Bronson High School - Viking Yearbook (Bronson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1974 volume:

rt5- ♦� T: X 1 Jl ter asS .sK A • Aj p- - v - spas , ffl. Jv . %� ■ v • I • (pfe j§ ’ VP THE 1974 VIKING Bronson High School Bronson, Michigan Volume 44 Where It’s At Dedication 3 Administration 7 Faculty 13 Seniors 25 Juniors 51 Sophomores 59 Freshmen 65 Activities 73 Organizations 95 A thletics 113 Advertisements 137 This year’s 1974 VIKING is dedicated to Marie Tracy. She has been with the Bronson school system for twenty-eight years. Starting in 1946 she has worked as secretary under 6 superintendents. Elwyn J. Bod-ley, George Carpenter, Gareth Heisler, Gorden VanWeiren, Burton Aldrich, and Robert Beauchamp. We hope that by dedicating this year's annual to Mrs. Tracy she will realize how much she has been appreciated and will be remembered by all. 3 Annual Staff 1974 4 5 6 ADMINISTRATION Tenderly now let all men turn to the earth Nancy Newhall School Board Richard Himebaugh Elmer Moffett Secretary Jane Ann Brown Treasurer Tom Megargle, above Right, Max Bucklin Bob O'Rourke 8 MR. ROBERT BEAUCHAMP has served as superintendent for the Bronson Community Schools for the last three years. He received his BS degree at NMU and his MA at U of M. He was superintendent at Ovid-Elsie Area Schools for eight years before coming to Bronson. MRS. MARIE TRACY is Mr. Beauchamp's secretary. Mrs. Tracy is retiring after this year. She has been helpful to everyone and will be remembered by everyone. Good Luck Mrs. Tracy!!! V 4 9 MR. WARREN WADE has been principal since the 1970-71 school year. Throughout the years, Mr. Wade has made a worthwhile change in the curriculum. MRS. PHYLLIS CRANDALL has been with the high school five years. She is Mr. Wade's secretary, and is always of help to anyone who needs it. Counselors The counselors at Bronson High are MRS. DONNA BRUSAK and MR. ROBERT WHITCOMB. They have been friendly and helpful to all the students. The counselors are doing their best to help each student set up a schedule that will coordinate with what they may be doing after they graduate. n ROLLAND NORTON keeps uack of the money going in and out of the school. He sets up a budget for the school every year. Mr. Norton will not be coming back in the fall and will be missed by everyone. MARLENE BURKHARDT is Mr. Norton’s financial secretary. She keeps track of all the money for various clubs and activities. 15 FACULTY . . . that gray color . . . -which nature loves; color of unpainted wood, weather-stain; time-stain; not glaring nor gaudy; the color of all roofs, the color of all things that endure . . . David Thoreau Mr. Andridge teaches Biology 1 and II and Conservation: he has been teaching here for 5 years. Mr. Anglin has been with us for 5 years, and this year he is teaching Arts and Crafts, Elements of Art, and Drawing and Painting. Mr. Bowers teaches a variety of things: Basic Woods, Furniture and Cabinet Making, Industrial Vocations and Home Mechanics. He has taught here for 6 years. MR. ALAN ANDRIDGE MR. VERN ANGLIN M MRS. DIANE BOLTON Mrs. Bolton is rather new at teaching, this being her second year. This year she is teaching German I and II and English I and II. Mrs. Eich who has been here for three years is now teaching English I and II and Practical English. She is now expecting and will be taking a year's leave. Miss Chisholm is very active in our school. She teaches Michigan Leadership, World History, Debate, and also helps with drama and follies. Mr. Carroll teaches Band here at the high school and also at the junior high school. He has taught here for 4 years. MISS PAT CHISHOLM MR. NORM CARROLL 5 16 This year Mrs. Hurd has been teaching 9th grade and advanced Phys. Ed. She has also taught Health Education. She has been with Bronson Senior High School for 5 years. Mr. Elkins is teaching Manufacturing Process, Mechanical Drawing, and Art Metals. He has been teaching for 5 years. Mr. Hinkley, who has been here for 4 years, is leaving us. He has taught Animal and Plant Science, Agriculture Industry, and Soil Science. MR. DOUG ELKINS MRS. VERA HURD MR. FRED HINKLEY Mr. Mosier has enjoyed teaching Creative Writing, American Literature, English II, and College Composition. He has been with us for six years. Here is a teacher who likes to help students - Mr. Lockwood has taught in the Resource Center for 3 years. Mr. Moon has taught seven years - U. S. History and Phys. Ed. and Advanced Phys. Ed. for boys. He has been chosen several times for teacher of the year. This is Mr. Knapp's eighth year and this year he has been teaching Mass Media, English I and Michigan Leadership. He also has been in charge of Teens for Christ. MR. CARROLL MOON MR. DAVE KNAPP MR. DON MOSIER MR. DAVE LOCKWOOD 17 Miss Redford has been teaching at Bronson High School for four years. She has taught Typing I, Business Machines, Shorthand, and Business Survey. Mrs. Moss has been head of Future Teachers and also teaches Earth Science, Human Life System, Algebra I, and Chemistry. She's been here for 6 years. She hates to have her picture taken. In his second year at Bronson High, Mr. Neitzert has taught Algebra II, General Math, and Geometry. This is Mrs. Pustelnik's first year at Bronson H. S. She has been great teaching the Chorus and the A Capella Choir. MISS BARBARA REDFORD MRS. KAREN MOSS MR. KENT NEITZERT 18 This year Mrs. Shoun has Algebra I, Physical Science, Physics, and General Math. She is also head of Future Nurses. Mrs. Shoun has been here for 7 years. This is Ms. Smith's first year teaching at Bronson High. She's in charge of Clothing, Advanced Foods, Family Living, and Interior Decorating. She's leaving to live in Arizona. Mr. Scully has been here with us 10 years. This year he is teaching Economics, Government, Industrial Revolution, United Nations, and Colonial History. The seniors love him! MRS. ELLEN SHOUN MS. BETH SMITH MR. GORDON SCULLY 19 Mr. VanDam has been at the high school for 8 years. He's teaching Typing I, Personal Typing I, Business Law, and Accounting. Here is a nice teacher who can't keep his chair dry - his name is Mr. Tracy. He's teaching Government, Boys Phys. Ed., and International Relations. Mr. Tracy has been here for nine years. Mrs. Wilkins is new here but she seems to get along with everyone. Her classes are English I, Minority Literature, and Drama Production. She keeps the school laughing and has been here for two years. MR. KEITH TRACY MR. JOHN VanDAM MRS. CHARLENE WILKINS 20 MRS. NORMA WHITCOMB Mrs. Whitcomb only teaches for a half day but you don't leave her class without learning something. Her classes are Home Ec. I, Health Education, Child Development. She has been here for 5 years. Mr. Wotta teaches U. S. History Survey, Michigan Leadership and has been here for four years. He's always having problems with his blackboard. Mr. Zabonick teaches a subject called Consumer Math. It is very helpful because you tend to forget, as he always says. His other classes are Analytical Geometry and Mechanical Drawing I. He has been with us for 19 years. MR. PHILLIP WOTTA rioioiooK MR. WILLIAM ZABONICK Heritage j branch district library 21 Mrs. Norton is our librarian and she has done a fine job trying to keep all of the books and magazines in order. She has been with us for 13 years, and we are sad to hear she will be leaving us. Her willingness to help and friendly smile will be greatly missed. Mrs. Laws has been with the Bronson High School for 10 years. She is in charge of our study halls. She's known for her shyness . . . she always gets her student. Mrs. Troyer helps Mrs. Norton with the library. She's also done a lot since she’s worked here. She's been at the high school for four years. MRS. CLARE LAWS MRS. MARGARET NORTON MRS. DEANNE TROYER mm 22 Cooks and Custodians CUSTODIANS - L. TO R.: Jim Blaskie Cleo Crandall Chuck Collins Andy Losinski COOKS - L. TO R.: Marge Keeslar, Bertha Hoard, Marlene Sikorski, Ruby Evens. 23 FRONT ROW, L TO R: C. Cushing, R. Younce, and J. Saitz. BACK ROW, L TO R: R. Wohlers, S. Miller, I. Worthman, C. Beck, H. Wolff, B. Bucknell, and W. Williams. Bus Drivers FRONT ROW, L TO R: F. Furney, F. Wolff, F. Somerlott, C. Somerlott. BACK ROW, L TO R: D. Parks, M. Cranson, H. Piatt, A. Stough, R. Widner, I. Kolassa, and E. Tice. 24 • vi SENIORS Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. Its thin current slides away, but eternity remains. David Thoreau SENIORS CLASS OF 1974 “Something to do Something to love Something to hope for. ” The 1974 Senior class sponsors and officers are: Pat Barkowski, President; Brenda Nutt, Treasurer; Linda Unterkircher, Vice-President; Mr. Mosier and Mr. Moon, advisors; Karen Herman, Secretary. The Senior class colors are: Admiral Blue Sistine Blue The class flower: Red Rose HAL BAIRD PAT BARKOWSKI PERRY BECK KATHY ADAMSKI DARLENE AKINS JOHN ARVER RON BEGLEY BRIAN BELL DAN BELOTE KAREN BELOTE ULF BERGQVIST CHERYL BIDWELL LEO BLOUIN JEFF BOUCHER JEFF BRADLEY DEBBIE BRIDGE PAULETTE BROWN KAREN BUCKLIN JEFF CAMP DEBBIE CARY MARK CARY MICHELLE CHRISTIAN ALLEN COSSAIRT CHRIS CROY DAN CZAJKOWSKI RAY CZAJKOWSKI ARDEN DAVIDSON DAVE DETER ALAN DIXON DANA DUKE CHRIS DUNN JEFF FLEMING LESLIE FOGLESONG KATHY FRENCH DIANE GILBERT BRIAN GLADSTONE SHARON GOCHCOFF RICK GREGG JOHN HAWLEY EMILY HANSELMAN JEFF HAYLETT SHARON HELTZEL JOHN HERMAN Those attending summer camps this last year were, Rick Gregg, Boys’ State. Vickie Schoneboom, Girls' State. Susie Norton, Farm Bureau Youth Seminar. Annette Smoker and Barb Mayer, Annual Camp. Monte Moffett, Boys' State. These people worked very hard not just for themselves, but for Bronson High School. We are proud to say that Bronson was well represented during the summer of 1973. KAREN HERMAN PEGGY HICKS JIM HOARD LEROY HOARD ROD HODGE LAURA HOYT LANNY HUBER SUSAN HYSKA BETH IDING LEIVA JOHNSON LAMARR KAISER DEBBIE KELLER DENNIS KELLEY LYNN (BOOD) KIBILOSKI MIKE KREIENBRINK HOLLY LAMPMAN SUE LEHMAN BONNIE LILLY ELAINE LILLY LINDA LITTLEJOHN BEV MAYER MIKE MADDOX BRIAN McCOY MIKE LOSINSKI PAMELA LUTZ BARB MAYER linda McDonald ROBIN MECKLENBURG JOYCE METZGER BECKY SHAFFER LOUISE SHAW ELLIE SHOUN JIM (BEAR) RATKOWSKI JOHN REES KATHY RUBLEY VICKIE SCHONEBOOM KARMEN SEILER KEVIN SMOKER SUE SHUFELT JOHN SILER LINDA SKANDIS ROLAND SLAGLE ANNETTE SMOKER GENE SMOKER ROD SZAFRANSKI JIM TROYER MARK STICKNEY MICK SWIHART JO SZAFRANSKI SUE YESH MYRA ZABONICK LOIS WOODCOX ED WOODFORD CHRIS YESH The class of 1974 would like to commend JEFF HAYLETT for his faithful, concerned, and dedicated work as a Student Council representative on the school board this year. 42 Graduation ’74 43 44 45 As tradition through the years, the class of '74 was escorted to the final stage of Graduation by the honor guards of the class of '75. BOTTOM PICTURE: Seniors await the final step of their completion of school. 46 Valedictorian, Linda Unterkircher, gave a speech on ••JOURNEY INTO LIFE.” Commencement was held Thursday, June 6th, 1974, eight o'clock, on the Athletic Complex. It turned out to be a beautiful night, although rain clouds were a threat all day. Pat Barkowski, left, president of the Class of '74 addressed the crowd with a talk entitled, ''FREEDOM.” MR. BEAUCHAMP presented the Class of 1974 for Graduation. 48 TOP PICTURE: Brian Bell leads the class in the traditional act of turning the tassel. LEFT: Having Graduation completed, Pat Bar-kowski, in his last duty as President acts for his class in turning over the class cane to Rick Hollister, incoming President of the Class of '75. 49 TOP PICTURE: The Band, under the direction of Mr. Carroll, played the traditional marches for Commencement. LEFT: Only a senior knows how it feels to complete high school by graduating. Sometimes just an embrace will say more than words ever could. 50 JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall Acmoody, Bonnie Albright, Randy Allison, Mike Anthony, Judy Baker, Ed Barnes, Joy Barone, Julie Barone, Kathy Beauchamp, Jim Bell, Kim Belote, Ken Bidwell, Floyd Blanck, Becky Bogucki, JoAnn Boucher, Lon Bowdish, Cheryl Brewer, Brad Brusak, Jeff Buckley, Deb Burch, Barb Butters, Tim Calloway, Ken Cary, Sheri Clinansmith, Cindy Collyer, Doug This year's 1974 Junior Advisors and officers are: MISS REDFORD GAIL LAMPMAN, Treas. DIANE GIBBS, Sec. BILL KING. Pres. RICK HOLLISTER, Vice-Pres. and Mr. Knapp 52 Cossairt, Robert Cunningham, Claudia Davidson, Mark DePuy, Barb Elliot, Jim Ellis, Mark Crabill, Crabill, Crabtree, Crandall, Cronkhite, Clark Clay Dave Ruth Doug 53 English, Rick Ernsberger, Jo Ann Ernsberger, Kandy Ernsberger, Larry Evans, Denny Ferry, Polly Fowler, Karen Garman, Mark Gentry, Linda German, Scott Gibbs, Diane Gilbert, David Goodsell, Debra Grove, Julie Halferty, Tanya Hanselman, Fran Harris, Sandy Hastings, Doug Herman, Karen Herman, Mike Hesse, Mary Himebaugh, Christy Himebaugh, Helen Hoard, Jeannie Hoard, Ray Hollister, Pam Hollister, Rick Holt, Jim Houghton, Robin Hungeiford, Sue Hyska, Mary Hyska, Monica Hyska, Norman Johnson, Beth Jolliff, Gary 54 King, Bill Klavinski, Deb Kline, Connie Kloko, Kathy Knapp, Mike Knapp, Ron Kolassa, Marsha Kreienbrink, Diane Kupiecki, John Kwasniewski, Angie Lampman, Gail Laws, Sue Lindsey, Janet Little, Dan Lopez, Virgil 55 Losinski, Andrea Ludwick, Randy Lutz, Mark Mase, Vicky McComb, Larry McLatcher, Dick Michael, Fred Miller, Darrell Miller, Kim Mobley, Dennis Mock, Connie Mohney, Jeff Nettleman, Myma Neuleman, Verna O'Rourke, Mary Pamp, Matt Payne, Becky Petitjean, LeAnn Pifer, Thomas Post, Ron Rawden, Dave Reilly, Jim Reynolds, Debbie Richards, Joni Rieger, Bruce Rifenburgh, Patty Ritter, Harold Rosenberry, Dan Ross, Morris Roussey, Coleen Schaefer, Judy Schaefer, Sara Schoneboom, Craig Skinner, Kim Smith, Dan 56 Thomas, Tighe Troyer, Uhrig, Vallance, Wasikowski, Joe Sherry Pam Karen Kathy Tony Webb, Weber, Weigt, Weller, Wells, Wilson, Jamie Dave Ed Deb Dessie Michele 57 ABSENT: Wonders, Woodworth, Wotta, Wotta, Karmen Deb Jeff Lorraine Burnett, Brad Diamond, Gloria Gochcoff, Vergill Nearpass, Dan Stayner, Cheryl 58 SOPHOMORES Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another. The oak dies down to the ground, leaving within its rind a rich virgin mould, which will impart a vigorous life to an infant forest. David Thoreau The Sophomores class officers and advisors are: MRS. BOLTON BRENDA BATTENFIELD, Sec. CAROL WOLF, Treas. MR. WOTTA PETER SHOUN, Vice-Pies. TED MODERT, Pres. AcMoody, Robert Allison, Evelyn Amyx, Vicky Armstrong, Roland Baird, Margaret Balle, Faustina Barkowski, Dennis Barone, Paul Barr, Bill Battenfield, Brenda Bistel, Pam Blair, Jane Bohacz, Roger Brown, Chris Brown, Doug Bucklin, Jeff Burch, Jerry Butler, Mike Butters, Tony Bystry, Kay Carper, Millie Carter, Homer (Jim) Carvey, Brenda Cleckner, Ronda Climer, Madeline Cook, Jim Cossairt, Bette Crabill, Cheryl Crabill, Dan Cranson, Barb Cranson, Kelly Cronkhite, Joyce Czajkowski, Jackie Czajkowski, Walter DeBellas, Carol Dewey, Dana Dixon, Patsy Doty, Paul Duke, Dan Eichler, Keith Eichler, Kevin Ellison, Laurie Ernsberger, Jack Fisher, Don Fitch, Bob Fochtman, Ronda Fraley, Ron Garman, Gary Gilbert, Cindy Glenn, Dave Goetz, Jody Green, Rick Grindle, Penny Grove, Barb Guzy, Bill Hagen, Brian Harper, Julie Hart, Kerrie Herman, Alan Hicks, Terry 61 Houtz, Laura Hoyt, Lynda Hurd, Yvonne Irwin, Juanita Jasper, Julie Jenkot, George Johnson, Randal Kelley, Mike Kelley, Tim Kibiloski, Bryan Kimbel, Sharon Kolassa, Marcy Kolassa, Missy Kreienbrink, Teresa Kubasiak, Sandy Kwasniewski, Mary Lehman, Carolyn Losinski, Allen Losinski, Tom Ludwick, Rock Lutz, Mike Maddox, Steve Malone, Randy Miller, Connie Miller, Sherry 62 Milliman, Jess Milliman, Tom Mitchell, Terri Mock, Brenda Modert, Ted Moheny, Kim Murphy, Kathie Nowak, Lynda Osborn, Maureen Owen, Brenda Oxenrider, Joann Painter, Scot Paul, Dan Phillips, Leo Poljansek, Santiago Powers, Kelly Purdy, Teresa Rawden, Peter Reilly, Jeff Rees, Sue Reser, Virginia Reynolds, Tom Ritter, Julie Robinson, Don Roudebush, Lee Rubley, Keith Rubley, Monty Rumsey, Cheryl Rumsey, Tim Schoneboom, Perry Sellers, Scott Sexton, Steve Shaw, Elaine Shoun, Peter Sikorski, Lori 63 Simond, Cheryl Skinner, Kerry Skinner, Kirk Slagle, Diane Smith, Earl Smoker, Carol Stefanski, Deb Sullivan, Terry Sweet, Ed Szafranski, Tim Torrey, Charlene Traskos, Jeff VanAken, Darlene Vorce, David Wallo, Jim Ward, Judy Warner, Bret Weber, Mary Weber, Sue Wellman, Gaylord West, Faye Widner, Joyce Wilber, Cathy Williams, Rick Wolf, Carol Woodcox, Alan Wotta, Laura Wotta, Rick Yesh, Jerry Yesh, Mark Yockey, Cathy York, Kim Younce, Karla Zebolsky, Cathy Birchfield, Dawn Absent: Everidge, Ernie 64 FRESHMEN I am the Poem of the Earth, said the voice of the rain. Eternal I rise impalpable out of the bottomless sea. Walt Whitman FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS - L TO R: MRS. BRUSAK, DAVE O’ROURKE. pres., JIM SOBESKI, v. pres., SHEILA WISER. treas., CHRIS MILLIMAN, sec., MR. WHITCOMB Picture Not Available AcMoody, Cindy Adamson, Kip Akins, Debbie Baggett, Mike Bailey, Gennelle Balog, Patty Barone, Tony Barr, Dawn Bell, Bob Belote, Scott Bercaw, Dan Bercaw, Randy Bercaw, Sandy Bidwell, Dianna Bluhm, Robert Bodine, Charles Bodine, Gayle Bowerman, Beverly Brown, Bryan Bucklin, Jerry Burnett, Bruce Butters, Bonnie Butlers, Jay Byler, Bob Calhoon, Jill Calloway, Steve Camp, Barb Chard, Rose Cholka, Maureen Clark, LeeAnn Cockrell, Mary Coolidge, June Collins, Paula Covey, Jim Czajkowski, Jack Davis, Risa Davis, Tom Dixon, Chris Doty, Dean Dunn, Cindy Drumm, Cindy Eichler, Kathy English, Diane Fair, Kevin Ferry, Duane Firestone, Katrina Foley, Jeff Forsyth, Pam Fowler, Greg Fuller, Lisa Gardner, Kevin Gentry, David George, Tammy Gochcoff, Barb Grindle, Dennis 67 Herman, Himebaugh, Himes, Kathy Jess Tim Hoard, Hoard, Hoffer, Brian Karie Ron Hollister, Hollister, Horkey, Hout, Jolliff, Kaiser, Alan Randy Phil Clarence Sandy John Kelley, Kibiloski, Klavinski, Kline, Knapp, Knapp, Michelle Nancy Ginger Leonard Doug Scott 68 Kniseley, Lepper, Lepper, Lepper, Lilly, Little, Ed Dan Tedd Todd Carol Connie Lombard, Losinski, Losinski, Debbie Ben Dan Losinski, Losinski, Losinski, LuAnn Mike Cathy Lung, McDaniel, McDaniel, McDonald, McKinley, Matchette, Debbie Gary Shirley Rod Larry Jeff Megargle, Michael, Micklatcher, Milliman, Mobley, Mock, Martha Burton Karen Chris Jackie Kathy 69 Modert, Krystal Moffett, Cathy Mohney, Craig Mosser, Gene Neihardt, Tony Neil, Cindy Nettleman, Kathy Nettleman, Renee Nettleman, Sherry Neveraski, Damian Nutt, Debbie Oliver, Tim O'Rourke, Dave Payne, Betty Phillips, Leona Phillips, Loretta Rimmer, Doris Rimmer, Lillian Robinson, Karen Roser, David Ross, Mike Rueckert, Mark Rumsey, Leah Russell, Bob Salek, Loraine Schlautman, Cindy Schlautman, Jackie Schoneboom, Brad Shaffer, Dennis Sielken, Debbie Sikorski, Jacob Sikorski, Larry Sikorski, Sherri Siler, Jim Smith, Glenna 70 Smoker, Diana Smoker, Randy Smoker, Ricky Smoker, Rose Ann Snyder, Kelly Sobeske, Jim Spanninga, Jeff Smith, Larry Smith, Penny Smith, Rodney Smoker, Andy Springstead, Mike Stanley, Gloria Stevenson, Lori Stroh, Frank Supianoski, Donald Traskos, Greg Troth, Julie Troyer, Chuck Troyer, Don Tucker, Tina Turpin, Bob Vallance, Lyle Vincent, Bruce Walker, Julie Walker, Danny 71 Warner, Eric Wegienka, Neva Weigt, Steve Wells, Sherry West, Marie Williams, Darlene Wiser, Sheila Wolf, Marilyn Woodworth, Greg Worthman, Linda Wotta, Janet Yesh, Blair Zebolsky, Rick Lester, Craig Davidson, Tim ABSENT: Arney, Wayne Bates, Terry Hoard, Lonnie 72 ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau ROW 1, L TO R: Barb Mayer, Linda Skandis, Linda Unterkircher, 1974 Queen Pam Lutz, Kathy French, Myra Zabonick. ROW 2: Leroy Hoard, John Arver, Pat Barkowski, 1974 King Dan Belote, Mike Kreienbrink, Dan Czajkowski. This year's homecoming was held October 5. The theme was Revival of the Fifties. First place float was the Library Club's with their revival of the Sputnik. Seniors took second place with The Jive Hive. ” A dance was held after the game with Fuse providing entertainment for the evening. Pam Lutz and Dan Belote were crowned this year’s Queen and King by Candy Klavinski and Clint Krie-inbrink, last year's Queen and King. 74 75 The Fall Play for this year consisted of three one-act plays. They were Ledge, Ledger, and the Legend, Curse You, Jack Dalton, and The Cop and the Anthem, Ledge, Ledger, and the Legend was about a young man who wanted to commit suicide by jumping off a building. He is confronted by a young woman who specializes in professional suicides. Curse You, Jack Dalton was an old-fashioned melodrama, complete with hero, heroine, and villain. The Cop and the Anthem” was about a park bench bum who wants to get arrested so he can spend the winter in a nice warm jail. All three plays were enjoyed by the audience as well as the actors. 76 BOTTOM ROW: Bob AcMoody, Dan Duke. Marsha Kolassa, Lorraine Wotta, Diane Gibbs. Beth Iding, Rick Gregg, Peter Shoun. TOP ROW: Dave O'Rourke. Jane Blair. Kathy French, Advisor Mrs. Wilkins, Bonnie AcMoody, Fall Plays Bill King. 77 Sno-Ball The theme for this year's Sno-ball, January 19, was Walking Through a Winter Past.” It featured colonial stores along one wall. A barbershop was the background for this year's band Northwind. Refreshments were served from a general store. Another wall was covered by a stone mansion where guests were seated. This year's queen, Maureen Osborn, was crowned by last year's queen, Sheri Cary. 78 L TO R: Karla Younce, Bette Cossairt, 1974 Queen Maureen Osborn, Sheri Cary, Diane Kreienbrink, Angie Kwasniewski, Gail Lampman. BACK ROW: Dave Crabtree, Jack Erns-berger, Bill Guzy, Matt Belote, Greg Synder, Leroy Hoard, Terry Barringer. 79 80 January 24, 1974, was the date for the Student-Faculty basketball game, sponsored by the Bronson Education Association. The students suffered a well-played defeat at the hands of the infamous teachers! The main event was preceded by a girls basketball game and 5th and 6th grade game. Proceeds from the evening went to the B. E. A. Scholarship Fund, which is used to benefit students throughout the school system through summer camps and workshops and college scholarships. ROW 1, L TO R: Ed Knisley, A1 Herman. ROW 2: Ellie Shoun, Miss Chisholm, Rick Gregg, Bill King, Kathy Kloko, Matt Smith, Mark Lutz, Karen Fowler, Joy Barnes. BACK ROW: Diane Gibbs, Susie Norton, Byron Hurd, Patty Wolff, Beth Iding, Kathy French, Sheri Cary, Chris Brown. AESOP’S FALABLES was a loosely-based collection of well-known fables. Taking its more-or-less plot from Sir Wilfrid Wolf, who claimed he was wrongfully typed by Aesop as a bad guy, the play undertakes to overturn other fables, drawing new morals from them, somewhat different from the old familiar ones in musical presentation Rock, Rock With Old Aesop. The student directors were Ellie Shoun and Rick Gregg. Director was Miss Chisholm. 82 83 84 58 PL6I — yddM hl L Showtime ’74 The 1974 Follies were held this year the second weekend of May. It was a combination of skits, songs and musical numbers. The money that was taken in went into the lighting fund. Connie Rustandi was the guest spot this year, with her imitation of Louis Armstrong. The three teachers who worked hard to make the follies a success were Miss Chisholm, Mr. Carroll, and Mrs. Pustelnik. 86 87 88 89 Somewhere Over the Rainbow The prom was held on Saturday, May 18th, 1974, in the high school gym. The banquet was at St. Mary's Gym with the mothers of the junior class assisting. The music was provided by The Clouds of Joy. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Arendt led the Grand March at 11:30. After the prom, the various couples either enjoyed the show or else went bowling. The breakfast was held at Ryan School to end the perfect night. 90 91 92 Mini-Courses v This was Bronson’s second year for holding minicourses. They were held March 28 and 29. A wide variety of classes were offered to the students. Among these were such classes as cards, guitar, decoupage, Mexican foods, macrame, leathercraft, photography, gym activities, bike hiking, ice cream making, canoeing, fondue, field trips to Kalamazoo and Tri-State, cake decorating, discussion periods, pizza making, embroidery, knitting, and crochet. New classes offered this year were karate, scuba-diving, yoga, and terrarium building. 93 The Drama Production Class at B. H. S. puts on a play or a series of plays every year. This year they put on five one-act plays: Hotel Lavalier” Little Prison The Nickelodeon Radio Is A Blessing Sky Fodder The plays were held during the school day in the cafetorium and were directed by Mrs. Wilkins. The members of the class were: Bob AcMoody, Margaret Baird, Barb By as, Sheri Cary, Rhonda Cleckner, Madeline Climer, Dana Dewey, Penny Grindle, Barb Grove, Sharon Heltzel, Mike Herman, Angie Kwasniewski, Linda Littlejohn, Randy Malone, Joyce Metzger, Teri Mitchell, Lee Roudebush, Ed Sweet, Jeff Wotta, and Cathy Yockey. 94 ORGANIZATIONS You shall enter the living shelter of the forest. You shall walk where only the wind has walked before. Nancy Newhall DRUM MAJORETTE - Patty Wolfe. TW1RLERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Christine Milliman and Bonnie AcMoody. Pep Band 96 This year High Schoo the largest has had in t has been at Band consis members th Carroll has with all the this year. H had his hanc Bror 5 yt STUDENT COUNCIL: FIRST ROW: P. Shoun, Mr. Lockwood, Advisor, L. Unterkicher, M. Moffett, B. Payne, Mrs. Brusak, Advisor, E. Shoun. SECOND ROW: D. Stefanski, D. Kreienbrink, L. Littlejohn, A. Herman, S. Kubasiak, V. Schoneboom. THIRD ROW: S. Sikorski, J. Wotta, C. Milliman, T. Modert, K. Skinner, M. Lutz, M. Smith, U. Bergqvist. FOURTH ROW: P. Barkowski, K. Belote, J. Sobeske, B. Bell, S. Walker, R. Bohacz, D. O'Rourke, J. Haylett, T. Szafranski. FIFTH ROW: R. Hollister, M. Herman, R. Ludwick, K. Fowler, ]. Blair. The student council elected new members every semester. The members were elected in their first hour class and they were to represent those people. The council had many different committees for various things in the school. 98 A Capella Choir FRONT ROW: Mrs. Pustelnik, J. Lilly. J. Calhoon, R. Smith, R. Gregg. K. Miller. L. Shaw. H. Himebaugh, K. Kloko, S. Sikorski. MIDDLE ROW: Y. Hurd, R. Smoker. B. Iding, J. Sikorski, J. Siler, R. Smoker, S. Norton, C. Brown, T. Halferty. BACK ROW: L. Clark, J. Barnes, J. Richards, T. Reynolds, B. Hurd, B. King, C. Croy, M. Christian, B. Shaffer. Both the A Capella Choir and the Chorus are directed by Mrs. Pustelnik. Chorus 99 DECA - TOP ROW, L TO R: Jo Szafranski, Karmen Seiler. Myra Zabonick, Sherri Tighe, Jeff Haylett. BOTTOM ROW: John Hawley, Peggy Hicks, Kaihy Uhrig, Diane Kreienbrink, and Arden Davidson. VIC A - L TO R: Joy Barnes, Karen Uhrig, Jeff Wotta, Barb DePuy, Chris Croy, Gary Jolliff, Leroy Hoard, Bill King, Ken Calloway, Ken Stroh, and Joni Richards. too FUTURE TEACHERS Julie Grive, Marsha Kolassa, Ruth Crandall, Lorraine Wotta, Char Torrey, Deb Cary, Karen Belote, Diane Gibbs, Barb Mayer, Karen Fowler, Jane Blair, Bob Fitch, Bev Mayer, Cheryl Bidwell, Paulette Brown, Kathy Kloko, Ann Smoker. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Barbie Cranson, Bev Mayer, Sandy Kubasiak, Dan Walker, Dana Duke, Barb Mayer, Chris Yesh, Karen Fowler, Jane Blair, (MIDDLE) Deb Klavinski, Julie Grove, Ms. Smith, Advisor, Annette Smoker, L. Wotta, Missy Kolassa, Laurie Ellison. 102 OFFICE HELP: L to R: J. Metzger, L. Skandis, R. Cleckner, C. Miller, L. Hoyt, S. Laws, R. Crandall, Mrs. Crandall, secretary. 103 FUTURE TEACHERS: This is one of the organizations which promotes an interest in a future career. Many of the members were involved in a program in which they were stu dent helpers at the elementary schools. Future Teachers work hard every year to raise money for a certain item which is needed by the school. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: Future Homemakers is the newest of the career organizations. It was started this year with the help of Ms. Smith who was the advisor. OFFICE HELP: These students do much in helping the office get through their busy days throughout the school year. Annual Staff FRONT ROW, L TO R: Barb Mayer and Annette Smoker, Co-Editors. BACK ROW, L TO R: Advisor: Mrs. Eich, Jane Blair, Laura Wotta, Cindy Gilbert, Brenda Battenfield, Marsha Kolassa, Trudy Szafranski, Lorraine Wotta, Dana Duke, Ruth Crandall and Bev Mayer. 104 105 LIBRARY CLUB: BACK ROW: C. Croy. J. Wotta, T. Reynolds. K. Skinner. S. Weber. B. AcMoody, K. Eichler. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Troyer. D. Reynolds. A. Losinski, T. George, L. Peiitjean. C. Yockey, N. Hyska. D. Fisher, E. Sweet, T. Mitchell, K. Skinner, Mrs. Norton. FRONT ROW: J. Irwin, R. Smoker, S. Rees, M. Hesse, B. Mock. ANNUAL STAFF: The Antlual Staff consisted this year of 15 members and 2 co-editors. Mrs. Eich was the advisor and played a big part in getting the annual done. There were also Saturday workshops which, along with the help of everyone, made the hard work a little easier. LIBRARY CLUB: The Library Club's sponsors were Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Troyer. Most of the people that are in the Library Club work in the library in their study halls. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rick Hollister, Ken Belote, Mick Swihart, Pam Troyer, Diane Gibbs, Deb Cary, Pat Wolff, Linda Littlejohn, Peg Hicks, Cheryl Bidwell, Beth Iding, Karen Belote. (MIDDLE) Jeff Fleming, Ulf Berqvist, Becky Payne, Lee Petitjean, Angie Kwasniewski, Cindy Clinansmith, Kathy Kloko, Helen Himebaugh, Deb Klavinski, Trudy Szafranski, Ruth Crandall, Les Fogelsong, Diane Micklatcher, Sue Laws, Kathy Uhrig, Mr. Mosier, Mrs. Shoun, Advisors; Vicki Schoneboom, Linda Unterkircher, Ellie Shoun, Diane Gilbert. TEENS FOR CHRIST Kim Miller, Sue Weber, Cindy Clinansmith, Karen Belote, Beth Iding, Mr. Knapp, Advisor; Judy Ward, Yvonne Hurd, Helen Himebaugh, Lee Ann Clark. (BACK) Byron Hurd, Rick Gregg. 106 THESPIANS: FRONT: Kathy French, Dan Duke. SECOND ROW: Angie Kwasniewski, Rick Gregg. Sue Norton, Miss Chisholm, Advisor, Ellie Shoun, Linda Unterkircher. THIRD ROW: Beth Iding, Peter Shoun, Patty Wolff, Byron Hurd, and Bill King. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: National Honor Society gives recognition to those students who have achieved outstanding qualities in scholarship, leadership, character, and service . This is one of the hardest to achieve honors granted by the school. TEENS FOR CHRIST: Mr. Knapp is the advisor of Teens for Christ. This group proves that there is something more in being a Christian than just attending church. THESPIANS: The National Thespians Society is devoted to promoting high standards in the field of dramatics in both school and community life. Thespians are active in plays and follies. Miss Chisholm advises the group. 107 FUTURE NURSES: FIRST ROW: D. Akins, L. Rumsey, K. Mock, M. West, C. Yockey. SECOND ROW: L. Hoyt, L. Johnson, S. Kubasiak, L. Littlejohn, B. Nutt, Mrs. Shoun. THIRD ROW: C. Clinansmith, M. Kolassa, L. Foglesong, D. Bridge. SPIRIT CORE: FIRST ROW: Ulf Bergqvist, Mr. Zabonick. SECOND ROW: V. Schoneboom, C. Clinansmith, S. Weber. THIRD ROW: E. Shoun, S. Rees, L. Petitjean, R. Smoker. 108 GAA: FIRST ROW: T. George, K. Firestone, S. Bercaw, ]. Troth, J. Wotta, B. Camp, B. Payne, S. Rees. SECOND ROW: M. Kolassa, L. Fuller, M. Kolassa, P. Rifenburgh, E. Watson, B. Battenfield, D. Cary, K. Herman. THIRD ROW: D. Akins, P. Troyer, P Brown, D. Gibbs, P. Smoker, T. Szafranski, K. York, Mrs. Hurd. FUTURE NURSES: The Future Nurses Club is interested in helping girls to find an interesting career in nursing and hospitals. At their regular meetings they have speakers and films for information and entertainment. This year the club's advisor was Mrs. Shoun. SPIRIT CORE: The Spirit Core was formed recently to help promote school spirit. Mr. Zabonick was this year's advisor. G.A.A.: Energetic girls are what composes the Girls Athletic Association. With bowling, bike hikes, and other sport activities, this organization helps provide recreational activities for all members. 109 VARSITY CLUB: BOYS: FIRST ROW: M. Rubley, L. Phillips, B. Kibiloski, R. Post, J. Burch, A. Losinski, B. Ratkowski, M. Losinski, C. Crabill, D. Crabtree. SECOND ROW: M. Kreienbrink, T. Losinski, C, Schone-boom, M. Lutz, M. Ellis, R. English, M. Moffett, T. Modert, K. Belote, J. Beauchamp, M. Smith, D. Fisher, D. Crabill, T. Reynolds, S. German. GIRLS: FIRST ROW: D. Sygnecki, A. Losinski, T. Mitchell, F. Hanselman, M. Osborn. SECOND ROW: P. Smoker, M. O'Rourke, P. Troyer, K. Herman, B. Cossairt. THIRD ROW: K. Herman, L. Unterkircher, K. Bucklin, L. Skandis, C. Smoker, K. Younce, and K. York. 110 BEGGARS: Mr. Neitzert, P. Shoun, C. Schoneboom, J. Fleming. Mr. Andridge. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shoun, V. Schoneboom. B. Iding, E. Shoun, D. Micklatcher, K. Hart, K. Micklatcher, M. Climer, B. Cranson, M. Cockrell. THIRD: J. Brusak, U. Bergqvist, M. Maddox, C. Bidwell, S. Norton, T. Szafranski, D. Dewey, C. Lehman, D. Duke, S. Lehman. BOYS VARSITY CLUB: The Boys Varsity Club strives to recognize athletic achievement and promote a key of awareness of relationships between athletics and scholarship. GIRLS VARSITY CLUB: Girls are becoming more involved in sports every year and to recognize these girls the Girls Varsity Club was formed. Mrs. Hurd sponsors this group. BEGGARS: Beggars is one of the newest organizations formed in B.H.S. along with St. Mary’s School. Beggars works to gather all recyclable paper and glass at the former St. Mary's school. Students, teachers, and concerned people from the community work hard all year on Saturdays and after school. This past year a glass crusher was purchased. Beggar T-shirts were bought for all members and a picnic was enjoyed in May for all Beggar members. FIRST ROW: D. Klanvinski, secretary. J. Oxenrider, pres. J. Ernsberger and Mrs. Bolton, advisor. SECOND ROW: S. Weber. H. Himebaugh, K. Hart, E. Shaw, M. Kolassa, B. Battenfield, T. Szafranski. THIRD ROW: F. Balle, D. Grindle, S. Rees, B. Mayer, P. Shoun, J. Ward, T. Mitchell, P. Bistel. This year's German Club had a great year. They sponsored many activities -those being bake sales, selling of T-shirts and entering a float in the Halloween parade which received a second place prize. An activity which was tried last year was also done this year and was very successful, was the teaching of the elementary children basic German. 112 ATHLETICS In this fresh evening each blade and leaf looks as if it had been dipped in an icy liquid greenness. David Thoreau Scores VARSITY FOOTBALL RESERVE FOOTBALL B 0 Coldwater 34 B 36 Burr Oak 0 B 0 Springfield 20 B 16 Springfield 14 B 12 Hillsdale 38 B 18 Hillsdale 0 B 21 C. Central 6 B 14 C. Central 8 B 6 Albion 34 B 26 Albion 12 B 0 St. Phillip 49 B 40 St. Phillip 0 B 14 Prairie Hts. 24 B 0 Prairie Hts. 14 B 22 Napoleon 12 B 20 Napoleon 20 B 13 Eaton Rapids 46 B 8 Eaton Rapids 6 W L T W L T 2 7 0 7 1 1 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL B 0 Coldwater 26 B 0 Harper Creek 20 B 24 Hillsdale 0 B 0 Sturgis 24 B 14 Albion 22 B 26 Constantine 0 B 38 Coldwater 6 B 34 Pennfield 6 W 4 T 0 CROSS COUNTRY GIRL'S TENNIS B 27 Hillsdale 29 B 260 10th Place Albion Ind. B 19 Quincy 47 B 24 Union City 23 B 0 Sturgis 7 B 21 Albion 34 B 20 Coldwater 37 B 0 Albion 7 B 19 Homer 43 B 22 Albion 36 B 3 Harper Creek 4 B 42 Harper Creek 20 B 24 Hillsdale 31 B 2 Albion 2 B 15 Litchfield 48 B 27 White Pigeon 28 B 3 Hillsdale 3 B 22 Homer 37 B 19 Quincy 42 B 3 Coldwater 4 B 6th Haslett Indv. B 15 Litchfield 45 B 3 Pennfield 4 B 24 Albion 31 B 5th in Regional B 3 Hillsdale 4 B 25 St. Phillips 30 Ellis and Schoneboom B 9th at District B 15 Litchfield 30 in State BASKETBALL - VARSITY AND RESERVE V R V R FRESHMEN B 65 85 Coldwater 55 66 B 68 72 Marshall 47 58 B 24 Prairie Hts. 41 B 52 79 Col. Central 57 47 B 87 St. Phillip 37 B 97 80 Hillsdale 42 62 B 82 Athens 28 B 58 73 Gull Lake 49 82 B 58 Coldwater 56 B 75 80 P. Western 76 81 B 71 Hillsdale 55 B 62 38 Prairie Hts. 66 45 B 58 Centerfield 39 B 65 70 Albion 81 62 B 101 Athens 21 B 83 60 Lake Shore 73 74 B 85 St. Phillip 63 B 82 63 St. Phillip 71 76 B 77 Hillsdale 51 B 75 78 Mich. Center 71 55 B 63 Coldwater 73 B 52 60 Three Rivers 73 47 B 71 White Pigeon 62 B 83 76 Hillsdale 48 53 B 59 Centerfield 50 B 68 75 Napoleon 57 57 B 76 Burr Oak 58 B 63 75 Prairie Hts. 59 68 B 57 Coldwater Tour. 74 B 79 73 Napoleon 54 43 W L B 84 70 Albion 87 73 10 5 B 101 88 Constantine 62 56 B 78 60 Sturgis 60 65 B 67 80 Coldwater 82 72 B 74 Union City (Tour. .) 40 B 78 Homer (Dist.) 62 B 55 Quincy (Dist. Champ) 48 0 114 Scores GIRL'S BASKETBALL - VARSITY AND RESERVE VARSITY RESERVE B 40 38 Albion 6 33 B B 14 37 St. Phillip 24 13 B B 27 34 Colon 21 27 B B 24 37 Pennifield 26 21 B B 32 56 Albion 27 33 B B 24 38 Colon 9 30 B B 36 50 Sturgis 25 36 B B 32 38 Pennfield 24 13 B B 38 35 Quincy 8 9 B B 41 59 Coldwater 35 29 B B 37 78 Sturgis 22 20 B B 45 36 Burr Oak 20 16 B B 27 36 Quincy 11 28 B B 46 18 Union City (Tour.) B 26 39 Homer Tour.) B 0 BOY'S TENNIS 7 Sturgis B 0 7 Springfield B 0 7 Three Rivers B 0 7 Coldwater B 1 6 Olivet B 0 7 Albion B 1 6 Harper Creek B 1 6 Hillsdale B 0 7 Springfield B 0 7 Coldwater B 0 7 Culver B 4 3 Olivet B 1 6 Harper Creek BOYS TRACK B 58 65 Pittsford B 94 29 Union City B 62 61 Three Rivers B 72 1 2 44 Eau Claire B 71 1 2 37 Reading B 53 70 Coldwater B 69 1 2 53 l 2Prairie Hts. B 34 89 Quincy B 94 25 Coldwater (9th 10th) B 70 53 Centre ville B 65 63 Howe B 69 54 St. Phillip B 85 38 White Pigeon 5th Place in Regional W L 8 3 BASEBALL - RESERVE B 5 6 Lakeview B 9 1 Albion B 6 1 Three Rivers B 3 11 Sturgis B 3 7 Hillsdale B 3 1 Hudson B 1 2 Angola B 6 4 Loy Norrix B 10 1 Coldwater GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL VARSITY B 0 2 Olivet B 2 1 Harper Creek B 2 1 Quincy B 2 0 Coldwater B 2 1 Harper Creek B 0 2 Pennfield B 2 1 Olivet B 1 2 Pennfield B 0 2 Hillsdale B 2 0 Colon B 2 0 Albion B 2 0 Quincy B 2 0 Coldwater B 2 0 Colon VARSITY - BASEBALL B 12 2 CF B 5 6 Coldwater B 7 4 Sturgis B 12 5 Albion B 6 7 Three Rivers B 6 5 Albion B 8 7 Hillsdale B 10 5 Hillsdale B 7 5 Marshall B 10 3 Hudson B 12 4 Prairie Hts. B 2 0 Sturgis B 10 11 Angola B 7 3 Westview B 12 0 Quincy B 2 0 Quincy B 4 2 Loy Norrix B 0 1 Jonesville B 5 4 Praiiie Hts. VARSITY AND RESERVE 2 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 RESERVE 0 B 2 B 2 B 2 B 1 B 0 B 1 B 0 B 1 B 2 B 2 B 2 B 2 B 2 B GIRL'S TRACK B 27 65 Three Rivers B 30 61 Coldwater B 45 46 Prairie Hts. B 44 47 Quincy B 44 47 Harper Creek B 33 58 St. Phillip B 52 37 Colon B 18 1 2 67 l 2Hillsdale Bronson 7th Place in Regional ns Payne, Debbie Cary, Susie Norton. RESERVE - L TO R: Joyce Widener, Carol Smoker, Karla Younce, Bette Cossairt, and Sheri Cary. 116 FRESHMEN - TOP TO BOTTOM: Michelle Kelley, Sheila Wiser, Martha Megargle, Ginger Klavinski, Sheri Sikor-ski, Chris Milliman. WRESTLING - L TO R: JoAnn Oxenrider, Cathy Wilber, Yvonne Hurd, Deb Sielken. Varsity Football ROW 1, L TO R: Coach Tracy, Chuck Bell, Coach Moon. ROW 2: Leroy Hoard, John Arver, Rick English, Mark Lutz. Roland Piatt, Mike Losinski, Ron Post, Dave Crabtree. ROW 3: Mark Cary. Jim Beauchamp, Ken Calloway, Dave Rawden, Darrell Miller, Ken Belote, Cun Somerlott, Brian Bell, Pat Barkowski. ROW 4: Jim Hoard, Leo Phillips, Scott German, Jim Elliott, Dick McLatcher, Matt Smith, Ray Hoard, Dan Belote. 118 Reserve Freshman Football ROW 1, LTOR: Tedd Lepper, Jeff Bucklin, Mike Kelley, Jim Covey, Randy Malone, Jess Milliman, Jeff Kelley. ROW 2: Pete Rawden, Tim Kelley, A1 Woodcox, Bryan Kibiloski, A1 Losinski, Rick Williams. ROW 3: Coach Dykman, Tom Losinski, Roger Bohacz, Randy Albright, Jim Holt, Clark Crabill, Bill Guzy, Manager Mike Lutz, Coach Van Dam. ROW 1. L TO R: Mike Losinski, Mike Baggett. Kevin Gardener, Gregg Fowler, Craig Mohney. Bob Byler, Brian Brown. ROW 2: Jerry Gruner, Philip Horkey, Steve Calloway, Ben Losinski, Jim Sobeske, Jerry Bucklin, Rod Hathaway. ROW 3: Coach Fisher, Duane Ferry, Dan Losinski, Ron Hoffer, Damian Neveraski, Bruce Burnett, Randy Smoker, David O'Rourke. 119 Cross Country ROW 1, L TO R: Chris Dunn, Craig Schoneboom, Cathy Wilber, George Jenkot, Bill King, Brian Hagen. ROW 2: Coach Bowers, Ulfe Bergqvist. Jeff Brusak, Tom Reynolds, Chris Croy, Brian Mock, Mark Ellis. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Dan Crabill. Girls Tennis ROW 1, L TO R: Paula Collins, Linda Skandis, Ruth Feahr, Patty Wolff, Joni Richards, Cathy Sweet, Ruth Crandall, Debi Lung. ROW 2: Coach Woodcox, Karen Bucklin, Linda Unterkircher, Lee Ann Clark, Denise Sygnecki, Karen Sue Herman, Teri Mitchell, Jamie Webb. 122 Girls Varsity Basketball ROW 1, L TO R: Ellie Shoun, Sandy Harris, Kim York. ROW 2: Diane Kreienbrink, Mary O'Rourke, PamTroyer, Pam Smoker, Karen Herman. 123 Boys Varsity Basketball ROW 1, L TO R: Ron Post, Mark Lutz, John Arver, Monte Moffett, Mark Cary, Mike Kreienbrink. ROW 2: Coach Zabonick, Dave Crabtree, Scott German, Jeff Wotta, Bob Stevens, Bruce Rieger, Ken Belote. 124 Reserve Basketball ROW 1, L TO R: Cathy Moffett, Carol Wolf, Debbie Stefanski, Karen McLatcher. ROW 2: Maureen Osborn, Lori Sikorski, Nancy Kibiloski, Dee English, Chris Brown. ROW 1, L TO R: Brian Hagen, Mike Lutz, A1 Losinski, Jeff Bucklin, Ted Modert, Bill Guzy, Jerry Burch. ROW 2: Rick Wotta, Don Fisher, Rod Hathaway, Tim Szafranski, A1 Woodcox, Dan Crabill, Coach Wotta. 125 Freshman Basketball ROW 1, L TO R: Damian Neveraski, Jerry Bucklin, Chuck Bell. Bob Bluhm, Randy Smoker. ROW 2: Coach Tracy, Randy Bercaw, Tim Sobeski, Tom Davis, Duane Ferry, Dan Losinski, Steve Calloway. 126 Varsity Volleyball 128 ROW 1 L to R: Barb Gochcoff, Fran Hanselman, Cathy Moffett, Nancy Kibiloski, Kathy Rubley. ROW 2: Andrea Losinski, Sherry Miller, Emily Hanselman, Brenda Battenfield, Teri Mitchell. Reserve Volleyball ROW l, L TO R: Joy Barnes, Sue Rees, Pam Forsyth, Marylin Wolf. ROW 2: Beth Iding, Karen Buck-lin, Mary Hoard, Lou Ann Losinski. 129 Wrestling ROW 1, L TO R: A1 Herman, Mick Swihart, Craig Schoneboom, Brian Mock, Tom Losinski, Dan Czajkowski, Mike Losinski. ROW 2: Rick English, Leo Phillips, Darrell Miller, Roland Piatt, Chris Cray, Perry Beck, Leo Blouin, Brian McCoy. ROW 3: Coach Atkocunis, Dave O’Rourke, Ron Hoffer, Tim Kelley, Santiago Poljansek, Dave Rawden, Monte Rubley, Brad Schoneboom, Kevin Gardener. 130 Boys Track v . _____ FIRST ROW L-R: J. Machette, T. Lepper, E. Knisely, J. Bucklin, S. Poljansek, J. Bucklin, T. Lepper, D. Neveraski, S. Belote, C. Schoneboom. SECOND ROW: C. Bell, Manager, A. Losinski, J. Burch, D. Barkow-ski, S. Calloway, D. O'Rourke, R. Szafranski, V. Van Coonis, C. Crabill, G. Jenkot, T. Losinski, M. Krei-enbrink, D. Lepper, C. Crabill. THIRD ROW: Mr. Moon, B. Warner, R. Hoard, L. Hoard, B. Hagen, D. Losinski, J. Beauchamp, M. Losinski, J. Hoard, B. Bell, K. Calloway, M. Ellis, D. Brown, P. Barkowski, D. Belote, L. Phillips, Mr. Bowers. 131 Girls Track FRONT ROW, L TO R: G. Klavinski, C. Moffett, M. Kelly, B. Camp, C. Milliman, K. Eichler. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: Y. Hurd, J. Hoard, S. Harris, R. Davis, C. Mock, S. Sikorski, L. Salik, L. Losinski, S. Ber-caw, D. Barr, K. Younce, B. Cossairt, L. Sikorski, D. Stefanski. BACK ROW, L TO R: ]. Modert, F. Hansel-man, R. Chard, J. Wotta, K. Snyder, S. Miller, L. Phillips, L. Phillips, J. Widner, N. Kibiloski, M. Megar-gle, M. Osborn, K. York, P. Troyer, K. Bystry, and Mrs. Hurd. 132 133 Varsity Reserve Baseball FRONT ROW, L TO R: C. Somerlott, K. Belote, M. Lutz, R. Post, A. Woodcox. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: B. Guzy, T. Modert, S. German, D. Crabtree. D. Miller. BACK ROW, L TO R: Coach Wotta, M. Cary, P. Beck, J. Arver, J. Ratkowski, M. Moffett. FRONT ROW, L TO R: K. Skinner, R. Wotta, J. Gruner, T. Szafranski. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: R. Smoker, B. Losinski, R. Hathaway, R. Bereaw, A. Herman, D. Ferry. BACK ROW, L TO R: Coach Wilkins, T. Kelley. B. Hagen, T. Shiery, E. Sweet, B. Bluhm, and P. Rawden. 134 135 Boys Tennis FRONT ROW L to R: Kerry Skinner, Keith Rubley, Randy Malone, Jim Siler, Bob Russell, Jim Cook. 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