Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1972 volume:

Hilltopper 1972 Clarkston Sr. High Clarkston, Michigan 48016 Volume XXVI Dedicated to Sherman Lowery For His Service to CHS 1948-1972 Table of Contents Fall Activities 8 Winter Activities 46 Faculty 66 Underclassmen 76 Seniors 134 Advertising 188 Index 204 Summer Supplement 213 Clarkston’s Above: Preparing for a decisive home meet with Andover, Joe Crosby, John Hitchcock, Rick Dancey, and Thor Olaffson review a few last minute suggestions before starting time. Cross Country is a grueling sport that combines distance running with speed and endurance. There are few people that would go out into the elements day after day to run two and one-half miles across open country, but those that do represent the Clarkston Cross Country Team. The squad was “most cooperative” this year according to first year head coach Errol Solley. The harriers posted an overall record of four wins and three losses, two of the losses by slim margins. At the conclusion of the season, Thor Olafsson was voted the most valuable runner by his teammates. Above: The tension builds among the competitors at the starting line before the gun. Below: Clarkston maintains an early lead as Joe Crosby, Gerry Adams, Thor Olaffson, John Hitchcock, and Brian Bissell push on for victory. 10 Harriers Run on—and on—and on . . . Above: Thor Olaffson, John Hitchcock, and Pat Humphreys keep up the pace on the home stretch. Below: Kim Hamilton and Miki Reginek wait at the finish line with Mr. Solley and the Andover coaches. 11 Linksmen Win Title At Regional Contest Clarkston’s Varsity Golf Squad enjoyed its first successful undefeated dual match schedule this season. Highlights of the year proved many as the linksmen snapped a 40 match victory streak that West Bloomfield had established, won the regional tournament held at Atlas Valley, shared the league championship, and travelled to the state meet in Midland. The current record stands at 143, which was shot at the Wolves home course against the state champions West Bloomfield. Lee Booker was voted the most valuable golfer for his feats on the golf course which included both a hole-in-one and medalist honors at the regional competition. The surrounding golfers were all instrumental in posting an 18-0 season record. Above: Hitting through trees can mean trouble but not for Don Short. Below left: Kirk Hart, finishing his fourth year of varsity golf, is noted for his consistant playing ability. Below right: Bill Bildstein shows good form by keeping his head down on his follow through. 12 Above: Sand traps seem to be no problem for Tony Sanchez as he blasts to the green. Below: Junior Ken Johnson crunches a good drive on the first tee at the Waterford Hills Country Club. Above: Lee Booker rams in a testy four foot putt on the finishing hole for a birdie. Below: The six man golf squad poses with their coach, Doug Pierson. 13 J.V. Golf Team Outstrokes All Opponents Under their new coach Jim Chamberlain, the Junior Varsity Golf Squad finished their season with a perfect 8-0 record. This record was the result of hard work and long hours of practice at the golf course. Cindy Booker, the first girl to compete in a formerly all boys’ sport, was the most valuable golfer posting a season average of 40.8. All of the J.V. squad are anxious for the next season and a shot at the varsity team. Left: Russ Reekwald picks up his bag to move onto the next tee. Above: Terry Coulter hopes for a break in the green to give him a par. Below: Disgusted after running his putt by the hole, Terry Green contemplates his next stroke. 14 Above: Finding a little trouble in a creek bed, Cindy Booker sends the mud, water, and ball flying. Below: Chip Buehrig’s straight left arm proves to be the key when the ball lands on the green. Right: Tim Thomson follows his drive on the 7th hole at an away match at Highland Hills. 15 Clarkston Gridders Record Three Wins Coach Paul Rakow began workouts early this year at the Deer Hill Farms training camp and hoped to shape a team that would perform to its capabilities during encounters on the field. The squad was in good physical condition when the season opened and had high spirits for the oncoming games. The Wolves were beaten in their first two outings but bounced back to upset a strong Bloomfield Hills Andover. Other victories were recorded over Clarenceville and Milford. League and county honors were given to Bill Svetkoff, Rich Butler, Mark Warren, Bill Hamilton, Dan Taylor, Chuck Chamarro, and Dave Foster. Team honors went to Mark Warren and Brian Leak. Above: Wolves show excitement in their victory over Clarenceville. Below: Mark Poole charges to block an attempted pass. Varsity Football C.H.S. Opp. 6 Oxford 12 0 Southfield Lathrup 34 12 Bloomfield Hills Andover 6 7 Waterford Kettering 12 34 Clarenceville 20 0 West Bloomfield 22 26 Milford 25 0 Fenton 25 6 Avondale 26 Below: Brian Leak (60) led the Clarkston defensive squad. Right: Coach Rakow explains a last minute play. 16 Above: Following the blocking of Rick Butler, Bill Hamilton takes a handoff from quarterback Mark Warren. Below: Taking advantage of Greg Becker’s block, Mark Hallman fields a tricky punt. Above: Qualities of speed and sure-footedness enable Mark Warren to overcome an oncoming pursuer. 17 Junior Varsity Gridders Win 4, Tie 1 Above: Mark Harris (65) provides little blocking help for Terry Smith as his attempt is effectively stopped. Right: Evidence of sportsmanship is shown as J.V. gridders cross the field to congratulate opponents. Below: Fullback Dale Baumgardner plunges across the goal line on a dive. Coaches B.J. Hanson and Jim MacArthur meet West Bloomfield coach Dave Helmreich at the center of the field to recount plays that should have worked during the game. Junior Varsity Football Record C.H.S. 22 Oxford Opp. 0 6 Southfield Lathrup 16 13 Andover 13 6 Waterford Kettering 12 32 Clarenceville 24 6 West Bloomfield 26 24 Milford 12 16 Avondale 6 19 Triumph in Victory—And Agony in Defeat October 11 was a day the seniors may wish they had missed: the day they were defeated 36-8 by the juniors. The annual powderpuff game found the juniors tromping the seniors with the help of female Heisman trophy nominee Cindy Booker. The junior coaches were Mr. Jim Chamber-lain, Mr. Richard Moscovic, and Mr. Jim Wenger while the seniors were mentored by Mr. Toby Carter, Mrs. Richard Dennis, and Mr. George White. Halftime ceremonies included the Powderpuff court parade, featuring King Dave Cinader and his worthy attendants Tim Lekander, Craig Moore, Rick Butler, and Bill Svetkoff. Above: Junior coach Jim Chamberlain gives last minute instructions to the offensive team. Right: Fighting for a few extra yards, a senior bail carrier encounters junior opponents. Below: The senior offensive team was led by hard-running Anycc Birchett who often met junior defensive stalwart Cathy Manly. 20 Above: The morbid expressions illustrated by the senior sideline display the game’s final outcome. Below: A junior ball carrier finds little hope as seniors rush to secure their tackle. Above: An enjoyable half time was presented to us by the delightful and attractive senior cheerleaders. Below: Alice Marshall attempts to put six more points on the board for the victorious juniors. 21 Floats on Parade Above: Attendants Cheryl Shrapnell and Sue Surre and Queen Crinker ride the Student Council float. Below: Senior Maid Claudia Christie graces the Bumble Bee Float, the Symbol of New Life. Above: “You’ve Got A Lot To Live is predicted for Becky Zachos by the Sophomore Swamee. Right: Debby Sartell rides atop the winning float, a baby chick with the title of “Birth-In the Beginning. ’ 22 V MfMM Queen’s Court Gets New Faces for 1971 24 Above: As the marching band plays “Close to You,” Zac Bell escorts Crinker Kojima to her coronation as the 1971 Homecoming Queen. At left, Crinker is crowned and congratulated by last year’s queen Linda Slade and presented with her scepter and roses. Below, Queen Crinker is attended by Cheryl Shrapnell, left,and Sue Surre in the Queen’s Parade at the Homecoming game. This year’s maids were all chosen for the first time. Above: Senior Maid Claudia Christie marches with her escort Tom Burton. Below: Tim Lek-ander escorts Junior Maid Debby Sartell. At right: Sophomore Maid Becky Zachos waits to march with her escort Terry Smith. 25 Godmothers Enthrall Kids Fairy Godmothers . Julie Wilford,Jan Lundy, Nancy Hyde Prince Royal .........Zac Bell Count Quiggle.....Jeff Lawrence Hans..............Pierre Jacques Black Barabella...Winnie Pidd Org.......................Jeff Hawke Princess Dulcie..........Jayne Kottke King Stoutheart...Alan Rose Prime Minister....Mark Peters Ladies...........Debbie Merkel Linda DeArmond Cook........Theresa Rademacher At right, the three famished godmothers eye Prince Royal’s lunch. Below, Black Barabella pleads with her captors, “Don’t lock me up in the dungeon!” Above: Princess Dulcie nets the godmothers during one of her mean spells. Right: The imprisoned Dulcie and Roy teach Org to tie his shoes. Below: King Stoutheart and the godmothers discover that Dulcie’s mean spells were cast by Black Barabella long ago. 27 ■i Student Council Adopts New Guidelines Student Council has been trying very hard this year to build a better relationship between students and their school environment. One of their finest efforts was to help organize an ala carte lunch line. At semester break the Council was faced with the problem of a graduating president, Bill Latoza. They solved this problem by electing a new president, Tim Lekander. Other officers were Mike Saile, vice-president; Claudia Allen, secretary; and Ann Brown, treasurer. Newly appointed president Tim Lekander, a junior, reviews a constitutional stipulation which states that only seniors qualify to be president. This year’s previous president. Bill Latoza, graduated at the semester and therefore had to give up his office. Jan Easton, senior class point secretary, and Sue Surre, treasurer, go over written communications related to the recent Homecoming. 28 Above left: Craig Moore and Jama Crammer decorate the Student Council Christmas tree. Above: Students sample the Student Council-sponsored a la carte lunch. Below: The financing committee clears up old bills. 29 Publication Staffs The publications of Clarkston Senior High School have experienced many changes this year. The newspaper, renamed “The Good Tymeshas a new advisor, Mrs. Linda Denstaedt. Many members of the staff started the year as novice reporters. Also new to the “Good Tymes” is the use of pictures in the type of printing process now used. The yearbook got off to a good start this year but suffered a major loss of staff at the semester which, in turn, caused missing some deadlines. Above: Mrs. Denstaedt shows Dave Arpoika how to make an exact stencil for the new printing porcess used by the “Good Tymes” staff. Above: Mr. Chamberlain gives Nia Kraud some pro pointers on drawing unusual layouts. Left: Gale Jorgensen grimaces at her tenth cutline error. Below: Alice Marshall, Pat Dean, and Kirk Peters edit the latest edition of “Instead.” 30 Reap What They Sow Randy Gelow and Desiree Simpkins go through contact sheets to pick out photographs for the first editon of the “Good Tymes” with pictures. Kathy Fletcher pastes a candid down on a senior layout as the deadline for completion draws nearer and the 1972 Hilltopper goes into the final stages of production. ; Pierre and Klaus Join Class of 1972 Clarkston High School as well as the whole community has been very fortunate in having two very fine exchange students this year as guests from Europe. They will be going to Nassau, Bahamas in April with ninety other Seniors, as well as participating in the graduation exercises and the festivities to follow. Klaus Matthias is a senior this year. He comes from Niedenaudorf, Germany. Klaus is presently living with Jim and Dennis Loba. As for a future career he has no plans. He is currently involved with the spring track team. Klaus plans to stay until the end of July. Pierre Jacques is also a senior this year and he will enter a university in France next year. Pierre lives with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arend. His hometown in France is Paris. Pierre’s hobbies are skiing and dramatics and he has been very involved with both the ski club and the drama department this year. Pierre has been seriously involved with the drama and speech departments this year. He has appeared in several plays, including ‘The Three Fairy Godmothers,” and ‘Town That Couldn’t Have Christmas.” Above: Pierre takes a breather after a run at Pine Knob Ski Lodge with the CHS Ski Club. Below: Klaus listens attentively to Mrs. Reed as the family living class discusses preparation for marriage. 32 Above: Pierre and Klaus try to decide if they should be homesick or not as they look back on their senior year at CHS. Below: Klaus works out every day as a member of the track team. 33 Signs Assemblies Ignite School Spirit Pep Club has really achieved their goal of inspiring the students this year. Through making signs and conducting assemblies they have been able to bring out the enthusiasm and spirit that every school needs. With the help of their sponsor, Mr. James Wenger, the Pep Club was also able to have a dance. Left: Debbie Burnell helps Pep Qub paint signs for the last home game. The above signs show what Pep Club goes through to fire up. 34 Left: Kim Blasey and Cliff Harris put up a sign cheering on our No. 1 wrestler Rod Latimer. Above: Cliff Harris and Ricky Carter paint signs for the district wrestling tournament. Industrious Y-Teens Produce Holiday Ball This year’s Y-Teens has probably been the most active club at CHS. Under Miss Joanne Paradiso’s sponsorhsip, the girls took deprived children Christmas shopping, went caroling at Pine Knob Rest Home, put on the Christmas dance, and made Easter eggs for orphans. The two attempts to put on the Sadie Hawkins dance was one project that fell through. The president was Sue Evans; secretary, Karen Ellert; and treasurer, Pam Hool. Guys also lend a hand as Sue Evans passes tape to Dean Calkins. 1 - y y Making signs before a dance, Pam Hool feels, is an important duty. Above: Karen Elert proves that setting up is no fun. Below: Miss Paradiso is always around to give advice. 35 G.A.A. Provides Female Recreation The 1971-1972 Girls’ Athletic Association program is held every Friday after school. This year the sponsors were Mrs. Jane Miller and Miss Kathy DeArmond. Jane Weaver took the position of president for the second year. The girls participated in such activities as basketball, volleyball tournaments, as well as sponsoring a dance for a fundraising project. Judy Swanson anxiously waits for someone to hit the ball to her. Above: Nancy Craft calls out the service just before hitting the ball to the opposing team. Below: Sccryl Stickley waits for her team to serve the ball and continue the game play. 36 37 Office Experience Greatly Assists Staff Students involved in office experience classes provide numerous benefits for the teachers and fellow students. Their work includes correcting and typing tests, filing, typing schedules, running off hand-out sheets, and typing programs for school plays and other various school activities. This class is designed to give people who desire to get into secretarial work experience and a general background in the field. The class is under the guidance of Mrs. Becker. Above: Receptionist Chris Garland greets faculty members when they request work to be done. Below: Joy Zerbe sees that the fluid level of the duplicating machine is maintained. 38 The job of collating tons of Mr. White’s papers fell upon the swift fingers of Jill Morse. Above: Pattie Loan receives instructions from Mrs. Becker for the correct typingtormat. Below: Patti Logan distributes work that needs to be done to Joy Zerbe and Debbie Wyckoff. Nancy Geoit proofreads a trial mimeograph sheet before she completes running off the required number of copies. 39 A “71” Choral Christmas The vocal music department welcomed Miss Grayce Warren as the new choral director. Her personal touch was evident in the successful Christmas program presented December 16. Other activities included in the chorus’ busy year are League Choir, the spring musical, and a long-awaited visit from the NMU Arts Chorale. Above: The Madrigal Singers perform “The Sleigh,” a Russian folk song. Below: A special candle effect is used to create a mood for an English Christmas carol called “Lo How A Rose E’er Blooming.’ Above: Girls Glee II represent a tinsel-covered Christmas tree and sing humorous songs. Below: Varsity Choir is joined by Chorus I, a brass ensemble, and the audience for “The Hallelujah Chorus.” 40 Above: Varsity Choir sings the last song, “The Bells of Peace, before being joined by Chorus I for the finale. Below: Girls Glee I highlights the concert with their version of “The Night Before Christmas.’’ The featured soloists are Buff McFarland and Angie Kraud. MaryAnn Northcote gives Miss Warren roses of gratitude from the choir. Greg Salk Struts His Above: The baritone section of the concert band performs a solo in preparation of the concert scheduled for that night. Right: The marching band maps out a half time show for an upcoming game in which the band will be featured. Below: Drum major Greg Salk takes command of some eighty marchers as they salute the queen and maids at Homecoming. Last Season for CHS The unique strut of drum major Greg Salk as he proceeds to spark spirit at the football games will, after this year, be a thing of the past. As Greg took the field, he was followed by majorettes Rachel Byers, Debbie Helvey, Chris Lehman and Becky Smith, who, in turn, were led by Dawn Willson. All of the various bands were directed by returning conductor Keith Sipos. The band also attended the District Solo and Ensemble Festival held at Oakland University, and two members became eligible for the state competition. The band also sponsored bake sales and car washes to help finance summer band camp. Above: The marching band, in a salute to television, spells out “Pepsi”. Below: Two clowns, Kim Mayo and Nia Kraud, advertise for a car wash. Kim and Nia were the only band members to advance to the State competition and received a “I” on a duet. Below: Atop a truck, the pep band volunteers keep tradition alive as they lead the long line of snake dancers through town while playing popular hits and show tunes. Events Recalled by Debate Forensics The debate team compiled a league record of 25 wins and 9 losses. The team finished fourth in the Wayne-Oak-land Debate Association and second in the Tri-County League. The team won their district and went to the final round of the regionals before losing to Wayne-Memorial High School. Forensics is divided into numerous categories, each being an individual event where one member from each school opposes a member of another school. t Resolve: that the Jury System in the U.S. be significantly changed is this year’s debate topic. Above: Mary Ann Northcote, a participant in serious reading, practices for that night’s session. Right: Rehearsing for multiple reading is Buffy McFarland and Paul Fellows. 44 The graduating seniors from this year’s debate and forensics team are from left to right: Mike Pryomski, Mary Ann Northcote and Vicki Johnson. Missing from the picture is Dawn Willson. 45 Victory for Wolves’ Matmen in Tourney Coach Dick Moscovic’s matmen came on strong this year to win the League Meet and an overall second place among their opponents. Rick Detkowski had an impressive season with a record of 29-4 and was voted most outstanding wrestler by a concensus of the League coaches. First year grappler Rod Latimer proved an asset with 4 individual tournament victories and a nomination for the League’s most valuable wrestler. Others winning league championships besides Detkowski and Latimer were Dean Smith, Ken Johnson, and Brian Gerber. Above: Brian Gerber loses his footing but not his control as his foe tries to escape a hold. Below: Mike Seaton uses a cradle to pin his opponent in an overtime match. Above: Coach Carter helps Mark Willis to stretch his muscles prior to his match. Below: Rick Detkowski applies a figure-four on his rival’s head to win his match by a fall. 48 Above: Senior Rod Latimer grimaces while trying to position his adversary’s shoulders on the mat. Above: Junior Ken Johnson won his first individual tournament victory at the League Meet. Below: Sophomore Dean Smith attempts a take-down on the road to a division league championship. 49 J.V. Grapplers Gain Varsity Experience The Junior Varsity Wrestlers, coached by Toby Carter, finished 4-1 in the league. According to Coach Carter, “If there had been a separate title in the league, the J.V. would have been No. 1Still they were able to win six of their nine meets. Some of the wrestlers on J.V. had wrestled Varsity at one time or another. Among these were Scott Beseau, Dan Golding, Greg Johnson, and Bill Rondo. Throughout the season these four proved to be Coach Carter’s most consistent. Above: Dan Millward uses a pin combination to subdue his opponent and add another match toward a junior varsity victory. Below: The Junior Varsity Wrestling team cheers as they watch a teammate, bringing Clarkston closer to victory, conquer his rival. 50 At left: Don Foote ties-up his rival at the opening of the match, while above, Dave Vanaman finishes his competitor by applying a cradle, giving Garkston a big edge over the other team. Above: Dan Golding applies a cradle, chalking up another match victory. Above right: Scott Beseau uses technique in attempting a take down. Below: Greg Johnson adds the finishing touches on his opponent with a head-and-arm-lever breakdown. League Title Taken By Hungry Wolves The Clarkston Wolves Started out the 1971-72 basketball season with a new face and many victories. The new face was that of Coach Dave McDoanld. Mr. McDonald, formerly a coach of the freshman team at Clarkston Junior High School, began his first year at C.H.S. coaching varsity basketball and teaching physical education and biology. The Wolves were able to end the season in the same way, by capturing the title of Wayne-Oakland League Champions. From there they were able to go to the district tournaments that were held at Mott High School. Left: Bill Bildstein takes an outside shot for two points. Above: The Clarkston Wolves congregate for a Victory cheer. Below: Gary White’s height proves to be helpful. Above: The Trojans try to block a shot made by Bill Craig. Below: Gary White blocks a shot that an opponent thought he had made. Above: The Wolves show excitement as the buzzer sounds for another Victory. Below: Bill Craig and Terry Green take down the net as the crowd yells, “We’re Number One.” 53 Winning Season Welcomes Coach Bihl The J.V. basketball team was fortunate in the first season with their new coach, Dave Bihl. Mr. Bihl brought the team through the year with an impressive record of 9-3. One of the members of the J.V. team, Gary Mason, was sent up to Varsity. This year’s team members were: Steve Philpott, Steve Mauti, Daryl Brittian,Tom Anderson, Ed Curry, Marc Harris, Chuck Jorgensen, Chuck Olsen, Rod Rumsey, Dirk Fenely, Louis Pope, Scott Newhart, Mike Dennis, Ken Foster, and Dave Whitehead. Above: Louis Pope jumps to regain the ball for Clarkston. Below: Dave Whitehead takes a bad fall while trying to capture the ball. 54 Above: Everyone waits to see if the ball will go in and score two more JV points. Below: Steve Philpott jumps high to score again. Above: Dick Fenely has to shoot around the obstacle of the West Bloomfield men. Below: Tom Anderson takes the jump and starts the game off. Right: Ken Foote takes the shot from the side and scores. Above: Jan Johnson deflects the ball to Jane Weaver who awaits a shot at the top of the key. Below: Coach Jan Modesitt sets up the game plan for the Varsity girls. Above: Anycc Birchett shoots through the outstretched hands of a • Milford defender. Below: Pam Mihalcheon takes special care in her aim to be sure of getting the two points. 56 Varsity Girls Put Together Fine Season “We’re number one” could also have been the motto for the Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team this past year. Clarkston’s Wolvettes went undefeated in the league with a record of 5-0. High scorers for the 1971-72 season were seniors Anyce Birchett with 110 points and Kathy Smith with 79 points. Big rebounders included junior Pam Mihalcheon with a total of 153 and senior Jane Weaver with 95. Saying good-by to the team are seniors Anyce Birchett, Jane Weaver, Kathy Smith, and Jeanne Dome. Looking forward to another year of basketball are juniors Jan Johnson, Pam Mihalcheon, Judy Swanson, Carol Bee-man and Desi Simkins. Senior Debbie Squirers served as manager for the girls. Above: With Jeanne Dome at the free-throw line, the Varsity team practices their foul shots. Below: Jeanne Dome leaves her opponents behind as she breaks in on the basket for a lay-up after taking an outlet pass on a fast break. Pam Mihalcheon scrambles to recover a stray pass and feed the ball to Kathy Smith. Again Victorious Above: Both Milford and Oarkston find the basketball sometimes hard to handle. Below: Buff McFarlands shoots from the key. Miss DeArmond’s Girls Hard work and a lot of enthusiasm were the key factors that made the Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball team so successful this year. Led by Coach Kathy DeArmond the girls’ record stood a 6-3. “Heighth was on our side this year,” commented Coach DeArmond. High scorer for the year was Jane Soulby with 45 points. Captaining the team were junior Yvonne Navarre and sophomore Buff McFarland. Pat Dean served as manager. Other team members included Billie Carrol, Hazel Geoit, Karen Molter, Sonia Mills, Toni Waterbury, Sheryl Stickley, and Paula Speace. Congratulations ladies on a fine season. Above: Enthusiasm from the bench helps spur the Junior Varsity to victory. Below: Buff McFarland waits to grab a rebound after her first shot rolled around the hoop. 58 Qarkston fights to get a rebound after a Milford stray shot. i CtARKSION 13 22 guar t Coach DeArmond gives a pep talk before the start of the game. Above: Free throws can add up as Buff McFarland tries to add to the victory margin. Left: Cheryl Stickley drives in for a two point bucket. 59 Above: The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders wait, almost expressionless, to see if a foul shot is going to be made. Below: During a time out, the Varsity Cheerleaders perform their standard mount. Cheerleader Spirit Once again this year the Varsity Cheerleaders were able to attend the annual International Cheerleading foundation Camp at Easter Michigan. Besides just attending the camp, they were able to bring home the 1st. place title. The Varsity Squad members are Debi Willits, Kathy Ronk, Sue Surre, Jan Easton, Kim Blasey, Alice Marshall, and Vicki Hart. The JV Squad also did a fine job this year. The squad members are Diane Rizzuto, Nancy Riddle, Deb Sartell, Angie Kraud, Kim Hamilton, Paula Ragatz, Debbie Gibbs, Judy Jervis, and Mickey Reginek. The JV squad got to ride through town during the Homecoming Parade. 60 Pays Off in Victory Left: Varsity Cheerleaders lead the Wolves’ fans in a sideline cheer while the team drives down the floor. Below: Debi Willits does a handspring while Alice Marshall climbs into position. Below: The J.V. Cheerleaders tell their team to keep their spirits high. Diane Rizzuto does the splits while, to the left, Nancy Riddle and Kim Hamilton hold Dcbby Sartel. In the middle, Judy Jervis supports Mickey Reginek. To the right, Angie Kraud stands on Paula Ragatz and Deb-bi Gibbs. CHS Group Enjoys Skiing at Pine Knob Pine Knob became the gathering place of those students that wished to take part in some organized skiing at reduced prices this year. Because this ski area is close to the school, transportation was less of a problem than in past years. The officers of the club for the skiing season were Mike Jacks, president and Judy Swanson, vice-president. Above: Greg Salk decides to get brave and wave while he is coming down the big hill. Below: Mr. Crawford goes through he weekly job by giving Pierre Jacques his ski tag. Above: Craig Moore and Mike Jacks take an enjoyable ride in the chair lift. Below: These two just go to prove that you don’t have to be on skis to fall on the slopes. II 62 Gene Salk, hoping to come to a complete stop, gathers speed while racing down a hill. 63 Above: Jo Gibson takes it slow and easy on her first time out. Right: Pierre Jacques pauses a second before heading for the slopes. Holiday Play Ends 1971 Drama Season “The Town That Couldn’t Have Christmas” Conrad...........................Russ Crowe Gustave....................Ron Gray Barbara..............Sigrid Gruenberg Ludwig..................Pierre Jaques The Miser..................Jim Klark Elisa...........................Jayne Kottke Faggot Woman................Jan Lundy Hulda...................Debbie Merkel Neil .....................Kirt Peters Adelaide...........Teresa Rademacher Old Gypsy Woman . . . .Isabel Robinson Lottie................Vicki Rowland Charlotte........................Lois Willard Student Director................Julie Wilford Above: The children’s mother, Hulda, prepares the Christmas feast while they view a strange person outside. Below: Two shopkeepers, Elisa and Adelaide, tell of the dirty woman beggar to whom they had earlier refused to give food. Even the miser refuses to give the old woman food or money. r Neil and Lottie, children of the village innkeeper, play a game while awaiting the beginning of the Christmas festivities. 64 The strange gypsy woman, denied food lastly by Hulda, emerges from her disguise as the Christmas Angel. Below: Because of their selfishness, the Angel takes away their. Christ mas until they reform. Some years later Prince Conrad, who once lived in the now abandoned village castle, returns to find the town dark, sad, and without any signs of celebration on Christmas Eve. He tells them of Christmas. Conrad gives them hope and rekindles old memories. When the townspeople finally overcome their selfish ways, Christmas magically returns with a light from the candle blown out years ago by the Angel. 65 Administration, Faculty, and Staff Dr. L. F. Greene Milford Mason Superintendent Ass’t. Superintendent William Dennis Principal Western Michigan Michigan State Janet Gabier Ass’t. Principal Central Michigan Conrad Bruce Ass’t. Principal Northern Michigan Michigan State Dottie Allen Sharm Blasey Cindy Bortz Mary Crissman B. J. Hanson Athletic Director Michigan State 68 William Bonnell Counselor Michigan State Central Michigan Loretta Shrapnell Ass’t. Librarian Howard Webster Special Education Eastern Michigan Margo Lay Counselor Eastern Michigan U. of M. Vern Ericson Michigan State Police Liason Officer Mary Ellen Hanson Librarian Michigan State Grayce Warren Vocal Music Northern Michigan Keith Sipos Instrumental Music Wayne State Marilyn Hanson Counselor Western Michigan Pat Schebor Co-op Coordinator Michigan State Central Michigan Bob Brumback School Social Worker Michigan State 69 Pat MacArthur English Central Michigan V £ Barb Gibson Speech Michigan State Jim Chamberlain English Hillsdale College Kathy DeArmond English Central Michigan Linda Denstaedt English Oakland University Ethelyn Hyde English Michigan State H. Allen Bartlett English Central Michigan Marge Best English Eastern Michigan Alice Currcy English Olivet William Smith English Fordham University U. of M. 70 Les Haight Industrial Arts Stout State Yvonne Wilson Home Economics Central Michigan Beverly Bronson Home Economics Central Michigan Douglas Pierson Industrial Arts Western Michigan Michigan State Larry Thibault Industrial Arts Northern Michigan Michigan State 71 Ed Johnson Art Michigan State Tamara Arakelian Art Ferris State Linda Dennis German Eastern Michigan Carol Arend French Nazareth College Anne Tucker Spanish U. of M. William Hartwell Social Studies Central Michigan f “ Leigh Bonner Social Studies Eastern Michigan Marlene Reed Social Studies Oakland University Jane Miller Social Studies Northern Michigan James Wenger Social Studies Central Michigan William Genshaw Social Studies Central Michigan Larry Rosso Social Studies Eastern Michigan Helen Pasineau Social Studies Oakland University 72 William Mackson Biology Western Michigan Errol Solley Physics Western Michigan Mary La Brie Biology Western Michigan George White Biology Michigan State Paul Rakow Physical Education Western Michigan Tolbert Carter Biology Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Sonia Letcher Physical Education Central Michigan Roy Warner Physical Education Michigan State Bruce Crawford Physics Oakland University 73 Patricia Crowley Business Central Michigan Carol Rakow Business Western Michigan Eugene McCurdy Business Western Michigan Mary Lee Jervis Business Western Carolina Joann Paridiso Business Ball State Anne Reeves Business U. of M. Joan Becker Business Michigan State James MacArthur Business Central Michigan 74 David Skillman Math Central Michigan Ron Jacobsen Math Northern Michigan Jan Modesitt Math Lawrence University Paul Tungate Math Michigan State Sherman Lowery Maintenance LenaBelle Barber Matron Elmer Barnes Maintenance 75 Adams, G. Adams, J. Adkins, D. Agar, B. Allen, G. Anderson, P. Anderson, T. Anthony, C. Arnold, V. 78 Arpoika, D. Atherholt, C. Aulds, M. Auten, D. Bach, T. Baker, J. Ballard, D. Ballard, S. 1 Bailey, A. Bailey, M. Loyally, Ricky Carter takes on a sophomore-hasseler, senior Brad Funk. 79 Barber, K. Barnett, D. Baumgardner, D. Bell, P. Black, P. Blanchfield, J. rr )r Blickensdorf, P. Blimka, P. Bilbcy, S. Gale Jorgensen holds the door for a Hilltopper photographer as he snaps a surprise picture of Daryl Brittian. 80 Brown, J. Brown, L. Bryant, C. Burnell, D. Burnham, R. Burton, J. Button, K. Kim Barber and Pierre Jacques wait to find out what the outcome of our last home basketball game will be. Carroll, B. Carte, D. Carter, J. Carter, M. Caskey, D. 82 Childers, V. Church, J. Mrs. Tucker’s 6th hour Spanish class tackles a new verb tense. Cole, G. Coles, S. Connelly, C. Cooke, C. Coomer, B. 83 Coulter, T. Two students demonstrate the correct procedure to fish dissection in their invertebrate zoology class. Cowling, T. .. P Cozadd, R. Scott Harrison works on his blueprint sketch for mechanical Cross, M. Czinder, K. Dean, P. . DeGerck, D. Gary Mason concentrates on getting his reading assignment done before his next class so he won’t receive an incomplete grade. DePorter, M. Dewald, R. Doner, C. 85 Beth Kidd tries to get Vanessa to drink her milk for Beth the Gown. Dorse, Y. Dowdlc, T. Pat Olney holds Beth Tilley as she overcomes her fear of strange people. 87 Fuller, D. Galbraith, M. Funck, D. iAt Funk, S. Galligan, N. Gardner, T. Sophomore Lucy Brown tries to catch up with her group as the Snake Dance moves through the middle of town, and Becky Zachos cries out with excitement as she is getting pretapped for Sophomore Maid. Garten, C. Gavar, D. jy- Gaves, B. 88 Grimshaw, E. Grimshaw ,.y Gruenberg, S. Sonia Mills tries to convince her escort, Rod Rumsey to get up and dance with her at their first Homecoming Dance. 89 Guise, K. Guzinski, C. Hagen, B. Hagler, J. Hamilton, K. V Hammond, J. Not even classmate Gale Jorgensen can really believe that Dave Leaf is serious about signing up for home economics. 90 Hipsher, J. Mr. Solley and Laura Esser enjoy an amusing joke with the class. Holcomb, B. Hoffman, E. Hitchcock, J. Holloway, J. Hool, P. Houck, T. Houts, D. Hovey, D. Howe, V. Hubble, L. 92 Hyndman, M. Jervis, J. Jewell, M. Johnson, C Johnson, D. , Johnson, J. Kent Thorne says the best way to start off the day is with a smile. Johnson, R. •rv Jones, J. i Jones, S. Jorgensen, C. Jorgensen,G. Joyner, D. Juliano, M. Justice, F. 93 Karrick, D. Karem, K. % It Keyser, B. Kee, S. Keeley, W. i Kay, G. Jeff Sans brushes up on his speed typing. Kidd, B. King, D.jf. . Klyder, L. Kopplin, C. Kottkc, J. Kraud, A. Kreiner, W. Krisopeck, G. Kuechle Kushman, J. 94 LaBarge, D. Lamb, K. Land. D. Lane, J. Lang, K. Lape, D. Latter, S. Lavigne, K. Lawrence, J. Leach, Leaf, D. Billie Carroll is determined to sit until help arrives. Levignc, T. LeBaron, D. Leopold, B. Liles, C. Limbaugh, M. Lindahl, G. U Little, L. Long, C. Locher, M. Lund, L. Malone, L. Lyons, D. MacRae, S. Maddock, K. Sophomores seek help from their counselor Mr. William Bonnell as they use the new scheduling system for the first time. McCallum, C. McCarrick, D. McCloud, B. McDermott, R. b Mr. Bonner assists Tim Levigne in his social studies selection while Gary Mason, Steve Mauti, and Gerry Adams prepare to choose a biology class. 97 Mol ter, K. Moore, B. Moore, M. 98 Mullen, M. Neff, K. Neff, L. Newhart, S. Norris, R. Nicol, C. Nicol, L. Newman, B. Nicholson, P. Cheryl Martin waits patiently for Kay Karcm to wash the final dish. Oakley, I. Olncy, P. Olson, C. i. i O’Neal, D. Pace,A. Packer, J. Palmer, P. Parrott, T. 99 Parsons, S. Partlo, S. Payne, P. i Phelps, H. Poole, J. Pope, L. Porter, M. Potter, S. Powell, B. Perry, C. Peters, C. Mikey Reginek, a J.V. cheerleader, cheers the crowd at the year’s first pep assembly. 100 V Pugh, R. Purdue, D. Rademacher, T. Ragatz, P. Raymer, G. Regentin, M. Reginck, M. Riddle, N. Rikerd, K. Rivard, D. Rizzuto, D. Robins, S. 101 Robinson, P. Rondo, W. Ruhala, K. Rumsey, R. Rush, B. Russell, B. The referee explains the last call to a baffled Garcnceville Trojan. Rutherford, T. Sackrider, S. Sadler, D. 1 Sage, R. Sans, J. Schmidgall, G. J Schulte, D. Schuler, Y. Scott, B. Seamen, J. Shepard, D. Shop taw, S. Seigert, K. Seffens, M. 102 Short, D. Shurtz, T. tv4 Simpson, E. Smith, C. Smith, C. Sizemore, M. Smalley, C. Mike Dennis listens intensively as Coach Bihl explains how he wants the play run. 103 Swick, W. Taylor, D. Terreault, D. “Hello, Mom?-Pssst, Jay, it’s me, Male! Thorn, K. Thompson, T. Thompson, T. Thomas, R. 104 Tower, B. I Trim, B. Tibbits, S. Tilley, P. Tolliver, B. Trim, S. Vailliencourt, D. Vanaman, D. VanCurlerv B. VanDenberg, S. Vanttentenryck, V. Vascassenno, M. Vaughn, K. Violette, N Walter, M. 105 106 I Willis, J. Willis, S. Willockx, J. Willson, K. Wilson, D. 1 ! Wilson, D. Wood, P. Dan Reckwald and Greg Hipshcr stand and talk instead of going to class. Wilson, D. Womack, T. Woodard, S. Woodham, K. Zachos, B. Zelenak, M. Wright, Nl. I Wright, V. Young, S. 107 Mr. Johnson, Junior sponsor, prepares for the half time rush. Alexander, R. Allen, C. Allen, M. Ball, L. Becker, G. Beeman, C. Bcllaire, L. Bickerstaff, D. Bigger, R. Bixby, A. Blehm, M. 108 Bilbey, P. Bindig, K. Biondi, M. Bolin, K. Bortz, J. Brandel, D. Booker, C. Breeding, D. Brcininger, P. Brooks, T. Brown, A. Brown, J. Brown, L. Buehrig, C. Marcy Fusillier works on tomorrow’s English assignment. 109 Caldwell, G. Campbell, D. Coventry, K. Cowling, S. Cox, E. Coob, M. Constable, S. 110 Craft, N. Gane, D. Crossley, D. Gowe, R. Curry, G. Curry, S. Davis, P. Cutshall, A. Davidson, E. V Dixon, T. Domroese, A. Dushane, D. Doty, C. Douglas, J. Easier, C. Easton, P. pn Evely, B. Faust, T. k Fetter, M. Fearnow, B. 112 Foote, D. Ford, D. Foster, D. Foster, F. Fox, D. Freiberg, D. Frick, B. Fusilier, M. Gackstetter, R. Thor Olaffscn and Pat Palmer seem alarmed by the photographer as they wait outside the home ec. room for class to begin. Gardner, G. Gerber, B. A if Gibbons, G. Gibbs, D. Graham, L. Goemaerre, B. h Golding, D. Gray, R. Green, Graves, N. . Grogan, S. Hagen, J. Griffiths, J. Nancy Craft gets information for the yearbook on the J.V. cheerleaders from Darla Hoopengarner, manager. 1U Head, R. Helvey, D. Herr, M. 115 Hinton, C. Hillis, S. Hinkle, E. Hinkley, T. Hoard, C. Hoopengamer, D. Hughson, D. Humphrey, A. Humphreys, P. Hunley, B. Hunt, R. Hux, A. Hyndman, A. 116 Alice Marshall, Varsity Cheerleader, watches intently to see what the Wolves next move will be. Johnson, C. s Johnson, J. Johnson, K. Jones, J. Jones, S. Juliano, D. Kennedy, J. Jones, J. Jones, S. Also being watched, but by Miss Gabicr, and for different reasons, is Randy Gelow as he returns from a leisurely lunch at a local hamburger stand. . Kidd, S. Kish, S. Klien, J. Klump, S. 117 LaBarge, M. La Beau, J. LaVigne, L. Lawrence, J. Leak, S. LcBaron, C. Lckandcr, T. Liles, T. Darla Hoopengarner warms up her voice for chorus class. Lepper, R. Lindahl, L. Joe Novak tries to prevent Rich Lintz, R. a Lipka, S. Locher, J. Lundy, J. MacMilan, G. Magcr, D. 118 Magcr, G. Manley, C. Mansfield, D. Marsac, D. Marshall, A. Marshall, R. Youngs’ getting an easy shot. Martin, C. Mayo, J. Lois Williard reads her lines in the play ‘The Three Fairy Godmothers.” Matlock, S. Medlin, E. £3 119 Moshicr, G. Mudge, T. Myers, R Miracle, S. Moore, C. McQusky, S. McDermott, D. Mclntire, J. Neal, J. McMillan, K. Navarre, Y. Large quantities of Mums are sold by the ' Neff, B. Nicholas, L. Junior Powder Puffers listen to “Coach Wenger as the big night draws closer. Nicholson, P. Norton, S. Junior cheerleaders arc forced to use trash can lids as egg shields. cheerleaders on the day of the Homecoming. O’Brien, J. O’Dell, B. O’Dell, P. Olafsson, T. O’Neal, G. Overton, C. Pace, S. Palace, B. J Palmer, J. Pambid, J. 121 Partlo, D. Perkins, L. ■■B Perry, M. Poeppe, K. ,1 Pope, G. Philpot, S. Postal, M s y Potts, S. Prater, C. Prieto, L. o XX a 1 J? Proffitt, L. Putnam, T. 122 Persful, L. Peters, M. Brilliant chemist Hazel Sexton helps Jim Bortz finish his chemistry assignment on time. Quigley, B. Quinlan, P. Rayman, B. Rembach, B. Rembach, C. Richards, D. Ridgeway, A. ( Rikcrd, J. Rivard, M. Roderiguez, T. Ronk, J. Roper, D.,L Rose, S. � I Rundell, G. Rumsey, S. 1 + 123 Above: Dave Guzek gathers information from an article for his English paper. % Sailc, M. Salzano, K. Sanders, J. Sartell, D. Schwartz, D. Schartz, G. 124 Seffens, J. Sheck, A. k Shilling, A. Shelton, L. Above: Georgina Mager talks over today’s drug problem with some of her friends. Below: Brain Gerber and Doug Spangler check out the books they’ve selected. Smith, J. Sossamon, P. Soulby, B. Smith, R. Smith, V. a Sova, D. Sprague, D. � Stanley, S. Stewart, C. Stitt, J. Strilecky, T. Swanson, G. Swanson, J. Tarvestad, F. Juniors discuss last minute history notes before Mr. Bonner delivers a quiz. 126 Taylor, J. Thomas, L. Tolliver, S. Assemblies are social periods as well as tickets out of class. Vasko, S. Verch, P. Wagner, C. Waites, C. Walerych, P. 127 Walker, B. Walker, S. Walters, C. Wardell, V. Whitmer, B. Williard, L. Willits, D. A1 Hux and Denise Dushane seem to like their earth science class. Who are they kidding? Weichel, J. Waterbury, C. 128 Young, S. Youngs, L. Zander, R. Tillman, K. 1 Roger Clark puts some final touches on his band saw project. Dickcnsen, C. Etchason, L. Flanagan, C. Fox, L. Green, D. Johnson, G. Kenyon, G. Kirk, J. 130 Mast, C. Lewis. K Krahling, L MacDougall, M. Kranich, T. Mulherin, D. I Meadows, R. Schell, P. Shaw, L. Sloas, M. Stamper, A. Warren, C. Yovich, Gale Jorgensen and Kim Hamilton make a payment for the sophomore trip to Cedar Point. 131 Brian Gerber tries to sink a half nelson in an attempt to force his pionship in his weight division at the Wayne-Oakland League Meet, opponent onto his back. Brian went on to win an individual cham- 132 Detkowski, R. Miller, B. A Seaton, M. Simpson, D. Smith, C. Snitchler, J. Sova, C. Stoddard, L. Sullivan, G. Sweet, C. Wiley, V. Wilson, S S 133 Ht AULINfcS Tim Adams Class of 72 Ready For New Freedom “The class with the enlarged tonsils” may be one way to remember the 1972 graduating class. Famous for undying pep assembly spirit, this year’s seniors have many credits for which to boast. Originators of the Carnival Dance, the leaders in the 1969 “Bucket Brigade”, winners of the float competition in their junior year and the first class in three years to again be granted the right to go on a senior trip, these students will go down in CHS history. Owing much of their spirit to class sponsors, Mrs. Richard Dennis and Mr. George White, lots of credit also goes to officers, Howard Bliss, A1 Watson, Cheryl Shrapnell, Sue Surre and Janis Easton. Pam Allen Kyle Anderson Charles Bailey Sue Surre looks excited about the prospect Bev Arrowsmith 136 Candy Ball Barbara Bedore Janet Bell of leaving school early the last semester. Zac Bell Brian Bernor 137 138 Darlene Black caught in the act of being late for their class. Kim Blasey Gail Sickelsteel and Sue Yarbrough are Beth Bigger Anyce Birchctt Larry Brantley Lisa Braun Sharon Brewer Robert Brock Gary White takes five in the commons area after lunch before getting booted out for sleeping. 139 Lee Campbell David Carey Pat Burrus Sally Caldwell Pat Carr MO Kim Blasey Captures Hearts of Judges Above: Junior Miss contestants prepare to perform their physical fitness number, “Getting to Know You”. The theme of this year’s pageant was “Bridging the Gap”. Below and right: The 1972 winning girls. Clarkston’s 1972 Junior Miss pageant was the largest in the state. From a field of nineteen girls, Kyle Anderson, Kim Blasey, Jan Easton, Chris Garland, Mary Jean Head, Marcia Johnson, Vicki Johnson, Nia Kraud, Karen Mielke, Karen Nicholson, Mary Ann Northcote, Lorrie Rice, Hazel Sexton, Linda Skarritt, Sue Surre, Lynn Tower, Dawn Will-son, Debbie Zachos and Joy Zerbe; Kim Blasey emerged victorious and succeeded Debbie Hoopengarner. Advancing from Clarkston to Midland and then onto Pontiac, Kim was awarded with the second runner-up position on the state level. Vera Carroll Chuck Chamarro Claudia Christie Hi The senior tenor section, with the exception of Cliff Harris, sings a selection from the musical “Guys and Dolls” in varsity choir. David Cinader Michael Coates Sheila Cole Debbie Coles 4 Randy Compton Denise Cook 142 Carol Cooper Dennis Cowdrey,_ William Craig Connie Crass Mr. Rosso’s law and society class discusses a recent election and the importance of the results as they are related to local government Linda Curson Richard Dancey David Davis Bob Day Calvin Day George Puddington and Brad Funk are able to lend their assistance in the daily lunch program by totaling up the fees involved in the new a la carte lunch program. 144 Denise Dengatc Debbie Dctkowski John Dougherty Nancy Durieko Sue Difabbio Ed Dowd Keith Dutchcr 145 71-72 D.A.R. Award Honors Kathy Ronk Janis Easton Mark Eisenhardt Above: Kathy Ronk, recipient of the 1971-72 Daughters of the American Revolution Award looks over her scholastic achievements with Mr. Dennis and Mr. Bruce. Kathy was a member of the National Honor Society. She attended Girl’s State and has been an active cheerleader throughout high school. Below: Kathy has a question concerning government. 146 Susan Elliot Pam Evans «- Dana Fitzthomas Jerry Flanagan Dan Emery Diane Fisher Keith Fitch Kathy Fletcher 147 Alan Freiburg Carol Galbraith Chris Fuller Connie Gallegly Cathy Gatton 148 Chris Garland Lewis Geoit Nancy Geoit Mike Golding During third hour gymnastics class, Joy Zerbe is taught the fine arts of jumping the horse. Supporting Joy as she goes over are instructor, Miss Sonia Letcher, and Ken Dennis. Patsy Golding Jim Gordon U9 Geri Graham Roger Grant Dale Hamilton Brian Leak and Pam Toutant discuss their recent government test. Below: Office Education students type up and file completed schedules during semester scheduling. 150 151 John Hewson Charles Henwood Donna Hinkle Ed Holmes Gary White and Bill Craig help Kathy Ronk put up the prediction that the Wolves would 152 Linda Holcomb Donna Hilley Nancy Hyde Noreen Inman 153 come out on top and No. I at the game with Garenccville, and the team did just that. Jackie Hoopengarner Frank Hoskins Roberta Howenstine Michael Humphreys Mark Warren, Greg Miracle, and Jerry Flanagan work out on the weight machines in gym class. Cheryl Innis Judy Jackson Pierre Jacques Bryant Jenkins Mel Johnson 154 David Johnson Marcia Johnson Debbie Detkowski finishes the first half of her senior year cleaning out accumulated work. Vicki Johnson Cindy Joldersma Sharon Jones Kathy Kapla 155 Douglas Kath Sherry Kennedy Karen Kcrzykowski Louie King Jim Klark Barb Knott 156 Lee Kidd Howard King Keith King Tom Kranich (Tinker Kojima Terry Konkle Mark Warren is presented with 1972 Optimist’s Award for football from a representative from the Waterford area chapter. 157 Nia Kraud Brian Krick Terry Lane Doug Langdon Chuck Leaf Bill Latoza Rick Butler gives a fond farewell as he bids 158 Brian Leak Vicki Lee Leslie Leopold Joe Lessard good-bye to the fair-maiden, Garnet Palace. Jon Lewis Laurel Little 159 James Loba Kim Wilson puts some final touches on his sculpture for art class. Cathy Locher Richard Love Mr. Rosso’s prize students take over his best behaved class. 160 Shannon Lynch Sue MacKay Gordon Mason Kim Mayo Char Merglewski Debbie Merkel Phyllis Stewart and Kay Speace work fervently in the Wolves Den. Sally Caldwell and Pam Evans do likewi as they all earn a credit. 161 Sharon Messer Karen Mielke Julie Wilford prepares to encounter the challenge of another long hour in her senior year. Donna Miles Julia Miller Randy Miller 162 Susan Miller The seniors, grateful to be out of class, prepare to listen to the facts of graduation. Tim Mobley Greg Miracle 163 Barb Morris Beverly Morse Jim Stewart chooses to make a ceramic vase for his ceramics art class. Bob Munchausen blocks a shot that Kim Wilson was desperately trying to make. Jill Morse Carol Moss Nancy Mulherin 164 Cheryl Mumbower Maureen Mullane Terry Myers Don McArthur Sandie Nagel Cathy Navarre 165 Michelle Navarre Cheryl Newman Karen Nicholson Fat Nickols Marilyn Duncan and Kay Callan seem pleased with the delicious food in the a la carte lunch. Tim Vanaman, Kathi Watson, and Chuck Jorgensen discuss Tim’s last match at the League Meet. Jeffrey Ochoa Mary Ann Northcote 166 Charlene Ogans Jeffrey Ollila Pat Coad and Dan Grace wait in the commons area while classes are passing. Several enterprising psychology students practice group psychotherapy on each other. Bruce Olson 167 Sue Ostrand Colleen Packer Garnet Palace ■ I l Cindy Palmer Linda Palmer 1972 Sr. Mock Election CLASS COUPLE: Nancy Tallman and Rick Reis BEST DRESSED: Claudia Christie, Nancy Tallman, Bill Bildstein, Dan Bullard, Mel Johnson and Mark Warren. BEST DANCERS: Chris Garland and Tom Burton CLASS CLOWNS: Anyce Birchett and Dave Cinader CLASS FLIRTS: Sue Schmude and A1 Watson PRETTIEST HAIR: Pat Gallivan and Brian Leak PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME: Claudia Christie and Jeff Ollila PRETTIEST SMILES: Debbie Zachos, Howard Bliss, Bill Svetkoff, and Kim Wilson PRETTIEST EYES: Geri Graham and Jeff Ollila BEST FIGURE AND BUILD: Claudia Christie and Gary Seaman MOST MANNERED: Cheryl Shrapncll and Mark Warren MOST SINCERE: Cheryl Shrapnell, Howard Bliss, Dan Thomas, and Mark Warren SWEETEST AND NICEST, MOST ALL AROUND, AND MOST POPULAR: Cheryl Shrapncll and Howard Bliss BETTY AND BILLY B.S.: Anyce Birchett and Mark Poole GERTRUDE AND GREG GOSSIP: Kathy Ronk and Jim Gordon CLASS BROWNIES: Kim “Princess” Blasey and Al Watson Rosemary Paul SHYEST: Nancy Hyde and Dan Thomas CLASS MOUTHS: Kathy Ronk and Mike Daniels CLASS WITS: Pam Toutant and Mike Pryomski MOST OUTGOING: Cheryl Shrapnell, Howard Bliss, and Al Watson MOST ATHLETIC: Anyce Birchett and Mark “Dewey” Warren CLASS DRUNKS: Anyce Birchett, Dave Cinader, and Mark Stapleton MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Nia Kraud and Mike Pryomski 168 Debbie Paulson Pat Perria Kirk Peters Doug Peterson Neal Philpott Winnie Pidd Richard Plummer 169 Kathy Poage Dianne Polasck Greg Poeppe Mark Willis tries to escape a hold being applied by a Milford opponent. Mark wrestled four years and proved to be an admirable foe for everyone he faced. Ann Presnell 170 Mike Pryomski George Puddington Donna Rappuhn Alan Ratliff Mike Redwood Rick Reis 171 Lome Rice Nancy Robertson Robin Rondo 17? Mike Richardson Gail Robinson Kathy Ronk Vicki Rowland Isabel Robinson Robin Ridley Mary Jean Head, Miss Congeniality of the 1972 Clarkston Junior Miss Pageant, sews her project which was an outfit for her class trip. 173 Erich Schudlich Rick Schulte Joe Schell Sue Schmude A group of Mrs. Pasineau’s students talk over a psychology problem. 174 Jan Schultz Gary Seaman Jim Seffens Karen Sharp Vicki Sherwood Rich Shreves Jan Schuler 175 Lorna Simonds Gail Sicklesteel David Simko Mike Humphreys, Bryant Jenkins, and Cheryl Mumbower have a quick chat before checking out. Brenda Simpson Daryl Sinclair Linda Skarritt 176 Cecil Smith Cheryl Smith David Smith Mrs. Becker, assisted by Patti Nickols, explains why proofreading is so important. Kathy Smith 177 Michael Smith Pam Smith Tom Smith Steve Snover ■V Nancy Somers Bruce Sommers Gary Sommers Sherrie Sova Doug Kathy, Mike Golding, Sandy Nagel, and Rick Reis complete their various assignments in Mrs. Jervis’ business machines class. Pam Patterson, Pam Smith, and Sue Ostrand appear to be bearing the chore of having to study for another government test for Mr. Rosso. Dale Stelmach Jim Stewart Phyllis Stewart 179 Sue Surre William Svetkoff 180 Debbie Merlel and Cheryl Mumbower perform with the Wayne-Oakland County All-League Choir singing Gospel hymns. Carolyn Swick Dan Taylor, Steve Snover, and Tom Smith wait for the bell to ring that ends lunch. Nancy Tallman Dan Taylor David Taylor Dan Thomas Karen Thomas David Topolinski Pam Toutant VanCurler, Richard Kurt Salzano sets the ball up for Claudia Christie to spike over the net. 182 Tim Vanaman VanKleek, David Wade, Russell Warren, Mark Weaver, Jane Violctte, Mike Warden, Roberta 183 184 Chris Garland and Dan Race rehearse a new number for a future Madrigal performance at C.H.S. Ken Wheatley Cyndc West Toni Westover Bill White Julia Wilford John Whitmer Regina Whitmire Dave Williams Donna Willis 185 Mark Willis Dawn Wilson Hazel Sexton crowns 1971 King Dave Cinader, escorted by Sherry Kennedy and Kathy Smith. Kim Wilson Cheri Wood Dan Woodward 186 Joseph Wooley Debbie Wyckoff Mike Humphreys displays his obvious qualifications for being chosen “Ugly Man” for 1972. ( Susan Yarborough Mark Young Joy Zerbe 187 Compliments of ANDERSON APPRAISAL SERVICES, CLARKSTON LUMBER INC. Real Estate Appraisers 89 N. Holcomb and Consultants 2891 Dixie Highway, Pontiac, Mich. 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MICHIGAN PHONE 623-0344 CARRY OUT-EAT OUT-TELETRAY THE FOOD IS BEST AT HARVEY'S •TELETRAY EAT IN THE CAR AT THE COLONIAL HOUSE ONLY Student Index Adams, Gerry 10,78,97 Adams, Janise 78 Adams, Tim 136 Adkins, Dixie 78 Agar, Brent 78 Agar, Penny Jo 78 Alexander, Reg 108 Allen, Claudia 108 Allen, Gary 78 Allen, Marcia 108 Allen, Pam 136 Altman, Stephanie 132 Amos, Cheryl 108 Anderson, Kyle 40,41,136,142,141 Anderson, Pam 78 Anderson, Ray 108 Anderson, Tom 78 Anthony, Chris 78 Arnold, Rachel 108 Arnold, Vicki 78 Arpoika, David 79,30 Arrowsmith, Bev 114,136 Atherholt, Cindy 79 Atkinson, Geneva 108 Aulds, Mary 79 Auten, Don 79 Bach, Terry 79 Bailey, Alaina 79 Bailey, Chuck 136 Bailey, Dale 108 Bailey, Melody 79 Baker, Janes 108 Baker, Janet 79 Ball, Candy 137 Ball, Larry 108 Ballard, Dave 79 Ballard, Scott 79 Barber, Kim 79,81 Barnett, Donna 79 Barnett, Terri 137 Baumgardner, Dale 18,79 Baumunk, John 137 Becker, Greg 17,108 Bedore, Barbara 137 Beeman, Carol 108 Bell, Janet 137 Bell, Pamela 79 Bell, Zac 25,137 Bellaire, Linda 108 Bellairs, George 80 Bellehumeur, Joan 80 Bemor, Brian 137 Berry, Dean 80 Betzing, Pete 80 Bible, Alvia 80 Bickerstaff, Dave 108 Bigger, Beth 138 Bigger, Ken 132 Bigger, Richard 108 Bilbey,Pat 108 Bilbey, Stephen 80 Bildstein, Bill 12,52 Bindig, Kathie 108 Biondi, Marilyn 108 Birchett, Anyce 56,138 Bissell, Brian 10,138 Bixby.Ann 108 Black, Darlene 138,150 Black, Polly 80 Blanchfield, John 80 Blasey, Kim 60,61,138,141 Blehm, Margaret 108 Blickensdorf, Pat 80 Blimka, Peter 80 Bliss, Howard 139 Bliss, Sandy 80,86 Body, Paul 132 Bohn, Holly 80 Bolin, Kendra 108 Bond, Donna 80 Booker, Cynthia 15,20,23,109 Booker, Lee 13 Borsh,Tom 109 Bortz, Bridget 109 Bortz, Jim 109,122 Bowden, Kirt 139 Boyd, Jack 139 Brandel, Don 109 Brantley, Larry 139 Braun, Lisa 139 Bratt, Melinda 80 Braxton, Bruce 80 Brazier, Mary Jo 81 Breeding, Dave 109 Breininger, Pam 109 Brewer, Sharon 139 Brissette, Jane 81 Brittian, Daryl 80,81,96,102 Brokenshaw, Gayle 81 Brook, Bob 139 Brooks, Teresa 109 Brotemarkle, Terry 81 Brown, Ann 109 Brown, Jennifer 109 Brown, Judy 81 Brown, Lorraine 109 Brown, Lucy 81,88 Bryant, Carolyn 81 Bryant, Kelly 140 Budrow, Peggy 81 Buehrig, Chip 109,15 Bullard, Dan 140 Bullen, Linda 110 Burgess, Tim 81 Burnell, Debbie 81 Burnham, Rick 81 Burrus, Pat 140 Burton, Jim 140 Burton, Tom 140 Butler, Richard 140,158 Button, K. 81 Byers, Rachel 82 Byron, Nancy 82 Caldwell, Cherie 82 Caldwell, Daryl 110 Caldwell, Gayle 110 Caldwell, Sally 140,161 Calkins, Dean 82 Callahan, Lezlie 82 Callen.Kay 166 Campbell, Debby 110 Campbell, Gina 82 Campbell, Lee 140 Carey, David 140 Carlsen, Bryan 82 Carlson, Claude 82 Carpenter, Sherry 82 Carpenter, Steve 132 Carr, Pat 140 Carroll, Aline 40 Carroll, Billie 82,95 Carroll, Vera 141 Carte, Debbie 82 Carter, Jon 82 Carter, Mark 79,82 Carter, Teresa 82 Caskey, D. 82 Centers, Ronald 110 Chad, Jim 110 Chamarro, Chuck 141 Cheek, Vickie 110 Childers, Val 83 Christie, Claudia 141,183 Church, Jane 83 Cinader, Dave 142,186 Clark, Randall 83,84 204 Clark, James 110 Clark, Roger 128 Clifton, Russell 132 Coad, Pat 167 Coates, Mike 142 Cobb, Mary 110 Cohoon, Sheila 83 Cole, Gary 83 Cole, Sheila 142 Coles, Debbie 142 Coles, Steve 83 Compton, Randy 142 Connelly, Cathie 83 Constable, Sharon 110 Cook, Denise 142 Cooke, Craig 83 Coomer, B. 83 Cooper, A1 83 Cooper, Barry 83 Cooper, Brian 83 Cooper, Carol 143 Cooper, Kay 83 Cooper, Forect 143 Coppersmith, Wendy 83 Coulter, Terry 14,84 Coventry, Kevin 110 Cowdrey, Dennis 143 Cowdrey, Jim 84 Cowling, Susan 110 Cowling, Tracy 84 Cox, Emma 110 Cozadd, Ron 84 Craft, Nancy 29,111,115 Craig, William 143,153,53 Crane, Darrell 111 Crass, Connie 143 Crass, Karen 84 Craven, Ronald 84 Crawford, Frank 132 Crosby, Joe 143 Crosby , Miek 84 Crossley, Debra 111 Crouch, Jeff 84 Crowe, Rusell 40,41,65,111 Curry, Ed 84 Curry, Gerald 111 Curry, Steve 111 Curson, Linda 114,151 Cuthbertson, Terry 132 Cutshall, Alan 111 Czinder, Kathy 84 Dancey, Richard 11,144 Davidson,Earla 111 Davis, David 114 Davis, Jim 111 Davis, Mike 85 Davis, Patty 111 Day,Bob 144 Day, Calvin 144 Day, Duane 85 Day, Marion 111 DeArmond, Linda 111 Dean, Pat 85,30 DeClerck, Dave 85 Dell, Melissa 111 DeLongchamp, Dan 111 Deneen, Rod 132 Dengate, Denise 145 Dengate, Rick 85 Dennis, Doug 40 Dennis, John 112 Dennis, Mike 85,89,103 Dennis, Ken 112 Dennis, Ken 149 Denniston, Pam 85 DePorter, Mike 85 Derryberry, Teresa 112 DeQuis, Kurt 112 Detkowski, Debbie 145,155 Detkowski, Rick 48,133 DeWald, Randy 85 Dibble, Val 112 Difabbio, Sue 145 Dixon, Ted 112 Dome, Jeanne 57 Domrose, A1 112 Doner, Chuck 85 Dorse, Yvonne 86 Doty, Cathy 112 Doughe rty, John 145.179 Douglas, Jerry 112 Dowd, Ed 145 Dowdle, Teresa 86 Duncan, Marilayn 166 Dunk, Mark 86 Dureiko, Nancy 145 Dushane, Denise 112,128 Dutcher, Keith 145,167,174 Easier, Cindy 112 Eaton, Jan 28,60,61,146,141 Easton, Pat 112 Eaton, Carolyn 146 Eaton, Stella 86 Eibergen, Tom 86 Eisenhardt, Dale 133 Eisenhardt, Mark 146 Elert, Karen 86 Elliot, Susan 147 Elsholz, Jeff 86 Engler, M. 86 Engler, Mike 147 Epply, Vicki 86 Erb, Ron 86 Esser, Laura 92 Etchason, Charlotte 147 Evans, Pam 147,161 Evans, Steve 86 Evans, Sue 86 Evely, Bob 112 Faust, Jeff 86 Faust, Tim 112 Fay, Marcia 87 Fearnow, Beverly 112 Feneley, Dirk 87 Fernandez, Cathy 87 Fetter, Mike 112 Filbert, Bill 87 Finch, Gail 87 Findlay, Cindy 87 Fisher, Diane 147 Fisher, Mary 87 Fitch, Keith 147 Fitzthomas, Dana 147 Flanagan, Jerry 147,154 Flanagan, Steve 87 Fletcher, Kathy 147,31,142 Fogg, Greg 113 Foote, Don 51,113 Ford, Connie 87 Ford, Debbie 113 Foster, Andrea 87 Foster, David 113 Foster, Ferd 113 Foster, Ken 87 Foster, Teresa 87 Fox, Dawn 113 Frederickson, Theresa 78,87 Freiberg, Alan 148 Freiberg, Dan 113 Frick, Bruce 113 Fuller, Chris 148 Fuller, Diane 88 Funck, Darrel 88 Funk, Brad 145,148 Funk, Sue 88 Fusillier, Marcelline 109,113 205 Gackstetter, Rollie 113 Gaddis, Gary 113 Galbraith, Carol 148 Galbraith, Mary 88 Gallegly, Connie 148 Gallegly, Mark 113 Galligan, Norman 88,106 Gallo, Sue 113 Gardner, Cliff 167,174 Gardner, Greg 113 Gardner, Jim 88 Garland, Chris 148,184,38,141 Garnett, John 113 Garten, Carl 88 Gatton, Cathy 148 Gavar, Debbie 88 Caves, Becky 88 Geoit, Hazel 88 Geoit, Lewis 149 Geoit, Nancy 149,39 Gerber, Brian 48,125,132,114 Gelow, Randy 117,31 Gibbons, Glen 114 Gibbs, Debbie 60,61,114 Gibson, Jo 63,88 Glavach, Linda 88 Goebell, Sherry 89 Goemaerre, Becky 114 Golding, Bob 89 Golding, Dan 51,114 Golding, Mike 149,178 Golding, Patsy 149 Gordon, Jim 149 Gordon, Joe 89 Gougeon,Toni 89 Grace, Dan 167 Gragg, Denise 89 Graham, Geri 150 Graham, Larry 114 Grammer,Jama 29 Grandt, Mark 89 Grant, Roger 150 Grate, Lorie 98 Graves, Lori 89 Graves, Norma 114 Gravilla, Sherry 89 Gray, Ron 9,114 Green, Helen 89 Green, Terry 14,114,53 Griffiths, Joel 114 Grimshaw, Ellen 89 Grimshaw, Jeffery 89 Grogan, Sharon 114 Gruenberg, Sigrid 65,89 Guise, Kathy 90 Guzek, Dave 124 Guzinski, Cherri 90 Hagen, Bill 90 Hagen, Jack 114 Hagler, Jane 90 Hall, Bernadette 115 Hall, Cathy 115 Hall, Greg 150 Hall, Jeff 115 Hallman, Mark 17,29,115 Halsema, Marty 41 Hamilton, Bill 17,115 Hamilton, Dale 150 Hamilton, Kim 11,90,60,61,131 Hammond, John 90 Hancsak,Judi 150 Hankins, Mike 115 Hansen, Darby 115 Hanson, Mike 90 Hanson, Sandy 90 Hargraves, Barry 90 Hargraves, Glynn 151 Harrington, Vivian 90 Harris, Cliff 115,142 Harris, Elaine 90 Harris, Marquis 18,91 Harrison, Christie 151 Harrison, P. 90 Harrison, Scott 86,91,96 Hart, Kirk 12,151 Hart, Vicki 60,61,115 Hartman, Devon 78 Hartman, Scott 91 Haslip, Flora 91 Haslip, Frank 151 Hawke, Holly 41,91 Hawke, Jeff 151 Hawkins, Mary 91 Hayward, Craig 91 Head, James 91 Head, Mark 91 Head, MaryJean 151,173,141 Head, Roxanne 115 Heenan, Mike 91 Helvey, Debra 115 Helzer, Cheryl 91 Helzer, Cynthia 91 Henderson, Tom 92 Hennig, Chris 151 Hen wood, Chuck 152 Herr, Mike 115 Hewson,John 152 Hilley, Donna 152 Hillis, Steve 116 Hinkle, Donna 152 Hinkle, Evelyn 116 Hinkley,Tim 116 Hinton, Chad 116 Hinton, Cindy 116 Hipsher, John 92,107 Hitchcock, John 10,11,92 Hoard, Cheryl 116 Hoard, Wendy 78 Hoffman, Esther 92 Holcomb, Becky 92 Holcomb, Linda 152 Holloway, Jim 92 Holmes, Ed 152 Hool, Pam 92 Hoopengarner, Darla 41,114,116,118, 121 Hoopengarner, Jackie 153 Hoskins, Frank 153 Houck, Tom 92 Houts, David 92 Hovey, Debbie 92 Howe, Vickie 92 Howenstine, Bobbi 153 Hubble, Linda 78,92 Hudson, Teresa 92 Hughson, Don 116 Humphrey, Alleshia 116 Humphrey, Larry 133 Humphreys, Mike 153,176,187 Humphreys, Pat 11,116 Hunley, Barbara 116 Hunt, Rick 116 Hutchins, David 92 Hutchinson, Robert 92 Hux, A1 116,128 Hyde, Nancy 153 Hyndman, Angela 116 Hyndman,Mark 93 Inman, Noreen 153 Innis, Cheryl 154 Jacks, Mike 62,111,117 Jackson, Judy 154 Jacques, Pierre 62,63,81,154,32,33 Jenkins, Bryant 154,176 Jervis, Judy 60,61,93 Jewell, Mike 93 206 Johnson, Cheryl 93 Johnson, Curt 117 Johnson, Dave 154 Johnson, Dennis 93 Johnson, Greg 51 Johnson, Janet 56,117 Johnson, Jim 93 Johnson, Ken 13,49,117 Johnson, Marcia 154,141 Johnson, Mel 154 Johnson, Roger 93 Johnson, Sandy 155 Johnson, Vicki 155,141,45 Joldersma, Cindy 155 Jones, Jeanette 117 Jones, Jeff 93 Jones, Lynette 110,117 Jones, Sandy 93 Jones, Sharon 155 Jones, Sue 117 Jones, Sunni 117 Jorgensen, Chuck 93,166 Jorgensen, Gale 80,91,93,131,30 Joyner, Diane 93 Juliano, Donna 40,117 Juliano,Mike 93 Justice, Fay 93 Kapla, Kathy 155 Karmen, Kay 78,94,98 Karrick, Dan 94 Kath,Doughas 156,178 Kay, Gary 94 Kee, Salli 94 Keeley, Wayne 94 Kennedy, Jim 117 Kennedy, Sherry 156,186 Kerzykowski, Karen 156 Keyser, Boni 82,94 Kidd, Beth 86,94 Kidd, Lee 156 Kidd, Sandy 117 King, Debbie 94 King, Howard 156 King, Louie 145 King, Keith 156 Kish, September 117 Klark,Jim 156 Klien, Janet 117 Klump, Sherri 117 Klyder, Lorrie 94 Knott, Barb 156 Kojima, Crinker 157 Konkle, Terry 157 Kopplin,Cara 94 Kottke, Jayne 26,27,64,94 Kranich.Tom 157 Kraud, Angie 46,60,61,94 Kraud, Nia 158,141,30 Kreiner, William 94 Krick, Brian 158 Krisopeck, Gloria 94 Kuechle, Chris 10 Kushman, Jennifer 94 LaBarge, Dennis 95 LaBarge, Margaret 118 LaBeau.Joe 118 Lamb, Karen 95 Land, Debbie 95 Lane, Jeff 95 Lane, Terry 158 Lang, Keith 95 Langdon, Doug 158,167,174 Lape, Denise 95 Latimer, Rod 49 Latoza, Bill 158 Latter, Sue 95 Lavigne, Kirk 95 Lavigne, Lance 118 Lawrence, Jeff 95 Lawrence, Jim 118 Leach, Doug 95 Leaf, Chuck 158 Leaf, Dave 91,95 Leak, Brian 16,150,159 Leak, Scott 118 LeBaron, Chuck 118 LeBaron, Donna 95 Lee, Vicki 159 Leichtnam, Janie 133 Lekander, Tim 25,28,118 Leopold, Barry 95 Leopold, Lezlie 159 Lepper, Ron 118 Lessard, Joe 159,167,174 Levigne, Tim 95,97 Lewis, Jon 159 Liles, Chris 75 Liles, Tammy 118 Limbaugh, Martin 95 Lindahl, Greg 96 Lindahl, LeeAnn 118 Lintz, Rick 118 Little, Laurel 159 Little, Leslie 96 Lipka, Steve 118 Loba, Dennis 96 Loba, James 160,179 Locher, Cathy 160 Locher, John 118 Locher, Mary 82,96 Long, Cindy 96 Love, Rich 160 Lund, Lynda 96 Lundy, Jan 26,27,41,65,118 Lynch,Shannon 160 Lyons, Debby 96 MacDougall, Malcomb 104 MacKay,Sue 160 MacMilan, Gary 118 MacRae, S. 96 Maddock, Kathy 96 Mager, Debra 118 Mager, Georgina 119,125 Malone, Linda 96 Manley, Cathy 20 Mansfield, Debbie 119 Marsac, Debbie 119 Marshall, Alice 21,60,61,116,30 Marshall, Mary 96 Marshall, Renee 119 Martin, Cathy 119 Martin, Cheryl 96,98 Martin, Patti 96 Mason, Gary 85,96,97 Mason, Gordon 160 Masters, Laura 161 Matlock, Susan 119 Matthias, Klaus 161,32,33 Mauti, Steve 96,97 May, Barb 96 Mayer, Kathleen 150,161 Mayo, John 41,119 Mayo, Kim 161 Mears, Nancy 97 Medlin, Ed 119 Merglewski, Barb 97 Merglewski, Char 161 Merkel, Debbie 161,180 Mersino, Mike 119 Messer, Sharron 162 Metrick, Larry 97 Metrick,Mike 119 Meyer, B. 97 Mielke, Karen 162,141 Mielke,Lynn 119 Mihalcheon, Pam 5 6,5 7,119 207 Miles, Donna 162 Milkey,Judy 97 Miller, Bonnie 133 Miller, John 97 Miller, Julie 162 Miller, Randy 162 Miller, Renee 97 Miller, Susan 163 Millimine. Mike 96,97 Mills, Sonia 89,98 Millward, Dan 50,98 Miracle, Greg 154,163 Miracle, Karen 119 Miracle, Larry 119 Miracle, Sharon 120 Mobley, Tim 163 Molina, Nancy 163 Moller, Doleres 98 Molter, Karen 98 Moon, Vicki 163 Moore, Bev 98 Moore, Chuck 163 Moore, Craig 62,126,129,120 Moore, Don 163 Moore, Donna 163 Moore, Mat 98 Moore, Vickie 98 Morouse, Michelle 98 Morris, Barb 164 Morrow, Therese 98 Morse, Beverly 164 Morse, Jill 150,164,38 Moshier,Greg 120 Moss, Carol 164 Motsinger, Kitty 98 Mudge.Tara 120 Mulherin, Nancy 164 Mullane, Maureen 165 Mullane, Teri 98 Mullen, Mark 98 Mumbower, Sheryl 176,165,180 Munchausen, Bob 165 Myers, Ron 120 Myers, Terry 165 McArthur, Don 165 McArthur, Robert 96 McCallum, Cindy 97 McCarrick, Debbie 97 McCloud, Barb 97 McClusky, Sandy 120 McCord, Mike 165 McDermott, Debbie 120 McDermott, Ron 97 McFarland, Buff 41,97,58,59,44 Mclntire, John 120 McLean, Catherine 97 McMillan, Kevin 120 McQuillan, Theresa 97 Nagel, Sandie 165,178 Navarre, Cathy 165 Navarre, Michele 166 Navarre, Yvonne 120 Neal, Judy 120 Neff, Bill 120 Neff, Karen 98 Neff, Lisa 8,98 Newhart, Scott 99 Newman, Bob 99 Newman, Cheryl 166 Nicholas, Lou 120 Nicholson, Karen 166,141 Nicholson, Pam 121 Nicholson, Prudy 99 Nickols, Pat 166,177 Nicol, Claudia 99 Nicol, Linda 99 Norris, Regina 99 Northcote, MaryAnn 166,141,44,45 Norton, Steve 121 Novak, Joe 119 Oakley, Irving 99 O’Brien, Joe 121 Ochoa, Jeff 166 O’Dell, Brenda 121 O’Dell, Pat 121 Ogans, Charlene 167 Ogg, Chris 121 Olafsson, Thor 10,11,113,121 Ollila, Jeff 167 Olney, Pat 87,99 Olson, Bruce 167 Olson, Chuck 99 O’Neal, Dan 99 O’Neal, Gary 121 Ostrand, Sue 167,179 Overton, Carol 121 Pace, Anthony 99 Pace, Steve 121 Packer, Colleen 167 Packer, Jennifer 99 Palace, Bill 121 Palace, Garnet 159,167 Palmer, Cindy 29,168 Palmer, Jona 121 Palmer, Linda 168 Palmer, Pat 99,113 Pambid.John 121 Parrott, Tom 99 Parsons, Sherry 100 Partlo, Dave 122 Partlo, Steve 100 Paul, Rosemary 168 Paulson, Debbie 169 Paulson, Donna 169 Payne, Pam 100 Perkins, Lawrence 122 Perria,Gary 169 Perria, Pat 169 Perry, Cyndie 100 Perry, Marc 122 Persful, Lona 122 Peters, Craig 100 Peters, Kirk 169,31 Peters, Mark 122 Peterson, Doug 167,169,174 Phelps, Howard 100 Philpott, Neal 169 Philpott, Steve 122 Pidd, Winnie 169,175 Plummer, Richard 169 Poage, Kathy 170 Poeppe, Kevin 122 Polasek, Dianne 170 Poole, Julia 100 Poole, Mark 16 Pope, Gary 122 Pope, Lewis 100 Porter, Marilyn 100 Postal, Mark 122 Potter, Sherry 100 Potts, Steve 122 Powell, Brian 100 Powell, Don 170 Prater, Candy 122 Preseau,Paul 100 Presnell, Ann 170 Pretznow, Barb 100 Prevost, Shirley 100 Prieto, Lois 122 Proffitt, Len 122 Pryomski, Gary 100 Pryomski, Mike 171,179,45 Puckett, Debra 100 Puddington, George 144,171 Pugh, Roy 101 Purdue, Diane 101 208 Putnam, Jim 122 Quigley, Bill 122 Quinlan, Pat 122 Race, Dan 171,184 Rademacher, Teresa 64,101 Ragatz, Paula 60,61,101 Rappuhn, Donna 171 Ratliffe, Alan 171 Ray man, Becky 123 Raymer, Cay 101 Redwood, Mike 171 Reekwald, Dan 107 Reekwald, Russ 14 Regen tin, Mike 101 Reginek, Michelle 11,60,61,100,101 Reis, Rick 171,178 Rembach, Barb 123 Rembach, Connie 123 Rice, Lorrie 172,141 Richards, Dave 123 Richardson, Mike 172 Riddle, Nancy 60,61,101 Ridgeway, Martha 101 Ridgeway, RaeAnne 123 Ridley, Robin 172 Rikerd,John 123 Rikerd, Karen 101 Rivard, Debbie 101 Rivard, Mary 123 Rizzuto, Diane 29,60,61,101 Robertson, Nancy 172 Robins, Steve 101 Robinson, Gail 172 Robinson, Isabel 172,175,186 Robinson, Pat 101 Rodriquez, Teri 123 Rondo, Robin 172 Rondo, William 101 Ronk,Jim 123 Ronk, Kathy 60,61,146,153,172 Roper, Debra 123 Rose, Steve 123 Ross, Nancy 101 Rowan, Charles 123 Rowland, Vicki 160,172 Ruelle, Kathy 123 Ruhala, Kathy 101 Ruhala,Joe 123 Rumsey, Rod 89,101 Rumsey, Sandy 123 Rundell,Gary 123 Rush, Bob 102 Russell, Bob 102 Russell, Renee 173 Rutherford, Tom 102 Sackrider, Sue 85,102 Sadler, Deborah 102 Sage, Roland 102 Saile.Mike 124 Salk, Eugene 63 Salk, Greg 42,62,173 Salzano, Kurt 124,182 Sanchez, Tony 13,173 Sanders, Jeff 124 Sans, Jeff 94,102 Sartell, Deb 23,25,60,61,124 Schell, Joe 174 Schmidgall, Gene 102 Schmude, Sue 174 Schudlich, Erich 174 Schuler, Yvonne 102 Schulte, Debbie 102 Schulte, Rick 174 Schultz, Jan 174 Schwartz, Dan 124 Schwartz, Gary 124 Scott, Bob 102 Sczerenet, Roger 41,124 Sealy,Jane 29,124 Seaman, Gary 174 Seaman, Jeff 102 Seaton, Mike 48,133 Seffens, Jim 174 Seffens, Judy 125 Seffens, Mike 102 Seigert, K. 102 Sexton, Hazel 175,186,141 Sharp, Karen 150,175 Sheck, Andrea 125 Shelton, Larry 125 Shepard, Dennis 102 Sherwood, Vicki 175 Shilling, Alison 125 Shoptaw, Sherry 102 Short, Don 12,13,103 Shreves, Rick 175 Shuler, Jan 175 Shurtz, Terry 103 Sicklesteel, Gail 138,176 Simkins, Desiree 125,31 Simko, Dave 176 Simonds, Lorna 176 Simpson, Brenda 150,176 Simpson, D. 133 Simpson, Eli 103 Sinclair, Daryl 176 Sinclair, Deanna 125 Sizemore, Myra 103 Skarritt, Linda 176,141 Slade, Debbie 125 Smalley, Cindy 103 Smith, Becky 125 Smith, Caroline 103 Smith, Cathy 103 Smith, Cecil 177 Smith, Cheryl 177 Smith, Conrad 133 Smith, Dave 177 Smith, Dean 49,103 Smith, Jack 126 Smith, Kathy 57,177,186 Smith, Mike 177 Smith, Pam 29,177,179 Smith, Rick 103 Smith, Rod 126 Smith, Terry 18,25,103 Smith, Theresa 103 Smith, Tom 178,181 Smith, Vickie 126 Snitchler, Joe 133 Snover, Steve 178,118 Somers, Nancy 178 Sommers, Bruce 178 Sommers, Gary 178 Sossamon, Pamela 126 Soulby, Bruce 126 Soulby,Jane 103 Sova, Dennis 126,133 Sova, Sherrie 178 Spangler, Doug 125 Speace,Kay 161,179 Speace, Paula 103 Spitler, Ray 103 Sprague, David 126 Sprung, Cindy 103 Squiers, Debbie 179 Stamper, Barry 179 Stamper, Bill 96,103 Stanley, Barb 104 Stanley, Sarilyn 126 Stanton, Chris 104 Stapleton, Jeff 104 Stelmach, Dale 179 Stewart, Chuck 126 Stewart, Jim 164,179 Stewart, Phyllis 161,179 209 Stitt, Janet 126 Stoddard, L. 133 Stormer, Shannon 104 Strapp, Carole 40 Streeter, Debbie 104 Strehle, Carol 104 Strilecky, Tina 126 Strom, David 180 Stutzman, Alan 180 Stutzman, Martha 104 Surre, Lynn 104 Surre, Sue 28,61,180 Svetkoff, Bill 180 Swanson, Greg 126 Swanson, Judy 126 Swarthout, Kim 104 Swartz, D. 104 Sweet, C. 133 Swick, Carolyn 180 Swick, Williams 104 Tallman, Nancy 181 Tarvestad, Faith 126 Taylor, Dan 181 Taylor, Dave 181 Taylor, Don 104 Taylor, John 127 Terreault, Denise 104 Thomas, Dan 181 Thomas, Karen 181 Thomas, Linda 127 Thomas, Richard 104 Thompson, Terri 104 Thompson, Tim 15,104 Thom, Kent 93,104 Tibbits, Sue 105 Tilley, Pat 105 Tolbert, Charles 127 Tolliver, Bryan 105 Tolliver, Steve 127 Topolinski, David 181 Tossey, Mike 127 Toutant,Pam 151,181 Tower, Beth 89,105 Tower, Lynn 182 Trim, Bill 105 Trim, Jeff 182 Trim, Robert 182 Trim, Sue 105 Turner, John 182 Turner, Paula 127 Underwood, Thomas 127 Vailliencourt, Debbie 105 Vanaman, David 51,105 Vanaman,Tim 166,182 VanCurler, Bill 105 VanCurler, Richard 182 Vandenberg, Joseph 127 Vandenberg, Steve 105 VanDeVelde, Jerry 127 VanHentenryck, Victor 105 Vascasseno, Margaret 105 Vasko, Shirley 127 Vaughn, Kathy 105 Verch,Pam 127 Violette, Mike 183 Violette, Nancy 41,105 Wade, Russ 183 Wagner, Cindy 127 Waites, Charmaine 127 Walerych, Paul 127 Walker, Belinda 128 Walker, Sharon 128 Wallace, Melissa 105 Walls, Dan 105 Walter, Mike 105 Walters, Craig 128 Walts, John 128 Wardell, Vickie 128 Warden. Roberta 183 Warden, Sandy 98,106 Warren, Carol 41,106 Warren, Mark 17,154,157,183 Waterbury, Cindy 128 Waterbury, Michael 128 Waterbury, Toni 106 Watson, Kathi 106,166 Weaver, Jane 56,183 Weaver, Lenore 184 Webber, Robin 184 Webber, Sue 106 Wedge, Janice 106 Weichel.Jeff 128 Welch, Cloria 184 West.Cynde 185 West, Jan 106 West.Judi 106 Weston, Cliff 106 Westover, Toni 185 Wetzel, J. 106 Wheatley, Cheri 106 Wheatley, Ken 185 Wheeler, Steve 106 White, Gary 139,152,52 White, Bill 185 Whitehead, David 106 Whitmer, Bruce 126,128 Whitmer, John 185 Whitmire, Patti 106 Whitmire, Regina 185 Wickline, Donita 106 Wiley, Vem 133 Wilford, Julia 146,162,185 Williams, Dave 185 Williams, Doug 106 Williard, Lois 65,119,128 Willis, Donna 185 Willis, Joan 107 Willis, Mark 48,107,186 Willis, Sue 107 Willits, Debi 60,61,128 Willockx, Fred 129 Willockx, Jim 107 Willson, Dawn 186,141,45 Willson, Karen 107 Wilson, Debbie 107 Wilson, Don 107 Wilson, Don 107 Wilson, Jim 129 Wilson, Kim 160,165,186 Wilson, Steve 133 Wiser, Pat 129 Womack, Ted 107 Wood, Cheri 186 Wood, Pat 107 Woodard, Scott 107 Woodham, Ken 107 Woodward, Dan 186 Woolley, Joe 187 Wright, David 129 Wright, Mike 107 Wright, Nancy 129 Wright, Vance 107 Wyckoff, Debbie 187,39 Yarbrough, Sue 138,187 Yingling, Mike 129 Young, Mark 187 Young, Sandy 107 Young, Sheila 129 Youngs, Linda 129 Youngs, Richard 118 Zachos, Becky 22,25,88,107 Zander, Roger 129 Zelenak, Mark 107 Zerbe, Joy 149,187,38,39,141 210