Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1972 volume:

We re On Our Way With . . . THE VIKING Marysville High School Marysville, Michigan In Our Hearts She Lives They who think that you are gone Because no more your face they see. Are wrong - for in our hearts you live; And always will, in memory. CINDY ANN GAUDETTE November 19, 1953 - April 19, 1971 God brought us here to make us live. So we can have and we can give Let us live and be free now. by Cindy 4 We Dedicate The 72 Viking To... MISSAHARASKRESIN COUNSELOR 1933-1972 She ' s only just begun to search into a new world of her own. Miss Kresin started teaching in the fall of 1933 in the old Marysville High School building. Some of her first classes were English, History and Physical Education. Since we have been in this building, Miss Kresin taught Junior and Senior English until she started counseling part time in 1955. Now, Miss Kresin is an advisor of the National Honor Society and helps co-ordinate Senior activities, besides being a full-time counselor. As years go on, so does the song: A kiss for luck and we ' re on our way. And, yes, we ' ve just begun. 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration 7 Faculty 13 Activities 27 Sports 63 Freshmen 91 Sophomores 101 Juniors 1 1 1 Seniors 1 20 Senior Directory 154 Index 156 Ads 1 59 6 Mr. Louis Schmorrow, Trustee; Mr. Robert Teeple, Trustee; Mr. Charles Richards, Trustee. BEHIND THE SCENES Mr. Robert Keefe, President; Mr. Arthur Cole, Treasurer; Mrs. Sophia Pohl, Secretary. Absent: Mr. Milton Rogers, Trustee. The Board of Education for the Marysville School District has done many things to uphold the status and to maintain the operation of the schools in our district. The building additions which were nearing completion in 1969 were put into use in September of this year. This program provided for more room for the elementary and intermediate schools. This was the first year that one-semester courses were implemented at MHS. The faculty devised a plan whereby the students of MHS enrolled at the beginning of each semester for their classes. One credit is given per class hour for each semester. Many different classes were offered this year than had ever been before at MHS. This plan proved to be very successful because it offers the student much more freedom to take classes he wants. As always, the Board of Education had the interests of the students foremost in their minds as they attempted to improve the quality of education. Leaders in the Field of Education MR. D. F. STEPHENS, PRINCIPAL ACQUIRE NEW KNOWLEDGE WHILST THINKING OVER THE OLD, AND YOU BECOME A TEACHER OF OTHERS. MR. RONALD G. WILTSE, SUPERINTENDENT MR. GEORGE PAKE, ADM .-ASSISTANT -BUSINESS LEADERSHIP IS THE OTHER SIDE IT IS ONLY PERSONS OF FIRMNESS OF THE COIN OF LONELINESS, AND THAT CAN HAVE REAL GENTLENESS. HE WHO IS A LEADER MUST ALWAYS ACT ALONE. MR. PATRICK HARRINGTON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ENERGY AND PERSISTENCE CONQUER ALL THINGS. 9 Mrs. Erna Osborne, Mrs. Neva Balhoff, Mrs. Bette McMartin, Mrs. Isabelle Mallwitz, Mrs. Bernita Bradley, Mrs. Irene Osentoski, and Mrs. Mary Brown. Absent is Mrs. Charlotte Henry. Mrs. Mallwitz- Head Cook. Mr. Hurley- Bus Contractor. Smiling Faces Lend A 10 Mr. Don Harkleroad, Mr. Kenneth McDonald, Mr. Charles Ward, Mr. Harold Smith, Mr. Eugene Siler. Absent are Mr. Ron Buckley and Mr. Bob Badley. 11 Happy In Their Work MRS. FAY NEAL, Library Clerk One is nearer God ' s heart in a garden Than anywhere else on earth. MRS. MAUREEN POCHODYLO, Principal ' s Secretary The time to be happy is now; The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so. MRS. GRACE BURLEY, Clerk Accountant A little word in kindness spoken, A motion or a tear. Has often healed the heart that ' s broken. And made a friend sincere. MRS. MARIE KNUTH, Superintendent ' s Secretary Friendship is the greatest enrichment that I have ever found. MRS. WINNIE CONGER, Bookkeeper In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed, To make some good, but others to exceed. MR. PUSKARICH B.S. U. of M. Algebra I, Geometry, Refresher Math, Basic Math Junior Class Advisor MRS. ELSHOLZ A.S., B.S. P. H.J. C., W. M. U. Math I. Math II Junior Class Advisor TO ME, TEACHING IS HELPING OTHERS TO PREPARE FOR LIFE IN A CHANGING WORLD. MR. YON B.S., M. A. Lock Haven State College, W. S. U., Newberry College, U. of South Carolina, N. M. U., Andrews University, Penn State University, Indiana State University. Algebra I and ll ( Geometry, Trigonometry Junior Class Chief Advisor TO ME, TEACHING IS AROUSING A DESIRE FOR KNOWLEDGE, A DESIRE TO TEACH ONESELF, A FEELING OF CURIOSITY. TO ME, TEACHING MEANS DOING THE MOST IMPORTANT JOB IN THE WORLD. ALL PROFESSIONS AND SKILLS ARE REALIZED BECAUSE OF THE INVOLVEMENT OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. 14 MRS. MCCALL B.S.,M.A. E. M. U., W. S. U. Art, Ceramics, Crafts Sophomore Class Chief Advisor Art Club Advisor, FTA Advisor MR. SALVO B.S.,M. A. Ohio Northern University, U. of M. Band, Chorus Senior Class Advisor TO ME, TEACHING MEANS IMPARTING KNOWLEDGE, WISDOM, AND DIRECTION SO THAT MY STUDENTS WILL BE BETTER ABLE TO ESTABLISH THEIR RIGHTFUL PLACE IN SOCIETY. OUR YOUNG PEOPLE ARE PLAYING AN IMPORTANT PART IN ESTABLISHING NEW MORAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL TRENDS IN OUR FUTURE SOCIETY, AND THE TEACHERS SHOULD ACT AS A CATALYST TO GUIDE AND DIRECT THESE YOUNG MINDS IN FORMING ACCEPTABLE PATTERNS IN ESTABLISHING A SOCIETY STRONG IN PEACE, AMBITIOUS OF A GREAT DEMOCRACY, FREE FROM THE TO ME, TEACHING BLIGHTS OF BIGOTRY, AND AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MEANS GIVING OF EVERYONE TO ACHIEVE EQUALITY AND HONOR IN THE ONESELF THROUGH SECURITY OF OUR GREAT COUNTRY. HIS EXPERIENCES OF LIVING AND EDUCATION. Learning Begins With Understanding 15 Correct Grammar, Correct Speech- 16 MRS. BELLOW TO ME, TEACHING MEANS SHARING MY KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES WITH THE TEEN-AGERS OF M.H.S. B. S. E. M. U. Vocational English, American Lit Survey, Comp. I, Yearbook, Library. Sophomore Co-ordinator Yearbook Advisor MISS BUTLER TO ME, TEACHING MEANS HELPING STUDENTS PREPARE FOR FUTURE LIFE, HELPING THEM REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL, HELPING THEM ENJOY THEIR LIFE TO THE FULLEST. A. A., A.B. W. M.U.,S. C. C. C. C. Speech 1,11 and Drama. Freshman Advisor Debate, Forensics, Cheerleading MRS. KIEFER TO ME, TEACHING MEANS A FEW STUDENTS WHO WILL BE A LITTLE MORE SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE FOR HAVING KNOWN ME. B. A. W. M. U. English 9, Ref. English. Freshman Advisor Are Some Ideas We Try To Teach MR. PATTERSON TO ME, TEACHING MEANS PROBING OUR CULTURE SO THAT WE MIGHT RE-INFORCE ITS ATTRIBUTES AND DIMINISH ITS DETRIMENTS. B. S. C. M.U. Reading for Fun, Ref. Eng., Eng. Lit. I, English 9. Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor Swimming Coach MR. HOUCK TO ME, TEACHING MEANS HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE TO BECOME AWARE OF THEIR SURROUNDINGS IN LIFE AND TO ENCOURAGE THE DESIRE TO LEARN. B. A. W. M. U. Comp. I, American Lit. I II, Reading for Fun, Refresher English. Junior Advisor Pep Club Advisor Varsity Football, Assistant Coach Varsity Baseball Coach MR. MACDONALD TO ME, TEACHING MEANS THE PROFESSION ON WHICH ALLOTHER PURSUITS AND PROFESSIONS DEPEND. PH. B. U. of D. English Lit. I 1 1, Comp. I, English 9. Sophomore Advisor Senior and Junior Plays Director 17 Create Art With Language 18 MRS. GORHAM TEACHING IS CULTIVATING MINDS AND PRAYING FOR A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST. B. S. C. M. U. Librarian Senior Class Advisor National Honor Society Advisor MISS ARNO TEACHING IS COMMUNICATING AND HELPING PEOPLE AND BROADENING MY KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ALL YOUNG PEOPLE. B. A. W. M. U. French I, II, Spanish I, Conversational French. Junior Class Advisor French Club Advisor, Assistant Ski Club Advisor MR. SKRZYN IARZ TEACHING IS BEING A GUIDE THROUGH THE TUNNEL OF DARKNESS. B. S. W. M. U. Man and His Environment, State and Local Government, Fall Team Sports. Junior Class Advisor J. V. Football Coach, J. V. Baseball Coach MR. WHEELER TEACHING IS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP PEOPLE TO HELP THEMSELVES. B. S.,M. A. C. M. U., W. M. U. Government, Planning For The Future, Revolutions and Revolts. Senior Class Advisor History Tells A Story MR. MARTIN TEACHING IS A METHOD OF TRANSMITTING KNOWLEDGE. B. A. Alma College American History, World Personalities, Issues Today, Africa. Junior Class Co-Ordinator MRS. BLACKNEY TEACHING IS BEING INVOLVED. B. A.,M. A. E. M. U., M.S. U. Planning For The Future, Revolutions and Revolts, Psychology. Sophomore Class Advisor Changes, Experiments, Offer MR. McDEVITT TO ME, TEACHING MEANS THE CHANCE TO WORK WITH PEOPLE AND TO HELP THEM PURSUE A HAPPY AND MEANINGFUL LIFE. B. A., M. A. M. S. U. Economics, Health, Business Math, Fall Team Sports. Sophomore Advisor Assistant Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. MRS. BURNS TO ME, TEACHING MEANS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP STUDENTS LEARN SKILLS THAT WILL HELP THEM FULFILL THEIR ADULT LIFE IN A SIGNIFICANT MANNER. B. S., M. A. C. M. U. Fall Individual Sports, Swimming, Fall Team Sports. Junior Advisor GAA Advisor n MR. BRAUN TEACHING IS A NUMBER OF CHALLENGING, LEARNING, AND REWARDING EXPERIENCES SHARED BY BOTH STUDENTS AND TEACHERS. B. S„ M. A. C. M. U. Outdoor Recreation, Advanced Swimming. Freshman Chief Advisor Varsity Club Advisor Head Football Coach, Athletic Director 20 a Challenge MISS MULLEN TO ME, TEACHING MEANS GUIDING AND HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE AWARE OF THEIR FUTURE ROLE AS HOMEMAKERS. B. S. E.M. U. Homemaking I, Foods, Home and Family Living, Clothing, Boys ' Homemaking. Sophomore Advisor MR. HEIMBURGER TO ME, TEACHING MEANS THE OPPORTUNITY TO RELATE EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION TO THE NEEDS AND INTERESTS OF YOUNG PEOPLE. B. S., M. A. Albion College, M. S. U., U. of M. Record Keeping, Introduction to Sec. -Clerical, Typing, Issues Today. Freshman Advisor for 72 MR. COLLARD TO ME, TEACHING MEANS THE IMPARTING OF INFORMATION AND SKILLS, BY PRECEPT, EXAMPLE, AND EXPERIENCE, SO THAT I MAY HELP GUIDE STUDENTS INTO A MEANINGFUL AND WORTHWHILE LIFE. B.S., M. A. E.M.U., U. of M. Personal Typing, Office Practice, Introduction to Sec.-Clerical, Shorthand, Introduction to Typing. Senior Class Advisor MR. HARROLD TO ME, TEACHING MEANS HELPING PEOPLE TO INCREASE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND TO BECOME BETTER, MORE PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS. B. B. E. E. M. U. Bookkeeping, Typing, General Business. Chief Senior Advisor J.V. Football and Basketball Coach. 21 Hands Show What MR. GASS TEACHING IS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP STUDENTS EXPRESS THEMSELVES AND HELP THEM TO BECOME AWARE OF THE INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY THAT WE LIVE IN. C. M. U. B.S. General Shop, Modern Day Materials Freshman Class Advisor MR. DEN UYL TEACHING IS HOPE FOR THE FUTURE. B.S., M. A. Grand Rapids Jr. College, W. M. U., Wayne State University Machine Trades, Welding, Exploratory Machine Shop Sophomore Class Co-ordinator Freshman Football Coach, Varsity Golf Coach 22 The Mind Can Do MR. PHI LP TEACHING IS HELPING PEOPLE SOLVE SOME OF LIFE ' S PROBLEMS. B.S., M. A. Port Huron Jr. College, Wayne State Univ., W. M. U. Architectural Drawing, Careers, Co-op Senior Class Advisor MR. SUPRENANT TEACHING IS WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE TO HELP THEM DEVELOP HABITS WHICH ARE CONDUCIVE OF THE INDIVIDUAL BECOMING A SELF-SUPPORTING, GOOD CITIZEN. B. S. C. M. U. Wood Shop, Small Gas Engines, General Shop Junior Class Advisor MR. ELSHOLZ TEACHING IS GIVING DIRECTION TO THOSE WHO WISH TO GROW IN KNOWLEDGE FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING THEIR LIVES AND THE LIVES OF OTHERS. B. S., M. A. W. M. U., E. M. U. Basic Drawing, Vocational Drafting Junior Class Advisor 23 TEACHING IS A 60-HOUR WORK WEEK THAT ' S INTERESTING, CHALLENGING AND SOMETIMES FUN! MR. MCKEAND B.S. M.S. U. Physics, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physical Science. Freshman Class Advisor MISS FEDRAW B. S. C. M.U., W. S. U. Life Science, Biology, Adv. Biology Freshman Co-ordinator TEACHING IS HAVING THE PRIVILEGE OF WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE IN PREPARING THEM FOR A FULLER LIFE THROUGH THINKING CREATIVELY, EXCHANGING IDEAS, SETTING EXAMPLES, AND LEARNING TOGETHER. Science is Discovery 24 TEACHING IS WORKING WITH THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF TOMORROW. MR. VENIA B.S. M.S.U. Earth Science, Math I, Boys ' Fall Team Sports. Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball Sophomore Advisor MRS. BECKER B.S. M.S.U. Life Science Freshman Class Advisor A LOT OF WORK (WITH A LITTLE GRIEF) TO KEEP OUR FAMILY OFF RELIEF. of New Horizons 25 Understanding Begins With Counseling TO ME, TEACHING MEANS HELPING YOUNG PEOPLE LEARN WHAT THE FUTURE HAS IN STORE FOR THEM AND HOW TO COPE WITH IT. MISS KRESIN A. B. U. of M. Senior Co-ordinator National Honor Society Advisor OR. MISENAR A. A., B.S., M.A., Ph. D. S. C. C. C. C., E. M. U., Columbia, M. S. U. Psychology Freshman Advisor TO ME, TEACHING MEANS THAT DIDATIC AND HORTATORY DISCIPLINE WHICH IMPARTS GOAL-DIRECTED ACTIVITIES TO HOMO SAPIENS. MR. QUINLAN B. S. C. M. U. Geography, English, Current Affairs 8th Grade Assistant Football Coach 8th Grade T rack Coach TO ME, TEACHING MEANS SATISFACTION. I TRULY ENJOY WORKING WITH STUDENTS AND HELPING THEM TO PREPARE FOR THEIR FUTURE CHALLENGES. THIS TRANSITION PERIOD I FIND TO BE BOTH FASCINATING AND REWARDING. 26 COUNCIL PROMOTES FIRST SEMESTER REPRESENTATI VES-Third Row: Tim Collard, Terry Schoenrock, Richard Pietroski, Steve Agostino, Denice Lee, Pat Aldridge, Cindy Klann, Holly Chappelle, Michele Priemer; Second Row: Cindy Helzer, Pam Wilson, Debbie Redpath, Lorrie Warsinske, Diane Weymouth, Kim Clark, Debbie Worley, Denise Partridge, Vicki Peruski, Linda Green; First Row: Cheri Bryda, Ruth Knox, Jim Bier, Mr. Patterson, Holly McShane, Heather Thorner, Kelly Mader. Not pictured: Ken Kowalski, Luanne Giroux, Stan Mieksztyn, Mike Anderson, Guy Taylor. Student Council members were involved in many activities. Homecoming was their first success. Heather Thorner was in charge, with the theme being ' The Wonderful World of Vikings. The Christmas Dance, headed by Ruth Knox and Linda Anthony, increased the festive feeling of the Christmas Season. The Money-Making Committee sold steins and sweatshirts with Viking motifs. Secretary Ruth Knox was instrumental in the deletion of the girls ' jean clause of the dress code. Marysville ' s Student Council sponsored an exchange day with Anchor Bay. The following week, they returned the favor, with our members touring Anchor Bay High School. Viking Week honored our number one football and basketball teams. The 1971-72 Student Council co-operated with students and teachers alike to achieve a productive, successful year. Heather Thorner, Vice-President; Ruth Knox, Secretary; Holly McShane, Treasurer; Jim Bier, President; Mr. Patterson, Advisor. 28 STUDENT INVOLVEMENT FIRST SEMESTER ALTERNATES - Second Row: Gary Not Pictured: Eugene Smith, Keith Miller, John Jeffries, Dan Schli n kert, Steve Sawdon, Mark Landschoot, Mark Turnbull, Hyslop, Tom Malone, Chris Albert, Mary Schultz, Curt Hands, Dave Ash pole, Sally Thomas. First Row: Rieka Butcher, Sue Cindy Nordstrom. Smyth, Linda Anthony, Chris Blues, Sue Schmitt, Sheryl Shrum. SECOND SEMESTER ALTERNATES AND REPRESENTATIVES Third Row: Don Smith, Mike Stout, Dan Butler, Greg Cleaver, Scott Jones, Jeff Pickering, Bob Simmons. Second Row: Ron Marks, Pat Curley, Lisa Smith, Marcia Storey, Lorraine Butler, Dick Bitzinger, Doug Koschnitzke. First Row: Pat Bier, Kathy Eagen, Melanie French, Charla Wolfe, Eileen Ostrander, Cornelia Bishop, Holly Miller. Not pictured: Robin Pentland, Bill Bitzinger, Rick DeNardin, Vicky Bowen, Sandy Miller, Dan Hyslop, Jeff Bryan. Staff Gets It All Together Fourth Row: Roger Path, Linda Horth, Jim Bier, Cathy Miller, Marcia Storey, Charla Wolfe, Michele D ' Arcy. Third Row: Lori Gaw, Denise Headlee, Peggy Wright, Alice McClelland, Sue Stump, Kim Lehto, Kathi Brown. Second Row: Cheryl Wilson, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Patricia McHenry, Roxanne Partain, Kathy Vargo, Eileen Ostrander, Linda Anthony. First Row: Heather Thorner, Vickie Cash, Pat Siemen, Lorraine Butler, Mike Mallorey, Chris Blues, Shelley Weir. A modern heading and more interesting concepts were added to the AMPLIFIER to make it more informative as well as entertaining. Meanwhile changes were happening in the press room. To make the room more comfortable to work in, the staff used their originality and imagi nation to decorate the room by using posters, their own artistic talents, and color schemes. To guide the staff along its road were the editors-Wendy Feick and Charla Wolfe, Associate Editors; Chet Sturdevant, Co-Editor; Miss Vivian, Advisor; and Ruth Knox, Co-Editor. AMPLIFIER Staff Third Row: Tim Collard, Doug Peters, Marcia Storey, Linda Horth, and Beth Knox. Second Row: Sue VanderMale, Chris Blues, Amy Butler, Karan Bergstrom and Heather Thorner. First Row: Ruth Hartel, Marie Czarnecki, Diane Weymouth, Vickie Cash, And Janet Buelow National Honor Society, Third Row: Tom Porter, Janet Buelow, Dave French, Joel Venia, Pat McCarthy, Tom Philp, Dan Tobiczyk. Second Row: Jim Bier, Cheri Bryda, Pat Gaffney, Darci Danhausen, Diane Wojcik, Kay Sprotberry, Alice McClelland, Elaine Shimmel, Lorraine Butler. First Row: Wendy Feick, Reporter; Mary Jo Salerno, Recording Secretary; Rick Kern, Vice-President; Ingrid Yon, President; Mike Baton, Treasurer; Ruth Hartel, Corresponding Secretary. Miss Kresin has been an advisor of the Marysville Chapter of the National Honor Society since the first meeting held May 29, 1938. Her memories of that first meeting have clouded over during her thirty-four years of service, but she can remember years that the Society was more active. Her assistance has been appreciated by all in the organization. Mrs. Gorham was initiated into the Marysville High School Chapter as a sophomore in 1947. Then, in 1966, she was appointed co-advisor of that same chapter. The 1972-3 chapter will consist of sixteen members when it begins its assemblage next year. Quill Scroll Initiate Members Back Row: Mary Win kel, Amy Butler, Cathy Miller, Mark McHenry, Karan Bergstrom. Front Row: Ellen Trasko, Kathy Vargo, Mark Ronan, Steve Agostino, Terry Boehm. Mrs. Bellow presented Quill and Scroll charms to Ruth Hartel and Pam Wright. Back Row: Kelly Mader, Robin Pentland, Marie Czarnecki, Bob Simmons, Lvnn Cruickshank. Front Row: Ruth Knox, Jean Langolf, Gary Schlinkert, Roxanne Partain, Patricia Siemen. Fourth Row: Miss Vivian, Advisor; Jim Bier, Charla Wolfe, Mrs. Bellow, Advisor. Third Row: Sue Stump, Pat Siemen, Wendy Feick, Denise Headlee. Second Row: Kathy Vargo, Vickie Cash, Chris Blues, Roxanne Partain. First Row: Ruth Knox, Chet Sturdevant, Paula Delor, Eileen Ostrander. 33 LEFT: The Juniors had a Whale of a Victory with their gigantic purple whale gobbling a Chippewa Valley Big Red. With more than half the class working on it, how could they help but place first with their floatl LOWER RIGHT: Pooh on the Big Reds. We ' ll Bee Sure to Have a Honey of a Victory, buzzed the Class of 72 into second place. LEFT: Third place was captured by Pinocchio and his lie about the Viking loss. We Nose It ' s a Lie made a good showing as the Freshmen ' s first float. LOWER RIGHT: The big, bad wolf left the three little pigs with honorable mention in the Sophomores ' ' We ' re Big, Bad. We ' ll Blow ' Em Down. Disneyland Sets the Pace for Homecoming ' 71 Sherry Reigns as Queen Karen Erno, Sophomore representative; Beth Knox; representative; Jean Langolf, Senior candidate; Cindy Senior candidate; Diane Weymouth, Junior Klann, Freshman representative. Sherry Moran and her escort, John Lent. Jean Langolf with her escort, Richard Beth Knox and Mike Slade, escort. Balinski. 36 Decibal Hungry ' ' Pep Band Adds Si Rhythm Spirit has been greatly boosted this year by the Pep Band. Practicing after school every Thursday during basketball season, the band has been able to play new tunes at every game. The Pep Band is under the leadership of Mr. Charles Salvo. Third Row: Kelly Mader, Don Dimick, Amy Butler. Second Row: Lorraine Butler, Carol Warsinske, Ingrid Yon, Dick Bitzinger. First Row: Don Czarnecki, Kathy Brown, Mark Ronan, Chet Sturdevant. Missing: Paul Barbe, Keith Miller, Tim McCurdy, Barb Shimmel, Elaine Shimmel, Kay Sprotberry. 38 Vickie Cash Drum Majorette Sue Ortmann, C oro i Z o il e r— Valarie Aldridge, Kathy Vargo, Chris Blues, Vickie Cash, Karan Bergstrom, Melissa Schroeder, Sue VanderMale, Mary Sawdon, Becky Lambert. 39 Fourth Row: Don Dimick, Don Czarnecki, Paul Barbe, Larry McHenry, Mark McHenry. Third Row: Julie Neal, Brian Dimick, Bill Bitzinger, Dick Bitzinger, Ingrid Yon, Lorraine Butler, Pam Wilson, Anita Magee, Bill Rogers, Carol Warsinski, Dianne Curtis. Second Row: Tom Osentoski, Brenda Wilson, Pam Kistler, Denise Wojcik, Cheryl Muldermans, Julie Phippen, Joanne Sparling, Dennis Smith, Patricia McHenry, Mark Ronan, Mary Jo Salerno, Elaine Shimmel. First Row: Kelly Mader, Amy Butler, Chet Sturdevant, Patty Pohl, Carrie Jones, Barb Shimmel, Karan Bergstrom, Kay Sprotberry, Kathy Brown. Center: Mr. Salvo. Not Pictured: Deb Mielke, Tim McCurdy, Keith Miller, Tom Pavlik, Carol Zeller, Melissa Schroeder. Fourth Row: Mark McHenry, Kelly Mader, Brenda Wilson, Cheryl Muldermans, Patty Pohl, Pam Kistler, Tom Osentoski, Mr. Salvo, Joanne Sparling, Chet Sturdevant, Don Dimick. Third Row: Denise Wojcik, Elaine Shimmel, Brian Dimick, Carrie Jones, Julie Neal, Barb Shimmel, Patricia McHenry, Pam Wilson, Julie Phippen, Kay Sprotberry. Second Row: Kathy Brown, Larry McHenry, Don Czarnecki, Paul Barbe, Mark Ronan, Mary Jo Salerno, Dennis Smith, Amy Butler. First Row: Ingrid Yon, Carol Warsinski, Lorraine Butler, Anita Magee, Dick Bitzinger, Bill Rogers, Dianne Curtis, Bill Bitzinger. Not Pictured: Deb Mielke, Tim McCurdy, Keith Miller, Tom Pavlik. MHS Band Is On Parade Third Row: Bob Small, Dennis Campbell, Don Durrant, Milton VanTiem, Pearl Westbrook, Terry Durrant, David Sparling. Second Row: Pat Ronan, Jane Burch, JoAnn Schultz, Marion Rau, Kathy Leacock, Sherrie Saffee. First Row: Kathy Isaac, Holly Miller, Jan Normandin, Joanne Sparling, Pat Epperson. Accompanist: Mary Jo Salerno. Director: Mr. Salvo. Second Semester members: Christi Burch, Karan Bergstrom, Carol Zeller, Janice Sparling, Jean Kegley, Mary McCabe, Luanne Pastor, Mike Gardner, Randy Snook. Stop! Look! Read a Book! Third Row: Paula Delor, Cindy O ' Neill, Debbie Borowski, Janet McKinlay, Kathy Harris, Barb Hart, Sue VanderMale, Barb McMartin, Denise Headlee. Second Row: Cindy Giroux, Shelley Watson, Sue Schmitt, Diane Basnaw, Ruth Knox, Gale Klaas, Merry Visga, Vickie Cash, Debbie Worley. First Row: Lynn Riedel, Lorrie Warsinske, Terri Boehm, Michele Priemer, Kim Lehto, Elaine Artman, Diane Wojcik, Linda Anthony. Absent: Debbie Billiet, Sandy Dandron, Linda Conger, Pat Aldridge. 43 Junior Play Cast Mrs. Jane Malcolm Terri MacDonald Ruth Malcolm Pat Smith Bill Friday Bob Simmons Cissie Watt Karen Hurley Egbert Smithers Jim Bier Mrs. Winnie Woof us Mary Jo Salerno Mrs. Amelia Brown . . . .Charla Wolfe Madame DeFaker Cheri Bryda Vera La V ere Chris Good men Jenkins Judkins Pat Curley John Richards Ray Cataldo Mrs. Montgomery Ingrid Yon An Officer Mark Ronan WACKY WIDOW is great success J ' _ 44 Marie Folee Pam Wright Carol Carlson Kelly Mader Knute Carlson .... Beth Mrs. Osgood John Drew Mac MacGregor . . . Judy Eve Ann Maudie Russ Mason Josie Louie Extras Mark Ronan, Mike Stout Director Assistant Director . . Seniors Paddle Their Own Canoe 45 Art Club Shows Good Potential Third Row: Fran Blues, Lynn Cruickshank, Steve Agostino, Linda Horth, Mary Tomalo, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Lori Gaw. Second Row: Kathy Brown, Peggy Wright, Peggy Wolfe, Roxanne Partain, Eileen Ostrander, Sandy Dandron. First Row: Chris Blues, President; Paula Delor, Treasurer; Mrs. McCall, Advisor; Cheryl Wilson, Vice-President; Marcia Storey, Secretary; Laurie Lents. Mrs. McCall looks over a piece of art work done by Paula Delor. And I thought being president was going to be easy. What is the deal here? Talented!? Skiing Has Its Ups And Downs! Fourth Row: Phil Ahles, John Carpa, Mike Gardner, Mark Ronan, Mark Decker, Karl Ott, Keith Crawford, Rick Kettlewell, Ken Rowe, Ken Rivard, Roy Me I ms, Terry Schoenrock, Rick Hillock, Dale Schmitt. Third Row: Jodi Bacher, Cindy Klann, Debbie Worley, Sue Chapdelaine, Holly McShane, Sue Schmitt, Mary Tomalo, Pam Snyder, Karen Erno, Becky Lambert, Pam Partain, Mary Schultz, Terri Boehm. Second Row: Jeanne Mackay, Gale Boettner, Sue Ortmann, Laurie Lents, Karen Lenn, Mary Sawdon, Denise LaPointe, Jane Thompson, Corinne Jordan, Anne Borowski, Sherri Coggins, Kim Clark, Sandy Mitchell, Pam Sanderson. First Row: Dee Weymouth, Marie Czarnecki, Perry Bellow, Mark Landschoot, Melanie French, Denice Lee, Dondra Fitz, Debbie Merrell, Lori Falk. Absent: Joe Badley, Cassie Boerre, Julie Donaldson, Joe Mazure, Carol Warsinske, Dave Quaine, Kim Lehto. Our Snow-Bunny Advisors: Miss Arno and Miss Fedraw. 47 And When the Evening ' s Done . . . We Smile Snowflakes, evergreens and a frozen pond turned the 1972 Junior Prom into a winter wonderland, as the class of 1973 presented A Midwinter Night ' s Dream. The evergreens framed a footbridge that served as a favorite picture-taking spot while candles and a miniature forest decorated the tables. The John Needham band provided the music. The prom was planned and supervised by Mr. Puskarich and his committees. 48 Debaters Stimulate Thinking Laura Brown, Dick Bitzinger, Miss Butler, Advisor; Gary Schlinkert, Carol Warsinski-, Keith Miller and Holly Miller, Timer. Not pictured: Dave Feick. 50 Standing: Dan Hyslop, Penny Neal, Carol Warsinski, Chet Mader, Humorous Reading; Lorraine Butler, Storytelling; Sturdevant. Seated: Holly Miller, Serious Reading; Kelly Keith Miller, Miss Butler, Advisor. Forensics Team Relates A Variety of Speeches Above Left: Dave French Lower: Melanie French, Dave Prevost 51 FTA Members Learn Third Row: Cheryl Wilson, Carol Warsinski, Alice McClelland, LouAnn Vansach, Gary Norton, Kathy Harris, Kathy Leacock, Ellen Trasko, Carrie Agostino. Second Row: Laurie Lents, Debbie Redpath, Diane Wojcik, Amy Butler, Cathy Miller, Marcia Storey, Lorraine Butler, Pat Siemen, Vicki Peruski. First Row: Kelly Mader, Craig Pattison, President; Debbie Lee, Sgt.-at-Arms Parliamentarian; Mrs. McCall, Advisor; Elaine Shimmel, Secretary; Kay Sprotberry, Treasurer; Ingrid Yon, Vice-President; Barb Shimmel, Historian; Mary Jo Salerno. Not Pictured: Jodi Bacher, Dan Hyslop, Terry Moses, Charla Wolfe. The Future Teachers started the year off with an FTA Day at Central Michigan University. The FTA also traveled to Shady Acres in Port Huron to entertain the women with a Christmas party. Students from the Woodland School were invited to a Valentine ' s party held in the Recreation Room. In the spring FTA also sponsored the annual teachers ' tea. 52 The Traits of Teaching i Beautiful sounds came from the Intermediate School Music Room when Mary Jo Salerno taught with Miss Perego. 53 WE ' VE GOT THE Fourth Row: Mr. Houck, Advisor; Alice McClelland, Sue Schmitt, Janet Buelow, Marcia Storey, Amy Butler, Chester Sturdevant, Linda Helmer, Loann Spencer, Helen Small. Third Row: Heather Thorner, Kathy Brown, Dondra Fitz, Denise LaPointe, Jane Thompson, Mark Decker, Charla Wolfe, Ann Borowski, Roxanna Partain, Sue VanderMale. Second Row: Linda Anthony, Debbie Billiet, Skip Endean, Bill Bitzinger, Ruth Hartel, Eileen Ostrander, Paula Detor, Chris Goodmen, Jean Langolf. First Row: Bob Simmons, Dave Ashpole, Sergeant -at -Arms; Debbie Redpath, Secretary; Cheri Bryda, Treasurer; Melanie French, Vice-President; Tom Porter, President; Diane Weymouth, Debbie Merrell, Lori Falk. Not Pictured: Vicky Bowen, Jane Breckner, Terri MacDonald, Mike Sullivan, Carol Warsinski, Cheryl Wilson. Third Row: Cindy Cline, Peggy Wright, Cheryl Gilroy, Jeff Storey, Anita Hinkley, Peggy Wolfe, Kathy Vanlerberghe. Second Row: Patricia McHenry, Shelley Weir, Denise Partridge, Sherri Coggins, Lynn Nordstrom, Pam Partain, Beth DeLine. First Row:Jeanne Mackay, Lori Gaw, Sue Ortmann, Mary Sawdon, Karen Lenn, Cindy Nordstrom, Dawn Lehto. Not Pictured: Fran Blues, Sue Heaman, Cindy Helzer, Mary McCabe, Sue Scheffler, Nanci Wright. SUPER-SOUL SPIRIT During basketball season, the Viking Wall helped to charge up the team to the S.C.A.L. championship. This was a great year for Pep Club. Members really showed their super-soul spirit by painting posters for the team on Monday nights and by doing some of the skits at pep rallies. The skits performed by members of the club were Raisins and Viking Man. The spirit jug was awarded to the class showing the most enthusiasm, with the freshmen winning the jug most times. The club cheered both our football and basketball teams on to the No. 1 position. 55 Vocational Program Develops Fixing faucets is only a small part of Jerry LaMarsh ' s and Gary Babel ' s training in Building and Grounds Maintenance. Marysville students participate in eight of the Vocational classes. Three of the classes are held in Marysville. Mr. Den Uyl teaches Machine Trades; Mr. Boden, Welding; and Mr. Elsholz, Drafting. The other classes are Quantity Foods at Algonac; Auto Mechanics at St. Clair; Carpentry, Practical and Applied Clerical Training, Building and Grounds Maintenance at Nike Base; and Cosmetology in Port Huron. Miss Marg instructs Connie Baker, Pam Wright, Cheryl Gentner, and Beth Knox in Cosmetology. Dan Carolan, Greg Bugg, Mike Doan, Mike Westbrook, and Doug McIntosh all take Welding from Mr. Boden. v- u Tom Churchill and Denny Putze help prepare a house frame in Carpentry. Mechanical Skills Dave Wilson marks off a 2 x 4 for a project in Carpentry. Mr. Den Uyl ' s Machine Trades Class learns the finer points about the drill press. Practical and Applied Clerical Training (P.A.C.T.) is a new, worthwhile program that Deb — Lucas, Terry | Lindsay, and Diane Greuber like. Pam and Connie practice their shampooing techniques on Cheryl and Beth. Stan Mieksztyn, Mike DeLine, and Don Dimick enjoy their Drafting class taught by Mr. Elsholz. Vj Larry Giles and Randy Wheeler work on an addition for Mr. Wiltse ' s house. 57 Varsity Soccer • Back Row: Anita Hinkley, Amy Butler, Sandy Miller, Melanie French. Front Row: Alice McClelland, Debbie Mielke, Loann Spencer. GAA is . . . Varsity Field Hockey - Back Row: Karin Spencer, Anita Hinkley, Janet Buelow, Robin Pentland. Front Row: Linda Green, Debbie Mielke, Melanie French, Dondra Fitz. Varsity Baseball - Back Row: Debbie Mielke, Linda Green, Mary Winkel, Terri MacDonald. Front Row: Kelly Mader, Sandy Miller, Janet Buelow, Ruth Hartel. 58 DeNardin, Sherri Coggins, Lisa Smith, DeeAnn D ' Arcy. Front Row: Fran Blues, Cheryl Mulder mans, Kris Thibdaue, Lori Gaw. JV Baseball - Third Row: Kim Mader, Karen Cruickshank, Peggy Wolfe, Peggy Wright. Second Row: Holly Chappelle, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Nanci Wright, DeeAnn D ' Arcy. First Row: Nancy DeNardin, Fran Blues, Tina Cataldo. JV Field Hockey - Back Row: Brenda McDonald, Manager; Peggy Wolfe, Ruth Hartel, Peggy Wright, DeeAnn D ' Arcy, Pam Kistler. Front Row: Denise Wojcik, Nanci Wright, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Karen Hinkley, Patricia McHenry. 59 Varsity Basketball - Third Row: Charla Wolfe, Marie Czarnecki, Amy Butler, Ruth Hartel. Second Row: Debbie Warner, Pat Smith, Janet Buelow, Sandy Richards, LouAnn Vansach, Manager. First Row: Alice McClelland, Robin Pentland, Diane Weymouth, Debbie Mielke. Kathy Vanlerberghe, Brenda English, and Amy Butler are among those who strived for a victorious track team. GAA won the Cros-Lex Basketball Tournaments. Mrs. Burns - our advisor, coach, and friend. JV Basketball - Back Row: Kim Mader, DeeAnn D ' Arcy, Anita Hinkley, Sandy Miller, Kathy Eagen, Peggy Wright, Kris Thibdaue, Manager! Front Row: Lori Gaw, Manager; Patricia McHenry, Denise Wojcik, Nancy DeNardin, Nanci Wright, Kathy Vanlerberghe. 60 EXCITEMENT Officers • Standing: Sandy Miller, Secretary; Janet Buelow, Vice-President. Sitting: Robin Pentland, Treasurer; Linda Green, President; Marie Czarnecki, Second Vice-President. Volleyball - Third Row: Alice McClelland, Ruth Hartel, Charla Wolfe, Robin Pentland. Second Row: Amy Butler, Janet Buelow, Marie Czarnecki. First Row: Sandy Richards, Linda Green, Debbie Mielke. NOT PICTURED - Varsity Field Hockey: Barb Shimmel, Denise Headlee, Pat Siemen, Manager. JV Field Hockey: Kathy Eagen, Sue Heaman, Donna Vansach, Linda Anthony. Varsity Soccer: Laurie Lents, Marcia Storey, LouAnn Vansach, Heather Thorner, Lynn Cruickshank, Debbie Warner, Barb Shimmel, Lorraine Butler, Manager. JV Soccer: Debbie Worley, Kathy Diem, Terri Boehm, Mary McCabe, Janet Trasko, Manager. Varsity Baseball: Mary Tomalo, Debbie Warner, Heather Thorner, Kathy Vargo. JV Baseball: Kathy Eagen, Karen Hinkley, Lori Gaw, Anita Hinkley, Shelley Weir. Varsity Basketball: Linda Gree n, Terri MacDonald, Cathy Miller, Manager. JV Basketball: Kathy Richards, Sherri Coggins, Shelley Weir. ■ ' lohhio Warrior 61 A Little Bit of Marysville Goes To Beth and Vicki make caramel apples to sell at the football game. France Miss Arno discusses a possible trip to France. Ingrid, Secretary, helped with her share of work. Back Row: Laura Brown, Jeanne Lambert, Ken Rivard, Lorraine Butler, Pam Snyder, Barb Shimmel. Front Row: Ingrid Yon, Secretary; Beth DeLine, President; Vicki Peruski T reasurer; Miss Arno, Advisor. Undefeated Season Brings Viking Co-captains: Dave Quaine and Randy Wheeler. We ' re number 1! That ' s the chant echoing in the halls of Marysville High School. The Vikings broke records and went undefeated to a 9-0 season. This is the first time in the history of Marysville that the Vikings won 9 games in a row. In addition to this record, we retired our third SCAL Trophy. We owe a lot to Coach Braun, head coach, and to Coach Houck and Coach McDevitt, assistant coaches. More importantly, we owe a great deal to the team who were just tremendous and of whom we are really proud. The highest points scored against Marysville occurred when Algonac earned a hard fought-for 7 points. The total amount of points scored against us was 37 pts., compared with the 251 pts. we scored against our opponents. At the Fall Team Sports Banquet, Terry French, president of the Rotary Club, presented to Coach Braun the Walt Braun Iron Man ' s Club plaque. On this plaque appear all the names of the men who are members of the club. The students of Marysville High are very proud of the Marysville Vikings, SCAL Champions of the 1971 season. Viking Coaches: Coach McDevitt, Coach Braun, Coach Houck. Fourth Row: Richard Hinkley and Dave Feick, Trainers; Tim Maples, Steve Sawdon, Tom Anglebrandt, Jeff Pickering, Tim Evans, Brian Spencer, Dave Scheffler, Trainers: Gary Schlinkert and Tom DeNardin. Third Row: Gary Siler, Pat Curley, Jeff Laeder, Joe Eagen, Dave Schmitt, Steve Goniwicha, Mark Ronan, Steve Kaiser, Ray Cataldo, Coach Braun. Second Row: Coach McDevitt, Pat McCarthy, Mark Turnbull, Larry Giles, John Folco, Greg Cleaver, Mark Scheffler, Dan Butler, Rick Kern, Dick DeShon, Coach Houck. First Row: Bryan Klaas, Bob Gilroy, Rick DeNardin, Joel Venia, Randy Wheeler, Dave Quaine, Dail Stump, Mike Eagen, Bob Small, Dave French. Not Pictured: Dave Barber, Tom Nordstrom. 64 High State Ratings Dail Stump Pat McCarthy: All-League Honorable Mention, Iron Man ' s Club. Rick DeNardin: All-League, All-City, All-Area 1st Team, MacPherson Outstanding Player Award, Outstanding Interior Lineman Award, All-State 2nd Team, Iron Man ' s Club. Joel Venia: All-League, All-City, All-Area Honorable Mention, Outstanding Interior Lineman Award, Iron Man ' s Club. Randy Wheeler: All-League, All-City, All-Area 1st Team, Outstanding Defensive Player, Sullivan Captain ' s Award, Iron Man ' s Club. Dave Quaine: All-League Honorable Mention, All-City, Kukulka Sportsmanship Award, SCAL Sportsmanship Award, Sullivan Captain ' s Award, Iron Man ' s Club. 65 Psyched-Up Midgets ' ' ore Ray Cataldo: Oil Can Award. Bob Small: All-League Honorable Mention, All-City Iron Man ' s Club. Bob Gilroy: All-League, All-City, All-Area 2nd Team, Outstanding Defensive Player. Larry Giles: Iron Man ' s Club. Pat Curley 66 the Giants of Marysville Dave Scheff ler Bryan Klaas: All-League Honorable Mention, Iron Man ' s Club. JUNIOR AWARDS Rick Kern: All-League, All-City, Kukulka Sportsmanship Award, Iron Man ' s Club. Dick DeShon: All-City Honorable Mention, Iron Man ' s Club. Mark Turnbull: All-League, All-City, Iron Man ' s Club. Mike Eagen, Dave French, Steve Goniwicha: Iron Man ' s Club. Dave Schmitt 67 j 197 f RESU L MARYSVILLE MARYSVILLE MARYSVILLE 27 P ' . H.. S CENtRAL MARYSVILLE ' r -. 21 ROMEO ■ • ' • 251 ' .. : v i . MARYSVILLE 16 ST.CLAIR MARYSVILLE 21 ANCHOR Third Row: Howard Quant, Dennis Jones, Mark Evans, Jerry Borowski, Bob Colgan, Trainer Tim Collard. Second Row: Coach Harrold, John Jeffries, John Hool, Dale Lindgren, John Tomalo, Pete Kaiser, Brad Wheeler, Coach Skrzyniarz. First Row: Lenard Balinski, Terry Whiting, Rich Pietroski, Gary Jones, Craig Teeple, Doug Little. Not Pictured: Richard Austin, Ron Reid. 70 Third Row: Dale Schmitt, Co-captain; Tim Dimick, Guy Taylor, Steve Keener, Dave Frizzle, Bruce Maloney, Bob Sterling, Co-captain; Doug Koschnitzke, Chip Ellis, Glen Lottner, Trainer Tom Malone. Second Row: Coach Den Uyl, Don Breckner, Jim Leach, Kirk Kammer, Mike Perry, Tom Rowe, Chris Albert, Tom Headlee, Tom Osentoski, John Miller, Coach Venia. First Row: Al Gregg, Randy Snook, Eric Anderson, Mike Wool man, Dave Oates, David Nelson, Tom Parrish, Mike Mallorey, Dave Perry, Bill Rogers. Not Pictured: Jeff Wheelis. X 00 O Tl Vikings No. 1! CANT Be Number 2! became the crowd ' s chant after the heartbreaker opener to Chippewa Valley. As the season progressed, so did the Vikings as they continually pressed Valley ' s slim SCAL lead. Finally, thanks to an Algonac upset over Valley, the Vikings had their long-awaited showdown for the title. The human wall, cheering fans and sign-plastered gym will never be forgotten because they were only the beginning of a thrilling game that the charged-up Vikes won 68-65. Winning the District wasn ' t easy because Cros-Lex and Marine City were out for revenge, but the mighty Vikings again carried through the winning tradition of MHS and brought home another trophy. Five full student buses traveled to Ferndale but the Vikings couldn ' t put it together as they dropped the Regional opener to East Catholic 60-55, but the Vikings will always be No. 1 to the student body. Bill Bitzinger, Trainer; Coach McDevitt; Mark McHenry, Manager. Viki ngs Bounce MHS 46 48 SCAL Games Chippewa Valley 68 61 Cros-Lex 65 49 St. Clair 84 44 Anchor Bay 82 45 PH Central 62 42 Algonac 74 46 Marine City 68 65 Chippewa Valley 100 63 Cros-Lex 78 53 St. Clair 87 59 Anchor Bay 80 45 PH Central 61 56 Algonac 75 48 Marine City 67 56 1971-72 SCAL Top Team with a 13-1 Record District Games Cros-Lex 58 38 Marine City 55 60 District Champs Regionals Detroit East Catholic 72 Back Row: Brian Spencer, Rick Kern, Dave French, Dave Scheffler, Bob Simmons, Mark Turnbull. Front Row: Joel Venia, Dan Butler, Bryan Klaas, Mark Scheffler, Dave Prevost, Rick DeNardin. JV ' s Reach Their Goal — NO. 1 ! OPPONENT Big Reds 70 Pioneers 46 Saints 45 Tars 54 Cougars 52 Muskrats 59 Mariners 48 Big Reds 46 Pioneers 56 Saints 42 Tars 53 Cougars 25 Muskrats 48 Mariners 54 Back Row: Ken Rivard, Trainer; Tim Collard, Rich Pietroski, Tom DeNardin. Front Row: Craig Teeple. Dan Stump, Gary Jones, Larry McHenry, John Pidick, Joe Badley, Gary Weakland, Coach Harrold. Freshmen Soar High Third Row: Coach Venia, Kirk Kammer, Mike Trainer, Kirk Garverick; Robin Peters, Bill Trainer, Rick Fultz; Tom Malone, Scott Perry, Ron Wiltse, Chris Albert, Dale Hrisca, Rogers, Ken Sygit, Tom Headlee, Jim Leach, Turnbull, Bob Sterling, Steve Keener, Guy Doug Borgman, Allan Booth. Second Row: Dave Oates, Dave Shimmel. First Row: Taylor, Ken Cash, Paul Barbe. OPPONENT Big Reds 46 Pioneers 57 Saints 45 Tars 38 Cougars 56 Muskrats 53 Mariners 35 Pioneers 55 Saints 48 Tars 48 Cougars 55 Muskrats 39 Big Reds 48 Mariners 54 77 CAVEMEN SHOOT for VICTORY Third Row: Dale Schmitt, Randy Snook, Jerry Borowski, Tom Rowe, Brian Dimick, Al Gregg, Robin Polley, Scott Endean. Second Row: Skip Endean, Steve Kaiser, Mike Eagen, Ed Wieland, Larry Giles, Brad Wheeler. First Row: Kevin Zepp, Randy Wheeler, Mike Sullivan. Not Pictured: Lenard Balm ski, Dave Frizzle. 1971-72 Wrestlin g Coaches Mr. Harrington and Mr. Jacobs Wrestling Captain Randy Wheeler Swimmers Emerge With Renown SEASON RECORD Lost Mt. Clemens JV Lost Willow Run Lost South Lake Lost Lake Shore Lost Lake Shore Won IVtt. Clemens JV Won Sterling Heights Won River Rouge Won Sterling Heights Won Willow Run Won Eisenhower Lost Clintondale Won River Rouge Lost Clintondale Milan Invitational Won 7 Lost 7 Thanks to the Timers! Sophomore Paul Carufel grabs a quick breath. Coach Patterson ' s enthusiasm is behind this year ' s successful season. Back Row: Mike Nutt, Bob Nelson, Terry Durrant, Mike Stout, Doug Fraser-Lee, Richard Hinkley, Steve Sawdon, Dick DeShon, Tim Evans, Mike DeLine, Tom Philp, Captain. Front Row: John Shirkey, Trainer; John Keyworth, Chip Ellis, Eric Anderson, Mark Evans, Scott Jones, Steve Endean, Tim McCurdy, Paul Carufel, Dennis Jones, Manager. Harriers Run With Spirit Back Row: Mr. Martin, Richard Hinkley, Ron Wiltse, Dave Little, Greg White, Bob Simmons. Front Row: Dave Dave Porter, Mark McHenry, Dave Prevost, Dave Ashpole, Feick, Gary Schlinkert, Craig Richards, Jim Braden, Ken Sygit. 1971 CROSS COUNTRY WE OPP. 43 PHC 19 19 Lutheran East 45 27 Algonac 28 20 Marine City 46 18 Chippewa Valley 46 22 Lutheran East 46 20 Cros-Lex 42 21 St. Clair 35 25 Anchor Bay 31 Runner Dave Porter and Coach Martin discuss the season. Cindermen Look Forward To Mark Scheffler stretches over high hurdles. Dave Porter leads the pack in the two-mile. Jeff Laeder takes a first 82 Tough SCAL Competition VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Romeo April 8 Port Huron April 10 Eisenhower April 13 Algonac April 17 Marine City April 20 Chippewa April 24 Cros-Lex April 27 St. Clair May 1 Anchor Bay May 4 P. H. Central May 8 Algonac May 11 Marine City May 15 Chippewa May 18 Cros-Lex May 22 St. Clair May 25 Pre-D istrict May 27 Anchor Bay May 30 P. H. Central June 1 District June 3 Coach Dave Houck and Captain Rick DaNardin 84 Coach Ray Skrzyniarz JV BASEBALL SCHEDULE Algonac April 17 Marine City April 20 Chippewa April 24 Cros-Lex April 27 St. Clair May 1 Anchor Bay May 4 P. H. Central May 8 Algonac May 11 Marine City May 15 Chippewa May 18 Cros-Lex May 22 St. Clair May 25 Anchor Bay May 30 P. H. Central June 1 85 Golf Team Tees Off Senior, Dennis Perry, contemplates a crucial putt. Walking down the fairway are Dan Butler and Dennis Parniske. Dennis, a very determined competitor, is the team ' s top man. An individual sport means everyone has a different style. Dan Tobiczyk, in his fourth year, demonstrates his stroke. Joe BacNey, a sophomore, may be the basis of our future golf team. 86 Racketmen Swing Into Action Tom Porter awaits hb turn on the court. Mr. Martin-Tennis Team Coach. Dave Ashpole serves to begin the match. 87 We ' ve Got Pride . . . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Standing: Terri MacDonald, Dondra Fitz, Chris Goodmen, Diane Weymouth, Janet Buelow. Down in front: Charla Wolfe. JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS -Top Row: Dawn Lehto, Cindy He! zer, Jeanne Mackay. Bottom Row: Denise Partridge, Lynn Nordstrom, Pam Partain. JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS -Back Row: Jeanne Mackay, Denise Wojick, Denise Partridge, Pam Partain, Nanci Wright, Cindy Helzer. Front: Patricia McHenry. Deep Inside 89 Men Are Made — Not Born Fourth Row: Dave Little, Dave Porter, Jeff Pickering, Dave French, Mark Scheffler, Dan Butler, John Folco, Rick DeNardin, Bob Gilroy, Mike Eage n, Gary Schlinkert. Third Row: Dennis Parniske, Dave Scheffler, Mark Turnbull, Ken Diem, Dave Ashpole, Tom Anglebrandt, Tim Maples, Brian Spencer, Bob Simmons, Steve Sawdon. Second Row: Coach Braun, Advisor; Mike Sullivan, Pat Curley, Pat McCarthy, Mark Ronan, Dave Schmitt, Mike Baton, Dave Quaine, Greg White, Dave Barber, Skip Endean. First Row: Bryan Klaas, Bob Small, Tim Evans, Dail Stump, Vice-President; Joel Venia, President; Tom Porter, Secretary; Rick Kern, Treasurer; Dick DeShon, Jeff Laeder, Gary Siler. Not Pictured: Randy Wheeler, Sergeant-at-Arms. Dawn Lehto, Treasurer T h e 7 5 i e r s ◦ v e r r i v e Cindy Nordstrom, Secretary Harold Armstead Marlene Artman Janet Austin Sandy Baker Paul Bar be Chris Albert Barry Ablett Pat Aldridge Eric R. Anderson Judy Anglebrandt Laurie Angove 92 Karen Brown Freshman Steering Committee: Barry Ablett, Cathy Richards, Brenda Churchill, Nancy DeNardin, Julie Donaldson, Tom Malone. Absent: Kay Solomon. Dave Burley Brenda Churchill Mike Churilla Kim Conrad Jesse Cooper Don Czarnecki David Dahlke DeeAnn D ' Arcy Joanne Davis Jenny Cowger Karen Cruickshank Gordon Culter Mike Curtis Jerry DeLano Nancy DeNardin Brian Dimick Tim Dimick T h e y r i n s Cris Campbell Tina Cataldo Belle Ceasor Holly Chappelle 93 Freshmen Are Julie Donaldson Kathy Eagen Virginia Eagen Chip Ellis Scott Endean Jody Eveningred Elien Farnsworth David Frizzle Rick Fultz Theresa Gardner Kirk Garverick Melodie Garverick 94 To A Good Start Chuck Herbert Karen Hinkley Jeff Hollingsworth Debra Holly Scott Hoskins Dale Hrisca Vickie Irvine Kathy Isaac Karri Jones Kirk Kammer Steve Keener Lori Kennedy I know something you don ' t know. I wonder how many points I ' ll make tonight. . . Karon Ketchum John Keyworth Bill Kilboum Jim King Pam Kistler Cindy Klann LuAnn Klettner Doug Koschnitzke Bill Kulman Harold Kulman 95 Glenn Lottner Steve Maloney Sandy McArthur Freshmen Lovely Cindy Klann, as she represented her Class of 1975. Tom Malone Bruce Maloney Brenda McDonald Charles McDonald Phil Moran Andy Mowat 96 Add Excitement to Homecoming Cindy Nordstrom David Oates Tom Osentoski Mike Palmateer Tom Parrish Denise Partridge Mike Patterson The Freshmen ' s hard work paid off as they nosed in with third place. Dave Perry Mike Perry Sue Perry 97 The Seventy-Fivers Patty Pohl Robin Pol ley Ron Policy Jerry Porrett Bill Prentice Randy Raines Becky Reeves Cathy Richards Ricky Richert Bill Rogers Tom Rowe Sherie Saffee Freshman Advisors Standing: Mr. McKeand, IVfcs. Keifer, Mr. Heim- berger. Sitting: Chief Advisor, Coach Braun. ■ Jon Sartwell Dale Schmitt JoAnn Schultz Marie Schultz Mary Schultz Dave Shimmel Margaret Shinn Sheryl Shrum Bev Smarch Donald Smith Lisa Smith 98 Have Advisors Great Mary Smith Nancy Smith Tammy Smith Randy Snook Kay Solomon Joanne Sparling Karin Spencer Ron Stager Bob Sterling Karen Stroh Teri Stump Cindy Sulkowski Freshman Advisors Back Row: Mr. Gass, Miss Butler. Front Row: Co-Ordinators, Miss Fedraw, Dr. Misenar. Rick Swanson Bob Swoffer Ken Sygit Guy Taylor Jeanne Taylor John Taylor Deanna Vanlerberghe Donna Vansach Janet VanTiem Jessie Van Tiem The Spirit of ' 75 Nanci and Denise hold the Spirit Jug won by the Freshmen three times. Joe Wiczko Brenda Wilson Pam Wilson Ron Wiltse Denise Wojcik Mike Woolman Nanci Wright Chuck Zinzo Angie Zirpolo 100 There is So Much of Life Ahead Larry Babel Joe Badley 102 Watching Signs Along the Way Gale Boettner Kim Clark Cindy Cline ALL HUNG UPI Jody Chapman Dave Charest Bob Colgan Tim Col lard 103 Advisors More Steve Endean Brenda English Pat Epperson Keith Erdman Karen Erno Walter Ernst Mark Evans For The Class of 74 Kevin Farr Nancy Fetting Fred Gaffney Grover Gates Lori Gaw John Gieleghen Sue Giles Mr. Venia, Advisor Sleeping on the job! Mr. McDevitt, Advisor Doug Hill Anita Hinklev LouAnn Hollis 105 Officers of 74 Lead The Way Kim Mowat Lynn Parrish Luann Pastor Don Payionk Class Officers - Back Row: Terry Whiting, President; Pat Baldwin, Vice-President. Front Row: Bob Donaldson, Secretary; and Craig Herbert, Treasurer. Pam Partain Gail Patton Rich Pietroski Kathy Prentice Howard Quant Craig Richards 108 They Didn ' t Steer Us Wrong Terry Schoenrock Steve Sheldon Jeff Storey Steering Committee - Back Row: Denise LaGruth, Cheryl Lasher, and Lynne Dionne. Front Row: Rich Pietroski, John Carpa, Dan Stump and Mary Sawdon . Greg Taylor Art TenBrink Dan Stump Lynn Schoenrock Sue Shafran Vicki Smith Dave Sparling Kris Thibdaue 109 Were Big, Bad; We Blew It! Peggy Wright Deb Zacharias Kevin Zepp Karl made flowers while Pam put them on. Radiant Karen Erno and escort Tom Loughren. Pat and Karen watched over the float before the parade. 110 OUR JUNIOR YEAR IS Steve Agostino Tom Anglebrandt Deb Austin Jodi Bacher Betty Baker Dave Barber Diane Basnaw Karan Bergstrom Deb Bill iet Terri Blessinger Deb Borowski Chris Bowen Vicki Bowen Jane Breckner Janet Buelow Greg Bugg Randy Bugg Amy Butler Dan Butler Lorraine Butler Dan Carolan Dave Ceasor Sue Chapdelaine Tom Churchill — A COLLAGE OF FUN Greg Cleaver Wayne Cole Diane Conger Linda Conger Keith Crawford Lynn Cruickshank Marie Czarnecki Gerry Czostkowski Darci Danhausen Dick DeShon Gary Douville Steve Dzurnak Brian Eagen Joe Eagen Mike Eagen Tim Evans Lori Falk Dave Feick Dondra Fitz Sandy Franks Doug Fraser- Lee Dave French Melanie French Mike Gardner Class Advisors Aid Junior Class Lindsay Gauthier Roy Golubinski Steve Goniwicha Kathy Harris Karen Hart Linda Helmer Rick Hillock Richard Hinkley Bob Hollingsworth Linda Hollis Robin Hooker Dave Johnson Denise LaPointe Junior Class Advisors-- Back Row: Mr. Puskarich, Mr. Elsholz, Mr. Skrzyniarz, and Mr. Houck. Front Row: Miss Amo, Mrs. Burns, and Mrs. Elsholz. Kathy Leacock Dan Lee Deb Lee Den ice Lee Mary Lemanski Dave Little Shelly MacCallum Pat Malone Tim Maples Cheryl Martin Joe Mazure Judy McArthur Alice McClelland Mark McHenry Barb McMartin Debbie Merrell Debbie Mielke Cathy Miller 115 Laurie Miller Kay Mitchell Sandy Mitchell WE ' RE ON Bob Moss Sharon Neumann Nan Nicholas Tom Nordstrom John Normandin j om Nowicki Junior Class Officers: Back Row: Marie Czarnecki, Treasurer; Terri Pavlov, Secretary. Front Row: Sandy Richards, President; Bob Moss, Vice-President. Terri Pavlov Karen Pettee Jeff Pickering 116 Michele Priemer r - d h Denny Putze Karen Quaine Marty Rose Kendra Roskey Ken Rowe Pam Sanderson Jake Sari Steve Sawdon OUR WAY! Steering Committee: Back Row: Dave Prevost, Janet Buelow, Greg Cleaver. Front Row: Alice McClelland, Jodi Bacher, Cheryl Wilson. Mark Scheffler Gary Schlinkert Sue Schmitt 117 Junior Spirit Rides Violet Slocum Helen Small Dennis Smith Don Smith Sharon Smith Pam Snyder Vickie Snyder Jeff Soboleski Brian Spencer Loann Spencer Marcia Storey Mike Sullivan Rick Sutton Ernie Swoffer Larry Taylor Jim Thornton Mary Tomalo Mark Turnbull Sue Tyler Wayne Tyler 118 High of Homecoming Jayne Weymouth Greg White Ed Wieland Cheryl Wilson Dave Wilson Mary Winkel Mary Witukiewicz Dave Woo I man Carol Zeller Cheryl Zinzo Sue VanderMale LouAnn Vansach Bob VanTiem Joe Vargo Marty Wagar Debbie Warner Lorrie Warsinske Carol Warsinski Mike Westbrook Diane Weymouth Helpl 119 Mary Jo Salerno VALEDICTOR IAN So Many Roads Joel Venia CO-SALUTATORIAN James Bier Calvin Moulton Activity Award Eileen Ostrander VIKING Journalism Award Honor Roll David Ash pole Michael Baton James Bier Cheri Bryda Kenneth Diem Thomas Endeen Wendy Feick Patricia Gaffney Linda Goddard Ruth Hart el Bryan Klaas Alice Ruth Knox Jean Langolf Theresa MacDonald Kelleen Mader Patrick McCarthy Roxanna Par tain Robin Pent! and Dennis Perry Thomas Philp Thomas Porter Mark Ronan Mary Jo Salerno Elaine Shimmel Patricia Siemen Robert Simmons Kay Sprotberry Chester Sturdevant Daniel Tobiczyk Ellen Trasko Kathy Vargo Joel Venia Diane Wojdk Ingrid Yon 122 to Choose Ruth Hartel Danforth Award Thomas Phi Ip Bausch-Lomb Science Award Robert Simmons Michigan Mathematics Competition Award 123 MIKE AHLES The brave man carves out his fortune. LINDA ANTHONY Friendship is always a sweet responsibility. MEL ANGLEBRANDT Happiness is a habit. ELAINE ARTMAN We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. 124 ERNIE ANGOVE Let us love life and feel the value of it. DAVE ASHPOLE am always ready to learn. BILL BAIRD The good and the wise lead quiet lives. CONNIE BAKER Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. TOM BALDWIN No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. MIKE BALON The really big man never allows his head to get too big. ROD BASSETT Life is worth living. 125 TERRY BERGSTROM A busy person in a quiet way. JIM BIER A man ' s own manner and character are what most become him. CHRIS BLUES Beauty and grace command the world. 126 BILL BITZINGER An equal mixture of good humor and good sense. KATHY BROWN Life is meant to be enjoyed. CHRISTI BURCH The best things in life are further on, hid from view by the hills of time. LOUIS CARUFEL An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. RAY CATALDO See the gleam in his eye; that ' s the mischief passing by. 127 DEBBIE COLGAN The best way to secure future happiness is to be as happy as is rightfully possible today. PAT CURLEY We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give. BOB CURTIS The man who can fill his role doesn ' t have to act his part. CHRIS CZOSTKOWSKI She has many links in her chain of friendships. MIKE DELINE SANDY DANDRON She is free who lives as she chooses. PAULA DELOR She ' s sincere, entertaining and sweet. A lass whom we all like to meet. MARK DECKER Life is to be fortified by many friendships. He does not get pleasure out of an idea because he thinks it is true; he thinks it is true because he gets pleasure out of it. ken diem Baseball is a sport which makes the body ' s very liver curt with enjoyment. SHERRY DUKETTE BECKY DIMON They ' re only truly great who are truly good. There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. TOM ENDEAN Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired. 130 FRANK ENGLISH The most can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. JOHN FOLCO try all things; achieve what can. PAT GAFFNEY A cheerful temper joined with innocence will make beauty attractive, knowledge delightful, and wit good-natured. PAM GARRETT Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. In every gesture dignity and love. 131 CHERYL GENTNER To speak kindly does not hurt the tongue. LUANNE GIROUX She is a friend in sunshine and in shade. LARRY GILES Character is a victory, not a gift. CINDY GIROUX The future always holds something for the girl who keeps her faith in it. BOB GILROY In life as in a football game, the principle to follow is: Hit the line hard. LINDA GODDARD Always happy, seldom sad, just the kind of friend to have. 132 CHRIS GOODMEN The world belongs to the energetic. GERRIE GOULETTE Art is the desire of a woman to express herself to record the reactions of her personality to the world she lives in. DIANE GREUBER The more we do, the more we can do. 4 JOHN HARDY Nothing endures but personal qualities. RUTH HARTEL A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out. 133 LINDA GREEN The only way to have a friend is to be one. LINDA HORTH Keep smiling; it makes everyone wonder what you ' ve been up to. TIM JONES Things don ' t turn up in this world until somebody turns them up. 134 LUCIE KEGLEY Kind words, like favorite flowers, are admired by all. BRYAN KLAAS That best portion of a good man ' s life- -his little , nameless, unremembered acts of kindness. BETH KNOX Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy. 135 RUTH KNOX Our reflections are our life. We live by them; they supply our warmth. JEAN LANGOLF There is a better market for smiles than frowns. KEN KOWALSKI We desire nothing so much as what we ought not have. LISA LARCHYK What is natural is never disgraceful. PAT LAEDER Succeeding comes only by trying. KIM LEHTO Happiness is a hard thing because it is only achieved by making others happy. 136 JIM LEITCH To be happy , be friendly. TERRY LINDSAY Common sense is the foundation of achievement. JOHN LENT Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. V PAT LOGAN Between two evils choose neither; between two goods , chose both. s v f n LAURIE LENTS The mildest manners , and the gentlest heart. TERRI MACDONALD A day for toil, an hour for sport, but for a friend is life too short. 137 KELLY MADER High aims form high character. HOLLY McSHANE Eyes so transparent that through them one sees the soul. RICK MILLER There ' s mischief in this man. 138 TERRY MOSES To be strong is to be happy. NANCY NOWICKI She does her task from day to day and meets whatever comes her way. CHUCK OSENTOSKI Education begins the gentleman, but reading, good company, and reflection must finish him. GARY NORTON Not to see what lies dimly at a distance, but to do what lies clearly at hand. MIKE O ' NEIL Life was meant to be lived and curiosity must be kept alive. CINDY O ' NEILL Happiness is like a sunbeam reflected by a glowing smile. 139 DENNIS PARNISKE don ' t know what would do without the game of golf. really love it. ROXANNA PARTAIN The human heart opens to the heart that opens in return. 140 tf DENNIS PERRY Freedom means opportunity to give the world the best and most that is in you. DOUG PETERS Show me a happy person and I ' ll show you a busy one. 141 GERTRUDE PUNG feel that the greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. 142 MARION RAU had a pleasant time with my mind , for it was happy. DAVE QUAINE Wear a smile and have many friends. LYNN RIEDEL say the world is lovely , and that loveliness is enough. KAREN RADATZ Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ' £ MARCELLA RIVARD I ' ll walk where my own nature would be leading — Where the wild wind blows on the mountain-side. DENNIS ROCK Only quiet men know the full joys of friendship. , if 4 1 BS MARY JO SALERNO Doing easily what others find difficult is talent; doing what is impossible for talent is genius. MARK RONAN Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much; M isdom is humble that he knows no more. DIANE SAUNDERS Happiness is not something you find. It ' s something you create. BUD RUTKOFSKE There is no genius in life like the genius of energy and industry. DAVESCHEFFLER The men who succeed are the efficient few. They are the few who have the ambition and will-power to develop themselves. DAVE SCHMITT Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. PAUL SCHULTZ That which ordinary men are fit for, am qualified in; and the best of me is diligence. it ELAINE SHIMMEL The longer live, the more my mind dwells upon the beauty and the wonder of the world. PAT SIEMEN Cheerfulness is essential to a full life. BOB SILER So far as a man thinks, he is free. 144 BOB SIMMONS The better part of one ' s life consists of his friendship. BOB SMALL The smile that won ' t come off. EUGENE SMITH He has more goodness in his little finger than you have in your whole body. PAT SMITH Mirth is like a flash of lightning; cheerfulness keeps up a kind of daylight in the mind. JANICE SPARLING The light upon her face shines from the windows of another world. Saints only have such faces. 145 KAY SPROTBERRY The doorway to happiness is the door that opens from within. PAUL STARK For he ' s a jolly good fellow. CLASS SONG WE ' VE ONL Y JUST BEGUN MIKE STOUT LARRY STROH It is good to live and learn. D AIL STUMP There are two days about which nobody should ever worry - yesterday and tomorrow. He puts his troubles in a box , sits on the lid, and laughs. 146 SUE STUMP DENNIS STURDEVANT A generous thought , a gentle smile — she ' ll have fun all the while. CHET STURDEVANT Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. JANICE TENBRINK The smile on her face is the reflection of her feelings in her heart. 147 CATHY VAN DUSEN Pleasure is the flower that fades; remembrance is the tasting perfume KATHY VARGO A kind heart is a fountain of gladness making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. SHELLEY WATSON Eyes raised towards heaven are always beautiful. RANDY WHEELER do not believe in defeat. DAN WILLETT Character and personal force are the only investments that are worth anything. 149 LYLE WILLETT Adventure is not outside a man; it is within. MARK WILLIS A good disposition is worth more than gold. CHARLA WOLFE If a smile wins, all the world is yours. DIANE WOJCIK Put much into the world and in turn much will be put into your world. BARRY WOODS The best day for doing your best is the one that comes seven times a week. 150 PAM WRIGHT There is no personal charm so great as the charm of a cheerful temperament. INGRID YON Music is well said to be the speech of angels. DAN YOUNG Look upon your duties , not as so many obligations, but as opportunities. 151 I ' m Not Afraid of Tomorrow, For I ' ve C 9SS T ' ocuer: L y o V e V£ c.y Mike Baton, President; Wendy Feick, Secretary; Vickie Cash, Treasurer; John Folco, Vice-President. Steering Com- mittee: Terri MacDonald, Ann Borowski, Bob Gilroy, Jane Thompson, Mary Jo Salerno and Chris Good men. 152 Seen Yesterday and I Love Today. MISS VIVIAN 153 ’SHARING HORIZONS AHLES, MIKE: Vocational Program 12. ANGLEBRANDT, MEL: Vocational Program 12 . ANGOVE, ERNIE: Vocational Program 11 , 12 . ANTHONY, LINDA: Student Council 12; VIKING Staff 12; Sr. Prom; Sr. Play Cast; GAA 9, 12; Library 12; Pep Club 11. 12. (PHC 9) ARTMAN, ELAINE: Student Council 10; Sr. Prom; Sr. Play Crew; Library 12; Co-op 12 . ASHPOLE, DAVE: Student Council 12; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; French Club 11; Pep Dub 12 (Sergeant-at-Arms); Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Cross Country 12; Football 9; Tennis 9, 10, 1 1, 12. BAIRD. BILL: FFA 10, 11. (Gordon High. Nebraska) BAKER, CONNIE: Vocational Program 12. BALDWIN. TOM: Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. BALON, MIKE: Class Officer 12 (President); Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 11; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Sr. Prom; Exchange Student 11; Chorus 11; Forensics 9; Pep Club 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Football 9, 10; Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 9. BASSETT, LARRY: BASSETT, ROD: Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. 12. BERGSTROM, TERRY: Swim Team 9 BIER, JIM: Student Council 11, 12 (President); VIKING Staff 9. 10. 11, 12 (Chief Photographer); AMPLIFIER Staff 11 (Sports Editor); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Cast. Sr. Ray Cast. Boys ' State 11, Golf 9, 10; Swim Team 11. BITZINGER, BILL: Student Council 12; Sr. Ray Cast; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Basketball Trainer 10, 11, 12. BLUES, CHRIS: Student Council 12; VIKING Staff 11, 12. AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Quill Scroll 12; Sr. Play Cast; Majorettes 11,12 (Ass ' t. Drum Majorette); Art Club 10, 11, 12 (Resident); FT A 9, French Club 11; Pep Club 11; GAA 9, 10, 11; Jr. Play Crew. BOROWSKI, ANN: Steering Committee 12; Jr. Ray Crew; Sr. Ray Crew; GAA 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Sr. Rom. BROWN, KATHY: VIKING Staff 11, 12; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11. 12; Art Club 12; GAA 9. 10, 11; Office Personnel 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Cheerleaders 10. BRYDA, CHERI: Student Council 9, 10, 12; VIKING Staff 9, 11; Honor Society 11. 12; Jr. Play Cast; GAA 9, 10 (Secretary), 11, 12; Library 11; Pep Club 12 (Treasurer). BURCH, CHRISTI J.: Chorus 9, 11; GAA 9; Library 11; Ski Club 10; Vocational Program 12. CAMPBELL, DENNIS: Chorus 12; Football 10; Vocational Rogram 11. CARUFEL, LOUIS: Karate Club 11; Ski Club 10, 11. (Mona Shores High School, Muskegon 10, 11) CASH, VICKIE: Class Officer 10 (Treasurer) 12 (Treasurer); Steering Committee 9, 11; VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Business Manager); AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Rom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Cast; Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12 (Drum Majorette); FHA 9; GAA 10 (Treasurer). 11; Library 12; Homecoming Court 9. CATALDO, RAY: Student Council 10, 11; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Crew; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Track 9. Wrestling 10. 11, Co-op 12, Vocational Program 11. COLGAN, DEBBIE: FHA 9. COLLARD. PETE: Band 9. 10, 11; Vocational Rogram 1 Z COWGER, BOB: Ski Club 10; Swim Team 10; Co-op 12. CURLEY, PAT: Student Council 11; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Prom; Pep Club 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12. CURTIS. BOB: Co-op 12. CZOSTKOWSKI, CHRIS: AMPLIFIER Staff 11; Jr. Play (Student Director); Sr. Prom; GAA 9, 10, 11, Co-op 12. DANDRON, SANDY: Art Club 12; Library 12. Co-op 12. DECKER, MARK: Jr. Ray Crew; Ski Club 12; Pep Club 12. DELINE, MIKE: Jr. Ray Crew; Band 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9. 10, Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12 DELOR, PAULA: VIKING Staff 10, 11 (Sports Editor), 12 (Editor-in-Chief); Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Play Crew; Art Club 12 (Treasurer); GAA 10; Library 12; Office Personnel 12; Pep Club 12 DENARDIN, RICK: Class Officer 9 (Vice-President), 11 (President); Student Council 10, 11; Jr. Prom; Varsity Club 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12; Football 9, 10. 11. 12. DIEM, KEN: Varsity Club 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9 (Trainer); Vocational Program 11,12. DIMICK, DON: Jr. Ray Crew; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Swim Team 9; Vocational Program 12 DIMON, BECKY: DUKETTE, SHERRY: Steering Committee 10; GAA 11; Co-op 12; Vocational Program 1 1. DURRANT, DON: Chorus 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 11. 12 DZIUBINSKI, STAN: Co-op 12, Vocational Program 10. ENDEAN, TOM: Sr. Play Cast; Pep Club 12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 12; Track 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 ENGLISH, FRANK: Football 10; Golf 10; Track 9; Co-op 12. (Vidor, Texas 9). ERDMAN. MIKE: Swim Team 10; Co-op 11. 12 FEICK, WENDY: Class Officer 12 (Secretary); Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10. 11; VIKING Staff 11; AMPLIFIER Staff 11. 12; Honor Society 11. 12; Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Sr. Play (Student Director); French Club 10, 11; GAA 9, 10; Homecoming Court 10; Cheerleaders 9, 10; Office Personnel 12; FOLCO, JOHN: Class Officer 12 (Vice-President); Student Council 11; Sr. Rom; Jr. Ray Crew; Pep Club 11, 12 Varsity Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 12; Track 11; Wrestling 11. (Alva, Florida 9) GAFFNEY, PAT: Student Council 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Co-op 12 GARRETT, PAM: Library 11. GENTNER, CHERYL: Chorus 10, 11; Co-op 11; Vocational Program 12. GILES. LARRY: Varsity Club 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11, 12; Vocational Program 12. GILROY, BOB: Steering Committee 10, 12; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10; Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Track 9. 10. GIROUX. CINDY: Library 12. GIROUX, LUANNE: Student Council 12; GAA 9. GODDARD, LINDA: Jr. Rom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; Chorus 9, 10; Forensics 9; GAA 9. 10, 11, Co-op 12. GOODMEN. CHRIS: Steering Committee 12; Jr. Rom; Sr. Rom; Jr. Ray Cast; Debate 10; FTA 10, 11 (Treasurer); Forensics 9, 10; GAA 9, 10 (Corresponding Secretary); Pep Club 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Cheerleaders 11, 12 (Captain); Co-op 12. GOULETTE, GERRIE: GREEN, LINDA: Student Council 10, 11, 12; Jr. Rom; Sr. Rom; Band 9, 10; Debate 11; GAA 9. 10. 11 (Vice-Resident), 12 (President); Library 11. GREUBER, DIANE: Vocational Program, 12. HARDY. JOHN: Track 10; Wrestling 10; Co-op 1 2 HARTEL, RUTH: VIKING Staff 9. 10, 11 (Junior Editor), 12 (Layout Copy Editor); AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Corresponding Secretary); Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Rom; Jr. Ray Crew; Sr. Play Cast; FTA 10, 11; Forensics 9, 11; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Office Personnel 12; Pep Club 12; Girls ' State 11. HEADLEE, DENISE: VIKING Staff 11. 12 (Sports Editor); Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Ray Crew; FNA 10, 11 (President); GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Library 12; Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. HESS. KATHY: Jr. Prom. Sr. Prom; Vocational Roy am 11, 12. HOLLIS. PAUL: Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 11; Baseball 10; Vocational Rogram 12. (Orland, California 9) HORTH, UNDA: VIKING Staff 11. 12 (Faculty Editor); AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Jr. Play Crew. Sr. Play Crew; Art Club 11, 12; FTA 10; GAA 9. 10. 11. JOHNSON, ED: JONES, TIM: Wrestling 9, 10. KAISER. STEVE: Varsity Club 9. 10; Football 9. 10. 11, 12 Track 9, 10, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 KAMMER, LORRIE: Chorus 9. 10. 11; Forensics 11; Office Personnel 12; Teacher ' s Aide 11. KAMMER, TERRY: KEGLEY, LUCIE: KLAAS, BRYAN: Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Track 9; Vocational Program 11, 12 . KNOX, BETH: Student Council 9, 10, 11; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Jr. Prom. Sr. Rom. Sr. Play Crew; GAA 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 9; Homecoming Court 11, 12; Cheerleader 10; Vocational Proyam 12. KNOX, RUTH: Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 12 (Secretary); AMPLIFIER Staff 11. 12 (Co Editor); Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll 12; Sr. Play Crew; FNA 10; GAA 9, Libr� y 11. 12; Ski Club 9. KOWALSKI, KEN: Student Council 9, 12; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10; Co-op 12; Vocational Rogram 11. LAEDER, PAT: LANGOLF, JEAN: Steering Committee 9. 10, 11; Student Council 9; Honor Society 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Ray Crew; FTA 10. 11; GAA 10; Pep Club 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Girls ' State 11. LARCHYK, LISA: LEHTO. KIM: VIKING Staff 11, 12; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; Art Club 9, 10; GAA 9. 10. 11. Library 12; Ski Club 12. LEITCH, JIM: Jr. Ray; J. C. Latin Club 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, Baseball 9, 10; Football 9,10,11. (P.H.C. 9.10,11) LENT, JOHN: Vocational Program 11,12. LENTS. LAURIE: Art Club 12; CSMC( Missions) 9, 10, 11; FTA 12; GAA 9. 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12. (P.H.C. 9, 10. 11 ) LINDSAY. TERRY: Sr. Prom; Vocational Program 12. LOGAN, PAT: GAA 10. 11; Co-op 12. MACDONALD. TERRI: Class Officer 11 (Vice-President); Steering Committee 9, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Jr. Rom; Sr. Rom; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11 (Vice-Resident); Pep Band 11. GAA 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10; Cheerleader 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Co-op 12. that WERE DEAR TO US ' ' MADER, KELLY: Student Council 12; Honor Society 12; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Cst; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 11. 12. FTA 10. 11. 12; Forensics 10. 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 12; Pap Club 9, 10, Spanish Chib 9, 10. I Saline High 9, 10) MCCARTHY, PAT: Class Officer 9 (Secretary); Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Boys ' State 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11. MCSHANE, HOLLY: Student Council 10, 12 (Treasurer); Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; GAA 9; Ski Club 9, 12; Co-op 12. MIEKSZTYN, ST AN: Student Council 12; Jr. Prom; Band 9, 10, 11; Baseball 10; Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10. MILLER, RICK: Bowling Team 11. (P.H.C. 11 ) MORAN. SHERRY: Band 9, 10; Homecoming Queen 12; Co-op 11, 12. MOSES, TERRY: FTA 12, Cadet Teacher 12; Swim Team 10, T rack 9; Wrestling 1 1 . NORTON. GARY: Sr. Play Crew; FTA 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Basketball 9; Football 9; T rack 9. NOWICKI, NANCY: Jr. Prom; Art Club 10; Co-op 12 O ' NEIL, MIKE: Football 9. 10. O ' NEILL, CINDY: GAA 9. 10, Library 12. OSENTOSKI, CHUCK: Baseball 10; Co-op 11 . 12 . OSTRANDER, EILEEN: Student Council 9, 12; VIKING Staff 9, 10, 11 (Adv. Co-Editor), 12 (Adv. Manager); Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Cast; Art Club 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12; FHA 9, GAA 9. 10, Office Personnel 12; Pep Club 11, 12. PALMATEER, JERRY: Football 9; Swim Team 9. PARNISKE, DENNIS: Varsity Club 11, 12; Football 11; Golf 10, 11, 12;Wrestling 10; Vocational Proyam 11, 12. PARRISH, ROBERT: Basketball 9; Co-op 11, 12; Vocational FYogram 11. PARTAIN, ROXANNA: Student Council 9. 11; VIKING Staff 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll 12; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; FHA 9; Art Club 12; French Club 10, 11 (President), 12; GAA 10; Pep Club 1Z PATTI SON, CRAIG: FTA 10, 11 (Parliamentarian), 12 (President); Cadet Teacher 11, 12. PENTLAND, ROBIN: Honor Society 12; Jr. Prom; FNA 9, GAA 11, 12 (Treasurer). PERRY, DENNIS: Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, 10; Golf 9, 10, 11. 12. PETERS, DOUG: AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Sr. Prom; Sr. Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11; Basketball 10, 11 ( Statistician); Baseball 10 . 11 , 12 . PHILP, TOM: Student Council 9, Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Sr. Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11, Pep Band 10. 11, Baseball 10; Basketball 9;Football 9; Swim Team 10, 11. 12 (Captain). PORTER, TOM: Class Officer 9 (Treasurer). 10 (President); Student Council 10; Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; Pep Club 12 (President); Vvsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10. 11; Tennis 10. 11, 12; Track 9. PUNG, GERT: Vocational Program 12. QUAINE, DAVE: Student Council 9; Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Football 9. 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Track 9. 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10. 11; Co-op 1Z RADATZ. KAREN: Sr. Play Crew; GAA 9. 10 , 11 . RAU, MARION: Chorus 10. 11, 12; Vocational Program 1Z RIEDEL. LYNN: Library 12. RIVARD, MARCELLA: Chorus 11. 12; Art Club 9, 10; GAA 9; Library 10. ROCK. DENNIS: Vocational Program 12. RONAN, MARK: Steering Committee 11; Honor Society 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12, French Club 11, Ski Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Baseball 10; Basketball 11; Football 9. 12; Tennis 11, 12; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10. RUTKOFSKE, BUD: Co-op 12. SALERNO, MARY JO: Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10, 11; Honor Society 11, 12 (Secretary); Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Prom; Sr. Play Crew; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11. 12 (Accompanist); FTA 10, 11, 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Ski Club 11. SAUNDERS, DIANE: SCHEFFLER, DAVE: Jr. Prom; Varsity Club 11; Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 10, Football 9, 12; Track 9, 10, 11; Vocational Proyam 11. SCHMITT, DAVE: Jr. Play Crew. French Club 10; Varsity Club 11. 12; Football 11. 12; Golf 10. 11, 12; Swim Team 10. (P.H.C 9) SCHULTZ. PAUL: Jr. Play Cast; All School Play Cast 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Bowling Teem 11, CSMC (Missions) 9, 10, 11;J.C. Latin Club 9. 10. French Club 11. (P.H.C. 9. 10, 11) SHIMMEL, ELAINE: Class Officer 11 (Secretary); VIKING Staff 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11 (Historian), 12; Chorus 9. 10, 11 (Accompanist); Pep Band 12; FTA 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); GAA 9. 10. SIEMEN, PAT: VIKING Staff 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll 1 2; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; FTA 10, 11. 12; GAA 9, 10, 12. SILER, BOB: Vocational Proyam 12. SIMMONS, BOB: Steering Committee 9, 11; Honor Society 12; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Prom; French Club 10. 11. Pep Club 11. 12; Varsity Club 11. 12, Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Football 9. 10; Golf 9, 10,11. SMALL, BOB: Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11 . 12; Co-op 1Z SMITH, EUGENE: Badcetball 9, Football 9; Track 9; Vocational Program 11,12. SMITH, PAT: AMPLIFIER Staff 11; Jr. Play Cast; Art Club 9. GAA 1 1; Co-op 1 2. SPARLING, JANICE: Sr. Play Crew; Chorus 9, 10, 11; FNA 10; Vocational Program 1Z SPROTBERRY, KAY: Student Council 11; VIKING Staff 11; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Cast; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10. 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); GAA 10. 11, 1Z STARK. PAUL: Football 9. Wrestling 9, 10. STOUT, MIKE: Student Council 9. 12; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Cast; French Club 11; Cross Country 11; Football 9, 10; Swim Team 9, 10, 11. 12. Track 9. 10. STROH, LARRY: Co-op 12. STUMP, DAIL: Steering Committee 9, 10; Student Council 9. 10; Pep Club 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 ( Vice-President); Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9. 10. 11, 12; Co-op 12; Vocational Program 11. STUMP, SUE: VIKING Staff 11, 12; Quill Scroll 1 Z Jr. Play Crew; GAA 9. STURDEVANT, CHET: Class Officer 11 (Treasurer); Student Council 10; AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Co-Editor); Quill Scroll 1Z Jr. Prom; Jr. Play (Student Director); Sr. Play Cast; Band 9, 10, 11,12; Pep Club 12. STURDEVANT, DENNIS: Vocational Program 11, 1Z TENBR INK, JANICE: THOMPSON, JANE: Steering Committee 10, 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; FTA 9; GAA 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 11. 12; Ski Club 11,12. THORNER, HEATHER: Steering Committee 9. 10; Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12 (Vice-President); VIKING Staff 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom. Forensics 9; French Club 10; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12. Ski Club 9, 10, 1 1 ; Cheerleader 9. TOBICZYK. DAN: Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Sr. Play Cast; Basketball 10; Football 10; Golf 9. 10, 11 . 12; Swim Team 11. TRASKO, ELLEN: Honor Society 12; CSMC (Missions) 9. 10. 11; FTA 12. GAA 9, 10, 11; J. C. Latin Club 9. 10. (P.H.C. 9. 10, 11 ) VAN DUSEN. CATHY: Chorus 9. 10. 11; GAA 9, Co-op 12. VAN TIEM, MILT: VARGO, KATHY: VIKING Staff 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Crew; Majorettes 12; Art Club 9, 11 (President), 12; FTA 9; Spanish Club 10; GAA 10, 12. (South Hi . Calif. 9; Redmond High, Wash. 10) VENIA, JOEL: Class Officer 9 (President); Steering Committee 10; Student Council 9. 12; Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Jr. Prom. Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Prom; Varsity Club 11, 12 (President); Boys ' State 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11,12. WATSON. SHELLEY: Lilaary 12. WHEELER, RANDY: Varsity Club 11, 12 (SergBant-at-Arms); Baseball 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9, 10, Footb4l 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12 (Captain); Vocational Program 11,12. WILLETT, DAN: Chorus 9, 10. 11; Vocational Program 11. WILLETT, LYLE: Chorus 9, 10. Co-op 12. Vocational Program 10, 11. WILLIS, MARK: French Club 10, 11; Ski Club 10; Baseball 9, 10; Vocational Program 11. 1Z WOJCIK, DIANE: VIKING Staff 11; Honor Society 11, 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Play Crew; FTA 10. 11. 12; GAA 9. 10, 11. Library 10 , 12 . WOLFE, CHARLA: VIKING Staff 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Assoc. Editor); Quill Scroll 12; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Crew; Cadet Teacher 12; French Club 9, FTA 12. GAA 9, 10. 11. 12. Pep Club 11,12, Cheerleader 10. 12. WOODS, BARRY: WORLEY. CRAIG: Coop 12. WRIGHT, PAM: Steering Committee 9, 11; VIKING Staff 11. 12; Quill Scroll 12; Jr. Prom; Sr. Prom; Jr. Play Crew; Sr. Play Cast; GAA 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 1Z WRUBEL, KAT HY: GAA 9. YON, INGRID: Student Council 10; VIKING Staff 11; AMPLIFIER Staff 11; Honor Society 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11. 12; FTA 10, 11 (Historian), 12 (Vice-President); French Club 12 (Secretary); GAA 9, 10. YOUNG, DAN: Swim Team 10; Vocational Program 11. INDEX - Where It ' s At! Ablett, Barry 92, 93 Agostino, Carrie 102 Agostino, Steve 28, 33, 46, 52, 1 12 AHLES, MIKE 124 Able . Phil 47, 102 Albert, Chris 71 , 77, 92 Aldridge, Pat 28, 43, 92 Aldridge, Val 39, 102 Alfoldy, Chuck 92 Allen, Mark 92 Anderson, Eric P. 92 Anderson, Eric R. 71 . 80, 92 Anderson, Mike 102 Anglebrandt, Judy 92 ANGLEBRANDT, MEL 124 Anglebrandt, Tom 64. 90, 112 ANGOVE, ERNIE 124 Angove, Laurie 92 ANTHONY, LINDA 29, 30, 43, 54. 124 Armstead, Harold 92 ARTMAN, ELAINE 43, 124 Art man, Marlene 92 ASHPOLE, DAVE 29. 54. 81. 87, 90, 124 Austin, Debbie 112 Austin, Janet 92 Austin, Richard 102 Babel, Gary 56, 102 Babel, Larry 56, 102 Bacher, Jodi 47, 112, 117 Bad ley, Joe 76, 86. 102 BAIRD, BILL 125 Baird, Gordon 102 Baker, Betty 112 BAKER, CONNIE 56, 57, 125 Baker. Owen 102 Baker, Sandy 92 Baldwin, Pat 102 BALDWIN, TOM 125 Balinski, Lenard 70, 102 BALON, MIKE 32. 90, 122, 125, 152 Barbe, Paul 40,41,77, 92 Barber, Dave 64,90, 111,112 Basnaw, Diane 43, 112 BASSETT, LARRY 125 BASSETT, ROO 125 Beam, Laura 102 Bellow, Perry 47, 102 Bergstrom, Karan 31, 33, 39. 40, 42. Ill, 112 BERGSTROM, TERRY 126 BIER, JIM 28, 30, 32, 33, 44. 45, 122, 126 Bier, Pat 29, 102 Billiet, Deb 43. 54, 112 Bills, Sherry 102 Bishop. Cornelia 29, 102 BITZINGER, BILL 40, 41. 45, 54, 72, 126 Bitzinger, Dick 29, 38, 40, 41, 50, 102 Blessinger, Terri 112 BLUES, CHRIS 29, 30, 31, 33, 39, 45, 46, 126 Blues, Fran 46, 59, 102 Boehm, Terri 33, 43, 47. 102 Boehm, Tricia 92 Boerre, Casie 92 Boettner, Gale 47, 103 Booth, Allan 77, 92 Borgman, Doug 77, 92 BOROWSKI, ANNE 47, 54, 126, 152 Borowski, Debbie 43, 112 Borowski, Jerry 70. 79. 103 Bowen, Angel 103 Bowen, Chris 112 Bowen, Greg 92 Bowen, Vicky 112 Braden, Jm 81, 92 Breckner, Don 71, 92 Breckner, Jane 112, 113 Brinker, Tom 92 Brown, Gerry 92 Brown, Karen 93 BROWN. KATHY 30, 38, 40, 41, 46. 54, 126 Brown, Laura 50, 62, 103 Brown, Sue 103 Bryan, Jeff 103 BRYDA, CHERI 28, 32, 44. 54, 127 Buelow, Janet 31 , 32. 54, 58, 60, 61 , 88, 111, 112, 117 Bugg, Greg 56. 112 Bugg, Randy 112 Bukowski, Jim 103 BURCH. CHRISTI 42, 127 Burch, Jene 42, 103 Burley, Dave 93 Butcher, Rieka 29, 103 Butler. Amy 31, 33. 40, 41. 52, 54, 58, 60, 61, 112 Butler, Dan 29, 64, 72, 86, 90, 112 Butler, Lorraine 29, 30, 32, 35, 38, 40, 41,51,62. 111. 112 Campbell, Chris 93 CAMPBELL. DENNIS 42, 127 Carolan. Dan 56, 112 Car pa, John 47. 103 Carty, Karen 103 CARUFEL, LOUIS 127 Carufel, Paul 80, 103 Cash, Ken 77. 93 CASH, VICKIE 30, 31, 33, 39, 43. 45, 127, 152 CATALDO, RAY 44. 63, 64. 66, 127 Cataldo, Tina 59, 93 Ceasor, Belle 93 Ceasor, Dave 112 Chapdelaine, Sue 47, 112 Chappelle, Holly 28,59,93 Charest, Dave 103 Churchill. Brenda 93 Churchill, Tom 56. 112 Churilla, Mike 93 Clark, Kim 28. 47, 103 Cleaver. Greg 29, 64, 113, 117 Cline, Cindy 54. 103 Coggins, Sherri 47, 54. 59, 103 Cole, Wayne 113 Coleman, Delano 103 Colgan, Bob 70, 103 COLGAN, DEBBIE 128 COLLARD, PETE 128 Collard, Tim 28, 31, 70, 76. 103 Conger. Diane 113 Conger, Linda 43, 113 Conrad, Kim 93 Cooper, Jesse 93 COWGER, BOB 128 Cowger, Jenny 93 Crawford. Keith 47, 113 Cruickshank, Karen 59, 93 Cruickshank, Lynn 33, 46, 113 Cutter, Gordon 93 CURLEY, PAT 29. 44, 64, 66. 90, 128 CURTIS, BOB 128 Curtis, Mike 93 Curtis, Dianne 40, 41, 104 Czarnecki, Don 38, 40, 41, 93 Czarnecki, Marie 31, 33, 47, 60, 61, 113, 116 CZOSTKOWSKI, CHRIS 128 Czostkowski, Gerard 113 Dahlke, David 93 DANDRON, SANDY 43. 46, 129 Danhausen, Darci 32, 113 D ' Arcy, Dee Ann 59. 60, 93 D ' Arcy, Michele 30, 104 Davis, Joanne 93 DECKER, MARK 47, 54, 129 Deland. Nancy 104 DeLano, Jerry 93 DeLine, Beth 54,62, 104 DELINE, MIKE 57,80, 129 DELOR, PAULA 30, 33, 43. 46. 54. 129 DeNardin. Nancy 59, 60, 93 DENARDIN, RICK 64, 65. 72, 73. 84, 90. 129 DeNardin, Tom 64, 76, 104 Denczek, Joe 104 DeShon, Dick 64. 67, 80. 90, 111, 113 Diem, Kathy 104 DIEM, KEN 90, 129 Dimick, Annette 104 Dimick, Brian 40, 41, 79, 93 DIMICK, DON 38, 40, 41, 57. 130 Dimick, Tim 71, 93 DIMON, BECKY 130 Dionne, Lynne 104 Doan, Mike 56 Dobbyn, Mike 104 Donaldson, Bob 104 Donaldson, Julie 93 Douville, Gary 1 13 DUKETTE, SHERRY 130 DURRANT, DON 42, 130 Durrant, Terry 42, 80. 104 DZIUBINSKI, STAN 130 Dzurnak, Steve 113 Eagen, Brian 113 Eagen, Joe 64, 113 Eagen, Kathy 29. 60, 94 Eagen, Kevin 104 Eagen, Mike 64. 67, 79, 90, 113 Eagen, Virginia 94 Ellis, Chip71.80.94 Endean, Scott 79, 94 Endean, Steve 80, 104 ENDEAN, TOM 45. 54, 79, 90. 130 English, Brenda 60, 104 ENGLISH. FRANK 131 Epperson, Pat 42, 104 Erdman, Keith 104 ERDMAN, MIKE 131 Erno, Karen 36, 47. 104 Ernst, Walt 104 Evans, Mark 70. 80, 104 Evens. Tim 64. 80, 90. Ill, 113 Eveningred, Jody 94 Falk, Lori 47, 54. Ill, 113 Farnsworth, Elien 94 Farr, Kevin 105 Feick, Dave 64, 81, 113 FEICK, WENDY 32. 33, 45, 131. 152 Fetting, Nancy 105 Fitz, Dondra 47, 54. 58. 88, 111, 112, 113 FOLCO, JOHN 64, 67, 90. 121, 131, 152 Franks, Sandra 113 Fraser-Lee, Doug 80, 113 French, Dave 32. 51, 64. 67, 72, 90, 111,113 French. Melanie 29. 47. 51, 54. 58, 111, 113 Frizzle, David 71, 94 Fultz. Rick 77. 94 Gaffney, Fred 105 GAFFNEY, PAT 32. 131 Gardner, Mike 42, 47, 113 Gardner, Theresa 94 GARRETT, PAM 131 Garverick, Kirk 77,94 Garverick, Melodie 94 Gates, Grover 105 Gates. Sonja 94 Gaudette, Nancy 94 Gauthier, Lindsay 114 Gaw, Lori 30, 46. 54, 59, 60, 105 GENTNER. CHERYL 56, 57, 132 Gieleghen, John 105 GILES, LARRY 57, 64. 66. 79, 132 Giles, Sue 105 GILROY, BOB 64. 66. 90. 132, 152 Gilroy, Cheryl 54, 105 GIROUX, LUANNE 132 GIROUX, CINDY 43. 132 GODDARD, LINDA 132 Golubinski, Roy 115 Goniwicha, Steve 64, 67, 82. 115 GOODMEN, CHRIS 44, 54, 88, 133, 152 GOULETTE, GERRIE 133 Green. Jeff 103, 105 GREEN, LINDA 28, 58, 61, 133 Gregg, Al 71, 79, 94 Gregg, Kathy 105 GREUBER. DIANE 57, 133 Hamilton, Marsha 105 Hanchera, Mike 105 Hands, Curt 94 HARDY, JOHN 133 Harris, Kathy 43, 52, 114 Hart. Barb 43, 105 Hart, Karen 114 Hart. Michael 94 HARTEL, RUTH 30. 31,32,33,45,54, 58, 60. 61, 123, 133 Hazlinsky. George 94 HEADLEE, DENISE 30, 33, 43, 60. 134 Head lee. Tom 71, 77. 94 Heaman, Sue 94 He I me r, Laurie 105 Helmer, Linda 54,111,114 Helzer, Gndy 28, 89, 94 Heming, Jack 105 Heming, Mark 94 Hendrick, Howard 105 Herbert, Chuck 95 Herbert, Craig 105 HESS, KATHY 134 Hill, Bev 105 Hillock. Rick 47, 111, 114 Hinkley, Anita 54, 58, 60. 105 Hinkley, Karen 59. 95 Hinkley, Richard 64, 80, 81, 114 Hollingsworth, Bob 113, 114 Hollingsworth , Jeff 95 Hollis, Linda 112. 114 Hollis, Lou Ann 105 HOLLIS. PAUL 134 Holly, Debbie 95 Hooker, Robin 114 Hool, John 70, 106 HORTH, LINDA 30. 31, 46, 134 Hoskins, Scott 95 Hrisca, Dale 77, 95 Hyslop, Dan 51, 106 Irvine, Vickie 95 Isaac, Kathy 42, 95 Jackson, Butch 106 Jakubiak, Pat 106 Jeffries, John 70. 106 Johnson, Dave 1 14 JOHNSON, ED 134 Jones, Dennis 70, 80, 106 Jones, Gary 70, 76, 106 Jones, Scott 29, 80, 114 Jones, Karri 40,41,95 JONES, TIM 134 JORDAN, CORINNE 47 Kaiser, Jeff 70, 106 KAISER, STEVE 64, 66, 79, 135 Kammer, Kirk 71 , 77, 95 (KAMMER) MCCURDY, LORRIE 135 KAMMER, TERRY 56, 135 Keener, Steve 71 , 77, 95 Kegley, Jean 42. 114 KEGLEY, LUCIE 135 Kennedy, Lori 95 Kern. Rick 32. 64, 67, 72, 90, 114 Ketchum, Kandie 106 Ketchum, Karon 95 Kettlewell, Rick 47, 106 Keyworth, John 80, 95 Kilbourn, Bill 95 King, Jim 95 Kistler, Pam 40.41.59,95 Kivel, Errol 106 KLAAS. BRYAN 64, 67. 72, 73, 90, 135 Klaas, Gale 114 Klaas, Linda 106 Klann, Cindy 28. 36, 47, 95, 96 Klettner, LuAnn 95 KNOX. BETH 31. 36, 56. 57, 120, 135 KNOX, RUTH 28. 33, 43, 120, 123, 136 Koschnitzke, Doug 29, 71, 95 KOWALSKI, KEN 136 Krise, Tom 114 Kulman, Bill 95 Kulman, Harold 95 Labadie, Tom 96 Laeder, Jeff 64, 82. 90, 114 LAEDER, PAT 136 LaGruth, Denise 106 Laid law, Larry 106 La Marsh. Jerry 56, 106 Lambert, Becky 39, 47. 106 Lambert, Herbert 96 Lambert. Jeanne 62, 106 Landschoot, Mark 29. 47. 106 LANGOLF, JEAN 33, 36, 54, 136 LaPointe, Denise 47. 54, 114 LARCHYK, LISA 136 Lasher. Cheryl 106 Leach. Jim 71, 77, 96 Leacock, Kathy 42, 52, 115 Lee, Dan 115 Lee, Deb 52, 112, 115 Lae, Denice 28, 47, 115 Lehto, Dawn 54, 89, 92, 96 LEHTO, KIM 30,43, 136 Leitch, Jane 106 LEITCH, JIM 137 Lemanski, Mary 115 Lenn. Karen 47, 54, 103. 106 LENT. JOHN 36. 36, 137 LENTS, LAURIE 46, 47, 52, 137 Liddle, Michelle 96 Lindgren, Dale 70, 107 Lindsay. Bill 96 LINDSAY, TERRY 57, 137 Little, Dave 81.90. 115 Little, Doug 70, 107 Logan, Kim 107 LOGAN, PAT 137 Lottner, Glenn 71, 96 Loughren, Tom 107 Lucas, Debbie 57 MacCallum, Shelly 115 MACDONALD, TERRI 44, 58. 88. 123, 137, 152 Mackay. Jeanne 47, 54. 89, 107 MADER, KELLY 28. 33. 38,40,41, 45, 51, 52, 58. 138 Mader, Kim 58, 60, 107 Magee, Anita 40, 41, 96 Magee, Bob 96 Mallorey, Mike 30, 71,96 Malone, Pat 115 Malone, Tom 71, 77, 93, 96 Maloney, Bruce 71, 96 Maloney, Steve 96 Maples. Tim 64, 90, 115 Marks, Ron 29. 107 Martin, Cheryl 115 Mason, Rick 107 Massacar, Linda 102, 107 Mazure, Joel 1 15 McArthur, Judy 1 15 McArthur, Sandy 96 McCabe. Mary 42, 107 MCCARTHY. PAT 32. 64, 65. 90. 138 McClelland, Alice 30, 32, 52, 54. 58. 60. 61, 115, 117 McCurdy, Tim 80. 107 McDonald, Brenda 59, 96 McDonald, Charles 96 McHenry. Larry 40, 41, 76, 107 McHenry, Mark 33, 40, 41, 72, 81, 111, 115 McHenry, Patricia 30, 40, 41, 54, 59, 60, 89, 96 McIntosh. Doug 56 McIntyre. Lucille 107 McKinlay, Janet 43, 107 McMartin, Barb 43, 115 MCSHANE, HOLLY 28. 47, 138 McShane, Mike 107 Mel ms, Roy 47, 107 Merrell, Debbie 47. 54, 115 MIEKSZTYN, STAN 57, 138 Mielke, Deb 58, 60, 61, 115 Miller, Brian 107 Miller, Cathy 30, 113, 115 Miller. Holly 29. 42. 50. 51, 107 Miller, John 71,96 Miller. Keith 50, 115 Miller, Laurie 116 MILLER, RICK 138 Miller. Sandy 58, 60. 61, 107 Mitchell, Kay 116 Mitchell, Sandy 47, 116 Moore, Randy 96 Moran, Debbie 107 Moran, Phil 96 MORAN. SHERRY 36, 37, 138 Morris. Lisa 96 MOSES, TERRY 53, 139 Moss, Bob 116,118 Mowat, Andy 96 Mowat, Kim 108 Mulder mans, Cheryl 40, 41, 59, 108 Murphy, Debby 97 Nead, Mary Kay 97 Neal. Julie 40, 41,97 Neal, Penny, 51, 97 Nelson. Brenda 97 Nelson. Dave 71, 97 Nelson, Bob 80. 108 Neumann, Pete 97 Neumann, Sharon 116 Nicholas, Nan 116 Nordstrom. Cindy 54, 92, 97 Nordstrom, Lynn 54, 89. 108 Nordstrom, Tom 64, 116 Normandm, Jan 42, 108 Normandm, John 116 NORTON, GARY 52, 53, 139 NOWICKI. NANCY 139 No wick i, Tom 116 Nutt, Mike 80, 111, 116 Oates, David 71. 77, 97 O ' NEIL, MIKE 139 O ' NEILL, CINDY 43. 139 Ortmann, Sue 39, 47, 54, 108 OSENTOSKI, CHUCK 139 Osentoski, Tom 40, 41, 71, 97 OSTRANDER, EILEEN 29. 30, 33, 45, 46, 54, 122, 140 Ott, Karl 47, 108 PALMATEER, JERRY 140 Palmateer, Mike 97 PARNISKE, DENNIS 86. 90, 140 Parrish, Lynn 108 PARRISH, ROB Parrish. Tom 71. 97 Par tain, Pam 47, 54, 89, 108 PARTAIN. ROXANNA 30, 33, 46, 54. 140 PartridgB, Denise 28, 51, 54, 89, 97 Pastor, Luann 42, 108 Path. Roger 30,111, 116 Patterson, Mike 97 PATTISON, CRAIG 52, 53. 140 Patton, Gail 108 Pavlik, Tom 116 Pavlov, Terri 1 16 Payionk, Don 108 Payionk, Marie 97 Pelton, Craig 1 16 PENTLAND, ROBIN 33, 58. 60. 61, 141 Perry, Dale 97 Perry, Dave 71, 97 PERRY, DENNIS 86. 141 Perry. Mike 71, 77. 97 Perry, Suzanne 97 Peruski, Vicki 28, 52. 62, 111, 116 PETERS, DOUG 31. 141 Peters, Robin 77, 97 Pettee, Karen 116 PHILP, TOM 32, 80, 123, 141 Phippen, Julie 40, 41, 97 PNppen, Kim 97 Pickering. Jeff 29. 64. 90, 1 16 Pidick, John 76. 108 Pietroski, Rich 28, 70, 76, 108 Pohl. Patty 40.41,98 Polley, Robin 79. 98 Polley, Ron 98 Porrett, Jerry 98 Porter, Bonnie 108 Porter. Dave 81. 82. 90. 116 Porter, Rick 116 PORTER, TOM 32. 54. 87. 90, 141 Prentice. Bill 98 Prentice, Karen 116 Prentice, Kathy 108 P revost, Dave 51, 72, 81, 116. 117 Premiere. Michele 28. 43, 1 17 PUNG, GERTRUDE 142 Putze, Chris 108 Putze, Denny 117 QUAINE, DAVE 64, 65. 90, 142 Quaine, Karen 117 Quant, Howard 70, 108 RADATZ, KAREN 142 Raines, Randy 98 RAU, MARION 42. 56, 142 Red path, Debbie 28. 51. 52. 54. 111. 117 Reeves, Becky 98 Reid, Ron 108 Richards. Cathy 93, 98 Richards, Craig 81, 108 Richards. Sandy 60. 61. 116, 1 17, 118 Richert, Ricky 98 RIEDEL, LYNN 43, 142 Rivard, Ken 47. 62. 76. 109 RIVARD, MARCELLA 142 ROCK, DENNIS 143 Rock, Harry 109 Rogers. Bill 40, 41, 71. 77, 98 RON AN, MARK 33, 38, 40, 41, 44. 45. 47. 64. 67. 90, 143 Ronan, Pat 42. 117 Rose. Marty 1 17 Roskey, Kendra 112. 117 Rowe, Ken 47, 111, 117 Rowe, Tom 71. 79. 98 Rutkauske, Tern 109 RUTKOFSKE, BUD 143 Saffee. Sherie 42, 98 SALERNO, MARY JO 32. 40. 41.42,44,52, 53, 122, 143. 152 Sanderson, Pam 47, 1 17 Sari, Jake 117 157 6 1 0, to i« W. 14 Zj+m. Cad 30, 4Z 119 wan 144 o 4 1W 2ita, r.wM 79. 119 | -i | l p M Zmuo. Qmryt 113.119 U.,4 M«, 4 64 HA r HQur Mt. 4 f 47, 64. 147. 162 Zone. CM TOO u,«4 u« AW y M ? ,« « . . � M 119 Zvpato, Ampt 100 M-rV M 77 6 Vr, 117 HEATH 2 . 29. 21. 64. 644m U � 4 H4 74, 44 99. 117 140 t� OlW %-jy HA T four mm . torom 96 « � 7 � . 44, V, M 61,6 99. Iff, 114, 117 OmaUk, Am 1 12 t4 mlM dte 4 . I 9 96 TO6 C?YK,0Mf 22.46. 96. 14 VMiMU hA k tA 6 69 144 rv«4«, Mm W, 110 Vi .n 4 m 4 44 47,64, 117 Torn ,. Ami 44. 47,119 b 4) ijwnui _ L hm HA THA.M70. ELLEN 22, 62, 149 Vj.mwwvUi f m 76 47, 107 HA Fim , Ami 99 VAim - A 117, 117 Tiny, bA 99 V4mA j „ Aj, ( , 4 2, 44 TuriMI, MmH 29, 94. 97, 72, 90, 119 6 6 7, r � 117, 11 7 T or nfoutl, U n 77,99 VJ.Un Mart tt TyM. M 119 Tyter, Wayn 119 tVMOl 1 HAUI 144 VraukarMala, 21, 26, 39, 43. 64, 0M � , 6m HA 113, 119 6 my r a. CbM« 1 17 VAN 0O6EN. CATHY 149 Mammal, 6«L 4b 41, 67, 67, 1 1 7 V or Aar bar , Daonna 100 Mammal. l «m . 66 Kaffoy 20. 49, 64, 60.60. WIIMMM MAIHt 47, 49, 4 1 , 67, 144 110 Warm, M«tf ai9ti Varwaeh, Donna 100 bldrlury 4oHn 6ll, 117 Vanaach, Lou Ann 62. 60, 119 tilamn, tiboryl A 64 Van Tiam, Bob 119 tilEMEN HA 1 46, 44. 67, 1 4, 144 Van Tunn, Mun 100 641 kH BOB 144 V7mi Tbm, Amn 100 bitai io«y 64 90, 117 VAN TlfcM, MILTON 42, 149 6IMMON6. 606 A 44, 44 64, 77, 73, V WV i, i M 119 61 60 174, 146 VAHCiO. KATHY 30. 33, 30. 140 9 49 1, Vlubi 116 VfcNIA. iOf L 32, 64, 66. 72. 73. 90. 6 MAI l, 60 6 47, 64 66 60, 146 122, 149 timoli, Mull mi 64 111, 116 VMtfa, M«w� y 43, 110 6m rU� .Bav 66 T fancy 110 timi H i. Oatmb 40, 41, 116 Wit ' . Marly 119 tiiiMlli, Dun 76. 116 , ConnM 100 tMMMl . Ounalil H 66 yy«ikaf , Cnmi 100 bMIMI. EUUENE 146 Warii, tilurllny 110 bntllh. MM A 66 66 Warimr. 0«6M«60, 111, 119 •mini, Maty 66 War HIM. Manor 100 timilli, Nam.y 6b War bnalut, Lorrlo 28, 43, 119 bMIHI. HA I 44, 60. 146 W«r britki. Carol 38, 40, 41, 60, 61, 62, timtlll, bitai mm 116 119 timiih, r«mmy 66 WA1SON, 8HLLLEY 43, 149 b.mih. Vieki 106 Woakland, Ciary 1 10 timylh. bu- A. 106 Waakland, J mi 76, 1 10 tiiiMuk Hoi lOy 47, 71, 76, 66 W«Hr.tilioil«v 30. 64. 110 tinydoi . Hum 47, 67, 116 Walllnytun, Jack 100 tinytkif. Vlakla 116 Wntthfuuk . Mika 68. Ill, 119 tiohukmki. Ml 116 WoatbMiok, Haarl 42, 110 tiuluinun, K«y 66 Weymouth, Oiano 28, 36. 47, 64, 80, 88. tiOl QMON, TfcHHY 146 Ill, 112. 118, 119 6HAHLINU. lANICE 42. 146 Woymuuth, Jayno 31, 1 19 titiatliny. liMitttw 40. 41. 42. 66 WhoHm, Brad 70, 79. 110 bpai liny H«ivw 42, HA WHkELER, RANDY 67,64,66, 79. 149 tifMMuar, 6t mu 64 72. 60. 116 Whealls, J«H 100 ti| ani t. KmId 66 66 While, 0r«9 81, 90. 119 •fWOOif, l«ann 64 htt. 116 Whinny, Tarry 70, 110 tiHHOIBEHHV, KAV 42, 40, 41, 46, Wlorko, 3oa 100 62. 146 Wlelaml, Ed 79. 119 tiloyai . Hun 66 Wll. LETT, DAN 149 til AHK. HAUL 146 WILLETT, LYLE 160 biwiliny Bub 71, 77. 66 WILL 18. MARK 160 tilutay, AH 64. 106 Wlbim Mi amid 40,41, 100 tituiay M ,u 26. 40, 91, 46. 64, 111, Witon. Charyl 30. 46. 62.111, 117, 119 116 Wlbun. Hava 67, 111. 119 tiTOUl , MIKE 26. 46. 60. 14 6 Wibun. Ham 28. 40. 41. 100 tikuh, K-a„ 66 Wlllaa. Ron 77 81. 100 ti 1 HOH. LARRY 146 Wmkai Maltha 110 tilUMH UAH 64 6b. 60. 146 wir.kal IVtiny 33. 68. 1 1 3. 1 19 tilumt . Don 76. 106 WitukMiMcr. Mary 119 tilUMH bUt iO. 43. 14? Woloik. Danna 40. 41. 69. 60. 89. 100 titump. fort 99 WOJCIK. DIANE 32. 43. 62. 160 SlUHUfcVANI CHIf 33. 36. 40. 41. WOLFE. C KARLA 29. 30. 33. 44. 53. 46. 61. 64. 123. 147 64. 60. 61. 86 160 til UHOEVAN 1 DkNNIti 147 WolV Hayyy 46. 64. 69 110 tiulkuwoki, MiiOy 66 WOOOS. BARRY 160 tiuitlvon Mika 76. 60. 116 Wool man. Dam 1 19 button. Mivk 111. 1111 Woolman. Mika 71. 100 tiw«UIIMIV HmK 66 WORLEY. CRAIG 161 SwoHai Bub 66 Wwlav Dab 281 4 47. 110 tiwutt� i . Emm 119 Wriyht. Dun 110 tivtfH Kan 77. 61 66 Wiiyht, Kavm 110 1«vUn. Oiay 106 Wnyht Nonet 69 A) «7 100 TavU . Guy 71. 77. 66 WRIGHT. HAM 33. 46. 56. 67. 151 Ttylgi . Amium 66 Wnyht. IVsiyy 30. 46. 64. 69. 60. 110 Taylor A� hn 66 WRUBEL. KATHY 151 1-yka 1 «hv 114 116 YON. INGRID 32. 36. 36. 40 41. 44. � WM. Odty 70, 74 106 46, 62. 62. 123. 150 ItmBnuk. Ail 106 YOUNLi DAN 150 lkNBHINK MNICk 14? 2aehar� aa. Do66m 110 T«IV, Hun 106 m - BARBE ' S friendly service 3435 GRATIOT MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN BELTLINE AUTO ELECTRIC 3203 LAPEER RD. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN ED BENNER SUNOCO 2611 RAVENSWOOD MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. BIER PARENTS OF JIM and PAT BIER BIERNOT ' S CARPETS RUGS 2404 10th STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MR. and MRS. FRANK E. BLUES PARENTS OF CHRIS and FRAN BLUES BODEIS DRAPERIES 1323 WISCONSIN MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN DALTON ' S SHOES 626 GRAND RIVER PORT HURON, MICHIGAN DETROIT TEA STORE 510QUAY PORT HURON, MICHIGAN DOG N ' SUDS 519 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN DORIS ' BEAUTY SHOP 1341 PENNSYLVANIA MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN FLINCHBAUGH ELECTRIC CO. 762 WATER ST. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN FOX ' S DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS 111 HURON AVE. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN GEORGE ' S FINE SHOES 219 HURON AVE. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN GEORGE INNES MEN ' S WEAR 319 HURON PORT HURON, MICHIGAN HURON AUTOMATIC SCREW CO. 4918 GRATIOT RD. ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN JOE ' S PIZZA 711 HURON PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MAC TAGGART ' S 935 MILITARY ST. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MARTA ' S RECORD SHOP 413 McMORRAN PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MARVEL TOOL and MACHINE CO. 1096 N. RIVER RD. ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN TO SPONSOR MARYSVILLE BAKERY 1320 MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE LIONESS CLUB 207 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE PLASTIC CORP. 315 CUTTLE MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN McHARDY ' S FASHION SHOPPE 1332 MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN MR. and MRS. CHARLES H. McHENRY PARENTS OF MARK, LARRY and PATRICIA McHENRY MIDWAY USED CARS 1215 GRATIOT MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN MODERN MOTOR SERVICE INC. 1504 24th PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER 212 14th MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. 601 HURON PORT HURON, MICHIGAN NORTHGATE PHARMACY 3853 PINE GROVE RD. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN CAPT. and MRS. RICHARD OSTRANDER PARENTS OF EILEEN OSTRANDER MR. and MRS. ERVIN C. PARTAIN PARENTS OF ROXANNA and PAM PARTAIN PEACOCK LUMBER COMPANY 2015 HOLLAND ST. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN J.C. PENNEY CO. 311 HURON AVE. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PEOPLES BANK OF PORT HURON 511 FORT STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PETE ' S PIZZA PARLOR 1318 MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN PIPING and FABRICATION INC. 800 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN PORT HURON BRASS FOUNDRY CO. 200 E. 14th PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PORT HURON PAINT 317 McMORRAN PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PORT HURON SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE TENTH STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PRESTOLITE WIRE and CABLE 3529 24th PORT HURON, MICHIGAN QUINLAN HEATING 1331 10th ST. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN QUINLAN MUSIC STORE 922 MILITARY PORT HURON, MICHIGAN RAETZEL ' S SHOES 216 HURON AVE. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN RICKY ' S DRIVE-INN 3910 LAPEER PORT HURON, MICHIGAN DR. ROBERT L. RUTT 1320% MICHIGAN MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN SAM and JOE ' S HOT DOGS 1005 24th ST. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN SCHUMAN ' S DAIRY ISLE 1826 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN SEAWAY MOBILE HOME RANCH INC. 50 MACK MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN SHANNON-INSURANCE AGENCY 1470 PENNSYLVANIA MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN JERRY SMITH BRAKE SERVICE 2422 GRISWOLD PORT HURON, MICHIGAN SPARSCHU ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE 5334 GRATIOT RD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN STEMACO PRODUCTS INC. 188 14th ST. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN D.J. STEPHENSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 520 WATER STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN TROY DRY CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS 531 PINE PORT HURON, MICHIGAN VAN KEUREN 1402 LAPEER AVE. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MR. HAROLD WARD 159 N. RANGE ROAD MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN WERNER ' S FLOWERS-GIFTS 2433 HOWARD PORT HURON, MICHIGAN MR. and MRS. CHESTER WOJCIK PARENTS OF DEBBIE, DIANNE and DENISE WOJCIK WOLVERINE FOOD MARKET 712 HURON PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 159 K.W. YOST, M.D. 1305 GRATIOT MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN Compliments of Eastern Ambulance Service Inc. 1230 UNION PORT HURON Best Wishes Congratulations To from Class of 1972 Marysville Lions Club P.O. Box 33 Ogden and Moffet Marysville, Mich. 48040 Company Congratulations Marysville To the parents and the Marysville School Improvement System. What a fine group of students! Schnackenberg’s Electric Motor Shop Port Huron Company Complete Real Estate Service Since 1925 Compliments to 1972 Viking It’s been an outstanding pleasure to work with the Class of ’ 72 . Thank you, Askar-Shain BB ■■ f m 11, PS igm , ft— I ' Say it with Flowers From Ruff Floral Company Bonded Member F.T.D. YU 5-8165 406 Quay St. Port Huron, Michigan General Roofing 2508-24th St. Port Huron Michigan 48060 PHONE 982 - 741 1 CONTINENTAL MOTORS 5 1 7 Bard St. Port Huron, Michigan 982-4423 Wholesale and Retail Replacement Parts for Volkswagen Cars FRANKLIN AT THE NEW VILLAGE GREEN SHOPPING CENTER MARYSVILLE 162 ADS TRANSMISSION SERVICE A1 Currier Owner 5988 Gratiot Avenue St. Clair, Michigan Phone 329-2131 Phone: 364-6222 Thorpe Printing Services, Inc. 604 Busha Highway MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 brahany printing 1924 TWENTY-FOURTH STREET Port Huron, Michigan 48060 PHONE (313) 982-6469 PHONE: 364-7700 GIANT ADHESIVE CO. MANUFACTURERS OF CONTACT BOND CEMENTS PIPE WRAPPING INSULATION ADHESIVES FLOOR COVERING AUTO TRIM CEMENTS 4836 GRATIOT ROAD PORT HURON, MICHIGAN ELBERT R. HOOVER PRESIDENT 163 BLUE WATER COLLEGE COLEECE OF COSMETOLOGY t 1BEAUTY IS OUR BUSlUfSS SLAKE IT VnORT PRO CRAMS TO SUIT VO UR BUD GIT NEW CLASSES EVEUVTUE. D. II. K . PLANNED RIDFESS ' tQWAL CAEEEE : I87T OTATIDT BL. MARYSVILLE Marysville E. C. LOTZ Star TOOL DIE The Only 943 Military Street CO. Newspaper In The PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 Tools - Dies Jigs - Fixtures Prototype Work - Experimental World. . . 984-4120 . . . That Really Cares YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR 280 14th Street About Marysville PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS MARYSVILLE, AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES MICH, 1320Y2 Michigan Marysville Phone: 364-8515 364-9209 164 GOODMEN SONS Congratulations LAFAYETTE AUTOMATIC Seniors Your Lafayette Radio Electronics Associate Store TRANS. SERVICE from 1273 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan MARYSVILLE Gfl GEN. AUTO REPAIR AUTO SUPPLY YU 5-5103 1 503 24th Street - at Griswold Port Huron GAS — OIL — LUBE 820 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. 364-9680 Marysville Lawn S Carden Equipment authorized JOHN DEERE dealer ' Division of Marysville Plating Soles Service 2 1 2 Mack Ave. Next To Seaway Mobile Homes O 364-8554 165 Congratulations CLASS OF 1972 City of Marysville north american benefit SSOCIATION UTT1E PROFESSOR BOOK CENTER KENNETH R. BAILEY INTERNATIONAL HOME OFFICE PORT HURON, MICH. William H. Corking III, F.I.C. ( 313 ) 982-8686 234 Huron Ave.. Port Huron. Mi. 49060 MAURIE’S 1025 Huron Ave. Boulevard Sunoco Port Huron. Michigan 984-5041 Our business is your future! COMPLETE ONE-STOP CAR CARE SERVICE 2850 Gratiot Blvd. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 Phone 364-7979 166 PfcllEirl Ron Murphy Owner Com pliments of MARYSVILLE SHELL SERVICE ALLSTATE ROAD SERVICE SELF-SERVICE CARWASH HURON ELECTRIC CORNER HURON St GRATIOT PHONE MARYSVILLE. MICH 40040 36A-6131 SUPPLY CO. CUSTOM PRINTING DESIGNS A LAYOUTS Wholesalers of Electrical Supplies TYPE COMPOSITION JENSEN-TOWNSEND Printing Company 308 WALL STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 012 Water Street Phone port Huron, Michigan 9342061 YUkon 5-8183 BOSTICK AUTO PARTS Specializing in Starters, Generators, and Alternators. Rebuilt Springs Installed 4196 Ravenswood PORT HURON PHONE 364-9009 PHONE EM 4-9528 Elliot iFunpral 3Homr 1205 Pine Grove PORT HURON, MICHIGAN Phone YU 2-8000 Your Greatest Decision in Life will be Found in the Holy Bible, Revelations 3:20 HOUSE OF CLOCKS GIFTS, LAMPS, ART GLASS, ANTIQUES 1820 GRATIOT BLVD. H. C. L. SLOTA MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 Phone 329-4734 s {-lower Sh°P . . „ FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . . • FLOWERS SAY IT BEST” 816 CLINTON and 9th ST. ClAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 WE DELIVER I Come Fly with Us Instruction Rental NEW Cessna 150 $15 per hour Cessna 172 $17 per hour PLUS INSTRUCTOR Phone or Stop in for Details 313-364 8855 Private Pilot Ground School b 5 cove Ftyiwo Congratulations make a daily discovery ” THE TIMES HERALD 907 6th Street Port Huron, Michigan 313-985-7171 May we wish you all good fortune for whatever the future has in store. If you plan on leaving the Blue Water Area, take the local news with you. We can arrange to send the Times Herald anywhere in the world. It ' s almost as good as a letter from home. Port Huron Adjustment Co. 919 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Insurance Claims Adjusting ALL LINES 985-9521 Compliments of M.W. Tomlin Drugstore GRANT MOORE Agency 509 Water St. Port Huron, Michigan Underwriting all forms of Insurance since 1897 169 Compliments of FERRIS SUNDRIES 171 1 Gratiot Ave. Marysville, Michigan EM 4-7771 Dean DeShon BILL ' S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PRICES ON ANTENNAS PHONKi 1070 GRATIOT BLVD. EMERSON 4.7301 MARYSVILLE. MICHIGAN HeLLo. t ires The Complete Line DELTA TIRE SALES 1514 Military Street Port Huron, Michigan 48060 985-8188 CLASS OF NINETEEN SEVENTY-TWO coxGR mjumoN$ . . . THE NEXT STEP IS UP TO YOU Q dluejQjdjfhA L Mteiu Ja 170 KNAPP S FEED STORE Bolens Lawn Equip. Seeds - Feed - Pet Supplies 3735 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Phone YU4-4291 WELSER’S WELL DRILLING CALL EM 4-6361 5640 Gratiot Rd.St. Clair H. SALT, esq. AUTHENTIC ENGLISH TisfigCfjjps 3852 24th Ave. Worlds Largest Chain of Fish Chips Shops Compliments of the MAR YSVILLE DPW 1325 Michigan Ave. SERVICE I is more than just a word with us Phone EMerson 4-6330 Radio Dispatched Trucks DAHLKE RADIO - TELEVISION SALES SERVICE Insured Technician — We service all makes And guarantee our service 274 Bartlett Rd. St. Clair, Michigan Pleasure Pools, Inc. 407 Henry Street SMITHS CREEK. MICHIGAN 48074 PRINCESS POOLS -FREE FORM FIBERGLAS CAMPUS POOLS • VINYL Accessories and Supplies Roger E. McParland Phone 367-3296 Compliments of VIA AIR 171 GEORGE LANG VOLKSWAGEN, INC 2929 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48040 Telephone Area Code 313-364-7000 Shallcross Optical Company 615 Water St. Port Huron, Mich. Phone - YU2-4451 SOUTH PARK WELDING SUPPLIES Congratulations, Seniors! ACETYLENE COMPRESSING PLANT 56 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN EM4-652 1 Port Huron ' s family department store Since 1893 172 It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade mark (r) Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Port Huron 1608 Dove RICHERTS RESTAURANT - BAR Jos. P. Bristol Owner 2201 Railroad Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 For Reservations Phone: 982-3488 MARYSVILLE MARKET Quality Groceries Choice Meats PHONE: 3 64-9704 WM. GAW a SON WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR SEALTEST ICE CREAM 1318 Wisconsin Marysvill . Mrchioan 48040 Chas. F. Lambert a Son, Inc. 1105 WADHAMS ROAD Port Huron, Michigan PHONE 367-3096 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL and EQUIPMENT PARTS AND SERVICE BOWIE COAL A OIL CO. COAL AND FUELOIL 1750 MICHIGAN AVE. Marysville, Mich. 48040 Telephones EM 4-6646 EM 4-7531 173 STEVEN VICKERY FLOOR AND WALL COVERING Quality Carpeting PORT HURON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Quality and Service Many styles to choose from... We Carry Major Brands Also wallpaper - inlaid linoleum and vinyls-- ceramic tile. 1115 10th 982-6246 And Top Quality Merchandise 1006 3rd at Water Russ Jacobs Port Huron Phone: 982-8567 LENN’S Compliments of BARBER SHOP McVety Food Sales Inc. 1305 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 1 626 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Congratulations - Class of ' 72 Compliments of Plaza Billiards 605 Water St. Port Huron, Miehigan 985-9246 Do You Want a New Car? COMPLETE SERVICE and Body Shop Authorized Sales Service Parts CHARRON CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 930 Lapeer Avenue PORT HURON, MICHIGAN ED CHARRON President Bos. Phones 985-8102 985-8186 Then Get One From Charron - Chrysler-Plymouth Compliments K. G. Marks of 2009 Petit Street Elias Chop House Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Port Huron Building Supply Jack’s Catering and 6 Vending Service 3555 Electric 1315 Wall Street 987-2666 Port Huron 985-7821 175 Beaute by Farr “Experts” in High Styling 626 Busha Hwy. Phone 364-9140 Across from Morton Salt Congratulations Seniors Beard Campbell 2975 Lapeer DUNN Paper Company Port Huron, Michigan 48 oeo Ulanufacturers of JJiyliticeig it Papers AT THE MEAOWATtftS or TMC ST CCA A A VIA Adams Gulf Complete Service 2865 Gratiot Marysville ACE HARDWARE Finest Quality - Lowest Prices 326 Huron, Port Huron Allen’s Quality Cleaners 713 Huron Ave. - Phone 982-8881 Free Pick-up Delivery Port Huron - Marysville Area Compliments of MARYSVILLE DAIRY BAR Don Brewer Dodge 3700 Pine Grove Avenue Port Huron, Mich. 48060 Dodge ★ Coronet ★ Dart Dodge Trucks Phone 984-5541 Bowlers Supply Center 1202 Lapeer 1207 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville 364-6444 Bowling Supplies Trophies Phone 982-8143 Compliments of Wonder Bread and Hostess Cakes Marysville 808 Gratiot Phone 364-6741 Fenner’s Fabric Shop COLD IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE - BEER FRESH PR00UCE - OPEN SAM-SPM LONDON 5 FARM DAIRV “All sewing notions for your sewing needs ” Village Green, Marysville Open Monday to Friday 9:00 to 9:00 Fill your needs at... Paul ' s Party Store Gratiot and Wadhams Road 177 AIR CONDITIONED ' ’ FOR YOUR COMFORT thomas m Home of “Good Coffee ' 1 drive-m Delicious Food, Home Baked Pies, Take-Out Orders. Tray Service f. P. THOMAS, Prop. Phone EMerson 4-7882 1835 Gratiot Road Marysville, Michigan Compliments services you can bank on MICHIGAN BankAmericarq WELCOME HEPE Four Convenient Locations To Serve You MICHIGAN BankAmericarq WELCOME HERE of Wirtz Mfg. Co. Phone 982-9553 MAIN OFFICE - 802 Military St DRIVE-IN LOCATIONS - South Park, 2313 Conner St 2300 Griswold — North End, 1620 Pine Grove Ave. Michigan National Bank The Saturday Bank Irwins’ Supply Restaurant Institutional Supplies 2337 10th St. Port Huron Call 985-9757 Hartel and Son Excavating Compliments CARPA’S COLLISION 3182 Lilac Lane Pori Huron , Mich. 385-4929 1810 Gratiot Blvd. 364-6511 178 DOUG BELLOW BUILDER Complete Remodeling Service Swimming Pools Pool Supplies Estimates Upon Request 1352 Georgia Avenue Marysville 364-7589 Congratulations Graduates F. YEAGER BRIDGE CULVERT CO. 1701 Kearney Street P.0. Box 225 PORT HURON, MICH. 48060 Telephone: Area Code 313 - YU 5-8147 WESTRICK’S CAMPER SALES Specializing in truck covers and campers, summer and winter storage, minor repairs and hitch installation. 1811 Range Road, St. Clair, Mich. Compliments of VIKING LANES Marysville POPHAM ' S CUSTOM WOOD- WORKING INC Steel Equipment Millwork Steel Rule Dies 1276 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville , Mich. 364-7551 Compliments of BLAKE SONS GLASS Phone : 985-7187 179 HERB ROSINE’S DAWN DONUT CHICK - N - JOY 24th St. Discounts on Donuts To Churches - etc. 2731 Pine Grove Catering to Any Size Parties HOURS 24TH ST. 5 a.m. - 1 1 p.m. CHICKEN 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. FRI. SAT. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. SUN. - THURS. PINEGROVE 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. SUN. - THURS. 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. FRI. SAT. 180 Pung Sons Plumbing and Heating PHONE: 367-3364 257 HENRY ST. SMITHS CREEK, MICHIGAN 48074 RUTKOFSKE-NEAL, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RALPH D. RUTKOFSKE - ROSS W. NEAL PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 825 17 17th Street Phone 985-5158 TUXEDO RENTALS SUEDE-LEATHER WORK ZIPPER SERVICE LOTT ANTER Cleaning- Tailoring- Alterations- Repairing 1330 - 24th St. 982-2409 Joe Anter, Owner MacKenzie Prescription Drugs 929 24th St. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 985-9694 Compliments of Morton Salt Co. Marysville h Lumber Co. 2325 10th St. Port Huron Call 985-6114 All aboard for NORTHGATE FORD BARNEY WOOD 3600 PINE GROVE PORT HURON, MICH. 48060 BUS. PH.: 984-501 1 181 MICRAWIL MACHINE CO. Precision Machining and Fabrication 5793 Gratiot Rd. St. Clair, Mich. 48079 William F. Worley 364-7050 Owner THI y Elliott E. Sturdivant Insurance Aa«ncy w 2 aU£f Onuvumc 1925 AUTO - FIRE - LIFE - WIND Better Made Potato Chips LIA BILITY BONDS ... _ MARINE INSURANCE 367-3000 6695 SMITHS CHEEK HOAD SMITHS CHEEK 50 Mack Lot 48 HOAG CABINET SHOP, INC. Marysville, Mich. 5310 Gratiot Rd. St. Clair, Michigan 364-6953 New line of china, ceramics, and woodworking. r t ■ Vi ' WWWWWU). , , 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 V ' f ™ I I I I I I I I I | | | I I I I I Wt A l I I I I I I I l l I ' I I I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1972 a A A s s A % A s A S — i -| — t—| — 1— L mm« J-I 4 4 I . w . I . I • - : f Ilf 245l PINE GROVE. PORT HURON I I ft I I I l I I i • • I 982-3500 DEALERS FOR — 1 — ! — 1 1 ! ! CoblaM BOATSffiHiP fTlEROUR 1 1 |±tt � ihtrfff rEE p 1 1 1 1 1 t mftti CHECK M XE BOATS ft ENGINES }Mta±wa SAILBOATS iTHiSNOWMOBILES O ' BRIEN SK � NAL REPAIR SERVICE ‘ MATOa U.S. DIVERS EQUIPMENT fliu m i iti ittmumujatf Btt Tait Block Supply Block Brick Redi-Mix Building Supply 10th Water Phone YU 2-9555 STUCKEY’S PECAN SHOPPE 1-94 and Wadhams Home of Pecans and Fine Pecan Candies We are located on U.S. 25 Business Route— South of Port Huron Business District, overlooking Beautiful St. Clair River. Phones: Lodge— 364-8400, Dining Room— 364-8900. Compliments GRESLEY - MACKA Y, INC. Plumbing and Heating Star Oil Co. Inc. 2929 Lapeer Port Huron, Michigan Your Shell Distributor in the Thumb Area 982-6343 1702 Water Port Huron, Michigan Beware, Beware Biewer ' s Lumber is Everywhere JOHN A. BIEWER CO., INC 812 S. Riverside, St. Clair, Michigan St. Clair - FA 9-2261 184 Congratulations to the Viking yearbook staff for a superb book Eugene Welding Co. ••• Homemade Saisages ❖ Luncheon Meats ALLEN’S MEATS 1563 Michigan Ave. Marysville, 364-7061 The Sherwin-Williams Co. MARYSVILLE SHELL SERVICE 2627 Gratiot Blvd., Marysville Spray Equip. Ladders Wall Paper Free Delivery 412 Huron 984-21 71 : r- EMERGENCY I ROAD SERVICE Compliments of the PORT HURON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION 186 Working Together Day to Day SEPTEMBER 3 School begins. We ' ve only just begun. 8 Student Council elections; Reps and officers attend 1st meeting. 18 U. of M. Band Day, Ann Arbor. 19 ALSAC Drive 24 First issue of AMPLIFIER is sold. 25 First home football game; MHS wins over Algonac 27-7. 30 Underclassmen pictures are taken. OCTOBER 4 Senior pictures are underway- White lace and promises. 5 Sophomore class rings are ordered. 8 Homecoming with Wonderful World of Vikings -Marysville victorious over Chippewa Valley 19-6. 9 Future Teachers of America attend C.M.U. 18 VIKING Yearbook Staff begins sales campaign. 21 Student Council sponsors Energy Pak music assembly. 25 Cross Country Regionals at Port Huron Northern. 29 Mike Balon presents Youth for Understanding Assembly. NOVEMBER 6 Varsity football team wins 1st place; captures final victory over PHC. 16 Seniors are measured for caps and gowns. 19 Senior Class presents PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE. DECEMBER 1 Fall sports banquet- Football, Cross Country and Cheerleaders are feted. KIRBY COMPANY HRISCA ' S DEE-ANNA MOTEL MARY HELEN BEAUTY SHOP 3 Basketball season gets off with a bang: MHS-vs-Chippewa Valley. 14 Booster Club honors the No. 1 team. Band and Cheerleaders. 22 Christmas Music Assembly features MHS Choir. 23 Springwells entertain at the Christmas Dance. 24 Christmas vacation begins, Before the rising sun we fly. 28-29-30 Holiday Basketball Tournament-Vikings earn 3rd place. JANUARY 11 The gym explodes as 707 students complete their enrollment in one day. 15 Marysville Invitational wrestling-MHS takes 5th place. 18-19-20 MHS Semester Exams 21 Junior Prom, A Midwinter Night ' s Dream, is held at Gardens School. 24 Second semester incorporates new classes. 26 New Student Council representatives are elected. 28 MHS Swim team holds Marathon. FEBRUARY 8 MHS Student Council Exchange Day; Anchor Bay attends MHS classes. 14 Jeans stricken from dress code. We ' ll find a place where there ' s room to grow. 16 GAA JV and Varsity teams take 1st place in tournaments at Cros-Lex. 23 Brad pins for a win in Wrestling Meet. 25 Marysville defeats Marine City to capture No. 1 in SCAL Basketball. Patrons CLASS OF 71 PETROLANE GAS SERVICE ROBBINS LESLIE CLEANERS MARCH 2 District Basketball Tournaments; Marysville soars to 1st place. 7 Regional basketball tournaments are held at Ferndale High School. 9 New members enter National Honor Society. 16 Student Council sponsors Activity Night. 28 Spring sports banquet-Basketball, Wrestling, Swimming and Cheerleaders are honored. 31 Teachers take trips. APRIL 3 Teachers return; students are still out. 11 AMPLIFIER Staff plays basketball with faculty. 21 MHS Band entertains at Concert. 22 Marysville Track Relays 27-28-29 GAA lovelies present annual Swim Show. MAY 3 Junior Play student performance 8 Vicing Week 9 County bands invade MHS for Band Festival. 15-16 Artists display talents at annual Art Show. 26 Seniors receive caps and gowns. 28 Baccalaureate; So many roads to choose JUNE 2 Senior Honors Convocation and Senior Prom. 4 Commencement; So much of life ahead. 6-7-8 Final exams. And yes. We ' ve Just Begun. MR. MRS. JOHN SIEMEN THOMAS-DEE HAIRSTYLING WILTON ' S T.V. 187 — V _