Charlevoix High School - Rayder Yearbook (Charlevoix, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

4979-4980 CURRENT EVENTS '03 I 7-hnwuifxrg f RUSSIAN LIGHT ARMOR - Russian soldiers atop an armored personnel carrier take part in a soviet offensive on the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan. .' 0-s-. r. I. ws'-I ft, ' if . . , ',, ' . A TOAST - President Carter offers a toast to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, during a state dinner in honor of her visit to the United States. WORLD SERIES ACTION - Pirates Phil Garner slides into third and is tagged by Orioles Rich Dauer. The series was won by the Pittsburgh Pirates. . I.- , -4, I' 9 , 5 U I 'I-' - ,. - 0' -I4 FIRST U.S. AMBASSADOR TO CHINA - Leonard Woodcock presenting his credentials to Ulanhu, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National Peoples Congress. rgh- I HOSTAGE - Blindfolded, hands tied, one of the American hostages held at the American Embassy is shown to the crowd by Iranian students in Tehran. nun OC' occ -s v -i P - . I I P' ' 1 ew: I -.ul -23'-I, I . i 4 gg-4 9 .9 T? GOLD FINGERS - A trader bargains in the gold trading area I on the floor of the Commodities Exchange in New York. On this day gold was selling for about S840 an ounce. if I, .. , tv i I 1 'I I PAPAL VISIT - Pope John Paul II visited the United States in a week-long tour that took him to six cities. . '1 ' . A -'ri I .gf fr L, ' , ty., ., . .Ab- .'f,,:,Q' I U ,1 , Q I s. , 4, I' 1 sd. Ji ll, I 3:4 gg i -, iI1,,..i--Qzf' 5. - I I Ttilgfyg' -, , wr Q .Y Q M I '. I L 1 , , . , .. I :ll Q . I I 4, x 0 -I I '- -4 D I v.-'- '1 Q v, ' , 3 ' I c I U I A I F Il' I' lUflCl312'1 Ii ii ITP' in I Cii i' I if I ii'w,I'.I Riff W fiQi,wmif:1' QI 'fiwi ii i i I I7 ii frivi I nl' i N l L BRADSHAW IN FORM - Terry Bradshaw cocks arm to pass during Super Bowl XIV action Bradshaw led the Pittsburgh Steelers to their tourth Super Bowl win. O 7' '4- as E ?' 4 'Ld .,., ff 111 '1 ,Vg if 9 Q, 4 5 f CHARLEVOIX PUBUC LIB +I 'wmm11wfmwLuu1JlLI1I F- - A '92 Q55 '-a 2' 14, ' 4 1 I A A ' l 44? 0 1 C 7978- 9 , RAY R CHA LEVOIX H GH SCHOOL C Rufvolx, MICHIGAN I 0 ,rf A L ' ' C .if-ig F it W' I . . ' z I -Qi 'Q .. UF--H 4 K 8 a 's. -1 X- ' S. L'f l,.7 I ' L Q : g v'iI :. M. lt'- M , ' E ,ul 1 .M N. xl 1 4 Y ..f F I.. . .J ' ' xx H Q C , .f wf-1-.- Ep..---1 , fs- .fu .I ' ,Q Q. -I 'Q '-'. as. P4 S. . l 'L-'i --- 'X - ' fi. Q '5 'H ' -A, 'f . 9 Q! 1- . ' V. 1 Q Q g... I a ' B X ' .1 I I I ' . an an-I , , - 1i'lZ?75g' nk ' . ff- I y- : 8 y 5 S -.gggnl-D4-Ll4.A-Dgnnlu Q N . ,Ll 'xi- ' A W v 1 I 1 N.. just As The Outgoing Tide Returns To The Oceanside . . . So The Gift Of Outgoing Friendship Comes Back To The Giver. Kathy Long A-Y: FY f T '.L. A .f 7 , L f N J AP N 4 I v I ' ' . '34 A 12. I, ' I I . I 1 I ' I X3 X if ld 12 x . X . X K P X N 5 f xx ' wx' X11 U . N Q' f l I , is cu. x X 1 -B5 Qfr' Q . -L I 'iw M, M ffwfffmm 7 .V 4, Q 4, ,, , ya., v if ,ff rg ,, ., Km 4 WW hh mt V ,. -A nk ,ff Y? is . fl A x 4 'Q 1 I x ' M: ' 7, s .-f if -.. ,f '52 ,, 'N-'49 , WM, 1 , 1,49 Q lk' I 4 '17 W 1- K . ' 'fa ' mx .. V, away 1 4 W. Q 1 2 5 Q i 5mgV'f -3 X W3 5 xx v ' , A ' 1 in Nil, ff? zj-fi , -' C7 A Friend Is One To Whom One May Pour Out All The Contents Of One's Heart, Chaff and Grain Together Knowing That The Gentlest Of Hands Will Take And Sift lt, Keep What ls Worth Keeping And With A Breath Of Kindness Blow The Rest Away. Arabian Pro verb Dedication We'd like to dedi many roles in our cate this yearbook to a person who plays school. This person coaches sports, teaches, listens to students, and brightens many people's day Some things that are: we'll always remember about this person - the smell of cherry tobacco - sailboat posters - college applications - financial aid - bad jokes lwel I, sometimes!J - morning coffee and the Free Press - organized disorganization - pIease excuse the interruption - ACT, SAT, NMSQT, NEDT, CPP - easy for you to say! There ain't no man can avoid being born average, but there ain't no man got to be common. Because he is not Rayder Yearbook, Charles Bently. Satchel Paige common, we, the staff of the 1978-1979 do hereby dedicate this publication to as' uf., 21 5.546-if f -fa, ,, - 'ff-QW' 221- -, f- ,- ,V 1' fr -. 122-lp - .7, . ,,,-fif-Aff' ,L T , ,,-rw , My :, Lf: - -iffrmfrxi-z ff'- 'znfilgi' ' ,.ff24fi: -W' ' fidgt 127,-Vyil '16 1' fy,A5,yf2f. ' V' f'-ig . - 'riff ' if A ' ' ' , aww ,, 56, ' 4 3 , - ' ' f if-f ff 1'Z'Zf:m if I . Y 'e I '1' 4- ,,.f4g,5 ' '-Ziff . 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RNEKWEY :Eggs f ' In 1, ilsziw ff r if .-:Qi l si I - l 1l Varsity Football Get 'em up, get 'em up, downup, downup, kept recurring in all our dreams during the long hot nights of football conditioning. It is the price that every football team must pay if they hope to win, and the '78 Rayder football team paid as much as any team. We moaned and groaned to and from the locker room, but when it came to the practice field we all tried our hardest, often coming up with bloody knuckles, pulled muscles, and bruised bodies. When the first game was over it looked as though we were on our way to another outstanding season, however, later on we ran into some excellent teams and ended the season with a 5 and 4 record. Despite ending with a not so perfect record, the season was still rewarding to each and everyone of us because we were a team, a big family. Nothing can replace in our memory the fantastic feeling of knowing you executed your assignment perfectly, or the guilt, because you let your team down when you missed a block or tackle. But, the joy and the pain did not last long because the coaches could always find something to tell you to improve, or your team mate would pat you on the rear and say, Don't worry about it, just get him twice as hard the next time. Opponent ,pw- 4 0 34-M 7-14 First row L to R: M. Drenth, R. Schaefer, D. Buday, G. Noirot, J. Fowler, R. Russell, C. Boss, S. Morgan. Second row L to R: Coach Carey, N. Anderson, T. Williams, M. Keller, P. Schmidt, R. Russell, G. Nelson, J. Carlson, D. Martin, W. Hoffman, C. Henkel, Coach Gowell. Third row L to R: D. Britton, S. Daylong, M. Chappuies, J. Sladek, S. Kerridge, R. Paul, G. Doan, K. Otmanowski, J. Stowe, J. Cockfield, K. Williams, D. Whitley, J. Cross T. Mielke, R. Anderson, M. Price. X J K . 5,0 ,S al, ' g, D 1- ' A t, zmlffl' ' YA , 115 . ' '-1 , v., -- 1. 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' A buf. 1 ---1' ' 1 1 :?'7-4 71. ,Nr N, -v. -1 ,.l'. 5,4 . . ,M 45. as .tl Lin .- K gf V . si-fi S5 'S A-f I P a sl 'N ' 'ii vu - 14 5 x- A' n. - Ao 41 ' .v H Q- ' 1? si m:,fLx33.5irJ.l.1'l 1' A' X ' .I Kd . x ' Frosh Football f , 'W . '5' 'u Sb flx ,k,,v ' af fu DLX Nx f, an W 1, . , 1 ff f ,Q Q 'XX Q My 1 W H 'l'f' ' Fra-1 f A fgnf ff nxywmfffff .MZ ,wif , ' 215' fig, - W ' sfS'giI N?Ax:','Q'm f , , ,. SN X flqk ,iw ',I F If xx Al f 5 W f 'ilk X Sf X V 7 A CRX Q A T. 1, ...-ma y 5 l 20 1 llll 1' 'S 6 0 fx . I , -fc' b'i I. Q 5 . I Cross Country , A af. , V . .. Q. V ' , f 'V' f ' i , M. W' .. w. Mogwai 1? i f il A 6,1 g Run and Run and Run. This is just what the Q 3 Rayder Cross-Country Team did in '79, They - Z' fi 7 I, f y.. ran over everybody. Led by two all staters, I Mark Russell and Jeff Drenth, the team ran to M. M f f'fv a first place in 4 invitationals and second place in the conference for the second year in . a row, win regionals for the first time ever, and climb from fifteenth in the state last year 1 to fifth this year. That's enough to wind anybody. Other seniors right on the heels of 4 -24- Mark and J.D. who devoted every bit of ' H energy and encouragement were Scott Dunkelburg, Tim Hiller, Steve Mielke, Clay Patrie, and Brian Thompson. The glory was shared by everyone, even Coach Spieles who was one of three coaches of the year nominees.Could all of the success be due to the fact that the team went Co-ed this year? We'll see, next year. Spieles is expecting 3 times as many girls, then watch out. -A -r ,n 'r- L.17.24x3'4, First row R-L: C. Patrie, J. Landon, J. Swartwout, J. Drenth, M. Russell, B. Thompson, J. Landon. Second row R- L: M. Patrie, B. Fels, T. Hiller, S. Andrews, A. Schaefer, T. Russell, J. Lachman, S. Mielke, J. Fiedorek, J. Bradley, J. Duke, Coach Spieles. L I U . iv4. ,: 1541 ,, 5 X . 4 b l x' ' ' .5 I ' . . l , -v . ' 4 ' Q1 .. :.,1,g.vg,. '. P ., -f:.g'lsl ' 312' ark 'x t i 0 Lk--Q 1:55. '- v Lu' , 11 , N ' ,,4, .' ,i QQ gb Cf! :J P 'Fi ,' 1, :'L..4:- W 'Q ,-il'-3 ' 'V ng I , f'3'x Sf ,- ,'X.'- , Q .l'g 'aL?z -Q .g -'.-gf .z'L,ZX'f N' Q5 , 2 k '1 - V. ' Q I x 3- ,' ' EC ., K' :al - 'As-9 5 5-ef.-1 1 agua. - 6-JE: in U. s- Y , .' j , .' I W 4. U - -X ,I i 3 l-- . --, 1, ,.aI'.fS.s:J ' l Varsity Basketball The C.H.S. varsity basketball team started off the season with four disappointing losses and one half-earned win. Coming back from Christmas vacation the Rayders started out the New Year on a different foot. They beat Boyne City, Kalkaska and Petoskey. After a disappointing loss to Gaylord, the Rayders stormed by Onaway, Cheboygan and Harbor Springs. The oy Rayders' momentum was quickly stopped by a strong St. Ignace lr squad. Kalkaska was an enjoyable victory, a prelude to the Rayders' Homecoming victory over Boyne City. A bad loss to Harbor Springs was soon forgotten after Rayder tromping of Petoskey. The season ended with victories over Onaway and Rogers City. District finals started with a victory over Onaway. East Jordan was a tough battle that soon turned into a coaches war with the best coach winning. Rogers City was a long hard game with the Rayders winning the District Championship. In Regional tournament play, the Rayders who were thought to be underdogs, won by a close score. Unable to do the same with Tawas area, the team ended a long, hard season. lard: -4,01 Haired c w Clvmhof 2 H 5 l lllilrvnl X fl 1 ....... Front row, left to right: Co-captain B. Plumm, Coach Moyer, Co-captain P. Schmidt. Back row, left to right: l K. Kratt, G. Noirot, B. Drost, J. Peters, G. Doan, K. Otmanowski, J. Stowe, T. Hoffman, T. Williams, S. 1 Morgan, D. Buday, Manager T. Morgan. Missing from picture: J. Grooters. I l l 'ff 1-1 fa' . L if A ',. Q A AY s -' S 1' ? ai I S i -1. ' 7 Y' .N ' n . till? :- r f ,Y U ,, X , ,S . h ,,- ., S ' 'Y' 4 at ' 5 15 . mffsxx PAQ ,Q a F X me , 4 -A. N- . 1' H., E E L U f IN' 53' ' - to A f K 'l:4Q'l: .v ,., f . . , '-E , 'i .z fm A 29 ex i 4' ., 1 K ,r N.. nv if .13 -' -3,5 . vs SR. 'EBF-2 5 ikxy. ',. sa R .,g,. ., - O J xkf ,YF Y J. X Kyiv H Y fx' 6 6 Q 5' Front row, left to right: J. Greene, J. Buchanan, J. Drury, B. Shores. Second row, left to right: T. Shupert, F. Kaufman, G. Drury, M. V Beaudoin. Third row, left to right: G. Swanson, J. Knight, B. o o Steelman, M. Loper. 'O 6- 'f'.. ' Front row, left to right: S. Kelly, K. Bales, J. Herriman, J. Boggs, D Drenth. Second row, left to right: G. Shores, P. Avery, M. Schmidt, T. Louiselle, L. Lemerand. Third row, left to right: D. Buday, A. Schaefer, K. Puffpaff, D. Milligan. CQ Div if . . . ., ,YT ,, . V .'.. 'fl ij 1 935 f- . ,4 mu! rl if!-:Y 5'?i+ x'?9 '? . ' 5-'r - k.l- Hb 153 '??9p3 .,--V' 3: w H 4 s 3: m7 UXFPNM I fx ffm P .t 1-off Wrestling ' ' The 1978-79 Rayder wrestling team started out their season in November with many hard practices. They were led by coach Norm Probert and the two senior co-captains, Dennis Whitley and David Golovich, Their hard work paid off when they came through with some outstanding victories, along with some rough defeats. The Rayder grapplers placed third in conference in St. Ignace, with Dennis Whitley taking first in his weight category, and David Golovich taking third in his. Dennis and David also took fifth and sixth in state. There were many other personal achievements, along with team spirit, that brought a satisfying year to the Rayder Grapplers. .-. A, Front row L to R: M. Drenth, B. Trost, R. Smith, M. Belfy, G. Whitley, J. Borths, G. Wimmer, D. Mol Back row L to R Coach Norm Probert, S. Golovich, D. Whitley, D. Britton, W. Hoffman, J. Landon. .,,.3 .nunali .yi-ini' ' , , ' . V, .. tif ' 5 I ,ff lf- , K 'ian J . A P XVX. X ,Agnus .SOHC l Bxfg Girls Varsity Basketball The 1978-79 Girls Varsity Basketball Team came home with many honors this season. We started out by taking the conference trophy with only two conference loses, both to St. Ignace. After defeating East Jordan and Boyne City, we brought home the District Championship. Our winning streak came to an end after losing to Alcona in the final game of Regionals. During the season we had support from our parents and the community, both of which helped us to reach our desired goals. Major contributions from our coach Toni Felter were rewarded with numerous victory showers, resulting in cold, damp rides home. The graduating seniors leave the team with a 19-4 record, and many fond memories. Good luck to the returning members and Coach Felter. Qjvl ll? V 965125 lift' iw ll QUEFQ 14 CU Front row, left to right: L. Pischner, J. Paul, B. Noirot lstudent managerl, M. Buday, K. Fiedler. Second row left to right: Ass't. Coach Wagner, M. Klooster, S. Selissen, L. Flower, C. Lehman, Coach Felter, T. Noirot, M. Kerridge L. Sandahl. Missing: T. Bearss, A. Kroll, K. Mitchell. 5 xx, 1 .X - . . 4,50 . X .lu 5 I ix 5 i l Y X TTI 'x' Y xflf' 33 Rayder Spirit Shines On ,lx my x. Q , , ,Q kj-,J . -' , .. .1 -. -- Y ' bb, N, qt i Wx: 3- Win ter Cheerleaders Smiling faces, loud voices looking spastic and getting people involved is what this squad had' They did some crazy pep meetings, a terrific flashlight routine and loved the flower fron the team. It was a rewarding yet tearful season for Duck Cheetha and Weenie lbetter known as Cindy Ann and Janeenl ..- ...q Y 'il -1.21 'T Freshmen, left to right J Browe P Morgan L Hoffman C Wilhelm M Smith, M. Hollow. 4 xx Ski Team 2 l I, Q First row: Dave Morgridge, Mark Lignell, Jeff Cockfield, Bob Ranger, Denis Morgridge, Bill Fels. Second row: Liz Morris, Bill Mosher, Paul Stangis, Sean VanAndel, Ken Kane, Mark Morgan, Will Ranger. Third row: Hope Malpali, Karen Snizik, Sandy Miller, Kathy Pideck, Jim Landon, John Crinnion. Fourth row: Collen LaBlance, Kristen Lignell, Debbie Fotchman, Sally Westenbroek, Jim Crinnion, Ken Speigl, Charles Morris, Jeff Morgridge, Tim Krueger. f 'H ' ' . B H -. ' ' f,, ' '-,Ziff - - 'Kww fs--nl. ..N pr-3 .' N! Q. al' f ' I' .wg-in V Aw I tl- Q 5 Q X C -. ' xy , ' 1 ', f , i -' - 9 . .. N Q: .LJ 4 is ' iffy' Jfgrlff iuunwsv .,..x4h. J- M ,' .--4 1 1 ff of- ' 5 Varsity Volleyball The Varsity team had a great year with controlled bumps, high sets, and forceful spikes. They held their first Volleyball Invitational Tournament and placed third out of eight. They also won the predistrict and district tournaments and made it as far as the Class C finals. Unfortunately, they were defeated by Sanford Meridian. Jordan C ity ..x..,., ar A if 03 X, x ,dn f red I ..-ss 'L ,,,, ..,, ,W ,V ilvggiy tw 1 ,,fV .1 , , W ' 'iframes K .sis . W l, ' Y 111, Q, as s C ,M . gp ,L nn --- ?'f',, 'J f,?v414ff11fQf'f,f'.?9fr-ff as 25 ,.. -4 s . jgf- , I 1 - ' Y MWF Top Row, l-r, Coach Gengle, D. Resch, S. Selissen, K. Lamoreaux, C. Loper, M. Klooster, A. Kroll, M. Buday, D. Olach, Bottom Row, l-r, C. Lehman, M. Wimmer, K. Fiedler, M. Kerridge, T. Noirot, K. Mitchell, A. Elzinga, T. Noirot, M- , H N l NJ t an j. V. Volleyball New players a willing coach unpredictable practices with uncontrollable bumps off sets soft spikes The JV's struggled throughout the 1, year with positive minds, but their actions weren't - always compromising. Oh well, they'll be back next 7' year - better than ever! ' f' M2-Aw el ' f f nrt... fi - t 3 ll 1 1 S ' i. I Ll A l t 'Al 'l K I M, l 1' 1 'Ja 1 Ja. W if t .... , . E3 its snr in ,ev- 38. Ja, E Top row, I-r, Coach Johnson, B. Buchanan, B. Witthoeft, C. Hartnett, T. Klama, Coach Gengle, Bottom Row, l-r J. Pence, J. Mabee, C. Fogle, B. Smith, J. Pence. 4- Tennis Team The Varsity Tennis Team had a good record . of winning nine games and losing only four. In Regionals, they defeated their opposing team and received lst place. Proudly they went on to the Conference Championship and placed . 2nd. The Tennis Team then went to State and placed 6th. ' f g,g,fo.' filififlifg 15' liffklfil iif'kQ:, if -1 f hd' , ll am runnin: mm M . +s e .sz 'sszszssszzs ' 0 -Q - A ' 'J' Vs I . i 5 - J 1 , Cliff ff Til' Q Q ff? ff'?T Z.2?L1.f . . . ha r e m - ... t A - . kg' Aff? it AY First row R-L: R. Rayewski, R. Hodgson, P. Staley, D. Morgridge, L. Staley, D. Morgridge, Coach Chuck Wright. Second row R-L: R. Ranger, J. Fowler, E. Engstrom, G. Nelson, T. Hoffman, J. Grooters, J. Cockfeild, M. Lignell, S. Dunkelberg. ir W. nh . Baseball , 2 'x I Q I ll l ' 55135 ' - , Q . l 4'. 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Schmidt, J. - Schnackenberg, G. Shores, G. Swanson, J. Swartwout, B. Way, D. Whitley, K. Williams, T. Williams, Co- ta' . cap In T. Williams and J. Drenth, Co-captains . , 1 12, .f-ff I ul'--n. I , , ' 1 E v u K. ' ' ' . - '-X-I ' S. ' H if mf-ff :Q ,.v4s:5:',il, Qn. , ' ,QITQQELQ-:A ffl A .PQ-Q: Ao, ' 1554 ': -r, rm- -' '-A+? ' - :. ' 'f ,. ' - f...1.:4-..L?:,-z-,V -. 1 4 11 I' -'w . I G- ':llF:q , 1 .' J' ' w .s, . t Q 1 v 4-I ' .-E 1' ,Q x . .iw 9 - a of 7' 7514- q Qf - N. .Xia w 'Qs'- lru 2 - ,ff-.4 - ' VA QF fl- w - . , x- ,. ,, I-:,.j,,g,.f - ' -ff' 4 4 vw .., .Tm-' .1--F 1, ' N , . ' 'YV' 'Q azz- . bt, .. '.'.---my-... ivy 'V' -4 i 1 - 3 V . -f --1.-A1 ,L 3.8: . , X' 52' ,g',-fi' ,, .31 'UI' , x ' '-: -Q.. , V. .fl - -. W I 'Q ,-.. f S,hI.A 1 . ' I eff ' - 0 Fifi . 1 LA . - . - Qff-'H i ,if-Q F 1-' -- FE' ' . V V - yy- L.. ',4,n:x . J--1 - 'n A'. 47 X VJ-- A . ' K ' , V K M jf, -- N ' , ,,.vv, . ' .,. QD NNN l 11' Xl n I ffk 4 '- ' h , 15.3 if UH' . T 34 'an ' .. 5s, . 1 ' fknfv-1'f 1 M ' 41 'P .I Q 'rw Girls' Track The girls' track team was small but had willing and energetic girls to compete. They worked hard to place in events and aimed for coming in first. Chris Jones represented her team as she went on to compete at the State finals. She had a super long jump of 17'9 l 1 as if Fi Fix is A -x. 5 , pkg . - 1 4 ,I ' ' I 1 . A fo ..A S ,,Y 1 J ., if L 1' 4 i -'x i ' I V WM ,Jr IA. X.- First row, left to right: C. Jones, S. Johnstone, J. Pence, T. Klama, L. Keller, P. Lamoreaux, T. Noirot, Second row, left to right: L. Paul, H. Weliver, B. Smith, K. Clock, A. Elzinga, M. Eldredge, N. Ciuk, M. Staley, T. Ford, M. Euday, C. Culbertson. Girls' Softball It was Charlevoix High SchooI's first year to have a girls' softball team and they did great! Winning eleven out of thirteen games was only a start. They went on to play Class C Pre-Districts and Class C District winning both. They competed hard against Saginaw St. Peter I and Paul in Class Regionals where they lost by only - - one point. If Their top batter, Teresa Noirot, had a hitting average V . of .382 and was also the most valuable in-fielder. , Sherrie Selissen was the most valuable outfielder. OPPQQM' -chU'l?V0ix Congratulations to the entire team! Central Lake 3 2 .- Central 1 15 . 9 23 0 19 East, 6 19 1 12 Pe: 7 .9 8 10 30 18 ' 19 5 14 if W-. Wx s 5 P t Top row - Coach Gengle, T. Noirot, L. Woods, M. Klooster, H. Taber, A. Kroll, S. Selissen, S. Jones, C. Lehman, G. Lusk, Asst. Coach, Bottom L. Boss, J. Paul, C. LaBlance, C. Hartnett, M. Smith, S. Smith, J. Pence B. Balch. W T. mfg. Q YN gfiie. 35' ..-,- Jf' . L LM 'UI X 19,45 x A vxUFP Sf, ,n is x -,3xW b -.1. 22 5- 7 fi- 341' ff ck Q3 5622 at I ?NQk . -'Af Zui w ' ' Q4 ' 'fuE'-'1-- QL- ' -' 5 ' A' ' -, - Q ,. , Af - 3 V' ,Q - x f- , Q 1- ,g,,5l- .41 , . -. r -.,., s . , -QI K '1f. H' , ,:. X .w x . - , ,. x it is f .2 , ,A , f-' ,Y -,YV -o - . Y L Y - , 1 '- Q Y. 1, l U 'I v ' j 2 Q' Ab- fc,- 1 , , , . A li ' 12- v -.'--' f , ,4 ' - 4 H ,V 5 ' ' ' , - 4. ' ' . f- -,-Q-B aAaaAH 3 . i521 '21 , MA W AJQA B ENQ' aa Ga au kb 9: VI G QQ AHQ W? QA JZA3 M .,..,.A.4 ,,, ,-5. W Homecoming '78 This year's Homecoming was full of its traditional activities. There was the annual building of the floats, the crazy Spirit Week, and the voting for the Homecoming Queen. Gail Hansen was voted to reign over the activities of Homecoming 1978. Gail was escorted by Mark Way on Friday night when she received her crown, at Kipke Field. Other members of the court were Lori Fels escorted by Mark Lignell, Brenda Boss escorted by Mike Custer, Sheri Mol escorted by Kip Green, and Cindy Sandahl escorted by Gerry Keie. The rainy evening did not ruin the Rayder spirit of the football team or the Rayder Marching Band. The football team had a glorious victory and the band performed an excellent show. The traditional Homecoming dance was held after the game at the K-5 to top off the exciting evening. 44 64 . 1 .,., ,W I , ' ' 1: ,- ,ffifl-rw, A 4. v2,Hz,...,,f ' l 1 v .- 'il , g ln bf X W f . , L S' 4 y . A W ,1. 3' b', Q4 'N X w'S:7:L av- . . H P X nf :- Ii x'- , . 4 Ns J, 5 . A 4 X- I 0, 7- A fir sn- .sv - ,, of W' N . I an .V y 1 xx x 1 0 ' .f s 'N' ' 0 ' 9 - vrifriu 3 v . 1' 'wi 'E XX ! 'l 4 w I ..,,4 X- A g , I X' Y li .fi W Iii PIII: M nfl! 5 ! S PJ G'-cg Y 5' 9 3 H83 O 1311354 i f g fi-,ag rl -,,, 1 ' ,f Wow-rom ,G-,,., .... Mn? i, fu ww, A .Ad 1 -2 'X T--I i 25. 'Z Whig , . 1 1 . x A , I I .L n L.. y-an I .ff 1-r ' : Q swf X .Fm , if ,-,:l': -51 Q L ,L S. 4 SJ - 'J' W -?:.e 4 RW: T f' JN 'Q x 'CQ' 1 ' vu - ' ga iff... , 1 4'-ng'.?4k - 'i .A '1 in A E 5 I LV, T 'r 5' A-SA v.7 -, 1, R -bfi-W K , , 5 ? R5 Y' , ,. ,'4 --f----QQ-1 I -4X ,l xx-N -5 x X-A J Xixlg-'lgj' 1:-4--Lani .... ' f- G, . N -S -la nib, I 4 -A-V1.1 xr -Jil 419 5 'x N X - -.-. Q?-P riff' .ga FLL' TI,' '.x' 'l -7-v 5 Z f k.- y 1+ mi, I ' s y- . 1 ' 1 . I . Af 45.41. ' 1 ?7 1 ' !?J 6 A3945 fl' '55 . ,1 .r 'X U 9 , .v-,Q 1 '-in Tl 'W ' :- f' ty I ini S X ' usa' li - 1 . ,ol- lfrtuxiar Rayder's Marching Band Being a part of Charlevoix High School means you'll be expected to be the best, and our marching band was. Because practice makes perfect, the members of the Rayder Marching Band often got up an hour early to find their way to the frost covered field to practice before school. Their hard work always paid off though, for Friday nights brought the excitement of knowing they'd be helping to prep up our football team by being there to support them and cheer them on. After having a successful marching season, they carried their perfected talent to Holland in Spring to capture a first in their competition field. The end of the year meant many sad goodbyes to many talented seniors and Mr. Stutzman. He left us with memories of long hard practices, cold Friday nights, good times, and his often heard words Let's do it this time! f ii' A 1 mx-5. 3 , T ,fir g ,,.. A off ,X W , X c.H.SQ ui 2 f-H' g E J E, f' The 1979 Rayder Symphony Band had a Super Year. After Marching Band season they began working hard for their Christmas Concert. After that, it was off to District competition. They placed all ones in District and then went on to State where they placed ones and twos. They finished the year off with a final concert for the public. Symphony Band av' GH? sf? Q 3 i -13' .- V F Q .X I - ,s ' if fn A ,.. K- ' xx This year was Mr. Stutzman's last year to teach at C.H.S. At the final concert he was given this plaque to remember Charlevoix and the Rayder Bands. L to R: Mr. Stutzman, Mrs. Stutzman, Laura Dziedzic, and Janeen Boal. I 36 I An.. ft- IFW it W..-vi' 'fi -1' ., ' . 'ivfhi-MQ H i, . W! Q X A . 4--F ' Q K Af- 0 . -'13 YH V 'if '22 ,ffm 'fm ,uf 1 3 Z'l 2? W' Www xml -Q0 9'- X 4' . , . .NIH-... Y S Q35 to .5 gif f If ul 'X-Ill . L 155. 4- 1 -4 W' Q -21 ,g .5,. ,L QW uf-fr c Sfifgif- f Q ,F , RNA x W ,M :P YG CHS Choir 5 Front row, Herriman, Flower, K. Stargardt. 60 L iw I left to right, N. Lugibihl, M. Crinnion, L. Sandahl, K. Jackson, K. Britton, T. Browe, C. Harnett, M. S. Clark, A. Joliffe, L. McSawby. Back row, left to right: M. Cutler, J. Stainbrook, C. Curtis, L. Hudson, M. Hooker, D. Whitley, D. Britton, D. Shores, C. Lutz, V. Patrick, H. Weliver, K. Smith, Mr Y f -rf V I . 1 f 'W s ' 'Y' ish M E? 'fn - X fa- , L! , ,,,, M Debate L to R: Carla Sizmore, John Grooters, Cristy Matthews, Sue Miller, Pam Sutherland. L to R: Beth Ford, Martha Staley, Dennis Batdorff, Sheri Cook Sheri Barnes. 4 v- 1 nf -f J -.w 24 ,tak -il-QI J 2. 1 1 4. ...o es'! 5 r 2 .--. JA ypvyfw V ' YUM' Yi 17 grx ? I fi 1 'sk' I YK' lg ' 'W Shakespeare Lives It's not easy to revive someone who's been dead for thousands of years, but the Drama Team of Charlevoix accomplished this task with their hilarious production of The Taming of the Shrew. Shakespeare's script didn't provide the only comedy however. The actors and actresses had the audiences rolling in the aisles with the truly accidental situations of ripped skirts and broken stools. As the team remembers the awards, tights on the boys, and getting kicked in the rear, they recall the time when Shakespeare did live! .ying xi Q. .- ,. -., 'li' S v ay C T11 i 1 .ii 7979 Forensics Forensics at CSH has traditionally been thought of as a fun and frolicsome activity. But this year's team attempted to do more than just have fun. They thought of forensics as an art and looked for the answers to deep, philosophical, like why do mosquitoes buzz in people's ears? They were true artists, for they succeeded in the art of winning trophies. Opponents began to fear these artists from Charlevoix as they won trophy after trophy. At State Finals in Ann Arbor, they proved their artistic abilities. They won the C-D State Championship. These artists did manage to ave some fun on the side, however. They once put a handicapped parking sign on the bus, but MF made them put it back. In the hotels, they spent their extra time by paging each other - WiIl Carla Sizemore please come to the front desk? -, posting BFD signs, and swinging from balcony to balcony. Despite these antics, they did dedicate themselves to their art. They managed to find out why mosquitoes buzz in people's ears. So if you're looking for the answer and can spare 8 minutes of your time, just ask Goeff. 1 4 lA ESQ? 'W ,xg . 4-md.. Ez- ga -L ' 'E Winter Homecoming Winter Homecoming brought Kim Schnackenberg and Doug Buday to lead the activities as Queen and King. There were prizes given for class hall decorations, ice sculptures, spirit week and skits. The Homecoming basketball game was followed by a dance to celebrate the victory. Q I ' .,.. +92 'SPSS-sm ' H. ,, 'UF ' 'W . , K - mx I Q Y Q . ' ,, 'sl 7, ., asa? I , 'T ff-as V ' 'g '. f 1 . ' 1 ' K ' fe 5 ..' - 4 A.. A Lazitzif N 'a,.,,,,,f is r- V ..g.,., fm. ,..-Q ' ' ig N -t ,y ,r 15 ., ,Q-4'-zf - -+4 . rf .1 V ' me 'wat , 1 ' , F fe 4 Q V M Q, fx ,,, 'fiwc f ..V- ....'. - - 5 W 1 Q rgik'1f x,f- f, Z g gi , i t A it 4 ffl ' -i2f3??' wr? QP -- 55.f Lf5 H 232:15 Af. - ' . at j,.+:-- ., is 1 if i ' 3 --9 .1 1 '25.' .'fi' , 5 S3' QW ul 1 . fl ,f ' A 1 SNS, '31 W T :lyke B- ' 'ass Em 3? A 3 5 ' 1 f' 5 Q? n , , .. A 3 . 'I I '1 'SQ In . Q ' ' .n- ' - '-- 4 Vp, . , SSX ., , Gfkey- rf., , -1: Q..' ls , , 11 - .A I ,S ,Q -Y v P 5 0' I'-x 4' - - fif- 5 MNQQ gin N .gui Alina M I 'IL'-I . if '. 'II 1.5 , 14' :Ola any .Nvi . X , av. - Vw A' ' N O O X-.I 'X x'. Un. .nf n L ,fn - s x ,ff S -C I' 9 a,,, N i A , V 1 I , ,An-..- f-: .V- W S 'A r Qt r v 11. 1 'I A . lg' ,A ll .- s a I 4 A K-1. 4 ppff .k'f.'75i' LE' ,, ' n pw- ww ff P' ff' E 'X 95351 ' 42. Af? K ' 7 - akffgt' ' V ' in in 4 -Us Q 1 X as Q S if U L ' Q J M4 f.-.4l.o--f .. .. ' 'Q' 5 x I ,I 3, g fp v5'Q'if X 1+ A AA' -Lx Ll . fa l.1,4.1 151, L4 Student Council The Charlevoix High School Student Council members are the go-between the student body and the faculty. If a student has a complaint or suggestion, it is given to the student council to deal with. Lynn DeMoor, president of the student council, led the pep assemblies with assistance from the vice president, Wendi Wright. First row R-L: P. Stangis, D. Staublin, R. Carey, C. Noth. Second row R-L: J. Drury, V. Falting, D. Anderson, B. Carey. Third row R-L: W. Wright, M. Buday, K. Mitchell, L. Niswander, T. Helms. Fourth row R-L: D. Tallas, L. DeMoor, L. Dziedzk, J. Drenth, J. Cockfield, E. Engstrom. N x :Eggs ' ' '53 -ff' at e 1 Campus Life The Charlevolx Campus Life club is a non- denominational organization. They accomplish many things throughout the year such as raising money to go to Florida, Colorado, or the great S k itzowatusi dorfri tak Iodsethalparty. ' ' This year their Sweetheart candidate was Kathy Cook who placed second out of six towns. This group meets every Wednesday night, just to be together for a good time. They try to find a balance between social, mental, spiritual and physical life. if 'MN .H lf a.. 4' y- K i 1 ' 'f Y . 'i'. 1 I. S- is - . , p, p X lx X ,C J' Q -:.A X Q- - ' Q ,an Qin L ,,, is . vi .l..m.f..u' ,. French Club lily fsfsglr T l This year, the french club had been engaged in many fun, and culturally profitable activities. The most prominent of course was the trip to Quebec. While in Quebec, members of the french club delved into the task of communicating with native frenchmen, visited museums, historical landmarks, various other attractions, and enjoyed real french cuisine! Other activities for the year included candy grams, various bake sales, Santa grams, and a Sadie Hawkins dance. All in all it was a fun and successful year. The club membership was significantly up from years before and we're all looking forward to more new members and another great year! -+- V e .L- Bc fs: , . r- .Y ,Q uv - 1 ' Y 1 1' . . 5 3 . l l 3 l ,. In . . I F. row L-R: B. Buchanan, C. Sizemore, C. Loper, L. Baldwin, K. Taylor, M. Reiger, C. Clock, M. Plagge, Madame Wendt. Middle row R-L: C. Wilhelm, K. Mathews, L. Morris, K. Mitchel, M. Buday. Back row L-R: D. Iitaublin, H. Weallver, A. Biddick, M. Coyne, K. Mort, C. Wilhelm, J. Garner, S. Cooper, P. Cook, J. Browe, C. orth. f Spanish Club X x , .X 3' .ff X f C A , X f X - . L I I ,F f . t'!1 .f:.U.'L: ' Q is A. Q I I lv . .A .'m.. .E in First row R-L: A. Elinga, B. Whitthoeft. Second row R-L: M. Staley, C. Peterson, S. Jensen, R. May, K. Taylor, M. Reiger. Third row R-L: B. Ford, D. Watson, T. Wanek, J. Borths, M. Robinson, C. Moreland, C. Otmanowski, Senorita Kravutske. faun- fv, lu 'F' N:- no ,i- TW' The 1978-1979 Rayder yearbook staff started out the year by finishing the 78 yearbook. Working hard, they began a late start on the 79 yearbook. Trying to accomplish advertising, copies written, pages finished and sending them in on time left the small group with lots to do. As more problems arose less and less got done, but because of the cooperation of several people this yearbook was finally finished in 1980. First row L to R: Sherry Jensen, Chris Otmanowskl Second row L to R Becky Whltthoeft Linda Hufford Cokeman, Debbie Fotchman, Sherri Mol, Kath Cook Christa North Patti Cook Advisor Miss Kravutske 1 i 1 l .Q fi f L l ffx x Q9 1 x , 4 5 5 E: stir, 1 , ?5........:z.,..,, ...M-aa... -if V -ay, kt Ath f B 4 2.3. X if 7 . N, ,TX v'E'i,? 'L !'- , Q AIX-ig . M . v Awards At CHS Steve Mielke, Valedictorianp and Lynne DeMoore, Salutatorian. 2'1- A Honor Students: Shari Moi, Kathy Cook, Chris Henkel, Mike Shupert, Bob Ranger, Jackie Paul, 1 Lori Fels, Greg Leymon, Beth Camilleri, Brenda . Boss, Craig Boss, Brian Thompson, and Sue Miller. Chemistry Award Given to Christy Mathews, by James Steve Mielke, receiver of the Baush-Lomb Jensen. Award, Mathematics Award, and Industrial Arts Award. Achievement A wards PM W' mai, H 7 4. 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Baker Teresa Lynn Bearss . P . W Jeffrey Lee Baillargeon Dawn Marie Bartlett Carol Anne Bergmann Y 'ba Sherryl Lynn Bergmann Q-' K. f -vl- N FIB Lisa Marie Boss Beth Jenifer Camilleri , I . ff reg. 'W' Im Y Y ag' -it I K , .. 4 N 25' A I' A . Janeen Patrice Boal Brenda Jean Boss Nathan Craig Boss Douglas Joseph Buday George Theron Chapman if e 1. Z Maureen Louise Crinnion XJ Kellie Moline Cross V ff 'fu 7'f1-If .. apn- Jeff Alden Cockfield Kathryn Jean Cook Y fl Cristin Ellen Culbertson Michael Lee Custer If Irene Lee Cutler Lynne Marie DeMoor David Lee Dhaseleer Kari Beth Ditlow 'F Jeffrey Scott Drenth Daniel Lee Drewa .cX. 7 Q , 'Q Laura Jean Dziedzic Janice Louise Egler 6 w'n' s 11 Robert Arthur Drost 5U:1Z',befZ l 0' If -:Q ' 4? - 'F- Q . f 'n ,U 1 7 f I Joesph Martin Eizinga Edward F. Engstrom Lori Lynn Feis Krigfina Marie Fiedler ,gm ,ga ,Zi 'ff' r s Lisa Ann Flower Deborah Lynn Fochtman James Robert Fowler if ' G B qt law ' 5 18 i 4 mal . war' ' Debbie Sue Garten g 5 D o A r' Q A If 'O P- Q ..-. V 9 x. 'f' 1 'NJ l Penny Ann Gould f Beverly Jane Groves Veronica Lynn Hamp GaY'9 Esther HGYYSGU Janice Rae Hedrick v Christopher D. Greene Gregory S. Hamp Christopher Jay Henkel hggglgligzzf Joseph L. Herriman Timothy James Hiller Pamela Sue Hilton to , if l I Dale Alien Himebauch Gary Lee Hodgkinson Sandra Lee Hodgkinson Timothy Robert Hoffman fb V A. Hoffman Larry R. Houghton S Di Claire Johnson Terri D. J h J --an-.... . N- I' I' Fr F i s -,v. I., if-- Linda June Hufford Karen M. Jack - H ii'!!!!lii'ii'lllll F- lg I Q 31 llP::Fi!lii 5 rf' Illl!'nn1..iE'Hg1v'b+- f f Qillll. Q W-Rfulllx r 1faiia.14!'!h!l.::-1 HJIEIIME' Fllll 'xiii IIIIY m ' I ', 7xJ1I'll'I im , ' . ff IH -eff Michael Robert Keller L, ,,, Cynthia Jean Klama Linda J. Knudtson xv fX Karen Suzanne Lamoreaux Connie T. Left Jean Marie Lenhart Stephen Douglas Landon Christy Ann Lehman 5..,,, I. - ,X Thomas D. L eonard A 6' N Debra Jean Leudesdorff GVGQOVY SCOU Leymoh 4 1 4. Mark Douglas Lignell Darlene Jean Manville Dennis Anthony Martin Brian Lee Martinchek P ' ' f, 'vi s N , 1 . Q I 4 Q ip - If Q ' I ,M 1 J 3 W -ips ov ' , 3 P --' if , 9 im t t mi if 1 C N, yn ,, f - 5 X X. f X , K px... K. DH. .A Y x 3' Kiwi f ?,. 1 David K. McFalIs Stephen James Mielke Susan Marie Miller Shari Louise Mol 5 -' lr - ,-f' 7 H i li I I ii i i i ,N ov if-wx 6'-' ,. x P 1 x f ,x i David W. Morgridge Geoffrey Thomas Nelson Gilbert Alan Noirot Edward Grahn Oliver 4 -'X' ,I 46 'X Kim Marie Pardee Clay Aubrey Patrie Jacqueline Anne Paul Ronald W. Pao! .iam . iy.11155Q?5, S usan J. Peterson 3, K..-. 1' gm SY -'. fs,we?wM'?f3-'V-it W -, , AQ .1 , . i . .gf , ,ge-.-rims.. .Q.,..N i ,. Yszcvv. :ze--.V,. k V 'N x Y .-. - I QS' - W Debra Sue Pottp YT Q ,fe -ww ,W Robert Forrest Plumm sa vi Ann Marie Puffpaff 'Y' r Cathy LYNN Pufz R0be 'f West Ranger Antonio F. Rhine Michelle Ranae Robinson M 4 1 , 49 1 9- , 2 ,vs 'Y K , X Q! ..,y f '1 Ralph David Rosenthal Danya Lyn Rothenberger Mark William Russell Richard Thomas Russell I Q l r Cynthia Eva Sandahl David A. Sayward Richard Leonard Norbert Gerard Schaefer Scharenbroch r r P' S ,f l...1 are--if z , . , Patrick Phillip Schmidt 1 ' Sharon Marie Selissen John Austin Sheets Michael Lee Shupert pf' S Darlene Mae S malley Kim Richelle Schnackenberg Marshall Leland Simpson 'X Elizabeth Ellen S mith Donald J. Sonnenberg Patrick H. Stangis Jeffrey W. Stevens Francis Michael Themm Debra Anne Tollas Charlene Rene Tripp Brian C. Thompson Lorrie Ann Thorp 100 Wllliarf- Paul Trcst Q t, Scctt D. 'Way Carcl Jcne White Cp lf--5 Q-fi Qu. Stacy Ann Watson Lester P. Lrclcr, Jr, Kazyaka Yi: ra Mark Alan Way 'T Julie May Wells Marcus Walter White Dennis L. Whitley Thomas J. Wilhelm Todd D, Williams MIS SING: David L. Britton Jon Alan Cebulski Eric William Cooper Donna J. Ellis David Scott Golovich Paul F. Grapp Michael D. Hedrick Michael T. Johansen Michael Joseph Lutz Daniel James Murray Larry R. Rodebaugh Robert P. Poloff Lori D. Schorsch Pamels K. Sutherland Teri Lynn Wilson Brian Joseph Wimmer Timothy L. Zeitler fx la Q., ,...I 'i 1 'xx' 1 ,, 1, 'Z 3 '1 I PQI? t -ami ..-3 1 -gi xx S 1, Y Y 4- 'C 4-Q' Eluf mk fQl g hx sv u... x .Q- A-isf X l f . 0 3 '7 :A 1 mx., 'Y' ww ..' JUNIORS juniors While the other classes v.ere experiencing the thrill of victory, the Junior class -.-.as mostly experiencing the agony of defeat. But x-.e did pull off a victory x-.ith our x-.inning skit for Fall l-lon'econ'ing King Tut lthanks to John Grootersl. Staying up until all hours of the night paid off i-.ith first place for hall decorations during Winter Horneccrning. A fev. of our other close calls v.ere placing second w.-.ith our ice sculpture and second overall for Spirit Week during Winter Hornecorring. One area we didn't do so '.-.ell in x-.as the Fall Hcrnecorning float competition when v.e placed third. Fron' selling bananas to planning the Prono, x-.e had fun, but v.e are still looking fort-.ard to 1980. ii in-ug-.R S. Barnes, Co-President, N. Anderson, Treasurer, A. Elzinga, Secretary, M. Egler, Co-President. Nick Anderson Tino Anderson Q Don Avery L- Bannbi Balch -- E Z Darla Bartz Brian Bennett Dave Bcal Bob Bolt Debbie Brcdin 4-. 5-K J-1 ' +5 Chris Bubnak - Marie Euday . Kenny Burke ' Laurie Burkey Patrick Carnilleri .r , 2 is. ,r ' 4' W. Donna Carnpbell Jack Carlson Cindy Carson Mike Chappuies llancy Ciuk N, V Q '. L...- 1 J' Qt ,rw 4. .p', 1-' .4 'H YA X. ,QQ ' S. v ' v 'ur . . .- '.- fl ,g u- F V A 1' ' z Q- ?'9 4 ., N:-' T i' .xi - lk . n 1' . K .. i 4 '-'N cuss '5- s... V if V V es' L- S.,-X 4 Q4 ..... Vx l I iq - Q . 1 . L 1 Q- lv il 3- if 'A yi: I 'X , 51 VX, C ' va 4,- 5-Y4 ,I L.- .aka f 'gav- 1 T- X xv A mx' Q1 3-1 ,famwm ll- gf i i . W A A lj V fm 1 P' David Cole Roberta Corp -5 x John Crinnion 4 I xv t - l .I W. .gun ,x r ,-.J O A, ,N John Cross ' Traci Curtis . V Sf, Steve Daylong Haul. 1 I i Mark Drenth 3' - - I J l I- 1 X . y rg' ' 1 ' Ike Dyksterhouse A U 205 - Mary Egler N - Linda Empey ' Becky Everts , b , . S.. 4.4 L . s rf Vx --f s Nil' v. me 9 y fr th , is , '7'7' Y -rv Jeff Fassett Bill Fels Robert Geer John Grooters Vicky Hamp Kaye Hand Kirk Heckendorn Tammy Helms Sue Herriman Sharon Himebauclw 'J Wx 43265 . ,V .J . tw wtf-4 ,,g ' :Q wh, , -we - .-1:f,,. M '.. A A, 1 'H Scott Kerridge Mike Klama George Kleiber Brenda Klooster Karen Klooster John Lachman Keith Lehman Karen Lemon Charles Lent Carolyn Lent ZA X 4: P7 Mary Horton Jenny Houghton Kim Hudson Marty Jensen Steve Johnson Willy Johnston Chris Jones Rich Kane ., V Q., fi 'wr-fwm, ik.. ' 'M tt Richard Hodgson Brenda Honeysette Mary Hooker EHWN Ly, sg L '42 , 1 u.' -, - f 2 ..,r ..l A W-Q 'U 1 .r Os 11 5 K 1 X TAT ANN g X -,us-' ,. ' r ,O '- 'rv L' N 1- ' Q, yt . f 4 . 'N 'L Qfx f 1 Chris Martin Kristy Mathews Scott Meadows A ' sf X X , 'nfl 5 'I t 'V Ox ' f -, S , if 'ZX-r 'Q K all . . 7 - Y . 'V M S- N ll V ' ' M l f l .li r I Q' , L- ,, U fx E-. it .. 5.- x I. ' J' ufff. in 1 1.9! .1 1 ...J Lisa Michael Tom Mielke Kim Mitchell Karri Moerland Lyddy Moore Scott Morgan Liz Morris Lori Niswander 7' N C '- 'v 5 4 .,. l ,LJRS i , Tami Noirot Jim Novotny Larry Nunemaker Dave Olach Dori Olach Ken Otmanowski Leslie Parks Lorri Paul Jeff Peters Loren Peters vy- NNNi ' vu.. I ,fx ,f l K , Karyn Schroeder Dave Seelye Debbie Shores Sue Simmerman Carla Sizemore Paige Skelton Jerry Sladek Robert Smith Karen Snizik Mary Speigl Francis Poschner Frank Potter Mark Price Q -1 I Y 1 gt Qs.- , ,-, , Alton Radle if Q Michiko Regier I is H Debbie Resch G, .,- Holly Richardson ' --3 1-' '- A ' ' S j fx Jerry Russell ' S Lucinda Russell ns Robert Russell A' A -J ix Barb Schmidt 5. -H ..,.- 'tv ox 5 I :' I ' f Y , vs A t - . A x A OHN gi x if 3, rv v 'gi' A-:+A -- f as - e 1 j 'Jn Q i y j Q Wi lx V G 'fa 35' l A R 'A 'V if - X , us' 1 . ...xx X ,-. 5:1 ery' W X X L I ' ,ei 1 1 ,gli , I I 'Q xx lr,-nal nv pl 5, t A X ggwvbt 1 if f . ,gi Missing: Allard, Michelle Anderson, Rodney Barnes, Shari Bowman, Michelle Bradley, John Brodin, Ernie Cooper, Sue Doan, Gerard Dotson, Joe Ellis, Donna Elzinga, Aimee Elzinga, David Fiedorek, John Krupski, Kevin McDonough, Judy Morrison, Phillip Mueller, Gerald Muma, Allen Pidek, Doug Russell, Dan Tripp, Duane Van De Car, Anna VanWieren, Janet Voorhees, Scott Weisler, Debra Whitley, Aaron Whitley, Gary Whitley, Marcia Winnick, Brenda Wynkoop, Larry C, Janet Stainbrook 1 1 Rod Stevens ' QQ? Jim Stowe ,n ' M I l Richard Sutton - -- 4- b v-N 4. Roni Themm .. , Marjorie Timms - - W Jenny Trimper ' . A x A Y 5 N O l -J ' W ' V N 1 W 1 ' . x ' S X lv X I -,A-1 l 'li ,rx 1 i D ft'-Nl ,.4!.k.ll'4QH -- ' ll ' ,,,N QT Q ' . v I - - Q 'fi ' ' , Q t lx 5-gli: I l t 1 me 'az ' 'X .Jw 45' :L ir, Lynne Trost Mike Umlor Sean VanAndel Roxy VanLoo Todd Warren Doug Way Gary Way Kurt Williams Mary Wimmer Wavne Wimmer Gordy Wolgamott Leslie Wood Wendi Wright Doug Young Wendy Zeitler K Q .- 15' ggi? W M al ,. Mjif' f ? Q' r ig QQ Q gf , if ' f f X ef' 4. y , , -, f I ,gs f 14 ...M ff 4,-Y,-4, V- is fa .4-,tv ff Sophomores zlzlzl i Sophomores x 'x-,. Cc-president, M. Eldredge, Co-president, T. Noirotg Treasurer, K. Lignell, Secretary, I. Wiemer. E fir 1 . -X Ar 'T' QA ' N r Mike Bartz Sheri Bennett Anne Biddick Linda Bcccher Doug Bcss l Allan Burke Jill Caldw-.ell Beth Carey Brian Carson Steve Clark ,Q ot ls-6-, There we are on the first day of school, ready to get the Freshmen and take on the school, because we were so great. Even though our float and ice sculpture didn't make it too far, we showed our dedication and enthusiasm for CHS by winning several events during Spirit Week. After the excitement of ordering our class rings, we settled down to the more serious business of our magazine sales. We successfully reached our goal and pushed on to set a new record. We've had our share of fun and thrills of being Scphcmcresp nov. we're ready to accept the responsibilities of being Juniors! . Doretta Anderson fl S45 Jim Baillargeon Laura Baldy-.in - - Scott Barrett Q.. Jackie Bartley i '. '-- -an E 9 Q ,ll Qix , A A X Q Kevin Bourke Karen Britton Teresa Browe is A Te' , 'tif Tim Bruce l. . Brenda Buchanan .., . Q I Q , All 3 KMA x 0 A3 -J A- .1 -'L X Q' tp K 1 f 'si ' If if Wi: LQGYT fl Z!! an 14155, 14 f1,A11I 111 'f f 'ff' 14121, I 1 If 1 flf 1 1 ly, ff I ffff 1 'f X1 1 14 111 f lhlgffy I' f 7 41 if 33, 15? ,fag W 1 6 1 QW 1 V 1 iw 1' 1 f ' W1 . 4 , 4 ' ,, 'I mi ff, 1 1 1. , ,4 i ', f- ,if-3'.:w4?11.,1,,f - , -14 -.f4v. ?w '.'f:-22.11 'I 11' - 'hw f ,if WV '. ,G ,v,,f,4-ww , ,- Wig, 2' c-,-f 'W .:W'vw, 122914 . , fM,., i. W iff 51 ff 1 1 mi-14 ff QM- 44+41W'+ 1' 41 ff wg. 2 aww 2 may ,- at 7, wg '- , fy :-gf, jf.-'44 .,,,, Lf!! M- 14L:'fasf,14 'ff f , . Z ,yy 1, V ,W-'1. iw 41, , , , 1, , f, 0 ,lf A ,I ll, . . , . I ' , , ,Z 1 f 4 'V 1.2 112 7 I 1 W1 2 M 5512 ,f 1 - if E , LW Susan Clark i Laura Coen - FN 'J I A' uk- .- Sheri Cook '-- -- sn Michael Coyne rv, ' ' ' ' ' 1- ' Tammy Currier D X V X X q I , , nf. 0. , TI-I 1 4 -. X'l 1 6 ,A Candy Curtis -- Q- ' ids as P L' - Kathi Curtis X 1, rj' V Q A Miriam Cutler 'N J ' ' Scott Davis Q wk' X v Jeff Daylong J ' 7 f X .1 l l X I v..x Mike DeIVlitcheIl Daniel DePuy N f Louie Dixon --Q lk 630 4- .y Karen Dorcey ' ' ' - q , x -, v Kelly Drost X1 X ' f' l i R - -:PW xq ., ,5 j 1 . ' X l ' X -. A Ai X Jeff Drury D Q 4' Cristcl Cnibcy -3 i . , X Pete DL.ifI.cltcrq r- K 's Q 7 -N A U'ArC3 CL.lCl'CV : ' s. f-w ,rv 1 Todd Edgar -2- Mary Ectl' Eldrcd .I ' 5 f- N - Nxk- -X-if x In :Iv A I 1vfQ4nl fl 1- 'Q' s J- - x' - v- l - 574 , -N.. ff - Q ,,.. 1 ' f S wxk . I ' ' a,4....A Law' Clint Fogle Julie Garner F - - +1 Jon Hanwlin s ,.. Rich Hand EJ 'C' 1 f- Toni Hand 15- abr , ..., V an - ' ' . 5 -Z' 'va Q xr? , l M E Q , L-X A y Q X!-'Q 3. I X- ,W N 1 , J Paul Hoffnfan iw Sherry Jensen ,PFW ,Q , 1,5 as Bonnie Johnson '-',, F f ' ' I Sherri Johnston 'if J -F' Anna Jolliffe , N A F-Q ,i if B ,, if A -Q ' M ' ' - -1 , - ' I ff' ' I I 4' by--I 1 f f Q ,Il ' A 'xii 1 ,nl I 5 4- lr A , in wifi-J Cindy Elliott Vicki Falting David Farmer Erik Fiedler Lori Flower 5 gt' ,-' . J 1 Colleen Hartnett Dane Heckendorn David Herboldsheimer Bill Herriman Mary Herriman 'R Us-,ffN' 9 ft QA ya, Shari Jones Dan Juilleret Sam Kane Frank Kaufman Lisa Keller S -Ar? Mel Kerridge Melinda Klooster Jim Knight Amy Kroll Dave Krueger ' Ui ' as K a ' Sy., K xl .QA AX N - Pam Lamoreaux Q . A ,, - Jeff Landon 1 A f Q Debbie Lenhart - v 1 f- Kristen Lignell - - l' ' Kris Locke 1 N 4 . ' M ' i 'T if it v ' X-- Lg 1. I x . . . ' . Nancy Lugibihl Cathy Lutz ff 'X Maria Martin , ' ' f - Robin May -. Q-. ' ' L ' McSawby ' A ora h I x X i XV, 7 ' 1 ' xl .fi Q ' N... . L April Meadows 0 -- G ,-, v- . '.QI Jim Mellce V . ... f J Paula Moats v f ' V . 1 ' ' Don Mol iw ' ' ' X X Dennis Morgridge K 3 Q' ' 7 , i A ' Bill Mosher V Teresa Noirot - we ' 1 ' Sabrina O'Brien , : ' x --A . Max Orlarey - ' ' V . Chris Otmanowski .V 1, L 5 k 8 I .11 2 5 . .Qs -' Q. 7 T I ,ax 'v U 'Sv v'1 1 A T 2. Q. ax At A.. 1 Mark Robinson Bryan Roloff - . Kay Russell , - Rene Russell Q-- Joel Schnackenberg rf NSY 5' 4 F ' -A flu J n +R I , - -'J' .win ,. V r'?' , .1 -at-fx Q Q K ia, eq A K 'pa Patricia Smith . Sue Smith ,, - ,i Debbie Sonnenberg F Fred Sonnenberg ,f Q Angie Spieles 1 l N ' 15 4-,n T it r-, z ,i Lx L ,F fl' ,- ...V i'! Q. N S . l.-S ST l S Q. I 5. 1 5. Tv .! X -v Y ri vu -v 1 .url ..'f ....: f xl' .f ' Vickey Patrick Mark Patrie Janet Pence Kevin Purvis Jeff Renaud J. r za xl wt 'N 'Y I X VLY. ' 4' Y, R I C X f .- Shelly Schorsch Ben Shores Timothy Shupert Joe Sladek Karen Smith EN '39 Y.-rf' X Patrice Staley Richard Starr Bryan Steelman Don Story Chuck Struthers Missing: Batdorff, Dennis Byard, Joe Golovich, Scott Grapp, Gary Honeysette, Bruce Johansen, Ken Johnstone, Scott R. Johnstone, Shelly Lawson, J.C. Lent, Richard Lochner, Laura Pearson, Alicia Peebles, Richard Phail, Bruce Potter, Penny Radle, David Russell, David Sandahl, Lisa Smith, Peri Warner, Cheryl Whitley, Kevin Kim Sutherland Gregg Swanson Jay Swartwout Karen L. Taylor Karen S. Taylor ICQ, Tom Wanelc Terri Wojan Carole Wolf Laura Zaremba Nlike Zednick 1- 5, gf 1 Q.- n ,Y ,1 V2 4' lgtfvl. -6 f X qv 5' X' 3, A, K ' Q g 1 ' , SXT? S' , s 10-44 E -3 ' QZSEQ 2- f' 61232 :x 52:12, rnigw ' y Q 2.3 If nl- 3 'E 1 p 4 l ' fc f 4. . 4, ,l X5 ,' f ,s y, - ' .f I il If Q. l V ,g p P I 4 i l 3 J f, 9 rx s xi ' r -J N v Q' I Q. I h A Tom Themm Gerry Thompson Debbie Thornure Cindy Trimper Toney Wade 'Vis ivx ...v ? iv? Chris White Ingrid Wiemer Chris Wilhelm Gary Wimmer Becky Witthoeft Y Q- 9-- 5 ,Di K -'1 .?w .. J OT 1' w va 1 :- 'Ll I nv., if ' S1 1 ,W riff? S' IP r' - 'J X DN Eg -YW Y -A . , o X -,14n.'1g4..luf4 A ,if Freshmen ix J., . - f ' ' i Todd Anderson 'L' Tffwfq Q, ' Ron Archey , T' 5 ' , L Pat Avery I- - - P Lf 1 I Cathy Bacon f 5' W A g K .dQ, 14 ,Qian , iid X' A i f 1 , 4 Q b m 1 1 .. s W ai fy' - A Keith Bales g P y, f A X Greg Barnes g 7 if ii- ' K , ' ' Nlark Beaudoin , -V ,f T ' - ' b yi X-Af' X - - I A 1 f .Q..ixs!'F! 5 Q Michael Belfy Teresa Bennett Jim Boggs David Buday John Burkee 2 A , f , . , , ., ,.4,.9,,, , V , . ' I 'f,f'.fJn I-,: 'I' ,A 1' . ' 7 ' 4 Sw 5 - -755' P-fy. ,. . , . .,f.',,f.ggf- :1 3f,.,,:g:,, W or ag . , , I 1 2437 :' Y Scott Boocher Joe Borths Nancy Bowman Bill Brodin Janine Browe Jim Buchanan C X Ross Carey Qi : . :V xg.. Ai K N Robert Clark xv ' 4 Kati Clock -' ,, 5 Dennis Coyne 4, ,::,.:. Wg ,bgf Patti Cook Rob Crandell Jim Crinnion Todd Culver --.1 , .J J t Q3 5 1- - E. 5 t m - Q. 4 I XX 4 ...fs 'S XF rs Freshmen 'J lt, ,I QQ : . 6 4 x x.. ,I xxfw I lu.- Yi ur v. Ss ,Q A- S- 7' x Q' -' Carol Dhaseleer Doug Drenth Gary Drury James Duke a , N. lf 1' 'N .L as J Afxhl ,fqtwiw 1 Beth Ford Tanya Ford Jim Gleason Jeff Greene Debbie Hedrick Jim Herriman fN ,, l 1. S- J- 'C , , 'idx Theresa Duncan Dane Dutcher Karen Elzinga Cindy Engler Lisa Ferguson Clare Fogle 9- Q! ,Q- l - Q. S Llifgs' ix - ' PTT Joy Hicks Eric Hodgson Lisa Hoffman Michele Hollow Mark Hooker Bill Horton Jennifer Juilleret uv- ss y . .. Ken lxane Kris lxelly Scott lxelly Teri Klama Louis Knudtson Tim Krueger Greg Kruskie Colleen LaBlance Jim Landon Larry Lemerand Donna LeVasseur Mike Loper Tim Louiselle 1 I Tim May Yvette McDermott Kathy McDonough Richard McLenon Jennifer McSawby David Melke 1 Sandy Miller . f David Milligan Melanie Moran '- Mark Morgan .- at - 5'- wl A 4 Cheryl Lugibihl Judy Mabee Tammy Macy iw. lx 2 'M J' Y ' Rich Mapes Q' it ' Brenda Martinchek J J, il, A Kelly Mathews ,f -X I: fri., aff? f . ,,f .9 ' X T f aug 3 X . 'f 'i 9 o,. I 4-it 1 rg- A :-,.! '9 9154- 45.21-v , Q 1 .1 4 in VM' a .. N v qs ' Q .f i 77 V' I- A l ' 4 Patricia Morgan Jeff Mcrgridqe Charlie Mcrri: Kevin Mort CF - 1.5 A- ' x Hfxlm lei? :gl 55 Marc Ouderkirk Mike Paul Denise Pelton Jackie Pence John Perron Chris Peterson 7 L- T' 1,58 Mark Mueller Robert Munna Brenda Newton Christia North Jeff Novotny Todd Oostmeyer Kathleen Pidek Lisa Pischner Mary Plagge ,n , 1'x 1 Yr 6' Q-4 ,I Qdixfilv Cathy Powalka Kurt Pnffpaff Bill Ranger Marikc Rcgier Steffani Rcibcl Gail Revoir a Karen Robinson 9 Kathy Robinson 4, Steven Rozema 'C' A S 1-,Q L If .5 his ..n.l4n Teresa Russell Q at fi - S Tom Russell Y , L. y X Lee Sanford ' ' W 13,44 ' rl VB. Bob Sarasin Andy Schaefer 'a Gail Scharenbroch . 31 ,rl X . Q 1 1 . 1 , Q K v. x, l Mike S chmidt Randy Schnaclcenberg Craig Sheppard Faith Sheppard Gary Shores as-:Sw-f' ' Bert Smith ., n -V Rx - l s Q Colleen Smith - . A Joe Smith 4. Qs H 2, f Margo Smith ' A ' I 'Xb' V. 3 . v , Xt 4 A I. Randy Smith E Dottie Sonnenberg - -'wp' Edward Speigl K ' -' 5 1' 'X ' . R ' 5 , Ken Speigl if Cathy Spence V-' Lisa Staley ' Martha Staley ,'5',- Qi, 7 V 5 I f 1 1 'J v. ' -1 HF' ff' . l Q... 3 .A P ,- us - . i 'VA fe- ,ik R fx X425 tx, 2 2' , ,, Q 4 Q 1 'P 1 9 5? xl w Sa Missing: Daylong, Eric Dotson, Todd Johnson, Michael Russell, Cathy Russell, Todd Smith, Curtis Stainbrook, Elwood Stoneham, Wade Weber, Julie Wilson, Edwin Wilson, Rebecca Young, Stevens .F- ans' -v 'us- E' I, xXx 9' -v xii' 'fl X ,V Melissa Warner Terri Warner Troy Warren Chuck Weisler 4' Heather Weliver 5:9 Sally Westenbrool TY I N s 1-if 'fuf if H ,fu 'c-f J 4' bf 74 4 N 1' if 54 Paul Stangis Tony Starr Dave Staublin Holly Taber Pam Thorp Julie Towsley Greg Umlor Shane Wade Dennis Wagner tv-I -2 C Lf F7 - ,v. en 'F Q' . S ia' K L. Pat White Gregg Whitley Colleen Wilhelm Lori Wilson Gerard Wimnfer Brenda Wojan Gerald Zeitler Jimmy Zeitler 3 an - 1 gb Q X Wh, X ,r V '1 N - fzfz-r ' ' w- - is B A , V I Iii' 1 P+ f..- ki , - P if Advertising U . 5' .0 s Q' ' Q 'og Oo :rl .5 s':',.,: 0' .5 .8 ' 0 , fa.','0 o :'? :co O.. Q 05's of ' O'o Q ' 0 S 0 to .. 0 J . Q O0 Q' s , 0 f . ' ,I .'.. .. .0 x'Oo . . .C 'C O I , Q 0 00 ' 'O 0, 'Q '.vZ ' ' . '. s :.Q 08.0. . '. . Occ' 0. s 5. . Q. . .0 90. . ' . . g 9.'.. . ..0. 0 ,' . .00 0 , 9 , 9 , ' ' o C .. O O I o l . . I . Q 5 . U 0 Q ' . I 7 i..---llif..-K-'lil lll-' .'g 7 5 Q llmarf Side Marleei 5 , FINE FOOD G SPIRITS g I I l Mike Greeley 330 Bridge St. ' Charlevoix, Mich. 49720 Q PH 1616? 547-6541 Q Q, 2 u.,- H -'x Q 'Wx-v' :p1p,pDno BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life! Dlscover CAPTAlN'S CORNER SHOPPING CENTER CHARLEVOIX CONGRA TULA TIONS CLASS OF '79 J. Congratulahons Seniors 7H.'xIII S4 I the QQ It M P915 I U M cappletree 26 13 ES TA BL ISHED 1903 224 BRIDGE ST. BARBQF' K F' C6161 547-4941 FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I SHOES AND DOMESTICS S GIFT ITEMS' HARBCR A CAF'TAIN'S CORNER SHOPPING CENTER 1 CnarlevoIx Boyne Cnty mee AND Ds, 31 ' CHARLEVOIX. NIICH. 49720 I Petoskey I II I BEST WISHES FOR CIIup1nin's Kills SUCCESS 'III-I CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN CLASS OF 79 FROM 127 M 66 - Q ggi'LqlT-IgJV2IEOs1:'JCEHRAZIQSOPPING CENTER BUS 547 5241 ug- 4 7 s-E 1 I x Z3 2 E is .R - f- ii 'f '9 'I ehfrlavoif isis ,Q v Y ! BRIDGE ST. HARDWARE ' I02A.l'.2,'Z1'12.. Uharlevuix,MI 49720 Charlevolx, Michigan 49720 1618, 547-4841 v . 3 ! 1 '1 v - A hardy congratulgtions from Mr Friendly and the gang at I .,, QA 1 . tx --.V . .g5,3,,. 1 ne 547-R-64 f cggojb of figs guffa 49720 CONGRATULATIONS CLAS S OF '79 CHARLEVOIX. INC. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS If , STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS A 'EL' uf? 02' OT o' 1 WAY 0ll CO. RA YDER YEARBOOK STAFF I Cgaifsuoix - gg: Bzaufifuf- 64'1l:Cgl:9tlfZ Q' r- 5- ve 'Q ,ie sv? 5? X1 .V Jg , S 5 gs I' 1 K -4 9 l Ui 5.4 . 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H fig, z gfifi Qs 45' in I. 40 4144: ix J-We W' C T1 CJ .At-MVQQQ-ge 1 ' .sr I if r' ' , ,1 rs V 'X +L' --fi 1 'rjf' .f fer' - 3? -if LEFT: FORMER FIRST LADY DIES - Mamie Eisenhower holds up a campaign button for her husband President Dwight Eisenhower at a San Francisco show in 1956. RIGHT: MEETING THE PRESS - Chicagos first woman mayor, Jane Byrne, is shown facing newsrnen to announce appointment of tour administrative assistants, I I ,Iiimc I W, ,Mn , , in ,. i ., , E ,HI X,-j E:f'EQI'i?i : fri' Ee L., r 1 F. V ' -3.,-,' i , J W, - V ,ff f 4 ,F - WEEEi, if'li-H-iEF1- iii I ' -7: i,'Q'. ti ,iCii'Ri'iI1' L 3 E .' Q fi 'l Q E if f-I -E 3 E, CUP FOR TENNIS CHAMP - Tracy Austin holds the first prize cup in the U.S. Open in Flushing, NY. d - in 1 I 1 XX PEACE BRINGS THEM TOGETHER - Egyptian President Sadat, U.S. President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin clasp hands alter the signing ol a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. NUCLEAR GEII ERATIIIG SIATIUII Mit wins isi4,,0 ' rind Personnel Only APPROACHING COLD SHUTDOWN - Technicians worked to achieve a cold shutdown following a near-crisis that reportedly allowed radioactive steam to leak into the air surrounding a reactor at the Three Mile Island plant in Pennsylvania. Kit it I I ' va- Qi, ' uw n N, -fi ii li' I I' e. gi -- :ii 1, 9. ' , 4 '-1 .P . w ' 5 . '- I W . i xg - 3 : -Q - . ' r frf '- A ' N I 1. ' ' I '1 .L.xr'.iX! 3 I I ' 'K ff L ' I xt.: ' -.N . A ' -I' . Q ix V xx I 3 .V .f 'i if AX I Vi X ,I J, r . , li ,gpg Q ' '.,in: up :'- it Yin-Q -'Y will . I