Capac High School - Capacian Yearbook (Capac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

TABLE OF CONTEN 2 12 26 42 68 76 88 105 131 153 Fall Student Life Fall Sports Administration Faculty Seniors Winter Student Life Winter Sports Organizations Undergraduates Ads 1 Conclusion In the 1981-42 school year, Capac High School student did not core in their battle to improve the educational system in the Capac school district. Students may not seem to be affected by these losses now, but in the long tun, it determines their futures. Every person needs a welt xounded education to survive in this eveh-in- cxeasing and demanding, woxld. Today the basic Headin ' , R itin ' and Zithmetic is not enough to get by, and students need classes as Chemistxy , Calculus, and ues Home Economics. The educi student receives now, ss t tMe foundation of hit has. built a solfd Capa € VIi . en ZC£) s£ by VtnnZs Ho) receives a good, education . rest of his life? mThls A Un fortunate . J, Ca ationat go ls,Mi avl was jsc t Sm 1 . 75 addition mitUge o f .75 edT to etfficitntlf- opersU • • 04 J Pue to tie 1 ) an Augu r 4, J94T ' 11.75 mills Jfe l to 2 24 •.no- Two - r falU aUon Hy px bli haue am eU Ut . ti m Y ' ObmTousl 4’ of 1 o4Aer i f ill a P y mo keu Was, and he sckoSl d st C wiUa htf Ud. a ko izens __ aded by VtunZs Hob ' Horan, Treasure nnis Hcbte this t e community the schools cc one ey Was, and % L ?«dV-t r loader. 3 Vii- yv S kZezii t 19SJ, t|, M htW i Wltulf XstanW ki( ic k‘ CitSeen ’ t-uts the Bom stave si ens abou be za b ,d. it � tv« u ( that lipK team retting the buses instead orf nix was formed., T hi Janice Zinke, Treasurer; _ _ . because they felt someone needed and Kji r to bd, H ■ lo inform patents _ and CC C were the people of the late s parts n thelcl d to provide a tine mnity and the Board Ip irruculum . The ommunicatijn between iu c ' ation. ' To reiji- ktt 9 a ups was dow d. . . _ _ — — rr sen financial needs. Also,- in order to reinstate cuts that were pre viously made, CQE believed it qp necessary to petition for another millagt. A petition was distributed and a special election, was Me 16 on these groups ptmve 4 the type of edu Octo ber ed io additional mill awe of f : WtYrf o cation Capac students would receive this year, ana future years. I operation . This ettct ' fen fill P d TTy a narrow margin of 775 votes to It has been a hard year, and Board decisions have caused alot of I ooz votes . When asked what C$E had felt it achieved, Vavid Hiller controversy among responded, as a group we feel we -tn med many people of the finan- tion comes first! cial facts confronting our schools. Hiller also feels the voters are more aware o A the Board ' s decision, and will be more aware about problems in the future. Capa c citizens, but everyone must remember educa- CjuUu HcUfdjun , Co- Ut i ? - Si «vr.- .i 1 V ' TB is 2 It is better to have one friend of great value, than many friends who are good for nothing. - Anarcharsis ■ y 5 What Is Friendship? It is many things... it is feeling completely natu- ral with another, shedding all pretence and all sham, and just being yourself. It is sharing both big and little things... it is counting on another to understand your moods, put up with your failings, be there when you need a word of encouragement. How do I know what friendship is? I know because you are my friend, and you are all these things. _ Anonymous HOMECOMING ROYALTY This year, Home- coming took place from October 19 to October 23. It was a funfilled week, which consisted of many events that everyone was encouraged to participate in. A week before Home- coming, students were chosen to represent each class. These students were: 12th grade - Kim Downey, Geraldine Feldhus, Col- leen Green, Julie Hayden, Dorothy Lewis, Paul Hop- kins, Andy Radvansky, Bill Smith, Doug Stroman and Joe Zelecki. 11th Grade - Leah White- head and Curt Dean. 10th Grade - Noreen Malburg and Eric Zorn. 9th Grade - Jodi Leonard and Tim Campbell. Homecoming Court - K. Downey, D. Lewis, C. Green, G. Feldhus, 8th Grade -Billy Jo J. Hayden, A. Radvansky, J. Zelecki, B. Smith, D. Stroman, Kazyaka and Ken Potzyka. P. Hopkins. Elememtary school - Jodi Remenap and George Emmie. During the week, the classes competed in many contests, to gain points toward winning the spirit jug. They inclu ded, dress-up week and a yelling contest which took place at the bon fire before the J.V. Football game. On Thursday, the National Honor Society members did a skit entitled, The Day Before Homecoming , for the Elementary and Middle school kids. Also, the cheerleaders did a dance routine, and taught the kids a few cheers. That night, the cheerleaders put on a sphagetti din- ner for the football players, their parents and the coaches. Friday was the big day, and many events took place. The NHS members dressed up as clowns, and sold balloons to the Elementary and 10 A MOMENT OF GLORY 10th Grade - Noreen Malburg, Eric Zorn. 11th Grade - Leah Whitehead, Curt Dean. 8th Grade - Billie Jo Kazyaka, Ken Potyczka. 9th Grade - Jodi Leonard, Tim Campbell. Middle school kids, until it was time for the pep assembly. The classes com- peted in contests such as the tricycle race, the pie eating contest, the three legged race, and a yelling contest, to win points to- ward the spirit jug. That night, the var- sity football team played Dryden, and won 48—0. It was the first Homecoming game won by Capac in sev- en years! At halftime, the representatives were escorted onto the field by their parens, and Andy Radvansky and Colleen Green were crowned King and Queen. The Seniors were announced as winners o ' +he spir.i‘ jug. After the game, the Homecoming dance was held from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. in the Elementary school. So here the story of Homecoming ends. We hope everyone has fond memories of the great week. 11 Athletes Get Chance to Play FIVE HARRIERS RUN TO STATE Cross Country - (LtoR) G. I arsack, P. Robbins, S. V apner, L. Lottie, C. Kempa 2nd Fov-K. Pinke, C. Lohmann, C. Hilda, K. Jamison 3rd Rov-C. Stewart, D. Wheelihan, J. Lottie, C. VanNeste, D. Rinke, Coach Fred Hunt 13 Varsity Football-lst Row (L to R) - J. Ferrett, K. Campbell M. Carroll, B. Smith, K. Modad, S. Giombowski, 2nd Row - L. Stankiewicz, Mgr., D. Ginn, D. Conrad, J. Laming, J. Cline M. Wagner, S. Metzer, 0. Aguinaga, J. Gonzalez, Coach Steve Kamidio. 3rd Row - M. Fournier, S. Aguinaga, D. Phillips, P. Brozowski, M. Marzka, P. Gonzalez. D. Spencer, H. Pratt. 14 15 JV WINS THREE GAMES JV Football Scores Head Coach-Robert Owen CHS OPP 0 Ortonville 32 6 Almont 24 21 Memphis 14 7 Yale 14 14 Armada 33 18 Brown City 0 40 Dryden 20 6 New Haven 18 12 Yale 22 J.V. Football - (LtoR) T. Stakiewicz, Mgr., P. Brown, T. Lott T. Campbell, J. Smith, R. Chavez, P. Fowler, P. Nino, Mgr. 2nd Row-J. Burke, T. Campbell, R. Modad, J. Allen, B. Ogden J, Carroll 3rd Row-Coach Bob Owen, J. Cutino, A. Rodriguez M. Smith, D. Finn, J. Nantz, J. Seros, D. Kutchey irsity Football Cheerleaders - (L to R) H. Allen, . Butler, C. Green, S. Felek , G. Feldhus, K. Snover, C. Jurn, K. Stroman JV Football Cheerleaders - 1st Row - J. Leonard, L. Scholtz - 2nd - K. Treece, S. Ide - 3rd - C. Dean, J. Zwiernik, ,C. Drake, N. Malburg CHS CHEERLEADERS BOOST MORALE V Varsity Basketball - (LtoP) C. Frye, B. Bohr, V. Pykosz, M. Franckowiak, D. Jurn, M. Wages Pnd Row-S . Boomer, M gr. J . Zientak , T. Worden, I. . Haraszewski, L. Hannon, C. Bohr, Coach Bob Abraham GIRLS CAPTURE DISTRICTS 18 19 INEXPERIENCED JV DO A GOOD JOB J. V. Basketball - (LtoP) H. Messner, M. Chernenko, D. Lumbardo, D. Kot , J. Kaufman 2nd Row-S. Palmieri, S. Schrader, K. Rawlins, L. Clark, A. Hartman, .T . Leonard, Mp;r . GOLFERS WIN THIRD S.T.A. TITLE Golf- 1st Row(LtoR) J. Leonard, B. Sieggreen, ‘T. Snow, W. Kamidoi, T. Silorey 2nd Row- J. Quain J. Bligh, T. Quain, T. Mailloux, J. Lang Coach Dale Privette After winning the S.T.A. crown with an impressive 16-1 record, the golf team advanced to the state finals with a second place finish at the Class C Regional in Lexington The golfers went on to finish 15th out of 21 teams at the state meet held at Kalamazoo. Senior Brian Sieggreen, who was the top golfer in the S.T.A. and an All-Blue Water Area selection for the third straight year, led the chiefs to the league title and their strong finish at Regionals. Sieggreen won MVP for the fourth straight year, as he scored in every match this season. He claimed medalist honors at the Eastern Michigan Invitational and League Meet and placed third at the Marlette Super Saturday. Seniors Jeff Leonard (second team S.T.A.) and John Lang, Junior Tim Quain (second team S.T.A ), and sophomore Tony Snow all contributed in the Chiefs ' quest. Coach Privette won Coach of the Year honors in the S.T.A., for the second straight year, and All-Blue Water Area. Golf Scores Head Coach — Dale Privette CHS M OPP 176 Marysville 164 175 Dry den 207 163 Brown City 210 158 lftle 177 161 Memphis 213 175 Aramada 197 171 Dryden 215 164 Almont 218 164 Brown City 215 178 Almont 216 167 Aramada 179 167 Yale 165 Season Record: 16-1 ST A; 16-2 overall 1st in League Meet 2nd in Regionals 15th in State Finals 3rd Eastern Michigan Inv. 6th Marlette Inv. The Boy ' s Cross Country team finished 7th in the State Regionals and sent two runners to the State Finals. Sophomore Craig Lohmann, an All-Blue Water Area se- lection and team M.V.P., earned 602 varsity points Senior John Lottie was right behind with 574 varsity points Lohmann and Lottie both went to the state finals finish- ing 58th and 60th, respectively. Junior Dan Rinke did very well early in the season and Kevin Jamison was one of the top freshmen runners in the area. The Girls Cross Country team sent three harriers to the State Finals and finished 5th at Regionals. Senior Debbie Wheelihan, an All-Blue Water Area selection finished 51st at the state meet. Two juniors were very valuable this year. Team M.V.P. junior Connie Hilla led the team with 498 varsity points and finished 57th at the state meet. Junior Lisa Lottie did a great job at the state meet, finishing 36th out of 66 runners. Boy ' s Cro6S Country Invititionals Laker U.S.A. Super Saturday Harbor Beach Thumb Championship Brandon Marysville Reese 6th of 14 th of 19 th of 11 rd of 7 th of 19 5th of 8 4th of 10 3rd of 8 Yale 7th of 16 Dual Meet Record 5-6 Regional 7th of 13 Girl ' s Cross Country Invitationals U.S.A. 6th of 17 Super Saturday 4th of 10 Harbor Beach 4th of 7 Thumb Championship 12th of 20 Brandon 4th of 6 Marysville 7th of 9 Reese 11th of 11 Dual Meet Record 0-5 Regional 5th of 10 The Varsity Girls Basketball team finished second in the ST. A. with a 10-2Heague record and won the District Championship with a 39-19 victory over Memphis under first-year coach Bob Abraham Losing its only two games to top-rated Brown City, the Chiefs won 18 games After winning the Districts with victories over Armada and Memphis the girls lost in the Regional ' to tough Alien Park Cabrini. Senior Monica 1 ranckowiak was the top offensive play- er with the third best scoring average in the area. 16.3 points per game. Junior Bridget Bohr, not only averaged 13.3 points per game tenth best in the area, was the top defensive plaver in Coach Abraham ' s mind. Junior Danme Jurn ' s balanced scoring, heads up defense and court awareness and leadership made her the team ' s Most Valuable Player. Senior Vicky Pykosz, Juniors Michele Wages and Cheron Frye and Sophomore Lori Hannon were valuable assets for the team ' s 18-3 overall record. With a 2-5 Southern Thumb Association finish, the Var- sity Football team ended with its best league record in five years under first year coach Steve Kamidoi. Ken Campbell had a team high 502 years and 5TD ' s rushing with All-League half back Bill Smith right behind with 368 yards. Junior Mark Carroll, who was voted MVP by his teammates, not only rushed for 348 yards and passed for 180 more also ended the season as one of the top punters in the area. Junior quarterback Scott Glaombowski completed 30 passes for 270 yards. All League tackle Steve Aguinaga and the rest of the offen- sive line allowed our runners to gain over 1,300 yards this season. Seniors Jeff Ferrett and Kelly Modad both All-League choices, anchored a fine defensive unit Ferrett, who inter- cepted 5 passes; was tied for the league lead in that cate- gory. Modad ' s versatility and leadership qualified him for the selection. Seniors Mike Fournier, Dereck Phillips and Dan Spencer and Junior Harvey Pratt were vital parts of I the defense. Girls Varsity Basketball CAPAC OPP 42 St. Clair 20 53 Marine City 37 61 Almont 33 37 Brown Ciyt 45 56 Memphis 39 57 Dryden 18 44 Vale, 27 48 Armada 42 71 Almont 31 59 Lutheran North 41 37 Brown City 42 49 Marine City 38 49 Memphis 46 57 Cros-Lex 38 38 Dryden 26 46 Yale 36 46 Armada 36 63 Algonac Districts 45 42 Armada 34 39 Memphis 19 Girl ' s JV Basketball Head Coach —Donald Smith CHS OPP 27 St. Clair 42 18 Marine City 35 45 Almont 25 20 Brown City 42 39 Memphis 28 42 Yale 40 24 New Haven 29 20 Armada 30 48 Almont 38 32 Lutheran North 46 19 Brown City 44 29 Memphis 12 30 Marine City 50 25 Cros Lex 35 37 Yale 30 25 New Haven 24 36 Armada 38 17 Algonac 29 Varsity Football Scores Head Coach— Steve Kamidoi CHS OPP 0 Ortonville 38 14 Almont 38 15 Memphis 14 7 Yale 22 0 Armada 41 0 Brown City 56 40 Dryden 0 21 New Haven 24 b Deckerville 20 Season Record: 2-5 STA; 2-7 overall or Education: (L to R) Sitting: Mrs. Audrey Markwart, Mr. Richard Mackey, Mr, Sunderman; Super intendant, Mr. Gilbert Parks, (L to R) Standing: Mr. Harvey e, Mr. Don Matichuk, Mrs. Kathleen Wheelihan, Mr. Gerald Siegreen. 1, Mrs, Joyce Sutherby: Bookkeeper 2, Mrs, Pat Brozowski: Office Manager 3, Mrs, Janet Sonner: Secretary 4, Mrs. Kay Worden: Attendence Secretary 5, Mrs. Marjorie Shutt: Secretary 27 COLORING OUR WORLD Miss Susan Miller - Art 1 IV and 8th grade Art in- structor, said she would like to visit Scotland oi Sweden because of their breathtaking landscapes • Miss Miller enjoys wood- carving, painting and stitchery. She has a B.S. from Wayne State University. DOORS TO OTHER COUNTRIES Mrs. Marilyn Manning - I ' d like to be at the Detroit Race Course Winner ' s Circle with my horse, said Mrs. Marilyn Manning. Mrs. Manning, who is the Senior High Counselor, and French and Spanish Teacher, has a B.A. from Michigan State and a M.A. from Oakland University. Mrs. Manning enjoys riding horses, read- ing and crafts. Playing It By Ear Mr. Jack W. Seidler - Band instructor from grades 5 to 12. Jack W. Seidler has a B.M. and M.M. from U. of M. Mr. Seidler would like to visit Pasadena, California because of its friendliness, nice weather and its fine schools. 28 GAINING EXPERIENCE FOR TOMORROW i irs. Sue Wallace - Mrs. Sue Wallace, who has a B.S. in Education from Central Mi. University, teaches Accounting, Speed- writing, Office Practice and Business Math. Mr. Arden L. Nickerson - Mr. Arden L. Nickerson, who has B.S. from Ferris State and M.A. from Central Michigan, teaches Business Law, typing, and General Business. Mr. Nickerson, who is a trivia buff, would like to go to China, so he can ride on a slow boat. English - Mr. Bob Abraham - English 9 teacher, Mr. Bob Abraham has a B.S. from Eastern Mich, and a Masters in Guidance and Counseling from Central Mich. Mr. Abraham is the Varsity Girls Basketball coach and the J.V. manager. Mrs. Janet Swayze - Mrs. Janet Swayze is not only our English 11 and Senior English instructor, but is a fine actress for the Lapeer County Players and an avid cross- country skiier. She has a M.A. from Central Mich, and a B.A. from Mich. State Mrs. Nancy Montgomery - Mrs. Nancy ontgomery would like to travel to Hawaii and Alaska and photograph their natural beauty. Mrs. Montogomery, who teaches Senior English, Speech and Drama and Eng. 10, has a B.A. from Michigan State. 30 Without It What Would We Say Miss Barbara A. Smith - Miss Barbara A. Smith is this year ' s Reading teacher and 10th grade Amer. Lit. teacher. Miss Smith has a B.A. and M.A. from Mich. State. Miss Smith, who enjoys camping and nature, would like to live in Alaska or Wyoming- Mrs. Jane Abruzzo - English 8 f Journalism 1 and Chieftain advisor, has a B.A. from Michigan State. Mrs. Abruzzo enjoys to watch movies and read. Mrs. Marion Fischer - Librarian and N.H.S. Advisor. Mrs. Fischer has a B.S. from Eastern Mich, and a M.A. from U of M. Mrs. Fischer would like to stay in Capac to live but would like to visit Lake Louise in Banff, Canada. 31 Mr. Alan Keskimaki - is our woodshop instructor, and the advisor for the Industrial Arts Club. Mr. Keskimaki has a B.S. in Industrial Education from Northern Michigan. He would like to visit his grandparents in Finland. DEVELOPING OUR SKILLS Mr. Paul Watt - Mechanical Drawing 1- IV instructor and assistant Varsity Baseball Coach. Mr Paul Watt has a B.S. from Northern Michigan University. 32 Mrs, Patricia Finton - Mrs. Finton, in her first year at Capac High, teaches Alg- ebra, General Math and Con- sumer Math. Mrs. Finton who has a secondary B.S., would like to live in Hawaii because of their slow pace of living and the tropical breezes . Mr. Woody Perryman - Our high school Physical Ed. and eighth grade Math, teacher is one of the most successful varsity basket- ball coaches in the area. He is, of course, Mr. Woody Perryman who has a B.S. at Mich. State. He said he would like to visit Sweden but he didn ' t say why. May- be it ' s all the beautiful girls there! Mr. Kenneth Montgomery - who teaches Algebra 1 1 , Ceometry, Pre-Cal and Calculus enjoys Ham Radio and computer operation and golfing. Mr. Montgomery attended Eastern Mi. Universi P.E. BUILDS MIND AND BODY Miss Barb Redding - Girls softball manager and new Athletic Director. Miss Barb Redding has a B.S. from Eastern Mi. Miss Redding, who teaches Phys. Education and is the Yearbook advisor, would like to visit Maine and live in Mich, because she- likes the change of seasons. Mrs. Jane Penzien - Mrs. Jane Penzien, Senior High Health and Junior High Phys. Ed. instructor, visited West Germany and really enjoyed it, but to live, she ' ll stay in the U.S.A. Mrs. Penzien, has a B.S. from Michigan State. Mr. Donald F. Smith - would love to live in Northern Mi. or Northwest Ontario where people are civilized and still live the simple life. In his 28th year, he is the Math and Phys. Ed. instructor. Mr. Smith, who has over 400 wins coaching Junior High boys basketball, also is the J.V. Girls basketball coach. Mr. Smith has a B.A. from Eastern Mi. and a M.A. from Wayne State 34 i THE KEY TO A B ETTER FUTURE Mr. Mark Cirillo - Mr. Cirillo already has a B.A. at Wayne State but is still working hard to get a master’s degree at Oakland University. Mr. Cirillo, would like to be on a California beach and to have a Christmas without snow would be fascinating for him to see. He is the high school resource teacher and teaches ail subjects grades 10-12. Mrs. Sheila Myron - Junior High Resource teacher, Mrs. Sheila Myron would like to return to Paris, because she says it ' s a very exciting city . Mrs. Myron, who enjoys to ski and play tennis, has a B.A. from Michigan State. EXPLORING THE 36 Miss Kathleen Kish - Miss Kathleen Kish ' s idea of the perfect vacation would be to climb to the summit of Mt. Whitney by moonlight to watch the sunrise. Miss Kish, who teaches all the agriculture classes, is the FFA advisor and manages the Girls softball team with Miss Redding. Miss Kish has a B.S. from Mich. State. Mr. David Yuung - Girls track and volleyball coach, Mr. Young teaches a varety of science subjects in- cluding independent Physics, General Biology and Biology 1, 11, and 111. Mr. Young has a B.S. in Biology from Wayne State. Asked if he had a choice to live any- place in the world, Mr. Young replied, I would like to live in Disney World, then I would only have to see the Capac Seniors, once a year. WORLD AROUND US Mr. Fred Hunt - Anywhere that is warm and dry f 90 percent of the year, is where Mr. Hunt, Chemistry and Freshmen Science teacher wou ld like to be right now. The Girls and Boys cross- country coach, Mr. Hunt, has a B.S. from East Tennessee University. Mr. Donald Clark - I have visited all the states except Alaska and Hawaii, it would be enjoyable to make it an even 50 states, said counselor and Science 8 teacher Mr. Donald Clark. Mr. Clark, in his 24th year at Capac, has a B.A. from Central Michigan and a M.A . from Wayne State. 37 Mr. Robert Owen - Varsity Baseball and Junior Varsity Football Coach would like to live the life of a hermit hunting and fishing in the Rocky Mountains, Mr. Owen who teaches World History and World Affairs, has a B.A. in history from Oakland Uni- versity . Mr. Harry Moore - In his 27th year at Capac High, would like to stay right here in the good ol 1 U.S.A. and teach American History and Civil War. Mr. Moore, who enjoys golf, has a B.S. from Central Michigan. Mr. William Stramaglio - Government and Economics, and Mich. History teacher Mr. William Stramaglio has a B.A. from Western Mi. Mr. Stramaglio would like to live in Northern Mi. to enjoy his hobbies, hunting and fishing. WITHOUT THE PAST Mrs. Kathy Martz - I would love to visit the Hawaiian Islands said Mrs. Kathy Martz when asked what place she would like to visit. Mrs. Martz, who teaches 8th grade Social Studies and English, enjoys spectator sports, arts and crafts, and traveling. She has a B.A. at Alma College and a Masters at Oakland University. WE WOULD HAVE NO FUTURE Mr. Thomas Ebner - teaches Civics and Earth Science. Mr. Ebner has a B.S. in Secondary Ed. and a Masters in Secondary Administration from Central Michigan University. 39 SUPPLYING STUDENTS WITH NUTRITION Cooks: Mrs • Glassford Mrs. Whiting Mrs. Essenberg Kitchen Aides: Mrs. Kaluk Mrs. Cline Mrs. I indsey 40 I Mr. Castle congratulates Mr. Malburg on the wonderful job he is doing. Mr. Edward Worden: Night Custodian Mrs. IiOis Siegel : Night Custodian ?.Mr. Pete Castle: Custodian Supervisor b.Mr. Ray Malburg: Day Custodian Keeping School Looking Good fPCM DIAPEPS TO DIPLOMAS Kim Rinke Heidi Allen Mark Stasik Marie Lathrop 1 . Patricia Blanchard 41. ' 2 . Sheila Boomer k2. 3. Glenn Brinker 43. 4. Duane Brunelle 44. 5. Donna Burke 45. 6. Sharon Butler 46. 7. Linda Cilluffo 47. 8. James Cline 43. 9. Jodi Davidson 49. 10. Tina DeTomaso 50. 11. Jim Detrover 51. 12. Dennis DeWi.lde 52. 13. Kimberly Downey 53. l4. John Drake 54. 15. Geri Feldhus 55. 1 6 . Jennifer Feldhus 56. IT. Beverly Fox 57. 18. Monica Franc kowiak 58. 19. Kim Frantz 50. 20. Dan Friedsberg 60 . 21. Marie Grygier 6l. 22. June Gull ion 62 . 23. Jill Hayden 63. 24. Jill E. Hayden 6U . 25. Julie Hayden 65. 26 . Paul Hopkins 66. 27. Jeffery Tde 67. 28 . Shari Jackson 68 . 29. Cristy Jurn 69. 30. James Kamidoi 70. 31. B. Joe Kavanagh 71. 32. Doug Kazvaka 72. 33. Robin Keller 73. 3k. Kathleen Kersten 74. 35. Lisa Killingbeck 75. 36. Jeff Leonard 76. 37. Norma Kraus s 77. 38. Jeff Laming 78. 3°. Lloyd LaRose 79. 1| 0 . Dorothy Ann Lewis 80 . Amy Lutz 81. Di anne Malburg 82 . Shari Marczak 83. «Tohn Manus zak Stephen Metzer Craig Miller Michelle Milostan v ark Moeller Nathan Montney Jean -Murphy Annette Nabors Julie Neiman Donna Potyczka Johnna Printz James Ouain Andrew Radvanskv Todd Randall Sara Robb Robin Schlaire Linda Schichmann Mike Shore Beth Sholtis Brian Sieggreen Robert Skorvanc Therese Smith Bill Smith Karen Snover Paula Stand el Lenn Stankiewicz Doug St roman Stacey Traub Debbie Verellen Deborah Wheelihan Kelly Wilkins Brenda Sc Brian Woolner Lynn Yera Joseph Zelecki Bernie Polzin Todd Hulett Lori Pevitzer The Child’s Appeal” I am the child. All the world waits for my coming. All the earth watches with interest to see what I shall become. Civilization hangs in the balance, for what I am, the world of tomorrow will be. I am the child. I have into your world, about which I know nothing. Why I came I know not; How I came I know not. I am curious; I am inter- ested. I am the child. You hold in your hand my destiny. You determine, largely, whether I shall succeed or fail. Give me, I pray you, those things that make for happiness. Train me, I beg you, that I may be blessing to the world. (Mamie Gene Cole) THE CLASS OF 1982 101 st GRADUATING CLASS STEVE A. AGUINAGA HEIDI N. ALLEN COREY S. ATKESON TRICIA LYN BLANCHARD SHEILA MARIE BOOMER X GLENN EDWARD BRINKER DUANE BRUNELLZ DONNA GAIL BURK TAMMY MARIE BURRICK SHARON LOUISE BUTLER MARGARITA CHAVEZ LINDA ANN CILLUFFO JAMES H. CLINE r t i- . M JODI LYNN DAVIDSON TINA MARIE DeTOMASO JIM W. DETROYER DENNIS DONALD DeWILDE ' FRANK DiCICCO TARI LEE DOWLING KIMBERLY ANN DOWNEY JOHN W. DRAKE jpr OUtff � ' DANIEL FRIEDSBERG COLLEEN MARIA GREEN MARIE ELIZABETH GRYGIER JUNE MARIE GULL I ON LORIANN HARVEY JILL L. HAYDEN JILL ELIZABETH HAYDEN JULIE ANN HAYDEN JAMES DA VV J KAMI DO I WILLIAM (BJoe) KAVANAGH DOUGLAS KAZYAKA ROBIN GAIL KELLER KATHLEEN KERSTEN LISA KAYE KILLINGBECK NORMA JEAN KRAUSS DEBORAH KUCZMARSKI DONNA JEAN LAMING JEFF DEAN LAMING JOHN FREDERICK LANG LLOYD LEE LaROSE MARIE JANE LATHROP JEFFERY ALLAN LEONARD GEORGE RAYMOND LEONARD CO.Y av v DOROTHY ANN LEWIS JOHN PATRICK LOTTIE AMY ELIZABETH LUTZ DIANNE MALBURG JOHN P. MANUS ZAK SHARI ANN MARC ZAK MARY ANN MARTIN craig a. McDonald C Uanvis NATHAN B. MONTNEY JOEL MUNOZ, JR. JEAN MARIE MURPHY ANNETTE MARIE NABORS JULIA M. NEIMAN DERECK WAYNE PHILLIPS BERNADETTE POLZIN DONNA J. POTYCZKA JOHNNA KAY PRINTZ VICKIE LYNN PYKOSZ JAMES G. QUAIN DALE C. QUANTZ ANDREW RADVANSKY JOAN E. RATTEW BRIAN RAWLINS LORI KAY REVITZER KIMBERLY ANN RINKE SARA LOUISE ROBB ROBIN RENEE SCHLAIRE LINDA D. SCHUCHMANN MICHAEL ROBERT SHORE BETH ANN SHOLTIS BRIAN GERALD SIEOOREEN ROBERT JAMES SKORYANC THERESE MARIE SMITH TIM L. SMITH WILLIAM JOHN SMITH KAREN ANN SNOVER DAN ALLEN SPENCER DAWN ELAINE SPENCER PAULA LEE STANDEL LEONARD STANKIEWICZ MARK D. STASIK DOUGLAS JAMES STROMAN DENNIS PAUL SZELESTEY RANDY GEORGE TEATFO KAREN MARIE THEISEN STACEY ANN TRAUB DEBRA LYNN VERELLEN DEBORAH WHEELIHAN ANTHONY TODD WHITEHEAD KELLY ANN WILKINS BRENDA L. WOOLNER BRIAN LYNN WOOLNER LYNN MARIE YERA JOSEPH H. ZELECKI MATTHEW JOHN ZWIERNIK Senior Class Officers : President : Andy Padyansky Vice President : Julie Hayden Secretary : letli Sholtis Treasurer : Lenn Stankiewicz Historian : Him Pinke Student Council Pens: Jean Murphy Colleen Creen ClassColors: Cray A Nayy Class Tlcwer : White Silk Pose tinned in blue Class Seng : Pcn t Step Pelieying by Journey Class Mcttc : If you can imagine it� you can achieye it. If you can dream it you can become it. Aguinaga, Steve A. Football; Wrestling; FFA Allen, Heidi N. Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Chieftain 4; Varsity Band Letter Club 1,2, 3,4. Atkeson, Corey S. Blanchard, Tricia Lyn Band 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball Stat. 2,3,4; Letter Club 1,2, 3, 4. Boomer, Sheila Marie Basketball Mgr.; Band B.O.E.C. ; Softball. Brinker, Glenn Edward Brunelle, Duane Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Exaltens 4; N.H.S. Treas. 4. Burk, Donna Gail FFA 2,3,4 Burrick, Tammy Marie FFA 2,3 Butler, Sharon Louise Cheerleading 2,3,4; Co-Captain 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 Student Council Corres. Sec. 4. Chavez, Margarita Volleyball, F.F.A. V.I.C.A.; Track Softball Cilluffo, Linda Ann Volleyball Mgr. 1,2,3 FFA 2 Cline, James H. Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2,4; Varsity Club 2; Band 2; Ham Radio 2 Davidson, Jodi Lynn DECA 3,4 DeTomaso, Tina Marie FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 3,4; ChLeftain 4 Detroyer, Jim W. Track 1,4; Band 1,2 DeWilde, Dennis Donald Football 2 DiCicco, Frank Wrestling 2,3 Dowling, Tari Lee Downey, Kimberly Ann Cheerleading 1,2 Homecoming Court 4; Library Aide 4; Band 1; Yearbook 3,4 Senior Memories Drake, John W. Basketball 1 Elliott, Bob Dean FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Chieftain 4 Evans, Bill J. FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Chieftain 4 Ferrett, Jeff Football 2, 4; Basketball 1 Feldhus, Rhea Geraldine Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Princess 2,3; Homecoming Court 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Reporter 3; FFA Presi- dent 4; Class Secretary 3; Student Council Recording Secretary; Band 1; Cheer- leading Capt. 2,3; Varsity Club Secretary 4 Feldhus, Jennifer K. NHS 2,3,4; NHS Student Council Rep. 4; Chieftain 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Volleyball 2; Band 1 , 2 Fournier, Mike Alan Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,2; Football 3,4; FFA 4; VICA 4; Varsity Club 4 Fowler, Tom Track 3 Fox, Beverly Elizabeth F A; Track 1 V.I.C.A. Franckowiak, Monica A. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 Frantz, Kimberly Annette BOEC 1,2, 3, 4 Friedsberg, Daniel Harold Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Vice President 4; Yearbook 4 Football 3 Green, Colleen Maria Student Council Rep. 1, 4; Student Council Vice- President 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Captain 3, 4; Chieftain Staff 4; Var- sity Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4; D.A.R. Award 4. Grygier, Marie Elizabeth Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; NHS 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 1. Gullion, June Marie FFA 1,2; BOEC 3; Track 1; Baseball Stat. 2,3,4; Exaltens 3 Harvey , Lor iann FFA Hayden, Jill L. Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook Photographer 3,4. Hayden, Jill Elizabeth BOEC 3; Softball 3,4; Varsity Club 4 Hayden, Julie Ann NHS 2,3,4; Class Vice- President 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Ass 1 1 . Editor 3; Editor 4; FFA 4; Volleyball 3,4; Soft- ball 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Homecoming Court 4. Hill, Harold D. Hopkins, Paul Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court4; James Kondrath Mem- orial Award 3 Rule 1 1 , Todd M . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2,3. Ide, Jeffrey N. Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Vice-President 3; Jazz Band 2; Pre- sident 2; Football 2 ; Wrest ling 1 ; B.O.E.C. 3. Ispahannie, Sherene Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Captain 3; N.H.S. 2, 3,4; President 4 ; Exaltens 3,4; Pre- sident 4; Cross- Country 3; Class President 3; B.O.E.C 3,4; Reporter 3 ; President 4; Volley- ball 2; Prom Queen 3. Jackson, Shari Lynn FFA 4; Yearbook 3; Softball 3,4; Volley- ball 2,3,4; Band 1 . Jurn, Cristy Kay Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; B.O.E.C. 2,3; Eques t- rains 1,2; Exaltens 3, 4; Majorette 3; Year- book 3, Band 1; Flags 1 2; Track 1; Library Aide 4 . Kamidoi, James David Baseball 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 4. Kavanagh Wm . (BJoe) J. Yearbook 2; FFA 1,2; V.I.C.A. 3. Kazyaka, Douglas A. Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 3; FFA 2; V.I.C.A. 3. Keller, Robin Gail Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Kersten, Kathleen Cheer leading 1,2,3, Basketball 1; Year- book 3; Chieftain 3, 4; Band 1,2. Killingbeck, Lisa Kaye Kot, Dave E. Krauss, Norma Jean Cheerleading 1,2,3; Co-Captain 2; Cap- tain 1; Baseball Stat. 2,3,4; BOEC 3; Exaltens 3,4; Vice President Accountant 4. Kuczmarski, Deborah Laming, Donna Jean Laming, Jeff Dean Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1. Lang, John Frederick Gold 1,2, 3, 4; Hon. Mention S.T.A. 4; Varsity Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Vice-Pres 4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2. LaRose, Lloyd Lee Lathrop, Marie Jane Library Aide Leonard, Jeffery Allan Golf 1,2, 3, 4; 2nd Team STA 4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2. Leonard, George Raymond Jr. Baseball 1; Football 2,3; Chieftan Staff 4. Lewis, Dorothy Ann Track 1,2,3; Cheer- leading 1,2, 3, 4; Year- book 3,4; Student Council Rep. 1,3; Class Secretary 2; Student Council Trea- surer 4; Varsity Club Vice Pres. 4; Snowball Princess 9th grade; Softball 4; Band 1; Homecoming Court 4. Cheerleading Capt. 1, 2,3. Lottie, John Patrick Track 3,4; Cross-Country 4; Varsity Club 4; NHS 4; Forensics 2; Foreign Language Club 1,2,3. Lutz, Amy Elizabeth Band 1; BOEC 3,4; Malburg, Dianne NHS 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Secretary 2,3; Jazz Band 1,2; Student Council Rep. 2; Band Directors Award 3. Manuszak, John P. Baseball 1,2,3; Year book staff 3; V.I.C.A. 3,4; Student Council 1. Marczak, Shari Ann Cheerleading 1. Martin, Mary Ann FFA 1,2, 3, 4. McDonald A. Craig McMichael, Dean Arthur FFA 2,3; Football 2; Cross-Country 3. McNally Cheryl Marie Chieftain 4; Asst. Editor 4; BOEC 3 Metzer, Stephen Gary Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Basketball 1. Miller, Craig Patrick Milostan, Michelle A. Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2; V.I.C.A. 3. Modad, Kelly Thomas Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; FFA 1,2,3. Moeller, Mark A. Cross Country 1; Baseball Mgr.; Ham Radio Club FFA 4 Montney, Nathan B. Band 1; FFA 1,2,3. Munoz, Joel Jr. Track 1; Football 1. Murphy, Jean Marie Volleyball 1,2,3; Softball 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Yearbook 3,4; Chief- tain 3,4. Nabors, Annette Marie Exaltens 3,4; President 3; Chair- man 4; NHS 3, 4. Neiman, Julia M. FFA 1,2, 3, 4; NHS 2,3, 4; Yearbook 3,4; Bus- iness Mgr. 4; Track 1; Student Council 3. Senior Highlights Phillips, Dereck Wayne Football 2,3; Co-Capt.4; Wrestling 2,3,4; FFA 1,2 4: V.I.C.A. 3,4; Track 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Varsity Club 4. Polzin, Bernadette Margaret FFA; Volleyball; V.I.C.A. Softball. Potyczka, Donna J. Softball 3; Chieftain Staff 4; Library Aide 4. Printz, Johnna Kay NHS 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band President 4; Band Vice President 2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1, Health Careers Club 3; Vol- leyball 4. Teatro, Randy George Pykosz, Vickie Lynn Basketball 1,4; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Year- book 3; Chieftain 3; Library Aide 3,4. Quain James G. Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Varsity Club 4. Quantz, Dale C. Track 1,3,4; Football 2; Exaltens 4. Radvansky, Andrew Patrick Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Class President 1,4; Class Trea- surer 3; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Track 1,4; Homecoming Prince 3; Homecoming King 4; V.I.C.A 3,4; Varsity Club 4. Rahn, Gary Arnold Chieftain 4 Randall, Todd M. Chieftain 3,4. Rattew, Joan E. Health Careers 1,2; Reporter 2; FFA 1,2,3. Rawlins, Brian Class Vice President 1; Football 2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1,3. Revitzer, Lori Kay Volleyball 1,2; Band 1,2. Rinke, Kimberly Ann NHS 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Asst. Ed. 3; Editor 4; Class Historian 4; FFA 4, Cross Country 4; Softball Stat. 3,4. Robb, Sara Louise Chieftain Asst. Editor 3; Health Careers 1,2; BOEC 3; Majorette 3. Schlaire, Robin Renee Band 1,2; Exaltens 3,4. Schuchmann, Linda D, Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3; Chieftain 4; Volleyball 1 . Schultz, Daniel Lee Shore, Michael Robert Chieftain 4 Sholtis, Beth Ann NHS 2,3,4; NHS Sec- retary 4; Class Sec- retary 4; Basketball 1 . Sieggreen, Brian Gerald Golf 1,2, 3, 4; All Blue Water Area 2,3,4; All League 1,2, 3, 4; Captain 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Industrial Arts 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Year- book 4; Student Council 1; Chieftain 4. Skoryanc, Robert James Basketball 1; Track 1. Smith, Therese Marie Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; FFA 1,2,3; Yearbook 4. •Smith, Tim L. Baseball 2,4; Football 2 Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3 4; Industrial Arts 1,2 3,4. Smith, William John Football 2,3,4; Co- Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Baseball 2,4. Snover , Karen . Ann Cheerleading 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Chieftain Staff 4. Spencer, Dan Allen Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3,4. Spencer, Dawn Elaine Standel, Paula Lee Health Careers Club 1,2 3,4; Varsity Band 1,2, 3; Stage Band 1,2,; Student Council 2,3. Stankiewicz, Leonard J. Student Council President 4; Class Treasurer 4; NHS Vice- President 4; NHS 3,4; Class Rep. Student Council 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball Mgr 3; Football Mgr. 4; B.O.E.C. 3. Stasik, Mark D. Cross Country 3; Track 2; Yearbook Photographer 2, 3,4; Student Council Trea- surer 2; Student Council Rep. 1. Stroman, Douglas James Wrestling 1; Track 1,4; Yearbook 1,2; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Homecoming Kings Court 4; V.I.C.A, 3, 4; Cross Country 2. Szelestey, Dennis Paul Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Varsity Club 4. Theisen, Karen Marie National Honor Society 3,4 BOEC 2,3. Traub, Stacey Ann Varsity Band 1 ; BOEC Skill Center Secretary 4. Verellen Debra Lynn FFA 2. Weisz, Terri Ann Wheelihan, Deborah Track 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Cross-Country 3,4; BOEC 2. Whitehead, Anthony Todd Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4; Track 1. Wilkins, Kelly Ann NHS 3,4; Varsity Band 1,2 3,4; Varsity Track 1: Band Student Council Rep. 2; Varsity Band Letter Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Woolner, Brenda L. Varsity Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. Woolner, Brian Lynn Yera, Lynn Marie Band 1,2,3; Volley- ball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Drum Majorette 3. Zelecki, Joseph H. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Kings Court 4; Track 3,4; Football 3; Varsity Club 4. Zwiernik, Matthew John Wreatling 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2; Ham Radio Club 2. L 75 4 CHIEFS DOMINATE FOES IN WINTER -a WRESTLERS ROLL IN S.T.A First Row (L to R)- D. Phillips, S. Agui- naga, M. Fournier, K. Modad, J. Cline, Du. Brunelle, M. Zwiernik, J. Quain. Second Row- D. Sze- lestey, P. Tittering- ton, O. Aguinaga, R. Modad, S. Fournier, C. Lohmann, Da. Bru- nelle, W. Kamidoi. Third Row- K. Bart- ling, T. Snow, S. Metzer, P. Brozow- ski, J. Seros, P. Gonzalez, S„ Szelestey, Coach Perkins. 77 CHIEFS SLAM DUNK S.T.A. Varsity Basketball- Front Row- Left to Right- S. Boomer, mgr. , P. Schliebe, mgr., K. Campbell, J. Castillo, B. Smith, T. Whitehead, C. Dean, S, Glombowski, K. Marshall, mgr. Back Row- Coach Perryman, D. Rinke, T. Vigil, T. Mailloux, J. Zelecki, -A. Rad- vansky, M. Wagner, T. Hulett, M. Carroll, K. Me Donough, mgr. J.V. HAVE EXCELLENT SEASON JV Boys Basketball- Front Row- Left to Right- Coach Marzka, D. Zuzga, P.. Brown, J. Carroll, J. Schmid- lin, E. Zorn, M. Smith, M. Kaluk, mgr. Back Row- B. Kersten, M. Marzka, D. Raw- lins, D. Finn, J. Bligh, D. Jones. CHEERLEADERS RETAIN SPIRIT Varsity Cheerleaders- (L to R)- C. Green, K. Stroman, W. Wal- ling, G. Feldhus, C. Jurn, S. Butler, J. Rhodes. JV Cheerleaders- Front Row (L to R)- N. Malburg, M. Worona, D. Conrad, J. Leonard. Back Row- K. Pykosz, L. Stasik, J. Zwiernik, K. Treece. 81 CHI FFS REBUILD FOR FUTURE First row, L to R : J. C ' havez, M. Chavez B. Bohr, J. Phillips, Second row: Coach: D. Young, P. Piston, D. Wheelihan, R. Stasik, C. Frye, L. Gubbles, Manager L. Cilluffo. B2 SPIKES OPPONENTS JV Girls Volleyball- Front Row- Left To Right- Y. Rosas, F. Roggow, P. Robbins, S. Cilluffo. Back Row- Coach Gass, P. Jackson, K„ Raw- lins, T, Worden, J. Miller, L. Zelecki, K. Kavanaugh, mgr. 8th Grade Basketball- Front Row- Left to Right- G. Chisholm, T. Harland, T. Man- tel, T. Giglio, T. But- ler, J. Burlison, L. Cowhy. Back Row- T. Gon- zalez, A. Porter, D. Moore, S. McCray, J. Leonard, A. Bur- gess, R. Jamison, R. Gray, C. Schwartz- kopf. Not Pictured- Coach Smith. Wee Chiefs Have Fine Season 8th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders- ( Left to Right) L. Bollaert, L. Nelson, M. Reichert, A. Cline, L. Aguinaga, J. Leonard, N. Terranova. 85 rare] on 14 of their fir in the Blue WateJj Area ea«rl; • Senior eak, Capac defeated league arch-rival nner-up Algonac. ew Radvansky averaged just over 12 ior Curt Dean poured in 13 points per fs’ high powered offense, wh hitehdad and Mike Wagner 2 S. T. V I.TY BASKETBALL Cros-Lex C . Holy Cr a Armada ilSL New Haven Memphis C . Holy £ross Yale m Armada Haven t Vf Armada i Brown City . ■ C . Holy Cross Almont Lutheran North e Capae W stiing team finished the season undefeated in mpionship? captured the Cass City Invitational team Senior Mike Fournier, a regional qualifier, was the top medal winner. Fournier won championships at 145 pounds at the Capac, Hamady and Cass City Invitationals. He also received medals at Yale, Algonac and Caro. a ,m e + K d0 i was the team s onl y state qualifier. He earned third place at Districts and fourth place at Region- als-to advance to the State Finals at 105 pounds. Duane Brunelle (138) and Daryl Brunelle (98), both region- al qualifiers, each jvon over 20 matches. Daryl was undefeate m cjyal meet compel on. M J e a i ??L? teVe J Ag, W ga (l 6 ?).| tt ZwiemB PPiBi ?2? i 155 y , +! nd Phillip� HWT) all posted winning records. Matt and e were Racial qualifiers. bophomores Oscar Agiunaga (l8j Tete Gonzalez (HWT) , Rohlr+ vKTi ' l? 5 ' an { Cr Jf ann (119) and Freshman R ert Moddd (112) wrestlVd throup ' hmit the rtlVd The Volleyball teaM n |lt had a respectable sedjsoff ffni a a 6-6 record. � f ' 1 Tfye top performers on the J i a i Roberta Stasik. The two’ oo ajft ice and spike points. Se iX i ' Rlihan and sophomore Lisa t Lir all-around net play. ■ With Bohr, Stasik, Gubbelsl tre Theresa Worden, a late sa fson, they have a nucleus th ete Gonzalez (HWT) , ann (119) and Freshman KV throughout the season. miArl ARSITY VOLLEYBALL fcr C. 2-15 15-10,13-15 Mfcfcphisr J -l 1,9- 15. 11-15 Jornada «5-ll, 11-15, 13-15 rown C.l 13-2, 15-10 N. Haveni 15-3 , 15-8 Mar ' villel6-l4, 12-15, 12-15 Yale 15-8,15-5 Armada 6-15,10-15 Almont 15-13.15-8 Brown C. 15-9.16-.l4 Dryden 3-15.3-1 5 Memphis 13-15.4-15 N. Haven 15-9,15-5 P.H.N. 15-13.1 5-5 Dryden 6-15,9-15 K a rebuilding year, 1 in the S.T.A. with liors Bridget Bohr k the majority of| Chavez and Debbie a fine sfchson with k-ot cm r startS in produi M (d soph- W ack next 5 ague champion- CAPAC 60 I ' M PLING , f OPP zamMm 1 Crome F St. IFLair ? Armada 3 Yale 5 Yale Cass City l Caro 4-0 S.T.A. 11-0 7-7 S.T.A. 10-9 Overall A Row 1-Mrs. Kahn-advisor , D. Sampson, L. Rossman, P. Standel, D. Reiter, P. Ginn, Mrs. Lang-advisor . Row 2- K. Walker, K. Kemp, II. Spen- cer, H. Potyczka, W. Hayden, T. Worden, S. Ramond . Row 3- S. Chernenko, S. Korzenborn, J. Finke, M. Wages, P. Rob- bins , K . Koning . LIBRARY AIDES 90 1st row-L. Dahl. C. McNally, H. Allen, J. Gonzalez. 2nd- Mrs. Abruzzo, J. Murnhy, C. Green, B. Sieppreen, T. Be- Tonaso, K. Kersten, L. Schu- chmann. 3rd-G . Pahn. L. La- Fose. B. Evans, P. Leonard, B. Elliot, M. Shore, T. Ran- dall . K. Snover, B. Voolner. M . Franck ovi ak . 91 EQUESTRIANS L. Hannon, N. Potyczka, S. Murphy, R. Stasik, M. Potyczka 1st row-D. Brunelle, S. Ispahannie, D. Rawlins, N. Krauss, A. Nabors, A. Titter- ington. 2nd— P. Titterington, D. Quantz, R. Schlaire , D. Reiter, B. Rosseau, D. Kot, A. Hartman, M. Worona. 3rd-D. Hos- key , C. Bartling, B. Nabors, M. Krauss, P. Brozowski , R. Aguinaga, K. Bartling, S. Schrader, A. Kaiser. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1-D. Ginn-Sent inel, D. .Turn-Treasurer, C. Lauvers-Secretary , G. Feldhus-President , A. Titterington-Vice-President , J. Jakobowski-Parliamentarian , C. DeSmet-Reporter , J. Neiman-Alumni Secretary, Miss Kish— Advisor . Row 2-P . Titterington, R. Rodzos, P. Printz, R. Pratt, C. Korzenborn, M. Martin, T. Ellerbeck, S. Jackson. Row 3-M. Moeller, B. Crain, E . Bolday, M. Frantz, D. Hoskey, B. Hencak, T. Dowling ,K. Rinke, J. Hayden. Row U-E. Pol z in , M. Chavez, B. ox, A. Rodriguez, M. Fournier, S. Aguinaga, A. Van- Volkeriberg, T. Winegarten, J. Rinke. Row 5-A. Polzin, K. Michols, D. Silencer ,D . Phil- lips, D. Stroman, P. Brozowski, S. Ogden, K. Schasko, D. Peiter . VARSITY BAND Bow 1 - J. Lang, C. DeSmet, L. Cubbels, D. Kot , B. Seidler, D. Reiter, T. Oubbels, S. LaFave, J. Filler. Row 2 - S. Saelens, K. Schasko, B. Woolner, K. McDonough, D. Lumbar do , K. Bartling, S. Petipren, T. Jamison, B. Fuchs, D. Friedsberg, S. Lathroj), J. Leonard, R. Aguinaga, D. Conrad, K. Rawlins. Row 3 - R. Keller, J. Zwiernik, D. Heath. A. Munoz, D. Hagle, H. Allen, S. Palmieri, W. Helland, B. Nabors, P. Gonzalez J. Florez, D. Brunelle, J. Printz, K. Koning. Row h - Mr . Seidler-advisor . D. Con- rad, J. Ide, P. Schliebe, J. Zientak, J. Henig, P. Robbins. FIRST CHAIR OFFICERS Row 1 - P. Schliebe, L. Gubbels, B. Seidler, J. Killer, D. Conrad, D. Reiter. Row 2 - 8. Pet- ipren, B. Woolner, D. Friedsberg, J. Lang, J. Printz, Mr. Seidler, P. Gonzalez, J. Zwiernik, H. Allen, W. Hellar.d. 8th GRADE Row 1 - L. Schuchmann, A. Verellen, K. Cischke, D. Parker, A. Cline. Row 2 - J. Clark, T. Mantel, K. Wisniewski, J. Leonard, C. Zientak, A. Burgess, P. Florez. Row 3 - Mr. Seidler -advisor, D. Heath, K . Labors, C. Schwartzkoph, B. Miller, T. T’antz, D. Moore, D. Johnson, D. Petipren. Pow 4 - T. Bobbyn, E. Stuever, R. Aus- tin, A. Porter. 97 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS-lst row-J. Hayden J. Neiman, K. Rinke, B. Sholtis, J. Feldhus, S. Ispahannie, Mrs. Fischer, L. Stankiewicz, K. Theisen, D. Brunelle. 2nd row-D. Malburg, K. Wilkins, L. Dahl, J. Printz, M. Grygier, A. Radvansky, A. Nabors, M. Carroll, C. Dean, A. Titterington, D. Rinke, G. Feldhus, H. Collins, D. Jurn .T. Kittle, K. Mod ad , J. Gonzalez, .T. Lester 1st row-T. Silorey, B. Miller, A. Dukatz, B. Dahl. Cnd row-J. Clark, J. Lester. J. Kittle. STUDENT COUNCIL Rov 1 - C. Greer,, G. Veldhus, P. Lewis. Row 2 - S. Butler, J. Murphy. Row 3 - L. Stankiewicz. 101 1st row- T. Whitehead, G. Feld- hus, B. Smith, J. Neiman, K. Rinke-editor, J. Hayden-editor, D. Lewis, K. Snover, K. Downey, 2nd row- J. Murphy, M. Grygier, J. Hayden, J. Zelecki, M. Stasik, T. Smith, R. Robinson, D. Frieds- berg, A. Titterington-ass ' t editor, H. Spencer, Miss Redding- adviser. Not pictured-W. Kami- doi-ass ' t editor. 102 VARSITY CLUB 1st row-H. Allen, M. Carroll, B. Levis. G. eldhus. 2nd -V . Ory- rier. J. Cuain. S. Butler, J. Murnhy, K. ' odad, T. Smith , T), Ginn, J. Gonzalez. 3rd-B. Szlestev, H. Snencer, B. Bohr, B. Sieppreen, «T. Hayden, J. Hayden. K. Rinke. T. Hulett. Uth-B. Smith M. Wagner. C. Green, P. Brozowski , J. Lot- tie, M. Chavez, B. Jurn . 5th-C . Bean . A . P ad van sky , T . White- head, J. Kamidoi, J. ZelecVi. A. Afruinaga. 104 Leaders of the Future JUNIOR CLASS OFF ICC R PRESIDENT i WAYNE KAN! I DO I VICE PRESIDENT t CURT DEAN SECRETARY • KATHLEEN ST RON MAN TREASURER • ' BRIDGET BOHR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES LORI DON JOHN GONZALEZ A. Aguinaga B. Bohr S. Butler • K, Campbell M. Carroll J. Arthur L. Burgess M. Caraire J. Carpenter J. Castillo 106 H. Collins G. Cook S. Cook S� Culhane L. Dahl M. Dawson C. Dean C . DiCicco T. Dowling T� El lerbeck A. Finch P. Elston K. Fisher S. Felek P. Fowler 107 Frye J, Gonzales Hartman T. Hartway B„ Harvey J. Helzer Fuchs D. Griffin R. Harvey R. Hill Gallourakis T. Halbert Ginn T. Haraszewski w. Helland C. Hilla 108 J. Jakobowskl D. Jutn W. Kamidoi J, Kavanagh S. Korzenborn T. Koltunowicz C. Korzenborn P. Kowalevski V. Lambert P. Larson J. Lester R. Loridon L. Lottie D. Lumbardo T. Nail loux K. McNally S. Murphy B. Nichols B. Ochoa 109 R. Perez J. Phillips M. Potyczka H. Pratt f. Qua in D. Reiter 110 J. Rhodes D. Schliebe D. Rinke R. Robinson M. Sanchez K. Schaschko D. Schaville G. Seros J. Singley H, Spenrer J. Spencer F. Swider A. VanVolkenburg K. Walker T« Winegarden M. Stankiewicz D. Terranova T. Vigil W. Walling A. Withun R. Stasik A. Titterington m. Wages M. Williams P. Yelle K. Stroman C. Tyckowski m. Wagner 111 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT : DARYL BRUNELLE VICE PRESIDENT : CATHY LAUWER SECRETARY : LORI HANNON TREASURER : CINDY BOHR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES : DAVE ZUZGA DON RAWLINS 112 0. Aguinaga J. Bohdan L. Burke D. Collins Y. DeCaussin E. Espinoza J. Allen C. Bohr T. Burke D. Conrad C. DeSraet S. Fournier E. Atchison E. Bolday T. Campbell D. Coucke C. Drake M. Frantz K. Bartl ing R. Bollaert S. Cilluffo M. Davis C. Elliott J. Gill J. Bligh P. Brozowski P. Boadway D. Brunelle 113 Ginn P. Hader S. Harland w. Hayden Gonzales L Hannon D. Harvey D. Heath Gubbels L Haraszewski T. Hayden B. Hencak 114 M. Hopkins S. Jezierski K. Kemp D. Kutchey D. Laming S. Lathrop D. Hoskey D. Hunter S. Ide P. Jackson D. Jamison K. Kavanagh J. Kittle S. LaFave M Lathrop C. Lauwers C. Lohmann N. Malburg C. Marshall M. Marzka 115 R. Martin K. Mayer R. McDonald J. McMichael B. Metzer J. Miller 116 R Montney D. Mousseau A Munoz R Nelson R. Nino R. O ' Brien S. Ogden S, Opalewski K. Patton K. Patton S. Petipren L 0 Pi zzo N. Potyczka K. Pykosz D. Rabine D. Rawlins A. Rodriguez D. Rogalski 117 - P. Roggow Y. Rosas B. Rosseau . L. Rossman R. Rowe S. Saelens D. Sampson T-, Schaefer P. Schliebe L. Scholz J. Schmidlin b. Seidler 118 s. Sendak B. Simmons K. Stigleman M. Williams J. Zientak J. Setps T • Snow S. Szelestey S. Woolner E. Zorn c. Shore T. Stankiewicz L. Wells T. Worden s. Sholtis L. Stasik C. Wheelihan Zelecki 119 CLASS OF 85 PRESIDENT- DEENA CONRAD VICE-PRESIDENT - DEBBIE LUHBARDO SECRETARY TREASURER JON CARROLL BARRY KERSTEN STUDENT COUNCIL - DIANA KO T SHANE HOPKINS R. Aguinaga R. Angle C. Blanchard J. Burk T. Campbell J. Chavez G. Aleck K. Bartling j. Burk Carroll M. Chernenko 120 Clark B. Dawson M. Dueweke V. Ellison J. Flores, Jr. V. Griffiths Clark C . Dean P. Edgerton F. Folts T. Gubbels Clark Conrad Cox Cutino S. Drugich C . Edmond R. Fournier K. Gott D. Hagle A. Hartman i: J . Kaufman K . Kaufman C. Kavanagh C. Kempa M. Kincaid K. Koning D. Kot D. Kraft M. Kraus s J. Kriesch S. Larson J . Leonard 0. Lester T. Lottie D. Lumbardo J. Henig S. Hopkins K. Jamison T. Jamison D. Jones A. Kaiser C. Mantel K. Marshall K. McDonough H. Messner K. Nichols C. Piefer D. Manuszak K. McCray C. Mclntire Modad W. Ogden A. Polzin G. Marsack T. McDonald d. McNally B. Nabors S. Palraieri L. Pratt 123 R. Pratt P. Printz L. Rabine M. Randall K. Rawlins S. Raymon U4 J. Rinke P. Robbins R. Rodzos J. Sanchez M. Schonebeck S. Schrader D. Schultz T. Silorey J. Smith M. Smith R. Soye R. Soye 9th Grade l issin ; Persons 4. a 1 way G. Atkeson L. Blanchard P . Brown J . burke R . G have z J. Colby C . Gspinoza i). fields T� . . Pov ler B. Kersten D . Laya T. Noble T. Schrader L-. Shoemaker T. Spencer C . Stewart T. Stewart p. TitteringtonK Treece L. Vineyard M. Stramaglio M. Titus p. VanVolken- 3 Wagner burg T - Weisz M. White B. Whitehead M. Worona J. Zwiemik Class Of ' 86 President Billie Jo Kazyaka Vice President Todd Harland Sec re tar y Lisa Bollaert Treasurer Bob Miller L. Aguinaga R Austin R. Bowerson A. Burgess J. Burlison S. Chernenko G. Akers L. Bollaert M. Bozich J. Burke T. Butler C. Chisholm 126 K. Cischke J. Clark A. Cline L. Colby C. Cook L. Cowhy N. Cox M. P. Cyrus S. D. Czerepowicz R. S. Dahl R. T. Dobbyn M. A. Dukatz A. Edgerton Edmond Elliott Flores Fritz Giglio C. Gonzalez L. Gonzalez R. Grey J. Griffiths V. Gull ion H. Gutierrez D. Hagle T. Harland D. Heath R. Jamison A. Johnson D. Johnson R. Jordan D. Kaluk D. Kaminski B. Kazyaka A. Kleczewski R. Kraft 127 K. Lambert M. LaMarra J. Leonard J. Leonard L Lottie T. Mantel J. Markowicz J. Marshall B. McCelland R. Miller C. Montney D. Moore M. Moran T. Mowery B Munoz M. Nabors L. Nelson L, Noble J. O ' Connor J. Ondrus D. Ondrus C. Palecki 128 D. Parker D. Petipren J. Polzin M. Polzin A. Porter M. Reichert K. Potyczka b. Rosseau D. ProtasieviczS. Sanders T. Ramirez U. Schliebe P. Schonebeck J. Stade L. Schuchmann T. Stamper C. Schwar tzkopf C. Stroman W. Shull B. Stuever P. Simmons K. Smith N. Terranova A. Verellen D. Wells B. Wheelihan 129 M. Williams D. Yoakum C. Zientak K. Wisniewski C. Zelecki 8th urade [ .is sing Persons i yers I. ant a Pykosz Reeves Rodriguez Rowe Salazar Salazar Sin- nr. ins R. Cyrus V A A • ft A . • Pinch r.i a. • L • Harvey c . i‘. Isom c. H . her shaw r, . r « O a Aowalewski D. J . Lahadie E. 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