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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

EVERYTHING HAS ITS SEASON, EVERYTHING HAS ITS TIME, SHOW ME A REASON AND VLL SOON SHOW YOU A RHYME. CATS FIT ON THE WINDOW SILL, CHILDREN FIT IN THE SNOW, WHY DOI FEEL I DON’T FIT IN ANYWHERE I GO? RIVERS BELONG WHERE THEY CAN RAMBLE, EAGLES BELONG WHERE THEY CAN FLY: PVE GOT TO BE WHERE MY SPIRIT CAN RUN FREER, GOT TO FIND MY CORNER OF THE SKY. 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They will go on to finals which will qualify them for thousands of dollars in scholarships. 2. The D. A. R. in 1975 was Senior Carolyn Glynn. 3. Voice of Democracy contest winners who received honorable mention, second and first places are S. Twietmeyer, D. Forbes, J. Boelke, S. Gilbert and K. Johnson. 4. Don Shay accepts the Patow Scholarship. 5. Francis Phillips is excited and over-whelmed after receiving her University of Michigan Scholarship. 6. Norma Hales receives a National Honors Society pin from Dr. A. C. Stander. 7. Recipients of the Outstanding Sophomore boy and girl are Dennis Hammond and Ellen Anderson. i aS SS ea Se I'VE BEEN SEARCHING ... was the theme for the 1975 Homecoming festivities. The day started out with the crowning of Queen Jody Gehrcke. Following the victory game was the traditional Home- coming dance. the senior class float. 2. Juniors spent many time consuming hours working on the first float for the junior class. 3. Back How, |. to r.: Theresa Jurek, | Rhonda Spiekerman, Attendent Rosa Ramos, Queen Jody Gehrcke, Attendent Shelly Nolan, Julie Wilson, Judy Gronski, Bottom Row, 1. tor.: Jill Trautner, Minerva Torres, Lynn | McInerney, Caryl Pierce. | | 4. Sophomores worked carefully to | 1. Seniors worked hard on producing come up with an idea and thought of a Lumberjack. 5. The court and their escorts standing on stage after the exciting assembly. | 6. Enthusiastic crowd awaits the court and Queen 7. Queen Jody poses and can hardly keep still. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS 1. Students listen intently to tapes in Spanish. 2. Miss Deford instructs her French club about additional trips. 3. Pam Williams writes the minutes for the Spanish club meeting. 4. Students study and sometimes goof around in the Spanish club. 5. Attendence workers enjoy filing and taking messages to teachers. 6. D. Leppert happily poses for the Legenda photographer. 7. Linda Duma waits for Mr. Hooper to give her the latest update on the film schedule. 8. Lee Holme-Shaw looks over the reference books in the Guidance Cen- ter. ter a i Ae aay eke © ae why ie wee Mi a afore - FUN, GAMES AND HARD WORK ta, tity Regen Sa ee sey Yates, tke be Ween gg Arthur Hill offers a wide variety of activities for all Words hee ponte Wi types of students. Language clubs allow students to increase competency and enjoyment of their favorite language. Other students enjoy activities in the offices or after school with varsity sports. AAAI AAA ASE Sd ORRIN LD IE me Toe 1. Jill Trautner states her opinion concerning having floats for Homecoming. 2. The Student Cabinet goes over plans for a dance. 3. Kathy Hagerty has an important question. 4. President Ron Harris gives his views on school policies. 5. Students show little spirit at pep assembly. §. Bruce McLennan demonstrates his bird calls. 7. Sportsmen’s Club get together some real school spirit. 8. Cheerleaders try to get students enthused about an up-coming basketball game. POLITICS, PEP, AND ENTHUSIASM... are the main ingredients that produce active and hard working students who back up their school in a variety of ways. Students may join the Pep Club or Sportsmen’s Club, where they can support the athletic teams. As for the Student Cabinet, members work together to help run the school and set up rules. Fund raising activities are also held. -LI- MUSIC HERE AND THERE a 5 ee as nee o's es 56 Seeks fs oa i ge nm ee: os o Y .N Ss Oo @ oo a § on § 3 o 2 a. 5 ‘ear es ee E ob ao} = 3 Se nee oOo o io) for W.C. ic Temple, Y. C lub, Mason Hill music concerts. inaw perform at the Sag A. and at Arthur 1. Melanie Cole, Cindy Kipp and Anne Bocade. 2. Wendy VanderKlipp and Kathy Averill. 3. Julie Wilson and Jane Morrison. 4. Julie Wilson and Jane Morrison. 5. Joan Anderson, Marcia Stewart and Cathy Wilson. 6. Melanie Cole and Kriss Kelley. 7.Beth Batkoski. CURTAIN UP, LIGHTS, QUE... and so begins the One - Act Plays. One - Act Plays area new addition to the extra-curricular activities in 1975. One play is put on by each of the three grades. The Fall Concert was held in November. The bands, orchestra, Triple Trio and choirs worked together to produce a memorable event. q | ? i 8 S| = 5 {i = ‘ a ONE - ACT PLAYS 1. The band members work together to put on one of Arthur Hill’s best concerts. 2. Brenda Kingry enjoys playing the xylophone in the November concert. 3. Mr. Jensen directs the concert. 4. John Kissel did a drum solo at the concert. 5. Jan Gover rehearsed her part as others pantamime. 6. Cast members of the One-Act play rehearsed for the up-coming perfor- mances. 7. Julie Wilson, unsure of her lines checks her script for reassurance. -1t- 1. L. to R. Kay Blue, Amy Kramer, Connie Hardt and Heather Kemerer display their Halloween garb at a G.A.A. costume party. 2. Jolyn Galinski, in a very fashionable dress, is caught off guard as the camera clicks. 3. The G.A.A. group gathers together for a family photo. 4. Jolyn Galinski and Kay Blue are being camera hogs as they again get caught in front of the camera. 5. Cris Tobin and Jim Wise rejoice as cool water pours from an old water pump. 6. Carol Piening takes time out to relax and think while looking out at the Au Sable River. 7. Backpacker members load up their gear as they prepare to leave Mack- inaw Island. OUTINGS, PARTIES, PHYSICAL EXERCISE... BACKPACKERS and many other sorts of recreation are what the members of the G. A. A. and Backpackers partake in. Mem- bers have the chance to develope their minds as well as their bodies, develope new friendships, and find new inter- ests. FINE ARTS AT A. H. H. S. Many people ask,‘“What’s a Thespian?” Winston dictionary definition: ‘Pertaining to the drama; dramatic. Noun:actor or actress. That’s exactly who the Thespians are and what they do. This year many of the members took part in the One-Act plays. The Quill and Scroll club has not died. It has started again and seems to be prospering. Members of the club have to be in the upper third of their class and have had to work in the Publications Department for at least two full semesters. Members learn many aspects of writing and study new production methods. QUILL “tstake my a AS TGTZ y re parton energy, the Aomand the woemcedA — ng Amerncans McGovern SCROLL 1. Thespian members watch as Julie Wilson shows her style. 2. Members are caught off guard when they are photographed while a joke is be- ing told. 3. Julie Wilson demonstrates on how to sweep a floor properly. Guys just don’t know how. 4. Members practice their closing. 5. Kriss Kelley and Debi Leis chat before the Quill and Scroll meeting starts. 6. Laura Schultz and Kriss Kelley go over new contracts and budget ideas. 7. Jim Bruggers pre-reads his new story idea. 8. John Romaker, Maureen Murray and Laura Schultz glance at the new Jour- nalism magazines. COLLECTABLES STUDENTS INVOLVED WITH STUDENTS Relaxing, relating to one another, and expressing themselves are the main goals of those students involved in the Meditation Club. The Collectables Club invites stu- dents to share their hobbies, ideas and valuable‘‘collectables’’ with others. Members have learned aspects of auctioning and trading their wares through their participation at shows and various exhibits. MEDITATION 1. Collectables Club members gather round to check the names and types of their recently collected coins. 2. Loraine and Lorene Bailey are proud of their coin collections. 3. Members of the Collectables make last minute plans for the up-coming auction. 4. Loraine checks the dates while other members search for the proper coins. . Julie Guthrie in deep concentration. J. Guthrie, B. Neveau, S. Weighman and B. Fiebig pose for a group shot. Julie and Bruce in position. 8. Bruce and Julie look as though they’ll never move again. 5 6 7 ATOMS, MOLECULES, ELECTRONS... Puzzled about how your body works? Wonder at the surroundings about you? If youfve ever asked these questions then The Human- Biology -Natural Science Club may just provide you with the answers to these questions. Future Physicians, a new club at Arthur Hill this year, has offered students the opportunity to examine the health facilities and attended numerous lectures on medical. topics. NATURAL SCIENCE HUMAN BIOLOGY FUTURE PHYSICIANS 1. Human Biology member adjusts his micro-, scope. 2. Natural Science members examine pollywogs. 3. I wonder if it’ll blow up the school. 5. Dennis Hammond finds a new friend. 6. Jane Schrader has her blood pressure checked. 7. Paul Sternhagen checks out blood cells under the microscope. Tom Dixon observes. 8. Dennis and Paul explore part of the human E8GL LG600 OGEL -32- WORLD-WIDE LITERATURE BROADENS HORIZONS Will you read to me a story? Will you write for me a poem? Will you recite to me some Shakespeare? I won’t feel so all alone. Renee Krasinski In. times of great light, it hides no fear For all around us is ever dear. The trees so green, the dandelions yellow, Blend in the scene, so soft and mellow. It’s not in life we become so bold, It’s what’s inside us, stories untold. When we are lost and cannot find What’s in the storehouse of our mind, We turn to something warm and plain To it our bodies and minds refrain. If love is all there is left to give Then we won’t run out of life to live. In times of darkness we will wait, If there’s love left, it’s never too late. Lori Witbrodt 1. Posters brighten up pea green rooms. 2. Among the many course offerings in the English department this year, students were able to elect American Literature, Short Fiction, Reading for Leisure, Shakespeare, British Liter- ature and publication courses. Mrs. Lorene Bishop discusses Hawthorne with her class. 3. Known for her uninhabited classes, Ms. Sheila Smith, involves her students in a discussion of current literature. 4., 5., English class-discussion, homework, lec- tures, interesting, enlightening... L. toR. Ms. R. Patow, Ms. J. Wilson, Ms. I. Struthers (Department Head), Ms. J. Buor, Ms. E. Stewart, Ms. S. Smith, Mr. J. Jones, Ms. H. Olmsted, ‘Ms. L. Bishop, Mr. H. Becker, Ms. J. Salas, Ms. D. Cappell. Not Pictured: Mr. V. Combs and Mr. W. Thibodeau. SIGNS, SYMBOLS AND EQUATIONS Students at A.H.H.S. are studying some form of ‘‘new math’. Anything from set theory, different number systems, metrics and trigonometry to the math of computer programming is offered to the Arthur Hill student. | | 1. Linda Neuenfeldt tries hard to squeeze the problem onto the board. 2. Ron Weidenmiller. 3. Mr. Duncar. 4. Brian Louks, Suki Brooks, Linda Dennis watch attentatively as a problem is being discussed. 3 5. Mr. Nash helps students on their geometry assignments. Mr. R. Scherzer (Department Head), Mr. N. Nash, Mr. G. Purdy, Mr. D. Storck and Mr. R. Thomas. Not pictured: Ms. J. Roller and Mr. S. Dunker. WORK OF HUMAN HANDS Students at Arthur Hill are discovering the varieties of art that can be studied as a project or just done for a hobby or enjoyment. Some activities include general art, portrait and figure drawing, weaving, painting, crafts, jewelry and ceramics. md —s 1. Students gather round Mrs. Wylie who is demonstrating the art of shadowing with pen and ink. 2. I think I’ll make another ashtray! 3. At least he’s got one student’s attention. 4. Lori Jarabek. 5. Art students create a mural for the downtown Saginaw Christmas display. Ms. C. Wylie (Department Head), Mr. E. Mitchell and Ms. M. Vitito. COMMUNICATE WITH THE WORLD Language classes teach students to communicate with people from other countries. The students write reports in a foreign tongue, make Christmas cards and other projects using their favorite language. a Mr. H. Rowell (Department Head), Ms. J. Deford and Ms. E. Joerke. 1. and 3. Students in Spanish class learn how to speak Spanish and spend time learning of the cultural and geographic background of the Spanish people. 2. German students translate a work sheet. 4. Terri Alfano asks a question on how to write a sentence. 5. A French class. -68- iia sali OE 1. Great emphasis is placed on the lab experience in Arthur Hill’s chemistry class. 2. Mr. Sam Maisano displays new mirror that was acquired by this year’s astronomy class. The scope is one of the largest to be placed in a secondary school. 3., 4., 5. and 6. Discussing chemical principles, Mr. Albert Fetting exhibits the effects of air pressure. Mr. E. Case (Department Head), Mr. G. Barker, Mr. T. Crevia, Mr. P. Derheim, Mr. R. Enszer, Mr. A. Fetting, Mr. K. Howenstine, Mr. S. Maisano, Mr. B. Smith. Not pictured: HYPOTHESIS, RESEARCH, AND EXPERIENCE Science classes are showing students the fundamental concepts of time, space, matter, the human body and the atom. Students do experiments leading to an understand- ing of velocity, acceleration and relative motion. -42- 1., 2., 3., and 4. Gym classes do an assortment of activities such as volleyball. 5. Classes also bowl. The classes may go to bowling alleys during their class periord. 6. Girls moan and groan as they warm up their muscles. Mr. D. Slaggert. Not pictured: Mr. D. Morey (Department Head). MUSCLES, BONES AND BODIES BUILT Physical fitness is an important key to keeping a body in shape. Swimming, bowling, tennis and archery are just a few of the sports that students take part in during their one 8 semester course. Ms. M. Dietrich and Ms. P. Teter. THE WORLD AROUND US People, customs, laws, life... What was it really like in earlier times? Students have found answers to questions a such as these by taking one of many social studies courses; such as, American West, Blue-Grey, American Indians. 1. Kathy Rapin’s mind is not on her government assignment. 2., 3., 4., and 5. Students are learning how Government and law work in America. Ms. A. Ahlschwede, Mr. W. Vondette, Mr. B. Wilson, Mr. S. Murphy, Mr. H. Shackelford (Department Head), Mr. J. Kleekamp, Mr. T. Karac, Mr. J. Heitkamp, Mr. E. Petzko and Mr. T. Fullerton. Not pictured: Mr. W. Durham, Mr. J. Keenan, Mr. G. - Knight, Mr. B. Parsons, Mr. G. Schairer. | ] | | 1. and 2. Members of the orchestra gave excellent concerts this year. 3. Members of the Girls Glee Club i performed at the Christmas concert. | 4. and 5. Mr. Jensen is the director of the Arthur Hill band. Mr. R. Jensen (Department Head). Not pictured: Ms. M. Dyer and Mr. D. Austin. VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, AND Musically inclined students find that they may take a variety of courses in this field. There are two choirs, two bands, an orchestra, guitar and a new course being offered this year - jazz. The music department, throughout the year puts on the concerts, marches for parades and plays at the sporting events. EDUCATIONAL “Li HEARING IMPAIRED A new teaching method using a multi-sensory approach was used in the special education classes this past year. Hearing impaired students used a total communication method in which verbal communication along with sign methods were used. The two classes worked together at a new “Team Teaching”’ approach. According to Mr. Kramer, ‘One of our goals is to prepare kids to function successfully on the job and in the community.” Ms. E. Roth and Mr. D. Kalina. Not pictured: Mr. B. Kramer (Department Head) and Ms. A. Purvis. 1. Bill Fiebig is one of the teachers aides in the special ed department. He helps students with their work and also helps them in their daily activities at school. 2. Mr. Delroy Kalina is the teacher for the deaf students. 3. Kathy Jolin and Mark Farrington in deaf class. 4. Ms. Arlene Purvis, teacher, shows Gloria Kidd how to work a math problem. 5. Terry Wendzik learns typing skills. 6. Tom Hill 7. Laura Murray -6F- MACHINES Mr. A. Seiferlein, Ms. C. Damuth, Mr. R. Hartman (Department Head), Mr. D. McShannock, Mr. C. Anderson, Ms. W. Newton and Mr. R. Sherwood. AND COMPUTERS Business is a universally used skill. Away of communicating, whether it be in business, school or everyday life. The business curriculum also offers students the chance to learn skills they may use immediately after grad- uation. -Ic- 1. Typing labs enable students to learn the various techniques for business typing. These students also take typing tasks from teachers and school organi- zation. 2. Steve Weiss diligently does his typing to gain additional experience. 3. Mary Schoen, is among the students learning proficiencies with various business machines. 4. Diane Fox, 5. Stacy Whyte and 6. MaryBeth Surian. 1., 2., and 38. The students in the Home Ec. classes sew. They also learn other things such as cooking and other useful things for running a home. 4. An instant swimming champ also takes drafting. 5. Boys in wood shop work together to make things. 6. Boys in wood shop also fool around. Ms. N. Hile (Department Head), Ms. C. Bosquet and Ms. K. Canel. HOME ECONOMICS Domestic engineer training can be found in the Home Economics classes. Various courses such as: Food, family living, clothing and decorating are offered. ii h INDUSTRIAL ARTS | ee eee PREPARING FOR TOMORROW : In the Industrial Arts department one may take such courses as: Wood, metal and drafting. Studen ts make a variety of products that can be used in the home. Mr. D. Blazejewski (Department Head), Mr. W. Johnson and Mr. J. Paine. OPPORTUNITY WITH EXPERIENCE The Averill Career Opportunity Center offers students vocational education training. Students may choose from a variety of classes that consist any where from pre-school teaching to building a home. aay tee eee ts 1. Larry Larson is one of the students in the Floral Design class at COC. 2. Steve Storrs 3. Child care is one of the courses offered at COC. It helps students learn to care for children. 4. Kathy Fruk and Sue Purcell prepare foods in the Nutrition Center. 5. A floral design. 6. Etta Burrows helps keep a child interested while he stays at the child care center. -Gc- WORK, WORK, WORK AND MORE WORK Many long and hard hours are spent in the publications department. Members of the newspaper and yearbook staff rack their brains to make the paper and yearbook as interesting and informative as possible. Students may get English credit for the course. The Treanor Award is awarded to outstanding juniors who will be in editorial positions on either of the staffs the following year. Treanor winners for 1975 were: Laura Schultz, Kriss Kelley and Debi Leis. Ms. V. Helander-Heiser. 1. Ms. Helander-Heiser, Publications advisor, Dave Downey and Debi Leis 2. Jim Bruggers and Jodi Delavern around midnight during paste-ups. 3. Dave Downey is changing font strips on the compugraphic. Both the Arthur Hill News and Legenda set all their own copy making them both totally student produced publications. 4. Jim Bruggers works on new maga- zine format for Arthur Hill News. 5. Ronda Orler and Nancy Diedrich sort S.0. pictures for distribution. 6. Co-editors Kriss Kelley and Laura Schultz. 7. Helen Diedrich 8. Legenda staffers, Cindy Fowler, Cindy Kipp, Doug Phillips and Renee Krasinski, review new layout rules that give ‘75-76 Legenda a fresh look. - 1S- 1. Mr. McCargar works with the students as a person. 2. The 10th graders work on the assignments which have to do with the different aspects of disordered people. 8. Students are always taking tests. One day in the life of a Drivers Ed. student. DRIVERS ED. Drivers education classes are taught to 10th graders. They have bookwork for six weeks then twelve days of behind the wheel. Mr. J. Flynn, Mr. G. Ihler and Mr. G. Lee. Not Pictured: Mr. C. Fowler (Department Head). Health education classes are required for one semester for all 10th grade students. They learn to understand their bodies and how to care for themselves. Mr. E. Periard and Mr. J. McCargar (Department Head). 1. Sportsman’s Club members warm-up before their game against the men’s faculty. 2. Grub Day, Friday the 13th, got the teachers as well as students involved. Notice the frog! 3. King Arthur’s court (clockwise) J. Williams, P. Fettig, S. Walch, B. Gibbs, K. Johnson, King - R. Audas, H. Braun, M. Poling, T. Carle, P. Furlo, M. Reinig, D. Maas. 4. Julie Schmidt declared winner of the bubble gum blowing contest. 5. Mark Poling escorted by Mindy Meehleder was elected to King’s BLUE GOLD WEEK STUDENTS ENJOY ACTIVITIES Contests, games, King Arthur, prizes, Dress-up Day, and Grub day were all a part of the 1976 Blue-Gold Activities. Blue and gold ribbons and clothes were seen on students and teachers throughout the whole week. A bubble gum blowing contest was won by Julie Schmidt who chewed her way through the lunch hour. John Rocchio spoiled his lunch by devouring five scrumptious onions and later received Certs and mouthwash to help take away the taste. Many of the teachers took part more than they ever had before. Miss Deford showed up Friday in a frog costume, Mr. Becker in his grubs, and Mrs. Cappell wore blue and gold the entire week. On Wednesday the men’s faculty defeated the Sportsman’s Club in a game of basketball. The activities were concluded on Friday with the Girls Athletic Association (GAA) vs the women’s faculty basketball game and the crowning of King Arthur, Rick Audas. 19- A new class, Government ‘76, was added to the Social Studies department curriculum in salute to the 1976 Bi-Centennial year. Mr. Timothy Fullerton teaches the class which studies the United States constitution and how it has developed since it’s beginning. Students in the class have traveled to various schools attending constitutional convention preliminaries. Mr. George Romney, former governor of Michigan and secretary of HUD was guest speaker at the Constitutional Convention held at Eisenhower High School in October. Delegates from all over the state met in Lansing in February. Each school, who had written their own version of the constitution, gathered to combine their ideas and write a new constitution. SPIRIT OF ‘76 1. George Romney, guest speaker at the Constitutional Convention. 2. Romney said, “The responsibility of being a delegate in a constitutional convention is importan ed 8. Senior Aaron Moore is the Rules Committee Chairman at the county wide Constitutional Convention. 4. Romney also spoke of busing, he said “it doesn’t make any sense to bus a black child clear across the city to sit next to a white child and a white child to go clear across the city to sit next to a black child to get an educa- tion. a. == i rea FT -¢9- 1. You can tell by Lynn’s smile that she is enthused with the game. 2. Varsity Pom Pon girls perform during halftime activities doing their ‘“March March” and ‘‘Var- sity’’ routines. 3. Junior pom pon girl, Kim Parisi is laughing as usual. 4. Junior Kelly Adomeit cheers on the crowd at the Midland game. 5.Shelly Nolan warms up while the Pep Band plays the Hillite theme. 6. Toni Nerio performs to the routine of Junior Varsity. 7. Denise Prevost, Junior Varsity cheerleader yells “spirit. ” Res saa SMILES, ENTHUSIAM AND SPIRIT... ..are what the 1975-76 cheerleaders had. ‘Cheerleading has been a big part of my high school years at Arthur Hill. I like to cheer for Arthur Hill because I’m proud to be a part of it,” notes senior Lynn McInerney. Mrs. Marianne Vitito is the girl’s sponsor. The Pom Pon girls did routines to the music of the Bay City Rollers and Kiss. Karen Forbes said, “Being on Pom Pons gave me the chance to meet new girls and it was really a lot of fun.’’ The girl’s new sponsor for the 1975 year is Coach E. Periard. -19- 1. Quarterback Dan Johns lines up the offense. 2. T. J. Luxton (32) looks bewildered p after being tackled hard. 8 3. Scot Reynolds tries to turn the corner on his pursuers. 4. The J. V. defense attempts to bring down an opposing ball carrier. — mom mm mm mm 16 20 26 Midland High Bay City Central Flint Northwestern Bay City Handy Pontiac Central Flint Northern Midland Dow Flint Southwestern Saginaw High 10 20 13 18 J. V.’S CAPTURES JUG Arthur Hill’s J. V. Football squad finished their season on a high note by defeating Saginaw High and recaptur- ing the Littlé Brown Jug. The victory gave the team a 5-4 record for the year. T. J. Luxton led the attack through- out the season on offense gaining 464 yards followed by Dave Speer who gained 286 yards before getting injured four games into the season. Quarter- back Dan Johns threw 88 passes for 33 receptions and 569 yards. Curt Young sparked the defense with top spots in tackling, fumble, recover- ies and interceptions. Scott Reis and Cary Kipke chipped in good efforts on tackling and Steve Midcalf recovered three fumbles as did Young. Reis, Steve Shafer and Dave Zingg shared most interceptions with two a piece. With a well balanced team returning next year, we should look forward to a strong Varsity line-up. -70- VARSITY HILLITES MARCH TO VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP Arthur Hill’s varsity football team captured the Valley Cham- pionship with an 8-1 record, the only loss to a tough Flint Southwestern squad. Mark Reinig led the offense by rushing for 985 yards and 16 touchdowns. He was followed by Glenn Miller with 568 yards and Tom Kolesar with 563 yards. Herb Kleekamp was tops in pass recep- tions for the season. The offense was guided by quarterback Steve Feldt who was the leading passer. Ken Johnson, Dave Maine and Steve Walch led the defensive unit in tackles and Tom Murphy sparked the secondary with the most in- terceptions. ; Eight Hillites were selected to the All-Valley team: Murphy, Reinig, Kleekamp, Walch, Johnson, Kevin Flynn, Rick Audas and Dave Maine. Audas and Maine were also chosen to the All-State team. Commenting on the season, Coach Ihler said, ‘““We have no regrets, we played our best and that’s the most any team can do.” o- 1. Steve Feldt hands off to leading ground gainer Mark Reinig. 2. Tom Kolesar attempts to break a tackle from behind. 3. Kolesar takes off on an end run. 4. Reinig plunges into the line as Feldt fakes to Kolesar. 5. Jim Wallace returns a punt with blocking from Glenn Miller. AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH AH 26 35 44 31 28 32 55 Midlan d Bay City Central Flint Northwestern Bay City Handy Pontiac Central Flint Northern Midland Dow Flint Southwestern Saginaw High 18 26 14 12 12 -TL- HOCKEY TEAM SPARKLES IN NEW LEAGUE After 2 years as a club, Arthur Hill’s hockey enthusiasts have finally gotten the chance to compete at the Varsity level in 1975-76. Captain Jerry Farnum leads the team in the offensive end of the rink with help from Dennis Wenzel and John Brown. Dean Russell and Dave Speer play steady defense and the nets are held down by Paul Gerwin and Tem Burger. 1. Gary Beeg brings the puck across the blue line. 2. L. To R. John Brown, Dave Speer, and Jerry Farnum race to get control of the puck. 3. Dominic Grillo faces off against an opponent. 4. Goalie Tem Burger deflects a shot as Kevin Burke and Gary Woodbridge race for control. 5. L. to R. Brown, Farnum, Beeg, Speer and Ken Collins await the drop of the puck. -EL- This has been a year of building for the Arthur Hill wrestling team. With only juniors and sophomores partici- pating the task has not been an easy one for coaches Mr. J. Paine and Mr. J. Oeming. Co-captains Duane Harris and Don Egbert have sparked the team with good individual records. Fred Spiker and Tobin Dust have also wrestled well. The team has had many men placing high in tournaments and will be a strong contender in years to come. GRAPPLERS BUILD FOR THE FUTURE ee so Satins incase 1. Coaches J. Oeming and J. Paine shout instructions to a wrestler as Don Egbert and Dave Hall look on. 2. Roger Brothers avoids a take down and comes out on top. 3. Tobin Dust gets on top of an opponent. 4. Starting in the up position is Tim Fordyce, a sophomore. 5. Tim Dust tries to roll over and pin his adversary. -76- 1. Tim Crane works the ball inside to Dan Johns. 2. Some J.V.’s intently to Coach Dave Slaggert. 3. Dave Zingg puts another shot off the glass. 4. As Zingg awaits the tip, Hosiea Ransom out jump s his adversary. 5. Tim Elliot leaps high to stuff his opponents shot. J. V. CAGERS COME OUT WINNING “Good scoring balance has been the key to our success,’’ explained Coach Dave Slaggert, but it appears to be more than just that. The J.V squad has a winning air about it. Leading the attack is Tim Elliott, Dave Zingg and Hosiea Ransom, who have been rebounding and shooting well. Curt Young and Dan Johns have also put in superior performances. The squad really showed its stuff over Christmas vacation when they won the Midland Dow Optimist Tourn- ament. 1. Dennis Borchard drives to the hoop. 2. Tom Dixon attempts to put a shot in off the glass and Bill Schulz prepares to pull down the rebound. 3. Borchard (42) and Bob Stahle position themselves for a rebound. 4. Mitch Riefel out-jumps a defender and makes his jump shot count. 5. (Clockwise) Mark Poling, Brian Gibbs, Reifel, Stahle, Dixon and Bor- chard listen intently to Coach Bill Thibodeau’s strategy. VARSITY SHOWS IMPROVEMENT Arthur Hill’s Varsity basketball squad has walked on the court this season with an air of improvement about them. After a dismal season last year, the team has begun to show some winning qualities. A hard working defense is the cornerstone in building a solid basket- ball team as Coach Bill Thibodeau sees it. Leading the team on both offense and defense is Captain Bill Schulz, although injuries have prevented him from playing full-time. Dennis Borc- hard, Greg Weber and Brian Gibbs also put in good efforts. GIRL SLUGGERS FACE NEW SEASON 1. Shelly Kakoska 2. Heather Kemerer 3. Lora Leppert At the time of this printing the Girls Softball Team is just getting started. The team is very optimistic for a good season and will work hard for it. 1. Scott Morley practices his chip shot. 2. Jeff Lynch attempts to bring his putt to perfection. 3. Coach Seymour Murphy helps Scott Morley with his grip as Jerry Eggebrect, Dave Abbott and Dave Prine look on. GOLFERS SHARE VALLEY TITLE Led by Ron Harris and Dan Sieg- green Arthur Hill’s Varsity golf team chipped, drove, and putted to a co-championship in the Saginaw Valley. Top scores were shot by Harris who averaged 80.5, Sieggreen with 83.6, and Dennis Wenzel and Mike Fischer who each averaged 87. The Junior Varsity team finished the season with an 8-1 record. Bill McIntosh and Dave Abbott checked in consistently with good scores. -82- Seasons come, and seasons go, but it appears that there will always be an Arthur Hill swimming team to capture the Valley Championship. The Hillites qualified 34 swimmers for the finals. -and walked away with the 32nd title. Hugo Braun, Rob Dietzel and Dan Maas swam well all year, and paced the team to an 11-2 season record. Captain Pat Furlo was the only swimmer to qualify for the state meet with a time of 59.0 in the 100 yard backstroke. Valley records were also set by Dietzel in the 500 yard freestyle with a time of 5:05.6, and the 400 free relay team of Braun, Maas, Furlo and Dietzel with a time of 3:30.9. ‘“‘We received strong leadership from our seniors this year,’’ commented Coach Kent Howenstein, ‘‘and we should have equally strong leadership and next.’’ TANKERS STROKE TO THIRTY-SECOND TITLE 1. Pat Furlo, Arthur Hill’s fastest back- stroker, pushes off to another victory. 2. After just touching out an opponent in the 500 freestyle, Rob Dietzel shouts for joy. 3. Chris Lechner attempts to keep pace in the butterfly event. 4. Furlo and Coach Kent Howenstein proudly present their Valley Champion- ship trophy. 5. In disbelief, Hugo Braun watches timers put up his winning time in the 50 freestyle. 1. Senior Cindy Kipp is concentrating on keeping her legs straight in a pike dive. 2. Mr. Storck instructs the divers on the importance of proper entrance. 3. Free-style swimmer reaches out for a record breaking time. 4. Diver Joyce LaChapelle waits patiently for the call to begin her dive. 5. Karen Topham pulls hard on her backstroke for a better time. 6. Donna LaChapelle glances up at the camera while working on her free-style. 7. Backstroke swimmers await the shot from the official’s gun. ic papmeaa if a i aa RECORDS BROKEN: OPA ALLELE GIRLS TAKE FIFTH Tension builds each time a swimmer steps up to the starting block or the diving board. The gun fires and splash, the 1975 girls swim team is off toa swimming start. The girls took 5th place in the Valley Competition. Records were broken right and left by junior Lora Leppert. Lora and the team broke various girl’s swim record in every meet. Mrs. M. Dietrich is the coach and divers are coached by Mr. D. Storck and Mr. T. Robertson. 1. Sue Downey spikes one over the net, only to be blocked. 2. Jill Trautner quickly ties her shoes between serves. 3. Anne Brown blocks a ball. 4. Sue Downey gives the team an excellant overhand serve. 5. Jill dinks the ball over the net. 6. Group discussion is needed in a team sport. 7. Terri Fisher pounds an overhand serve to the other team. SPIKERS JOIN NEW LEAGUE Volleyball continues to grow in popularity and competition throughout the state. The addition of the new Saginaw Valley League and a state wide tournament has made it even more popular in this area. Most of the girl’s matches this season consisted of three games. The team is made up of 2 seniors, 4 juniors, and 3 sophomores on the varsity. The team’s basic drawback this year was height, but the girls do have a lot of desire and move well. The Arthur Hill team was led by 5’1’’ Norma Kleinbriel and 5’5’”’ sophomore Jean Finch. Julie Downey and Shelly Kakoska led the sophomores and have been showing improvement. BASEBALL TEAM TIES FOR SECOND | | | | | | Arthur Hill’s baseball team finished with a 10-11 record overall and a 7-7 record for the 1975 season. Senior Tom Nichols carried a big bat q to the plate, and averaged .343 for 67 if times at bat. Bill Schulz and John Alfano averaged .338 and .321 respect- ively. Alfano was tops on the mound, | chalking up a 3-1 record for the season. | | Nichols was chosen to play in the all-star game at Bay City Memorial Field. y= oll � 4 = % OY 1. Kip Kipke takes a big lead off first. 2. A group of Hillites watch a teammate at the plate. 3. Kipke warms up between innings. 4. Ray Wildey (8), Paul Sternhagen and other team members wait for their chance to bat. 5. A Hillite slugger steps up to the plate. Jim Wallace and Mark Reinig are two good reasons for giving the 1976 Arthur Hill track team a second look. Although the ‘75 season was not a winning one, it was an improved one. Mike Brechtelsbauer did well in the pole vault while the sophomores Dave Farley and Dennis Hammond put in good times in the 440 and 880 respect- tively. The 880 yard run was also Wallace’s strong event and he posted a top time of 2:00.9. Reinig heaved the shotput 50’7’’. “Our main goal this year,’”’ says Coach Bill Johnson ‘‘is to get many young men out and working hard toward individual as well as team improvement.” SEASON LOOKS BRIGHTER FOR TRACK TEAM 1. Mark Reinig really gets his weight into the shotput. 2. Trying for just a little more height, is pole vaulter Mike Brechtelsbauer. 3. Craig Stoltz shows his form in the hurdles. 4. Coach Daniel McShannock watches on as Hillite runners warm up. The ‘‘Legenda”’ went to press before this year’s Girls Track Team began competitive meets. This year’s team will participate in a total of twelve meets. In past years they have competed in only three. 1. Lorenza Ramos and Laura Schaper. 2. Mary Bradtke and Eunice McClenon. 3. Sue Fallis and Alicia Cormier. 4. Carolyn Glynn. GIRL HARRIERS RUN WILD CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS MAKE GOOD EFFORT 1. Undaunted by the inclement weather (L. to R.) Mark Downing, John Leikert, and Dennis Hammond run on through the mist. 2. Al Derheim and Steve Sopcak ‘‘keep on trackin’.”’ Running Cross-Country is not the easiest sport in school. It requires many hours of training, more than most other sports. For that reason alone, Cross Country runners deserve more credit than they normally get. Arthur Hill’s Cross Country team is no exception, and with the help of Coach E. Petzko they managed to record some outstanding individual statistics. Steve Sopcak, Al Derheim and John Leikert all placed high in meets and recorded top times of 16:37.5, 16:44, and 16:37 respectively. As a team, Arthur Hill’s highest place was fifth in both the Saginaw County and Saginaw Valley meets. 1. Stu Franc ke gets his whole body into his serve. 2. Reaching as far as he can, Dan Arnold stretches for a backhand. 3. Jeff Becker concentrates on his service toss. 4. Tennis players use many different styles, but Jay Stringer’s volley has to be one of the most unique. 5. Brian Taylor leaves the ground to smack a forehand. NETTERS LOOK TOWARD A PROMISING SEASON Finishing the 1974-1975 season with a 5-8 record, Arthur Hill’s tennis team showed much potential, as the squad was composed of sophomores and juniors only. Even though they were unable to climb above the .500 mark, they did manage to put on some outstanding performances. First seed Stu Francke and fourth seed Brian Taylor compiled the best records, 9-4 and 8-5 respectively. Second and third seeds Jay Stringer and Jeff Becker also turned in some good performances. 1. Referees discuss a play involving Debbie Clayton. 2. Rose Cannon gets the height needed to get control over the ball. 3. Lori Coon out jumps Eisenhower’s girl. 4. Senior Debbie Clayton blocks the opponents player. 5. Lori Coon scrapes the ball off of the floor with a look of determination. FrPR RRR RR RERRREEE S ESSSESRRESESBSRSBSS MacArthur Flint Southwestern Eisenhower Midland Dow Flint Northwestern Flint Northern Bridgeport B. C. Central Midland High Saginaw High Eisenhower Flint Central B. C. Central B. C. Western Saginaw High B. C. Handy Eisenhower SZSESSESSRRSSASRYRRE GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM SHOWS IMPROVEMENT The Varsity girls basketball team has been led by Junior Connie Hardt and Sophomore Suzanne Brown. The team finished with a 5-5 Saginaw Valley League record and a 6-10 overall record. ‘‘We lost a lot of close games; but I feel the experience we gained in this new league will be a great help to us in the future,”’ said Miss Teter. The girls ended their season with a big win over B. C. Handy 65-51. In districts the Hills were edged out by Eisenhower 46-37. The J. V.’s broke even with an 8-8 record. 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Pamela Slaughter Terry Clark Debra Clayton Tim Clement Mary Clements Vonda Clinton Darlene Coburn Julie Coffey Ken Collins Cathy Collison Monica Coll ver Cheryl Combs Pat Comstock Bill Cooper Carl Cooper Alicia Cormier Caroline Cornwell Mark Cowpen Albert Cramer Bert Cresswell Maureen Crimmins Diane Cummings Joan Curtis Jill Dammann Rich Davey Gary Davis Jeanne Davis Margaret Davis Rodd Decker Laurie DeCorte Jeff DeGuise Teresa DeGuise Pat Demo Kathy Demski Mary Deneut David Diekemper Rob Dietzel -136- - a Sue Dixon Margaret Dougherty Linda Duma Rebecca Ebach Tom Dixon Monica Dow Mary Dupuis Mike Egbert Margaret Dodge Lizabeth Dowd Darrell Duquette Ron Elliott Tom Dodge David Downey Stacy Duran Jerry Ellsworth Ronda Donajkowski Paul Duby Buzz Dzirnis Chris Enriquez -LET- Jay Ertel Scott Esler Sharon Evans Jerry Farnum David Farrand Kellie Federspiel Brian Fehrman Rick Felsing Pat Fettig Barb Fetting Jim Finch Rosa Flores Kevin Flynn Karen Forbes Victoria Fordyce Teresa Foster Sue Fowler Diane Fox Stew Francke Diane Fritz Kathleen Fruk Pat Furlo Dave Galinski Tina Gardyszewski Ralph Garrison Jody Gehrcke Rick Gehringer Linda George Paul Gerwin Brian Gibbs Pat Gibson Cherie Gilman Matt Gilson Bruce Glavens Carolyn Glynn Melanie Godsey | -140- Sharon Goines Marilyn Gray Judy Gronski Kathy Hagerty Sandra Goss Peggy Greene Gary Gunlock Scott Haines Jan Gover Dominic Grillo Julie Guthrie Brian Hamlin Dave Graves Janet Grollimund Lori Gutzmer Deb Hammond Jeff Hansen Diane Harper Sue Haubenstricker Steve Henne Lori Hanson Chris Harris Patti Hedberg Rick Henrichs Bill Hanvey Ron Harris Valerie Heida Vicky Henrichs Kathy Hardy Doug Hartwig Ruth Helpap David Herlein Lynne Hare Carol Hatton Sheila Henne Karen Hethur Dale Hill Kelly Hoffman Steve Hoffman Doug Holnagel Kirt Horb Gary Hrywnak Bill Hunt Bill Hutchison Bob Huttunen Brenda Jahnke Betty Jarema Steve Jex Joanne Jimenez Chanta Johnson Ken Johnson Catherine Jones Chris Jozwiak Theresa Jurek David Karp David Kasper Barb Keene John Kellett Kriss Kelley John Kemerer John Kern Tim Kerr Greg Kido Barb Kinch Brenda Kingry Cindy Kipp Herb Kleekamp Linda Kliefoth Eric Knapp Kim Knezek Tim Koerber Kim Koinis -144- Tom Kolesar Laura Krenz Kathy Kyle Tom LaDrig Rick Kollman Diane Kundinger Dave LaBeff Rhonda Lamrouex Jim Krach Gloria Kushner Donna LaChapelle Tim Lang Bob Krajniak Linda Kwaiser Teresa Ladebauche Brad Lange David Langschwager Sally Laubhan Deb Leis Ed Leszczynski Paul LaRose William Laut David Lemmer Paul Lewis Larry Larson Robert Lazama Vickie Leonard Grace Lindsay Tom Laubenstein Don Lazzaro George Lepeak Wally Lintern Paul Laubhan Debra Lee Jeff Leppert Jeff Littell Anne Lockey Sam Loiacano Brenda Loibl Greg Lopez Rick Lorenzo Nan Loubert Sue Loubert Brian Louks Rob Lowden Alana Lubben Donna Lutz Terry Lutz Bob Lynch Dan Maas Matt MacArthur Linda MacRae Tom Maher Dave Maine Patti Mann Bill Markey Jolene Martin Ruth Maxwell Mike Mazzola Ron McAdams Michael McCarthy Lori McCauley Anne McCullen Mark McCullen Brian McDonald Erin McDonough Linda McFarland Dodie McGuire Lynn McInerney Bruce McLennan Janet McMall Michelle McMillan -148- Yolanda Medina Lester Meehleder Mark Melendy Debbie Merz Jim Metiva Mark Meyer Steve Meyer Patty Meyers Dave Mielke Brenda Miller Don Miller Glenn Miller Sue Miller Frank Mills Bill Milne Jon Milne Bonnie Minster Kim Mitchell Laurie Modrall Aaron Moore Julian Moore Geoff Moran Linda Moran Roberta Morello Mike Morley Jane Morrison Jim Mueller Kathy Munson Eileen Murphy Tom Murphy Bob Murray Maureen Murray Mary Myles Larry Nalevayko Mark Nance Eunice Nash -150- Bill Nelson Kaye Neuenfeldt Mike Neuenfeldt Bruce Neveau Kevin Nichols Shelly Nolan Pat Novak Cardine Oates Joanne O’Bryan Mickey Okas Dave Okowit Harry Ordway Ronda Orler Lori Ormsby Sue O’Rourke Charlotte Ozerajtys oe Anne Pacanovsky Karen Peart Kathy Peters Caryl Pierce Rick Palmer Julie Pegley Debbie Peterson Dave Pitcher Ann Parrent Renee Peirson Denise Peterson John Pitts Scott Pasel Bryan Pender Sue Phillips Sally Plater a Ken Patterson Francisco Perez Michelle Picard Mark Poling 4 -TST- Jody Porter John Pressprich Hortensia Price Terry Prindle Phillip Prior Bill Proulx Tammy Proulx Matt Pyscher Dave Rachow Rosa Ramos Kathy Rapin Connie Rathje Pam Ratliff Mark Reinig Steve Rettmann Ed Rexius Emilia Rico Dale Riedlinger Mike Rittenberry Chuck Robar Amy Robertson Chris Rodriguez John Roenicke Kathy Rogers Mary Rohde Rick Rolf John Romaker Frank Rose Mary Ross Terri Rouse Bill Ruble Paula Rudy Marna Ruhlig Mark Rundell Steve Ruppel Sue Rutherford Kathy Salak Pat Schaaf Mike Schimpf Jim Schoen Ron Salvi Patti Schabel Gary Schlicker Sue Schroeder Mike Samra Debbie Schafer Karen Schmolitz Laura Schultz Connie SanMiguel Rick Schattilly Tammy Schmolitz Bill Schulz Burt Stansbury Jon Steele Marilyn Steele Tom Stein Sheryl Stevens Tammy Stewart Linda Stone Sue Strecker Beye sge ys Meee Ron Stricker Linda Strobel Eldon Sturm Florence Stutesman Greg Sudhoff Gary Suitor Butch Taugher Barb Taylor Mike Terzia Jan Thery Chuck Thom Charles Thompson Linda Tilot Don Timm Roxanne Tjalsma Minerva Torres Jill Trautner Delores Trejo Steve Tremont Dennis Trinklein Robert Tubb Mark Tubergen Sally Tullis Pat Tunney Bill Twietmeyer Linda Ulicki Sharon Ulicki Sherry Valentine -158- Silvia Valtierra Carmen Villanueva Nan Visnaw Mark Vorwerck Linda Wacker Steve Walch Jim Wallace Rick Wallace Paula Warnemuende Marga Watrous Beth Watson Tim Wazny Tammy Webb Jeff Weil Steve Weiss Tom Weiss Brian Wenzel Debbie Williams Kurt Wise Wilbur Yancer Dennis Wenzel Don Whitmill Stacy Whyte Jack Williams Cheryl Williamson Cathy Wilson Lori Witbrodt Kim Withrow Tom Wright Pam Young Margo Younk Paul Yuill . Jay Wickes Julie Wilson Pam Yancer Diane Zastrow “6ST- -160- Barb Zingg Chip Zolinski END OF SCHOOL As I walk all down these darkened halls, I feel so all alone. The bell has rung, it’s three o’clock, It’s time to get on home. Now the years go by so quickly, They used to feel so long. But this one will be ending now, I can’t believe it’s gone. Those happy times, those memories, Have vanished into space. Though they’re locked inside this lonely mind, They can never be replaced. Phil Thon Sophomore .-The season’s changing, from warm sunny summer days. --To cool crisp autumn days. .-The bright mellow colors of living things are changing and will soon die, but only until the last frost of winter leaves and sunshine again enriches the earth. --People are changing, too. The younger persons are turning to adults. Learning, experiencing, loving, hoping. .-Children begin to ask about life and marvel at the world. . Elderly people just enjoy what’s left of life and stop worrying so much about tomorrow. .-It’s funny how the seasons and people are really one in the same. Laura Schultz Senior Jonathon Livingston Seagull Revisited High along the cliffs I wheel and turn - mocking the crashing waves and subtle tides - I’m free - free to fly - free to be - to hurl along crying into the sunsong morning - I am! I am? who am I kidding? I am a dying gull tearing up the sand with shattered wings - death comes easy to broken gulls on gray December beaches. Timothy B. N. Fullerton Yesterday I was a sculptor’s tool, precise. They came in ice, resisting all my peck - ing. Today I was the sun. They were water up Falling and spilling over shining rocks that they left glowing Sheila Smith ADMINISTRATION BUSY WORKING HARD 1. Mr. Emerson Grossman, assistant principal of student affairs, is working hard again. 2. Guidance counselor Ms. Mary Doidge is reading over a senior’s file. 3. Mr. Robert Kring, attendance coun- selor, has the job of solving student’s problems. 4. Mr. Harold Giesecke, the principle, needs time for deep thought. 5. Mr. Keith Birdsall, assistant principal of curriculum, has the job of working out problems with student’s schedules. 6. The Saginaw Board of Education. 7. Guidance counselors, Mr. Oliver Herzler, Mrs. Mary Baxter, Mr. Parnell Tardy and Mr. James Hayes look over their daily schedules. 8. Guidance counselors, Mr. John Young, Miss June O’Dell and Mr. Jack Osterhouse are looking at student’s schedules for next year. 9. Mr. William Scharffe has been appointed assistant principle in charge of school and community affairs. -162- thi eee et Sg tl ta Be Mr. Tho mpson Mr. Oeming 1. Jerry Hebl strolls through the kitchen on one of his many duties. 2. Sophia Spencer, Carlene Rice and Ruth Troxel work out a problem. 3. Viola Martin prepares the food in the kitchen. 4. The halls are kept clean by Chester Kinville. 5. 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Best wishes, Class of ‘76 Senior Counselors “Congratulations class of ‘76’ Mr. and Mrs. Tim Welense General-it won’t be the same without your commands to go by. Sargeant To Peach with love forever from Teardrop. Congratulations to class of ’76 Hillite Marching Band Bruce, Keep skiing my buddy, good luck and thank you- I’ll never forget. Code 23 Congratulations to the class of 1976 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cappell Congratulations class of ’76 Mrs. Wacker (Your friendly narc) Cornwell, Cornwell, and Cornwell Group marriages performed daily Compliments from the Media Center M. Harden, J. Hooper-F..L.I. D. Storck Congratulations Alfano, Fetting, Fox, Jahnke and Rapin Remember the fun times. at McDonalds, there were no “butts” about it. M.M. Remember when Bill Markey put his fist through his windshield because of...? J.P. Congratulations to the 1976 Senior class and special congratulations to advisory 219. Miss Hile Best wishes to the class of ’76 Ms. Elaine Roth Congratulations Varsity Basketball Girls: ClaytonShubitowskiHardtCoonKramer DowneyKleinbrielBlueBrownLoiacano Kemerer. Good luck to next year’s team! Good Luck Class of ’77. Best wishes in the future! Mr. and Mrs. Duane Morris Miller, Thon, Van ‘Nothin’ seems the same without you” ‘‘And call on me”’ DB records. PATRONS Congratulations class of ‘76 Compliments of River Forest Apts. Congratulations to the 1976 graduating seniors in Family Living, Home Economics Il, and Home Decorating from Ms. Canel and Ms. Bosquet Congratulations class of ‘76 Miss Struthers Congratulations to the H.I. gang Let’s do it again this year- legally! Love, Jan Old teachers never die; They just become administrators! Maureen (Bede), Between your photo- graphy and your acting, you’ll be a millionaire in no time. The head of the clan, Mom and Dad To whomever is reading this patron, take another look at this yearbook cover, we’re damn proud of it. Maureen, Linda and Vickey To: ‘‘The Genius,” ‘“‘Canary,’’ ‘‘Glo,’’ ‘‘?” Thanks for a great year. From: “‘Little Sister, Salatkopf, The Foot. Fearless Leaders IV - Remember: Morley’s Weekend, The Church, Mac’s, Cruzin’ days and nights, lunch hours, and Rolston’s! We were ‘“‘The Kings of the Party.”’ To Bottleyes and of course Crispy. How’s it going? Now keep those glasses clean. Ein guter Rat fur die ausgehenden Abiturenten. Mache ergindetwas Furhe, folge oder mach den Weg Frei. Hurray for Coach Jeff Oeming!!! From Arthur Hill Congratulations Lynne on your graduation ‘76 Tom “‘Congrats class of ‘77” 2 down 1 to go All crazy Juniors have only one more year to get crazier! Good Luck Seniors Fred Case Watch out Inky, middle, cow cuz we’re out now! Brenda Dodie 1976 Today is the tommorrow we worried about yesterday. Spirit of ‘76 TAY BEDE; Bids, KR. Best of luck to the senior class students (especially those of advisory 216). It’s been an interesting experience. SM To Paula Have a great life in Tennessee. Love, Sue -LLI- Stargazer, 3’s, 8’s and alot of 5’s forever, : Beautiful Lady Spies: Tie a yellow ribbon round the ol’ car door. It was a long year, could you ask for more? RL I remember... “Doctor to Patient: ‘Et tu Brute’”’ Zap! U.S. History in 4 months or bust Par - a - bolas “Do the best you can.,...”’ Walden, an experience «Ty Ay _t Wy KAT Ms Ws Yon, Sree spel ? “J SHEN) WNAT S Yofy Narn BISHOPS Army Navy Clothing - Camp - Sport Lee Jeans - Gym Bags Converse Tennis Shoes Macbeth, it was better. ‘‘And thus endth today’s...”’ eS AO W414 Sleeping Bags wean Shop Save. 252 W. Genesee Pere Marquette Plaza Saginaw, Michigan 48602 755-9035 755-8251 Good job A.H., i appreciate it. Hard nights, colds of winter, screams of madness, silence and laughing is Triple Trio. The best of everything Class of ‘76 Mrs. Kipp The Arthur Hill Octet has ‘‘bombed’’! ery a O39 ¥. q “a . RIS: CO IOT GRID De. af Bn i4, ete OR ag tg ROS) se Nin ante a + Png 5 EAS, EN Wt UT t — mana + adaeo -180- LEGENDA LOOKS BACK ON HILLITES The first Saginaw high school c lasses were held in the Union School with only 18 students in the class. This was the 1867-71 school year, and only three students finished the courses. The old Arthur Hill High School, on Court Street, was opened in 1889 with one-tenth of the students being foreign pupils. Arthur Hill, at the present location, was opened in January of 1941. Choir was one of the first extra curricular activities that was added to the schools ever growing list of functions. The first high school science laboratory was purchased by S. R. Dewey in the year 1869. The courses of study in the first high school was trigonometry, English literature, and astronomy. Mind science and science of government were stricken from the list of requirements and the course in algebra was modified. Latin and geometry were offered and modern language courses were limited. In 1879 the tenth class of Arthur Hill had graduated. In 1883 the honorable Arthur Hill presented his magnificent gift to the high school: a present of perpetual scholarships to the Univer- sity of Michigan. One of the oldest advertisers in the LEGENDA is Case’s Funeral Home, who advertised in the 1901 LEGENDA and had continued to do so until this date. Saginaw is the only community in outstate Michigan which had both of its high schools accredited by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges by 1904. No schools in the state were ac- credited earlier than 1904. CLOCKWISE: 1. Shot-put was played back in the 30’s. 2. The first Arthur Hill High School was located on Court Street. 3. Cooking classes, in the 20’s, cooked over open coil stoves. 4. The “‘gang”’ still crowded together for a friendly shot. 5. The parking lot was not as crowded as it is today in the 70’s. Check out the autos. 6. Students are changing classes at the “‘old school.’’ 7. Knickers? Only Detroit also had two of its high schools accredited first in that year. A.H. was the first accredited by the State of Michigan (for which the University of Michigan is the ac- crediting agency) in 1880. Accreditation by both agencies NCA and the State has been continuous since the initial dates. Girls’ Glee Club started in 1911 and was an inspiring touch to Arthur Hill. The school’s orchestra was started in 1920. The Little Brown Jug was first awarded to Arthur Hill’s football team in 1922. Also in 1922 the Ippel Cup was awarded for scholastic excellence. 1931 marked the year that the football team had a 4 win 3 loose record. They had come a long way since the team began in 1895. The 1930 News staff was given an actual newsroom and the National Honor Society began with 26 members. A copy of the 1938 Arthur Hill Home News had an article on the condition of the Annex building next to the old Arthur Hill building. It stated that the school annex was built during the Civil War and had gone through everything ‘from machine guns, surgery, the first pony express to dynamite.’’ The school at this time held 1,465 students. Years earlier the enrollment was only 729 pupils. The school had no labs, cafeteria, auditorium, football field, baseball diamond or modern class- rooms. At this time a decision was made to build a new high school for the city of Saginaw. Taking one and a half years to complete, the present A.H.H.S. was opened in 1941, and the graduating class of’42 had 519 seniors. -18T- The Second World War was rapidly accelerating and students helped the country by collecting various scraps and rationing gasoline and food. The years passed and the school added new dimensions to teaching. Clubs and athletic activities expanded and students as well as the teachers began to get involved. Drivers training, pep bands, and debate teams are just a few of the numerous activites that students could choose from to occupy their time and expand their horizons. 1946 was the year in which the swimming team took their first re- gional championship. 1949 was another big year for the Hilllites. Memorial Stadium was built and the first football game was played that fall. History again recorded a first for the Hillites. The city’s first school swimming pool was completed in 1957. Arthur Hill was thought to be one of the most modern and best equipped school, as well as being a beautiful sight in the city. Mr. Harold Giesecke, our present principal, assumed his position in 1963. The 1973 football season also marked a first with the Lumberjacks going unscored upon and undefeated. The football team had come a long way since it’s 4-3 record in the 30’s. Now in 1976 Arthur Hill faces the issues of cross town busing and budget cutbacks. Like in the past, the school will always try it’s best to provide the best education it can to students. Arthur Hill hasn’t really changed over the years it has existed. Surely the number of students has increased, the once sparkling new school is aging and new teaching methods and equip- ment have been placed at student and teacher disposal. It is still a place of great growth. Voices of students, past and present, memories of victories on the fields, tears of joy and sorrow, feelings of acceptance and hopes and dreams for success in the future are some things that have never, and will never change. CLOCKWISE . Lunch hour in the cafeteria was quite a social hour. . The track and football field in underway. . Assemblies were a time to sleep, talk, or pay attention. . Ye old football team, only 10 players. . Changing classes was a cold task. . Unidentified flute player practices in the music room. Again, the push is on to change classes. . Election time was, in the 50’s, a big event. WONAMAM PwON Ee Long skirts, crewcuts and seamed stockings were all the rage. The above information has been obtained from old Legenda and Arthur Hill newspapers. ‘Sei Bae theirs ee 2 EVERY MAN HAS HIS DAYDREAMS, EVERY MAN HAS HIS GOAL, PEOPLE LIKE THE WAY DREAMS HAVE OF STICKING TO THE SOUL. RAIN COMES AFTER THUNDER, WINTER COMES AFTER FALL M NOT AFTER SOMETIMES | THINK I ANYTHING AT ALL MAYBE SOME MISTY DAY OU’LL WAKEN TO FIND ME LL HEAR ME FAR AWAY YOU AND SINGING TO THE DAWN LL WONDER IF AND YOU oa I'M HAPPY THERE A LITTLE MORE THAN I'VE BEEN. AND THE ANSWER WILL COME BACK TO YOU LIKE LAUGHTER ON THE WIND. RIVERS BELONG WHERE THEY CAN RAMBLE, EAGLES BELONG WHERE THEY CAN FLY; I'VE GOT TO BE WHERE MY SPIRIT CAN RUN FREE, GOT TO FIND MY CORNER : OF THE SKY. | ALPHABET BACKPACKERS: L. Bailey, L. Bailey, P. Berlin, M. Bradtke, C. Braun, P. Chasnis, C. Clarke, M. Clarke, K. Culver, T. Demo, J. Ertel, D. Fink, M. Godsey, P. Hahn, B. Hanvey, P. Hayes, S. Henne, R. Holland, L. Kliefoth, A. Kuhn, A. Kushner, t. Longway, B. Louks, M. Melendy, J. Muter, M. Ombry, R. Orler, C. Piening, B. Pohlman, R. Reinke, M. Riseley, D. Snyder, K. Snyder, C. Soto, S. Sperbeck, B. Stutesman, P. Vargas, B. Webster, J. Wise. ATTENDANCE AIDES: J. Lewis, S. Watrous, L. Hammond, H. Price. Not pictured: K. Weslock AUDIO-VISUAL: R. Jackson, J. Creed. M. Murray, L. Duma, C. Cooper, D. Bryant, K. Koinis, M. Vorwerck, L. Hamling, D. Schaffer, B. Cooper, B. Neveau, M. Brown, M. Harden, J. Smith, P. Richard, J. Atkinson, R. Mosher, C. Baker, Mr. D. Storck. Mr. J. Hooper. A 12 Abbey, Ann 130 12 Abbott, Brian 130 10 Abbott, Catherine 100 11 Abbott, David 116 12 Abbott, Michael 130 10 Acker, Sandy 100 10 Ackerman, Bob 100 11 Adamo, Susan 116 10 Adams, Becky 100 12 Adams David 130 11 Adams, Julie 116 10 Adolf, Valtierra 100 11 Adomeit, Kelly 66,116 11 Aguero, Candelario 116 10 Aguero, Dolores 100 11 Ahrens, Kenneth 116 10 Albrecht, Wendy 100 11 Alcock , Janine 116 11 Alexander, Jill 116 10 Alexander, Lori 100 10 Alexander, Lynn 100 11 Alfano, Nina 116 11 Alfano, Patricia 116 12 Alfano, Terri 39, 130 11 Alger, Catherine 15,116 12 Alger, Sharon 130 10 Allen, Andrew 100 10 Allen, Lenny 100 12 Allen, Mary Jo 130 12 Allen, Melissa 130 11 Allen, Valerie 11 Alston, Darrell 116 12 Andersen, Belinda 130 10 Anderson, Christine 100 11 Anderson, Ellen 11,116 12 Anderson, Joan, 19,130 11 Anderson, Karen 116 12 Anderson, Lawrence 130 11 Anderson Linda 116 11 Anderson, Marsha 116 10 Anderson, Tom 100 12 Anderson, Vicki 130 12 Anderson, William 130 11 Andrews, John 116 10 Andrews, Paul 100 10 Anscomhb, William 100 10 Anthony, Lawrence 100 10 Archambault, Tammie 100 10 Armstrong, Steven 100 10 Arndt, Sandra 100 10 Arnhold, Paul 100 11 Arnold, Beverly 116 12 Arnold, Dan 130.94 10 Arnold, James 100 11 Arthur, Dawn 116 12 Arthur, Karen 11 Atkins, Alice 116 11 Atkinson, John 116 10 Atkinson, Keith 100 12 Audas, Rick 13,60,130 11 Ault, Ronald 116 11 Ault, Steven 116 10 Austin, Archer 100 10 Austin, David’. 100 11 Austin, Joseph 11 Averill, Kathleen 18,116 10 Averill, Kimberly 100 12 Averill, Pamela 130 12 Averill, Vicky 131 10 Avery, Karen 100 10 Ayala, Jaime 100 10 Baase, Dawn 100 10 Babcock, Bruce 100 10 Bacon, Karen 100 12 Bailey, Lorene 131 12 Bailey, Lorraine 131 11 Bain, Patrice 116 12 Baird, Molly 131 10 Baker, Belinda 100 12 Baker, Carl 131 11 Baker, Chris 116 10 Baker, John 100 10 Baker, Harold 10 Baker, Linda 100 12 Baker, Peggy 11 Baker, Susanne 116 11 Balley, Robert 12 Ballien, Lori 131 12 Balzer, Lori 131 11 Bamberg, Gordon 116 10 Banaszek, Theresa 100 11 Bank, Scott 116 10 Banning, Zenn 11 Barachkov, Kimberly 116 12 Barachkov, Timothy 10 Barber, Carol 100 12 Barber, Bill 131 11 Barber, Jack 116 10 Barnes, Gary 100 11. Barnett. Teri 116 10 Batkoski, Beth 19,100 10 Batkoski, Edward 131 11 Bauer, Eric 116 11 Bauer, Fred 116 11 Bauer, JoEllen 116 10 Bauer, Rodney 100 11 Bauer, Sandra 116 12 Baumgarten, Marsha 131 11 Baumgartner, Joann 116 10 Baumgartner, Ronald 100 10 Bayne, Dara 100 11 Baynes, Reina 116 11 Beaton, Jeffrey 116 11 Becker, Brian 116 10 Becker, Cynthia 100 12 Becker, Jeffrey 131,94 12 Becker, Linda 10 Beckert, Anne 100 11 Beckert, Debra 116 10. Beckert, John 100 10 Beckmann, Daryl 100 11 Beeg, Barbara 116 11 Beeg, Gary 116,72,73 11 Beeman, Mark 116 11 Beets, Doug 116 11 Beffrey, Adrian 10 Beins, Brenda 100 11 Bell Jay 116 10 Bell, Jeff 101 11 Bell, Laurie 116 10 Bell, Lori 101 11 Bellinger, Kimberly 116 10 Benjamin, Douglas 101 CONCERT BAND: T. Anderson, P. Arnhold, K. Avery, B. Babcock, D. Beckert, C. Becker, S. Berkobien, P. Boettcher, C. Bourdow, M. Bourdow, M. Bowerman, J. Brown, J Burgess, T. Burgess, M. Colliver, P. Comstock, C. Cowles, D. Davis, P. Delgado, L. Duma, D. Dwyer, S. Fallis, E. Ferguson, L. Ferguson, T. Fordyce, S. Fowler, D, Genske, M Gilbert, M. Gorski, L. Gregory, T. Gridley, T. Griffore, D. Hall, T. Hall, L. Hamd, B. Jimenez, J. Kissel, K. Lamb, C. Lepeak, R. Lewis, K. Macomber, J. Marx, T. McClellan, S. Midcalf, D, Mills, R. Sanderson, D. Scherping, P. Scherping, M. Schimpf, C. Shaner, T, Sieggreen, L. Sonsmith, S. Sperbeck, T. Stowe, K. Strickland, T, Taylor, K. Thompso n, C. Tilot, P. Tubergen, M. Watkins, G. Whitmill, K. Wightman, J. Wilson. P. Yancer, B. Yancer, T. Zemanek. 11 Bennett, Julie 117 11 Bentley, Brian 117 11 Bentley, Kalvin 117 11 Bentley, Kevin 12 Benz, Kay 131 10 Berg, Mark 101 10 Berkobien, Sheila 101 10 Berlin, Patrice 101 12 Berlin, Thomas 131 10 Berry, Cheryl 101 12 Beuthin, Jeanne 131 12 Beuker, Beth 11 Bierlein, Kimberly 117 11 Biggers, Greg 117 11 Biley, Angela 117 10 Billings, Nancy 101 10 Bingham, Kimberly 101 10 Birnbaum, Bradley 101 12 Bishop, James 131 10 Black, Chuck 101 11 Black, Laurie 117 11 Blair, Debi 11 Blair, Joanne 117 12 Blair, Thomas 131 12 Blodgett, Lynn 131 10 Blohm, Deborah 101 12 Blohm, Helen 131 12 Blohm, Robert 13,131 11 Blue, Beverly 22,117 12 Bocade, Anne 18,132 10 Bocade, Marie 101 10 Bodrie, Mark 101 11 Boehlke, James 10,117 11 Boehm, Anita 117 12 Boesenecker, Susan 132 11 Boettcher, Peter 117 11 Bogardous, Sherri 117 10 Booker, Harvey 101 12 Booker, Verl 132 10 Bookmyer, Bradley 101 HONORS BAND: E. Anderson, J. Anderson, V. Anderson, W. Anderson, J. Andrews, L. Balzer, M. Baumgarten, T. Burgess, P. Burnell, L. Collins, B, Cremeans, J. DeYoung, W. Doran, M. Dow, L. Ferguson, J. Fettig, K. Finian, T. Foster, D, Fox,.S. Gardstrom, S. Garske, L. George, B. Gibbs, J. Gover, S. Greve, T. Gridley, D. Grierson, J. Hansen, C. Hatton, D. Hoye, B. Jarema, M. Jeter, D, Johns, B. Kingry, J. Kissel, B. Kocks, D. Kundinger, S. Lewis, D. Littell, J. Littell, D. McCollum, S. Meyer, P. Meyers, D. Mielke, L. Miller, F. Mills, J. Moore, J. Morehouse, R. Morello, M. Poling, T. Quast, R. Ramos, W. Ribble, A. Robertson, D. Russell, J. Schrader, B. Shafer, J. Sharar, T. Smith, B. Stansbury, J. Steele, C. Steiner, M. Stewart, C. Stuart, J. Trautner, D. Voelker, W. Walk, J. Webb, K Welock, J. Wieland, B, Wiles, J. Wilson 11 Bookmyer, Betty 117 11 Borchard, Dennis 78,79,117 11 Borchard, Sally 117 12 Borkholder, Joyce 132 11 Borucki, Tamara 117 10 Boshaw, Wallace 101 10 Bosley, Thomas 101 10 Bourdow, Cindy 101 12 Bourdow, Mary 132 11 Bourdow, Paul 117 11 Bourdow, Raeann 117 11 Bourdow, William 10 Bowerman, Matthew 101 12 Boyce, Robert 132 10 Boyd, Michael 101 12 Boyd, Robert 132 12 Boyer, John 11 Bradley, Steven 117 10 Bradtke, Mary 101,92 12 Bradtke, Steven 18,132 10 Braman, Robert 101 10 Brandel, Cheryl 101 11 Brandel, Tony 117 11 Brandimore, Lisa 117 10 Brandimore, Vicky 101 10 Brandt, Laura 101 10 Braun, Brian 101 11 Braun, Catherine 117 10 Braun, David 101 12 Braun, Hugo 10,60,132 10 Braun, Michael 101 10 Brautigan, Lynn 101 12 Brechtelsbauer, Michael 132,90 12 Breidenbach, Saundra 132 10 Bremer, Bentley 101 12 Brennan, John 132 10 Brethour, Wayne 101 12 Brewer, Steve 132 12 Bringer, Michael 132 10 Broad, Kim 101 11 Brogan, Michael 117 10 Brooks, Evelyn 101 11 Brooks, Suki 35,117 11 Brothers, Dale 17 10 Brothers, Roger 74,101 10 Brown, Carrolle 101 10 Brown, Chris 101 12 Brown, David 133 10 Brown, John H. 101 10 Brown, John K. 72,73,102 12 Brown, Joleen 133 11 Brown, Kathleen 117 11 Brown, Laura 117 11 Brown, Linda 117 12 Brown, Mark 133 12 Brown, Mark D. 10 Brown, Marshall 102 12 Brown, Rebecca 132 10 Brown, Robert 12 Brown, Stephen 133 10 Brown, Suzanne 102 ,86 11 Browning, John 12 Bruggers, James 56,133 12 Bruns, Deanna 133 12 Brush, Lori 133 12 Bruske, Mary 133 11 Bryant, Debra 117 11 Budy, Bill 117 12 Bueker, Beth 133 10 Bueker, David 102 -E6T- 12 Bujouves, Brent 133 10 Bukaueski, Stephen 102 11 Bull, Shelly 117 10 Bullard, Rebecca 102 11 Burch, Ronnie 117 12 Burdick, Rick 133 11 Burditt, Elizabeth 117 12 Burditt; Mary 133 12 Burger, Kevin 133 11 Burger, Tem 73,117 10 Burgess, Jaclyn 102 11 Burgess, Tim 117 12 Burke, Kevin 73,133 11 Burnell, Patricia 117 12 Burnell, Thomas 133 12 Burnell, Yvonne 133 11 Burnett, Kathy 117 10 Burr, Michael 102 11 Burrows, Etta 55,117 11 Burtch, Brenda 118 10 Bushang, Renee 102 12 Butera, Joe 133 11 Butera, John 118 12 Butler, Cindy 11 Byers, Debra 117 12 Byers, Ralph 133 10 Byron, Debra 102 10 Byron, Jody 102 12 Byron, Tami 133 11 Calef, Linda 118 12 Calkins, Cindy 134 11 Call, Joseph 11 Call, Nancy 10 Callahan, Joseph 102 11 Camargo, Patricia 118 11 Camp, Joyce 118 12 Campbell, James 134 10 Campbell, Keith 102 11 Campbell, Rochelle 118 11 Campbell, Sandra 12 Cannon, Judy 134 10 Cannon, Patricia 102 10 Cannon, Rosemary 80,102 12 Canole, Deborah 134 12 Carey, Jan 134 10 Carey, Larry 102 10 Carey, Todd 102 11 Carl, Bradley 118 12 Carle, Thomas 60,134 11 Carlson, Jamie 118 12 Carlson, Kim 134 11 Carney, Richard 118 10 Carpenter, David 102 10 Carpenter, Katherine 102 10 Carroll, Morgan 102 10 Carter, Amien 10 Carter, Kimberly 102 12 Carter, Tommie 12 Casey, Patricia 10 Castaneda, Mary 102 10 Castanier, Debra 102 10 Castillo, Frances 102 11 Castillo, Michael 12 Castillo, Yolanda 134 12 Cawley, Mary 134 11 Cesary, Dina 12 Chamberlain, William 134 11 Champagne, Frank 118 12 Charbonneau, Paul 134 10 Charleston, Gregory 102 10 Chasnis, Peggy 102 10 Chavey, Marcas 102 10 Chavey, Mario 102 11 Chasnis, Robert 118 10 Chennault, Bret 102 11 Chennault, Georgette 118 10 Chernich, Nicholas 102 12 Cherry, Bryon 10 Cherry, Earl 102 11 Cheshire, Ron 118 10 Chevalier, Kimberly 102 10 Chingman, Christina 103 11 Chisholm, Derek 118 12 Christ, Pamela 134 10 Christ, Sandra 103 LUMBERJACK MARCHING BAND: S. Alger, E. Anderson, J. Anderson, T. Anderson, V. Anderson, W. Anderson, J. Andrews, P. Arnhold, K. Avery, B. Babcock, L. Balzer, M. Baumgarten, C. Becker, D. Beckert, S. Berkobien, L. Bishop, P. Boettcher, C. Bourdow, M. Bourdow, R. Bourdow, M. Bowerman, J. Brown, T. Burgess, L. Brush, P. Burnell, L. Collins, M. Collver, P. Comstock, C. Cowles, B. Cremeans, D. Davis, B. Despins, J. DeYoung, W. Doran, M. Dow, S. Fallis, L. Ferguson, J. Fettig, K. Finian, T. Fordyce, T. Foster, S. Fowler, D. Fox, C. Gase, L. George, B. Gibbs, D. Genske, M. Gilbert, M. Gorski, R. Greenman, L. Gregory, S. Greve, T. Gridley, D. Grierson, T. Griffore, D. Hall, L. Hamd, J. Hansen, C. Hatton, P. Hoffman, B. Jarema, K. Jerry, J. Jessmore, B. Jimenez, D. Johns, B. Kingry, J. Kissel, C. Klauss, B. Kocks, D. Kundinger, K. Lamb, K. Langschwager, R. Lewis, S. Lewis, D. Littell, J. Littell, J. Marx, T. McClellan, D. McCollum, S. Meyer, P. Meyers, L. Miller, D. Mills, F. Mills, B. Minster, J. Moore, J. Morehouse, R. Morello, M. Poling, T. Quast, R. Ramos, W. Ribble, A. Robertson, D. Russell, D. Scherping, J. Schrader, B. Shafer, C. Shaner, J. Sharar, T. 12 Christiansen, Martin 109,134 12 Chwala, Brenda 134 11 Cieszlak, Martin 118 12 Cinkus, Steven 134 12 Clark, John 134 10 Clark, Michael A. 103 11 Clark, Michael J. 118 10 Clarke, Mitchell 103 10 Clark, Tamara 103 12 Clark, Terry 135 12 Clarke, Cheryl 11 Claus, Judy 118 12 Clayton, Cathy 11 Clayton, Christine 118 12 Clayton, Debra 81,135 10 Clayton, Jay 103 12 Clemens, Edward 11 Clemens, Patricia 118 12 Clement, Tim 135 10 Clements, Gary 103 12 Clements, Mary 135 12 Clinton, Vonda 135 11 Coan, Jerry 118 11 Coates, Kay 12 Coburn, Darlene 135 11 Coeur, Gerald 118 12 Coffey, Julie 135 10 Coffey, Patrick 103 10 Cofield, Kimberly 103 10 Cole, Melanie 18,19,103 11 Cole, Sandra 118 12 Collins, Kenneth 73,135 10 Collins, Lori 103 12 Collison, Catherine 135 10 Collison, Donna 12 Collver, Monica 135 12 Colmus, Alvin 118 11 Colvin, Van 118 12 Combs, Cheryl 135 10 Combs, Matthew 103 Sieggreen, T. Smith, L. Sonsmith, S. Sperbeck, B. Stansbury, J. Steele, C. Steiner, M. Stewart, T. Stowe, K. Strickland, C. Stuart, M. Suitor, K. Swanton, K. Thompson, C. Tilot, J. Trautner, P. Tubergen, D. Voelker, A. Vudures, W. Walk, M. Watkins, J. Webb, K. Weslock, J. Wieland, K. Wightman, B. Wiles, G. Whitmill, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, B. Yancer, P. Yancer. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL; N, Kleinbriel, S. Brown, P. Shubitowski, J. Golinski, M. Loiacano, D. Clayton, S. Downey, P. Teter, Kramer, K. Blue, C. Hardt, L. Coon, H. Kemerer. 12 Comstock, Mark 12 Comstock, Pati 135 10 Comstock, Thomas 12 Conden, Kevin 11 Conley, Richard 118 10 Conner, Jeffrey 11 Cook, Barbara 118 11 Coon, Kimberly 118 11 Coon, Lori 80,81,118 12 Cooper, Carl 135 10 Cooper, Linda 103 10 Cooper, Sandra 103 12 Cooper, William 135 12 Cordingly, David 10 Cordingly, Elaine 103 12 Cormier, Alicia 135 ,92 10 Corne, Gregg 103 12 Cornwell, Caroline 135 11 Corrigan, Darren 118 ‘10 Cotie, Christine 103 10 Coughran, Robin 103 10 Coven, Vicky Lynn 10 Cowles, Cheryl 103 12 Cowpen, Mark 135 10 Cowpen, Martin 103 11 Cox, Mark 118 10 Cox, Steven 103 10 Coyer, Craig 103 11 Crabbe, Valerie 118 12 Cramer, Albert 135 11 Cramton, David 118 10 Cramton, Laura 103 10 Crane, Paul 103 11 Crane, Raymond 138.76 10 Crane, Tim 103 10 Craten, Serina 103 10 Creed, Deidra 103 10 Creed, Johnny 103 10 Creed, Nancy 11 Cremeans, Brent 118 12 Cresswell, Bert. 135 12 Crimmins, Maureen 135 11 Cripps, Bill 118 11 Crofton, Pat 11 Cronkright, Glenn 11 Conkright, Scott 118 | 10 Crummer, Janice 103 10 Csiki, Heidi 103 | 11 Culver, Ken 118 | 11 Culver, Kim 118 i 12 Cummings, Diane 136 i 11 Cunningham, Timothy 118 | 10 Curran, Timothy 12 Curry, Wiley 10 Curtis, Jean 10 Curtis, Jeffery 103 12 Curtis, Joan 136 11 Curtis, Julie 118 10 Cushman, Ron 103 10 Cymbal, Terri 103 11 Czerwinski, Michaele 118 1 D 10 Daly David 103 11 Daly, Marla 118 12 Dammann, Jill 136 10 Damzyn, Wendy 103 11 Danhoff, Leslie 118 10 Danko, Brooke 103 11 Darsens, Shirley 118 : 10 Dartey, Darell 103 12 Dartey, Dean 10 Daubert, Gregory 103 11 Daubert, James 118 | Saeepeatecer cee rio San 11 Daubert, Janet 118 11 Daubert, Michele 118 10 Davenport, Duane 103 11 Davenport, Duane 103 11 Davenport, Kathy 118 10 Davenport, Wally 103 12 Davey, Richark 136 10 Davis, Beth 103 11 Davis, Cynthia 118 10 Davis, Derrick 12 Davis, Gary 136 12 Davis, Jeanne 136 10 Davis, Julia 103 12 Davis, Margaret 136 10 Davison, Patricia 103 12 Day, Diana 11 Day, Howark 118 11 Dean, Kelly 11 DeCaire, Scott 118 10 Decker, Pamela 103 12 Deckler, Rodd 13,136 12 DeCorte, Laura 136 12 Deford, David 12 DeGuise, Jeffery 136 12 DeGuise, Teresa 136 10 Dehner, John 103 10 DelaCruz, Sandra 103 10 DelaGarza, Sophia 105 12 DeLavern, Jodi 56 10 DeLavern, Sandra 103 10 Delgado, Peter 103 10 Delgado, Yolanda 11 Dell, Cindy 12 Demo, Patrick 136 10 Demo, Teresa 103 12 Demski, Kathy 136 10 Demski, Robin 103 10 Deneut, Anne 103 10 Deneut, Grace 12 Deneut, Mary 136 C. Polson, K. Kipke. Gahagan. GIRLS W. BASKETBALL: S. Letherer, R. Cannon, K. O’Connell, S. Kakoska, J Teter, M. Bradtke, P. dan, C. Rathje, J Finch. 11 Dennis, Linda 118 12 Denno, Bruce 1i Denno, Joanne 118 12 Denno, Raymond 10 Derheim, Alan 103,93 10 Derige, Delia 11 Despins, Beth 118 10 Devereaux, Julie 103 12 Devos, Steven 11 DeYoung, Joy 119 10 Dickhudt, David 103 10 Diebold, Joseph 103 11 Diebold, Kathryn 119 11 Diedrich, Helen 119 10 Diedrich, Nancy 57,103 12 Diekemper, David 136 11 Dietzel, Brad 12 Dietzel, Robert 136,82, 10 Dizak, Annette 103 11 Dizak, Michael 119 10 DiMambro, Tony 103 11 Dina, Cesarz 10 Dixon, Barb 103 12 Dixon, Sue 12 Dixon, Thomas 29,78,79 10 Dodak, Kimberly 103 12 Dodge, Margaret 137 12 Dodge, Thomas 137 12 Donajkowski, Ronda 11 Donoghue, Dan 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL: B. Schulz, W. Curry, G. Weber, B. Gibbs, P. Sternhagen, K. Ellsworth, A. McClenon, D. Borchard, B. Stahle, M. Poling, M. Riefel, T. Dixon, J.V. BASKETBALL: D. Zingg, C. Young, D. Johns, T.J. Luxton, P. Crane, D. Pawlik, C. Kipke, Coach D. Slaggert, A. Welch, T. Elliot, G. Ruhlig, H.Ransom, T. Crane, G. Wachowiak, D. Smith, D. Hanley, J Downey, M. Frank, Miss P. 11 Donaghy, Joanne 119 10 Donajkowski, Caesar 103 11 Doran, Thomas 10 Doran, William 103 12 Dorey, Mary 11 Dorey, Michelle 104 11 Dorey, Robert 119 11 Dorn, Timothy 11 Dotson, Tim 119 12 Dougherty, Margaret 10 Douglas, Donald 12 Dow, Monica 137 12 Dowd, Lizabeth 137 10 Dowd, Patrice 12 Downey, David 56,137 10 Downey, Julie 104 11 Downey, Susan 86,119 11 Downing, Mark 119,93 11 Doyle, Katherine 10 Doyle, Laura 11 Doyle, Steven 119 11 Driver, Sarah 119 10 Duby, Bonnie 104 12 Duby, Paul 10 Duby, Steve 104 12 Duma, Linda 15 10 Dunham, Richard 104 11 Dupuis, Greg 12 Dupuis, Mary 10 Dupuis, Nanette 104 11 Dupuis, Sandra 119 12 Duquette, Darrell 137 10 Duquette, Paul 104,109 12 Duran, Stacy 137 11 Dusek, Janice 119 10 Dust, Timothy 75,103 11 Dust, Tobin 119 11 Dwyer, Brenda 119 10 Dwyer, David 104 12 Dzirnis, Ivars 11 Eaton, Susan 119 12 Ebach, Rebecca 11 Egbert, Donald 74,119 12 Egbert, Michael 12 Egerer, Mark 10 Egerer, Scott 104 11 Eggebrecht, Jerrold 119 11 Ehmcke, Leonard 119 10 Eimers, Kevin 104 10 Elizalde, Terry 104 10 Ellen, David 104 12 Elliott, Ron 137 11 Elliott, Tereasa 119,77 10 Elliott, Timothy 104 11 Ellithorpe, Timothy 119 12 Ellsworth, Jerry 137 11 Ellsworth, Kirk 119 11 Elvin, Steven 119 11 Enciso, Carol 11 Enciso, Jeff 119 11 Engel, Doug 12 Enos, Becky 12 Enriquez, Christopher 10 Enriquez, Josefina 12 Ertel, Jay 138 10 Ertel, Patricia 104 11 Erway, David 119 10 Erway, Scott 104 12 Esler, Scott 138 10 Esparza, Edward 104 11 Estrada, David 119 12 Eurich, David 12 Evans, Sharon 138 10 Fairchild, Bambi 104 11 Fairchild, Waldo 119 10 Fallis, Susan 104,92 10 Fanger, Sue 104 CHESS CLUB: B. Twietmeyer, L. Sand- erson, E. Rexius, M. Jeter, G. Smith, Mr. R. Enszer. J.V.CHEERLEADERS: T. Light, P. Fra- wley, S. Sylvester, J. Fowler, D. Reinke, D. Prevost, D. McInerney. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: S. Brooks, J. Gehrcke, S. Nolan, S. Gardstrom, L. McInerney, K. Adomeit. 11 Farley, David 119 12 Farnum, Gerald 72,73,138 12 Farrand, David 138 11 Farrand, Jack 11 Farrell, Janet 119 10 Farrington, Mark 48,104 12 Farthing, Greg 11 Farthing, Peggy 11 Fassezke, Marti 12 Favel, Jewel 12 Federspiel, Kellie 138 12 Fehrman, Brian 138 11 Fehrman, Dee 119 11 Feldman, Loren 119 11 Feldotte, Linda 119 11 Feldt, Steve 70,119 11 Fellows, Heidi 119 12 Felsing, Richard 10 Felten, Larry 10 Ferguson, Elizabeth 104 11 Ferguson, Lauren 119 11 Ferguson, Nancy 119 ‘11 Ferris, Brian 119 11 Fettig, James 119 12 Fettig, Pat 13,60,138 12 Fetting, Barb 138 12 Fielder, Dan 10 Fielder, Robert 12 Fila, Carey 11 Filiatraut, Bob 120 11 Filiczkowski, Connie 120 12 Finch, James 138 10 Finch, Jean 104 10 Finch, Vesta 11 Finian, Kerry 120 11 Fink, Diane 120 11 Finney, Denise 120 10 Fischer, Dennis 104 11 Fischer, Michael 120 10 Fisher, Jeffrev A. 104 10 Fisher, Jeffrey W. 104 10 Fisher, Terry 87,104 11 Fisher, Wendy 120 10 Fitzgerald, Mary 105 10 Flaig, Gigi 105 10 Flanagan, Dennis 105 10 Flanagan, Mark 105 12 Flattery, Michael 10 Fleischmann, Carol 105 12 Flores, Elisa Marie 12 Flores, Rosa 138 10 Flores, Tomas 105 12 Flynn, Kevin 13,138 11 Fobear, Mary 120 11 Fobear, Sandra 120 12 Foley, Daniel 11 Forbes, David 120 12 Forbes, Karen 138 10 Ford, Charles 105 10 Ford, Tamara 105 10 Fordyce, Timothy 75,105 12 Fordyce, Victoria 138 11 Forshee, Lynelle 120 11 Fortier, Larry 120 10 Fortune, Todd 10 Foster, Faye 12 Foster, Teresa 138 11 Fowler, Judy 120 10 Fowler, Juli 105 10 Fowler, Laura 105 11 Fowler, Cindy 120 10 Fowler, Stephen 105 12 Fowler, Susan 139 11 Fowler, Cindy 57,120 11 Fox, Dale 120 11 Fox, David 120 12 Fox, Diane 51,139 11 Francis, Charles 120 12 Francke, George 139 10 Frank, MaryBeth 105 10 Franz, David 105 10 Franz, Susan 105 10 Frawley, Peggy 105 10 Freeland, Mark 105 11 Freeland, Thomas 120 10 Freier, Gary 105 11 Frick, Robin 120 11 Friske, Greg 120 12 Fritz, Diane 139 10 Fruk, Gerald 105 12 Fruk, Kathleen 54,139 11 Fuentes, Louis 120 11 Fuller, Greg 120 11 Fuller, Tamara 12 Fuller, Theresa 12 Furlo, Patrick 60,139 ,82 ,83 G 10 Gagne, George 10 Gagne, Phil 105 10 Gahagan, Dale 105 11 Gale, James 120 12 Galinski, David 139 11 Galinski, Jolyn 22 10 Gallagher, Morganne 105 10 Gallegos, Mary 105 11 Galonska, Thomas 120 10 Galvan, Margarita 105 11 Galvez, MaryAnn 120 10 Garchow, Carl 10 Garcia, Patricia 105 12 Gardstrom, Susan 12 Gardyszewski, Tina 139 10 Garrett, Dale 12 Garrison, Jerry. 12 Garrison, Ralph 139 10 Garrison, Scott 105 11 Garske, Steven 120 10 Gase, Cherie 105 11 Gehoski, Kim 120 12 Gehrcke, Jody 12,13,139 12 Gehringer, Rick 139 10 Genske, Deborah 105 10 George, Diane 105 12 George, Linda 139 11 George, Tom 120 10 Gerger, Jennifer 105 10 Gerger, Michael 105 12 Gerow, Raymond 11 Gerrish, John 120 12 Gerwin, Paul 139 10 Gibbon, Joseph 105 12 Gibbs, Brian 60,79 11 Gibbs, Karen 120 12 Gibson, Jeffrey 12 Gibson, Patricia 139 11 Gilbert, Howard 10 Gilbert, Michele 105 11 Gilbert, Sheryl 120 12 Gilman, Cherie 139 12 Gilson, Matthew 139 10 Girard, Laura 105 11 Girard, Robert 120 10 Girard, Suzanne 105 10 Giroux, Patrick 105 10 Glasgow, Cheryl 105 12 Glasgow, Kevin 12 Glavens, Bruce 139 11 Glavens, Nancy 120 11 Glick, Ann 120 12 Glover, William 12 Glynn, Carolyn 10,139,92 11 Glynn, MaryEllen 120 11 Godard, Susan 120 12 Godsey, Melanie 139 11 Gohlke, Matt 120 12 Goines, Sharon 11 Gonzalez, Carlos 120 12 Gonzalez, Jesse 10 Gonzalez, Miguel 105 11 Gordon, Tammy 120 11 Gorski, Marybeth 120 11 Gorski, Michael 10 Goss, Connie 105 12 Goss, Sandra 10 Gotham, Daniel 105 10 Gotham, Rebecca 105 12 Gover, Janet 140 11 Goyarts, Todd 120 11 Graebner, Susan 120 10 Graham, Brian 105 10 Graham, Jenene 105 10 Graham, Karen 105 11 Granville, Ned 120 12 Graves, David 10 Graves, Nancy 105 12 Graves, Tim 11 Gray, Brian 120 12 Gray, Marilyn 11 Gray, Sherry 120 12 Greene, Peggy 10 Greenman, Renee105 10 Greenwood, Jeanette 10 Gregory, Linda 105 11 Greve, Stephen 120 10 Gridley, Todd 105 GLEE CLUB: K. Bierlein, S. Bogardus, Y. Castillo, J. Downey, S. Downey, K. Griffiths, J. Hoerner, C. Hoffman, M. Keene, L. Laviolette, S. Miller, S. Near, J. Obuchowski, C. Parks, C. Rodriguez, E. Rodriguez, S. Rumpel, D. Smith, F. Stutesman, C. Taylor, T. Taylor, L. Vargas, T. Wright. MIXED CHOIR: K. Bierlein, A. Bocade, Dixon, S. Downey, M. Egbert, T. Fl M. Fobear, M. Galvez, D. Gri 5 Hahn, S. Haines, B. Keene, K. Kelley, Kipp, G. Lobb, G. Lopez, C. Losee, McPhee, D. Nickelberry, M. Poling, Rick, C. Rodriguez, K. Roenicke, Rutherford, G. Sackrider, G. Suitor, Torres, J. Trautner, R. Wagner, Weidman, L. Weisenberg, C. Wilson, Wilson. d «+R Oarnay -L6T- 10 Gridley, Tracy 105 11 Grierson, Dean 120 10 Griffin, Clifton 105 12 Griffith, Bruce 11 Griffith, Kimberely 120 10 Griffore, Thomas 105 12 Grillo, Dominic 73,140 11 Grillo, Mark 10 Groening, Todd 105 11 Grohman, Dan 120 11 Grohman, Marie 120 12 Grollimund, Janet 12 Gronski, Judy 12,13 12 Grosart, Peter 10 Gross, Gregory 105 10 Grover, Renee 105 10 Grunwell, Stephen 11 Guerra, Anita 120 10 Guerra, Caroline 106 12 Guerra, Graciela 10 Guerra, Salvador 106 10 Gunlock, Gary 10 Guster, Debra 106 12 Guthrie, Julie 27,140 12 Gutzmer, Lori 140 11 Hagerty, Anne 120 12 Hagerty, Kathleen 16 10 Hagerty, Michael 106 11 Hahn, Jamie 11 Hahn, Penny 120 12 Haines, Scott 10 Hales, Diane 106 10 Hales, Henry 106 11 Hales, Jeff 10 Hall, Cordelia 11 Hail, David 120 11 Hall, Jevene 10 Hall, Trena 106 11 Haller, Joseph 120 10 Hamather, Peter 106 10 Hamd, Linda 106 12 Hamlin, Brian 140 11 Hamling, Larry 120 10 Hammerbacher Debra 106 12 Hammis, Michael 12 Hammond, Debra 10 Hammond, Dennis 120,93 10 Hammond, Julile 106 10 Hammond, Julie 106 10 Hammond, Lynne 106 12 Hammontre, Cherie CON CON: T. Foster, P. Young, K. Peters, B. Gibbs, V. Anderson, P. Baker, S. O’Rourke, A. Moore, D. Egbert, J. Humpert, H. Braun, D. Maas, J. Steele, S. Bradtke, M. McCullen, Mr. T. Fullerton, A. Lubben, P. Furlo, K. Benz, J. Gover, A. Robertson, B. Brown, T. Byron. Not pictured: J. Hansen, D. Maine, C. SanMiguel, R. Morello, T. Veremis. COLLECTABLES: Mr. N. Nash, M. Watrous, J. Graham, D. Kruger, R. Holland, D. Benjamin, M. Clark, J. Wise, M. Ombry, S, Rettmann._ 5 JAZZ GROUP: B. Davis, M. Burditt, T. Flores, D. Welzein, J. Kissell, J. Downey, D. Nickelberry, S. Downey, G. Lobb, K. Broad, S. Haines, F. Stutesman, J. Fisher, L. Rick, J. McPhee, M. Egbert. 10 Hanley, Jeri 106 10 Hansen, Greg 106 12 Hansen, Jeff 141 12 Hanson, Lori 141 11 Hanson, Sonya 120 12 Hanvey, William 141 10 Harden, David 12 Harden, Michael 11 Hardt, Connie 22,120 10 Hardt, Thomas 106 11 Hardy, Gregory 120 12 Hardy, Kathy 141 11 Hare, Cindy 120 12 Hare, Lynne 141 11 Hare, Thomas 120 10 Harmer, Glenn 106 12 Harper, Diane 141 11 Harper, Geni 120 11 Harper, Kathleen 121 10 Harper, Ron 106 12 Harrington, Laura 10 Harris, Alan 106 12 Harris, Christine 141 11 Harris, Duane 121 11 Harris, James 12 Harris, Ron 16,141 10 Harrison, Russell 106 11 Hart, Bruce 121 12 Hartung, Daryl 12 Hartung, Sheryl 12 Hartwig, Douglas 141 10 Hasse, Martin 106 12 Hatton, Carol 141 11 Hatzke, Theresa 121 12 Haubenstricker, Sue 141 10 Hauck, Karen 106 10 Hausbeck, James 106 10 Haven, Rebecca 106 11 Hayes, Bambi 121 10 Hayes, Peter 106 11 Head, Louis 121 12 Hedberg, Patti 141 12 Heida, Valerie 141 10 Helmkamp, William 106 10 Helpap, Dennis 11 Helpap, Pam 121 11 Helpap, Phillip 121 12 Helpap, Ruth 141 11 Hemingway, Lynn 121 11 Henderson, Julie 12 Henne, Sheila 12 Henne, Steve 141 10 Henne, Toni 106 12 Henrichs, Rick 141 12 Henrichs, Vicky 141 11 Hepworth, Gerald 121 12 Herlein, David 121 11 Herring, Randall 121 11 Hethur, Karen 141 12 Hickey, Geoffrey 12 Hill, Dale 142 11 Hill, Erie 1221 11 Hill, Mark 121 12 Hill, Michael 11 Hill, Pamela 121 11 Hill, Thomas 10 Himmelein, Jonathan 10 Hinton, Rhonda 11 Hodges, Davie 10 Hoffman, Cindy 106 10 Hoffman, David 106 12 Hoffman, Kelly 142 11 Hoffman, Kurt 121 11 Hoffman, Peggy 121 12 Hoffman, Steve 142 11 Hohisel, Yvonne 121 10 Holland, Richard 106 11 Holland, Thomas 121 10 Hollis, Donald 106 11 Holm, Anna 121 11 Holme-Shaw, Lee 121 11 Holnagel, Diane 121 10 Holnagel, DoriAnn 12 Holnagel, Doug 142 12 Holtman. Fred 10 Honeman, Loraine 106 10 Honig, Kristyn 106 10 Horb, Brenda 106 | 12 Horb, Kirt 142 ! 10 Horne, Daniel 106 11 Horvat, Rodney 121 10 Houston, John 106 11 Houston, Laurie 10 Howard, Ellen 11 Howay, Mark 121 10 Howay, Phil 106 11 Hoye, David 121 12 Hrywnak, Gary 142 12 Hubinger, James 11 Hudson, David 121 11 Huegel, Kevin 121 11 Hughes, Debbie 122 12 Humpert, Joseph 11 Hunt, Nancy 122 12 Hunt, William 142 11 Hunter, Mark 10 Hurry, Bradley 10 Hutchison, Cheryl 106 11 Hutchison, Robin 122 12 Hutchison, William 142 12 Huttunen, Robert 142 11 Iles, David 122 10 Iles, Douglas 106 10 Ivester, Debra 106 10 Izzo, James 106 10 Jackson, Daniel 106 11 Jackson, Randy 122 11 Jacobi, Michael 11 Jacobs, Mark 122 12 Jahnke, Brenda 104,142 10 Jamrog, MaryJo 106 11 Jarabek, Lori 37 12 Jarema, Betty 142 11 Jarzabkowski, Keith 122 12 Jarzabkowski, Kevin 10 Jean, Patricia 106 11 Jefferson, Theresa 11 Jerry, Cheryl 122 10 Jerry, Kenneth 106 11 Jesse, Scott 122 11 Jessmore, James 122 10 Jeter, Mario 106 12 Jex, Steve 142 10 Jimenez, Bertha 106 12 Jimenez, Joanne 142 10 Johns, Daniel 68,106 12 Johnson, Chanta 142 10 Johnson, Clinton 106 10 Johnson, Connie 106 12 Johnson, Kenneth 10,13,60,142 11 Johnson, Steve 122 11 Johnson, Pete 11 Jolin, Duane 122 10 Jolin, Kathy 48,106 12 Jones, Catherine 142 11 Jones, Leslie 122 10 Jones, Thomas 106 10 Jones, Tim D. 106 10 Jones, Timothy L. 106 10 Jordan, Lisa 106 11 Joseph, Max 122 11 Joslin, Samuel 12 Jozwiak, Christopher 143 10 Jozwiak, Daniel 106 12 Jozwiak, Jeffrey 10 Jozwiak, Susan 106 12 Jurek, Theresa 12,13,143 K 12 Kaczor, Todd 10 Kakoska, Shelly 10€ 90 11 Kamischke, Roni 12z 11 Kammer, Kris 122 11 Kapp, Don 122 10 Kapp, Tina 106 10 Karp, Dan 106 12 Karp, David 143 10 Karst, Kenneth 106 12 Kasper, David 143 10 Kassin, Geoffrey 10 Kastros, Cathie 107 11 Kastros, Nicholette 122 12 Kastros, Spero DECAH: J. Alcock, J. Alexander, B. Anderson, C. Baker, S. Bauer, B. Beeg, M. Beeman, J. Brown, M. Bruske, S. Camp- bell, C. Clayton, M. Clements, D. Coburn, K. Coon, M. Cox, D. Downey, J. Finch, V. Fordyce, P. Furlo, C. Gilman, S. Goss, Mr. R. Hartman, Bambi, Hayes, S. Hoffman, C. Johnson, T. Jurek, H. Kleekamp, L. Klemm, K. Krause, K. Leaym, G. Lindsay, T. Lutz, K. Meyer- holt, K. Mitchell, J. Obuchowski, M. Okas, P. Ratliff, C. Salak, T. Sieggreen, L. Stahle, J. Swinton, J. Turner, L. Wacker, M. Watkins, S. Wazny, V. Williams. OCCAH: A. Abbey, M. Baird, L. Bishop, A. Bocade, S. Boesenecker, J. Borkholder, L. Brush, P. Christ, B. Chwala, P. Clemens, J. Curtis, J. Curtis, E. Dowd, J. Dusek, M. Fassezke, K. Federspiel, D. Fehrman, C. Filiczkowski, S. Fowler, S. Gray, R. Helpap, L. Hemingway, B. Kulick, R. Lamrouex, L. Landman, V. Leonard, D. Leppert, L. Leppert, B. Loubert, R. Maxwell, P. Meyers, L. Moran, J. Pasko, S. Peters, K. Rogers, P. Rudy, S. Schroeder, S. Schuett, E. Shay, M. Upton, C. Urbain, S. Valentine, D. Valtierra, P. Walsh, R. Werner, M. Younk. 11 Kazmerski, Gary 122 12 Keene, Barbara 143 11 Keene, Mary 122 11 Keezer, David 12 Kellett, John 143 12 Kelley, John 12 Keiley, Kirsten 19,57,107,143 10 Kelley, Patrick 107 11 Kelly, Lori 122 12 Kelso, David 11 Kemerer, Heather 22,122,80 12 Kemerer, John 143 12 Kemp, Grace 11 Kennedy, Karen 122 11 Kennelly, Timothy 122 12 Kern, John 143 10 Kerr, Michael 107 12 Kerr, Timothy 143 ii Kessler, Lisa 11 Kettelhohn, Peter 122 12 Kever, Harold 10 Kidd, Gloria 48,107 12 Kido, Gregory 143 11 Kietz, Kelley 122 11 Kilbourn, Roger 122 12 Kiley, James 12 Kinch, Barbara 107,143 10 King, Doug 107 10 King, Jane 107 11 King, Julie 12 King, Kathy 11 King, Phillip 122 10 King, Raymond 12 King, Sandra 10 King, Shelly 107 10 King, Stephanie 107 12 Kingham, Kimberly 12 Kingry, Brenda 20,143 11 Kingry, Donald 122 10 Kingry, Ronald, 107 10 Kingsland, Jean 107 11 Kinney, David 10 Kipke, Cary 107 11 Kipke, Herbert 88,89,122 12 Kipp, Cindy 18,57,96,143 11 Kirby, Dennis 122 10 Kirby, Donald 107 11 Kisner, Karen 122 11 Kissel, John 20,122 11 Kitter, Karen 122 11 Klauss, Cindy 12 Kleekamp, Herb 13,143 11 Klein, Terri 11 Kleinbriel, Norma 122 11 Klein, Cathy 10 Kleinfeld, Jane 11 Klemm, Linda 122 10 Kliefoth, Janet 107 12 Kliefoth, Linda 143 11 Kline, Kevin 122 -66T- 12 Knapp, Eric 143 12 Knezek, Kimberly 143 12 Knippel, Greg 10 Knoerr, Deborah, 107 10 Knowlton, Donald 107 11 Koch, Catherine 122 11 Kocks, Brian 122 10 Kocks, Donald 107 12 Koebke, Terry 10 Koehn, Larry 107 10 Koerber, Steven 107 12 Koerber, Timothy 143 11 Koger, Lucille 12 Koinis, Kimberly 143 12 Kolesar, Tom 13,70,144 12 Kollman, Richard 144 11 Konieczka, Brian 122 10 Korbein, Kathy 107 10 Korobka, MaryAnn 108 11 Kostrzewa, Terri 10 Kraatz, Jill 108 12 Krach, James 144 10 Krajniak, Darlene 108 11 Krajniak, Robert 144 11 Kramer, Amy 22,122 10 Kramer, Paula 108 12 Krasinski, Renee 57 11 Krasinski, Valerie 12 Kratz, John 11 Krause, Kip 122 CROSS COUNTRY: J. Rose, S. Sopcak, M. Pressprich, F. Rose, M. Downing, A. Derheim J. Leikert,D. Hammond, Mr. E. Petzko. FLAG SQUAD: L. Brush, L. Balzer, C. Tilot, L. Hamd, B. Despins, R. Lewis, R. Bourdow, C. Hatton, M. Stewart, S. Fallis, R. Greenman, D. Genske. 12 Krenz, Laura 144 11 Krenz, Stephanie 122 11 Kretz, Diane 10 Kretz, Patrick 108 10 Kring, Katharine 108 11 Kross, Dan 122 11 Krueger, Dale 122 10 Krueger, Gary 108 10 Krueger, Michael 10 Krugielka, Scott 108 10 Kruse, John 108 12 Kubik, Mary 10 Kuebler, Fritz 108 10 Kuhn, David 108 11 Kuhr, Ann 123 11 Kulick, Barbara 123 10 Kulick, Barry 108 12 Kulick, Brian 12 Kundinger, Diana 144 10 Kundinger, MaryAnn 108 12 Kushion, Susan 11 Kushner, Anne 123 12 Kushner, Gloria 144 11 Kushner, James 123 10 Kushner, John 10 Kushner, Marjorie 108 11 Kuznicki, Barry 123 10 Kuznicki, Rodney 108 11 Kwaiser, Karen 123 12 Kwaiser, Linda 144 12 Kyle, Kathryn 144 11 LaBeau, Gerald 11 LaBeau, Wayne 12 LaBeff, David 144 10 LaBeff, Dennis 10 LaBelle, Chuck 108 11 LaChance, Dale 123 12 LaChapelle, Donna 97,144 10 LaChapelle, Joyce 96,108 12 Ladebauche, Teresa 144 12 LaDrig, James 11 LaDrig, John 12 LaDrig, Tom 144 11 La fleur, Michael 123 11 LaFramboise, Scott 123 10 Lagalo, Theresa 108 10 Lago, Wendy 108 11 LaLonde, Gerald 123 10 LaLonde, William 10 Lamb, Kenneth 108 11 Lambert, Paul 123 10 Lamroux, Raymond 108 12 Lamrouex, Rhonda 144 11 Landman, Lori 123 11 Landskroener, William 123 12 Lang, Timothy 144 12 Lange, Bradford 144 10 Lange, Scott 108 11 Langhorne, Scott 123 12 Langschwager, David 11 Langschwager, Kimberly 123 11 LaPorte, Brian 123 10 Largent, Charlene 12 LaRose, Paul 145 11 Larsen, Martin 123 12 Larson, Larry 54,145 10 Larson, Scott 10 Laski, Stephen 108 11 Latimer, Teckner 11 Laubenstein, Marilyn 123 12 Laubenstein, Tom 145 12 Laubhan, Paul 12 Laubhan, Sally 10 Lauman, Bonnie 108 12 Laut, William 145 10 Laviolette, Lori 108 11 Lawrence, Jean 123 10 Lawrence, Jeffrey 108 12 Lazama, Robert 145 10 Lazzaro, Dan 108 12 Lazzaro, Donald 145 12 Leaym, Robert 11 Leaym, Kimberly 12 Leaym, William 11 Lechner, Chris 123,83 10 Lechrone, Scott 11 Leddy, Rick 10 Lee, Christine, 108 10 Lee, Deborah, 108 12 Lee, Debra 11 Lee, Sandy 123 10 Lee, Walter 10 Leedke, Kimberly 108 12 Lehotan, David 11 Leikert, John 123,93 12 Leis, Deborah 56,145 12 Lemmer, David 145 10 Leonard, Norma 108 12 Leonard, Vickie 145 10 Lepeak, Clyde 10 Lepeak, Jim 108 12 Lepeak, George 145 11 Leppert, Dora 15,123 11 Leppert, Lora 123,80 12 Leppert, Jeffrey sitage BL 6 5434, 59 yg 679 Bee 97 2 51 S82 yg Ze 10 Leszcezynski, Carol 108 12 Leszezynski, Edward 10 Leszezynski, Steve 108 10 Letherer, Mary 108 12 Letherer, Steven 10 Letherer, Sue 108 11 Lewis, David 123 10 Lewis, Dorsey 10 Lewis, Jean 108 10 Lewis, Joan 108 12 Lewis, Paul 16,145 11 Lewis, Richard 123 11 Lewis, Robert 123 11 Lewis, Roberta 123 11 Lewis, Steven 123 10 Lewis, Tom 123 12 Leyama, Roberto 11 Licavoli, Nina 123 11 Light, James 123 12 Light, John 10 Light, Patricia 108 | 12 Lindsay, Grace 145 | 12 Lintern, Wally 145 |. 10 Littell, David 108 12 Littell, Jeffrey 12 Llamas, Francisco 11 Lobb, Grant 123 12 Lockey, Anne 146 10 Lockey, Jeff 108 11 Lockwood, Nancy 123 11 Loiacano, Marianne 123 12 Loiacano, Samuel 146 12 Loibl, Brenda 146 10 Loibl, Shari 108 10 Long, Lawrence 108 10 Long, Terry 108 11 Longuemire, Vanessa 10 Longway, Tamala 108 10 Lopez, Frank 108 12 Lopez, Gregory 146 CO SS a_i - 11 Lopez, Laurie 123 11 Lopez, Mary 123 12 Lorenzo, Rick 146 11 Losee, Christy 123 11 Loubert, Beth 123 12 Loubert, Nannette 146 12 Loubert, Susan 146 11 Louchart, Steve 12 Louks, Brian 35,146 12 Lowden, Robert 146 12 Lubben, Alana 146 10 Lucio, Veronica 108 11 Luesy, Susan 123 12 Luth, David 10 Lutz, Dianna 108 12 Lutz, Donna 146 12 Lutz, Terry 146 12 Lutzke, Matthew 10 Luxton, Thomas 68,108 12 Lynar, Jeffrey 10 Lynar, Kevin 108 11 Lynch, Jeffrey 123 12 Lynch, Robert 146 10 Lynch, Sally 108 10 Lyons, Charles 108 12 Lyons, Richard M 12 Maas, Daniel 60,146 10 MacArthur, Donald 108 12 MacArthur, Matthew 146 12 Macomber, Gail 11 Macomber, Kevin 123 10 Macomber, Lori 12 Macomber, Michelle VARSITY FOOTBALL: B. Blohm, S. Walch, K. Johnson, H. Kleekamp, M. Reinig, T. Murphy, R. Audas, T. Kolesar, D. Maine, J. Wallace, D. Lazzaro, D. Farley, G. Bamberg, G. Miller, P. Fetting, K. Flynn, R. Decker, S. Feldt D. Chisholm, J. LaLonde, D. Egbert, T. Carter, T. Patterson, R. Perez, S. Bank, M. Larson, S. Jesse, J. Romaker, J. Enciso, J. Ellsworth, A. Reff, D. Hall, G. Hardy, K. Kline, E. Smith, D. Corrigan, D. Hoye, B. Spann, J. Haller, Mr. T. Karac, Mr. G. Ihler, Mr. D. McShannock, Mr. E. Periard. 12 MacRae, Linda 146 12 Maher, Tom 147 10 Maier, David 11 Maier, Linda 123 10 Maier, Michael 108 12 Maine, David 13,147 11 Maine, Kathleen 123 10 Makrianis, James 108 11 Malicoat, Michelle 10 Maltman, Kimberly 109 10 Manchester, deetie 109 12 Mann, Patricia 147 10 Marcum, Cecil 109 11 Markert, Fred 12 Markey, Bill 147 10 Marr, Cheryl 109 10 Marsden, MaryJo 109 10 Martin, Edward 109 12 Martin, Jolene 147 11 Martriz, Armando 123 11 Marx, David 11 Marx, Joan 123 11 Maslowski, Guy 124 12 Mason, Derek 12 Mason, Michael 11 Mason, Tom 124 12 Matta, Joseph 11 Matula, Linda 124 10 Mauch, James 109 11 Mauch, Mark 124 -102- J.V. FOOTBALL: D. Miller, W. Wallgren, K. Thomas, N. Chernich, S. Schafer, S. Reis, S. Krugielka, S. Midcalf, M. Mc- nally, S. Reynolds, C. Young, D. Zingg, Mr. J. Paine, Mr. V. Combs, D. Zirkle, T.J. Luxton, M. Thomas, W. Boshaw, G. Ruhlig, J. Fisher, D. Karp, A. Rick, D. Speer, D. Johns, M. Jeter, Mr. W. Johnson, P. Nichols, C. Stolz, S. Reis, G. Wachowiak, G. Gross, Z. Phillips, R. Webb, J. Sievert, M. Roth, D. Stamann, D. Wade. 10 Mauro, Mark 10 Maxwell, Cynetta 109 12 Maxwell, Ruth 147 10 Mazur, Patricia 109 10 Mazzola, Mark 109 12 Mazzola, Michael 147 12 McAdams, Ronald 147 12 McAnany, Blaine 11 McCaffrey, Kim 124 10 McCall, Ethelinda 12 McCall, Kenny 12 McCarthy, Michael 147 10 McCauley, Candy 109 12 McCauley, Lori 147 10 McClaine, Margaret 109 10 McClellan, Tammy 109 11 McClenon, Arnold 10 McClenon, Eunice 109,92 11 McCliggott, Joseph 11 McClure Patricia 124 11 McCollum, David 124 12 McCoy, Chris 11 McCoy, Kelly 124 12 McCullen, Anne 147 10 McCullen, Brian 109 12 McCullen, Mark 10,147 11 McCullen, Michelle 109 10 McCurry, Michael 12 McDonald, Brian 147 12 McDonough, Erin 147 | FRENCH CLUB: B. Stuart, C. Largent, C. Johnson, J. Shuberg, J. Wallgren, M. | Braun, S. Driver, L. MacRae, T. Rouse, M. MeMillan, S. Baker, S. Gardstrom, K. Kring, J. Gover, R. Hutchison, K. Peters, R. Burch, L. Modrall, A. Davis, R. Horvat, T. Carle, J. Willit, D. Phillips. 12 McFarland, Linda 147 11 McFay, Dawn 124 11 McGaw, Carole 124 11 McGee, Michael 124 10 McGinnis, Terry 109 11 McGraw, Rosaira 11 McGregor, Kelli 124 | 10 McGregor, Kristi 109 | | 12 McGuire, Dorothy 147 | | 10 McHenry, Teresa 109 10 McInerney, Debra 109 12 McInerney, Lynn 12,13,66,147 10 McIntosh, William 109 12 McKenna, James 11 McKenna, John 124 10 McKenzie, James 109 11 McKinstry, Nancy 124 12 McLennan, Bruce 17,147 10 McMall, Jackie 109 12 McMall, Janet 147 10 McMillan, Lisa 109 12 McMillan, Michelle 147 10 McNally, Michael 109 11 McNew, David 11 McPhee, Jeffrey 124 10 McRae, Wes 109 11 Meacham, Tonya 10 Medina, Silvia 109 12 Medina, Yolanda 148 10 Meehleder, Connie 110 G.A.A.: J. Coffey, M. Fobear, D. Clayton, S. Downey, M. Baumgarten, L. Sonsmith, D. Yates, J. Finch, S. Brown, S. Kakoska, M. Kundinger, K. Kitter, C. Coon, A. Ryman, Miss P. Teter, J. Downey, J. Hanley, K. Paige, K. Leedke, S. Watrous, T. Schumacher. FUTURE PHYSICIANS: H. Diedrich, J. Schrader, J, Lewis, M. Cawley, J. Finch, R. Horvat, T. Dust, P. Sternhagen, N. Granville, D. Hammond, S. Kakoska. 12 Meehleder, Lester 148 11 Meehleder, Mindy 61,124 10 Meier, Daniel 12 Melendy, Mark 148 12 Mendyk, Sheryl 12 Merz, Debra 148 11 Merz, Bill 124 12 Metevia, Wayne 12 Metiva, James 148 11 Metiva, Sandra 124 12 Metiva, Tom 11 Meyer, Marjorie 124 12 Meyer, Mark 10 Meyer, Randell 110 12 Meyer, Steven 148 12 Meyers, Patricia 148 11 Meyerholt, Kevin 124 10 Michalski, Michael 110 10 Midcalf, Stephen 110 12 Mielke, David 148 11 Mikolaiczik, Connie 124 10 Milbrandt, Jeff 12 Miller, Brenda 148 10 Miller, Dan 110 11 Miller, David 124 12 Miller, Don 148 12 Miller, Glenn 13,71,148 10 Miller, Louann 1 10 10 Miller, Mary 110 11 Miller, Matthew 124 ee 11 Miller, Rick 10 Miller, Sharon 110 12 Miller, Susan 148 10 Mills, Dan 110 12 Mills, Frank 148 11 Mills, Sandra 124 12 Milne, Jon 148 11 Milne, Kathleen 124 10 Milne, Susan 110 12 Milne, William 148 10 Minnis, Catherine 110 12 Minnis, Jeannine 12 Minster, Bonnie 10 Mitchell, Judy 110 11 Mitchell, Kathryn 12 Mitchell, Kimberley 10 Mitzel, Amy 110 11 Mockridge, Robin 12 Modrall, Laurie 10 Mohler, Dalene 12 Molitor, Tracy 11 Monasmith, Beth 124 10 Monasmith, Sue 110 10 Moon, Peter 110 11 Moon, Therese 124 12 Moore, Aaron 63 11 Moore, Adam 12 Moore, Julian 149 10 Mopavich, Donna 110 12 Moran, Geoffrey 149 12 Moran, Linda 149 11 Morehouse, John 124 12 Morello, Roberta 149 12 Morley, Michael 149 12 Morningstar, Eric 11 Morris, Anne 124 11 Morris, Micalene 124 12 Morrison, Jane 18,19 11 Morse, Linda 124 11 Moses, Steve 124 12 Mosher, Rick 10 Mott, Linda 110 11 Muehlenbeck, Brent 124 10 Mueller, Cynthia 110 12 Mueller, James 10 Mueller, Larry 110 11 Munro, David 124 10 Munro, Penny 110 10 Munson, Gerald 110 10 Munson, Kathy 12 Murphy, Eileen 10 Murphy, Margaret 12 Murphy, Thomas 13 10 Murray, Laura 110 12 Murray, Maureen 107 10 Murray, Margaret 110 12 Murray, Robert 10 Muter, Jeanne 110 12 Muter, John 10 Meyers, Jenny 110 11 Myers, Mark 124 11 Myers, MaryAnne 124 11 Myers, Michael 124 10 Myles, Dexter ‘110 N 10 Nagel, Deborah 11 Najera, Patricia 124 10 Nalevayko, Gerald 12 Nalevayko, Larry 12 Nance, Mark 10 Napora, Tammy 110 12 Nash, Eunice 11 Nash, Geoffrey 124 10 Nava, Richard 110 10 Near, Sheila 110 11 Neiderquill, Gary 124 10 Nellett, Jeff 110 11 Nellett, Michele 124 12 Nelson, Clarence 12 Nelson, William 150 10 Nerio, Toni 67,110 12 Neuenfeldt, Kaye 150 10 Neuenfeldt, Linda C. 34 10 Neuenfeldt, Linda S. 12 Neuenfeldt, Michael 150 12 Neveau, Bruce 27,150 10 Neveau, Lisa 110 11 Newcomb, Carol 124 11 Nichols, David 124 12 Nichols, Kevin 150 10 Nichols, Pete 110 12 Nichols, Kevin 150 10 Nichols, Pete 110 12 Nickelberry, Dimitri 11 Niederstadt, Gretchen 124 10 Niederstadt, Janet 110 12 Nolan, Michelle 12,13,67,150 10 Novak, Lauren 110 11 Novak, Michael 124 12 Novak, Patricia 150 11 Novak, Robert 124 12 Nowaczyk, Larry 11 Nowland, William 124 fe) 12 Oates, Carolyn 150 11 Oblander, Shelley 124 10 O’Brian, William 110 10 O’Bryan, Barbara 110 12 O’Bryan, Joanne 150 11 Obuchowski, Jean 124 10 Ocampo, Harold 11 Ockerman, Jackie 124 10 O’Connell, Kelly 110 12 Okas, Mickey 150 12 Okowit, David 150 10 Ombry, Michael 110 12 Ordway, Harry 150 12 Orler, Ronda 57,150 12 Ormsby, Lori-Jo 150 12 O’Rourke, Susan 150 11 Ortega, Patricia 12 Ortiz, Rosalie 11 Ortman, Jay 124 11 Ovalle, Kathy 124 10 Ozana, Mark 110 12 Ozark, Loy 12 Ozerajtys, Charlotte 150 10 Pacanovsky, Andrew 110 12 Pacanovsky, Anne 151 10 Paige, Karen 110 12 Palmer, Richard 151 10 Palmer, Susan 110 11 Palmer, Susan 110 11 Palmer, Tracy 124 11 Panko, Jody 11 Parisi, Kim 66,124 10 Parkman, Debbie 11 Parks, Candace 125 11 Parks, Crystal 125 10 Parks, Nancy 110 11 Parks, Ronald 125 12 Parrent, Ann 10,151 11 Parrent, Mark 125 11 Parsons, Shirley Vorwerck, D. Wade, S. Morley. 12 Pasel, Scott 151 11 Pasel, Paula 125 11 Pasko, Joni 125 12 Patterson, Kenneth 151 11 Patterson, Russell 125 10 Paulson, Rodney 10 Pavlo, James 110 10 Pawlik, Donald 110 11 Peake, Mary 12 Peart, Karen 151 12 Pegley, Julie 151 11 Pegley, Paul 125 12 Peirson, Renee 151 10 Pekas, Pam 110 10 Pelkey, Kyle 110 10 Pelkki, Kathy 110 10 Pena, Ricardo 110 12 Pender, Bryan 151 10 Perez, Alice 11 Perez, Feliz 125 12 Perez, Francisco 151 11 Perez, Ricardo 125 10 Perry, Charles 110 11 Persons, Linda 125 10 Peters, Andrew 110 12 Peters, Kathleen 151 11 Peters, Susan 125 10 Peterson, Brian 110 10 Peterson, Craig 12 Peterson, Debra 151 GERMAN CLUB: K. Bacon, D. Strong, M. Bi B. Bueker, S. Krenz, K. Maine, J. Szymanski, VARSITY GOLF: B. Hart, D. Sieggreen, Prine, B. Filiatraut, B. McIntosh, D. Abbott, S. = x 2 ae ere a i ttt atte sISStSCUNSL “CHEE % 4 $ . %, 12 Peterson, Denise 151 10 Petre, Keith 110 11 Pfau th, Kathy 125 11 Pfeuffer, Thomas 125 10 Phelan, Thomas 110 11 Phillion, Jacqueline 125 12 Phillips, Dale 10 Phillips, Douglas 57,110 12 Phillips, Gary 12 Phillips, Susan 151 10 Phillips, Zeph 110 12 Picard, Michelle 151 11 Piening, Carol 23,125 12 Pierce, Caryl 12,13,151 10 Pierce, Laura 110 11 Pieszak, Sandra 10 Pinnell, Peggy 110 12 Pitcher, David 151 12 Pitts, John 151 12 Piwarski, Kathy 10 Piziks, Iris 110 12 Plater, Sally 151 10 Plowdrey, Diane 110 11 Plowdrey, James 125 11 Pococke, Jill 125 11 Pohlman, Brenda 125 12 Poling, Mark 60,61,79,151 10 Poineau, Mark 110 11 Poineau, Michael 125 10 Poliskey, Jamie 111 11 Potiskey, John 125 11 Poison, Charles 125 10 Polson, William 111 11 Poizin, Carl 125 11 Pool, David 12 Pool, John 11 Pool, Kimberly 10 Popielary, Brian 12 Porter, Jody 152 11 Porther, Danny 125 10 Postai, Robert 111 10 Powlus, Patricia 111 11 Prankienas, Michael 10 Premo, Ann 111 12 Premo, Jo Ann 10 Premo, Tamara 111 12 Pressprich, John 152 11 Pressprich, Mark 125 11 Preston, Karen 125 10 Prevost, Denise 67,111 12 Pribila, Darla 12 Price, June 152 12 Prindle, Terry 152 10 Prindle, Thomas 111 10 Prine, David 111 12 Prior, Phillip 152 11 Pritchett, Robert 11 Proulx, Randy 10 Proulx, Richard 12 Proulx, Robert i Fe Fe] i if FF F g i g 12 Proulx, Tammy 152 12 Proulx, William 152 12 Prudhomme, Michael 11 Pufahl, Laura 125 11 Purcell, Susan 54,125 12 Psycher, Matthew 152 Q 11 Quast, Timothy 125 12 Quick, Janet 10 Quick, Michael 11 Raabe, Vickie 11 Rabie, Keith 10 Rabie, Robert 111 12 Rachow, David 152 11 Radina, Andrea 125 11 Rahn, Jon 125 11 Ralston, Steve 11 Ramey, Douglas 125 ave Ar 10 Ramey, Gregory 111 10 Ramirez, Angie 111 10 Ramos, Lorenza 111,92 12 Ramos, Rosa 12,13,152 10 Ransom, Hosiea 111,77 12 Rapin, Kathryn 12 Rapp, Judy 10 Rathje, Christine 111 12 Rathje, Connie 152 12 Ratliff, Pam 152 10 Raymond, Terri 111 11 Reed, Linda 125 10 Reeder, Dawn 111 11 Reff, Allen 125 11 Reimers, Beth 125 10 Reimers, Charles 111 12 Reinig, Mark 13,60,70,152 ,90 10 Reinke, Debbie 111 10 Reinke, Robert 111 11 Reinke, Ronald 126 10 Reis, Scott 111 10 Reis, Steven 112 10 Remer, Stephen 112 11 Renshaw, Timothy 126 12 Rettmann, Steven 152 10 Revard, Rodney 112 12 Rexius, Edward 152 10 Reyes, Lisa 112 10 Reynolds, Scot 69,112 11 Ribble, Walter 126 11 Richard, Daniel 126 12 Richards, Michael 11 Richards, Paul 126 10 Richards, Robin 112 10 Rick, Andrew 112 11 Rick, Laura 126 12 Rico, Emilia 153 10 Rico, Thomas 112 10 Rider, Terry 112 12 Riedlinger, Dale 153 10 Riefel, Doug 112 11 Riefel, Mitchell 79,126 11 Riley, Angela 10 Riselay, Mary 112 12 Rittenberry, Michael 153 12 Ritzenhein, Mark 11 Rivette, Mark 126 11 Roach, Ronald 126 12 Robar, Charles 153 10 Robar, Theresa 112 10 Robar, Toni 112 12 Robertson, Amy 153 12 Robinson, Mark 11 Robinson, Robin 126 11 Robinson, Roberta 10 Rocchio, John 112 10 Rockwell, Peter, 112 10 Roditcher, Robert 112 11 Rodriguez, Dolores 126 11 Rodriguez, Ernestina 126 12 Rodriguez, Maria C. 11 Rodriguez, Maria E. 153 12 Roenicke, John 153 11 Roenicke, Karen 126 10 Rogers, Dan 112 10 Rogers, Charles 12 Rogers, Kathleen 153 12 Rohde, Mary 153 10 Rohde, Tammy 11 Rohrer, Perry 126 12 Rolf, Richard 153 12 Romaker, John 107,153 11 Rondo, Alice 11 Rood, Lori 126 11 Root, Marti 126 12 Rose, Frank 153 11 Rose, Jody 126 12 Rose, Suzanne 10 Rosenfield, Dawn 112 11 Ross, Amy 126 11 Ross, Mary E. 126 12 Ross, Mary M. 153 10 Roth, Martim 10 Rousalis, Anthony 112 10 Rouse, Dorian 112 12 Rouse, Terri 153 10 Rowley, Julie 112 12 Ruble, William 153 12 Rudy, Paula 153 10 Rugenstein, Tammy 112 12 Ruff, Brad 11 Ruggles, Scott 11 Ruhlilg, Brenda 126 10 Ruhlig, Gregory 112 12 Ruhlig, Marna 153 10 Rumpel, Sandy 112 12 Rundell, Mark 153 10 Rundell, William 112 12 Ruppel, Steven 153 11 Russell, Dean 126 12 Russell, Gregory 12 Russell, Ricky 10 Rutherford, Becky 12 Rutherford, Susan 153 12 Ruthig, Dan 11 Ruyts, Debra 126 10 Ryman, Amy 112 10 Sackrider, Gail 112 11 Sackrider, Tammy 10 Sadowski, Michele 112 11 Salak, Cindy 126 12 Salak, Kathy 154 10 Saldana, MaryAnn 112 12 Salvi, Ron 154 10 Salvi, Terry 112 12 Samra, Michael 154 10 Samuels, Harold 112 10 Sanburn, Connie 112 10 Sanchez, James 112 12 Sanders, Yvonne 10 Sanderson, Lee 112 11 Sanderson, Rebecca 126 10 Sangster, Patricia 12 SanMiguel, Connie 154 11 SanMiguel, Richard 126 10 Santoya, Carmen 112 10 Santoya, Samuel 112 10 Sarrine, Mary 112 11 Saucedo, Josefina 126 12 Sauvage, Curtis 11 Sauvage, Jeff 12 Sauve, Steve 11 Savage, Patty 126 12 Savage, Sherie 10 Sawatzki, Mark 10 Sayan, Gail 112 12 Schaaf, Patricia 154 i0 Schaaf, Ronald 112 12 Schabel, Patricia 154 11 Schafer, Deborah 126 12 Schafer, Debra 154 10 Schafer, Kim 112 10 Schaffer, Beth 11 Schaffer, Joseph 126 10 Schaper, Laura 112 11 Schaper, Pamela 126 11 Schattilly, David 126 12 Schattilly, Rick 154 10 Schauman, Karen 112 10 Scheffler, Bonnie 112 11 Schell, Patricia 126 BIOLOGY AND NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB: S. Krenz, P. Thom, M. Jeter, A. Cormier, B. Braun, M. Braun, C. Fleisch- mann, D. Miller, D. Leis, F. Bauer, L. Head, D. Des, M. Cole, C. Piening, P. Voelker, J. Steele, D. Grierson, B. Anderson, D. Russell, M. Baumgartner 10 Scherping, David P. 112 10 Scherping, David R. 112 11 Scherping, Peggy 126 11 Schimpf, Cathy 126 12 Schimpf, Michael 154 12 Schlicker, Gary 154 10 Schmid, Gregory 112 11 Schmidt, Gail 126 10 Schmidt, Glen 11 Schmidt, Julie 126,61 10 Schmitt, Patricia 112 12 Schmitt, William 12 Schmolitz, Karen 154 12 Schmolitz, Tammy 154 12 Schoen, James 154 11 Schoen, Mary 51,126 10 Scholtz, Dwayne 12 Schoen, James 154 11 Schoen, Mary 51,126 10 Scholtz, Dwayne 11 Schrader, Jane 29,126,128 11 Schrader, Lori 126 11 Schramm, Ken 126 11 Schramm, Mary 126 12 Schrock, Don 12 Schroeder, Susan 154 11 Schuett, Cynthia 126 10 Schuett, Sue 112 10 Schuknecht, Daniel 113 11 Schuknecht, Robert 126 10 Schultz, Jean 113 12 Schultz, Laura 57,107,154 12 Schulz, Elaine 12 Schulz, William 154,78 10 Schumacher, Tammy 113 11 Schumann, Fred 126 10 Schwartzkopf, Laura 113 12 Schwind, Rodney 11 Schovill, Kenneth 11 Seder, Floyd 126 10 Seeley, Jeffery 113 10 Seibert, Gary 10 Seige, Mark 12 Senn, Brian 10 Sepulvedo, David 113 11 Shafer, Bonnie 126 10 Shafer, Steve 113 12 Shafer, William 155 10 Shaft, Louann 113 12 Shaft, Wally 11 Shaler, Scott 126 11 Shanahan, colleen 10 Shanahan, David 113 11 Shaner, Cheryl 126 11 Sharar, Joanne 126 11 Sharp, Darlene 126 12 Shay, Ellen 155 10 Shay, Kevin 113 10 Shelswell, Katheryn 113 12 Sherman, Loretta -S02- PEP CLUB: S. Adamo, K. Adomeit, J. Alexander, L. Alexander, N. Alfano, M. Anderson, R. Audas, M. Baird, P. Baker, L. Bell, K. Bellinger, J. Bennett, K. Benz, P. Berlin, J. Beauthin, D. Borchard, S. Borchard, S. Brooks, S. Campbell, T. Carle, M. Cawley, P. Christ, T. Clark, C. Coyer, K. Culver, J. Curtis, L. Danhoff, P. Davison, R. Decker, L. DeCorte, K. Diebold, P. Duby, S. Feldt, N. Ferguson, P. Fettig, D. Finney, J. Fisher, W. Fisher, K. Flynn, K. Forbes, J. Fowler, S. Francke, P. Frawley, S. Gardstrom, J. Gehrcke, B. Gibbs, A. Glick, C. Glynn, M. Glynn, J. Gover, S. Gray, J. Gronski, D. Guster, K. Hagerty, B. Hamlin, L. Hamd, C. Hare, R. Harris, S. Haubenstricker, S. Henne, D. Hudson, M. Jamrog, C. Johnson, K. Kammer, N. Kastros, H. Kleekamp, L. Krenz, D. Kundinger, L. Kwaiser, R. Lamrouex, T. Light, T. Long, A. Lubben, T.J. Luxton, D. Maine, R. Maxwell, P. Mazur, K. McCall, E. McDonough, L. McFarland, D. McGuire, T. McHenry, D. McInerney, L. McInerny, M. McMillan, M. McNally, D. Mertz, M. Meyer, B. Miller, J. Moore, R. Morella, E. Murphy, T. Murphy, M. Myers, M. Mylers, S. Nolan, L. Ormsby, K. Paige, S. Palmer, K. Parisi, J. Pegley, S. Phillips, Z. Phillips, S. Picard, C. Pierce, P. Pinnell, D. Prevost, T. Prindle, J. Porter, C. Rathje, L. Rick, T. Robar, A. Roding, K. Rogers, M. Roth, M. Rhode, P. Rudy, B. Ruhlig, G. Ruhlig, S. Rutherford, S. Schafer, J. Schmidt, S. Schuett, B. Schultz, P. Shubotowski, J. Sievert, D. Smith, C, Soto, D. Speer, R. Spiekerman, S. Steffes, L. Stephens, P. Sternhagen, L. Stone, S. Strecker, J. Stringer, S. Sylve- ster, K. Thomas, K. Tilot, K. Thompson, J. Trautner, S. Tunney, M. Upton, L. Wachowicz, D. Wade, J. Wallace, S. Walch, P. Walsh, P. Warnemuende, D. Welzein, D. Williams, J. Williams, D. Williamson, A. Wilinski, J. Wilson, J. Wilson, E. Winecke, B. Zingg, D. 4 VARSITY POM PONS: A. Glick, S. Bull, K. Thompson, D. Yates, L. Krenz, T. Prindle, J. Gronski, K. Forbes, S. Phillips, K. Parisi, D. Holnagel, P. Bain, L. Stephens, P. Clemens, S. Hanson, M. Meehleder, K. Milne, J. Wallgren, L. Bell J.V. POM PON: D. Holnagel, T. Zubulake, T. Nerio, T. Gridley, L. Crampton, C. Tilot, T. Lagalo, L. Jordan, K. Schauman, A. Ryman, S. Schuett, L. McMillan, C. Minnis. 11 Sherman, Robert 126 10 Sherman, Susan 113 10 Sherwood, Lori 113 12 Sherwood, Terri 155 10 Shively, Carlene 113 10 Shoup, Brenda 113 11 Shoup, Kenneth 12 Shoup, Sheryl 11 Shuberg, Jane 126 12 Shubitowski, Pamela 155 12 Sieggreen, Cindy 155 11 Sieggreen, Daniel 126 10 Siegreen, Jill 113 12 Sieggreen, Judith 155 12 Sieggreen, Tim 155 10 Sievert, John 113 10 Sik a, James 113 12 Sika, John 10 Simerson, Terri 113 10 Simmons, Sue 113 12 Simms, Ralph 155 10 Simon, Craig, 113 12 Simon, David 11 Simpkins, Lynn 12 Simpson, Lynn 155 12 Sizick, Carla 155 10 Skaggs, David 11 Slachta, John 11 Slaughter, Pamela 11 Slavin, Elise 126 12 Slavin, Ken 11 Sleeseman, Deborah 126 10 Sly, Tammy 113 12 Small, David 155 10 Smietana, Clifford 113 11 Smietana, Robert 126 11 Smith, Bonnie 126 10 Smith, David 113 11 Smith, Dean 126 10 Smith, Deborah K. 113 10 Smith, Debra J. 113 12 Smith, Diane 11 Smith, Eric 126 12 Smith, Gregg 155 10 Smith, Gregory 113 11 Smith, James 126 12 Smith, John 12 Smith, Mark 11 Smith, Mary 126 10 Smith, Rick 10 Smith, Ronald 113 11 Smith, Tammy 127 12 Smith, Terrence 155 11 Smith, Tracy 10 Smith, Walzetta 12 Smits, Sylvia 155 10 Smokoska, John 113 10 Snyder, Douglas 113 12 Snyder, Kathryn 155 11 Sochocki, Greg 127 10 Sonsmith, Lynn 113 12 Sopeak, Mark 155 10 Sopeak, Stephen 113,93 11 Soto. Alexander 127 10 Soto. Catherine 113 11 Southgate, Ron 126 11 Sova, Brigette 11 Spann, Brian 127 10 Spann, Tamara 113 12 Sparkes, Barbara 10 Sparkes, Cheryl 113 10 Specht, Shirley 10 Speer, David 72,73,113 11 Spencer, Donald 113 11 Sperbeck, Sally 127 12 Spiekerman, Rhonda 12,13,155 11 Spiker, Fred 127 10 Spindler, Theresa 113 11 Spradlin, Carl 127 12 Spreeman, Kaye 155 11 Spreeman, Patricia 127 11 Sproul, Charles 127 12 Sproul, Russell 10 Stacy, Melinda 10 Stafford, Sharon 113 12 Stahle, Lorena 155 11 Stahle, Robert 78,79,127 12 Stahr, Donna 155 10 Stamann, Da le 113 12 Stamann, George 12 Stansbury, Burt 156 12 Stanuszek, Ruth 10 Stanuszek, Steve 12 Stanuszek, Teresa 11 Stark, Jennifer 127 10 Stark, Robert 113 10 Stebbins, Sherrie 113 10 Steele, Donna 12 Steele, Jon 156 12 Steele, Marilyn 156 11 Steele, Michael 127 12 Steele, Thomas 156 10 Steffes, Steven 113 12 Stein, Tom 11 Steiner, Cindy 127 12 Steiner, Mary 11 Stephan, Laura 127 10 Stephens, Kimberly 113 +e 11 Sternhagen, Paul 29,89,127 10 Stevens, Anthony 11 Stevens, Jeff 127 11 Stevens, Michael 10 Stevens, Roxann 113 12 Stevens, Sheryl 156 11 Stewart, Georgia 10 Stewart, Marcia 19,113 12 Stewart, Tammy 156 11 Stock, Michael 127 11 Stock, Sharon 127 10 Stockford, Carol 113 10 Stolz, Craig 113,91 12 Stone, Linda 156 11 Storrs, Steven 54,127 10 Stowe, Timothy 113 10 Straebel, Margo 113 11 Strecker, John 127 12 Strecker, Sue 156 10 Stricker, Linda 113 12 Stricker, Mark 12 Stricker, Ron 156 11 Strickland, Kathy 127 11 Strickland, Timothy 127 10 Strieter, Paul 11 Stringer, Debra 127 11 Stringer, Jay 127,95 12 Stroble, Linda 156 10 Strong, Diane 113 11 Strong, Kathy 127 11 Stuart, Catharine 127 10 Stuart, Elizabeth 113 11 Stuart, Dar 127 11 Stuck, Cheryl 127 10 Sturm, Robert 12 Sturm, Eldon 156 12 Stutesman, Florence 156 11 Stutesman, Rebecca 127 12 Sudhoff, Gregory 156 12 Suitor, Gary 156 11 Suitor, Keith 10 Suitor, Michael 113 10 Sumera, Julie 113 10 Surdock, Anthony 11 Surian, MaryBeth 51,127 10 Sutter, Jill 114 11 Sutter, Kenneth 127 11 Swanton, Kathleen 127 10 Swanton, Steve 114 12 Sweatland, William 11 Swift, Mary 127 11 Swinton, Edward 127 11 Swinton, John 127 10 Sylvester, Gerry 114 11 Symons, James 10 Szymanski, Judith 114 T 12 Tany, Deena 12 Taugher, Arthur 156 10 Taugher, Terry 12 Taylor, Barbara 156 11 Taylor, Brian 128,95 11 Taylor, Cyndi 128 11 Taylor, James 11 Taylor, Kevin 114,128 10 Taylor, Kris 114 10 Taylor, Patti 114 11 Taylor, Terri 114 12 Taylor, Tim 11 Teenier, John 128 12 Terzia, Michael 157 10 Tessin, Stacey 114 11 Thayer, Darrell 128 QUILL AND SCROLL: H. Diedrich, M. Murray, K. Kelley, J. Wallgren, D. Leis, M. Marsden, M. Jamrog, J. Coan, S. Remer, J. Hanley, D. VanderMeer, C. Glasgow, S. DelaGarza, P. Savage. 12 Thery, Janet 157 12 Thom, Charles 157 11 Thom, Patricia 128 11 Thomas, Beverly 128 10 Thomas, Clifford 114 11 Thomas, Donald 128 10 Thomas, Kimberly 114 10 Thomas, Mark 114 10 Thomas, Rebecca 114 12 Thompson, Brian 12 Thompson, Charles 157 10 Thompson, Cynthia K. 10 Thompson, Cynthia M. 114 11 Thompson, Judith 11 Thompson, Kay 128 10 Thon, Philip 109,114 10 Thornhill, Doug 113 12 Thumme, Rhonda 10 Tilot, Cathy 114 10 Tilot, Gregory 114 11 Tilot, Jacqueline 128 12 Tilot, Joseph 12 Tilot, Linda 157 12 Timm, Donald 157 12 Tinglan, Don 12 Tjalsma, Roxanne 157 10 Tobin, Christopher 23,114 11 Todd, Rick 11 Topham, Karen 97,128 10 Torres, Delia 12 Torres, Minerva 12,13,157 11 Tourangeau, Cheryl 10 Trahan, Arthur 114 12 Trautner, Jill 12,13,16,86,87,157 12 Trejo, Delores 157 11 Tremont, David 128 12 Tremont, Stephen 157 12 Trinklein, Dennis 157 11 Trinklein, Thomas 10 Troup, Paul 114 11 Truax, Michelle 128 12 Tubb, Robert 157 12 Tubergen, Mark 157 10 Tubergen, Paul 114 11 Tuck, Russell 128 11 Tullis, Ralph 128 12 Tullis, Sally 157 12 Tunney, Patricia 157 11 Tunney, Susan 128 11 Turek, Deborah 128 10 Turner, Annette 11 Turner, Julie 128 11 Turner, Mark 128 11 Twietmeyer, Susan 10,128 12 Twietmeyer, William 157 11 Tyson, Felecia 128 -208- U 10 Ulicki, David 114 12 Ulicki, Linda 157 12 Ulicki, Sharon 157 11 Upton, Marguerite 128 11 Urbain, Cynthia 128 10 Urban, Carol 114 Vv 12 Valentine, Sheryl 157 10 Valtierra, Adolfo 11 Valtierra, Dolores 128 12 Valtie rra, Silvia 158 10 VanderKlipp, Wendy 18,114 11 VanderMeer, David 128 11 VanElsacker, Terry 128 11 Van Vugt, Robert 114 11 Vargas, Guadalupe 128 10 Vargas, Pedro 114 11 Varney, Peggy 11 Vasquez, David SPORTSMEN'S CLUB: J. Hansen, J. Steele, B. Bujouves, G. Moran, B. McLennan, B. Cresswell, D. Maas, P. Furlo, R. Dietzel, D. Pitcher, D. Karp, E. Batkowski, J. Bruggers, D. Downey, C. Zolinski, S. Pasel, H. Braun, J. Romaker, D. Diekemper, R. Davey, M. McCullen, M. Reinig. STUDENT CABINET: M. Hagerty, K. Kline, D. Zirkle, P. Rockwell, S. Cinkus, S. Gardstrom, R. Maxwell, D. Guster, M. Cawley, D. McFay, D. Hagerty, R. Harris, K. Meyerholt, C. Piening, A. Kushner, J. Porter, D. Chisholm, J. Becker, C. Glynn, D. Lewis, S. Walsh, M. McMillan, K. Benz, S. Phillips, J. Trautner. 10 Vasquez, Donna 11 Verastequi, Daniel 10 Verdusco, Helen 114 11 Veremis, Tad 128 12 Villanueva, Carmen 158 11 Villanueva, Linda 10 Villanueva, Richard 114 11 Villanueva, Thomas 10 Vincent, David 114 11 Visnaw, Mark 128 12 Visnaw, Nanette 158 11 Voelker, Donald 10 Vorwerck, Kurt 114 12 Vorwerck, Mark 158 11 Vorwerck, Susan 128 12 Vudures, Amy 10 Vudures, Jeannine 114 11 Vudures, Jennifer 128 10 Vudures, Kathleen 114 Ww 11 Wachowicz, Elizabeth 10 Wachowiak, George 114 12 Wachowicz, Joseph i ee ae 10 Wacker, James 114 12 Wacker, Linda 158 10 Wade, David 114 12 Wade, Dawn 11 Wagle, Frank 128 10 Wagner, Rosanne 114 10 Wakeman, Brian 114 12 Walch, Steve 13,60,158 11 Walk, William 128 12 Wallace, James 13,71,158 10 Wallace, Lynnette 114 12 Wallace, Richard 158 11 Wallgren, Jennifer 128 10 Waligren, Willard 114 11 Walsh, Peggy 129 10 Walter, Amber 11 Walters, Russell 129 11 Wardlow, Heather 129 12 Warnemuende, Paula 158 10 Washington, Charise 114 12 Wasney, Elizabeth 11 Watkins, Matthew 129 12 Watrous, Marga 158 10 Watrous, Susan 114 12 Watson, Elizabeth 158 10 Watson, James 114 10 Watson, Thomas 114 10 Wazny, Harold 114 11 Wazny, James 129 11 Wazny, Laura 129 11 Wazny, Suzanne 12 Wazny, Timothy 158 11 Webb, James 129 10 Webb, Robert 114 12 Webb, Tamara 158 11 Weber, Greg 129 11 Weber, Mary 129 12 Weber, Tim 11 Webster, Elizabeth 129 11 Webster, Mary 129 10 Weems, Brian 114 10 Wegner, John 11 Wehner, David 129 10 Weidenmiller, David 114 10 Weidman, Mary 114 12 Weighman, Steve 27,129 10 Weigl, Judith 114 12 Weil, Jeff 158 10 Weisenberger, Laura 115 12 Weiss, Steve 51,158 12 Weiss, Thomas 158 10 Welch, Aaron 115 11 Welling, Neil 115 11 Wells, Scott 10 Welzein, Debra 115 10 Wendling, John 115 11 Wendzik, Terry 129 12 Wenzel, Brian 159 12 Wenzel, Dennis 159 11 Wenzel, Kevin 129 10 Werle, Calla 115 11 Werner, Ruth 129 10 Weslock, Kim 115 12 Wesmer, Brenda 10 Westphal, Bart 12 Westphal, Gregory 10 Westphal, Sherry 115 12 Westphal, Thomas 10 Weyner, John 115 11 Wheeler, Jeffrey 11 White, Kimberly 129 12 Whitmill, Donald 159 10 Whitmill, Gordon 115 10 Whyte, Larry 12 Whyte, Stacy 51,159 12 Wickes, Jay 159 11 Wieland, James 129 11 Wiese, Wendy 129 10 Wightman, Kenneth 115 11 Wildey, Raymond 89,129 Bujouves, D. Thomas, C. Lechner, B. Carl. R. Roach, D. Voelker. P. Lambert. D. Hammond, S. Ault, J. Barber, J Morehouse, D. Zeilinger, D. Wilsoa. D. M. Dow, B. ine poll HEE fly i | ; it F 11 Wiles, Barbara 129 10 Wilinski, Amy 115 11 Wilken, Paul 12 Willard, Dave 10 Willett, John 115 11 Willett, Stephen 129 11 Williams, David 129 12 Williams, Deborah 159 10 Williams, Gregory 115 12 Williams, Jack 60,159 11 Williams, Pamela 14,129,131 11 Williams, Shirley 11 Williams, Valerie 12 Williamson, Cheryl 159 11 Wilson, Alissa 12 Wilson, Cathy 19,159 11 Wilson, Jeanne 129 11 Wilson, Joan 129 12 Wilson, Julie L. 12,13,18,19,159 10 Wilson, Julie M. 11 Wilson, Lisa 129 10 Wilson, Mark 10 Wilson, Michael 11 Winiecke, Roy 11 Winieckie, Eva 129 10 Wise, James 23,115 12 Wise, Kurt 159 10 Wise, Lynn 12 Witbrodt, Lori 159 12 Withrow, Kim 159 11 Wojewoda, Donald 129 11 Wolfgang, Kathy 129 10 Wood, Larry 115 11 Wood, Robin 129 11 Woodbridge, Gary 73,129 11 Woods, Jeannine 129,131 11 Woodward, Timothy 129 10 Wright, Gregory 115 10 Wright, Kendra 115 11 Wright, Tere 129 12 Wright, Thomas 159 11 Yaklin, Dale 129 11 Yaklin, Tammie 129 11 Yancer, Brenda 129 10 Yancer, Lonnie 115 12 Yancer, Pamela 159 12 Yancer, Wilbur 159 11 Yates, Darlene 129 11 Yates, Dorothy 129 10 Yates, Mark 12 Yelle, Mark 10 Yeska, Irene 115 10 Yocic, Rick 10 Young, Curt 115 12 Young, Pamela 159 12 Younk, Margo 159 12 Yuill, Paul 159 Z 12 Zaboroueski, Dale 129 12 Zastrow, Diane 159 11 Zastrow, Mark 129 10 Zastrow, Matthew 115 11 Zastrow, Tammy 11 Zazo, Anthony 129 10 Zazo, Susan 115 11 Zeilinger, David 129 10 Zemanek, Thomas 115 11 Zietz, Kelly 11 Zietz, Paul 129 11 Zimmerman, Dean 129 10 Zimmerman, Joni 115 10 Zimmerman, Sheila 115 12 Zingg, Barbara 160 10 Zingg, David 115 ,76,77 10 Zirkle, Daniel 115 11 Zissler, Diane 129 12 Zolinski, Chip 160 10 Zsidi, David 115 10 Zubulake, Aretina 115 11 Zuzula, Beverly 129 i TEACHERS Ahlschwede, Ms. A. 45 Anderson, Mr. C. 52 Austin, Mr. D. Barker, Mr. G. 40 Barron, Mr. G. Baxter, Ms. N. 175 Becker, Mr. H. 33 Birdsall, Mr. K. 175 Bishop, Ms. L. 33 Blazejewski, Mr. D. 53 Bosquet, Ms. C. 52 Buor, Ms. J. 32 Canel, Ms. K. 52 Cappell, Ms. D. 33 Case, Mr. E. 40 Combs, Mr. V. Costa, Ms. M. Crevia, Mr. T. 40 Dyer, Ms. M. Damer, Mr. D. Damuth, Ms. C. 52 Deford, Ms. J. 39 Derheim, Mr. P. 40 Dietrich, Ms. M. 43 Doidge, Ms. M. 174 Durham, Mr. W. Dunker, Mr. S. 34 Dver, Ms. M. mnszer, Mr. K. 40 Fetting, Mr. A. 41 Flynn, Mr. J. 58 Fowler, Mr. C. Fullerton, Mr. T. 45 Giesecke, Mr. H. 174 Grossman, Mr. E. 174 Hartman, Mr. R. 52 Hayes, Mr. J. 175 Helander-Heiser, Ms. V. 56,57 Heitkamp, Mr. J. 45 Herzler, Mr. O. 175 Hile, Ms. N. 52 Hooper, Mr. J. Howenstine, Mr. K. 41,83 Ihler, Mr. G. 58 Jensen, Mr. R. 46 Joerke, Ms. E. 39 Johnson, Mr. W. 53 Jones, Mr. J. 32 Kalina, Mr. D. 47,49 Karac, Mr. T. 45 Keenan, Mr. J. Kleekamp, Mr. J. 45 Knight, Mr. G. Kramer, Mr. B. Kring, Mr. J. 174 TRIPLE TRIO: A. Bocade, C. Wilson, C. Kipp, W. VanderKlipp, K. Averill, K. Kelley, J. Anderson, J. Trautner, M. Stewart. Not pictured: piano player Melanie Cole, Guitar player Tracy Smith. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: S. Downey, ‘rl. Fisher, M. Baumgartner, A. Mitzel, Miss P. Teter, N. Kleinbriel, J. Finch, K. Kitter, J. Trautner. Not pictured: Heather Kemerer. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: K. Carter, J. Downey, S. Kakoska, J. Hanley, S. Tessin, M. Frank, Miss P. Teter, S. Franz, A. Wilinski, M. Bradtke, S. Brown, R. Cannon, D. Welzein. WRESTLING: Dropped, T. Dust, D. Harris, Dropped, D. Hudson, D. Egbert, D. Hoye, D. Corrigan, D. Farrand, F. Spiker, R. Brothers, Coach Oeming, Dropped, J. Rose, G. Maslowski, J. Jessmore, A. Harris, Dropped, R. Her- ring_D.. Wade, T. Fordyce, Coach Paine. Lee, Mr. C. 58 Maisano, Mr. S. 41 McCargar, Mr. J. 59 McShannock, Mr. D. 52 Mitchell, Mr. E. 37 Morey, Mr. D. Murphy, Mr. S. 45 Nash, Mr. N. 35 Newton, Ms. W. 52 O’Dell, Ms. J. 175 Olmsted, Ms. H. 33 Osterhouse, Mr. J. 175 Paine, Mr. J. 53,74 Parsons, Mr. B. Patow, Ms. R. 32 Periard, Mr. E. 45 Petzko, Mr. E. 45 Purdy, Mr. G. 35 Purvis, Ms. A. 48 Roller, Ms. J. Roth, Ms. E. 49 Rowell, Mr. R. 39 Salas, Ms. J. 33 Schairer, Mr. G. Scharfee, Mr. W. 175 Scherzer, Mr. R. 35 Seiferlein, Mr. A. 52 Shackelford, Mr. H. 45 Sherwood, Mr. R. 52 Slaggert, Mr. D. 42,76 Smith, Mr. B. 41 Smith, Ms. S. 32 Stewart, Ms. E. 32 Storck, Mr. D. 35,84 Struthers, Ms. I. 32 Tardy, Mr. P. 175 Teter, Ms. P. 43 Thibodeau, Mr. W. 79 Thomas, Mr. R. 35 Vitito, Ms. M. 37 Vondette, Mr. W. 45 Wilson, Mr. B. 45 Wilson, Ms. J. 32 Wylie, Ms. C. 37 Young, Mr. J. 175 EDITORIAL STAFF Pa Kriss Kelley Co-Editor Teena Laura Schultz Co-Editor Cindy Fowler Helen Diedrich Page Editor Renee Krasinski Brenda Jahnke Page Editor Micalene Morris Cindy Kipp Girls Sports Iris Piziks Doug Phillips Boys Sports Jody Porter Maureen Murray Photographer Amy Ryman Jenny Wallgren Index Tammy Stewart Ronda Orler Jim Schoen Advertising Mike Stock - photographer First Semester The 1976 LEGENDA staff would like to thank the following people who helped in making the “76 LEGENDA a success: Maureen Murray for her time beyond the call of duty in taking our cover photo and Ms. Victoria Helander- Heiser, advisor, for keeping patience with us. 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