Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1973 volume:

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Student Council sponsors 1st Bl money-making project — Activity Night. 1st Council meeting. 15 - 1st Football game of the season MHS defeats Lapeer 30-0. 16 — Cross Country Holly Invitational 22 - First} issue of AMPLIFIER out MHS Football at Algonac; Accepts close 19 -MHS Choir provides ifriTertainment at Christmas Assembly. 20 — Christmas Dance held by Student Council g- Students dance to rhythms of “The F at Cole.” 21 The long-awaited holiday of bliss! JANUARY 3 - Classes resume — Back to the hallowed halls! . 8 - Harriers run up and down stair s. Watch out below! 12 — Seniors first again — this time for 2nd semester registration. 17 - The new Viking Theatre presents “Cool Hand Luke!” 20 MHS Wrestling Invitational is held. 23-25 The most dreaded days of entire year Semester Exams! 24 — Rich Pietroski is selected to represent MHS in YFU during summer. 26 - Junior Prom — “Warm Hearts In a Winter’s Dream” is the theme for 73 with “The Trade Winds.” FEBRUARY 1 — Frosh Basketball Team topples Chippewa Valley 39-37. 1- 2 - Freshmen and Juniors “see” a test for Mrs. Cummings. 6 - G.A.A. girls capture the trophy at the basketball playday held at MHS. 8 — Vickie Irvine wins spelling contest; Michelle Liddle is best ‘typist — BOEC v contests. 14 — F.T.A. hosts pupils from Woodland School. 16 — Our “Snow Day”! 18 — 550 Lucky people send in final order for 73 VIKING! 21 — Tea for two — or two hundred - Honor Society honors Honor Roll students. 22 — French Club sponsors pancake dinner. 23 - Marysville Fish pulled the plug on Warren Tower 72-71. 24 - Kevin, Mike, Brad pinned the best at Wrestling Districts. 26 — Student Assembly — American Poetry duo. MARCH 2 — Teachers have a h a p py day from the FT A 5 - First District Basketbal Game Ours! 53-38 over Marine City! 6 — Outdoor Recreation Field Trip Ice F i sh i n 7 - Vikings do it again — Cros-Lex succumbs 5440! 9 — Seniors share Memory Books. 10 - District basketball. MHS takes place! MHS 71 - St. Clair 59. 19 - March Madness interrupted by another “Snow Day”! 1 1 Regional Basketball begins. 23 BOLC holds Garden Party. 26 Spring break - Florida - or Colorado - or bust! ; 2 — Spring has sprung, but we’re back for more of the bopks. 4 - Sports Banquet - Basketball Teams, Wrestlers, Swim Team, Cheerleaders are honored. 6 — Another day oil’ for the students, but teachers confer, as always! y - MHS Band raises the auditorium roof 1 with annual Spring Concert. 1y- Biology students travel to MSU ? Health Professional Day. V - Blue tter Choral Festival singe l present many a merry tune at MHS. 20-23 - More vacation? We really rate this Sal year! 27- 28 Biology people on the road again ■ train, too to Toronto! WHEEE! M MAY ■ 2 - Mass band at Blue Water Festival W to enjoy! gp, 4, 5 — G.A.A. swimmers perform “The Wonderful WoH of Disney.” 8 Class of 74 breaks out for party of Jhc year. 11 This must be “Junior” Week! Dram B talents exposed in class play. 14-18 Viking Week — Need more be said H 1 7 Awards are presented to active students. 22 The Spirit of 76 rises again as Frosh have Class party. 25 Sophomores have record turnout as they “whoop it up” in the gym, pool, and rec. room. . 7 28- 29 - Our last breather before the last big drive. 550 lucky people immensely enjoy the 73 VIKING! II FTA again honors faculty at annual tea. JUNE Tft 1 — Seniors swing out in caps and gowns — Trial practice only! 3 - Senior Week begins with Baccalaureate. 7 — Honors are awarded at evening ceremony.- 8 — Np school for Seniors — such quiet halls! Dinner-Dance and All-Night Party help Seniors spend every last bit of energy, 10 - Commencemei - That glorious goajH 12, 13, 14 -Underclassmen suffer throt B Two weeks AC Drive; MHS students participate i is leu kemia drive. s of 75 order rings today from yberry Company. Askar-Shain takes p pictures. sville tops Marine City at MHS School pics taken flor 9-10-11 grades. OCTOBER iW Youth For Understanding Assembly Sweden comes aKflarysville. Vickie Peruski helps us ndPstand. 8 - March of Dimes falk-a-Thon. MHS participates. 10 — SCCCC . 13 — Sophomores win competition between classes b j filling their jar to a sum totaling $ 82.23. 16-21 - Senior class pictures taken. 20 Homecoming — Sandy Richards crownqfd MHS Queen. IVJarysville defeats St. Clair 48-12. 21 - Cheerleaders attend cheerleading clinic held in Midland, Mich. NOVEMBER 6 — MHS Choir serve supper with a song - Spaghetti Dinner and Concert. 9- 10 - Parents-Teachers conferP- Teachers tell tales IN school! 11— Senior Play — “Professoi How Could B Y ou ! ” is smashing success! 19 — March of Dimes Bread Sales 23 — Thanksgiving Recess 29 Fall .Sports Banquet — Football, Golf, Cross Country, Cheerleaders honored. 30 - Drama Class presents melodrama, “Way, Way Down Ea L DECEMBER 1 Donkey Basketball Game — l acuity vs. Varsity Team. 8 MHS vs. Marine City — 1st home basketball game of the season. We Won! 90-10! 11 -MHf Music Dept, presents Chr istmas Music Festival. flown away, •v toda DEDICATION ACTIVITIES SPORTS SENIORS SENIOR DIRECTORY JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN FACULTY INDEX ADS m m The 1973 Viking Is Dedicated To.... LINDA EMILY HELMER May 22, 1955- August 10, 1972 “She seemed to hear around her the immortal symphonies of the world. ” Well blest is he who has a dear one dead: A friend he has whose face will never change. A dear communion that will not grow strange; The anchor of a love is death. “Forever” by John B. O’Reilly Beauty Wins Over All As Sandy Reigns The stars couldn’t match the sparkle in her eyes as the ravishing representatives seated are Debbie Redpath, Queen Sandy Sandy Richards was crowned Homecoming Queen for Marysville Richards, and Dondra Fjtz. Standing representatives are High on October 20, 1972. Her charm, together with the beauty Sophomore Holly Chappelle, Freshman Sue Baldwin, and Junior and elegance of all the class representatives made the Terri Rutkauske. homecoming festivities most memorable. Senior court 7 Wally says, We re Alligator Tough” ' was the theme for the Junior class float. The Juniors really gave it all they had and placed second in the 1972 Homecoming float competition. Homecoming festivities began with the annual homecoming parade. Students filled the s treets to watch the colorful scenery of the class floats. Music filled the air as the M.H.S. band played and led both floats and students over to the stadium for a pep assembly. All students showed an amazing amount of spirit, for they knew that in just a few hours at half time, the Marysville High School Queen of 1972-73 would be crowned and the winners of the float competition would be announced. At half time, music filled the air once more as the ever-faithful M.H.S. band played and formed a lovely “rose garden” in which the Homecoming Queen would be crowned. And she was — lovely Sandy Richards! Queen Sandy and the members of her court reigned over the homecoming dance, “In The Still Of The Night.” Queen Sandy and her escort Dave Porter, danced to the Queen’s dance while her court joined in. Music was provided by the band “Head F irst.” The Student Council was responsible for the planning and organization of the best Homecoming ever! “We Won’t Be Dragon, Cuz We’re All Fired Up,” was the theme chosen by the Senior class, which influenced the judges to award the first-place prize of $25 to the Seniors. The Homecoming dance wouldn’t have been complete without the rock-and-roll music from the band called “Head First.” 8 Lovely Sue Baldwin and her escort Dale Stump. Although the Freshmen failed to place in the float competition, their float “Roll on to a Victory! ” showed great spirit and ingenuity. The float was constructed at Lori Knox’s home. In the Still of the Night The sophomore float, which was assembled at Theresa Gardner’s home placed third, with the theme of “Vikings Say, ‘We’ll Beat ’em, Good and Plenty’!’’ 9 People With... Bob Donaldson, Vice-President, and Tim Collard, President, showed leadership ability by directing the Student Council in their Junior year. Governing Ideals The 1972-73 Student Council started the year out sponsoring the 52nd annual homecoming. Vicki Peruski and Cathy Miller, co-chairmen for the event, planned a spirited week for the Vikings. Free refreshments were served, courtesy of the Council, after the Viking March and bonfire preceding Homecoming night. “In the Still of the Night” was the chosen theme for the dance which closed Homecoming “72”. Gardens School hosted this year’s Christmas Dance. A successful turnout came to hear the “Fat Cole Band.” The officers went to Area League meetings where they met with other school councils and exchanged different projects the Councils were undertaking. The Money-Making Committee sold popcorn during Varsity Football and Basketball games which added a little butter to the games. Plastic coated I.D. cards were distributed throughout the student body for the purpose of student identification at local affairs. The 1972-73 Student Council mastered a prosperous year for both the students and administration. Fourth Row: Dick DeShon, Mike Anderson, Dan Butler, John Shirkey, Greg Cleaver, Scott Jones, Dave French, Steve Sawdon, Mike Eagen. Third Row: Dan Flyslop, Pat Burley, Mike Tomalo, Kevin Wright, Gary Hill, Don Breckner, Don Smith, Robin Peters, Jeff Parker, Mr. Patterson, Advisor: Second Row: Pat Bier, Martha Winkel, Melanie French, Ann Randall, Anita Hinkley, Denise LaPointe, Sherri Coggins, Jenny Cowger, Kim Clark, Kathy Eagen, Sue Francesconi, Sue Collard, Mary Schultz. First Row: Jan Dandron, Julie Farnsworth, Joan Carolan, Vicki Peruski, Secretary; Cathy Miller, Treasurer; Tim Co llard, President; Sandy Miller, Debbie Merrell, Sue VanderMale, Michelle Warner. Not pictured: Kris Kujat, Sue Ortmann, Gary Douville, Renee Warner. 10 Back Row: Dick Bitzinger, Dan Lents, john Miller, Gary Schlinkert, Mike Mallorey. Front Row: Jancen Brackenbury, Dawn Coggins, Mary jo Beaudry, Karen Quaine, Lisa Smith. Back Row: julie Donaldson, John Shirkey, Steve Sawdon, Pam Wilson. Front Row: Sandy McArthur, Cornelia Bishop, Cindy Klann. Vicki Peruski, a Senior, kept herself busy filling the office of Secretary at which she proved very efficient. Money matters and headaches seem to go together, and Cathy Miller, a 1973 officer, kept a clear head when she served as Treasurer. . n Write On -AMPLIFIER With the help of an able advisor, Miss Clare Vivian, and hard-working, dedicated Co-Editors-ln-Chief, Sue VanderMale and Janet Buelow, the AMPLIFIER was again among the top school newspapers in the area. Even though the staff was small, the willing editors and concerned reporters managed to produce an issue almost every week. Special issues were printed on all important holidays. Candy canes and a coloring contest highlighted the Christmas issue. Second semester, the AMPLIFIER started selling ads to finance more pictures in future issues. Back Row: Sue Ortmann, Vicki Peruski, Jane Breckner, Alice McClelland, Cathy Miller, Pam Partain, Debbie Redpath, Dan Hyslop. Front Row: Sue Schmitt, Exchange Editor; Tim Collard, Sports Editor; Sue VanderMale, Co-Editor-In-Chief; Miss Vivian, Advisor; Janet Buelow, Co-Editor-In-Chief; Marcia Storey, Co-Feature Editor; Karan Bergstrom, Editorial Editor; Amy Butler, Co-Feature Editor. 12 BOEC - We Mean Business! f Fourth Row: Lori Gaw, Michele D’Arcy, Fran Blues, Lynn Schoenrock, Karen Erno, Anita Hinkley, jo Ann Schultz. Third Row: Betty Baker, Becky Reeves, Sue Chapdelaine, Gale Klaas, Kim Clark, Sherri Coggins, Annette Dimick, Chris Agostino, Debbie Worley, Gayle Sawdon. Second Row: Nancy Fetting, Marie McDonald, Shelly MacCallum, Connie Wagner, Karen Hinkley, Brenda McDonald, Carrie Agostino, Terri Boehm, Beth DeLine. First Row: jodi Bacher, Cornelia Bishop, Peggy Wright, Vickie Snyder, Shelley Ward, Mr. Collard, Advisor; Mary Witukiewicz, jayne Weymouth. Back Row: Shelley Ward, Secretary; Mr. Collard, Advisor; Peggy Wright, Reporter; Cornelia Bishop, Vice-President. Front Row: Vickie Snyder, President; jodi Bacher, Treasurer; Cheryl Zinzo, Parliamentarian. The official name of this association is the Marysville Chapter of the Michigan Club of Business and Office Education Clubs (BOEC). Any student of MHS in grades 9 through 12 who is currently enrolled in business subjects and has a career objective of an office occupation is eligible for membership. No member may miss more than three meetings, or he or she may be dropped from the club. This year BOEC members sponsored a successful bake sale and put on a lovely pot luck dinner to which advisors, principal, and superintendent of Marysville Schools were invited. They also sponsored a typing and spelling contest where ribbons and trophies were awarded to the winners. Mr. Collard, BOEC Advisor. 13 The Viking Staff YEARBOOK EDITORS: Back Row: Patricia McHenry, Sophomore Editor; Sue Ortmann, Activities Editor; Pam Partain, Ass’t. Editor of Activities; Mrs. Bellow, Advisor. Sitting: Peggy Wright, Sports Editor; Marcia Storey, Faculty, Freshman, and Senior Editor; Cathy Miller, Editor-in-chief; Sandy Miller, junior Co-Editor; Michele D’Arcy, Business Manager; and Lynn Nordstrom, Junior Co-Editor. Kathy Vanlerberghe is Advertising Manager for the yearbook. Kathy has to record all advertisers and the amounts they contributed. As advisor of the yearbook, Mrs. Bellow sees that the staff puts out a good yearbook and thinks of ways to keep the cost of the yearbook low. Mrs. Bellow spends much of her extra time working for our yearbook. 14 Creates an Involvement YEARBOOK STAFF - Back Row: Fran Blues, Teri Stump, John Flool, Vickie Irvine, Linda Massacar, Mike Mallorey, Mark Heming; F ront Row: Sue Tyler, Jane Breckner, Tina Campbell, Patrice Thompson, Mary Ann Vanlerberghe, Karen H in k ley, Pam Robbins, and Kim Zepp. Not pictured: Pam Snyder, Alice McClelland and Keith Miller. ' - Comprehension, Glory, Knowledge. . . Vicki Peruski, a senior, was chosen as last summer’s Youth for Understanding representative. As well as being an exchange student, Vicki is also very active in school activities. She is a timer for the Swim Team, a Varsity Cheerleader, Secretary of Student Council, a member of the AMPLIFIER staff, a member of FTA, President of French Club, a member of Pep Club, and she worked on the Senior Play and Prom. For two months, Vicki’s home was a tourist hotel in Klippen, Sweden, owned by her Swedish parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bror Berg, and their two children, Christer 18, and Catarina, 15. Christer, Vicki’s Swedish brother, is also an exchange student and is attending school in Farmington, Michigan. Besides seeing Sweden, Vicki had the pleasure of visiting Norway and Denmark. Vicki also enjoyed mountain climbing, sightseeing, and just meeting people. Vicki expressed her gratification and appreciation with “It was an experience of a lifetime!” She has definite plans to return to Sweden and visit her Swedish family. Jtotrrnatioiul onmaip Sorirtn tirrlFicih Srhnol Journalise Back Row: Sue Ortmann, Michele D’Arcy, Kathy Vanlerberge, Peggy Wright. Front Row: Cathy Miller, Mrs. Bellow, VIKING Advisor; Marcia Storey. 16 Back Row: Karan Bergstrom, Amy Butler, Tim Collard. Front Row: janet Buelow, Miss Vivian, AMPLIFIER Advisor; Sue VanderMale. Back Row: Darci Danhausen, Alice McClelland, Lynn Cruickshank, Amy Butler, Catherine Miller, Mark McHenry, David French, Gary Schlinkert, Mary Winkel. Front Row: Steven Agostino, Historian; Lorraine Butler, Secretary; Terri Boehm, Vice-President; Mrs. Gorham and Miss Heckman, Advisors; Richard Kern, President; Janet Buelow, Corresponding Secretary; Karan Bergstrom, Treasurer. People of Promise Third Row: Shelley Ward, Debbie Borowski, Linda Klaas, Mary Winkel, Barb McMartin, jean Kegley. Second Row: Mrs. Gorham, Terri Boehm, Carrie Agostino, LouAnn Hollis, Merry Visga, Debbie Warner, Pam Sanderson. First Row: Deb Worley, Janet McKinlay, Barb Hart, Gale Klaas, Kathy Harris. Some of the duties of the library students are checking books in and out, putting up newspapers and new magazines, and filing the back issues. Not only do they do all of these jobs, but many more, such as putting returned books on shelves, counting and recording daily circulation of the books and taking care of overdue lists. Each student has a particular section of the library which is her responsibility. In each section the books ar e to be straightened and the shelves cleaned. Each new book must have a pocket, and cards for the paperbacks have to be typed. The student must be able to file cards in the card catalog alphabetically. The girls are graded on how well they do the above and on the worksheets and tests assigned. Cindy No r dstrom completes library passes. Library Service Fulfills Student Needs READ A BOOK By Lori Wilson Grade 4 When I’m going on a trip, With nothing else to do, I simply go and read a book, I read the whole night through. Some books are good And some are bad; Some are happy And some are sad. So if you Ye sick or off the “hook,” Just remember — Read a book! Mrs. Gorham has been the librarian at MHS for sixteen years. She is the homeroom teacher for one of the sophomore sections. During the course of the day, Mrs. Gorham has many duties to perform. She is in charge of making sure all her library assistants are doing their jobs. She also helps students and teachers locate books and other reference material. She prepares the reading material for classes which use the library during the day. Along with all of these jobs, Mrs. Gorham is also a Junior Class advisor and is an advisor for the Honor Society. Laura Beam works with card catalog. Karen Carty is a second semester library student this year. 19 CREW — Third Row: Sue VanderMale, Cheryl Zinzo, Mark McHenry, Dondra Fitz, Doug Fraser-Lee, Greg Cleaver, Mike Eagen, Melissa Schroeder, Deb Merrell, Barb Shimmel, Cheryl Wilson, Second Row: Mary Tomalo, Dee Weymouth, Melanie French, Cathy Miller, Mr. MacDonald, Director; Marcia Storey, LouAnn Vansach, Shelly MacCallum, Jodi Bacher. CAST — First Fow: Sue Schmitt, Tim Evans, Dave French, Gary Schlinkert, Lorraine Butler, Janet Buelow, Steve Agostino, Vicki Peruski, Debbie Redpath, Alice McClelland. The Cast of the Junior Play demonstrated their acting ability during the performance of “Act Your Age.” With the aid of the backstage crew, Mr. MacDonald, director, found the support needed in making the show a success. Marcia Storey, student director, and Cathy Miller, stage manager, supervised the activities behind the scenes. 20 SENIOR PLAY CAST: Standing: Don Smith, Gary Mary Winkel. Sitting: Alice McClelland, Sue Schmitt, Mark Schlinkert, Marcia Storey, Dave French, Steve Agostino, McHenry, Debbie Redpath. PROFESSOR, HOW GRANDMA Mary Winkel GRANDPA Don Smith KEATS PERRY Mark McHenry JOHN APPLEBY Gary Schlinkert VICKIE RANDOLPH ... . . .Debbie Redpath PRISCILLA MORLEY . . . . . . Alice McClelland TOOTSIE BEAN Marcia Storey “BUTCHER BOY” BEAN . . . . . . Dave French BOGGINS Steve Agostino VALERIE WHITMAN .... Sue Schmitt ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ... . . . Amy Butler STAGE MANAGER .... Janet Buelow PROMPTERS LouAnn Vansach, Karen Quaine, Vicki Peruski BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Cathy Miller SCENIC ARTIST . . . Karan Bergstrom TECHNICAL DIRECTOR . . . . . . Jane Breckner Mr. MacDonald, Director 22 COULD YOU! CREW — Third Row: Jane Breckner, Barb Shimmel, Linda Melanie French, Deb Lee, Mary Tomalo, Vickie Snyder. First Hollis, Lorraine Butler, Melissa Schroeder, Jean Kegley. Second Row: LouAnn Vansach, Karan Bergstrom, Cathy Miller, Mr. Row. Vicki Peruski, Dee Weymouth, Deb Merrell, Dondra Fitz, MacDonald, Amy Butler, Janet Buelow, Karen Quaine. 23 Give us a snow fob! Ski Club Officers: Karl Ott, Vice-President; Melanie French, President; Jeanne Mackay, Secretary. Absent: Perry Bellow, Treasurer. I’m going to make my own snow! 24 ®M|(. 1 l L K V ' h Mr “If Fifth Row: Mary Tomalo, Sue Schmitt, Sue Chapdelaine, Errol Kivel, Sherri Coggins, Dick DeShon, Gail Patton. Fourth Row: Kim Clark, Kris Kujat, Cindy Klann, Denise Partridge, Jim Braden, Dale Schmitt, Rick Hillock, Dondra Fitz. Third Row: Pat Jakubiak, Laura Beam, Cornelia Bishop, Sally Thomas, Karen Erno, Pam Sanderson, Sandy Mitchell, Pat Bier, Debbie Moran. Second Row: Karen Lenn, Terri Boehm, Sue Collard, Dawn Coggins, Pam Partain, Judy McArthur, Sue Burns, Julie Donaldson, Dan Hyslop. First Row: Miss Arno, Advisor; Perry Bellow, Karl Ott, Melanie French, Jeanne Mackay, Sharon Gardner. Miss Fedraw, Advisor. Standing: Annette Dimick, Treasurer; Kim Mader, Mrs. Sharon Gardner, Kathy Samuelson, Fran Blues, Secretary; McCall, Advisor; Peggy Wright, Linda Klaas. Sitting: Cheryl Shelley Weir, Dan Hyslop, Sergeant-at-Arms; Lori Gaw, Muldermans, Vice-President; Lynn Schoenrock, Ann Randall, President. Artists - Doing Their Thing FTA Builds a Learning Foundation Standing: Cindy Helzer, Su Heaman, Penny Neal, LouAnn Vansach, Marcia Storey, Deb Lee, jane Breckner, Deb Zacharias. Sitting: Carrie Agostino, Historian; Alice McClelland, Vice-President; Sandy Miller, Secretary; Mrs. McCall, Advisor; Lorraine Butler, President; Cathy Miller, Treasurer; Dan Hyslop, Sergeant-at-Arms. Not Pictured: jenny Cowger, Karri jones, Renee Warner, and Sally Thomas. F.T.A., Future Teachers of America, sets a format for students who are interested in teaching as a profession. F.T.A. members attended a Michigan Education Association conference at Central Michigan University in early fall. Members assisted at parent-teacher conferences and sponsored a Valentine’s party for the students of the Woodland School. The annual Spring Tea was served for the Marysville district teachers. There were two cadet teachers this year: Deb Lee and LouAnn Vansach. Deb Lee assisted Miss Fedraw in the science department. LouAnn Vansach assisted Mrs. Burns in the physical education department. Both said that besides learning, cadet teaching was fun. 26 Debate: The Art of Thinking Debate Team — Standing: Keith Miller, Gary Hinkley, Dick Bitzinger. Sitting: Dan Hyslop, Schlinkert, Miss Butler, Advisor; Richard Valarie Aldridge, Holly Miller, Sally Thomas. The Marysville Debate Team competed against eleven other schools to obtain 8th place for the 1972-73 year. This year’s record was 8 wins, 12 losses. The topic was “Resolved that the federal government should finance public schools.” Our debate team sponsored a meet this year, with over one hundred students attending. The team also served dinner to the visiting guests between matches. This year’s top speakers were Gary Schlinkert, who won Top Speaker Award for MHS, and Dan Hyslop who won Top Novice Speaker. Viking Forensics Group is Organized This year’s Forensics Team consists of eight members with ten categories which are Keith Miller, Boys’ Extemporaneous; Sandy Miller, Girls’ Oration; Don Smith, Serious Interpretation; Dan Hyslop, Interpretative Story telling; Chuck Shagena, Radio NewsjLorraine Butler, Humorous Interpretation. Forensics Team — Standing: Sally Thomas, Lorraine Butler, Keith Miller, Dan Hyslop. Sitting: Don Smith, Chuck Shagena, Sandy Miller, Miss Butler, Advisor; not pictured: Debbie Mielke. 27 Juniors Are o Very Special People Snow-covered trees, tiny deer, and a wishing well all complemented a horsedrawn sleigh which set the scene for the 1973 J-Hop, held at the Gardens School. Decorating committees were supervised by Mrs. Shirley McCall, Chief Advisor for the class of 1974. Miniature sleighs and snowmen ornamented the table tops. Champagne glasses added an extra glitter to the punch made by Mrs. Mary Becker, Advisor, and cookies baked by members of the Junior class. Karen Hinkley and Patricia McHenry with their dates, Rick Fultz and Doug Borgman, respectively, hosted for the evening. Entertainment provided by the “Tradewinds” helped to make a “Winter’s Dream” come true. Before . w wm 28 29 Third Row: Miss Arno, Advisor; Cindy Helzer, Don Breckner, Ron Wiltse, John Tomalo, Ken Rivard, Peggy Watson. Second Row: Trenia Yielding, Janice Wilson, Diane Bier, Denise Partridge, Becky Pochodylo, Mary Schultz, Pam Partain, Were On Our Making caramel apples, having a pancake supper, popping popcorn, sponsoring dances are all part of the French Club. Why all the fuss? So the members can earn enough money to make a possible trip to France. The members all help in their share of work. It’s going to take a lot of money to Linda Webb. First Row: Pam Snyder, Angela Troy, Mary Winkel, Lorraine Butler, Vice-President; Vicki Peruski, President; Beth DeLine, Secretary; Pam Herman, Treasurer; Sue Little, Sue Collard. Way To France! send all these members to France and that takes a great deal of selling. However, it would be worth having some of the students from MHS go to France and then have them share their adventures with the student body. Those that went to France last year are Beth DeLine, Pam Snyder, and Ken Rivard. And the Band Marched On 1 ' 32 Standing: Don Czarnecki, Pam Wilson, Carol Cataldo, Keith Miller, Pam Featherstone, jeff Henschel, Paul Barbe. Sitting: Tom Osentoski, Pam Kistler, Patty Pohl, Cheryl Muldermans, Karri jones. 33 Majorettes Spark Half Time The Majorettes sponsored a very successful bake sale and garage sale to raise money for new uniforms. They also made the half time of each home football game a stunning success. During this year they participated in a routine with 1200 other Majorettes at the University of Michigan Band Day. The girls also were ushers at the Christmas and Spring concerts. They led the band in the Memorial Day parade. For the Seniors, this was their last time marching, but the others will be looking forward to next year. Drum Majorette Sue VanderMale 34 Karan Bergstrom, Senior Sue Ortmann Carol Zeller, Senior Becky Richert Karen Lenn Pam Robbins v viw As They Twirl Through the Season Valarie Aldridge Becky Lambert Karen Nicholas 35 Standing: Don Czarnecki, Larry McHenry. Third Row: Tim McCurdy, Dianne Curtis, Carol Cataldo, Anita Magee, Jim Philp, Brian Dimick, Mark McHenry, Pat Burley, Mark Carufel, Lorraine Butler. Second Row: Denise Wojcik, Pam Kistler, Joanne Sparling, Cheryl Muldermans, Julie Neal, Julie Phippen, Dawn Coggins, Sue Francesconi, Peggy Watson, Marlene Eagen, Tom Pavlik, Patricia McHenry. First Row: Debbie Mielke, Patty Pohl, Tom Osentoski, Pam Featherstone, Karri Jones, Karan Bergstrom. Center: Conductor, Mr. Charles Salvo. 36 Believe In Music Under the direction of Mr. Hopkin, the Marysville High School Choir presented its talent to many people. In October the choir “sang for its supper” at a Spaghetti Dinner. The month of December was busy with singing for the school Christmas Program. The choir also taped the program for use on television and radio. A concert was also given for the Rotary Club. Something new, the choir participated in the National Honor Society reception for all honor roll students. Back Row: Rick Fultz, Harold Armstead, Ralph Johnson, Tim Collard, Joanne Schultz. Front Row: Sherry Bills, Angela Troy, Terry Conrad, Vicky Bowen, Kathy MacDonald. Third Row: Mr. Hopkin, Director; Tim McCurdy, Mike Gardner, Laura Beam, Jan Normandin, Kathy Harris. Absent — Dave Dave Sparling. Second Row: Barb Keeler, Joanne Keeler, Joanne Zablocki, Keith Miller. Accompanist: Holly Miller. Sparling, Lorraine Butler. First Row: Janet Ulrich, Kathy Isaac, 37 1972-73 GAA OFFICERS - Standing: Kim Mader, Secretary of Sports; Kathy Eagen, Treasurer of Sports; Amy Butler, Vice-President of Swim Show; Cathy Miller, Secretary of Activities; Sherri Coggins, Treasurer of Swim Show; Lorraine Butler, Secretary of Swim Show; LouAnn Vansach, Treasurer of Activities. Sitting: Nancy DeNardin, Vice-President of Sports; Mrs. Burns, Advisor; Janet Buelow, President; Mrs. Rix, Advisor; Debbie Warner, Vice-President of Activities. GAA Provides Recreational Outlet The 1972-73 G.A.A. was divided intc three divisions: Activities, Sports and Swim Show. Each division had its own Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. The officers met at Mrs. Burns or Mrs. I Rix s home for meetings, planning activities for the year. The G.A.A. divisions were a success due to the guidance of the officers and advisors. 38 Fifth Row: S. Spencer, M. Schultz, M. Vanlerberghe, L. Butler, K. Spencer, A. Hinkley, S. Miller, M. Storey, K. Bergstrom, A. Butler, L. Cruickshank, S. Heaman. Fourth Row: S. Little, K. McCarthy, G. Boettner, C. Wagner, B. McDonald, P. Wright, M. Garverick, J. Miller, P. Wolfe, S. Franks, B. Pochodylo, L. Schmorrow, D. Warner. Third Row: J. Venia, S. Collard, D. Coggins, M. Winkel, A. McClelland, K. Cruickshank, J. Eveningred, S. Coggins, R. Warner, K. Mader, S. Francesconi, D. Mielke, F. Blues. Second Row: M. Winkel, T. Yielding, J. Dandron, B. Durrant, S. Richards, B. Richert, B. Ahles, T. Stump, K. Hinkley, N. DeNardin, j. Buelow, P. McHenry. First Row: J. Wilson, C. Miller, P. Melville, S. Weir, P. Neal, K. Eagen, L. Vansach, A. Randall, N. Fetting, K. Vanlerberghe. The G.A.A. Activities Division spent many fun-filled hours together including 39 Intramural Sports V Baseball, Field Hockey, and Soccer were fall team sports played by GAA. The Soccer B team came home from Algonac’s playday with a trophy. The basketball tournaments, played at Marysville, were victorious again for ourj girls, with both teams winning trophies. Volleyball and Track were successful for the Viking GAA teams. The Track team was rewarded with a steak dinner at the ' park. He ; : Fifth Row: P. Featherstone, K. Spencer, A. Hinkley, S. Miller, M. Storey, K. Bergstrom, A. Butler, L. Cruickshank. Fourth Row: C. Wagner, B. McDonald, P. Wright, M. Garverick, J. Miller, P. Wolfe, S. Franks, B. Pochodylo, L. Schmorrow, D. Warner. Third Row: D. Fitz, M. Winkel, A. McClelland, K. Cruickshank, J. Eveningred, S. Coggins, R. Warner, K. Mader, S. Francesconi, D. Mielke, F. Blues, B. DeLine. Second Row: B. Durrant, M. Tomalo, S. Richards, B. Richert, B. Ahles, T. Stump, K. Hinkley, N. DeNardin, J. Buelow, P. McHenry. First Row: C. Miller, P. Melville, S. Weir, P. Neal, K. Eagen, L. Vansach, A. Randall, N. Fetting, K. Vanlerberghe. 40 Draw Active Fifth Row: M. Schultz, J. Breckner, S. Spencer, K. Spencer, J. Leitch, L. Butler, A. Hinkley, S. Miller, M. Storey, K. Bergstrom, A. Butler. Fourth Row: K. McCarthy, S. Little, G. Boettner, C. Wagner, B. McDonald, P. Wright, M Garverick, P. Wolfe, B. Pochodylo, L. Schmorrow, S. Heaman, K. Cruickshank. Third Row: j. Venia, S. Collard, D. Coggins, A. McClelland, M. Winkel, K. Clark, S. Coggins, R. Warner, K. Mader, D. Mielke, F. Blues, J. Eveningred. Second Row: J. Dandron, B. Durrant, P. Bier, M. Winkel, H. Miller, M. Tomalo, J. Buelow, B. Richert, T. Stump, N. DeNardin, P. McHenry, K. Hinkley. First Row: J. Donaldson, L. Spencer, C. Miller, P. Melville, D. Murphy, P. Neal, S. Weir, N. Fetting, A. Randall, L. Vansach, D. Warner. 41 Vocational Program Develops Back Row: joel Mazure, Ken Rivard, Jeff Storey, Dale Lindgren, Joe Vargo, Craig Teeple. Front Row: John Shirkey, Brian Miller, Mark Evans, Mike Nutt, Rick Hillock. The above students were enrolled in Vocational Drafting, except for Jeff Storey and Mark Evans, who The Vocational Program is designed to help students obtain experience in a trade. The classes are three hours long and the student receives three credits for each semester. There are twelve classes which Marysville students participate in. Classes held at Nike Base are Electronics with two students; Beginning Carpentry, one student; Advanced Carpentry, three students; Practical and Applied Clerical Training, one student; and Building and Grounds Maintenance, two students. Mr. Den Uyl instructs Mark Evans concerning the use of the micrometer. participated in Machine Shop. Not pictured: Steve Sawdon, Mike McShane, Walt Kettlewell, Vocational Drafting; Guy Thibodeau, John Normandin, Machine Shop. Auto Mechanics, held at St. Clair Intermediate School, has four students. Two students are attending Port Huron Cosmetology College for Cosmetology training. Quantity Foods is held in Algonac with three students attending. Nurses’ Aid and Child Care classes, held at SCCCC, have two students each. In Marysville, Drafting and Machine Trades are held, with eleven and three students respectively. Dale Lindgren and Mike Nutt look over their drafting equipment. 42 Fundamental Skills MORNING DAY TRADE - Sharon Neumann, Vicky Bowen, Cosmetology; Dennis Jones, Electronics; Doug Hill, Gordon Culter, Building and Ground Maintenance. Not pictured: Bob Nelson, Gary Jones, Carpentry; Rick Mason, Steve Goniwicha, Terry Whiting, Auto Mechanics; Larry Babel, Nan Nicholas, Quantity Foods; Debbie Lucas, P.A.C.T. AFTERNOON DAY TRADE - Back Row: Steve Dzurnak, Electronics; Dave Charest, Jerry LaMarsh, Doug McIntosh, Auto Mechanics; Rick Kettlewell, Bumping and Painting; Bob Moss, Dennis Putze, Advanced Carpentry; Ron Terry, Auto Mechanics. Front Row: Jeri Weakland, Kandie Ketchum, LouAnn Hollis, Linda Klaas, Child Care; Cris Campbell, Rieka Butcher, Nurses ' Aid. Not pictured: Tom Churchill, Advanced Carpentry; Howard Hendricks, Auto Mechanics, Kay Solomon, Child Care. 43 Football . . .Rises High f Fourth Row: john Jeffries, Howard Quant, Butch Jackson, Glenn Lottner, Greg White, Kirk Kammer; Trainers: Mark McHenry, Tim Collard, Ken Cash. Third Row: Coach McDevitt, Tim Maples, Dale Lindgren, Mark Scheffler, Rich Pietroski, Doug Little, Pete Kaiser, Lenard Balinski. Second Row: Coach Houck, Brian Spencer, Ron Reid, Tom Anglebrandt, Jeff Pickering, Gary Jones, Brad Wheeler, Dave Barber, Coach Braun. First Row: Steve Sawdon, Mark Turnbull, Dave French, Rick Kern, Dick DeShon, Mike Eagen, Greg Cleaver, Tim Evans. Absent: Dan Butler. 1972 RESULTS Marysville 36 Lapeer 0 Marysville 21 Algonac 22 Marysville 47 Marine City 0 Marysville 14 Chippewa Valley 26 Marysville 47 Cros-Lex 14 Marysville 48 St. Clair 12 Marysville 28 Anchor Bay 8 Marysville 7 P.H. Central 0 |3L . Marysville 28 Romeo 0 The Sportiest People INDIVIDUAL AWARDS DICK DESHON Outstanding Interior Lineman Award DAVE FRENCH Outstanding Defense Player Award McPherson Outstanding Player Award RICK KERN Fred H. Vincent Award Booster Club Sportsmanship Award Sullivan Captain’s Award MARK MCHENRY Outstanding Student Service Award MARK TURNBULL McPherson Outstanding Player Award In This School S.C.A.L. ALL ALL-AREA TEAM IRON MAN’S CLUB LEAGUE TEAM DICK DESHON LENARD BALINSKI DICK DESHON DAVE FRENCH MIKE EAGEN DAVE FRENCH RICK KERN TIM EVANS RICK KERN MARK TURNBULL DAVE FRENCH GARY JONES MARK TURNBULL ALL-CITY TEAM RICK KERN GLENN LOTTNER Honorable Mention: DICK DESHON RICH PIETROSKI GREG CLEAVER MIKE EAGEN MARK TURNBULL MIKE EAGEN DAVE FRENCH RICK KERN MARK TURNBULL BRAD WHEELER GARY JONES STEVE SAWDON BRAD WHEELER GREG WHITE Oil Can Award Rick Kern received three awards this season — the Booster Club Sportsmanship Award, the Fred H. Vincent Award, and the Sullivan Captain’s Award. Mark Turnbull and Dave French were awarded the McPherson Outstanding Player Award. Greg White received the Oil Can Award for exuberant spirit and enthusiasm. Dick DeShon captured the Interior Lineman Award. Presented to Mark McHenry, trainer, was an award for Outstanding Student Service to the 1972 Football Team. 49 Tom Anglebrandt - Tackle Dave Barber — Guard Dick DeShon — Tackle Greg Cleaver - Defensive End The Desire is There Dan Butler - Split End Dave French - Tight End Mike Eagen — Guard Tim Evans — Guard 50 And So Is The Drive Greg White - Flanker Steve Sawdon — Halfback Mark Scheffler Tim Maples — Tackle — Cornerback Mark Turnbull — Quarterback Jeff Pickering - Center Brian Spencer — Center Rick Kern — Fullback J. V. ' s Chew Up the Grid Third Row: Trainer Alan Booth, Bob Sterling, Dave Oates, Tom Parrish, Guy Taylor, Dave Frizzle, joe Schulte, Mike Mallorey, Kirk Garverick. Second Row: Coach Harrold, Eric Anderson, Al Gregg, Dave Perry, Bill Rogers, Steve Keener, Tim Dimick, Dale Schmitt, Coach Skrzyniarz. First Row: John Miller, Tom Rowe, Chris Albert, Dale Hrisca, Tom Headlee, Mike Perry, Tom Osentoski, Mike Woolman. We ' re Out To Fight Third Row: Coach Venia, Dan Welser, |ohn Wilson, Dan Lents, Mark Day, Scott Quant, Jim Cruickshank, Steve Zauner, Trainer Paul Barbe, Trainer Kirk Garverick. Second Row: Coach Den Uyl, Pat Burley, Mike Hartel, Ken Mareski, Kris Garverick, Mike Voisard, Tim Nofs, jim Welser, Dwight Spencer, jim Philp. First Row: Dave Watson, Tom Goodin, Kevin Siler, Dave Boddy, Bill Green, Rick Kennedy, Ron Thick, Ralph Johnson, Scott Day. OPPONENT Marine City Romeo Chippewa Valley Cros-Lex Saint Clair Anchor Bay Port Huron Central Romeo Algonac Royal Oak Shrine Marine City Chippewa Valley Avondale Cros-Lex Sandusky Saint Clair Anchor Bay Port Huron Central New Haven Viking Machine Presses On Second Row: Tom DeNardin, Mark Scheffler, Gary Jones, Collard, Dan Stump, Mark Turnbull, Captain; Rick Kern, Dave Prevost, Rich Pietroski, Dave French, Mark McHenry, Greg White. Larry McHenry, Manager; Coach McDevitt. First Row: Tim As the 1972-73 basketball season came to a close, the Marysville Viking Machine produced an outstanding record. The only two SCAL losses were played with league champs St. Clair. However, the Big Machine outclassed the Saints in the championship game of District play by trouncing them 71-59. The four senior starters - Mark Turnbull, Captain; Rick Kern, Dave French, and Dave Prevost - played important roles in the execution of a fine season. Dave French, Class B All-Area Honorable Mention, and Dave Prevost, Class B All-Area Second Team and Blue Water Area All-Star Team Honorable Mention, were top rebounders for the Vikings. Rick Kern was at his best-rebounding, scoring, and in all-around participation. Mark Turnbull, selected for the Detroit FREE PRESS All-State Fifth Team, WE LOVE THE VIKING MACHINE! Blue Water Area All-Star Team, and Class B All-Area First Team, was our most excellent player this year, averaging 16.1 points per game. Our team also had an extremely strong bench this season. Gary Jones, Tim Collard, Tom DeNardin, and Dan Stump were among the top outstanding substitute players. Seniors Mark McHenry and Greg White also contributed much to the outcome of many games. Even though Mark Scheffler was sidelined because of a football injury, his participation in one game and his enthusiastic endorsement of the team Statisticians Third Row: Dave Frizzle, Eric Anderson. Second Row: Nancy DeNardin, Sherri Coggins. First Row: Sandy Miller, Mike Woolman. was greatly appreciated. Rich Pietroski was also out of action for part of the season but came back to a fine finish. Above all, a great coach is needed for a great team. Coach McDevitt was superb this year! While he was ill, Coach Braun stepped in to continue our victorious ways. In the first two games of district play, Marysville pressed out both Marine City 53-38 and Cros-Lex 54 . 4 O, going on to win the District Championship by defeating St. Clair. In the first game of regional basketball, the Vikings played an astounding game against Royal Oak Shrine, squeaking out a 53-52 victory. Seven bus loads of spirit raisers stormed down to Southfield High School for a memorable second game, this time, however, losing to Dearborn Divine Child. VIKINGS, WE LOVE YOU! Dave Prevosi Mark Turnbull Mark Scheffler Greg White Mark McHenry Frosh Cagers Show Great Promise Third Row: Steve Zauner, Statistician; john Wilson, Manager; Kris Garverick, Coach Venia, Tim Nofs, Mark Peruski, Trainer. Second Row: Tim Buelow, Dwight Spencer, Dave Boddy, Rick Kennedy, Ron Thick, Scott Day. First Row: Mark Day, Mike Tomalo, Gary Hill, Mike Hartel, Jim Cruickshank, Tom Goodin, Bernie Hillock. Absent: Dan Lents, Statistician. MHS OPPONENT 18 ImlayCity 32 Marine City 47 Port Huron 39 Chippewa Valley 53 Cros-Lex 34 St. Clair 59 Anchor Bay 29 Port Huron Central 50 Algonac 45 Port Huron 41 Marine City 39 Chippewa Valley 32 Cros-Lex 52 St. Clair 47 Anchor Bay 40 Port Huron Central 37 Algonac Let the victory fall where it will, we are on that side. —Emerson Back Row: Tom Headlee, Ron Wiltse, Alan Booth, Doug Borgman, Chris Albert, Dale Hrisca, Mike Perry, Kirk Kammer, Robin Peters. Front Row: Dave Shimmel, Scott Turnbull, co-captain; Coach Harrold, joe Schulte, co-captain; Ken Cash. Marine City Romeo Chippewa Valley Cros-Lex Saint Clair Anchor Bay Port Huron Central Romeo Algonac Royal Oak Shrine Marine City Chippewa Valley Avondale Cros-Lex Sandusky Saint Clair Anchor Bay Port Huron Central New Haven Algonac Statisticians: Guy Taylor, David Oates, John Miller. Not pictured: Tom Malone. Trainer Paul Barbe ictorie Team Effort Leads Cavemen Through Season WRESTLING TEAM - Second Row: Pat Burley, Brad Wheeler, Roger Path, Bob Hollingsworth, Coach Pell, Mike Eagen, Jim Welser, Ed Wieland, Scott Samples, Glenn Franks. First Row: Mark Evans, Tony Nelson, Scott Quant, Scott Endean, Mike Sullivan, Kevin Zepp. MAT MAIDS — Third Row: Jenny Cowger, Cindy Sulkowski, Pam Kistler, Tina Cataldo. Second Row: Karen Maples, Su Heaman, Virginia Eagen, Melodie Garverick. First Row: Kim Zepp, Vicki Campbell. We They 37 Cass City 27 38 Chippewa Valley 23 27 Lutheran East 30 45 Warren Tower 13 18 St. Clair 42 16 P.H.C. 41 7 Marlette 44 21 Algonac 45 30 Marine City 28 12 Richmond 47 18 Anchor Bay Overall Record Won - 5 Lost - 7 SCAL 4th District 5th 35 60 The Marysville wrestling team traveled to the SCAL meet at Port Huron Central with six other teams competing against each other. Viking cave men placed 4th, with three wrestlers from Marysville capturing SCAL titles: Mike Sullivan, 105 pounds; Mike Eagen, 167 pounds; Brad Wheeler, heavyweight. The wrestlers, capturing the SCAL title, went on to the districts at Avondale. There were three winners from Marysville: Kevin Zepp, Mike Sullivan, and Brad Wheeler. The regionals were held March 3, 1973. Mike Sullivan, Brad Wheeler, Kevin Zepp all gave a fine showing, even though they didn’t place. The Marysville Viking Cave- women Mat Maids traveled where the cave men wrestled. They helped with each wrestling meet by providing them oranges for “GO” power, cheering them on to victories, and helping with the scoring. This year’s scorebook keeper was Kim Zepp. The cavewomen planned a party for the great cavemen at the closing of the season. 61 Swimmers Find Strength Third Row: Mike Patterson, Tim Evans, Scott )ones, John Sawdon, Steve Endean, John Keyworth, John Shirkey, Tomalo, Mike Voisard, Richard Hinkley. Second Row: Coach Trainer. First Row: Mark Carufel, Amy Butler, Bill Green, Patterson, Jeff Soboleski, Chip Ellis, Mike Nutt, Steve Paul Carufel, Jim Philp, Tammy D’Arcy. SCHOOL RECORDS Steve Endean Scott Jones Chip Ellis Tim Evans 200 yd. Medley Relay 1:55 Paul Carufel 200 yd. Freestyle 2:27.8 Steve Endean 200 yd. Ind. Medley 2:04.8 Steve Sawdon 50 yd. Freestyle 25.2 Bob Nelson Diving 186 pts Chip Ellis 100 yd. Butterfly 1:06.9 Tim Evans 100 yd. Freestyle 57.6 Steve Endean 100 yd. Backstroke 1:05.2 Paul Carufel 400 yd. Freestyle 4:30.1 Scott Jones 100 yd. Breaststroke 1:10.9 Tim Evans Mike Patterson Keith Crawford Steve Sawdon 400 yd. Freestyle Relay 3:54.8 62 In Wake of Victory Bolstering the Viking “fish, the timers prepared orange juice and doughnuts once a week after the team’s morning practices. At the climax of the season, the girls made a complete breakfast and personally served the boys in the recreation room. Along with their principal duty of timing at all the home swim meets, they painted posters and distributed flyers promoting the team. Pushing their record to 12-3, the Viking Swimmers introduced more enthusiasm and spirit this season than in former years. Sponsoring a Swim-a-Thon to purchase lane markers, the team raised seven hundred dollars. Steve Endean was the Marathon Swimmer who completed the most in two hours. Combining early morning practices with afternoon workouts, the Swim team perfected their skills. TIMERS — Second Row: Karen Lenn, Julie Farnsworth, Coggins. First Row: Vicki Peruski, Loann Spencer, Cathy Elien Farnsworth, Renee Warner, Becky Richert, Dawn Miller, LouAnn Vansach. 63 Foster Than The Speed of Light Waiting for Coach Braun or Coach Venia? Greg Cleaver runs on to the finishing line. 64 Mark Turnbull runs for a close win. Butch Jackson executes the running long jump. Craig Teeple competes in the 75-yard hurdles. Mark Scheffler stretches on for a victory. Alan Booth performs the high jump. 65 Vikings Experience Tough Going Standing: Coach Pell, Richard Hinkley, Ron Wiltse, Bob Hollingsworth, Captain; Jeff Hollingsworth. Kneeling: Jim Braden, Mark Evans, Dave Shimmel. Jim Braden runs forward to success. Bob Hollingsworth tackles the long run. Strategy sets the pace. 66 Man - Searching for Reason The Varsity Club is a very active and a very “together” club. All members of the Varsity Club can be identified as the outstanding athletes of M.H.S. Varsity Club sold candy and pop at all home Varsity basketball games, distributed sports calendars, sponsored a donkey basketball game, collected money at Freshman basketball games and also at swim meets. Sponsoring and supporting these Mighty Vikings is Coach Braun. Fourth Row: Gary jones, Mark McHenry, Scott jones, Greg Cleaver, Mark Scheffler, Jeff Pickering, Dale Lindgren, Alan Booth, Kirk Kammer. Third Row: Brian Spencer, Doug Little, Richard Hinkley, Tim Collard, Ron Wiltse, Rich Pietroski, Tom Headlee, Dave Little, Steve Endean, Dave Feick. Second Row: Howard Quant, Lenard Balinski, Jim Braden, Greg White, Joe Vargo, Brad Wheeler, John Jeffries, Jeff Soboleski, Glenn Lottner, Mike Sullivan. First Row: Coach Braun, Advisor; Gary Schlinkert, Tom Anglebrandt, Sergeant-At-Arms; Dan Butler, Secretary; Rick Kern, President; Dave French, Vice-President; Tim Evans, Treasurer; Dave Prevost, Mark Turnbull, Steve Sawdon. 67 Baseball — Slides Into Action 68 Golf Tees Off With A Great Start Joe Badley, Jeff Soboleski, Rick Hillock, Doug Koschnitzke, Craig Theisen, Coach Martin, Dick Bitzinger, Dave Feick, Tom DeNardin, Scott T urnbull, Ken Sygit. Dick Bitzinger shoots a hole-in-one. Dave Feick has a nice swing. Golf takes lots of concentration for Jeff Soboleski. 70 Tennis Sets The Pace Ken Cash socks it to ’em. Mike Eagen returns a serve. P.H. Central .... . . . April 16 Algonac .... . . . April 19 Marine City . . . April 24 Chippewa Valley . . . April 26 Cros-Lex .... . . . April 30 St. Clair .... . . . . May 3 Anchor Bay . . . . May 7 P.H. Central .... . . . .May 10 Algonac .... . . . .May 14 Marine City . . . .May 17 State Regionals . . . . . .May 18 State Regionals . . . . . .May 19 Chippewa Valley . . . .May 21 Cros-Lex .... . . . . May 24 St. Clair .... . ... May 29 Anchor Bay . . . .May 31 State Finals June 1 State Finals June 2 Ken Rowe prepares to meet his opponent. Gary Schlinkert swings into action. Mike Anderson is ready for a victory. 71 J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading Squad Advisor, Miss Beverly Butler. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS — Lynda Webb, Sue Collard, Dawn Coggins, Jayne Venia, Cindy Butcher. Advisor; Coach Venia .’ VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — Top Row: Vicky Bowen, Sue Schmitt, Dondra Fitz. Bottom Row: Shelley Weir, janet Buelow, Co-Captain; Vicki Peruski, Dee Weymouth, Melanie French, Co-Captain. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Third Row: Dondra Fitz, Sue Schmitt, Ass’t Captain; Vicky Bowen. Second Row: Janet Buelow, Amy Butler, Melanie French First Row- Dee Weymouth, Vicki Peruski, Captain. j.V. CHEERLEADERS — Top Row: Michelle Warner, Denise Partridge, Captain; Nanci Wright, Patricia McHenry, Assistant Captain; Cindy Helzer. Bottom: Denise Wojcik. Peppy People Belong Fifth Row: Teri Stump, Brenda McDonald, Patty Pohl, Michelle Liddle, Karin Spencer, John Keyworth, Don Breckner, Connie Wagner, Su Heaman, Vicki Peruski. Fourth Row: Diane Weymouth, Kim Mader, Melodie Garverick, Vickie Irvine, Sherri Coggins, Anita Hinkley, janeen Brackenbury, Cathy Richards, Marcia Storey, Peggy Wright, Fran Blues, Dondra Fitz. Third Row: Melanie French, Nanci Wright, Peggy Wolfe, Nancy DeNardin, jim Dowding, Larry McHenry, Mary Winkel, Shelley Weir, Michelle Warner, Martha Winkel, Alice McClelland, Patricia McHenry. Second Row: Jayne Venia, Deb Warner, Sue Collard, Dawn Coggins, Sue Schmitt, Dave Feick, Paul Thompson, Kathy Samuelson, Janet Ulrich, Patti Dzurnak, Renee Lindsay, Vicky Bowen. First Row: Sally Thomas, Denise Wojcik, Karen Hinkley, Gary Schlinkert, President; Brian Spencer, Vice-President; Holly Miller, Secretary; LouAnn Vansach, Treasurer; Cathy Miller, Janet Buelow, Renee Warner. 74 To Pep Club ViW r Peppy people perked up the Pep Club. Pep Club plugged in their minds to come up with brainstorm after brainstorm in making different signs each week for football, basketball, wrestling, and GAA. Pep Club had many money-making projects. Bake sales, selling Pep Club sweaters and cowbells were some of the many ways in which Pep Club helped to improve school spirit. At the football and basketball games, the group joined to form the Viking Wall. 75 3 INDIVIDUAL AMBITION Mary Winkel VALEDICTORIAN Karen Quaine DAR Award Catherine Miller VIKING Journalism Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award HONOR ROLL Steven Agostino Thomas Anglebrandt Karan Bergstrom Vicky Bowen Jane Breckner Janet Buelow Amy Butler Lorraine Butler Lynn Cruickshank Darcie Danhausen Joseph Eagen David Feick David French Kathy Harris Richard Hinkley Jeanine Kegley Richard Kern American Legion Award Vicki Peruski American Legion Award David Feick Michigan Mathematics Competition Award SHOWS THROUGH Steven Agostino Danforth Award Karan Bergstrom Danforth Award HONOR ROLL Susan VanderMale AMPLIFIER Journalism Award Richard Kern Deborah Lee Alice McClelland Mark McHenry Debra Mielke Catherine Miller Kay Mitchell Theresa Pavlov Karen Quaine Debra Redpath Gary Schlinkert Susan Schmitt Dennis Smith Donald Smith Marcia Storey jayne Weymouth Mary Winkel Jayne Weymouth BOEC Honors Award 79 STEVEN AGOSTINO Strong mind, great heart, true faith, and ready hands. DEBORAH AUSTIN Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. MELVIN ANGLEBRANDT We are what we believe we can be. THOMAS ANGELBRANDT One cannot find any rule of conduct to excel “simplicity” or JODI BACHER With enthusiasm, joy can live. BETTY BAKER And her voice, it murmurs lowly, As a winter stream may run, Which yet feels, you feel, the sun. DIANE BASNAW I find under the boughs eternal beauty wandering on her way. KAREN BASSETT I have spread my dreams under your feet; tread softly because you tread on my dreams. DAVID BARBER The greater man, the greater courtesy. KARAN BERGSTROM Life is not the wick or the candle. It is the burning. DEBRA BOROWSKI Joys divided are increased. JANET BUELOW I am not born for one corner; the whole world is my native land. JANE BRECKNER Set me adrift in a sea of hope — I’ll set my sail to a new horizon. VICKY BOWEN Simplicity is the glory of expression. AMY BUTLER It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow — a glorious happening. . STEPHEN DZURNAK Honor lies in hones! toil. I BRIAN EACiLN Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. JOSEPH EAGEN Nothing in life is to be feared. It’s only to be understood. MICHAEL EAGEN The strength of forests brace his mind. TIMOTHY EVANS 1 f One of the best things a man can have up his sleeve is a funny bone. KAREN HART The secret of contentment is knowing how to enjoy what you have. RICK HILLOCK Good humor is the health of the soul. RICHARD HINKLEY Logic is the anatomy of thought. GALE KLAAS Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. DENISE LAPOINTE Variety is the mother of enjoyment. JEFFREY LAEDER I took the road less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. THOMAS KRISE Action is the institution one’s beliefs. of KATHRYN LEACOCK The true source o cheerfulness is benevolence. DEBORAH LEE Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road. Healthy, free, the world before me. DENISE LEE A good friend never lets you down. MARY LEMANSKI Courtesy is a science of the highest importance. DAVID LITTLE Virtue alone is true nobility. MICHELLE MACCALLUM We can do anything we want if we stick to it long enough. alice McClelland And the sun and I together went a-rushing out of doors. MARK McHENRY The secret of happy living is not to do what you like, but like what you do. DOUGLAS MclNTOSH Tools were made and born were hands. BARBARA McMARTfN That sunshine never failed us yet. DEBRA MERRELL And if any painter drew her, he would paint her unaware with a halo round her hair. DEBRA MIELKE She who makes quick use of the moment is a genius of prudence. CATHERINE MILLER The world is moved not only by the mighty shoves of the heroes, but also by the aggregate of tiny pushers of each honest worker. KEITH MILLER He who labors diligently need never despair, for all things are accomplished by diligence and labor. LAURIE MILLER Quiet talk she liketh best in a shower of gentle looks. KAV MITCHELL Happiness isn ' t something you experience; it’s something you remember. 95 SANDRA MITCHELL More precious is the light in your eyes than all the roses in the world. ROBERT MOSS The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. SHARON NEUMANN Goodness is the only investment that never fails. NANETTE NICHOLAS Art is an effort to create a more human world. THOMAS NORDSTROM Art is the desire of a man to express himself, to record the reactions of his personality to the world he lives in. 96 KAREN PRENTICE And her smile it seems half holy, as if drawn from thoughts more KAREN QUAINE A glad heart means a happy face. DAVID PREVOST What lies behind us and what lies before us arc tiny matters to what lies within us. DEBRA REDPATH Everywhere in life, the true question is not what we gain, but what we do. 99 SANDRA RICHARDS She spreads her beauty by the warmth of her heart. KENDRA ROSKEY Politeness is to goodness what words are to thoughts. PATRICIA RONAN The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. KENNETH ROWE His eyes of conscience test every stroke to make his deed the measure of a man. 100 E LtT! VICKIE SNYDER Life is not life al all without (EFFREY SOBOLESKI delight. Life is a series of surprises and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. LOANN SPENCER Ambition has one heel nailed in well, though she stretches her fingers to touch the heavens. BRIAN SPENCER Every man is the maker of his own fortune. MARCIA STOREY The joy that you give to others is the joy that comes back to you 1 SUSAN VANDERMALE Friendship is the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun of life. LOUANN VANSACH The only things we ever keep are what we give away. ! ROBERT VANTIEM He who endures with patience is a conqueror. w m - v B g Bl 1 m mm l 1 ■k. SL, M . jm 1 MARTIN WAGAR So of cheerfulness, or a good temper, the more it is spent, the more it remains. JOSEPH VARGO Enthusiasm moves the world. Strength Found in Senior Co-ordinators MR. NEIL COLLARD MR. FRANK YON, CHIEF ADVISOR During the four years the Class of 1973 have attended Marysville High School, their advisors have been a tremendous help in organizing and supporting many accomplishments. In 1969, the Freshman float was awarded fourth place in the annual Homecoming Float Contest. That year, Terri Pavlov represented her class. The Sophomore class float was awarded third place and their class representative was Melanie French. In 1970, the Class of ' 73 helped other students from MHS capture the world record of packing thirty-seven students in one VW. They also won first place in the Viking Week Field Events. MISS JANET ARNO 110 MRS. JANET ELSHOLZ MR. L.E. ELSHOLZ The class was represented by Dondra Fitz, Debbie Redpath, and Sandy Richards. (The queen was chosen among these three girls, and she was Sandy Richards.) The Senior float took first place again as the class provided the planning and construction of their float. In 1971, the Junior float captured first place. “Whale of a Victory” was the theme of the float. In January of 1972, the Junior Prom was held at the Gardens Elementary School. The prom theme was “Midwinter Night’s Dream.” After the prom, Mr. Puskarich again stepped into the scene and dismantled the props with nothing more than a screwdriver. All in all, everyone had a wonderful experience. Mr. Puskarich, fondly known as Mr. P., provided many an incentive for entertainment. The class, as juniors, grateful for his time and energy, presented him with a plaque. The class representative for the Junior Homecoming was Diane Weymouth. In early spring of 1973, the advisors began the planning of the Senior Prom. They’ve also helped plan numerous dances after basketball and football games. The advisors have guided the Senior class in all their functions and accomplishments. MR. JAMES PUSKARICH MR. DAVID HOUCK MR. WALT BRAUN Advisors Assist with Projects Officers and Steering Committee Dave Porter, President; Sue Schmitt, Secretary; Deb Mielke, Treasurer; Melanie French, Vice-President. MOTTO: Challenge is the core and mainspring of all human activity. If there’s an ocean, we cross it; if there’s a disease, we cure it; if there’s a wrong, we right it; if there’s a record, we break it; and finally if there’s a mountain, we climb it. -James Ramsey Ullman FLOWER: Columbine COLORS: Baby Blue and Dark Blue Lead Senior Class up Mountain of Success Steve Williams We ' ve Walked All the Roads There Were To Walk! AGOSTINO, STEVEN: Steering Committee 12; Student Council 10; Honor Society 11, 12 (Historian); Art Club 10, 11; Junior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom. ANGLEBRANDT, MELVIN: Co-op 12. ANGLEBRANDT, TOM: Varsity Club 11,12 (Sergeant-At-Arms); Football 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 AUSTIN, DEBRA: BACHER, JODI: Steering Committee 11; GAA 9; FTA 10; Ski Club 10, 1 1 ; Pep Club 10; BOEC 12 (Treasurer); Junior Play Crew; Co-op 1 2. BAKER, BETTY: GAA 9; BOEC 12. BARBER, DAVID: Varsity Club 1 1 ; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9; Track 11; Wrestling 9, 10. BASNAW, DIANE: GAA 9, 12; Co-op 11, 12; Library Servicce 1 1 . BASSETT, KAREN: Steering Committee 9; Ski Club 10. BERGSTROM, KARAN: Student Council 10; AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Honor Society 11,12 (Treasurer); GAA 9, 10, 12; FTA 10; Art Club 9; Pep Club 9; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Majorette 10 (Alternate) 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 1 1. BORLA, DEB: Intermediate School Program 12 . BOROWSKI, DEBBIE: Co-op 12; Library Service 10, 11, 12. BOWEN, VICKY: Student Council 9, 10; GAA 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Vocational Program 11, 12; Senior Play frew; Cheerleader 9, 10, 12; Chorus 12; Ski .Club 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 12. BRECKNER, JANE: VIKING Staff 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12;GAA 9, 10, 12; FTA 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom. BUELOW, JANET: Steering Committee 11; Student Council 9; AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12 (Co-editor); Quill and Scroll 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Corresponding Secretary); GAA 9, 10, (Corresponding Secretary), 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); FTA 1 0; Ski Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom (Committee Chairman); Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Office Personnel 12; Girls’ State 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 (Co-captain), 12 ( Ass ’t-cap tain for Basketball). BUTLER, AMY: AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Honor Society 11,12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11; Ski Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Teacher Aide 12. BUTLER, DAN: Steering Committee 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); Senior Prom; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Golf 9, 10; Track 11, 12. BUTLER, LORRAINE: Student Council 11; VIKING Staff 10, 11; Honor Society 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); GAA 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12 (President); French Club 10, 1 1 , 12 (Vice-President); Forensics 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Historian); Senior Play Crew; Pep Band 10, 11; Chorus 12 . CAROLAN, DAN: Vocational Program 11; Co-op 11,12. CATALDO, CAROL. GAA 9, 10, 11; FTA 1 0, 1 1 ; FN A 1 0; Ski Club 9,10,11; Debate 10, 11; Forensics 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12;Chorus 10. CHAPDELAINE, SUE: Ski Club 11, 12; BOEC 12; Co-op 12. CHURCHILL, TOM: Vocational Program. CLEAVER, GREG: Steering Committee 11; Student Council 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10. (PHC 9, 10 ) COLE, WAYNE: Basketball 9 (Trainer). CONGER, LINDA: Ski Club 9; Library Service 10,11,12; Co-op 1 2. CRAWFORD, KEITH: Ski Club 11; Swim Team 10, 11, 12. CRUICKSHANK, LYNN: Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; CSMC Missions 9, 10; J.C. Latin Club 9, 10. (PHC 9, 10) CZOSTKOWSKI, GERARD: Student Council 10; Art Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; CSMC Missions 9, 10; J.C. Latin Club 9, 10. (PHC 9, 10) DANDRON, ED: DANHAUSEN, DARCI: Student Council 9; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10; Co-op 12. DESHON, DICK: Student Council 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom 10 (Usher), 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Track 9, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Court (Escort) 12. DILLON, VICKI: (Olympic High, Charlotte, N.C.9, 10, 11). DOUVILLE, GARY: Student Council 12; French Club 9, 10; Junior Prom; Senior Play Crew 10; Basketball 9. (PHC 9, 10) DZURNAK, STEVE: Vocational Program 12. EAGEN, BRIAN: CSMC Missions 9, 10. (PHC 9, 10) EAGEN, JOE: Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Debate 9; Forensics 9, 10; Co-op 12; Boys’ State 11; Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 12. EAGEN, MIKE: Student Council 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Football 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Intermediate School Program 12. EVANS, TIM: Steering Committee 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Crew; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain). FALK, LORI: Student Council 9, 10; GAA 9, 10; Ski Club 10, 11; French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10; Junior Prom; Co-op 1 1. FEICK, DAVID: Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 12; Debate 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 12; Cross Country 11; Swim Team 11; Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10. FITZ, DONDRA: Student Council 9, 10; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12. FRANKS, SANDY: GAA 9, 12, (PHC 9, 10) FRASER-LEE, DOUG: Varsity Club 11; Ski Club 12; Junior Play Crew; Football 10; Golf 9; Swim Team 9, 10, 1 1 ; Homecoming Court (Escort). FRENCH, DAVE: Class Officer 9 (Treasurer), 10 (President); Student Council 10, 12; Honor Society 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Varsity Club 1 1 , 12 (Vice-President); Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Football 9, 10 (Co-captain), 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Track 9, 11. FRENCH, MELANIE: Class Officer 9 (President), 10 (Secretary), 12 (Vice-President); Student Council 9, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), ' 12 (President); Forensics 11; Pep Club 10 (Treasurer); 11 (Vice-President), 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Cheerleader 12 (Captain for Basketball); Band 9, 10. GARDNER, MIKE: Football 9, 10; Chorus 11,12 (President). GONIWICHA, STEVE: Varsity 9, 10, 11; Vocational Program 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 1 0, 1 1 ; T rack 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9. HARRIS, KATHY: GAA 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11; French Club 10; Junior Prom; Library Service 11, 12; Chorus 12. HART, KAREN: Co-op 12. HILLOCK, RICK: Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9. HINKLEY, RICHARD: Varsity Club 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Debate 12; Pep Club 12; Football 11 (Trainer); Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Swim T earn 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 1 2. HOLLINGSWORTH, BOB: Ski Club 10; Track 9, 12; Cross Country 12; Wrestling HOLLIS, LINDA: Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Band 9, 10, 11. HOOKER, ROBIN: JOHNSON, DAVE: JONES, SCOTT: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, Co-op 12; Football 10; Tennis 9, 10; Track 11; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Intermediate School Program 12. KEG LEY , J EAN: BOEC 12; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Library Service 12; Chorus 11, KERN, RICK: Class Officer 9 (Vice-President); Steering Committee 10; Honor Society 10, 11, (Vice-President), 12 (President); Varsity Club 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9 10 , 11 , 12 . KLAAS, GALE: BOEC 12; Library Service 10 , 11 , 12 . KRISE, TOM: Vocational Program 9. LAEDER, JEFF: Varsity Club 10; Co-op 12; Football 11; Track 10; Swim Team 9, 10. LAPOINTE, DENISE: Student Council 9, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11. LEACOCK, KATHY: FTA 11; CSMC Missions 9, 10; J.C. Latin Club 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11. (PHC 9, 10) LEE, DEBBIE: Steering Committee 10; FTA 10, 11 (Parliamentarian) 12; Cadet Teacher 12; French Club 9, 10; Junior Prom; Senior Play Crew; Football Trainer 12; Honor Society 12. LEE, DENICE: Student Council 10, 1 1 ; Ski 9,10,11 (Treasurer); Pep Club 10. LEMANSKI, MARY: LITTLE, DAVE: Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11 , 12 . MACCALLUM, SHELLY: GAA 9, 10; 11; BOEC 12; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; J.C. Latin Club. (PHC 9, 10 ) MCARTHUR, JUDY: Student Council 9; Ski Club 12; Senior Prom; Chorus 9, 10. (St. Clair High, Sarnia, 9, 10) MCCLELLAND, ALICE: Steering Committee 11; VIKING Staff 11, 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Play Cast; Co-op 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom. MCHENRY, MARK: Student Council 9, 10, 1 2; Honor Society 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Boys’ State 11; Football 9, 10, 12 (Trainer); Basketball 9, 10, 11 (Trainer) 12; Baseball 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Cross Country 11; Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 9, 10. MCINTOSH, DOUG: Vocational Program 11, 12; Library Audio-Visual Aide 11, 12. MCMARTIN, BARB: Library Service 10, 11, 12 . MALONE, PAT: Co-op 12; Basketball 9, 10; Golf 9. MAPLES, TIM: Varsity Club 11; Ski Club 9, 10; Football 11, 12; Track 11. MARTIN, CHERYL: Co-op 12. MAZURE, jOEL: Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 12; Co-op 12; Basketball 9; Golf 1 1 . MERRELL, DEBBIE: Ski Club 1 1 ; Pep Club 10, 11;Co-op 12. MIELKE, DEB: Class Officer 12 (Treasurer); Steering Committee 9; Honor Society 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Debate 10; Forensics 12; Band 9, 10, 11, (Historian), 12 (Vice-President); Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12. MILLER, CATHY: Student Council 12 (Treasurer); VIKING Staff 11, 12 (Editor-in-Ch ief); AMPLIFIER Staff 12; Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Activities Secretary); FTA 12 (Treasurer); Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Stage Manager; Senior Play Crew and Business Manager; Senior Prom; CSMC Missions 9, 10; J.C. Latin Club 9, 10 (Vice-President); Swim Team Timer 12. (PHC 9, 10) MILLER, KEITH: Student Council 11; VIKING Staff 1 2 ; Debate 11,12; Forensics 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 11, 12 (Director); Chorus 9, 12. (St. Clair 9) MILLER, LAURIE: Pep Club 11. MITCHELL, KAY: Co-op 12. MITCHELL, SANDY: Ski Club 11,12; BOEC 12 . MOSS, BOB: Class Officer 11 (Vice-President); Student Council 10; Vocational Program 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Golf 9. NEUMANN, SHARON: GAA 9, 10; Ski Club 10; Vocational Program 11, 12; Senior Prom. NICHOLAS, NANETTE: Vocational Program 12 , NORD STROM, THOMAS: Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Intermediate School Program 12. NORMANDIN, JOHN: NOWICKI, TOM: Co-op 11;Track9, 10. NUTT, MICHAEL: Steering Committee 12; Senior Prom; J.C. Latin Club 9, 10; Swim Team 11, 12. (PHC 9, 10). PATH, ROGER: VIKING Staff 1 1 ; Co-op 12; Football 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9. 12. PAVLIK, TOM: Band 9, 10, 11, 12. PAVLOV, TERRI: Class Officer 9 (Secretary), 1 1 (Secretary); Student Council 9; GAA 9; Pep Club 11; Junior Prom; Co-op 12; Senior Prom; Homecoming Court 9. PELTON, CRAIG: Football 9; Track 9. PERUSKI, VICKI: Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11, 12 (Secretary); AMPLIFIER Staff 12; FTA 10, 1 1 ; Cadet Teacher 11, 12; French Club 11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; YFU-Foreign Exchange Student; Swim Team (Timer); Cheerleader 9, 10 (Captain), 12 (Captain for Football); Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Crew. PICKERING, JEFF: Student Council 11, Varsity Club 11, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 11 , 12 . PORTER, DAVE Class Officer 12 (President); Student Council 12; Varsity Club 10, 11; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Cross Country 10, 11. PRENTICE, KAREN: GAA 9, Co-op 12. PREVOST, DAVE: Steering Committee 11, Student Council 9, 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Forensics 1 1 ; Pep Club 12; Junior Prom 9 (Usher), 11; Junior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Cross Country 11 . PUTZE, DENNIS: Vocational Program IT, 12; Football 10; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, 10 . QUAINE, KAREN: Student Council 12; GAA 9, 10, 12; BOEC 12; Junior Prom; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Office Personnel 12; Senior Prom; Honor Society 12. REDPATH, DEBBIE: Class Officer 10 (Treasurer); Student Council 9, 10; Honor Society 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; GAA 9; FTA 10, 11; Cadet Teacher 12; Forensics 11; Pep Club 10, 11 (Secretary); Junior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Homecoming Court 12. RICHARDS, SANDY: Class Officer 11 (President); Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; GAA 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; Ski Club 10 (Secretary); Art Club 10; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Homecoming Queen 12. RONAN, PAT: CSMC 9,10; J.C. Latin Club 9, 10; Pep Band 10, 11. (PHC 9, 10) ROSE, MARTY: Vocational Program 12; Co-op 1 1 . ROSKEY, KENDRA: GAA 9, 10 11. ROWE, KEN: Basketball 9; Tennis 10, 11, 12. SAMPLES, FRANK: Football 9, 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9. (Nitro High 9, 10, 11 ) SANDERSON, PAM: FTA 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11; Library Service 12. SAWDON, STEVE: Student Council 9, 10, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Vocational Program 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 1 1 ; Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 12, SCHEFFLER, MARK: Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 1 1 , 1 2; Track 9, 1 1 . SCHLINKERT, GARY: Student Council 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11,12; Varsity Club 11, 12, Debate 11, 12; Pep Club 12 (President); Junior Prom; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Boys’ State; Football 9; Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11,12; Cross Country 1 1. SCHMITT, SUSAN: Class Officer 12 (Secretary); Student Council 10, 11; AMPLIFIER Staff 12; GAA 10; FTA 10; Ski Club 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Library Service 1 1 ; Cheerleader 9, 10 (Captain), 12 (Ass’t. Captain for Football); Majorette 11 (Alternate); Honor Society 12. SCHROEDER, MELISSA: Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Tennis 12, Majorette 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11 . SCHULTZ, JOHN: Student Council 10; Forensics 9; Junior Prom; Senior Prom. SHAGENA, CHUCK: Student Council 9; Debate 10; Forensics 10; Pep Club 10; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Football 9, 10; Baseball 9; Intermediate School Program 12 . SHIMMEL, BARBARA: GAA 9, 10, 11; FTA 10, 11 (Historian); French Club 11; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Band 9, 1 0, 1 1 . SHIRKEY, JOHN: Student Council 12; Vocational Program 11, 12; Swim Team 11 , 12 . SILER, GARY: Varsity Club 11, 12; Co-op 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10; Wrestling 9. SMITH, DENNIS: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. SMITH, DON: Student Council 11,12; Teacher Aide 12; Art Club 9; Forensics 9, 12; Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom; Baseball 9, 10. SMITH, SHARON: SNYDER, PAM: Ski Club 1 1 ; French Club 1 1 SNYDER, VICKIE: GAA 9, 10, 1 1 ; Pep Club 10; BOEC 12 (President); Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew. SOBOLESKI, JEFF: Varsity Club 12; Football 10; Basketball 9; Baseball 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 12; Swim Team 12. (PHC 9, 10) SPENCER, BRIAN: Varisty Club 11, 12; Pep Club 12 (Vice-President); Football 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 1 1 ; Baseball 9, 10, 11 , 12 . SPENCtR. LOANN: ciW U. ID. I I : Hep Club 10, 11; Co-op 12; Swim Team (Score Keeper). STOREY, MARCIA: Student Council 11; VIKING Staff 11 (Junior Editor), 12 (Senior, Freshman, Faculty Editor); AMPLIFIER Staff 11,12 (Feature Editor); GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11 (Secretary); Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Junior Play (Ass’t Director); Senior Play Cast; Senior Prom. SULLIVAN, MIKE: Steering Committee 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Track 9, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain). TAYLOR, LARRY: Co-op 12; Football 9; Track 9; Wrestling 9. TOM ALO, MARY: Steering Committee 9, 12; Student Council 10; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 1 1 ; Pep Club 10; Junior Prom; Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom. TURNBULL, MARK: Student Council 10, 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12; Track 11. TYLER, SUE: VIKING Staff 12; GAA 9 VANDERMALE, SUE: Student Council 10, 12; AMPLIFIER Staff 11, 1 2 (Co-Editor); Pep Club 10, 11 ; Junior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Library Service 1 1 ; Office Personnel 12; Majorette 10, 11, 12 (Drum Majorette VANSACH, LOUANN: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer)); FTA 11, 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Pep Club 12 (Treasurer); Junior Play Crew; Senior Play Crew. VANTIEM, BOB: Tennis 9; Wrestling 9; Chorus 9. VARGO, JOE: Varsity Club 11, 12; Vocational Program 12; Football 10; Baseball 9; Track 10, 11, 12. WAGAR, MARTIN: Basketball 9; Baseball 9, WARNER, DEBBIE: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President of Activities); Pep Club 12; Library Service 1 2; Teacher Aide 12. WARSINSKE, LORRIE: Steering Committee 10; Student Council 11; VIKING Staff 9; GAA 10; Ski Club 10; French Club 9; Co-op 12; Library Service 11, 12; Intermediate School Program 12. WELSER, HENRY: Football 9, 10 (St. Clair High School). WEYMOUTH, DIANE: Class Officer 10 (Vice-President); Student Council 9, 10, 11; AMPLIFIER Staff 11; GAA 9, 10, 11; Ski Club 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Prom; Co-op 12; Senior Play Crew; Senior Prom; Cheerleader 9, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 1 1. WEYMOUTH, JAYNE: French Club 10, 11; BOEC 12; Co-op 12. WHITE, GREG: Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Debate 9; Forensics 9; Junior Prom; Senior Prom; Football 9, 10 (Trainer) 12; Basketball 9 (Trainer) 10, 12; Track 9 (Trainer) 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11. WIELAND, ED: Vocational Program 11; Co-op 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 1 1, 12. WILLIAMS, STEVE: Steering Committee 12 WINKEL, MARY: Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 11,12; French Club 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 12; Senior Play Cast; Library Service 12; Office Personnel 12; Girls’ State 11; CSMC Missions 9 (Secretary), 10; Chorus 9, 10. (PHC 9, 10) WITUKIEWICZ, MARY:GAA 9; BOEC 12; Co-op 12; Office Personnel 11,12 WOOLMAN, DAVE: Football 10; Track 9; Cross Country 9. ZABLOCKI, DAVE: Pep Club 11; Baseball 10, 11; Track 12; Chorus 12. (Chippewa Valley 9) ZELLER, CAROL: FTA 10; BOEC 12; Co-op 12; Majorette 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus 1 1 ZINZO, CHERYL: BOEC 12; Junior Play Crew; Co-op 12; Senior Prom; Cheerleader 9. Juniors Really Get It Together Carrie Agostino Valarie Aldridge Mike Anderson We, the Junior Class, would like to express a personal thank-you to Mrs. Shirley McCall, our chief advisor. She should be recognized for all the time and effort she has contributed to our class. Mrs. McCall has given us the guidance and leadership ability that it takes to build class floats, to work as committees, and most of all, to produce a spectacular Junior Prom. Richard Austin Gary Babel Lenard Balinski Laura Beam Pat Bier Sherry Bills Cornelia Bishop 118 In 1973 Carol Brotherton Sue Brown Jeff Bryan Jim Bukowski Jane Burch To Make Our Future Monday Morning Blahs? Tim Collard Tom DeNardin Lynne Dionne 120 We Need Each Other Terry Durrant Karen Erno Fred Gaffney Sue Giles Is the sun in your eyes, Kim? Nancy Fetting John Gieleghem 121 Cheryl Gilroy ' Of Brave Things Patricia Goulette jeff Green Kathy Gregg Laurie Helmer Your friends shall be the Tall Wind, The River and the Tree; The Sun that laughs and Marches, The Swallows and the Sea. Your prayers shall be the murmur Of grasses in the rain; The song of wildwood thrushes That makes God glad again And you shall run and wander, And you shall dream and sing Of brave things and bright things Beyond the swallow’s wings. And you shall envy no man, Nor hurt your heart with sighs, For I will keep you simple That God may make you wise. by Fanny Stearns Davis Jack Heming Craig Herbert Anita Hinkley LouAnn Hollis Pat Jakubiak John Jeffries Dennis Jones Peter Kaiser Kandie Ketchum Denise LaGruth Rick Kettlewell Errol Kivel Jerry LaMarsh Linda Klaas Becky Lambert 123 Leaders of the Pack jane Leitch Dale Lindgren Jeanne Mackay Larry McHenry Mike McShane Ron Marks Roy Melms Tim McCurdy Kim Mader Linda Massacar Doug Little 124 Tom Loughren Janet McKinlay Brian Miller President Tom DeNardin Secretary Rich Pietroski Steering Committee members top to bottom: Mark Landschoot, Doug Little, Holly Miller, Sue Ortmann, Sue Scheffler, Jane Leitch, Terri Boehm, Valarie Aldridge, Pam Partain, Mary Sawdon. Not pictured: Lynn Nordstrom. Vice-President Kim Mowat Treasurer John Tomalo 125 126 Cheryl Muldermans Jan Normandin ■n u Kathy Prentice Class of ' 74 Does A Whole Lot More Howard Quant Sue Shafran n r Dave Sparling Sue Smyth 127 Wally Does It For The Juniors! Kris Thibdaue Wendy Thiel John Tomalo Dan Stump Greg Taylor Craig Teeple Wally took over 2nd place in the float competition. Two heads are better than one? Guy Thibodeau Paul Thompson Kathy Vanlerberghe 128 Advisors Have To Be Alligator-Tough I Terry Whiting Dan Wright Peggy Wright Martha Winkel Peggy Wolfe Dan Woolman We, the Junior Class, would like to express our appreciation to all our class advisors for their patience, help and ideas this past year. They are: Mrs. Becker Mrs. Blackney Mr. Den Uyl Mr. MacDonald Mr. McDevitt Miss Mullen Mr. Suprenant Mr. Wheeler Mrs. McCall Deb Zacharias Kevin Zepp John Zielke Brad Wheeler Deb Worley Kevin Wright Mark Zablocki 129 Barry Ablctt Chris Albert Pat Aldridge Chuck Alfoldy Eric P. Anderson Eric R. Anderson judy Anglebrandt Laurie Angove M Harold Armstead Marlene Artman Janet Austin ■■ Paul Barbe Tricia Boehm Casie Boerrc 132 Sandy Baker Alan Booth Janeen Brackenbury Jim Braden “f Don Breckner Thomas Brinker Gerry Brown Karen Brown Sophomores Are One Step Ahead Tina Cataldo Brenda Churchill Mike Churilla Kim Conrad Jesse Cooper 133 Don Czarnccki Dave Dahlke Dee Ann D’Arcy joanne Davis Jerry DeLano Nancy DeNardin Sixth Row: Doug Koschnitzke; Fifth Row: Denise Wojcik, Denise Partridge; Fourth Row: Chris Albert, John Miller; Third Row: Casie Boerre, Cheryl McCallister, John Keyworth, Barry Ablett; Second Row: Sue Burns, Ken Sygit; First Row: Dale Schmitt. Jody Eveningred Elien Farnsworth Theresa Gardner Scott Endean Dave Frizzle Rick Fultz Kirk Garverick Melodie Garverick Nancy Gaudette Al Gregg Curt Hands Michael Hart T o A Back Row: Dawn Lehto, President; Tom Malone, Vice-President. Front Row: Cindy Nordstrom, Secretary; Dave Shimmel, Treasurer. George Hazlinsky Tom Headlee Su Heaman Cindy Helzer Mark Heming Jeff Henschel Chuck Herbert Doug Hill Karen Hinkley Jeff Hollingsworth Scott Hoskins Dale Hrisca Vickie Irvine Kathy Isaac n o t h e r G r e a t Y e o r 135 Denna Johnson Karri Jones Kirk Kammer Barb Keeler Stephen Keener Lori Kennedy Karon Ketchum John Key worth Pam Kistlcr Cindy Klann Luann Klettner Doug Koschnitzkc Bill Kulman Harold Kulman Tom Labadie Herbert Lambert Jim Leach Dawn Lehto Back Row: Mr. Heimburger, Mr. McKeand, Dr. Misenar, Mr. Martin, Chief Advisor. Front Row: Miss Butler, Mrs. Gorham, Miss Fedraw, Mrs. Rix. Sue Leveque Michelle Liddle We ' ve Cot Spirit; We ' ve Got Pride! 136 Bill Lindsay Glenn Lottner Anita Magee Mike Mallorey Tom Malone Karen Maples Sandy McArthur Cheryl McCallister Brenda McDonald Charles McDonald Patricia McHenry Lucy McIntyre Pat Melville John Miller Randy Moore Phill Moran Lisa Morris Andy Mowat Deb Murphy Mary Nead Were The Class of 75 137 VIKING SOPHOMORES The Big Parade! julie Neal Penny Neal Cindy Nordstrom Dave Oates Tom Osentoski Tom Parrish Denise Partridge LuAnn Pastor Mike Patterson Don Pay ion k Marie Payionk Sue Perry r i HHHT it Robin Peters Julie Phippen 138 ARE ON PARADE! Patty Pohl Robin Polley Bill Prentice Bill Rogers Joe Schulte The Sophomores chugged into third place for the 1972 Homecoming. Ron Polley Gerald Porrett Randy Raines Becky Reeves Cathy Richards Rick Richert Tom Rowe Sherie Saffee jon Sartwell Dale Schmitt joAnn Schultz Marie Schultz Mary Schultz Dave Shimmel 139 Margaret Shinn Don Shoebottom Bcv Smarch Lisa Smith Mary Ann Smith Nancy Smith Tammy Smith Kay Solomon joanne Sparling Karin Spencer Robert Sterling 140 Sally Thomas Bud Thornton Janet Trasko Bob Troy Scott Turnbull Dona Vansach Debbie Welser Jeff Wheelis joe Wiczko Pam Wilson Nanci Wright Chuck Zinzo Angie Zirpolo Janet VanTiem Jessie VanTiem Connie Wagner Craig Walker Renee Warner Gaining Ground 141 n ■k-sTJ v 1 i ' fls , ' ■ -■ r r- i - v ■ j Ti k % i$sSr % $ a ) wgi |- 1 Js$ B K M A , f i - :-M 4-. .wrm _ -4i v L-sk . 1 Chris Agostino Beth Ahles Paul Angove Elizabeth Bailey Sue Baker The Class of 76 Is On The Move! Sue Baldwin Debbie Balinski Tim Buelow Pat Burley Cindy Butcher Mike Campbell Freshmen showed promise as future float builders with their doughboy. Tina Campbell Vicki Campbell joan Carolan Mark Carufel Anna Chapdelaine 144 145 Freshmen Add Spirit Kris Garverick Rich Gaudette Cindy Giles Tom Goodin Shelly Goulette Bill Green Rod Green Cheryl Gregg jim Greuber Mike H artel Dave Headlee Leanne Helmer Pam Herman Gary Hill Judy Hill Bernie Hillock 146 To Homecoming Ann Hudson Ralph Johnson Eugene Kcgley It’s Sue Baldwin and her escort, Dale Stump, as she represents her freshman class. Rick Kennedy Lori Knox Kevin Krueger Kris Kujat Mike Labadie Mark Lake Mary Lambert Mary Leacock Dan Lents 14 7 Phill McClelland Stephanie Pakulski Jim Philp Ron Murphy Karen Nicholas Jim Nofs Freshman steering committee - Third Row: Jim Cruickshank. Second Row: Pam Robbins, Angela Troy. First Row: Patti Dzurnak, Sue Baker. Absent: Bill Green. 148 The Spirit of ' 76 Is Here! Brian Pullen Debbie Putze Dolores Putze Scott Quant Pam Quinn Freshmen can work together! Pam Robbins Gerry Rose Kathy Samuelson Gayle Sawdon Sue Schlinkert Laura Sch morrow Cathy Shafran Kevin Siler Freshmen lead the way! Chuck Simmons Mike Simonds Donna Simpson Don Small Dwight Spencer 149 Gass officers: Patrice Thompson, Vice President; Kim Zepp, Treasurer; Lori Knox, President; Mary Ann Vanlerberghe, Secretary. Sue Spencer Jack Therrien Mike Tomalo Tom Thornton Ron Thick Patrice Thompson Gail Thornton Marty Thornton Class Advisors Share Hopes 150 Linda Webb Dan Welser Gail Waters Trenia Yielding Harold Zablocki Mike Zacharias Steve Zauner Sue Zauner Skip Zeller Kim Zepp Freshman Class Advisors-Second Row: Mr. Patterson, Mr. Philp, Chief Advisor; Mr. Harrold, Mr. Skrzyniarz. First Row: Miss Heckman, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Bellow, Mr. Venia. Absent: Mr. Pell For Class of 76 151 MISS JANET ARNO: Bachelor of Arts. Western Michigan University. French I, II, III, Spanish I. European Language and Culture. Senior Class Advisor. French Club Advisor, Ski Club Advisor. MR. WALT BRAUN: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Central Michigan University, Boys’ Fall Team Sports, Boys’ Elementary and Advanced Swimming, Outdoor Recreation, Theory of Football. Senior Class Advisor. Varsity Club Advisor. Head Football Coach. Athletic Director. MRS. MARY SUE BECKER: Bachelor of Science. Michigan State University. Homemaking I, Family Living, Earth Science, Child Growth and Development, Life Science. Junior C lass Advisor. MRS. ELLEN BURNS: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Central Michigan University. Girls’ Elementary and Advanced Swimming, Fall Individual Sports, Girls’ Fall Team Sports, Co-Ed Life Saving. Girls’ Spring Team Sports, Gymnastics and Modern Dance, Freshman Class Advisor. Girls’ Athletic Association Advisor. MRS. SHIRLEY BELLOW: Bachelor of Science. Eastern Michigan University. Vocational English, Business English, Composition I and II, Yearbook. Freshman Class Advisor. VIKING Yearbook Advisor. MISS BEVERLY BUTLER: Bachelor of Arts. St. Clair County Community College. Western Michigan University. Drama, Reading for Fun, Speech I and II. Freshman Class Advisor. Debate and Forensics Coach. Cheerleader Coach. MRS. EMILY BLACKNEY: Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts. Eastern Michigan University, Michigan State University. The Other American, Issues Today, Basic Psychology, You and the Law. Junior Class Advisor. MR. NEIL COLLARD: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan. Personal Typing, Introduction to Secretarial-Clerical, Shorthand, Production Typewriting, Integrated Office Practice. Senior Class Advisor. BOEC Advisor. 154 MR. RICHARD DEN UYL: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Grand Rapids Junior College, Western Michigan University, Wayne State University. Machine Trades, Welding, Exploratory Machine Shop. Junior Class Advisor. Freshman Football Coach. MRS. MARILYNN GORHAM: Bachelor of Science. Central Michigan University. Librarian. Sophomore Class Advisor. National Honor Society Advisor. MRS. JANET ELSHOLZ: Bachelor of Science. St. Clair County Community College, Western Michigan University. Algebra I, Mathematics I and II. Senior Class Advisor. MR. RONALD HARROLD: Bachelor of Business Education. Eastern Michigan University. Basic Bookkeeping, Introduction of Typing, Introduction to General Business, Basic Typing, Personal Typing. Freshman Class Advisor. Junior Varsity Football Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. L. ED ELSHOLZ: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Western Michigan University, Eastern Michigan University. Vocational Drafting, Basic Drawing, Mechanical Drawing I, Advanced Mechanical Drawing II and III. Senior Class Advisor. MISS JACQUELINE HECKMAN: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Phillips University, Western Michigan University. Freshman Class Advisor. National Honor Society Advisor, Drama Club Advisor. MISS MARILYN FEDRAW: Bachelor of Science. Central Michigan University, Wayne State University. Biology, Advanced Biology. Sophomore Class Advisor, Ski Club Advisor. MR. ARTHUR HEIMBURGER: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Albion College, Michigan State University, University of Michigan. Record Keeping, Record Keeping II, Issues Today, Basic Typing, Introduction to Typing. Sophomore Class Advisor. Music Listeners Club Advisor. 155 MR. W. SCOTT HOPKIN, JR.: Bachelor of Music Education. Samford University, Birmingham, Alabama. Choir Director . Drama Club Advisor. MRS. SHIRLEY McCALL: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Eastern Michigan University, Wayne State University. Ceramics I and II, Crafts, Junior Class Chief Advisor. Future Teachers of America Advisor, Art Club Advisor. MR. DAVID HOUCK: Bachelor of Arts, Western Michigan University. Composition I, American Literature I and II, Refresher English, Short Story, Reading for Fun. Senior Class Advisor, Varsity Football and Baseball Coach. MR. PATRICK McDEVITT : Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts. Michigan State University. Selling and Advertising I and II, Health Education, Boys’ Fall Individual Sports, Boys ' Fall Team Sports, Boys’ Spring Team Sports. Junior Class Advisor. Varsity Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. MR. STEWART MacDONALD: Bachelor of Philosophy. University of Detroit. English Literature I and II, English 9. Junior Class Advisor. Senior and Junior Plays Director. MR. WILLIAM McKEAND: Bachelor of Science. Michigan State University. Physics, Chemistry, Life Science, Earth Science, Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. FRANK MARTIN: Bachelor of Arts. Alma College. Planning for the Future, Early American History, Middle American History, Modern American History. Sophomore Class Chief Advisor. 156 DR. BURMAN J. MISENAR: Associate Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Doctorate of Philosophy. St. Clair County Community College, Eastern Michigan University, Columbia University, Michigan State University. Counselor. Sophomore Class Advisor. MR. RICHARD PELL: Bachelor of Science. Grand Rapids Jr. College, Western Michigan University. Boys ' General Shop, Boys’ Spring Team Sports. Freshman Advisor. Cross Country and Wrestling Coach. MISS GERALDA MULLEN: Bachelor of Science. Eastern Michigan University. Clothing, Boys ' Homemaking I and II, Homemaking I, Foods, Family Health. Junior Class Advisor. MR. JAMES PUSKARICH: Bachelor of Science. University of Michigan. Mathematics I, Basic Mathematics, Practical Mathematics, Algebra I. Senior Class Advisor. MR. MICHAEL PATTERSON: Bachelor of Science. Central Michigan University. English 9, Reading for Fun. Freshman Class Advisor. Student Council Advisor, Swimming Coach. MRS. DIANA RIX: Bachelor of Science. St. Clair County Community College, Central Michigan University. Art I. Sophomore Class Advisor. Girls’ Athletic Association Advisor. MR. WILLIAM PHILP: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. St. Clair County Community College, Western Michigan University, Wayne State University. Basic Drawing, Relative Training, Basic and Advanced Architecture, Co-op Coordinator. Freshman Class Chief Advisor. 157 MR. CHARLES SALVO: Bachelor of Arts, Master of Music. Ohio Northern University. University of Michigan. Band Director. Senior Class Advisor. MISS CLARE VIVIAN: Bachelor of Arts, Master of Arts. Olivet College, University of Michigan. Spanish I, II III, journalism I II. Senior Class Advisor. AMPLIFIER Advisor, Quill and Scroll Advisor. MR. RAYMOND SKRZYNIARZ: Bachelor of Science. Western Michigan University. Man and His Environment, Ancient History, Modern World History. Assistant Junior Varsity Football Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. Junior Class Advisor. MR. FRANK WHEELER: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Central Michigan University, Western Michigan University. American Government, Economics, Issues Today. Junior Class Advisor. MR. EUGENE SUPRENANT: Bachelor of Science. Central Michigan University. Girls’ Woodshop, General Shop, Small Gasoline Engines, Cabinet and Furniture Making. Junior Class Advisor. MR. FRANK YON: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts. Lock Haven State College, Penn State University, Indiana State College, all of Pennsylvania; Wayne State University; Newberry College, South Carolina; University of South Carolina; Northern Michigan University; Andrews University, Michigan. Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Mathematics. Senior Class Chief Advisor. MR. JAMES VENIA: Bachelor of Science. Michigan State University. Earth Science, Life Science, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Freshman Cheerleaders, Assistant Track Coach. 158 Board Contributes To Our School Growth BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Arthur F. Cole, Treasurer; Mr. Robert W. Teeple, Trustee; Mr. Milton ). Rogers, Trustee; Mr. Kenneth Foerster, Trustee; Mr. Robert J. Wright, Trustee; Mr. Louis W. Schmorrow, President; and Mrs. Sophie Pohl, Secretary. 159 Mrs. Maureen Pochodylo, Secretary; Mrs. Fay Neal, Library Clerk; Mrs. Grace Burley Office Clerk. Mr. John Hurley, Bus Contractor. Mr. Robert Watson, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. 160 X Mrs. Neva Balhoff, Mrs. Bernita Bradley, Mrs. Irene Osentoski, Mrs. Erna Osborne, and Mrs. Mae Brown. Absent: Mrs. Bette McMartin, Mrs. Charlotte Henry. To Help The Students Is Our Main Concern Mr. Ken MacDonald, Mr. Don Harkleroad, and Mr. Dick Roehl. 161 Ablctt, Barry 132, 133, 134 Agostino, Carrie 13, 18, 26, 31 , 131 Agostino, Chris 19, 143, 144 AGOSTINO, STEVEN 20, 22, 23, 79, 80, 1 1 3, 1 1 6 Ahles, Beth 39, 40, 144 Ahles, Phil 118 Albert, Chris 52, 59, 76, 132, 134 Aldridge, Pat 1 32 Aldridge, Valarie 27, 35, 1 18, 125, 130 Alfoldy, Chuck 132, 141 Anderson, Eric P. 132 Anderson, Eric R. 52, 56, 132 Anderson, Mike 10, 71 , 118 Anglebrandt, judy 132, 133 ANGLEBRANDT, MEL 80 ANGLEBRANDT, TOM 48, 50, 67, 80 Angove, Laurie 132 Angove, Paul 143, 144 Armstead, Harold 37, 131, 132 Artman, Marlene 132 AUSTIN, DEB 77, 80 Austin, Janet 131, 132 Austin, Richard 1 18 Babel, Gary 1 1 8 Babel, Larry 1 18 BACHER, JODI 13,20,44,80, 116 Badley, Joe 70, 118 Bailey, Elizabeth 144 BAKER, BETTY 77,81 Baker, Lori 1 18 Baker, Owen 1 18 Baker, Sandy 131, 132 Baker, Sue 19, 144, 148, 152 Baldwin, Patti 1 1 8 Baldwin, Sue 6, 7, 9, 144, 147, 152 Balinski, Debbie 1 44 Balinski, Lenard 46, 48, 67, 76, 1 1 7, 1 1 8 Barbe, Paul 59, 33, 1 32, 133 BARBER, DAVE 48, 50, 81 BASNAW, DIANE 77,81 BASSETT, KAREN 81 Beam, Laura 19, 24,37, 117, 118 Beaudry , Mary Jo 11, 144 Bellow, Perry 24 Bergdoll, Susan BERGSTROM, KARAN 12, 16,34,36,39,49,41, 79,81 Bier, Diane 30, 144, 149 Bier, Pat 10,24, 41, 117, 118 Bills, Sherry 37, 118 Bishop, Cornelia 1 1 , 1 3, 24, 44, 1 1 8 Bishop, Dennis 1 44 Bitzinger, Dick 1 1 , 27, 70, 1 1 7, 119 Blues, Fran 13, 15, 25, 39, 40, 41 , 74, 1 19, 130 Boddy, Dave 53, 59, 144 Boehm, Terri 17, 1 8, 24, 1 1 7, 1 19, 125, 130 Boehm, Tricia 131, 132, 133 Boer re, Casie 132, 134, 142 Boettner, Gale 39, 41 , 1 1 9 Booth, Alan 52, 59, 65,67,132 Borgman, Doug 59, 131, 132 BORLA, DEB 31 BOROWSKI, DEBBIE 18,82 Bowen, Carol Bowen, Greg 132 BOWEN, VICKY 37, 43, 73, 74, 75 , 82 Bowen, Wade 144 Brackenbury, Janeen 1 1, 74, 75, 131, 132 Braden, Jim 24, 66, 67, 76, 131, 132 Breckner, Don 10, 30,31,74, 133, 140 BRECKNER, JANE 12, 15, 23, 26, 41, 77, 82, 116 Briggs, Melba Brinker, Debbie 1 19 Brinker, Thomas 133 Brotherton, Carol 119 Brown, Barbara Brown, Gerry 133 Brown, Karen 133 Brown, Sue 119 Bryan, Jeff 119 BUELOW, JAN 12, 16, 20, 23,31,38,39,40,41, 44,45,73,74, 75,79, 82, 116 INDEX Buelow, Tim 59, 144, 149 Bukowski, Jim 119 Burch, Jane 1 19 Burley, Dave 133 Burley, Pat 10, 36, 53, 60, 144, 152 Burns, Sue 24, 133, 134 Butcher, Cindy 72, 144 Butcher, Rieka 19,43, 119 BUTLER, AMY 12, 16,23,38,39,40,41,45,62, 73, 77,82 BUTLER, DAN 10,50, 67,83 BUTLER, LORRAINE 20, 23, 26, 27, 30, 36, 37, 38,39,41,44,83,116 Campbell, Cris 43, 133 Campbell, Mike 144 Campbell, Tina 15, 43, 144 Campbell, Vicki 60, 144 CAROLAN, DAN 83 Carolan, Joan 10, 144, 149 Carpa, John 1 19 Carty, Karen 1 19 Carufel, Mark 36,62, 143, 144 Carufel, Paul 62, 119 Cash, Ken 48,59,71, 133 CATALDO, CAROL 31 , 36, 83 Cataldo, Tina 60, 133 Chapdclaine, Anna 144 CHAPDELAINE, SUSAN 24 Chappelle, Holly 6, 7,9, 133 Charest, Dave 43, 1 19 Chivers, Donna 1 33 Chivers, John 133 Churchill, Brenda 131, 133 CHURCHILL, TOM 83,116 Churilla, Denise 119 Churilla, Mike 133 Churilla, Ray 145 Clark, Kim 10, 24,41,79,117,119 CLEAVER, GREG 10, 31, 46, 48, 50, 64, 67, 76, 77,84 Cline, Cindy 1 20 Clouse, Cathy 143, 145, 152 Clouse, Steve 1 20 Coggins, Dawn 11,24,36,41,63,72,74, 145 Coggins, Sherri 10, 24, 38, 39,40,41,56,74, 120 COLE, WAYNE 84 Colgan, Bob 117, 120 Collard, Sue 10, 24, 30, 39, 41, 72, 145 Collard, Tim 1 0, 1 2, 1 6, 37, 44, 48, 56, 67, 68, 76, 120, 130 CONGER, LINDA Conrad, Kim 133 Conrad, Terry 37 Cooper, Dianne 145 Cooper, Jesse 131, 133 Cowger, Jenny 10, 60, 133 CRAWFORD, KEITH 84 Crowton, Greg 145 Cruickshank, Jim 53, 59, 145, 148 Cruickshank, Karen 39, 40, 41,131, 133 CRUICKSHANK, LYNN 31 , 39, 40, 84 Culter, Gordon 43, 133 Culter, Mike 145 Curtis, Dianne 36, 1 20 Curtis, Mike 133 Czarnecki, Don 33, 36, 133, 134 Czarnecki, Linda 145 CZOSTKOWSKI, GERARD 84 Dahlke, Dave 131, 134 DANDRON, ED 85 Dandron, Jan 10, 39, 41 , 145 DANHAUSEN, DARCI 85 D’Arcy, DeeAnn 134, 142 D’Arcy, Michele 13, 14, 16, 120 D’Arcy, Tammy 62,76, 145 Davis, Joanne 134 Day, Mark 53, 59, 145 Day, Scott 53, 59, 76, 145 Deland, Nancie 120 DeLano, Jerry 134 DeLine, Beth 30, 40, 120 DeNardin, Nancy 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 56, 74, 76, 134, 140 DeNardin, Tom 56, 70, 1 20, 1 25 Denczek, Joe 120 DESHON, DICK 10, 24, 46, 47, 48, 50, 77, 85 Diem, Kathy 28, 117, 120 Dillon, Joe 145 Dillon, Tim 1 34 DILLON, VICKI 85 Dimick, Annette 19, 25, 31 , 120 Dimick, Brian 36, 1 34 Dimick, Tim 52, 134 Dimon, Bill 143, 145 Dionne, Lynne 1 20 Doan, Mike 134 Dobbyn, Mike 120 Donaldson, Bob 121, 130 Donaldson, Julie 11,24, 41, 134 DOUVILLE, GARY 85, 117 Dowding, Jim 74, 75, 145 Durrant, Betty 39, 40, 41 , 145 Durrant, Terry 1 21 Dzurnak, Patti 74, 75, 145, 148, 152 DZURNAK, STEVE 31, 86,43 EAGEN, BRIAN 77,86 Eagen, Kathy 10, 38, 39, 40, 134 Eagen, Kevin 117, 121 Eagen, Marlene 36, 145 EAGEN, JOE 31 , 77, 86, 1 1 7 EAGEN, MIKE 10, 20, 23, 46, 48, 50, 60, 71, 86 Eagen, Virginia 60, 134 Ellis, Chip 62, 134 Endean, Scott 60, 134 Endean, Steve 62, 67, 1 21 English, Brenda Epperson, Pat 121 Epperson, Rick 145 Erdman, Keith 121 Erno, Karen 13,24, 117, 121 Ernst, Walt 121 Evans, Mark 42, 60, 66, 120, 121 EVANS, TIMOTHY 20, 45, 48, 50, 62, 67, 76, 86 Eveningred, Jody 39, 40, 41 , 1 34, 142 FALK, LORI 87 Farnsworth, Elien 63, 134 Farnsworth, Julie 10, 63, 145 Farr, Kevin 121, 130 Featherstone, Pam 33, 36, 40, 146 FEICK, DAVE 67, 70, 74, 78, 87, 1 16 Fetting, Nancy 1 3, 39, 40, 41 , 1 21 , 1 30 FITZ, DONDRA 6, 7, 20, 23, 24, 40, 73, 74, 87, 116 Francesconi, Sue 10, 36, 39, 40, 146 Franks, Glenn 60, 146 FRANKS, SANDY 39, 40,87 FRASER-LEE, DOUG 20,87 FRENCH, DAVE 10, 20, 22, 23, 45, 47 48 50,56,57, 67,76,88 FRENCH, MELANIE 10, 20, 23, 24, 73 74 88, 112 Frizzle, Dave 52, 56, 134 Fultz, Rick 37, 134 Gaffney, Fred 121 Gaffney, Linda 143, 146 GARDNER, MICHAEL 37, 44, 88, 1 16 Gardner, Sharon 24, 25, 146 Gardner, Theresa 134 Garverick, Kirk 52, 56, 135, 142 Garverick, Kris 53, 59, 1 46 Garverick, Melodie 31, 39, 40, 41, 60, 74 131, 132, 135, 140 Gaudette, Nancy 135 Gaudette, Rich 146 Gauthier, Lindsay 1 21 Gaw, Lori 13,25, 121, 130 Gieleghem, John 121 Giles, Cindy 146 Giles, Sue 122 Gilroy, Cheryl 122 GONIWICHA, STEVE 88 Goodin, Tom 53, 59, 146 Goulette, Patricia 122 Goulette, Shelly 146, 152 Green, Bill 53, 62, 146 Green, Jeff 122 Green, Rod 146 Gregg, AI52, 135 Gregg, Cheryl 146 Gregg, Kathy 122 Greuber, Jim 146 Hands, Curt 135 Harrigea, Jeff 1 22 HARRIS, KATHY 18,88, 116 Hart, Barb 18,117,122 Hart, Karen 89 Hart, Michael 131,135 Hartel, Mike 53, 59, 76, 146 Hazlinsky, George 135 Headlee, Dave 146 Headlee, Tom 52, 59, 67, 1 35 Heaman, Su 26, 31 , 39, 41 , 60, 74, 131, 135, 141 Helmer, Laurie 1 22 Helmer, Leanne 143, 146, 152 Helzer, Cindy 26, 30, 73, 74, 75, 76, 132, 135 Heming, Jack 122 Heming, Mark 15, 135, 140 Hendricks, Howard Henschel, Jeff 33, 133, 135 Herbert, Chuck 1 35 Herbert, Craig 122 Herman, Pam 30, 146 Hill, Doug 43,135 Hill, Gary 10,59, 146 Hill, Judy 146 Hillock, Bernie 59, 146, 152 HILLOCK, RICK 24, 42, 44, 70, 89 Hinkley, Anita 10, 13,39,40,41,74,76, 122 Hinkley, Karen 13, 15, 29, 39, 40, 41, 74, 135, 142 HINKLEY, RICHARD 27, 62, 66, 67, 89 HOLLINGSWORTH, BOB 60, 66, 89 Hollingsworth, Jeff 66, 135 HOLLIS, LINDA 89 Hollis, Lou Ann 18,31, 122,43 HOOKER, ROBIN 90 Hool, John 15, 122, 130 Horth, Scott 147 Hoskins, Scott 135 Howes, Kirk 147 Hrisca, Dale 52, 59, 1 35, 142 Hudson, Ann 147 Hyslop, Dan 11, 12, 24, 25, 26, 27, 74, 117, 122, 130 Irvine, Vickie 15, 31, 74, 131, 135 Isaac, Kathy 37, 135 Jackson, Butch 48, 65, 122 Jakubiak, Pat 24, 122 Jeffries, John 48, 67, 75, 123, 130 JOHNSON, DAVE 90 Johnson, Denna 136, 141 Johnson, Janna Johnson, Ralph 37, 53, 143,147 Jones, Dennis 43, 123 Jones, Gary 46, 48, 56, 65, 67, 123 Jones, Karri 33, 36, 136, 141 JONES, SCOTT 10, 47, 62, 67, 76, 90 Kaiser, Pete 48, 123 Kammer, Kirk 48, 59, 67, 136 Keeler, Barb 37, 44, 1 36 Keeler, Joanne 37, 44, 123 Keener, Stephen 52, 136 Kegley, Eugene 147 KEGLEY, JEAN 23,90,117 Kennedy, Lori 1 36 Kennedy, Rick 53, 58, 76, 147 KERN, RICK 31, 45, 47, 51, 56, 57, 67,69, 76,78,90 Ketchum, Kandie 43, 123 Ketchum, Karon 136 Kettlewell, Rick 43, 123 Key worth, John 62, 74, 131, 134, 136 Kistler, Pam 33,36,60, 136 Kivel, Errol 24,117,123 KLAAS, GALE 19,91 Klaas, Linda 1 8, 25, 31 , 43, 1 23, 1 30 Klann 11,24, 136, 142 Klettner, Luann 136 Knox, Lori 147, 149, 150 Koschnitzke, Doug 70, 134, 136 KRISE, TOM 91 Krueger, Kevin 147 Kujat, Kris 24, 147, 152 Kulman, Bill 131, 136 Kulman, Harold 136 Labadie, Mike 147 Labadie, Tom 136 LAEDER, JEFF 91 LaGruth, Denise 31, 123 Laidlaw, Larry 29, 123 Lake, Mark 147 LaMarsh, Jerry 43, 123 Lambert, Becky 35, 123, 130 Lambert, Herbert 136 Lambert, Jeanne 1 23 Lambert, Mary 147 Landschoot, Mark 123, 125, 130 LAPOINTE, DENISE 10,91 Lasher, Cheryl 123 Leach, Jim 136 LEACOCK, KATHRYN 91 Leacock, Mary 147 LEE, DEBBIE 26,56, 92 LEE, DENICE 92 Lehto, Dawn 75, 135, 136 LEMANSKI, MARY 92 Leitch, Jane 41,1 24, 125, 130 Lenn, Karen 24, 28, 35, 63, 1 23 Lents, Dan 1 1 , 53, 58, 147 Lepine, Phil 147 Leveque, Sue 136 Liddle, Michelle 74, 131, 136, 142 Lindgren, Dale 42, 48, 67, 69, 124 Lindsay, Bill 1 37 Lindsay, Renee 74, 147, 152 LITTLE, DAVE 67,92 Little, Doug 48, 67, 124, 125, 130 Little, Suzanne 30, 39, 41 , 147 Logan, Kim 117, 124 Logan, Robin 147 Lottner, Glenn 48, 67, 1 37 Lough ren, Tom 124 Lucas, Deb MACCALLUM, SHELLY 13,20, 92 MacDonald, Carole MacDonald, Debbie 147, 152 Mackay, Jeanne 24, 28, 124 Mader, Kim 25, 38, 39, 40, 41 , 74, 76, 1 24 Magee, Anita 36, 1 37 Mallorey, Mike 11, 15,52, 137 MALONE, PAT 77,93 Malone, Tom 52, 131, 135, 137 Maples, Karen 60, 1 37 MAPLES, TIM 48,51,93 Mareski, Ken 53, 148 Marks, Ron 124 MARTIN, CHERYL 77, 93 Mason, Rick 124 Massacar, Linda 15, 124, 130 MASSEY, BEV MAZURE, JOEL 42, 44, 93 MCARTHUR, JUDY 24,31,93 McArthur, Sandy 11, 137 McCallister, Cheryl 134, 137 McCarthy, Kim 39,41, 147, 152 MCCLELLAND, ALICE 12, 20, 22, 26, 39, 40, 41, 74, 79, 94 McClelland, Phill 147 McCurdy, Tim 36,37, 124 McDonald, Brenda 13,39,40,41, 74, 131, 137 McDonald, Charles 137 McDonald, Kathy McDonald, Marie 148 McGinnis, Laura 148 McHenry, Larry 36, 74, 1 24 MCHENRY, MARK 20, 22, 23, 36, 48, 56, 57, 67, 94, 116 McHenry, Patricia 14, 29, 36, 39, 40, 41, 44, 73, 74,76, 132, 137 MCINTOSH, DOUG 43, 77, 94 McIntosh, Geri 148 McIntyre, Lucy 137 McKinlay, Janet 18, 117, 124 MCMARTIN, BARB 18,31,94 McShane, Mike 124 Meinhardt, Mary 148 Melms, Roy 1 24 Melville, Pat 39, 40, 41, 131, 137 MERRELL, DEBBIE 10, 20, 23, 94 MIELKE, DEB 36, 39,40,41,95, 112 Miller, Brian 42, 1 24 MILLER, CATHY 5, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 20, 23, 26, 38, 39, 40, 41 , 44, 63, 74, 78, 95 Miller, Holly 27, 41, 74, 125, 126, 130 Miller, Jackie 39, 40, 148, 152 Miller, John 11,52, 131, 134, 137, 142 MILLER, KEITH 27,33,37,95 MILLER, LAURIE 95 Miller, Sandy 10, 14, 26, 39, 40, 41,56, 126, 130 Mitchell, Dave 148 MITCHELL, KAY 95 MITCHELL, SANDY 24,96 Moore, Randy 131, 137 Moran, Deb 24, 1 26 Moran, Phill 137 Morris, Lisa 137 MOSS, BOB 43, 77, 96 Mowat, Andy 1 37 Mowat, Kim 125, 126, 130 Muldermans, Cheryl 25, 31 , 33, 36, 1 26, 1 30 Murphy, Deb 41 , 1 37 Murphy, Ron 148 Nead, Mary 137, 140 Neal, Julie 36, 138 Neal, Penny 26, 39, 40, 41 , 75, 138 Nelson, Bob 62,63,76, 126 Nelson, Brenda 1 38 Nelson, Dave 138 Nelson, Tony 60, 1 38 Neumann, Pete 131, 138 NEUMANN, SHARON 43, 96 Nicholas, Karen 35, 148 NICHOLAS, NAN 96 Nofs, Tim 53, 59, 148 Nordstrom, Cindy 18, 135, 138 Nordstrom, Lynn 14, 28, 126, 130 NORDSTROM, THOMAS 31, 77,96, 113 Normandin, Jan 126 NORMANDIN, JOHN 97 NOWICKI, TOM 97 NUTT, MIKE 42, 62, 97, 113 Oates, Dave 52, 1 38 Ortmann, Sue 12, 14, 16, 28, 34, 125, 126, 130 Osentoski, Tom 33, 36, 52, 138 Ott, Karl 24, 126, 130 Pakulski, Stephanie 148, 152 Parker, Jeff 10, 148 Parniske, Dee Ann 148 Parrish, Lynn 1 26 Parrish, Tom 52, 138 Partain, Pam 12, 14, 24, 28, 30, 125, 126, 130 Partridge, Denise 24, 30, 44, 73, 76, 132, 133, 134, 138 Pastor, Barb 148 Pastor LuAnn 138 Paterson, Tami 148 PATH, ROGER 60, 97 Patterson, Mike 62,63,131,138 Patton, Gail 24, 1 26 PAVLIK, TOM 36, 97 PAVLOV, TERRI 77,98 Payionk, Don 138 Payionk, Marie 1 38 Payionk, Mike 148 PELTON, CRAIG 98 Perry, Dave 52, 138, 143 Perry, Mike 52, 59, 138 Perry, Sue 131, 138 Peruski, Mark 59, 74, 148 PERUSKI, VICKI 10, 11, 12, 16, 20, 23, 30, 63, 73,74,76,77,78,98 Peters, Robin 59, 1 38 Pettee, Sue 148, 152 Philp, Jim 36, 53, 62, 143, 148, 152 Phippen, Julie 36, 138, 142 Phippen, Kim 139 PICKERING, JEFF 44, 48, 51, 67, 98 Pickering, Tammy 148 Pidick, John 126 Pietroski, Rich 44, 48, 56, 67, 117, 125, 126, 130 Pochodylo, Becky 30, 39, 40, 41 , 148, 152 Pohl, Patty 33,36,74, 131, 139, 143 Polley, Robin 139 Policy, Ron 1 39 Porrctt, Gerald 139 PORTER, DAVE 6,8, 44, 77,98, 112, 117 Prentice, Bill 131, 139 PRENTICE, KAREN 99 Prentice, Kathy 1 26 PREVOST, DAVE 44, 45, 56, 57, 67, 68, 99, 1 16 Pullen, Brian 149 Putze, Chris 31, 127 Putze, Debbie 143, 149 PUTZE, DENNIS 43, 77, 99 Putze, Dolores 149 QUAINE, KAREN 11, 78, 99, 116 Quant, Howard 48,67,75, 127 Quant, Scott 53, 60, 149 Quinn, Pam 149 Raines, Randy 139 Ramsey, Mike 149 Randall, Ann 10, 25,31,39, 40,41, 127 REDPATH, DEBBIE 6, 7, 1 2, 20, 22, 99 Reeves, Becky 1 39 Reid, Ron 48, 127, 130 Richards, Cathy 74, 139 Richards, Craig 12, 117, 127 RICHARDS, SANDY 6, 7, 8, 39, 40, 44, 77, 100, 113 Richert, Becky 34, 39, 40, 41 , 44, 63, 149 Richert, Rick 139, 142 Rivard, Ken 30,42, 127 Roach, Pete 149 Robbins, Pam 15,35,44, 143, 148, 149 Rock, Harry 1 27 Rogers, Bill 139 RON AN, PAT 100 Rose, Gerry 149 ROSE, MARTY 100 ROSKEY, KENDRA 100 ROWE, KEN 31, 71, 100 Rowe, Tom 52, 139 Rutkauske, Terri 6, 7, 1 27, 1 30 Saffee, Shcrie 139 SAMPLES, FRANK Samples, Scott 60 Samuelson, Kathy 25, 74, 149 SANDERSON, PAM 18, 19, 24, 101 Sartwell, Jon 139 Sawdon, Bruce 117, 127 Sawdon, Gayle 149 Sawdon, Mary 28,35,44, 125, 127, 130 SAWDON, STEVE 10,46, 48,51,62,67, 101 SCHEFFLER, MARK 45, 48, 51, 56, 57, 65, 67, 76, 101 Scheffler, Sue 28,125,127 SCHLINKERT, GARY 1 1 , 20, 22, 23, 27, 45, 67, 71,74,76, 101, 116 Schlinkert, Sue 149 Schmitt, Dale 24,52, 134, 139 SCHMITT, SUSAN 12,20, 22,24,44,73,74, 101, 112, 116 Schmorrow Laura 39, 40, 41 , 149 Schoenrock, Lynn 13, 25, 117, 127 Schoenrock, Terry 1 27 SCHROEDER, MELISSA 20, 77, 102 Schulte, Joe 52, 59, 139, 143 Schultz, JoAnn 13, 37, 139 SCHULTZ, JOHN 9, 102 Schultz, Marie 39, 41 , 139 Schultz, Mary 10, 30, 44, 139, 141 Shafran, Cathy 149, 152 Shafran, Sue 125, 127 SHAGENA, CHUCK 27, 102 SHIMMEL, BARBARA 20, 23, 102 Shimmel, Dave 59, 66, 1 39 Shinn, Margaret 140 SHIRKEY, JOHN 10, 42, 62, 102 Shoebottom, Don 140 SILER, GARY 103 Siler, Kevin 53, 149 Simmons, Chuck 149 Simonds, Mike 149 E.C. Tools-Dies 280 14th Street Simpson, Donna 149 Small, Don 149 Smarch, Bev 140 SMITH, DENNIS 103 SMITH, DON 10,22, 27,103,116 Smith, Lisa 11, 140, 142 Smith, Mary Ann 140 Smith, Nancy 140 SMITH, SHARON 103 Smith, Tammy 140 Smyth, Sue 127 SNYDER, PAM 30, 103 SNYDER, VICKIE 13, 104 SOBOLESKI, JEFF 62, 67, 70, 104 Solomon, Kay 140 Sparling, Dave 37, 127 Sparling, Joanne 36, 37, 140 SPENCER, BRIAN 48,51, 67, 74, 104 Spencer, Dwight 53, 59, 149 Spencer, Karin 39, 40, 41 , 74, 131, 140, 142 SPENCER, LOANN 41,63, 104 Spencer, Sue 39, 41 , 150 Stager, Steve 143, 151 Sterling, Robert 52, 74, 140 Storey, Jeff 42, 128, 130 STOREY, MARCIA 12, 14, 16, 20, 22, 23, 26, 39 40.41.74, 104 Stroh, Karen Stump, Dan 56, 76, 128 Stump, Teri 15, 39, 40, 41, 74, 140, 142 Sulkowski, Cindy 60, 140 Sulkowski, Linda 150 SULLIVAN, MIKE 60,67, 105 Swanson, Mike 150 Swanson, Rick 140 Swoffer, Bob 131, 140 Sygit, Ken 1 34, 140 Taylor, Cindy 150 Taylor, Greg 1 28 Taylor, Guy 52, 140 Taylor, Jean 140 Taylor, John 140 TAYLOR, LARRY 105, 116 Teeple, Craig 42, 65,128 Teeple, Laura 150 TenBrink, Art 140 Terry, Ron 43, 128, 130 Thatcher, Raymond Theisen, Craig 70, 150 Therrien, Jack 143, 150 Thibdaue, Kris 117, 128 Thibodeau, Guy 1 28 Thick, Ron 53, 59, 150 Thiel, Wendy 1 28 Thompson, Patrice 15, 143, 149, 150 Thompson, Paul 74, 128, 130 Thomas, Sally 24, 27,74, 141 Thornton, Bud 141 Thornton, Gail 1 50 Thornton, Marty 143, 150 Thornton, Tom 150 Tomalo, John 30, 62, 125, 128, 130 TOMALO, MARY 20, 23,24,40,41, 105, 113 Tomalo, Mike 10,59, 150, 152 Trasko, Janet 141 Troy, Angela 30, 37, 148, 150 Troy, Bob 131, 141, 142 TURNBULL, MARK 45, 46, 47, 48, 51, 56, 57 65,67, 105. Turnbull, Scott 59, 70,141 TYLER, SUE 15, 105, 116 Ulrich, Janet 37, 74, 150, 152 VANDERMALE, SUE 10, 12, 16, 20, 34, 44, 79, 106, 116 Vanlerberghe, Kathy 14, 16, 39, 40, 128,130 Vanlerberghe, Mary Ann 15, 39, 143, 150, 152 VanNest, Terri 150 Vansach, Dona 141 VANSACH, LOU ANN 20, 23, 26, 38, 39, 40, 41, 63.74, 106 VANTIEM, BOB 106 VanTiem, Janet 141 VanTiem, Jessie 141 VARGO, JOE 42,67,106 Venia, Jayne 39,41, 72, 74, 143, 150 Visga, Merry 18, 31, 128 Voisard, Mike 53, 62, 150 Wagar, Francy 128 WAGAR, MARTIN 106 Wagar, Tom 150 Wagner, Connie 13, 39, 40, 41, 74, 131, 141, 142 Walker, Craig 141 Ward, Mike 151 Ward, Shelley 13, 18, 19, 117, 128 WARNER, DEBBIE 18, 38, 39, 40, 41, 74, 77, 107, 116 Warner, Michelle 10, 73, 74, 76, 151 Warner, Renee 39, 40, 41 , 63, 74, 141 WARSINSKE, LORRIE 107 Waters, Gail 143, 151 Watson, David 53, 151 Watson, Peggy 30, 36, 151 Weakland, Gary 128, 130 Weakland, Jeri 31,43, 129 Webb, Linda 30,72, 151 Weir, Shelley 18, 25,39, 40,41,74, 75, 129 Welser, Dan 53, 76, 151 Wclser, Debbie 141 WELSER, HENRY 107 Welser, Jim 53, 60, 151 Westbrook, Irene 151 Westbrook, Pearl 117, 129 WEYMOUTH, DIANE 20, 23, 73, 74, 107, 1 16 WEYMOUTH, JAYNE 13, 79, 107 Wheeler, Brad 46, 47, 48, 60, 67, 1 29, 1 30 Wheelis, Jeff 141 WHITE, GREG 48, 51 , 56, 57, 67, 77, 108 Whiting, Terry 1 29 Wiczko, Joe 141 Wiczko, Mariann 151 WIELAND, EDWARD 60, 108 WILLIAMS, STEVE 108, 113 Willemsem, Mike 151 Wilson, Janice 30, 39, 151 , 152 Wilson, John 53, 59, 143, 151 Wilson, Pam 11,33, 141 Wiltse, Ron 30, 59, 66, 67, 76, 141 Winkel, Martha 10,39,40,41,74, 129 WINKEL, MARY 18, 22, 23, 30, 39, 41, 44, 74, 78, 108, 116 WITUKIEWICZ, MARY 13, 108 Wojcik, Denise 36, 73, 74, 76, 132, 141 Wolfe, Peggy 28, 39, 40, 41 , 74, 75, 129 Woolman, Dan 129 WOOLMAN, DAVE 109 Woolman, Mike 52, 56, 141 Worley, Deb 18, 129 Wright, Dan 31, 129 Wright, Kevin 11, 129 Wright, Nanci 73, 74, 76, 132, 141 Wright, Peggy 13, 14, 16, 25, 39, 40, 41, 74, 129, 130 Yielding, Trenia 30, 39, 143, 151 ZABLOCKI, DAVID 37, 109 Zablocki, Harold 151 Zablocki, Mark 117, 129 Zacharias, Deb 26, 129 Zacharias, Mike 151 Zauner, Steve 53, 59, 143, 151 Zauner, Sue 151 ZELLER, CAROL 34, 109 Zeller, Skip 151 Zepp, Kevin 60, 117, 129 Zepp, Kim 15, 60, 146, 149, 150, 151, 152 Zielke, John 117, 129 Zinzo, Chuck 141 ZINZO, CHERYL 20, 109 Zirpolo, Angie 141 Lotz Tool Die Co. 364-9209 Jigs - Fixtures Marysville, Michigan People Who Support the VIKING Parent Sponsors MR. 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Texas Burger • Charco Burger • Coney Dog • Tenderloin • Bar-B-Que • Fish Sandwiches GRESLEY - MACKAY, INC. Plumbing Heating 982-6343 1702 Water Port Huron, Michigan Jack’s Catering and Vending Service 1315 Wall Street Port Huron 985-7821 DUNN PAPER COMPANY Port Huron Michigan 48060 From Forest to Factory Manufacturers of Lightweight Papers 1 PEOPLES BANK PORT HURON 984-5161 Five Convenient Offices to Serve You With Full Banking Facilities Main Office — 51 1 Fort St. Marysville — 2425 Gratiot Blvd. Water St. - 501 Water St. Twenty-Fourth St. — 24th St. Pine Grovc-Garfield — 1657 Garfield St. STUCKEY’S PECAN SHOPPE 1-94 and Wadhams Home of Pecans and Fine Pecan Candies SUBURBAN AUTO GLASS Member F.D.I.C. Friendly People — Serving People 1511 Water St. Port Huron, Michigan Phone: 982-3401 BEN FRANKLI N AT THE NEW VILLAGE GREEN SHOPPING CENTER MARYSVILLE 174 Congratulations To the parents and the Marysville School System. What a fine group of students! 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Michigan Phone: 364-G222 : ; ' ' k FRANK THORPE T Q eMAMM , Toe-- 604 BUSHA HIGHWAY MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 Compliments of Van Keuren Cleaners 1402 Lapeer Port Huron, Michigan 982-2591 PHONE 364-9704 WM. G AW SON WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR SEAL TEST ICE CREAM 1318 Wisconsin Marysville, Michigan 48040 Congratulations Class of 1973 PIZZA PARLOR 302 Huron Blvd. 364-7333 - 364-7334 Eat Here or Take Out Your Favorite Pizza Local Dealer: Sherwood H. Palmateer 4240 Keewahdin North Street Phone (313) 385-3720 Model Location: Corner Keewahdin and State Rds. WICK HOMES Tomorrow’s Homes TODAY 176 Stereo Sound Shop Now!! Two Locations! L ■1 703 Huron Avenue Port Huron, Michigan Phone 985-7191 also Riverview Plaza St. Clair, Michigan Phone 3294731 KNAPP’S FEED STORE Bolens Lawn Equip. Seeds - Feed - Pet Supplies 3735 Lapeer Ave. Port Huron, Michigan Phone YU4-4291 Congratulations to the Class of ’73. See you after the prom. Division of Aqua- Aire Products Inc. SALES AND SERVICE 177 PANTS, SHIRTS, AND BELTS Visit The All New Boiler Room BOWL 404 Quay Street, Port Huron, Michigan Phone 987-3577 -O- DROME Downtown- HODGINS Detroit News Agency Port Huron Flome Delivery Cash Want Ads 1625 Carleton Street, Port Huron, Michigan Phone 982-1 151 Special Rates for Students Try our famous Steakburgers 522 Quay Street, Port Huron, Michigan Phone 984-1007 Phone 364-8780 Compliments of Henry L. Meyers Marysville Flowers Flowers for all occasions Friendly Farmers Market Julian Gloria Volckaert 501 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich. Moving Storage 1621 11th Avenue, Port Fluron, Michigan Phone 982-0149 Marysville Plastic Corp. Custom Injection Molders Agent for ALLIED VAN LINES 315 Cuttle Road, Marysville, Michigan 178 Phone 364-6688 Congratulations from Marysville Lions Club P. O. Box 33 Marysville, Mich. 48040 Putt-Putt Golf Course 5745 Lakeshore Rd. Port Huron, Michigan Phone: 385-4745 Goodmen Sons 1273 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan Gen. Auto Repair Gas-Oil-Lube Deep Six Enterprises Scuba Sales and Certified Diving Instruction Don J. Evans Phone: 364-6176 1650 New Hampshire Ave. Marysville, Michign Irwins’ Supply Restaurant Institutional Supplies 2337 10th St. Port Huron Call 985-9757 i It’s been an outstanding pleasure to work with the Class of ’73 Thank you , Askar-Shain SAM JOE ' S HOTDOGS Port Huron Michigan ACME CAB YU 4-1515 YU 4-1516 For Fast Dependable Service 180 Congratulations from Find us FAST in the Ye I tow Pages Nearly 100,000 Books uiie PRoressoR BOOK CENTER 234 Huron-Downtown-Port Huron Complete Family Book Store Hard Cover Paperbacks On All Subjects LENN’S BARBER SHOP 1305 GRATIOT BLVD MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN Enjoy Movies At The LAKESHORE THEATRE Compliments of Lambert Son Inc. International Harvester Truck Industrial Dealer Sales Service 1 1 05 Wadhams Road Port Huron, Michigan Phone 367-3096 21 36 Pine Grove Port Huron, Michigan Phone 984-5111 Lakeshore Drive-In Theatre 5737 Lakeshore Road Port Huron, Michigan Phone 385-4361 181 ARA FOOD SERVICES COMPANY BE W m O 0 o Y cwitfLs o o 0 ' S V =71 951 24th Street Port Huron, Michigan SCHUMAN’S DAIRY ISLE 1826 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan The Sherwin-Williams Co. Spray Equip. Ladders Wall Paper Free Delivery 412 Huron 984-21 71 Compliments of FRED HALL WATCH REPAIRING FERRIS SUNDRIES 171 1 Gratiot Ave. Marysville, Michigan EM 4-7771 FIRST CLASS WORK 3430 Ravenswood Rd. Port Huron, Michigan ) h. mile West of Electric Ave. 364-8078 182 Compliments of Wirtz Manufacturing Company 1105 24th Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Phone 987-4700 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 WINKWORTH TRANSIT CO. 104 1st, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 984-3853 WILTON ' S TV APPLIANCE 2703 Pine Grove 931 Military Port Huron, Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Michigan 48060 982-9549 AAARYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT SERGEAN FRA PATROLMAN ' S FUND MEMBERSHIP IN ERNAL ORDER OF POLICE ST. CLAIR COUNTY LODGE NO. 129 183 Charron-Chrysler-Plymouth Inc. Your local Imperial Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant, Chaparral Dealer 985-8101 930 Lapeer 985-8186 Century Sheet Metal Co. 3805 Lapeer Rd. Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Owners: Dwight Clendenney Milton Hyslop Congratulations to the graduating seniors and eveiy success in the coming years H. Haddad ' s The Times Herald Campau Collision 907 Sixth St. Port Huron, Michigan Body Bumping and Painting 1655 Campau Phone: 982-3717 Port Huron, Michigan 48060 48060 184 Compliments of McVETY tBetiliiUj Morton Cmpa uf FOOD SALES Salt O F PORT HURON Co. 1608 DOVE STREET PORT HURON, MICHIGAN PHONE 982-8501 AREA CODE 313 1626 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Marysville Dial 982-2282 DELTA BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors 2540 Lapeer Avenue Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Area Code 313-982-8507 Congratulations Class of 1973 City of Marysville 185 PLEASURE POOLS INC. Free-Form Fiberglas Vinyl Liners Turn Your Backyard Into a Vacation Estate See our display pool Complete line of chemicals accessories Do-It-Yourself Kits Are Available Call 367-3296 407 Henry Street, Smiths Creek PORT HURON AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Quality and Service We Carry Major Brands And Top Quality Merchandise 1006 3rd at Water Port Huron Russ Jacobs Phone: 982-8567 CONGRATULATIONS MICHIGAN GAS COMPANY Congratulations THOMAS Graduates DRIVE-IN F. YEAGER BRIDGE Famous for their Thomas Twinburgers Chicken In-The-Baskets CULVERT CO. For take-out orders Phone: 364-7882 1701 Kearney Street P.O. Box 225 PORT HURON, MICH. 1835 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan 48060 Telephone: Area Code 313 - YU 5-8147 Open 7 Days a Week VIKING LANES 364-8116 1483 Gratiot Blvd. in Marysville 186 9X3000 POOD MARKETS Four Locations 2304 LAPEER AVE., PORT HURON 2301 GRATIOT, MARYSVILLE We Give GREEN STAMPS 3849 PINE GROVE, NORTHGATE 6875 GRATIOT, RICHMOND USDA Choice Meats Fresh Produce and Groceries rs h Lumber Co. 2325 10th St. Port Huron Call 985-6114 Congratulations Class of 73’ Colonial Chapel Funeral Homes Inc. Serving the Blue Water District Merlin L. Trumble St.Clair-3294766 Marine City— 765-8000 POPHAM’S CUSTOM WOOD- WORKING INC Steel Equipment Millwork Steel Rule Dies 1276 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Mich, 364-7551 187 Bostick Auto Parts Generators Starters Alternators 4196 Ravenswood Rd. 364-9009 Compliments of BLUE WATER GLASS 702 GRISWOLD ST. 982-2494 Port Huron, Mich. Congratulations to the Viking yearbook staff for a superb book Eugene Welding Co. SUZUKI SALES 3835 Lapeer Rd. Port Huron Compliments of the MULBERRY BUSH 3 o b o d _J|ru mullberry bush 188 1520 Busha Hwy. MARYSVILLE CALL 364-8350 COMPLETE 24-HOUR SERVICE • Major Overhauls • Valve Grinding • Brake Service • All Makes Gasoline or Diesel • Automobile-Truck-Marine Repair 189 MAURIE’S Boulevard Sunoco COMPLETE ONE-STOP CAR CARE SERVICE Teachers. . . Are you interested in learning more about the benefits of the Marysville Public Schools District tax-deferred annuity plan? 2850 Gratiot Blvd. MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 Phone 364-7979 “Northwestern Mutual Life is the original underwriter of this plan.” Call me for information without obligation. Blake Sons Glass All Kinds of glass replacements 835 24th Street, Port Huron WILLIAM A. McCOMBER, C.L.U. 2920 Pine Grove Avenue, Port Huron Phone: Office 987-3242 Res. 9874241 Serving the Blue Water District for over 20 years NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE, MILWAUKEE NML Congratulations CLASS OF 1973 John Hurley 190 Doug Bellow, Builder Swimming Pools Home Construction and Accessories above-and below-ground pools fiberglas, stainless steel, and vinyl For an Estimate, Call after 5 p.m. Phone 364-7589 Located at 1352 Georgia in Marysville “Say C. J. Welser Well Drilling Ruff Water System Sales Service 5640 Gratiot Call 364-6361 Floral Company Bonded Member F.T.D. YU 5-8165 406 Quay St., Port Fluron, Michigan Fenner’s Fabric Shop “for all of your sewing needs ” Village Green, Marysville Open Monday to Friday 9:00 to 9:00 191 MAPLETHORPE INSURANCE AGENCY MacKenzie Prescription Drugs 929 24th St. 827 MICHIGAN STREET 8654 AVOCA ROAD Port Huron, Michigan Avoca, Michigan YU 2-8221 FA 4-2645 INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS - NOT A SIDELINE” Round Robin Restaurant PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 985-9694 Pizza We Deliver 2315 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan MUSIC STORE 922 Military Street PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 Everything in Music George Lang Volkswagen m n American Motors 364-7000 2929 Gratiot Ave. Marysville, Michigan 192 Marysville Lawn £ Garden Equipment authorized JOHN DEERE dealer Division of Marysville Plating Sales Service 212 Mack Ave. Next To Seaway Mobile Homes 364-8554 Great Lakes Security Patrol GUARDS AND PATROL SERVICE COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PATROL Messenger Service WELDING Delivery Service Loxton Welding 3680 KEEWADHIN DR. JIM KEASLING. Owner Skip loxton 5333 LAPEER RD CORNER WAOHAMS RO 329-2131 AL’S TRANSMISSION SERVICE A1 Currier Owner 5988 Gratiot Avenue St. Clair, Michigan From Sheriff Norman D. Meharg Compliments of Star Oil Co. Inc. 2929 Lapeer Port Huron, Michigan Your Shell Distributor in the Thumb Area Better Made Potato Chips 50 Mack MARYSVILLE 364-6953 JOE WICZKO DISTRIBUTOR Compliments of St. Clair Rubber Co. 1765 Michigan MARYSVILLE Compliments of SCHILLER DRYWALL 1754 New Jersey MARYSVILLE 364-91 53 Shallcross Optical Company 615 Water St. Port Huron, Mich. Phone - YU2-4451 RUTKOFSKE - NEAL, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS RALPH 0 RUTKOFSKE - ROSS W. NEAL PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 823 17 1 7th Street Phon 985-5158 WERE BEST KNOWN BY 1903 BANCROFT PORT HURON, MICH. 982-0451 QUALITY SHOWN 194 FASHION SHOPPE 1332 Michigan MARYSVILLE 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. PHONE: (313) 984-1948 OWNER: F. KAUFMAN SPEED ' S Lawn and Garden Equipment JOHN DEERE SALES and SERVICE L KLAUS 5386 LAPEER ROAD Sales Representative PORT HURON, MICHIGAN 48060 STEMACO PRODUCTS 14th St. MARYSVILLE 364-8616 FISHERMAN’S WHARF Sunday Brunch Buffet 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. RESTAURANT MOTOR LODGE “OVERLOOKING THE BEAUTIFUL ST. CLAIR RIVER” 1 337 N. RIVER RD. FA 9-2236 On M29 Between Marysville St. Clair DANCING ENTERTAINMENT COCKTAIL LOUNGE HEATED SWIMMING POOL DOCKING FACILITIES FINEST OF FOODS SERVED Compliments of MARYSVILLE IMPROVEMENT COMPANY 1320 MICHIGAN AVENUE MARYSVILLE, MICHIGAN 48040 Phone EMerson 4-6633 COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICES 195 Compliments of PORT HURON FUNERAL DIRECTORS ALBERT A. FALK SON FUNERAL HOME D. J. Shannon Insurance Agency General Insurance CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS GREAT LAKES SECURITY ELLIOT FUNERAL HOME HUBERT V. LUCAS FUNERAL HOME KARRER-SIMPSON FUNERAL HOME POLLOCK-RANDALL FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR SMITH FUNERAL HOME Commercial and Residential Patrol Messenger Service Guards Bonded and Insured for Your Protection 385-3811 William Keasling 3680 Keewahdin Drive brahany printing 1924 TWENTY-FOURTH STREET Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Phone 3294734 FLOWER SHOP . . . FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . . “FLOWERS SAY IT BEST” Ramsey FURNITURE 1219 Military Port Huron Phone: 985-8311 PHONE ( 313 ) 982-6469 WE DELIVER 816 CLINTON and 9th ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN 48079 NOW IN OUR 43rd YEAR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1973 FROM Port Huron BOAT HOUSE 2451 GROVE WE HANDLE Snowmobiles sfci-cfoo Mercury CLobia 982-3500 Boats By Clipper Motors by Mercury Skis by O’Brien U. S. Divers Equipment Professional Repair Services ELftSTHODI 197 BLUE WATER 364-7301 ANTENNA SERVICE RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL TOWERS - ROTORS SALES - SERVICE 1979 GRATIOT BL MARYSVILLE Business Services BILL ' S APPLIANCES 2108 10th Street Port Huron 982-7246 AVCO Financial Services SERVICE is more than just a word with us Phone EMerson 4-6330 Radio Dispatched Trucks 104 Huron Ave. We believe in YOU! DAHLKE RADIO - TELEVISION SALES SERVICE Insured Technician — We service all makes And guarantee our service 274 Bartlett Ed. St. Clair, Michigan INDEPENDENT ACETYLENE COMPRESSING PLANTS SOUTH PARK WELDING SUPPLIES 56 GRATIOT BLVD. 364-6521 Oxygen-Acetylene-Welding Rod and Apparatus-Cable Medical Gases and Therapy Equipment Mar ysville, Michigan P. H. Building Supply 3555 Electric Avenue 987-2666 Yard of complete building needs Congratulations -Class of 1973 Compliments of Ogden Moffett Company 1515 Busha Highway Marysville 364-8880 Black River Marina 1253 Water Street Port Huron 984-5452 Sales and Sendee Authorized Johnson Dealer Launching and Parking Slips up to 31 ’ Available Johnson Polaris Snowmobiles Standard Products Dockside Starcraft Boats PRESERVE YOUR WEDDING MEMORIES FOR A LIFETIME. NOW YOU CAN MAKE EACH STORY PRECIOUS AND PERSONAL” WITH STUNNING FANTASIES, CANDLE- LIGHT MISTYS, WILD FLOWERS, MISTY PASTELS, AND STAINED GLASS RAPTURES CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT WE PROMISE YOU AN INCREDIBLE COLOR ADVENTURE 364-9696 199 We Must Look Into Peop e As Well As At Them