Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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All in a Day's Sknng Students spent a lot of the 1978 winter season skiing on the slopes of Alpine Valley. In fact, 200 of them went at least once and 50 qualified for the special Chippewa Valley ski patch for going five or more times. The Ski Club sponsors, Mr. Weits, Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. Shanbeck, said the skiing turnout was the best in two years. This was mainly due to the large amount of snow which fell often and stayed on the ground. Skiing is a unique sport at Chippewa because it is the only one that does not have competition in any form. lt is done purely for fun. It also requires no constant attendance. Those students who participated in-the ski program felt the program was very successful and had a great time. l 2 rf!! nmmnvvlml 1 Wmwkm .. M , rtr, ,tw 'mpmnw-nun 4. -U..-, , N ,ww-'lm-rn A Big 1. On the way up to Alpine. 2. Waiting for the bus. 3. Smile pretty for the camera. 4. AI LaRosa tells his friends about his great skiing ability. 5. Everyone gets ready to go. 6. AI Zifilippo shortly after his accident, one of the three inju ries that happened. 7. Karen Glowczewski and Barbara Winters.

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National Honor Q .K 41 L-'T Sets High Standards The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Clemens, and Mr. Chalker, is an organization made up of 10, 11, and 12th graders with a grade point average of 3.0 or higher, but grade point isn't the only thing that qualities you. There are three other catagories: scholarship, leadership, and service. They are on recommendation by any teacher, coach, or sponsor. The students are rated on a point system from 1 to ,,, , 40. The students with the hi hes oin s ., . 8 P 1 are selected to become members of the ' N.H.S. Top row from left to right: Jim Krause, Denise Revard,Sue Nemes, Mr. Clemens. Bottom row from left to right: Nancy Caruso, Lynette Smith, Stephanie Oles, Jan Dessert. ll... '. Q .5 'I, f-,-1 . ., ,Q , ',. vf- Y 1 .-A . ,' -4 fug VXA ,. 'A Nia , I A Q51 . . I , A . . Q . r. , I . Q 1 if I. fs, A 4 ' ,, l t ' .. ll., ' i ' J ' Z , . 1 l Top row from left to right: Diana Bott, Maureen Raska, Ellen Selden, Bruce Bradford, Gary Marcotte, George Toma, Dennis Rivard, Chris Ingram, Kevin Taukert. Second row from left to right: Larry DeCock, Grace Masi, Christen Churley, Pam Schmidt, Jan Dessert, Janice Mobley, Chris Wojcik, Pete Muzzechelli, Coby Schultz, Jim Krause, Sandy Okoniewski, Sue Matson, Patty Cadotte. Third row from left to right: Marie Bernabei, Cathy Landis, Jewle Grove, June Vanover, Sheryl Covert, Cindy Wlllette, Perry Thurman, Wendy Vigmostead, Kim Vendzuh. Bottom row from left to right: Jim Blank, Dan Paulson, Cindy Koelleth, Maura Mlttlestat, Melinda Becker, Ray Tonks, Dean DeGrendal, Stephanie Oles, Nancy Caruso, Sue Nemes, Katie Brown, Janice Badowslfi. H V he Delegation of France Ueft to rlghtl: Sue Anderson Jeri Stevens, The Delegation of Sweden left to rl ht : C th E Tillier, Stefanie Oles, Jim Houthoofd, Jewel Grove. l Parri Thurman, Kevin Taukert,cLynette1m,lth.a y berle' Marla WHS'

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