3 Ithaca 6 1 Corunna 7 0 Bullock Creek 4 3 Eisenhower 7 0 Bullock Creek 6 1 St. Stephens 7 0 Ovid-Elsie 6 1 Bay City Handy Ithaca Tournament: 1st Place 23 pts. Garber Tournament: 2nd. Place 15 pts. Record in Dual Meet—9 1 1st. six years Dual Meets 59-5 Most Medals ever: 3 at Garber Tournament including our first 1st. place medal, 6 1st. medals at the Ithaca Tournament out of 7. Regional: First time ever seeded at the regional—6 spots total. Won all six 1st. round seeded spots. Runner up at 3 doubles. 1 PLAYER: MARK SMITH 80 SPRING SPORTS BANQUET Tennis Seniors honored M.V.P. Julie Watson Sports Booster members On May 24, 1984, the Middle school was the site of the Spring Sports Banquet at which seniors were honored. Among awards given out were: M.V.P.s Boys Track: Tim Cole and John Morrison Girls Track: Cindy Erskine and Julie Watson Baseball: Tom Neuenfeldt Softball: Becky Rick Tennis: Mark Smith All Sports Award: Becky Rick and Tom Neuenfeldt Army Reserve Award: Becky Rick and Dan Darby Bill Beagle Award: Chip Wise. 81 M.V.P. Tom Neuenfeldt SENIORS (ALPHABETICALLY) W Bailey. R. Ballien. T Barnovitz, M. Bohlen. L Burdo, L. Clapp, D Darby, M Durham, T Engel, K Fatura. W Fenn. J Fleissner, D Fournier. M Cerzeski, K. Gottschalk, P Greskowiak, C Gr esiak. J. Heinz, A Johnston. P Jurek, C. Kehoe. J King, L. Kitter. T Konecny. K Kuelske, 1. Linton. M McVannel, R. Majeski. L. Martin. J Morrison, K Nehmer. T Neuenfeldt, T. Neuenfeldt, S. Nowak. T Ostrowski T Otter, W. Pretzer, C Prezzato, C Priest, J Rauchholz, B Rick. A Rohn, J Rohn. L. Rousseau. A Rye, S Sarchet. L. Saxsma. S. Schultz. D. Seemann, D Slivinski. K Smolchuck. B Stadler. J Tibbie. C. Vacik. I. Wallace J. Ward. JUNIORS (ALPHABETICALLY) B. Agresta E. Kuelske F. Bellinger S. Menjoulet B. Cole L. Oravitz J. Davis L. Prast P. Diener A. Pruitt P. Dreffs M. Russ M. Du fort C. Ruth T. Gariglio P. Sackrider T. Grzesiak P. Shei L. Gwizdala S. Shei P. House D. Starke R. Kalkman B. Walker M. Kataski K. Wardin H. Kricher M. Krueger W. Weise The National Honor Society is a nationwide organization with over 20, 000 local chapters. We are part of this national group. Membership is an excellent reference to a student's character and provides an impetus for consistent academic achievement and continued service to the school and community. Membership is a nationally recognized honor and is open to Hemlock juniors and seniors who are selected by a faculty council upon recommen- dation by the faculty. Members host the Awards Assembly each spring and act as goodwill ambassadors for such events as baccalaureate, and graduation. Bea Wallace is the Hemlock chapter's adviser. 82 REFLECTIONS Time to reflect upon our school building which is 25 years old this year; and upon our Principal who is more than 25 years old this year. So quietly standing unable to speak Time makes you older, renders you weak Memories keep you young, no need for remorse Mere wood, brick, and mortar aren't your governing force In days to come we will reflect Upon these years with circumspect And find that these above all the rest Really were the very best BEFORE—1959 AFTER—1984 What a difference a day makes! Try 25 years. Notice the happy almost serene face of the class room teacher and coach as compared to that of the steely-eyed, iron-jawed Principal of a high school holding off marauders armed with lunch trays and cameras. Thanks Mr. Baumann for all the years of dedication and for maintaining your unique sense of humor. 83 TOGA, TOGA, TOGA In April the Senior Class presented a play called Toga, Toga, Toga, which deals with an unauthorized frat house nicknamed The Zoo . Payments on the Zoo are met by renting to an odd assortment of characters. At a wild toga party in honor of the first mortgage payment, everything explodes, and so sets the scenario for this exceptionally well acted play. CAST Vegetable......................Tim Cole Fred...........................Tom Strobel George Brewster................Jeff Durfee Curt...........................Mike Butcher Alex...........................Joe King Miss Butterworth...............Cynthia Guerrero Madam Stella...................Anita Seiler Troubled Lady..................Kim Nehmer Velma..........................Tammy Konecny Myrtle.........................Bridget Bedore Nora...........................Andrea Johnston Mrs. Smith.....................Cindy Honig Mrs. Woebegone.................Cathy Priest Slugger........................Les Martin Mrs. Moontrap..................Chris Gudaitis Gloria Ketchem.................Kim Fatura Murdocock Biddlestone..........Mark Bohlen Murray.........................David Keck Melissa........................Sarah Sarchet Police Officer O'Hara..........Nora Phillips Miss Peachy....................Carol Vacik Guests at Party................Stacy Nowak, Wendy Bailey, Simona Martinez Pat Rutkewiz Directors—Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Mull, Mrs. Hunter 84 JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET On February 23rd and 25th the Junior Class presented Visit To A Small Planet written by Gore Vidal. The cast did a superb job and won much audience approval. Truly an enjoyable experience. CAST Conrad.........................Brian Cole Ellen..........................Kris Bieberitz Reba...........................Sarah Spadaro Rodger.........................Jeff Crump General Powers.................Keith Grubaugh Kreton.........................Laurie Oravitz Aide...........................Ken Ling Military Policeman.............Tom Gariglio T.V. Technician................Bridget Agresta Delton 4.......................Dawn Starke (Director—Tana Nichols) 1984 SENIORS STUDENTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD ANITA SEILER The Don and Carolyn Hubbard family, 11555 Dice Rd., is hosting Anita Seiler who is from Forch, Switzerland. This talented young lady is a virtuoso on the piano and is also interested in all areas of the arts. Besides piano, Anita dances classical ballet and is using some of her stay in the United States to learn American jazz and tap dancing. Anita wants to pursue a career in languages. She is a fan of all the winter sports that Michigan has to offer and hopes to get the opportunities to try them all while visiting here. PETER CHRISTOFFERSEN Peter Christoffersen is a 17 year old exchange student from Denmark. Next year he will be attending Business School , hoping to become a C.P.A. Peter is living with the Robert Bachula family for the year (Au- gust '83-July '84). He became an exchange student to experience the American way of living and to learn better English. During his high school year, Peter was kicking for the varsity football team. Peter's address in Denmark is: Menstrup KRO 4700 Naestued, Denmark k SIMONA MARTINEZ Simona Martinez, 16 year old exchange student from Buenos Aires, Argentina is part of the Lawrence Gariglio family while attending classes in Hemlock. Simona will be here for 6 months. She says she is enjoying herself very much and is very fond of her family here. Her hobbies consist of weaving, swimming, bike riding, and reading. Simona is not sure of her fu- ture plans yet, but says she would like to utilize her experience here in the future in Argentina by sharing the many things that she is learning about another culture. Her advice to the young people of Hemlock is to study other languages, and become more aware of the total world situa- tion. 87 VALEDICTORIAN Rebecca Rick, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Glenn Rick, was chosen as our valedictorian for 1984. One of Rebecca's accomplishments while at Hemlock High School was maintaining a G.P.A. of 4.000. She received awards in: English 9,10,11, Biology 1 2, Chemistry 1 2, Geometry and Computer. She was a finalist in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Competition. Rebecca also was a member of B.O.E.C. in the 10th grade. She played basketball in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grades, and was named M.V.P. and Team Captain in the 12th grade. She made all conference-all area 2nd team and played softball for 4 years. Rebecca hopes to attend Michigan Tech, with a major in Computer Science. S ALUT AT ORI AN Sarah Sarchet, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Richard Sarchet was chosen as Salutatorian for 1984. During Sarah's stay at Hemlock High School her many accomplishments included maintaining a G.P.A. of 3.985 and receiving awards in English 9,10, and 11 as well as in Biology 1, French 1, Chemistry 1 2, Health, and Geometry. She was chosen D.A.R. Good Citizen, and is a 2 year member of the National Honor Society. Sarah participated in the Junior Senior class play and was Student Council President and a Homecoming Court Member. She was also a cheerleader in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades and named as captain in the 12th grade. Sarah hopes to attend Alma College in Pre-Med or Inter-Business. 88 THE BEST OF THE BEST Cathy Priest Tom Neuenfeldt Dan Darby Durham Amy Rohn Jean Rauchholz Laura Saxsma Paul Greskowiak c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 Tracey Allison Adrienne Armstrong Ruth Ann Ballien Timothy Bauer Scott Beamish Steven Barnovitz 90 Wendy Bailey Theresa Barnovitz Anthony Beckrow Bridget Bedore Brian Belanger Brenda Bluemer Mark Bohlen Mary Brindley Wendy Byron Michael Branch Michael Butcher Kevin Carey Timothy Breternitz Louis Butko Jannine Chapin C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 91 c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 4 Peter Christoffersen Hi John Corcoran Holly Cushman Linda Clapp Lesa Crapo Patrick Dalton Timothy Cole Fred Crosby Jeff Durfee Rhonda Emery 92 Tonia Engel Cindy Erskine Kimberly Fatura Wendy Fenn Juliann Fleissner Scott Fortin Julie Erskine James Fischer Darrin Fournier Michael Gall William Gauze Jon Geeraerts C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 93 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 Melissa Gerzeski Corinne Grzesiak Thomas Hagarty Debra Giles Lori Glazier Christine Gudaitis Cheryl Hare Lori Glave Karen Gottschalk Cynthia Guerrero Floyd Hare 94 Yvette Hawrot Paula Heinz Lisa Heiler Joal Hildebrandt Jacqueline Heinz Cynthia Honig Glenn House Andrea Johnston Paul Jurek Troy Kaiser David Keck Candy Kehoe C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 95 c L A S s 0 F 1 9 8 4 Joe King Michael Kraniak Kevin Kuelske Laura Linton Lori Kitter Paula Krause Robert LaDouce Rick Majeski Tammy Konecny Diane Kreager Tracy Liebrock ■ Leslie Martin 96 Jeffrey McLaren Michael Metiva Matthew McVannel John Mellberg Ann Miller John Moore John Morrison Martin Neuenfeldt James Murray Tracy Neuenfeldt Kim Nehmer Stacy Nowak C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 97 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 Charles Orear Nora Phillips Martin Pitt Theresa Priem Tami Ostrowski Raymond Pinet Wayne Pretzer Joseph Radosa Teri Otter Deanna Piotrowski Christine Prezzato Dorothy Reed 98 Joseph Reed John Rohn Lori Rousseau Deborah Schmidt Sandy Rick Robert Root Amy Rye Brian Schultz Michelle Rohde Ronald Rotunno Suzanne Schultz C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 99 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 Curtis Seeburger Jill Smith Kendal Smolchuck Doris Seemann Barbara Smith Mark Smith JoEllen Spyker Anita Seiler James Smith Matt Smith Brian Stadler 100 Joan Stevenson Jill Suppes Kari Tyrrell Leslie Wallace Don Storck Stephanie Thompson Carol Vacik Jeffrey Ward Thomas Stroebel Jay Tibbie Wendi Wade Rhea Wardin C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 101 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 4 Stephanie Ware Jennifer Wiechmann Ami Wiles John Wenzel Charles Wise Renee Wood Robin York not (LuailaBU MISSING William Beck Kevin Colvin James Edwards Donald Forbes Robert Freier Debbie Holland Ann Hutchinson Tina Jerry Robert Kazmerski Pat La Porte Scott Reid Patricia Rutkiewicz 102 CLASS FLOWER— Red Rose We, Cardinal, Laura, Cheryl, Ruthy, and the Rock will all our brains, good humor, and black pens to Mr. Adams. I Nora Phillips will my Econ. notes to anyone who can read them. We, Jean, Amy, and Mia will Mr. Agresta's classes to the entire Class of 85 —have fun. CLASS MOTTO— It's not an ending, but a new beginning. We, Scott, Jeff, John will our ability to drink on weekends to the Class of 85 , you need it. I Louie Butko, will my parking place to anyone who wants their car hit!! I Jeff Durfee will my great driving ability to anyone who wants to miss 26 days of school. I Donald Forbes will my bad atti- tude to the whole Junior Class. You'll need it to make it thru your Senior year. I John Wenzel will my ability to drink boilermakers to John Thomp- son because he doesn't like the taste. I Bridget Bedore will my bottomless car to Robert Carl. We the Accounting II class will our ability to keep secrets to Mr. Adams, just kidding Digger . We the Senior class will our cam- paign contributions to Gus for President in 84 . I Bridget Bedore will my French ability to Edwin Aho. CLASS COLOR—Silver Light Blue I Ron Rotunno will my teacher aide job for Mr. Blue (smurf) to Bob Scott. I know you'll work just great together. I Theresa Barnovitz will my sore fingers and swollen knuckles to all Juniors who have to take Econ Gov't. I Julie Erskine will my bench warming ability to Michelle Burbank. HAVE FUN!!! CLASS SONG— Separate Ways, Worlds Apart. 103 PUTTIN' ON THE RITZ 106 PROM NIGHT 1984 The prom was held immediately after the banquet on May 4, 1984. Elmar the D.J. spun the music that was accompanied by videos. The theme of the prom was AGAINST ALL ODDS , a love song by Phil Collins that came from a movie by the same name and it topped the charts for weeks. From 8:30 to 12:30 Friday night, couples danced and had fun on the dance floor of the Germania Club. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET This years banquet was held at the Germania Club on May 4th. at 6:30. The opening prayer was given by Pastor Pankow. Awards were given out along with many cheers and jeers. It was all and all a most memorable dinner. AWARDS TO BEST DRESSED— Male: Mark Bohlen Female: Chris Prezzato PRETTIEST FEMALE—Chris Prezzato HANDSOMEST MALE—Glen House BES ATHLETE— Male: Tom Neuenfeldt Female: Becky Rick CUTEST SMILE— Male: John Corcoran Female: Wendy Bailey CUTEST COUPLE— Chris Prezzato—Glen House CLASS CRITIC—Mike Butcher MOST STUDIOUS—Becky Rick SEXIEST WALK— Male: Jay Tibbie Female: Leslie Wallace THE SENIORS LEAST SEEN IN SCHOOL—John Melburg MOST DEDICATED IN EXTRACURRICULARS— John Morrison GREEN THUMB AWARD—Mia Durham MOST ALERT AT 8:30 a.m.—Tim Cole GUEST HOST FOR CARSON—Tom Stroebel SEEN ON THE COVER OF VOGUE—Deb. Schmidt SEEN ON G.Q. MAGAZINE—Glen House NEXT STAR OF G.H.—Jeff Durfee FLY THE SPACE SHUTTLE—Les Martin WIN AT WIMBELTON—John Corcoran WIN BOSTON MARATHON—Rick Majeski NEXT PRESIDENT OF U.S.—Louie Butko NEXT CHRISTIE BRINKLEY—Wendy Fenn NEXT MICK JAGGER—Mike Butcher SENIOR OF THE YEAR— Male: Dan Darby Female: Sarah Sarchet 108 4 oo v£ tn h in to d r1 n n od IT'S NOT AN ENDING, but no A NEW BEGINNING 111 AWARDS ASSEMBLY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Competitive Scholarship Program Thomas J. Bronz Michael D. Butcher Daniel T. Darby Mia L. Durham Tonia S. Engel Kim A. Fatura Darrin J. Fournier Karen Gottschalk Paul Greskowiak Corinne Grzesiak Andrea R. Johnston Paul A. Jurek Joseph N. King Kevin J. Kuelske Laura B. Linton Matthew S. McVannel John A. Morrison Kimberly S. Nehmer Thomas J. Neuenfeldt Stacy M. Nowak Catherine A. Priest Jean M. Rauchholz Rebecca A. Rick Michelle L. Rohde Sarah J. Sarchet Laura L. Saxsma Doris A. Seemann Brian R. Stadler Carol A. Vacik Jeffery S. Ward INSTITUTIONAL ORGANIZATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS THERESA BARNOVITZ: Rieka Beuthin Memorial MARK BOHLEN: Alma Merit Award Alma Theater Perfor- mance Award LINDA CLAPP: Academic Scholarship BOEC —Northwood DANIEL DARBY: Central Mich. University Athletic Scholarship MIA DURHAM: Academic Excellence Award M.S.U. 4-H Scholarship TONIA ENGEL: Honorary Scholarship—Grand Valley State JULIANN FLEISSNER: Saginaw Field Stream Club PAUL GRESKOWIAK: Regents—Alumni Scholar—U. of M. ANDREA JOHNSTON: Alma Merit Award—Alma College LORI KITTER: Board of Trustee Honor Scholarship—Central KEVIN KUELSKE: Board of Trustee Honor Scholarship—Central KIM NEHMER: Board of Trustee Scholarship—Central THOMAS NEUENFELDT: Honorary Scholarship—Northwood Inst. STACEY NOWAK: Honorary Scholarship—Grand Valley TERI OTTER: Triskelion Scholarship—Saginaw Valley State JEAN RAUCHHOLZ: Ferris Merit Scholarship American Society of Women Accountants—Ferris REBECCA RICK: Mich. Tech. Board of Control Scholarship— Michigan Tech. AMY ROHN: Board of Trustees Scholar—Delta LORI ROUSSEAU: Academic Scholarship—Northwood SARAH SARCHET: Alma Trustees Scholarship Alma Natural Science Award—Alma College LAURA SAXSMA: Hope Merit Award Hope Music Award— Hope College BRIAN STADLER: Findlay College Honor Scholarship CAROL VACIK: Board of Trustees Honor Scholarship—Central and Recognition ot Excellence Award—Eastern Mich. Univ. LESLIE WALLACE: Board of Trustees Honor Scholarship— Central H.F.T. AWARD: Corinne Grzesiak, Teri Otter HEMLOCK LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS: Sarah Sarchet, Laura Saxsma, Cathy Priest, Mia Durham, Andrea Johnston, Jean Rauchholz. (Special recognition to Anita Seiler) ARTHUR E. TURNER AWARD: Thomas Neuenfeldt PRINCIPAL'S AWARD: Sarah Sarchet JOE KING: Naval Academy Acceptance 112 AWARDS ASSEMBLY AWARDS AND RECOGNITION CARPENTER: DeKalb Award—Mia Durham, Ani- mal Science— Jonell Davis Mike Gall, Farm Management — Brenda Frederick GIPPERT: Director's Award—Paul Greskowiak, J.P. Sousa Award—Karen Gottschalk, Outstand- ing Jr.—Melissa Krueger, Outstanding Soph.— Lori Erskine, Louie Armstrong Award—Cindy Zastrow ADAMS: Marketing—Tom Neuenfeldt, Acct I — Pam Diener, Stacy Nowak, Becky Rick, Penny Dreffs, Acct II—Jean Rauchholz, Ruth Ballien, Linda Clapp, Teri Otter, Tami Ostrowski BUGNI: Steno I—Linda Clapp, Michelle Kataski, Lori Rousseau, Steno II — Theresa Barnovitz, Lisa Heiler LUEBKERT: Typing I—Tracy Kohlhoff, Linda Anaman, Kelly Long, Molly Morrison, Chris Daleo, Rob Krueger, Genl. Business—Ben Walker, Jonell Davis, Suzette Gray BOEC Natl's —Virginia Klopf TOWNSEND: Typing I—Michelle Savage, Bus. Math—Pam House, Deb Pringle, Acct I—Tricia Chambers, Matt Kochendorfer GARDNER: English—Bridget Agresta, Brian Cole, Shelley Dufort, Ben Walker, Tricia Shei, Laurie Oravitz GOWARD: English 10—Linda Anaman, Heidi Engel, Pam Erskine, Sue Mackey, Molly Morri- son, Mary Morrison, Ronda Ortman GUNTHER: English II — Patrick Sackrider, Annette Pruitt, Lori Prast, Lynda Leidig, Mi- chelle Futrell, Penny Dreffs, English 10—Kim Shields, Deb Pringle, Michelle Savage, Barb Keller THERING: College English — Becky Rick, Tom Neuenfeldt, Sarah Sarchet, Mia Durham, Dan Darby AGRESTA: Govt.—Amy Rohn, Econ.—Becky Rick BLUE: Am. Hist.—Lori Kehrer, Fred Bellinger, Pat Sackrider, Michelle Futrell, Chris Daleo WALLACE: American Hist—Pam Erskine DENNIS: Family Relations—Lynda Leidig, Cloth- ing— Ellen Orear, Food Nutrition — Laura Kemerer, Les Martin, Housing — Dolly Seemann, Cons. Ed.—Lesa Crapo MC ALLISTER: Ind. Arts — John Moore, Ron Rotunno, Jim Fischer, Tony Beckrow. SUTTON: Architecture — Annette Pruitt, Kim Nehmer, Tim Wadle, Rick Gofton, Joe Kalkman, Matt Loiselle, Julie Erskine VREE: French—Joe King, Anita Seiler, German— Tom Neuenfeldt WALLACE: Library—Tonia Engel KRUEGER: Algebra II—Chris Daleo OTTER: Computer — Jean Rauchholz, Tom Neuenfeldt, Calc. I—Jean Rauchholz, Calc. II— Kevin Kuelske, Trig.—Jean Rauchholz ROBISHAW: Geometry—Linda Anaman, Cons. Math—Lance Wright TERBRACK: Calculus—Becky Rick, Sarah Sarchet, Basic Computer—Pam Diener TAYLOR: Chem. I—Linda Anaman, Lori Erskine, Camie West, Rob Krueger, Chris Daleo, Brian Cole, Henry Kricher, Chem. II Physics—Jean Rauchholz, Becky Rick WEST: Chem. I—Micki Bartelt, Mike Weise, Pat Sackrider, Derrick Schantz, Molly Morrison, Pam Erskine, Susan Mackey, Kim Shields, Biol. II—Amy Rohn, Mia Durham YEAR BOOK: Editor—Jonell Davis, Co-Editor— Ann Debozy, fellow members—Tanya Yaggie, Scott Fortin, Heather Hammond, Brenda Fred- erick, helper—Rich. Davis 113 TRIP IN RECOGNITION OF COVER—GENE BISHOP ART WORK—This page —TOM HAMMOND The teaching staff for aid and patience, Mr. Luebkert for use of his typing room and machines, the Marketing class for selling ads, and books; and a special thank you to Mr. Adams for handling all of our finances and keeping our heads above water. All of the coaches for their cooperation. I.C.P. Reps—Tom Vranich, Kris and Mary Kirby. The janitors for putting up with us. Mr. Baumann, Mr. Rick, and the office staff for being so helpful, and Mr. Benford for loaning us a 1959 Year Book for use on some pages of this year's Book. Photography—Tanya Yaggie Carolyn Hubbard, Carl Neuenfeldt, and The Township Times for providing us with photos we weren't able to get. 115 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '84 NSC HEMLOCK SEMICONDUCTOR Corporation CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DOW CORNING CORPORATION 12334 Geddes Rd. Hemlock, Michigan 48626 MEDICAL PRODUCTS PLANT HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN PHONE (517) 781-2810 4 Ml. EAST OF HEMLOCK Residential Industrial Commercial Lawn Maintenance Hydro-Seeding Tree Transplanting—Moving 16991 Gratiot Rd. Hemlock, Michigan 48626 Harold Royal (517) 642-5974 Shndynook, Inc. Campers Travel Trailers 5th Wheels Chrysler Outboard Motors Aluminum Fiberglass Boats ERMA ALLEN 11980 GRATIOT (M-46) HOWARD ALLEN SAGINAW. MICHIGAN 48603 FORD RICK FORD III SAGINAW ST. HEMLOCK, Ml. 642-5261 116 We’re close by right on your way On your way around town today, look for McDonald's' We re always close by Just remember, good food and good fun are right on your way every day. HEMLOCK HARDWARE 216 W. Saginaw Hemlock, Michigan 48626 7778 Gratiot Saginaw, Ml 48603 McVoha dsr r SC ou.l Y Full Service Hardware Phone: 6420314 GOULD REXALL DRUGS GARNO'S MEAT SHOPPE 115 N. MIDLAND STR. 136 SAGINAW ST. PH: 642-5411 HEMLOCK Ml WITH YOUR HEALTH IN MIND SINCE 1909 OLD FASHION PERSONAL SERVICE A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH MEAT EL GRATIOT aUTOMOWE r I 6920 GRATIOT • SAGINAW, Ml 48603 • PH. 781 3800 Retail and Wholesale Distributors Automotive Parts and Equipment Hi-Performance Specialists GARY C. SCHAEDING Owners RAYMOND A. MEYER Congratulations To The Hemlock Senior Class from Hemlock Federation of Teachers “Specializing in Quality Meats for your Freezer” . Nixon’s Grocery Gary Nixon, Owner” Gciwral Practic 370 N. Hamiock Id. Hemlock, Ml 48326 DENNIS C. O’CONNOR, D.O. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Sports Medicine Brant, Michigan Chesaning, Michigan Phone 585-3131 Phone 845-3313 Hours by Appointment (517) 642-8310 If no answer call 790-2422 117 THE MAYAN AGENCY MERRILL, MICHIGAN 48637 AUTO BOND CASUALTY FIRE Phone: Day 643-7207 3—J Night 643-7368 “Serving the area since 1915 Your com- Ptione (517) 642-2127 Pioneer Landscape Supply, Inc. 16675 Gratiot Road Hemlock. Michigan 48626 Gerald Knoll • Terry VanderWall • Fred Knoll plete insurance needs HEMLOCK AUTO PARTS HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN PHONE—642-5258 HAIR DESIGN - 793-7011 JULIE BRANCH - owner BRAND NAME AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES HAIR CUTS MAI COLO BOOYT ON f ■; R£DK£N ] 5080 Stat« Saginaw Ml 48603 Congratulations Seniors K emerer Flowers 105 S. Miller Hemlock 781-1200 OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '84. WE'RE PROUD OF YOU AND PROUD TO BE A PART OF THE HEMLOCK COMMUNITY. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. JOHN j. SHIELDS INSURANCE AGENCY Agent 230 Sandridge Drive P.0 Box 445 Hemlock, Michigan 48626 Off.: (517) 642-5311 Res.: (517) 642-5311 , inc. r4 ?. ' mi ft A J Ja ■ mriAtte f STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS PLEASANT VALLEY ESTATES Affordable—Economical Mobile Homes Christopher W. Church Jo Ann Jankowiok Resident Manager Office Manager Hemlock, Ml 642-8666 Super-Flite Oil Co. Inc 416 S Westervelt Zilwaukee 416 S Westervelt Zilwaukee Station 12 3505 Carrollton Rd. Station 2 1602 N. Bond 753-7401 752-8003 771-9474 771-9337 237 S. Hemlock Rd. Hemlock, Ml 48626 (517) 642-5 211 One Stop Food Service W.L. CASE AND COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS 125 E. SAGINAW MERRILL MICH 643-5990 or 793-9700 BEST OF LUCK SENIORS MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES 8400 GRATIOT RD. SAGINAW, MICH. Cuitom Cut HAIR DESIGNERS FOR MEN AND WOMEN 642-2081 14815 Gratiot Rd on p, f— ,—,, • Hemlock. Ml 48626 WKLDKilN BUMPING PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES HARMONY COLLISION Phone 642 5719 2645 So. Fordney Rd. Hemlock, Michigan 48626 Tom’s Party Stores HEMLOCK—(EAST) -642-9993 MERRILL—643-5270 HEMLOCK—642-2177 ST. CHARLES—865-6371 4 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER 119 MARANTHA CHARTER SERVICE FISH BEAUTIFUL LAKE MICHIGAN CHINOOK COHO STEELHEAD BROWNS LAKERS CLYDE WHEATLEY 331 N. WASHINGTON CALL—642-8773 HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN 48626 MULADORE REAL ESTATE, INC. 5424 STATE STR. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48603 (517) 799-7460 MILTON H. MULADORE, PRESIDENT SERVICING ALL THE SAGINAW VALLEY 20% Referral Fee JBj nm RESIDENTIAL—COMMERCIAL—FARMS SAND • GRAVEL STONE CRETE BLACK DIRT • FILL DIRT SNOW REMOVAL BULLDOZER •TRUCK LOADER • GRADER DOC HEINZ CONTRACTING MATERIALS 6249 STATE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48603 799-2208 FARMER'S HOME TAVERN 215 W. SAGINAW STREET HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN 48626 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '84— FROM THE FARMER'S HOME TAVERN Mid-Valley Insurance Saginaw—Hemlock St. Charles—Sanford HEMLOCK CLEANERS All Drycleaning Services And Expert Sewing Phone 642-8251 Coleman A Name You Can Trust For Insurance Mark Roggow Carl Roggow 781-3070 110 s. Elm St. UJurtzcj Grecnhou e 2715 N. Thomas Rd. Saginaw, Mi. 48601 Flower, Vegetable and Geranium Plants (517) 781-2704 STATE BANK ST CHARLES MICHIGAN MEMBER FDIC EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $100,000 120 ALLISON’S VILLAGE INN Merrill Breakfast anytime Soup Hamburgers Mon.-Thurs. 7:00 a.m.-2:30 p m. WOLGAST Construction Inc GENERAL CONTRACTORS Hours: Fri.-Sat. Sunday 24 hours 12:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. 1494 North Graham Road Freeland, Michigan 48623 Phone (517)781-0640 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors from paul inman associates, inc. 3160 CABARET TRAILS SOUTH SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48603 PHONE (517) 793-3531 DETROIT • GRAND RAPIDS • SAGINAW TOLEDO • FT. WAYNE • INDIANAPOLIS ST. MARY’S PARISH of Hemlock GENE ECKSTORM Vice-President Branch Manager TRI-CITY MOVING DELIVERY Good Luck Seniors From the Year Book Staff ONE-PIECE OR AN ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD LOCAL—WORLD WIDE AGENT FOR ICC Mo MC-17113 £3� 1 Whwton APPLIANCES PIANOS SAFES OFFICE FURNITURE EQUIPMENT WES BUTCHER-OWNER CALL COLLECT 755-6236 2957 CARROLLTON ROAD—SAGINAW Good Luck Seniors From Hemlock FFA Chapter 76em(ock Sand gravet CALL - WE HAUL - NO JOB TOO SMALL DALE RANDY LOU 1044 N. IVA ROAD Owners HEMLOCK. MICHIGAN 48626 121 TURNER FLOWER SHOP 14815 GRATIOT ROAD HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN 48626 CALL—642-2767 o Tkleflora COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE CUT FLOWERS GIFTWARE ANTIQUES GENERAL HARDWARE FURNITURE HARDWARE, PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL AUTO ACCESSORIES BRIGGS STRATTON PARTS 20340 GRATIOT ROAD MERRILL, MICHIGAN 643-5963 NOW SELLING FURNITURE ) W. Tuscola St. 2141 Warwick nkenrrjuth. Ml 48734.-' • Ssgtaaw. Ml 43f 71 662-9909 , - 1617� 793 Rf Hair by Chris and Company 7680 GRATIOT RD • SAGINAW, Ml 5171781-3470 GOLDEN TOUCH HAIR DESIGNERS FOR MEN WOMEN 793 - 3771 685 N. CENTER SAGINAW, Ml 48603 FLOYD MORSE PLUMBING HEATING 379 SANDRIDGE DRIVE HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN CALL—642-5348 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! BOWL GOLF COCKTAIL LOUNGE SNACK BAR LEN GERRY LeFEVRE (YOUR HOSTS) 9387 Gratiot Rd. SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48603 (517) 781-0050 122 CONGRATULATIONS 1984 SENIORS FROM THE SAGINAW SOAP BOX DERBY COMMISSION HARRY CLEVELAND, DIRECTOR Campbell Implement Co. 245 W. Saginaw St. Hemlock 642 5880 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HEMLOCK SENIOR CLASS OF 1984 FROM THE HEMLOCK COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 642-2338 STUDENT DRIVERS SCHOOL CORP. State Certified Classes held in Hemlock Phone: 642-2271 18 years combined experience in Driver's Education. John Brode, Blake Erickson Optional Programs Available MARTIN CHEVROLET SALES, INC. “a place that you can count on” 8800 Gratiot Road Phone (517) 781-4590 Saginaw, Michigan 48603 123 The Little £jift specia. gifts for special Village Mini Mall St Charles. Ml 48655 (517) 865-6522 people' ''All creatures great and small' HEMLOCK VETERINARY CLINIC III P.C. T.J. NAPLES D.V.M. SANDY KECK LINDA JOHNSON Owner Manager CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 84 BARBER'S JEWELRY AND ATHLETIC SUPPLY 140 NORTH MIDLAND, MERRILL MR. MRS. CLARENCE LOTRIDGE ST. PETER LUTHERAN CHURCH SCHOOL REVEREND AND MRS. PANKOW BILL'S BARBER SHOP 107 S. ELM STREET, HEMLOCK DESIGN PATTERN MACHINE CO. 14640 GRATIOT RD. HEMLOCK HEMLOCK SPORTS BOOSTERS BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '84 MONEY CONCEPTS INVESTMENTS AND INSURANCE HEMLOCK, 642-2121 JULIANNE M. BRANCH THE PACE-SETTER HAIR DESIGNS 5880 STATE STR. SAGINAW 793-7011 JAMES J. GORSLINE AGENT—FARMER'S INSURANCE 9106 GRATIOT, SAGINAW STATE LANES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '84 from the State Lanes Staff FARMER'S HOME TAVERN YOUR HOSTS: JOE AND JOAN 215 W. SAGINAW STR. HEMLOCK 642-2546 WEISS-FORSYTHE INSURANCE AGENCIES 5424 STATE STREET 793-8166 HOME, AUTO, AND LIFE INSURANCES VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS DEN'S SHARPENING SERVICE 2821 N. CHAPIN, MERRILL 643-7586—SALES AND SERVICE 228 W Saginaw St Phone 517 Hemlock. Ml 48626 642-5611 642-2496 SCOTT GOLOMBISKY MASTER BARBER STYLIST 642-2122 DEAN'S SERVICE CENTER 318 W. SAGINAW STREET 642-2066 WHITEHEAD MUSIC SERVICE 3507 STATE STR., SAGINAW 799-3404 WICKES LUMBER YOUR BEST CHOICE FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING MATERIAL NEEDS HEMLOCK HIGH SCHOOL—BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION CLUB 1980-84 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS BUILDING SKILLS TODAY FOR TOMORROW RICHARD A. MERTZ—ATTORNEY AT LAW BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1984 JON MURRAY AND JULIE YAGGIE MR. MRS. PHILIP WENZEL BOYS TOM JUDY, T.J. JOAN BLACKDOG ANN MARIE MILLER MR. MRS. EDWARD PRIEM FAMILY CHERYL HARE MARY BRINDLEY RICHARD BEV DAVIS FAMILY MR. MRS. DANIEL MILLER FAMILY MR. MRS. LARRY BAUER FAMILY THE FREDERICK FARMS LAURA LINTON, KENDAL SMOLCHUCK, JEAN RAUCHHOLZ MR. MRS. GEORGE BRANDEL MR. MRS. WILLIAM RICK THE KLOPF FAMILY MR. MRS. GLENN RICK MR. MRS. JOHN PRUITT DAUGHTERS Jeanne kade, hair stylist DOLLY THE POODLE MR. MRS. GARY WALKER ARTHUR MAUREEN TOLFREE RAY AND DOROTHY BURDO MR. MRS. JAMES WILSEY THE GARDNERS MR. MRS. WALLACE MR MRS. JAMES BELL MR. MRS. ARTHUR J. BUCKLEY FAMILY KARO FITTING ROGER k VIRGINIA FITTING MR. MRS. LYLE BRINDLEY FAMILY MR. MRS. CLYDE J. WHEATLEY THERESA JO PRIEM 124 (Top Left) Hypnotist from Detroit demonstrates his skill. (Bottom Left) James Nolan speaks to Miss Carpenter's classes on agriculture in China. (Top Right) Judge Kyle Higgs Tarrant speaks on drunk driving. (Middle Right) Bill Gauze and the guitar he made in wood shop. (Bottom Right) Volunteers are hypnotized. 125 THE ONES WHO STAFF standing left to right: Rich Davis, Scott Fortin, Advisor Mrs. Davis, Middle row: Ann Debozy, Brenda Frederick, Front row: Jonell Davis, Heather Hammond Editor Jonell Davis Co-Editor Ann Debozy 126 MADE IT HAPPEN Although we worked really hard, we still had fun. We worked ahead of all of our deadlines and although none of us had any prior experience, we managed to produce what we hope you'll find to be a great book. I'd like to thank my fellow yearbook staffers for all their hard work and I'd especially like to thank our advisor Mrs. (Dastardly) Davis, Mr. Adams our financial manager, and Kris and Mary Kirby and Tom Vranich from ICP. Jonell Davis Editor P.S. Congratulations Class of 1984. Best of luck to you and remember as you go down life's path you know when you're growing old when—your little black book contains only names ending in M.D., You get wind- ed playing chess. You sit in a rocking chair and can't get it started. Your knees buckle but not your belt. You sink your teeth into a steak and they stay there. Have a sense of humor, keep your chin up, and strive to be the best at whatever you choose to do. 127 IN FOND MEMORY OF LEONARD J. BUTKO COKE Coke passed away April 21, 1984 after a lengthy illness. He will be sadly missed, and fondly remembered by everyone. ✓