Birch Run High School - Panther Tales Yearbook (Birch Run, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

V O 4, r A o o V V Beginning upper left and clockwise: Mr. Cummings waits for a quick answer from his alegebra students. The Homecoming contestants stand awaiting word from the judges. Standing is Sheri Johnson the 1985 Homecoming Queen. The Senior float passes by as they wait for judging time. Terri Walters marches by with our high school marching band, during the Homecoming Parade. 1 Sasi Tom Bovee is going to Adrian College to play football and study in pre-dental. Ryan Boulton plans on studying x-ray technology at U of M Flint. Missy Bird plans on attending U of M flint in the fall. Karen Schuster is planning on attending Delta College to be a Legel Secretary. Tim Beach is going to M-Tech to study Mechanical engineering, Bob Gray is going to study aerospace engineering and John Starkel plans on attending M-Tech to study in and engineering field. ft Dede Block, Brent Coffin and Karen Schreiber show their spirt with rainbow day. Lisa Percy and Beth Pruis show us their favorite college. Spirit week unvailed gusto once again this year. The spirit started to shine on Monday as it was rainbow day. Seniors wore red, juniors wore blue, sophmores wore yellow and freshmen wore green. Tuesday was your favorite college day, Wednesday was nerd day. Thursday was hunters day and finally, Friday was traditional blue and gold day. Tim Juillet shows his spirit by dressing in traditional blue and gold. 4 WWs WQl'J Brett Yatsevich, Ryan Boulton and Jerry Vaugh dress for hunters day. Angela Austin and Lisa Pennington also show spirt on nerd day. 5 Aiau Actitabowski relaxes by reading a book in the library. Beth Fankhauser writes down notes from an encyclopedia. Tammy Timlick measures up to her achievements. 6 Students take a break during lunch. Physical Science; one of the tougher courses. Mrs. Felton talks with Phillipe Walker before school. Annette Huntley doing homework. Ken Aldridge and Ray Bannister mV� time out to eat pizza for Sheila Bosley and Tammy Timlick help out Mr. Kazmier with year end jobs. 7 MMJSt Missy Bird Karen Hudec Cari Jekel 1985 Homecoming Queen. On the cold evening of Friday, October 11th five senior girls waited in breathless anticipation as they were introduced along side of their fathers. A hush descended over the crowd as the announcer said, ...and the homecoming queen for 1985 is Miss Cari Jekel. the 1984 queen, Sheri Johnson, stepped down and placed the crown on Cari, the new home- coming queen. Cari is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Jekel,8050 Woodhall Road. She summed up the evening by saying, This night will be remem- bered forever. Thanks to my fellow students who made this moment all possible. The Queen and her court. From left to right: Missy Bird, Amy Stoltenberg, the Queen Cari Jekel.Stephanie Lynch ,and Karen Hudec. fHQ®g JOS The Sophmore Sweetheart Court: Kristen Barrett, Theresa Cherry, Jennifer Garfield, Michelle Ball, Anna Hauck. Sophmore Sweetheart Jenny Garfield and her escourt Mark Weston. The escourts of the Sophmore Sweethear Court: Mark Weston, Darrin Eichenhofer, Robb Cook, John Hobson, Mark Lawson, Paul Fielding. The night of February 8,1986 brought the crowning of the 1986 Sophmore Sweet- heart. The winner was Jenny Garfield, who was elected by her fellow classmates the class of 1988. She was traditionally crowned by last years Sophmore Sweetheart, Lisa Pennington. Jenny's escourt for the evening was Mark Weston. Mark was very proud of Jenny and her accomplishment. The rest of the court and their escourts were also proud of Jenny. The Sophmore Sweetheart Court await the announcemnt of Sophmore Sweet- heart. And the winner is Jenny Garfield. Jenny and the rest of the court having a good time celebrating the winner of Jenny as Sophmore Sweetheart• jrgf vpxrm Juniors float PLOW ’EM OVER. The 1985-86 Homecoming once again brought the judging of the floats. The theme for this years floats was Reflection of the 80 s. The Seniors showed their spirit with their space shuttle. Their theme was WE’RE OUTA THIS WORLD. The Juniors tied the Sophomores with PLOW ’EM OVER. Their theme was FARM AID. Sophomores strived for GO FOR THE GOLD. The Sophomores theme was, THE OLYMPICS. The Freshmen captivated the NEW GENERATION. They had Pepsi vs. Coke as their theme. Freshmen picked NEW GENERATION for their float. The heart of the Senior Family. Kevin Lewis and Steve Colosky give their esteemed advice to Debbie Schluckbier. Dave Port coociiie-cooing with Ryan Boulton’s woman. Dale Munson showing off for Heidi Lasley. 14 Seniors enjoying the lunchroom delecasy. 15 16 Gerald. Alma Gerald dry an Altman Bryan Alan Achtabowski Alan Kenneth Aldridge Ken Sheryl Marie Altman Sheryl Ravnond Suue Banister Fay Ralph Battles Ralph Timothy David Beach Heed 17 Jacqueline Brewster Angela Marie Britton Jackie Angi ? DeAnna Brower Dr. Anna Renae Lynn Budd Budd 18 F. Davis Kevin Tony Dodak Stoner Heidi Maria Ehlov Hydes Cindy M. Ellis Cin 19 20 Michelle Marie Hillert Timothy R. Hobson Maggie Tim Robert Gray Scooter Grvm Scott Michael Hither Karen Marie Hudec Hube's Karen Sheila Maria Ives Edward Stephen Jankowski Puddles Ted” Cari Ann Jekel Cari Jimmie Fremont Johnson Timothy Joseph Juillett Zeke Cambodian Daniel Killian Dan 21 Sherri Kay Lane Sher Heidi Noreen Lasley Noreen Bill Latesky Stanley inda Latty Melinda 22 Valter Kenneth Martin Walt Stacie Jenel May Stacie Jeffrey Leo McClintock '' Porky Mark Lynn Mark Michael Marr Marvin aura May Loomis Lena uzette Louchart Stephanie Jo Lynch Stephanie 24 Belinda Putman Belinda David Allen Reno Sherry Rena Reuther Dave Sherry Michelle Rice Michelle 25 Amy Lynet e Schian Debra Ann Schluckebier Amy Deb Shawn Sapp Shawn Robert Arold Seeley Robb Karen Ann Schuster Baby Face Karen Ann Schreiber Karen 'Matt Robert Laufar. Slavik Helena Soininen Butch Helena Katy Sjostrom Katy Chris Shaler Chris 26 Brian J. Tanner Beaker Deborah Taylor Debbie Brina Kay Teeple Brina Robert J. Thompson Boobie 27 riendry'Russell Wilson Debomh Ann Wroubel Kimberlee Ann Yeager Arm, Christine Zarko uMo - - -■ - II Harmi’ Debbie” Yeaqs Amy' Kelly Ann Zieroff McCollum Jeffrey D. Zissler Ziss 25 FOK MX Th UA Help And Support ViirUng The fs5-’ 6 Season 12857 0rr.i % pljcmt: 624-5607 just cameraj shy W2M13M MWM MONDAY-SATUKDAY HOURS: 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE-624-9231 CARDS TOYS CANDY COSMETICS 32 expert auto c.aAZ by ceMtt tzd MECHANICS State Lie m 102 in SCHWARZ AUTO REPAIR SERVICE •MOTOR OVERHAULING •MUFFLERS • BRAKES •FRONT END WORK •SHOCKS • VALVE JOBS •WHEEL BALANCING •ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS' •GENERATORS • ALTERNATORS •AUTO AIR CONDITIONING •TRANSMISSIONS •CARBURETOR REBUILDING open: 8-6M011- Fri 8-1-Saturday 790-0196 gratiot 781-4438 for 24hr towing 790-0196 2470 Midland Rd Saainaw Twsd GOAL POST PIZZA OPEN MON.-THURS. 6:30am—10:30am FRI -SAT. 6:30am -12:30am SUN. N00N-12.30 TAKE OUT 624-4397 Juniors: Front row (L to R): Cindy Seorum, Laurr. Warnemunde, Tracey Boulton, Missy Nolen, Lisa Fischer, Janet Cassiday, Lori Gilbert, Toni Wilson, Kim Stolz, Tracy Knispel. Back row (L to R): Lisa Damsen, Lisa Pennington, Dawn Chapdelaine, Bridget Brannon, Noelle Tanner, Ann Jankowski, Dawn Raquepaw, Nancy Smith, Jackie Wagner, Angie Austin, Kathy Loomis, Penny 0 Kelly, Paula Williams, Julie Kruska, Lisa Hogan, Tiffany Smith, Tiffany Jones, Trina Delaney, Kristy Stroik, Carrie Henry. As the temperature fell and the leaves began to fall, powder puff football practices began. The Seniors with their expertise threatened to dominate those young vivacious juniors, October 23rd proved just the opposite. The calm experienced Seniors quarterbacked by Rhonda Sprague found receiver Tammy Cherry open throughout the night to collect 14 points. Karen Davis scored a two point conversion to equal 16 points. Receivers Amy Stoltenberg and Karen Hudeck collected yardage throughout the evening but failed to score. The spunky juniors ran the score to 22 points with Tracey Boulton as their quarterback. Angie Austin was main receiver. With high enthusiasm and a large team squad they edged their way to victory. The eighth annual Powder Puff game was sponsored by Girls Athletics. The winning team was treated by the sponsor with Goal Post Pizza and pop. What a night! Powder Puff Seniors: Sitting (L to R): Karen Davis, Dawn Spencer, Renae Budd, Rhonda Sprague, Karen Hudec, Kim Konenski, Laura Klein. Kneeling: (L to R): Sabrina Opfer, Valina Blasdell, Barb Trink-r- lein, Amy Stoltenberg, Tammy Cherry. Standing: (L to R): Coach McClintock, Lisa Percy, Heidi Lasley, Becky Bradburn, Kim Cuthbertson, Stephanie Lynch, Helina Soininen Coaches and referrees met before game and went over some rules in the center of the field. (L to R) Mr. Galloway, Gene Hadsall, Mr. Fischer, Mitch Jekel, Scott Stafford, and Floyd McClintock. 35 October 23,1985 Once again Brfs student body was accompanied by three students from other countries. As usual they were different, but with their bright smiles and friendly faces they fit right in. All three of the exchange students had different reasons for coming to the USA. ”1 wanted to come to the US to learn the language and to discover a new type of life by understanding their point of view. said Phillipe Walker from Switzerland. I decided to travel to the United States because I like to travel. I like new adventures and fun!” , commented Sabrinal Opfer from Germany. Some people I know have spent a year here as exchange students and when they told me about it I became interested in coming over here, replied Helena Soinien, from Finland. This country is what I expected. The TV programs and the music is exactly what I imagined, said Sabrina. The people are a lot different, but I like them. The schools in Germany, Finalnd, and Switzerland are very different from the US. The school that Sabrina attends is much easier and they don’t attend the same classes everyday. Helena attends a school that is much harder than here. Tests and homework were much different. If you attended Phillipe’s school you wouldn’t be able to choose any of your classes, and you would not finish the day until Helina Soinien poses for a picture in the library. Helina and Sabrina relax in the library 36 The camera catches Phillipe in the hallway with a smile. patiently for her measurements. Mrs. Jekel measures Tracy Malecki's head for her graduation cap. Chris Schaler is measured for her cap. JMONTRQSE ORCHARDS QUALITY FRUITS for his graduation gown. Mike Karr waits after being measured for his gown. Riverside FOOD AND FAMILY CENTER Your “One Stop”Shopping Store In Montrose Open cMondaythru Saturday 8-30 to 9:00pm Open Sunday tcrooam to 6:OOpm SlMWMMSMM ®m wmm Miss Goldstein awards Brian Magnus Athletic Scholarship. Amy Stoltenburg recieves Harry Layman Scholarship. Tim Beach receives MI-Tech Scholarship. Debbie Wroubel receives Mi-Army Reserve Athletic Scholarship. Debbie Wroubel and JoAnn Stafford receive Girls' Volleyball Athletic Award. Amy Schian receives her National Honor Society cowls and Amy Gibson Memorial Scholarship. Mr. Psotka awards Laura Lohrman CMS Award. Tom Nowak receives the Kate McCormic Scholarship. arr _ .. K Mr. Jakiemiec congratulates Tim Beach. Sophomores receive award for scoring 100% on the Meap Test. Exchange students give their farewell speeches. Seniors indulge one last time. Mr. Martin and Mr. Phillips serve at Senior Breakfast. %LMS mww Mrs. Felton, Arlene Jekel, and Mr. Martin help out at breakfast. 42 Mr. Murphy casually walks away with another helping. Here's the waiter - Mr. Ricard - as he serves orange juice. Seniors enjoy their last day together at a breakfast honoring them. 43 Greg Fankhauser, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fankhauser of 6390 E. Rathbun Road compared graduation to the following: Life is a play and we are the actors. Tonight we receive the final plot - our diploma. The right props to receive our diploma took thirteen long years. These years signify what we have learned. Tomorrow is only what you make of it. Good luck and may the play of life be kind to you. In growing We have shared Dn earning We have found friends and in pride We announce our Sraduaiion from Jfirch Run Jfigh School Ohursday evening, June twelfth DCine een hundred and eightg-six seven-thirty o'c och 44 Greg, Karen, and Amy Our 1986 Class Orators Karen Hudec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudec of 6113 E. Birch Run Road sums graduation up as: We are all different types of people, and we have grown as indi- viduals over the years. This should not be our landing but out lift off into new and exciting adventures. We will all pass on what we have learned in school. We must face the future and conquer its problems. It is now time to jump in the pilot s seat to reach our goals and our destination. Amy Stoltenberg, daughter of Susan Stoltenberg of 12888 Iroquois believes: Today we take all we ve been taught and analyze it. Hopefully we 11 all be successful. Everyone should make goals, go forward and succeed. A start of the beginning is an end to the old. Our greatest emptiness is not seeing our friends on a daily basis. Today repre- sents a great prophet and our chance to show others just how successful we can Rob Seeley represents an honor of Magna Cum Laude. Debbie Schulckbier, Cari Jekel, and Michelle Benson walk into commencement. Brian Magnus, Amy Schian, and Rhonda Sprague represent honors of Summa Cum Laude. Tim Juillett announces Belinda Putnam to receive her diploma. DeAnna Brower and Sheila Ives represent honors of Cum Laude. Sheila Bosley receives her diploma from board member Jackie Robinson. 47 Best looking and casual dressed girl, Stephanie Lynch with best dressed girl Barb Trinklein. Tallest person, Ernie Stafford and class mus- ician, Scott Kusky. st person, Lisa Elowsky and most hard to convince, Greg Fankhauser. Late tor everytning, Jen McClintock and class clown, Steve Colosky. Class partier, best look- ing guy, and class story teller, Ted Jankowski. Prettiest hair, class optimist, Laura Loomis. Class bookworm, Angie Tack- ebury. $S£smq m ltemss Most likely to succeed, Angie Britton and most talkative, Rhonda Sprague. Class artist, Troy Dowdy. Most spoiled, Tim Hobson. Other Seniors not pictured are: Best dressed guy, Jerry Blehm; prettiest smile and best girl phisique, Karen Hudec; prettiest eyes. Bob Thompson; shortest person, Kelly Zieroff; most flirtacious, best guy phisique, most watchable walk, and class lover. Bob Slavik; 49 Brent Coffin stands by his very organized locker. Brent is a junior. Debbie Husen, a sophomore, helps teach the elementary kids. Tim Colosky, Scott Harris, and Theresa Book walk down the hall on the way to class. They are all freshmen. Sandy Belill, a junior, delivers packages. She works in the Athletic Office. 50 Janet Cassidy is typing captions for her Yearbook spread. She is a junior. (T 51 MtmieitNt Kimberly Aikens Leonard Battles Tracey Boulton Kenneth Altman Robert Battles Bridget Brannan Sandra Belill Scott Breiler Doug Byerley Todd Carlson Cindy Cassiday Jan t Cassiday 52 Q? 1997 Robert Cook Penny Daniels Martin Engeihardt Kathleen Coughlin William Cox Meredith Crandall Stephania Dennings j0hn DiBerardino ;ike Dietzel • Elizabeth Fankhauser Lisa Fischer Glenora Forester +S K Brent Coffin Lisa Damsen J Kelly Dobis 53 Lisa Hogan Mark Foy Michelle Harper Michelle Howe Matthew Gibson i avid Jackson Lori Gilbert Elaine Goheen 54 Robert LaPan Tom Latchaw Dale Leach Linda Loll Todd McLean David Matzke h Shane Loranger Derek Mack Melissa Mansfield Duane McQuiston Michael McQuiston Melissa Nolen Michael Nowak April O'Connell Penny 0'Kelly Tabatha Oehring Michael Palasty Dawn Raquepaw •I Brian Roe Steven Kousseau Kenny Rowe Amy Ruhstorfer Mathew Stevens Kristy Stroik Thomas Sparck Michael Specht Stephanie Stefanko Kimberly Stolz Joel Strieker ft ft AT Thomas Strong Eric Tackebury Noelle Tanner Wayne Taylor Michelle Thamm Tiffany Thompson Chris Truckner Rebecca Ursu'1 fee Vance mi Alan Vesperman Jill Waggoner Jackie Wagner Laura Warnemuende Brian Watson Christopher Welle� - Craig Wellman Timothy Werdehoff hark Wilin3ki Paula Williams mm Toni Wilson Mark Uolinski 58 A Donald Wujkowski Brect Zimmerman Ann Zororaski Jennifer Zuellig MISSING JUNIORS Robert Barber, Rickey Beamesderfer, Christopher Bosley, Kristin Bush, Tim Butterfield, Barbara Carmona, Dean Cavagnetto, Nancy Cline, Kevin Cooper, Betty Davis, Trina DeLaney, Timothy Early, Dawn Hunter, Denise Hutton, Teresa Inman, Joel Martinez, Diane Neuenfeldt, Anthony Reed, Theresa Ryan, Marsha Rye, Autumn Short, Tiffany Smith, Eric Vibert, Sherida Warner, Gary Welense, Brett Yatsevich, and Shellaine Zobel. Uhat a bunch of hams! (1 to r) Kathy Coughlin, Beth Pruis, Cathy Smith, Jackie Wagner, Sandy Belill, and Doug Bugs Byerley, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (from 1 to r): Lisa Pennington- Vice President, Kathy Loomis- Secretary, Tracy Boulton-Treasurer, and in front, Kim Stolz-President. 59 Brian Aldrich Christopher Aldridge j ana Amy Daryl Boyce Christina Bradburn Adam Brill Tony Buchalski Kristen Barrecc Tina Block Dennis Bronner Bobby Bully 60 Judy Byerley Belen Chaltraw ' 1 Chris Chiszar Jeff Cooper Tina Cusick Tonia Dalasin Theresa Cherry Timothy Cherry Gary Childs Rachelle Courtney Chris Cummings Darold Cummins Jeffrey Damsen Barbara Davis Robert Douglas 61 Rebecca Gerskin Leslie Glasco Kevin Gray Steven Gray Michael Habitz Cheli Hadsall Julie Hartley Ann Hauck Michelle Renee Hensel Heather Herpel Carrie Gunnels Eric Hendrix Debra Husen Suzanne Jerred Michael Inman Sandra Johnson Rhonda Irish Ted Johnson Heather Huggard James Jacobs Terry Jones Brian James John Juras Deann Letson Matthew Matzke James Lasley Robert Lawrence Dawn Little Loren Loudenslager Erin Massey Tara May Darrin Mclnerney Hollie McIntosh Rebecca Lerette Andrew Masty Michelle McKay Chad Merrihew Curt Moon Cynthia Moore Margaret Neill Debra Nevius Jennifer Nichols Steven Parker f Perrin David Popham Robert Putnam Just r didn't :ir -v- have a Frank Reddy Candace Reimer ■ Michelle Ross WU4 Daniel Rice Christa Robinson Kimberly Rolfe Mark Rovoll Melissa Smith Lisa Spindler Wendy Severs Brian Shifter Joanne Stafford Brian Starkel Trisha Stein Cammie Suppes Richard Warzecha Donald Wellman Phaedra Winslow Laura Worden Heather Wheatley Kenneth Williams Gina Wright Kelly Zarko Andrew Zoromski Michael Williams (from 1. to r.) Vice President: Cheli Hadsall, Secretary: Ann Fischer, Treasurer: Jill Taub, and President: Joni Hobson. MISSING SOPHOMORES Kevin Black, Michael Blehm, Toni Booth, Rayleen Butzin, Jeff Carlton, Julia Chaltraw, Jeff Cook, Randy Cox, Samuel DeKalita, Thomas Duranseau, Vicki Fabbro, Peggy French, Tony Hutchinson, Greg Kevorkian, Felicia Kodat, Hank Latty, Walter Lonsway, Elizabeth Martinez, Henry Maturen, Brian McClintock, Andy McQueen, Jacqueline Pearson, William Popham, Marco Prescher, Brian Reetz, William Sedlow, 67 68 iQtqs Laura Cribbins Nancy Duff Michael Eischer Brenda Elowsky Christine Fischer Jason Fox Dennis Engel Tracy Fredell Cindy Gonyea Michael Green Hollie Gerger Bridgette Haacker Shelly Gilbert Shaun Hadsall Larry Gardner Anthony Guest Tammy Keller James Kenny Janet Knoellinger Cathy Konecny Shannon LeGrand Brian Martinus Angela Miller Fredrick McMan Dale Mize Jennifer Major Dawn Mason Edward McQuiston Michelle Mize Larry Marine Steven Martin Brian Matzke Michael McClintock Alicia McRae Scott Merrow Scott Moll Kara Moncado Jeffrey Munson Colette Nowak Robert Oberski n Shelly O’Kelly Sherry Parker Jeff Reed Martha Opczynski Leslie Ostrander Chris Reynolds Jimmie Rice 73 Mark Schilke Sandra Sheppard Sherry Simon Amy Sims Lisa Sproul Kenneth Zimmerman Patrice Zuniga 1985-86 Freshmen Class Officers (From L to R) President: Todd Juillett, Vice- President: Yolanda Segura, Treasurer: Jenny Talkington, and Secretary: Dawn Wujkowski. MISSING FRESHMEN Mickel Adams, Richard Alvarado,Joey Amy, Susan Astbury, Chad Barber, Michael Black, Jasor Diffin, Donald Ellis, Earl Fauver, Renee Gagliardi, Jeremy Gatz, Lilly Gray, Diana Harder, Kim Hartman, Andrew Heinrich, John Hill, Erin Jensen, Amy Ledford, John Leneschmidt, John MuCulley, Scott McFarland, Chris Melzo, Michelle Munde11 Jerry Newberry, Jenny Parker, Michael Pegley, Scott Presrull. Kelly Reyna, Lisa Rhodes Paul Ronda, Nancy Rood, Naomi Ross, Rona Rowell, Jerr Scott, Jenny Sham -, Mathias Shea, Deborah Smith, Tim Stinnett, Cabmen St ke gf Xavlo im vnd ll i Wheele tev Oi m en 75 Kari Jekel and Tammy Cherry pose for a picture in the bookroom. Sandy Bellil closes her English book for the day. Brenda Elowsky and Melissa Cooper are seen here chatting over the days events. 76 Mrs. Belill looks over Bob Battles while he reads the newspaper. Mr. Nye helps Tara May on her Spanish problems. Tim Cherry and Richard Holmes read a magazine in the library. Terry Truckner poses for a picture while taking care of absentee doings. 77 Juniors, (L to R): David Jackson, Jenny Zuellig, Angie Austin, Todd Carlson, Tom Strong, Jeff Smith, Janet Cassiday, Penny Daniels, Noelle Tanner, Lisa Pennington, Stephanie Dennings, Laura Warnemuende. 78 sjQtGjjirmTW m nirmin::m n •'Y .. m Y J W Sophomores: Top row (L to R)-Jill Taub, Chad Merrihew, Kelly Zarko, Brian Aldrich, Cindy Moore, Steve Gray, Laura Horenziak, Adam Brill, Cheli Hadsall, Phaedra Winslow, Laura Worden. Bottom row: Teresa Bennett, Judy Byerley, Joni Hobson, Becky Gerskin, Erin Massey, Michelle Ball. Officers: left to right. Vice President Ryan Boulton, President Tom Nowak, Secretary Jenny Zuellig, Treasurer Tom Strong. The 1985-86 National Honor Society. Mr. Murphy is the A jvis0r for the National Honor Society. Missing: Dan Rice, Micheal Smith, Jenny Garfield, Jenny Nichols, Trisha Stein, Kristein Barrett, Julie Hartley, Todd Carlson, Jill Waggoner, Patty Pearce, Chris Weller, Jenny Zuellig, Julie Kruska, Angela Britton, Brian Magnus, Karen Schuster, Rhonda Sprague, Amy Stoltenberg. MWMWQtMnPa Tom Bovee is seen wondering if that little prick in his index finger will go away. Angie Austin joyfully let's them have her blood. Once again the Anatomy class was in full session last year. The teacher, Jan Pollard, says, I enjoy the heck out of teaching those kids. It's a learning experience for the kids and me. Last year they added something diff- rent to their schedule-a blood drive. It took place November 4th from ten til five in the high school library. There was a magnificent response to it. Mr. Schilling telling the nurse, No problem take it from both arms, I feel good today! 80 f£MQ)WiL JEM2) WSffl® Ann Jankowski, Beth Fankhauser, and Sandy Belill discuss the human skeleton. W SCHMERHEIM Electric Co. 1106 N. Niagara Saginaw, Mi. 18605 £ 4n} JOBBERS and DISTRIBUTORS i A rare glimpse of Ryan Boulton seeking new knowlegde. Showroom hrs. 8-00-430 Bob Battles and Ms. Bellil reading the paper. Mr. Schilling and Joe Amy doing biology. In the 1985-86 school year Ms. Dubbink, Ms. Belill, and Mr. Schilling found themselves quite involved. It began at 8:00 am with the students preparing themselves for their daily work. If a student need- ed help in a required class the teacher was more than willing to explain. For that reason it was named opportunity center. It provided the opportunity for those special students that need more time, and help in various classes. 82 MSSILIPEMq} Ms. Belill, showing Brain Kreuss Algebra I. Joe Judd is sitting at his desk doing History. « OOKfVfli Mark Weston will be attending Ferris then plans on a career as a State Police Officer. Debbie Wroubel plans a career in programing. Ernie Stafford plans on attending Ferris State College. 84 Barb Trinklein practices skills learned at Flint's Sash and Door where she works parttime. Valina Blasdell plans to go into Business and Accounting. Tom Nowak will be attending Michigan Tech, for Mechanical Engineering. 85 fS 1« TT� Mike Marr explains to Angie Britton and Missy Bird how to do one assignment. Mr. Hauck starts a new assignment for his calsses to learn. Robert Hemmingway works hard on his computerproject. Dave Reno helps Lisa Elowski in Computers Class. 87 Mr. Mike Murphy English Mrs. Teri Oeming English Ms. Patricia Dudewicz High School Librarian Mrs. Mary Felton History Psychology Mr. Bill Martin Biology xw Mrs. Sue Wegner English Mr. Larry Anderson History Mr. Tom Carstensen English Government Economics Mr. Bob Sheppard Speech, Debate, Discussion, Forensics Mr. Ray Schultz Chemistry I II, General Math Ms. Amy Lafferty Art Mr. Dan Kushuba Typewriting I, Business Math Mr. Harry Mace Wood Technology HtSf §i@ (own DON'S FOODLAND 7935 MAIN ST MON.-SAT. 8:00-9:00 91 Joel Strieker attempts to take down his opponent. Mark Schilke stops and talks to the referee. Is the shot good? Joanne Stafford and Margaret Slavik give some heavy duty support. 92 John Hobson gets ready to tear into his opponent. 93 Trainer Rick Gerger, Assistant Coach Mr. Schilke, Mike Stafford, Mark Weston, Bob Scharrer, Brent Coffin, Coach Mr. Bucket, Russ Wilson, Dale Leach, John Hobson, Scott Huber, Assistant Coach Mr. Phillips, Middle Row: Rob Cook, Brian Tanner, Dave Matzke, Wade Robinson, Tom Nowak, Brent Yatsavich, Brian Magnus, Matt Gibson, Dallas Griffin, Front Row: Jeff McClintock, Tom Bovee, Ken Aldridge, Marty Englhardt, Matt Schoof, Bob Gray, Dennis Cassiday. 1985 brought the taste of victory back to Birch Run High School as the Tri-Valley Conference champs. The last time the Panthers won the Tri-Valley Conference was in 1982 with Frank Holes as the coach. Mr. Bucket coached his team to an 8-1 season overall! Assistant coaches Steve Schilke and Scott Phillips helped Coach Bucket through out the season. According to Mr. Bucket, The Senior players seemed to be the inspiration to the team and kept the morality up. The victory was won by the team as a whole. The two main high points of the season were when Birch Run shut-out Swan Valley 22-0 on Homecoming night. The second was the panthers defeating their rivals the Frankenmuth Eagles 22-18. At one point in :he game it looked as if Frankenmuth would win, but the mighty Panthers came back to win. 94 1st Team All Conference (defense) Jeff McClintock 1st Team All Conference (offense) Mark Weston Robb Cook Tom Bovee Both Mike Stafford 2nd Team Offense Russ Wilson Brent Coffin 2nd Team Defense Roob Cook The Panther team runs for a touch down. Honorable Mention (defense) Bob Scharrer Honorable Mention (offense) Jeff Zissler Dennis Cassiday Birch Run and Swan Valley John Hobson struggle for the ball. (fiualttp 3uto $arts full line automotive BENDIX BRAKES AP MUFFLERS S EXHAUST AC VELCO PROVUCTS TRW ENGINES S CHASES HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS MONROE SHOCKS | open 7 baps| SAT 8-6 SUN 10-6 652-2601 765 S MAIN FRANKENMUTH NEXT TO BAVARIAN INN Montrose 6-20 Frankenmuth 22-18 Hemlock 28-0 Carrolton 19-0 Garber 27-9 Swan Valley 22-0 Bullock Creek 31-0 Millington 32-12 Pinconning 35-0 95 wMmmxww com Birch Run Panthers warm up for there game against Montrose. 96 hit Birch Run Kyleen Vincke came to Birch Run from Central Michigan. Kyleen is originally from Chesaning. Her internship was with the winter and spring sports. Her asset to the wrestlers and volleyball players will not be forgotten. Mr. Rick Gerger came to BRHS in the fall of 1985 from Central Michigan University. Rick majored in sports medicine. His origin is Rodchester, New York. Rick's love for football brought him close to our Panther squad. The players themselves care deeply about one another. The coaches are very receptive towards the team, said trainer Gerger. Rick spent the first semester with us here at the high school. All the fall athletes knew him well and miss him! _______________________________________________ 97 Sitting (L to R); Chris Cummings, Todd Ferguson, Tom Szostak, Alan Vesper- man, Daryl Boyce Kneeling; Paul Fielding, Darrin Eichenhofer, Matt Matzke, Ray Peters Standing; Coach Vitany, Greg Thomas, Mark Lawson, Mike Habitz, Jim Lasley, Jeff Smith, Tim Cherry The JV Football squad, lead by Mr. Vitany, put in a tough fought season. Coach Vitany explained, We didn't have nineth grade football last year and was unprepared for JV this year. Over the course of the season, we improved a great deal. We ended up beating or tying three previously undefeated teams. The best thing according to Mr. Vitany about the 1985 season was, Some players learned the great amount of work and dedication to excellence that is needed for success. The worse thing was that some did not. Next fall's varsity will shine even brighter with the addition of this squad. Boening’s OF Frankenmuth 250 South Main Phone (517)652-8811 BAVARIAN CLOCK HAUS Cuckoo Ciocki, Watt Clocki GAandfictfheA, MaiIc boxu Gifiti, Jewefaiy, ImpoKti TIME SERVICE CENTER mwmxw Us Them Montrose 28 8 Frankenmuth 0 14 Hemlock 6 26 Carrollton 6 12 Garber 0 27 Swan Valley 22 16 Bullock Creek 36 6 Millington 0 0 Pinconning 22 20 JV ball carrier held to a 2 yard gain by the Bullock Creek defense. The Junior Varsity do thier best to gain some yardage on this play. Front Row: Glen Vaverek, Todd Juillett, Don Ellis, Dan Periard, Shawn Hadsall, Dick Ehlow, Steve Martin, Tim Reagin, Brady Stafford, Troy Lavery. Middle Row: Rick Keith, Chris Reynolds, Paul Rhondo, Larry Marne, Duane Munson, Jason Fox, Jeff Munson, Tom Wilinski, Mark Schilke. Back Row: Brian Smith, Richard Brannon, Coach Periard, Kevin Stowell, Don Knapp, Coach Ehlow, Jason Worden, Joey Johnson, Coach Munson, Scott Rivard. 100 V Referee discusses the last play with quarter- back Mark Schilke. Freshmen football team had an all around good year. With a 4 to 1 record and a tie against Garber. The players showed good sportsman- ship through the whole year. As player Scott Rivard stated, I would have to say that learning to play well together was the teams most important goal. Caches, Mr. Periard, Mr. Ehlow and Mr. Munson did a good job coaching the ninth grade players. They had all the patience and understanding that coaches need to make a team play well. These coaches also prepared the Freshmen players for moving up to Junior Varsity Football in the 1986-87 school year. 101 Freshmen team line up for kick off. Beginning upper left and clockwise: Brian Magnus, Don Wuj okowski, Wade Robinson, Assistant Coach Jim Vitany, Coach Joseph Ricard, Todd McClean, Matt Gibson, Marty’ Englehardt, Russell Wilson, Scott Breiler, Bob Scharrer, Mike Stafford, Brent Coffin, and Mark Weston. Coach Ricard's Varsity Basketball Team proved themselves in 1986 with an overall record of 12 wins and 8 losses. His five man senior squad of Bob Scharrer, Mike Stafford, Russ Wilson, Mark Weston, and Brian Magnus proved to be the key. Junior Matt Gib- son was the team's sixth man. The Pine Brothers : Brent Coffin, Scott Breiler, Todd McClean, Marty Englehardt, and Wade Robinson inspired the Panthers immensely. Way to be. Junior Brent Coffin gets high on the board for two points. 102 Runs Wilson sky’s high to lay one in. Mike Stafford hits a jumper for two points while Bob Scharrer is ready .;o rebound. 103 4TW Begin Upper left and Clockwise-Ken Solak-Darrin Eichenhofer- Coach Dan Vitany-Paul Fielding-Tom Szostak-Lower row-Bob Lawrence-Mark Schilke-Duey Munson-Brian Shifter-Chris Cummings. 104 Coach Vitany's Junior Varsity Team was small but mighty in '86. The five starters were Mark Schilke, Ken Solak, Paul Fielding, and Bob Lawrence. Injuries plagued the team throughout the season causing the few left to hang together . Most valuable player, Paul Fielding, found himself out half the season with a knee injury. Top scorer was freshman Mark Schilke. Best defensive player and team captain was Tom Szostak. Best offnsive player went to Paul Fielding. Bob Lawrence proved to be the most improved. The highlight of the season was at Frankenmuth with Birch Run's Duey Munson sinking three free throws in overtime to cap- ture the victory. It was a good year since we were forced to struggle through so many adversities, replied : Coach Vitany. Munson shoots a freethrow. Don Wujokowski makes the freethrow. Junior Varsity holds off Frankenmuth in overtime. 105 Standing L to R: Todd Juliett, Brian Martinez, Mark Belenger, Larry Marme, Rick Keith. Botton row L to R Danny Periard, Don Knapp, Dick Ehlow, Brady Stafford, Scott Harris, Kneeling L to R: Steve Martin, Robert Belfort, Shawn Hadsall, Brent Boyce, Ron Cole. 106 Coach Brieler, giving his words of wisdom to his team SCOREBOARD Dick Ehlow, rebounding a freethrow WE THEY f Muth 21 60 'Muth 34 67 Hemlock 54 51 Carrolton 61 38 Garber 20 43 Garber 31 50 Swan Valley 60 80 Swan Valley 20 43 Swan Valley 66 62 Flint Northwestern 40 79 Bullock Creek 13 28 Bullock Creek 48 58 Millington 'Muth 65 36 22 43 'Muth 54 55 Hemlock 50 63 Carrolton 52 36 Garber 31 55 Garber 69 78 Swan Valley 43 59 Bullock Creek 16 23 Bullock Creek 50 80 Millington 66 50 Douglas MacCarthur 17 38 Douglas MacCarthur 52 65 The Freshman Basketball Team exerted a lot of effort through the season to pull them to a record of 6-11. The five panther start- Don Knapp trys to pull up a jumper ers were: Rick Keith, Dick Ehlow, Brady Stafford, Don Knapp, and Ron Cole. Top rebounder was Rick Keith. Ron Cole was the best defensive player. Team leader was Dick Ehlow. Larry Marme was the most improved. The team had a Jjood season, considering two of the top players were 107 Here we see Brady Stafford Pulling down a rebound. The girl varsity basketball coached by Mr. Kushuba, had one of their toughest seasons ever. The Tri-Valley conference is the hardest competition in Saginaw County. Height played an im- portant part in the girls season. Amy Rhustofer s tower of 5'9 was the height of the team. Working together as a team was the key to the whole season. The team was well balanced with everyone giving 100% of them- selves. Team consistency gives everyone the opportunity to play. Standing: Mary Crandall, Debbie Wroubel, Amy Rhustofer, Amy Schian, JoAnn Stafford, Coach Dan Kushuba Kneeling: Jill Pruis, Margaret Slavik, Beth Pruis, Carol Brewer, Kim Yeager. JoAnn Stafford goes to the basket. Debbie Wroubel and Amy Rhustofer wait under the basket for the rebound. Chesaning 50 64 Frankenmuth 32 56 Pinconning 54 46 Hemlock 55 56 Carrollton 46 55 MacArther 34 52 Garber 26 64 Valley Lutheran 40 53 Swan Valley 60 42 Bullock Creek 85 49 MacArther 38 69 Millington 52 58 Pinconning 64 39 Frankenmuth 38 57 Hemlock 54 62 Carrollton 33 72 Garber 48 49 Swan Valley 66 44 Bullock Creek 43 28 The panther defense blocking the in-bounds pass. TANNER WAIRY FARM 109 Standing: Nancy Duff, Jill Taub, Cathy Enzer, Ann Fisher, Cheli Hadsall, Coach Diane Duby. Kneeling: Julie Hartley, Kris Barrett, Chris Fisher, Tammy Wheaton Cathy Enzer moves the ball down the court. The JV girls, coached by Miss Diane Duby, apeared to be off to as slow start at their first home game. They proved themselves later that evening by bringing home a victory. Working together as a team was the key to the whole game. The team was well balanced with everyone giving 100% of themselves. Even if they didn’t win every game, all the girls agree that they put forth a great effort throughout the season. Returning was six sopho- mores in which five were starters. Because of the team consistency everyone had the opportunity to play, said Coach Dubv. 110 Cheli Hadsall receives a pass. The J.V. girls intensely watch their teammates. 8EN FRANKLIN 435 N. Mttot Phone 652-2621 Stofie Housi : 7 a.m. tit M-idnight Mon. thAu Scut. , Sunday 9 a.m. til 9 p.m. Jll Tammy Wheaton tries to get the ball. o Standing (L to R): Jenny Zuellig, Bob Thompson, Scott Breiler, Adam Brill, and Brett Zimmerman. Knelling (L to R): Chad Merrihew, Jim Kenny, and Ron Cole. Missing: Mark Maeder, Tony Dodak, and Todd Carlson. REGULAR SEASON WE HEMLOCK LOST ESSEXVILLE GARBER LOST FRANKENMUTH LOST SWAN VALLEY WON BULLOCK CREEK WON The 1985 golf season came to a close in October with the Panthers finishing just above Bullock Creek. Bobby Thompson proved to be the number one golfer and team captain with four years experience. Jenny Zuellig, the only female, ranked second in the Panther squad. Third place man was Adam Brill. Tom Rasmer from the middle school was the coach. This was his first year leading the team. The eleven team squad started in mid- August practicing at Green Acres Golf Course daily. Although the hard work never showed up on the conference record, the season was fun. Coach Rasmer scoping out the golf course. 112 Todd Carlson showing off his back swing. 113 Ron Cole studies his shot. on serve attack. Varsity players pause for the ’National Anthem 114 Margaret Slavik, Beth and Jill Pruis, and Sabrina Opfer make enterance to match. 115 Varsity girls doing pre-game warm up. etOiWWs Varsity team: back row (1 to r), Julie Kruska, Cathy Smith, Joann Stafford, Coach Kurtz, Helena Soininen, Debbie Wrouble Front row (1 to r), Jill Pruis, Beth Pruis, Margaret Slavik, Laura Warnemuende, and Sabrina Opfer. Hats off to the 1986 Tri—Valley Girls Volleyball Champs! It truly was Coach Kurtz’s best year that Birch Run had ever witnessed. The girls’ record in conference play was 13-1. The season record was 39 wins and 6 losses. The panther girls competed in six tournaments throughout the season. They brought home two first place trophies and two runner-up awards. Highlighting their overall performance came when Class A Kearsley fell with a record of 39-0 to Birch Run High School. Debbie Wrouble was Birch Run’s only senior. She also was their team captain. Honorary seniors that participated as foreign exchange students were Sabrina Opfer from Germany and Helena Soininen from Finland. Junior Julie Kruska was voted most improved player in 1986. Karyn Scharrer helped out as their assistant. This was the strongest team ever! , replied Coach Pam Kurtz. 116 Cathy Smith powering the ball down as her teammates follow in cover. Beth Pruis, Margaret Slavik and Jill Pruis are seen here as they give their team sup- port from the bench. Coach Kurtz discusses the game rules with the referees and the opposing teams coach. Assistant coach, Karyn Scharrer, expresses her knowledge to the team. Won Frankenmuth Hemlock Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Millington Frankenmuth Lost Hemlock Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Millington T.V.C. Champs!!!! Northwood Tourn. 2nd Panther Open 1st Pinconning Tourn. 1st Ovid Elsie Tourn. 2nd 117 JV Team: Back row (1 to r), Terri Walters, Colette Nowak, Jenni Talkington, Kris Barrett, Coach Dubbink, SuLin Solinski, Dede Block, Pam Fritzler, Shawn Raquepaw. Front row (1 to r), Mng. Stephanie Marzi, Joni Hobson, Jody Sabourin, Suellen Vesperman, Stephanie Weston, Tammy Wheaton. The J.V. volleyball team also had a great season. Coached by Mrs. Dubbink and Karyn Scharrer, they ended up having an overall record of 27-5. They captured T.V.C. with 13 wins and 1 loss to Hemlock. The Most Improved Player was Pam Fritzler. The Most Valuable Players were Dede Block and Kris Barrett. Coach Dubbink talks u to her team. 118 W® JLM n f Dede Block makes the hit as Kris Barrett covers. Frankenmuth Won Lost Hemlock Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Millington Frankenmuth Hemlock Carrollton Garber Swan Valley Bullock Creek Millington T.V.C. CHAMPS!! i 119 BlEBt ©M MWM ir'Hj OhWflOt Year Record Career Record Tim Juillett 19-11-1 21-14-1 Joel stricker 39-9 92-36 Kevin Stowell 27-11-1 Brady Morse 30-11 54-29 Jim Johnson 30-7 97-57-1 Joe Johnson 22-17 Jeff McClintock 35-4 68-15 Jeff Zissler 31-11 60-28 Scott Kleinfeld 26-16-1 27-17-1 Bob Slavik 44-2 141-29-1 Robb Cook 44-5 99-32 John Hobson 9-19-1 OF Coach Kelly hannn- ing it up. Just another wrestling match for Joel. Joe Johnson showing every- body that he can do it too. Bob Slavik adding one more win to his one-hundred victory record. Varsity Pom Pon-Upper left and clockwise: iheresa Cherry, Lisa Fischer, Tammy Cherry, hammie Gerger, Linda Loll, Lori Reikowski, Ann Zoromski, Felecia Kodat, Tiffany Thompson, Trisha Stein, and Janet Cassiday. New moves, fresh ideas from a new coach, and faster paced music made last season a lot of fun for the Varsity Pom Pon Squad. As one girl said, Fun. Isn’t that wha : it’s all about? Practice, performing, looking cute and having fun? Have fun they did. They brought the newly-formed Boom-Boom squad to their summer camp to perform a routine to Hand Jive. The judges liked it so much, they won the Best Looking Squad Award. All in all, it was a great year for Varsity Pom Pons. The Boom Boom Squad!-Upper left and clockwise: Danny Periard, Kip Jekel, Don Wudjkowski, Mat Gibson, John Hobson, Brent Coffin, Wade Robinson, and Ray Peters. 122 KeMMEb WM’Mm Patron Ads JWontrose Orchards Pax on’s (Total fetation JDljtstlr fetop Cartnnal 3nn JJabarian poto I The girls pose for a quick shot before performing. 124 J.V. Pom Pon- Upper left and clockwise: Trina Bullard, Cathy Koneckne, Cyndi Rousseau, Cyndi Ramon, Hollie Gerger, Missy Wheeler, Carrie Gunnels, Rene Gagliardi, Becky Larette, and Nancy Rood. If you watched the J.V. Pom Pon Squad perform during the '85- 86 season, you may have noticed how cheerful and enthusiastic they all seem to be. That’s because they are. You may have also noticed that you’ve never seen any of the girls perform in year's past. All the girls were new in '85. Even the coach, Mrs. Char Gagliardi, was new this year. Well, this team has beaten the odds and given this Panther school some- thing to ROAR about. Besides bringing home a trophy for their kicklines from their summer camp, they have a lot of fresh, new ideas for routines that make J.V. halftime more exciting. WAY TO BE, J.V! 125 Angie Austin during the game against Frankenmuth. S-C-O-R-E! Driving around B.R., you may have noticed strange things in front of each Varsity football player's house. Big, white signs signifying the Home of a Panther , you can thank that to the Varsity Cheerleaders. They really went all out to generate spirit, especially at homecoming. Buying the seniors flowers, footballs on lockers, and lots of new bright signs in the hallways was their way to boost morale. The girls even made a delicious break- fast on the day before the game for the players. The cheerleaders really took control in the summer. All their hard work paid off at the DCA camp they attemded at Northwood College. They took second in a competition against may other squads. They also brought home a fourth place trophy at the DCA state competition. With their brand new coach, Mary Beam, the team took awhile to get things going. The team managed to put it all together and really took control. GOOD JOB! fHicfjtgan Perluce Center AIR CONDITIONING - LAWN GARDEN WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES PARCEL DELIVERY SERVICE Phom (577) 624-9305 074 Mcun St. B-tAcfi Run, MI 4S4 7 5 126 Varsity Cheerleaders- Upper left and clockwise: Kim Cuthbertson, Toni Wilson, Dawn Samu, Amy Stoltenberg, Tracy Knispel, Kathy Loomis, Tracey Boulton, Angie Austin, Kim Stoltz, and Lisa Pennington. AUTO HOME HOSPITAL LIRE FARM COMMERCIAL 1 BROWN INSURANCE AGENCY 7890 Main Street. P O Box 1 17 Birch Run. Michigan 484 1 5 Kathy Loomis smiles and says, Hi! 127 J.V. Cheerleaders Upper left and clockwise: Tara May, Michelle Ball, Valerie Killian, Krista Robinson, Becky Gerskin, Erin Massey, and Jenny Garfield Just ask anyone on the squad, and they'll tell you that it's not easy being on a J.V. Cheerleading Team. Giving everything they've got through their Junior High and Freshman years to be the best. And they finally did it. Taking a first place trophy from their summer competition, the team proved that hard work and a little patience brings super results. Besides working on new cheers, the cheerleaders are very active in raising spirit and enthusiasm. They make signs for the hallways, and bake cookies for the football players. With all this going for the J.V. team, we can't wait to see what they'll do as a Varsity squad. It's a long way to the top, and J.V. is Almost There! Here we see the girls doing crazy cheerleader type stuff at camp just before taking a trip to zzz-land. 128 129 % % MMWWZW Freshman Cheerleaders- upper left and clockwise: Chris Lavrack, Trish Satchell, Mary Clyde, Patrica Zuniga, Tammy Watson, Shelly Gilbert, Yolanda Segura, Dawn Mason. Coach Periard flashes her pearly whites for the camera The girls in the middle of a cheer. Their spirit is really showing. 130 Hey i • There’s no doubt The freshman team is hot- CHECK IT OUT! Yes! It’s true- the freshman team is hot. But so are the freshman cheerleaders. Seldom could any member of this team be found without a smile- and for good reason. They brought home a 3rd place trophy from their summer camp at Northwood. There were a lot of other teams there, and the competition was tough. This year's team saw a lot of new faces. Maryanne Periard was their new coach, and this is her first year coaching a high school team. Patrica Zuniga was the only veteran on the squad. For a new squad, the '85-'86 frosh cheerleaders hung on and really made a comeback. THEY ARE HOT! £ngel veterinary Clinic the. best in vour pet health cate 1229 Wiess St. Frankenmuth 131 SR. Robb Seeley State Qualifiers 1. Russell Wilson - Sr. 200M, 800M Relay 2. Jeff McClintock - Sr. 400M, 800M Relay, 1600M Relay 3. Robb Seeley - Sr. 110M Hurdles, 1600M Relay 4. Mark Weston - Sr. 1600M Relay 5. Matt Smith - Sr. 800M Relay 6. Robb Cook - Jr. 800M Relay 1600M Relay Seniors Top left to right: Tim Beach, Tom Nowak Matt Smith, Robb Seely, Bottom left to right: Philipp Walker, Tony Dodak, Tom Bovee, Mark Weston. 132 Left t°p t° rlght: P°aCh PhlliPPs’ Tinl Cherry, Greg Thomas, Philipp Walker, Tom fJowak, Tony Dodak, Robb Cook, Mark Weston, Robb Seely, Wayne Miller Jelf Cooper, Dave Matzke, Bottom to right: Tim Beach, Mike Habits, Tom ovee, Matt Smith, Brian Roe, Alan Vesperman, Randy Bud, Rick Kieth, Mark Shilke, Coach Tanner, Missing: Russ Wilson, Jeff McClintock. JR. Wayne Miller SR. Tim Beach JR. Alan Vesperman ■ - V-,-' Coach Tanner Russ Wilson 133 STATE QUALIFIER Amy Schian —long jump The Girls Varsity Track, coached by Shiela Dubbink and Jackie Smith, finished 4th overall in conference. Amy Schian seemed to be the most prominent runner on the team. She qualified for state in the long jump. Amy along with Beth Pruis got the Most Valuable Field Event award. Other awards were: M.V. Sprinter: Cheli Hadsall, M.V. Middle Distance: Dawn Raquepaw, Most Improved: Pam Fritzler. Coach Dubbink 134 Asst. Coach Jackie Smith Chelli Hadsall takes a leap in the long jump. 135 Bridget Wellman hands off to Melanie . The 1986 Varsity Team finished the season 5 for 9 in the conference. Two players recieved awards for 2nd team all-conference, Carol Brewer and Mari Crandall. Karen Davis, Dede Block, and Laura Warnemeunde earned honorable mention. Coach Munson states, For such a young team I feel that we did the best that we could do. Renae Budd at the plate. 137 Carol Brewer says Ya so what if I1m a little over anxious . Below:The varsity team listens to words of wisdon from Coach Munson. Karen Davis shows the right handers how it's done! JV Shawn Raquepaw and Erin Massey take time out to show us their pearly whites. JV Softball: Top row left to right: Coach Melanie Warnemuende, Tara May, Kris Barrett, Tammy Wheaton, Tiffany Jones, Suellen Vesperman, Jill Taub, Jenny Talkington. Bottom row: Becky Lerette, Tammy Watson, Brenda Elowsky, Dana Childs, Judy Byerly, Stephanie Weston, Chris Fischer. JV's most memorable game was against McArthur when they were down by one run going into the bottom of the seventh inning, and won the game on a base hit. Coach Warnemuende stated she feels the team really improved at the end and that they have alot of potential to be a very good team if the keep on working as hard as they did. 138 Nancy Duff psychs her- self out for a big strike out. Erin Massey shows the team how to lay it down. 139 pper left and clockwise: Dale Munson, John Hobson, Ray Banister, Scott Breiler, Wade Robinson, Ryan Boulton, Steve Colosky, Coach Mike Cum- mings, Mark Totten, Denny Cooper, Mark Wolinski, John DeBeradino, Todd Carlson, Don Wujokowski, Bryan Altman, Doug Byerely. 140 Wade Robinson facing a Swan Valley pitcher while highly respected coach Cummings looks on. Standing L-R: Paul Fielding, Matt Matzke, Kurt Moon, Mark Rovoll, Ken Solak, Kris Vert, Kneeling L-R: Eric Bounds, Jeff Cook, Chris Cummings, Tom Sqostak, Jim Masty, Duane Munson. 142 The J.V. team looks on 1st baseman: Brian Shifter 14-12 xm BIRCH RUN Rd. 143 I rigui � loiiy jucou� ■ • 1' Brian Martinez, Scott Harris, Jeff Munsell, Brady Stafford, Kevin Stowell, Dick Ehlow, Danny Periard, Coach Periard. Bottom row, Donnie Ellis, Brent Boyce, Ron Cole, Jim Kenny, Robert Belford, and Scott Presnull. 145 Jeff Munsell, ready to start the next inning. tib The 1985 Flag Squad consist of from left to right: Tiffany Jones, Missy Mansfield, Trisha Stien, Noelle Tanner,Joni Hobson and Theresa Cherry. Mr. Reed waits to announce the next song. Dawn Mason, Karen Schuster and Terri Walters were majorettes. Concert Band prepare for their upcoming concert. 146 Karen Schuster was selected by the members of Wind Ensemble to be Band Sweetheart. During the Christmas concert Mr.Reed was given a present by his students. The Wind Ensemble, Concert Band and Eighth Grade Band 147 149 The Clarinet section from left to right: Matt Matzke-Bass, Janet Knoellinger, Lilly Gray, Sherri Basner, sitting: Nancy Duff, Candie Reimer, Vicky Schwertner, and Mary Clyde. The Sax section from left to right: Chris Mocny-Bariton, Adam Brill,and Leslie Glasco-Tenor,Tim Butterfield, sitting: Mark Rovoll, Brent Boyce, Brent Ganske, Robert Belford and Randy Budd. Up coming events fo - guv Concert Band are or Feb. 15 Solo Ensemble which will take place at Durand High School. March 14 is their Spring Concert and on May 17 they are travling to Toronto with the Buisness Machines class, for some relaxation and fun. The whole band together, at the Chirstmas Concert, getting ready for their last number. 150 The Cornet- Trumpet section from left to right: Ken Solak, Duaue Munson, Kevin Stowel1-Tuba, Bob Oberski-Baritona, sitting: Lori Jacobs - French Horn, Lori John- son, Carmen Strieker, Tammy Whea- ton, and Hollie McIntosh. The band conducter, Mr. Reed announces the next song. The Flute section from left to right: Charlene Atkins, Dawn Mason, Heather Wheatley, Christa Robinson,sitting: Carla Wager, Bridgette Hacker, Amy Sims, Jennifer Talkington, and Brenda Elowsky. Percussion Section from left to right: Tim Colosky, Tina Cusick, Mr. Reed, Steve Martin and Larry Marme. 151 Gray, Tim Early and Jim Jacobs. Low Wood Winds: Jeff McClintock, Tom Bovee, Steve Gray and Mr.Reed. Low Brass: Kris Vert, Greg McRay, Mark Schilke, Angela Austin and Scott Kusky. Flutes: Tiffany Thompson, Dawn Raquepaw, Tiffany Jones, Teresa Bennett, Laura Lohrmann, Anita Metivia, Renee Fox and Beth Fankhauser. 152 Alto Saxophone; Wendy Bujaki, Jill Pruis, Stephanie Stefanko and Lisa Damsen. l rnet-Trumpet: Noelle Tanner, Lee Vance, Cindy Cassiday, Kim Stolz, Katy Sjostrom and Anna Hauck. The Wind Ensemble playing their share of selections at the Christmas concert. Mrs. McKnight is the chorus instructor. She has been teaching chorus for 8 years now. Mrs. McKnight leads the choir preforming at the Frankenmuth Luthern Home. Beginning of the top right page: Back row: Shellie Courtney, Karie Kerr, Corina Tanner, Lisa Knispel, Donna Rosenbrock, Kris McRae, Kris Reynolds, Debbie Nevious, Denise Wager, Laurie Cribbens, Tammy Keller, Cindy Ramon. Third row: Tonia Dalasinski, Julie Chaltraw, Kim Ross, Shanon Le Grande, Ann Zoromski, Sherri Parker, Collett Nowak, Theresa Ryan, Susanne Ferred, Cathy Ramon, Shelia Weiderhold, Lesile Ostrander. Second row: Tracy Ouanderer, Lisa Elowsky, Sherida Warner, Michelle Mize, Kira Rolfe, Debbie Schluckebier, Rhonda Irish, Rhonda Closson. First row: LT.sa Beityin, Missy Wheeler, Charleen Atkins, Vicky Fabro, Margaret Neill, Janiel Rossel, Tony Booth, Rayleen Beityin, Melissa Smith, Michelle La Pan, Melany Landroscooner, Lori Gilbert, Kelly Morse. Chorus enjoying their practice session. 154 JP Serving the Birch Rur. and the Saginaw area Owner Operators PHONE 624-5167 No. 1 and No. 2 Fuel Oil Mrs. McKnight is the chorus instructor, say's she enjoys teaching chorus, because it gives others as much pleasure as it gives her everyday. The chorus class puts their best in everything they do, because chorus isn't just all fun its serious hard work. Below: Right to Left: Tina Opczynski takes role while the others practice for their future concerts. Jeff Zissler - 2nd place - Go Cart Jeff Ferguson - 6th place - Gun Cabinet 156 Congratulations to the following Birch Run wood working team who competed in state compitition held in Traverse City. Ed Belfort, Jeff Bruns, Jeff Ferguson Chuck Miller, Matt Schoof and Jeff Zissler. This years students did exceptionally well with 8 projects entered, 6 placed 7th or better. Birch Run also won 4 plaques. Congratulations again gentlemen on your fine wood working accomplishments. Jeff Bruns - Honorary - Zebrawood Table Matt 157 Once again the Birch Run High School Forensics team had an absolutely awesome year. Besides taking three first place team trophies and one second place team trophy in regular season forensics competition, the team managed to send nine people in eight diff- erent events to State Competiton on Saturday, May third. Competing at the State level were Senior Rhonda Essenmacher in Informative, Jenny Garfield in Serious Interp., Senior Angela Britton in Oratory, Jim Kenny in Impromptu, David Jackson and Tom Strong (both com- peting in Extemp.), Senior Karen Hudec in Dramatic Interp., and Dan Rice and Kristen Barret in Dramatic Duo (9 10). It was a great year, said Forensics coach Bob Shephard, who said he was only disappointed in the fact that some people weren't recognized the way they should have been. Other than that it was a great year, he added. And indeed it was. Overall the 1986 Birch Run High School Forensics took 49 individual events trophies, four best team performance trophies and 39 certificates denoting outstanding performances, proving once more that the Birch Run Forensics team has it where it counts. Jenny Garfield with Coach Bob Shephard. Serious Interp.: Jenny Zuellig, Cheli Hadsall, Annie Hauck , Jenny Garfield, and Cathy Enzer. Radio News: (Top) Wendi Bujaki, Brian Aldrich, Tiffany Thompson, and Kim Upton. (Bottom) Renee Gagliardi and Dan Periard. Stephanie Rhonda , Brenda and Jenny 159 Two of the Impromptu Crue: (Top) Brent Boyce. (Left) Jim Kenny. Mr. Shephard and some strange woman. Storytellers: Amy Sims, Nancy Rood, Kevin Stowell, Shannon LeGrand, and Toni Wilson. 160 Business as usual. Seniors Amy Stoltenberg, Karen Hudec, Greg Fankhauser and Rhonda Sprague. Rhonda Sprague 1986 State Finalists: Dan Rice, Karen Hudec, and Kristen Barrett. 161 Like dust into silence and sand into glass a moment’s touch breaks you your memory will pass. Like red into purple the passage is grand a split-second-split it’s at my command. A scale beyond measure a love without heart the wind rocks your frail craft; it pulls you apart. A scream in a pillow a death in the night my clock keeps on ticking so where is your light? Infinity rules me yet master of none choose well of your choices your chance is soon done! Here you see Janet Cassiday, and Michele Harper concluding that two heads are better than one! -Janet Cassiday- VILLAGE VIDEO 2 28 E. State St, Montrose Al 1 Tapes $3 Wednesday SPECIAL $2 O S The 1985 Impetus Club got into full swing this fall with Mr. Carstenson as its advisor. Michele Harper, Janet Cassiday, Rob Seeley, Valina Blasdell and Lori Johnson were the main writers. The main function of the Impetus Club was to allow its writers to put their creative works into print. An- nually they publish a impetus writing magazine. Their magazine is sold at the high school. Impetus member Rob Seeley conversing with Lisa Fischer. Mr. Carstenson directing a idea tornrds the camera. Gerger. Mrs. Dubbink and Mrs. Tammy Wheaton helps Jennelle Dewey Munson helps us to Roselle eat her pudding, capture Jenny Garfield's picture. 16 Cook after he looses control of his tricycle. Birch Run Forensic team patiently waits for their scores. Theresa Cherry looks on as Joel Strieker and Ray Peters take their turn in the activities. Tim Juillet and Tom Nowak show us their skills when it comes to pancake flip- ping. 165 Mrs. Vale led the troups of the Future Homemakers of America for her tenth consec- utive year last year. The F.H.A. members were involved in a number of activities this past year: trick or treat for Unicef, roller skating, parties, visiting colleges, and they also travel- ed to Western Michigan Uni- versity for their F.H.A. State Convention. To com- meorate last years fun they compiled a scrapbook of memories. To become a member of F.H.A., you need to have been enrolled in a Home Economics Class at one time. Once you become a member you must come to the meetings, partici- pate in activities, and help with fund raisers. F.H.A. members devour some scrumptious pizza. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: PARLAMENTARIAN: HISTORIAN: REPORTERS: RECREATION: Melissa Rigda Tracy Malecki Teresa Bennett Laura Lohrmann Laura Lohrmann Tiffany Jones Shannon Brown Margaret Neill Chris Aldridge Rayleen Butzin 166 Mrs. Vale showing us her talents of photography. 167 Little known to the students and faculty is the fact that our very own vice principal, Mr. Jackiemic belongs to the Birch Run City Breakers. Mr. Jackiemic followed the group around with a cult- like passion. Noted Grand Master for the breakers, Jimmy Masty was quoted as saying, Mr. J. is a way hip dude. He really jams at the windmill. He has a little trouble doing the headspin, but he's coming along just great! Mr.Jack- iemic says, Breakin' is not a fad; it will live forever! 168 Do you like my watch? In one of the stranger rituals done by the teaching staff of B.R.H.S, some of the teachers have people dressed as clowns come in and rub a strange white substance all over them. Apparently they feel it betters their teaching abilities. ADER 5}ros. Service Center The 6620 Titan II Combine Division of Bader Brothers Inc. John Deere farm equipment parts service Reese -868-4165 Birch Run-624-9356 Ht()l KMain Street Birch Run,MI 48415 SWUWM Debbie laughs with the girls in her and Teresa’s class. The Birch Run Spanish Club is a group of students dedicated to teaching Spanish. The Spanish Club teaches three classes of second graders and one class of first graders two times a week for a half an hour each meeting. Mainly the Spanish Club teaches basic phrases, numbers, foods, and colors to the young students. They also play question and answer games where the answers are all given in Spanish. At the present time there are 10 members in the Spanish Club. Pictured are 5 of the Spanish Club members. Among them are, (starting top left and clock- wise) Debbie Husen, Tiffany Michels, Wendy Severs, Chelle Courtney, and Teresa Bennett. Debbie and Teresa stand with their class. Teresa is teaching Spanish to the students. Wendy and Tiffany look on as a student writes a Spanish word on the board from a question and answer game. Not pictured from the are Tom Strong, Chris Laura Worden, Jonelle Tonia Dalisinzki. 171 ber of FCA, who's also Vice-President. Angie Austin and her pal Lisa Pennington going over their notes from the last meeting. The Fellowship of Christian , Atheletes were still going in full swing after their third year of meet- ing. Meetings took place the first and thirk Thursdays of each month at 7:00 a.m. Being in sports wasn't a necessity for joining FCA. The meetings generally went by a sect schedule. It started with an opening prayer then moved onto a business meeting where they discussed fund raising and the like. The main FCA” part of the meeting included seeing a film, listening to a guest speaker, or having a valuable discussion. resident Angie Austin says, Beino Pres- ident of FCA gives her a chance to help others in the group. 172 JL®Mt© IS Off Ken Aldridge is seen here look- ing up information for the next meeting. Sandy Belill was nice enough to take time from Secretary of FCA to pose for this picture. Leader of FCA, Joe Ricard, is seen here with fellow members going over possible fund raising ideas. 173 Mild mannered during the week, but come game day these pioneers of modern day chess become very intense. Astro Joesph 0'Polka Owner Satellite T.V. Financing Systems 7400 Gratiot Available Jerry’s T.V Panasonic (A, T.Frank BLDG.) Luxor 781-5510 | Uniden 5790 Dixie Hwy. J Continental (Next to King S.T.S. Louie’s Lounge) J Winegard 777-5457 and More. Now 3 locations to serve you. Ken Aldrige just realizes that he has played an entire game of chess without pieces. 17 4 Dave Reno caught up in the action. Mr. Schiepek getting out the pieces as Dave Reno waits in joyous bewilderment. The Chess Team was in full swing again this fall under the coaching of Mr. Schiepek. Back in 1979 he began chess here at Birch Run as an interleague competition with nine other schools in and around the Saginaw County area. Team members for the 1985-36 school year were: Ken Aldridge, Tom Strong, Dave Reno, Kris Aldridge, Darrin Childs, Philipe Walker, Jim Jacobs, Tony White, and Fred McMan. 175 (Totati e Ihc firsl dnu of Mr. Telgenhof- Head of The FTA The FTA (Future Teachers of America) headed by Mr. Telgenhof meets everyday for one hour at the North Elementary with various teachers at different hours. The FTA members work in the classrooms with the young students, thus providing themselves with experience that may prove valuable in the future as they choose the work they plan to spend most of their lives in. Though most of these teacher assistants plan to be teachers themselves someday, some plan to be child psychologists and child care workers. Therefore, this gives them insight into the thinkings and actions of the youngsters. This years FTA includes 12 members. This years FTA includes (top row left to right) Jackie Wagner, Jackie Henige, Theresa Inman, Lisa Mikac, Lisa Reddy, and Marsha Rye. (Middle Row) Beth Fankhauser, Cindy Rousseau, and Lori Jacobs. (Bottom Row) Autumn Short, Laura Lohrmann, Amy Swartz, Trina Blaney, and Penny Daniels. Laura Lohrman in Mrs. Birchmeir's room. Senvtng the Bt ich Ran and Saginaw anea M Lien Tom Bsia h Omen Openatosu No. I S No. 1 FueX Oit Lisa Reddy helps out in Mrs. Warren's room. Left to Right: Marty Englehardt.Kelly Smith, Alan Achtabowski, and Ms. Dudewicz. sm jLumm mw Do you need an errand run that you just can11 find the time to do yourself? Do you want to do some research on a career through the MOIS computer? Do you need help on homework, a term paper, or just looking for a good book to read? Well, the school library is the place, and the library assistants are just the people you need. They are always ready and willing to help, and always with a smile. They know all the ins and outs of the library: where to find certain magazines and paperbacks- even when the plants were last watered. Mr. Shepard helps Brent Boyce on homework. Kelly Morse 178 They are going all out to provide easier to use information. Four Student Library Assistant Projects are in the making. They span from directories of magazines and newspapers, down to a special volume to explain just what the library is, and how to use it. They do everything they can to make the library a relaxing, comfortable place to be. All in all, we think they’re indespensable! Darrin Childs, Tom Strong, and David Jackson catching up on current events. Kathy Bloom Lisa Sims and Alan Achtabowski doing research in the typing room. Greg Fankhauser Ms. Dudewicz. Phillipe Walker, Scott Solinski and Ray Banister before school. 179 I8t; Michelle Rice poses while doing some work for Mrs. Leppien. School assistants deserve our thanks and our undying gratitude. They put up with our ignorance, our stupidity getting books, and our ability to ride the wrong bus to the wrong destination. We here at Birch Run high school should dedicate a holiday highlighting their wonderful and oh so rightious acts, which they do willingly every day. Birch Run should erect a mon- ument commemorating the hardfought efforts of our school assistants. Yes, the school assistants of Birch Run high school are a dying breed. They should very well be appreciated before going extinct or to college. YOUR FULL SERVICE CENTER GRAYS Mark Maeder helping out in Mrs. Pollard’s room. Mark also ran the darkroom 3rd hour. Karen Davis takes time out to smile for the camera. 182 Mrs. Randall 183 MMMXMMSSTMMWEQtM Mr. Ricard taking time out during his boy's gym class. He is the Athletic Director for the high school, and also teaches power and energy. Mr. Glen Sanford, Superintendant Mr. Jackiemic, our assistant principal, looks up from his work to smile for a picture. 184 Wayne Ragan could always be found fixing whatever was broken. Speak boilers, fire, floods - Wayne knows the solution. Pat Duncan preped her broom to attack our mess! Ed Stafford could always be found with a smile on his face and running full speed. Don Arnold, better known as Fuzzy , will never forget the countless interuptions we gave him throughout the evening. Steve Lorencz relaxes minutes before school dismissed. Dick Segar is the head custodian at Birch Run. He has kept track of our buildings for many years. 1985 witnessed the retire- ment of Dick. To the janitorial staff who cleaned up our mess, unlocked our jammed lockers, and maintained our buildings - we thank you! At times our student body forgot that those clean corridors were a result of alct of hard work by this crew. Dick, Wayne, Ed, Pat, Don, and Steve gave our buildings that extra care to make it all live- able the day after. Keep up the good work. wmm t m mmmmuti Mrs. Courtney is counting money for the funds handed in. SDOlMMS Mrs. Jekel gives a smile for the camera. Once again the secretaries came back to Birch Run to work for the school. Mrs. Courtney is the secretary for Mr. Psotka, who is the principle. Mrs. Jekel is a head of the bookroom. She makes sure the books and lockers get handed out to the right student. The students come to her if they have any prob- lems with any book or locker. Mrs. Leppien is the secretary for the assistant principle, Mr. Jakiemeic. She also keeps track of the attendence every hour of the day. She has assistances to help her. Mrs. Pataky is a secretary for Mr. Ricard. He is the atheletic director for the Birch Run Area Schools. She works with him in atheielic programs to get things around and ready. She also has a second job; job placement center. She helps the students find jobs throughout the com- munity. PURINA FEED FDR ALL ANIMALS Country Animal Feed Se.nvice. 7285 E, Binch Run Rd. Bunt, Hi 48417 (577) 770-4275 QuSKI sm 8700 Main StnzeX at 1-75 Binch Run, MI 48415 (577) 624-4611 1313) 742-7650 ANDV SUSK1 Cari Jekel was our official class Flycatcher, seen here making a kill. Michelle Thamm accepts a flower from David Port. David said, Love is a many splendored thing. Jason Stoltenberg uses self-infliction as a unique study guide taught by the psychology teacher Mrs. Felton. Chip Peters can't seem to describe the emotions he has for cafeteria pizza and Classic Coke or. sale. 190 Mark Weston Really, I Ernie says, always win. Bob Thompson stops for a chat with a couple classmates, Deanna Brower and Sheila Ives. Bob is head of a break dance gang called the Wild Bunch' estatically, won the Lotto! Gee Mark, you 191 Cyndi Lauper sings Girls Just Want To Have Fun with her shoes off. The Scorpions play one of their favorite songs Big City Nights. Rock -n- Roll once again was a big part of the students life that attended BR. The students had many favorite groups that they listened to. They consisted of: Van Halen, AC DC, Billy Squirer, Ozzy Osbourne, Brian Adams, and many more. Many concerts came to the Civic Center, Joe Lewis Arena, and the Pontiac Silver Dome. Motley Crue, Theatre of Pain; AC DC, Fly on the Wall; and Bruce Springstein, Born in the USA were just a few. 192 Daryll Hall and John Oats Rock on there guitars. Bruce Springstein, THE BOSS was David Lee Roth, Michael Anthony, and Eddie one of the 80's favorites. Van Halen please the crowd with there crazy antics. 193 Jamie Danks models her oversized shirt. Jamie is a freshman. Laura Worden, Cheli Hadsall and Renea Fox all have their sport coats on. All are sophomores. Those crazy 1985-86 years brought trends never before recorded. Yes, it was the era for punk rock haircuts styled with mousse, suspenders, oversized shirts stuffed in skin tight jeans, and Miami- Vice jackets. Originality found its home throughout the high school. High pink permed hair, partially shaved heads, and dangly ear- rings could be seen daily. No longer was being different weird, but now stylish. 194 Jeff Zissler shows off his suspenders. Jeff is a senior. Kris Barrett is wearing a fashionable skirt. Kris is a sophomore. Dave Port and Tony Dodak are caught goofing in the halls. They are both seniors. Tim Juillett poses his in style hairdo. Tony White gets back to work. Once again Seniors, Juniors and some sophomores worked their hearts away in stores, pizza par- lors, restaurants and gas stations. These young men and women worked to earn money to go out on dates, to pay for cars and just to have a little spending money when they need it. While working these part-time jobs, the kids got training in discipline, how to work on a team and how to take orders from other people. This on the job training will help them to better themselves for future forty to sixty hour a Christy Walker is busy bringing in the cart1s at Ruecherts Rueckert s. Paul Ayling takes a few bottles out of a cart while working at Don’s Foodland. 196 Tony White gets back to work. turn W. Vienna ftt). ClioJtttcfjigan 48420 Contact L mei Eye Examtnattoni 686 4240 insurance Agency line. £Ul Jbnns of insurance 777- 1 060 935' HooAtAh Rd. Btsich Run. Mtchtgan 484 1 5 197 Tim Butterfield Linda Loll Mike Medina Tiffany Thompson Tom Harper Sandy Bellll Todd Carlson Angela Austin Steve Colosky Chell Hadsall Robb Cook Jennifer Garfield Matt Smith Dawn Hunter John DIBerardino Michelle Thamm Brian Tanner Rob Dutcher Julie Hartley Noelle Tanner Hollle Gerger Tom Bovee Amy Stoltenberg Scott Breller Debbie Lonsway Mike Henry Karen Hudec Ryan Boulton Melissa Bird Matt Gibson Tracey Boulton Bob Gray Tara May Joel Strieker Carrie Henry Tim Hobson Kim Cuthbertson Ted Jankowski Dallas Griffin Stephanie Lynch Lisa Fischer Dale Leach Anita Matevia Brady Morse Margaret Slavik Jeff McClintock Stephanie Stefanko Wayne Miller Margaret Neil Scott Stafford Kathy Loomis 198 Jim Severn Anna Hauck Jim Johnson Ann Jankowski Jeff Ferguson Shawn Raquepaw Mark Totten Kim Stolz Karen Schrieber Lee Harback Laura Loomis Mark Weston Michelle Ball Chris Reynolds Toni Wilson Brett Yatsevich Jill Pruis Dean La Tour Karen Davis Kip Jekel Becky Gerskin Steve Mulcahy Chris McRae Scott Fritzler Roxanne Rousseau Tim Juillett Julie Kruska Don Wujkowski Lisa Pennington Paul Ayling Amy Evans Ray Banister Helena Solnenen Duane Black Valina Blasdell Willi Wager Jessie Faler bob Scharrer Rachel Tarrant Tom Spark Michelle Wilson Alan Vesperman Janet Casslday Mike Blankinslup Basll Blaney April O'Connell Melinda Latty Gene Mann Theresa Ryan Sheri McRae Amy Schlan Karen Schuster Jake Arnst Bobbie Weigandt Garnnie Mann Paula Williams Steve Reece Scott Kusky Debbie Schluckebier Kirsten Beiber Walt Martin Chris Bowen Lonnie Nlver Amy Zarko Eddie Belfort Jackie Rodriguez Greg McRae Missy Couvln Rick Berner Barb Trlnklein Tom Latchaw Dena Blance Brian Bovns DeAnna Brower Steven Briggs Valencia Knillo Lee Alma Renee Stilson Steve Locke Ronda Closson Mark Young Wendi Bujaki Kevin Davis Dannell Bois ®i mt Leonard Battles Kim Ross John Hobson Kris Barrett Bryan Altman Kari Jekel Scott Huber Randl Ives Kevin Lewis Cammie cuppes Ray Peters Kammie Gerger Kurt Clore Sheila Bosley Bob Ursuv Beckv Rank Ken Aldridge Sheila Ives Alan Achtobov8kl Sabrina Opfer Raymond Zue 111ft Heidi Ehlow Eric Hendrix Debbie Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kushuba Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ricard Achtobowski, Alan 6, 178, 179, 201 Aikena, Kimberly 52 A Idrich, Brian 60, 79, 158, 159 Aldrich, Christopher 60 Aldrich, Kenneth 7, 79, 94, 172, 174, 201 A Ima, Lee 200 Altman, Bryan 140, 201 Altman, Kenneth 52 Altman, Sheryl 47, 202 Amy, Dana 60 Atkins, Charlene 151 Austin, Angela 4, 34, 52, 76, 78, 79,80, 120, 127, 152, 171, 198 Ay ling, Paul 52, 196, 199 m Ball, Michelle 60, 79. 128, 129, 199 Bannister, Ray 7, 140, 179, 199, 202 Barrett Kristen 60, 110, 118, 119, 138, 158, 169, 161, 195, 201 Basner, Sherri 150 Battles, Robert 52, 77 Beach, Timothy 3, 40, 41, 78, 79, 132, 133 191 Beindorf, Jonnell 60 Belanger, Mark 106 Belfort, Robert 145, 150, 106 Belfort, Edward 157, 200 Belill, Sandra 50, 52, 59, 76, 81, 172 Bell, Michelle 52 Benham, Beverly 60 Bennett, Teresa 60, 79, 152, 170 Benson, Michelle 46 Bird, Melissa 3, 14, 15, 198, 202 Blaney, Trina 52 Blasdell, Valina 85, 199 Block, Deanna 4, 60, 118, 119 136 Block, Tina 60 Bloom, Kathy 178, 179 Book, Theresa 50 Bosley, Sheila 7, 47, 201 Boulton, Ryan I2, 4, 14, 78, 79, 81 140, 198, 202 Boulton, Tracey 34, 52, 59, 126, 127, 198 Bovee, Thomas 2, 46, 76, 80, 94, 132, 133, 152, 198 Bowns, Eric 60, 142 Boyce, Brent 106, 145, 150, 158, 160, 178 Boyce, Daryl 60 Bradbum, Christina 60 Brannon, Richard 100 Brannon, Bridget 34, 52 Breiler, Scott 52, 102, 112, 140, 198 Brewer, Carol 49, 108, 136, 137 Brewster, Jackie 199 Briggs, Steve 200 Brill, Adam 60, 112, 150 Britton, Angela 49, 158 Bronner, Dennis 60 Brower, DeAnna 2, 46, 191, 200 Brown, Shannon 60 Biumley, Billy Bruns, Jeff Buchal8ki, Tony Budd, Renae Budd, Randy Bujaki, Wendi Bullard, Trina Bully, Bobby Butterfield, Tim Byerley, Doug Byerley, Judy Carlson, Todd Cassiday, Cindy Ca88iday, Dennis Caesi day, Janet Castle, Mark Chaltraw, Belen Chapdelaine, Dawn Cherry, Tarmy Cherry, Theresa Cherry, Timothy Childs, Dana Childs, Darin Childs, Cary Childs, Jodie Chiszar, Chris Closson, Ronda Clyde, Mary Coffin, Brent Cole, Dawn Cole, Ron Colosky, Steve Colosky, Tim Cook, Jeff Cook, Robert Cooper, Dennis Cooper, Jeff Cooper, Keven Cooper Melissa Coughlin, Kathy Courtney, Rachelle Cox, William Crandall, Mary Claiming8, Chris Curming8, Darold Cu8ick, Tin Cuthbert8on, Kim Chisholm, John 62 60, 167 60 136, 202 132, 133, 160 62, 163, 168, 169, 200 126, 168 60 160, 198 62, 69, 140 61, 79, 138, 139 62, 78, 79, 113, 140, 198 62, 61, 163 94 34, 61, 62, 78, 79, 122, 123, 162, 168, 199, 202 63 60, 124, 126 34, 63 76, 122, 123, 201 61, 146, 164 61, 77, 133 138 63, 179 61 200 61 200 130, 160 4, 60, 102, 198, 94, 63 112 106, 113, 144, 146 14, 48, 140, 198 50, 151 61, 142 53, 94, 132, 133, 164 165, 198, 202 140, 141 133 201 76 53, 59 61, 134, 154, 171 53 53, 108 136 61, 142 61 61, 151, 202 38, 126, 127, 198 53 Valasinski, Tonia Carmen, Jeff Damsen, Lisa Daniels, Penny Danks, Jamie Davis Barb Davis, Karen Davie, Kevin DeBaradino, John Delaney, Trina Dennings, Stephanie Dietzel, Mike Dobie, Kelly Dodak, Tony Douglas, Robert Douglas, Thomas Dowdy, Troy Duff, Nancy 61 61 34, 53, 153 53, 78, 79 152, 194 61 136, 137, 180, 197, 46, 47, 200 140, 158, 53, 198 34 53, 78, 79, 158 53 53, 200 132 61 61 49, 202 138, 139, 150 199 Gagliardi, Renee 125, 158. 159 Ganske, Brent 150 Garfield, Jennifer 62, 128, 129 164, 198 158, Gerger, Holly 125, 198 Gerger, Karmie 62, 164, 201 Ger8kin, Rebecca 62, 79, 128, 129, Gib8on. Matt 64, 94, 102, 198 Gilbert, Lori 34, 54 Gilbert, Shelly 130 Glasco, Leslie 62, 150 Gnatkowski, Wesley 191 Goheen, Elaine 54 Gray, Kevin 62, 152 Gray, Lily 150 Gray, Robert 3, 94, 198 Gray, Steven 62, 79, 152 Griffin, Dallas 64, 94, 158, 198 Gunnels, Carrie 62, 125 Guest, Tony 145, 158 159, 199 Early, Timothy 152 Fhlow, Dick 100, 106, 107, 144 Ehlow, Heidi 201 Rabitz, Mike 62, 132, 133 Eichenhofer, Darrin 61, 105 Hacker, Bridgette 151 Ellis, Cindy 201 Hadsall, Cheli 61, 62, 79, 100, 110, 111, Ellis, Don 100, 145 134, , 135, 158, 159, 194, 198 Flowsky, Brenda 76, 138, 158, 159 Hadsall, Shawn 106, 158, 174 Eisner, David 201 Hall, John 199 EloW8ky, Lisa 48, 201 Hauck, Anne 62, 153, 158, 159, 161, 199 Engel, Dan 61 Harper, Michelle 64, 162 Engelhardt, Martin 53, 94, 102, 178 Harris, Scott 50, 106, 145, 158 Enszer, Cathy 61, 110, 158, 159 Hartley, Julie 62, 110, 158, 160, 198 Erway, Ed 62 Hendrix, Eric 62, 142, 201 E88enmacher, Rhonda 158, 201 Henige, Jackie 156 Evans, Amy 199 Henry, Carrie 64, 198 Ewing, Annette 62 Henry, Michelle 34, 62 Hensel, Renee 62 Herpel, Heather 62 w Fabian, Cheryl 15 Fankhauser, Beth 6, 53, 81, 152 Fankhau8er, Greg 4, 44, 48, 158, Ferguson, Jeff 156, 199 Ferguson, Todd 62 Fielding, Paul 62, 104, 142 Fischer, Ann 62 Fischer, Chris 110, 119, 138, h Fischer, Lisa 34, 53, 122, 123 Fischer, Kim 62 Forester, Glenora 53 Fox, Renee 51, 62, 152, 194 Foy, Mark 54, 199 Fritzler, Pam 118, 134, 158 Fritzler, Scott 199 Herzog, Susan Hobson, John Hobson, Joni Hobson, Tim Hogan, Liea Holme8, Richard Horenziak, Laura Howe, Michelle Huber, Scott Hudec, Karen Huggard, Heather Hunter, Dawn Huntley, Annette Husen Debra 54 54, 93, 94, 140, 141, 201 63, 79, 118, 146 49 34, 54 63, 77 63, 79 54, 168 94, 201 8, 44, 45, 158, 159, 161, 198 63 198 7 SO, 63, 170 u Inman, Mike 63 Irish, Rhonda 63 Ives, Sheila 46, 191, 201 205 Lohrmann, Laura 152 Loll, Linda 55, 122, 123, 198 Lonsway, Debbie 198 Loomis, Kathryn 34, 55, 59, 126, Jackson, David 54, 78, 79, 158, 159, 179 Loomis, Laura 48, 178, 199 Jackson, Jean 158 Loranger, Shane 55 Jacobs, James 63, 152 Louchart, Dena 15 Jacobs, Lori 134, 135, 151 Loudens lager, Loren 64 James, Brian 65 Lynch, Stephanie 8, 9, 48, 198 Jankowski, Ann 34, 64, 81, 171, 199 Jankowski, Ed 48 Jekel, Cari Jekel, Kip Jerred, Suzanne 8, 9, 46, 76, 180, 190, 201 54, 199 m 63 Jewell, Armie 54 Jewell, Beth 54 Johnson, James 121, 199 Mack, David 55 Johnson Joey 100, 121 Mack, Derek 55 Johnson Lori 151 Maeder, Mark 180 Johnson, Sandra 63 Magnus, Brian 46, 49, 94, 102 Johnson, Ted 63 Malecki, Tracy 38, 47, 201 Jones, Terry 63 Jones, Tiffany 34, Judd, Joseph Juillett, Tim Juillett, Todd Juras, John 63 64 136, 139, 162 64 4, 46, 47, 166, 196, 199 100, 106 Keith, Rick 100, 106, 158 Kellet, Tracy 63 Kelsey, Kendall 63 Kenny, Jim 112, 145, 158, 160 Kerr, Karie 154 Killian, Dan 201 Killian, Valerie 63, 128, 129 Knapp, Don 100, 106, 107, 145 Kneuss, Brian 63 Knight, Mark 63 Knispel, Lisa 63, 154 Knispel, Tracy 34, 54, 126, 127 Kodat, Felicia 122 Kohlhoff, Ed 54 Konesko, Julie 63 Kruska, Julie 34, 54, 116, 199 Kusky, Scott 46, 47, 152, 200 Kusky, William 48, 54, 200 landskroen, Melanie 134, 135 Lane, Sherri 201 LaGrand, Shannon 158, 160 LaPan, Michelle 63 LaPan, Robert 55 Lasley, Heidi 14 Lasley, James 64 Latchaw, Tom 55, 200 LaTour, Dean 47 Latty, Hank 199 Latty, Melinda 200 Lavrack, Chris 130 Lavery, Troy 100 lawrence, Robert 64, 164 Lawson, Mark 64 Leach, Dale 55, 94, 198 Lerette, Rebecca 64, 138 Letson, Deann 64 Lewis, Kevin 14, 49, 201 Lewis, Sandy 47, 202 Little, Dawn 64 Mane, Larry Mansfield, Melissa Marr, Kris Marr, Mike Martin, Steve Martin, Walter Martinez, Brian Marzi, Stephanie Mason, Dawn Massey, Erin Masty, Andrew Mastes, Jimmy Matzke, David Matzke, Matthew May, Stacie May, Tara McClintock, Jeff McFarland, Tom Mclnemey, Darrin McIntosh, Hollie McKay, Michelle McLean, Todd McQuiston, Duane McQuiston, Michael McFae, Christianna McRae, Francis McRae, Gregory McRae, Kris McRae, Richard McRae, Sherri Melenbrink, Teresa Merrihew, Chad Merrow, Jeff Metivia, Anita Micheals, Tiffany Mikac, Lisa Miller, Charles Miller, Don Miller, Heather Miller, Wayne Mocny, Chris Moon, Curt Moore, Cynthia Morse, Brady Morse, Kelly Munson, Dale Munson, Duane Munson. Jeff 100, 106, 161 66, 146 66 39 100, 106, 161 200 106, 146 118 130, 146 64, 79, 126, 129, 139, 139 64 142 56, 94, 133, 178 64, 142, 150 15 64, 77, 128, 129, 138, 164, 198 48, 94, 133, 152, 198 199 64 64, 151 64 55, 102 55 55, 64 199 64 55, 152, 200 154 64 200 64 64, 79, 112 56 55, 152 198 64, 171 55 156 55 64 55, 133, 198 64, 150 65, 142 65 198 55, 178 14, 140 100, 105, 142, 151, 158, 164 100, 145 206 m Neill, Margaret 65, 198 Nevius, Debra 65, 154 Neviu8, •lame8 55 Nichols, Jennifer 65, 158, 159 Nolan, Mili88a 34, 56 Nowak, Colette 118 Nowak, Mike 56 Nowak, Tom 41, 78, 79, 85, 94, 132, 165 © Oberski, Bob 151 O’ Connell, April 56, 200 Oehring, Tabatha 56, 178, 201 O'Kelly, Penny 34, 56 Opczynski, Helen 56 Opczynski, Tina 56, 155 Opfer, Sabrina 114, 116, 201 Packard, George 56 Palasky, Mike 56 Parker, Steve 65 Paskins, Jackie 199 Pearce, Patti 56 Pennington, Lisa 4, 34, 56, 59, 76, 77, 78, 79. 126, 127, 199 Percy, Li8a 4 Periard, Ed 144, 145 Periard, Dan 100, 106, 144, 145, 158, 159 Perrin, Jeff 65 Peter8, Raymond 56, 165, 190, 201 Polzin, Tim 56 Popham, David 65 Port, David 14, 49, 190, 195, 202 Presnull, Scott 144, 145 Pruis Beth 4, 56, 59, 108, US, 116, 1171 134, 135, 202 Pruis, Jill 56, 108, 115, 116, 117, 135, . 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Be Iinda 46, 47 Putnam, Robert 65 Putnam, Vicki 65 199 Rabb, Trina 65 Ragan, David 56 Ramon, Catherine 56, 158, 191 Ramon, Cynthia 65, 124, 125, 154, Rank, Becky 56, 201 Raquepaw, Dawn 7 4, 56, 134, 152, Raquepaw, Shawn 65, 118, 138, 199 Reagin, Tim 61, 100 Reddy, Lisa 56 Reddy, Frank 65 Reikow8ky, Lori 56, 122, 123 Reimer, Candace 65, 150 Reno, David 39, 175 Reynolds, Chris 97, 100, 154, 199 Rhondo, Paul 100 Rice, Dan 65, 158, 159, 161, Rice, Michelle 180 Rigda, Melissa 47 Rivard, Tarmy 56 Rivard, Scott 100 Robinson, Wade 57, 102, 140, 141 Robinson, Christa 65, 151, 201 Roe, Brian 57, 133 Rolfe, Kim 65 Rood, Nancy 125, , 158 160 Ross, Michelle 65 Rose, Kim 201 Rousseau, Lorie 65 Rousseau, Steven 57 Roselle, Jenelle 164 Rovoll, Mark 65, 142, 150 Rowe, Kenny 57 Ruhstorfer, Amy 57, 108, 109 Ryan, Theresa 200 Quaderer, Tracy 65, 134 207 Sabourin, Jody Sami, Dawn Sapp, Carolyn Satchell, Trish S char re r, Robert Schian, Amy Schilke, Mark Schluckebier, Debra Schoof, Matt Schreiber, Karen Schuster, Karen Schwertner, Vicky Seeley, Robert Segura, Luis Segura, Yolanda Seorun, Cindy Severn, James Severs, Wendy Shaler, Chris Shifter, Brian Sims, Amy Sims, Lisa Slavik, Margaret Slavik, Robert Smith, Brian Smith, Catherine Smith, Jeffrey Smith, John Smith, Kellie Smith, Matt Smith, Melissa Smith, Michael Smith, Nancy Smith, Tiffany Sniff, Tamie Soinmen, Helena Solak, Jennifer Solak, Kenneth Solak, Scott Solinski, Scott Solinski, Su-Lin Sparck, Pam Sparck, Thomas Specht, Michael Spindler, Lisa Sprague, Rhonda Stafford, Brady Stafford, Ernest Stafford, Joanne Starke I, Brian Starke I, John Stefanko, Stephanie Stein, T risha Stevens, Mathew Strong, Tom Stoltenberg, Amy Stoltenberg, Jason Stoley, Dawn Stolz, Kimberly Stowell, Kevin Strieker, Carmen Strieker, Joel Stroik, Kristy Strong, Thomas Suppe8, Cajmie Sutto, John Szostak, Thomas 118 126, 127, 180 47 130, 134, 199 94, 102, 103, 199 15, 40, 46, 78, 79, 108, 134, 92, 100, 105, 133, 158, 165 14, 46, 200 94, 96, 156, 157 4, 199 3, 146, 200 150 46, 78, 79, 132, 133, 57 130 34, 37, 178, 202 57, 199 66 38 66, 143 151, , 158, 160 37, 179 66, 92. 93, 108, 115, 116, 121, , 202 100 37, 59, US, 116, 117 37, 78, 79 66 37, 178 132, , 133, 198 66, 134 66 135, , 198 200 , 202 34, 57 34 57 116, 199 66 66, 142, 151 57 179, 201 66, 118, 119, 134 47 57, 199 57 66 15, 46, 49, 158, 159, 161 100, 106, 107, 144, 145 48, 84, 94, 102, 103 40, 66, 92, 108, 116 3 66, 78, 79 57, 153, 198 66, 122, 123, 146, 152, 158 57 158, 159, 179 8, 9, 40, 44, 45, 76, 126, 127, 158, 159, 161, 180, 198 190 158 34, 57, 59, 126, 127, 153, 199 100, 145, 151, 158, 160 151, 158 57, 92, 121, 165, 198 34, 57 58, 78, 79 66, 158, 201 46, 47 66, 105, 142 Tackabury, Angie 48, 180 Tackabury, Eric 58 Tackington, Jenny 118, 138, 151 Tanner, Brian 94, 198 Tanner, Dawn 158 Tanner, Carianna 66, 154 Tanner, Noelle 34, 58, 78, 7, Taub, Jill 66, 79, 110, Taylor, Debbie 47, 201 Taylor, Julia 66 Taylor, Wayne 58 Teeple, Brina 47 Tharm, Michelle 58, 190, 198 Thomas, Gregory 133 Thompson, Robert 4, 112, 113, . Thompson, Tiffany 58, 152, 158, Timlick, Tamala 6, 7, 201 Totten, Mark 140, 199 Trinklein, Barbara 48, 85, 200 Truckner, Chris 58 Truckner, Teri 77 Tune, Rita 66 Upton, Renee 158, 159 Ursuay, Rebecca 58, 200 w Vance, Lee 58, 153, 201 Vaverek, Glen 51, 100 Vaughn, Jerry 4, 180 Vert, Kristopher 66, 142, 152 Ve8perman, Alan 58, 133, 199 Vespeman, Suellen 66, 118, 138 w Vager, Carla 66, 151 Vager Denise 67, 154 Yatsevich, Brett 4, 94, 158, 199 Vager, Vi Ilie 199 Meager, Kimberlee 78, 79, 108, 134, 135 Waggoner, Jill 58 Vagner, Jackie 34, 58, 59 Vagner, Rebecca 67 Valker, Cristy Walker, Phillip 196 7, 132, 133, 175, 179, 201 m Valle, William 67 Valkter8, Terri 118, 146 Vamemuende, Laura 34, 58, 78, 79, 116, 136 Zarko, Amy 47t 200 Var8in, Eric 67 Zarko, Kelly 67, 79 Warzecha, Richard 67 Zirrmemman, Brett 59, 112 Watson, Tammy 130, 138 Zissler, Jeffery 96, 156, 195 Wat8on, Brian 58 Zoromski, Ann 58, 122, 123, 201 Wheatley, Heather 194, 67, 151 Zoromski, Andrew 67 Weller, Chrie 58 Zuellig, Jennifer 59, 78, 79, 112, 113, 134, 158, 159 Wellman Bridget 134, 135, 158 Zuniga, Patrica 130, 131 Wellman, Craig 58 Wellman, Donald 67 Verdehoff, Timothy 58 Vinton, Mark 84, 94, 102, 133, 191, 199 Weston, Stephanie 118, 119, 138, 158, 159 Wheaton, Tammy 110, 111, 118, 138, 158, 164 Wheeler, Missay 125 White, Tony 196, 197 Wilin8ki, Mark 58 Wilin8ki, Tom 100 Williams, Kenneth 67 Williams, Michael 67 Williams, Paula 34, 58, 200 Williams, Scott 58 Wilson, Russell 49, 94, 102, 103, 133 Wilson, Toni 34, 58, 126, 127, 158, 160,199 Winslow, Phaedra 67, 79 Wolinski, Mark 58, 140 Wordon, Jason 100 Worden, Laura 51, 67, 100, 194 Wright, Gina 67 WroubeT, Deborah 40, 78, 79, 84, 108, 109, 114, 116 Wujkowski, Don 59, 102, 105, 140, 199 VO® v JZsm cy , o 1 . °° OJm rr V ..Hr jfor v 209 r