Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

BRONSON WOW SCHOOL BRONSON, UICW04N VOUJ UE4S 2 OPtfJfNG (MokwJb, TZIBLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION........ FACUUV................ SENIORS............... JUNIORS............... SOPWCMORES............ FRESW UEN............. PARTICIPANTS.......... CGMMUNfTV............. actmttes ............. co upetttors.......... REFLECTIONS........... pat OP CONTENTS JuSfcfotftttg 4 OPENING 3ty IfOtodctjy. 5 '78 V.P. CLASS VIKING MEMORIES STAFF: L to R: Vera Paul (Staff artist). Bill Yelley (Photogra pher), Chris Irvine, Julie Davis (Viking Legend Editor), Laurie Neveraski (Business Manager), Mary Smoker, Judy Herman (MEMORIES Asst. Editor), Tami Ludwick (MEMORIES Editor), Romaine Kowalski (Business Manager), Colleen Reilly, Patty Cole, Lome Outwater, Connie Green, Deb Tennant, Dale Kiser, Vicki Post, Deb Yesh (Legend Asst. Editor), Kelly Tighe. Not Pictured: Sherie Yesh and Mark Losin-ski. The VIKING LEGEND is our newspaper, which has a lot of work put into it. Our goal is to publish monthly issues. Layout, news gathering, and many related duties are all integral functions before publication. Julie and Deb have put forth great efforts in publishing this paper, of which we are all proud. On the other hand, Tami and Judy have spent many hours working on the yearbook. This requires getting pictures, designing and layout, writing copy, and many little odds and ends. It all takes time and maybe sometimes more than is thought. But, in the end, you find it's all worth it. Mrs. Bolton Mr. Reardon 6 MEMORIES Staff ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATOR 7 1. Mr. Beauchamp has been here for 7 years. If he wasn’t a Superintendent, he would like to be a Certified Public Accountant. 2. Mr. Wade has been our principal for 8 years. Some of his favorite hobbies are basketball refereeing and goofing off. 3. Mr. Curelo has been our assistant principal for 4 years. When asked the question, “What was the most exciting thing that has ever happened to him?” He replied, that they were too numerous to list. lft ytyh £ckooQ $ 6 4DMIMISTRAn0fJ AWJMSTRanON 9 SCHOOL BOARD: Front, L to R: Judy Bertsch (Trustee); Jane Ann Brown (President); George Mayer (Treasurer). Back, L to R: Max Bucklin (Vice President); Edward Larson (Trustee); Elmer Moffet (Secretary); and Robert E. Kolassa (Trustee). SCHOOL BOARD STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES Bethany Garman Dale Hurd tt xcLf-fotvckos HeSp ts F t Ottitiak 1. Mrs. Linda Weber has been the Switchboard Operator for 2 years. 2. Miss Patricia Riddle has been the substitute Secretary for 5 months. 3. Mrs. Phyllis Crandall is Mr. Wade’s Secretary and has been here for 9 years. 4. Mrs. Kathy Ludwick is the Superintendent’s Secretary and has been here for 4 years. 10 4WMSTRA7TON Cowa M om L Acoouatcuife 1. Mrs. Brusak has been one of the high school counselors for about a “Zillion and one years.” 2. Mr. Whitcomb has been a high school counselor for 11 years. 3. Mrs. Burkhart has been a Financial Secretary for 8 years. If she didn’t have her present job she would like to be a Domestic Engineer. 4. Mr. Crandall has been a Financial Assistant for 4 years. If he could be anything but a human being, he would like to be a cloud. © UNICTRAflON I I Uelpm Nofc Always R cogiugei COOKS: L to R: Bertha Hoard, Ruby Evans, Joyce Hoard, Majorie Keesler. JANITORS: Cleo Crandall, John Ash. BUS DRIVERS: Front Row, L to R: Janice Smoker, Barbara Lindsey, Frances Wolff, Gene Wid-ener, Elizabeth Lahrke, Sandy Bucknell, Laura Cattell, Larry Collins, Diane Losinski, Linda Meyers, Frances Furney. 2nd Row, L to R: Rick Hollister, Inez Kolassa, Max Cranson, Irvin Worthman, Ralph Widener, Barbara Losinski, Fern Parks, Mary Ann Smoker, Gail Metzger, Edith Tice. Regulars Not Pictured: David Cropp, Dexter Parks, Cecil Tice. Subs Not Pictured: Alice Cranson, Jay Brown, Bob Bucknell, Charles Clark, Olan Martin, Orrin McConn, Carroll Moon, Howard Wolff. 12 ADMJMSjRAItON wow WOUUY 13 you x n Oj wkot w i yowl gooh Ct iAj Mr. Anglin Get out of high school and I still haven't made it yet. Art Classes. Painting, Fishing, and Traveling. Freshman Advisor. Mr. Andridge To do well in college and become a good teacher. Biology I, Biology II. Reading, Music, Boating, Water Sports, Photography, Cooking and Eating. Mrs. Bolton My goals as a senior at Ottawa Hills High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan, were two fold. First, I wanted to go to college to study languages and hoped someday to teach in high school. Second, I wanted to visit Germany. After two years of college, I decided to take a year off and pursue the second dream. After spending a year, working and studying in Germany, I returned to finish my studies at CMU, and began teaching the next Fall after graduation. English II, Mass Media, Viking Publications, German Ml. German Club Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. 14 wouuv s ufl't t i Iwyh school , did you ouCCOHiplish t{ie w ? Miss Brilinski When I was a senior in high school I had three goals which I can still remember. They were: 1. to go to Central Michigan University and graduate with a degree in education; 2. to play a varsity sport in college; 3. to get a teaching and coaching job. All of these goals have been accomplished. English I, 9th P.E., Adv. P.E., J.V. Basketball Coach, Girls’ Track Coach. Miss Chisholm Enter teaching which was accomplished. I would like to travel in all of the states in our country, especially Hawaii. My travels have taken me to 45 states. Foreign travel is to be on the agenda, such as Scotland, Australia and New Zealand. Reading is a pleasure. I enjoy people and to continue to develop the art of conversation. Speech I and II, World History, and Michigan Leadership — History. Direct the Children's play and one of the directors of the Follies. Sponsor of Thespian Troupe 620. Mr. Carroll Get a job and graduate from college. Band Director. Flying, Boating. FAOUUV is WliOiwwOiMyow hi et dumtCj yowo Mrs. Hurd No Comment. English 2, and Everyday English. Sophomore Advisor, Koinonia Club Advisor, Coach Volleyball, Music, Theater, People, baking and cooking. Ifc FACULTY Mr. Knapp John Scott: Favorite Author. Hiking, Camping, Junior Class Advisor, 9th Grade English. Mr. Elkins I don't know his name for sure, I think it was Jethro P. Meade. He was the first hillbilly to cross the Ohio River and settle in Kendallville, Ind. He also introduced grits and the Democratic Party to the north. Drafting, Machine Woods, Technical Metals, Industrial Vocation, Furniture Cabinet Making, and Manufacturing Process. uJoj? Mr. Lockwood Scott and Helen Nearing. They are people who had the courage to live their own lives without being influenced by the attractive but often injurious aspects of our society. Beggars. Special Education. Woodworking, Backpacking, Camping, Canoeing, and Gardening. Mr. Modert If I could meet anyone I wanted, I would go into the past and meet Ty Cobb. He was probably the all-time greatest baseball player whoever lived and was known for quite a personality, also. Geometry, Pre-Algebra, Algebra. I enjoy almost any kind of sport. This year I coached 8th grade basketball and JV Baseball and enjoyed successful seasons in both. I also helped the student council as a faculty advisor. Mrs. Meredith Maybe the President and tell him what I think. Food, Clothing, Child Development, Money Management, and Family Relations. FHA, Concession Stand. Oil painting, knitting, sewing, horse riding, and reading. FACULTY 17 Ifr hod' to chotob f)(! ce uJiofe Mr. Mosier Austin, Texas or Saratoga Springs, New York . . . They’re the cultural centers of country music subculture. American Literature, Inter-personal Communications, English Literature, College Composition, Creative Writing. National Honor Society Advisor, Country Music and Pinball. Mr. Moon Where I am at right now. Because where I’m at is where it's at. Human Life Systems, History, Boys P.E. President of Kiwanis, Collecting old Trains, Hunting. Mrs. Moss Someplace warm and quiet with a good book, a running brook, my husband, plants, cats, and peacocks. Algebra, Chemistry, Earth Science. Needlework, gardening. 18 FAOLUV u OuM yOuA uioMlwCLitcLwky'? Mrs. Pustelnik Home relaxing listening to the stereo. Because it’s the most relaxing place I can think of and “I like relaxing. Teaches piano, practice piano, teaches vocal. Sew, and read. Mr. Scully London, England. Economics, History. Fishing, Hunting, and Camping. Miss Redford The one place I have been that I know is wonderful is Durango, Colorado. The scenery is magnificent — you can just see God’s handiwork. Typing, Shorthand, and Business Machines. Concession Stand, traveling. MOUUV 19 What duL yow tk 1977-78 Mr. Smith The fine achievements of the FFA. FFA, Animal Science (2), Plant Science (2), and Agriculture Industry. Hobbies: Lincoln Lore. Mrs. Shoun The friendliness and cooperation of most of the students. Advisor: Beggars, Future Nurses. Classes: Conserv ation, Gen. Math and Physics. Hobbies: Knitting. Mr. Tracy Went Fast! Government, Physical Education. Traveling, and Senior Advisor. 20 FAOJUY best about school yea ? Mr. Van Dam Students' attitude toward school seemed to be more positive; enjoyed the success of the basketball team, the efforts of the students and advisors who prepared for the plays, and follies had been outstanding — particularly the Children’s Play. Accounting, Typing, Consumer’s Math. Canoeing, camping, backpacking, trout fishing, flying and photography. Mrs. Whitcomb Family Health, Home Management, Family Relations. Gardening, crossword puzzles, home management, learning sign language. Mr. Whitcomb The beginning and the ending. Psychology, Sociology. Counselor. Travel, gardening, farming, coins. PAOUUY 21 U (i£i UtfiS thb hiOSt kapp i i to you, Mr. Zabonick When I was a Jr. in high school in the chemistry lab one day, I poured the wrong chemical into my test tube and it blew up, hit the ceiling, and created a gas that necessitated evacuating the lab until the air could be cleared. I was very embarrassed at the time. Trigonometry and Analytic Geom., Algebra II, General Math, and Shop Math. Spirit Core and Varsity Club, Varsity Basketball, Reading, Traveling, and Golf. Mr. Wotta Runing into a wall. U.S. History, Michigan Leadership. Baseball, and reading. ■fk. ' V . Miss Snyder On graduation night going up to the steps to receive my diploma, I tripped and fell. Employed by Branch Intermediate. Macrame, backpacking, tennis, volleyball, refinishing furniture, camping, and bicycling. 22 FACLW embo tiassUtg tiu ig that t i (ug(i scJioot? Mr. Nusbaum When I was playing on the high school baseball team, we had an out of town game with Battle Creek. A friend of mine (the 1st baseman) went up to the front of the bus to talk to the coach and I grabbed his new glove and tossed it to a guy at the back of the bus. The guy at the back of the bus jumped up to catch it and he tipped it out the window. The bus driver wouldn't stop, so I had to buy him a new glove. Accounting, Economics, Typing. Golf, Tennis, Camping, Hunting, Fishing, and Woodworking. Miss Bergey On the Senior Trip at Schuss Mountain there was a statue in the center courtyard. The night before we left for home, the guys came up to my room and took some of my belongings (unknown to me). The next day, the buses were lined up in front of the statue to go home — and lo and behold the statue was dressed in my underwear! Cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, swimming, sailing, sewing, and cooking. Band, Chorus (grades K-12), and private instrumental lessons. Mr. Reardon Singing the song “I Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby while wearing a diaper. Hobbies and Classes: Running, music, racketball. English and Journalism. WOUUV 23 Randall Kloko Student Teacher German and History Marilyn Johnson Student Teacher Social Studies Deanna Hemel Student Teacher Home Economics Clare Laws Steve Kilgren Deane Troyer 24 wouov I I C£MOG£ 25 'Vappy cmthote uJtO'dteahvdteah 6 OtodspCtytfifi fyitCfi tO Mlkfiy tWn blJUfiy, ’ CktSSAdutSW: Patm Ckikoh M u fc E Tt cy Ptetfifint: CkuuchBM VW Piesid d: J CeCftefeuy: Bo uu f-fyskct T'lMSwmr. LwA PuJUiP SWuattO i4 June 8, 1978 OtassCoag:''ComfeCox Aw y O X S F Owe U lufe RtfSfc date CcAm: Ugld jM idtodiol B0u Q do FctCiag R jfety. . . Cindy Albright Stephan Albright James Arver Scott Barnes Scott Andrews Lisa Beck Brad Bell Charles Bell 28 SENIORS FouA Yfea t DittUw James Brusak Leona Burch Amy Buyze Robin Byler Nancy Carpeter SENIORS 29 Wade Coots Tim Duke � CEMOfeC SEMORC 31 Linda Furney Scott Garman Patrice Gilbert LaVern Ferry Scott Foley Linda Fowler Clyde Furney Henry Goetz Reid Green Ora Good Gayle Grindle Raymond Green Sarah Grindle 32 scMoee Dale Hurd Mark Jasper SEMORfi 33 Larry Kehoe Jeff Kelley Romaine Kowalski Scott Kelley Chandre Kruszka Tony Larson Michael Kimbel 34 SENIORS Stephan Lemanski Sherry Lung Donna Maddox SEMOfcC 35 Karen Meyer Linda Modert Mark Miliman Mike Minger Amy Moon Jill Ostrom 36 SENIORS Jean Oxenrider Sharon Rathbun Dominic Roussey Richard Roussey Vera Paul Vern Paul Bryan Schonebaum Mike Sauchuk SEMORfi 37 Kelly Smith David Smoker Doug Sexton Deborah Sherman Martv Sikorski Debbie Smoker a SENIORS Eric Smoker Chris Squires Diane Stayner Joy Stefanski Douglas Sobeski SENIORS 39 Cindy Ward Mike Wasikowski Douglas Wheaton 40 C6M0RC Rebecca Wilber Bill Yelley Amy Yesh Blair Yesh Sherie Yesh SENIORS 41 Franklin Wilson Lorraine Woodcox S£MOR£ 43 44 C6M0RC 'TopQ dfriS ChoSens The Top Ten Seniors chosen to represent their Class of 1978 in highest grade point standings are. Front Row, From Left: Janet Walterhouse, Martin Fair, Tami Ludwick, Mary Smoker, and Diane Stayner. Back Row, From Left: Kellie Smith, Mike Minger, Steve Albright, Chuck Bell, and Bonnie Hyska. SEM0R6 45 Jm-’ A Jas A t J '' dM , j � p(jJ: HJwk Vw ' • mk ' ldLjU fk UlA= CLt ftUtHd tig z LudW = W y w,tAk k 11 iivt (b mx k, I . Jjwh i9 AU ?Uti6 a uukm, ■?W lt! faf VWW 7 .. n vuj -7 'i ’-u Iaa. aW VjU ‘ ‘UwUofci OJ $ ■ ? Yyiu ?obt A l ' PJku+A fiXSM, � fruAkUj £ oi TM . “ 4,M � )CO 0 H 4k( W Ort-V . ■«p 7' )F � M4� _ „ ___ AKJING- 2 0 Oorrr L ‘rfvcUtH f I? 1 J liU ' tA xfflrv 'myk U t u' Ck u 'Ihanf M CV.Tt.4S J rndi LA s M jv,a, ci - Kcuum) J rvjybsL%) V hj 5mc tei. J� 6 - . L, • (JKhJaL dqu AXtL ktOJ JL yfixiT -' j y Jtf n, j, 1 ‘ Vv u u - 2fi%i4 ■ U 'UuV e'K, WsASJ T vaLN V) eL J)t T) C Xc mA ri 7 fd , y + v k i A , Cyirlo (LoJic) .A-. :’w------------• 4. C tf r£fi? P=A C |U« ______________ ■W .lCy� J.'o£. - (oicutA - J -1 li ill ) VveO £Q. C feilfa iA tCy tHjzur' 'y tJsLs ( li c� u i SV t. c (SR4DLWTI0N '78 Seniors stood at the end of one part of their lives facing the beginning of another. The sense of finality seemed real as their feelings about everything intensified. As graduation approached, Seniors looked back nostalgically on their years of school and growing up together and wondered where it all went to. Busy as they were. Seniors knew that decisions must be made and made now. Although the regret of leaving high school was there, the possibilities of the future intrigued them. The last weeks of school with Gov't, term papers due, final exams. Cedar Point, and graduation preparations flew by like minutes. Then it became time for tasseled caps and gowns. Class Day, Baccalaureate, proud parents, Commencement ceremonies, happiness, and a few tears ... IT WAS TIME FOR THE CLASS OF 1978 TO MEET THE WORLD. ©RAixymOM 49 On Thursday, June 8, 1978 at eight o’clock. Commencement took place for the class of 1978. They were escorted onto the Athletic Complex at Bronson High School, by honor guards of the class of 1979. Dreams” was the topic addressed by Historian, Bonnie Hyska. The Valedictorian, Charles Bell, talked on What’s Next?’’ Stephen Albright, class Salutatorian, gave a speech on A Time to Understand.” Following them was the Honors Presentation and also the Presentation of the 1978 class. Finally the Awarding of Diplomas came — which brought about many smiling faces. The Cane Ceremony completed the Commencement with Chuck Bell presenting the cane to Carol Haylett, President of the class of 1979. It’s all over now and in just one short year, we’ll be out there again, reliving the past and looking ahead towards a new beginning. SO QRADLmON GRADUATION 51 SEMOR-ACCWFUSHUENie ALBRIGHT, CINDY: BACC 1; OJT 1; Fall Play 1; Children’s Play 1; Spirit Core 3; BOEC 2; (8th in Shorthand Regionals); Foreign Study 1; School Services Vi; Choir 1; Who’s Who in American High School Students. ALBRIGHT, STEPHEN: Library Club 1; Kiononia 1; Top Ten (Salutatorian). ANDREWS, SCOTT: Student Council 3; VICA 2 (Pres, and VPres. each 1); Varsity Club 3; Football 4; Track 3; Basketball 4. ARVER, JAMES: Basketball 1; Football 1; Intramurals 3; FFA 4 (VPres. 1); Student Council 1; Senior Class VPres.; Follies 2; Jazz Band 2. BARNES, SCOTT: FFA 4; Cross Country 1; Foreign Study 1. BECK, LISA: Basketball 2; FFA 3; DECA 2 (Reporter 1); Thespians 3 (Sec. 1); Cheerleading 1; Band 1; Fall Play 3 (Student Director 1); Girl’s Varsity 2; OJT 1; Spirit Core 3 (Sec. 3). BELL, BRAD: Student Council 1; Football 3; Baseball 4; Intramural Basketball 4; Varsity Club 2. BELL, CHARLES: Band 4; Pep Band 4; Jazzband 4; ACapella Choir 4; Drum Major 2; Jazz Band Director 2; Thespians 3; Follies 4; Children's Play 4; Student Council 4 (Pari. 1); Class Pres. 2; VPres. 1; National Honor Society; BEGGARS 4 (Pres. 1); Boy’s Varsity 4 (Sec. 1); Boys' State Rep.; Rotary Camp Emory; Tibbits Summer Theatre Productions 2; Foreign Study; Spirit Core 2; DAR Good Citizen; Solo and Ensemble Instrumental and Vocal 4; Track Manager 4; Football 1; VPres of Thespians 1; Library Club 1; Valedictorian; Winner of the John Philip Sousa Award for Band. BERCAW, JEFF: Industrial Arts Club; BACC 2. BIRCHFIELD, DAVID: BACC 2. BOHACZ, RENEE: Spirit Core 3; Reporter for DECA at BACC 2; Bowling 3; German Club 1. BRUSAK, JAMES: Student Council IVi; BEGGARS 4 (Treas. and Pres, each 1); Varsity Club 3; Thespians 1; Tennis 1; Wrestling 4; Football; Fall Play 2; Children’s Play 1; ACapella Choir 2; Follies 3; Co-Chairman of 77 Prom; Senior Committee Chairman. BUHOLZ, DEBBIE: Spirit Core 3; DECA 1; OJT 1. BUI, LONG: Karate Class (Cold-water). BURCH, LEONA (LYTLE): Concert Choir 1Vi; BACC 1 xh. BUYZE, AMY: Concert Choir 1 ' z. BYLER, ROBIN: German Club 3 (VPres. 1); Concert Choir 3; Koi-nonia 2; Fall Play 1; Volleyball 2; FHA 2; FHA Regional Historian 1, VPres. 1; FFA Sweetheart Candidate; Homecoming Queen 77. CARPENTER, NANCY: Spirit Core 4; Viking Publications 1; Bowling 4 (Placed 1st in Branch County Tournament); Placed 4th in State Bowling Tournament; Follies 2; OJT 1; School Services 1. CLARK, JAMES: FFA 1; Football 1; BACC 1 (Home Construction on Site 1, Shop 1); BEGGARS 1. CLARK, MICHILE: FFA 3; Library Club 1. CLEMANS, MYRA: Spirit Core 1; Track 1; Junior Class Treasurer; Student Council 2; Girls’ State Rep. 1; School Services Vi. COOTS, WADE: Library Club 1; BACC 2; FFA 2 (2nd in State Land Judging Team); VICA 2 ( Chapter VPres. 1 and State VPres. 1); Cross-Country 1. COVEY, KEITH: Student Council 1; Spirit Couple (Senior). S2 SENIORAOCWPUSMUEMS CRABILL, CRAIG: Football 4; Weightlifting 2; Track 4; Fall Play 2; Follies 2; Children’s Play 2; Thespians 2 (Pres. 1); Student Council 2; Class Pres. 1 (Freshman); Boys’ Varsity Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Homecoming Court 1977; Snoball Court 1976. DAVIS, JULIE: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2; Track 1; Follies 3; Chairman of Class Colors Committee; Snoball Queen; Viking Publications 2 (Newspaper Asst. Ed. and Editor each 1); FFA 3 (Sec. and VPres. each 1); FFA District Extemp. Speaker, Creed Speaking Winner; Girls' Varsity Club 2; Spirit Core 3; Library Club 1; National Honor Society 2. DEHOFF, MELISSA: FFA 3; Con cert Choir 2; Track 1; Band 2; BACC 2; OJT 1. DIAMOND, LORRAINE: FHA 3 (Reporter 1); Spirit Core 1; VICA 1; Library Club 2; German Club 2; Concert Choir 1. DRAPER, GEORGE: Basketball 3; Football 1; Golf 1; Intramurals 1; Bowling 4. DUKE, TIM: Bowling 3; Golf 1; Intramurals 4. EICHENBERG, CHARLES: German Club 1; Koinonia 1; VICA 1; OJT 1. ENGLISH, KEVIN: Football 4; Wrestling 4; Intramurals 1; Varsity Club 2; Concert Choir 1 Vi; BACC 1� 2. FAIR, MARTHA: DECA 2; Band 3; Band Treas. 1; Spirit Core 4; Student Council Vi; OJT 1; Fall Play 1; Children's Play 1; Follies 2. FERRY, LAVERN (BOB): Baseball 4; Basketball 3; Football 1; German Club 2; Varsity Club 2. FOLEY, SCOTT: BACC 2 (Home Construction). FOWLER, LINDA: FFA 1; Spirit Core 3; Varsity Club 2; Band 2; VICA 1; Volleyball 2; Bowling 1; Homecoming Court; Snoball Court; FFA Sweetheart Candidate; Spirit Couple; Cheerleading 2; Follies 1. FURNEY, CLYDE: FFA 3; BACC 1; OJT 1. FURNEY, LINDA: Cheerleading 2; Spirit Core 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Band 2; Student Council Treas. 1; OJT 1; Bowling 1; Volleyball 1; DECA 2; Follies 2. GARDNER, TERRY: Freshman Football. GARMAN, SCOTT: BACC (Wood-shop 1, Auto Body 1) 2. GIBBS, DILLY: Student Council 1; FFA 1; Cheerleading 1; Sophomore Class Treas.; Spirit Core 4; Volleyball 1; Tennis 1; School Services 3; Follies 1; Children’s Play (House Manager 1, Prop Manager 1, Stage Crew 1)3; Fall Play (Prop Manager 1, Stage Crew 2); 4-H 9; Varsity Club 1; NHS 2; Bowling 1; Farmhouse Bureau Citizenship Shortcourse Rep. GILBERT, PATRICE: FFA 3 DECA 2; Bowling 4; Basketball 3 Track 3; Varsity Club 3; OJT 1 Spirit Core 3. GOETZ, HENRY: FFA 1. GOOD, ORA: Koinonia 1; VICA 1; Cross Country 1 Vi; Band 4; Intramurals 1. GREEN, RAYMOND: BACC 2. GRINDLE, SARAH: BACC 1. GROPP, DAVID ANDY: Track 2; Koinonia 4. GUZY, JOSEPH: Basketball 3; Baseball 4; Football 1; Intramurals 1; Student Council 3 Vi (Pres. 1); Varsity Club 2 (Pres. 1). HAGEN, CORRINE: W. Tennis 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2; Aca-pella Choir 2; Solo and Ensfemble 3; Varsity Club 3; Spirit Core 4; Children’s Play 2; Follies 4; School Services Vi; Fall Play Crew 1; BACC 1. HANSETT, BILL: FFA 3; BACC, Power Mechanics 2. HERMAN, THOMAS: FFA 4 (State Farmer Degree, Pres. 1, and Treas. 1); Varsity Club 1; 4-H 3; Football 4 (Most Improved); SEMO ACGOMFUSMMEMS S3 Basketball 1; Intramurals 3; Student Council 2 (VP 1). HICKS, DAWN: Concert Choir 3; DECA 1. HOARD, CONNIE: Future Teachers; School Services 1; Teacher Aide 1. HOARD, TERRY: BACC; Ag 1 andOJT 1. HOLLISTER, BETH: OJT 1; BOEC 1; German Club 2; Spirit Core 1; Concert Choir 1. HORKEY, JAMES: BACC 1; OJT 1. HOSKINS, KATHY: German Club 2; DECA 1; Concert Choir 3. HOUSE, LAURIE: German Club 2; Future Teachers 1; DECA 1. HURD, DALE: Thespians 3; National Honor Society 2; Tennis 2; Band 4 (Pres. 1); Acapella Choir 4; Freshman VPres.; BEGGARS 1; Follies 4; School Board Rep.; Koinonia 1; Student Council 1. HYSKA, BONNIE: Spirit Core 4 (Treas. 1); Student Council 2 (Sec. 1); National Honor Society; BOEC 2 (Pres, and Reporter each 1); 2nd Place Regional Job Interview Contest, 4th in State Filing Contest, 3rd in Regional Contest, 4th in Regional Contest (Job Interview); Junior and Senior Class Sec.; Follies 3; OJT 1; School Service 1; Prom Co-chairman; Top Ten; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Follies M.C. 1. JASPER, MARK: Basketball 4; National Honor Society; Tennis 3. KEHOE, LARRY: Varsity Club 2; VICA 2 (Pres, of Class 2); Student Council 2; Football 3; Baseball 4; Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Band 2; Bowling 3. KELLEY, JEFF: Football 2; Track 1; Varsity Club 1. KELLEY, SCOTT: Football 2; Baseball 2; Track 1; VICA 1; Intramurals 1. KIMBEL, MIKE: FFA 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 1 (V Pres.). KING, RICHARD: FFA 3; Football 3; Track 2; Intramurals 1. KOWALSKI, ROMAINE: Cheer leading 1; FHA 1; Bowling 1; Spirit Core 2; Viking Publications (Business Manager) 1; OJT 1; BOEC 2; Concert Choir 1Vi; 5th Place in Regional Filing Contest. KRUSZKA, CHANDRE: Spirit Core 4; National Honor Society; Student CoOncil Vi; BOEC (Parliamentarian); Bowling 4 (1st Place in Branch County Tournament, 4th in State Bowling Tournament); Follies 1; OJT 1 Vi; Placed 4th in Filing Regionals, 2nd in Regional Job Interview. LARSON, TONY: Football 3; Ten nis 4; Intramurals 4; Band 4; Fall Play 1; Follies 3; Jazz Band 3; Student Council 1; Weightlifting 1; Bowling 4. LEMANSKI, STEPHEN: Basket ball 3; Football 3; Track 1; Varsity Club 3; VICA 2; OJT Vi; VICA Class Pres. LOWINSKI, MIKE: FFA 3. LUDWICK, TAMI: National Honor Society 2; Viking Publications 2 (MEMORIES Asst. Editor 77, and MEMORIES Editor 78); Concert Choir 2; Student Council 2; Yearbook Workshop 77; Fall Play Publicity Manager; Spirit Core 2; Top Ten. LUNG, SHERRY: German Club 3; Bowling Vi; Koinonia 2. LUTZ, MARTY: Football 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 2; Fall Play 2; Children's Play 1; Student Council 2; Sophomore Class Pres.; Junior Class VPres.; Thespians; National Honor Society 2; Varsity Club 2 (Treas. 1). LYTLE, WENDALL: BACC. MACKE, DEBBIE: Concert Choir 2; Bowling 1; BACC 2; OJT 1; Spirit Core 3; Track 1. MADDOX, DONNA: Track 4; Volleyball 3; Cheerleading 1; Varsity Club 3; Spirit Core 3; Concert Choir 2; Children’s Play 1; Follies 1; Student Council 1; FFA Sweetheart Candidate; Snoball Queen 76; BACC 1; VICA 1; 2nd 64 S£M � A XOMPUeMMEMS in Locals, 1st in Regionals, and 1 st in State in Cosmetology. MEYER, KAREN: DECA 1; OJT V4. MILLIMAN, MARK: FFA 2; Var-sity Club 2; Football 4; Baseball 1. MINGER, MIKE: Band 4; Intramurals 2; Football 1. MODERT, LINDA (GUMP): Band 3 2; Concert Choir 1 V2. MODERT, NEIL: FFA 3; Band 6; Football 1. MOON, AMY: Varsity Club 3; BEGGARS 3; Spirit Core 2; Track 4; Tennis 1; Student Council 1. MYNHIER, BRENT: Football 2; Tennis 2; BEGGARS 2; Spirit Core 1; Varsity Club 2; Children’s Play 1; OJT 1; BACC 1; VICA 1. NEVERASKI, STEVE: Varsity Club; National Honor Society; Football 4; Track 4; Weightlifting 3; Intramurals 1; Leadership Training. OSTROM, JILL: FHA 1; Library Club 2‘ 2. OXENRIDER, JEAN: VICA 2; FHA 1; OJT 1; Spirit Core 2; Student Council 1; Concert Choir 2; BEGGARS 2. PAUL, VERA: VICA 2 (Parliamen tarian and VPres. each 1); Viking Publications 1. PAUL, VERN: BACC IV2. PHILLIPS, DALE: FFA 1; Student Council V2; Band 2. RATHBUN, SHARON: German Club 3 (Sec. 1); Varsity Club 1; Student Council V2; Future Nurses 1; OJT 1; Band 2; Tennis 1; Bowling 2; School Service 1; Fall Play Costume Committee. ROUSSEY, NICK: FFA 2; VICA 1; BACC 2; OJT 1; Football 1. SAVCHUK, MIKE: Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 1 (Pres.). SCHOONEBOOM, BRYAN: Var sity Club 3; FFA 3; Band 4; Follies 2; Football 1; Leadership Training 1; Wrestling 4; Weightlifting 1; Jazz Band 2; Physical Fitness Contest 1. SENSAT, MIKE: Tennis 4, Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Football 2; Varsity Club 3; Band 3. OJT 1. SEXTON, DOUG: FFA 4, Football 1, BACC 2. SHERMAN, DEBORAH: VICA 1 SIKORSKI, DONNA: Band 2; Bowling 1; VICA 2. SIKORSKI, MARTY: FFA 2, Foot ball 1; BACC 2. SMITH, KELLY: Spirit Core 3; BEGGARS 3 (VPres. 1); Varsity Club 3 (Treas. 1); Student Council V2; Thespians 2; Foreign Study Club; Basketball 1; Tennis 3 (Capt. 1); Volleyball 4 (Capt.); Fall Play 2; Children's Play 2; Band 2V2; Homecoming Court. SMOKER, DAVID: Wrestling 3; BACC 1V2; OJT ' 2. SMOKER, DEBBIE: FHA 3 (VPres. 1); DECA 2; Varsity Club 2; Tennis 3; Track 1; Volleyball 1; OJT 2; Concert Choir 2. SMOKER, ERIC: Freshman Class Treas.; Sophomore Class VPres.; Student Council 1; Golf 1; Intramurals 2. SMOKER, KAREN: Volleyball 4; Basketball 3 (Capt. 1); Track 4; Viking Publications 1; Who’s Who in American High School Students; Varsity Club 3 (Pres. 1). SMOKER, MARY: Spirit Core 2; Acapella Choir 2; BEGGARS 2 (Sec. 1); Viking Publications 1; Who's Who in America 1; Library Club 1; Follies 2; Girls’ Varsity Golf 1; Top Ten; Bowling 2; Concert Choir 2. SOBESKI, DOUG: VICA 2 (VPres. of Class 1); VICA Contests — 1 st in Locals, 3rd in Regionals, and 2nd in State. SQUIRES, CHRIS: Spirit Core 2, FHA 1 (Pari. 1); Solo and Ensemble 1; Snoball Queen Candidate; Student Council 1; Concert Choir S IOBACCOmJSWWEMS ss 2Vz; VICA 2 (Class Parliamentarian and Miss Michigan VICA Contestant). STAYNER, DIANE: Band 1; BACC 1; OJT 1. STEFANSKI, JOY: FFA 1; Varsity Club 3; Band 4; BEGGARS 2; Spirit Core 2; Basketball 2; Volleyball 4; Acapella Choir 1; District Solo and Ensemble 4; State Solo and Ensemble 2; Follies 2; Library Club 1. SWEET, STEVE: VICA 2 (Class Sec.); German Club 1; Koininia 2; BACC 2. THOMPSON, CHRIS (SMITH): VICA 2; Concert Choir 3; Future Teachers 2; OJT 1. THOMAS, GREG: BACC 2. TIGHE, PATRICIA KELLY: Freshman Class Sec.; Spirit Core 4; Varsity Club 1; Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2; Band 3; Choir 4; Foreign Study League 1. TROYER, MIKE: Baseball 3; BACC 1; OJT 1. VERMEULEN, TOM: FFA 1; BACC 1. VORCE, CONNIE: Concert Choir 3; DECA 1. WALTERHOUSE, JANET: Ger-man Club 2; Koinonia 3; Children’s Play 2; OJT 1; Student Council 1. WARD, CINDY: FFA 1; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2; BACC-VICA 1; Band 4; Follies 3; Jazz Band 3; BACC — Health Occ. 1. WASIKOWSKI, MIKE: FFA 3; VICA 1; BACC; OJT. WATSON, BONNIE: FHA 3 (Historian 1, Regional Pari. 1, Pres. 1); DECA 2 (Pari. 1); OJT 1; Choir 3. WHEATON, DOUG: Track 1; FFA 1; German Club 1; Koinonia 1; VICA 1. WILBER, BECKY: Band 4; BACC 1; DECA Locals and Regionals; School Service V2; Spirit Core 4; Children's Play 2; Track 4 (State 3); Basketball 4; Follies Business Manager 2; Girls' Varsity Club 4. WILSON, FRANKLIN: FFA 3; Bas ketball 3; Football 1; BACC, VICA 1. WOODCOX, LORRAINE: DECA 2; OJT 1. YELLEY, BILL: BEGGARS 4; Var sity Club 3; Football 4; Wrestling 4; Track 2; Viking Publications Photographer 1. YESH, AMY: DECA 2; Bowling 4; Spirit Core 4; OJT 1; Fall Play 1. YESH, BLAIR: VICA 2; Wrestling 2; Football 1; Track 2; Intramural Basketball 1. YESH, ELAINE: Spirit Core 3; BACC 1; OJT 1; Bowling 2; Track 1; Student Council 2; Band 2; Choir 2. YESH, SHERIE: Student Council 1; Spirit Core 2; Choir 1V4; VICA 1; Viking Publications 1; Bowling 1; BACC 2. 56 S6NIOR-AOOOMPUSMMEMS JUNIORS JUMOR£ 57 Amyx, Tom Anderson, Joyce Arney, Chris Baker, Teresa Balle, Doug Barr, Tina Barron, Sherry Beauchamp, Teresa Belote, Dave Bohacz, Bridget Borget, Fred Brown, Dale Brown, Vicki Buckley, Charles Burch, Sue Ann Burnside, Brent Bystry, (Rob) Jon Calloway, Jeff Cary, William Clinansmith, Dan Cole, Patty Cole, Tracy Collins, Robert Colpetsir (Reilly) Colleen Crabill, Christopher Crampton, Paula Cranson, Kim Cross, Merna Czajkowski, James Czaikowski, Mark Dennis, Dan Dempsey, Lori Deter, Pamela Dixon, Joy Dudek, Rodney Duke, Jeff JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) Secretary: Bridget Bohacz Treasurer: Mary Rhodes Vice President: Dale Brown President: Ken Vallance s« jumiopc Hoard, Kaniah Hoffer, Scott Houghton, Mark Idmg, Jonathon Irvine. Christie I Kasper Kentne� K.bilos Kiser, Dale Klavinski, Terrene nkhn nard Kloko. Pful Knapp, Jeffery-Kwasniewski Wendy Lampman. David Leister, Scott Lindsey. John Losmski. Lorraine Losinski. Mark Mclatcher, Lori Malone. Carolyn Michael, Linda Miller, Laura Miller. Richard Milliman. Charles Mohney, Gina Moss. Rhonda Mosser, Dawn Myers, Steve JUMOR£ 59 Neihardt, Cindy Neveraski, Laurie OBran, Joy Odell, Mitch Oliver, Brenda O'Rourke. Patricia Outwater. Lome Palmer. Carla Parker, Joe Philson. Beth Post, Vicki Prater, Daniel Ratkowski. Rose Rawden. Michael Reser, Cynthia Rhoades, Mary Rifenburgh. Tamera Rifenburgh, Timothy Russell, Doug Salek, Diane Shaw, Elizabeth Sherman, Donald Shiery, Terry Sikorski, Teresa Skinner, Maurice Smith, Dawn Smith. Jody Smoker, Audrey Smoker, Michael Snyder. Lisa Somerlott, Paula Stamp, Diane 60 JUM0B6 Swift. Arden Tennant. Debra Tice, Sally Torrey, Cindy Tracy, Kellie Vallance. Kenneth VanAken. Linda Waldrop. Lisa Walterhouse, Marlin Webb, Scott Weller, Gary Weller, George Westendorf, Kim Wheaton, Ronald Wilber, Bryan Wilder, LuAnn Williams, Ronald Wisman, Roger Not Pictured: Brewer, Brian Burch, Erma Crapo, Rex Ferguson, Richard Fochtman, Kelly Gillette, Michelle Harkness, Danny King,Joyce Mulligan, Constance Myers, Cathy Sobeske, Barb Weber, Dave JUNTCRC 61 � 2 juniors SOPWO UORES COPWOMOKS 63 Akins. Daniel Aldrich. James Amyx, Kelly Andrews, Jody Anthony, Charles Arney, Debra Baldwin, Judy Barnes, Robert Barry, Mark Beck, Joe Beery, Frank Bell. Julie Bercaw, David Bercaw. Rex Bidwell. LeaAnn Bloom, John Bogucki, Karen Bradbury, Evelyn Brown, James Brown. Susan Bucklin, Kevin Burch, Obert Butters, Tammy Byler. Samuel Combs. Maynard Conley, Jett Crabill, Cary Crabill. Larry Crampton, Kari Craven, Tammey Cross, Altred Dennis, Amy Dixon, Connie Draper, Kathleen Duke. Joey 64 GOWOMOfcK Duncan, Carrie Ellis, Brian Etheridge, Robin Fair, Kim Fowler, Kristina Gardner, Barbara Garman, Rebecca Garman, Todd Good, Larry Good sell, Andrew Greenfield, Robert Hansman, Todd Harris, Arza Hasbrouk, J Hensley, J( Herman, G Herman, M Himebaugh,' Hollister, Juli Holt, Terry Horkey, John Houghton, Hout, John Hyliard, Ba Hyhard.y en thony ivid Rick WSm Johns-n. Connie Johnson. Keith lorriism. Corrine Kasperski, Mary Ann Kehoe, Karen Kelly, Carol Kibiloski, Linda Ktoko, Jane Kolassa, Jody Kubasiak, Brett Kurtz. Ronnie Lampman. Sally parson, Troy Layne, Russell Leister, Tammy Losinski. James Lowinski, John Luce. Robin i Lutz, Tina McClellan, Sally McDaniel, Judy McGiffin, LuAnn McMillan, Catherine Malone, Cindy Metzger, Albert Meyer, Gary Miller, Diana Miller, Teresa Mobley, Randy Mobley, Ricky Mock, Tammy Moffett, Marty Moon, Sara Morris, Jill Mulligan, Terry Meyers, Bill Neihardt, John Nettleman, Bartt Neveraski, Pam Nichols, Sharlene Odell, Lori Odisher, Mark Outwater, Rick Perry, Ericka Phillips, David Pierson, Michael Pranga, Bob Rathbun, Susan Rice, Larry Riddle, Julie 66 COPWOMOfcEC Roussey, Joseph Roussey, Tim Rubley, Todd Ruder, Jesse Rzepka, Lori Savage, Mary Schaeffer, Tom Schlautmann, Fred Schlautmann, Joe Shiery, Susan Sikorski, Brian Sikorski, Denise Sikorski, Steven Slisher, Phillip Smith. Connie Smith. Kathryn Smith. Karen Smith, Phillip Smoker, Barb Smoker, Sherri Stanley, Scott Sunday, Tamara Torrey. Sandy Traskos, Jenny Troyer, Juanita Troyer, Phyllis Uhrig, Karla VanVorst, Bob Voorus, Danny Vorce. Corrme Walker, Lori Waller, Tim COWOMOR££ 67 Weage, Tamara Weage, Tim Webb, Mark Weller, Martha Wiler, Kelli Wilkins, Devin Wilson, Crystal Wotta, John Yesh, Gregory Zebolsky, Connie Not Pictured: Bonecutter, Lee Cossairt, Gary Gilliland, Marianne Kyle, Karole Lutz, Robert Michael, Mark Morrison, Tina Roberts, Gene NEW STUDENTS: Granger, Kippe Hough, Doug Wilson, Wendy 68 COPUOMOfckC Aleman, Joseph Antoszkiewicz, Margaret Atkins, Kimberly Balwin, Richard Barone, Bonnie Barone, John Beauchamp, Charles Bertsch, Todd Bidwell, Jill Bluhm, Joan Borgert, Kellie Bricker, Jett Buckley, Dawn Buehrer, Debra Burnett, Thomas Burnside, Carmel Burton, Sandra Butters, Ricky Byers, Richard Bystry, Laurence Carpenter, Kenneth Case, Dennis Christian, Christine Climie, Troy Cole, Robert Coler, Dawn Cortright, Jonathon Craven, Keith Croy, Ann Virginia Easterday, Terri Eichenberg, Julie Eichler, Kim Ernsberger, Fred Fair, Becky Fair, Keith Fair, Kristine FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Top: President: Charles Beau champ. Vice President: Joseph Aleman. Bottom: Treasurer Timira Perry, Secretary: Kari Ludwick. 70 FfcKMMEfJ Goodsell, Wanda Green, Rex_j _ Grove, Ros Gump, Jut(j Gum 5.'Tt� ota3r Gp7y Rhond( HaHertyvJotoi Havlat, DKbiie Horkey, Ro Brg Houghton. Marti -UHouse, Sarah Hylfard, Randv Hyska, Anthony AiyDie Oea na Kyle, Joseph Lane, David Lane, Vaneta Lindsey. Bradley kLitzau, RusS II ?, Long, Arlene Lowinski, David I Ludwtck, Kan Ludwick. Marcia 1 Lutz, Timothy McDonald, Thomas McMillan, John Terrier, William Finley. Rhondalyn Furney, Cindy Furney, Diana Gilbert, John Gpett. Megargle, Russel! Michael. Sherri Milliman, George Mmger, Mitchelf ..m Modert, Lula . Moschke, Duane t ££UV£N 71 Mulligan, Richard Nettleman, Diana Neveraski, Brian Noblit, Teresa Perry, Timira Philson. Brian Post. Deborah Prater, Tina Rathbun. Daniel Redfern, Julie Ann Riddle, Arnold Rinehart, Rose Roberts. Nancy Rosenberry, Dennis Sandbera, JoDean Sexton. James Sgambelluri, Carlo Sikorski, Annette Smith, Todd Smith. Tonya Smoker, Kenneth Smoker, Scott Smoker, Vince Sobeske, Joseph Stefanski, Janet Stefanski. Janice Stevens. James Taylor, Charles Tice, Robert Towne, Terina Tracy, Terri VanVorst. Karen 72 TOECWMEN Vincent. Russell Vorce, Ten Waldrop. Stacy Wasikowski, Carolyn Wasikowski, David Wasikowski, Steven Watson, Connie We ienka, Judith West, Scott Westendorf.Sherry Whitcomb, Kyle Wiler, Jerry Willms. Jacqueline Wonders. Grant Woodcox, Betsy Woodworth, Julie Wotta, Brian Yearling, Jane Not Pictured: Archer, Dean Barnes, Jerry Caudill, Debra Coots, Darien Drinnin, Larry Ferguson, Ronald Sikorski. Julia Slone. Darlene Weller, Walter Wilson, Michael NEW STUDENTS: Hoyt, Ron Johnson, Estill Michael, Randy A. Time out! B. Hup two three four. C. Attack him. D. I wish Mr. Moon would give us a chance to play. E. I was thinking about being a model. A E 74 FUE.CUA EM B4R71CIB4NIS W27TOBOMC 75 Row 1, L to R: Jim Brusak, Craig Crabill, Bryan Schoneboom, Mike Sensat, Bob Ferry, Jim Losinski, Brad Bell, Scott Andrews, Joe Guzy, Chuck Bell. Row 2, L to R: Mr. Zabonick, Steve Neveraski, Tom Herman, Rick Miller, Dale Brown, Chris Arney, Marty Moffett, Todd German, John Hasbrouck. Row 3, L to R: Bill Yelley, Dave Belote, Mike Rawden, Leonard Kibiloski, Scott Leister, Jeff Duke, Mike Smoker, Mitch Odell, Kevin Bucklin, Mark Odisher, Marty Lutz. Row 4, L to R: Bartt Nettleman Morris Skinner, John Horkey, Todd Rubley, Steve Sikorski, Larry Crabill, Bill Myers, Brain Ellis, Mark Houqh-ton. 76 ORsawtzanojfi Row 1, L to R: Miss Brilinski, Corrine Hagen, Carol Haylett, Kelly Smith, Karen Smoker, Vicki Brown, Barb Smoker, Jody Kolassa. Row 2, L to R: Joy Stefanski, Amy Moon, Becky Wilber, Donna Maddox, Karen Kehoe, Linda Kibiloski, Lorrie Outwater, Lisa Snyder. Row 3, L to R: Paula Somerlott, Sara Moon, Connie Zebolsky, Erika Perry, Teresa Simmons, Sue Brown, Rosie Ratkowski, Cindy Neihardt, Lorraine Losinski. Row 4, Lto R: Kelly Tighe, Julie Davis, Dilly Gibbs, Kelli Wiler, Mary Rhoades, Jean Kentner, Diane Stamp, Paula Crampton. I R- L S’ V A R £ f T V c L U B OROifjtzanctJC n Row 1, L to R: Mr. Smith, Jim Losinski, Julie Hollister, Julie Davis, Dan Voorus, Tom Herman. Row 2, L to R: John Hout, John Bloom, Ronnie Kurtz, Steve Sikorski, Fred Schlautman, Gary Meyer, Tim Roussey, Sam I Byler. Row 3, L to R: Tim Waller, John Wotta, Dave Bercaw, Mike Hyska, Terry Hyliard, Bob VanVorst Rex I Bercaw, Carrie Duncan, Tammy Butters. Row 4, L to R: Jeff Conley, Phil Slisher, Frank Beery, Robin Ether idge, Julie Riddle, Kathy Draper, Crystal Wilson, Connie Dixon, Jenny Traskos. Row 5, L to R: Chuck Anthony, Bob Greenfield, Barry Hyliard, Mark Micheal, Mike Clark, Mike Kimbel, Bryan Schoneboom. Row 6, L to R: Neil Modert, Mike Wasikowski, Bill Hansett, Clyde Furney, Jim Arver. 7 OfZSdMtZrtnOMS Learning to do. Doing to learn. Earning to live. Living to serve. OFFICERS L to R President — Tom Herman Vice President — Julie Davis Secretary — Julie Hollister Reporter — Dan Voorus Sentinel — Jim Losinski Not Pictured: Ron Williams — Treasurer P u T U R P P Row 1, L to R: Mr. Smith, Jim Losinski, Julie Hollister, Julie Davis, Dan Voorus, Tom Herman. Row 2, L to R: Kerri Knisely, Jill Bidwell, Carrie Kirkpatrick, Robert Tice, Kyle Whitcomb. Row 3, L to R: John Gilbert, David Wasikowski, Danen Coots, Kenny Carpenter, Dennis Rosenberry, Brain Wotta, Steve Wasikowski, Rick Byers. Row 4, L to R: David Lane, Jerry Wiler, Rex Green, Grant Wonders, Tony Hyska, Dennis Case. Row 5, L to R: Dan Rathbun, Bob Collins, Jeff Knapp, Richard Ferguson, Richard Mulligan, Ron Ferguson. OR£ANtZAnONC 79 A C A P P £ L L A C W 0 I R :9 Row 1, L to R: Tina Barr, Carla Uhrig, Sue Brown, Kellie Tracy, Joy Stefanski, Cindy Torrey. Lori Odell, Miss Bergey. Row 2, L to R: Bethany Carman, Ora Good, Jon Idmg, Scott Leister, Jim Arver, Chuck Bell, Jeff Duke, Teresa Beau champ, LuAnn McGiffin Row 3, L to R: Cathy Meyers, Jean Kenter, Dale Hurd, Dale Brown, Jeff Knapp, Jim Brusak, Mary Smoker, Corrine Hagen, Vicki Brown. Mrs. Pustelnik Miss Bergey c 0 C N W C 0 £ 1 R R T so o GANtzmoNC Row 1, L to R: Martha Weller, Tina Morrison, Chris Christian, Marcia Ludwick, Janet Stefanski, Deana Jerome, Debbie Arney, Janice Stefanski, Kathy Smith, Kim Westendorf, Connie Hoard. Row 2, L to R: Mary Savage, Sally McClellan, Sarah House, Dawn Hicks, Julie Redfern, Pat Ehle, Jesse Ruder, Diana Miller, Diane Nettle man, Sandy Burton, Connie Watson, Kristina Fowler. Row 3, L to R: Tammy Craven, Kathy Hoskins, Connie Vorce, Romaine Kowal ski, Chris Squires, Connie Mulligan, John Hout, Gene Roberts, Russell Litzau, Jon Cortright, Tami Leister, Robin Etheridge, Cathy McMillan, Deb Tennant. Row 4, L to R: Leona Burch, Karen Bogucki, Laurie House, Corrine Vorce, Wendy Goetz, Lisa Waldrop, Richard Fowler, Kevin English, Al Metzger, Jim Brown, Larry Good, Carlo Sgambelluri, Karole Kyle, LeaAnn Bidwell, Torri PacfprHaw Row 1, L to R: Bonnie Watson, Barb Gardner, Sally Lampman, Sandy Torrey, Connie Zebolsky, Debbie Smoker. Row 2, L to R: Stacy Waldrop, Lori Walker, Judy Baldwin, Carmel Burnside, Teresa Baker, Patty Cole. Row 3, L to R: Becky Fair, Rose Grove, JoDean Sanberg, Bonnie Barone, Tina Prater, Lula Modert, Julie Bell. W 0 F M U T M Mrs. Merideth U A R K £ £ R £ Front Row, L to R: Stacy Waldrop, Lori Walker, Connie Johnson, Julie Sikorski, Nancy Roberts, Mrs. Shoun. Back Row, L to R: Cor-rine Vorce, Deana Jerome, Chris Christian, Mary Ann Herman, Tina Morrison. Mrs. Shoun F N U U T R U £ R £ £ £ oesANtzanoNe si 9L Jl Row 1, L to R: Teresa Beauchamp, Tina Barr, Beth Philson, Tammy Wedge, Tammy Leister, Annette Sikorski. Row 2, L to R: Kelly Smith, Teresa Sikorski, Sally Lampman, Timera Perry, Sue Rathbun, Jane Yearling, Karri Knisley, Cindy Furney, Terri Easterday, Kim Atkins. Row 3: Joy Stefanski, Barb Gardier, Karole Kyle, Joyce King, Erika Perry, Carol Kelley, Paula Sommerlott, Becky Wilbur, Erma Burch, David Good, Cathy Myers, Fred Himbaugh, Chuck Bell, Teresa Simmons, Eric Heinemann, Robin Etheridge, Rick Byers, Troy Larson, Cale Brown, Vicki Brown. Row 4, L to R: Terri Mulligan, Debbie Arney, Karen Kehoe. Sara Moon, Tammy Butters, LeAnn Bidwell, Chris Fowler, Tammy Sunday, Dale Hurd, Cindy Ward, Jeff Duke, John Hasbrouck, Ora Good, Terry Holt, Jeff Hensel, Obie Burch, Carlo Sgambelluri, John Cortwright, Danny Rathbun, Sam Byler, Al Metzer, Tony Larson, Brian Shoneboom, Duane Moske, Brian Philson, Diane Nettleman. Row 5, L to R: Jackie Willms, Rose Rhinehart, Debbie Post, Tonya Smith, Terri Tracy, Karen VanVorst, Debbie Buehrer, Dawn Buckley, Diane Furney, Scott Leister, Sue Brown, Karla Uhrig, Connie Zebolsky, Russ Lane, Chuck Beauchamp, Rick Butters, Mitch Minger, Mr. Clark, Mr. Caroll, Tim Wedge, Russ Litzau, Brian Ellis, Larry Good, Jim Sexton, Brett Kubuaski, Mike Minger, David Weber. 82 OZGW tllONC E C R L U U A B N Seated, Lto R: Sharon Rathbun, Teresa Miller, Mary Rhoades, Kelly Amyx, Connie Smith. Standing, Row 1, L to R: Lori Odell, Juanita Troyer, Deb Tennant, Tim Roussey, Jill Morris, Gene Roberts, Carla Palmer, Jane Yearling, Phyllis Troyer. Row 2, L to R: Greg Yesh, Andy Goodsell, Bob Ferry, Mike Houghton, Lee Bonecutter, Ora Good, Chuck Eichenburg, Steve Sweet. Mrs. Bolton P 0 R E 1 N S T U D Y Mr. Tracy Front Row, L to R: Shelly Smoker, John Hasbrouck, Debbie Macke, Cindy Albright, Connie Zebolsky, Kelly Smith, Chuck Bell, Kellie Tracy. Back Row, L to R: Bethany Garmen, Scott Barns. 84 o ewjtaanoje Mr. Kilgren ORjSMtZAHONC ss Standing, L to R: Steve Albright, Chuck Eichenburg, Ora Good, Chris Irvine, Steve Sweet, Karry Irvine, Larry Good, Sharlene Nichols, Diana Miller, Sandy Burton, Juanita Troyer. T y e Q P I A N e Seated, L to R: Cathy Myers, Kelly Smith. Row 1, L to R: Teresa Beauchamp, Tina Barr, Shelly Smoker, Robin Luce, Miss Chisholm, Fred Himbaugh. Row 2, L to R: Dale Hurd, Marty Lutz, Jim Brusak, Russ Lane, Lori McLatcher. Row 1: Miss Chisholm Jeff Duke Lisa Beck Row 2: Craig Crabill . . Chuck Bell . Dale Brown . . .......Advisor ... .Treasurer . . . Secretary ... President Vice President .... Inscriber «. OBGaNtzanoNS Row 1, L to R: Tami Ludwick, Corrine Hagen, Chandre Kruszka, Nancy Carpeten, Bonnie Hyska, Terri Tracy, Timera Perry, Debbie Post, Tonya Smith, Tima Barr, Mr. Zabonick. Row 2, Lto R: Mary Smoker, Kaniah Hoard, Lori Dempsey, Kim Cranson, Dale Kiser, George Milliman, Jackie Willms, Karen VanVorst, Becky Fair, Bethany Garman, Kellie Tracy. Row 3, L to R: Paula Crampton, Kelli Tighe, Dilly Gibbs, Ken Smoker, Rick Butters, Joan Bluhm, Arlene Long, Rhonda Guzy, Jane Uhrig, Teresa Beauchamp, Jean Kentner. Row 4, L to R: Kelly Fotchman, Deb Tennant, Chris Irvine, Kari Ludwick, Connie Zebolsky, Robin Luce, Karen Smith, Kari Crampton, Erika Perry, Mike Smoker, Cathy Myers, Vicki Brown. Row 5, L to R: Carla Wotta, Bridget Bohacz, Cathie Goshorn, Caroline Goshorn, Diane Nettleman, Barb Gardner, Sally Lampman, Scott Leister, Chuck Beauchamp, Jeff Knapp. Mr. Andridge Mr. Mosier Row 1, L to R: Chandre Kruszka, Amy Moon, Kellie Tracy, Cathy Myers, Diane Fair, Vicki Brown. Row 2, L to R: Carol Hay-lett, Tony Larson, Bridget Bohacz, Mike Rawden, Dale Brown, Teresa Beauchamp, Lisa Snyder, Dave Belote. Row 3, L to R: Cindy Ward, Beth Philson, Bethany Garmen, Sharon Rathbun, Lori Dempsey, Jeff Duke, Tami Ludwick, Rose Ratkowski. Row 4, L to R: Steve Neveraski, Craig Crabill, Mark Jasper, Jean Kentner, Dale Hurd, Mary Rhoads, Martha Fair, Joy Stefanski, Mike Minger. Row 5, L to R: Chuck Bell, Janet Walterhouse, Myra Clemens, Lisa Beck, Tina Barr, Patty O'Rourke, Julie Davis, Bonnie Hyska, Linda Fowler, Marty Lutz, Kelly Smith, Dilly Gibbs. £ w 0 0 C N 1 0 £ R T V O SWtZAnONC err AGRICULTURE Scott Barns Melissa Dehoff Terri Duncan Ray Green Reid Green Rick Johannes Neil Modert Doug Sexton Marty Sikorski Tom VerMeulen AUTO BODY Brad Bell Jeff Bercaw Fred Borgert Chuck Buckley Bob Collins Bryan Herman Bob Herman Jeff Kelley Dale Phillips Terry Shiery Frank Wilson AUTO MECHANICS Long Bui Rod Dudek Charles Eichenberg Richard Furgeson Frank Hyska Larry Kehoe Wendell Lytle Maurice Skinner Doug Sobeski Steve Sweet Chris Thompson BUILDING TRADES Brent Burnside Rob Bystry Steve Houghton Terry Klavinski Dave Lampman Ron Wheaton Dan Prater Brain Brewer CHILDCARE Sherry Barron Nancy Carpetner Patty Cole Diane Fair Michelle Gillette Caroline Goshorn Gayle Grindle Linda Herman Debbie Macke Rhonda Moss Vicki Post Tammy Rifenburgh Jody Smith Janet Walterhouse COSMETOLOGY Diane Lepper Donna Maddox Donna Sikorski Shelley Smoker DISTRIBUTIVE ED. Lisa Beck Renee Bohacz Deb Buholz Joy Dixon Martha Fair Linda Furney Trice Gilbert Judy Herman Karen Meyer Brenda Oliver Carla Palmer Mike Sensat Beth Shaw Dawn Smith Deb Smoker Paula Sommerlott Bonnie Watson Lorraine Woodcox Amy Yesh Deb Yesh Elaine Yesh DRAFTING Chris Arney Dave Belote FARM MANAGEMENT JimCzejkowski Kelly Focthman Terry Hoard John Lindsey Charlie Milliman Gary Weller Ron Williams FOODSERVICE Joyce Anderson Lorraine Diamond Teresa Baker Lorie Gump Linda Mickall Dawn Mosser HEALTH OCC. Connie Green Rosie Ratkowski Diane Salek Audrey Smoker Lisa Waldrop HORTICULTURE Sarah Grindle Colleen Reilly METALS Bill Cary Keith Covey Henry Goetz Frank Kasperski 8 O ZANEAnONQ OFFICE ED. Bridget Bohacz Erma Burch Sue Burch Merna Cross Pam Deter Cecilia Esparza Teresa Everett Kaniah Hoard Beth Hollister Joyce King Lori McLatcher Laurie Neveraski Joy O’Bran Patty O'Rourke Jill Ostrom Beth Philson Teresa Sikorski Sally Tice Linda Van Aken Carla Wotta Carolyn Yelley POWER MECHANICS Doug Balle David Birchfield Craig Crabill Terry Dunn Clyde Furney Bill Hansett Phil Hanshaw Scott Hotter Mike Kimbel Richard King Mike Lowinski Doug McKerchie Mike Savchuk Dave Smoker Arden Switt Mike Troyer Mike Waskowski Bryan Wilbur Vern Paul VISUAL COMMUNICATION David Johnson Wendy Kwasniewski Vera Paul Debbie Sherman Chris Squires Sheri Yesh PICTURES PAGE 88: TOP 1. Sarah Grindle: Horticulture 2. Vern Paul and Mike Savchuk: Power Mechanics 3. Sheri Yesh and Vera Paul: Visual Communication CENTER PICTURE 1. Wade Coots: Electronics BOTTOM OF PAGE 88 1. Laurie Neveraski: Ottice Ed. 2. Frank Wilson: Auto Body PAGE 89: TOP 1. Dave Belote and Chris Arney: Dratting 2. Beth Hollister: Ottice Ed. BOTTOM OF PAGE 89 1. Mark Losinski: Machine Tools 2. Brian Brewer: Building Trades 3. DougSobeski: Auto Mechanics B R A N C f-f A £ C A R £ £ R, £ o GwtzaTiONC bq s T U Row 1, L to R: Chuck Bell, Tina Barr, Dale Hurd, Bonnie Hyska, Joe Guzy, Linda Furney, Tom Herman, Shelly Smoker. Row 2, L to R: Betsy Woodcox, Debbie Buehrer, Bridget Bohacz, Mary Rhoades, Carol Haylett, Teresa Simmons, Cindy Neihardt, Paula Somerlott, Diane Fair. Row 3, L to R: Brett Kubasiak, John Hasbrouck, Sam Byler, Jenny Traskos, George Milliman, Terri Tracy, Deana Jerome, Timera N Perry. Row 4, L to R: Russel Megargle, Brian Philson, John Cortright, Lee Bonecutter, Erika Perry, Cindy Malone, Robin Luce, Kelly Smith, Bethany Garman. Linda Furney. Bonnie Hyska Tom Herman Joe Guzy . . . Chuck Bell. . .....Treasurer .....Secretary . . Vice President .....President Parliamentarian Things the Student Council Does: The Homecoming Activities and Dance. They put Twirp Week Activities together and the Dance. They also hold class elections. oo o aaNtzanoje CGWUM1V COAWUMIY 91 w gommumty L W R REGRINDING SERVICE 496 East Chicago Bronson, Ml 49028 Mailing Address: R 5 Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone: Bronson Bronson: 369-9709 Coldwater: 279-9474 Matteson Lake Store and Motor Sales 4 Miles North of Bronson Store Phone: 369-4053 Motor Sales Phone: 369-9792 SOMERLOTT REAL ESTATE 107 East Chicago Street Bronson, Michigan 49028 Phone 369 2855 For All Your Real Estate Needs Congratulations and Best of Luck! Ralph Schafer Distributing Company 804 North Matteson Bronson, Michigan 49028 Bronson Auto Body Frame and Front End Alignment Complete Body Shop 303 Bawden Road Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-9462 CROWS REST food —BEER —WINE LIQUOR —CARRYOUTS Bronson, Michigan 49028 George and Pat Crow COMMUMJV w BRONSON FLORAL “For All Occasions” Larry and Doris Hagen BRONSON SPECIALTIES 304 State Street Bronson, Michigan 404 Union Street Bronson, Michigan Phone: 279-9478 71 West Pearl St. Coldwater, Michigan BRONSON RECREATION Bowling, Pool, Bar 867 West Chicago St. Bronson, Michigan WMMSIliB FIRNITIRE CANTU •f TII TRI-STATE ARIA 114 W. Chicago St. Phone:369-6115 Bronson, Michigan Hrs. 8-5:30 Daily 8-3:00 Saturdays 94 COMMUNE HATHAWAY AGENCY •Farm Owners •Commercial •Homeowners •Automotive •Compensation •Hospitalization •Bonds •IRA INC. INSURANCE •Life Wendell Bob Hathaway Kirkpatrick 110W. Chicago Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-4925 Chard Electronic and Aircraft RV-3 and RV-6 Homebuilt Bronson, Michigan Dr. John P. Johnson Chiropractor 646 E. Chicago St. Bronson, Michigan Phone:369-1455 COMMUMIV 9S 96 COMMUMIV THE BEAUTY BAR 127 North Matteson Bronson, Michigan Phone:369-1555 “Specializing in complete hair care for men and women.” Pam Jones Owner Operator THE BRONSON PARTY STORE 122 North Matteson Bronson, Michigan Congratulations and Best of Luck for the Future. O'Rourke Jewelry 611 East Chicago Street Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-4895 “Congratulations Seniors!” From: J. B. BRANCH CO. 34-36 West Chicago Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 DEALS MARKET 406 West Chicago Street Bronson, Michigan Grocery — Gasoline OOMMUMIV 97 ijv JEltllY ----- recto ns C t ls r £ 1 (Qcca 50 West Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan Phone: 278-3488 ALL WAYS FIRST QUALITY 58 West Chicago Coldwater, Michigan SKYLIGHT STUDIO Younce Insurance STATE FARM mnsurancm 107 East Chicago Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-5565 Student Photographer BILLYELLEY 42 East Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Phone: 278-8545 MEYER BROS. Plumbing, Heating Electrical Sales and Service 124 East Chicago Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-6865 Congratulations and Best of Luck From White Star Auction and Wilber Auction Service 671 West Chicago Road Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-6491 M COMMUMW JACK B. TIGHE CORPORATION Manufacturer Representative of Sporting Goods Hunting Camping Fishing 525 South St. Bronson, Michigan ‘Phone: 369-6795 RICH'S LUMBER AND SUPPLY “Everything to Build Anything” Congratulations Seniors!” FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN 120 West Chicago Street Bronson, Michigan 49028 Phone: 369-2285 Member FDIC K W Manufacturing 555 West Chicago Road Bronson, Michigan 49028 3699708 WHITE STAR FLOOR COVERING, INC. 671 UtotCktaqo’ L Bvwicw', Alohlga 49028 FW 369 3405 FARMBOY FOODS jfie Bhcnicn Jeu’uaaf 113 West Chicago Bronson, Michigan Phone: 369-5085 635 West Chicago Bronson, Michigan 100 COMMUMIV Girls' Varsity Club MEMBERS Lisa Beck Sue Brown Vicki Brown Paula Campton Julie Davis Linda Fowler Trice Gilbert Corrine Hagen Jean Kentner Linda Kibiloski Jody Kolassa Donna Maddox Amy Moon Cindy Neihardt Rose Ratkowski Mary Rhoades Kelly Smith Barb Smoker Deb Smoker Karen Smoker Lisa Snyder Paula Somerlott Diane Lepper Joy Stefanski Kelly Tighe Becky Wilber Kelli Wiler Connie Zebolsky Lorraine Losinski Sharon Rathburn Patty O’Rourke Lorrie Outwater Sara Moon Diane Salek Dilly Gibbs Erika Perry Karen Kehoe Tresa Simmons COMMUMtv ioi FELPAUSCH FOOD CENTER 57 South Monroe Street Coldwater, Michigan You’ll Find All The Shopping News 714 East Chicago Street Bronson, Michigan 49028 in the 1=1“. SAopp tf- Guide W ¥ READ IT EVERY THURSDAY 102 OOMMLMIV Bronson Environmental Group Gathering All Recyclable Solids Money paid out to classes “77-81: $1,838 Money paid to St. Mary’s: $1,175 LET US HELP People who participated: Baseball Team Foreign Study Club Classes of ’77 — ■78 —’79 —'80-and ’81 Beggars earned $3,500 Ralph Schafer Distributing Company 804 North Matteson St. Bronson, Michigan Dr. Kenneth Youngquist Bronson Theater Bldg. Phone 369-6295 Bronson Theater Putnam Manufacturing Co. Inc. Bronson, Michigan 735 North Matteson Phone 369 5545 Phone 369-9804 Depot Gift House Bronson Public Library 200 South Monroe 207 North Matteson Coldwater, Michigan Phone 369-3785 Airway Cleaners Bisel’s Store 113 North Matteson 115-17 West Chicago Bronson, Michigan Sturgis, Michigan Luedders Shoe Store Cut-N-Curl Beauty Shop 46 West Chicago St. 208 East Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan Bronson, Michigan Elaine’s Hair Styles Tempo Store 117 North Matteson Fairfield Plaza Bronson Phone 369-8575 Coldwater, Phone 278-4576 Arnold's Auto Parts Bell’s Pro Station 103 West Chicago 242 East Chicago Coldwater, Phone 278-2385 Bronson, Phone 369-7914 Coast to Coast Hardware Warren's 458 Marshall St. 611 West Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Bronson, Michigan Continental Styles 111 West Chicago St. Bronson, Phone 369-4465 COMMUMIY 103 ACnvmES ACnVfTTEC 105 106 WOMEGOMING Although the football team didn’t beat the oppo nents on Homecoming, memory holds it as one of the most exciting nights during the school year The traditional parade followed by the game wound its way through the town to the bonfire pep rally at the Anderson School field, where the cheerleaders were found anticipating spirit for their Vikes. Finally, the Bronson Northridge Homecoming game was well on its way. During the game, the half time ceremonies took place with the presentation of past Student Council Presidents. Following this was the coronation of the 1977 Homecoming King and Queens, Jim Arver and Kelly Tighe and Robin Byler. A Homecoming dance followed the game with a live band where laughter and togetherness of that special night will always be treasured by Memories. A. BHS Band marches out at half time. B. King and Queen Candidates, Linda Fowler and Brad Bell. C. Bonfire pep rally at the Anderson School field. D. The new 1977 King, Jim Arver and Queens, Robin Byler and Kelly Tighe. E. ’We're an American Band. F. The 1977 Homecoming court from left to right: Kelly Smith, Marty Lutz, Linda Fowler, Craig Crabill, Queen Robin Byler, Scott Andrews, King Jim Arver. Queen, Kelly Tighe, Brad Bell, Linda Fur ney, Joe Guzy, and Renee Bohacz. G. The coura geous Vikings. H. Renee and Scott on their way to the football game. I. Cheerleaders anticipate spirit. UOW COWNG 107 106 CALL FW PILLOW TALK was brough to the middle school stage on November 18 and 19 by Bronson High School students after six long weeks of hard work. This comedy production was directed by Mr. Carl Rifen-burgh and student director, Joy Dixon. Miss Patricia Chisholm was the play’s special advisor. A. Oh Rex, you're such a sweetheart. B. The cast from Pillow Talk. C. Oh Cherie! D. You know that you're the only one for me. E. Oh, Brad darling, please play our song. F. This would make a perfect lamp. G. I'm from the telephone company. H What's that guy’s name. . . Rex Stenson? I. May I help you? J. No, no, no. fySLLPlAV 109 A feeling of excitement hovered over the gym as couples entered the STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN. December 10, 1977 was the date for this evening of love and laughter. The Class of 80 presented the Snoball with the supervision of advisors Mrs. Vera Hurd and Mr. Phil Wotta. Couples danced throughout the evening to the music of Sinbad.” The traditional crowning of the king and queen took place at 10:00 with the Masters of Ceremonies being Robin Luce and John Hasbrouck. Last year's royalty, Julie Davis and Jim Arver, had the honor of crowning the new queen and king, Cindy Torrey and Dave Belote. A. Smile, and show those teeth! B Sno-Ball Court — Girls, left to right — Diane Fair, Paula Crampton, Jenny Traskos, Sally Lamp man, Lori Ftzepka, and Cindy Torrey. Boys, left to right — Joe Duke, John Horkey, Mark Odisher, Dave Belote, Ken Vallance, and Terry Klavinski. C. Dance, Dance, Dane D. Bob shows his style. E. Sinbad performed our '78 Sno-Ball. F Here, let me fix your tie. G. Reigning over our Sno-Ball this year is Queen Cindy and King Dave. H. Resting time. I. Close Encounters of THEIR kind. J. Saturday Night Fever. CWsthiGS Spirit' Fdk BM.C. QpinlbWeek During Spirit Week many activities took place, from slop day on Monday to candy and balloons and flower delivery on Friday. The students and faculty participated well in anticipating spirit throughout the school. Finally, to wind up the week, a dance took place on Saturday evening, featuring the Light Show. A week filled with fun, and enjoyed by all. A. Spirit Week “goblins at BHS. B. Cheerleaders end the fun week with a cheer. C. An “exclusive interview with the ‘Varsity Basketball team.' D. 1955 BHS Spirit Couple returns for a visit. SPfRirutae i is Cte 478Vtcfcvt5’' TWIRP WEE1C This year’s Twirp Week was more exciting than ever. A combination of spirit, cheering, and the fun events which took place during the week, made Twirp Week a success, and something that all will remember and look forward to again next year. This year’s Twirp Week winners were the Seniors. 114 TWIRP WEEJG A. A work of art. B. The champion. C. Joy, doing what she does best. D. You’ve got the cutest little baby face. E. One more time. F. This one must have been on sale. G. A cheering crowd. H. Mmm Mmm good. I. 28, 29, 30, and still stuffing. J. Hold still!. K. Drink till your heart’s content. TU TRPlAtEJC I IS 1978 Pfiay life CWU3R£fJ'CPWy OLD KING COS The Musical, “Old King Cole, was brought to the Middle School stage on March 30 and 31, with a cast of sixteen high school students. The cast for “Old King Cole” consisted of: Russ Layne, Becky Wiber, Cindy Albright, Janet Walterhouse, Ken Wal-lance. Chuck Bell, Jeff Knapp, Fred Himebaugh, Dale Hurd, Joy Dixon, Tina Barr, Shelly Smoker, Cathy Myers, Kathy Smith, Rosie Keeslar, and Jackie Willms. A. Cast crew of “Ole King Cole.” B. Ah, at last, relaxation. C. Things could be much worse. D. He called for his Fiddlers Three. E. What are we to do? F. Student Director, Lisa Beck; Miss Chisholm; and Miss Bergey. G. “That advice doesn’t strike us as being helpful. H. I refuse to polish any more fiddles. I. “As I understand it. . . J. Our hero. CMUX2£fJSFW 117 SajURQflV IN THE RSRfG A. The Grand March was led by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smoker. B. Excited couples go across the covered bridge. C. We’re all Wild and crazy gals. D. London Bridge is falling down. E. Walk this way! n PROM PEOM i19 ifift Olt6 ’$ Rw Vfeu The 1977-78 Follies were held on May 5th and 6th at the middle school, entitled This One Is For You. A lot of hard work and much effort was put forth by the students, and directors. Miss Chisholm, Miss Bergey, and Mr. Carroll. The Follies were a success, along with the help of Lisa Beck, Bonnie Hyska, and Russ Layne as M.C.’s. 120 FOOJES A. And now for our next act. . . B. Who’s that behind those Foster Grants? C. The new kid in town. D. Once upon a time . . . E. Just passing through, folks. F. Acapella Choir performs. G. I really didn’t mean it. H. Come on feet, touch the floor. I. What do you do with a drunken sailor? J. Peek-a-boo. K. One for all and all for one. FOOJES 121 A. A moment of challenge. B. Action! C. Hey guys, back off. D. Look at that form. E. Linda strives for the students. F. Those Wheaties for breakfast really paid off. 122 SnJDC WOUUYSflME cc tfernoRC 123 va tty football FTMCWEO u rm 1S-6WTN VARSITY Front Row, L to R: Milch Odell. Bill Myers, Scott Andrews, Mark Losmski, Steve Neveraski, Marty Lutz, Kevin English, Mike Smoker 2nd Row, L to R: Cary Crabill. John Horkey, Bart Nettleman, Craig Crabill, Bill Yelley, Jim Brusak, Paul Kloko, Dave Belote, Arden Swift 3rd Row, L to R: Maurice Skinner, Mark Houghton, John Lindsey, Tom Herman, Mark Milkman, Rich King, Mike Rawden, Leonard Kibiloski. Rob Dystry Top Row, L to R: Mario Skinner, mgr.. Coach Roussev, Coach Ford, Coach Hassenger, Mark Luce. RESERVE L to R: Tim Roussey, Tim Weage, Russ Megargle, Dave Phillips, Sam Byler, Shawn Bowers. Todd Hansman, Jim Losmski, Larry Crabill, Grant Wonders Standing, L to R: Fred Schlautman, Steve Sikorski. Coach Baker, John Neihardt, Lee Bonecutter, Terry Holt, Joe Aleman, Jim Sexton, John Hotta, Mike Houghton, Coach Lane, Mike Pierson, Kevin Bucklm. 124 FOOTBALL FOOfWL 125 A. Football gathers many fans. B. What's the big attraction, guys? C. Tired Mark gets a rest. D. Coaches look on nerv ously. E. Coach Roussey leans just a bit closer. F. What was that play again? G. The Future of Bronson football? H Mitch warms up at halftime. I. John leads Mark through a tough situation. J. Let's get fired up! K. Coach Roussey encourages team. L. Defensive line surges forward. POOTBdLL 127 fasthb Loag Rjuk 128 C OQCCOUNJQY Bill Meyers Tina Prater Jody Kolossa Craig Crabill Kyle Whitcomb Karen Kehoe BRONSON % -jsr:- 63 T GIRLS' TRACK Chris Bnlinski, Coach OPPONENTS Pittsfocd • , 73 BurrOak . 70 Quincy 104 4B68 HarperQu k 88 3«Nh8lx nson Invitational Cold ter -jjj 85 Camden-Fr5i ier ,. 74 lon 68 Three Rivers 59.5 Hfidate 87 5 Schoolcraft H5 130 TRACJe iwJ TRAOC 131 OPPONENTS 76 TRACK 106.5 88.5 treville ntine ur ’Brdnson rige)m Jt § Idwater ings Invitational ivers le Heu 12th 3 r the GfRLCA SER£ ARE DfSlRICTCHA UPS Standing, L to R: Lisa Snyder, Mgr. Connie Watson, Miss Brilinski, Jody Kolassa, Trice Gilbert, Lorraine Losinski, Linda Herman, Lori O’dell, Mr. Woodcox, Carol Haylett. Kneeling, L to R: Karen Kehoe, Vicki Brown, Barb Smoker, Becky Wilber, Karen Smoker, and Rosie Ratkowski. Standing, L to R: Miss Brilinski, Arlene Long, Joni Bluhm, Julie Sikorski, Julie Bell, Lori O’dell, Karen Kehoe, Mgr. Connie Watson. Kneeling, L to R: Janice Stefanski, Betsy Woodcox, Barb Smoker, Linda Kibiloski, Karen Smith, Kim Akins, and Janet Stefanski. 132 GfRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY BRONSON OPPONENTS 51 Quincy 25 50 W. Pigeon 37 40 Sturgis 40 53 Vicksburg 55 31 Union City 34 48 Springfield 21 33 Coldwater 55 55 Litchfield 38 47 Tekonsha 36 53 Camden 39 50 Tekonsha 31 52 Litchfield 45 43 Quincy 30 Class C. District Champions RESERVE BRONSON 26 Quincy 44 W. Pigeon 30 Sturgis 26 Vicksburg 25 Union City 37 Litchfield 40 Tekonsha 19 Harper Creek 47 Marshall 36 Constantine 27 Camden 43 Tekonsha 36 Litchfield 22 Quincy OPPONENTS 14 A. Coach Woodcox talks to the district champions before the game begins. B. Barb smiles at scoreboard during halftime of the first district game. C. Excited crowds gathered to watch the courageous girl cagers gather the district title. D. Rosie . . . shoots . . . scores. E. The beginning of an exciting tournament game with Union City. SfCie ’BASK0B4U- 133 D PtOSk and JV fiJehn v QhcMcLlti j U e t MG'Easy Motet FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Mike Miller, Coach J V. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM Keith Dykman, Coach 134 BASKEteUt BASfcSBdlX 135 FRESHMAN BOYS' BASKETBALL Mike Miller, Coach BRONSON I 35 Prairie Heights 40 Albion 26 Sturgis 71 Hillsdale 41 Athens 63 i Jonesville 47 t Fremont 66 | Coldwater 37 Pennfield 52 Harper Creek 60 Hillsdale 36 Sturgis 35 Sturgis isjColdwaifll ✓ 63 Hi Marshall j OPPONENTS 38 66 44 45 52 33 49 JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Keith Dykman, Coach Marshall Hudson Coldwater Union City Albion Prairie Heigh Harper Creek Jackson NW Homer Hudson Hillsdale Prairie Heigh Buchanan Cassopolis Three Rivers Pennfield Sturgis Coldwater K. Hackett Lakeshore BAOCEl LL 137 Ua£hiiett Pfa Hopes O QoodQejOSO Sitting, L to R: Todd Bertsch, Larry Crabill, Scott Smoker, Brad Lindsey, George Milliman, Dave Phillips, Bill Myers, Jeff Hensley. Kneeling, L to R: Manager Greg Amyx, Rich Baldwin, Joe Roussey, Jim Losinski, Steve Sikorski, Todd Rubley, Brian Schoneboom, Chuck Beauchamp, Tim Weage. Standing, L to R: Coach Pat Arseneau, Bob Herman, Jim Brusak, Mark Losinski, Kevin English, Cary Crabill, Bill Yelley, Maurice Skinner, John Wotta and Coach Steve Hassenger. WRESTLING Pat Arseneau, Coach er, Asst. Coach BRONSON 34 60 i Howe Military 3rd at Pennfield Invitational Constantine White Pigeon Springfield Coldwater Sturgis Homer Galesburg-Aui 5th at SW Michigan Quincy 2nd at Clinton In Prairie Heights 2nd at District Toi with six Regional Bryan Schoneboom — 1st Bill Yelley— 1st Jim Brusak — 3rd 35 42 48 24 22 52 39 40 41 OPPONENTS 43 18 31 30 30 39 39 17 19 Kevin English — 3rd Mark Losmski — 3rd Bill Myers — 3rd Bill Yelley — 1st 3rd at Regional with four State Qualifiers: — 1st Jim Brusak — 4th Bill Myers — 4th J.V. owl BRONSON Both teams won Both teams lost JV’s won. Varsity lost Both teams won JV's lost. Varsity won JV's lost. Varsity won Both team lost Both teams lost Both teams lost JV’s lost, Varsity won JV’s won. Varsity lost OPPONENTS vsf Coldwater vs. Union City vs. Pennfield vs. Athens vs. White Pigeon vs. Constantine vs. Marshall vs. Pennfield vs. Hillsdale vs. Springfield vs. Centreville ■ Pre Regional — Bronson defeated Quincy Both team lost vs. Coldwater DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Varsity lost to. . . Jonesville 140 VOUXVW1 V(UStty WOHl A; Qm ou • r VOtXErBflU- 141 Boys' Opponents itotOUP £vd!6 SfRtSTEMMS 143 QoUf T CUn Putt Dowi Ptefau to 'T O ” BOYS’ GOLF Dennis Langwell, Coach Morth Adams Litchfield White Pigeon White Pigeon Edwardsburg Quincy Coldwater Mendon Litchfield Mendon 17th in Regionals OPPONENTS 192 n w 183 176 Golf is one sport that promises to afford BHS students more of a challenge next fall, in spite of the fact hopes were high for this year’s teams. The boys’ team got off to a slow start, but managed to pull out a couple of tourneys. Team members look forward to a much better season next time, now that their status as “Rookies” is over. 14 A BOC GOLF ttvBogtbQ o ow; Brffe l WfydbJlMb Girl golfers put their “green efforts together to come up losers this season, but winners they hope to be when they return to the fairway next year with the much-needed experience they got on Bronson’s newest team sport. StRtSSCUP 145 Dugou£ VJm Tak BOYS’ VARSITY Phil Wotta, Coach Tim Baker. Asst C Harper Creek Gobles Quincy Westview Marshall “TIIMUrt-SOJllS Climax-Scotts Litchfield Sturgis Albion Albion • Jhree Rivers Reading Coldwater White Pigeon Union City Union City Prairie Hgts. Loy Non Pennfield Coldwa' B4% Vtcfodes 14S B4££B UL The Viking MEMORIES Staff wishes to apologize for the appearance of this year’s Sports Section. It was largely put together after school had ended for the summer by persons unfamiliar with the teams and the layout desired, because of the irresponsibility of two senior staff members who failed to carry out their duties to finish it. REFLECTIONS Rtn CTTOJS 153 IA hy luLtko dcuj$ A. Vera Paul — Staff Artist. B. Mrs. Bolton — Advisor. C. Mary asking “What do you want now? D. Tami Ludwick — MEMORIES Editor and Judy Herman — MEMORIES Asst. Editor. E. Mr. Reardon — Co-Advisor. F. Bill Yelley — Staff Photographer. G. Patty Cole and Deb Tennant — Advertising Co-Ordinators. H. Deb, Vicki, and Lorrie acting busy like usual. I. Deb Yesh — VIKING LEGEND Asst. Editor and Julie Davis — VIKING LEGEND Editor. J. Laurie just acting silly. K. Whistling Julie. L. Laurie Neveraski and Romaine Kowalski — Business Managers. M. Sherie asking Why me? N. Kelly Tighe and Mary Smoker — Staff Typists. 164 REFLECTIONS Into §( ? Z£ft£aiON£ 155 7iiMmifies w 156 RmEOIONC REPt£Cn JS 157 yfly goutg owu IBS R£R£C7TC JC ennantfl BMpCole, advertising coordinators pmaine Kow-everaski, business managers; MEMORIES Staff; RK .ee Zim Publishing Co.; Mr. Ron Reardon, substitute advisor%|r. Bob ight Studio; advertisers; students and faculty of Bronson H gh a special thanks to Mr. Ray Smith, of the Bronson JOURNAL, who his time, patience and pictures whenever necessary. REFUOTONC 169 Defjcw ag ftS Pttfiwcts FJou It's ' JuSt £ a htfMlfc gfejKOfc ttstwUafo ' : Tfi tfc went � M§0fst ckawte. £ you te Cecutfag But Wfc’afc StM tifiRflk f V got tids e pty {eefcag .(A e tfe it thu iotinboup'$ etttiL •Tafa hifc bad agaut