Arthur Hill High School - Legenda Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1973 volume:

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Everyone will have a chance to live, but only if they keep pace with today’s changes for tomorrow. Legenda 5 Pita sesso Activities Today we are preparing for tomorrow. Every- thing we do or say will effect our future. A high school athlete may someday join a national team. ‘One school’s actress may become a broadway star. But few of us will reach such fame. Most will have an average, but happy, life. The people we meet will influence our outlook on the future. The songs we sing will be rem- embered years from now. Today we are seeking goals and making plans, for tomorrow belongs to the young. Legenda 7 Nostalgia makes debut on Hillite scene Fashions in ’73 were above and below the knee. Mini dresses and midi coats, bell bottom flares, blazers, smocks and halter tops were part of Hil- lites’ attire. The fads of yesterday were the fads of today. Yo-yo’s made a smashing comeback along with tennis shoes and stylish hats. Dark fingernail polish and glossy lipstick were popular among the girls. In men’s wear no drastic changes were seen. Wider ties stayed “in” and plain white shirts rose in popularity. The most noticeable men’s fashion was shoes. New fabrics, different tex- tures, and higher heels all helped make footwear attractive. LEFT: Sandy White coaxes Karen Tre- mont and Peggy Woodbridge to buy a sucker. FAR LEFT: Don Leonard dem- onstrates his skill with ayoyo. ABOVE LEFT: Elephant pants were popular, but on rainy days jeans were more practical. ABOVE CENTER: Plaid coats and smocks were worn by many Hillite girls. Legenda 9 Students participate in school, national politics ‘Student Government is only what each student helps to make it,’’ said Jay Roberts, Student Cabinet president. Each Wednesday the twenty- five Cabinet members met to discuss school problems. Open Forum was also held, where any student could give his criticisms and sug- gestions to Cabinet members. Committees were formed by Cabinet to work on the revision of smoking rules and the pos- sibility of open dances. Other priorities were to raise money for new lighting, cooler type drinking fountains throughout the school, and to repave the parking lot. With the passage of the eighteen year old vote law, many students became more than just political onlookers. Campaign ’72 helped generate political awareness as local, state and national candidates made appearances in Saginaw. Among these were Presidential nominees Richard Nixon and Senator George McGovern, and Senator Rob- ert Griffin, candidate for the U.S. Senate. RIGHT: A poll official instructs a young voter in the operation of a punch card ballot. ABOVE: President Jay Roberts informs Cabinet members about the week’s priorities. 10 AHHS TOP LEFT: Cabinet members discuss plans for the next school dance. ABOVE: Senior Cinda Seaman cou- sels potential McGovern voters at Democratic headquarters during the Presidential campaign. LEFT: Presi- dent Richard M. Nixon addresses the crowd at Tri-City Airport during a campaign stop. Legenda I1 Queen Joan and court eolor Hillite’s World Eleven girls smiled radiantly as Senior Tom Borchard sung the homecoming theme song, “Color My World,” at the queen’s coronation assembly. The Hillite Marching Band’s halftime perfor- mance was climaxed with Queen Joan Middle- dorf, her attendants Karen Leckie and Kim Reis, and the court circling the football field. The score reached 39-6 with the crowd cheering the Lumberjacks to a victory over Bay City Handy. After the game many Hillites attended the cel- ebration in the gym. Catfish provided the music in a unique style of their own, the dance ending with an original tune by the group. ABOVE: Lynn Fielder, Karen Leckie, Queen Joan Middledorf and Kim Reis sing “Thank-you Arthur Hill” after the queen’s coronation. ABOVE RIGHT: Kim Kampfert escorts Karen Leckie to the stage during Homecoming as- sembly. RIGHT: Queen Joan Middle- dorf expresses her hope for a Lum- berjack victory. ABOVE RIGHT: Homecoming specta- tors watch the Hillite Marching Band’s half-time performance. FAR ABOVE: Members of the 1973 Homecoming court are: Lynn Fielder, Cindy Ger- ish, Michelle Dupuis, Mary Russell, attendant Karen Leckie, Queen Joan Middledorf, attendant Kim Reis, Sandy White, Lori Long, Karen Kross, and Beth McIntyre. ABOVE: Jim Rolf carries on an end sweep during the Homecoming game. Legenda 13 Monotony causes boredom... She sunk farther downinher seat. Whois she? An average sophomore struggling to stay awake in study hall. She had just come from second hour and the lecture the class received was the in- spiration for a quick cat nap. Study halls were a part of school most sopho- mores had to face. For people without homework they were useless, time consuming, and incred- ibly boring. While the clock’s hands slowly rotated, she thought of her next class and it’s elementary movies supposedly created for high school stu- dents. In many courses films helped pupils obtain a better understanding of the subject. But there was an abundance of movies that insulted their viewers with a kindergarten- style. After lunch, her class held a discussion about required subjects. “Required courses shouldbe abolished. A student won’t learn if he’s not interested.” Some agreed with her, but others argued that they worked better under pressure. The period ended and a final question came up, “Why are some students bored in school, and some not?” The teacher answered as best as he could. “School is only interesting to interesting people. The value of an education should not be dic- tated to a student—it is up to the individual to accept and experience the gift he aquires.” As the class was dismissed, she heard a friend comment, “There’s nothing more boring than a lecture on education.” RIGHT: A student relieves the mono- tony of school by doodeling. ABOVE: A familar scene during afternoon classes. 14 AHHS LEFT: Class lectures don’t have to be boring. A good teacher can make them interesting. ABOVE LEFT: Sometimes students thoughts wander outside of school. ABOVE: Even teachers get bored. Legenda 15 ABOVE: The parking lot is a puzzle to many Hillite drivers. ABOVE RIGHT: Manuevering through crowded halls is upsetting when you’re in a_ hurry. FAR RIGHT: On the first day of schoo! unlabeled bathrooms can present prob- lems. BELOW RIGHT: Confusion in the cafeteria is frustrating when you’re hungry. RIGHT: Jay Witheridge search- es his locker for his music. 16 AHHS On the first day of school... “Hurry up Mary,” yelled the girls in the back seat. “We’ll be late for first hour.” “I can’t help it. This guy ahead of us can’t find a parking place. Wait! Is that one over there? I’m so confused.” Whether you’re a sophomore or a senior, con- fusion always envelops the first day of school. Everything seems mixed up—classrooms, hall- ways, the parking lot, and the kids. “Now all we have to do is carve a path through the hallway. Oh my gosh! Did you see that guy entering the girls’ bathroom?” Lunch money, schedules, the right exits and the wrong entrances. It seems there’s no end to the school day maze. “Hey Sue! How did you like Arthur Hill? Did you get around o.k.?” “Sure. I’ve been completely organized the entire day—except, oh, I’m wearing my lockermate’s coat.” Legenda 17 ABOVE AND ABOVE RIGHT: A rep- resenative from the Atomic Energy Commission checks Bob Ortman and Kim Maier for radio-active materials. FAR RIGHT: Connection manager gives John Reagh a “hot seat” when he fails to clap at the right time. RIGHT: The Connection provides Hil- ites ah an hour of musical entertain- ment. 18 AHHS Lack of enthusiasm cuts back assemblies Due to the lack of student interest, mechanical problems, and the time schedule of the Career Opportunities Center, attendance at the assem- blies declined considerably according to Mr. Richard Jenson, stage coordinator. Senior Bob Miller, chairman of student activ- ities, said, “The Student Cabinet is trying to make assemblies more interesting so more students will come.” Among the assemblies was a group of singers, The Connection, sponsored by Campus Life, a religious organization. Another program tried to interest Hillites in Junior Achivement. A talent show was suggested by the seniors as a way of financing their trip. “If there’s interest, there’ll be assemblies,” said Mr. Jensen. Legenda 19 Plays offer challenges for student entertainers The 1972 musical production was the Rodgers and Hammerstein presentation of “Oklahoma!” The play complicated itself with a double love triangle. Curly (Junior Tom Borchard) and Jud (Senior Gene Wyman) loved Laurie (Junior Janine Kuehn). Will (Sophomore Irv Lichten- wald) loved Ado Annie (Senior Diane Demo) who loved Ali Hakim (Senior Craig Ma tthews). Set in territoria] Oklahoma Shortly before it was granted Statehood, the problems resolved them- selves. Curly married Laurie, Will was engaged to Ado Annie. “Barefoot in the Park” depicted young newly- Chisholm) and Cory in their first apart- of a way-out neighbor y’s match-making at- mother (Junior Pam y Cause a split-up but love triumphs in the end. The 1973 Spring Musical, revolved around two gambler to choose between they loved. “Guys and Dolls,” S, who were forced gambling and the women 20 AHHS ABOVE: Cory plays matchmaker with her mother and Mr. Verdusco. ABOVE CENTER: The cast of Okalahoma re- acts to a remark made by Tom Bor- chard. ABOVE LEFT: Will Parker greets Ado Annie as he returns from the big city. FAR LEFT: Laurie listens attentively as Curly describesa beautiful surrey with fringe on top. LEFT: Cory and Paul argue about their marital problems. Legenda 21 H i 2 ! é ; Restless seniors endure spring semester Ever notice someone next to you in the hall acting a bit strange? Next time you hear someone belting out an Irish drinking song whild doing a little jig, ask him what class he’s in. Chances are this dingbat is a senior. After thirteen years in school, the knowledge that he will soon be graduating hasavery strange effect on the average senior. Individual reactions may vary, but all seniors fit into one of the three basic catagories. By the end of January, most college-bound seniors have heard from the college of their choice. To the senior reading his acceptance letter, the tear of joy soon becomes a tear of anguish as he reads the last paragraph, which often requests a deposit toward his first semester. Some seniors have been rejected by the college of their choice. To these unfortunate souls is given the Herculean task of completing ap- plications to community colleges by the deadlines. The second group of seniors include those who do not plan to attend college. They endure the long dull hours of the spring semester to earn a diploma and, hopefully to better their chances in the job market. The final group includes the apathetic seniors. Not aiming for college, or even a regular job, a few students for get about the second semester and end up dropping out or being kicked out for skipping. Second semester seniors all have one thing in common—the desire to graduate with the least possible effort and do it without going crazy. CENTER LEFT: Three seniors walk through Arthur Hill for the last time. FAR LEFT: For college-bound seniors filling out an application can be time consuming. BELOW LEFT: Members of the senior class sign out candy to finance their senior trip. LEFT: Karen Leckie checks a case of Toddles for distribution. Legenda 23 ABOVE: Winner of the Ippel Cup, Kathy Bender, was also Miss United Fund for 1972. ABOVE CENTER: Sophomore Betty Wamback helps in the library during her free hour. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Richard Jacobi was Honor Alumnus for 1972. BELOW RIGHT: Jack Champagne and Hope Meyer were voted outstanding sophomores by their fellow students. RIGHT: The library provides a quiet place for students to study. 24 AHHS School honors alumnus Mr. Richard E. Jacobi, president of Inter- lochen Center for the Arts, was 1972 Honor Alumnus. Mr. Jacobi was a 1942 graduate. As a student, he was active in the Music De- partment and was a photographer for the Arthur Hill News and Legenda. Three 1972 graduates received honor awards. The Ippel Cup, awarded to an outstanding senior boy or girl, was given to Kathy Bender. The Michigan Plaque was awarded to Jim Jones for his leadership ability, athletic performance and scholastic excellence. Gretchen Vanderklipp received the Civitan Award for her conduct, scholarship, participation in school activities, and moral integrity. Arthur Hill inducted 118 students into the National Honor Society in 1972. Jack Champagne and Hope Meyer were chosen “Outstanding Sophomore Boy and Girl” for 1972. Jack was guard on the basketball team, center on the JV football team and third baseman on the JV baseball team. Hope wasactive in Spanish Club and a member of the JV Pom Pom squad. Both students maintained a high grade point average. The library received new book cases to ac- comodate the new books, according to Librarian Miss Mildred Costa. Several memorial gifts were given by friends and families of deceased students and alumni. The 1972 Student Cabinet also donated 147 books to the library. = seas = ar anki he mie DP eaters te tore, .. SI rae be. 2 a, 5 3 1390 00951 1757 Legenda 25 1 Clubs provide activities for interested Hillites Thirteen clubs offered Hillites extra-curricular activities. The RadioClub, sponsored by Mr. Earl Burnett, used ham radios to contact people in other countries and states. They reached as far as Belgium. The Office Co-op and the Distributive Ed- ucation clubs held meetings, participated in business classes and on-the-job training. They also held an end-of-the-year banquet. Various members of foreign language groups visited France, Germany, and Spain over Easter vacation. Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Gary Knight, was an organization consisting mainly of senior boys. They played basketball and participated in other athletic events. The Pep Club was in charge of many dances and sucker sales. They were partly credited for the cheer at home games. Quill and Scroll, an honorary for student journalists, held a spring banquet for new mem- bers. They offered a scroll to Walter Cronkite, a CBS broadcaster, for his support of high school journalism. Thespians, a drama group, also had an init- iation ceremony for apprentices who earned enough points to become permanent members. 26 AHHS ye - Cee. + EON “s ) . BELOW CENTER: Roxann Lassahn, Thespian president, reviews a script for a possible production. FAR LEFT: Chess Club member Phil Befery concentrates on his next move. LEFT: Greg Fathering, Bill Besson, Mr. Earl Burnett, and Larry Vorwerck examine a transmitter and receiver during a Radio Club meeting. ee eS eee fe i, ae a i ie $ re a u L : b : i B 5 es ui I - a hi ' = et ae Quill and Scroll members are: Greg Jakes, Mark Ranzenberger, Patrice McCullen, Marcia Webb, Svens Lusars, and John Sanford. _ Legenda 27 28 AHHS RIGHT: Connie Urban and Kim Maier discuss plans for a German Club me- eting. AR RIGHT: Debbie Haines and Peggy Graves sample some of the foreign dishes at the International Dinner. BELOW RIGHT: Madrid trippers attend a meeting with their parents to learn the details of their upecmine trip to Spain. BELOW: Pam Sheets and Patrice McCullen explain the French subway system to Paris- bound students. French Club sponsors International Dinner Foreign Language clubs offered many students an opportunity to learn more about the country and language they studied in the classroom. German Club members visited Frankenmuth to tour some of the typically German business establishments. The group enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Bavarian Inn and sang German Christmas Carols later in the evening. Mrs. Elenore Zeile entertained members with slides taken on a recent trip through Germany. Spanish Club planned a sleigh ride during the year. A Pinata Party, a Spanish Christmas tradition, was held at a member’s home. The Club also attended a Saginaw Gears hockey game and sponsored the “Ugly Legs Contest” for men teachers during Blue and Gold Week. French Club sponsored the International Dinner in February. Members of all three language clubs combined efforts and membership for the International Dinner. Each club member brought food representative of French, German or Spanish cooking. Legenda 29 | | | Ski Club visits resorts despite poor conditions Despite less than ideal conditions much of the winter, the Ski Club visited several skiing areas. Some areas were Sugar Loaf, Timber Lee, and Schuss mountains. “This club was set-up to give students interested in skiing an opportunity to ski around various resorts in Michigan,” said Mr. George lIhler, the club’s new advisor. Senior Steve Salesky was president of the 75 member club, and Senior Mark Averill was treasurer. Meeting twice a month, the Girls Athletic Association (GAA) was kept busy witha variety of activities. These included hayrides , hockey games, and a trip to see the Harlem Globe- trotters. “I like being the advisor of GAA because with 75 original members there are always enough to participate inthe activities,” said Miss Patricia Teter, GAA advisor. ABOVE: During a GAA meeting, Senior Jackie Bottke watches Senior Janice Masica perform a flip on the trampoline. _ RIGHT: After a long day, two Ski Club members pack up to leave. 30 AHHS BELOW LEFT: Senior Vickie Klacs- kiewicz takes a shot from the corner. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Dave Becker shows how easy it is to stand on the tips of his skies. ABOVE: Grabbing the tow rope for the ride to the top are Juniors Jan Willert, Laura Gronski, and Jennie Bryon. Legenda 31 Spirit promoted during Blue and Gold Week Blue and Gold Week began with the men tea- chers defeating the Sportsman’s Club. An onion eating contest was held in the cafeteria. The winner, Randy Reisig, ate five onions. Men teachers competed for shaving kits which went to the man with the ugliest legs . Other activities were the Girls Athletic Association- Womens faculty basketball game. A tea, spon- sored by the cheerleaders, was given for the faculty. Highlights of the week were the Spirit Jug contest, awarded to the Senior class, and the crowning of King Arthur, Rick Jarabek. Blue and Gold ‘ribbons were distributed in advisory. Students not wearing theirs “suffered the consequences.” The festivities ended with slop day and a dance featuring “Julia.” 32 AHHS ABOVE LEFT: Senior Randy Reisig finishes his fifth onion, enough to win the onion-eating contest. ABOVE CENTER: Junior Hillites compete for the spirit jug. ABOVE: King Arthur, Rick Jarabek, reigns over Blue and Gold Week activities. LEFT: Players in the student-faculty game anticipate a rebound. FAR LEFT: Mary Young and Jackie Milne dance to the music of “Julia.” Legenda 33 ABOVE: The newly formed block card section participates in a pep ae before the MacArthur game. ABOVE RIGHT: Pep Club members Anita Gasparovic, Charlie Gibson and Rhonda Farrel] pe an Be candy sale. FAR RIGHT: he Pep Band entertains during half-time at a basket- ball game. RIGHT: The Pep Band adds enthusiasm to basketball games. 34 AHHS Hillite pep sroups provide spirit, music Pep Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard E. Jensen, music department chairman, provided spirit at home basketball games. Members of all Hillite bands were eligible to play in this semi-voluntary band. Mr. Jensen said, “We like to play ‘Sweet Georgia Brown’ (theme song of the Harlem Globe Trotters) while the varsity basketball team practices lay-ups.” The Pep Band also played popular tunes between junior varsity and varsity contests and accompanied Pom Pom drills during half-time. | Pep Club sponsored several dances after foot- ball games. They donated $100 to the swim team toward their electric scoreboard. PepClub also chartered busses to transport spirited stu- dents to away football games. Legenda 35 Squads provide spirit during athletic events Athletic events provided an opportunity for a few energetic girls to show their pep. Cheerleaders sold blue and gold Arthur Hill Spirit pins and held a bake sale to help pay for their new uniforms. and attend a cheerleading clinic. Besides cheering for basketball and football games, varsity squad members visited area junior high schools to explain the cheerleading program. Their contribution to Blue and Gold Week was a _ tea for the faculty. Pom Pom Girls also had to pay for new uniforms. They sold suckers to pay their debts. Varsity and junior varsity squads performed polished routines during half-time of varsity and junior varsity basketball games. During Blue and Gold Week, the Pom Pom Girls sponsored the King Arthur Contest, a mock homecoming court for senior boys. 36 AHHS en ee ABOVE LEFT: The varsity cheer- leaders lead an enthusiastic crowd. RIGHT: Cathy Francis and Jann Fowler lead Hillites in a spirited chant. FAR RIGHT: Pom Pom girls Peggy Schuell and Michelle Dupuis take part in half- time activities. LEFT: Merlyn Martin shows her spirit during a Pom Pom routine. Legenda 37 38 AHHS ABOVE: Senior Marty Blenkhorn takes his lead against Flint Northern. FAR ABOVE: Jubilant Hillites congratulate Senior Mike Fick at home plate. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior varsity’s Jack Cham- pagne slides into third on a close play. RIGHT: Senior Rob Hart scores as Pontiac Central’s pitcher covers home. Good pitching, hitting result in 19-10 record Finishing the 1972 season with a 19-10 record, the baseball team tied Midland Dow for second place in the Western Division of the Saginaw Valley conference. Coach Jack Visuri said, ‘The team had a good season because they started early and played well.”’ Rob Hart, captain, led the team in hitting with a .426 average. Jim Ferguson’s 20 runs batted in led the team. He and Tom Frick each hit 6 home runs to top the team. Jack Losse (7-3) and Don Daoust (7-1) led the pitching staff, with Daoust recording al.47 earned run average. Daoust was 1973’s co-captain with John Murphy. The Hillites beat Douglas MacArthur, Eisen- hower, and Bay City Central in non-conference games. In the State tournament the team beat Owosso and Saginaw High before losing to Mount Pleasant. Legenda 39 Netters take second; Track finishes fourth CMO We ag, er 8 | ering the lack of experience,” Coach George Purdy said of the 1972 tennis team. The team finished in second place behind Midland Dow in the Western Valley Conference with a 7-5 record. Senior Glenn Pierce lost only two | matches all year, both to the same player from Dow. ; Thirteen returning lettermen, including six sen- iors, sparked the track team to a fourth place finish in the Western Valley Conference. Senior Jim Jones, the team’s most valuabel play- er, took a first in the Regionals in the 880 run. : Other school records were set by John Deering | | in the 2 mile run (10:05.1) and Curt Thon in the ' high jump (6 feet 3 inches). In a new event, the | 440 relay, Ron Rummel, Gary Champagne, Chuck Beach, and Thon established a school record with a time of 45.6 seconds. Wayne Lambert seta field record in the pole vault at the height of 13 feet. | “We had a good showing for the season consid- | TENNIS SCOREBOARD — Flint Northern Midland Dow Flint NW B.C. Handy Pontiac Central =m = « . . = YQWKONNULUALS B.C. Handy Pontiac Central 40 AHHS TRACK SCOREBOARD | | AH..35 1 2 — Flint NW...87 1 2 Pontiac Cent...34 SSPP 1 2 1 2 Midland Dow...60 Flint Nth...25271 2 B.C. Central...60 B-C.Han....52:1 2 Saginaw High...56 CMU Indoor Meet—AH 9th BELOW: Senior John Combs clears the high jump bar at a meet with Graves Relays—AH 5th Saginaw High. BELOW LEFT: Seniors Valley West—AH 4th Tom Borchard and Bob Miller warm Regional Meet—AH 13th up before a match. FAR LEFT: Wait- ing for a serve from his opponent is Undergrad Meet—AH 2nd Senior Bill Mason. LEFT: Junior Curt Thon loosens up before a meet. a PE NS — TI = 42 AHHS ABOVE: Pulling away from a Flint Northern tackler is Junior Terry Eurich. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Bob Jones opens up a hole for Junior Mark Thompson. RIGHT: Breaking tac- kles, Junior Mark Thompson picks up good yardage. Varsity Scoreboard Be Central: sooo 6. 44 WMAGAREAUT (0 seis ee Flint Northern . Midland Dow Flint NW ABOVE: Junior Terry Eurich runs into a Flint Northern defender. ABOVE RIGHT: A Hillite runner has a tough time getting yardage. Hillites win WVL title, rank eighth in state Recovering from an opening loss to Bay City Central, the varsity football team took first in the Valley West Conference with an 8-1 record. The Hillites were the eighth-ranked Class Ateam in the state. Terry Eurich, most valuable player on offense, was the leading rusher with 812 yards on 129 carries. He caught 11 passes for 210 yards to lead in that department also. The leading passer and scorer was Ron Rummel who completed 34 of 73 passes for 712 yards andten touchdowns. He also scored 13 touchdowns running. The most valuable player on defense was Kim Kampfert. Kampfert, Guy Pelkey, Jack Champagne and Jim Bonnell each had two interceptions. The leading tackler was Pelkey with 68. Tackle Willie Moore made All-Valley and All- State teams. Other All-Valley players were Rum- mel, Eurich, Kampfert, Terry Murphy, and Randy Schibelhut. Two new coaches help JVs to 5-3-1 record | but the bench filled in well for our injured players,” | said Coach William Johnson, whose junior varsity | football team finished the season witha 5-3-1 re- | cord. The team’s leading scorers were Tom Thompson | and Brad Benzenburg with 54 points each. Thomp- son was the leading passer completing 9 of 28 passes for 233 yards and four touchdowns. Ben- zenberg led all rushers with 582 yards oncarries. Brian Ferguson was the leading receiver with 6 receptions for 115 yards and two touchdowns. John Mason caught 3 passes for 94 yards and averaged over six yards per carry rushing. | In the defense department, Tom Mauch had the 1 | most tackles with 46. Bruce Jahn, Steve Westphal, | and Mauch each had two fumble recoveries. | Chris Picard led in interceptions with two. | Coach Johnson had two new members on his | coaching staff, line coach Daniel McShannock and | backfield coach James Gallery. | | | eee “We had an unusually high number of injuries, | ABOVE RIGHT: Bay City Central | proved to be a tough opponent as this Hillite found out. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Surrounded by tacklers, Sophomore Bob Becker picks up a first down. FAR RIGHT: Sophomore Tom Thomp- son breaks into the open against Bay City Central. RIGHT: Sophomores Tom Thompson and John Mason run the quarterback option. 44 AHHS Junior Varsity Scoreboard 22 49 14 20 22 14 40 6 53 BC “Gentral. 6.24 MacArinuG 2-2 6.2 0 Flint Northern ......20 Midland Dow........7 inten Wee ere 6 Bee dndy ccs. se 4l Pontiac Central. .:...0 WIRGTANG Goo ee es ks Saginaw Highs ....... 1 Legenda 45 46 AHHS — 3 % J “4 Sot a LEFT: Junior Bob Dyer runs easily in the early part of a meet. FAR ABOVE: enior Kirk Cronin and Junior Mike paves ioe around the stadium. ABOVE: illite harriers warm-up for an upcoming meet. Golf Scoreboard B.C. Handy Pontiac Central .... MacArthur Flint Northern. . Midland Dow Mt. Pleasant MacArthur Flint NW Flint Northern..... Harriers take second; Golf team finishes last Vastly improved over last year, the varsity cross country team finished with an 11-4 record and second place in the Valley West Conference. “The reason for the improvement was that the sophomores from last year came out for the team this year, giving the team a lot of experience,” said Coach Edward Petzko. John Deering recorded the team’s best time, 15:41.5, in the championship race. He was awarded a trophy for being on varsity three years. The varsity golf team hada dismal finish, ending up last in the Valley West Conference with a 1-14 record. The team had seven returning lettermen, led by Steve Kisner, who’s season average score was 88. Steve also had the low score of the year, an 82 against Bay City Handy. Coach Seymour Murphy said, “The team used the practice course at the Saginaw Country Club more than in the past. The pro at the club, Mr. Dick Dodds, helped administer lessons.” Arthur Hill’s junior varsity team wound up the season with a 2-4 record. itt. 2 ABOVE: Senior Steve Kisner watches the flight of his ball after teeing off. FAR ABOVE: A Hillite golfer lines up his putt. Legenda 47 Hillite Cagers place fourth in conference Winning five of their last six games, the Hillite varsity basketball team finished in fourth place in the Valley West Conference with a league record of 5-5 and a over-all record of 9-11. Curt Thon was named to the All-Valley West Conference team, while Dick Mott received honorable mention. Dick was voted the team’s most valuable player, while John Deering and Tim Reis were team’s captains. The Sportmanship Award went to Mike Spatz. “We went with all juniors this year, and we are looking toward next year,’ said Coach Gary Lee. During tournament play Arthur Hill beat Eisenhower, 80-65, in a semi-final game, but lost to Saginaw High in the finals by the score of 91-46. Four seniors and nine juniors made up this year’s team. ABOVE RIGHT: Driving between two Flint Northern players is Junior Curt Thon. RIGHT: A Saginaw High player goes high to block a Hillite shot. 48 AHHS Varsity Basketball Scoreboard AH..59 Midland..........47 AH..76 MacArthur.......44 AH..50 Flint North......59 AH..67 B.C. Central....74 AH..38 Saginaw High...79 AH..80 Midland Dow....73 AH..67 PlIntcSW.s eiccwesies ded AH..70 Flint NW..........82 AH..58 Flint Cent........78 AH..71 B.C. Handy.......53 AH..52 Mt. Pleasant.....59 AH..56 Pontiac Cent.....61 AH..37 Flint North........68 AH..43 Saginaw High.....80 AH..69 Midland Dow......68 AH..71 WlintoNWescccssceesOe AH..78 Midland.............66 AH..88 B.C. Handy........80 AH..71 MacArthur..........65 AH..64 Pontiac Cent......87 ¥ Se ¥ ¢ 4 : Ranh ah tae os OR evegcnsae aie % % LEFT: A Hillite battles for the tip-in against Flint Northern. ABOVE: Junior Craig Bohnhoff sets up a screen for Junior Curt Thon. Legenda 49 y OOK 4; 4 ‘ 6, i ¢ ABOVE: Varsity Hillites play some one-on-one. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Jesse Salas pumps one from the top of the key. RIGHT: JV Hillites warm-up before a game. JV Basketball Scoreboard Midland MacArthur . Flint Northern 60 B. C. Central . .69 Saginaw High .44 Midland Dow .49 66 59 Flint Central . .48 B.C. Handy ..71 Mt. Pleasant . .59 Pontiac Central 53 Flint Northern 47 Saginaw High .58 Midland Dow .46 Flint NW Midland B.C. Handy . MacArthur ... Pontiac Central 74 Junior Hillites lose several close cames “The kids played up to their potential, but the other teams were better,’’ said JV Coach Kim Rank. His team wound up with a 3-17 record. ““We were close in every game but were edged out in the end,”’ said Coach Rank. The junior Hillites lost seven games under ten points. The team’s leading scorer was Jesse Salas. He scored 256 points for a 13.5 average. From the free throw line Dave Visuri hit 69.5%, the team’s best. Legenda 51 Moran sets record; Hillites champs again Under the new leadership of Coaches Kent Howenstine and Gary Barker, the swim team had another outstanding season, finishing with a 12-1 record and a first in the Valley West Conference. “Our swimmers were willing to work harder and give a little bit more than our opponents were willing to,” said Coach Howenstine. Coach Barker worked with the _ divers. Throughout the year Greg Moran was the number one diver on the team, and in the state. Compiling 280 points in his last dual meet, Greg set a school record. Arthur Hill sent two swimmers and two divers to the state meet. Hillite swimmer’s were Dan Hoffman and Pete Thompson. Dan’s qualifying time for the 50 yard freestyle was 23.3 seconds, while his best time for the year was 23.1 seconds. In the 100 yard breast stroke, Pete’s qualifying time was 1.06:3. His best time was 1.05:9. The two divers were Senior Greg Moran and Sophomore Rob Sheets. Greg qualified with 268 points, while Rob totaled 247. 52 AHHS LEFT: Hillite swimmers toss Coach Gary Barker in the pool after winning the last meet of the season. ABOVE FAR LEFT: Senior Greg Moran “chops” down the tree after victory. ABOVE LEFT: Junior Bill Pressprich waits for the sound of the gun. ABOVE: Greg Moran stretches before entry. Legenda 53 ABOVE: Junior Dan Hoffman warms up before a meet. FAR ABOVE: Captain Pete Thompson is introduced to spectators at the last meet of the regular season. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Bob Waddell splashs in dejection. RIGHT: Three divers receive instruction from Coach Gary Barker. 54 AHHS Swimming Scoreboard Arthur Hill Relays 1st Cereal Bowl Relays 9th Flint Northern 26 Saginaw High .23 Midland Dow .26 i 13 . 38 MacArthur ...21 Pontiac Central 52 Flint Northern 21 Midland Dow .31 EKisenhower .. .33 Pontiac Central 30 Valley Championship 1st Swim team selects three girl managers Using girls as managers for the swim team was the brain child of swim coach Mr. Kent Howenstine. Mr. Howenstine used girls as managers in Maine before he came to Arthur Hill. There are several obvious disadvantages to having girls on an all male team, but Coach Howenstine said the advantages equalled out the disadvantages. ‘Girls are better typers,” he quipped. Beth McIntyre, Lynn Fielder and Buffy Alsgarrd became the first girls in Arthur Hill’s history to manage a boys’ varsity sport. They were given the same tasks and responsibilities as previous male managers. They served as timers at practice, inventoried the team equipment, typed master dittos of meet results, ran off the dittos, took care of the warm-up clothes (the suits worn over swim trunks during meets) and generally looked after the team. Coach Gary Barker explained how the girls were chosen. “An announcement was made for all girls interested in the position to report to Coach Howenstine. Senior boys then voted on the girls. Beth, Lynn, and Buffy won.” Coach Barker liked the idea and said it worked well. Bill Schumacher, a junior on the swim team said, “T really like girl swim managers. They are definitely better for morale!”’ Steve Trace, a senior with three years on the team, liked the girl managers. He said they worked harder to prove their ability. Beth explained why she wanted to become a manager, “I am interested in swimming and I am also interested in boys. Why better way to suit this interest than to join a guys team?” Legenda 5S Inexperience shows in wrestler’s record “Losing seven key members due to jobs, injuries, other sports, and change of residence hurt us severely,” said Coach Richard Bistline about his varsity wrestling team. The team finished fifth in the Valley West Conference with a 2-10 record. The team’s captain and most valuable player was George Huegel. He took second in the Valley meet in his class weight. Coach Bistline cited Ken Meyerholt and Paul Sipiala as two of the top wrestlers on the team. Due to injuries to some of the top wrestlers, no Hillites qualified for regional or state meets. Arthur Hill’s junior varsity team finished with a 6-4 record. 56 AHHS LEFT: Junior Paul Sipiala struggles to keep from being put on his back. FAR LEFT: Senior Mike Gerow has Junior George Huegel in the defensive position during practice. ABOVE LEFT: Junior Tim Tubergen and his opponent return to the mat, with Tubergen in the offensive position. ABOVE: Trying for a fireman take-down is Paul Sipiala. Legenda 57 58 AHHS ABOVE: Junior Pat Halm spikes the ball over the net. ABOVE CENTER: Miss Patricia Teter gives some tips on ball handling. ABOVE RIGHT: Junior Pat Brewer practices for the state meet. FAR RIGHT: Sophomore Jane Loiacano fails in her attempt to block Junior Pat Brewer’s shot. RIGHT: Junior Karen Gibson serves for the volley. Inexperience shows in girls’ sports “This was our first year of competing with other teams with a full schedule of games,” said Miss Patricia Teter, girls’ basketball coach. The varsity team had a 2-10 record, while the junior varsity complied an 8-4 record. Janice Masiea-and Vickie Klaczkiewicz were named most valuable varsity players. Janice was team captain, while Vickie scored a team high of 60 points. On the JV team, Theresa Russell was the captain and Julie Blodgett was the team’s most valuable player. She was high scorer with 135 points. “With only one returning varsity player this year, the lack of experience showed in the girls’ volleyball record,” said Coach Teter. The team finished with a 1-6 record. “Inexperience hurt the girls’ swim team, but the new junior high school program should help improve the girl’s record,” said Coach Margaret Dietrich. The team’s record was 0-6. Pat Brewer, the most valuable player, was the only girl on the team to go to the state meet. Her time in the 400 yard freestyle was 5:17.43. Legenda 59 Today we are changing for tomorrow... Today we are learning for tomorrow. Creating things with our hands. . .feeling pride when they’re displayed. Learning to play an instru- ment. . .having others enjoy its music. Today women are learning jobs once thought masculine, and men are learning vocations once thought feminine. Foreign languages, mathematics, and crafts are among the many skills needed in our society. For today and tomorrow we are learning to live and living to learn. gob Kwiss, LEE CEE English teachers work to replace records with cassette tape recordings English courses remained popular even though graduation requirements were reduced according to Miss Isabelle Struthers, department chairman. New supplies such as films and records aided students and helped stimulate interest. Miss Struthers and other teachers began devising a system of replacing phonograph records with tape recordings. This would enable classes to listen to damage-free recordings. Not only would tapes be used in classrooms, but students would also be able to check them out for use at home. A master tape would be kept of each recording, so if any tapes were erased, they could be re- recorded. If completed, the system would go into effect next year. One hundred and fifteen students went on the English Department’s annual field trip to Strat- ford, Ont. The excursion included seeing Shakes- peare’s comedy, “As You Like It,” and dinner in Sarnia, Ont. 62 AHHS TOP CENTER: Students participate in a discussion in Mrs. Harrison’s 20th Century American Literature class. TOP RIGHT: Steve Markey, Brenda Scott and Patti Gawne look over their English assignments topre- pare for a test. ABOVE: Timothy Rupp prepares a group project for Mrs. Jane Speer. LEFT: Senior Richard Goodsell demonstrates how to play the bass for a speech in Mrs. Buor’s English class. FAR LEFT: Junior Bill Schumacher carefully reads the direc- tions before beginning work on his En- glish exam. Legenda 63 64 AHHS ABOVE: Seniors Tom Webster and Marty Dahl examine negatives in Pho- tography class. TOP: News Editor Greg Jakes works on pasting-up a sports page. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Darlene Altwies pastes-up a Legenda spread. ABOVE MIDDLE: Senior Sherrie Wiltse sorts and alphabetizes mug shots for the yearbook. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Cindy Truax and Mark Ranzenberger set copy for the News with the new typesetting equipment. RIGHT: Students in Mr. Emerson’s Photography class look at pictures from previous yearbooks to get new ideas. Photography added to j ournalism curriculum The Publications Department expanded by adding photography to the curriculum. Students learned how to handle cameras, develop film, and make enlargements. The course proved popular, as there -were four full classes first semester. The spring 1972 Arthur Hill News received “All American” ratings from the National Scho- lastic Press Association (NSPA). The paper achei- ved a “mark of distinction” in each of the five catagories judged. Mr. Marshall Matlock returned to advise the 1972-73 News after a year’s leave of absence. In order to cut costs, the 1973 Legenda staff “pasted up” the entire yearbook for the first time. The money saved went into improving the book by adding more pages and special effects. Legenda adviser was Mr. Darrel K. Emerson Students attended various journalism workshops throughout the year. Mr. Emerson and four stu- dents went to a Central Michigan University work- shop held during the summer. The NSPA confer- ence held in Chicago during Thanksgiving vacation was attended by Mr. Matlock and four students. Legenda 65 Students study culture, customs of other lands with foreign languages Foreign Language Department organized trips to Europe during Easter Vacation. Students had the opportunity to visit Paris, Madrid, Munich and Rome, said Miss Ruth Patow, Foreign Lan- uage Department chairman. Miss Shelia Smith and Miss Jo Ann Deford taught Spanish along with first year French. Mr. H. David Rowell’s and Miss Deford’s Spanish classes studied Spanish Culture and customs along with regular lessons in grammar and literature. The number of German classes offered increased from four to five. Mr. E.G. Bickel taught three beginning German classes, a combined second and third year class, and an exclusively second year section. Miss Patow’s Latin classes learned about the history, language and culture of the Holy Roman Empire. Miss Patow said culture and history is an important part of studying any language. 66 AHHS ABOVE FAR LEFT: Junior Kit Francke listens to her Spanish lesson over the earphones. TOP: Senior Lou Anne Wright has a question about her French assignment, and Miss Smith comes to her aid. ABOVE: Greggory Lubben and Monika Laubenstein concentrate on a German test during Mr. Bickel’s fifth hour class. LEFT: Latin teacher Miss Patow shows Sophomore Tim Schmidt the proper way to wear a Roman toga. FAR LEFT: Senior John Dersch looks up a word in his French dictionary. Legenda 67 68 AHHS TOP LEFT: Junior Lori Tilot works to complete her U.S. History assign- ment. TOP RIGHT: Modern History students get a chance to start their homework during class. FAR RIGHT: Senior Denny Markey is amused by a comment made by Mr. Keenan during Sociology class. RIGHT: Seniors Doug Turril and Tim Morellor listen as their Consumer Economics assignment is explained. ABOVE: Mr. James Kee- nan explains Freudian concepts in Psy- chology I. iO mee Social Studies works towards revision “Social Studies Department will revise its cur- riculum to include more specialized courses and eliminate some required classes,” said Mr. Hugh Shackelford, new Social Studies Department chairman. The Economics requirement was dropped for seniors and juniors. Michigan law still required graduates to earn one-half credit in government. Seniors and juniors who passed guidance class needed two units of Social Studies credit to grad- uate. They were to be earned in U.S. History, government and one-half credit in an elective. However, any senior that failed guidance class, was required to make up that credit withone-half credit in a Social Studies elective. “Instead of being lock- stepped into U.S. History I first semester, juniors may have a choice of studying specific eras in history,’? said Mr. Shackleford. U.S. Civil War, 20th Century U.S. History, and U.S. Colonial period were among the suggested courses. Mr. Shackleford hoped the relaxation of require- ments, and offering more specialized classes would generate student interest. Legenda 69 Classes take field trips to supplement learning Overall enrollment for Science Department went down slightly according to Mr. Frederick Case, department head. He cited major causes of the decrease as students going to the Career Opportunity Center and a general decrease in Arthur Hill’s enrollment. The department sponsored several field trips. Mrs. Helen Rath’s Human Biology classes went to Dow Chemical in Midland. Mr. Case and Mr. Gary Barker planned to take their Natural Science and Biology classes to Murphy Lake inthe Thumb. While there, students observed and collected specimens of wildlife. ABOVE: Mr. Smith explains centripital force to his seventh hour Physics class. LEFT: Mr. McCargar explains the light reaction stage of photosyn- thesis to Sophomores Bob Lange and Theresa Russell. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Crevia listens to a student’s question about earthquakes in his Earth Science class. FAR LEFT: Juniors Fay Kraatz and Curt Thon weigh magnesium in an evaporating dish during Chemistry class. TOP LEFT: Students in Mr. Barker’s Natural Science class watch a demonstration. Legenda 71 Advanced math elass learns calculus basics FS Computer Programing and Advanced Placement Calculus were new additions to the Mathematics Department. Advanced Placement Calculus, taught by Mr. Rockwell Scherzer, required Algebra and Tri- gonometry for admission. Students were taught an equivalent of two semesters of college calculus. “We are dealing with very intelligent andadvanced students in this course,’’ said Mr. Scherzer. At the end of the class, an examination was given to the students. Results of this test evaluated the progress of each student. Some students received college credit in calculus, depending on how well they scored. Mr. Richard Thomas taught Computer Pro- gramming. Students in this class were instructed how to prepare a computer in-put card and read the print out. IBM 1130 computers, located at the Career Opportunities Center, were used in this class. 72 AHHS CENTER ABOVE: Tom Coscarelli and Mike Lacy examine the giant slide rule. ABOVE: Conrad Francis and Kim Zeile graph inequalities. LEFT: Bill Doran and Mark Langenecker participate ina discussion in Mr. Smith’s Shop Math class. MIDDLE LEFT: Mark Lang- schwager struggles through a tough Algebra problem. FAR LEFT: Tom Goodsell assists Ilmars Dobulis with his Algebra. Legenda 73 74 AHHS ABOVE: Office Co-op, Nancy Dixon receives on the jobtraining at Ardern’s Floral Shop. ABOVE CENTER: Connie Dawson and Sue Debo build skills on calculating machines in Mr. Sherwood’s third hour class. ABOVE RIGHT: Sen- iors Polly Shields and Diane Daniels concentrate on taking shorthand. RIGHT: Bryan Shores and Bud Schwartz work with a Cash Register in Business Law. FAR RIGHT: Sharon Baird and Sharon Kowaleski arrange books for the Student Store. HLM SH NTN New teacher added to office training program An enthusiastic new teacher was added to the Business Department. Mr. Robert Sherwood said he was thoroughly convinced that Arthur Hill had the best co-op system in the state, possibly in the nation. “My main purpose is to use the skills students learn in Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, and other business classes and combine them with actual job experience,’’ said Mr. Sherwood. “This gives the student an idea of what to expect after leaving school and entering the world of work.’”’ Distributive Education classes, under the direc- tion of Mr. Raymond Hartman, learned practical application of their skills in salesmanship. The annual co-op mint sale, was held the week of November 10. Legenda 75 f Ene Pree fF Fr ae Traffic control urged in Driver’s Education ‘In the classroom or on the road, drivers training is my favorite subject,’’ said one sopho- more girl. Approximately twelve hours behind the wheel and thirty hours. of bookwork were taught to students eligible for their permit. After successfully completing the road, oral, vision and written test, a student received his license after his sixteenth birthday. According to Mr. Charles Fowler, department head, ‘Emphasis was on traffic control andcity, rather than highway, driving.”’ Along with the textbook, films, lectures, car parts, and charts all aided the bookwork student in learning the basic fundamentals of driving. “Without bookwork I wouldn’t even know how to start a car,’ said a junior boy. Nine teachers join staff; Business Department adds three instructors Mr. Daniel McShannock and Miss Maureen Boltz review the morning’s advisory notices. 76 AHHS Eight new teachers joined Arthur Hill’s faculty. Mr. Robert Sherwood taught Office Training and was one of three teachers added to the Business Department. Mr. Sherwood said, “Students at Arthur Hill have more of an awarness in school.” The Business Department also added Mr. Daniel McShannock who taught business law. Miss Mau- reen Boltz taught typing and shorthand. Mr. Kent Howenstein was Arthur Hill’s new swimming coach and Earth Science teacher. After graduating from Ball State University, he coached in Illinios. Another new Hillite staff member was Mr. Norris Uhlman who taught General Math, Geo- metry and Algebra I. He came to Arthur Hill from Arthur Eddy Junior High. Added to the faculty was an instructor for the hard of hearing, Mr. DelRoy Kalina. He pre- viously taught at Handley Elementary School. Also among the new teachers was Mr. James Gallery, who taught Guidance and coached JV football and wrestling. Miss Carol Witamborski taught Shop Math, Basic Geometry and Geometry I. She received her dip- loma from Wayne State University with a major in mathematics. LEFT: “Ten feet behind the cross- walk,” yells Mr. Charles Fowler, Dri- vers Education instructor. ABOVE LEFT: A student behind the wheel maneuvers his car towards an inter- section on the drivers’ range. ABOVE: Amy Watson solves a traffic problem, but Fred Shar disagrees. Legenda 77 ABOVE: Tom Kempter plays witha boy entrusted to his Family Living class Election Day while his mother votes. ABOVE RIGHT: Domestic Art classes work on yarn projects. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Home Economics students plan a menu. BELOW RIGHT: Family Liv- ing students discuss what they expect from marriage. RIGHT: Bridget Good- row works on a tie in Home Decora- ting Class. 78 AHHS Students learn through child day care center Elections and child care went hand-in-hand in the Family Living classes this fall. Following election year tradition, the Family Living classes, taught by Mrs. Cynthia Clore, conducted a child care center November 7, for voters of Saginaw. Purpose of this project was to allow voters to leave their children with the classes while they cast their ballots. “I think this project is beneficial, not only as a service to the community, but it gives the students a ‘first hand’ experience with children,” said Mrs. Clore. Miss Norma Hile, Home Economics teacher, sta- ted, “I think one of the things people don’t realize is that we are not just a clothing and food ori- ented department.” Nutrition and meal planning were emphasized more, rather than the traditional meal prepara- tion techniques, she said. The health -minded Home Ec classes discussed a White House Conference study during their two -week unit on nutrition. The students learned from the report on nutrition that teenage girls were the most undernourished group in the United States. Legenda 79 80 AHHS ABOVE: Sophomore Lisa Williams lis- tens to a discussion in Mr. Combs’ Guidance class. ABOVE CENTER: Mr. Seymour Murphy answers Kaarin Averill’s question about a Career Op- portunity Test. FAR ABOVE: Soph- omore Lori Deford demonstrates a toe touch on the trampoline. RIGHT: Gui- dance teacher Mr. George Barron, talks with his fourth hour class. FAR RIGHT: Sophomores Greg Farthing and Mike Hall enjoy an active game of basketball. Guidance classes help sophomore adjustment The first few days of school, sophomores crowded into Guidance classes for understanding and encouragement. Reassured by a few friendly tips, they began to adjust to high school life. Classes under the direction of Mr. Vincent Combs concentrated on the areas of drugs, first aid, and health. ‘I try to give my student some practical instruction in the field of social application,’’ he said. The big project in Mr. Comb’s classes was a unit about family living. At this point, they learned to understand not only their own family, but how they fit into a line of generations. Eighteen boys’ and twelve girls’ gym classes offered Hillites activities to supplement their daily schedule. New equipment, including a tram- poline and parallel bars, were shared with Saginaw High. Legenda 81 Band Boosters support Hillite Marching Band Arthur Hill Marching Band played at all home football games, performing intricate marching patterns. Members of the Marching Band also participated in the Michigan State Band Day and were featured at Central Michigan Univer- ‘sity’s homecoming in November. The Career Opportunities!Center was dedicated with songs from the Hillites. The band also performed at the Alma Highland Festival and at several parades. The band is made up from members of A Honors, AA Honors, and Sophomore bands. Mr. Richard Jensen, Band director, approved marching band members. Traveling was a major expense, said Mr. Jensen, as were uniforms. To earn money, the active Band Boosters sponsored bake sales each month. The Music Department also sold light bulbs. Mr. Jensen arranged most of the music used by the band for concerts, half-time show, and parades. | 82 AHHS | | LEFT: Mr. Jensen’s Music Apprecia- tion class listens to modern sounds. FAR LEFT: The Hillite Marching Band performs in formation during half- time. FAR ABOVE LEFT: AA Honors clarinets play the melody in “Canzona,” by Peter Mennin. ABOVE LEFT: The Elephant formation is part of the Mar- ching Band’s regular performance. ABOVE: Conducting Arthur Hill’s bands is no easy job. Legenda 83 Art revisions spark increased enrollment Revisions and new classes highlighted the year in the Art and Crafts departments. Drawing, Pain- ting and Commercial Art were new first semester courses offered. Portraiture and Figure Drawing, and Weaving and Textiles were offered second semester for the first time. “An increasing need and readiness of students to specialize in the various areas of art are a main reason for the addition of these new courses,” said Mrs. Carol Wylie, art depart- ment chairman. Crafts I, changed to a one semester course, was a prerequisite for the new crafts courses. Ceramics and Jewelry were added to the curri- culum, causing an added interest and an increased enrollment. General Art, taught by Mrs. Marianne Vitito, was composed of mainly sophomores and begin- ning art students. Arts and Crafts, also taught by Mrs. Vitito, offered a wide variety of projects which could be done by the students. “The students are more or less free to pick their own projects with the idea that they will learn how to do different things by watching other students do them,” said Mrs. Vitito. 84 AHHS f e eS ABOVE LEFT: Kim Davis hammers in a design on a ring for Jewelry class. ABOVE MIDDLE: Craig Hayes solders metal to be used in jewelry making. ABOVE: Karen Felsing stains a jew- elry box during Crafts class. LEFT: Debbie Arndt and Karen Felsing work on their decoupage projects. MIDDLE LEFT: Kim Davis and Beth Bartels coat copper plates with an oxidizing agent. FAR LEFT: A talented art student molds a clay figure. Legenda 85 Choir sends students to summer music camp Choir’s annual candy sale in October grossed enough money to send several vocal students to Interlochen International Music Camp. The choir sold mints, turtles, peanut clusters, and peanut butter cups. A new class, Music Appreciation, was taught by Mr. David Saari, choir director, and Mr. Richard Jensen, band director. Mr. Jensen taught contemporary music, while Mr. Saari covered traditional compositions. The Music Department presented a_ spring musical. Acting and vocal portions of the pro- duction were under Mr. Saari’s guidance. Mr. Jensen was in charge of orchestration and set design and construction. Orchestra, directed by Mr. Richard Austin, performed for the homecoming assembly. They also played at the Saginaw Art Museum, the Christmas Concert, Pops Concert, and Spring Concert. 86 EERE RRR Tw ABOVE LEFT: Marcia Damore plays a violin in Orchestra. ABOVE: Girl’s Ensemble practice breathing techni- ques. FAR LEFT: Orchestra prac- tices for an upcoming concert. CEN- TER LEFT: Under the direction of Mr. David Saari, Girl’s Glee Club learns a new song. LEFT: Mr. David Saari leads girl’s chorus through warm-up exercises. 87 86 Choir sends students to summer music camp Choir’s annual candy sale in October grossed enough money to send several vocal students to Interlochen International Music Camp. The choir sold mints, turtles, peanut clusters, and peanut butter cups. A new class, Music Appreciation, was taught by Mr. David Saari, choir director, and Mr. Richard Jensen, band director. Mr. Jensen taught contemporary music, while Mr. Saari covered traditional compositions. The Music Department presented a_ spring musical. Acting and vocal portions of the pro- duction were under Mr. Saari’s guidance. Mr. Jensen was in charge of orchestration and set design and construction. Orchestra, directed by Mr. Richard Austin, performed for the homecoming assembly. They also played at the Saginaw Art Museum, the Christmas Concert, Pops Concert, and Spring Concert. 4 Seereass Caste ABOVE LEFT: Marcia Damore plays a violin in Orchestra. ABOVE: Girl’s Ensemble practice breathing techni- ques. FAR LEFT: Orchestra prac- tices for an upcoming concert. CEN- TER LEFT: Under the direction of Mr. David Saari, Girl’s Glee Club learns a new song. LEFT: Mr. David Saari leads girl’s chorus through warm-up exercises. 87 nnnnnsinenmiageoigneonimenetul ey Ss 3. mS sia Se LEFT: Arthur Hill students board the shuttle bus provided between Arthur Hill and the COC. BELOW LEFT: Barbara Meyerholt and Paul Fehrman paint a wooden statue during Painting and Decorating. BELOW FAR LEFT: Karl Meyerholt plans to cut a board in Residential Construction. Theodore Clemmens and Michael Kelly help him plan and execute this procedure. MID- DLE LEFT: Theresa Steinpress types an assisgnment in Office Occupation. Center opens doors to Saginaw students More than 300 Arthur Hill juniors and seniors were among the 900 students attending the newly opened Walter C. Averill Career Opportunity Center (COC). Twenty-six different classes were offered at morning and afternoon sessions. Each session lasted 2 1 2 hours. Students divided their day between COC and their regular high school. Average class load for COC students was three classes at their high school and 2 1 2 hours at COC. Second semester, students could take two classes at their high school. For one year (two semesters) of satisfactory work at COC, students received 2 1 2 credits. COC was opened to juniors and seniors in the Saginaw City School District on Oct. 1, 1972, said Mr. Ray Hansen, counselor at COC. “We offered work experience programs at COC,” said Mr. John D. Parr, director. The work experience program involved students being placed “on the job” for several weeks instead of report- ing to COC for regular classes. Students received no pay for their work, but got practical exper- ience in their chosen field, said Mr. Parr. Mr. Dwight Chisholm, former business teacher at Arthur Hill, was director of placement at COC. Work on a co-op basis was also available for COC students. Those who participated inthis pro- gram received pay for their work. Legenda 89 Today we are changing for tomorrow... Today we are growing for tomorrow. . .Cus- todians maintain the school, while cooks provide nourishing lunches. Teachers strive to stimulate our minds, so we may realize our full potential. We are growing in mind and body, broadening our outlook on life. The more we experience... the more we learn. . .the better our future will be. : Today we are going to school. . .soon we’ll graduate, but we will never stop growing for tomorrow. 92 AHHS Lynnette Acha Terri Acha Joan Adams Sherry Adams Donald Ahrens Chris Albosta Deidre Albrecht Rae Anne Alcock Kimberly Alfano Linda Anderson Lynn Anderson Deborah Anscomb Orlando Anthony Janet Appold Chris Armbruster Donald Armstrong Susan Arnhold September Arriaga Kimberly Austin Peter Aves Kaarin Averill Lisa Averill Rick Ayala Wayne Baab Deborah Babcock Richard Baker Charles Balley Nancy Bank Cindy Barber Connie Barber James Barbkholtz Gary Barr Margaret Barron Debra Barror Eileen Barrek Lloyd Bartreau Barbara Basner Richard Batcke Douglas Bauer Maribeth Bauer Curtis Beardsley David Beechler Robert Becker Dennis Becker Kallie Becker Linda Becker Eric Beckert Donald Beckman any Bae We é i Junior Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Baskerball members are FIRST ROW: D. Visuri, T. Thompson, D. Rumm: M. Guimond, D. Shay, J. Salas, T. Nichols, M. Pickleman. SECOND ROW: K. Rettmun, B. Becker, J. Young, J. Shefler, C. Borchard, R. Lewis, J. Carter, S. Prudhumme, B. Furguson, R. McDonald, Coach Kim L. Rank. Donna Beckmann Greg Beeg Gerald Beeman Phillip Beffrey Daniel Behnke Janine Bell Collin Belongie Linda Bender Brad Benzenberg William Besson Kim Biggers Peggy Bittner Jim Black Tom Blair Brian Blaisdell Shellianne Blake Julie Blodgett Edmund Blohm Warren Blohm Kimberly Blue Greg Bober Brenda Bonnel Jeffry Bookmyer Charles Borchard Dennis Bottke Daniel Bourdow Roger Bourloina Howard Bowen Cheryl Boyd Gary Boyne Mark Brass Pamela Braun Sandy Bricault Robert Bringer Michael Brocht Legenda 93 Jeanne Brown Mark Brown Patrick Brown Steven Brown Vickie Brown Roy Browning Donna Bruns Robert Bryant Nolan Bryant Cynthia Budden Barb Buscarino Linda Buggia James Bujouves Brian Burchill Jeanne Burnett Star Burrows John Burt Keith Butler Lori Butzin Vickie Call Deborah Callahan Junior Varsity Pom Poms Junior Varsity Pom Pom members are FRONT ROW: M. Sheets, F. Phillips, S. Zaggy, S. Reff. SECOND ROW: R. Zoellner, S. Dupuis, K. Kross, P. Kocks. THIRD ROW: K: Durkacy, V. Seeley, N. Minnis, S. Boyd, B. Glick. Cathleen Callas Janine Campbell Roberta Campbell Scott Card Steven Card Sky Carolan Nancy Carney Celia Carter Jim Carter Melia Carter Gail Casey Herb Casey Michael Champagne Carla Christeson Cathy Chartier Paula Chasnis Mark Cioler James Clark Noel Clark Pamela Clark Roger Clark 94 AHHS Sue Clauss John Clay Linda Clayton Mark Clements Monica Coates Kevin Coffey Brad Colbert Gerald Cole John Collison Cynthia Combs Kimberly Conden Andrea Conner Michael Cooper Thomas Coscarslli Julie Cotie Jim Coulouris Brenda Cradit Donn Crampton Thomas Crane Terry Cressey Carey Cronin Thomas Cripps Mark Crossley Lori Cushman Scott Cushman Theodore Cymbal Deloris Daly Timothy Daly Donna Dammann Marsha Damore Pamela Darby Sandra Davenport Gregg Davis Roland Davis Diane Day Lori Deford Victoria Denzer Ear! Dettmer Scott Dewhirst Debra Dexter Timothy Dickey Fred Dietzel Rose Dimambro Chris Dixon Dennis Doman Mark Donaghy Hugh Donley Sandra Donnenwerth Dennis Donoghue Melvin Doran Cheryl Dorey Dean Dortey Laurie Douglas Paul Dow. Yvonne Dowis Virginia Downey Linda Downing Mike Doyle Debora Duby Suzanne Dupuis Timothy Dupuis Ronald Duquette Kelly Durkacy Jeanette Easlick Tom Earle Kenneth Egbert Nancy Ehmcke John Ekelof Kathleen Ely Kevin Emede Legenda 95 Pep Club Pep Club members are FIRST ROW: P. Graves, C. Corseau, R. Farrell, K. McDonald, Adviser Mr. V. Combs, A. Gasparovic, G. White, T. Rhode. SECOND ROW: J. Ballien, M. Bell, J. Devereaux, P. Haucke, K. Clothier, M. Dupuis, C. Balzer, L. Hennz, B. Jess- more. THIRD ROW: C. Sundeck, S. White, J. Dusket, S. Byron, B. Cullen, D. Fisher, B. Valdaserri, K. McDonald, M. Frowley, K. Gibson. David England Cathy Enos Debbie Enzer Debra Ernstsons Debbie Farrell Audrey Fassezke Patricia Fehrman Karen Feldotte Becky Fellows Debra Fentress Brian Ferguson Jeneese Ferris Laurence Ferris Steven Fick Kathy Fielder Randy Finkbeiner Gail Fischer Linda Fitch dy Fientje ue Flora James Fobear Shawn Ford Daniel Fowler Peter Fox Marsha Fox David Foy Mary Francis Tom Franz Diane Franzel Angela Fraser Lavenn Freeland Debbie Frisch Jerry Fritz Beth Fritzler Steven Fruk 96 AHHS Kel Fuller Terry Gable Denise Gaertner Jerry Gale Andre Galovics Darlene Gardyszewski Robert Garske Carolyn Gasparovic Pam Gates Julie Gazella Joseph Geese Ken Geitman Leonard Genske Randolph Genske Andrew Giedrocz Katherine Gillig Louise Gillig Mark Gilson Barb Glick Jeffrey Glick Brenda Golombisky Girls Athletic Association GAA, members are FIRST ROW: K. Wood, S. Rudy, K. Rabie, L. Artcliff, L. Deford, Ryman, T. Russell, S. Surian, M. Call. SECOND ROW: D. Dexter, K. Kocks, Ie: Eddy, Cc Henrichs, B. Bartels, Je Botke, J. Masea, D Roe. J. Harris: THIRD ROW: Miss P.. Teter, S. Davenport, K. Ky le, Vv. Dowey, L. Cushman, A. Wehrman, J. Loiacano, J. Blodgett, D. Meyer FO THROW, M. Hall, M. Besson, M. Guthrie, Be Wisniewski, V. Klaczkiewicz, J. Swinton, K. Walderzak. FIFTH ROW: K. Schuman, T. Lange, K. Pekas, R. Wood, C. Wacker ’C. Bookmeyer. SIXTH ROW: K. Griffin, L. Garrison, 8. Storrs, B. Fritzler, K. Becker, B. Basner, K. Gillig. Jesse Gonzales David Goodrow Mike Gorman Laurie Gorski Kirk Gorte Kathy Gottschalk Gregory Grady Kathy Graebner Lynn Graebner Steven Graebner John Graham Larry Graham Susan Grammatico Lisa Granville Jon Grau Russ Graves Cal Gray Marilyn Gray Jacki Greene Karen Griffin Martin Griffor Legenda 97 98 AHHS Jaye Griffith Allen Griffore Rick Grover Scott Grubaugh Mark Guimond Dave Haas Michael Hagan Mark Hahn John Harderer Elizabeth Haines Norma Hales Mike Hall Joyce Hamling Sally Hanes Craig Hansen Lori Harden Jackie Hardt Jill Harnden Jody Harper Cliff Harris Peggy Hartner Cathy Hasse Alan Hauck Yvonne Hauri Joe Haven Clark Hayes Tom Heidger Greg Heilbronn Debbie Heitkamp Denise Hemingway Janice Henderson Linda Henne Jim Henne Cathy Henrichs Barry Henry John Herbst Jesse Hernandez Rick Hervey Paul Hickey Diana Hill Jeff Hillman Mindy Himmelein Carla Hinton Marci Hise Karen Hodges Cathy Hoffman Kevin Hoffman Tony Hoffman Randy Hollingsworth Pam Hollis Lynn Holvey Patti Howard Sandi Hubbard Paul Hudson Debora Huff Bob Hutchison Cherie Jackson Sally Jacobi Kathleen Jacques Bruce Jahn Georgette Jamerson Janice Jamison Paul Jarema Kathy Jamrog Steven Jesse Barbara Jessmore Robert Johns Jeanne Johnson Barbara Jones Kim Jones ma 2 a Af Tim Jure k Scott Kaleyta Linda Kampfert Shirley Karkowsky Patty Kaseman Gale Keie Dave Kelly John Kelley Terry Kemerer Debbie Kempf Tim Kenel Sandy Kennedy Lorrie Kiebala Dana Kilts Barb Kinch Pat Kirby Teresa Kisner Linda Kleekamp Becky Klemm Greg Klenk Randy Kline Dallas Knapp Jim Knezek Kenneth Koch Gary Kochalka Kim Kocks Pam Kocks Larry Koeplinger Arlene Kohn Greg Konieczka Melinda Krall Jim Krazniak Janie Kretschmer Gerard Kretz Kathy Kross George Kruse Bob Kruse James Kubik Mary Kubik Tim Kubik Kathy Kurecka Matt Kushner s 2 Mgg H aTHUR BILL 99 12.45 52-50 Bee ARTHUR Wat Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football members are FIRST ROW: J. Mason, B. Benzenberg, J. Young, B. Furguson,C. Picard, G. Heilbronn, T. Losee, J. Witherege, B. Becker, N. Bryant, T. Thompson. SECOND ROW: T. Schoen, D. Goodrow, G. Grady, J. Alfano, T. Webster, T. Nichols, D. Donohue, T. Het S. Fick, J. Stringer, M. Wachner, Coach McShannock. THIRD ROW: Coach Johnson, G. Roberts, J. Laubenstein, M. Guimond, T. Lichtenwald, Bon Ar ae I sirens © Ae CARE “ ‘ Nonane, G. Beeg, J. Haiderer. FOURTH . M. Middledorf,M.Tarras, D. Rummel, D. Foy, T. Mauch, J. Sternhagen, R. McD 5 B. Jahn, R. Klien, P. McCutchen, Coach Gallery. H : pias Legenda 99 100 AHHS Sue Kushner Kim Kyle Peggy Laatsch Mike Lacy Janis LaFleur Tammy LaFramboise Bob Lange Brian Langhorne Fred Langschwager Julie LaPointe Theresa LaRose Sally Larson Jane Laski John Laubenstein Monika Laubenstein Nicky Laubenstein Lisa Lauer Pat Lazzaro Beth Leckie Jeanne Ledy Debbie Leggitt Robert Leonard Edward Leszcynski Jerome Leszczynski Di Letherer Leah Lewis Mark Lewis Mary Lewis Rich Lewis Nanci Lich Tim Lichtenwald Joyce Liphard Theresa Llamas Greg Lockey Mark Lockey Tom Lockwood Jane Loiacano Rod Lorenzo Todd Losee Cindy Loufer George Lowden Jim Luth Connie Lutz Cindy Lutzke Larry Lynch Susan Lyons Lea MacCord Kay Maier Pat Malenfant Patty Markey Theresa Markey James Marr Ronald Martin Rob Martin Jim Martin Joanne Martindale Terri Martindale John Mason Joe Matta Tom Mauch Karen Mauro Cheryl Maxwell Chris Maxwell Robin McCall Daniel McCauley Pat McCliggott Gene McCoy Mike McCoy Brian McCutcheon Pat McCutcheon Legenda 101 102 AHHS Jim McDonald Rob McDonald Terry McDonald Bill McGowan Steve McHenry Mike McInnis Colleen McKenna Paulette McKinney Kathy McKinstry Susan McMahon Mike McMall John McMillan Sandra McNab Sharon Meacham Bill Meehleder Bonnie Meehleder Sue Meehleder : Debra Meisel Arthur Merriweather Cindy Metiva John Metzger Darlene Meyer Julie Meyer Barb Meyers Matt Middeldorf Cindi Mills Amy Miller Debbie Miller Dennis Miller Dennis Miller Robert Miller Mike Minnis Nancy Minnis Debbie Minster Linda Moeller Cindy Mohr Doug Mongion Steve Moon Michele Moore _ Karen Morley Kevin Morningstar Brenda Morse Karen Morse Sally Moser Dwight Motley Sharon Mott Laura Mueller Robert Muir Helen Murphy Joy Murray John Muter Darla Myers Dave Myers Dave Myrtle _ Diane Nagel Marilyn Nalevayko James Napieravik Dan Needham Daniel Nerio Terri Nerio Mike Neunefeldt Ron Neuman Tracy Newvine Steven Nichols Tom Nichols Dawn Niven Larry North Larry Nor Silivia Northru Larry Nowaczy Thespians are FIRST ROW: Thespian Club John Nowland Julie Oatten Sylvia Ocampo Betsy Oeming Joni Ogram Deborah Ostrander Mark Ott Cynthia Ovalle Steve Paige Debbie Palmer Eddie Parker George Patterson Scott Pelkey Tom Perry Michele Pesta Ann Peters John Peters Jim Peters Kathy Peters John Pettet Karen Pfauth Dale Phillips Frances Phillips Ken Phillips Chris Picard Brian Pickleman Michael Pickelman Jim Pietrzak Peggi Pittman David Platko Kay Pococke Marianne Poineau John Pool Sandy Postal Lori Poulos I J. Coulouris, D. Pavlo, J. Bartek, G. Spicer, R. Lassahn, L. Vercoe, L. Granville. SECOND ROW: F. Carter, S. Mellinger, S. Stefaneck, J. Kuehn, C. Batsell. THIRD ROW: B. Polzin, Y. Horton, I. Lichtenwald, D. Chisholm, J. Platko. Legenda 103 104 AHHS Ray Premo Cherie Prevost Charles Priem Becky Prine Deborah Pringle Bill Proulx Kim Proulx Pat Pruden Joan Quick Kim Rabie Maria Ramos Ron’ Rasche Carol Raymaker Cindy Raymond LeRoy Raymond Bob Reed Sharon Reff. Karen Reichle Noreen Reid Helena Reimus Sue Reinhardt Bonnie Reinig Kathie Reinig Richard Reinke Carolyn Reinshuttle Tammi Renshaw Kenneth Rettmann Steve Revell Becky Reynolds Mark Richter Gary Rick Joe Rider. Dave Riedlinger Don Riedlinger Dennis Rislay John Riselay Mike Riselay James Rivard Gary Rahert Patricia Robertson Carolyn Robinson Roy Robinson Cathy Roditcher Debbie Roe Sally Roe Eugene Roenicke Paul Rogers Debbie Rohde Eddie Rohde Juanita Rood Sue Rose Janie Rosenson Michelle Rousseau Deb Ruby Sue Rudy Brad Ruff Cynthia Ruiz Laura Ruiz Dave Rummel Tom Rupe. Theresa Russell Debbie Ruthig Joe Ruthig Cindy Ryman Robert Salesky Alvin Salo Connie Samuels Ruthanne Sanchez Connie San Miguel Bob Sary Jim Sawatzke Ken Sawyer Mike Saylak Perry Schaffner Sue Schebler John Scheffler Mary Schleimer Charles Schmidt Gladys Schmidt Heidi Schmidt Jackie Schmidt Nancy Schmidt Tim Schmidt Nancy Schmidtt Ed Schneller Heidi Schoen Tom Schoen Mary Schrank Mary Schultz Beverly Schultz Shar Shulz Cindy Schumacher Bradley Schwartz Rodney Schwind Kevin Sedlar Diane Seefelder Vicki Seeley Dean Shaner Becky Shaw Donald Sha Mary Ann Sheets Nancy Shelswell Barb Shook Bryan Shores Clara Shoup Mike Shovan Yvonne Shubitowski Steve Shuster Greg Sieb Susie Sierocki Rhonda Sike Legenda 105 German German Club members are FIRST ROW: SECOND _ ROW: THIRD ROW: Kurt Simpson Barbara Sleeseman Tim Small Kathy Smalley Donald Smith Linda Smith Mark Smith Terry Smith Mike Sommer Paul Sopcak Kim Sora Debbie Sowatsky David Specht James Spellman Laura Spess Brian Stansbury Linda Stark Mary Stark Janet Starr Marilyn Steele Pat Steele Susan Stefaneck John Stein John Sternhagen Heidi Ann Stevens Lynn Stewart Kim Stockford Julie Stoney Shelley Storrs Jan Straw Kay Strecker James Stringer Deb Stroble John Stuedemann Don Suitor 106 AHHS Club K. Zeile, R. Evans, 1 Gable, S. Graebner. T. Stricker, D. Pavlo, C. Dushan, J. Platko, L. Kleekamp, B. Klemm. S. Soper, K. Kettleholn, K. Maier, Y. Horton, B. Polzin, T. Tubergen. Ron Suitor Lyle Summerfield aryann Surdock Sue Surian David Sutter Carol Swafford Shawn Swartz Caryl Sweatland Joan Swinton Jack Tany Mitch Tarras Timothy Tallon Shelly Taugher Kim Taylor Kris Taylor Roger Taylor Sue Terry Dan Thomas Beth Thompson Jayme Thompson Peggy Thompson Tom Thompson Gary Thormeier Janet Tilot. Tim Toronjo Marie Torres Mike Tourangeau Cindy Trahan Liz Trejo Bill Troxell Cheryl Troyer Mark Tubb Connie Tuck Lori Turek Barb Ulicki Connie Urban Renee Vaughan Renie Villanulva Debbie Virale Tim Visnaw David Visuri Bill Viassis Legenda 107 108 AHHS Ray Voelker Larry Vorwerck Kathy Voss Grace Vudures Mark Wachner Duane Wachowiak John Wacke Dan Wagner Kay Walderzak Jim Walsh Betty Wamback Mike Warzecha Paul Watrous Julie Wazny Debbie Webb Terri Webber Val Weber “Tim Webster Alice wenrman Kathy Weig] Ben Wells Merijo Wenzal Brenda Wesmer Sam Wesolek Bob Wesson Steven Westphal Sue Westphal John Wetzel Margaret Wheeler Eugene White Rebecca White Timothy White Brenda Wilder Bill Wildey Mike Wilinski Mary Wilken Cookey Williams Lisa Williams Mark Wisniewski Charles Witbrandt Jay Witheridge Brian Wittmuss French Club French Club members are FIRST ROW: R. Webb, P. Vlassis, P. Sheets, P. McCullen. SECOND ROW: M. Ranzenberger, N. Carney, S. McMahon, Anderson, C. Wade. . Mills, B. Campbell, K. Kim Wood Robin Wood Val Wood Don Woodbridge Marianne Woods Dennis Wright Sandra Wright Jeffrey Wyman Barb Yahn Randy Yeager Dave York John Young Cindy Younk Sharon Zaggy Sandy Zariski Debra Zastrow Robert Zastrow Debbie Zietz Bob Zingg Tom Zirkle Dan Zissler Rosemary Zoellner Legenda 109 | 110 AHHS Ciaudeé Acha Sherry Acha Robert Adams Susan Adams Janette Anderson Robert Anderson Bradley Armstrong Shelley Armstrong Deborah Arndt Cheri Arnst Lena Artcliff LorEllen Ault Mary Ayala Michael Baase William Bain Charles Baker Janet Ballien Scott Ballien Kathy Balzer Janice Bartek Alistair Batsell Dirk Bauer Jeffrey Bauer Mark Baumer Harold Baumgartner Susan Baxter Beverly Beck Duane Becker James Beeckman Linda Beeg Robert Beets Dave Belokonny John Van Benschoten Mary Besson Laura Beuthin Elizabeth Bird Craig Bishop Mike Bishop Thomas Blodgett Kenneth Blohm John Bocade Craig Bohnhoff Orchestra Orchestra members are FIRST ROW: E. Watrous, K. Kelley, W. Gerwin, L. Spess, W. Lewis, M. Breitag, L. Todd, A. DeYoung. SECONDROW: K. Hoffman, C. Hoffman, N. Fuen- tes, G. Clark, B. McIntyre, L. Tyra, J. Kuehn, P. Ewbank, J. Quick, L. Kleekamp, J. Frib- ley. THIRD ROW: T. Goodsell, L. Anderson, J. Ferris, M. Warzecha, J. Louks, P. Bronz, K. Rivette, K. Beechler, W. Moore, T. Jarema, L. Beird, J. Deering. FOURTH ROW: V. Seeley, K. Ely, R. Bouchey, M. Gibson, J. Jamison, A. Galovics, L. MacCord, J. Kubik, T. Miller, L. Spess, T. Champagne, S. Donnenwerth, E. White, R. Jarvi, L. Norweigh, K. Schnell, D. Minster, D. Davis. STANDING: D. Miller, J. Shaw, D. Waters, D. Strouse, Mr. D. Austin, T. Schmidt, P. Schuell, R. Goodsell. Heidi Bolger Jim Bonnell Catherine Bookmyer Linda Borkholder Reed Bouchey Arnold Branch Greg Branch Bruce Brandimore Derrick Brandt Steve Brandt Daniel Braun Debra Brautigan Robert Brechtelsbauer Debra Breidenbach Brenda Bremer Patrick Brethauer Patricia Brewer John Bringer Jay Brooks Kenneth Brooks Albert Broughton Jeffrey Brown Sherrie Brown Jan Brussow Brant Bueche Catherine Bueche Lori Bueker Debra Burch Dallas Burdick Leslie Burke Susan Butler Joy Byers Melvin Byrd Sahyna Byron Jennifer Byron Christopher Calangelo Tamara Calef Mary Beth Call Maureen Callahan Kevin Campbell Susan Campbell Cathy Canole Robert Cappell Michael Carl James Carnes Fida Carter Kenneth Casey Richard Castillo Rebecca Cesarz Laurie Chamberlain Jack Champagne Tom Champagne Jeffrey Charbonneau Steven Charette James Chasnis Devin Chisholm Mark Chwala Karen Cieszlak Marianne Cieszlak Gail Clark Susan Clark Wayne Clark Cynthia Clayton Legenda 111 112 AHHS Honors Choir Members of the Honors Choir are FRONT ROW: C. Stockford, K. Roe, V. Borkholder, C. Gerrish, K. Baldwi n, M. Marr, N. Mead, L. Wallace, P. Shuell, and K. Averill. SECOND ROW: L. Maccord, L. Hales, J. Milne, J. Coulouris, G. Spicer, B. Melcher, E. Watrous, C. Caesar, C. Gronewald, L. DeGuise, S. Meacham, C. Wade, T. Jex, and S. Hanes. THIRD ROW: A. VanderKlipp, S. Mellinger, C. Seamon, L. Hospal, S. Stefaneck, B. Dalenburg, M. Roby, M. Tuck, A. Smith, L. Todd, F. Kraatz, J. Ogram, and J. Willert. FOURTH ROW: M. Young, B. Alsgaard, B. Miller, T. Miller, T. Borchard, T. Losee, G. Pinnell, J. Mondal, G. McCoy, C. Curtis, A. Holmberg, S. Card, M. Collison, L. Beird, C. Batsell, D. Minster, M. J. Hall, and J. Kuehn. FIFTH ROW: J. Platko, G. Collison, R. Zahnhow, M. Lobb, D. Clements, D. Chisholm, K. Egbert, K. Kettelhorn, C. Borchard, J. Fribley, D. Strouse, F. Welch, J. Wyman, P. Aves, G. Lewis, M. Gilson, and B. Pickleman. Kelly Clayton Dorris Clemens Ted Clemens Odie Coates Sam Coburn Joseph Collet Terry Collien Kenneth Collver Michele Conden Deborah Cook Linda Coon Debra Cormier Dave Cosarelli William Cotie JoAnne Coulouris Steve Coutz Gregory Cradit Larry Crain Katherine Crampton David Crane Thomas Cresswell Kathleen Cronin Sharon Crosier Conly Crossley Barbra Cullen Marc Culver Chris Curtis Beth Dalenberg Tim Daly Mike Damore Ed Danks Pat Daubert Jan Davis Jim Davis Kim Davis Mark Davis Jim Dawson Sue Debo Kip Decker Joe Deering Julie Delemeester Nunez delPrado Cheryl Demski Janell Devereaux Debbie Devos William DeYoung Doug Dejak Kevin Dill Bob Dixon Viktoria Dixon IImars Dobulis Keith Doering Morris Donnenwerth Sharon Donnenwerth Mary Dougherty Robin Douglas Girls’ Ensemble Girls’ Ensemble members are FIRST ROW: V. Downey, J. Appold, S. Larson, N. Ehmcke S- Reff, S. Meacham, D. Ricklefs, SECOND ROW: B. Premo, K. Ely, J. Ogram, D. Meisel, x pu iswell, H. Sierocki, L. Smith, F. Philips, B. Meyers, M. Sheets. THIRD ROW: a ringle, D. Farrell, C. Metiva, T. Savage, L. Valle, D. Murray, S. Kennedy, L. Kamp- ue M. Naleyayko, C. Budden, L. Mueller. FOURTH ROW: L. Douglas, L. Borkholder, a eee . Tuck, N. Kampfert, S. Flora, C. Gasper Bonnie Reinig, P. Gares, Se eee C. Hoffman, J. Rosenson, E. Bartek. FIFTH ROW: L. Bender, K. McKinstry, . Klaczkiewicz, A. Peters, C. Hinton, K. Graebner, J. Jamison, C. Barber, V. Weber, L. Downing, K. Voss, V. Denzer, J. Quick, K. McDonald. Bonnie Downs Cindy Doyle Robert Doyle Mary Dunkley Tom Dupuis Jackie Dusek Irene Dwyer Bob Dyer Jim Dyer Lynne Dzuba Robert Easlick Sherri Eddy Kim Egeler Craig Egerer James Eggebrecht Gary Eller Tom Elliott Garrett Ellison Carla Engle Tim Enos Joann Erndt Legenda 113 By | Dean Esler | Mike Estrada Terri Eurick Charles Evans | Margaret Ewbank | Paul Fehrman Philip Fehrman Lori Felsing Thomas Feldotte Karen Felsing Diane Fisher Robin Fitch Tim Fobear Mike Forbes Tammy Ford Kathleen Fordyce Renee Fortier Jann Fowler Theresa Fowler Cathy Francis Connie Francis Rodney Francis Mary Frawley | Kit Francke | Giosue Frevola Joel Fribley Ruth Frost Nancy Fuentes Ronda Fuller Marilou Gagne Robert Galaviz Charles Galbraith James Gardner Lennette Garrison Craig Gates Patti Gawne Joy Gehoski Judy George Joell Gerger Karen Gibson Robert Gillenwater Doreen Gilliland A Honors Band | A Honors Band members are FIRST ROW: J. Swinton, G. Wendler, D. Hervey, B. Schultz, | C. Flentje, B. Krawczyk, L. Seeley, J. Ulmer, T. Renshaw. SECOND ROW: L. Fielder, | J. Harnden, C. Maxwell,S. Harshman,S. MacGown, R. Viers, G. Vudures, J. Krieg, K. Tosch, P. Rackel, S. York. THRID ROW: R. Osborne, M. Minnks, D. Gillam, L. Graebner, M. Shovan, R. Zoellner, M. Sackrider, R. Christians, K. Gorski, D. Wagner, J. Wetzal, T. Kempter, R. Zemanek, D. Miller, S. Schuster, D. VanNorman, T. Sawyer, T. Champagne, M. Brass, | S. Ireland, G. Wurtz, R. Wheatley. FOURTH ROW: T. Kitzman, R. Graebner, C. Warnemuende, T. Kemerer, J. Quick, R. Schultz, D. Metiva, G. Trinklein, R. Hervey, M. Hayes, C. Evans, N. Gorski, L. Vorwerek, C. Strickland, J. Grau, J. Matta. 114 AHHS AA Honors Band AA Honors Band Members are FIRST ROW: B. McIntyre, L. Tyra, J. Kuehn, P. Ewbank, S. McNab, S. Blake, C. Luplow, W. Moore, K. Beechler. SECOND ROW: K. Rivette, P. Bronz, G. Jakes, M. Martin, J. Deering, I. Lichtenwald, M. Hanvey, J. Grollimund, T. Jarema. THIRD ROW: M. Russell, D. Trylch, J. Louks, L. Niersel, D. Letherer, J. Kublik, L. MacCord, H. Schmidt, T. Miller, L. Spess, S. Charette, J. Deering, J. Ruthig, R. Evans, B. Johns, N. Lopez, R. Camp, D. Crane, E. White, S. Donnenworth, R. Jarvi. FOURTH ROW: D. Wateroo, D. Miller, R. Williams, J. Shaw, G. Spicer, T. Warzecha, K. Anderson, S. Pierrie, L. Beird, C. Picardi, G. Wendling, D. Minster, J. Davis. Kathy Genske Bob Glick Wayne Glover Karen Godard Paul Gohlke Douglas Gonlock Vicki Gonzales Bridget Goodrow Tom Goodsell Kathy Gorski Nancy Gorski Lori Gorte Richard Graebner Tom Gray Terri Greene Don Gregory Diane Grierson Kim Griffore William Griffore Bev Grobe ; Laurie Gronski Mark Grunzwell Sally Grzenia Bill Guild Melanie Guthrie John Gutierrez Rick Haines Linda Hales Mary Jo Hall Kathy Haller Pat Halm Anders Holmberg Mike Hanley Dorie Hanson Mark Hanvey Legenda 1 15 Kelsey Hargesheimer Donna Harper Gail Harper Jackie Harris Tim Hart Craig Hartman Petra Haucke Mike Hayes Sue Heartwell John Ebach Pat Heidtke Paul Heinlein Teri Henne John Henning Rebekah Henry Don Hepworth Barb Herlick Debbie Hervey Cindy Hill Matt Himmelein Daniel Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Kathy Hollingsworth Robert Holton Robert Horn Yvette Horton Rick Howard Carol Hubbard Frank Hoye Cathy Hudberg Deborah Hudson George Hugel Trudy Hughes Kent Hunt Kevin Hunt 116 AHHS Majorettes are FIRST ROW: M. Russell, C. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: D. Duby, L. Fielder, B. McIntyre, S. Storrs. Majorettes Tom Jacobi Ed Jackson Diane Jacques Tim Jank Judy Jamrog Mark Jarema Tim Jarema Bob Johnson Robert Jones Debi Jones Kathleen Jones Dave Jordan Mary Joseph Cathy Jungerheld Ann Kalmbach Edward Karas Pat Kaseman George Kastros Robert Kaufman Kathy Kaylor Debbi Keller Kem Kelley Pat Kempter Jean Kenny Stephen Kennedy Sue Kennedy Tom Kerby Kim Kettelhohn Wanda Kiebala Lori Kring Sharon King Tom Kingry David Kingsbury Jeff Kirchner Jim Kirchner Linda Kochalka Sheltra Kocks Thomas Koerber Tracie Kolhoff John Konieczka Lynn Konsdorf Louie Kovack Mary Koza Dawn Kraatz Fay Kraatz Branda Krall Bozena Kroreczyk Jean Krasinski Bob Krinz William Krenz John Krogman Kathy Krueger Don Kuhr Richard Kruse Steve Kushner Gary Kruske Kerry Kuznicki Judy LaBarge Diane LaBeff Lynn LaChance Luana Lackhard Gregg LaFramboise Brenda Lamrouex Teri Landman Debby Lane Tery Lange Jennifer Langeneck Allen La Pointe David LaPorte Janet LaPorte Legenda 117 118 AHHS Fred Lassahn Mark Latham Todd Laubach Ann Laubhan Randy Laubhan Mike Laviolette Steve Lazzaro Jean Lee Joseph Lepeak Ken Lentner John Lervezuk Thomas Lesh Sue Lewis James Licavoli Irv Lichtenwald Linda Little Gloria Llamas Sylvia Llamas Jim Loicano Nancy Lopez Sally Losee Gregg Lubben Don Ludwick Claudette Luplow Dale Luth Nancy Ann Lynch Scott MacArthur Mike Macomber David Majeski Al Mann Myrna Marr Deb Markey Steve Markey Michele Marsden Pam Martens John Marti Debbie Martin Eva Martin Jim F. Martin Jim M. Martin Karen Martin Nancy Martin Hi-Y members are FIRST ROW: K. Cronin, S. Coutz, J. Geese, M. Averill, G. Wend- ling, D. Dowidat, B. Perez. SECOND ROW: T. Morello, J. Neimier, C. Gibson, R. Urbain, B. Doran, D. Doman, J. Hrywnak, D. Mauch. THIRD ROW: T. Hill, C. Spiess, L. Felsing, J. Martin, M. Ruble, T. Rudy, D. Clark. J. Spreeman, Delores Maslowski Dan Mason Mike Mason Lori Mastos Jerry Maul Clarence Maultrie Jerry Mauro Amy Maxwell Cindy McCaffery Pat McCarthu Mari McCu;len Kay McDonald Kim McDonald Patrick McDonald Dennis McDougall Roger McDougall Tim McFarland Thresa McFay David McGrath Bob McGillen Ken McGuire Brad McKenna Pat McKinstry Carol McMall Michelle McMall Nelson McMath Jackie McMullin Sandy McNab Nancy Mead Richard Meisel Rebecca Melcher Susan Mellinger Melissa Melville Annette Metiva Dorothy Metiva Rick Metiva Debra Metz Hope Meyer Mark Meyer Steve Meyer Karl Meyerholt Dennis Meyette Legenda 119 120 AHHS Jan Mikolaiczik Robert Millar Donald Miller Duane Miller Jackie Milne Ron Milne Mary Minnis Nancy Minor Debbie Minster Mike Mitchell Prudy Mohr Doug Moiles Jiten dra Mondol Kelly Morehouse Ken Morey Joseph Morris Robert Morrison Aleta Moses Dick Mott Burt Munsen Ann Murphy Terry Murphy Debbie Murray Randy Nagel Cheryl Napora Dan Needham Greg Neiderquill Chris Neilson Lisa Nelson Linda Niersel Anne Noble Pat Novak Shirley Oblander Randy Oberson Judy Obuchowski Mike O’Dell Jay Oeming Jayne Ogram Terry Ordway Bill O’Rourke Rae Osborne Steve Paige Audio-visual Audio Visual Staff members are FIRST ROW: A. Russell, S. Hales, D. Platko, SECOND ROW: Mr. D. Storck, C. Curtis, M. Sieggreen. Chess Club Chess Club members are: I. Dobulis, R. Alger and J. Carnes. Theresa Pasko Jacqueline Pasterz Mary Pavlicek Dinah Pavlo Mary Beth Pawlik Randy Peirson Kim. Pekas Guy Pelkey Kathy Pepera Alma Perez Connie Perez Kip Perry Kris Peters Dave Petzko Don Phillips Barry Pickelman Gene Pickelman David Pinnell Greg Pinnell Joseph Platko John Plowdrey Jim Pogoreski Gary Pohlman Sue Pohlman Roger Poineau Bill Polzin Don Poppe Gerard Poyer Brenda Premo Gerard Premo John Premo Mark Premo Bill Pressprich Penny Preston Roger Price JoAnn Pringle John Pritchett Barb Purcell Debbie Purkis Robert Qualman Legenda 121 122 AHHS Eldon Quick Vicki Quick John Rabideau Paula Rackel Bernice Rambow Maria Ramos Julie Rauschert John Reagh Bob Reed Mike Reinke Mike Revard Clarence Richard Tad Richards Pam Richter Duane Riselay Tin Rittenberry Kathy Ritzenhein Linda Rivera Kim Rivette Danie Rober Janie Robertson Cheryl Robinson Sharon Roditcher Huberto Rodriguez Kathy Roe Jim Rolf Jenny Rood Vicki Rose Lisa Ross Kim Roth Rick Ruble Jan Ruediger Karen Ruggles Ron Rummel Albert Russell Mark Russell Nancy Ryman Roland Sabra Joe Sabrow Fred Sahr Larry Salvi Dave Samson Junior Repres entatives Junior Representatives are: J. Brooks, D. Mott, D. Verdusco, M. Thompson. - Mike Sanburn Michele Sauve Tracy Savage Mark Schauman Mike Scherping Chris Schmidt Delphine Schmidt Steve Schmidt Kirk Schmolitz Kathy Schnell Dennis Schoberth Tom Schroeder Teri Schultz William Schumacher Kathy Schumann Dan Schwab Jeff Schwartz Kacey Schwartz Brenda Scott Terry Scott Doug Scovill Debo Seibel Mark Senn Mike Shafer Doug Sharp Jeff Shaw Jim Shay Jodi Shields Kathie Shook Clara Shoup Brian Shubitowski Peggy Shuell Susan Shuster Rae Ann Sievert Kurt Simpson Kim Simon Paul Sipiala Dave Sisson Laurie Sizick Darlene Smith Guy Smith Legenda 123 Richard Smith Beth Smolen Brian Snook Jenny Sobel Dave Sopeak Gail Spicer Chuck Spiess Francis Spiker Rick Spitz Betty Spraull Don Spreeman Kevin Srnek Marianne Srnek Terry Stahe Phillip Stahle Brian Stansbury Ruth Stanuszek Mollie Stark Sally Stark Janet Steele Susan Stefaneck Theresa Steinpres Pamela Stephens Jon Stewart Debbie Stork Tom Stricker Carl Strickland Marie Strickland Hary Stuart Mike Stuller Bob Suhr Richard Suhr Carol Sundeck Mark Swafford Joni Tarras Ron Tashhner Bill Taylor Roxana Taylor Susan Taylor Ted Taylor Karen Thomas Julie Thompson 124 AHHS Mark Thompson Vanessa Thompson Curt Thon Lori Tilot Sandy Tilot Robert Timm Tim Tobin Laura Todd Karen Tosch Lisa Trace Nancy Trap Karen Tremont Cindy Trier Ross Trier Glenn Trinklein Cindy Truax Tim Tubergen Margaret Tuck Vicky Tullis Steve Urich Sue Urich Beth Valdiserri Jerry Valentine Lydia Valle Terry Van Bocylaer Amy VanderKlipp Kae Vander Meer Kathy Van Elsacker Diane Verdusco Scott Victory Tim Volz John Wacke Chris Wacker Robert Waddell Mark Wade Ski Club Ski Club members are FIRST ROW: M. Carter, C. Carter, J. Byron, R. Vaughan, M. Woods. SECOND ROW: T. Whaley, D. McGrath, J. Krieg, C. Gronewold, P. Sheets, C. Sundeck, M. Bell, S. Salesky, M. Averill, T. Salesky, T. Kenel, C. Egerer, K. Doering, M. Mason, K. Francke, A. Vander Klipp, C. Christenson. THIRD ROW: S. Kisner, K. Kampfert, C. Crossley, J. Brussow, J. Devereaux, S. Mott, L. Gronski, S. White, M. Levinsohn, C. Sundeck, B. Grobe, B. Prine, M. Hise, J. Willert, D. Stork. FOURTH ROW: _T. Denno, T. Morello, B. Mason, A. Branch, F. Zingg, S. Zolinski, S. Schmidt, D. Schmid, T. Warzecha, J. Ekelof, R. Schultz, C. Dalton, B. Wilson, M. Langenecker, C. Egerer, S. Weatherford, D. Becker, K. Gibson, P. Halm, J. Sobel. Legenda 125 2, Soe te Spanish Club Spanish Club members are FIRST ROW: M. Fox, C. Ryman, C. Schmidt with mascot FRED, L. Granville, H. Hughes. SECOND ROW: N. Schaper, S. Hudberg, R. Fuller, K. Maier, D. Hervey, A. Wright. David Wagner Brenda Walderzak Paul Walderzak Daniel Wallace Dave Wallace Bill Walsh Don Walters Carl Wardlow Davod Waters John Watrous Amy Watson Sally Watson Carol Wazny Scott Weatherford Kathy Webster Melissa Wehner Forrest Welch Rick Welzein Gretchen Wendler Bob Wesson Deb Westphal Sue Westphal Dean White Eugene White Jan Willert Dave Willett Cheryl Williams Brian Wilson Michael Wiltse Pat Wisniewski Margaret Woodbridge AnMaree Wright Cathy Wright Gloria Wright Wanda Yancer 126 AHHS Dawn Yanna Gertrude Yeager Margaret Yeager Frank Yeska Shirley Yeska Terry Yon Mary Young Lynn Younk John Yuill Debbie Zagata Brenda Zeilinger Carol Zettel Gregg Zimmerman Lenny Zimmerman Fred Zingg David Zissler Betty Lou Zoellner Paul Zucker Legenda 127 Edward Abby Pamela Achard James Acker Debra Ackerman LaVergne -Adsit Sue Albrecht Dan Alcock Richard Alger Alice Allen Elizabeth Alsgaard Darlene Altwies James Anders David Anderson Karen Anderson Mary Anderson Ruth Appold Carol Armstrong Cindy Austin Mark Averill Edward Bader 128 AHHS Varsity Football Varsity Football team members are FIRST ROW: M. Haller, K. old J; Boycess: Gottschalk, R. Schibelhut, T. Eurick, W. Moore, B. Wilson, R. Reisig, M. Hare. SECOND ROW: J. Krogman, D. Robar, R. Jarabek J. Foy, K. Baxter, M. Langenecker, M. Martin, J. Bonnell, D. Preston, J. Rolf, D. Mott. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, R. Adams, M. Damore, S. Myer, P. Walderzak, B. Jones,R. Rummel, J. Plowdrey, T. Enos, J. Champagne. FOURTH ROW: G.Branch, R. Francis, S. MacArthur, J. Lervezuk, P. McCarthy, C. Thon, T. Jank, P. Brethaur, B. Suhr, M. Thompson, M. Carl. FIFTH ROW: J. Brooks, D. Elliot, G. Pelkey, D. Dijak, C. Bohnhoff, N. McMath, T. Murphy, J. Rabideau, Managers K. Decker, S. Ballein. SU ap Coach Edward Periard, Coach Thomas Karac, Coach George Ihler, Coach incent Combs Cassandra Bady Sharon Baird Kathy Baldwin Chrin Bank Clifford Barber John Barid John Barkley Randy Barnes Beth Bartels Charla Batsell Monica Bauer Kevin Baxter Charles Beach James Beam Ronald Beaton Legenda 129 Girls’ Volleyball Girls’ Varsity Volleyball team members are FIRST ROW: K. Morley, J. Blodgett, K. Gibson, D. Ruthig, J. Ferris. SECOND ROW: Miss P. Teter, S. Surian, B. Bartels, L. Harrison, C. Barger, P. Halm, B. Herlick. Betsy Becker David Becker Wendy Becker Sandra Beckert Jan Beckman Kathy Beechler Jeanne Beeman William Beffrey Peggy Belair Marcia Bell Lorraine Benedict Tom Benthien Jeryl Benway David Berkompas David Bircault 130 AHHS Theodore Birnbaum Beverly Bissonette Roxanne Bittner Ricky Blake Terri Blohm Gwendolyn Blue John Bluhm Terry Boid Phyllis Boltz Sara Borchard Tom Borchard Virginia Borkholder Jacklyn Bottke Jerry Bow James Boyce Marci Boyer Fred Brady Mike Braman Mary Breitag Theresa Bringer Sue Brogan Patricia Bronz Roberta Browning Jill Brush Denise Brutkiewicz Gordon Bryant Karl Bunzow Michael Burger Martha Burnette Carrie Bush Legenda 131 Timothy Bush Kim Bushey Kurt Butzin Rhonda Byron Nilda Caceres Cindy Caesar Randy Camp Dawn Carey Sheila Carrol Susan Case Gary Champagne Alan Cherry Terry Chiles Hohn Chirikas Curt Christenson Renee Christian Terry Cichosz Roger Cieszlak Timothy Cieszlok Cindy Clark | Dan Clark David Clark Debra Clark Timothy Clark Connie Clayton Trina Clayton Michelle Clement David Clements Jerry Cline Karla Clothier 132 AHHS ee Lynn Colbert Jeannette Cole Ann Collison Gregory Collison Michael Collison John Combs Paul Conn Veronica Cooper Barbara Cordingly William Corne Steven Cornwell Carol Corsault Kathie Cotie Gary Cradit Cindy Cramer Legenda 133 shiscedual tTHUR ¥ Varsity Ba sketball Varsity Basketball team members are FIRST ROW: C. Thon, T. Reis, D. Mott, J. Deering, J. Champagne, J. Deering. SECOND ROW: R. Wesmer, C. Bohnhoff, M. Premo, M. Spatz, B. Jones, B. Dixon, K. Dill, B. Wilson. Kirk Cronin Debra Crowley Lucille Cruz Lori Cunningham Jim Cushman Martin Dahl Curt Dalton Barry Damzyn Diane Daniels Donald Daoust Mary Beth Dashner James Davis Mary Davis Connie Dawson John Deering 134 AHHS Millie DeFrancesco Lori DeGuise Terry Dennp Karen Derheim John Dersch Timothy Devos Louis DeWitt Gina Dietzal James Dixon Lindy Dixon Nancy Dixon ‘Mark Dodge Donald Doman David Donaghy William Doran Jeff Doutre David Dowidat Dan Dukarski Dave Dukarski Nelson Duma Dave Dunkley Michelle Dupuis Lorrie Durkacy Kathy Dushan Ronald Dycus Vickie Easterling Gregory Eberline Michael Eddy Lynn Edgar Charles Edwards Legenda 135 Pat Ellsworth Donna Emeott: Jan Emery Richard Engle Joanne Engles Welby Erskine Rich Eurick Robert Evans Ann Evan Leslie Farrel Rhonda Farrell Cathy Favara Jim Foy Jutta Federolf Larry Felsing 136 AHHS Senior Hostesses Senior Hostesses are M. Martin, K. Anderson, K. Beechler, M. Dupuis. Mike Felton Sheila Fettig Roger Fetting Lynn Fielder Frauke Finster Cathy Fitch Marie Flattery Michael Fordyce Terry Forshee Carol Fowler Conrad Francis Janice Fritz Mary Frost Richard Fuller Marguerite Furlo Foreign Exchange Students Foreign Exchange Students are; B. Holmberg, F. Finster, J. Federolf, R. del Prado. Legenda 137 Jo Ellen Gaddis Mark Gaertner Wayne Gahagan Sharon Gallagher Dan Galonska Wayne Garchow Anita Gasparovic Karen Gauze Mark Gehringer Peggy Gehris Cindy Gerrish Michael Gerow Wendy Gerwin Richard Geyer Charles Gibson Martin Gilbert Debbie Gillam Gary Gilman Michael Girard Eve Gohlke Richard Goodsell Cherrie Goodwin Kimberly Gordon Brian Gorman Julie Gorney Cindy Gorte John Gottschalk Dawn Graves Margaret Graves Neil Gray 138 AHHS James Green Dennis Greenwood Shelly Greve Nancy Groening Jay Grollimund Carolyn Gronewald Anthony Gronski Bonnie Gross Mary Grossman Kathy Guimond Susan Gustin Mazine Gutierrez Debra Haines Kristin Haines Peggy Hale Legenda 139 Laura Hales Scott Hales Marilyn Hall Mark Haller Kathy Hamlin Raymond Harden Michael Hare Brian Haremski Jane Hargreaves : Jean Harnden Keith Harrington Susan Harshman Chris Hartner Debbie Hartwick Margaret Hatzke 140 AHHS Senior Representatives Senior Representatives are (clockwise): B. Miller, G.White, T. Rhode, K. Clothier. Richard Haug Thomas Hausbeck June Helpap Doug Hill Kathy Hill Randy Hill David Hintz Barbara Hock Lori Hodges Mary Hoerauf Mark Hoffman John Hollingsworth Dennis Holnagel Robin Honig Kimberly Ann Horn Leslie Hospal David Hubbard Ellen Hubbard Randy Hubinger Sandra Hudberg Ann Huebler Holly Hughes John Humpert Calvin Ingles Steven Ireland Gregory Jakes Richard Jarabek Ronald Jarvi Vicki Jean Terri Jex Legenda 141 Brad Johnson Michael Jones James Jordan Debra Juhas Kim Kampfert Nancy Kampfert Ted Kazmerski Kathy Keene Molly Keene Llewelyn Keie Kurt Keldenich Michael Kelly Pamela Kelley Bonnie Kellman Tom Kempter Gail Kennedy Laura Kenn edy Lynnette Kerr Alan Kessler Alene Kessler Steven Kisner Vicki Klaczkiewicz Sheila Klein Robert Kluck Loren Knapp Donn Knight Chris Kocks Garth Koeppinger Michelle Konieczka Diane Korbein 142 AHHS h fi � OCCAH members are FIRST ROW: J. Bartek, T. Henne, J. Robar, J. Martin, D. Schnell, N. Dixon, N. Schade, M. LaManna, M. Burnett, M. Taub. SECOND ROW: S. Wiltse, V. Bork- holder, c Favara, C. Tolosa, iL Kochalka, K. Kross, C. Arnst, D. Brutkiewicz, K. Hol- lingsworth, A. Gasparovic, M. DeFrancesco, CG Kocks, ‘es McElroy. THIRD ROW: M. Bau er, R. Simmons, PeKeCr. S. ‘Losee, R. Bittner, D. Holnagel, B. Scott, T. Clayton, D. Pscholka, P. Shields, M. Pawlik, M. Laski, A. Huebler. FOURTH ROW: A. Kundinger, C. Dawson, M. Nuechterlein, P. Hauke, sie Devereaux, D. Jones, L. Gorte, L. Felsing, K. McDonald, S. McInnis, N. Schaper, J. Dean, B. Lamrouex. Joyce Kotenko Sharon Kowaleski James Krieg Karen Kross Janine Kuehn Angela Kundinger Gregory Kushner Patricia Kutsch Wendy Kuznicki Susan Kwaiser Nancy Laatsch Greg LaFramboise Vickie LaLonde Mary Jo LaManna Cindy Langeneck Legenda 143 Mark Langeneker Mark Langschwager Margaret Lanning David LaPorte Marilyn Laski Roxanne Lassahn Linda Latvala Ken Laufer Gary Leaman Karen Leckie Barbara Lee Alan Leese Susan LeFevre Mary Ann Lennox Don Leonard 144 AHHS Girls’ Swim team member P. Terry, T. Newvin Pittman, K. Stockfor Mrs. M. Dietrich. Girls’ Swimming s are FIRST ROW: L. Douglas, P. Brewer, L. Spess, T. Renshaw, e, B. Jessmore, L. Niersel. SECOND ROW: Manager H. Schoen, P. d, Y. Shubitowski, J. Delemeester, J. Easlick, L. Kiebala, Coach Steve LePeak Lynnette Leppert Sherri Leurs Marcia Levinsohn Gary Lewis Wendy Lewis John Lintern Irene Litvinskas Victor Llamas Steven Lockey Ann Loicano Sally Loiselle Lori Long Ann Lpubert Judy Louks Svens Lusars Linda MacArthur Kimberly MacCauley Steven MacGown Ray Mahnke Kim Maier Judy Malecke Daniel Malzahn Amy Markey Reva Markey David Markle Robert Markewicz Patricia Marr James Martin Janet Martin Legenda 145 Merlyn Martin Michael Martin Janice Masica William Mason Donald Mauch Vicki McCaffrey Robin McCoy Patrice McCullen Kathy McDonald Lorraine McElroy Sharon McInnis Beth McInt yre Steven McKinstry Sheila Meacham Vickie Meacham Wrestling Wrestling team members are FIRST ROW: D. Suitor, S. Graebner, M. McCoy, J. Nixon, J. Beckman, D. Poppe, B. Brechtelsbauer, M. Tarras, K. Myerholt, R. Suitor, Manager D. Bechman, Coach Richard Bistline. SECOND ROW: K. McGuire, G. Kacholka, J. Nowland, J. Grau, M. Gerow, R. Hervey, D. Crane, D. Maslowski, D. McCauley, M. Tubb, Coach James Gallery. THIRD ROW: T. Tubergen, G. Huegel, P. Sipaula, P. McCarthy, T. Mauch, S. Carolan, M. Doran. 146 AHHS ow Cross Country Cross Country team members ar e FIRST ROW: B. Dyer, P. Zucker, J. Deering, G. Cham- pagne, J. Deering, J. Vetterle, K. Cronin, B. Brechtelsbauer. SECOND ROW: Coach Edward etzko, B. Morrison, T. Raymond, M. Jarema, B. McCutcheon, R. Metiva, G. Barr, B. Wil- son, G. Sieb, T. Raymond, D. Kuhr, M. Hayes, D. Donaghy. Kathy Megerle William Meschke David Meshinski Annette Metiva Deborah Metiva Dennis Metiva Dan Metevia Chris Meyer Barb Meyerholt Joan Middledorf Karla Mikula Dawn Miller Janica Miller Lyle Miller Mark Miller Legenda 147 Robert Miller Timothy Miller Richard Mitchell John Mocny Lillian Moncman Willie Moore Gregory Moran Timothy Morello Roger Morgan Jeffrey Morford Timothy Morse Wendy Mueller William Munard John Murphy Kathleen Murphy Robert Murray Jerry Naples Randy Nelson Kathy Neuenfeldt Kay Newsted John Neymeiyer Mark Nichols Chris Northrup Mary Nuechterlein Robert Obuchowski David O’Leary Martin Orler Dennis Ottersky Laurie Packard Mark Packard 148 AHHS Golf Team _ members are FIRST ROW: G. Neiderquill, T. Richards, C. Harris, Coach S. Murphy. SECOND ROW: Coach B. Smith, L. Bivoles, T. Tallon, T. Lesh, T. Kerby. Janelle Palmer William Palmer Rod Pacquette Penny Pasel Timothy Patterson Paula Paveglio Debbie Pawlick Connie Peak Dwight Peak James Pelkey Rosie Pelkey Ben Perez Gail Perior Bruce Perry Medor Phillips Chris Picardi Robin Pierce Sharon Pierrie Legenda 149 Mike Pitts Marilyn Plowdrey Sue Podsiadlik Bill Pohlman Arthur Poineau Mike Poineau Brent Polak Diane Pool Toni Poppe Frankie Powell Kathy Prevost. David Price Clarence Prill Pam Pruden Diane Pscholka Kent Pyscher JoAnn Ryll Dennis Railling Debra Rank Mark Ranzenberger Thomas Raymond Tim Raymond William Reese Dale Reichle Kimberly Reis Timothy Reis Randy Reisig Thomas Rexius Polly Richter Kathy Reifel 150 AHHS Duane Rigg Robin Rippberger Geralyn Rivette Joyce Robar Jay Roberts Bartley Roe David Rogers Pamela Rogers Randy Rogers Terri Rhode Leo Rose Fay Rousseau Mark Ruble Thomas Rudy Yolanda Ruiz Varsity Pom Pom Varsity Pom Pom members are FIRST ROW: D. Cook, M. Marr, B. Grobe, L. Long, P. Shuell, M. Martin. SECOND ROW: M. Dupuis, S. Oblander, C. Sundeck, K. Gibson, M. Frawley, A. Loiacano, R. Christian. THIRD ROW: C. Robinson, B. Cullen, C. Zettel, W. Gerwin, P. Graves, C. Gronewald. Legenda 151 Daniel Russell | Mary Russell | Margie Sackrider | James Sager Thomas Salak Steven Salesky Kathie Salvner Earl Samuels John Sanford Thomas Sauvage I | Thomas Sawyer Gregory Schacktner Nancy Schade Gary Schafer Karen Schafer 152 AHHS Swimming Swim_team members are FIRST ROW: D. Hoffman, C. Christenson, S. Zolinski, P. Thomp- son, G. Moran, S. Trace, B. Waddell, B. Pressprich. SECOND ROW: B. Schumacher, D. Mc- Grath, J. Reagh, R. Haines, F. Zingg, managers B. Glick, L. Fielder, B. Alsgaard, B. Mc- Intyre. THIRD ROW: M. Barker, R. Sheets, E. Beckert, J. Knezeh, J. Witheridge, C. Han- sen, M. Shovan, L. Ferris, P. McCutcheon, R. Christians, Coach K. Howenstine. Nancy Schaper Randy Schibelhut Gail Schlicker Dennis Schluckbier Dave Schmid Cindy Schmidt Elizabeth Schmidt Jo Schmidtke Cheryl Schmolitz David Schnear Steven Schneider Debbie Schnell John Schnell Sharon Schoen David Schotts Gregory Schultz Jeri Schultz Joanne Schultz Pam Schultz Robert Schultz Cinda Seaman Dennis M. Seeley Lexie Seeley Dennis Shaler Bonnie Sharpe Pamela Sheets Polly Shields Matthew Shinners Kevin Shoskey Rebecca Shubitowski Legenda 153 Mark Sieggreen Rosemary Simmons Laura Slavin Sharlene Smeage Annette Smith Dawn Smith Sandra Smith Zina Smits Steven Soper Lori Sovia Richard Spagnuolo Michael Spatz Roger Spear Lynn Spencer Laurie Sperling Linda Spess Ann Spiker John Spreeman Marcia Stack Jeanette Stanuszek Vence Stedry Linda Steele Michael Steele Martha Stein Kim Stevens Christina Stockford Linda Stockford Reba Stone Herbert Straebel Tina Strecker 154 AHHS och enhance DECCAH DECAH members are FIRST ROW: G. Schachtner, C. Trier, S. Beckert, P. Novak, R. Lassahn, D. Metiva, Cre Poppe, R. McDougall, K. Butzin, D. Breidenbach, J Rwette, B. Gross. THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Hartman, ohnson, T. Yon, K. Griffore, P. Ziegler, S. Lefevre, Je Litvenskas, S. Fettig, . Seloner. SECOND ROW: D. Bau- ““Schluckbier, B. tiva, S. Hudbers. Charles Strobel David Strouse Kimberly Stuart Kevin Suitor Curt Sumera Carrie Sundeck Neil Sutlon John Symons Dianne Szymanowske Gregory Talik Vicki Talik Pamela Taney Meri Lynn Taub Steven Taylor Daniel Terrian James Theisen Gary Thomas Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Thomas Varsity Cheerleaders are: S. White, K. Leckie, D. Devos, M. Bell, J. Fowler, C. Francis. Jo Thomas Owen Thompson Pete Thompson Gary Thornhill Robin Tilot Cindy Tolosa Paula Torres Steve Trace Julie Troyer Debra Trylch Todd Turek Michael Turpen Lynnette Tyra Janet Ulmer Richard Urbain 156 AHHS Paula Van Conett Dale Van Norman Linda Vercoe Anto Verga John Vetterle Ron Viers Peggy Vlassis Sandra Vlassis Susan Vlassis Karen Wachner Pamela Wacker Cheryl Wade Laura Wallace Bonnie Wallaert William Waltenburg Susan Wamback Craig Warnemuende Anthony Warzecha Esther Watrous Clarence Wazny Marcia Webb Ruth Webb Mary Jo Webster Tom Webster Carol Weig! Karen Wells Debra Welzel Gary Wendling Thomas Wendzik Jeffrey Wenzel Legenda 157 Ted Wenzel Timothy Wenzel Rick Wesmer Robin Wesmer David Westphal Timothy Whaley Rob Wheatley Edward White Gwen White Sandra White Richard Williams Brad Wilson Jerry Wilson Marcia Wilson Sherri Wiltse 158 AHHS s are FIRST ROW: M. Guthrie, M. Call, ECOND ROW: Miss P. Teter, B. Bantels, C. Bookmyer, J. Loiacano, C. Wazny, V. Klaczkiewicz, K. Franke. J. Masica, J. Bottke, Sue Windon Mike Wisniewski Jean Witkowski Darcy Wood Barbara Woodward Chuck Wortley Lou Ann Wright Sue Wright Steve Wolff Greg Wurtz Lori Yakat Vicki Yancer David Yates Howard Yingling Sue York Linda Zahn Kim Zeile Ralph Zemanek Peggy Ziegler Sheila Zieroff Scott Zolinski Legenda 159 Dr. Jack Taylor Mrs. Dorothy Beck Mr. Ruben Daniels Mr. Harold Karls Board of Education Dr. Walter Averill Mr. W. Thomas Burdick Dr. John Goodsell Mr. Joseph Oeming Mr. Harold W. Giesecke Principal ABOVE: Assistant principal for in- struction, Mr. Keith Bir sall, con- Siders a question ea to a new class. ABOVE RIGHT: r. Oliver Herzler talks with a concerned parent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Attendance Director Mr. Robert Parson checks the at- tendance record of a student. RIGHT: Mr. Emerson Grossman, assistant principal for students, reads a student record. 160 AHHS Counselors Miss Helen Olmstead Dean of Students Mrs. Nancy Baxter Director of Guidance Mr. Peter Derheim Miss Mary Doige Mr. James Hayes Mr. Oliver Herzler, Jr. Miss June O’Dell Mr. Parnell Tardy Site ee ae Reka rod Legenda 161 Miss Alice Ahischwede Social Studies Mr. Charles J. Anderson Business Education Mr. David R. Austin Music Mr. Gary K. Barker Science Mr. George Barron Science Guidance Mr. Hiram R. Becker English Mr. E. G. Bickel German Mrs. Lorene Bisho Englis Mr. Richard Bistline English Wrestling Coach Mr. David Blazejewski Industrial Arts Miss Maureen Boltz Business Education Mrs. Joy Buor English Mr. Earl D. Burnett Driver Education 162 AHHS Mr. Rockwell Scherzer plans daily lessons for his math classes. Mrs. Donna Cappell English Mr. Frederick W. Case Science Department Chairman Mrs. Cynthia Clore Home Economics Miss Mabel Close Librarian Mr. Vincent Combs English Guidance Assistant Football Coach Mr. Terry T. Crevia Science Mr. Don Damer Social Studies Miss Charlotte Damuth Business Education Miss J. A. Deford Foreign Language Mrs. Margaret Dietrich Physical Education Mr. William Durham Social Studies Mr. Darrel Emerson Publications Legenda 163 Mr. Robert Enzer Science Mr. A. Fetting Science Mr. Aiea L. Flynn Physical Educat ion Mr. Charles Fowler Driver Education Athletic Director Mr. Jim Gallery Guidance Assistant JV Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach Mrs. Louise Harrison English Mr. Ray E. Hartman Business Education Department Chairman Mr. Joseph Heitkamp Social Studies Mrs. Norma Hile Home Economics Mr. Kent J. Howenstine Science Swimming Coach Mr. George Ihler Driver Education Varsity Football Coach Mr. Richard Jensen Music Department Chairman Mr. Bill Johnson Industrial Arts JV Football Coach Mr. Dell Roy Kalina Special Education 164 AHHS Mr. Thomas Karac (12) is one of several Arthur Hill teachers who enjoy i aaa ia a ta al playing hockey in their spare time. Mr. Thomas Karac Social Studies Assistant Football Coach Mrs. Eleanor S. Karpicke English Mr. James Keenan Social Studies Mr. John Kleekamp Social Studies Business Education Mr. Gary Knight English Mr. Bruce Kramer Special Education Mr. John Kring Mathematics Mr. Gary Lee Driver Education Basketball Coach Mr. Harve C. Light Social Studies Mrs. Joy Luenberger English Mr. Sam L. Maisano Science Mr. J. McCargar Science Track Coach Mr. Dan McShannock Business Education Assistant JV Football Coach Mr. Earl L. Mitchell Art Legenda 165 Mr. Donald Morey Physical Education Mr. Seymour L. Murphy Guidance Golf Coach Mr. Norman E. Nash Mathematics Mrs. W. F. Newton Business Education Miss Ruth Patow Foreign Language pecatent hairman English Mr. Edward L. Periard Guidance Physical Education JV Baseball Coach Assistant Football Coach Mr. E. F. Petzko Social Studies Cross Country Coach Mr. William J. Pistono Special Education Mr. R. George Purdy Mathematics Tennis Coach Mr. K. L. Rank Physical Education JV Basketball Coach Mrs. Helen Rath Science Mrs. Joanne E. Roller Mathematics 166 AHHS Mrs. Louise Harrison leads a discussi American Literature class. on in her 20th Century Mr.H. David Rowell checks attendance in fourth year Spanish. Mrs. Elaine L. Roth Special Education Mr. H. David Rowell Foreign Language Mr. David Saari Music Mrs. Janet Salas English Mr. Garald Schairer Social Studies Mr. Rockwell S. Scherzer Mathematics Department Chairman Mr. Arthur W. Seiferlein Business Education Mr. Hugh Schackelford Social Studies Department Chairman Mr. Robert Sherwood Business Education Mr. Burris Smith Mathematics Miss Sheila Smith Foreign Language Legenda 167 Miss J. Speer English Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart English Mr. Donald W. Storck Mathematics Audio-Visual Chairman Miss Isabella A. Struthers English Department Chairman Miss Patricia Teter Physical Education Mr. Richard Thomas Mathematics Mr. Norris E. Uhlman Mathematics Mr. Jack Visuri industrial Arts Varsity Baseball Coach Mr. Joseph Flynn expiains boxing techniques to a sopho-— more gym class. 168 AHHS Mrs. Marianne Vitito Art Mr. William Vondette Social Studies Mr. Bryant S. Wilson Social Studies Mrs. J. Wilson English Mathematics Mrs. Carol Wylie Art f J Miss Carol Witamborski | Mrs. Margaret Dietrich is amused by a student’s comment. Legenda 169 ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Kay Compau cheerfully Mee the daily announce- ments. ABOVE: Secretaries Mrs. Debbie Thomas, Mrs. Christine Horvat and Mrs. Kay Compau keep the office running efficiently. LEFT: Attendance Secretary Mrs. Phyllis Cappell reads a student excuse. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Elbert Roach counsels a student in the technique of getting a job. FAR LEFT: Head Custodian Edward Weis- barth checks a supply order with bookkeeper Mrs. Hazel Booth. Legenda J71 intenance personnel are Pol, K. Harshman, M. Fredericks, M. Reil, Cafeteria and ma S 172 AHHS V. Bellen, S. Zorn, N. Schluehbier, V. Martin, C. Rice, and J. Wagner. FAR LEFT: Paraprofessional Mrs. Bonnie Detloff checks Theresa Rus- sell’s hall pass. ABOVE AND LEFT: After emptying a trash container, Cus- todian Warren Collins faces an un- expected hazard. MIDDLE LEFT: Custodian Fred Ott turns off the stage lights at the end of the day. Legenda 173 Today we are changing for tomorrow Today we are working for tomorrow. Beginning at the bottom of the ladder. . .working our way to the top. Starting as a student on co-op teaching it ten years later. Law, medicine, teaching, secretarial work-we are the people who will enter these professions. Earning and learning. . .trying and Sighing. . . for today and tomorrow, working is a way of life. Legenda 175 Princing and Brennan Pharmacy 3516 State Street Complete pharmaceutical needs “Cards and stationery GET HAPPY WITH CHAPY ons BEVERAGES Cosmetics Wohlfeil Hardware and Tools Inc., car- ries a complete line of snowmobiles, hardware, and power tools. Visit the store at 5818 State or call 793-8031. “We are always ready to handle your last minute needs.” MARTY AND BILL KEMPF'S @ Music aR it’s Fun! Saginaw Ceunty’s eve 7 Authorized | usic GOs WURLITZER USiCcrians Headquarters ORGAN Since 1919 DEALER STATE et Court Open Daily 9:30-9 P.M. PHONE 799-3404 alii mrULRE CD, OF of PAINTS — TOYS SPORTING GOODS PHONE 799-6000 600 GRATIOT AVENUE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 48602 Bill’s Party Store, Graham at Mack- inaw, has a complete line of supplies for your last minute party needs. 176 AHHS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE LET'S TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT EACH OTHER... We know a young man just out of school has more on his mind than just a job these days. He’s concerned about his world. He’s looking at the future. And he’s looking for a way to do something about it. We're looking at the future too. In fact we're dedi- cated to it. And we're looking for people who feel the same way. You see, there’s more to the Air Force than good pay, guaranteed jobs and valuable skills. There's also the satisfaction of doing something worthwhile and im- portant. But that’s something you'll have to decide for your- self. It’s easy to get the facts and there’s no obligation. Contact your nearest Air Force Recruiter at USAF Recruiting Office 3126 Davenport Street Saginaw, Mich. 48602 Phone 799-6131 Go ahead . . . Take a good close look at us. We'll look you over, too... AND WE MIGHT BOTH FIND WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR Zilwaukee Home of Tablerite Meats Store hours: Monday thru Saturday 8-9 Sunday 10-12 New owner: Jack Dalton WAKEMAN .- FUNERAL HOME The Gugel-Wakeman Funeral Home, 419 N. Michigan, serves all faiths with dignity and honor. Call PL2-8531 for complete and courteous service. Legenda 177 J. A. SCHIRMER SONS Fine diamonds, watches, ‘pearls, pierced earrings, and other fine jewelry. 204 E. Genesee Ave. 754-1497 VAN AUKEN GRAEBNE For fast FTD delivery, stop in or INSURANCE call Roeser Flower Shop, 200 S. Michigan, an established shop since. - Van Auken-Graebner Mason Insurance, Inc., 124 N. Michigan, has supplied Saginaw 1938. with insurance since 1856. 178 AHHS ROPPREGH TES MARKET Seas High Quality Foods May Be Secured from Our Abundant Supply eesdieat ssearey eehaetate behead aR 2618 State St. SW 2-1597 PROS SR GRE PARR ease findetataiascsetananenet eISSN RNAS pls m ie avabemetesecenaschs dopibeqctay The W. L. Case Company has served Saginaw’s funeral needs for over 79 years. Two locations to serve you, 409 Adams and 5700 Dixie Highway. Lawyers Title, 208 S. Michigan, for complete title services throughout the Nuechterlein’s Jewelry, 122 S. Mich- state. igan, carries a wide selection of men’s and women’s jewelry. Legenda 179 IQUOR ¢ BEER - PARTY SU L ‘x ee nd nn Po Congratulations Class of 1973 S MARKEY ELLIOTT se dee O Ske lure “FURNISHING THE HOMES ADMIRED MOST” S-P-A-C-E-D- P-A-Y-M-E-N-T-S 5777 STATE (M-8%) st Brockway Wienek The H. B. Arnold Co., 129 N. Franklin, carries a wide selection of desks and stationery. ‘““Knowing How To Dress Is Merely Knowing Where To Buy” mI wow Mueller Brothers Inc. Saginaw, Michigan Ferris Brothers, 430 E. Genesee and Bay at Town and Campus, carries the best in wearing apparel. Legenda 181 For the best in outdoor accessories- visit Bishop’s Army Navy Store, 409 E. Genesee. LéB YY Da ih {VNITHI THI II For fast color pris; try Saginaw Photo Supply, 515 For a complete line of Robin Hood and Town and Life shoes for children, visit Genesee. Town Campus Shoes, 4066 Bay. g 182 AHHS | he FiyeAT RVR , 34 VAN SULA UL . a enna w McDonald an @ ay ICE CREAM Furstenberg-Braun Lumber Building, 1764 S. Jefferson, has been serving Saginaw since 1893. lees EST.-1939 ED LYNES SONS WAREHOUSE CARPET SALES 7575 GRATIOT AVENUE Se SAGINAW, MICH. 48603 bigelow Byron and Barber Pharmacy, 1504 793-4948 t Gratiot and 3220 Sheridan, carry a = carpets wide selection of prescription and non-prescription goods. Legenda 183 Pankonin Rexall Drug Store, 422 Court, For all floral needs, visit Bob and Joyce Sauve at Wanner Flower Shop, 2356 South is open for your convenience 9-9. cra ROL VINE Phone 793-8590 Michigan, or call CONGRATULATIONS! The future belongs to you and we hope you'll make Edward’s a part of your future! Fashion Square Mall Green Acres Plaza Fort Saginaw Mall 184 AHHS Saginaw Downtown Bay City 4612 State, or Legenda 185 j eed L FOOD STORES | Oh thank heaven for Seven Eleven at 2425 Mackinaw. ae Ex y PO TZ! Wi Deee = For recent music information stop in at Jack Gridley Music Center, phone 793-9444 Brothers 115 N. Washington . Morley 108 North ions in wT “ 0) co ° il aa) oO — lo} = = o bon! ed n S ° = a a iss} Sa Z| aw —_ = — S i Load OQ. ”n ° —_ S — jel) =| on! = 172) Michigan, for the finest select Shop at Cutty Sarke today’s fashions. FROM THE MORE THAN 22,000 GENERAL MOTORS PEOPLE IN THE 12 SAGINAW PLANTS MARK OF EXCELLENCE O CENTRAL FOUNDRY DIVISION G CHEVROLET—SAGINAW MANUFACTURING PLANT 3 CHEVROLET—GREY IRON CASTING PLANT OC SAGINAW—NODULAR IRON CASTING PLANT o CHEVROLET—SAGINAW PARTS PLANT c SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIVISION WORLD LEADER AT FIRST SAVINGS...the emphasis is on customer service—specialized service, accented by the friendly, personalized interest expressed in every transaction by every employee. FIRST SAVINGS of Saginaw...outstate Michigan’s oldest and largest ie Savings and Loan Association...serving the financial needs of over 50,000 customers Lafayette Radio is your one stop with the ultimate in fast efficient service at convenient offices throughout the state. Electronics Store at 6115 State. H.R. TERRYBERRY COMPANY GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN MANUFACTURERS OF THE OFFICIAL ARTHUR HILL HIGH SCHOOL RINGS “THE FINEST IN SCHOOL AND CLASS RINGS” Bauer’s Jewelry 420 Court 799-093 | Legenda 187 188 AHHS Winter or Summer Visit your John Deere, Raider, Toro and Lawn Boy Dealer BURGER’S SERVICE AND SALES 6150 Bay Road, Saginaw Congratulations from your Army recruiters Sgt. Terry Lee and Sgt. Don Latimer To Ed with love, from Sue Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Webb Legenda Chief Silver Wolf Demarsa Wonab Patrons Mrs. Wylie’s Advisory Advi 147 e 6, erate 48 Atiwles Many thanks to this year’s Chow Altwies e Green Acres Barbers advertisers and Beach’s Shell Service e Melyini Beokmark patrons for making the Fred W. Case Jr. ‘bl Mr. Comb’s Advisory Milton Cotrell 1973 Legenda poss! “ Mr. and Mrs. George F. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hargesheimer St. Helen School Faculty James B. Jones Dave Killingsworth and Kelsey et i ar ae They save the best for last SSG Terry LEE Alan and Mary Malenfant In memory of James Steffen Bye AHHS Mr. and Mrs. Warren Martin Miller’s Home Bakery From The Poltergeist ae Mie snd Mes: wee Schulte from the last Shields tuition students Joanne Schultz Sheila Smith Mrs. J. Speer 1962 — 1973 Tina, Freddie, Kelly and ME King Midas Gratiot View Motel Uloth’s Paint, Inc 685 N. Center Rd. 8435 Gratiot(M—46) 519 S. Michigan Styling for Men 799-7720 Your Hosts, Ralph and Mary Gillam 793-377 West Side Zilwaukee Recreation Center 20! Westervelt Decorating Center 3505 State Street Pool tables, Pinball machines, 793-6182 Foosball Legenda 189 190 AHHS The Wickes Corporation A GROWING NAME IN... LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES BUILDING SYSTEMS MOBILE HOMES RECREATIONAL VEHICLES MACHINE TOOLS ENGINEERED MATERIALS AGRICULTURE HOME FURNISHINGS WV The Wickes Corporation ¢« 515N. Washington Ave., Saginaw, Mich. 48607 Advertising Index Army Recruiting Center: 188 Bauer's Jewelry: 187 Bill's Party Store: 176 Bishop's Army and Navy Store: 180 Burger's Service: 188 Byron and Barber Pharmacy: 181 Case's Funeral Home: 179 Chapman's Beverages: 176 Cutty Sarke: 185 Dairy Queen Brazier: 181 Don Brady Drugs: 178 Ed Lynes Carpet Shop: 181 Edward's Men Shop: 184 Rerris Bros. : 183 First Savings and Loan: 187 Furstenburg-Braun Lumber Co.: 18l General Motors Corporation: 186 Gratiot View Motel: 189 Gugel Wakeman Funeral Home: 177 H, BeaAcnord Co..: 183 H. R. Terryberry Co.: 187 Jack Gridley Music: 185 J. A. Schirmer Jewelry: 178 Jecwe Ippel Go t k79 King Midas: 189 Lafayette Radio: 187 Lawyers Title: 179 Markey- Elliot Furniture: 183 Morley's: 185 Mueller Bros.: 183 Nuechterlein's Jewelry: 179 Pankonin-Rexall Drugs: 184 Peterson Drugs: 182 Princing and Brennan Pharmacy: 176 Robert's Tuxedo Shop: 178 Roeser's Flowers: 178 Rupprect's: 179 Saginaw Photo Supply: 180 Saginaw Savings: 180 Second National Bank: 182 Seven-Eleven: 185 Shields Area Students: 189 Smith Hardware: 176 Town and Campus Shoes: 180 Uloph's Paint: 189 U. S, Aimimorce:tr7 VanAuken- Graebner- Mason:178 Wanner Flower Shop: 184 Werkema Studio: 182 Whitehead Music: 176 Wohlfiel Hardware: 176 Zilwaukee IGA: Dek The 1973 Legenda was printed by Inter Collegiate Press. inter collegiate press 6015 Travis Lane Shawnee Mission Kansas 66202 Representative: Erie Gruesbeck Legenda 191 Index Abbey, Edward: 128 Ac ay Tae: 11 Acha, Lynette: 92 Acha, Sherry: 110 Acha, Terry: 92 Achard, Pamela: 128 Acker, James: Ackerman, Debra: 128 Adams, Joan: 92 Adams, Robert: 119 Adams, Robert: 110, 129 Adams, Sherry: 9 Adams, Susan: 11 Adsit, Lavergne: 128 Ahlswede, Miss Alice: 162 Ahrens, Donald: 92 Albosta, Chris: 92 Albrecht, Deidre: 92 Albrecht, Sue: 128 Alcock, Danial: 128 Alcock, Rae Ann: Alfano, John: 92, 99 Alfano, Kimberly: 92 Alger, Richard: 121, 128 Allen, Alice: 128 Alegaard, Elizabeth: 12, 128, 15 Altwies, Darlene: 128, 208 Altwies, Jeffrey: 208 Anders, James: Anderson, Charles: 162 Anderson, David: 128 Anderson, Janette: 11 Anderson, Karen: 97, 128, 136 Anderson, Linda: 92, 110 Anderson, Lynn: Anderson, Mary: 128 Anderson, Robert: 110 Anscomb, Deborah: 92 Anthony, Orlando: 92 Appold, Janet: 92, 113 Appold, Ruth: 128 Armbruster, Chris: 92 Armstrong, Bradly: 110 Armstrong, Carol: 128 Armstrong, Donals: Armstrong, Shelly L.: 110 Arndt, Deborah: 85, 110 Arnold, Susan: 92 Arnst, Cheri: 110, 143 Arriaga, September: 92 Artcliff, Lena: 97, 110 AUDIO VISUAL: 120 Ault, LorEllen: 110 Austin, eee 128 Austin, Mr. David: 110, 162 Averill, Kaarin: 92, 112, 185 Averill, Lisa: 92, 208 Averill, Mark: 26, 30, 118, 128 Averill, Mr. Walter: 160 Baab, Wayne: 92 Baase, Michael: 110 Babcock, Deborah: 92 Bader, Edward: 128 Bady, Cassandra: 129 Bain, William: Balley, Charles: 92 Ballien, Janet: 96, 110 Ballien, Scott: 110, 129 Balzer, Kathy: Balzer, Kathy: 96, 110 BAND A: 114 BAND AA: 115 Bank, Chris: 129 Bank, Nancy: 92 Barber, Cindy: 9 Barber, Clifford: 129 Barber, Connie: 92, 113, 130 Baird, Sharon: 75, 129 Baker, Charles: 110 Baker, Mr. Richard: 92 Baldwin, Kathy: 112, 129 Barker, Mr. eayeene 53, 54, 162 Bardley, John: Barns, Randy: 129 192 AHHS CC _ _—E eee Barr, Gary: 92, 147 arron, Mr. George: 85, 162 Barron, Margaret: 92 Barror, Debra: 92 Bartek, Eileen: 92, 113 Bartek, Janice: 103, 110, 143 Bartels, Beth: 84, Sok 97, 129, 130, Bauer, Jeffery: 110 Bauer, Maribeth: 92 Bauer, Monica: 12 Baumer, Mark: Baumgartner, Harold: 110 Baxter, Kevin: Baxter, Mrs. Roney: 161 Baxter, Susan, 110 Beach, Charles: 129 Beam, James: 129 Beardsley, Curtis: 92 Beaton, Ronald: 129 Beck, Beverly: 110 Beck, Mrs. Dorothy: 160 Becker, David: 130 Becker, Dennis: 92 Becker, Duane: 110 Becker, Kallie: 92 Becker, Linda: 92 Becker, Robert: 92 Becker, Wendy: 130 Beckert, Eric: 92,152,208 Beckert, Sandra: 155 Beckman, Donald: 92,146 Beckman, Donna: 93 Beechler, David: 92 Beechler, Katherine: 110,115,1% Beeckman, James: 110,146 Beeg, Gregg: 93,99 Beeg, Linda: 110 Beeman, Gerald: 93 Beets, Robert: 110 Beffrey, Phillip: 27,93 Behnke, Daniel: 93 Beird, Leann: 110,112,115 Bell, Janine: 93 Bell, Marcia: 30,96,156 Bellen, Virginia: 172 Belokonny, David: 110 Belongie, Collin: 93 Bender, Linda: 93,113 Benthien, Thomas: 130 Benway, Jeryl: 130 Benzenberg, Brad: 93,99 Berkompas, David: 155 Besson, William: 27,93 Besson, Mary: 97,110,158 Beuthin, Laura: 110 Biggers, Kim: 93 Bird, Elizabeth: 110 Birdsall, Mr. Keith: 160 Birnaum, Theodore: 131 Bishop, Craig: 110 Bishop, Mrs. Lorene: 162 Bishop, Michael: 110 Bissonette, Beverly: 131 Bistline, Mr. Richard: 56,146, 162 Bittner, Peggy: 93 Bittner, Roxanne: 131,143,149 Black, Jim: 93 Blair, Tom: 93 Blaisdell, Brian: 93 Blake, Ricky: 131 Blake, Shellianne: 93,115 Blenkhorn, Marty: 39 Blodgett, Julie: 93,97,130 Blodgett, Thomas: 110 Blohm, Edmund: 93 Blohm, Kenneth: 110 Blohm, Terry: 131,155 Blohm, Warren: 93 Blue, Gwendolyn: 131 Blue, Kimberly: 93 Bluhm, John: 131 Bober, Gregory: 93 Bocade, John: 110 Bohnhoff, Craig: 49,110,129,134 Bolger, Heidi: 111 Boltz, Miss Maureen: 162 Boltz, Phyllis: 131 Bonnell, Brenda: 93 Bonnell, Jimmy: 111, 129 Bookmyer, Catherine: yan 158 Bonen ar Jettiey: 33 th, - Mazel: Berchard, Charles: 21, 93,112 Borchard, Sara: 131 Borchard, Thomas: 20, 40, 112, 131 Borkholder, Linda: 111, 113 Bonbelder Virginia: 112, 131, 4 Bottke, Dennis: 93. __. : Bottke, Jacklyn: 30, 97, 131, 158 Bouchey, Reed: 110, 111 Bourdow, Daniel: 3 Bourloina, Roger: 93 Bow, Jerry: 131 Bowen, Howard: 93 Boyce, James: 129, 131 Boyd, Cherly: 93, 94 Boyd, Terry: Boyne, Gary: Boyer, Marci: 131 Brady, Frederick: 131 Braman, Mike: 131 Branch, Gregory: Branch, Arnold: 30, 111 Branch, Gregory: 111, 129 Brandimore, Bruce: 111 Brandt, Derrick: 111 Brandt, Steve: 111 Brass, Mark: 93, 114 Braun, Daniel: 111 raun, Pamela: Brautigan, Debra: 111 Brechtelsbauer, Bob: 111, 146, 147 Breidenbach, Debra: 111, 155 Breitag, Mary: 11 Bremer, Brenda: Brethauer, Patrick: 111, 129 Brewer, Patricia: 58, Bal 144 Bricault, Sandy: 93, 208 Bringer, John: 111 Bringer, Robert: 93 Bringer, Theresa: 131 Brocht, Michael: 93 Brooks, Jay: 111, 122, 129 Brooks, Kenneth: 111 Brogan, Susan: 13 Bronz, Patricia: 110, 115, 131 Broughton, Albert: 111 rown, Jeanne: 94 Brown, Jeffrey: 111 Brown, Mark: 94 Brown, Patrick: 94 Brown, Sherrie: 111 Brown, Steven: Brown, Vickie: 94 Browning, Roberta: 131 Brewing. Roy: 94 on Brussow, Jan: 30, 111 Brutkiewicz, Denise: 131, 143 Bryant, Gordon: 132 Bryant, Nolan: 94, 99 Bryant, Robert: 94 Bryon, Rhonda: 132 Budden, Cynthia: 94, 113 Bueche, Catherine: Bueker, Lori: Buggia, Linda: Bujouves, James: 94 Bunzow, Karl: 131 Bour, Mrs. Joy: 112 Burch, Debra: 111 Burchill, Brian: 94 Burdick, Dallas: 111, 208 Burdick, Mr. W. Thomas: 160 Burger, Michael: 131 Burde, Leslie: 111 Burnett,Mr. Earl: 27, 163 Burnett, Jeanne: 94 Burnett, Martha: 131, 143 Burrows, Star: Burt, John C.: 94 Buscarino, Barbara: 94 Bush, Carrie L Us , Tim: 131 Bushey, Kim: 132 Butler, Keith: 94 Butler, Susan: 111 Butzin, Kurt: 132, 155 Butzin, Lori: 94 Byers, Joy: 111 bye: Meise We a9 ron, Jennifer: 17, Botan! Jennifer: 17, 30,31,-00 Byron, Shayna: 96, 111 ¢ Campbell, Susan: 111 Canole Cathy: 111 Cappell, Mrs. Donna: 163 Cappell, Mrs. Phyllis: 171 Cappell, Roberta: 111 Card, Scott: 94, 112 Card, Stephen: 94 Carder, Leslie: Carey, Dawn: 132 Carl, Michael: 111, 129 Carnes, James: 111, 121 Carney, Nancy: 94, 108 Carolyn, Sky: 94, 146 Carrigan, Mark: Carroll, Shelia: 132 Carter, Celia: 94 Carter, Fida: 103, 111 Carter, Jimmy: 93, 94 Carter, Melia: 94 Case, Mr. Frederick: 163 ase; Sue: Casey, Gail: 94 Casey, Herb: 94 Casey, Kenneth: 111 Castillo, Richard: 111 Chamberlain, Laurie: 111 Champagne, Gary: 132, 147 Chenpoune: Jack: 39, 111, 129, Champagne, Michael: 94 Cham agne Tom: 110, 111, 114 Campbell, Roberta: 108 harbonneau, Jeffery: 111 Charette, Steven: 111, 115 Chartier, Cathy: 94 Chasnis, James: 111 Chasnis, Paula: 94 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY: 156 Cherry, Alan: 132 CHESS CLUB:121 Chiles, Terry: 132 Chirikas, John: 132 Chisholm, Devin: 20,103,111,112 Christeson, Carla: 30,94 Christeson, Curt: 132,152 Christian, Renee: 132,151 Christians, Richard: 114,152 Chwala, Mark: 111 Cichosz, Terry: 132 Cieszlak, Karen: 111 Cieszlak, Marianne: 111 Cieszlak, Roger: 132 Cieszlak, Timothy: 132 Cioler, Mark: 94 Clark, Dave: 118,126 Clark, Gail: 110,111 Clark, James: 94 Clark, Noel: 94 Clark, Pamela: 94 Clark, Roger: 94 Clark, Susan: 111 Clark, Wayne: 111 Clauss, Sue: 95 Clay, John: 95 Clayton, Cynthia: 111 Clayton, Kelly: 112 Clayton, Linda: 95 Clayton, Trina: 143 Clemens, Doris: 112 Clemens, Theodore: 89,112 Clements, David: 112 Close, Miss Mabel: 163 Clothier, Karla: 96, 140 Coats, Monica: 95 Coats, ie: 112 Gerald: Collet, Joseph: 112 Collien, Terry: 112 Collins, James: Cole, Collison, Ann: 133 Collison, Edward: Collison, Greg: 112, 133 Collison, John: 95 Collison, Mike: 112, 133 Collver, Kenneth: 112 Combs, Cynthia: 95 Combs, John: 40 Combs, Mr. Vincent: 96, 129, 162, 163 Compau, Mrs. Kay: 171 Conden, Kimberley: 95 Conden, Michele: 112 Conner, Andrea: 95 Cook Deborah: 112, 151 Coon, Linda: 112 Cooper, Michael: 95 Cooper, Veronica: 133 Cordingly, Barbara: 133 Cornwell, Stephen: 133 Corsaut, Carol: 133 Coscarelli, Dave: 112 Coscarelli, Thomas: 73, 95 Costa, Miss Mildred: 163 Cotie, Julie, 95 Cotie, Kathleen: 133, 208 Cotie, William: 112 Coulouris, James: 95 Coulouris, JoAnne: 103, 112 Coutz, Steve: 26, 112, 118 Cradit, Brenda: 95 Cradit, Gregory: 112 Crain, Larry: Cramer, Cindy: 133 Cramton, Donn: Crampton, Katherine: 112 Crane, David: 112, 115, 146 Crane, Thomas: 95 Cressey, | erry: _ Cresswell, Thomas: 112 Crevia, Mr. Terry: 70, 163 Cripps, Thomas: Cronin, po 95 Cronin, Kathleen: 112, 208 Cronin, Kirk: 26, 46, 113, 134, 147 Crosier, Sharon: 112 OSS COUNTRY:.147 Secley. NTR G0! 442 Crossley, Mark: 95 Crowley, Debra: 134 Cruz, Lucille: 143 Cullen, Barbara: 96, 112, 151 Culver, Mark: 112 Cunningham, Lori: 134 Curtis, Chris: 112 Cushman, James: 134 Cushman, Lori: 95, Cushman, Scott: 95 Cymbal, Theodore: 95 d Dahl, Martin: 134 Batenbey Elizabeth: 112 Dalton, Curtis: 30. 134 Daly, Deloris: 95 Daly, Timothy: 95 Damer, Mr. Don: 163 Dammann, Donna: 95 Damore, Marsha: 80, 95 Damore, Mike: 112, 129 Damuth, Mrs. Charlotte: 163 Damzyn, Barry: 134 Danials, Diane: 75, 134 Daniels, Mr. Ruben: 160 Dands, Edwin: 112 Daoust, Don: 134 Darby, Pamela: 95 Dartey, Dean: Dashner, Mary: 134 Daubert, Patricia: 112 Davenport, Sandra: 96 Davenport, Sandra: 96 Davenport, Sandra: 95, 97 Davis, Gregg: 95 Davis, James: 134 118, Davis, James F.: 112 Davis, Jan: 112, 115 Davis, Kimbere Be 84, 85, 112 Davis, Mark: Davis, Mary: 134 Davis, Roland: 95 Dawson, Connie: 75, 134, 143 Dawson, James: 113 Day, Diane: 95 Dean, Joellen: 143 Debo, Suzanne: 75, 113 DECCAH: 155 Decker, Kip: 113,129 | Desring. joe: 48, 113, 115, 134, shal tex John: 110, 115, 134, 14 Deford, Miss J.:_ 163 Deford, Lori: 85, 95, 97 DeFrancesco, Millie: 135,143 DeGuise, Lori: Pals Delemester, Julie: 113, 144 Del Prado, Junez: Demers, Jane: Demo, Diane: 2 Demski, Cheryl: 113 Denzer, Victoria: 95, 113 Derheim, Karen: 135 Derheim, Mr. Peter: 161 Dersch, John: 67, 135 Detloff, Mrs. Bonnie: 173 Dettmer, Earl: Daxeioux: Janell: 30, 96, 113, Devos, Debra: 113, 156 Devos, Timothy: Dewhirst, Scott: 95 DeWitt, Louise: 135 Dexter, Debra: 95, 97 DeYoung, Allen: 110, 113 Dickey, Timothy: 95 Dietzel, Fred: 95 Dietzel, Gina: 135 Dietrich, Mrs. Margaret: 144, 163, 169 Dixon, Victoria: Dobulis, IIImars: 73, 113, 121 Dodds, Dick: 48 Dodge, Mark: 135 Doering, Keith: 30, 113 Doige, Miss Mary: 161 Doman, Dennis: 95 Doman, Donald: 118, 135 Donaghy, David: 135, 147 Donaghy, Mark: 95, 99 Donley, Hugh: 95 Denes wast Morris: 113 Donnenwerth, Sandra: 95 Bonney a: Sharon: 119, 113, 115 Donoghue, Dennis: 95, 99 Doran, Melvin: 95, 14 Doran, William: 26, 73, 118, 135 Dorey, Cheryl: Mary: 113 Douglas, Robin: Douglas,Laurie: 95, 113, 144 owis, Yvonne: Bowney, Virginia: 95, 97, ite: Downing,Linda: 95, 113 Downs, Bonnie: 113 Doyle, Cynthia: 113 Doyle, Mike: 95 Doyle, Robert: 113 Duby, Deborah: 95, 116 Dukarski, Dan: 135 Dukarski, David: 135 Duma, David: 135 Dunkley, David: 135 Dunkley, Mary: 113 Dupuis, Michelle: 13, 37,96, 135 136, 151 Dupuis, Suzanne: 94, 95 Dupuis, Thomas: 113 Dupuis, Timothy: 113 Duquette, Ronald: 95 Durham, Mr. William: 164 Durkacy, Kelly: 94, 95 Durkacy, Lori: 135 Dusek, Jacquelyn: 96, 113 Dushan, Cathy: 106, 135 Dwyer, Irene: 113 Dycus, Ronnie: 135 Dyer, Jim: 113 Dyer, Robert: 46, 113, 147 Dzuba, Lynne: 113 Earle, Tom: 95 Easlick, Jeanette: 95, 144 Easlick, Robert: 113 Easterling, Vicki: 135 Eberlein, Gregoy: 135 Eddy, Michael: 135 Eddy, Sherri: 97, 113 Edgar, Lynn: 135 Edwards, Charles: 135 Egeler, Kimberlee: 113 Egerer, Craig: 39,113 Egerer, Curt: 30 Eggebrecht, James: 113 Ehmcke, Nancy: 95, 113 Ekelof, John: 30, 95 Eller, Gary: 113 Elliot, Dan: 129 Elliott, Tom: 113 Ellison, Garrett: 113 Ellsworth,Patti: 135 Ely, Katherine: 95, 110, 113 Emede, Kevin: 95 Emeott, Donna: 136 Emerson, Mr. Darrel: 164, 208 Emery, Jan: 136 Engel, Richard: 136 Engel, Tammy: Engle, Carla: 113 Engles, Joanne: 136 Englund, David: 96 Enos, Cathy: 96 Enos, Timothy: 113, 129 Enszer, Debbi: 96 Enzer, Mr. Robert: 164 Erndt, Joann: 113 Ernstsons, Debra: 96 Erskine, Welby: 136 Esler, Dean: 114 Estrada, Mike: 114 Eurich, Richard: 135 Eurick, Terry: 42,43, 113, 129 Evans, Charles: 114 Evans, Robert: 106, 115, 135 Even, Ann: 135 Ewbank, Margaret: 110, 114, 115 f Farrell, Deborah: 96, is Farrell, Leslie: 136 Farrell, Rhonda:34,96,135 Farthing, Greg: 27, 85 Fassezke, Audrey: 96 Favara, Cathy: 135, 143 Fay, Jim: 135 Federolf, Jutta: 135, 137 F ehrman, Patricia: 96 Fehrman, Paul: 89,114 Fehrman, Philip: 114 Feilder, Kathleen: 96 Feilder, Lynn: 13, 114, 116, 137 Feldotte, Karen: 96 Feldotte, Thomas: 114 Fellows, Rebecca: 96 Felsing, Karen: 85, 114 Felsing, Larry: 26, 118, 135 Felsing, Lori: 114 Legenda 193 Felten, Michael: 137 Fentress, Debra: 96 Ferris, Jeneese: 96, 110, 130 Ferris, Lawrence: 96, 153 Fettig, Shelia: 137, 155 Fetting, Mr. Albert: 164 Fetting, Roger: 137 Fick, Mike: 39 Fick, Steve: 96,99 Finkbeiner, Randy: 96 Finster, Frauke: 137 Fisher, Diane: 96, 114 Fitch, Cathy: 137 Fitch, Linda: 96 Fitch, Robin: 114 Flattery, Marie: 137 Flentje, Cynthia: 96, 114 Flora, Sue: 96, 113 Flynn, Mr. Joseph: 164, 168 Fobear, James: 96 Fobear, Tim: 114 Foley, Christine: FOOTBALL, Jv: 99 FOOTBALL, VARSITY: 129 Forbes, Michael: 114 Ford, Tammy: 114 Ford, William: Fordyce, Kathleen: 114 Fordyce, Michael:137 Forshee, Terry: 137 Fortier, Renee: 114 Fowler, Carol: 137 Fowler, Jann: 37, 114, 156 Fowler, Mr. Charles: 87, 164 Fowler, Theresa: 114 Fox, Marsha: 126 Foy, David: 99 Foy, James: 129 Francis, Catherine: 37, 114, 156 Francis, Connie: 114 Francis, Conrad: 73, 137 Francis, Rodney: 114, 129 Emacke; Katherine: 30, 67, 114, 5 Franzel, Diane: 96 Fraser, Angela: 96 Frawley, Mary: 96, 114, 151 Fredericks, Mr.: 172 Fremont, Karen : 8 reeland, LaVern: 96 FRENCH CLUB: 108 Frevola, Giosue: 114 Fribley, Joel: 110,112,114 Frisch, Deborah: 96 Fritz, Janice: 137 Fritzler, Beth: 96,97 194 AHHS Frost, Mary: 137 Frost, Ruth: 114 Fruk, Stephen: 96 Fuentes,Nancy: 110,114 Fuller, Kelvin: 97 Fuller, Richard: 126,137 Fuller, Rhonda: 114 Furguson, Brian: 93,97,99 Furlo, Marguerite: 137 Gable, Terry: 106 Gaddis, JoEllen: 138 Gaertner, Denise: 97 Gaertner, Mark: 138 Gagne, Marilou: 114 Gahagan, Wayne: 138 Galavi z, Robert: 114 Galbraith, Charles: 114 Gale, Gerald: 97 Gsllaugher, Sharon: 138 Gallery, Mr. James: 99,146,164 Galonska, Danial: 138 Galovics, Andre: 97,110 Garchow, Wayne: 138 Gardner, James: 114 Gardyszewski, Darlene: 97 Garrison, Lenette: 97,114,130 Garske, Robert: 97 Gasparovic, Anita: 34,96,138, 143 Gates, Craig: 114 Gates, Pamela: 97,113 Gauze, Karen: 138 Gawne, Patti: 63,114 Gazella, Julie: 97 Geese, Joseph: 97,118 Gehoski, Joy: 114 Gehringer, Mark: 138 ehrls, Peggy: 138 Geitman, Kenneth: 97 Genske, Katherine: 115 Genske, Leonard: 97 George, Judy: 114 Gerger, JoEllen: 114 GERMAN CLUB: 106 Gerow, Michael: 57,138,146 Gerrish, Cynthia: 13,112,138 Gerwin, Wendy: 110,138,151 Geyer, Rick: 138 Gibson, Charles: 26,34,138,151 Gibson, Karen: 30,58,96,114,130 Gibson, M.: 110 Giedrocz, Andrew: 97 Gilbert, Martin: 138 Gillam, Debra: 114,138 Gillenwater, Robert: 114 Gillig, Katherine: 97 Gillig, Louise: 97 Gilliland, Doreen: 114 Gilman, Gary: 138 Gilson, Mark: 97,112 Girard, Michael: 138 GIRLS BASKETBALL: 158 GIRLS ENSEMBLE: 113 GIRLS SWIM TEAM: 144 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: 130 Glick, Barbara: 94,97 Glick, Jeffrey: 97 Glick, Robert: 115,152 Glover, Wayne: 115 Godard, Karen: 115 Gohlke, Eve: 138 Gohlke, Paul: 115 GOLF: 149 Golombisky, Brenda: 97 Gonlock, Douglas: 115 Gonzales, Jesse: 97 Gonzales, Vicki: 115 Goodrow, Bridget: 115,78 Goodrow, David: 97,99 Goodsell, Dr. John: 160 Goodsell, Richard: 138,63,110 Goodsell, Thomas: 73,110,115 Goodwin, Cherie: 138 Gorman, Brian: 138 Gorman, Michael: 97 Gorney, Julie: 138 Gorski, Katherine: 114,115 Gorski, Laurie: 97 Gorski, Nancy: 114, 115 Gorte, Cindy: 138 Gorte, Kirk: 97 Gorte, Lori: 115, 143 Gottshalk, John: 129, 138 Gottschalk, Katherine: 97 Grady, Gregory: 97, 99 Graebner, Kathy: 97, 114 Graebner, Lynn: 97, 114 Graebner, Richard: 114, 115 Graebner, Steven: 97, 106, 146 Graham, John: 97 Grahm, Larry: 97 Orammatico, Susan: 97 Granville, Lisa: 97,103, 126 Grau, Jon: 97, 103, 126 Graves, Dawn: 138 Graves, Margaret: 28, 96, 138151 Graves, Russell: 97 Gray, Cal: 97 Gray, Neil: 138 Gray, Marilyn: 97 Gray, Thomas: 115 Green, James: 139 Greene, Jacki: 97 Greene, Terri: 115 Greenwood, Dennis: 139 Gregory, Donald: 115 Greve, Shelley: 139 Gierson,, Diane: 115 Griffin, Karen: 97 Griffith, Jaye: 98 Griffor, Martin: 97 Griffore, Allen: 98 Griffore, Kim: 115,155 Griffore, William: 115 Grobe, Bev: 30,115,151 Groening, Nancy: 139 Grollimund, Jay: 115,139 Gronewold, Carolyn: 30,112,139, 151 Gronski, Tony: 30,139 Gronski, Laurie: 31,115 Gross, Bonnie: 139,155 Grossman, Mr. Emerson: 160 Grossman, Mary: 139 Grover, Rick: 98 Grubaugh, Scott: 98 Grundas, Mr. Joseph: 164 Grunwell, Mark: 115 Grzenia, Sally: 115 Guild, Bill: 115 Guimond, Katherine: 139 Guimond, Mark: 93,98,99 Gustin, Suzanne: 139 Guthrie, Melanie: 97,115,158 Gutierrez, John: 115 Guiterrez, Maxine: 139 h Haas, David: 98 Hagan,Michael: 98 Hahn, Mark: 98 Haiderer, John: 99 Haines, Debbie: 28,139 Haines, Dristin: 139 Haines, Elizabeth: 98 Haines, Richard: 115,152 Hale, Peggy: 139 Hales, Laura: 112,140 Hales, Linda: 115 Hall, Mary: 97,112,115 Hall, Michael: 85,98 Haller, Kathleen: 115 et ek Mark: 129,140 Halm, Patricia: 30, 58,115,130 Halmberg, Anders: 115 Hamlin, Kathy: 110 Hamlin, Joyce: 98 Hanes, Sally: 98,112 Hanley, Michael: 115 Hansen, Craig: 98,152 Hanson, Dorie: 115 Hanvey, Mark: 115 Harden, Raymond: 140 Harden, Lori: 98 Harderer, John: 98 Hardt, Jackie: 98 Hare, Michael: 129,140 Haremski, Brian: 140 Hargesheimer, Kelsey: 116,208 Hargreaves, Jane: 140 Harnden, Jean: 114,140 Harper, Donna: 116 Harper, Gail: 116 Harper, Jody: 98 Harrington, Keith: 140 Harris, Clifford: 98,149 Harris, Jacquelyn: 97,116 Harrison, Mrs. Louise: 164,166 Harshman, Susan: 114,140 Hart, Rob: 39 Hart, Tim: 116 Hartman, Craig: 116 Hartman, Mr. Ray E.: 155,164 Hartner, Christopher: 140 Hartner, Peggy: 98 Hartwick, Deborah: 140 Hasse, Cathy: 98 Hatzke, Margaret: 140 Hauck, Alan: 98 Haucke, Petra: 96,116,143 Haug, Richard: 141 Hauri, Yvonee: 98 Hausbeck, Thomas: 141 Haven, Joseph: 98 Hayes, Clark: 98 Hayes, Craig: 95 Hayes, James: 161 Hayes, Michael: 46,113,114,116, 147 Heidger, Thomas: 98,99 Heidtke, Patricia: 116 Heilbronn, Gregory: 98,99 Heinlein, Paul: 116 Heitkamp, Debbie: 98 Heitkamp, Joseph: 163,164 Helpap, June: 141,155 Hemingway, Denise: 98 Henderson, Janice: 98 Henne, James: 98 Henne, Linda: 96,98 Henne, Teri: 116,143 Henning, John: 116 Henrichs, Cathy: 97,98 Henry, Barry: 98 Henry, Rebekah: 116 Hepworth, Donald: 116 Herbst, John: 98 Herlick, Barbara: 116,130 Hernandez, Jesse: 98 Hervey, Deborah: 114,116,126 Hervey, Richard: 98,99,114,146 Herzler, Oliver Jr.: 160,161 Hickey, Paul: 98 Hile, Miss Norma: 164 Hill, Cathy: 141 Hill, Cynthia: 116 Hill, Diana: 98, 208 Hill, Douglas: 141 Hill, Randy: 141 Hill, Thomas: 26,118 Hillman, Jeff: 98 Himmelein, Matthew: 116 Himmelein, Melinda: 98 Hinton, Carla: 98,113 Hintze, David: 141 Hise, Marci: 30,98, HIS¥e 118 Hock, Barbara: 141 Hodges, Karen: 98 Hodges, Lori: 141 Hoerauf, Mary: 141 Hoffman, Catherine: 98,110,113 Hoffman, Daniel: 54, 116, 152 Hoffman, Kevin: 98, 110 Hoffman, Mark: 141 Hoffman, Nancy: 116 Hoffman, Tony: 98 Hollingsworth, John: 141 Hollingsworth, Kathy: 116,143 Hollingsworth, Randy: 98 Hollis, Pamela: Holmberg, Borje: 137 Holnagel, Dennis: 141,143 Holton, Robert: 116 Holvey, Lynn: 98 Honig, Robin: 141 HONORS CHOIR: 121 Horn, Kimberly: 141 Horn, Robert: 116 Horton, Yvette: 103,106,116 Horvet, Mrs. Christine: 171 Hospal, Leslie: 112,141 Howenstine, Mr. Kent: 52,152,164 Howard, Patricia: 98 Howard, Rick: 116 Hoye, Frank: 116 Hrywnak, James: 118 Hubbard, Carol: 116 Hubbard, David: 141 Hubbard, Ellen: 141 Hubbard, Sandi: 98 Hubinger, Randall: 141 Hudberg, Cathy: 116 Hudberg, Sandra: 126,141,155 Hudson, B Hudson, Deborah: 116 Hudson, Paul: 98 Huebler, Ann: 141,143 Huegel, George: 56,57,116,146 Huff, Debora: 98 Hughes, Holly: 126,141 Hughes, Trudy: 116 Humpert, John: 141 Hunt, Kent: 116 Hunt, Kevin: 116 Hutchinson, Robert: 98 @ | Ihler, Mr. George: 129,164 Ingles, Calvin: 141 Ireland, Steve: 114,141 Jackson, Cherie: 98 Jackson, Edward: 117 Jacobi, Sally: 98 Jacobi, Tom: 117 Jacques, Diane: 117 Jacques, Kathleen: 98 Jahn, Bruce: 98,99 Jakes, Gregory: 27,115,141 Jamerson, Georgette: 98 Jamison, Janice: 98,110,113 Jamrog, Judy: 117 Jamrog, Kathleen: 98 Jank, Timothy: 117,129 Jarabek, Richard: 33,129,141 Jarema, Mark: 117,147 Jarema, Paul: 98 Jarema, Timothy: 110,115,117 Jarvi, Ronald: 115,141,160 Jean, Vicki: 141 Jensen, Mr. Richard: 83,165 Jesse, Steven: 98 Jessmore, Barbara: 96,98,144 Jex, Terri: 112,141 Johns, Robert: 7,98,115,117 Johnson, Bradley: 142,155 Johnson, Jeanne: 98 Johnson, Mr. Willian: 99,165 Jones, Barbara: 98 Jones, Debi: 117 Jones, Mr. James: 165 Jones, Kathleen: 117 Jones, Kimberley: 98 Jones, Michael: 142 Jones, Robert: 2, Mes 129,134 Jordan, David: Jordan, Bote Jordan, James: 142 Joseph, Mary: 117 JUNIOR REPS:122 Juhas, Debra: 142 Jungerheld, Cathy: 117 Jurek, Tim: 99 Ik Kaleyta, Karen: 99 Kaleyta, Scott: 99 Kalina, Mr. Dell Roy: 165 Kalmbach, Ann: 117 Kampfert, Kim: 13,30,129,142 Kampfert, Linda: 13 Kampfert, Nancy: 113,142 Karac, Mr. Thomas: 165 porter Edward: 117 Karas, Tom: 28,129 Karkowsky, Shirley: 99 Karls, Mr. Harold: 160 Karpicke, Mrs. Eleanor: 165 Kaseman, Patricia: 117 Kaseman, Patty: 99 Kastros, George: 117 Kaufman, Robert: 117 Kaylor, Kathy: 117 Kazmerski, Theodore: 142 Keenan, Mr. James: 69,165 Keene, Kathy: 142 Keene, Molly: 142 Keie, Gale: 99 Keie, Llewelyn: 142 Keldenich, Kurt; 142 Keller, Deborah: 117 Kelley, John: 99 Kelley, Kim: 117 Kelley, Pamela: 142 Kelly, David: 99 Kelly, Kimberly: 110 Kelly, Mike: 89,142 Kelman, Bonnie: 142 Kemerer, Terry: 99,114 Kempf, Deborah: 99 Kempter, Pat: 117 Kempter, Thomas: 78,114,142 Kenel, Timothy: 30, 99 Kennedy, Gail: 142 Kennedy, Laura: 142 Kennedy, Sandra: 99,113 Kennedy, Stephen: 117 Kennedy, Suzan: 117 Kenny, Jean: 117 Kerby, Tom: 117,149 Kerr, Lynette: 142,143 Kessler, Al: 142 Kessler, Arlene: 142 Kettelhohn, Kim: 106,112,117 Kiebala, Lorrie: 99,144 Kiebala, Wanda: 117 Kilts, Donna; 99 Kinch, Barbara: 99 King, Lori: 117 King, Sharon: 117 Kingry, Thomas: 117 Kirby, Patricia: 99 Kivcheee Jim: 117 Kirchner, Jeff: 117 Kisner, Steven: 30,48,113,142 Kisner, Teresa: 99 Kitzman, Thomas: 114 Legenda 195 K laczkiewiez, Vickie: 31,97,113 142,158 Kleekamp, Mr. John: 165 Kleekamp, Linda: 99,106,110 Klein, Sheila: 142 Klemm, Rebecca; 99,106 Klenk, Greg: 99 Kline, Randolph: 99 Kluck, Robert: 142 Knapp, Dallas: 99 Jnapp, Loren: 142 Knezek, James: 152 Knight, Donn: 142 Knight, Mr. Gary: 165 Koch, Kenneth: 99 Kochalka, Gary: 99,146 Kochalka, Linda: 117,143 Kocks, Christine: 43,142 Kocks, Kimberly: 97,99 Kocks, Pamela: 94,99 Kocks, Sheltra: 117 Koeplinger, Larry: 99 Koeppinger, Garth: 142 Koerber, Thomas: 117 Kohn, Arlene: 99 Kolhoff, Tracie: 117 Konieczka, Greg: 99 K onieezka, John: 117 Konieczka, Michele: 142 Konsdorf, Lynette: 117 Koerbein, Diane: 142 Kotenko, Joyce: 142 Kovack, Louis; 117 K owaleski, Sharon: 75,143,155 Koza, Mary: 117 Kraatz, Dawn: 117 Kraatz, Fay: 70,117 Krawezyk, B.: 114 Krajniak, James: 99 Krall, Brenda: 117 Krall, Melinda: 99 Kramer, Mr. Bruce: 165 Krasinski, Jean: 117 196 AHHS Krattx, F.: 112 Krenz, William: 117 Kretz, Gerard: 99 Kretschmer, Janie: 99 Kreutzfeldt, Wendy: 208 Krieg, Jim: 30,114,143 Kring, Mr. John: 165 Krinz, Bob: 117,129,162 Kross, Karen: 13,143 Kross, Katherine: 94,99 Krueger, Kathleen : 117 Kruse, George: 99 Kruse, Robert: 99,117 Kruske, Gary: 117 Kubik, James: 99,110,115 Kubik, Mary: 99 Kubik, Tomothy: 99 Kuehn, Janine: 20,103,110,112, 115,143 Kuhr, Donald: 117,147 Kundinger, Angela: 143 Kurecka, Kathy: 99 Kushner, Greg: 143 Kushner, Matthew: 99 Kushner, Steven: 117 Kushner, Suzanne: 100 Kutsch, Patricia: 143 Kuznicki, Kerry: 117 Kuznicki, Wendy: 143 Kwaiser, Susan: 143 Kyle, Kim: 97,100 Laatsch, Nancy: 143 Laatsch, Peggy: 100 LaBarges, Judy: 117 LaBeff, Diane: 117 LaChnace, Linda: 117 Lacy, Michael: 73,100 Lafever, S.: 155 Lafleur, Janis: 100 LaFramboise, Gregg: 143 LaFramboise, Tamara: 100 LaLonde, Vicky: 100 LaManna, Mary: 143 Lamrouex, Brenda; 143,145 Landman, Teri: 117 Lane, Debra: 117 Lange, Robert: 70,100 Lange, Teri: 97 Langeneck, Cindy: 143 Langeneck, Jennifer: 117 Langeneker, Mark: 30,73,129 Langhorne, Brian: 100 Langschwager, Fred: 100 LaPointe, Allen: 117 LaPointe, Julie: 100 LaPort, David: 117 LaPort, Janet: 117 LaRose, Theresa: 100 Larson, Sally: 100,113 Laski, Jane: 100 Laski, Marilyn: 143 Lassahn, Fred: 118 Lassahn, Roxann: 20,27,103,155 Latham, Mark: 118 Laubach, Todd: 118 Laubenstein, Johnny: 99,100 Laubenstein, Monika: 67,100 Laubenstein, Nicholas: 100 Laubhan, Ann: 118 Laubhan, Randy: 118 Lauer, Lisa: 1] Laufer, Cindi: 100 Laviolette, Michael: 118 Lazzaro, Steve: 118 Leckie, Beth: 100 Leckie, Karen: 13,23,156 Ledy, Jeanne: 100 Lee, Jean: 118 Lee, Mr. Gary: 165 Leggitt, Debbie: 100 Lennox, Mary: 144 Lentner, Kenneth: 118 Leonard, Donald: 8,144 Leonard, Robert: 100 Lepeak, Joseph: 118 Lepeak, Steve: 145 Leppert, Lynette: 145 Lervezeuk, John: 118,129,208 Lesh, Thomas: 118,149 Lesyczynski, Ed: 100 Leszcynski, Jerome: 100 Letherer, Diane: 100,115 Levinsohn, Marcia: 30,145 Lewis, Gary: 112,145 Lewis, Leah: 100 Lewis, Mark: 100 Lewis, Mary: 101 Lewis, Rich: 93,101 Lewis, Sue: 118 Lewis, Wendy: 110,145 Licavoli, James: 118 Lich, Nancy: 101 Lichtenwald, Irvin: 20,103,115, 118 Light, Harve: 165 Lichtnwald, Tim: 99,101 Lintern, John: 145 Liphard, Joyce: 101 Little, Linda: 118 Litvinsdas, lrene: 145,155 Llamas, Gloria: 118 Llamas, Sylvia: 118 Llamas, Theresa: 101 Lobb, Mike: 112 Lockey, Greg: 101 Lockey, Mark: 101 Lockey, Steve: 145 Lockwood, Tom: 101 Loicano, Ann: 145,151 Loicano, Jim: 118,158 Loicano, Jane: 58,97,101 Loiselle, Sally: 145 Long,Lori: 13,145,151 Lopez, Nancy: 115,118 Losee, Sally: 118,143 Losee;Todd: 99,101,112 Loubert, Ann: 145 Louks,Judy: 110,115,145 Lorenzo, Rod: 101 Lowden, George: 101 Luenberger, Mrs. Joy: 165 Lubben, Greg: 67,118 Ludwick, Don: 118 Luplow, Claudette: 115,118 Lusars, Svens: 27,145,208 Luth, Dale: 118 Luth, Jim: 101 Lutz, Connie: 101 Lynch, Larry: 101 Lynch, Nancy: 118 Lyons, Sue: 101 MacArthur, Linda: 145 MacArthur, Scott: 118,129 Macomber, Mike: 118 MacCord, Lea: 101,110,112,115 MacGowen, Steve: 114 Mahnke, Raymond: 145 Maier, Kay: 101,106,126 Maier, Kim: 28,145 Maisano, Mr. Sam: 166 MAJORETTES: 116 Majeski, Dave: 118 Malenfant, Pat: 101,208 Malzahn, Danial: 145 Mann, Alan: 118 Markey, Amy: 145 Markey, Deborah: 118 Markey, Dennis: 69 Markey, Patricia: 101 Markey, Reva: 69,145 Markey, Steve: 63,118 Markey, Theresa: 101 Markle, Dave: 145 Marr, Jim: 101 Marr, Myrna: 112,118,151 Marr, Patricia: 145 Marsdon, Michael: 118 Martens, Pam: 118 Marti, John: 118 Martin, Debbie: 118 Martin, Eva: 118 Martin, Janet: 143,145 | Martin, Jim: 26,101,145 Martin, Jim: 118 Martin, Jim: 101 Martin, Karen: 118,208 Martin, Merlyn: 37,115,136,146, Martin, Mike: 129,146 Martin, Nancy: 118 Martin, Rob: 101 Martin, Ron: 101 Martindale, Joanne: 101 Martindale, Terri: 101 Masica, Janice: 30.97.146.158 Maslowski, Dave: 146 Maslowski, Delores: 119 Mason, Danny: 119 Mason, John: 44,99,101 Mason, Mike: 30,119 Mason, William: 30,40 Mastos, Lori: 119 Matlock, Mr. Marshall: 166 Matta, Joseph: 101,116 Mauch, Tom: 26,99,101,146,151 Maul, Jerry: 119 Maultrie, Clarence: 119 Mauro, Jerry: 119 Mauro, Karen: 101 Maxwell, Amy: 119 Maxwell, Cheryl: 101 Maxwell, Chris: 101,114 McCaffrey, Cindy: 119 McCaffrey, Vicki: 146 McCall, Robin: 101 McCargar, Mr. J.: 70,165 McCarthy, Pat: 119,129,146 McCauley, Daniel: 101,146 McCliggott, Pat: 101 McCoy, Gene: 101,146 McCoy, Robin: 146 McCullen, Mari: 119 McCullen, Pat: 27,28,108,146 McCutcheon, Brian: 101,147 McCutcheon, Pat: 99,101,152 McDonald, Jim: 102 McDonald, Kathy: 96,143,146 McDonald, Kay: 113,119 McDonald, Kim: 96,119 McDonald, Pat: 119 McDonald, Rob: 93,99,102 McDonald, Terry: 102 McDougall, Dennis: 119 McDougall, Roger: 119,155 McElroy, Lorraine: 143,146 McFarland, Tim: 119 McFay, Theresa: 119 McGillen, Rob: 119 Mg¢Gowan, William: 102 McGrath, Dave: 30,119,152 McGuire, Ken: 146 McHenry, Steve: 102 McInnis, Mike: 102 McInnis, Sharon: 143,146 McIntyre, Beth: 13,110,115,116, 146,152 McKenna, Brad: 119 McKenna, Colleen: 102 McKinney, Paulette: 102 McKinstry, Kathy: 102,113 McKinstry, Pat: 146 McMahon, Sue: 102,108,208 McMall, Carol: 119 McMall, Michelle: 119 McMall, Mike: 102 MecMath, Nelson: 119,129,162 McMillan, John: 102 McMullin, Jackie: 119 McNab, Sandra: 102,115,119 McShannok, Mr. Dan: 99,166 Mead, Nancy: 119 Meacham, Sharon: 102,112 Meacham, Sheila: 113,146 Meacham, Vickie: 146 Meehleder, Bonnie: 102 Meehleder, Sue: 102 Meehleder, William: 102 Megerle, Kathy: 147 Meisel, Debbie: 102,113 Meisel, Rick: 119 Melcher, Becky: 112,119 Mellinger, Sue: 103,112,119 Melville, Melissa: 119 Meriweather, Arthur: 102 Meschke, Bill: 147 Meshinski, Dave: 147 Metiva, Annette: 119,147,155 Metiva, Cindy: 102,113 Metiva, Dan: 147 Metiva, Debbie: 147 Metiva, Dennis: {14 Metiva, Dorothy: 119 Metiva, Rick: 119,147 Metz, Debbie: 119 Metzger, John: 102 Meyer, Christine: 147 Meyer, Darlene: 97,102 Meyer, Hope: 119 Meyer, Julie: 102 Meyer, Mark: 119 Meyer, Steve: T19 Meyerholt, Barb: 89,102,147 Meyerholt, Karl: 89,119 Meyerholt, Ken: 56,146 Meyers, Barb: 113 Meyette, Dennis: 119 Middledorf, Joan: 13,147 Mikolaiczik, Janice: 120 Mikula, Karla: 147 Millar; Bob: 112,120,208 Miller, Amy: 102 Miller, Dawn: 147 Miller, Debbie: 102 Miller, Don: 120,129 Miller, Duane: 110,115,120 Miller, Dennis: 102,112,114 Miller, Janice: 147 Miller, Lyle: 147 Miller, Mark: 147 Miller, Robert: 102 Miller , Robert: 40,140,148 Miller, Tim: 110,112,115,148 Mills, Cindy: 102,108 Milne, Jackie: 33,120 Milne, Ron: 120 Minnis, Mary: 114,120 Minnis, Mike: 102,120 Minnis, Nancy: 94,102 Minor, Nancy: 120 Minster, Debbie: 102,110,112, 115,120 Mitchell, Mr. Earl: 166 Mitchell, Mike: 120 Mitchell, Richard: 148 Mocny, John: 148 Moeller, Linda: 102 Mohr, Cindy: 102 Mohr, Prudence: 120 Moiles, Doug: 120 Moneman,Lillian: 148 Mondol, Jitendra: 112,120 Monsion, Doug: 102 Moon, Steve: 102 Moore, Mike: 102 Moore, Willie: 110,115,129,148 Moran, Greg: 52,53,148,152 Morehouse, Kelly: 120 Morello, Tim: 26,30,118,148 Morey, Mr. Donald: 166 Morey, Ken: 120 Morford, Jeff: 148 Morgan, Roger: 148 Morleys Karen: 102,130 Morningstar, Kevin: 102 Morris, Joe: 120 Morrison, Bob: 120,147 Morse, Brenda: 102 Morse, Karen: 102 Morse, Tim: 148 Moses, Laleta: 120 Moser, Sally: 102 Motley, Dwight: 102 Mott, Dick: 122,120,129,134 Mott Sharon: 30,102 Mueller, Laura: 148 Mueller, Wendy: 148 Muir,Bob: 102 Munard, Bill: 148 Munson, Burton: 120 Murphy, Ann: 120 Murphy, Helen: 102 Murphy, John; 148 Murphy, Kathy: 148 eae Mr. Seymour: 48,85,149, Murphy, Terrance: 120,129 Murray, Debbie: 120 Murray, Donna: 113 Murray, Joy: 102 Murray, Robert: 148 Muter, John: 102 Myers, Darla: 102 Myers, Dave: 102 Myers, Steve: 129 Myrtle, Dave: 102 Nagel, Randy: 126 Nagel, Diane: 102 Nalevayko, Marilyn: 102,113 Napierala, Jim: 102 Naples, Gerald: 148 Napora, Cheryl: 120N Nash, Mr. Norman E.: 166 Needham, Dan: 102,120 Neiderquilt, Greg: 120,149 Neilson, Chris: 420 Neimier, U. Nelson, Lisa: 120 Nelson, Randy: 148 Nerio, Dan: 102 Nerio, Terri: 102 Nevenfeldt, Catherine: 148 Neuvenfeldt, Mike: 102 Newman, Ron: 102 Newton, Mrs. W.F.: 166 Newsted, Kay: 148 Newvine, Tracy: 1 02,144 Neymeiyer, John: 148 Nichols, Mark: 148 Nichols, Steve: 102 Nichols, Tom: 93,99,120 Niersel, Linda: 115,120,144 Niven, Dawn: 102 Nixon, John: 102,146 Noble, Anne: 120 North, Larry: 102 Northrup, Silivia: 102 Norweigh, L.: 110 Novak, Patricia: 120,155 Nowaczyk, Larry: 102 Nowland, John: 99,103,146 Nuecnterlein, Mary: 143,148 °o Oatten, Julie: 103 Oblander, Shirley: 120,151 Oberson, Randy: 120 Obuchowski, Judy: 120,148 OCCAH: 143 O'Dell, Mrs. June: 161 O'Dell, Mike: 120 Ocampo, Sylvia: 103 Oeming, Betsy: 103 Oeming, Jay: Oeming, Mr. Joseph: 160 Ogram, Jayne: 120 Ogram, Joni: 103,112,113 O’Leary, Dave: 148 ORCHESTRA: 110 Ordway, Terry: 120 Orler, Marty: 148 O’Rourke, Bill: 120 Osborne, Rae Ann: 114,120 Ostrander, Debbie: 103 Ott, Mr. Fred: 173 O+t, Mark: 103 Ottersky, Dennis: 148 Ovalle, Cindy: 103 P Packard, Lori: 148 Packard, Mark: 148 Paige, Steve: 120 Palmer, Debbie: 103 Palmer, Janelle: 149 Palmer, William: 149 Paquette, Rodney: 149 Parker, Eddie: 103 Parker, William: 21 Parks, Dwight: 149 Parsons, Mr. Robert: 160 Pasel, Penny: 149 Paskol, Theresa: 121 Pasterz, Jackie: 121 Legenda 197 Patow, Miss Ruth: 67,166 Patterson, George: 103 Patterson, Tim: 149 Paveglio, Paula: 149,208 Pavicek, Mary: 121 Pavlo, Dinah: 103,106,121 Pawlik, Debbie: 149 Pawlik, Mary: 121,143 Peak, Connie: 149 Peirson, Randy: 121 Pekas, Kim: 97,121 Pelkey, Guy: 121,129 Pelkey, Jim: 149 Pelkey, Rosie: 149 Pelkey, Scott: 99,103 Pepera, Kathy: 121 Perez, Alma: 121 Perez, Ben: 26,118,149 Perez, Connie: 121 Periard, Mr. Edward L.: 129,166 Perior, Gail: 149 Perry, Bruce: 149 Perry, Kip: 121 Perry, Tom: 103 Pesta, Michele: 103 Peters, Ann: 103,113 Peters, Jim: 103 Peters, John: 103 Peters, Kathy: 103 eters, Kristine: 103 Pettet, John: 103 Petzko, Dave: 121 Petzko, Mr. Edward: 48,147,166 Peauth, Karen: 103 Phillips, Dale: 103 Phillips, Don: 121 Phillips, Frances: 94,103,113 Phillips, Ken: 103 Phillips, Medora: 149 Picard, Chris: 99,103,149 Picardi, Christine: 115 Pickelman, Barry: 121 Pickelman, Brian: 103,112 Pickelman, Gene: 121 Pickelman, Mike: 93,103 Pierce, Robin: 149 Pierrie, Sharon: 115,149 Pietrzak, Jim: 103 Pinnell, Dave: 121 Pinnell, Greg: 112,121 Pinstono, Mr. William J.: 166,1@ Pittman, Peggy: 103,144 Pitts, Mike: 150 Platko, Dave: 103 Platko, Joe: 66,103,112,121 Plowdrey, John: 121,129 Plowdrey, Marilyn: 150 Pocke, Kay: 103 Podsiadlik, Sue: 150 Pogoreski, Jim: 121 Pohlman, Gary: 121 Pohlman, William: 150 Poineau, Arthur: 150 Poineau, Marianne: 103 Poineau, Mike: 121 Poineau, Roger: 121 Pole Ss 72 Polak, Brent: 150 Polzin, William: 103,106,121 POMPOM GIRLS,JV: 94 POMPOM GIRLS,VARSITY: 151 Pool, Diane: 150 Pool, John: 103 Poppe, Don: 121,146 Poppe, Toni: 150,155 Postal, Sandy: 103 Poulos, Lori: 103 Powell, Frankie: 150 Poyer, Gerard: 121 Premo, Brenda: 113,121 Premo, Gerard: 121 Premo, John: 121 Premo, Mark: 121,134 Premo, Ray: 104 Pressprich, William: 53,121,152 Preston, Denny: 129 Prevost, Cherie: 104 Prevost, Kathy: 150 Price, Dave: 150 Price, Roger: 121 Priem, Charles: 104 Prill, Clarence: 150 Prine, Becky: 30,104 Pringle, Debbie: 104,113 Pringle, JoAnne: 121 Pritchett, John: 121 Prouko, William: 104 Proulx, Kim: 104 Pruden, Pam: 150 Pruden, Pat: 104 Prudhumme, Steve: 104 Purcell, Barb: 121 Purdy, Mr. R. George: 166,167 Purkis, Debbie: 121 Pyscholka, Diane: 143,150 Pyscher, Kent: 150 q oan bok 121 Quick: Fodor) d24 10,113,114, 122 QUILL AND SCROLL: 100 r Rabideau, John: 122,129 Rabie, Kim: 97,104 Rackel, Paula: @QR,QW Rackel, Paula: 114,122 Railling, Dennis: 150 Rambow, Bernice: 122 Ramos, Maria: 104,122 Rank, Debbie: 150 Rank, Mr. Kim: 93,167 Ranzenberger, Mark: 27,108,150 Rasche, Ron: 104 Rath, Mrs. Helen :167 Rauschert, Julie: 122 Raymaker, Carol: 104 Raymond, Cindy: 104 Raymond, LeRoy: 104 Raymond, Tim: 147 Raymond, Tom: 147,150 Reagh, John: 122,152 Reed, Bob: 104,122 Reese, Bill: 150 Reff, Sharon: 94,104,113 Reichle, Dale: 150 Reichle, Karen: 104 Reid, Noreen: 104 Reil, M.: 172 Reimus, Helena: 104 Reinhardt, Sue: 104 Reinig, Bonnie: 113 Reinke, Mike: 122 Reinke, Rick: 104 Reinshuttle, Carolyn: 104 Reis,Kim: 13,150 Reis, Tim: 134,150 Reisig, Randy: 33,129,150 Renshaw, Tammy: 104,114,144 Rettmann, Ken: 93,104 Revard, Mike: 122 Revell, Steve: 104 Reynolds, Becky: 104,208 Reynolds, Vicky: 150 Rexius, Tom: 150 Rhode, Terry: 96,140 Rice, C.: 172 Richards, Clarence: 122 Richards, Ted: 1 22,149 Richter, Mark: 104 Richter, Pam: 122 Richter, Polly: 150 Rick, Gary: 104 Ricklefs, Dawn: 113 Riedlinger, Dave: 104 Riedlinger, Don: 104 Riedlinger, Kathy: 150 Rigg, Duane: 151 Rippberger, Robin: 151 Risely, Dennis: 104 Risely, Duane: 122 Risely, John: 104 Risely, Mike: 104 Rittenberry, Louanne: 122 Ritzenhein, Kathy: 122 Rivard, Jim: 104 Rivers, Linda: 122 Rivette, Geralyn: 151 Rivette, Kim: 110,115,122 Roach, Mr. Elbert: 171 Robar, Daniel: 122,129 Robar, Joyce: 143,151 Roberts, Gary: 99,104 Roberts, Jay: 10,151 Robertson, Jane: 122 Robertson, Patricia: 104 Robinson, Carol: 104 Robinson, Cheryl: 122,151 Roby, Mary: 112 Roditcher, Catherine: 104,105 Roditcher, Sharon: 122 Rodriquez, Jumberto: 122 Roe, Bart: 151 Roe, Debbie: 97,105 Roe, Kathy: 112,122 Roe, Sally: 105 Roenicke, Eugene: 105 Rodgers, Dave: 151 Rogers, Paul: 105 Rogers, Pam: 151 Rogers, Randy: 151 Rohde, Debbie: 105 198 AHHS CS See eee eee EEE Rohde, Eddie: 105 Rohde, Terri: 151 Rolf, James: 13,122,129 Roller, Mrs. Joanne: 167 Rood, Juanita: 105 Rood, Jenny: 122 Rose, Leo: 151 Rose, Susanne: 105 Rose, Vickie: 122 Rosenson, Jane: 105, 113 Roth, Mrs. Elaine: 167 Rousseau, Fay: 151 Rousseau, Michelle: 105 Rowell, Mr. H. David: 166,167 Ruble, Mark: 26,118,151 Rudy, Debbie: 105 Rudy, Sue: 97,105 Rudy, Tom: 26,118,151 Ruff, Brad: 105 Ruiz, Cindy: 105 Ruiz, Laura: 105 Ruiz, Yoland: 151 Rummel, Dave: 93,99,105 Rummel, Ron: 129 Rupp, Tom: 63,105,208 Russell, Albert: 208 Russell, Dan: 152 Russell, Mark: 116,122 Russell, Mary: 13,115,152 Russell, Theresa: 70,97,173 Ruthig, Debbie: 105,130 Ruthig, Joe: 105,115 Ryman, Cindy: 97,105,126 Ryman, Nancy: 122 S Saari, Mr. David: 87,167 Sabara, Roland: 122 Sabraw, Joe: 122 Sackrider, Margie: 114,152 Sager, Jim: 152 Sahr, Fred: 87,122 Salak, Tom: 152 Salas, Janet: 93,167 Salas, Jesse: 93 Salesky, Todd: 30,105 Salesky, Steve: 30,152 Salo, Alvin: 105 Saloner, K.: 155 Salvi, Larry: 122 Salvner, Kathie: 152 Samson, Dave: 122 Samuels, Connie: 105 Samuels, Earl: 152 Sanburn, Mike: 123 Sanchez, Ruthanne: 105 Sanford, John: 27,152 SanMiguel, Connie: 105 Sary, Bob: 105 Sauvage, Tom: 152 Sauve, Mike: 123 Savage, Tracy: 113,123 Sawatzke, Jim: 105 Sawyer, Ken: 105 Sawyer, Tom: 114,152 Saylak, Mike: 105 Schachtner, Greg: 152 Schade, Nancy: 143,152 Schafer, Karen: 152 Schaffner, Perry: 105 Schairer, Mr. Gerald: 167 Schalk, Mr. Edwin: 167 Schaper, Nancy: 126,143,153 Schauman, Mark: 123 Schebler, Sue: 105 Scheffler, John: 105 Scherping, Mike: 123 Schibelhut, Randy: 129,153 Schleimer, Mary: 105 Schlicker, Gail: 153 Schlickbier, Dennis: 153,155 Schluehbier, Mrs. N.: 172 Schmid, Dave: 30,153 Schmidt, Charles: 105 Schmidt, Chris: 123 Schmidt, Cindy: 116,126,153 Schmidt, Delphine: 123 Schmidt, Elizabeth: 153 Schmidt, Gladys: 105 Schmidt, Heidi: 105,115 Schmidt, Jackie: 105 Schmidt, Nancy: 105 Schmidt, Steve: 30,123 Schmidt, Tim: 67,105,110 Schmidtke, Jo: 153 Schmitt, Nancy: 105 Schmolitz, Cheryl: 153 Schmolitz, Kirk: 123 Schneer, Dave: 153 Schneider, Steve: 153 Schnell, Dan: 143 Schnell, Debbie: 153 Schnell, John: 153 Schnell, Kathy: 123 Schneller, Ed: 105 Schobert, Dennis: 123 Schoen, Heidi: 105,144 Schoen, Sharon: 153 Schoen, Tom: 99,105 Schrank, Mary: 105 Schroeder, Tom: 123 Schotts, Dave: 153 Schuell, Peggy: 37,1 10 Schultz, Greg: 153 Schultz, Jeri: 153 Schultz, Joanne: 153,208 Schultz, Mary: 105 Schultz, Ron: 114 Schultz, Teri: 123,155 Schulz, Bev: 105,114 Schulz, Pam: 153 Schulz, Robert: 30,153 Schulz, Shar: 105 Schumacher, Cindy: 105 Schumann, Bill: 63,123,152 Schumann, Kathy: 97,123 Schwab, Dan: 123 Schwartz, Bud: 75 Schwartz, Brad: 105 Schwartz, Jeff: 123 Schwartz,Kacey: 123 Schwind, Rodney: 105 Scott, Brenda: 63,123,143 Scott, Terry: 123 Scovill, Doug: 123 Seamon, Cinda: 10,112,153 Sedlak, Kevin: 105 Seefelder, Diane: 105 Seeley, Dennis: 153 Seeley, Lexie: 114,153 Seeley, Vickie: 94,105,110 Seibel, Debi: 123 Seiferlein, Mr. Arthur: 168 SENIOR HOSTESS: 136 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: 140 Senn, Mark: 123 Schachtner, Mr.G:: 155 Shackleford, Mr. Hugh: 168 Shafer, Mike: 123 Shaler, Dennis: 153 Shaner, Dean: 105 Sharpe, Bonnie: 123,153 Shares, Bryan: 105 Shaw, Becky: 105 Shaw, Jeff: 110,115,123 Shay, Don: 93,105 Shay, Jim: 123 Sheets, Mary: 94,105,113 Sheets, Pam: 28,30,108,153 Sheets, Robert: 152 Shefler, John: 93 Shelswell, Nancy: 105,113 Sherzer, Mr. Rockwell S.: 168 Sherwood, Mr. Robert: 168 Shields, Jody: 123 Shields, Polly: 75,143,153 Shinners, Matt: 153 Shook, Barbara: 105 Shook, Kathy: 123 Shores, Bryan: 75 Shoskey, Kevin: 153 Shoup, Clara: 105,123 Shoven, Mike: 105,114,152 Shubitowski, Becky: 153 Shubitowski, Brian: 123 Shubitowski, Yvonne: 105,144 Shuell, Peggy: 112,123,151 Shuster, Steve: 105,114 Shuster, Sue: 123 Sieb, Greg: 105,147 Sieggreen, Mark: 154 Sierocki, Helen: 113 Sierocki, Sue: 105 Sievert, Rae Ann: 123 Sika, Rhonda: 105 Simmons, Rosemary: 143,154 Simon, Kim: 123 Simpson, Kurt: 106,123 Sipiala, Paul: 56,57,123 Sisson, Dale: 123 Sizick, Laurie: 123 SKI CLUB: 125 Slavin, Laura: 154 Sleeseman, Barb: 106 Small, Julie: 123 Small, Tim: 106 Smalley, Kathy: 106 Smeage, Sharlene: 154 Smith, Annette: 112,154 Smith, Mr. Burris: 149,168 Smith, Darlene: 123 Smith, Dawn: 154 Smith, Don: 106 Smith, Guy: 123 Smith, Linda: 106,113 Smith, Mark: 106 Smith, Miss Sheila: 67,168 Smith, Rick: 124 Smith, Terry: 106 Smith, Zina: 154 Smolen, Beth: 124 Snook, Brian: 124 Sobel, Jenny: 30,124 Sommer, Mike: 106 Sopacak, Dave: 124 Sopcak, Paul: 106 Soper, Steve: 106,154 Sova, Kim: 106 Sovia, Lori: 154 Sowatsky, Debbie: 106 Spagnuolo, Rick: 154 SPANISH CLUB: 126 Spatz, Mike: 134,154 Spear, Roger: 154 Specht, David: 106 Speer, Mrs. J.: 168 Spellman, Jim: 106 Spencer, Lynn: 154 Sperling, Laurie: 154 Spess, Laura: 106,110,144 Spess, Linda: 110,115,154 Spicer, Gail: 103,112,115,124 Spiess, Chuck: 26,118,124 Spicker, Ann: 154,155 Spicker, Francis: 124 Spitz, Rick: 124 Spraull, Betty: 124 Spreeman, Don: 124 Spreeman, John: 26,118,154 Srnek, Kevin: 124 Srnek, Marianne: 124 Stack, Marcia: 154 Stahle, Phil: 124 Stahr, Terry: 123 Stansbuty, Brian: 106,123 Stanuszek, Jeanette: 154 Stanuszek, Ruth: 123 Stark, Linda: 106 Stark, Mary Ellen: 106 Stark, Mollie: 123 Stark, Sally: 123 Starr, Janet: 106 Stedry, Vence: 154 Steele, Jan: 123 Steele, Linda; 154 Steele, Marilyn: 106 Steele, Mike: 154 Steele, Pat: 106 Stefaneck, Sue: 103,106,112,123 Stein, John: 106 Stein, Martha: 154 Steinpres, Theresa: 89,124 Sternhagen, John: 99,106 Stevens, Heidi: 106 Legenda 199 Stevens, Kim: 154 Stevens, Pam: 124 Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth: 106 Stewart, Jon: 124 Stewart, Lynn: 124 Stockford, Christine: 112,154 Stockford, Kim: 106,144 Stockford, Linda: 154 Stone, Reba: 154 Stoney, Julie: 106 Storck, Mr. Donald W.: 169 Stork, Debbie: 30,124 Storrs, Shelly: 97,116,106 Straebel, Herbert: 154 Straw, Jan: 106,208 Strecker, Kay: 106 Strecker, Tina: 106,154 Stricker, Tom: 116,124 Strickland, Carl: 124 Strickland, Marie: 124 Stringer, Jim: 99,106 Sutter, Dave: 107 Sutton, Neil: 155 Swaffoid, Carol: 107 Swaffoid, Mark: 124 Swartz, Shawn: 124 Sweatland, Caryl: 107,113 SWIM TEAM: 152 SWIM TEAM, GIRLS: 144 Swinton, Joan: 97,107,114 Symons, John: 155 Szymanowski, Dianne: 155 t Talik, Gregory: 155 Talik, Vicki: 155 Tallon, Timothy : 107,149 Tany, Jack: 107 Tany, Pamela: 155 Tardy, Mr. Parnell: 161 Thomas, Daniel: 107 Thomas, Gary: 156 Thomas, Karen: 124 Thomas, Mary: 156 Thomas, Rick: 169 Thompson, Beth: 107 Thompson, Jayme: 107 Thompson, Jo: 156 Thompson, Julie: 124 Thompson, Mark: 42,122,125, 129 Thompson, Peggy: 107 Thompson. Peter: 54,152,156 Thompson, Thomas: 44,45,93, 99,107 Thompson, Vanessa: 125 Thon, Curtis: 40,48,49,125,129, 134 Thormier, Gary: 107 Thornhill, Gary: 156 Tilot, Janet: 107 Strobel, Charles: 154 S trobel, Debbie: 106 Strouse, David: 110,112,155 Struthers, Miss Isabelle: 169 Stuart, Harry: 124 Stuart, Kim: 155 Stuedemann, John: 106 Stuller, Mike: 124 Suhr, Rich: 129 Suhr, Bob: 124 Suitor, Don: 106,146 Suitor, Kevin: 155 Suitor, Ron: 107,146 Sumera, Curt: 154 Summerfield, Lyle: 107 Sundeck, Carol: 30,96,124,151, 155 Sundeck, Carrie: 30 Surdock, Mary: 107 Sirian, Sue: 97,107,130 200 AHHS Tarras, Joni: 124 Tarras, Mitchell: 99,107,146 Taschner, Ronald: 124 Taugher, Shelley: 107 Toul, Meri Lynn: 143,155 Taylor, Dr. Jack: 160 Taylor, Kim: 107 Taylor, Kris: 113 Taylor, Robert: 124 Taylor, Roxana: 124 Taylor, Steve: 155 Taylor, Susan: 124 Taylor, Ted: 124 Terrian, Danny: 155 Terry, P.: 144 Terry, Susan: 107 Teter, Miss Patricia: 58,97,130 158,169 Theisen, James: 156 THESPIANS:103 Tilot, Lori: 69,125 Tilot, Robin: 156 Tilot, Sandy: 125 Timm, Bob: 125 Tobin, Timothy: 125 Todd, Laura: 110,112,125 Tolosa, Cynthia: 143,156 Toronjo, Timothy: 107 Torres, Marie: 107 Torres, Paula: 156 Tosch, Karen: 114,125 Tourangeane, Michael: 107 Trace, Lisa: 125 Trace, Steve: 152,156 Trahan, Cynthia: 107 Trap, Nancy: 125 Trejo, Elizabeth: 107 Tremont, Karen: 125 Trier, Cynthia: 125,155 Trier, Ross: 125 Trinklein, Glenn: 114,125 Troxwell, Bill: 107 Troyer, Cheryl: 107 Troyer, Julie: 156 Truax, Cynthia: 125 Trylch, Debra: 115,156 Tubb, Mark: 107,146 Tubergen, Timothy: 57,106,125, 146 Tuck, Connie: 107,113 Tuck, Margaret: 112,125 Tullis, Vivienne: 125 Turek, Lori: 107 Turek, Todd: 156 Turpin, Mike: 156 Turrill, Doug: 156 Tyra, Lynette: 110,115,156 U Ulicki, Barbara: 107 Ulmer, Janet: 114,156 Urbain, Richard: 26,151,156 Urban, Constance: 28,107 Urich, Steve: 125 Urich, Sue: 125 Vv Valdiserri, Ann: 96,125 Valentine, Jerry: 125 Valle, Lydia: 113,125 Van Benschoten, John: 125 Van Boexlaer, Terry: 125 Van Conett, Paula: 157 Vander Klipp, Amy: 30,112,125 Vandermeer, Kae: 125 Van Elsacker, Kathy: 125 Van Norman, Dale: 114,157 Vaughan, Renee: 30,107 Vercoe, Linda: 103,157 Verdusco, Diane: 122,125 Vetterle, John: 147,157 Victory, Scott: 125 Viers, Ronnie: 114,157 Villanueva, Renee: 107 Visnaw, Timothy: 107 Visuri, David: 93,107 Visuri, Mr. Jack: 169 Vitale, Deborah: 107 Vitito, Mrs. Marianne: 169 Viassis, Peggy: 108,157 Viassis, Sandra: 157 Vlassis, Sue: 157 Vlassis, William: 107 Voelker, Ray: 108 Volz, Timothy: 125 Vondette, Mr. William: 169 Vorwerck, Lawrence: 27,108,114 Voss, Kathleen: 108,113 Vudures, Grace: 108,114 w Wachner, Karen: 157 Wachner, Mark: 99,108 Wachowiak, Duane: 108 Wacke, John: 108,125 Wacker, Christine: 97,125 Wacker, Pamela: 157 Waddell, Robert: 54,125,152 Wade, Cheryl: 108,112,157 Wade, Mark: 125 Wagner, Danial: 108 Wagner, David: 114,126 Wagner, J.: 172 Walderzak, Brenda: 126 Walderzak, Kay: 97,108 Walderzak, Paul: 126,129 Wallace, Daniel: 126 Wallace, Dave: 126 Wallace, Laura: 112,157 Wallert, Bonnie: 157 Walsk, James: 108 Walsh, William: 126 Waltenburg, Bill: 157 Walters, Donald: 126 Wamback, Betty: 108 Wamback, Susan: 157 Wardlow, Carl: 126 Warnemuende, Craig: 114,157 Warzecha, Anthony: 30,115,157 Warzecha, Michael: 108,110 Waters, David: 110,115,126 Watrous, Esther: 110,112,157 Watrous, John: 126 Watrous, Paul: 108 Watson, Amy: 87,126 Watson, Sally: 126 Wazny, Carole: 126,158 Wazny, Clarence: 157 Wazny, Julie: 108 Weat ertord: Scott: 30,126 Webb, Deborah: 108 Webb, Marcia: 27,157,208 Webb, Ruth: 108,157 Webber, Terri: 108 Weber, Valerie: 108,113 Webster, Kathleen: 126 Webster, Mary: 157 Webster, Timothy: 99,108 Webster, Tom: 157 Wehman, Alice: 97,108 Wehner, Melissa: 126 Weigl, Carol: 157 Weigl, Kathleen: 108 Wesibarth, Edward: 171 Welch, Forrest: 112,126 Wells, Branden: 108 Wells, Karen: 157 Welzein, Richard: 126 Welzel, Debbie: 157 Wendler, Gretchen: 114,126 Wendling, Gary: 26,115,118,137 Wendzik, Tom: 157 Wenzel, Jeffrey: 157 Wenzel, Merijo: 108 Wenzel, Ted: 158 Wenzel, Timothy: 158 Wesmer, Brenda: 108 Wesmer, Richard: 134.158 Wesolek, Samuel: 108 Wesson, Robert: 108,qwy Westphal, David: 158 Westphal, Debbie: 126 Westphal, Steven: 99,108 Westphal, Susan: 108,126 Wetzel, John: 108,114 Whaley, Timothy: 30,158 Wheatley, Robert: 114,158 Wheeler, Margaret: 108 White, Ed: 158 White, Eugene: 96,108,110,115 126 White, Gwendolyn: 96,140,158 White, Rebecca: 108 White, Sandra: 8,13,30,156,158 White, Timothy: 108 Wilder, Brenda: 108 Wildey, William: 108 Wilinski, Michael: 108 Wilken, Mary: 108 Willert, Janet: 30,112,126,131 Willett, David: 126 Williams, Cheryl: 126 Williams, Linda: 108 Williams, Lisa: 85,108 Williams, Richard: 115,158 Wilson, Brad: 129,134,158 Wilson, Brian: 30,126,147,208 Wilson, Mr. Bryant: 169 Wilson, Jerry: 158 Wilson, Mrs. Judy: 169 Wilson, Marcia: 158 Wiltse, Michael: 126 Wiltse, Sherri: 143,158,208 Windon, Sue: 159 Wisniewski, Mark: 108 Wisniewski, Michael: 159 Wisniewski, Pat: 97,126 Witamborski, Miss Carol: 169 Witbrodt, Charles: 108 Witheridae. Jay: 17,99,108,152 Witkowski, Jean: 159 Wittmuss, Brian: 108 Wood, Darcy: 159 Wood, Kimberly: 97,109 Wood, Robin: 97,109 Wood, Valerie: 109 Woodbridge, Donald: 109 Woodbridge, Marparet: 8,126 Woods, Marianne: 30,109 Woodward, Barbara: 159 Wortley, Charles: 159 WRESTLING: 146 Wright, AnMaree: 126 Wright, Cathy: 126 Wright, Dennis: 109 Wright, Gloria: 126 Wright, LouAnn: 67,159 Wright, Sandra: 109 Wright, Susan: 159 Wulff, Steve: 159 Wurtz, Gregory: 114,159 Wylie, Mrs. Carol: 169 Wyman, Gene: 20 Wyman, Jeffrey: 109,112 � Yahn, Barb: 109 Yancer, Wanda: 126,159 Yanna, Dawn: 127 Yeager, Gertrude: 127 Yeager, Margaret: 127 Yeager, Randy: 109 Yeska, Frank: 127 Yeska, Shirley: 127 RA Howard: 159 Yokat, Lori: 159 Yon, Terry: 127,155 York, David: 109 York, Susan: 114,159 Young, Mary: 33,112,127 Younk, Cindy: 109 Younk, Lynn: 127 Yuill, John: 127 y 4 Zagata, Debbie: 127 Zaggy, Sharon: 94,109 Zahn, Linda: 159 Zahnow, Richard: 112 Zarinski, Sandra: 109 Zastrow, Debra: 109 Zastrow, Robert: 109 Zeigler, Margaret: 155,159 Zeile, Kim: 73,106, 159 Zeilinger, Brenda: 127 Zeitz, Deborah: 109 Zemanek, Ralph: 114,159 Zettel, Garalt 27 151 Zisrote Sheila: 159 Zimmerman, Gregg: 127 Zimmerman, Leonard: 127 Zingg, Frederick: 30,127,152 Zingg, Robert: 109 Zirkle, Thomas: 109 Zissler, Daniel: 109 Zissler, David: 127 Zoellner, Betty Lou: 127 Zoellner, Rosemary: 94,109,114 Zolinski, Scott: 30,152,159 Zucker, Paul: 127, 147 Program rescheduling pi g armits class changes — (D Ls = JQ @D tee —_ he. O @ Oo) ara —_ Oo sami wee: moh 4 lighting, parking ared ea Wt By RE ORI eae 204 AHHS a Ait noma 7 ae - a fo be pee Today we are changing for tomorrow... Today we are changing for tomorrow. Strength- ening our bodies. . .purifying our souls. Competing to win. . .learning to lose. Today, we as individ- uals are rapidly being changed by the wo rld around us: The Vietnam war ended. . .18 year olds were now adults, and were provided with smoking areas. Saginaw had a professional hockey team. Today these national and community events will effect everyone. Tomorrow the results will be evident. SAGINAW COUNTY GOVERNMENTAL GENTER ae Legenda 205 206 AHHS — ee i iy 4 Legenda 207 Joanne Schultz. . ... . ...Managing Editor Matcia Webb. ... .. .. .. .Associate Editor Kelsey Hargesheimer. . . .Associate Editor SVCHSMEUSISATS— 9 .- ad aoe eens w Photo Editor AibetteeRUSSell “se 0 es . . ssports Editor Darlene. 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