St Louis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (St Louis, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1983 volume:

NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY-THREE CAVALCADE VOLUME XLIV ST. LOUIS HIGH SCHOOL 201 E. Saginaw Street St. Louis, Michigan 48880 THE WAY WE WERE Memories—light the corners of my mind. Misty water color memories— Of the way we were. Scattered pictures of the smiles we left behind. Smiles we gave to one another— For the way we were. Can it be that is was all so simple then. Or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again. Tell me—Would we? Could we? Memories—may be beautiful, and yet. What's too painful to remember— We simply choose to forget. So it's the laughter we will remember. When ever we remember— The way we were. Copyright (c) 1973 by COLGEMS-EMI MUSIC INC. Used By Permission All Rights Reserved Memories Upper left: Shame on you Sheila! Are you flirting with Jim again? Did you forget about that class ring on your left hand? Upper right: Everyone gets wild and crazy before the snake dance. Patti, you're such a ham. Lower left: Who are you guys trying to impress? It looks like Randy has already found his date for Homecoming. What a bunch of studs. But we love ya anyway guys. Opposite page: Everyone at SLHL is like one big family. The years we've spent here have brought us many unforgettable memories. Middle: Who’s that tall, dark, handsome guy with the mysterious eyes. Tom Sellek—No, it's just Keith Greening. What a bunch of good looking girls. Didn’t Stef ever smoke that cigar? Heck no, it just went good with her outfit. Don’t cry Mercedes; we're all proud of you. Lower left: Lisa and Mandi sure look like they're having a good time. Lower right: You mean to tell me that these guys actually work once in a while? Light the Corners of my Mind Misty Water Color Memories . . . Of the Way We Were 5 SMILES WE GAVE TO ONE ANOTHER for the way we were If We Had the Chance Upper left: Rich Springfield's biggest fans. What's so funny girls? We’ll never tell. Lisa, are you out of class again? Lower left: Mercedes puts her life on the line when Stephanie takes over Mr. McCloskey’s wheels for the Homecoming Parade. Patti rode along to give Steph some pointers on shifting. But Patti, you don’t know how to shift . Lower right: Everyone poses pretty for the camera. What Mrs. Sommerville didn’t know of fun. didn’t hurt her. We didn't get much work done, but we sure did have a lot To Do It All Again 8 Would We . . . Middle left: Mr. Steward the biggest, most loveable teddy bear of them all. Middle right: Hey guys! We're seniors, and we're cool. Bottom right: Leave it up to Dan, Frank, Boyd, and Mike to get things rolling. What's the matter Shada? Are you confused already? 9 Could We . . ACTIVITIES 11 QUEEN CINDY 12 HOMECOMING COURT The 1982-83 Homecoming Queen and Court— Queen Cindy Douglas (opp. page) Freshman Representative—Tonya Woodworth (above left) Sophomore Representative—Roxanne Douglas (above right) Junior Representative—Joelle Schleder (lower left) Senior Representative — Mercedes Kiss (lower right) 13 SPIRIT WEEK 14 SNAKE DANCE 15 The Sharks Go Hawaiian! Upper left: The Seniors finally come in first! It took us three years to do it, but wasn't it worth the wait? Upper right: The Freshman float came in second, followed by the Juniors. Coming in fourth place was the Sophomore float. 16 The Homecoming Dance Upper right: Quit shelving off for the camera Wade. You're not even from St. Louis. Middle right: Chip, Are you propositioning Annette, or did you just step on her foot ? Lower left: Did Mandi find something more interesting to look at besides Dan? Never! 17 A Night To Remember POM PON GIRLS Shelley Weburg (co-captain) '83, Debbie Witmer '83, Diane Root '83, Sally Sherman '83, Patti McClintic '83, Sherri Nutter '84, Kristin Kolb '84, Jan Johnson '85, Kelly Whitney '83. Bonnie Marks (captain) '83, Barb Sterling '83, Shada Biabani '85 18 ON THE LOOSE 2ND AT STATE COMPETITION 19 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Debbie Robinson, Denyce Brondstetter, Jill Ball. Middle Row: Bridgett Root, Lisa Miller, Sheri Grelher. Back Row: Joelle Schleder, Mercedes Kiss. Above: Lisa prays for a victory. Bottom: 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders placed 2nd in Regional Competition, and 9th in the State Competition. Members of the competition squad arc: Front row: Jill Ball, Debbie Robinson, Bridgett Root, Lisa Miller. Back row: Sheri Vega, Mercedes Kiss, Advisor Kathy Haffey, Jodie Schleder, Denyce Brondstetter. Missing is Sheri Grether. WELCOME TO ST. LOUIS HOME OF THE 5HRRKS 21 JV CHEERLEADERS PEP CLUB Row 1: Stephanie Bransdorfer, Jodie Ball, Advisor Miss Walker, Linda Davila, Perry Bradley. Row 2: Chris Hernandez, Sheri Grether, Cindy Douglas, Wendy Harriman, Rachel Davila, Elizabeth Richards, Row 3: Shelley Sparks, Katie Hale, Shawn McGuire, Shannon Knapp, Jody Fetters, Sherrie Nutter, Dona Fuller. Row 4: Theresa Dwyer, Pam Findsen, Lori Lippert, Shelly Edwards, Cindy Findsen. Above: Pep Club Officers: Shelly Edwards, President and Linda Davila Treasurer. Below: Varsity Club Officers: Sheila Biabani and Mike Conn Vice Presidents, Kerry Stacey Treasurer and Randy Clark President Row 1: Shada Biabani, Jan McClintic, Jill Ball, Sheila Biabani, George Rierson, Frank Potter, Row 2: Jan Johnson, Phil Moon, Sherrie Nutter. Dennis Kelley, Chris Conner, Mandi Cooper, Kerry Stacey, Patti Michael, Todd Starry. Adam Kovac, Mike Allen Advisor, Row 3: Randy Clark, Mike Conn. SLHS BAND—SMALL BUT PROUD Drummers: K. Packer, D. Goff nett, B. Beach. Missing is D. Chovanec. Mr. Devine. Clarinets: J. Davis, M. Lane, P. Close, D. LaLonde, J. Case, D. Whitmer, A. Mead. Pep assemblies aren't the same without the Pep Band. Carol and Brenda show us how it's done on the saxophone. Trumpets: M. Ruiz, D. Kanine, E. Blubaugh, B. Devine, AC. Marford. Saxophones: B. Whitmer, S. Sherman, S. Biabani, C. Smolka, M. Baxter, K. O'Bryant, S. Bott. French Horns Flutes: J. Johnson, S. Wi'burg, S. Biabani, D. Whitney, . Davis, T. Garcia. Field Conductor: K. Whitney. Trombones: G. Witschi, K. Packer, A. Kovac, D. Sahfer, D. Courier. St. Louis High School Marching Band in action. FHA Row 1: P. Wittig, K. Dreffs, D. Peisert, D. Rockefellow, D. Raub, R. Richardson, B. Coburn, T. Marzec, D. Deneen, Row 2: B. Patou, J. Debolt, T. Simonovic, A. Mercer, J. Hall, D. Diehlman, A. Jankowski, K. Coles, H. Kozitzki, T. Foster, M. Vanhorn, D. Fellows, Row 3: P. Close, L. Davis, J. Peak, C. Duettos, T. Grimsby, P. Betts, W. Herriman, R. Davila, A. Blue me r, T. Lent. FHA Class Officers Front Row: M. Hull, R. Richardson, P. Close, H. Kozitski, D. Deneen, K. State Regional Officers Left: A. Blunter Treasurer Coles, Back Row: P. Wittig, T. Grimsby, P. Betts, R. Davila, B. Foster, J. Hall, A. Jankowski. Right: P. Betts Secretary 26 THE CREAM OF THE CROP—FFA First rou R. Hungerford, B. Prestage, D. Delong, L. Davis, T. Alspaugh, A. O'Boyle, D. Tone, D. Fenby, J. Salsbury, D. Cashen, T. Ewer, B. Weller, J. Gibson, K. Cummings, C. Feltman, T. Nemeth, G. Witschi. Second row, K. Davidson, B. Baxter, W. Sjoquist, C. Mizer, R. Goddard. L. Steffenhagen, J. Mathers, B. Davidson. F. Best, R. Witschi, K. Laethem, J. Baxter, S. Anderson, S. Ewer, S. Seely, B. Fetters, M. Ross. B. Humm. D. Mongold. Third row, S. Coston, T. Stacey, E. Bebow, J. Ross, T. Bissel, . Hale, M. Brown, J. Hrabal, B. Shaiv, J. Guajardo, advisor S. Beattie. Fourth row, B. Clap, R. Gonzales, T. Fisher, M. Mikek, K. Hrabal. F. Bartlett, D. Sherwood, D. Palmer, K. Greening, M. Hale, E. Blubaugh, K. Saunders, J. Stewart, J. Sinko, J. Hodges, V. Bradley. This page above, Troy Fisher and Eric Blubaugh; delegates at the 1982-83, 55th annual State FFA Convention. Left: A setting of the 1982-83 Chapter FFA Officers, Kevin Laethem, president; Steve Beattie, advisor; Dan Sherzvood, secretary; Brad Bebow, vice-president; Jeff Baxter, treasurer; Troy Fisher, sentinel; Kurt Hrabal, reporter. The FFA is one of the largest organizations in SLHS. They participate in many activities during the school year. Several members attended the State Convention in March where they received awards for their ivork. Receiving awards for crops were: Brad Bebow and Darryl Fowler. Receiving awards for Turf and Land were: Randy Hahn (State Winner) and Bob Prestage. Dan Shenvood won a Swine award and Kevin Laethen won a Sales Service award. The Ag Mechanics award went to Kern Komperda and the Outstanding Junior award to Dan Sherwood. Scholarship awards were presented to Brad Bebow and Jeff Sherwood. The follounng students attained the degree of State Farmer: Brad Bebow, Jeff Sherwood, Bob Prestage, and Scott McCormick. 27 VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Front Row: Duane Davidson, Mr. Wing, David Hawksley, Cathy Crispin, Maggie Garza, Letitia Betts. Louanna Lute, Steve Rahl, Bryan DuPont. Middle Row: Paul Webber, Billy Beach, Paul Post, Brian Marr. Dan Johnson, Brett Colbry, Jim Ross, David LaLonde. Back Row: Tom Coston, Mike Morris, John Thompson, Jeff Sherwood, Eric Williams, Darrell Greening, Jeff Naessens, Greg Colthorp. Front Row: Tracy May, Amy Homister, Kathy Otto, Martha Miller. Wendy Ingersoll, Tina Blosser. Middle Row: Shawn Sanford, Mr. Wing, John Brown, Darren Thayer, Steve Arens, Randy Bauer, Karen Nemeth, Cheryl Sanders, Tim Routheaux. Back Row: Randy Barnes, Dan Stahl, Ricky Hungerford, Duane Sjoquist, Phil O'Shay, Ken Songster, Doug Walker, Lance Sandel, Jeff Naessens, Tim Klump, Brent Bott. Jeff Baxter, Lee Thrush, Kevin Laethem, Dan Sltenvood, Rob Witschi, Joe Mathers, Fred Best, Dale Palmer, Hans Marks, Ed Rooks. 28 CO-OP Barb Sterling, Mike Priest, Sheila Biabani, Greg Beeson, Suzette Beeson, Sarah Bean, Diane Root. Front Row Mr. Strom, DeNeice Jensen, Patti McClintic, Trena Pilmore, Bonnie Marks, Holly Brannan, Mr. Mayes. Middle Rozo Duane Davidson, Okey O'Bryant, Patti Kirby. Stei e Rahl, Margie Zavala, Tim Ortiz, Stephanie Erskine, Nancy Patrick, Back Row—Emery Bebou Jeff Sherwood, Jeff Naessens. Missing: Karen Sopel, Mercedes Kiss. STUDENT LEADERS Student Council members pictured above: Front Row- B. Bebow, D. Fuller, K. Machuta, D. Brondstetter, S. Nutter, H. Brannan, B. Davidson, B. Schwartzmiller, J. Smith, C. Douglas. Middle Row -J. Johnson, R. Douglas, R. Davila, B. Detune, S. Weburg, M. Kiss, P. McClintic, J. Kovac, T. Woodworth, D. Johnson, P. Rierson, J. Ball. Back Row- D. Lincoln, B. Fairchild, J. Klein, B. Hime, J. Sinko, D. Clark, M. Conn, G. Rierson, J. Hagen, F. Potter. Student Council officers are: P. McClintic, Secretary; J. Ball, Vice President; D. Johnson, President; M. Kiss, Treasurer. Students provide a valuable service as office aides, librarians, and teacher aides. Pictured on the opposite page top are: Front Rou —J. Furney, A. Castellon, K. Crispin, M. Cooper, C. Worden, J. Hrabal. Back Row—L. Deneen, R. Richardson, S. Flicek, C. Sanders, B. Smith, D. Poisson, B. Snyder, J. Mulder. Pictured on the opposite page middle are: Front Row- K. Beeson, K. Stacey, K. Machuta, D. Greening. Middle Row L. Trevino, J. Hagen, C. Conner, J. McClintic, K. McCormick, J. Hall, S. Grether, J. Ball. Back Row—J. DeRosia, D. Raul, S. Ceja, J. Wing, D. Kelley, B. Shaw, J. Sinko, M. Kiss, D. LaLonde, P. Findsen, A. Castellon, S. Flicek, F. Bartlett. Pictured on the opposite page bottom are: J. Billig, J. Ayris, K. Beeson, M. Kiss. 30 CAVALCADE STAFF Shawn Coston Assistant Editor, Stephanie Erskine Assistant Editor, Jane Sommerville Advisor, Betsy Behow Business Manager, Sheila Biahant Editor. Left to Right: First Row, Scott Ceja, Lori Lippert, Patti Michael, Heidi Cooper, Mandi Cooper, Kerry Stacey, Linda Davila. Trena Pilmore, Ian McClintic, Tina Parrish, Elizabeth Richards. Bob Prestage. Kneeling: Shawn Coston, Betsy Bebow, Jane Sommerville. Sheila Biabani, Stephanie Erskine. Standing: Annette White, Vicki Acker, Kelley Machuta, Tom Potter Anita Castellon, David Lalonde, Katie Hale, Sherrie Nutter, Dona Fuller, Diann Deneen, Jodie Ball. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Aboi e Right: Sophomore members are: I. Kohloff, K. Hrabal, S. Biabani, M. Mayes, M. Hale. K. Woodcock. C. Kiss. R. Fenwick, J. Davis, B. Scliwart zmiller. B. Devine, K. Knapper, and A. Palmer. Right: juniors are: Back row . Hagen, A. While, f. McClintic, P. Michael. P. Close. B. Bcbow. A. Kovac. Middle row S. Grether, K. Kolb. IV. Inger-soil, . Ayns, V. Acker, . Davis, P. Webber, . Hint ebook. Kneeling M. Miller and K. Machuta. Left: Seniors are: Standing I.. Miller. M. Kiss. Back row S. Biabani, . Billig, R. Leonard, V. Bradley. G. Riersoit, J. Sherwood, B. Bebow, S. Sherman, K. Sopel, K. Stacey, F. Potter, M. Cooper, . Naessens, C. Douglas. Front row- P. Kirby, K. Beeson, S. Bransdorfer, S. Weburg, K. Whitney, T. Betts, J. Ball. 34 The 1983 National Honor Society Inductees. DRAMA CLUB Drama Club Members include Front Row: Aaron Mead, Rhonda Richardson, Brenda Witmer, Dona Fuller, Tim Ortiz, Jan McClintic. Back Row: Michelle Edwards, David LaLonde, Cheryl Sanders, Julie Turney, Chip Ingersoll, Diana Courier, John Him ebook, Barb McClintic, Kristin Kolb, Tom Potter, and Amy Glover. 35 MELODY JONES REALLY LINE PEOPLE The cast of REALLY FINE PEOPLE is pictured above. Front row Paul M. Smith, Heidi Kozitzki, Brenda Wit trier, Belinda Weller, Chip Ingersoll. Middle row—Aaron Mead, Barb McClintic, Amy Glover, Jan McClintic. Back row Diana Courier, Ronda Richardson, John Himebook, Cheryl Sanders, David LaLonde, Shelley Edwards, Bill Thompson, Tim Ortiz, Dona Fuller. REALLY FINE PEOPLE was a childrens play the Drama (flub performed at all the elementary schools in the school district as well as the Center for Exceptional Children in Alma. 37 SPORTS FIGHTING SHARKS Varsity, Back Row: T. Coston, . Guajardo, G. Rierson, M. Cashen, R Leonard, . Hrabal, B. Colbry, D. Kelley. . Steward, P. Post. J. Hagen, B. Shaw, B. Bolt. T. Starry, . Brown, C. Worden Second Row: Coach Strom, manager P. Brannon, ]. I ones, B. Bebow, B. Colbry. B. Colbry, . Ross. M. Brown, . Thompson, S. Dietz, C. Conner, . Sinko, R. Guajardo. E. Long, G. Beeson, M. Conn, . Billig, B. Marr, S. Raltl, S. McCormick Above Left: Assistant Coach David Cronkright and Head Coach Howard Strom. Above Right, Seniors, Back Row: Brian Marr, Greg Beeson, Jeff Sinko, Mike Conn, Rob Leonard, Jim Jones, Steve Rahl Second Row: Steve Dietz, Randy Clark, Paul Post, Chris Conner, Scott McCormick, Dan Johnson, Boyd Colbry Front Row: George Rierson, Jim Billig, Brad Bebow, Ray Guajardo, Ed Long. Right: Junior John Hagen carries the ball at the Homecoming Game against Shepherd. 40 St. Louis 29 0 8 20 32 7 28 19 6 Above: Ed Long looks on, studiously, as pro, Mike Conn, kisses Queen Cindy Douglas: Coach Strom and Brett Colbry give advice from the sidelines. Left: Seniors Randy Clark, Mike Conn, and Ed Long watch halftime festivities at the Homecoming game. Assistant Coach Cronkright examines the season’s scores, What Happened?” Bullock Creek St. Charles Freeland Shepherd (H.C.) Breckenridge Ithaca Merrill M.L.S. Gladwin Opponent 13 19 24 22 12 28 20 28 16 41 OUR JV GUYS . . . Front Row: C. Mizer, f. Gibson, B. Ingersol, S. Shaw, B. Fairchild, R. Davidson, S. Seeley, L. Inbody, J. Kremsrieter. Middle Row: Manager E. Wolfe, . Wiles, G. Goetz, S. Dittenberg, P. Cashen, M. Woodcock, C. Harrier. B. Fetters, S. Nameth, D. Mongold, D. Goff nett, Manager— . Best. Back Row: Coach—Mr. Threloff, J. Klein, D. Clark, B. Hutnm, T. Anderson, K. Greening, J. Lake, B. Clapp, M. Ross, E. Diehlman, J. LaRose, . Salisbury, C. Holden, Coach Mr. Beattie. S.L. OPPONENT 8 Bullock Creek 6 St. Charles 0 Freeland 20 Shepherd 0 Breckenridge 6 Ithaca 0 Merrill 34 M.L.S. 0 Gladwin 20 38 30 8 36 36 24 0 16 Top Left: While the coaches are watching the game, our player is watching the coach. Top right: Where do you take those ballet lessons? 42 . . . ARE NO. 1 43 Sharketts Front Row: fan Johnson, Anita Castellon, Jan McClintic, Rachel Davila, Manager Pam Findsen. Back Row: Coach Doug Steward, Pam Rierson, Jamie Ayr is, Cindy Findsen, Wendy Ingersoll, Lori Upper t, and Barb McClintic. S.L. OPPONEN 37 Mt. Pleasant 66 52 Sacred Heart 37 22 Clare 53 38 Shepherd 53 58 St. Charles 66 47 Breckenridge 66 33 Fulton 55 48 Ithaca 65 38 Freeland 41 80 Merrill 53 47 Shepherd 44 51 St. Charles 40 61 Breckenridge 34 58 M.L.S. 64 38 Ithaca 73 52 Freeland 58 30 Merrill 51 45 M.L.S. 68 44 On The Court 45 J.V. GIRLS Back row: R. Gager, H. Bush. Middle row: J. Kovac, E. Harris, C. Mills, D. Whitney, Front row: K. Trigina, T. Garza, J. Ewer, Coach McCloskey, B. Foster, B. Steffenhagen, T. Foster. J.V. Scores S.L. Opp. 21 Mt. P. High 44 28 Mt. P. Sacred H. 31 11 Clare 52 18 Shepherd 30 15 St. Charles 35 6 Breckenridge 27 15 Fulton 62 21 Ithaca 32 14 Freeland 49 28 Merrill 31 23 Shepherd 37 19 St. Charles 29 15 Breckenridge 28 9 M.L.S. 34 33 Ithaca 35 13 Freeland 23 32 Merrill 16 18 M.L.S. 29 46 LOOK PROMISING Buffy gives it a try while Jackie and Chris think, Oh tny gosh! Hello? 47 What a stretch!' want it!” want it! GOLF Standing: Mr. Bay, Darryl Williams, Marty Zoppa, Rod Fenwick, Greg Lelo. Kneeling: Steve Good, Kirk Hagen, Kent Hagen, Ross Dodge. S.L. 192 St. Charles Opp. 166 176 Merrill 184 173 Freeland 181 172 Breckenridge 194 181 St. Charles 177 202 Clare 173 164 Shepherd 182 178 Ithaca 179 169 Freeland 154 170 Clare 208 186 Breckenridge 216 191 Shepherd 198 219 Ithaca 188 Conference Second Regionals Fifth 48 TEE OFF! 49 Cross Country Team Front row from left: Belinda Weller, lattice Ball. Jill Ball, Jodie Ball, Tammy O'Boyle, Pally Close, Back row from left: lerry Ross, Tim Orliz, Ovie Trevino, Inn Mayer, Adam Kovac, John Wing, Brian Devine, Mark Diaz, foe Wing, coach lerry Mayer Wail for me, sis! S.L. BOYS OPP. S.L. GIRLS OPP. 21 M.L.S. 35 25 Freeland 36 22 Freeland 36 17 B'Ridge 39 21 B'Ridge 37 17 St. C 37 15 St. C 50 26 Shepherd 29 26 Shepherd 29 TOURNAMENTS BOYS GIRLS C.C.C. 6th B. Creek 1st B. Creek 1st Chip. Hills 3rd Chip. Hills 5th Clare Sentinel 2nd Clare Sentinel 2nd Eisenhower Inv. 6th Haslett Inv. 2nd Hitachi Inv. 2nd Eisenhower Inv. 2nd Conference 1st Hitachi 3rd Regionals 5th Conference 1st Regionals 5th 50 51 THE VOLLEYBALL TEAM Varsity Volleyball Team Members pictured above: Standing Mrs. Kathy Hutfilz, Coach; Theresa Cole, Manager; Anita Castellon, Betsy Bebow, Karen Knapper, Ian Johnson, Shelley Ball, Manager. Kneeling Sheila Biabani, Patty Close, Roxanne Douglas. Sitting jill Ball, Teresa Foster, Jodie Ball THE KILL TELLON 10 SETS UP FOR S.L. Opponent 17-15 Fulton 15-12 8-10 St. Charles 15-15 10-15-15 Freeland 15-8-12 15-15 Shepherd 11-5 15-15 Breckenridge 5-7 3-5 M.L.S. 15-15 13-15-7 Ithaca 15-10-15 6-15-15 Merrill 15-8-9 13-11 St. Charles 15-15 8-5 Freeland 15-15 15-9-15 Shepherd 2-15-2 15-6-12 Breckenridge 9-15-15 14-15-15 Fulton 16-0-11 15-15-6 Ithaca 17-13-15 4-15-8 Merrill 15-12-15 8-15-5 M.L.S. 15-13-15 Alma Invitational Ithaca Invitational 4th Place J.V. VOLLEYBALL Go For $ Sitting: Julie Kovac. Pain Rierson, Raelyn Gager. Kneeling: Elizabeth Harris, Theresa Dwyer. Perri Bradley. Standing: Bobbie Steffenhagen, Kris Mills, Coach Gary Stanglewicz, Teresa Ewer, Jan Ball. 54 SPIKES AGAIN S.L. 9-8 9-12 6-11 11-10 14- 15-14 7- 1 5-15-12 9-15-5 8- 14 16-15 15- 15 15-11-16 5-11 15-15 14-3 7-8 Fulton St. Charles Freeland Shepherd Breckenridge M.L.S. Ithaca Merrill St. Charles Freeland Shepherd Breckenridge Fulton Ithaca Merrill M.L.S. Opponent 15-15 15-15 15-15 15- 15 16- 7-16 15-15 15-8-15 15-13-15 15- 16 14- 7 7-6 11-15-18 11-15 5-10 16- 15 15- 15 55 WRESTLERS ARE ON TOP Sitting: S. Coston. R. Fairchild. T. Cotton, • Pierce, R. Wilschi, C. Worden, C. Byers. Kneeling: Coach C. Agle, G. Witschi. M. Conn, T. Starry. B. Devine. K. Packer. S. Shaw. Manager D. Long. Standing: Coach R. Threloff. B. Bott. E. Long. B. Clapp. K. Greening. B. Shaw, G. Coltliorp, H. Sutton. B. Hitne, B. Harding. 56 S.L. Opp. 54 Montahella 9 71 Fulton 6 28 Chippewa Hills 30 23 Alma 42 24 Chippewa Hills 38 21 Ithaca 42 41 Breckenridge 26 35 Ithaca 20 12 Shepherd 49 63 Freeland 6 45 MLS 26 57 St. Charles 18 65 Montahella 8 57 Clare 12 TOURNAMENTS MLS 4th; Gladwin 2nd; Breckenridge 4th; Pinconning 4th; New Lot hr op 6th; Ithaca 4th; St. Louis 3rd; Conference 2nd; District 5th; Regional 5th; State 19th. 57 VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1982-83 Varsity Basketball team members are: Back Row Manager, Phil Moon, Randy Clark, John Hagan, Coach, Mike Allen, Frank Potter, Kirk Hagan, Manager, Frank Bartlett. Middle Row Dennis Kelley, Steve Good, Adam Kovac. Danny Johnson, Scott Anderson. Front Row Jesse Guajardo, George Rierson, Boyd Colbry, John Wing. This page left: Frank concentrates on the ball. Right: The players take it easy after a rough game. 58 SL 68 Central Montcalm 67 Alma 69 St. Charles 55 Freeland 69 Shepherd 69 Brec ken ridge 66 Ithaca 62 Fulton 56 Merrill 58 Clare 47 MLS 75 St. Charles 53 Freeland 64 Ashley 45 Shepherd 74 Breckenridge 70 Ithaca 54 Alma 75 Merrill 52 MLS Districts 71 Central Montcalm 68 Ithaca This page left: John the Fly Wing goes up for two. Right: Go in!? Bottom left: Danny has determination. Right: When coach Allen talks, everybody listens. well, most everybody. 59 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1982-83 I.V. Basketball Team Trout Row: Brail Jngersoll, Jon Hartman, Dave Garza, Darryl Williams, Mark Mayes, Joe Winy. Back Row: Coach Grey Starry, Paul Smith. John Lake, Brian Humm, Kent Hagen, Kurt Hrabal, David Kanine, John Klein, Manager Dan Shafer. 60 J.V. BASKETBALL SCORES St. Louis 64 Central Montcalm 27 St. Louis 41 Alma 66 St. Louis 84 St. Charles 43 St. Louis 61 Freeland 52 St. Louis 62 Shepherd 49 St. Louis 58 Breckenridge 46 St. Louis 49 Ithaca 41 St. Louis 61 Fulton 56 St. Louis 62 Merrill 57 St. Louis 64 Clare 40 St. Louis 59 M.L.S. 34 St. Louis 52 St. Charles 36 St. Louis 46 Freeland 48 St. Louis 69 Ashley 44 St. Louis 42 Shepherd 57 St. Louis 54 Breckenridge 50 St. Louis 67 Ithaca 62 St. Louis 46 Alma 38 St. Louis 46 Merrill 35 St. Louis 50 M.L.S. 47 61 GIRLS' TRACK Front Row: Sherrie Nutter, Raelynn Gager, Patti Close, Sheila Biabani, Jan Johnson, Shada Biabani, Dona Fuller. Middle Row: Diane Johnson, Julie Kovac, Tonya Woodworth, Jan McClintic, Tammy O'Boyle, Buffy Foster, Back Row: Miss Walker, Amy Glover, Cathleen Lentz, Janice Ball, Heidi Kozitzki, Jill Ball, Mrs. Hutfilz. 62 63 BOYS' TRACK Front row: Phil Moon. Barn Humm, Steve Rockafcllow, David Kanine, Adam Kovac, Rob Leonard. Brent Bott. John Thompson, Middle Row: Mike Ross, Tim Ortiz. Jesse Guajardo. Ovie Trevino, Tom Potter, Steve Kelley. Jim Mayer. Joe Wing, Mark Diaz. Back Row: Kevin Cummings, Troy Anderson. Brad Fairchild. Brian Devine, Scott Anderson, Dan Johnson, Chris Connors, Dave Garza, Ray Muscott, ferry Ross, Coach Mayer. 64 65 GIRLS' SOFTBALL 66 Row 1: B. W timer. K. Trgina, M. Cooper, B. Root, B. Steffenhagen, Row 2: D. Whitney, C. Mills, C. Lake, T. Foster, Roto 3: Coach Mr. Beattie, J. Ball, P. Rierson, E. Harris, B. McClintic, T. McCloskey. Missing T. May, W. In-gersoll, L. Davila, M. Morris, A. Castellon, K. Brown, Manager. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Tliia page top left: Coach Norris Bin . Right: John Lake, Brian Fetters, John Hagen, ami Frank Potter. Left: jolt Brown, Scott McCormick, Eric Allen, Rob Anderson, and John Lake. Bottom left: John Hagen. Middle: Rob Anderson. Right: John Hagen. Opposite page top left: Frank Potter and Randy Clark make an out. Middle: Kirk Hagen displays Ins catching ability. Right: Scott swings as Ray runs toward home. Middle left: Frank winds up for the pitch. Center: Ray swings into action. Right: Dennis lets loose. Bottom left: Scott shows where his grand slam went. Right: Randy swings into victory. 68 69 SPRING SPORTS SCORES Boys Track Scores S.L. Opp. 77 Breckenridge 55 81 Shepherd 41 93 Ithaca 39 82 St. Charles 40 87 Freeland 45 65 M.L.S. 67 75 Alma 57 Regional Second Conference Second Girls Track Scores S.L. Opp. 53 Breckenridge 70 36 Freeland 87 73 Ithaca 50 31 M.L.S. 92 94 St. Charles 29 93 Shepherd 30 33 Alma 90 Ithaca Relax Regional Eighth Eleventh Baseball Scores SOFTBALL SCORES S.L. Opp. 5 Coleman 0 8 Coleman 6 3 Freeland 5 3 Freeland 9 6 Fulton 0 12 Fulton 2 16 Shepherd 17 3 Shepherd 17 5 Ithaca 17 11 Ithaca 13 17 St. Charles 2 0 St. Charles 3 4 Merrill 3 9 Merrill 3 4 Alma 5 2 Alma 5 4 Breckenridge 8 3 Breckenridge 10 8 M.L.S. 5 2 M.L.S. 9 6 Ash lex 5 0 Ash lex 10 PreDistrict 3 Ithaca 10 S.L. 5 Coleman Opp. 20 10 Coleman 9 19 Freeland 39 3 Freeland 8 6 Fulton 10 5 Fulton 22 2 Shepherd 7 5 Shepherd 16 11 Ithaca 20 5 Ithaca 17 0 St. Charles 11 6 St. Charles 16 4 B.C. Western 17 3 B.C. All Saints 11 1 Freeland 3 3 Merrill 16 2 Merrill 6 10 Alma 4 17 Alma 16 1 Breckenridge 11 8 Breckenridge 12 17 M.L.S. 18 0 M.L.S. 14 0 Ash I ex 10 9 Aslilcx 10 2 Breckenridge 11 70 71 CLASS OF “86 President: Blake Hine, Vice-President: Pam Rierson, Secretary: Diane Johnson. Treasurer: Julie Kovac Tammy Allen Troy Anderson Janice Ball Brad Baxter Greg Baxter Joanne Beboiv Robert Bebow Dawn Bergey Karol Best Ron Britting Randy Brugman Dion Burch 74 FRESHMEN Heidi Bush Pat Cashen Dave Chovanec Jeff Clark Rod Clark Brent Cole Lisa Conn Diana Courier Kerri Cummings Gary Dancer Curt Davidson Eric Diehlman Teresa Dietz Ross Dodge Randy DePont Lisa Eastman Jackie Ewer Teresa Ewer Brad Fairchild James Fellows Chad Felt man Dan Fenby Jodie Fetters Shalene Foglesong Buffy Foster Raelyn Gager David Garza Tracy Garza Jim Gibson Amy Glover 75 Gary Goetz Dave Goffnett Rick Grass Jim Gushen Elizabeth Harris Blake Hine Todd Housenkatnp Barry Humm Brian Humm Rhonda Huntoon Amie Hurt Brad Ingersoll Chip lngersoll Sue lngersoll Jeff Jacques Darlene Johnson Diane Johnson Jeff Johnson Steve Kelly Jesse King 76 Joy Knwcy John Klein Shannon Knapp Keith Kolb Julie Kovac Heidi Kozitzki Jim Kremsreiter John Lake Greg Lalk Laurie Lamb Jeff LaRose Greg Lelo Brian Leonard Danny Lincoln Kris Long Michael Marino Jim Mayer Barb McClintic Shawn McGuire Aaron Mead 77 Matt Mikek Kris Mills Theresa Mongold Marsha Morris Ray Muscatt Peggy Parrish Tom Potter Brian Richardson Pant Rierson Tammy Roberts Jerry Ross Mike Ruiz Tammy Shattuck Shane Shaw Wayne Sjoquist 78 A. if Paul Smith Paul Smith Carol Smolka Bobbie Steffenhagen Bill Thompson Daren Tohm Ovie Trevino Kim Trgina Bob Turner Belinda Weller Debbie Whitney Joe Wing Scott Winnie Brenda Witmer Tonya Woodworth 79 CLASS OF 85 President: Roxanne Douglas. Vice-President: Rachel Davila. Secretary: Jan Johnson, Treasurer: Brian Devine Eric Allen Tint AI spa ugh Scott Anderson Steve Anderson Chuck Barnes Mike Baxter Monica Baxter Pam Betts Sliada Biabani Tim Bissell Airnee Blue me r Shelley Bott This is delicious 80 SOPHOMORES Perri Bradley Sham Brauher Dave Brown Jerry Brush Chris Byers Barb Case Bob Clapp Dennis Clark Penny Colthorp Scott Cost on Lori Culver Randy Davidson Rachel Davila Jan Davis Lisa Davis Julie DeBolt Scott Dittenter Roxanne Douglas Kim Dreffs Can die Duenas Theresa Dwyer Tony Eaches Jeff Elders Bill Ernst Scott Ewer Rod Fenwick Brian Fetters Cindy Find sen Troy Fisher Vicki Fisher 81 Teresa Foster Bill Gall Rod Gonzalez Keith Greening Lisa Greening Kent Hagen Jim Hale Matt Hale Chuck Harrier Jon Hartman Kris Hernandez Wendi Herriman Chris Hess Scott Hicks Corey Holden Kurt Hrabal Les Inbody Angi Jankowski Jan Johnson David Kanine 82 Wanda Kir key Chris Kiss Karen Knapper John Kolhoff Cathy Lake Tammy Lent Jill Levy Scott Lombard Mark Mayes Tracy McCloskey Roger Merritt Chris Mizer David Mongold Cammie Moore Kevin Morford Sherry Muscott Todd Nemeth Tammy O'Boyle Kim O'Bryant Annette Palmer 83 Julie Peak Garden Recker Gabnelle Robinson Diane Rockafellow Mike Ross Jeff Salisbury Steve Seeley Dan Schafer Tammy Simonovic Shane Slater Julie Smith Mike Sopel Jeanine Soucie Shelley Sparks Vennassa Sparks 84 Sophomores love to influence the freshmen. Ty Stacey Kevin Strand Herb Sullen Michelle VanHorn Sheri Vega Budney Volkmer Erin Weburg John Wiles Daryl Williams Greg Witschi Carmen Corder Dan Delong Brian Devine Ada Diaz Ricky Hunger ford Jean Jones Greg Ostrander Nolan Rooks Teresa Roslund Barb Schwartzmiller Cheryl Workman Penny Wittig Kyle Woodcock Marcie Wyeth Jim Zamarripa 85 CLASS OF 84 President: Sherrie Nutter, Vice-President: Debbie Robinson, Secretary: Denyce Brondstetter, Treasurer: Kelley Machuta Vicki Acker Steve Arens Jamie Ayris Jill Ball Randy Barnes Randy Bauer Jeff Baxter Betsy Bcbow Chip Bennett Fred Best Rollie Bingham Tina Blosser 86 Holly and Annette Juniors are the best at SHSU! JUNIORS Eric Blubaugh Brent Bott Rhonda Briggs Denyce Brondstetter John Brown Kevin Brown Matt Brown David Byers Jon Case Mike Cashen Anita Castellon Scott Ceja Sue Churchill Patty Close Becky Coburn Brett Colbry Kellie Coles Heidi Cooper Tom Costort Kevin Cummings Tammy Danks Linda Davila Joy Davis Diann Deneen Jeff DeRosia Debbie Diehlman Shelley Edwards Debbie Fellows Janette Fellows Julie Fenton 87 Steve Flicek Dona Fuller Randy Goddard Steve Good Brian Gordon Sheri Grcther Tina Gritnsley Jesse Guajardo John Hagen Katie Hale Jo Anne Hall John Him ebook Julie Holton Amy Homister John Hr aha I Martha Hull Wendy Ingersoll Dennis Kelley Kristin Kolb Adam Kovac 88 Kevin Lad hem Margaret Latte Lori Latoski Jack Lent Lori Lippert Kelley Machuta Hans Marks Patti Martinez Tammy Marzec Joe Mathers Tracy May Jan McClintic Kristine McCormick April Mercer Patti Michael Martie Miller Karen Nemeth Sherrie Nutter Annette O'Boyle Phil O'Shay 89 Tina Ortiz Kathy Otto Kent Packer Kurt Packer Dale Palmer Craig Pannill Tina Parrish Dawn Peisert David Poisson Elizabeth Richards Debbie Robinson Ed Rooks Bridget t Root Jim Ross Tim Routheaux Lance Sandel Ken Songster Joelle Schleder Rhonda Schooler Brian Shaw 90 Dan Sherwood Jott Sinko Duane Sjoquist Jason Slater Bob Smith Jeff Smith Brad Snyder Dan Stahl Todd Starry Larry Stcffcnhagen Jon Steward Darren Thayer John Thompson Lee Thrush Jerry VanHorn 91 CLASS OF 1983 Class Officers are: Becky Davidson. Secretary; Kelly Whitney, Treasurer; Karen Sopel, Vice President; Frank Potter, President Jo Ann Ball Frank Bartlett Robert Anderson Sarah Bean Brad Bebow Emery Bebow 94 ACADEMIC TOP TEN Shelley Weburg—Valedictorian Sally Sherman—Salutatorian Kerri Beeson Letitia Betts Deborah Witmer Jeff Sinko Edward Long Stephanie Bransdorfer Bonnie Marks Francis Potter SENIORS Gregory Beeson WE EACH HAVE OUR OWN SPECIAE MEMORIES Janies Billig Michael Border Vernon Bradley Holly Brannan Stephanie Bransdorfer Cecil Byers 96 THE MOMENT WAS OURS Randall Clark Boyd Colbry Gregory Col I harp Laurie Conn Michael Conn Christopher Conner WE HATED TO SAY GOOD-BYE Mandi Cooper Shawn Cost on Kathy Crispin 98 THE PASSING OF TIME Steven Dietz Cindy Douglas Ryan Dupont 99 FRIENDSHIP MEANT THE MOST julie Funny Maggie Garza Kimberly Gibson 100 WE WERE AMONG FRIENDS Reynoldo Guajardo David Gurski Kirk Hagen David Hawksley Joint Hodges Jeffrey Humphrey OUR TIME PASSED QUICKLY DcNcice Jensen Danny Johnson Janies Jones Patricia Kirby Mercedes Kiss Timothy Klutnp 102 FUN CAME EASY Louanna Lute Bonnie Murks Brian Marr 104 WE DID IT OUR WAY Nancy Patrick Jeff Pierce Trena Pit more Paul Post Francis Potter Robert Prestage 106 SPECIAL FRIENDS Michael Priest Steven Rah Ronda Richardson 107 SCHOOL MAY END Cheryl Sander Shawn Sanford Kim Saunder 108 FRIENDSHIPS DON'T Karen Sopel Kerry Stacey Barbara Sterling 109 IT'S O.K. WE'RE SENIORS Alicia Trevino Tammy Vallejo Douglas Walker 110 SENIORS DO IT BETTER! JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 112 A TIME FOR US The 1983 PROM was held at Valley View. Fifty-three couples attended. Excellent music was played by STERLING. The reigning king and queen were Dan Johnson and Stephanie Erskine. Our unexpected guests arrived late in the evening — chickens walked in from the golf course. It was a time for us to remember. 113 A TIME FOR REMEMBERING 114 SENIOR BANQUET 1983 The 1983 Senior Banquet was held at Valley View. On the opposite page top is the class enjoying one of the speakers. Middle is Karen Sopel reading the class will. Bottom left—Mr. Caszatt speaks to the group. Bottom right—Seniors waiting patiently to be served! This page top—Load up the plates for a good meal! Bottom left—Kelly Witney speaks to the group. Bottom right—Lisa says Open wide! 115 THE SENIOR ASSEMBLY 1983 WAS The Senior Assembly of 1983 will always be remembered by students and teachers alike. The Seniors pulled together to put on one of the school's best senior assemblies yet. Top left: The show started out with The Peoples' Court. Chris was accused of saying booger in the office, or did he say ooger? Top right: Ryan gave us all some needed advice, Don't hesitate, get kaeopectate. I Middle left: Brad and his Price Is Right contestants hid on a piece of Bubble Yum valued at $29.95. Randy won but got a little violent when he lost the second part of the game. Center: Mike and Dan entertained us between acts with a dummy, or was that Mr. Wing between them? Bottom left: The Newlydeads was the next show, all the contestants were full of life. Dan was the first to fall off the chair with Ed coming in a close second. A KNOCK-DOWN DRAG-OUT PARTY '°P left: The music started, the curtain flew open and out came the star °f our show, Johnny Carson, better known as Boyd Colbry. Johnny, along with his side kick, Ed (Jim Billig) Me Mann, stole the show. Top right: During a commercial break Ed and his dog Studly told us about Alpo Blow Chunks Dog Food.” This dog foo is so good that people will like it too! Yum!! Bottom left: Later Mr. Albert Long joined the show to inform us about Algebra, but as usual he made a slight error in his equation. Nice try Mr. Long. Bottom right: To end the show Mr. Rogers came to enlighten us with his speech on emphysema. Johnny gave up smoking for good this time. 117 AWARDS Shi'iln Biabani, winner of the Linda Kay Shirely Memorial Frank Potter, winner of the Stephen Mailand Memorial Award, with Mr. and Mrs. Award, with Mr. and Mrs. Shirely. Mailand. Above left: Ms. Jill Walker presents Steve Roekafellow with the Special Student Award. Above center: Mr. John Milne shakes hands with Frank Potter, winner of the Social Studies Award. Above right: Mr. AI Long congratulates Debbie Witmer, Mathematics Award Winner. Bottom left: Mr. Jim Vyskoci! presents George Rierson with the Science Award. Not pictured: Edward Long was named the Outstanding Drafting Student. Opposite page bottom right are the Special Senior Award winners. Back Row: Frank Potter, Leadership; Jeff Naessens, Attendance; Dan Johnson, School Spirit; Kathy Crispin, Aca demic Improvement; Holly Brannan, Creativity; Karen Sopel, Service; Jodie Ball, Team Athlete. 118 Toy left: Mike Morris receives the Physical Education Award. Toy middle: Patti Kirby relieves the Business Education Award. Toy right: Kerri Beeson wins the English Award. Middle left: Sheila Biabani receives the Band Award, and Mr. Caszatt introduces Sally Sherman, Salutatorian and Shelley Wcburg, Valedictorian. Bottom left: Brad Bebow receives the Vocational Agriculture Award. 119 GRADUATION 1983 AT Graduation took place June 8, 1983, at 8:00 p.m. on Wheeler Field. The girls were dressed in white and the boys wore red. The evening was topped off with speeches from our Valedictorian, Shelley Weburg and Salutatorian Sally Sherman, who both had excellent topics. 120 •Jit ST. LOUIS HIGH SCHOOL A NIGHT TO REMEMBER FOR ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION . . . Members of the Board of Education include: Arthur Fisher. President; Richard Colbry, Vice-President; Lowell G. Bebow, Secretary; Harry Richards, Treasurer; William D. Reiser, Trustee; William C. Potter, Trustee; and Juanite Netzley, Trustee. 127 Mrs. Karen Thayer ami Mrs. Jackie Kelley, secretaries. ACADEMICS . . . 128 LIFE IN THE CLASSROOM We spend approximately 1,080 hours per year in the classroom. We spend this time preparing ourselves for college, work, or for life in general. After we finish school we will have many memories of these hours spent in school—some good and some bad. There will be certain classes and certain teachers that will remain in our memories for many years. ST. LOUIS HIGH Mike Alien Biology, Health Science, P.E. Ronald Askegard Drafting Norris Bay Building Trade Steve Beattie Agriculture Steve Bigelow Accounting, Retail Sales, Basic Bus. Dave Cronkright Chemistry, Geometry Terry Tara English, Speech Maurine Gilbert Librarian Kathleen Haffey Art, English Kathy Hutfilz Physical Education, Athletic Director Albert Long Algebra, Trig., Advanced Math Mike McCloskey English . I 130 SCHOOL FACULTY John Milne Government, Psychology. Economics, Cultural Geography Felix Ortiz Spanish, Consumer Math Betty Pa ton Home Economics Jane Sommerville Typing, Shorthand, Office Block, Co-op Douglas Steward American History, World History Howard Strom Guidance Counselor. Basic Business Robert Threloff American History, Physical Education James Vyskocil Physical Science, Physics Jill Walker Special Education Gloria Walters English James Wilkie Algebra, Physical Science Not Pictured: Greg Starry Typing, Shorthand, Basic Business Randall Mead Guidance Counselor 131 132 133 134 135 PATRONS 7-11 Food Stores The Dairy Depot Johnsons and Sons, Ine.—Ithaca Jan's Pizzeria Guylyn's Hairstyling—Mt. Pleasant 772-0079 Gingerbread House The Cobbler Shop Dan and Ellen Maus Joe and Doris Brondstetter Congratulations Class of 83 —The Embers The Action Corner Roll Arena Lamerson's Jack and Sharon Brannan Abbey Floor Covering Dr. and Mrs. Bever Mrs. G's Needlepointe Ken Luneack Construction Octave Waterbed Center Sears, Roebuck and Co. 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Offices in Alma Shepherd TOTAL PETROLEUM, INC. ALMA TIRE SERVICE 1210 EAST SUPERIOR STREET ALMA. MICHIGAN PHONE: 483-4086 THE CORNER STORE 201 Mill Street St. Louis 681-4002 Subs— Deli All your party needs FROSTY CONE 333 N. Mill The best soft serve ice cream in the area. Also delicious sandwiches Wilda John Fulton Owners W, ino. Phone (517) 842-3104 P.O. Box 518 Brcckenridge, Michigan 48615 Congratulations Class of '83 1280 AM 104.9 FM Phone:463-3175 ALMA, MICHIGAN 48801 Gratiot County's Favorite 142 ALMA PRODUCTS COMPANY 2000 EAST MICHIGAN AVENUE, ALMA. MICHIGAN TOM BILLIG FLOWERS GIFTS ittlemans TWO BEAUTIFUL SHOPS Alma St. Louis 463-2195 681-2152 Throughout Michigan DON FOWLER SUPERIOR GRAIN BIN SALES AND SERVICE 2242 E. McGregor Rd. jJi 681-2668 St. Louis, Ml 143 11 I « I ll 1(11. 11 4. JOHN C. PAVLIK ALLEN L. LIPPERT (Realtor) (Realtor) ALMA 463-8363 RONALD L. ALWARD, DIRECTOR 228 W. Center Street Box 323 MAIN OFFICE 1335 Wright Avenue Saint Louis, Michigan 48880 BRECKENRIDGE, MI 44 BREWER-BOUCHEY MONUMENT CO. 211 N. Mill Street St. Louis Michigan 48880 (517) 681-3330 Harlan Bouchey Owner CLOTHING FOR ALL OCCASIONS SHOES FOR THE FAMILY MID MICHIGAN'S COUNTRY MUSIC STATION WMLM 1520 AM FROM THE MIDDLE OF LOWER MICHIGAN ‘dt Uf d TfteK d S o-fk 'peuttdcf, YOUR SPORTS LEADER 111 N. Mill, St. Louis, 681-3344 Good Luck Class of 1983! CSA LODGE 408 St. Louis, Michigan 48880 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 Compliments of the Biabani Family 145 146 147 151 A YEAR OF GREAT MEMORIES Class Motto: In the quiet of the nigh Let our candles alwa burn. Let us never lose the le sons We have learned! Class Colors: Burgandy and Gray Class Flower: Red Rose Class Song: Rock'n Roll Party in tl Street Class Gem Stone: Diamond Class Car: Camero Cutlass Class Clowns: Danny Johnson and Mandi Cooper Class Hangout: Parking Lot Class Animal: Chimp Class Teacher: Mr. Bigelow Class Class: Physics Class Saying: When the Keg Dies Die!! Class Past Time: Partying Class Shoes: Nike Tennis Shoes Class Beer: Budweiser Class Sport: Football This was the 1982-83 CAVALCADE. In it I hope you will find all the memories of the past year. We tried t( capture those precious moments that live on in our hearts and minds. As you flip through the pages of thi last year I hope you remember all the laughter that we've shared. In the last year the class has worked well together and now that Graduation is upon us, many have mixec feelings. We are ready to move on, yet we're not ready to leave behind our friends and the security of higl school. As the Class of 1983 moves on and we go our own separate ways, I can only hope the rest of thi classes have all the fun and great times our class has had. The Class of '83 is unique in many ways—we have gifted athletes, musicians, and some very intelligent stu dents. But the most unique thing is the closeness which is not often found in a class. Smiles and laughs art always present when the Class of 1983 is around. We would like to thank Dick's Studio for their wonderful pictures, Mr. Wing and Mr. Caszatt for their help, and the staff for the hard work and long hours they have put in on the yearbook. A very special thank you to Shawn Coston and Stephanie Erskine, the assistant editors, and Mrs. Jane Sommerville the yearbook advisor. Without these people the yearbook would not have been possible. Sheila Biabani Editor-in-Chief 152