Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

THE 1979 CHARHIAN IS PROUDLY DEDICATED TO MR. DARRELL COOK Mr. Cook has been with the Charlotte School District for 28 years. During those years, he has held a variety of positions. Among these are music director, English teacher, junior high prin- cipal, guidance counselor and Director of Guid- ance for the entire school system, K-12. Mr. Cook has been a great help to students who have both in school and out of school counseling needs. In his spare time, Mr. Cook enjoys hobbies such as gardening. He grows a number of plants in a greenhouse at his home. Other interests include his music, playing piano and organ at weddings, and reading. 2 Opening content opening P9 I faculty enior junior ophomore 1 90 I fre hmen 104 1 activitie 1201 ch create M5 1 athletic 164 P adrerti ing incleH 194 1 226 ch begin ... Old Friends : Mickie Davis and Sue Poyer. Jan Ferguson's keeping in shape by lifting weights. What a load!! 4 Opening Donna Wellman leans back and concentrates on a government lecture. Laurie Davis shows she's wide awake and rarin’ to go Sally Yoder gets excited about an upcoming game. The band marches on. Opening 5 • • • eh enjoy The 1978-79 school year brought about a lot of changes in styles. The dress is “forties-style menswear . . . skinny ties, vests, pleated pants, etc. Blending in with the old is the new disco” clothing . . .shiny and dressy. The cars are sporty, the TV and movies are funny, and the music is a bit more mellow. To find out about these changes in styles, the 1979 Charhian staff took a poll on what CHS students most enjoy. Here are the results of that poll: In response to the question: What is your favorite pas- time?” these were the top ten answers: 1. Sports 2. Partying 3. Reading 4. Listening to music 5. Girls 6. Riding horses 7. Watching TV 8. Riding motorcycles 9. Going out 10. Hunting When asked: “What is your favorite TV show? the ten most popular replies were: 1. Morkand Mindy 2. M A S H 3. Battlestar Galactica 4. Three’s Company 5. C.H.I.P.'s” 6. Saturday Night Live 7. “Little House on the Prairie” 8. One Day at a Time” 9. WKRP in Cincinatti” 10. “The Muppet Show” Students seem to turn toward a sporty car. Here are the top ten favorites: 1. Trans Am 2. Corvette 3. Camero 4. Firebird 5. Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 6. Porsche 7. Ford Mustang II 8. Ford 4-Wheel Drive Truck 9. ’57 Chevy 10. Monte Carlo Although these may not be the billboard top ten, they are CHS’s tavorite jams. 1. Boston — ‘‘Don’t Look Back 2. Styx — “Grand Illusion” 3. Van Halen 4 Bob Seger — Night Moves” 5. Saturday Night Fever” 6. Foreigner — Double Vision” 7. Grease” 8. Bob Seger — “Live Bullet” 9. Kiss— Alive” 10. R.E.O. Live” The favorite movies covered all aspects from musicals to science fiction. Here’s the order the CHS critics put the best films of the year in: 1. “Smokey and the Bandit” 2. Saturday Night Fever 3. “Star Wars 4. Grease 5. Jaws” 6. Up in Smoke 7. Animal House” 8. Rockey” 9. “Carrie” 10. “A Star Is Born So CHS students actually DO read! (Don’t tell the fac- ulty.) Assign these top ten books, teachers, and the stu- dents just may do their home- work!!! 1. Forever 2. Jaws II 3. The Hobbit 4. The Outsiders 5. Carrie 6. Gone With the Wind 7. Star Wars 8. Flame and the Flower 9. Shanna 10. The Promise Opening 7 8 pifit week Mr McNeil shows his spirit in style !! Dave Rosier gets dressed for spirit week CHS' honored Homecoming qi helle Leonard and “Renee J oppie. Kork | Mr. Cartwright joins in the spirit on T-shirt and charm day. Opening 9 Sue Poyer takes time out to water her charming baby. Judy Johnson decks out for hat day. Reigning King and Queen: Kevin Shune- son and Terrie Boone. 10 Senior King and Queen: Kriss Kessler and Ellen Mack. Junior King and Queen Steve Barnett and Gwen Janousek. Sophomore King and Queen: Brian Norris and Beth Malcuit. Opening Freshman King and Queen: Mike Nelson and KrisSoblesky Opening 11 A magic man named Tony that visited B.C.'s class. 12 Opening An edible atom from Mr. Snyder's science class. Another edible atom. Thesi jhotography. Opening 13 These eyes rv . . . at work? So this is Drama?! Dan Griffin presents his face for the cam- era 14 Opening WCW? Who Let Tlx oriq is Out The monster from Lacey Lake. A wild and crazy. . . Opening 15 Mary Jo Wehr and Ellen Mack prepare for battle. 16 Opening u Troops UncoW; 775 Bodies in , . rfr--2-4P b y , v 0'v ’ ny6 'W E'° Ne'- Tv' Pp p V- V i Liasasr. j§g r .Ax ? c|AMa ui4e| ■Kq a liwow HR Sat. 2:00 (TLS 5:30) 8:Qfl s y vl A Pb Vl Si , ormanl Jovtires Wooay liaye j __-J__:__i__i_i___� _ 18 Opening Sally and Chris: Reigning Queen and King. Opening 19 Dana Winsley and Matthew Bell carry the roses and crown for the reigning queen. Homecoming Court CHS Supermen!!! Dave Skidmore tentment!!! 'Will the real Dolly Parton please stand up???’ 23 board of Education Superintendent Elwood Larsen; Keith Bazaire, Pres.; T. F. Otley, Sec.; Carole Townsend, Vice-Pres.; Charles Kennedy, Trustee; Thomas Fulton, Trustee; Robert Babbitt, Treas.; Rev. Arthur Salisbury, Trustee Central Administration Charlotte schools today are in a sound financial condition and agreements with organi- zational groups within the school have been reached with mutual respect and con- sideration. Teachers report a majority of students work hard and take pride in the facilities made available by the citizens of the district. Together, let us be appreci- ative of the efforts by parents, citizens, and staff to maintain and improve a fine school and community. Elwood Larsen Superintendent of Schools Larry Sevitts, Director of Federal Projects; Don Sovey, Director of Business Affairs; C. L. Squibb, Director of Non-lnstructional Services; Vera Bruce, Director of Instruction. 24 Faculty Administrative Secretaries Shirley Monk, Evelyn Fischer, Roger Hallilax, Mary Lou Fitzpatrick. Stella Montgomery The Curriculum Council is a prob- lem-solving group. It brings about cur- riculum change, reviews on-going pro- grams and makes necessary recom- mendations. It provides communication at all lev- els ot curriculum proposals. Members discuss, approve, or ask for further study from curriculum study commit- tees. It plans in-service activities, workshops and pre-school confer- ences They meet monthly and at other times, as council may determine. Curriculum Council First Row Dale Lietzke, Jane Kellogg, Jackie Adams. Vera Bruce, Director, Denzil Bell. Clarence Benson Second Row Neil King. Helen Schneider, Kim Weddon. Laurie Goostrey. Jim Mikesell. Ellen Mack. Stella Montgomery Third Row Pat Timmons. Robert Fodor. Jeanne Williams, Rojene Kramer, Kathy Larson, Richard Larson Faculty 25 Administrators Rose Ann Fallon — Assistant Principal Ed Yoder — Athletic Director This administration, like others before, is committed to a number of common goals which provide the frame- work for change. First, we do not presume to have all the answers, but hope we have the skills and abilities to work constructively with other people, including staff members and students, to bring about desirable changes. “It is with the help of others that we hope to create an atmosphere at Charlotte High School where learning will flourish. To accomplish this, we hope to help people take pride in themselves, thereby learning to respect the worth and dignity of others, and, ultimately leading to students taking pride in their school, community and country. “We are also committed to helping to make school an enjoyable and rewarding experience for as many stu- dents as possible.” If we succeed then we will have accomplished our goal in helping students enter their life roles as responsi- ble, compassionate, contributing, and creative citizens.” 26 Faculty Secretaries Jacqueline Piper Attendance Faculty 27 Guidance 1 Department I Doug Moreau Darrell Cook Carol Barnes Gwen Knowlton 28 Faculty Laura Fuess Resource Room Art Dept. The special education pro- gram made several changes this year. For instance, the number of students doubled, and they acquired a larger area to work in. Also, a new teacher, Laura Fuess, was hired. This year the students again operated the Super Lick ice cream counter. WpC Richard Huffman Gordon Toyzan The art program this year was much the same as it has been in past years. The students had a number of course offerings to choose from, such as Drawing, Painting, Crafts, Ceramics, Intro- duction to Art, and Commercial Art. The variety to choose from has made art classes fun and interesting. Faculty 29 Language Arts Department The Language Arts Depart- ment made a number of changes this year, the biggest being four new teachers. They were Gay Baer, Nancy Mohre, Sheila Rob- ertson, and Cindy Sebald. The department's main concern this year was a project outlining the goals and objectives of their courses. All the teachers worked many hours in an effort to organ- ize and improve teaching ideas, strategies, and materials, in hopes that it would improve instruction in coming years. Barb Collinsworth Dave Dickinson Cheryl Follette 30 Faculty Pat Timmons Cindy Sebald Alfrava Latham Nancy Mohre Erika Nwanko Faculty 31 Math Department A few changes have taken place in the Math Department this year. There was a new course entitled Extending Math added as well as several more senior Refresher Math classes. They also got new books for Geometry, College Prep Geome- try, Algebra II, and Introduction to Calculus classes. Jim Ferrier Jay Gowell Kathy Larson John Matthews Don Sutton 32 Faculty Larry Cartwright John McGuire Science Department Mike McMillan The Science Department was composed of seven teachers this year. They offered a variety in the way of classes, including Biol- ogy, Earth Science, Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Ecology, and Photography. The department goal has been to meet the needs of the students with a quality program. Glenwood McNeil Craig Snyder Faculty 33 Music Department The interest in music brought about changes in the music pro- gram this year. For instance the Band performed at Central Mich- igan University and the University of Michigan. They also formed a concert organization called “Wind Ensemble. The vocal music program expanded and divided into two choirs: Varsity and General Chorus. Also a new class called Sounds in Music was added. ■ 34 Faculty Bob Mohre Physical Education The Physical Education pro- gram was altered this year. Due to an increase in students, two new teachers were hired: Jim Helmink, who taught Study Hall and Physical Education, II and III, and Carol Zielinski, who taught Physical Education 9, I, and II. The department has continued to add a variety of activities in the interest of meeting the students' individual needs. Faculty 35 Vocational Education The Vocational Education Department worked on reorganizing existing classes. Home Economics classes were re-titled and revamped. Vocational agriculture classes were sequenced so that career-minded students could take four-year programs. Teachers developed performance objectives for Machine Shop, Auto Shop, Drafting, Home Construction, Home Economics, and Agriculture so that next year, students will know exactly what skills they will learn. Randall Donohue Marvin Flower Michael Kovacic 36 Faculty Albert Lea Ron Schultheiss H. G. Stafford Gail Tarantino Faculty 37 Social Studies Department The Social Studies Department experienced some nice changes this year. A new teacher, Jim Rich- ardson, was hired and he taught American History for juniors. The department also got new books for their senior government classes. Mike Snyder Lowell Steward John Wismer 38 Faculty Business Education Jan Harms Gary Beebe Marlene Darin I I Fred Biskie Margie Carter This year found the Business Education Depart- ment with a need for more business courses due to student demand. To allow for this increase, a new teacher, Margie Carter, was hired. The department’s goal continues to be that every student who gradu- ates from CHS should know how to type. Faculty 39 Cooks First Row: Jeane Burt, Esther Sloan, Shirley Lea, Joyce Sunday, Sherian Stults, Sharon Smith, Carol Pick, Alice Rohdy, Glenda Masters. Second Row: Marcia Miller, Bess Crandall, Laura Wilkinson, Phyllis Smuts, Sophia Shumaker, Marjory Ladd Custodians LeRoy Miller, Charlie Hutchison, Brenda Thompson, Don Clay, Sam Cross, Hugh Gamble. 40 Faculty Bus Drivers First Row: Marilyn Disch, Judy Liepins, Donna Halstead, Burdeena Owens, Ruth Cole. Second Row: Marilyn Line, Virginia Shaver, Dorothy Shattuck, Wanetta Wolever, Diana Newman, Nancy McDonald, Sandy Simpson, John Haley, Sue Kinsey, Mary Bandlield, Jack Bandfield. First Row: Dawn Adams, Joyce Wertz, Jean Wenzel, Sandy Southern, Bev Quatrell. Second Row: Julie Gaedart, Edna Symmes, Dorene Stanton. Florence Beebe, Celoria Shilling, Judy Schul- theiss. Third Row: Corky Pryor, Judy Adams, Shirley Stark, Phyllis Moore, Marcia Dewey, Karen Wright, Marian Whitinger, Bonnie Wright, Peggy Moss, Stu Southworth, Virginia Brooks, Don Knight. Faculty 41 sjojuas President — Denise Denison Vice-Pres. — Laurie Davis Senior Class Officers The 1979 Senior Class colors were dark blue and light blue. The class flower was a white rose and the motto decided on to represent the Class of '79 was: We will walk on our own feet; we will work with our own hands; we will speak with our own minds” — Ralph Waldo Emerson. Secretary — Mickie Davis Treasurer — Jan Reed KAREN JO ADAMS Ski Club 1,3 Co-Op 4 WENDYADAMS VALERIE J. ANDREICHUK J. V. Volleyball 2 Powderpufl 3,4 ICC 3, 4 T rack 2,4 Pep Club 4 Cheerleading Capt 4 Ski Club 3,4 Mafliettes 4 RANDALL AMES WILLIAM ARCHER STEVEN R. ATKINS Tennis 1,2,3 Capt. 4 Football 1 Basketball 1,2 Cross Country 2, 3, 4 LBI3 LCC4 JAMES AUSTIN RICKY AUSTIN TODD AYOTTE Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 NHS 3, 4 DEBBIE BAHR JUDY BAILEY Amigos-Amis 1 Ski Club 1 Powderpufl 3,4 NHS 4 Co-op 4 KEITH BANKS GAIL BARNETT ZEKE” RONALD W. BEGLIN Band 1.2.3, 4 Jazz Band 3.4 Pep Band 2,4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Golt 2 Student Council 3,4 School Board Rep 4 Co-op 4 DEBORAH BINNING BRUCE WILLIAM BLODGETT Chess Club 1 Amigos-Amis 1.2 Tennis 1,2,3, 4 NHS 3, 4 Student Council 4 National Merit Semi- Finalist 4 DAN BARSTOW STOW'' Basketball 1,3 Golf 1.2.3 Capt 4 Girls' Asst Golf Coach 3 DONA ROSE BATTISFORE DONA MAE Choir 1,2 Prom Committee 3 CHARHIAN 4 Maffiettes 4 Cosmetology 3, 4 STEPHEN ROBERT BLOMMER Football 1 Ski Club 3 Co-op 4 NHS 4 CLYDE D. BODELL CHAMP Track 1,2 Football 1 LCC 33 Co-op 4 TERESA SUE BOONE TERRIE” Swim Club 1.3,4 Volleyball 1,2 Golf 1.2.3 Homecoming Queen 2 Reigning Queen 4 Co-op 4 STEVEN BORSETH KRISTIN RUTH BOSWORTH BOS” Volleyball 1 Ski Club 1,3 Prom Committee 3 Swim Club 1,2,3 Vice.-Pres. 4 GREG BOUCHARD Chess Club 1 Crosscountry 3,4 Track 4 Co-op 4 JEFF BOWERMAN JANICE BOWSER Track 1,2.3, 4 Cross Country 4 NES3.4 LBI3 LCC4 JOHN BOYLES GLEN BRADLEY ERIC BRANGENBERG Track 1,2, 4 Co-Capt. 3 Wrestling 1 Football 1,2, 3,4 LCC3 Jr. Rotarian 4 DAVID CHARLES BRIGGS Golf 1,2,3.4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-op 4 JULIE ANN BRIGGS Volleyball 1 Prom Committee 3 German Club 3 Choir 1.2. 3. 4 NHS3.4 Maffiettes 4 PATRICIA L. BRIMMER Ski Club 1.2.3. 4 Softball 2.3. 4 Powderpuff 3 DAVE BROWN Chess Club 1 Home Construction 3 Ski Club 3 Co-op 4 SCOTT BROWN DORIS BRUNO MARGIE BUCHER “BAMBI” Track 1 Powderpuff 2 Choir 1,2 VANCE BUCHHOLZ JAN BUGBEE BUG” Band 1,2, 3.4 Stage Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1,2,3. 4 Swim Club 1,2.4 Pres. 3 Basketball 1 Amigos-Amis 1.2,3 Prom Committee 3 LIZABETH ANN BURKHEAD LIZ Class Treas. 1 Ski Club Treas 1 Band 1,2. 3 Treas 4 TIMOTHY J. BYLAND TIM” DIANA C. CAIN Ski Club 1 ANDY J. CAMPBELL CRUNCH Track 1,2 Football 1,2 Tri-Capt. 4 Basketball 1.2, 3,4 Baseball 4 JOAN CAMPBELL Class Sec 1 Golf 2,3, 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Amigos-AmisTreas 4 Powderpuff 3 Ski Club 1,3 NHS3 Pres 4 DEANA CAREY Pep Club 1 Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4 Sweetheart Queen 2 Swim Club 1,2,3 Pres 4 SHERI LYNETTE CARTER TACO JANE Cross Country Ski Club 3 Track 2, 3 Band 1,2,3,4 CONNIE F. CICORELLI CHIC Powderputf 1,2,3.4 Amigos-Amis 1,3 NHS 3.4 HOLLY BETH CLAFLIN Powderpuff 3 DEBRA SUE CLARK DEBBIE Choir 1,2,3 Co-op 4 0 B4 TODD COGSWELL TOAD” TINA CONVERSE Powderpuff 1,2 LCC 3. 4 JAMES D. COOK “SNOOK” Football Mgr 1,2 Track Mgr 1,2 Student Council 1,2,3 Co-op 4 LINDA COOPER LORI COOPER “COOP” Powderpufl 1,2,3, 4 Swim Club 1,2, 3, 4 Ski Club 1 Volleyball Mgr. 1 Pep Club 1 Co-op 4 MARY ANN COWLING “MAR—BEAR” CAROL CRANDALL Volleyball 1 Ski Club 3 LCC3.4 Co-op 4 SHERRY LEE CRAWFORD GARY CRITTENDEN “CRITTER Football 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2 Sentinel 3 Reporter 4 Co-op 4 JERALD HORTON CURTIS JERIBLE Co-op 4 MICHAEL CURTIS Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 4 KIM DAVIDSON JULIE DAVIDSON LAURIE MARIE DAVIS Student Council 1,2,3 Treas. 4 Class Vice.-Pres. 2, 4 Class Pres. 3 Band 1,2,3 Ski Club 1 Prom Committee 3 Co-op 4 MICHELLA ELAINE DAVIS MICKIE Band 1,2,3 Sec. 4 Cheerleader 1,2 Class Sec. 2,3,4 Ski Club 1.3,4 Powderpuft 2,3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1,2 Co-op 4 RICHARD KARL DAVIS RICK Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Track 2 SCOTT DAY Basketball 1 CHERYL LYNN DEFRATES “CHER—BEAR” Band 1,2,3,4 Powderpuft 4 Ski Club 4 DENISE LYNN DENISON Student Council 1,2,4 Treas 3 Class Pres. 2, 4 Volleyball 1,3,4 Golf 2,3, 4 Band 1,2, 3,4 Pep Band 1,2, 3.4 Swim Club 1,2 Ski Club 1,3 DAWN DEWEY TIMOTHY DAVIS ELIZABETH DICKINSON RANDY DINGMAN JOEL DIXON JOEL TRAVOLTA Co-op 4 SANDI DONALDSON DONAHUE” Track 1 German Club 1 LCC 3 MICHAEL R. DONLEY MIKE Tennis 1 Football 1,2 Crosscountry 3. 4 NHS 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 KEITH DROSCHA FFA 1.2.3 Treas. 4 Co-op 4 LAURIE DUDLEY “DUD Band 1,2, 3, 4 Jazz Band 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1,2 Director 3,4 Class Treas 3 Tennis 3,4 Ski Club 1,4 Golf 2 MARK EARL Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2,4 LCC 3 JUDI A. EFFNER Pep Club 1,2 Exchange Student to Denmark 3 Co-op 4 LORI ELIZABETH EGGLESTON LORA-BELL PATRICIA D. ELLIOTT EDWARD ELLS JANICE A. FERGUSON Volleyball 1,2 Powderpuff 1,2, 3.4 Golf 2, 3, 4 NHS3.4 Ski Club 1,3 Amigos-Amis 3 Girls' State 3 LARRY FINNEY ‘‘MUHAMMAD FINNEY” Band 1,2, 3.4 Choir 3,4 Voice of Democracy 2,3,4 JAMES JEFFERY FOX JIM” Football 1,2,4 Track 1,2 Baseball 4 Co-op 4 MARK FRANCIS MERF” FFA4 DEBRA JOY FREDLINE FRED” Cheerleading 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Powderpuff 2, 3 Ski Club 1 NHS4 LORI FREMODY Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council Sec. 3 LCC 4 Pep Band 1,2 NHS4 WILLIAM FREY RUSS FISER PEGGY GAMMAGE PEG” Basketball 3. 4 Softball 2 Powderpuff 1,2, 3, 4 DANIEL GEARHART JOHN GLASSER KERRY GERWATOWSKI DOROTHY JEAN GIBBS DOTTY Choir 1,2 KEVIN V. GIBSON GIBBER” Band 1,2,3, 4 Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1,2, 3,4 Ski Club 3 Co-op 4 CATHY GIDNER Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Choir 1,2, 4 Co-op 4 NHS3.4 ROBIN GOELZ TWINKIE” LCC 3,4 Mafliettes 4 NHS 3, 4 Ski Club 4 JERRI-LYN GOODRICH RONALD S. GOOSTREY “GOOSE Wrestling 1 Football 2,3 Track 1,2 Powderpuff Coach 3,4 LCC 3 CINDY L. GRACE GRACEFUL” Powderpuft 1,2, 3, 4 Volleyball Mgr. 2 SUSAN GRACE Swim Club 1,3,4 Powderputl 1,2, 3,4 Volleyball Mgr. 1,2 Choir 2, 3,4 Ski Club 3, 4 ANDREA GRAVES BRAT LCC3 Co-op 4 CARRIE ELIZABETH GRENAWALT FISHIE” Band 1,2,3 Swim Club 1 Ski Club 1 Pep Band 2 Prom Committee 3 Co-op 4 DANIEL J. GRIFFIN DAN” LYNN GRIFFIN FFA1.2.3.4 Chairman 4 Co-op 4 ALAN GRONER SCOTT S. HAIGH HAIGHER FFA 1,2, 3. 4 Co-op 4 REID HAINES MORT FFA 4 MARCIA JO ANN HALL MARSH, MUSH Powderputl 4 Track 4 CHARHIAN 4 Matfiettes 4 JANET ESTHER HAMILTON JAN CHARHIAN 3, 4 DAVID HAMMOND LISAG. HAMMOND Prom Committee 3 CHARHIAN 3. 4 Editor 4 NHS4 PAM HAMMOND STRETCH Volleyball 3,4 Basketball 1 Harry Hill High 2 Gymnastics 2 Co-op 4 ROBERT MICHAEL HAMMOND MIKE Track 1,2, 3,4 Cross Country 1,2,3. 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Chess Club 1 Forensics Club 3,4 Cross Country Ski Club 4 Chairman 4 ROXANNE E. HANNOLD Ski Club 1.3.4 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 Capt.2 Pep Club 2,3, 4 O B 3 CHARHIAN 4 Co-op 4 DAWN HARMON LCC4 STEVE HAYDEN Basketball 1 Goll 1,2 Track 1,2,3.4 Jr. Rotarian 4 NHS3.4 KEVIN HENRYS CHERIL HESTER LBI3 LCC 4 Girls' Chorus 2 MASHYL HICKOK SHELLY” KIMBERLY HICKS ROBERT DOUGLAS HICKS BOB CAROLYN SUE HINCKLEY BRENT HONSHELL HANS Tennis 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2 Co-op 4 ALAN HOY SUE HUSTON SUSIE CO-OP 4 DENISE HIRT Band 1,2, 3, 4 NHS 3, 4 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1.2 Girls' Golf 1 Tennis 2,3, 4 Co-op 4 Jr. Rotarian TAMARA RUTH HOGLE Band 1,2. 3, 4 Pep Band 1,2,3, 4 Jazz Band 1,2,3, 4 NHS 3,4 Student Council Sec 4 Co-op 4 Swim Club 1 Amigos-Amis 1,2 KELLY S. JANOUSEK Student Council 1,2,3.4 Treas 2, Pres 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Girls' Golt 1,2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Forensics Club 3.4 NHS 4 Maffiettes 4 CHRISTOPHER C. JARABEK Football 1 Basketball 1,2,3, 4 Track 1,2,3.4 Cross Country 4 JOEL CRAIG JOHNSON “ERV Lansing Gardner High 1 Football 1 Co-op 4 JUDITH L. JOHNSON “JUDY” Basketball 1,2.3,4 Capt. 4 Softball 1,2,3, 4 Volleyball 1 LCC 3.4 TIMOTHY W. JOHNSON TIM” Football 1.2 Basketball 1 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Homecoming King 3 CHRISTOPHER JONES “JAWBONES LISA JONES “SPIKE Swim Club 2, 4 Powderpuff 1,4 LCC 4 ANGELA ELLEN JOPPIE ANG LCC 3 Homecoming Queen 3 Ski Club 1 KEN KARN Concert Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 2, 4 Wind Ensemble 4 Jazz Band 2, 3,4 Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4 DONALD J. KELLY Tennis 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Ski Club 1,3.4 GREGORY JONES DENNIS KENDRA PAUL KENNEY LCC 3,4 KRIS KESSLER SHELLEY LANDIS “BRAT” Powderpuff 1 Cheerleading 1 LCC 4 ALAN LEE “BIGAL” Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1.2 Baseball 1,2,3, 4 MIKE LEONARD CHRIS LINE ROBERT E. LOMAX BOB Amigos-Amis 1,3, 4 Student Council 4 KRISTY LYNN KOOS KRIS Potterville High 1,2,3 Bowling 1,2,3 JAMES LORD Crosscountry 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3, 4 Co-op 4 LORI LYNCH Pep Club 1 Cheerleading 1 Co-op 4 ELLEN M. MACK Ski Club 1,3 Sec. 3 Powderpuff 2 Student Council 4 Curriculum Council 4 Homecoming Queen 4 SCOTT MANN ‘‘MAN” Wrestling 1 Track 1,2, 3.4 Home Construction 3, 4 MARK MARTENS RACHELLE LEE MAYHEW SHEL marsha McDonald MAC Basketball 1,2, 3.4 Co-Capt 4 Powderpuff 1,2. 3. 4 Volleyball 1,2, 3. 4 Softball 1,2, 3, 4 Co-op 4 Student Council 4 CHARHIAN 4 LANETTE KAY McGILL LCC4 Choir 1,2 Maftiettes 4 CHARHIAN 2 KURT McHENRY MAC LCC 3.4 JEFFERY McLANE SHELLY McMANUS MICHAEL MIDDAUGH DAN MIILU Football 1.2, 3, 4 Tri-Capt 4 Basketball 1.2, 3. 4 Track 1,2, 3, 4 Powderpuff Coach 3 BRETT MILLER Football 1.2 Varsity Mgr 4 Co-op 4 DARRYL MILLER STEPHEN MILLER “STEVE” ROXANNE ANDREA MINARDE “ROXIE” CONNIE MIRE MRS. T” Cosmetology 3.4 DEBORAH M. MONCRIEF “DEB German Club t, 3 Maffiettes 4 Co-op 4 RUSSELL C. MONK “RUSS’’ GARRY D. MONTAGUE GARR Football 1.2 Co-op 4 KENNETH MOON WILLIAM MOREY BILL TRINA MORGAN LCC3 Track 1,2,3, 4 Powderpufl 4 Choir 1,2, 3. 4 NHS3.4 Maffiettes 4 BILL MOSS LCC 3, 4 ’ I JEANNE MOSS Cheerleading 2 Mai Maid 3, 4 Powderpufl 1,4 KRISS ALLEN MUSSELMAN MUSCLES' Football 1 Prom Committee 1 Golf 2.3 CHARHIAN 3, 4 JUDY LYNNE NELSON Golf 1.2,3,4 Amigos-Amis 1 Pres 3 Powderpufl 3 Sweetheart Queen 3 Ski Club 1,3 NHS3.4 Swim Club 1 LAURA NICHOLS TERESA NIGHBERT JAMES L. OSTROWSKI JIM LCC 3. 4 NHS 3. 4 ERIN CHRISTINE OTLEY Amigos-Amis 1 Golf 1,2 Prom Committee 3 Powderpufl 3 Swim Club 3. 4 NHS 3. 4 Jazz Band 3.4 Band 1,2, 3. 4 JULIA OTTE GREGORY ALLEN PARKER “GREG” Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Football 1,2, 4 Baseball 1,2 Co-op 4 TODD PECK MY PHAM MY MY DO LCC 3, 4 SCOTT PHILLIPS Wrestling 1,2, 3. 4 TAMMI L. PHILLIPS TAM” Ski Club 1 LCC 3, 4 Maffiettes 4 Choir 1,2.4 Cross Country Ski Club 3 ANN DENISE PITTENGER Choir 1,2,3.4 Prom Committee 3 Girls' Chorus 1 Maffiettes 4 RITA H. PLACE Hillsdale High 1,2 Homecoming Queen 1 Cheerleader 1 Band 1,2 SUZANNE M. POUCH POOCH” Liberty Center High 1,2 LCC 3 LORI KAY POWELL SUSAN MARIE POYER PIGGY” Band 1,2.3, 4 NHS3.4 GORDON PRATT FRANKLIN PRUDEN SCOTT” TAMMIE RANKIN STEVEN L. REANO Football 1,2.3,4 Track 1,4 JAN REED MOM Maftiettes 4 Class Treas 4 NHS3.4 Band 1,2, 3. 4 Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4 Swim Club 1,3,4 Ski Club 1,3 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 KEVIN L. RIPLEY Football 1.2,3, 4 FFA 1,2,3 Pres 4 Co-op 4 KIM RIPLEY KIMMIE Ski Club 1 Track 2 LCC 3 Maftiettes 4 CHRISTOPHER ROBLES RHONDA ANN RODOCKER RHODA Co-op 4 Powderpuff 1,2,4 Frosh Cheerleading Manager 2, 4 Pep Club 2,4 DEBBIE A. ROHDY RHODA” Band 1,2.3, 4 Stage Band 4 Pep Band 1,2,3, 4 Exec. Bd. 4 Co-op 4 Cheerleading 1 BRENDA KATHERINE ROLL BA-200 Varsity Choir 3, 4 Powderpuff 3 DAVE ROSIER STYX” Band 1,2.3.4 Pep Band 1,2,3. 4 Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2 Golt 1,2, 3 Co-op 4 GREG ROYSTON LCC3.4 RICK RUMFORD SANDRA DEE RUSH GINA MARIE RUSSELL GINO” Band 1.2,3.4 Exec. Bd 3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Golf 1,2 Varsity Choir 1,3,4 Honors Choir 4 REBECCA SUE RYAL BECKY” VICTORIA LYNN SALISBURY VICKI Varsity Choir 1,2,3,4 NHS 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 VIVEK YASHVANT SAXENA “VICK Band 1,2, 3, 4 Ski Club 1,2, 3 Track 1 Stage Band 1,2 JODY SAYLOR GREG SHERMAN Baseball 2,3, 4 DOROTHY JO SCHNEIDER Powderpuff 2 KIRK KENYON SHERMAN ROCKY” 0 B4 Powderpuff Coach 1,4 Track 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1.2. 3.4 GERALD SCHNEIDER JERRY JAMES D. SHIDLER SHIIIDLAAAR Golf 1.2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1.4 Ski Club 1 MATTHEW SCHROEDER JAMES SHIRELY DANETTE SCHULZE KEVIN MARK SHUNESON Tennis 1,2.3. 4 Co-Captain 4 Basketballl, 2,3.4 Co-Capt 2, 3, 4 Band 1.2. Pres, 3. 4 Student Council 4 CHRIS SIZEMORE Track 1.2 Home Construction 4 DAVID C. SKIDMORE “SKID” LCC 3 ANNE SLUSSER Homecoming Queen 1 Powderpuff 1,2 CHARHIAN 2. Editor 3 Class Vice -Pres 3 LCC 4 Co-op 4 NHS 4 Prom Committee 3 ALLEN SMITH LCC 3, 4 CAROL SMITH LCC 4 GREG SMITH Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1.2. 3. 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 RICHARD SMITH SMITTY'’ Football 1,2 Cross Country 3 FFA 1,2. 3. 4 Co-op 4 ROBERT D. SMITH TURKEY LCC SHARON K. SMITH Amigos-Amis 2,3 Band 1,2 NHS 3. 4 MICHELLE RAE SNYDER SHELLY” Band 1.2,3. 4 Student Council 1.2,3 Prom Committee 3 NHS 4 KIM SORENSON “CHRISTIAN KIM” Powderpulf 2 Co-op 3, 4 0 B4 Track 1 Matfiettes 4 Amigos-Amis 1 SHAWN SOUTHWORTH PEA” Cheerleading 1 Ski Club 1.2 LCC 3 LISA MARIE SPRINGS LCC 4 STEPHEN J. STAFFORD Band 1.2, 3. 4 FFA 1 LCC 3 Ski Club 1.3 Stage Band 2. 3.4 DONALD M. STALL Band 1,2 FFA 1,2 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 Co-op 4 RON STALL Home Construction 4 FFA DAN STARKWEATHER CHRISTOPHER STARR CHRIS Wrestling 1,2,3.4 Cross Country 1 Co-op 4 VICKI REYNE STOECKER Prom Committee 3 Track 2. 3. 4 CHARLOTTE A. STRAKA CHAR Ski Club 1 JEFFREY L. STULTS HACKER'' Baseball 2 Track 3,4 Co-op 4 LUCINDA DIANN SUNDAY CINDY Band 1,2, 3 LCC4 Prom Committee Student Council 4 Maftiettes 4 RANDALL SWANSON JEFF TALLMAN Home Construction 4 ILDA TAMEZ ROSSTELFER LUCINDA TEVELDE “SUNSHINE DIANA THARP TERMITE Band 1,2. 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Maftiettes 4 RENEE P. THERRIEN NAE Choir 1,2,3 Varsity Choir 4 Amigos-Amis 3, 4 BRENT THORNELL DAN THORNTON Ski Club 1.3 Band 1.2, 3 Pep Band 1.2. 3 STEVE TITMUS “TITMOSS Co-op 4 LCC JOHN H TRUMLEY “DICK Football 1 TAMARA MARIE ULRICH TAMMY Powderpuff 1,2. 3, 4 Swim Club 1.2. 3. Treas 4 German Club 1.2.3 Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Pep Club 2.3.4 NHS3.4 Sweetheart Queen 1 SCOTT A. VANDERMOERE “WHO Football 1,2 Wrestling 1.2 Ski Club 1 Co-op 4 FFA3.4 DEBRA ANN VAN SPLINTERN Powderpult 3 Co-op 4 NHS 3, 4 Mafliettes 4 DAN UHL JANE UHL LCC RANDY VAUGHN Football 1 Wrestling 1.2,3 Track 1.2. 3. 4 Co-op 4 MARTIN GLYNN VEDDER “MARTY Wrestling 1.2. 3. 4 MICHELLE ANN VOIGT SHELL LORI ANN WALKER LITTLE ONE LCC 3. 4 Maffiettes 4 Pep Club 1 TIM WALTON Football 1,2,3 Cross Country 4 Tennis 1.2. 3, 4 JULIE MARIE WEAVER WEAV Volleyball 1.2. 3 Powderpufl 1,2,3 Varsity Choir 1.2. 3.4 Track 1,2 German Club 1.2 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1 NORMAN DEAN WEAVER NORM Cross Country 3 NHS 3. Vice Pres 4 RANDY WEBB WEBBER Football 1,2 Wrestling 1.2, 3, 4 MARY JO WEHR MORT T rack 1 Powderpuff 2 Ski Club 1,3 Student Council 1.2 DONNA WELLMAN BARBARA WENGER “BARBI LCC 4 Track 2 NHS 3, Treas 4 DARLA JEAN WERTZ JOHN HENRY WESEMAN NEAL CLARE WILMORE DAVE WHITE Football 1 LCC 3. 4 GINA LYNEL WILLIAMS Band 1.2, 3, 4 Exec Bd 4 Pep Band 2, 3.4 Amigos-Amis 1 Prom Committee 3 CHAFtHIAN 4 NHS4 JAMES WILMORE KIMBERLY JO WILMORE KIM Football 1,2.3 Tri-Capt. 4 Wrestling 1,2, 3,4 Track 1 Baseball 3, 4 Co-op 4 TINA KAY WILSON “TENNIE Band 1,2.3, 4 Powderputt 4 LORI ANN WISE Pep Club 1 O B 4 Co-op 3, 4 JOAN WITTENBERG “LOONEY” NHS 3, Sec. 4 Prom Committee 3 CHARHIAN 3 Band 1 Maftiettes 4 SALLY WOLEVER “WOOLY” Powderputt 1,2, 3,4 Track 1,2 NHS 3, 4 Co-op 4 Pep Club 2 Volleyball Mgr. 2 JULIE WOOD WOODY Pep Club 2 Powderpuff 2,3, 4 MARY J. WORKMAN Amigos-Amis 1 Maffiettes 4 BRAD WRIGHT SUD” Football 1.2.3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 PEGGY WRIGHT Co-op 4 VICKI LEIGH WRIGHT Cheerleading 2,3.4 Pep Club 2.3,4 Powderpuff 1.4 Ski Club 1 Co-op 1 KATHRYN ANN YATES KATIE Band 1,2,3,4 NHS3.4 SALLY ANN YODER Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Golf 1.2,3, 4 Powderpuff 1,2, 3,4 Basketball Stat 2, 3,4 Cheerleading 1 Class Vice Pres 1 NHS 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 DENNIS ZANK THERESA LYNN ZEIS T.Z.” Amigos-Amis 1,2 LCC3 Co-op 4 CARMEN ZERBA Powderpuff 1,2,3, 4 Track 1 Volleyball Mgr. 2, 3 NHS 3, 4 LCC3.4 Pep Club 2 NOT PICTURED RICHARD BARTLETT BENJAMIN BATTISFORE JULIE BOARDMAN CINDY CORWIN KENNETH DEBLER RAMEY DEWEY ROBERT DUKE MELANIE GENTRY KATHALEEN GRANT TRACY HARMON RUSSELL HOOK JONI HULSEBOS DEBORAH JOHNSON VICTOR JONES OLIVIA KROEGER WILLIAM LOVELAND PHILIP MANNERS JODIE MONTGOMERY RONALD PARKINSON DESIREE RUFF UTE SCHAPER HARRY SCHMIDT ALEXANDER SILL JEFFREY SUNDEN 74 Seniors umi lAMt f 1 «it 76 Juniors junior President — Terri Mikesell Vice President — Karla Sorenson Junior Class Officers The Junior Class started a busy year in 1978. A busy year, not only with homework and day-to-day assignments, but also the excitement and competitive goals of selling magazines. The Junior Class reached its goal selling magazines and planned the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Class spon- sored the Christmas dance, also. Over all, juniors were full of ambition and spirit Secretary — Debbie Briggs Treasurer — Karen Babbitt Juniors 79 :• n' ft r M r Brian Anderson Renee Anderson Raymond Aseltme Shelley Atwell Karen Babbitt Mark Baird Rick Baker Brian Banks Sherry Barnes Steve Barnett Jeff Beals Gary Beebe Jeff Berry Rod Betts LuWanda Birman Scott Blommer Linda Bobcik Michele Borseth Beth Bosworth Mike Boughner Kevin Brandon Tina Brangenberg Debbie Briggs Bobbi Brimmer Dave Bruce Don Brundage Eric Brundage Steve Brutosky 80 Juniors Rosalie Brzycki Deb Bugbee Mary Burgie Brad Busch Mary Jo Campbell Stacy Carpenter Jeff Carrick Ten Cheney Ron Cherry Deloris Christie Mark Colson Doug Converse Justin Converse Dave Cook Mark Cooper Brenda Cousins Krys Crandall Kelly Crandell Debbie Crocker Necia Curtis Robin Dane Merlin Davids Robin Day Danny Deater Juniors 81 Diane Debler Jim Delcamp Scarlet DeWaters Teri Dewey Jim Diamond Robin Dickerson Dave Dickinson Rusty Dillon Troy Dilly Gale Dingwell Chuck Dollahan Sarah Dornbos Lori Dotts Jim Dunn Lori Effner Diane Eldred Tara Ells Stan Fajnor Rod Fancher Teresa Fast Dave Faulkner Marion Finney Tony Fortino Debbie Foster Raymond Francis Sylvia Freeman Jackie French Don Frisbie 82 Juniors Jim Gaedert Kim Gearhart Jenny Gentry Shawn Gerwatowski Bruce Gidner Tim Gingrich Tim Godden Jeff Gordeneer Dan Gregory Loreen Griffin Laura Hadley Wendy Hadley Alice Hall Anita Hall Scott Hallett Jeff Halstead Kathy Hamilton Yvonne Hannold Eric Hansen Matt Harag Joe Harmon Patty Harrison Richard Hart Keith Henrys Ed Hicks Jane Hicks Lisa Higdon Brian Hoag Juniors 83 Katie Johnson Ken Johnson Dave Kaminski Don Karn Leigh Hosey Sheri Hudson Dewey Hummel Gwen Janousek Lori Jardot Mike Kempt Kelley Kerekes Ky Kessler Cheryl Kimmel Diana Kimmel Fred King Ben Kinsey Alan Klaiss Fred Klaiss Tammy Klaiss Paul Lahr Dan Lampman Chester LaValley Kevin Lea Carrie Leeser Lisa Lehr Vern Letson Verna Letson 84 Juniors Laurie Limmer Denise Little Cindy Locke Kent Love Lynette Love Joanne Lown John Lyons Brenda Magoon Cindy Magoon Brenda Martin Brian Masters Todd Masters Linda McConnell Anne McDaniel Kevin McDaniel Greg McDonald Leigh Ann McKellen Sherry Mehlberg Tim Mellstead Terri Mikesell Dave Miller Greg Miller Murl Miller Don Mills Rhonda Mishler JoDean Mogg Dwayne Montague Debbie Moon Julie Moore Teresa Moore Keith Morrison Brad Morton Juniors 85 Jim Nichols Dawn Nolan Vonnie Nye Kim Olson Bill Owens Jim Packard Tom Palmer Julie Papranac Terri Parra Annette Parsons T racey Partridge Jeff Patton Dawn Pechumer Chris Peck Mark Pena Lisa Perkins Kelley Perry Jeff Peters Keith Moss Dave Mullins Cathy Murray Teri Newcomer Bob Newman Dan Nichols Terri Peters Patty Phelan Mary Phillips Kirk Pickering Vern Piper Mary Plotnick Tony Pruden Eric Pryor Chuck Rademacher Sandy Raines Jeff Rawson Shawn Reis! Joe Reynolds Karen Reynolds Sally Rhodes Sonia Richardson Jody Ridenour Wayne Ridge Trudy Schultz Brad Scott Harold Sedore Taylor Sherman Steve Shifkey Lorle Shrontz Jodie Silvas Theresa Silvas Kim Sizemore Jerry Slade Meg Slusser Calise Smith Shirley Smith Vince Smith Ann Sobeck Laurie Soblesky Laurie Sommer Karla Sorenson Dave Spencer Nolan Spotts John Stark Mary Starr Foo Straka Ken Sunden John Sura Shawn Suttin Tracy Symonds 88 Juniors Nora Tanner Brad Tarr Tina Thomas Gina Thompson Jim Thompson Carol Tiemeyer Sally Titmus Julie Tuckey Doris Uhl Dave Ulrey Mark Waterbury Jeff Weaver Kim Weber Sally West Adam Wheaton sophomores Sophomores 91 President — Bill Cook Vice-President — Karin Janousek Sophomore Class Officers In addition to purchasing their class rings, the Sophomore Class sponsored a disco dance during foot- ball season. They voted to have burgandy and rose-pink as their class colors, with a red rose as their flower. For their class motto, they chose: We live in the present, we dream of the future, and we have learned from the past. Julie Adams Eva Allen Eddie Allen Carolyn Archer Dave Archer Paul Archer Steve Babbitt Bruce Bailey Geraldine Baker Mary Banks Kelly Barko Dave Barnett Mark Barnett Ben Barstow Theresa Bassett Steve Baum Jerry Beals Pam Beebe Ron Beebe Kally Bennett Greg Best Ron Bmkowski Lee Boardman Barb Boone Courtney Boucher Mark Boudler Justin Bowerman Brian Boyce Bob Boyles Mindy Bozarth Sophomores 93 Steve Bozarth Roger Bradley Steve Brangwyn Michelle Brenton Laurie Briggs Rick Brown Johanna Bruce Bill Bruno Tina Bucher John Buckles Terri Bugbee Nancy Bullock Danielle Burkhead Lori Carr Annette Carroll Kyle Carter Rhonda Carter Charlie Castaneda Mike Cathead Cindy Cederburg Chris Challender Mike Cheney Rex Claflm Barb Clark Cheri Clark Barb Collier Bill Cook Rick Cothern Dean Crocker Gloria Curtis Jack Curtis Jody David John Davidson Bernadette Davis Jett Frank Teresa Frazier Tim Frazier Kim Freeman Mike Frey Jim Frisbie Wendie Dean Brian Dehnert Fred Denison Beth Dickie Frank Dilday Michele Dixon Jim Do Brian Donaldson Pat Douna Mary Dunn Dana Elliott Don Emenhiser Julie Emery Cheryl Eskew Tammy Fast Shaun Fearn Mike Fortmo Kathy Fox Steve Gordeneer Dawn Grant Cindy Greening Marty Gullett Scott Hale Larry Hall Sue Fulghum Tim Fuller Jeff Fulton Julie Gaedert Kurt Gammage Curt Garnsay Gary Garnsay Danette Gearhart Rod Gidner Mike Goad Cindy Goodrich Karen Goostrey John Hamilton Russ Hamilton Dawn Hammond Steve Hammond Jeff Hawkins Alex Hettler Rod Hicks Judy Hill Sharon Hill Karen Hiser Bill Hogan Ronda Holt 96 Sophomores Anna Marie Hood Wendy Howe Mary Hudson Ted Huff Tammy Hummel Pennie Humphrey Bill Hunsaker Todd Hutchison Dave Jackson Joni James Karin Janousek Bob Jenks Joey Johns Cammi Johnson Doug Johnson Greg Johnson Becky Johnson Sheila Johnson Karen Jones Lesley Jones Julie Jourden Frank Kane Tami Kayne Leslie Keeley Tammi Kelley Roxanne Kempf Cindy Kennedy Richard Kenyon Heide Kerns Ken Kessler Sophomores 97 Terry Kimmel John King Pat Kirchmeier Peter Klont Kathy Koos Tricia Kremke Barb Kring Troy Lahr Robin Lannigan Lori Lashley Nancy LaValley Tom LaVoy Charley Lea Kelly Lea Raelee Lehman Kellie Leonard Valorie Liepins John Locke Donyaellie Luna Jefl Lundeen Jim Maatsch Mark Macy Beth Malcuit John Manely Margaret Martens Winde May Kim McDaniel Ron McElhaney Duane McGill Duane McLeod 98 Sophomores Mark Mehlberg Paul Mehlberg Steve Mellstead Deana Miilu Debbie Milbourn Brian Miller Jim Miller Terne Miller Harlow Mire Dennis Moe Darlene Moore Jeff Moore Lynda Moore Ron Moore Tammy Moore Valerie Moore Jim Morales Marcy Moran Vicki Morgan Dave Morris Bob Morrison Annette Nealy Mike Nelson Todd Newman Todd Newsome Brian Norris Tim Otley Kelly Overton Steve Parr Lilly Parra Sophomores 99 Dave Partridge Matt Peck Vickie Perry Renee Phillips Susie Pierce Diana Poltorak Robin Portt Tim Pratt Lori Pruden Jill Rademacher Patty Rankin Dan Rathbun Janet Reynolds Judy Reynolds Kris Rhodes Serenia Richardson Kris Ripley Paul Robles Joey Rodriguez Sue Rodriguez Shawn Rogers Dave Rooney Paul Root Tammy Root Debbie Roscoe Joni Royston Jim Salinas Tina Salisbury Laurie Schultheiss Clint Schultz 100 Sophomores Steve Schulze John Schumacher Theresa Schumacher Kathy Scott Jeff Seavolt Deanna Sheets Judy Shepherd Kristy Sherman Anita Shilling Barton Shilton Mike Shuneson John Simons Diane Simpson Greg Simpson Tracy Small Kim Smith Lorri Smith Marc Smith Tom Smith John Smithson Ann Smuts Allen Sobleskey Angie Sommer Lori Southern Ginny Spotts Wilbert Stabenow Mark Stanton Pat Stanton Dave Staples Barb Stewart Sophomores 101 Gina Stornant Diane Strobel Eileen Stults Vickie Stults Chris Sura Brenda Taylor Renee Thomas Penny Thompson Eric Thornell Mike Titmus Toni VanBelois Rich VanderMoere Nathan VanSkike Jodie VanSplintern Diana VanVIeet Dave Vercellino Ron Waite Brenda Walker Tracy Warden Dan Webb Dave Wehr Polly Wehr Mark Wellman Dale Wendel Tammy Whitaker Fred Wietmg Paula Wight Susan Willard Angie Williams Cheryl Williams 102 Sophomores Julie Williams Kent Williams Darin Wilmore Brenda Wmeger Dave Wing Brad Winter Rita Yoder Dennise Zank Sophomores 103 fre hmen Freshmen 105 President — Julie Dudley Vice-President — Mike Nelson Freshman Class Officers Spirit week's poster-plastered halls and crazy socks and hats started the freshman year. The big change in environment was quickly adapted to, with biology, math, and English classes being part of daily schedules. The year picked up with sports and dances, one being sponsored by the Freshman Class dur- ing basketball season. As a whole, plenty of spirit and school participation was shown and the freshmen are looking forward to their coming years at C.H.S. Brian Aitken Stephanie Andreichuk Bob Anzaldua Mike Atchley Daneen Atwell Scott Babbitt Sherri Bailey Ed Baker Debbie Banks Patty Barko David Bauman Gerri Baxter Andy Bayes Jefl Bazaire Jeff Beasley Tom Becktel 108 Freshmen Doug Bouchard Ron Bougner Bart Brenton Kim Brewer Cyndi Briggs Kirk Briggs Sherri Brimmer Daryl Brock Mark Brown Jeff Bruce Doug Brundage Kim Buck Michelle Bugbee Theresa Burgie Steve Busch Bill Byrd Tom Campbell Holly Carpenter Julie Carrick Jim Carroll Betty Casler Dan Clark George Clark Lisa Clark Freshmen 109 Lisa Crozier Carolyn Cusson Stacie Davis Darla DePue Teresa Dean Scott Dewey Laura Dexter John Dollahan Jeff Dornbos Scott Dotson Julie Dudley Allen DuMond Verlm DuPree Matt Dymond Sonja Eddy Bryan Effner Penny Clark Rod Clark John Claybaugh Troy Cody Robbin Coffey Brenda Cole Patti Collier Larame Collier Becky Columbia Carole Conley Wendy Conn Jackie Converse Todd Cook Kelli Cooper Kim Cory Tammy Cothern Melvin Cotton Kim Crozier 110 Freshmen Nancy Eggleston Ann Ells LeRoy Ellis Doug Elston Carla Emenhiser Teresa Emenhiser Dawn Emerson Collette Erdman Diane Faulkner Kevin Fenn Gary Firestone Bob Fisher Ann-Marie Fleetham Mark Foster Ron Fox Louis Fradette Diane Francis Katrina Friar Shirley Freeman Sherry Fulghum Todd Fulton Scott Gardner Jeff Gierzak Todd Gingrich Kevin Glandon Alicia Goad Debbie Godden Ann Goelz Kevin Gollach Katie Grace Dennis Green Shellon Gregory Don Greilick Michelle Groves Freshmen 111 Daniel Hadley Rodney Hadley Rick Haines Kevin Haley Nadine Haley Deanna Hancock Stephanie Harrington Ken Harris Mark Harris Mike Harris Laura Hayden Scott Hayward Kathy Hester Colleen Hettich Carol Hice Richard Hillard Doug Hirt Janie Histed Mary Hoag Matt Hoberg Laurie Holben Jody Homan Carl Holmgren Kirk Holloway Lewis Hooghouse Richard Hoover Ginny Hosey Paula Hosey Roland Howard Dave Howe 112 Freshmen Tina Klaiss Doug Kreischer Matt Kuch Russ Kyre Brenda Lampman Craig Larson Carol Lautner Jodi LaValley Lisa Laverty Maria Lazarus Dana Lea Lisa Lehman Jackie Leiby Mike Lerch Dave Huva Darin Janoschka Aarron Jardot Balinda Jenks Tim Jewell Bobbi Johnson Eric Johnson Ray Johnson Freshmen 113 Barb Lussmyer Chris Lussmyer Carrie Lynd Amy Malcuit Tammy Mann Angie Marry Kim Masters Melanie Masters Tim Martens Marilyn McConnell Julie McDaid Scott McDiarmid Rick McKeever George McLane Jim Middaugh Greg Miller Dan Mellstead Kim Moe ■■I Scott Lmkeman Maureen Lipsey Steve Little Karen Lojewski Kirke Love Janet Lown Julie Luna Jeff Mogg Renea Mohre Penny Moist Julie Mominee Diane Montague Bob Moon Patty Newcomer Jana Nicol Marie Oomen Lewis Palmer Kathy Papranec Mary Papranec Lynne Parish Gary Parr Steve Parshall Tammy Parsons Charlene Patrick Tony Peck Mark Phillips Evelyn Phmney Darla Pierce Cathy Pless Dawn Poltorak Kathy Potter Russ Raymer Kelley Reichert Leo Reynolds Dan Ridge Brad Rinckey Debbie Rinmger Kaylene Ripley Mike Robbe Rosie Rodriguez Jodi Rondi Lisa Ronnmg Steve Rood Lisa Root Paul Rose Jeff Russell Mike Sanders Carrie Schaefer Jeanne Scheib Shelly Schmidt Charles Schneider Mark Schneider Chris Schultz Tama Schumacher Robin Scott LeVon Seavolt Susan Shirely Bryan Sherman LeAnn Shriver 116 Freshmen Rob Silvas Rolando Silvas Faith Skidmore Kari Smith Kris Smith Jodi Snyder Jim So beck Kris Soblesky Judie Sparks Denise Spedowski Teresa Spotts Kimberly Stanton Jim Starr Traci Steward Jeff Stoecker Teresa Sura Sonya Swank Ken Swanson Aaron Sweeney Jayne Tallman Liz Tapped Barb Tavermti John Taylor Tim Taylor Joel Te Velde Carla Thompson Robert Tomlinson John Tiemeyer Freshmen 117 Linda Titmus Jeff Torres Todd Townsend Marty Traina Peggy Upright Phil Van Alstme Kevin Vandergrift Bonnie vanaien Shellie Vaughn Wendy Vaughn Bob Walker Mike Ward Brian Waterbury Debra Watson Chris Weaver Bill Webb Jeff Wellman Mike Wellman Annette Wilbur Becky Williams Dave Wilson Pam Wilson Kevin Winter Greg Wireman Ken Wirt Ray Wolever Brenda Wolfe Gene Wood Randy Wooley Todd Wright Cam York Song Yu Sue Zerba Dave Zimmer Freshmen 119 octivitie Activities 121 Student Council The Student Council of 1978-1979 had a busy year. The Council got involved in exchange days with Harper Creek. The officers attended workshops through National Student Council. The Council tried new things besides the normal Blood Drive and Muscular Dystrophy Dance. They had a Christmas collection for canned goods and toys, and an appreciation week for faculty and administrators. For Homecoming this year, Student Council bought a spirit plaque to be given to the class with the most participation during Spirit Week. New Spirit Week doings were posters in the halls by classes. Kelly Janousek — President First Row: Ms. Fallon, Advisor; Brad Morton, Vice-Pres.; Kelly Janousek, Pres.; Laurie Davis, Treas. Second Row: Karin Janousek, Julie McDaid, Bruce Blodgett, Don Mellstead, Susie Wooters, Terri Mikesell, Michelle Groves, Paula Hosey, Kris Rhodes. Third Row: Kelly Overton, Bill Cook, Leslie Jones, Sandy Wooters, JoDean Mogg, Michelle Bugbee, Annette Wilbur. Fourth Row: Marsha McDonald, Carolyn Archer, Ron Beglin, Kevin Shuneson, Mike Hammond, Sherry Mehlberg, Dawn Nolan, Carla Emenhiser. NHS Is Honorable The National Honor Society is a national organiza- tion sponsored by the National Association of Sec- ondary School Principals whose purpose is to honor the outstanding students throughout the United States. Members are chosen by the faculty and administration of each high school which sponsors a National Honor Society chapter. To be chosen, a student must display excellence in four areas — leadership, character, scholarship, and service. The annual induction of new members into the Charlotte chapter is an evening ceremony to which the par- ents of the new members are invited. This year, 38 new members were chosen. First Fiow: Joan Campbell, Pres.; Barb Wenger, Treas , Norm Weaver, Vice-Pres.; Mr Bohms, Advisor. Not pictured: Joan Wittenberg, Sec. Activities 123 Exchange Students Olivia Kroeger was our exchange student from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Olivia came to the United States after she had won a scholarship from a com- pany where her mother worked, by a process of examinations and eliminations. Olivia arrived in Charlotte August 29, 1978, through Youth For Understanding. She lived with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hunter. When asked if CHS was dif- ferent, Olivia said that they don't choose their own classes in Argentina and they don’t move from room to room. Olivia said that she liked Charlotte; it’s different, but nice. Alex Sill was our exchange student from Michel- stadt, West Germany. Alex came to the United States through a friend of the family who he lived with in Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Copeland. Alex came to Charlotte August 23. When asked if CHS was different, Alex said the school system was different, and in Charlotte, you see more trees and bigger lawns. In West Germany, the houses are just a few feet from each other. Alex said he liked Charlotte; it’s a nice town and it has a different style. Ute Schaper was our exchange student from Ruhr, West Germany. Ute came to the United States after her mother saw an article in the newspaper about Youth For Understanding. She wrote for information, and soon was on her way to Charlotte. She lived with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kyle. When asked if there were any differences, she said in West Germany there is an elementary school, a main school, a middle school and a high school. In order to go from one school to the next, they must pass tests. Ute said the people in Charlotte were friendly. 124 Activities Band, Take the Field! The Charlotte Oriole Marching Band had a very exciting year. They attended a week of band camp in August which was a lot of hard work, but also a lot of fun. Along with marching in all the football halftimes, the band performed at the Central Michigan Univer- sity Symposium. They also gave an excellent per- formance at the University of Michigan's Band Day on October 1. The band put on their annual Band Bounce and made their 39th appearance at the Hol- land Tulip Festival. They also prepared for their sum- mer trip to Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, for the Klon- dike Days. Activities 125 Wind Ensemble The Wind Ensemble is in its first year in the high school band system. After auditions, those receiving the highest scores were placed in the Wind Ensem- ble. The Wind Ensemble put on a Christmas and spring concert, and played some very challenging numbers for the district festival in March. They also performed in their annual gala production, the Band Bounce. 126 Activities Symphonic Band The Symphonic Band also had a very active year. They, too, had some members attend the Solo and Ensemble Contest. They also gave an excellent per- formance at the Christmas concert as well as the spring concert. They were very active in the annual Band Bounce. Activities 127 Freshman Band Karl Wirt, Director The Freshman Band had an excellent first year. They participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest and received 18 first and 6 second divisions. They attended the district festival as well as learning many new marching steps. 128 Activities Sing, Sing a Song Drama The independent study students in drama performed two one-act Christ- mas plays this year. The two shows performed were “The Trouble with Christmas'' and “The Christmas Visi- tor . The stars of these plays were: Jan Bugbee, Rick Davis, Cindy Grace, Kelly Overton, Kirk Sherman, Cindy Sunday, and Scott VanderMoere, under the direction of Mrs. Collins- worth. Tim Johnson looks natural. Cross Country Ski Club 130 Activities First Row: Sally Rhodes, Leigh Ann McKellan, Kris Rhodes, Judy Reynolds. Second Row: Mike Hammond, Ken Swanson, Brent Honshell, Mr. Wismer, Advisor. Home Construction Builds Skills Chris Sizemore Doug Converse Phil Manners, Chris Sizemore, Mr. Lea, Mark Goelz, Fred Klaiss, Doug Con- verse, Jeff Halstead, Vern Letson, Keith Moss, Trent Mix, Mark Cooper. Mark Cooper The Home Construction class of 1979 con- sisted of a large group of students; fifteen in the morning and fourteen in the afternoon. The house, a split level, is located on East Clin- ton Trail. It's valued at between $55,000 to $65,000. Mr. Lea, the teacher, hoped that students gained experience in framing, electrical, plum- bing and masonry work. They also did all the fin- ishing touches, such as the trim and painting. Activities 131 FFA Keeps Growing First Row: Gary Crittenden. Reporter: Keith Droscha, Treas.; Kevin Ripley, Vice Pres.; Don Stall, Pres.; Cindy Locke, Sec.; Scott Haigh, Sentinel. Second Row: Mr Kovacic, Advisor; Wendy Howe, Mike Mullins, John Locke, Chris Weaver, Dan Nichols, Mark Stanton Third Row: Lynn Griffin, Steve Schulze, Todd Wright, Brian Banks, Jeff Weaver, Don Frisbie, Adam Wheaton, Dave Wehr, Rick Brown. rpu i The FFA is a youth organization for students interested in careers in Agriculture Agribusiness. Dedicated to the development of leadership, citi- zenship and cooperation, the FFA is a national organization with over 500,000 members. Some of their activities include leadership contests in public speaking, parliamentary procedure and demonstrations, trips to state and national con- ventions, and other educational group outings. 132 Activities Orange Black Writes On First Row: Lori Dotts, Kelly Bowerman, Jeanne Moss, Kirk Sher- man, Lori Wise, Mrs. Follette; Advisor. Second Row: Laura Hadley, Kim Sorenson, Vic Harris, Kathy Norris, Larry Finney. Third Row: Ron McElhaney, Dave Barnett. The Orange Black is a tri-weekly newspaper publication. In conjunction with the school, it adds to its funds with community advertising. The staff of the 0 B writes and proofreads, recruits advertising, and lays out and distributes the paper. The actual printing of the paper is the only step done out of class. i Hamiltoi ■Michele Charhian Staff Captures Memories The Charhian Staff had a very busy year putting the yearbook together. The members learned many skills ranging from layout design, picture cropping, copy writing, proofreading, advertising and sales. 4 . Girls' State Girls' State was designed to give young people a better understanding of the way government is run. Last year it took place at Olivet College between June 10 and June 17. At Girls' State there were approxi- mately 500 girls, and each girl was assigned to be in a city. There were 21 imaginary cities and each consisted of 24 girls. The cities were then divided into counties and these counties consisted of three cities each. Each person at Girls’ State was encouraged to run for an office, either in city, county, or state government. To get elected to an office, a person would have to make speeches and campaign for votes. Tammy Ulrich and Jan Ferguson Boys' State The Boys’ State participants, Chris Line and Greg Smith, were chosen to go to Boys’ State by the American Legion after their parent's submitted their names for consideration. They were also selected for their scholastic and athletic activities. Like the girls, the guys were instructed to organize a state by rallying votes to win elections, run the government, and make laws. In addition, the week-long convention involved visiting the respective offices they were elected to. The governor went to Gov. Milliken’s office and the county seat electee, to the courthouse. Both Greg and Chris agree that the latter was the best part. Chris Line and Greg Smith 136 Activities Swim Club First Row: Ann Goelz, Jan Reed, Faith Skidmore, Julie Williams, Debbie Bugbee. Second Row: Amy Malcuit, Terrie Boone, Deana Carey, Tammy Ulrich, Jan Bugbee, Loreen Griffin, Renee Thomas. Amigos — Amis First Row: Judy Shepherd, Jill Rademacher, Cindy Cederburg. Second Row: Mrs. Robertson, Olivia Kroeger, Karen Reynolds, Darlene Moore, Kim Buck, Polly Wehr. Activities 137 Students Go to Commercial Art — Merlin Davids Electronics — Gale Dingwell Food Services — Tammy Kikendall Commercial Art — Shelley Atwell Welding — Ron Bartlett, Jim Gaedart. Don Mills, Paul Kenney. Justin Con- verse, Bill Owens. 138 Activities and Beyond School Auto Shop — Matt Tatt, Stan Faj nor Electronics — Allen Smith Commercial Art — Kelly Crandell Small Engines — Brian Southern, Ray Aseltine, Dan Deater, Fred King Many students attended Lansing Community College as well as attending high school. The classes ottered ranged anywhere trom Child Care and Commercial Art to Welding and Elec- tronics. Approximately 104 students were involved in this program, that taught them basic skills in a vocational occupation. Activities 139 Students Work Beth Dickinson — Charlotte Republican Tribune Judy Bailey — Mike Davis Century 21 in Real World Debbie Rohdy — Aluminum Extrusions Jim Fox — Felpausch Ken Moon — Think Fresh Market Driver Ed. Starts Rolling Driver Education is offered after school in the fall and spring, and each summer. The state of Michigan regulates the program. Schools must offer driver education to stu- dents under 18 years old, but students must be at least 15 years old to enroll. Students who pass the course receive a certificate which allows them to become licensed drivers and which generally reduces their automobile insurance rates. The Charlotte driver education department issues about 350 such certificates each year. 142 Activities Ski Club Picks Up Speed This year Ski Club had over 175 members. They enjoyed several nights of skiing at Cannonsburg Ski Area near Grand Rapids. Advisors were Jay Gowell and Carol Zielinski. 143 eh create Creative Expressins 145 Creative Expressions Angry words hurled unthinkingly Fist fights, bombs, murderers Human Nature An endless struggle to win We fight to get what we want We fight to protect our pride We fight to gain peace One day there will be peace When everyone's gone, because of wars It will be quiet, calm, serene. Teri Dewey The hunt is on; I’m out to find The one who will be Solely mine. Very cautious I must be For I cannot let him see What I’m about, What I’m doing; He must think It’s he who’s wooing. When the bonds are tied And all is done, He’ll never know That I won Teri Dewey What’s going to happen tomorrow, after today is gone? Will we know what to do, the difference between right and wrong? Will we live to see the sunrise; of this I 'm afraid. To die is something fearful, but surely life will fade. The future holds no promises, when will your time to die come? This is the question I ask myself: Will I have to die this young?” Life is full of secrets, the mystery is all around. Today you live, tomorrow you may not Is this where I am bound? I will live the best I can, do the things I should. But sitting here in thought, will I accept death when it claims me? I don't really think I could Margie Bucher Creative Expressions 147 Boyhood dreams. Wonderful things, they were. You were anything you wanted to be at any time. A soldier one day, a policeman the next. Even the President. A space captain speeding through the universe, or a pirate invading another 's ship. There, too, were dreams of real life. Dreams of growing and becoming rich. Or powerful. Or famous. These and less thoughts went rolling through the mind frequently, being anything, everything. Living in your own little dream world. These were happy times, times of school, play, no worries, no responsibilities. As you grew older, you dreamed less and less. The real world became more real, and you found yourself looking to the earthly pleasures and problems that crept up on you. These teen years were spent experimenting with new things: work, sex, booze. Adolesence went quickly by, along with the feelings everyone has why am I here, what good am I, how do I fit in? As you grew older still, you became more involved in the problems facing you and less in the pleasures spent m teenhood. Job security, inflation, crime — all seeming too much to handle. Wanting everything for your children and your mate, but never having enough Your middle age was engulfed in worries of growing children and the “What-am-l-going-to-do-when-l-retire?-l- won ’t-have-enough-money syndrome. Struggling along, trying to make ends meet. As you grew older still, you approached old age and things became brighter. Your future life wasn 't as long now, but you were better off financially: your grandchildren came to visit their grandparents, and retirement was coming up. Your plans after work ended included travel, going places you'd always wanted to go. As you grew older still, your death came near. Your loving, lifelong mate had died, you were lonely, abandoned, a burden to your family. Senility crept up. Your children, whom you had loved and cared for for so long, whom you spent your mid-age years breaking your back to get a decent home for, didn't want to be bothered by a senile old man. So you were put in a home for the elderly, corailed together, with others like you. And senility was merciful, and came to your lonely mind. And you were a boy again, dreaming of all the things you never accomplished in your long, hard life. You were again young, running, playing, no worries, no responsibilities, having fun, chasing girls, all of youth's pleasures. And all the while sitting in a chair, in a corner, by yourself, all alone. And one morning you died. With a smile on your face from the dreams you were dreaming, but all alone. And your family came to your funeral and cried. Because they loved you. Randy Rugg 148 Creative Expressions Walking along the shore of the turbulent waters, Searching for the many secrets the sea holds. Remanants of the past; a child’s toy, an old shoe. The salty water clutching long-forgotten memories. As we wonderingly try to unlock the door to the world beneath the sea. Lon Lashley There is only crying. Nothing but sadness. There is only dying. Nothing but madness. Where are we going? Why are we afraid? What are we showing, for the price we have paid? We try to forget today, and live for tomorrow. Remembering to say, We need no more sorrow. Someone is born today, tomorrow someone will die. To ourselves we must say, Someday will I? The future we can't see. But if we could, The things we'd see, would be nothing good. What will tomorrow bring? Will anyone smile? What cam tomorrow bring? Anything worthwhile? There is no meaning to the life we know. Nothing to keep believing, Nowhere to go. And yet, I know what the future will bring. So let me show the reason I sing. The last enemy will die, And we will pray. For all these, we will cry, former things have passed away. And then no one will cry. No reason to be sad. No one will die. No reason to be mad. This is just a scene in my mind. And yet it's true. Something we can find, something for me and you! Joel Dixon Creative Expressions 149 Time. . . Why must it go so last? Memories blur my eyes. Happy times. Sad times. A baby’s first smile, A young girl's sob. Laughter echoes In my ears Remember the time. . .? That winter, when. . . Thoughts of past loves, Of hearts broken apart. Oh, yes. . . Time. . . Polly Wehr 150 Creative Expressions I traced patterns on the window, my finger warming on a trail through the frost. Uncounsciously I wrote your name, following the path my thoughts had crossed. When I realized what I had done I got up and slowly smiled. On impulse I added my name to yours Like any wistful child. You would have thought I was crazy. If you had seen me then But all alone with my insanity I began to write again. Over and over I wrote our names With a joy I dared not show. Taking advantage of your ignorance, There was no way you'd ever know. Unfortunately, I never stopped to think and the constant reminders remain. For every time it gets cold outside your name appears again. Jennifer Gentry He's the one who cares deeply but only shows a little He s the man who sets all the rules He’s the one who said no one is good enough for his daughter He's the one who sat down and explained why I couldn t go He’s the one who cries the hardest when you've just said “Ido'' He tells your guy he better take good care of you forever He is my dad Whom I'll love forever. . . Johanna Bruce I knew there was something special From the first day we met; You were different from the others — You wanted to give, not get. Sometimes you had your drawbacks. You 'd go racing on ahead; But then you’d stop and wait for me — It was you who always led. I can't describe how I feel about you, I suppose I could try my best; But just in case I don 7 do so well, Will you love me none the less? Polly Wehr As I sit here wrapped deep within my blankets, I dream of the summer to come and let my mind wander where it will I pick up slightly vindictive thoughts Thoughts of those in the South. Contented Floridians Basking on their sharp shell beaches, Their bodies soaking in the sun's rays. . . . They’ll probably burn, you know. Their skin blistering with the sun’s intensity. Then salty ocean water will wash over them. . . and then. . . Why, they'll probably be wishing That they were here, wrapped deep within my blankets. Jennifer Gentry When I closed the door behind me, I didn't realize I was shutting you out for good. Was it time for the us to end? For you and me to be separate in name and thought? I hated the mere thought of it. Yet, I wanted my freedom given me. Can a broken heart be new-born? Happiness in disguise? Tracy Partridge The sun set slowly, but beautifully The night came so quietly I sat and heard the tiny animals Calling out to all their friends what were they saying? Was it important or just plain chatter? The frost began to do its business And it took hold of my body, Like wrapping me up in its arms. I sat until the sun came up It was just as beautiful as it went down The tiny animals didn 't have anything More to say The day began quietly and peacefully But as this day will go on, It will turn into a picture Ola mixed-up world. Johanna Bruce 152 Creative Ekpressions The night came fast. The sun fell in the western sky. And the sky became black, And the woods came alive with the sounds of the night creatures. Crickets begin to chirp. Shhh! A frog. And a fox after a rabbit. The leaves crunch slowly. Something heavy approaches, but what is it? What was that? I think it was a snake. Careful where you step! Hey, I heard a growl! An owl hoots. You can see his large eyes glowing down at you as he sits majestically in his tree. The sound of a nearby brook breaks the silence. But it cannot be seen. The moonlight shines brightly down, but the clouds of Autumn block out the glimmering rays. The crisp, cold air adds to the effect of the dark shadowing trees. As the minutes pass into hours, the stars glide across the sky and the moon disappears. The darkness begins to thin, and the horizon brightens. And as the sun quickly rises over the distant hills, a cock crows in the distance. And the silence of the daylight returns. Randy Rugg I loved you for bringing me into this world. We grew up together more and more each day. I remember riding on the tractor with you on those hot summer days. You in your old tom-up jeans, and me in my bathing suit. I remember us sharing our dreams together. Both of us trying to make each other's come true. I remember you saying, “That's my girl when I came in first in the track meet. And I remember the way you looked at me when I told you I got nominated for homecoming queen. I remember you encouraging me to keep going when I felt like quitting. And I remember you telling me to keep smiling, even when things didn 't go my way. I remember the summer before it happened. I remember how close we got. You were all I had, and I was all you had. Well, Daddy, I tried to encourage you, to keep going and keep smiling, But you didn't You let me down.__________________________ I remember coming home on that beautiful summer day There was an ambulance in the driveway. and you were gone You went on your own free will And you left me alone Now I 'II never forget the hell I went through that summer, with the rest of my family and friends. They all think I've changed. But you taught me one thing. I’m not afraid of death anymore, Because I know that when I die I can be with you once again. Tara Ells 154 Creative Expressions Cold icy fingers reaching out for you from somewhere beyond power far beyond human imagination will take over your body no matter how hard you fight unexplainable unstoppable peace after a long hard life the end of life Lori Pruden Creative Expressions 155 . OO K vocal '- : :?■'. 5 f In your heart, .rnxrryontej£J you seem toj tftife again. - One more time. One more lime look beside you. Just one more time._____________ see those triends4hathelped-to guide you Then walk along. . . see the memories that you find: 3 guide you. i Larry Finney i 0= y tJi r r J i O «N j FO early in the morning squinting past the sleepiness in my eyes i nestle deeper into the warm folds of my bed dreamily thinking of you. bustling about the house, alone I keep busy doing chores but thoughts of you somehow find the key to my concentration, and i stop to ponder them. lying wide awake at night i stare at the ceiling, through the darkness i hear the wind and the crickets, each ignoring the other's song, and i hear your voice — soft — as it often is, and i relive every moment i shared with you and pray for more. Judy Ellner the days are so long now — even in these crowded school rooms and streets, i feel very much alone. looking out of these windows this world seems very similar to my own — but — then their voices crowd in — very foreign to me, and i feel very small somehow. it is a lot more difficult and tiring than i had anticipated — but i try to laugh along and it helps — a little Judi Ellner Rosey orange furrows Plowed across the sky Fade away to darkness Then its crop begins to thrive Small and faint Big and bright The stars begin to shine Until the morning harvest light Picks them one more time Joan Wittenberg The wind blows the leaves rustle and the trees sway as the sun shines down the dewdrops sparkle with joy each leaf falls adding to the forest floor one by one until the last one falls it begins to rain soaking everything it touches until finally the clouds depart and the sun comes out now the days are ending sooner and it's getting colder each day soon the snow falls covering everything and making it white then there in the forest it will be quiet and lonely and peaceful. Raymond Francis Life is sometimes a very beautiful thing. It also can be very depressing in many ways. Things not going the way you like, Your parents yelling the minute you walk in the door. But yet, life can be just so very great. Seeing smiles on people's faces Knowing how great it is to even be alive. People now realize that things aren 't always going to be what they want, But this world just wasn 7 meant to be perfect. So when you re feeling depressed about life, Always think on the good side of how lucky you are to even be here. Kim McDaniel 158 Creative Expressions As the winds blow in from the lonely sea, my mind thinks of you. Like the waves, you came in and out with the tide, leaving me behind on the beach Kelly Crandell A tish in a fish bowl staring out at the world; wanting to see the real sea The glass is engulfing him and making him larger, making his dream larger, making his life smaller. Marcia Halt I sure hate rain — but I love the mud puddles it leaves behind. Courtney Boucher Looking around and thinking of our world Seeing people in many different ways. Did you ever wonder why we are here? Generations, centuries, and even years go by As we read back on the way it used to be. How did we ever come to make inventions? We are in a world of confusion, war, and love. Was all this planned by God? Or did we do it? Did the people of the world do it? Or what? . . . Why? Rhonda Bowser 159 as i look around the room i see people laughing and talking they strive to be heard above themselves, to be acknowledged, to capture attention. and me, i just sit here listening to the hum of their voices, occasionally picking out a familiar one, listening to their prattle, feeling sorry for myself. Sylvia Freeman This time I sit all by myself. I'm really not alone, For my mind helps me by being a friend; By thought and not by phone. I can ask myself some questions, Though I may not answer “Why? But to ponder over different thoughts, On how to live and then to die. You should think before you do, Which is a clearly stated fact, Because jumping to conclusions, Can be dumb and out of tact. So take some time, each and every day, To think a little bit. You could possible surprise yourself, On some thoughts that you might hit. Judy Reynolds As I am sitting here, listening to the world, I think. . . Why are we here It’s cold It's hot, and it's scary, I am afraid. I am afraid to live. What comes for me tomorrow? Will I be happy? Will I be sick? Will I die? Again, I am afraid, I am afraid to die. Where will I go? What is it like? I am afraid. Char Straka 162 Athletics athletic Athletics 163 Great Season First Row Mike Whitely. Ray Wolever, Jetf Russell, Todd Fulton. Scott Babbitt, Brian Aitken, Matt Hoberg, Tim Jewell. Brian Sherman Sec- ond Row Jett Lundeen. Scott Crandell, Jetf Bazaire, Matt Dymond. John Buckles, Ben Barstow, Dave Archer, Bob Boyles Third Row Russ Kyre. Craig Johnson. Mark Pena, Dan Gregory, Dave Briggs, Al Hoy, Dan Barstow, Coach Pete Gregory “The 1978 golf season was one of the most successful in the history of CHS. Its overall accomplishments included an 11-1 dual record, 7-0 in conference play, culminating with an undis- puted league championship. From this champion- ship team, two golfers were honored by being chosen to the all-league team, senior Dave Briggs and junior Dan Gregory. The team finished the season with a 3rd place in the regionals and a 10th place finish in the state meet. During the season, new 18-hole and 9-hole records were achieved, 314 for 18 and 146 for 9. Another personal achievement was gained by Dave Briggs, having the distinction of being the first CHS golfer to be chosen for All-State honors. Not to be forgotten was the junior varsity golf team, which posted a winning record and will be called upon to continue the record-setting pace in 1979. Coach Pete Gregory Varsity Golf They 163 159 156 174 171 163 162 151 161 Haslett Inv. —4th Jackson County Western Inv. — 2nd Redskin Open — 5th Greenville Inv. — 3rd Capital Circuit Conference — 1 st Regnal — d State —10th vve 153 152 155 153 158 160 153 158 154 Marshall DeWitt Lansing Catholic Central Howell Eaton Rapids Okemos Haslett Hastings Ionia Any Way You Slice It 1978 Conference Champs. First Row: Bob Boyles, Dan Gregory. Sec- ond: Dan Barstow, Eric Hansen, Dave Briggs, Craig Johnson, Coach Pete Gregory. Athletics 165 Varsity Football Hit By Injury Jinx First Row: Greg Smith. Andy Campbell. Alan Lee. Kirk Sherman. Steve Reano, Eric Brangenberg, Neal Wilmore, Kevin Ripley, Rick Davis. Ken Ripley. Second Row: Joe Fox. Mgr., Brad Busch. Dave Faulkner. Matt Harag, John Sura, Don Miilu, Chris Line. Vincent Smith. Third Row Larry Casler. Asst. Coach. Doug Converse. Tony Fortino, Scott Hadley, Rich Hart, Nick Wright, Rod Betts, Jett Ripley, Todd Masters, Jim Shidler, Jay Gowell. Head Coach. Fourth Row: Bob Baker. Asst. Coach, Tony Rodriguez, Jim Dunn. Randy Dingman. Brad Wright, Todd Ayotte. Brian Banks. Vic Harris, Bob Power. Fifth Row: Don Kelly, Mgr Steve Barnett. Eric Pryor. Greg Sherman, Greg Parker, Jeff Halstead, Jim Austin, Jim Fox. Chris Robles “The Orioles wound up their season with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses. We opened up with a tough loss to St. Johns but rebounded with consecutive hard-fought wins over DeWitt and Mason. Then we were hit by the injury jinx. By the end of the first quarter of the Lansing Catholic game, which we lost by one point, we had lost seven players due to knee injuries. The physical and psychological effects of those injuries thwarted the Orioles attempts for the next two weeks as we lost to Howell and Eaton Rap- ids. Then our inexperienced players matured and Degan playing with some connoence. we iusi a tough, close game to Okemos. defeated Haslett in a double overtime thriller and lost the season finale to Hastings.” It was indeed a pleasure to coach our 1978 var- sity squad. They are a team that everyone can be proud of. Our players faced up to adversity all year long and instead of folding, they worked and played hard to make the best out of the season.” Coach Jay Gowell Athletics 167 J.V. Football Team Shows Good Potential Carrying a 5-3-1 record into their varsity career, the 1978 J.V. tootball team will have several players with good potential to help the varsity. The team’s strength is found in the aggressive defense it played, although there were some fine offensive perform- ances in the season. The players possessed a great amount of enthu- siasm and spirit, and it was a pleasure working with such fine young men. Coach Tom Davis First Row: Tim Otley, Brian Boyce, Matt Peck, Bob Crawford, Scott Fulton, Brian Miller, Todd Newsome, Mark Lee Second Row: Dave Jackson, Jeoy Johns. Ron Beebe. Fred Wieting, Duane McGill, Brian Donaldson, Steve Bozarth. and Dave Staples. Third Row: Tom Davis. Coach; Kris Ripley, Mike Shuneson, Scott Dewey. Rick Vandermere, Jett Seavolt, Jeff Hawkins. John Hamilton, Tom Frantz, Coach. Fourth Row: Duane McLeod. Rex Claflin. Steve Babbitt. Clint Schultz, Greg Johnson. Greg Best. Dave Vercellino. Fifth Row: Rick Cothern. Ron McElhaney. Dan Webb, Ted Huff. Marty Gullett, Brian Norris, Dave Barnett. Frosh Have Strong Season First Row: Mike Mullins, Robert Fisher, Dan Mellstead, Chris Schultz, Bill Webb, Tony Peck, Kirk Briggs, Ed Baker. Second Row: Jett Bruce, Chris Weaver, Leroy Ellis, Jeff Pruden, Scott McDiarmid, Tom Julson, Marty Traina, Aarron Jardot. Third Row: Brad Pinckney, Bob Walker, Rick Beebe, Tom Gollach, Doug Bishop, Mike Wellman, Jack Quantrell, Rob Silvas. Fourth Row: Kevin Glandon, Lewis Fradette, Dennis Green, Mark Harris, Scott Hayward, Bartt Brenton, Steve Parshall, Mike Robbe. Fifth Row: Coach Dick Stanley, Mike Ward, Steve Busch, Ed Werner, Mike Nelson, Coach Bob Moon. The CHS freshman football team had a record of 5- 3-1 for the season. The three losses came from league champs Eaton Rapids, Okemos, and St. Johns. The tie was with Hast- ings. The freshmen are a very strong group with a great deal of potential.” Coach Dick Stanley Athletics 169 There's No Spirit Like Oriole Spirit Advisors Ms. Tarantino Mrs. Moon 170 Athletics Athletics 171 Kevin and Terrie Reign as King and Queen Karen Snyder and Brett Sherman Kevin Shuneson and Terrie Boone 172 Athletics Senior King and Queen: Kris Kessler and Ellen Mack Junior King and Queen: Steve Barnett and Gwen Janousek Sophomore King and Queen: Beth Malcuit and Brian Norris Freshman King and Queen: Kris Soblesky and Mike Nelson Athletics 173 Girls Have Strong Start Left to Right: Carol Archer, Michele Borseth, Judy Johnson, Courtney Boucher, JoDean Mogg, Robin Dane, Coach Mike Snyder, Mary Starr, Becky Wright, Marsha McDonald, Coffe Grant, Teresa Emenhiser, Peg Gam- mage. “Our season was filled with ups and downs. Our 5-12 record, although not great, in many aspects is the best in the short sports history at CHS. Early in the season when our record stood at 4-3, hopes were running high; but after a one point loss we seemed to lose our enthusiasm for the game. Late in the season, playing league co- champs back to back, and executing very well, the desire and the character of this year’s team showed through. Coach Mike Snyder 40 30 41 52 60 29 32 45 57 41 44 33 2 50 24 35 26 Girls’ Varsity Basketball c Ce Gath Waverly DeWitt Ionia Mason Lansing Howell Eaton Rapids Okemos Haslett i Lakewood _ Q DeWitt Mason Lansing Howell Eaton Rapids Okembs Haslett Okemos Girls'J.V. Basketball Improve Record Mrst how: leresa Sura, Margaret Martens, Rhonda Carter, Becky Johnson, Susie Wooters, Wendy Conn Mary Starr Second Row: Cathy Papranec and Katie Grace, Mgrs., Linda Smith, Jody David, Rita Yoder, Beth Malcuit Ginny Hosey, Kim Masters, Mary Papranec, Carol Zielinski, Coach. 32 49 21 35 28 39 32 37 34 27 45 22 22 47 40 28 31 Girls’ J.V. Basketball Waverly DeWitt Ionia Lansing Catholic Central Howell Eaton Rapids Okemos Hasiett Lakewood De.Vitt Mason Lansing Catholic Central Howell Vl Eaton Rapids Okemos Hasiett “The 1978 Girls’ J.V. Basketball team has improved their record standings over the last year. Defense was an essential key and through the season, the girls really improved in this area. There were not many freshman girls playing this year — hopefully, there will be more next year.” Coach Carol Zielinski Athletics 177 Girls Battle It Out First Row. Coaches Ron Goostrey, Kirk Sherman. Second Row: Cheri DeFrates, Linda Cooper. Rhonda Rodocker, Jody Saylor. Lori Cooper. Peg Gammage, Julie Wood. Sally Yoder. Jan Ferguson. Third Row: Vicki Wright, Tina Wilson, Carmen Zerba. Sally Wolever. Judy Bailey. Connie Cicorelli, Tammy Ulrich. Fourth Row: Jeannie Moss, Cindy Grace. Lisa Jones. Susan Grace. Marcia Hall. Marsha McDonald. Valerie Andreichuk. First Row: Mary Plotnick, Mary Phillips. Julie Tuckey. Sheri Hudson. Teresa Fast, Kim Olson. Second Row: Foo Straka, Tara Ells, Linda Bobcik, Terri Mikesell, Karen Babbitt, Karla Sorenson, Shelley Atwell, Mary Jo Campbell. Back: Coach Jeff Rawson. 178 Sally Yoder grabs a pass. The annual powderpuff games were held on November 13 this year. The junior-senior game ended up being a 14-6 victory for the seniors. The first score came from an interception and a 94-yard run from junior Mary Plotnick. ■ The seniors scored twice in the second half with the first touch- down coming from Jan Ferguson on a 44-yard run. Marsha McDonald ran a 20-yard interception play for another six points. Athletics r On Gridiron First Row: Michelle Brenton, Kellie Leonard, Tammy Hummel. Becky Johnson. Nancy Bullock. Cheryl Williams. Jodie Van Splintern, Leslie Keeley Second Row: Coach Matt Peck. Courtney Boucher. Rhonda Carter. Becky Wright. Julie Emery. Valerie Moore. Terri Bugbee. Kathy Fox. Brenda Taylor. Johanna Bruce. Danielle Burkhead. Coaches Jeff Moore. Scott Crandall First Row: Tammy Mann, Teresa Jones. Lisa Root, Jackie Converse. Suzette Zerba. Sec- ond Row: Coaches Mike Nelson. Ed Warner, Shellie Vaughn. Katie Grace. Laurie Holbein. Daneen Atwell. Tina Moss. Coaches Greg Wireman. Dan Mellstead. Counney Boucher eludes the defense The sophomores came out the winners in their matchup with the fresh- men! Just before the half, sophomore Becky Wright ran 52 yards for the score, and Rhonda Carter added another six points in the third quarter with a 54- yard run. The freshman scoring came late in the game, on a one-yard run by Tammy Mann with a two point conversion play from Tina Moss to Tammy Mann, making the final score 12-8. Athletics 179 Varsity Has Roller Coaster Season Dave Briggs, Eric Hansen, Todd Ayotte, Andy Campbell, Greg Parker, Chris Jarabek, Kevin Shuneson, Dave Cook, Shawn Gerwatowski. Mike Leonard, Jeff Ripley, Kevin McDaniel. Front: Mike Sanders, Coach Jim Hel- mink. 180 Athletics The 1978-79 Charlotte basketball season is quickly drawing to an end. There are tive regular season games left to be played, and of course, the state tournament. It has been a roller coaster season here in Charlotte with some very low points but also some very positive out- comes. After a disastrous start of 0-5 in December, we bounced back to eventually win 5 in a row and get above .500 for the first time in January. Although there are some very tough games remaining, the team is hop- ing to salvage a better than average season. At this point we are at 7 wins and 8 losses for the season. Coach Jim Helmink Athletics 181 J.V s Show Strong Defense m ight: Bob Boyles, Dave Wing, Steve Babbitt. Dave Morris, Dave Archer Ben Barstow Pete Klont Todd B,shS™dCM?h7o D sUl,°n’ J°hn Wi en0e'9' Dave Jackson’ BobS� ° Crandall. Mgr Doug The J.V. basketball team made a great improve- ment during the year in team defense. The team forced their opponents to turn the ball over an aver- age of 25 times per game and held them to only 53 points. Inconsistency in ball handling, shooting, and rebounding were offensive weaknesses throughout the year, although the players steadily improved dur- ing the season, producing some fine prospects for next year’s varsity.” Coach Tom Davis 182 Athletics Frosh Bounce Along Jeff Dornbos, Marty Traina, Jim Sobeck, Chris Weaver, Greg Wireman, Dennis Green, Jim Kirk, Ed Werner, Mike Nelson, Scott Dewey, Jeff Gierzak, Scott Babbitt, Dan Mellstead, Russ Kyre, Mike Whitely. Front: Coach Norm Randall and Ray Wolever, Mgr. We 39 40 75 36 52 52 46 57 64 68 51 49 Freshman Basketball Okemos ■ ‘i Eaton Rapids DeWitt Mason Lansing Catholic Central Howell Haslett DeWitt Pji M Marshall Masor aOi Lansing Catholic Central ' Howell They 41 42 35 34 53 37 40 20 31 37 52 23 The Freshmen played a good, hard season, despite the bad breaks they got along the way. Early in the season they lost four close games by a total of six points. The guys were able to overcome their setbacks, though, and end up with a good season, ready to form a strong J.V. team next year. Athletics 183 Noon Hour Recreation The noon hour recreation program was highly success- ful in the 1978-79 school year. Activities included Texas touch football, whiffleball, basketball, ping pong, volley- ball, floor hockey, horseshoes, and softball. In each activ- ity, the top three places were awarded medals. The recre- ation program was coordinated by Mr. Mohre, assisted by Mr. Helmink. 184 Athletics Catch Us If You Can First Row: Janice Bowser, Lynette Love, Judy Reynolds. Second Row: Coach Ron Schultheiss, Terry Kimmel. Dan Rathbun, Roger Bradley, Greg Bouchard, Chris Challender, Jirri Lord. Mike Curtis. Third Row: Mike Donley, Paul Mehlberg, Charlie Castaneda. Nathan VanSkike, Dave Wing, Mike Sanders, John Schumacher, Bill Hogan. Fourth Row: Mark Mehlberg, Steve Atkins, Glen Bradley, Mike Hammond, Troy Dilly. John Stark. Jett Parish. Fifth Row: Tim Walton, Chris Jarabek ft t k� JL to ss, Country dfe. ’■ Thev Ionia 'i 50 Olivet I rotational Mason- 46 ioldwater ' 48 kson Invitational Lansirttj C.alfiolic Central 44 WavedjMr 42 5well 28 V' fo dledger 41 A Eaton-Hapids 43 rd Sturgis Invitational Okem- 36 ♦£ 16 ' Hasiett . F 50 17 Potterville d 44 Tied for 2nd Conference 3rd Regional 16th State The Oriole Cross Country team had an out- standing season. Qualifying for the state finals was only one of the many highlights that the team accomplished. Congratulations to an outstanding group of young ladies and men.” Coach Ron Schultheiss Athletics 185 Sally and Chris Reign as Sweetheart Queen and King Reigning Queen and King: Sally Yoder and Chris Jarabek Senior Queen and King: Mickie Davis and Eric Brangenberg 186 Athletics Junior Queen and King: Sherry Mehlberg and Mark Cooper Dana Winsley and Matthew Bell Sophomore Queen and King: Terri Miller and Bill Cook Freshman Queen and King: Kim Masters and Steve Busch Athletics 187 Grapplers Remain Strong First Row Rick Johns. Marty Vedder. Dennis Kendra. Jim Lord. Mike Curtis. Dave Faulkner. Chris Starr. Neal Wilmore. Coach Ron Schultheiss Second Row Chris Line. Mike Donley. Jeff Seavolt, Adam Wheaton. Brad Wright. Bob Powers. Clint Schultz Third Row Vern Letson. Jeff Bruce. Dave Miller. Dave Ulrey, Greg Simpson. Gerard Lord. John Schumaker. Jimmy Starr. Fourth Row: Mark Harris. Darin Wilmore Tim Pruden. Joel Young. Kent Williams. Aarron Jardot. Russ Raymer. Jim Carroll Fifth Row: Chris Schultz. Bartt Brenton. Brad Morton. Mark Lee Brian Donaldson. Aaron Sweeney. Rob Silvas. Doug Bouchard. Kevin Glandon Mat Maids: Missy Schultheiss. Trish Kremke. Diane Faulkner, Mary Phillips. Jeanne Moss. Kim Schultheiss. Laurie Schultheiss. 188 Athletics Wrestling Michigan Center Jackson Northwest Coldwater loma Potterville Plainwell Delton Marshall St. Johns Albion Lansing Catholic Central Charlotte Tournament 37 Howell Hastings Tournament 39 Eaton Rapids Forest Hills Central Tournament 59 Okemos™ 42 Haslett Capital Circuit Varsity Conference Capital Circuit J.V. Conference This wrestling season is dedicated to a great team which has been together for years. A few goals slipped away, but the fellowship and hard work can never be forgotten. Great job from a great team. To the seniors: 80 wins; 7 losses. Coach Ron Schultheiss Athletics 189 Spikers Improve Offense First Row: Deana Carey. Denise Denison, Sally Yoder. Marsha McDonald. Jeannie Columbia. Coach Pat Timmons. Second Row: Cheryl Williams. Courtney Boucher, Yvonne Hannold, Linda McConnell. Mary Poltnick, Bobbi Brimmer, Patty Harrison We were a very inexperienced team in the beginning of the year, but as the season moved on, we became more and more consist- ent in our play. This year’s team ran their offense very well; unfortunately, their serving game was weak. I’ll remember this year’s team as a group who enjoyed their times together.” Coach Pat Timmons Varsity Volleyball Bronson, Galesburg B.C. Pennfield Lansing Harry Hill DeWitt 3 Marshall Olivet Tansing Catholic Central - -Howell tTc. Ha C. Harpen'Creek Lost Won Lost Won Won .Won- Lost Lost-— — 190 Athletics J.V.'s Get Set! First Row: Kelly Leonard, Johanna Bruce, Brenda Holcomb, Carol Archer, Kathy Koos, Betty Casler, Coach Nancy Mohre. Second Row: Leslie Keeley, Kim Masters, Rita Yoder, Nancy Bullock, Karen Carter, Laura Hayden, Vicki Morgan. As-.' Junior Varsity Volleyball lost lost I Pennfield j Catholic Central DeWitt Harper Creek Howell — The junior varsity volleyball team was victorious this year with attitudes, team work, and skill develop- ment. Although these are not the qualities that show on the win-loss record, their improvement alone should make them teel proud they were part of the team.” Coach Nancy Mohre Athletics 191 advertizing 501 Lovett 543-2230 WEEKEND FLEA MARKET 408 N. Washington 543-4548 MAURER FARM CENTER nears «ens AJl idLadkaL ffi J Advertisers GITTLEMAN'S CLARENPS APPAREL Junior Missy LEVIS Hang Ten JOYCE “Kayser Moviestar” — Lingerie 108 S. Cochran 543-7360 WEHR'S Advertisers 197 ENTHUSIASM!! That certain something that makes us great — that pulls us out of the mediocre and commonplace — that builds into us Power. It glows and shines — it lights up our faces ENTHUSIASM, the keynote that makes us sing and makes men sing with us. ENTHUSIASM The maker of friends — the maker of smiles — the producer of confidence. It cries to the world, ’’I’ve got what it takes.” It tells all men that our job is a swell job — that the house we work for just suits us — the goods we have are the best. ENTHUSIASM ------------------------ The inspiration that makes us “Wake Up and Live. It puts spring in our step — spring in our hearts — a twinkle in our eyes and gives us confidence in ourselves and our fellow men. ENTHUSIASM It changes a dead a pessimist to an optimist — a loafer to a go-getter. pan salesman to a producer — ENTHUSIASM If we have it, we should thank God for it. If we don't have it, then we should get down on our knees and pray for it. Upon the plains of hesitation, bleached the bones of countless millions who, on the threshold of victory, sat down to wait, and waiting they died. ■’Author Unknown AE DIVISION CHARLOTTE. 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Cochran 543-6700 “Where People Are for Real Member FDIC CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 79 The Auto Dealer Who Wants to Know Also Rent-a-Car Leasing AMERICAN BANK OF CHARLOTTE BROWN'S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Hallmark Packaged Liquor Photo Processing Cosmetics 143 S. Cochran Timex Watches Diabetic Candies Magazines 543-0300 BURRELLS INSTITUTE INSTITUTE COSMETOLOGy, COSMETOLOGY ■ ShamDOC pecvised Service Student Work Shampoos Sets Permanents Haircuts Manicures Facials Charlotte Plaza 515 Lansing Rd. 543-3636 Advertisers 225 116 E. Lovett 543-3540 ¥aSwa|VN«cS ' YATES' HARDWARE OUNTRY HOUSE INTERIORS SENIORS A Adams. Karen 45 Adams. Wendy 45 Andreichuk. Valerie 45. 171 Ames. Randy 45 Archer. Bill 45 Atkins. Steve 184.45 Austin. Jim 45.166 Austin, Ricky 45 Ayotte. Todd . . 45. 166. 180 B Bahr. Debbie 45 Bailey. Judy 46. 123 Banks, Keith 46 Barnett. Gail 46 Barstow. Dan 46. 164 Battisfore. Dona 46.134 Beglm. Ron 46. 122 Binning, Deborah 46 Blodgett. Bruce . 46. 122, 123 Blommer. Steve 46.123 Bodell, Clyde 46 Boone, Terri 47. 137 Borseth. Steve 47 Bosworth. Kris 47 Bouchard. Greg 47 Bowerman. Jeff 47 Bowser, Janice 47, 184 Boyles, John .47 Bradley. Glen . 47. 123, 184 Brangenberg. Eric 47. 166. 186 Briggs. Dave 47.164 Briggs. Julie 47 Brimmer. Patti 48 Brown. Dave 48 Brown. Scott 48 Bruno, Doris 48 Bucher. Margie 48 Buchholz. Vance 48 Bugbee. Jan 48.137 Burkhead. Liz 48 Byland. Tim 48 C Cain. Diana 49 Campbell. Andy 49.166,180 Campbell. Joan 49. 123 Carey. Deana 49.137.190 Carter. Sheri 49 Cicorelli, Connie 49 Claflin, Holly 49 Clark. Debra 49 Cogswell, Todd 49 Columbia. Jeanne . 190 Converse. Tina 49 Cook. Jim 50 Cooper. Linda 50 Cooper. Lori 50 Cowling, Mary 50 Crandell. Carol 50 Crawford. Sherri 50 Crittenden. Gary 50, 132 Curtis, Jerald 50 Curtis, Mike 50. 184 D Davidson. Kim 50 Davidson. Julie 51 Davis. Laurie 51.122 Davis. Mickie 51, 186 Davis. Rick 51. 166 Davis, Tim 51 Day. Scott 51 DeFrates, Cheri 51 Denison, Denise . . . . 51. 190 Dewey. Dawn 51 Dickinson. Beth 51 Dingman. Randy 52, 166 Dixon. Joel 52 Donaldson. Sandi 52 Donley. Mike 52,184.188 Droscha, Keith 52. 132 Dudley. Laurie E 52 Earl. Mark 52. 166 Effner. Judi 52 Eggleston. Lori 52 Elliott. Pat 52 Ells. Ed c 53 Ferguson, Janice 53, 136 Finney, Larry 53 Fox, Jim 53. 166 Francis. Mark 53 Fredline. Debra 53, 123 Fremody. Lori 53.123 Frey. Bill . 53 Fiser. Russ G 53 Gammage. Peggy 53, 174 Gearhart. Dan.... 54 Gerwatowski. Kerry 54 Gibbs. Dorothy 54 Gibson. Kevin 54 Gidner. Cathy 54.170 Glasser. John 54 Goelz. Robin 54 Goodrich, Jerri-Lyn 54 Goostrey, Ron 54 Grace. Cindy 54 Grace. Susan . . 55 Graves. Andrea 55 226 Index Grenawalt, Carrie Griffin, Dan......... Griffin, Lynn........ Groner. Alan H Haigh, Scott Haines. Reid Hall, Marcia Hamilton. Janet Hammond, David Hammond, Lisa Hammond, Mike . Hammond. Pam Hannold. Roxanne Harmon, Dawn Harmon. Tracy Harris, Victor Hayden. Steve Henrys. Kevin Hester, Cheril Hickok. Mashyl Hicks. Kim........... Hicks. Bob Hinkley, Carolyn Hirt. Denise Hogle, Tammy Honshell. Brent % Hoy. Alan Huston. Susan 55 .........55 55. 132 55 55,132 55 55 55 56 56,123 56, 122, 184 56 56. 135, 170 56 56 56. 133, 166 56 56 56 56 57 57 57 57 57 57 57,164 57 J Janousek, Kelly Jarabek, Chris Johnson, Craig Johnson.Judy Johnson. Tim Jones. Chris Jones. Greg Jones. Lisa Joppie. Angela K Karn. Ken Kelly. Don......... Kendra. Dennis Kenney. Paul Kessler, Kris Koos. Kristy L Landis, Shelly Lee, Alan Leonard. Mike...... Line. Chris........ Lomax, Bob Lord, Jim . Lynch, Lori M 57. 122, 123 57. 180. 184 58 58.174 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 59. 138 59 59 59 59. 166 59. 166, 180 59. 136. 166 59 59. 184 59 Mack, Ellen...................... 60 Mann. Scott ..................... 60 Martens. Mark ................... 60 Mayhew. Shelly...... 60 McDonald. Marsha 60. 122. 134. 174, 190 McGill, Lanette.................... 60 McHenry, Kurtis 60 McLane. Jeffery 60 McManus. Shelly 60 Middaugh. Mike 60 Miilu. Dan 61.166 Miller. Brett 61 Miller. Darryl..................... 61 Miller. Steve 61 Minarde, Roxie............ 61 Mire, Connie 61 Moncrief. Debbie 61 Monk. Russ 61 Montague. Gary 61 Moon. Ken 61 Morey, Bill 62 Sunday. Cindy 69 Morgan, Trina 62 Swanson. Randy 69 Moss. Bill 62 T Moss, Jeanne 62. 133 Tallman. Jeff 69 Musselman, Kriss 62. 134, 164 Tamez. Ilda 69 N Telfer. Ross 69 Nelson. Judy 62 TeVelde. Cindy 69 Nichols. Laura 62 Tharp, Diana 69 Nighbert. Teresa 62 Therrien. Renee 69 O Thornell. Brent 69 Ostrowski. Jim 62 Thornton. Dan 70 Otley, Erin 62 Titmus. Steve 70 Otte, Julia 63 Trumley. John . 70 P U Parker, Greg 63. 166, 180 Uhl. Dan 70 Peck. Todd 63 Uhl. Jane 70 Pham. My 63 Ulrich, Tammy 70. 136. 137. 170 Phillips. Scott 63 V Phillips, Tammi 63 VanSplintern. Debbie 70 Pittenger. Ann 63 Vaughn. Randy 70 Place, Rita 63 Vedder. Marty 70. 188 Pouch.Sue 63 Voight, Michelle 71 Powell. Lori 63 w Poyer, Sue 64 Walker. Loriann 71 Pratt. Gordon 64 Walton. Tim 71.184 Pruden. Scott 64 Weaver. Julie 71 R Weaver. Norm 71. 123 Rankin. Tammie 64 Webb. Randy 71. 188 Reano, Steve 64. 166 Wehr. Mary Jo 71 Reed.Jan 64.123.137 Wellman. Donna 71 Ripley. Kevin 64. 132. 166 Wenger. Barb 71.123 Ripley, Kim 64 Wertz. Darla 71 Robles. Chris 64.166 Weseman. John 72 Rodocker. Rhonda 64 White. Dave 72 Rohdy. Debbie 65 Williams, Gina 72. 123. 134 Roll, Brenda 65 Wilmore. Jim 72 Rosier, Dave 65 Wilmore. Kim 72 Royston, Greg 65 Wilmore. Neal . 72. 166 188 Rumford, Rick 65 Wise. Lori 72. 133 Rush, Sandra 65 Wittenberg. Joan . 72 Russell, Gina 65 Wolever. Sally 72 Ryal, Becky 65 Wood. Julie 73 S Workman. Mary 73 Salisbury. Vicki . 65 Wright. Brad 73. 166. 188 Saxena. Vick 65 Wright. Peggy 73 Saylor, Jody 66 Wright. Vicki 73. 170 Schneider. Dorothy . . 66 Y Schneider. Jerry 66 Yates. Katie 73 Schroeder, Matt 66 Yoder. Sally 73. 123. 186. 190 Schulze, Danette 66 Z Sherman. Gregg 66. 166 Zank. Dennis 73 Sherman, Kirk 66. 133, 166 Zeis. Theresa 73 Shidler. Jim 66,166 Zerba. Carmen 73 Shirely. Jim 66 JUNIORS Shuneson. Kevin 66. 122, 180 A Sizemore. Chris 67. 131 Anderson. Brian 80 Skidmore. Dave 67 Anderson. Renee 80 Slusser, Anne 67, 123 . .seltine. Raymond 80 Smith. Allen 67.139 Atwell. Shelley 80 Smith. Carol 67 B Smith. Greg 67. 136. 166 Babbitt. Karen 80. 178. 78 Smith. Rich 67 Baird. Mark 80 Smith. Bob 67 Banks. Brian 80. 167. 132 Smith. Sharon 67 Barnett. Steve 10. 80. 123. 167. 173 Snyder. Shelly 67. 123 Beals. Jeff 80 Sorenson. Kim 68. 133 Beebe. Gary 80 Southworth, Shawn 68 Berry. Jeff 80.134 Springs. Lisa 68 Betts, Rod 80. 167 Stafford. Steve 68 Birman. LuWanda 80 Stall. Don 68.132 Blommer. Scott 80 Stall. Ron 68 Bobcik, Linda 80. 123. 178 Starkweather. Dan 68 Borseth. Michele 80. 123. 134. 174. 190 Starr, Chris 68 Bosworth. Beth 80 Stoecker, Vicki 68 Boughner Michael 80 Straka. Char 68 Brandon Kevin 80 Stults. Jeff 69 Brangenberg. Tina 80 .ndex Briggs. Debbie Brimmer. Bobbi Bruce. Dave Brundage. Don Brundage. Eric Brutosky. Steve Brzycki. Rosalie Bugbee. Debbie Burgie. Mary Busch. Brad Campbell. Mary Jo Carpenter. Stacy Carrick. Jeff Cheney. Teri C 80. 88 80. 190 80 80 80 80 81.134 81.137 81 81.9. 167 81. 178 81 81 81 Cherry. Ron 81.167 Christie. Deloris 81 Colson. Mark 81 Converse. Doug 81.167.131 Converse. Justin 81 Cook. Dave 81.123. 180 Cooper. Mark 81.131 Cousins. Brenda 81 Crandall. Krys 81 Crandell. Kelly 81 Crocker. Debbie 81 Curtis. Necia 81.123. 178 Dane. Robin D 81. 174. 190 Davids. Merlin 81 Day. Robin 81 Deater. Danny 81 Debler. Diane 82 Delcamp. Jim 82 DeWaters. Scarlet 82 Dewey. Teri 82 Diamond, Jim .... 82 Dickerson. Robin 82 Dickinson. Dave 82.123 Dillon. Rusty 82 Dilly. Troy 82. 185 Dingwell, Gale 82 Dollahan, Chuck 82 Dornbos, Sarah 82 Dotts. Lori 82.123.133 Dunn. Jim 82. 167 Effner. Lori E 82. 123 Eldred, Diane 82 Ells. Tara 82. 178 Fajnor, Stan r 82 Fancher, Rod 82 Fast. Teresa 82. 178 Faulkner. Dave 82. 123. 167. 188 Finney. Marion . 82 Fortino, Tony 82.167 Foster. Debbie 82. 123 Francis. Raymond 82 Freeman. Sylvia 82. 134. 123 French. Jackie 82 Frisbie. Don 82.132 Gaedert, Jim G 83 Gearhart. Kim 83 Gentrv. Jennv 83 Gerwatowski. Shawn 83.180 Gidner. Bruce 83 Gingrich. Tim 83 Godden. Tim 83 Gordeneer. Jeff 83 Gregory. Dan 83. 123 Griffin. Loreen 83. 137 Hadley. Laura H 83. 133 Hadley. Scott 167 Hadley. Wendy 83 Hall. Alice 83 Hall. Anita 83 Hallett, Scott 83 Halstead. Jeff 83.167.131 Hamilton. Kathy 83 Hannold. Yvonne 83.176.190 Hansen. Eric . . . 83,180 Harag, Matt 83. 11. 167 Harmon. Joe 83 Harrison. Patty 83 Hart. Richard 83. 167 Henrys. Keith 83 Hicks. Ed . 83 Hicks. Jane 83 Higdon. Lisa . 83 Hoag. Brian 83 Hosey. Leigh 84 Hudson. Sheri 84 Hummel. Dewey 84 Janousek. Gwen J 84. 10. 123, 173 Jardot, Lori . . 84 Jenks, Charlene 84 Jenks. Connie 84 Johns. David 84 Johns. Rick 84. 123. 188 Johnson. Craig 4.84 Johnson. Katie 84 Johnson. Ken K 84. 123 Kaminski. Dave 84 Karn. Don 84 Kempf, Michael 84 Kerekes. Kelley 84 Kessler. Ky 84 Kimmel. Cheryl 84 Kimmel, Diana 84 King. Fred 84 Kinsey. Ben 84 Klaiss. Alan 84 Klaiss, Fred 84. 131 Klaiss. Tammy 84 Lahr. Paul L 84 Lampman. Dan 84 LaValley. Chester 84 Lea. Kevin 84 Leeser. Carrie 84. 123 Lehr. Lisa 84 Letson. Vern 84. 188. 131 Letson, Verna 84 Limmer. Laurie 85 Little. Denise 85 Locke. Cindy 85.132 Love. Kent 85 Love. Lynette 85.185 Lown, Joanne 85 Lyons. John M 85 Magoon. Brenda 85 Magoon. Cindy 85 Martin. Brenda 85.123.170 Masters. Brian 85 Masters. Todd 85. 167 McConnell. Linda 85. 190 McDaniel. Anne 85 McDaniel. Kevin 85. 180 McDonald. Greg 85 McKellen. Leigh Ann 85 Mehlberg. Sherry 85.122 Mellstead, Tim 85 Mikesell. Terri 85,78.178 Miller. Dave 85 Miller. Greg 85 Miller. Murl 85 Mills. Don 85 Mishler. Rhonda 85 Mogg, JoDean 85. 174. 190 Montague. Dwayne . 85 Moon. Debbie ....................85.170 Moore. Julie.........................85 Moore. Teresa 85 Morrison. Keith......................85 Morton. Bradley 85 Moss. Keith .86.131 Mullins. Dave 86 N Newcomer. Teri.......................86 Newman. Bob..........................86 Nichols. Dan.....................86.132 Nichols. Jim ....................... 86 Nolan. Dawn 86.122 Nye. Vonnie......................86.123 O Olson, Kim 86 Owens. Bill 86 P Packard. Jim.........................86 Palmer.Tom ........................ .86 Papranec. Julie 86 Parish. Jeff 185 Parra. Terri 86 Parsons. Annette 86 Patton. Jeff 86 Pechumer. Dawn 86 Peck. Chris 86 Pena. Mark 86 Perkins. Lisa 86 Perry. Kelley 86 Peters. Jeff 86 Peters. Terri 86.123 Phelan. Patty 86 Phillips. Mary 86,171.178 Pickering. Kirk 86 Piper. Vern 86 Plotnick. Mary 86. 171.178. 190 Poltorak. Debbie ..............87.123 Pope. Jodi...........................87 Potter. Susan........................87 Power. Bob.....................87.167 Pratt. Daniel 87 Priesman. Sandy 87 Pruden, Tony 87 Pryor. Eric 87.167 R Rademacher. Chuck 87 Raines. Sandy 87 Rawson.Jeff......................87.178 Reist. Shawn 87 Reynolds. Joe 87 Reynolds. Karen .87.137 Rhodes. Sally 87 Richardson. Sonia 87 Ridenour. Jody 87 Ridge. Wayne 87 Rininger. David 87 Ripley. Ken 87.167 Robles. Alex ........................87 Rodriguez. Tony .................87.167 Rogers. Ginger . 87.123 Roscoe, Chris 87 Rugg. Randy .148.153 S Satterlee. Frank 87 Sexena. Salil 87.123 Schneider. Ed 87 Schneider. Michelle .................87 Schultheiss, Kim ..............87. 123 Schultz. Trudy 88 Scott. Brad..........................88 Sedore, Harold ......................88 228 Index Sherman, Taylor 88 Bassett. Theresa 93 Frank. Jeff 95 Shifkey, Steve 88 Baum. Steve 93 Frazier. Teresa 95 Shrontz. Lorie 88 Beals. Jerry 93 Frazier. Tim 95 Silvas, Jodie 88 Beebe. Pam 93 Freeman. Kim 95 Silvas. Theresa 88 Beebe. Ron 93.168 Frey. Mike 95 Sizemore, Kim 88 Bennett. Kally 93 Frisbie. Jim 95 Slade. Jerry 88 Best. Greg 93.168 Fulghum. Sue 96 Slusser, Meg 88 Bmkowski. Ron 93 Fuller, Tim 96 Smith. Calise 88 Boardman. Lee 93 Fulton. Jeff 96 Smith. Shirley 88 Boone. Barbie ... 93 Fulton. Scott 168,182 Smith. Vince 88, 167 Boucher. Courtney 93. 174. 180. 179 G Sobeck. Ann 88 Boudler. Mark 93 Gaedert. Julie 96 Soblesky, Laurie 88 Bowerman. Justin . . . 93 Gammage. Kurt 96 Sommer. Laura 88 Boyce. Brian 93. 168 Q6 Sorenson. Karla 88. 78. 178 Boyles. Bob 93. 164. 182 Garnsay, Gary 96 Spencer. David 88 Bozarth. Mindy 93 Gearhart. Danette 96 Spotts. Nolan 88 Bozarth, Steve 94. 168 Gidner. Rod 96 Stark. John 88.185 Bradley. Roger 94.185 Gidner. Rod 96 Starr. Mary , 88 Brangwyn. Steve 94 Goad. Mike 96 Straka. Foo . 88. 178 Brenton. Michelle 94.179 Goodrich. Cindy 96 Sunden. Ken .. 88 Briggs. Laurie 94 Sura, John 88.167 Brown. Rick 94.132 Gordeneer. Steve 96 Sutfin. Shawn . 88 Bruce. Johanna 94.182,179 Q6 Symonds. Tracy 88 Bruno. Bill 94 Greening. Cindy w V 96 T Bucher. Tina 94 Gullett. Marty 96 168 Tamez, Israel 88 Buckles. John 94.164 H Tanner. Nora 89 Bugbee. Terri 94. 179 Hale. Scott 96 Tarr, Brad 89 Bullock. Nancy 94. 182. 179 Hall. Larry 96 Thomas. Tina 89 Burkhead. Danielle 94.179 Hamilton. John 96 168 Thompson. Gina 89 C Hamilton. Russ 96 Thompson. Jim 89 Carr. Lori 94 Hammond. Dawn 96 Tiemeyer. Carol 89 Carroll. Annette 94 Hammond. Steve 96 Titmus. Sally . . . . 89 Carter. Karen 182 Hawkins. Jeff 96 168 Tuckey, Julie 89. 1 78 Carter. Kyle 94 Hettler. Alex 96 U Carter. Rhonda 94. 177. 179 Hicks. Rod 96 Uhl. Doris 89 Castaneda. Charlie 94. 185 Hill. Judy 96 Ulrey. David 89. 188 Cathcart. Mike 94 Hill. Sharon 96 W Cederburg. Cindy 94. 137 Hiser, Karen 96 Waterbury. Mark 89 Challender. Chris . 94. 185 Hogan, Bill 96. 185 Weaver. Jeff 89. 132 Cheney. Mike 94 Holcomb. Brenda 182 Weber. Kim 89 Clafin. Rex 94.168 Holt. Ronda 96 West. Sally 89 Clark. Barb 94 Hood, Anna Marie 97 Wheaton. Adam 89. 188. 132 Clark. Chen 94 Howe. Wendy 97. 137 Wilbur. Cindy 89 Collier. Barb 94 Hudson. Mary 97 Willett. Patty 89 Cook. Bill 92.94. 122 Huff. Ted 97. 168 Williams..Robin 89 Cothern. Rick 94. 168 Hummel. Tammy 97. 179 Wilson. Pam 89 Crandall. Scott 94. 164. 182. 179 Humphrey. Pennie 97 Wireman. Gene 89 Crawford. Bob 94. 164. 182 Hunsaker. Bill 97 Wirt. Greg 89 Crocker. Dean 95 Hutchison. Todd 97 Withrow. Ricky 89 Curtis. Gloria 95 j Wood. Jeff 89 Curtis, Jack 95 Jackson. Dave 97. 168 182 Wooters, Sandy 89. 123. 122 D James. Joni 97 Wright. Nicky . 89. 167 David. Jody 95. 177 Janousek. Karin 92.97.122 Y Davidson. John . 95 Jenks. Bob 97 Young. Joel 89. 167, 188 Davis. Bernadette 95 Johns. Joey 97.168 Yu. Song 89 Dean. Wendie 95 Johnson. Becky 97.179 Z Dehnert, Brian 95 Johnson. Cammi 97 Zerba. Denise 89.123 Denison. Fred 95 Johnson. Doug 97 SOPHOMORES Dewey. Scott 168 Johnson. Greg 97. 168 A Dickie, Beth 95 Johnson. Sheila 97 Adams. Julie.... 93. 171 Dilday, Frank 95 Jones. Karen 97 Allen. Eddie 93 Dixon. Michele 95 Jones. Lesley 92.97. 122 Allen. Eva 93 Do. Jim 95 Jourden, Julie 97 Archer. Carolyn 93. 174. 182. 122 Donaldson. Brian . . 95, 168. 188 K Archer. Dave 93. 164. 182 Douma. Pat 95 Kayne. Frank 97 Archer. Paul 93 Dunn. Mary 95 Kayne, Tami 97 B E Keeley. Leslie 97.182.179 Babbitt, Steve 93.168.182 Elliott, Dana 95 Kelley. Tammi 97 Bahr, Todd 188 Emenhiser. Don 95 Kempt. Roxanne 97 Bailey. Bruce 93 Emery. Julie 95. 179 Kennedy. Cindy 97 Baker. Geraldine 93 Eskew, Cheryl 95 Kenyon. Richard 97 Banks. Mary 93 F Kerns. Heide 97 Barko. Kelly 93 Fast. Tammy 95 Kessler. Ken 97 Barnett. Dave 93. 168. 133 Fearn. Shaun 95 Kimmel. Terry 98. 185 Barnett. Mark 93 Fortino. Mike 95 King. John 98 Barstow, Ben 93. 144. 182 Fox. Kathy 95. 179 Kirchmeier. Pat 98 Index 229 Klont. Pete 98. 182 Koos, Kathy 98.182 Kremke. Tricia 98 Krmg. Barb 98 Lahr. Troy L 98 Lanmgan. Robin 98 Lashley. Lori 98 Lavalley, Nancy 98 Lavoy. Tom 98 Lea. Charley 98 Lea. Kelly 98 Lee. Mark 168.188 Lehman. Raelee 98 Leonard. Kellie 98. 182. 179 Liepms. Valorie 98 Locke.John 98. 132 Luna. Donyaellie 98 Lundeen. Jeff 98. 164 M Maatsch. Jim 98 Macy, Mark 98 Malcuit. Beth 98. 177 Manely. John 98 Martens. Margaret 98. 177 May. Wmde 98 McDaniel. Kim 98 McElhaney. Ron 98. 168. 133 McGill. Duane 98. 168 McLeod. Duane 98. 168 Mehlberg. Mark 99. 185 Mehlberg, Paul 99. 185 Mellstead. Steve 99 Mnlu. Deana 99 Milbourn. Debbie 99 Miller. Brian 99. 168 Miller. Jim 99 Miller. Terrie 99 Mire. Harlow 99 Moe. Dennis 99 Moore. Darlene 99. 137 Moore. Jeff 99. 179 Moore. Lynda 99 Moore. Ron 99 Moore. Tammy 99 Moore. Valerie 99. 179 Morales. Jim 99 Moran. Marcy 99 Morgan. Vicki 99.182 Morris. Dave 99.182 Morrison. Bob 99 N Nealy. Annette 99 Nelson. Mike 99 Newsome. Todd 99. 168. 182 Norris. Brian 99. 168 O Otley. Tim 99. 168. 182 Overton. Kelly 99.122 P Parr. Steve 99 Parra. Lilia 99 Partridge. Dave 100 Peck. Matt 100. 168. 179 Perry, Vickie 100 Phillips, Renee 100 Pierce. Susie 100 Poltorak. Diana 100 Portt. Robin 100 Pratt. Tim 100 Pruden. Lori 100 R Rademacher. Jill 100,137 Rathbun, Dan 100.185 Reynolds, Janet 100 Reynolds. Judy 100. 185 Rhodes. Kris ...................100,122 Richardson. Serenia.................100 Ripley. Kris ...................100,168 Robles. Paul........................100 Rodriguez. Joey.....................100 Rodriguez. Sue 100 Rogers. Shawn.......................100 Rooney. Dave 100 Root. Paul .100 Root. Tammy . .100 Roscoe, Debbie .100 Royston. Joni 100.170 S Salmas. Jim ........................100 Salisbury. Tina 100 Schultheiss. Laurie 100 Schultz. Clint 100. 168 Schulze. Steve 101,132 Schumacher. John 101,185 Schumacher. Teresa .................101 Scott. Kathy .......................101 Seavolt. Jeff .................101.168 Sheets. Deanna......................101 Shepherd, Judy..................101,137 Sherman. Kristy.................101,170 Shilling, Anita.....................101 Shilton. Bart 101 Shuneson. Mike 101,168 Simons. John 101 Simpson. Diane .101 Simpson. Greg .101 Small. Tracy .......................101 Smith. Kim..........................101 Smith. Linda...................101,177 Smith. Lorri........................101 Smith. Marc ........................101 Smith. Tom..........................101 Smithson. John......................101 Smuts. Ann 101 Sobleskey. Allen .101 Sommer, Angie .101 Southern. Lori ................... 101 Spotts. Gmny 101 Stabenow. Wilbert...................101 Stanton. Mark ..................101,132 Stanton. Pat .......................101 Staples. Dave 101,168 Stewart. Barb 102 Stornant. Gina .102 Storbel. Diane .102 Stults, Eileen .102 Stults. Vicki 102 Sura. Chris 102 T Taylor. Brenda 102,179 Thomas. Renee 102,137 Thompson. Penny 102 Thornell. Eric 102 Titmus. Mike 102 V Van Belois, Toni....................102 VanderMoere. Rich . 102,168 Van Skike, Nathan . .102,185 Van Splintern. Jodie............102.179 Van Vleet. Diana....................102 Vercellino, Dave .102,168 W Waite. Ron 102 Walker. Brenda 102 Warden. Tracy 102,170 Webb. Dan ......................102,168 Wehr, Dave 102,132 Wehr. Polly 137 Wellman. Mark 102 Wendel. Dale........................102 Whitaker. Tammy 102 Wieting, Fred Wight. Paula Willard. Sue Williams. Angie Williams. Cheryl 103. Williams. Julie Williams. Kent Wilmore. Darin Wmegar. Brenda Wing. Dave Winter. Brad Wittenberg. John Wood. Marc Woodhams. Jon Wooters. Susie Wright. Becky Y Yoder. Rita Z Zank, Dennise Freshmen A Aitken. Brian Andreichuk. Stephanie Anzaldua. Bob Atchley. Mike Atwell Daneen 102, 168 102 102 102 174. 180. 179 103.137 103, 188 103, 188 103 103, 182, 185 103 103, 182 103 103 103. 177. 122 103. 174. 179 103. 177. 182 103 108. 164 108 108 108 108 Babbitt. Scott B 108, 164. 183 Bailey. Sherri 108 Baker. Ed 108. 169. 188 Banks. Debbie 108 Barko. Patty 108 Bauman. Dave 108 Baxter. Gerri 108 Bayes. Andy 108 Bazaire, Jeff 108. 164 Beasley. Jeff 108 Becktel. Tom 108 Beebe. Rick . . 108, 169 Berg. Kevin 108 Berry. Keith 108 Bishop. Doug 108. 169 Black. Bonita 108 Blakney. Terry 108 Blodgett. Doug 108 Blommer. Kevin 108 Bodo. Tina 108 Bouchard. Doug 109, 188 Boughner. Ron 109. 188 Brenton. Bartt 109. 169. 188 Brewer. Kim 109 Briggs. Cindy 106.109 Briggs. Kirk 109. 169 Brimmer. Sherri 109 Brock. Daryl 109 Brown. Mark 109 Bruce. Jeff 109. 169, 188 Brundage. Doug 109 Buck. Kim . . 109, 137 Bugbee. Michelle . . . .109. 122 Burgie, Theresa 109 Busch. Steve 109. 169. 188 Byrd. Bill 109 Campbell. Tom C 109 Carpenter. Holly 109 Carrick. Julie 109 Carroll. Jim 109. 188 Casler. Betty 109,191 Clark. Dan 109 Clark. George 109 Clark. Lisa 109 Clark. Penny 110 Clark. Rod 110 Claybaugh, John 110 230 Index Cody. Troy 110 Harris. Mike 112. 169 Miller. Greg 114 Coffey. Robbin 110 Hayden. Laura 112. 191 Moe. Kim 114 Cole. Brenda 110 Hayward. Scott 112. 169 Mogg. Jeff 114 Collier. Pat 110 Hester. Kathy . . . . 112 Mohre. Renea 114 Columbia. Becky 110 Hettich, Colleen 112 Moist, Penny 114 Conley. Carole 110 Hice. Carol 112 Mommee. Julie 114 Conn. Wendy . . . . 110. 177 Hillard. Rich 112 Montague. Diane 114 Converse, Jackie 110 Hirt. Doug 112 Moon. Bob 114 Cook. Todd . 110 Histed. Janie 112 Morgan. Michelle 171 Cooper. Kelli 110 Hoag. Mary 112 Morris. Jerry 115 Cory. Kim 110 Hoberg. Matt 112. 164 Morse. Lora 115 Cothern. Tammy 110 Holben, Laurie 112 Moss. Tina 115 Cotton. Melvin 110 Holloway. Kirk 112 Mullins. Mike 115. 132. 169 Crozier. Kim 110 Holmgren. Carl . . . 112 N Crozier. Lisa 110 Homan. Jody . . . . 112 Nealy. John 115 Cusson. Carolyn 110 Hooghouse, Lewis 112 Nelson. Mike 106.115. 169, 173. 183 D Hoover. Rich 112 Newcomer. Patty 115 Dean. Teresa 110 Hosey. Ginny . .. . 112. 177 Nicol Jana 115 Dewey. Scott 110. 183 Hosey, Paula 112, 122 O Dexter. Laura 110 Howard. Roland 112 Odmen. Marie 115 Dollahan. John 110 Howe. Dave 112 P Dornbos. Jeff . 110. 183 J Palmer. Lewis 115 Dotson. Scott 110 Janoschka. Darin 113 Papranec. Kathy 115 Dudley. Julie 106.110 Jardot, Aarron . . 113, 169. 188 Papranec. Mary . . 115 DuMond. Allen . 110 Jenks. Balinda 113 Parish. Lynne 115 DuPree. Verlm . 110 Jewell, Tim 113. 164 Parr. Gary 115 Dymond. Matt 110. 164 Johnson. Bobbi 113. 170 Parshall. Steve 115. 169 E Johnson. Eric . . . . 113. 185 Parsons. Tammy 115 Eddy. Sonja 110 Johnson. Ray 113. 188 Patrick. Charlene 115 Effner. Bryan 110 Jones. Teresa 113 Peck. Tony 115. 169 Eggleston. Nancy 111 Joppie. Randy 113 Phillips. Mark 115 Eiston. Doug 111 Julson. Tom 113. 169 Phinney. Evelyn 115 Ellis. Leroy 111.169 K Pierce, Darla 115 Ells. Ann 111 Kelly. Kathy 113 Pless. Cathy 115 Emenhiser. Carla 111.122 Kenyon. Roger 113 Poltorak. Dawn 115 Emenhiser. Teresa Ill Kim. Diane 113 Potter. Kathy 115 Emerson. Dawn 111 King. Darrin 113 Privert. Pete 115 Erdman. Colette 111 Kirk, Jim 113. 184 Pruden. Eric 115 F Klaiss. Tina 113 Pruden. Jeff 115. 169 Faulkner. Diane 111 Kreischer. Doug 113 Pruden. Tim 115 Fenn. Kevin 111 Kuch. John 113 Purchis. Sharon 115 Firestone. Gary . . Ill Kyre. Russ 113, 164. 184 Q Fisher. Bob 111.169 L Quantrell. Jack .115. 169 Fleetham. Ann Marie Ill Lampman. Brenda 113 R Foster. Mark Ill Larson. Craig 113 Ray. Mike 116 Fox. Ron Ill Lautner, Carol 113 Raymer. Russ 116. 169 Fradette. Louis 111.169 La Valley. Jodi 113 Reichert. Kelley 116 Francis. Diane Ill Laverty. Lisa 113 Reynolds. Leo 116 Freeman. Shirley Ill Lazarus. Maria 113 Ridge. Dan 116 Friar. Katrina Ill Lea. Dana 113 Rinckey. Brad 116. 169 Fulghum. Sharon 111 Lehman. Lisa 113 Rininger. Debbie 116 Fulton. Todd 111.164 Leiby, Jackie 113, 171 Ripley. Kay 116 G Lerch, Mike 113 Robbe. Mike .116. 169 Gardner. Scott 111 Lmkeman. Scott . 114 Rodriguez. Rosario 116 Gierzak. Jeff 111.183 Lipsey. Maureen 114 Rondi. Jody 116 Gingrich. Todd Ill Little, Steve 114 Ronnmg. Lisa 116. 171 Glandon. Kevin 111. 169. 188 Lojewski. Karen 114 Root. Lisa 116 Goad. Alicia 111 Love. Kirke 114 Rose, Paul 116 Godden, Debbie 111 Lown, Janet 114 Russell. Jeff . 116. 164 Goelz. Ann 111.137 Luna. Julia 114 s Gollach, Tom 111.169 Lussmyer, Barb 114 Sanders. Mike 116. 185 Grace. Kathy 111 Lussmyer. Chris 114 Schaefer. Carrie 116 Green. Dennis .111. 169. 184 Lynd, Carrie 114 Scheib. Jeanne . .106. 116 Gregory. Shellon 111 M Schmidt. Shelly 116 Greilick. Don 111 Malcuit, Amy. . 114. 137 Schneider. Charlie 116 Groves. Michelle 111.122 Mann, Tammy 114 Schneider. Mark 116 H Marry. Angie 114 Schultz. Chris 116. 169 Hadley. Dan 112 Masters. Kim 114. 177, 188. 191 Schumacher. Tama 116 Hadley. Rod 112 Masters. Melanie 114 Scott. Robin 116 Haines. Ricky 112 McConnell. Marilyn 114 Seavolt. Levon 116 Haley. Kevin 112 McDaid. Julie .114.122. 171 Sherman. Bryan . .116. 164 Haley. Nadine 112 McDiarmid. Scott 169 Shirley Susan 116 171 Hancock. Deanna 112 McKeever. Rich 114 Shriver. LeAnn 116 Harrinaton. SteDhame 112 McLane, George 114 Silvas Bob 117 169 Harris, Ken 112 Mellstead. Dan 114. 122. 169. 183 Silvas. Rolando 117 Harris. Mark 112, 169. 188 Middaugh. Jim 114 Skidmore. Faith . 117. 137 Index 231 Smith, Kari 117, 169 Smith. Kris 117 Snyder, Jodi 117 Sobeck, Jim 117, 183 Sobleskey, Kris 117, 170, 173 Sparks. Judie 117 Spedowski, Denise . . . 117 Spotts, Teresa 117, 170 Stanton, Kim 117 Starr. Jim 117 Steward, Traci 117 Stoecker. Jeff 117 Sura, Teresa 117, 177 Swank. Sonya 117 Swanson, Ken 117 Sweeney, Aaron 117 T Tallman, Jayne 117 Tapped, Liz 117 Taverniti, Barb 117 Taylor. John 117, 169 Taylor, Tim 117 Tevelde, Joe 117 Thomas, Toby Thompson, Carla 117 Tiemeyer, John. . 117 Titmus. Linda 118 Tomlinson. Bob 118 Torres. Jeff 118 Townsend. Todd 118 Traina. Marty U . . .118, 169, 183 Upright, Peggy . V 118 Van Alstine, Phil . 118 Vandergriff, Ron 118 Vandlen. Bonnie 118 Vaughn. Shellie . 118 Vaughn, Wendy . W 118 Walker, Bob . . 118, 169 Ward, Mike 118, 169, 188 Waterbury, Brian 118 Watson. Debbie 118 Weaver, Chris . . . 118, 132, 169, 183 Webb. Bill 118, 169 Wellman. Jeff . 118 Wellman, Mike 118, 169 Wellman, Waverly . 118 Wells, Barb 118 Wells. Sherri 11 Wells. Susan 11 Werner, Eddie .118, 169, 18 White, Cristal 11 Whitely. Mike . .118, 164. 18 Whiting, Nancy 11 Wilbur, Annette 119,12 Williams, Becky 11 Wilson, Dave 11 Wilson. Pam 11 Winter. Kevin 119, 18 Wireman, Greg 119, 169, 18 Wirt. Ken 11 Wolever, Ray .119, 164. 18 Wolfe, Brenda 119, 17 Wood, Gene 11 Wooley, Randy 11 Wright, Todd 119. 13 Y York. Cam 11 Yu. Song 11 Z Zerba, Suzette 11 Zimmer. Dave 11 Another year past, another class of seniors leave, anothe step up for the underclass, and . . . another yearbook, fille with memories of the past year, the good times and the bad. In the 1979 yearbook, we’ve tried to capture these memorie to reflect back on in future years. We couldn’t have done thi without a lot of special people, so I’d like to thank; Phil Hube Steve Post, Reed and Morton Studios, Kirk Sherman, you, fac ulty and students, the 1979 Charhian staff, our advisor Mrs Schneider, for all your help and cooperation to the 1979 Chai hian!!! Good luck and much happiness to all those at CHS. editor Editor Varsity Has Swinging Season Girls Varsity Softball WE 13 He stings 8 Harper Creek 1 DeWitt 2 Mason 3rd Coldwater Tournament 8 Lansing Catholic Central 6 Howell 6 Eaton Rapids 3 Okemos 10 Haslett 13 DeWitt 14 Mason 20 Lansing Catholic Central 1 Howell 12 Eaton Rapids 12 Okemos 7 Parma Western First Row Mary Starr. Susie Wooters. Courtney Boucher. Cheryl Williams. Rhonda Carter. Becky Wright. Brenda Holcomb Second Row Coach Carol Zielinski. Judy Johnson. Linda Smith. Coffe Grant. Carol Archer. Marsha McDonald. Ginny Hosey 234 Supplement Varsity Drives Ahead Varsity Golf WE THEY 186 Waverly 262 195 Albion 225 180 Marshall 206 175 Hastings 203 196 Harper Creek 237 181 loma 227 181 Saranac 233 184 Ionia 216 206 Grand Ledge 185 206 Greenville 215 1st Harper Creek Invitational 186 Hastings 232 201 Pennfield 239 175 175 Jackson Northwest Parma Western 240 194 2nd Davison Invitational 185 Albion 209 3rd 176 State Regionals Coldwater 202 92 Coldwater 132 Season Record 16 wins. 1 loss Coach Gwen Knowlton. Sandy Wooters. Rita Voder. Beth Malcuit. Sally Yoder. Judy Nelson. Joan Campbell J V Record 6 wins. 2 losses Supplement 235 Boys Have Fine Season Nine Records Broken gue Finish 236 Supplement First Row Dan Rathbun. Rodney Gidner. Joey Johns. Kirk Sherman. Eric Brangenberg. Randy Vaughn. Terry Kimmel. Chris Chal- lender. Mike Cheney Second Row: Leroy Ellis, Paul Mehlberg. Roger Bradley. Mike Ward. Bart Brenton. Mark Mehlberg, Bill Hogan. Steve Parr. Dave Wing. Coach Ron Schultheiss Third Row Roger Tomlinson. Glenn Bradley. Mike Hammond. Tony Peck. Mike Nelson. Greg Bouchard. Steve Hammond. Kirk Holloway. Ken Swanson. Fourth Row Coach John Wismer. John Stark. Charlie Cas- taneda. Steve Mellstead. Ron Cherry. Mike Frey. John Lyons. Scott VanderMoere. Gary Crittenden. Kris Ripley. Fifth Row Greg Johnson. Steve Bozarth. Steve Reano. Dan Miilu, Ken Ripley. Jeff Stultz. Brad Morton. Scott Mann. Dave Mullins Chuck Rade- macher Boys’ Track they Detfitt ‘ ason Lansing Cat hoi Howell Hon Rapids Okemos Haslett tor ? 31 ft 105 1979 NewScho Indoors Long Jump Eric Brangent Eric Brangenb Glen Bradley Merk Mehfben Eric Brangenb 1000 600 60 LH Outdoors Shot Put Relay Dan Miilu Raano Ki nberg 44.8 ong Jump tile Run 40 Relay Eric alar Glen Bra Steve Ha Kirk She Mark Me Roger T| 2 Mi lie Relay Stark n Bradley 8 fo 8 Girls' Track Has Best Finish Ever Girls’ Track WE THEY 64 DeWitt 59 82 Eaton Rapids 41 87 Lansing Catholic Central 38 48 Howell 75 42 Okemos 81 60 Haslett 63 72 Mason 51 First Row Marilyn McConnell. Trina Morgan. Peggy Upright. Yvonne Hannold. Vicki Morgan. Lisa Root. Laurie Schultheiss. Kathy Papranec. Second Row: Karen Carter. Debbie Render. Kathy Koos. Judy Reynolds. Linda McConnell. Pam Wilson. Tammy Coth- ern, Lynette Love. Third Row: Asst. Coach Bob McConnell. Wendy Conn, Katie Grace. Leslie Keely. Kelly Crandell. Carole Conley. Kathy Webb. Janice Bowser. Mary Papranec. Coach Norm Randall. Jody David Supplement 237 Varsity Has Rough Season First Row: Ray Johnson; Mgr, Brad Busch. Jim Lord. Ken Sunden. Todd Masters. Kevin McDaniel. Todd Gingrich. Jim Fox. Greg Sher- man. Neil Wilmore. Second Row Coach Jay Gowell. Jeff Sunden. Greg Smith. Alan Lee. Eric Pryor. Dave Johns. Alan Hoy. Mike Leonard. Jim Dunn. Craig Johnson J.V.'S Gain Experience First Row: Allen Sobleskey. Gary Garnsay. Shawn Lord. Justin Bowerman. Bill Barton. Darin Wilmore. Tim Otley Second Row Paul Robles. Kent Williams. Jett Seavolt. Steve Busch. Todd Newsome. Ted Huff. Steve Babbitt, and Coach Dave Hunt r Boys' J.V. Baseball Howell Okemos Okemos Haslett Haslett Eaton Rapids Eaton Rapids £ i 10 12 14 6 8 9 1 11 12 Supplement 239 Netters Follow Through CHS Tennis Team. Champions of the Pennfield Invitational Tennis Tournament First Row Marty Traina. Mark Foster. Song Yu. Mike Nelson Song Yu. Dan Gregory. Second Row: Mike Shuneson. Don Kelly. Tim Walton. Kevin Shuneson. Steve Atkins. Brent Honshell. rcmz-— Saw ss Waverly ffe DeWitt Mjson Lansing Catholig.Central Pennfield Invitational Howell Grand Ledge Eaton Rapids Ionia Okemos Haslett Conference Meet Won 1st Won Lost Lost Won Lost Lost 4th 240 Su gement Hobbit Well Received J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Hobbit” was presented May 31, and June 1, in the lecture room by the advanced drama class. Under the direction of Barbara Collins- worth, the cast produced a fast-paced exciting show that was very well received by the crowds. Cast in the starring roles were: Bilbo Baggins — Bobbi Brimmer; Thorin — Dawn Pechumer; Gandolf — Kelly Overton; Gollum — Cathi Young; Elven Queen — Sylvia Freeman. Supplement 241 Band Bounce The 43rd annual Band Bounce was held April 19-21,1979. The show consisted of 3 parts: a concert portion, the variety show, and, of course, the marching portion. Many acts were performed in the variety show, such as dancing routines, King Wirt , and the chorus line. The stage band did an excellent job and the audiences enjoyed the entire show. 242 Supplement Supplement 243 Comes a LIVE The prom this year was held at Olivet Collegiate Center on May 5, 1979. The music was provided by Lady Grace”. Prom favors this year were glasses — with the prom theme inscribed on them. This year’s theme was Always and Forever” The picture background was beautiful this year, but what a line!!! Lady Grace kick out the jams 244 Supplement Always and Forever... Rick Sobleskey and Carrie Grenawalt look on. ‘‘Time Out from the dancing Supplement 245 Seniors Step 246 Supplement Into Future i Supplement 247 CHS Top Ten: First Row: Joan Campbell, Sally Yoder. Norm Weaver, Barb Wenger Sec- ond Row: Connie Cicorelli. Katie Yates. Tammy Hogle. Jan Reed. Joan Wittenberg Community Education Top Ten Excel Mr. Eldred Toutant has been planning and coordi- nating programs for people of all age groups in the Charlotte School District. This includes pool and ice rink activities, youth and adult enrichment classes, summer recreation, and the most popular high school activities — disco dance and intramurals. 248 Supplement