Hemlock High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hemlock, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1985 volume:

1985 HUSKIE REVUE When we think of Leonard, we think of his slfrsia of humor and out going personality; Wefchink of the way he made the school dances fun and livened up classes. Those of us who $he privilege of knowing him will never forget fiTm. ‘‘Coke” not only helped his fellow classmates, but llso other amputees, lik$ Ted Kennedy Jr. and Paul McDonald, whom to taught to ride a bike. Len biked many miles a aay. One ear after His operation, he mastered the slopes and joined the ski team.'“Coke” took the downhill on his one leg like it as nothing. That’s why the news of his death came as such a sljock. hfsJ extreme determination and personality will be remembered by one and all. H 7 3 7 OUR ’84-’85 COURT SOPHOMORE REPS: Kristin Bruce and Todd Davis OUR ’84-’85 COURT JENNIFER CARTER AND BRIAN COLE AMY CLAYBORN AND GREG GORSLINE MICHELLE FUTRELL, PAM HOUSE, JENNIFER CARTER. AMY CLAYBORN 9 10 12 I didn’t do it! 13 M Kristin Bruce and Mike Klug Glenn and Wendy Last year’s King Queen OLD MEMORIES TURN INTO NEW CONGRATULATIONS 15 This year’s Queen Amy ,he II pace-setter HAIR DESIGN - 793-7011 JULIE BRANCH - owneb MAIB CUT� MNMANINTS HAIB COLOR BOOYT ON REDKEN I Esso stat, ---------1 SAOIXA� Ml 46603 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. ffiSSn' y JOHN J. SHIELDS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. !• r I A9en! 230 Sandndge Drive ■' ’ irtfTT lfc P.O. Box 445 “ A Hemlock, Michigan 48626 OCf! Oft.: (517) 642-531 1 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Res.: (517) 642-5311 home offices bloomihgioh Illinois BEST WISHES AND HAPPY SMILES DR. WILLIAM PRIEST 5545 Colony Dr. Saginaw 793-5742 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HEMLOCK SENIOR CLASS OF 1985 FROM THE HEMLOCK COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 642-2338 THOMAS KOCHENDORFER—DIRECTOR BUMPING PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES HARMONY COLLISION JS7' 4'4-4 Good Luck Seniors Phone 642-5719 2645 So. Fordney Rd. Hemlock, Michigan 48626 From Hemlock FFA Chapter y l 0 VOCATIONAL AGWCUITUW Growing tor America lUurlic % Grccnhou c 2715 N. Thomas Rd. Saginaw, Mi. 48601 Flower, Vegetable and Geranium Plants SCOTLAND OIL SERVICE STATION 108 E. SAGINAW ST. HEMLOCK, MICH. Phone 642-9924 Quality Amoco Products (517) 781-2704 Congratulations To The Hemlock Senior Class from % FLOYD MORSE PLUMBING HEATING 379 SANDRIDGE DRIVE HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN CALL—642-5348 Hemlock Federation of Teachers CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! GOLDEN TOUCH HAIR DESIGNERS FOR MEN WOMEN MARNEY’S VILLAGE PIZZERIA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 685 N. CENTER 2-14 inch pizzas $9.25 642-2777 793 - 3771 SAGINAW, Ml 48603 SALES AND SERVICE NEW USED EQUIPMENT SCHROEDER STORE FIXTURES COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION MEAT SCALES SLICERS DAVE 8UGNI PHONE 642-8336 17205 DOYLE RD HEMLOCK. MICH 7U £utU St VILLAGE MINI MALL ST CHARLES. Ml LEO AND SANDY KECK OWNERS 119 N Saginaw St Charles. Mi 48655 517-865-6522 17 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GOOD LUCK FROM McDONALD PONTIAC-CADILLAC, GMC 5155 STATE STREET, SAGINAW, MICH. 48603 PHONE 790-5155 “REMEMBER, IF YOUR CAR DOESN’T HAVE a McDonald sticker, chances are ya PAID TOO MUCH” THE MAYAN AGENCY MERRILL, MICHIGAN 48637 PHONE (517) 781-2810 4 Ml EAST OF HEMLOCK AUTO BOND CASUALTY FIRE Phone: Day 643-7207 —) Night 643-7368 H Serving the area since 1915 Your com Shadynook, Inc Campers Travel Trailers 5th Wheels Chrysler Outboard Motors Aluminum Fiberglass Boats ERMA ALLEN 11980 GRATIOT (M-46) HOWARD ALLEN SAGINAW. MICHIGAN 48603 plete insurance needs lit WOLGAST mi Construction Inc ” ' GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1494 North Graham Road Freeland, Michigan 48623 Phone (517) 781-0640 A. T. Frank Co.. Inc. FLOOR COVERING CARPET VINYL. COUNTER TOPS CERAMIC TILE MON-WED 8:00-8:00 TUES THURS. 8:00-5:00 7404 Gratiot Ave. SAT—8:00-3:00 Saginaw, Mich 48603 781-1900 HEMLOCK LIONS CLUB SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 35 YEARS The Hemlock Lions Club is dedicated to the principles of Lionism. Among these are sight conservation, assistance to the aging, the needy, and to youth. We wish to thank the community for supporting our endeavors. 19 HUMOROUS HUNT Deer hunting has become so popular here at Hemlock that it seemed only fitting to include it in our “Revue”. Dave Schimpf and Gene Bishop from the staff of the “Two and You” newspaper at Steering Gear Plant 2 were generous enough to let us reprint these items from their paper. Does anything ring a bell with anyone? 1 a.m.— Alarm clock rings. 2 a.m.— Hunting party arrives, drags you out of bed. 2:30 a.m.— Throw everything but the kitchen sink into the pickup. 3 a.m.— Leave for the deep woods. 3:15 a.m.— Drive back home to pick up gun. 3:30 a.m.— Drive like heck to get to the woods before daylight. 4 a.m.— Set up camp. 4:30 a.m.— Head into woods. 6:05 a.m.— See eight deer. 6:06 a.m.— Take aim and squeeze trigger. 6:07 a.m.— Click! 6:08 a.m.— Load gun while watching deer go over the hill. 8 a.m.— Head back to camp. 9 a.m.— Still looking for camp. 10 a.m.— Eat wild berries and shoot warning shots. 12:15 p.m.— Run out of bullets, eight deer come back. 12:20 p.m.— Strange feeling in stomach. You realize you ate poison berries. Feel very sick. 12:45 p.m.— Rescued! 12:55 p.m.— Rushed to hospital to have stomach pumped. 3 p.m.— Arrive back at camp. 3:30 p.m.— Leave camp to kill deer. 4 p.m.— Return to camp for bullets, see partners deer hanging to dry. 4:05 p.m.— Load gun and leave camp again. 5 p.m.— Empty gun on squirrel that’s been bugging you. 5:01 p.m.— Eight deer return, gun empty. 6 p.m.— Arrive at camp, see deer grazing. one dead cow. 6:01 p.m. — 6:02 p.m. — 6:03 p.m. — 6:05 p.m. — 6:06 p.m. 6:07 p.m. — 6:09 p.m. — 6:15 p.m. — 6:25 p.m. — 6:26 p.m. 6:30 p.m. — 6:35 p.m. — 6:36 p.m. — 6:37 p.m. — 6:38 p.m. — and cow in the woods. block. mud. 9 p.m.— Bear finally leaves, climb down tree and wrap gun around tree. Midnight— Home at last. 20 CARTOON CAPER CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION D. Erskine, K. Krivick, B. Hoffman (seated) Secretaries Seated: L. Gariglio. J. Gudaitis, R. Klug. P. Dupuis Standing: B. Bowen, B. Beyersdorf, G. Sanford T. Kochendorfer—Community Ed. R. Benford — Assistant Superintendent A. Sanders—Business Manager P. Davis—Newly elected Board member L. Gariglio—Superintendent 22 L. Baumann—Principal Go Ahead! Make my day! M. Murphy—Secretary “Glad the copy machine works again. 0 F F 1 C E S T A F F J. Rivard—Secretary Why is this lady smiling? G. Rick—Assistant Principal My gosh! You need it when? 23 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Shari Schultz, Char Meier, Jennifer Halm. Mary Ayre, Michelle Savage. Middle Row: Jennifer Corcoran. Tracey Pruitt, Ronda Ortman, Shelley Dufort, Michelle Futrell, Laurie Oravitz, Suzette Gray. Back Row: Greg Gorsline, Brian Cole, Mike Weise, Dave Byron, Brenda Frederick, Virginia Klopf, Ann Debozy, Tami Case. Melissa Krueger. 1984-85 OFFICERS rrQGPO� U 24 Left to right: Ronda Ortman, Secretary; Shelley Dufort. Presi- dent; Michelle Futrell, Vice-President; Laurie Oravita, Treasurer. SENIORS: Front — Gary Walton, Vice-President; Jane Callahan, President. Back —Mr. Adams. Advisor; Lori Prast, Treasurer; Mr. Taylor, Advisor. Missing — Tom Gariglio, Secretary. SOPHOMORES: Front —Kristin Bruce, Vice President; Tammy Krueger, Treasurer, Back — Leanne Butko, Secretary; Mr. Sutton, Advisor; Becky Cole, President. 1984-1985 CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS: Liz Rye, Secretary; Mike Weise, Vice-President; Kelly Long, President; Pam Erskine, Treasurer. Missing—Mrs. Mull Advisor. 25 TRANSPORTATION Bonnie Wardin, Ralph Frederick, Kenny Schell, Ted Leuenberger, Virginia Fitting, Dorthy Ickes, Joyce Geitman, Margaret Kehoe, Carol Wardin. J. Piwowarski and C. Ickes—Mechanics. D. Basner—Supervisor. Gerry Kruth, Doris Guettler, Al Polley, Helen Claus, Bob Farner, Becky Krok, Byra Fritzler, Irene Kube, Pat Pavlich, Sal- ly Zorn. 26 COOKS JANITORS Cooks: M. Bell, R. Beyersdorf, P. Townsend C. Bruse—janitor K. Cochran—Janitor 27 ED. MUNGER Last year we said good-bye to a good friend and teacher, Ed. Munger, who passed away November 16, 1984. He was Hemlock High School’s agricul- ture teacher from 1964 to 1978. He will be remembered not only for his many accomplishments in Future Farmers of America and his development of a vocational agriculture program but also for his caring, thoughtfulness, and dedication. He made a difference for our school. His colleagues, students, and friends will feel his absence. We dedicate the teacher section of the 1985 Year Book to the mem- ory of Ed. Munger. 28 CLASS ACT Now, where’d 1 put that fire extinguisher? M. Dennis—Home Economics Mud wrestling, indeed! B. Blaine—Special Ed. Do we have a student named Alfred E. Neuman? B. Wallace—Library Rumored to be head honcho for the Keebler Elves. J. Goward—English 29 Attentive! Attentive! C. Gardner—English Little things mean a lot. K. Thering—English DON’T YOU KNOW THAT’S COMBUSTIBLE! B. Taylor, Science 30 My (3 $(g “ pen dried up! B. Bugni—Steno, Secretarial I can’t drive 55. C. Carpenter—Agriculture. 31 I really dig these center folds! D. Gunther—English 32 You think I’m joking, don’t you. J. Blue — American History How do you guys fit in these seats? B. Agresta—Govt. — Econ. John “can we talk’ Luebkert Typing and Business Look at those Apple II cheeks! S. Terbrack—Computer 33 J. Sheltraw, Counselor No, I don’t handle marriage counseling. No, I don’t have designer genes! R. Wallace, Social Studies L. West, Biology Chemistry 34 CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Back Row (1 to r) Kathy Draper, Mary Wurtzel, Tracey Kohlhoff, Annette Pruitt. Middle Row (I to r) Pam Erskine, Michelle Futrell, Beth Burdo, Mrs. Little—Advisor. Front Row (1 to r) Suzette Gray, Dayna Golombisky, Ronda Ortman. J. V. — Back row (I to r) Kristy Jarabeck. Mrs. Little, Colleen Monk. Middle row (I to r) Julie Little, Tracey Pruitt, LeAnn Butko, Front row (I to r) Jennifer Corcoran, Shannon Vonwitzenburg Back row (I to r) Mrs. Miller, Debbie Schultz, Jamie Eckstorm. Second row (I to r) Barb Morse, Jennifer Halm, Sherri Geeraerts, Virginia Klopf, Middle: (I to r) Amy Clayborn, Lynette Stroebel, Front row (1 to r) Tricia Wade. Annette Clark, Michelle Savage. 35 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front row: Todd Davis, Mike McCuIlagh. Ken Ling, Pat Kenny, Dan Fekay, Ron Boylen, Jeff Yackel, Kurt Kaiser, Matt Loiselle, Mark Hingston, Steve Schomaker. Second row: Ben Temple, Greg Gorsline. Rob Bachula, Rob Krueger, Mike Weise, John Kalkman, Brian Cole. Chris Peterson, Ty Swarthout, Jeff Ellwanger, Mike Murphy. Jim Schmidt. Third row: Coach Don Krueger. Bob Bowen. Keith Rowe, Mike Preuss. Bob Scott, Clyde Pratt. Wayne Hill, Chris Kissane, Jeff Crump, Kevin Quaal, Jason Stuller, Coach Bob Wallace. M.V.P.—GREG GORSLINE H O Chesaning 0 12 Birch Run 0 12 Frankenmuth 13 6 Millington 13 20 Carrollton 28 20 Garber 13 38’ Swan Valley 34 14 Bullock Creek 20 42 MacArthur 33 28 ‘Homecoming 36 J.V. FOOTBALL Front row: Randy Neuenfeldt, Todd Roberts, Todd House, Dan Fenn, Dan Zeitler, Dave Jesse, Steve Walker, Greg Kitter, Steve Sarchet, Chad Krueger. Back row: Coach Bob Taylor, Darin Schultz, Jim Bethke, Steve McVannel, Todd Otter, Mike Stantz, Steve Lynn, Tom Alfano, Duane Hoeppner, Karl Vacik, Steve Hendershot, Coach Jim Blue. H Chesaning 20 Birch Run 24 Frankenmuth 30 Millington 34 Carrollton 24 Garber 0 Swan Valley 32 Bullock Creek Forfeit (B.C.) MacArthur 8 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Front row: (l-r) Becky Cole, Bridget Agresta, Molly Morrison, Laurie West, Geeske Visser. Back row: (l-r) Mary Morrison, Mary Gerzeski, Camie West, Lori Fitting, Lori Erskine, Karen Riefe, Julie Watson. Once again, our girls cross country team completed a shining season. At the end of the season they were conference champs, county champs (5 straight times), regional champs, and Husky invitational champs. They were undefeated in dual meets and took 16th place at the State Championships. Leading runners were Julie Watson and Camie West. 38 Julie Watson—M.V.P. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Front row: (l-r) J. Draper, M. Gudaitis, S. Spadaro, J. Hegenauer, B. Smith, J. Roth, J. Schultz, T. Jeschke, R. Mielke, B. Fleming. Back row: (l-r) P. Gay, D. Hegenauer. M. Weise, M. McKay, T. Davis, R. Gofton, D. Knoll, M. Johnston, T. Beyersdorf, K. Grubaugh, T. Garaglio, C. Blizzard. This year’s boys cross country team maintained their standard of excellence. When the season finished, the boys took a second place at the con- ference meets, a fourth place at the county meets and a sixth place at the regional meets. Their coach is Bill Agresta, a man out standing in his field. Leading runners were Rick Gofton, Todd Davis, and Paul Gay. Good job guys. M.V.P.’s Rick Gofton, Paul Gay 39 1984 DISTRICT CHAMPS Back row: (I-r) J. Horan, L. Baumann, Coach M. Powell, G. Rick, G. Wilkins, M. Ayre Middle row: J. Majeski, S. Green. L. Erskine, L. Prast, B. Schultz, K. Gorsline, L. Rick, A. Enlund Front row: C. Daleo, L. Smelley, L. Rye, T. Krueger. What began as a losing streak, ended up a rags to riches story for our girls; when they suddenly took hold and won the District Champion- ship! Congratulations girls. Bravo coaches. Linda Smelley —M.V.P. H O Eisenhower 28 39 Meridian 54 35 Birch Run 52 53 Valley Lutheran 50 61 Frankenmuth 39 70 Millington 30 51 Carrollton 43 49 MacArthur 34 49 Garber 36 52 Chesaning 50 54 Swan Valley 61 48 Bullock Creek 72 34 Valley Lutheran 65 51 Birch Run 66 57 Frankenmuth 25 66 Millington 48 47 Carrollton 44 63 Garber 55 50 Swan Valley 46 35 Bullock Creek 67 43 Chippewa Hills 60 56 Bullock Creek 67 34 Mt. Pleasant 60 55 Garber 32 51“ ‘District Games champions “Regional Game 40 J.V. BASKETBALL Back row: (1-r) T, Krueger, L. Rick, J. Majeski, M. Murphy, S. Stapleton, Coach J. Horan. Front row: (1-r) L. Klug, M. Norris, A. Weise, J. Sturtz, T. Wilkins. Eisenhower Meridian Birch Run Valley Luth. Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton MacArthur Garber Chesaning Swan Valley Bullock Creek Valley Luth. Birch Run Frankenmuth Millington Carrollton Garber Swan Valley 47 w3i Bullock Creek 44 20 I JEM 41 Chesaning Birch Run Frankcnmuth All Saints Merrill All Saints Swan Valley Bullock Creek Valley Luth Garber Arthur Hill ALL CONFERENCE O H 215 235 371 340 372 334 215 284 226 171 163 170 364 328 395 340 200 165 338 342 225 213 1st Man—Tom Garrecht 7th Man—Greg Turner 11th Man—Bob Roe Record 6 wins, 4 losses 42 Tom Garrecht —M.V.P. TURNER FLOWER SHOP 14815 GRATIOT ROAD HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN 48626 i CALL—642-2767 Industrial Maintenance Steel Fabrication Erection Structural Crane Rental inhnson Steel Fabrication, Inc. COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE W jfl CUT FLOWERS GIFTWARE ANTIQUES Ieleflora 1075 Watson Rd. Hemlock, Mich 48626 Bus: 642-5268 _ 23qji JSradji ©rup T P«B W f 7835 GRATIOT ROAD (SHIELDS • SAGINAW, Ml 48603 HIGGINS PIANO SHOPPE Quality Service—Value Sohmer—Kohler—Tadaski Pianos Congratulations Seniors Edw. L. Higgins 7680 Gratiot owner Saginaw, Mich 48603 (517) 781-0140 (jm? Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors from W.L. CASE AND COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS 125 E. SAGINAW MERRILL MICH 643-5990 or 793-9700 ST. MARY’S PARISH of Hemlock “Specializing In Quality Meats For Your ■k Freezer” jy 1 Nixon’s Country Meat Market Gary Char, Owners Hemlock—Phone: 642-2698 “Home of Quality Meats” CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM HEMLOCK FFA ifflt ALUMNI !j£ ' 43 Allison’s Bar Hemlock—642-9974 Congratulations Seniors Sandy Carlyle (517) 642-8419 76em£ock Sand zaveC CALL - WE HAUL - NO JOB TOO SMALL DALE RANDY LOU 1044 N IVA ROAD Owners HEMLOCK. MICHIGAN 48626 Heating Air Conditioning Congratulations Seniors ERSKINE HEATING PLUMBING authorized Dealer HERSEY ERSKINE PHONE Ml 2-5508 172 E Saginaw Rd Hemlock Michigan Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1985 BARBER'S JEWELRY AND ATHLETIC SUPPLY 140 NORTH MIDLAND, MERRILL SERVING THIS AREA FOR 31 YEARS Business Telephone: 517 642-5291 TRI-CITY MOVING DELIVERY ONE-PIECE OR AN ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD LOCAL—WORLD WIDE AGENT FOR ICC No UC-4711] HEMLOCK ELEVATOR CO. your full service elevator 504 S. Pine St., Hemlock, Mich 48626 Whtofoft Y ust «t APPLIANCES PIANOs OFFICE FURNITURE EQUIPMENT WES BUTCHER—OWNER CALL COLLECT 755-6236 SAFES 2957 CARROLLTON ROAD—SAGINAW FARGO SELF-SERVE GAS and CONVENIENCE STORE 465 W. Saginaw, Hemlock Phone: 642-2811 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS KEMERER FLOWERS 105 S. Miller Saginaw, Mich 781-1200 it 44 STUDENT DRIVERS SCHOOL CORP. Trucking • Trenching • Waterlines Septic Systems • Repairs • Footings Dug State Certified Classes held in Hemlock Phone: 642-2271 JOHN F. CARTER 18 years combined experience Excavat,ng in Driver’s Education. 12711 Basell Drive John Brode, Blake Erickson Optional Programs Available Hemlock. Michigan 48626 Phone 642-8706 FROST RESTAURANT Ai' creatures great and smalt HEMLOCK VETERINARY CLINIC III P.C. Home Cooked Food T.J NAPLES D.VM 228 W Saginaw SI ‘’hone M 7 Hemlock Ml 48626 642-56117642-2496 Mon-Fri 6:30-7:00 642-8450 Sat—7:00-2:00 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1985 NSC HEMLOCK SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DOW CORNING CORPORATION 12334 Geddes Rd., Hemlock, Michigan 48626 MEDICAL PRODUCTS PLANT 45 HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 Tom Alfano Don Bailey Barb Barnovitz Mike Barnovitz Tony Bates Michelle Belanger Jody Bertram James Bethke Tracy Beyersdorf Robert Bluemer Marcy Branch Brad Breternitz Jeff Briggs Chris Bruce Kristin Bruce Leanne Butko Karla Byam Debby Christman Theresa Clark Becky Cole Jennifer Corcoran Jeanne Curtis Matt Davis Rich Davis 46 Todd Davis Jim Demongey Randy Dicner Mike Dietrich Julie Dittmar Chris Dupuis Lisa Evans Dan Fenn Ron Fitch Brian Fleming Kristi Flewelling Mary Gerzeski Carlyle Gilbert Jodi Goetgeluck Kristin Gorsline Amy Gottchalk Kelli Green Matt Gudaitis Frank Guerrero Buffy Hammond Pat Hanson Stephanie Hausbeck Steve Hendershot Donald Hilbrandt 47 Warren Hilbrandt Rusti Hill Neil Hock Duane Hoeppner Todd House Bryan Howay Dina Howe Eric Hubbard Craig Jaenicke Kristy Jarabeck Louie Jerry Tim Jeschke Dave Jesse Lori Kataski Deborah Keck Mike Kehrer Greg Kelley Jami Kemerer Terry King Tom King Greg Kitter Kelly Knox Jim Konecny Ron Kraniak 48 Tammy Krueger Todd Krueger Amy Loch Mark Lamb Liz LeVee Alan Linton Julie Little Grace LoFaro Chris Loiselle John Lubert Steve Lynn Jami Majeski Dawn Marsh Mike Marsh Steve Marshall Dan Martin Mark McKay Becky Menjoulet Russ Mielke Alan Miller Ryan Miller DeLisa Moeller Colleen Monk Diane Moore C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 49 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 John Murphy Randy Neuenfeldt Todd Otter Rick Pavlik David Pietz Marc Pinet Michelle Piotrowski Christine Pratt Matt Pretzer Gary Proctor Tracey Pruitt Scott Quackenbush Marie Ramsey Christine Reimer Ann Reinig Lisa Rick Karen Riefe Todd Roberts Jill Rohn Julie Rohwetter John Roth Margaret Sanders Steve Sarchet Tammie Schantz 50 Darin Schultz Jeff Schultz Dave Shands Kris Shei Joe Sheltraw Gail Shepherd Randal Smolchuck Shelley Sowels Steve Spadaro Mike Stantz John Stikeleather Bill Stikeleather Melissa Thom Vickie Trumble Greg Turner Jim Turner Karl Vacik Shannon Vanwitzenburg Sean Virgin Steve Walker Daleane Walton Mike Waterman Kelly Wegener Kim Weidman C L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 7 51 1 9 8 7 Karen Westphal Stacy Wiggins Tammi Wilkins Mike Willard Kevin Watchko LeRoy Zastrow Jim Ardis Missing Kim Bennet Bruce Dickerson Frank Clark John Forbes Tom Mason Matt Nothelfer Jennifer Schreader HEMLOCK AUTO PARTS HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN PHONE—642-5258 Jill Temple Bill Wickman Amy Wilkowski Sharon Wolfgram I GRATIOT aUTOMOTIVE BRAND NAME AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES General Practice } 570 N. 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Seated (l-r) Keith Gross, Jonell Davis, Ron Kraniak, Brenda Frederick, Kevin Wardin, Heather Hammond, Tom Hill. Standing (l-r) Tim Bray, Don Hilbrandt, Steve Knoerr, Karen Westphal, Lance Wright. Tina Mull, LeRoy Zastrow, Troy Beyersdorf, Rich Davis. Steve Tessin, John Meechem, Mike Mull. =KEEP= f AGRICULTURE ) 60 This year’s F.F.A. team raised another successful year. The ag. room adopted an Apple computer which was worked into class curriculum. The Chapter took 2nd. at the Saginaw Fair in individual and chapter entries. Members sold fruit and made $800.00 for the chapter. Seed and flower sales brought the chapter additional income. Officers attend- ed Leadership Camp at Camp Rotary. President Brenda Frederick and Vice-President Kevin Wardin represented Hemlock at the Washington Conference. Kevin Wardin, Troy Beyersdorf, Joe Mikek, and Brenda Frederick attended the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Mis- souri. Don Hilbrandt, Tim Bray, and Kevin Wardin attended the State F.F.A. Convention at Michigan State University. LeRoy Zastrow, Brenda Frederick, and Jonell Davis participated in Leadership Contests. At the District level, LeRoy received a Silver for Job Interview, Jonell received a gold for Public speaking, and Brenda received a Silver for Extempora- neous Speaking. Jonell received a Silver at Regionals. On Animal Day, the elementary kids filled the ag. room to see a calf, piglets, a lamb, kid goats, and a nanny goat. Ag. classes took field trips to P.C.A. and Green Meadow Acres Dairy Farm. The year was brought to a close with the annual Chapter banquet and the election of new officers. Animal Day 61 F.F.A. ALUMNI Officers—(Itor) Joel Wardin—Secretary, Cheryl Carpenter —Vice President, Don LeClair—Treasurer, Missing, Loren Mueller—President. The primary purpose of the F.F.A. Alumni is to help the F.F.A. The Alumni is an organization for former F.F.A. members, ag. graduates, and farmers. This is the sec- ond year the Hemlock Alumni has been in operation. Early in the year, members lost a close friend, fellow farmer, and active member—Ed Munger. In his memory, they began an agricultural scholarship for F.F.A. members. This scholarship may be avail- able for 1986 high school graduates who plan to study ag. in college. Members elected officers and met once per month from October to May. 62 “IF WINTER COMES, CAN Ah, those glorious snow days, that teachers, students, and even administrators look forward to once in a while became more than we bargained for this year.The area was swamped with blowing and drifting snow and ice. Buses stayed parked and cancellations filled the air waves. Parents bit the bullet and smiled wanly at their children’s faces day after day. Cars groaned, “you want me to do what”, and refused to cooperate. The more diligent managed to clear their drives just in time to have the road trucks fill in the entrance. Those who finally coaxed their vehicles to life went their various ways, like warriors into battle, armed with shovels, salt, and the determination to make their destination if for no other reason than to complain about road conditions. Some kids actually got bored enough to clean their rooms. Day after day with no end seemingly in sight, we kept our sanity by mumbling to ourselves “well, it’s Michigan, give it a day; it’ll change”. Finally, the sun peeped through, the snow stopped and we got back to the norm—oh hum, and I had just settled in for a long winter’s nap. 64 SPRING BE FAR BEHIND?” 1st row (1 to r) Jamie Eskstorm, Karen Reife, Teresa Clark. Debbie Moeller, Melissa Krueger, Debbie Laszlo, Andrea Blakeslee, Maria Sanders, Tracy Pruitt, Theresa Grezsiak. 2nd row (I to r) Pam Erskine, Karrie Tessin, Linda Cross, Kristin Bruce, Margaret Sanders, Daleane Walton, Marge Neuenfeldt, Brenda Schultz, Ann Debozy, Virginia Klopf, Matt Ewald, Tammi Wilkins, Jamie Kehoe, Julie Rowhetter, Kim Wideman, Christine Nass, Mary Ayre, Tammy Krueger. 3rd row (I to r) Rhonda Ortman, Shari Schultz, Kim Shields, Rusti Hill, Missy Thom, Delissa Moeller, Missy Izzo, Quinn Moore, John Murphy, Eric Hubbard, Glenn Wilson, Edwin Aho, Ken Taylor, Marie Ramsey, Jim Kline, Lori Erskine, Roger Ryder, Mike Klug, Sue Green, Cindy Zastrow, Fred Bellinger, Steve Sarchet, Chris Loiselie, Jeff Schultz. David Pietz, Mike Keherer, Derrick Kalina, Doug Fritzler, Randy Neuenfeldt, Regina Stroebel, Craig Jaenicke. 4th row (1 to r) Jerry Draper, Steve Marshall, Jim Konecny, Mike Tomsich, Mr. Gippert, Ryan Miller, Jeane Curtis, Karla Byam, Eric Kuelske. HHS BAND SOARS TO NEW HEIGHTS 66 The band certainly is soaring high, literally. This past summer they flew to Germany to compete in the Nuremburg Music Festival where they took a first place in concert band and a second place over all. Then, this January, they were off to Washington, D.C. where the concert band again took a first place, and stage band took a second. They will be off on their “wings of glory’’ again this coming fall on their way to Japan to compete in a music festival there. Of course, going to all of these places costs money, and they have been working about as hard on earning money as they have on learning their music. They have hejd a magic show, a bazaar, car washes, spaghetti suppers, and have sold everything from candy to free car raffle tickets. They have been working and will continue to work hard to keep improving the band program. The Hemlock band is definitely a prime example of what a little hard work and determination will accomplish. Jefferson, an American great and Steve, wellllll? Wreath laying at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Lincoln, the slave liberator and the slaves. 67 GOULD REXALL DRUGS 136 SAGINAW ST. PH: 642-5411 HEMLOCK Ml WITH YOUR HEALTH IN MIND SINCE 1909 HEMLOCK CLEANERS All Drycleaning Services And Expert Sewing Phone 642-8251 130 S. Elm St. One Stop Food Sarvite 237 S. h«mlock Rd. Hemlock, Ml 48626 (517) 642-5211 Campbell Implement Co. 245 W. Saginaw St. Hemlock 642 5880 68 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM THE SAGINAW SOAP BOX DERBY COMMISSION MARANTHA CHARTER SERVICE FISH BEAUTIFUL LAKE MICHIGAN CHINOOK COHO STEELHEAD BROWNS LAKERS Harry Cleveland, Director CLYDE WHEATLEY CALL—642-8773 331 N. WASHINGTON HEMLOCK, MICHIGAN 48626 Congratulations Seniors CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM Saginaw THE FARMER’S HOME TAVERN Member F.D.I.C.—24 hr. Banker 11 convenient locations to serve you in Saginaw, Hemlock, Midland, and Vassar. Congratulations Seniors Good Luck In The Future chool —S O “o hop For All Your Office School Supplies From the Junior Class 329 W. Saginaw Hemlock 48626 (517) 642-2121 Congratulations Seniors from Hair by Chris and Company 7680 GRATIOT RD • SAGINAW. Ml • 517 781-3470 THE HEMLOCK HARDWARE 216 W. Saginaw 69 GOOD LUCK SENIORS From The HEMLOCK GIANT WASH COIN OPERATED LAUNDROMAT 257 W. Saginaw St. Hemlock 642-8195 Open Mon-Fri 7a.m.—9p.m. Saturday 7a.m.—5 p.m. Also selling Hemlock sport shirts, accessories, and greeting cards. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From FRANK M. PIESKO D.D.S. JAMES R. LENNAN D.D.S. P.C. RANDALL N. RUFF D.D.S. 15741 Gratiot Rd. Hemlock 642-2750 HUSKIE TUMBLERS Back row (1-r) Karrie Tessin, Camie West, Michelle Leddy, Cheryl Spellerberg. Seated, Becky Cole. Front—Julie Dittmar, Laurie West. (Missing Sue Ayre) Camie West M.V.P. The girls gymnastics team is now in its third year. For the first time, the eight members were able to compete as a team in the four gymnastic events (there must be at least four girls for each event). Before this year, the girls lacked the skills necessary to compete. The high-point this year was participating in the biggest invitational in the state—the 20 team meet at Freeland, where Camie West placed 6th out of the 200 girls that competed. At the meet with Vassar, Becky Cole placed 4th, Laurie West tied for 2nd and Camie West was 1st. The 1985 M.V.P. is Camie West. She qualified for high school regional competition and for the state finals in the United States Gymnastics Federation. Congratulations girls on a fine job. 71 B 0 Y S Y A R S 1 T Y B A S K E T B A L L Front row: Kurt Kaiser, Bill Weise, Rob Krueger. Back row: John Chambers, Paul Gay, Greg Gorsline, Todd Tomasek, Coach Dave Slaggert, Chris Kissane, Bob Bowen, Dan Zeitler. SCORES Birch Run Frankenmuth MacArthur Valley Lutheran Millington Carrollton Garber Sanford Bullock Creek Eisenhower Frankenmuth Millington Birch Run Carrollton Garber Swan Valley MacArthur Bullock Sanford Corunna Conference Record 8-6 Season Record 12-9 M.V.P.s Bill Weise and Kurt Ka 72 Front row: Frank Guerrero, Steve Hendershot, Darrin Kalina. Back row: Brad Breternetz, Duane Hoeppner, Carlyle Gilbert, Tom Alfono, Coach Horan, Mike Watson, Bob Rowe, Todd Davis. SCORES Birch Run Frankenmuth MacArthur Valley Lutheran Millington Carrollton Garber Sanford Swan Valley Bullock Creek Eisenhower Frankenmuth Millington Birch Run Carrollton Garber Swan Valley MacArthur Bullock Creek Sanford H O 51 48 42 39 56 67 57 41 50 64 43 61 57 66 56 36 45 55 60 32 48 75 49 58 57 65 66 48 45 60 54 66 43 50 54 66 68 59 59 51 Season Record 8-12 CQ O - -0 -D CO CO LJ H CQ -J J V A R S I T Y V O L L E Y B A L L SEASON RECORD Merrill 15-8; 15-13. Birch Run 3-15; 11-15. Frankenmuth 15-10; 5-15; 15-9. Breckenridge 7-15; 7-15; 12-15. Carrollton 15-8; 15-8. Millington 15-11; 15-13. Swan Valley 15-9; 15-1. Bullock Creek 15-12; 15-10. Birch Run 15-8; 6-15; 13-15. Frankenmuth 15-7; 11-15; 9-15. Millington 15-4; 15-10. Essexville Garber 15-6; 7-15; 15-11. Swan Valley 15-6; 15-5. Essexville Garber 16-18; 15-9; 12-15. Bullock Creek 15-17; 15-11; 10-15. Valley Lutheran 15-7; 15-9. Carrollton 15-9; 15-13. NET NOTES Kristin Gorsline was selected to the Saginaw News All Area Volleyball Team. Honorable mention went to Sue Breternitz and Sheila Pahl. DISTRICTS Bay City Handy 15-7; 15-1. Bullock Creek 13-15; 15-7; 15-12. Eisenhower 2-15; 10-15 (Finals). WIN-LOSS RECORD League 9-5 Tied for 3rd in League; Overall 13-7. M.V.P. Sheila Pahl Members include: Front Row. (I r) Lindsay Norris. Lori Fitting. Molly Morrison. Jenny Jungnitsch, Heidi Engel, Linda Anaman, Back Row: Coach L. Gritting, Sheila Pahl. Chris Daleo. Lori Erskine, Kristin Gorsline. Jami Majeski, Sue Breternitz. Liz Rye. 74 Pictured Above: Front Row: Hillary Hare, Wendy Gemeinhardt, Michelle Byron, Darla Yaggie, Shari Stapleton Back Row: Coach Linda Palmer, Marge Sanders. Tracy Stone, Sandy Dietrich, Kelly Green, Margo Norris, Amy Wilkowski. J. V. V o L L E Y B A L L 75 WRESTLERS TAKE PAW POWER TO THE MATS front row: Troy Tomasek, Marty Masar. Jeff Elwanger, Jeff Hegenauer, Dick Guttowsky, Dave Knoll, Jim Bethke. Back row: Greg Kelley, Dan Fekay, Kevin Bohlen, Kevin Quaal, Doug Hegenauer, Matt Guaditis, Bob Blaine. Don Earley. TEAM RECORD 9 Wins—5 Losses—11 Tie Hemlock Opponent 66 Mich. Luth Sem. 6 48 St. Charles 27 18 Birch Run 40 60 Bridgeport 5 58 Nouvel 6 30 Millington 42 45 Sanford Meridian 30 30 Breckenridge 30 38 Pinconning 31 30 Oscoda 34 32 Garber 33 60 Swan Valley 18 33 Bullock Creek 37 41 Standish-Sterling 27 45 Tawas 26 3rd at Saginaw County Tournament 3rd at Clare Tournament M.V.P.s—Dan Fekay, Doug Hegenauer HUSKIE SKI TEAM Row 1 — Amy Weise, Linda Smelley, Jodi Sturtz, Kelly Knox, Shari Schultz, Geeske Visser, Mari Ramsey. Row 2—Coach Dave Schultz, Juha Hedman, Matt Douglass, Steve Sarchet, Todd Krueger, Matt Ewald, Pat Kenny, Bob Scott, Tom Gariglio, Eric Hubbard, Jerry Draper, Mike Murphy. B R O U G H T H 0 M E T H E T R A V E L 1 N G T R O P H Y 77 1985 BOEC PARTICIPANTS Linda Anaman Mary Gerzeski Laurie Oravitz Mary Ayre Dana Golombisky Lori Prast Micki Bartelt Suzette Grey Cathy Pringle Amy Bedford Heather Hammond Tracy Pruitt Kris Bieberitz Kristy Jarabeck Jennifer Royal Brad Breternitz Tracy Kohloff Mary Russ Michelle Byron Tammy Krueger Michelle Savage Amy Clayborn Virginia Klopf Kris Shei Jennifer Corcoran Julie Little Sarah Spadaro Pam Diener Kelly Long Missy Thom Penny Dreffs Char Meier Bill Weise Brenda Frederick Colleen Monk Wendy Gemeinhardt STATE BOEC WINNERS- BUILDING SKILLS TODAY FOR TOMORROW front row—Tracy Kohloff, Micki Bartelt, Cathy Pringle, back row—Mr. Luebkert, Mary Gerzeski, Penny Dreffs, Amy Bedford, Bill Weise. In the regionals at Flint, Hemlock swept to their sixth straight championship competing against 26 other schools. (Thus retiring the second 3-year travelling school trophy in a row). In tough state final competition at the Renaissance Center, seven members were victorious: Jennifer Corcoran, Linda Anaman, Brenda Frederick, Kelly Long, Virginia Klopf, Pam Diener, and Kris Bieberitz . . . Jennifer Corcoran (state champion in Prepared Verbal Communications I), Linda Anaman (2nd in Accounting I), and Brenda Frederick (2nd in Accounting II) qualified for national competition and participated in Houston, Tex- as. B O E C 81 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior members are: Bridget Agresta, Fred Bellinger. Kris Bieberitz. Karen Bierd, Andrea Blakeslee. Beth Burdo. Jane Callahan. Patricia Chambers. Annette Clark, Amy Clayborn, Brian Cole, Jonell Davis, Ann Debozy, Pam Diener, Penny Dreffs, Michelle Dufort, Kim Durkee. Jamie Eckstorm, Brenda Frederick, Michelle Futrell, Paul Gay, Greg Gorsline, Theresa Grzesiak, Leeann Gwizdale, Heather Hammond, Rebecca Harris. Scott Harris, Pam House, Michelle Hubbell, Richard Kalkman, Michelle Kataski, Lori Kehrer, Virginia Klopf, Mike Klug, Matt Kochendorfer, Tom Kochendorfer, Henry Kricher, Melissa Krueger, Eric Kuelske, Char Meier, Scott Menjoulet, Deborah Moeller, Laurie Oravitz, Sheila Pahl, Lori Prast. Annette Pruitt. Mary Russ, Chris Ruth, Patrick Sackrider, Patricia Shei, Sherri Shei, Linda Smelley, Sarah Spadaro, Dawn Starke, Ben Walker, Kevin Wardin, William Weise, and Troy Wilsey. Mrs. Wallace. Advisor. 82 V Junior members are: Linda Anaman, Mary Arye, Michelle Bartelt, Robert Bowen, Pari Brown, Chris Daleo, Heidi Engel, Lori Erskine, Pam Erskine, Suzette Gray, Mark Greskowiak, Teresa Jeschke, John Kalkman, Barb Keller, Jeff Koons, Rob Krueger, Kelly Long, Susan Mackey, Mary Morrison, Molly Morrison, Chris Nass, Lindsay Norris, Ronda Ortman, Marcia Pollard, Paul Pretzer, Dedra Pringle, Mi- chelle Savage, Kim Shields, Debbie Slivinski, Mike Weise, and Camie West. Membership in the National Honor Society is an excellent reference to a student’s character and provides an incentive to maintaining good grades and to continue to serve the school and communi- ty. Membership is a nationally recognized honor that is open to juniors and seniors selected by the faculty council upon recommendation. Members host the Awards Assembly and act as good will ambassadors at baccalaureate, and graduation. Bea Wallace is the school advisor. 83 HILLBILLY CAST Obeey Upschlager.......... Paw Belsnickle............ Maw Belsnickle............ Ceelie Belsnickle......... Bonnie Mae Belsnickle..... Junie Low Belsnickle...... Four Belsnickle........... Five Belsnickle........... Six Belsnickle............ Chiz Upschlager........... Ronald Maxwell............ Lucy Maxwell.............. Cousin Zeke............... Cousin Whimpole........... The Reverend.............. (Director—Kristi McIntyre) ..K.A. McIntyre ... Lance Wright .....Sue Lickly .... Dawn Sartke ....Karen Bierd ..Laurie Oravitz Bridget Agresta ....Alison Gase ....Deb Storch .....Chris Ruth ...Chris Blizzard ....Kris Bieberitz ....Tom Gariglio ...Chris Blizzard .....Jeff Bailey 84 WEDDIN’ The senior class presented the play “Hillbilly Weddin’” by LeRoma Greth on May 10th and 11th. It was a comedy based on a hillbilly family meeting two people from the city. The situations which resulted were quite funny. All the actors did a fine job, and the audience had a lot of fun! 85 Varsity Baseball Back row (1 to r) Rob Bachula, Troy Wilsey. Greg Gorsiine, Chris Peterson, Todd Tomasek, Mike Klug, Ben Temple, Dave Rohn, Coach Don Otter. Front row (1 to r) Matt Loiselle, Kevin Moore, Derrick Schantz, Mark Hingston, Rich Kalkman, Bob Bowen, Ty Swarthout, Kurt Kai- ser. The Varsity Baseball team participated in the Breckenridge Tournament. Hemlock took the championship with the scores of 1-0 against Mt. Pleasant Scared Heart and 6-1 against the host Breckenridge. Mike Klug pitched two no-hitters against Mt. Pleasant and Carrolton. Hemlock finished third in the league and the conference record was 7 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie. H 0 Merrill 1 3 Merrill 4 8 Valley Lutheran 6 2 Valley Lutheran b 5 2 Eisenhower Eisenhower 3 3 12 6 Chesaning 8 13 Chesaning 0 6 Birch Run 2 3 Birch Run Frankenmuth 8 Frankenmuth 2 2 Millington Millington jgL r Carrollton 5 0 Carrollton 0 4 Garber 0 14 Garber 6 7 Swan Valley 7 9 Swan Valley 2 0 Bullock Creek 2 1 Bullock Creek Pre-District 7 2 Chippewa Hills 0 1 10 innings 8 innings 8 innings J.V. BASEBALL Back row (1 to r) Coach Bob Kilgore, Chris Loiselle, Duane Hoeppner, Greg Turner, Todd Otter, Dave Jesse, Larry Ward, and Steve Walker. Front row (I to r) Batboy Kilgore, Mike Willard, Randy Neuenfeldt, Paul Gorney, Greg Kitter. Dan Fenn, Carl Vacik. 87 VARSITY SOFTBALL Back Row (I to r) Lori Fitting. Lisa Rick, Debbie Schultz, Lori Prast, Brenda Schultz, Sue Green, Jenny Jungnitsch, and Jennifer Royal. Front Row (1 to r) Michelle Hubbell, Peggy Wegener. Becky Harris, Amy Bedford, Ruth Schmidt, Michelle Futrell, Leann Gwezdala, and Coach Art Tolfree. 88 J.V. SOFTBALL Coach Margie Wade, Kelly Wegener, Leeanne Butko. Jamie Majeski, Kristen Gorsline, Sandy Dietrich, Lori Klug, and Tammy Krueger, Angie Enland, Amy Wiese. Kelly Hewy, Hillay Hare, Carrie Tolfree, and Margo Norris. 89 B O Y S T R A C K FRONT ROW L-R: Steve Rogers, Todd Byersdorf, Mark Johnston, SECOND ROW: John Kalkman, Mark Mackay, Brian Fleming, Steve Spadaro, Russ Mielke, M. Honsinger, Todd Ostrowski, David Ling, Darin Kalina. Tim Jeskie, BACK ROW: Mr. Blue, Chris Kissane, Keith Rowe. Todd Davis, Rick Gofton, Mike Weise, Paul Gay, Keith Grubaugh, Dan Weichman, Tim Waddle, Ken Ling, Kevin Bohlen, Steve McVannel, Mr. Rosselit. 2nd place overall in the Tri-Valley Conference Dual Meet record —6-1 Conference Championship—2nd Regional Meet—4th Individual Conference Meet Champions: John Kalkman—Pole Vault 12’-0” Paul Gay-3200 M. Relay-8:16.3 Todd Davis, Rick Gofton, Mark MacKay, Keith Grubaugh—100 Meters—10.97 State Meet: 3200 Meter Relay—7th—8:10.5 Paul Gay, Todd Davis, Rick Gofton, Mark McKay Most Valuable Trackman: Keith Grubaugh Most Versatile Trackman: Paul Gay Best Distance Trackman: Rick Gofton BOY’S TEAM AND COACHES CONGRATULATE THE GIRLS FOR A GREAT EFFORT AND SEASON. . ' FRONT ROW L-R Joanie Royal. Daleane Walton, Morica Pollard, Sue Arle. Kathe Pollard, Jill Rohn, Julie Watson, Liz Rye. Cathy Tyra, Pam House. MIDDLE ROW Molly Morrison, Kim Gay, Lisa Allen, Linda Smelley, Angie Knapper, Mia Kaski, Camie West, Laurie West, Suzette Gray. TOP ROW Tami Wilkins, Beth Burdo, Geeske Visser, Kristi Flewelling, Sue Breternitz, Becky Breternitz, Darla Yaggie, Tracy Stone, Karen Riefe, COACH LORI GRIFFING. O 53 r in H X o in H H in Each member did their best the whole year through. A DREAM COME TRUE” WE REACHED OUR ULTIMATE GOAL! M.V.P.s Beth Burdo, Sue Breternitz, Julie Watson. “HEMLOCK TRACK —NO PAIN NO GAIN OUR BODIES DO NOT RULE OUR BRAINS FOR WE KNOW HARD WORK IS THE KEY TO BE THE BEST THAT WE CAN BE” LORI GRIFFING TENNIS Back row I to r: Jerry Draper. Eric Kuelske, Eric Hubbard. Jeanne Curtis, Dina Howe, Jay Milbrandt, Don Bailey, John Chambers, Juha Hedman, Frank Guerrero, Greg Kitter, James Ardis, Ron Roneld. Middle Row: Chris Ross. Matt Kochendorfer. Steve Linton, Steve Piotrowski, Chris Dupuis, Matt Ewald, Bob Simmet, Scott Erskine, Chris Stelter, John Twarozynski. Front Row: Jeff Newland, Jennifer Corco- ran, Melissa Kreuger, Sarah Spadaro, Mary Russ, Debbie Slivinski, Barb Keller. Record: 33 People Completed the Season Push From Non-Starters Was Phenomenal We Worked Six Days A week And Had Good Attendance Excellent Attendance at End of Year Tour- naments Team Spirit Excellent 1 Player—Juha Hedman Reese................................7-0 Ovid-Elsie...........................7-0 Garber...............................3-4 Alma.................................7-0 Nouvel...............................7-0 Corunna..............................7-0 Reese................................6-1 Ithaca...............................5-2 Corunna..............................7-0 Bullock Creek........................5-2 Nouvel...............................7-0 Bullock Creek........................5-2 Ovid-Elsie...........................7-0 Eisenhower...........................3-3 92 YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY BABY Amy Bedford Karen Bierd Tami Case Trica Chambers Heather Hammond Ann Debozy Jamie Eckstorm Connie Gorthy Andrea Blakeslee Jane Callahan Jeff Crump Jennifer Carter Jonell Davis Amy Clayborn Denise Emery Amy Goetgeluck Janis Gorney 94 Allan Hare Sheila Klemish Tammy Mitchell Mary Russ Janet Hare Virginia Kloph Angela Moore Chris Ruth Deb Storch Cathy Tyra Susan Lickly Rod Neuenfeldt Steve Schomaker Ben Walker Michelle Kataski Amy Linville Julie Watson Debra Schultz Sheila Pahl Char Meier Bill Weise 95 VALEDICTORIAN Pamela Diener, daughter of Mr. Alvin Diener and Mrs. Leda Winn, was chosen as our valedictorian for 1985. One of Pam’s accomplishments while at Hemlock High School was maintaining a G.P.A. of 3.968. She received awards in: English 9, and 10, Biology 1, Michigan History, Typing 1, Geometry 1, Basic Computer, and Accounting 1. Pam also was a member of B.O.E.C. in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. She placed second at regionals, state, and national competition in Accounting in the 11th grade. In addition, she placed 1st in Accounting II at the regional competition in the 12th grade. Pam is a 2 year member of the National Honor Society. Pam hopes to attend North- ern Michigan University with a major in Accounting Data Processing. S ALUT AT ORI AN Lori Prast, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prast, was chosen as salutatorian for the class of 1985. Lori received academic awards for Biology 1, Algebra I and II, Chemis- try I, English 10 and 11, and Band. Lori was a 2 year member of the National Honor Society. During Lori’s stay at Hemlock High School, she was the class Treasurer for her freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior years. Lori was a 1st place Regional winner in B.O.E.C. During her senior year she also played softball in the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade, and was named to the 2nd team All-Con- ference and Honorable Mention All-State team during her junior year. She also participated in basketball for 4 years. Lori hopes to attend Michigan Tech with a major in Computer Science. 96 ON THE TOP Bridget Agresta Patrick Sackrider c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Edwin Aho Amy Bedford Troy Beyersdorof Andrea Blakeslee Kevin Allen Fred Bellinger Kris Biebritz Chris Blizzard Scott Bartlett Gerald Bellinger Tracy Braley 98 Bob Brugge Jennifer Carter Roger Christman Jane Callahan Tami Case 'A Annette Clark Beth Burdo Bob Carl Tricia Chambers Amy Clayborn c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 99 c L A S A 0 F 1 9 8 5 Brian Diener Matt Douglass Penny Dreffs Shelly DuFort Diane Darby Jerry Draper Dave Dupuis 100 Ken Francis Brenda Frederick Tammy Dwenger Matt Ewald Dave Fortin Michelle Freeman Tom Gariglio c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 101 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Jim Gam Alison Gase vli Troy Glover Kyle Gemeinhardt Chami Gower Keith Grubaugh Paul Gay Amy Goetgluck Connie Gorthy 102 Leann Gwizdala Brian Hare Scott Harris Michelle Hubble Heather Hammond Janet Hare Doug Hegenauer Missy Izzo Becky Harris Mark Hingston Kurt Kaiser c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 103 t—h 00 LO c L A S S o F Jim Kline Pat Kenny Bob Kenny Mike Klug Matt Kochendorfer Laura Kemerer Chris Kissane Virginia Klopf Tom Kochendorfer 104 Bernie Krueger Amy Linville Mike McCullagh Melissa Krueger Sue Lickly Angie Little Dan McCulloch Ken Ling Matt Lutzke Ron Mcnally c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 105 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Linda McNeil Charlene Meier Joe Mikek Tammy Mitchell Angela Moore Barb Morse Earl Murphy Mike Murphy Scott Menjoulet Debbie Moeller Jeff Mulvaney Marge Neuenfeldt 106 Rodney Neuenfeldt Chris Peterson Stephanie Rooker Sheila Pahl Angela Reikowsky Keith Rowe Kathy Pavlik Dave Pringle Noel Rogers Jennifer Royal c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 107 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Mary Russ Chris Ruth Roger Ryder Steve Schomaker Debra Schultz Maria Sanders Debbie Shields Sherri Shei Bob Ryder Bob Scott Linda Smelley 108 Sarah Spadaro Dawn Stikeleather Todd Suppes Todd Tomasek Dawn Starke Deb Storch Karrie Tessin Cathy Tyra Tracy Stephens Don Stryker John Thompson Tricia Wade c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 109 c L A S S 0 F 1 9 8 5 Gary Walton Troy Wilsey Ron Zeitler Kevin Wardin Bill Weise Lance Wright D. Fekay Julie Watson Floyd Wetherell Brian Young Missing: L. Lennox R. Betz C. Lynn L. Brothers K. Martin M. Collver J. Mechem P. House L. Scott M. Kataski A. Shimonek J. Kindy L. Slocum P. Kohloff T. Stefanski D. Kolhagen K. Taylor H. Kricher B. Temple K. Laundra T. Thayer G. Wilson no FOREIGN NEWS “There are a few things that I don’t like about the U.S.A.,” says Mija Kaski of Finland. At age seventeen, she has two older sisters and her parents back in Finland, compared to the two younger sisters in the U.S. Her host parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hunter of 865 N. Raucholz Rd. While attending Hemlock, Maija has participated in Cross Country and Track. She enjoys sports, mostly ice skating, cross country skiing, orienteering, and running. Beside sports she enjoys music and playing the piano. You can write to Maija at: Pirkkakatu 2a8, 96200 Rovaniemi 20 Finland Juha Hedman is from Finland, where he lives with his parents and two older sisters. He is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bowen, while attending Hemlock. He participated in Tennis and Skiing. Juha enjoys sports and listening to music. At age seventeen, Juha has no comment on the U.S. His address is: Paaskynkuja 1 92120 Raahe 2 Finland Geeske Aleida Visser has kept busy while staying here in Hemlock, she has participated in Cross Country, Skiing, and Track. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. House. She enjoys sports and going out. She also enjoys the food. Geeske dislikes the age difference between her country and ours on things like: drinking, driving, etc. Geeske’s address is: Beuckenswykstraat g 8565 GM Sonel Friesland Finland in AND THE NOMINEES ARE Prettiest Foxicst Tricia Chambers Amy Clayborn Jane Callahan Best Form Amy Clayborn Shelly Dufort Tricia Chambers Best Dressed Tricia Chambers Jane Callahan Shelly Dufort Sexiest Walk Amy Clayborn Tricia Chambers Shelly Dufort Biggest Brownie Shelly Dufort Pam Diener Annette Pruitt Class Clown Chris Blizzard Ben Temple Chris Kissane Brian Cole Dan Fekay Greg Gorsline Class Sweethearts Michelle Futrell Pam House Tricia Chambers Kurt Kaiser Tom Gariglio Brian Cole Paul Gay Dan Fekay Bill Weise Cutest Smile Jennifer Carter Amy Clayborn Tricia Chambers Mike Murphy Bill Weise Brian Cole Rich Kalkman Greg Gorsline Keith Grubaugh Nicest Gams (legs) Amy Clayborn Jane Callahan Amy Bedford Paul Gay Bill Weise Greg Gorsline Bill Weise Ken Ling Greg Gorsline Next to Win 5 Olympic Medals Julie Watson Brian Cole Linda Smelly Beth Burdo Keith Grubaugh Paul Gay Most Spirited Jennifer Carter Laurie Oravitz Jane Callahan Class Gossip Kris Bieberitz Laurie Oravitz Becky Harris Best Sense of Humor Ben Temple Bridget Agresta Jennifer Royal Chris Blizzard Class Partier Chris Blizzard Chris Ruth Ken Laundra Most Alert at 7:55 Bridget Agresta Laurie Oravitz Chris Blizzard Least Seen At School Dan McCulloch Kurt Martin Jane Callahan Cutest Couple Michelle Troy Jennifer Greg Amy Bill Next Mr. Goodwrench Blow Up The World Tom Stefanski Jim Kline Ron McNally Ron McNally Jonell Davis Rodney Neunfeldt Henry Kricher MOST LIKELY Succeed Bridget Agresta Brian Cole Lori Prast TO . . . Crash Space Shuttle Sarah Spadaro Henry Kricher Greg Levee Devote Life To Music Alison Gase Missy Izzo Sarah Spadaro Melissa Krueger Become Solid Gold Dancer Chad Lynn Jane Callahan Marge Neuenfeldt Crack the Trillionaire Mark Matt Kochendorfer Tom Kochendorfer Eric Kuelske Be Seen On Most Wanted Poster Ron McNally Troy Glover Brian Hare Host “Let’s Make A Deal” Chris Blizzard Tom Gariglio Dan McCulloch Senior Of The Year Lori Prast Michelle Futrell Bridget Agresta Brian Cole Tom Gariglio Troy Wilsey 113 SENIOR I Rodney Neuenfeldt will my eagerness to go to war against anybody at anytime and anywhere to Ryan Miller. I Lori Kehrer will my friendliness and smiles to Mr. Wallace; he needs them more than I do. I Missy Izzo will all Mr. Agresta’s government worksheets to all those Class of 1986 unlucky seniors. I Heather Hammond will Mr. Taylor’s classes to anyone who enjoys listening to stories. I Michelle Burbank and Audrey Shimonek will our up town lunches to Rachel Marietta. We Marge and Tami will our exciting first hour to anyone who has a boring class! I Dawn Stickeleather will Missy Izzo’s friendship to anyone who needs a little caring. I Tom Stefanski will all my dirty shop rags to Mrs. Gunther. I John Thompson will to Steve Watson my ability to drink hard liquor because he is a light weight. I Dawn will all of my well written Econ “books” to Mr. Agresta to copy off and give to his future Econ classes. (Take a break Mr. A. You deserve better than Hemlock.) I Chris Blizzard will to Mrs. Thering my impeccable ability to extraplorate humorous anecdotes in her otherwise excrusiatingly boring class periods. We Karen Bierd and Deb Storch will Mrs. Tehring’s Senior English class to Mark Greskowiak and wish him good luck on getting his straight A that he is so confident of obtaining. I Alison Gase will to Mr. Taylor and my Chemistry Lab anyone crazy enough to take them. We Barb, Jenifer, Michelle, and Kris will our trip to Daytona and Ocean Villa Motel anyone willing to handle the wild times. We Brian Cole and Keith Grubaugh will to boy wonder (Mike Weise) all of our Econ tests and notes; so he will have a pleasureable time in Uncle Blabby’s class. Good Luck with the women. We Debbie Moeller and Pam Diener will Mr. Taylor’s “I got some good news and I got some bad news,” to Ron Fitch. We Tom and Matt Kochendorfer and Ken Laundra will our amazing ability to attract girls to Chad Lynn—he needs it more than we do. We Debbie and Linda will all the dirty dishes in Food Nutrition to anyone who wants to wash them. 114 WILLS I Pat Kenny leave my great nose guard ability to Ron Boylen—Good Luck. I Chad Lynn will my dancing shoes to 2 feet Peterson. We Kathy Pavlik, Janet Hare, and Cathy Tyra will all of Mr. Agresta’s “No Jokes” to the incoming class of ’86. I Becky Harris will to any girl brave enough, my desk in 4th hour Mechanical Drawing. Have Fun! I Jeff Mulvaney will my eighty-five stay alive for all of use in 85. “believe it or not” I Kim Durkee will all my Econ Government notes to Terri Anamon—if they will do her any good. We Brenda Frederick and Heather Hammond will Mr. Ad- ams’ class to anyone who enjoys chair dancing. We Sherri and Tricia Shei will our sister Kris to all the teachers of Hemlock High School. 1 Dalelynn Schafer will my boxing gloves to Deanna Kreager, even though she’s got her own! We Michelle, Lee Ann, Steph, and Marge will the desolation of Benkert Road to anyone who is not afraid of “Jason.” We Ann Debozy and Virginia Klopf will to David Pietz all the pizza he can eat and to Jeff Schultz a year’s supply of sleeping pills. We Missy Izzo, Jim Kline, Lori Kehrer, and Dawn Stikeleather will our seats in government to anyone who wants to hear Tracy Stephens cackle. I Ann Debozy (alias Kim Durkee) will to Mr. Loubkert a lifetime supply of name tags. I Jonell Davis will my computer skills and ability to drive 55 to Miss Carpenter—you need ’em! To my brother Richard, 1 will my neat Econ notes and all the ;books I’ve carried home every night since 9th grade because he never carries any books home or does any homework. I will locker 51 to anyone who can’t remember locker combinations, and 1 will my position as yearbook editor to Tanya Yaggie because she is the only one I know crazy enough to handle it. Also to Mike Radosa I will the FFA’s official secretary’s book. 115 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET PRETTIEST FEMALE CLASS PARTIER Tricia Chambers Chris Blizzard FOXIEST MALE Greg Gorsline CLASS GOSSIP Kris Bieberitz CLASS SWEETHEART Kurt Kaiser, Pam House BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Jennifer Royal BEST MALE FORM Dan Fekay MOST ALERT AT 7:55 a.m. Laurie Oravitz BEST FEMALE FORM Amy Clayborn LEAST SEEN AT SCHOOL Dan McCulloch CUTEST SMILE Mike Murphy, Jennifer Carter CUTEST COUPLE Michelle Futrell, Troy Wilsey BEST DRESSED Rich Kalkman, Tricia Chambers MOST LIKELY TO ... NICEST GAMS (LEGS) Paul Gay, Amy Clayborn BLOW UP THE WORLD Ron McNally SEXIEST WALK Bill Weise, Amy Clayborn SUCCEED Bridget Agresta NEXT TO WIN 5 OLYMPIC MEDALS (MALE) Paul Gay CRACK THE TRILLIONAIRE MARK Tom Kochendorfer NEXT TO WIN 5 OLYMPIC MEDALS (FEMALE) Julie Watson BE SEEN ON A MOST WANTED POSTER Brian Hare SENIOR OF THE YEAR Brian Cole, Lori Prast CRASH THE SPACE SHUTTLE Henry Kricher NEXT MR. GOODWRENCH Tom Stefanski DEVOTE LIFE TO MUSIC Melissa Krueger BIGGEST BROWNIE Shelley DuFort HOST ON “LET’S MAKE A DEAL” Chris Blizzard MOST SPIRITED Jennifer Carter BECOME A “SOLID GOLD” DANCER Chad Lynn CLASS CLOWN Ben Temple 116 THE SKY ROOM APRIL 27, 1985 ON THE WINGS OF LOVE 120 CEDAR POINT MAY 31, 1985 The Class of ’85 boarded the buses for Cedar Point at 5:30 a.m. and then headed to Ohio for a day of fun and excitement. s E N I 0 R T R 1 P 121 122 123 AWARDS ASSEMBLY Competitive Scholarship Program Bridget A.Agresta Robert A. Brugge Roger T. Christman Brian L. Cole Ann M. Debozy Pamela J. Diener Penny J. Dreffs Michelle L. Dufort Michelle L. Futrell Alison J. Gase Theresa K. Grzesiak Lee Ann Gwizdala Heather A. Hammond Allan L. Hare Pamela S. House Lori L. Kehrer Michael P. Klug Matt Kochendorfer Tom Kochendorfer COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Paul C. Kohloff Henry J. Kricher Eric E. Kuelske Ken Laundra Gregory J. LeVee Susan L. Lickly Kurt P. Martin Allen S. Menjoulet Deborah J. Moeller Lauretta M. Oravitz Lori A. Prast Annette A. Pruitt Chris W. Ruth Patrick Sackrider Patricia A. Shei Dawn M. Starke Benjamin J. Walker INSTITUTIONAL ORGANIZATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS Tammy Case — “Courier Scholarship at Southwest Baptist University Pamela Diener —Delta College “Board of Trustees” Scholarship Matt Kochendorfer—“Triskelion” Scholarship at Saginaw Valley State College Tom Kochendorfer — Honorary Scholarship” Northwood College Melissa Krueger—“Freshman Honor Scholarship” Marion College Eric Kuelske —“Academic Scholarship” Western Michigan University Christopher Ruth —“Academic Scholarship” Lawrence Institute of Technology Patricia Shei — “Triskelion” Scholarship at Saginaw Valley State College Sherri Shei—“Triskelion” Scholarship at Saginaw Valley State College Ann Debozy— Meyers Memorial” given by Ascension Lutheran Church Ben Walker — “Board of Trustees Honors Scholarship” Central Michigan University Brenda Frederick—Delta College Skill Day Scholarship Amy Clayborn—Delta College Skill Day Scholarship Julie Watson — Eastern Michigan University Athletic Scholarship Hemlock Lions Club—Lori Prast, Ben Walker, Dawn Starke, Annette Pruitt. Melissa Krueger, Michelle Dufort Hemlock Federation of Teachers—Bridget Agresta, Laurie Oravitz Air Force Academy Appointment —Brian Cole Hemlock AAUW Award — Sarah Spadaro AWARDS ASSEMBLY AWARDS AND RECOGNITION CARPENTER: Plant Science —Kim Weidman, Christine Reimer, Bren- da Frederick, Toni Kehoe Farm Management—Jonell Davis, Kevin Wardin GIPPERT: JP Sousa — Fred Bellinger, Director’s—Karrie Tessin L. Armstrong —Melissa Krueger, Marine’s — Missy Izzo, Outstanding Junior—Cindy Zastrow, Outstanding Sophomore—Ron Fitch ADAMS: Accounting I —Micki Bartelt, Linda Anaman, Sheila Pahl, Su- san Mackey, Michelle Savage, Camie West Accounting II — Brenda Freder- ick, Pam Diener, Sherri Shei. Typing I—Lori Prast BUGNI: Office Practice I—Debbie Pringle, Office Practice II —Michelle Kataski LUEBKERT: Typing—Missy Thom, Jeff Crump, Char Meier, Lori Erskine, Julie Little, Tracey Pruitt, Henry Kricher, Brad Breternitz, Laurie Oravitz, Terry King, General Business—Michelle Savage, Michelle Byron, BOEC—Virginia Klopf, Kelly Long. Kris Bieberitz, Jennifer Corcoran GARDNER: Creative Writing —Barb Keller, Dawn Starke, English —Micki Bartelt. Susan Mackey. Molly Morrison, Cadet Teaching—Brian Young GOWARD: English 10—Jeanne Curtis, Tammy Krueger, Julie Little, Jami Majeski, Chris Reimer, Lisa Rick, Jeff Schultz, Becky Cole GUNTHER: English 11—Chris Daleo, Ronda Ortman, Linda Anaman, Rob Krueger, English 10—Todd Davis, Karen Riefe, Tammy Schantz THERING: English 12—Pam Diener, Bridget Agresta, Pat Sackrider, Tricia Shei, Annette Pruitt AGRESTA: Economics—Lori Prast, Government — Bridget Agresta BLUE: History —Barb Keller. Sue Mackey, Kim Shields, Jeff Schultz, Pam Erskine WALLACE: Julie Little, Todd Davis, Tammy Krueger. Becky Cole DENNIS: Family Relations—Cathy Tyra. Child Development—Beth Burdo, Tammy Schantz, Housing — Debbie Shields, Food and Nutrition—Marge Spern, Clothing Tex.—Connie Gorthy MC ALLISTER: Wood Shop—Brian Young, Roger Ryder, Auto Mech —Tim Bray, Scott Harris, Keven Wardin, Troy Beyersdorf SUTTON: Arch I — Ken Ling, Arch II —Mike McCullagh, Rick Gofton, Arch III —Annette Pruitt, Mech. Draw —Jami Majeski. Jennifer Carter. Annette Pruitt, Sheila Pahl, Pat Hanson. Greg Turner, Matt Gudaitis, Paul Gay, Scott Harris, Dave Rohn, Pat Kenny, Tom Garrecht, Dave Dupuis VREE: French—Becky Cole. German —Laurie Oravitz WALLACE: Library—Kim Durkee, Tricia Shei, Sherri Shei KRUEGER: Algebra —Ron Fitch, Becky Cole, Greg Kelly, Greg Kitter, Tammy Krueger, Juha Hedman OTTER: Computer—Pam Diener, Char Meier, Calc II—Eric Kuelske Calc I—Chris Daleo, Pam Diener Trig—Pam Diener, Chris Daleo ROBISHAW: Geometry —Jeff Schultz, Mike Barnovitz, Bus. Math—Janis Gorney TERBRACK: Micki Bartelt, Heidi Engel, Pam Erskine. Barb Keller, Rob Krueger, Sue Mackey, Molly Morrison, Chris Nass, Kim Shields TAYLOR: Chem. I —Becky Cole, Matt Gudaitis, Steve Hendershot, Duane Hoeppner, Julie Little, Todd Otter, Lisa Rick, Steve Sarchet, Alan Linton, Chem II —Eric Kuelske, Chris Daleo, Physics—Brian Cole, Chris Ruth WEST: Chem. I—Todd Davis, Greg Kelly. Gail Shepherd, Ron Fitch, Terry King, Tammy Krueger, Matt Pretzer, Jeff Schultz, Chris Reimer, Biology II —Pam Erskine. Tammy Schantz. Top Chemistry —Lori Prast, Top Science — Lori Prast, Brian Cole CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION — MICH. ED. ASSESSMENT 100% IN MATH AND READING: Karen Riefe, Diane Moore, Julie Little, Tammy Krueger, Greg Kelly, Tim Jeschke, Ron Fitch, Jeanne Curtis, Becky Cole, Kristi Bruce, Marcy Branch ARTHUR E. TURNER AWARD: Patrick Sackrider STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD: Shelley Dufort YEAR BOOK: Tanyia Yaggie, Ann Debozy, Jonell Davis, Richard Da- vis, Janet Hare, Sherri Shultz, Cathy Tyra, Heather Hammand YEAR BOOKIES Mrs. Davis and Heather Hammond Shari Schultz Jonell Davis and Ann Debozy 126 Janet Hare Tanya Yaggie LAST WORDS FROM THE EDITOR Well, at long last we’ve finished another yearbook. I’d like to thank my faithful fellow yearbook staffers—Ann Debozy, Tanya Yaggie, Heather Hammond, Janet Hare, and Rich Davis. I’d also like to thank the other people who participated—Shari Schultz and Cathy Tyra. I’d also like to thank Debbie Shields for all her help and cooperation. Debbie made my job a lot easier. And I’d like to give special thanks to Becky Corzilius from I.C.P. for all her help and patience. I’d like to wish all my fellow classmates good luck in the future and good luck to the classes of ’86 and ’87. Despite all the snow days and set backs, I was glad to have been part of this book and the yearbook staff hopes you’ll find this book as enjoyable as we did. P.S. I think we all owe my mom, Mrs. Beverly Davis, alot of thanks for being advisor for the past two years. She has decided to retire after this year and I hope future staffers will have an advisor that is equally as wonderful as “MOMS DAVIS”. Sincerely, Jonell Davis, Editor Editor—Jonell Davis and Co-Editor—Ann Debozy The Sign of Quality PIONEER LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 16675 Gratiot Road Hemlock, Ml 48626 517 642-2127 FRED KNOLL For Case Quality Products 127 MEIJER 2 locations to serve you — 8400 Gratiot Rd. —West of Fashion Square Mall on Tittabawassee Rd. Good luck and best wishes to the Graduating Class GOOD LUCK SENIORS! From the Hemlock High School B.O.E.C. 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CLARENCE LOTRIDGE GOOD LUCK SENIORS Busy Fingers Apple Basket Gifts Elaine and Mike Litwicki Mr. Mrs. Carlyle Gilbert Jr. and Sons Mr. Mrs. Glenn Rick Beverly, Duane and Gary Hoeppner The Baumanns Mr. Mrs. Wallace Mr. Mrs. Larry Beyersdorf The Gardners Frederick Farms Mr. Mrs. Arnold Denter Cheryl Carpenter and Smokey The Gowards Scott’s Hair-Styling Center Mr. Mrs. Richard Tyra I The Luebkert Family 131 IN TRIBUTE TO- Be my friend, I am sad, accept my grief Be my friend, ask not why that I might weep Be my friend understand my loneliness I just lost a friend. Eric M. Murphy Born August 17, 1968 Eric is sadly missed by his family and friends. David Gorney graduated from Hemlock High in 1980. During high school he par- ticipated four years in football, two years in tennis and in student council in his senior year. He attended Adrian Col- lege in 1980 and 1981 and was em- ployed at Consumers Power Co. since 1981. David also attended Delta College part-time. Having been an avid Huskie fan, he also enjoyed softball, tennis, and bowling after graduating. David is sur- vived by his parents, Robert and Arlene, brothers, Joe and Paul, and two sisters Ann and Janis. 132 IN MEMORY OF TODD GRAHAM Todd graduated from Hemlock in 1982. He was inter- ested in auto mechanics and worked at Carl’s Auto Body. Todd helped operate his family’s farm with his brother Scott Graham and father Donald Graham. He was a special part of life in Hemlock. He was really loved by his family and friends and will be missed very much. AUTO-GRAPHS 134 SHdVHO-OinV AUTO-GRAPHS - ■ ; r . ... � . £ • . ...