Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1981 volume:

THIS BOOK IS MERELY A REMINDER OF PEOPLE, PLACES, AND EVENTS THAT WERE THE 1980-81 YEAR. IT IS DEDICATED TO ALL PICTURED WITHIN TO REMIND THAT 1980-81 IS PART OF YOU --PART OF YOU AS YOU GROW, AS YOU ADVANCE, AND AS YOU MOVE UP, UP, AND AWAY! 3 WOULD YOU LIKE TO FLY IN MY BEAUTIFUL 4 5 BALLOON? THE WORLD’S A NICER PLACE IN MY BEAUTIFUL BALLOON. 7 BEAUTIFUL BALLOON IT WEARS A NICER FACE IN MY WE CAN SING A SONG AND SAIL ALONG THE SILVER SKY, 9 FOR WE CAN FLY! 10 WE CAN FLY! 12 FOR A STAR TO GUIDE US. 13 Stephen Alexander Darcy Armstrong Donna Arpoika Sheila Atkinson Paul Bachor 18 Cheri Barnard David Barr Kim Barden Karen Barger 19 Robin Barrett Lynda Basinger Louise Baylis Bradley Beattie Brenda Beaulieu Patricia Becker Jack Beckman 20 Vicki Bedore Brad Bender Gregg Bender Laurie Bender Eric Bennett Evie Biggs Jennifer Bindig Mary Birkett Jody Blanchfield Cyndie Blower Ronald Bourdon Michael Bradley David Brancheau Laurel Bojanzyk Janet Bowers Julia Boyer Amy Bradley Dennis Brandt Delbert Breeding Phillip Breininger Sheri Brennan 23 Vickie Breuer Daniel Bright Heather Brown Kathy Brown Sandra Brown Barbara Bruce Kelley Brumback Edward Burnette Kevin Burton Michael Butler Susan Butler Edward Carter Joseph Cayuela Shelley Callahan Kathy Castillo Jerry Charboneau Kimberly Cheek Terry Chyba Alexandra Campe Kathie Caswell Kimberly Carpenter Theresa Catalano Julie Darling Rick Davies Deeann Davis Raymond Davis Kimberly Ditch Deborah Dobson Dennise Dryden Jennifer Donahue Kristen Domroese Kevin Douglas Jeannie Dunn Douglas Downey m Richard Dunn Joe Duirs Ann Dutton Rick Emerson Barbara England Laura Ernst Kurt Esselink 29 Bob Ferguson Roger Fleishans Chris Fenton Johnna Ferrens Ronald Feneley Anthony Ferrara Scott Ferguson Cindy Ewing Ann Fairse 30 Karl Fritzinger Laurie Froling 31 Dale Fulcher Richard Furguson Jennifer Gaddis Lisa Gilchrist David Glavach Patricia Goeringer Catherine Goldner Scott Graham Julie Greetham Thomas Guzek Beth Haddad Holly Hagemeister Daniel Hahn Thomas Hall Susan Ham Mark Hanna Todd Hardy 33 Richard Harken 34 Stephen Heard Penny Hefner April Hegel Norma Heimbecker Norman Helzer Todd Hensley Dave Hertler Timothy Higgins 35 Michael Hodgson Kimberly Holey Gregory Holloway Peter Hoopfer Kimberly Howenstine Coreen Hippensteel Matthew Hool Bobbie Hosier Kristina Hunn Frank Hunt Bill Innis September Irish Corey Isbell Teresa Janis Lance Jewett Keith Jidas 37 Susan Jorgensen Sherri Justice Edmond Ketzler Mike Kinney Jill Koch Andrea Kosiba Becky Kirk Kristin Kostich Stephanie Knowles Deanna Kozlowicz Richard Lamphere Greg Lane Laura Lanoue Don Lanpher 40 41 Jennifer Maas Dana MacCartey Donald Mack David Mallett Patricia Manley Gail Mann 42 Teresa Manus Christopher Marlowe Rod Martin Karen Masak Sheryl Mawhinney Cheryl Maxam Toni Martinez Janice Maynard Edward Mclnnis 43 Richard McKibben Curtis Menzies Todd Meredith Ralph Messing Cheryl Miller 4 Dee Milner Marc Molzon Patricia Moore Jenelle Morrison Connie Mortimore Shannon Moshier Wendy Moshier David Moss Dave Muhleck Julie Munger Alicia Myers Kevin Nancarrow Susan Nowakowski Timothy Nurenberg Nicholas Odea David Odell William Odell Michelle Okros Leif Olafsson 46 Nels Olsen Devin Oneill Melissa Opria Belinda Palmiter Phillip Parker Joel Partlo Nora Patterson Kevin Peck 47 Craig Pilditch Steven Percival William Peters Derek Place Mark Platt Mark Popour 46 Dave Porter Keith Prieto Matthew Pritchett Dale Quye Bryan Rexford Diane Ridley Roy Robb Amy Rhodes Carolyn Reppuhn Todd Rice Julie Rescoe Dean Richardson Patricia Rieth Kimberly Roberts 50 Ann Rose Julie Roy Theresa Roy Curt Runey 51 Julie Sanders Roy Santola Christine Sartor Thomas Sassie 52 Paul Schellinger Catherine Schrubba Saul Scott 53 % Kelly Shepherd Michael Sherwood Michelle Sherwood Mary Simkins 54 Betsy Spiker Jack Sprung Michelle St. Charles Tammy Stamper Edward Starkey Bruce Stewart Elizabeth Stout 55 Gina Thomas Greg Thomas Michael Thompson Brent Tinsler Teri Topous Brad Townsend Kenneth Travis Terri Trim 57 Thomas Urbin Kelley Ushman Karen VanPelt Lee Verbouw Sandra Vernot Jeffery Vogl 58 Damon Warden 59 60 61 62 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Theresa Abbott Kimberly Appel Thomas Baker Diana Barger Brian Bellant James Bianchfield Michaelle Bleau Michael Broaddus Mark Brzezinski Wayne Burlison Brandon Burton Damon Butler Teresa Carroll Deborah Castle David Champagne Frederick Church Robert Cotter Tammi Craft William Downer Steven Drake Kimberly Drozdowski Kathryn Edwards David Farnsworth Virginia Flores Robert Gardner Andrew Gee William Glass Chris Gourand Kathleen Grace Laurie Gravlin Roger Grimsley Kathy Hagyard Frank Hamby Laurie Hamilton Sheryl Hamlin Joel Hartzman Mark Heringshausen Robert Holcombe Allan Huff Corazon Hulleza Nile Hunt Dale Hurteau Phillip Hutchons Larry Inman Jeffrey Johnson Lesa Johnson Mark Johnson Karen Joldersma Ernest Jones Michael Jones Todd Joyce Julie Ketchum Sharon Ketvirtis Timothy Kinkle Brian Klein Kevin Kline Raymond Kuhn Donald Lambert Dave Loba George MacEachern Bruce Marino Kevin McDonald John McIntyre Margaret McLeod Frank Meeker Kenneth Miller Gary Mott Lea Nadison Gary Newton Michael Ogans Elsa Olsen Sherri Owens Ryan Parden Richard Paulson Tina Rice Jerry Riddle Michael Romano Johnny Rondo Kevin Rose W. Rowland John Samson Dennis Sanford Evan Simion Matthew Sleva James Smith Janet Spencer Bob Sprague Michael Stutz Kristen Terry Douglas Thompson Paul Thompson Laura Todd Yale Towell Michael Tower Lora Veach Laura Wall Brian Wallace Michael Welch Thomas Welch Kathleen Williamson 63 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL BOTTOM ROW: Kirk Charboneau, Tim Taylor, Bruce Dale. Shawn Mosele. Brian Davies. Ed Goldner. Mike McDermott. Pat Caffery. SECOND ROW: Coach Getzan. Dave MacLennan, Rich Cole, Dave Maloney. John Robenault. Jim Walker, Mike Weiler, Shannon Shilling, Scott Tempte. THIRD ROW: Richie Schrader. Tom Williams, Eric Krause. Steve Davidson, Rick Bourdon, John Laporte. Bill Turk, Devin Brown. FOURTH ROW: Greg Gilbert. Pat Rausch, Brad Moshier. Will Williams. Rusty Bennett. Steve Hamelin. Pete Maierle, Bill Mansfield. TOP ROW: George Diehl, Greg Seddon. Mike Clem. Wendy Mcllrath. Sam Mallett. Chris Ritter (Manager), Renee Mercier, Dana MacCartey. Guy Harrington, Chris Warden. (Not Pictured: Brian Popour, Bob Pursley, Dave Armstrong) SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WIN LOSS CHS OPP Swartz Creek W 20-6 Clintondale L 12-13 Rochester W 20-7 W. Bloomfield W 19-6 Lake Orion W 35-12 Kettering W 12-6 Milford W 39-7 Rochester Adams L 13-6 Brighton W 15-14 66 The 1980 J.V. Football Team continued a growing tradition by reigning as undefeated G.O.A.L. Champs for the third consecutive year. After a season opening win, 20-6, at Swartz Creek, the J.V.’s suffered one of their two defeats of the year to Clintondale, 13-12. The team then won all five of their league games, outscoring the opposition 127 to 33. The two season ending games proved very exciting with a 16-13 loss to Adams followed by a last game victory, 15-14, over Brighton. This gave the team a 7-2 record. Team leadership provided by tri-Captains Rusty Bennett, Kevin Brown, and Brad Moshier, played a big role in the Wolves' success. Brad Moshier was selected as Most Valuable Player. The Most Improved Player Award went to Pete Maierle. 67 GIRLS JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW: Lori Martin, Traci Sherman, Kim Adkins, Dawn Willett, Becky Buhl, Marina Hamlett. TOP ROW: Manager-Diane Pfahlert, Janet Curry, Marget SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WIN LOSS CHS OPP Avondale W 36-29 Roch. Adams w 39-34 Lake Orion L 36-37 Waterford Mott L 30-48 Waterford Kettering L 36-51 Lasher W 31-25 Milford w 47-12 Walled Lake Western L 45-48 W. Bloomfield L 28-33 Andover W 55-29 Rochester L 28-46 Brandon W 44-21 Lake Orion L 33-41 Township W 64-20 Waterford Kettering L 24-37 Oxford L 27-48 Milford W 44-34 Oxford W 31-30 W. Bloomfield w 30-27 Rochester L 29-39 Nelson, Martha Huttenlocher, Nancy Kussavage, Jamie Howenstine, Denise Gretz, Coach Carla Teare. 68 1) Wolves scrambling for the ball. 2) Nancy Kussavage shooting a jump shot. 3) Martha Huttenlocher going for a loose ball. 4) Dawn Willett making a fast break. 5) Dawn Willett passes to Becky Buhl. 4 3 The Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with a 10-10 record and much improvement over last year. Highlights of the season were victories over Oxford and West Bloomfield after losing to each earlier in the year. The team’s high scorer was Lori Martin with a total of 182 points averaging 9.1 points per game. Lori also led with most steals for the Wolves with 65. High rebounder was Nancy Kussavage with 166 rebounds, averaging 8.7 per game. Martha Huttenlocher followed as second highest rebounder. Becky Buhl contributed both offensively and defensivley to the Wolves attack with 102 points and 41 steals for the season. 5 69 70 VARSITY FOOTBALL ACTION SCOREBOARD OPPONENT WIN LOSS CHS OPP Swartz Creek W 43-0 Clintondale w 14-7 Rochester w 18-0 W. Bloomfield w 12-0 Lake Orion w 21-0 Kettering w 14-8 Milford w 41-0 Rochester Adams L 0-3 Brighton W 21-12 1980 G.O.A.L. CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW: Captains Mike Schumborg. Mark Hughes, Bryan Rexford. SECOND ROW: Manager Steve Alexander, Greg Roselli, Ron Wagner, Dave Hertler, Mike Stefanski, Jeff Miracle, Todd Thompson, Kurt Esselink, Brad Sheldon, Steve Nichols, Joel Partlo, Karl Fritzinger, Eric Beamer. THIRD ROW: Manager Steve Atkinson, Dave Fulcher, Don Mack, Rich Lamphere, Greg Thomas, Craig Pilditch, Tim Ellis, Bruce Burwitz, Tim Brennan. Mike Ogans, Dave Hastie, Ray Davis, Jim Smith. FOURTH ROW: Manager Robert Hahn. Jerry McVety, Kurt Norman. Keith Prieto. Curt Runey. Al Nielsen, Derek Place, Kevin Teague, Steve Alexander, Mark Peterson, Don Rush, Kim Lair, Mike Kinney. FIFTH ROW: Bill Ross, Tim Swalwell. Mike Westwater, Jack Sprung, Enzo Duva, Ron Feneley, Mark Johnson, Tony Wilson, Guy Hubble, Gary Anderson, Kevin Krause. Craig Verch, Greg Wilson. TOP ROW: Duane Cahill, Adam Kline, Arden Collier, John Weiler, Steve Wyckoff, Coach George Porritt, Coach Kurt Richardson, Coach Dave Martin, Head Coach Walt Wyn-iemko. It was quite a year on the gridiron as the Wolves captured G.O.A.L. Championship. The team proved it could mesh together to produce one of the finest teams in Clarkston’s history. The defense came up with five shut outs-four of them coming from G.O.A.L. opponents. The offense showed they could move the ball with a running and passing attack, especially in the second quarter. The varsity Coaching Staff of Walt Wyniemko, Kurt Richardson, George Porritt and Dave Martin, along with 53 players and lots of hard work and determination cohered to dramatize the art of producing change. Individual Award Winners were: G.O.A.L. Winners (Offense): Brad Sheldon, Mark Hughes, Mike Kinney, Jim Smith, Kevin Krause. (Defense): Kurt Norman, Karl Fritzinger, Mike Schumborg, Craig Pilditch, and Steve Wyckoff-lst Team All State. Honorable Mentions went to: Greg Thomas, Bryan Rexford, Ron Feneley, Bruce Burwitz, Tim Brennan, Dave Fulcher, Rich Lamphere, Mike Ogans and Joel Partlo. The team showed charisma and class that made them well respected within the league and throughout the state. Next year’s team will face The Challenge to Repeat.” CROSS COUNTRY BOTTOM ROW: John Mclnnis. Alan Wall, Scott Ferguson, Ed Angela Balzarini, Kim Hughes, Coach Mike Kaul, Robyn Ron-clnnis, Jim Cocker. Andy Balzarini, Steve Coleman. quillo, Mary Ann Frericks. Chris O’Rourke. Bill Weeks. (Not TOP ROW: Mark Reene. Sharon Ketvertis, Lisa Demeree. Pictured: Sherri Rowland) 4 1) The Spike Tree. 2) Kim Hughes is cheered on by Scott Ferguson. 3) Angela Balzarini and Robyn Ronquillo smile for the photographer. 4) Bill Weeks races to pass an opponent. 5) Mark Reene and Ed Mclnnis build endurance. 6) And they're off! 7) Sharon Ketvertis and Mary Ann Frer-icks hustle to pass Lake Orion runners. The Cross Country teams, both boys and girls, have improved this year under the coaching of Mr. Mike Kaul. The Most Valuable member of the boys team was Scott Ferguson. Sherri Rowland was voted Most Valuable for the girls team. A special award for Most Spirited was given to Sharon Ketvertis for her enthusiasm. Coach Kaul is hoping that the Cross Country teams will continue to grow in numbers and success. J.V. VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: Dawn Willett. Traci Sherman. Krista Pilditch. Renee Mercier. Marina Hamlett. Becky Buhl. BACK ROW: Mgr. Sherri. Nancy Davis. Michelle Barks. Jamie Howenstine. Annette Ulasich. Stacey Wasik, Coach Foster. Hard work and practice really paid off for the J.V. Volleyball Team this year. The girls ended the season Number One in their league. Leading the winning team were Captains Jamie Howenstine and Annette Ulasich. Miss Nancy Foster, a CHS graduate, coached the girls to their successful performance. 1) Dawn Willett sets. 2) Becky Buhl and Nancy Davis have those ‘winners’ smiles.” 3) Annette Ulasich keeps her eyes on the ball as Nancy Davis spikes. 74 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FRONT: Tammy Wilder. Julie LePere. Shaun O'Brien, Sandy Mason, Beth Walker, Michelle Ulasich. BACK: Manager Kris Kulaszewski, Gina Red. Beth Haddad, Diane Pfahlert, Kathy Weber, Lanette Whitehead. Patti White. Coach L. Denstaedt. Varsity Volleyball season ended with 14 Wins to only 3 losses leaving the team tied for First Place with Rochester for the second consecutive year. Captains Beth Walker and Julie LePere lead the girls to their many victories and fine performances in invitational tournaments. Again this year. Mrs. Linda Denstaedt provided her coaching expertise. 1) Kathy Weber executes a bump. 2) Lanette Whitehead and Patti White block. 3) Coach Denstaedt gathers the team for a between-games pep talk. 75 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 3 2 1) Lanette Whitehead Scores on a 15-foot jump shot. 2) Tracee Antos shoots for two. 3) Clarkston gets the jump ball. 4) Jane Acton prepares for victory. 5) Lanette Whitehead searches for an open player. 6) Tracee Antos attempts a lay-up. 7) Lynn McCormick grabs the rebound. 4 76 URKSft BOTTOM ROW: Tracee Antos, Julie Hawke, Julie Blacket, Jeanne Herron, Michelle Ulasich. TOP ROW: Coach Dave MacDonald, Jane Acton, Annette Ulasich, Lisa Forsyth, Lanette Whitehead, Lynn McCormick, Janet Zographos. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team showed an improved performance this year, winning ten games and losing ten. The Wolves were led in scoring and rebounding by Senior, Lisa Forsyth. Returning players Jane Acton, Tracee Antos, Lynn McCormick, Michelle Ulasich, and Lanette Whitehead provided a refined attack. Sophomore Annette Ulasich was the team’s second leading scorer. New-comers, Julie Blacket, Jeanne Herron, and Julie Hawke, rounded out the team. The team played excellent defense all year and won their last regular season game with a thrilling come-from-behind victory over Rochester. J.V. WINS LEAGUE TITLE! Shawn Mosele, Mike Dearborn, Mike Rick Williams, Mike McCormick, Kevin Clem, Scott Temple, Pat Rausch, Tom Brown, Joel Schrader, Coach Larry Williams, Craig Nicolai, Mahrle. 2 CHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENT OPP. 44 Davison 48 50 Flint Carmen 48 64 Lake Orion 43 62 Kettering 46 43 Mott 40 54 West Bloomfield 40 29 Lakeland 40 57 Milford 23 47 Adams 34 61 Rochester 55 65 Andover 38 32 Lake Orion 29 50 Township 45 40 Kettering 42 42 West Bloomfield 41 49 Pontiac Central 56 58 Milford 24 52 Lahser 4,4 54 Rochester 52 78 Coach Larry Mahrle’s Junior Varsity basketball team won their third league title in four years, with an overall record of 15-4, 9-1 in league play. Highlights of this successful season were beating Waterford Mott, Waterford Township, and dual wins over Rochester. Defense was the key for the Wolves, allowing only 42 points per game. Containing their opponents was a major factor in staying close and winning the important contests. The Wolves shot an amazing 70% from the foul line to win many of their close games. Aiding the defense and leading the team in rebounds was Rick Williams with 139. Individual honors went to Mike McCormick, who averaged 13.1 points per game and was voted Most Valuable Player; Tom Williams, Most Improved, and Mike Dearborn, Captain of this Championship Team. 4 1) Coached Marhle explains the offensive pattern to Shawn Mosele. 2) Tom Williams controls the jump ball against Milford. 3) Rick Williams pushes the ball upcourt against Rochester Adams. 4) Joel Schrader drives past his Adams opponent. 5) Shawn Mosele tries to stop his man from going to the baseline. 6) Milford cannont stop Clarkston's Most Valuable Player. Mike McCormick as he drives in for another basket. 5 79 VARSITY BASKETBALL i CHS SCOREBOARD Opponent OPP 68 Davison 75 50 Flint Carman 49 46 Lake Orion 39 61 Kettering 64 48 Mott 41 64 West Bloomfield 46 54 Lakeland 56 49 Milford 43 64 Rochester Adams 46 49 Rochester 39 43 Andover 40 37 Lake Orion 39 40 Township 42 51 Kettering 64 50 West Bloomfield 34 49 Pontiac Central 59 50 Milford 39 44 Lahser 49 52 Rochester 34 3 80 Coach Gary Nustad, Scott Weaver, Todd Kubani, Brad Beattie, Craig Schnabel, Johnston, Klaus Ohrnberger, Brad Shel- Greg Lane, Rick Shebor, Gene Wilson, don, Duane Cahill, Scott McKoin, Ray Coach Larry Mahrle. 5 1) Brad Sheldon in the air for two. 2) Greg Lane on the move. 3) Senior Rick Shebor up from the outside. 4) Brad Beattie shoots his way to fame. 5) Sophomore Ray Kubani is head and shoulders above the rest. 6) Scott McKoin lays up the ball. 7) Coach Nustad calls the plays. 6 “We’re not resting on a tradition . .. . .. We’re building one. The 1980-81 Wolfpack, Coached by Mr. Gary Nustad, proved to be as exciting as pre-season forecasters predicted. Of the 19 regular season games, 10 of them were decided by seven points or less. Lead by Seniors, Scott McKoin (18.6 ppg 14.3 rpg), Brad Beattie (9.1 ppg 7.6 rpg), Greg Lane (6.3 ppg 6.5 rpg), and Mike Shebor with his inspirational hustle, the 'pack finished the season with an 11-8 record overall and a 7-3 league record. A fourth consecutive G.O.A.L. Championship along with wins over West Bloomfield, highly ranked Rochester Adams and Andover highlighted this successful season. Hard work, determination and maximum effort were the bylaws this team lived by. WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Mike Conway. Todd Thompson. Al Wall. Lance kowski. Mark Karrick. Brad Mosier, Mike Ogans, Tom Hecker. Jewett. Jim Walker. Mark Hughes. BACK ROW: Coach Det- Jeff Miracle. Bruce Burwitz. Mark Johnson. It was a winning year for Clarkston Wrestlers. The record showed 10 wins, 2 ties, and only 2 losses. At midseason the team was ranked 7th best in Michigan. The Wolves placed 5th out of 42 participating teams in the Oakland County Tournament. In the Districts, Clarkston placed 4th; and in the Regionals, 10th. Junior Mike Conway proved to be the best wrestler in Clarkston history. Conway placed 4th in the State in his weight class. In his second year as Varsity Coach, Mr. Rick Detkowski continued to build a tradition which promises a great wrestling future at C.H.S. 4 6 1) Tom Hecker ready to move. 2) Mark Hughes with the pinning combination. 3) Damon Butler beats his opponent. 4) Mike Conway is crowned league champ. 5) The happy face of Mike Wendorf tells it all. 6) Al Wall is ready to wrestle. 7) Senior, Mark Hughes shows the proper way to pin an opponent. 7 SKI TEAM The CHS boys and girls ski teams were very successful this year. Four years ago, skiing was introduced back into the sports scene. This year the boys team finally reached its goal by taking First Place in thier division, ending with an 8-1 record. The team was lead by Seniors Rick Emerson, Dan Rathsburg, and Marc Molzon. Juniors Fred Roeser and Bob Cattin, along with Sophomore Andy Balzarini also played important roles in achieving this goal. The girls team led by Junior Angela Balzarini, also improved greatly this season. The team placed 3rd in its division, ending their season with a record of 7 and 2. 84 FRONT: Coach York. KNEELING: Brant Volberding, Jeff Douglas. Dave Huttenlocher. John Wiedemann. Amy Bruce, Marc Molzon, Bob Cattin. Andy Balzarini. Fred Roeser. Belinda Palmiter. Robin Ronquillo. Dan Janet Zografos. STANDING: Louise Baylis, Angela Bal- Rathsburg, Rick Emerson. Lynn Burkemo, Alyson Dun-zarini. Sara Pidd, lop. 85 Gregory Allen Rick Allen Patrice Antos John Arnold Mark Arnould Shawn Arntz Nancy Ballard Mary Balzarini Darlene Bastuba Eric Beamer Diane Berry Margaret Bigger Margaret Biggs Christopher Bisha Bettina Blago Traci Blanton Daniel Blumenschein Julie Boldin Sheryl Boyer Dawn Bradley Wendy Bradley Mark Brancheau Thomas Brand Rebecca Brendle Timothy Brennan Deanna Brewer Jefrey Britt Elizabeth Broda Leisa Brown Amy Bruce 88 Juniors Lynn Burkemo Barbara Burzyck Duane Cahill James Cantley David Carbery Nola Carline Lee Ann Carlson Peter Carpentier Anne Catalano Robert Cattin Sherry Chernenko Luann Christopher Steve Cipparone Steven Coleman Brad Collins Steven Collins Ann Colwell Melanie Connell 89 Juniors Michael Conway Kenneth Cooper Lissa Copes Scott Coppersmith Sherry Cox Mark Cudejko Kathy Cunningham Mark Cunningham Jeffrey David Ronald Davis David Dean Tammy Degener Jennifer Delisle Erin Delp Dawn Diliegghio Alyson Dunlop Greg Dunlop Cynthia Eaglen Sandra Eaglen Theresa Eason William Eddy Lisa Eiden Buford England Dennis Farmer Barry Fahr Julie Ferguson 90 Juniors Jeanette Fincannon Randy Flanery Debra Foote Pam Forsyth Ken Foster Craig French David Fulcher Sonya Funck Linda Gadberry Bryan Galbraith Geri Garcia David Garland Daniel Gaulin Dannette Gauthier Todd Gavette Jeffrey Gilbert Sven Girschner Patrick Glowzinski Judith Guite Sue Haddad Lisa Hagyard Renea Hamsun Michael Hamlett Billee Hampshire Scott Harbaugh Cindy Harned Juniors 91 David Hastie Paul Hayward Thomas Hecker Paula Hefner Connie Henderson Therese Hennig Jeanne Herron Sharon Hesse Bonnie Hines Traci Hinz April Hodges Jeffrey Hoeksema Jack Hoenstine Sally Hoffman Clifford Holmyard Daniel Hopkins Guy Hubble Joseph Hughes Kimberly Hughes Tammy Humphrey David Hunter Roger Hutchons John Huttenlocher Charles Irwin Juniors 92 Kimberly Jaynes Steven Jewell Forrest Jidas Eric Johnson Lisa Jones Kelly Karem Karin Karlstrom Kathleen Kent Christian Kittridge Sheila Kline Victor Komarynski Brian Kovacik Bobette Krick Mary Kubani Michelle Kudirka Jennifer LaPointe Kim Lair Lisa Laurie Kathryn Law Jerry Lee Deborah Lessel Craig Lidstrom Laura Little James Locher Susan Lovelace Kirk Luettke Doreena Lunsford Kirk Maguire Traci Maki Beth Manley Juniors 93 Barbara Mason David McBride Lynn McCormick Scott McCune Tracy McCune Sheila McDermott Gary McGee John Mclnnis Jenni McLintock Gregory McMichael Jerry McVety Dolores Messing Judy Miller Sandra Minjoe Jeffrey Miracle Lynn Miracle Natalie Mitchell Scott Momany Lawrence Monroe Deborah Moore Kathleen Moore Juniors 94 Thomas Moore Richard Morris Sue Morse Steven Mosher Cheryl Moyer Penny Mueller Gina Myers Steve Nelson Stephen Nichols Albert Nielsen Kurt Norman Dawn Nyhof Shauneen O’Brien Curt Odrizzi Klaus Ohrnberger Joseph Okros Ronald Owczarski Christine O’Rourke Renee Owczarski Colleen Palmer Matthew Pambid Juniors 95 Linda Parker Johnna Parmeter Randall Pebbles Kenneth Peters Sandra Petherbridge Mark Petterson Diane Pfahlert Annmarie Phipps Sara Pidd Steven Portwood Rhonda Pullen Lisa Rabideau Ann Rademacher Julie Rawling Gina Red Erica Reickel Colleen Reid Brenda Rexford Laura Rice Vandi Riddle Julie Rosser Lynda Runey Kelly Runyan Christina Russell David Ryeson Elizabeth Sans Melissa Savas Timothy Schatz Loretta Schliter Joel Schrader Allen Scott Victoria Serbinoff Paula Severance Amber Shanahan Jayne Sheehy John Sheik Tina Shellnut Charles Simpkinson Veron Siple Gail Skrine Annette Slattery Teresa Slattery Joseph Sleva Bruce Smith Kellie Smith Lynn Smith Juniors 97 Scott Smith Nancy Soltes Mark Sommers Eileen Standring Beth Stephens Laurie Stevens Deborah Stoglin Patricia Stowe Aaron Strine William Strong Norman Sumner Kari Svenkesen Kelly Swift Kevin Teague Louis Tessier Kurt Thayer Carrie Thomas Karen Thomas Rebecca Thompson Stephanie Thompson Todd Thompson Eric Tiahrt Gyla Turner Deborah Tworek Michelle Ulasich Roy Urbin Kimberly Vanderpool Heather VanHouten Greg Vaughn Marcia Veltre Juniors 98 Brant Volberding Ronald Wagner James Weaver Kathryn Weber Mark Weger John Weideman John Weller Jeri Weishuhn Marlene Welch Edward Wentz Kathleen Wenzel Pamela West Michael Westwater Francis White Tamra Wilder Cherie Wilson Jay Wilson Rachel Wilson Matthew Witherup James Wood Sandra Wrestler Mark Yarde Patricia York Traci Yuska Lisa Zanotti Corina Abel Kimberly Adkins Timi Agar Kimberly Aiken Steven Allport Lisa Angus Carrie Armstrong David Armstrong Mark Austin Steven Ayotte Patricia Bailey Shannon Baker Denise Balistreri Andrew Balzarini Scott Banks Michele Barks Brooke Barnfather Randall Barr 102 Sophomores Donald Barrett Kelly Bartlett Lyle Basinger Julie Batzloff Kimberly Beardsley Richard Beckman Gwynn Bennett Robert Bennett Russell Bennett Greg Berry Teresa Bigelow Susan Birkett Jeffrey Blagg Chris Blasko Linda Bohl Michelle Bottorff Keith Brancheau Robert Bresler James Brittain Julie Brown Kevin Brown Deanna Bruce Julie Bruce Rebecca Buhl Brian Bunton Scott Burweger Patrick Caffrey Tracy Callahan Sherri Campanaro Michael Carbery Sophomores 103 Tammy Carey Trudi Carlson David Carpenter Melissa Carroll Jeffrey Carte Richard Carter Thomas Cartier Ronald Chamberlain Lorna Chandler Kirk Charboneau James Cheek Keri Chenoweth Brian Chupa Michael Clem Richard Cole Tony Cole Jane Coleman Karen Colter Dawn Colling Blair Collins Nicola Cook 104 Sophomores Sherry Cook Matthew Covarrubias Gregory Covert Rebecca Cowdrey Kelley Craig Kimberly Craig Lorie Crass Rodney Crawford Lori Crouch Kent Cumming Janet Curry Bruce Dale Melody Daniels Steven Davidson Brian Davies Nancy Davis Brenda De Lisle Jeff Dean Roxana Detkowski George Diehl Lori Diehl Jeanine Ditch Diane Dobson Brian Donahue Jeffrey Douglas Tracie Dryden Terry Dubay Scott Duvall Jeffrey Dwire Amy Eisenhardt Sophomores 105 Wendy Elgie Craig Esselink Tracy Fahr Robert Fenbert Kevin Ferguson Kelli Flanigan Rebecca Folk Marietta Foster Janice Fowler Amy Frady Wendy Frantz John Freel Holly Fricks David Froling Steven Fulcher Gregory Funck Kelly Furman Peggy Gadberry Christopher Garcia Richard Geiger Amy Gettig 106 Sophomores Karen Geukes Susan Gilbert Lisa Girdley Edward Goldner Diane Goodman Ronald Gorham Angela Gosley Glen Grabowski Crystal Gratopp Paul Gratopp Catherine Grattan Lisa Graves James Gravilla John Greaves Denise Gretz Michele Guibord Clifford Haas Paula Hagle Anthony Haines Steven Hamelin Marina Hamlett Cynthia Hantke Lynn Harding Kathleen Harkness Sophomores 107 Wandalee Harner Guy Harrington Raymond Hawks Philip Heard John Herron Tod Hess Dale Hesse Bobby Hilliard Raymond Hinton Robert Hipsher Randall Hockey Kevin Hohm Keith Holmyard Laura Houck Jamie Howenstine Nancy Hubbard Susan Huetter Johnny Hull Denise Humphrey James Hunt David Huttenlocher Martha Huttenlocher Rebecca Inglehart Rashalle Irish Kristina Irwin Mark Jimenez Barbara Jockwig Sara Johnson Steven Johnson Laurie Johnston 108 Sophomores Mark Jordan Melissa Kee Harry Kelly Thomas Kelly Jeffrey Kendall Jacquelin Kilcline Lisa King Paul King Debbie Kinkel Kevin Kintz John Klockow Kenneth Knott David Kobe Kimberly Koerber Joel Kortge Suzanne Kozlowicz Eric Krause Dawn Krom Sophomores 109 Shelley Krupp Raymond Kubani Kendra Kurz Nancy Kussavage Robin Lalone Gary Lambert Dennis Lankton Linda Lanoue Edward Lee Joseph Lewis Lawrence Liggett Eileen Line David Lippincott Donette Little Joanne Loehne Autumn Lofton Gregory Lorenz Janice Loughman Scott Lyons Michael MacDormott David Maclennan Peter Maierle Lisa Maki Sandra Mallett 110 Sophomores David Maloney Susan Manley William Mansfield Joseph Marra Dawn Marshall Lori Martin Johnna Matushin Lisa Mawhorter Diane May Kelly May Barbara McIntosh Jodi McAlister William McArthur Jeffrey McBride Adam McCallum Julie McClellan Keven McClellan Michael McCormick David McGeary Wendy Mcllrath Brad McIntyre David McIntyre Renee Mercier Roger Messing Sophomores 111 Kim Micallef Kurt Mihalcheon Judith Minjoe Kimberly Miracle Tracie Miracle Kim Mize Janet Monroe Philip Montreuil Sandra Moody Melissa Morales Shawn Mosele Brad Moshier Paula Motdoch Tom Motdoch Thomas Muhleck Kathleen Mullen Angela Mulloy Michelle Muncy 112 Sophomores Raymond Myatt Jeffrey Nasi Del Rae Neighbors Marget Nelson Sharon Nemeth David Newton Craig Nicolai Robert O’Leary Steven Oakley Teresa Odell Barbara Ogurek Lawrence Oldenburg Larry Olsabeck Julie Oneil Shelly Pankey Neal Parker Gregory Parr Yvonne Parsons Lisa Paulson Karen Payne Lisa Pena Bruce Percival Lisa Perria Deborah Perry Eric Peterson Michele Phaup Blair Pike Timothy Pike Krista Pilditch Andrew Pinner Sophomores 113 Mary Platt Deborah Polenz Shelley Ponkey Tresa Powers Tamella Prather Ronald Pursley Laura Purves Anthony Puskas Jerry Pyles Richard Ragatz Wendy Ragatz Teresa Rathsburg Patrick Rausch Cheryl Raymond Michelle M. Reid Michelle R. Reid Kevin Reis Beverly Rexford Leroy Rice Sandy Rice Gail Richardson Laurie Richman Christopher Ritter Teressa Rizzo 114 Sophomores John Robenault Vickie Roberts James Robertson Robin Ronquillo Shari Ross Sheri Rowland Maura Ryan Keith Ryans Laura Saunders Debra Sayre Kimberly Scalf Steven Schaller Deanne Scherbing Donald Scherbing Gayle Schoneman Richie Schrader Glen Schreitmueller Cheryl Schrock Mike Schrock Timothy Schultz Cynthia Schwartz Sophomores 115 Sarah Scott Kay Scruggs Gregory Seddon Beth Selbee Shirley Selent Amy Selvala Angela Sewell Tracy Shaw Traci Sherman Shannon Shilling Michael Shore Lisa Siebert Jean Smart Carrie Smith Gerald Smith Jodi Smith Laura Smith Maria Smith Scott Smith Michael Spicer Darlene Spurgeon 116 Sophomores Theresa St. Charles Jefery Stonerock Susan Storrs Wendy Stout Karen Stringfield Tad Stuck Jeffrey Stuk Michael Suran Kenneth Sussex Karyn Tabaka David Taulbee Kathy Taylor Timothy Taylor Kathy Terpstra Brett Thayer Keith Thomas Lori Thomas Tara Thomas William Thomas Mark Thompson Patrick Thompson Sophomores 117 Stephen Thompson James Townson Todd Traver Maelene Travis Willard Turk Lizbeth Turnbull Brian Turner Annette Ulasich Michael Upcott James Van Antwerp Shellie Vankeuren Wesley Vaughn Brian Vecsei Lisa Verbouw James Walker Alan Wall Mark Wallace Chris Warden Patrice Warden Russell Warthen Stacey Wasik Kim Watson Kristin Weichel Mike Weiler Patricia Wendorf Dale West Jeffery White Dawn Willett Kelly Williams Ricky Williams Terry Williams Thomas Williams William Williams Eric Willis Kristy Willis Russell Wilson Kevin Winship Debra Woodruff Cheryl Worster Rebecca Young David Zawacki James Zeleznik Mary Zubalik Sophomores 119 Debra Adler Victoria Alonzi Mark Bernier Marybeth Birkmeier Julie Blackett Nikki Bliss Don Bolton Annika Brannstrom Todd Bridger Sandra Bullen Bruce Burwitz Glenn Carr Gary Carte James Case Trevin Case Lorraine Castle Patricia Coates Dori Cool Laura Dobleske Robert Dockter Janette Dunn Pamela Durci Maria Easley Kelly Echlin Melisa Ender Sheila Francisco 120 RETAKES Mary Frericks Lisa George Jennifer Glass Phillip Haase Bonnie Helzer Mike Howe Luana Hunt Jacquelin Jawlik Tammy Jenks Dennis Jessee Ralph Johnston Todd Johnston Becky Kalush Jill Karp Mark Karrick Pam Kerr Barbara Kevern Barbara Kidd Sheila Kidd Adam Kline Cindy Larkin 121 JUNIOR Scott Lawson llene Liddy Jo Ann Limbaugh Shelley Linde Lorraine Macintosh Vickie Martin Sandra Mason Donna Meyers Richie Mock John Morris Kelly Newton Stacy Nichols Betty Odell Lisa Oliver Edward Ostrand Tracy Pelushewski Kelly Phelan Victor Quigley Karen Rembach Renee Roberts William Ross Barbara Rush Patricia Santola Lawrence Schaller Ray Scruggs Yvonne Skelton Markel Sloan Sandra Smith Stacy Smith Sara Spillum Kimberly Stalions Stacia Stanley Jeffrey Stark Diane Starkey Michael Stefanski Joan Stewart Fred Swick Mark Sylvester Scott Thompson Susan Torgerson Laura Traver Suzette Trombly Michael Vance Craig Verch 123 JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE Tyra Warden Debra Wheeler Walt Wilbanks Anthony Wilson Susan Wood Nancy Wright Cheryl Yingling Janet Zografos Greg Bailey Mark Benjami Claudia Bergschwenger Scott Blodgett Ricky Bourdon Cindy Brown Paul Burch Pamela Doughty Paul Fortin 124 Gregory Gdula RETAKES Michael Giroux Mark Hewko Carol Hyde Tami James Julieann Kidd Leisa Krieger Anthony Lennon Mike Lennon David McAlevy Mike Miller Shelley Monroe Joan Nadison Teresa Patrick Brian Popour John Puckett Eric Schnabel John Shift Kelly Sokol William Sutherland William Weeks Julie Wright 125 JUNIOR MISS ) 1) Amy Bradley discos to “On the Radio. 2) Ann Fairse ponders the question asked by the judges. 3) Junior Miss Winners 4) The Rhinestone Cowgirls entertain. 5) Dana MacCartey Demonstrates poise and confidence. 6) Dawn Stuart shows her acting ability. 7) Jr. Miss. Julie Greetham. performs her winning Mirne act. 8) Jan Wilton sings to the audience. 9) Maria Livieratos makes a very cute teacher. 10) Jeanne Strezelecki listens intently to the question posed by the judges. 11) Alex Campe as a little girl in her skit. 12) Cheryl Maxim sings Their Playing Our Song. 13) Michelle St Charles does her Pom-pon routine to music. 14) Last year's Junior Miss. Leslie Wirpsa addresses the audience. 15) Mary Birkett sings and dances to A spoon Full of Sugar. 6 128 4 Junior Miss is more than a contest -- it’s an event. This year's theme was Rhinestone Cowgirls” which captured the Western mood that has hit 1980-81. The girls who particpated were judged on poise and appearance, talent, scholastic achievement, and physical fitness. Each contestant underwent a personal interview with a panel of judges, an individual performance before the audience, and a group performance with the other girls. The one scoring most highly in the overall competition was the new Junior Miss for 1980-81. This year’s winner was JULIE GREETHAM. She received her crown from last year’s Junior Miss, Leslie Wirpsa. Runners up were: Julie LePere, Kathy Goldner, and Nancy Westlund. Together the girls showed that brains do come with beauty and talent! UGLY MAN!!! Our Vocal Music Department added a little fun to Homecoming by reintroducing the Ugly Man Contest to the student body. The contest was devised to determine the all-round Ugliest” guy at CHS. Judging was based on demonstration of poise, talent, and evening gown competition. The 1980 Ugly Man Winners were: Willie Doit” (Mark Hughes) in first place; Barthelamew” (Craig Pilditch) in second, and Zelmo (Brad Beattie) in third. Masters of Ceremonies were Steve Percival and Don Lanphere. 130 1) Jon Hill and Scott Siple make an adorable pair. 2) Is Mark Hughes the Beauty or the Beast? 3) Jon Territo introduces the bathing suit competition. 4) Ted Strobehn “struts his stuff.” 5) Your M.C. for the evening, Steve Percival. 6) Annette Slattery and Karen Soltes play cute for M.C. Don Lanpher. 7) Time out for a commercial break. 8) Behind the scenes with Mark Hughes and Joe Hoopfer. 9) Joe Hoopfer entertains. 131 YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU” The fall play “You Can’t Take It With You was a great success. The 19-member cast packed the house for each performance. The production starred Ted Strobehn as Grandpa. Shelley Sokol as Mrs. Sycamore, and Scott siple and Sonya Funck as Tony and Alice, the young lovers Torn apart by family differences. Member of the Drama Club created sets and costumes for the play as well as working as make up artists and stage crew. 4 132 1) Mr. Depinna ( Brad Collins) and Ed (Mark Hewko). 2) Penny (Shelley Sokol) listens closely to Grandpa. 3) Olga (Keri Chenoweth) is introduced by Grandpa (Ted Strobehn). 4) Sycamores and Kirbys discuss family matters. 5) Secret Service Agent (Rich Harken) finds a drunk. 6) Gay (Kim Kerber) teases her husband (Alex Puckas) as Alice (Sonya Funck) looks on. 5 WEST SIDE STORY” GANGS’ GIRLS” Tony” and “Maria The Spring Musical was West Side Story.” The play involved a large cast and many long hours of work to produce. Leading male roles went to Don Lanpher as “Tony” John Territo as Riff,” Scott Siple as “Bernardo and Rich Harken as Chino. Starring actresses were Sonya Funck as “Maria” and Cheryl Maxam as Anita.” All supporting cast members did a superb job to create a moving and memorable performance. Mrs. Gibson directed acting; Mr. Chapman the orchestra; and Miss Warren vocals. Mrs. Albyn was the choreographer. JETS AND SHARKS 133 FAMILY LIVING WEDDINGS” At the end of each semester, Mrs. Reed’s Family Living students participated in mock weddings. All members of the wedding parties were students who studied marriage and the family as part of the course. The class concentrated on problems and complications facing the family in modern society. The Wedding Day” was planned and anticipated with all the excitement of a genuine celebration. 1) Bride and groom Barb Whaley and Nick Pelu-shewski. 2) Rayn Wilcox and groom cut the cake. 3) Families await the bg moment. 4) Rev. Walters relaxes after the ceremony. 5) Sandy Vernot, Mat Sleva, and Karen Masak look nervous. 6) Barb Whaley, Nick Pelu-shewski, Kelly Newton, and Mat Hool listen attentively. 3 134 HOMECOMING COURT 8 10 1) Jodi Smith becomes a candidate for Sophomore Maid. 2) Karin Karlstrom conceals her excitement. 3) Darcy Armstrong steps down with Rick Selvala. 4) Cindy Larkin and Bob Cattin learn that Cindy is Junior Maid. 5) Juniors anxiously await selection of their court. 6) Kendra Kurz escorted by Scott Weaver. 7) Todd Thompson chooses Junior Maid. Kari Svenkesen. 8) Representing the Senior Class, Darcy Armstrong and Mike Ogans. 9) Senior Escort and Queen's Maid. Rick Sevala and Michelle St. Charles. 10) Junior Maid Cindy Larkin and escort Todd Thompson. 11) Homecoming Queen Nancy Dennis and King Mark Hughes show their winning style. 12) Presenting the 1980 Homecoming Court. This year’s Homecoming followed the tradition of holding two special assemblies, one for tapping of all candidates for court and escorts and the second for final selection. Initially, four girls and four guys were nominated from each grade to represent their class in Homecoming activities. In addition, three senior girls and three senior guys were tapped for the honor of being considered for Queen and King. A week of anticipation followed first tapping. Excitement peaked as maids and escorts were announced for each class. Curiosity mounted until the ultimate announcement was made -- the 1980 Homecoming Queen and King were Nancy Dennis and Mark Hughes. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL SENIOR POWDER PUFF TEAM The annual Powder Puff Football Game between Senior and Junior Class girls resulted in victory for the Seniors. With a team of 50 players, the Seniors devastated the 140-member Junior Team. The final shut-out score was 16-0. The Senior coaching staff consisted of Mr. Rosso, Mr. Mahrle, and Mr. Dekowski. Coaching the Juniors were Mr. Nustad, Mr. Devine, and Mr. Kaul. 138 i 5 1) Senior tackles junior ball carrier. 2) Juniors cheer on their team. 3) “Where did the ball go?” 4) Seniors on the offense. 5) Mark Sylvester as a junior cheer leader. 6) Seniors close in on Juniors. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES The 1980 Homecoming rituals included the Homecoming Olympics sponsored by the Student Government. This field day event brought Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores together to compete in a variety of contests to determine which class had the most spirit, spunk and strength. When all was tallied, the Junior Class came out on top as the Champions of the 1980 Homecoming Olympics. 2 1) Mr. York and Mr. Screws show that teachers can be cool. 2) Senior, Scott McKoin, demonstrates expert technique in the chug-a-lug. 3) Seniors exercise sheer determination. 4) Senior hula-hooper with a style all his own. 5) Sophomores tow the line. 6) Juniors and Sophomores down the Mellow Yellow. 7) Senior boxmobile. 8) Junior “float?” 9) CHS's finest hula-hooper. Johnna Par-meter. 10) Junior Class tugging champs. 140 4 3 142 The theme of this year’s Homecoming Dance was “Shining Star, based on the song of the same name by the Commodores. The band “Champaign” provided entertainment and plenty of romantic songs for couples to dance to, or just check out the others on the floor. The dance was, as in the past, held in the CHS cafeteria which was transformed for the evening into a ballroom outshone only by the guests themselves. 5 7 8 1) Couples enjoy the band and romantic atmosphere. 2) Queen Nancy Dennis shares a dance with her partner. 3) Julie Greetham and partner dance the night away. 4) Time out to socialize. 5) C'mon ... I'll dance if you will. 6) 1980 Court. 7) Nancy Dennis and Mark Heringshousen look the camera straight on. 8) Joel Partlo and Duane Cahill find out what's in the punch. 143 SENIOR MOCK ELECTIONS Best Physique Mark Hughes and Michelle St. Charles Best Dressed Mike Ogans and Heather Brown Class Couple Class Clown Kevin Krause and Chris Sartor Don Rush and Betsy Spiker 144 Most Athletic Mark Hughes and Lisa Forsyth Prettiest Eyes Denise Truman and Steve Percival Class Song: Beginnings Class Colors: Burgandy White Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: What we are to be ... We are becoming.” Prettiest Hair Kevin Rose and Darcy Armstrong Most Spirited Sue Jorgenson and Don Mack Class Flirt Tracy Swift and Ron Fenely Most Likely to be in Your Dreams Michelle St. Charles and Kevin Rose Prettiest Smile Rick Selvala and Julie Sanders Class Friend Jon Territo and Julie LePere Most Talkative Merci Sanchez and Don Rush 146 Most Talented Don Lanpher and Julie Greetham Class Brownies Louise Baylis and Brad Beattie Most Likely to Succeed Class Brains Rick Selvala and Jane Acton Most Popular Mark Hughes and Nancy Dennis 147 WINTER FIELD DAY i Winter Field Day is to basketball season what Homecoming Olympics are to football. The event is to stir up some enthusiasm and give the team an extra boost by getting the student body involved in some competition. It is sponsored and run by Student Government. 1) Scott Weaver looks disgusted by Don Rush's “pie face. 2) 'M'mmm, M'mmm. Good! 3) Juniors display the coveted trophy. 4) Mr. Nustad addresses the assembly. 5) Three Kool Kings all in a row. 6) Some guys really get into pie. 7) Barb Mason models the latest in basketball uniforms. 8) Sophomore King Kool, Rick Schrader. 9) Junior King Kool. Dave Hastie, 10) Becky Kirk aims and shoots. 11) Senior King Kool, Mark Hughes. Highlights of this year’s activities were a pie eating contest, dress-up basketball game, and the annual election of King Kool -the coolest guy from each class. This year’s Senior, Junior, and Sophomore King Kools were Mark Hughes, Dave Hastie, and Rick Schrader. And who took the trophy? The Junior Class held on to it for another year! 148 j QUANTITY FOODS 2 1) Mrs. Kevern supervises Renea Hamilton and Lesa Johnson. 2) Gail Skrine collects as Renea keeps records. 3) Colleen Jett slaves” over a hot stove. 4) Mr. York and Mr. Rosso make their selection. 5) Friendly conversation follows a good meal. 6) Mr. Carter asks, “What looks good?” 7) Where's the lunch rush?” 8) Nola Carline asks “Why am I stuck with dishes?” 9) Colleen Jett charms the photographer. 150 Mrs. Kevern’s Quantity Foods Students once again operated the “Clarkston Cafe.” Once a week members of this two-hour vocational class served a restaurant style lunch to CHS teachers and administrators. These galloping gourmets” not only planned menues and prepared all dishes, they also served as waitresses and waiters, cashiers, and clean-up squad. SCHOOL BOARD Front: Carolyn Place-Trustee. Mary Jane Chaustowlch-Secretary. Janet Thomas-President. Back: Robert Walters-Trustee. Fernando Sanchez- Trustee. C. Vincent Luzi-Vice President. Addison Hubbard-Treasurer. 154 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Mel Vaara-Ass't. Superintendant. Stan Darling- William Dennis-Auxiliary Services. William Neff- Business Manager, Conrad Bruce-Personnel Ser- Elementary Education, Milford Mason-Superin-vices, tendent. 155 Mr. P. Tungate Mr. D. Mauti Athletic Director Principal Miss J. Gabier Mr. J. Kirchgessner Asst. Principal Asst. Prinipal 156 157 Mrs. M. Turnbull Mrs. B. Alexander BUSINESS Mrs. Joann Eaton Mrs. Kathy Pierson Mr. Gene McCurdy Mr. Jim MacArthur Mrs. Anne Reeves Miss Marianne Olind Mrs. Mary Lee Jervis Mrs. Carole Hicks ENGLISH 160 Mrs. Pat MacArthur Mrs. Lynn Hyde Mrs. Judy Medlin Mr. Chuck Screws Mr. Keith Sipos Mrs. Linda Denstaedt ENGLISH Mr. Al Bartlett Mrs. Kathy Mahrle Mrs. Freda Meyland Mrs. Nancy Albyn PHYSICAL EDUCATION 163 Miss Sonia Letcher SCIENCE Mrs. Holly Stephens Mr. Bill Mackson Mr. Ed York Mrs. Mary Fowler Mr. Toby Carter 165 SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Dom Alessi Mr. Larry Mahrle Mrs. Marlene Reed Mr. Bill Genshaw 166 Mr. Leigh Bonner Mr. Walt Wyniemko Mr. Larry Rosso Mr. Gary Nustad (Not Pictured: Mrs. Helen Pasineau) MATH Miss Pam Kneeland Miss Jan Modesitt Mr. Ron Jacobson Mr. Dan Devine 'r l Mr. Dave Skillman Mrs. Janet Miller (Not Pictured: Mr. Ed Johnson) ART 169 Miss Grayce Warren FOREIGN LANGUAGE I Mrs. Carol Arend (Not Pictured: Mrs. Jo Fetsco) Mrs. Chris Kevern HOME EC. Mrs. Yvonne Wilson (Not Pictured: Mrs. Beverly Bronson) 170 LEARNING RESOURCES 171 Mr. Line Smith, Mrs. Linda Lawson INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Rick Weston Mr. Mike LaMagna 172 Mr. Lynn Thompson Mr. Ron SantaVicca 173 Mr. Dick Moscovic Mrs. Margo Lay Mrs. Marilyn Hanson COUNSELORS Mr. Vic Hart Mr. Bill Bonnell SPECIAL SERVICES Mr. Marv Hess-Vocational Director Mrs. Barb Schaefer Mr. Jim Butzine-Social Worker Mrs. Carol Baker-Placement Intern 175 LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Marty Wilson Secretary Mrs. Betty Whitehorn Assistant Librarian BUSDRIVERS DORIS ALDRICH DOROTHY ANDERSON REBECCA ANINOS HAZEL ARMSTRONG KAY BEAUDOIN PATRICIA BENNETT CAROL CARLSON CHARLEN CARTER KATHY DAVIS WILLA DOUGHTY ROSEMARY GRABLE LORETTA GRAHAM LINDA HONEYCUTT SHAWLENE LADD JEANETTE LaPOINTE JACKIE LARKIN SANDRA MILLER CHERYL MIRACLE CYNTHIA MIRACLE BETTY MULHERIN JANET NOBLE CAROL REXFORD MARY RUSSELL JEANETTE SANSOM LOIS SCHLITER NORA SCHMIDGALL JOAN SCHULTZ VIRGINIA SKELTON EVELYN SMITH LILA STARKEY PATSY STIFF FRANKIE STONE WANDA TIMMONS LOIS THOMAS SANDRA WEAVER MARGE WESTERN RAENELL WCISLO KITCHEN PERSONNEL Mrs. J. Fisk Mrs. P. Palmiter Mrs. J. Tabscott Mrs. L. Funk Mrs. N. Curry Mrs. F. Fleishans Mrs. N. Bailey Mrs. J. Morris 178 SCHOOL MAINTENANCE Mr. Dave Campbell Mr. Dixon Lawrence 179 180 STUDENT GOVERNMENT FRONT ROW: Beth Haddad, Mike Lockard. Cindy Lar- Devin O’Niel, Lynn McCormick, Sherie Schultz, kin. SECOND ROW: Merci Sanchez, Debbie Lessel, Sue FOURTH ROW: Todd Thompson. Bob Cattin, Lisa Ham, Liz Turnball, Dawn Stuart, Julie Greetham. THIRD George. Scott Weaver. BACK ROW: Grant Anderson, ROW: Dana MacCartey, Michelle Phaup, Craig Wood, Eric Beemer, Scott McKoin. 182 If not for the super active members of our Student Government, many of this year’s extra-curricular events would not have occurred. For these are the students responsible for planning and running many of the activities we often take for granted. To mention just a sample of the events sponsored by Student Government, we must include the Volleyball Marathon, Homecoming Olympics and Winter Field Day, the CHS Blood Drives, 3-D movies, and the annual Variety Show. Some of the funds raised by these activities were donated to such important causes as SCAMP and the B.J. Hason Scholarship Fund.” Mr. Screws, Student Government Sponsor, devoted many off-school hours organizing and chaperoning. A big THANKS to the 1980-81 Student Government. CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS Gayle Schoneman, Michelle Phaup, Liz Turnball SENIOR CLASS Julie Greetham, Devin O'Neil, Mike Lockard JUNIOR CLASS Karin Karlstrom, Melissa Savas, Cindy Larkin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT: Lisa Demaree, Jane Acton, Kim Roberts. Devin BACK: Bill Innis, Richard Harken Mark Reene Rick Sel-O Neill, (Not pictured: Sue Jorgensen) vala, Mike Kinney, Dave Moss. The National Honor Society recognizes those who achieved outstanding scholastic records and have demonstrated leadership qualities in school and the community. These students have been reviewed by a membership panel and are admitted on the basis of overall qualifications. Mrs. Helen Pasineau is the sponsor of the Clarkston Chapter. Each member of this select group has truly set high standards for our entire student body. They have earned our respect and admiration. 184 D.A.R. AWARD The recipient of this year’s Daughters of the American Revolution Award was Julie LePere. This award is a genuine honor. To be considered, a young lady must be recommended by the high school administration. She is evaluated on basis of her school and community involvement and overall personal character. Julie was certainly deserving of the award. She was Captain of the Varsity Volleyball team and played Varsity Tenn. She performed as a Madi-gral singer and participated in this year’s Junior Miss contest. Julie was voted “Class Friend by the Senior Class. After graduation, Julie will attend Oakland University where we are confident she will continue her success. 185 SPANISH CLUB SITTING: Mrs. Addis, Barb Kevern. STANDING: Maria Li- Julie Greetham, Craig Wood, Tracy Swift, Jason Mellon. veratos, Miss Ellis, John Kaye, Louise Baylis, Penny Mueller, 186 HABLA ESPANOL?” JOURNALISM SITTING: Jeannie Hunt, Nikki Bliss, Mrs. Medlin, STANDING: Kevin Winship, Dallas Keffer, Bill Barb Mason, Tammy Degener. Strong, Mike Hamlett, Matt Pambid. This year the Clarkston High School newspaper took on a new name- THE CLARKSTON EXPRESS! Another change this year was managerial as Mrs. Judy Medlin took over as Journalism instructor. Members of this year's staff learned that putting out a newspaper is no easy task. Gathering information, writing articles, planning layouts and taking pictures provided this group with an extremely busy schedule. 187 HILLTOPPER “You’re not actually going to use that picture! ... What do you mean lost the negative? ... No you can't guess the spelling of her name .. Yes, his head should be included in the picture. -typical comments from an average day in the production of a yearbook. Out of such confusion, through many hours of hard work and effort the 1980-80 HILLTOPPER staff created the book you now review. To each staff member the yearbook itself is tangible evidence of an accomplished goal. 4 188 1) Sue Morse and Gina Thomas find an editor's work is never done. 2) How much does Tammy Alcorn like working on yearbook? 3) Steve Cipparone organizes negatives. 4) Sheri Schultz pauses for the camera. 5) Miss Olind and Dennis Farmer puzzle over a layout design. 6) Leisa Brown stares down the photographer. 7) Mike Nelson assists in the darkroom. 8) Photographers Mark Wallace and Richard McKibben at the other end” of the camera. 8 THE STAFF Editor-Gina Thomas Assistant Editor-Susan Morse Business Manager-Tammy Alcorn Photographers: Scot Dennis-Photographic Editor Steve Cipparone Becky Gibbons Richard McKibben Mark Wallace Copywriters Layout Design: Leisa Brown Dennis Farmer Sherie Schultz Darkroom Staff: Mike Nelson Bob Rogers Sponsor-Miss Olind 7 189 BUILDING TRADES i Building skills, building a future, building a home. These were the accomplishments of Mr. Moscovic’s Building Trades vocational classes. Under his supervision, students gained experience in many skill areas involved in constructing a house. This year's project was a three-bedroom, country ranch style house located on Waldon Road. This energy-efficient structure represents the labor and learning of each CHS student worker. For the eventual buyer, it will be a solid and beautiful home. 190 1) Frank Meeker concentrates as he works. 2) Curt Runey takes time to be precise. 3) Mike Thomas inspects a plank. 4) Todd Bridger mudding a seam Dan O’Neil works his way into a corner. 5 191 FRONT: Lori Folwell, Jennifer Bindig, Vicki Cook, Brenda Beaulieu, Susan Smith, Debbie McDougall, Gail Mann, CENTER: Cheryl Miller, Lauri Hamilton, Jen Gaddis, Barb England, Margaret Susalla, Kim Cheek, Carolyn Reppuhn, Karen Giegler, BACK ROW: Lynda Basinger, Sue Weber, Kim Wyman, Lenette Swan, Debbie Ragatz, Ann Fairse, DeeAnn Davis, Janet Bowers. 192 I N D U S T R I A L A R T S FRONT ROW: Tom Foster, Dan Hahn, Jack Beckman, Jeff Vogal, Fred Church, BACK ROW: Ed Burnett, Paul Bachor, Larry Inman, Mike Yovich, Brian Bar-low, Mike Howe, Mr. Mike LaMagna. Combining school and work was the way many students got around the No experience-No job” syndrome facing unprepared graduates entering the job market. Mrs. Reeves’ Office Co-op students gained experience in local businesses where they worked as typists, clerks, receptionists and secretaries. Mr. LaMagna’s Co-op students obtained employment in local industry where they used their trade skills in jobs as draftsmen, in machine shops, and in auto mechanics type positions. All of these Co-ops have more to offer future employers as a result of training received this year. 1) Susan Smith transcribes tape-recorded dictation as part of her office related training. 2) Karen Giegler sorts through medical files at Dr. O'Neil's office. 3) Camera shy Lori Folwell seems to enjoy her secretarial-typist position. 193 FILM CLUB Kneeling: Rob Bennett, Rick McKibben, Dan For- smith, Scott Burweger, Lisa Eiden, Mark Wal-tin, Sven Girschner. Standing: Scott Copper- lace, Becky Gibbons, Jim Cantley, Ken Peters. Dave Taulbee, Mr. Genshaw, Scott Stevenson, Leisa phy, John Wiedeman, Al Nielsen, Larry Schaller. Brown, Mark Austin, Dee Bruce, Neil Paker, Kelly Mur- 194 LEAGUE BOWLING 2 Each Monday afternoon after school had been dismissed, Clarkston bowling enthusiasts met with bowlers from other area high schools to compete in league bowling at Howe’s Lanes. Approximately 50 Clarkston students were rolling the strikes and spares in this year’s league bowling. 1) Dave Froling feels a strike coming. 2) Keith Prieto finds time to socialize with a Kettering bowler. 3) Mike Thompson shows his form. 4) Rene Roberts concentrates on the Head Pin. BOEC FRONT ROW: Tina Blago, Debbie McDougalt. Susan Smith. Paulette Poole, Sue Torgerson. Kathy Cunningham. 2nd Row: Lynn Burkemo. Michelle Phaup. Gayle Schoneman. Cindy Ewing, Debbie Foot, Pam Forsyth. 3rd ROW: Loretta Schliter, Amy Gettig, Julie Rawling, Julie Sanders. Nicki Bliss, Johnna Fer-rens, BACK: Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Eaton. Cindy Egres. Sue Weber. Norma Heimbecker, Ann Fairse. 1% REGIONAL COMPETITION WINNERS BOTTOM ROW: Billee Hampshire, Sheila McDermott, Karen Stringfield, MIDDLE: Keri Chenoweth, Becky Kirk, Julie Greetham, TOP ROW: Judie Minjoe, Alec Puskas, Bill Innis, Rich Harken. MIME This year’s Mime Group was composed of 13 talented members. Under Mrs. Gibson’s direction, they performed for various community groups, held a special evening show for a CHS audience, and proved that the art of pantomime is truly the best thing that ever happened to silence! The Band, under the direction of Mr. Cliff Chapman and student teacher Mr. Pethoud, had an excellent year. Every performance was packed to the maximum. In competition there were fifteen l’s (highest rating), seventeen 2’s, and seven 3's. Overall, Clarkston’s bands well represented our school. Way to go band! 199 CHORUS The Chorus Department, under the direction of Miss Grayce Warren, had an especially productive year. It brought back the “Ugly Man” Contest and sponsored the spring variety school. All of the concerts were well attended and excellently performed. Clarkston was represented well at the league concert as well as at the State Competition. All of the 1980-81 Chorus Groups deserve a round of applause. COMPETITION RESULTS INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION Girls Ensemble 1 Sandy Bullen 1 Madrigals 2 Don Lanpher 1 Chorralaires 3 Stacy Nichols 1 Varsity Choir 3 Kathy Cunningham 2 Ann Dutton 2 Sonya Funck 2 CHORRALAIRES MIXED CHORUS MADRIGALS: (Front) Kathy Cunningham. Jan Wilton, Julie (Back) Kevin Peck, Rich Harken, Bill Innis, Jon Hill, Don LePere, Ann Dutton, Shelley Sokol, Sonya Funck, Dawn Lanpher. Steve Percival. Brad Collins, John Territo. Stuart. Stacy Nichols. 201 THESPIANS FRONT: Brad Collins. Shelley Sokol. Steve Percival. Don Lanpher. Sharron Schmidgall. Rachel Wilson. SECOND ROW: Billee Hampshire. Tanis Petit. Jan Wilton. Corey Lawson. Frank Hunt. Stacy Nichols. Gina Thomas. BACK ROW: Sue Tezak. Bill Innis, Diane Ridley. Rich Harken. Ted Strobehn. OFFICERS AND CHAIRPEOPLE Bill Innis-Treasurer, Shelley Sokol-Paints. Rich Harken-President. Jan Wilton-Secretary. Sharron Schmidgall-Vice President. Corey Lawson-Sets and Lights. Gina Thomas- Props. (Not Pictured: Mary Birkett) DRAMA CLUB FRONT: Bonnie Hines, Sandi Minjoe, Don Lanpher, Sonya Funck, Steve Percival, Delbert Breeding, SECOND ROW: Billee Hampshire, Tanis Petit, Jon Territo, Kathy Cunningham, Cliff Holmyard, Liz Sans, Lisa George, Shelley Sokol. THIRD ROW: Diane Ridley, Martha Huttenlocher, Marget Nelson, Sandy Bullen, Stacy Nichols, Frank Hunt, Jan Wilton, Corey Lawson. FOURTH ROW: Paul King, Kari Jo Svenkenson, Becky Thompson, Sheila McDermott, Ted Strobehn, Kathy Kent, Rachel Wilson. Fifth Row: Alec Puskas, Donna Lucas, Brad Collins, Sue Tezak, Dory Kool, Rich Harken, Sharron Schmidgall, Sue Morse, Marcia Veltre. BACK ROW: Joan Stuart, Stephanie Knowles, Bill Innis. 203 MARCHING BAND 3 For the first time ever, this year’s Marching Band included 9th graders. Under the direction of Mr. Cliff Chapman and Mrs. Yvonne Wilson, the band had a successful year, finishing 2nd in the State in Class A. Chirs Marlowe was Drum Major. Color Guard Captain was Debbie Dobson; and Debbie Ragatz was Rifle Captain. 4 204 6 1) American Squad presents the Flag During the National Anthem. 2) Drum Major Chris Marlowe, Guard Captains Debbie Ragatz and Debbie Dobson proudly display their trophies. 3) Flag march to the beat of the music. 4) The big push forward during “Greensleeves.” 5) The band forms the “C” before the Homecoming crowd. 6) Chris Marlowe and Mr. Chapman face the band. 205 POM-PON GIRLS FRONT ROW: Managers: Pat Moore. Janice Maynard, Tra- CENTER ROW: Lynn Smith, Jill Koch, Melanie Connell cy Swift. CENTER ROW: Sheila McElmeel, Lori Jones, Ka- Nancy Dennis. TOP ROW: Sharon Hesse and Kim Jaynes ren Rembach. Sue Torgensen. (Not pictured). Add a little rhythm, spirit and some real high kickin’ and what do you get? You get the 1980-81 Pom-Pon Squad. This 14-member squad provided half-time and side-line entertainment at football games, wrestling meets and basketball games. By combining dance steps, gymnastics and some well coordinated motions these girls showed a style all their own. Managed by three Seniors, Pat Moore, Janice Maynard, and Tracy Swift, and coached by Mrs. Carole Hicks, the squad put routines to the latest hit songs including Stomp and Stand by Me.” The group was voted Most Improved Squad” at Pom-Pon camp last summer which involved over 10 squads from Michigan high schools. I 5 1) Urban Cowgirls kick up some dust. 2) Karen Rembach concentrates during practice as Sheila McElmeel looks on. 3) Sharon Hesse finds that sitting down gets her some attention. 4) Stand by Me” routine looks good at a basketball game. 5) Being the center of attention is fun! 6) Jill. Melanie, Sharon and Janice get it all together. 7) Take “five after a long practice. 207 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Manager Nancy Westlund. Mary Birkmeir. BACK ROW: Chris Sartor, Sonya Smallwood. Kathy Kari Karlstrom. Cindy Larkin. Patricia Stowe. Goldner, Sue Jorgensen. The Varsity Cheerleaders put it together for another successful year. During the summer the squad spent a week at cheerleading camp at University of Michigan. They brought home many ribbons plus 3rd Place Grand Champion Award. Gayle Jorgensen coached the girls and Nancy Westlund was Manager. Excellent cheerleaders are nothing new to Clarkston, and this year we can be especially proud. 209 Sue Haddad, Joci Smith, Mary Rogers, Kendra Kurz. Beardsley, Kathy Wenzel, Amy Jo Fraley, LeeAnn Carl- Kim son, Vandi Riddle. Once again Clarkston had a fine group of Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. During the summer the squad attended a camp at Eastern Michigan University, where they learned many new cheers. The nine-member squad kept our enthusiasm high and instilled spirit in crowds at football and basketball games throughout the year. The girls were coached by Miss Pam Kneeland. Their student sponsor was Vandi Riddle. 211 COMPETITION GUARD BOTTOM ROW: Kristi Swanson, Artha Sans, Diane Mandilk, TOP ROW: Sherie Santila, Karen Soltes, Jane Coleman Lori Deanna Brewer. CENTER: Matt Pambid, Laura Little, Debbie Thomas, Sally Vandermark, Karen Thomas, Nancy Soltes, Ragatz, Shelley Little, Wendy Ripley, Dennis Farmer. Debbie Dobson, Kelly Bartlett. It was a great year for the 1980-81 Color Guard They scored within two points of First Place ir each of their first three shows. At competition held in Illinois the guard placed in the top 10, qualifying for the W.G.I. International to be held in New York. This year's repertoire for the season included: Homage to an American Athlete,” Rapsody in Blue,” “Nutcracker,” and Celebration.” 1) Shelly Little in action. 2) Guard Lines up before going on. 3) Debbie Dobson and Debbie Ragatz stand at attention. 4) Artha Sans points to the main event. 5) Dennis Farmer and Matt Pembid spin their rifles. 6) Flag line moves as one. 7) CHS Guard ready to perform. 7 s hip ’ ■ Clarkston S 2 825 Union Lake NE KNOB WHERE THE STARS SHINE ALL SUMMER LONG r CLASS RINGS by Treasure Craft Custom Design Your Class Ring The Way You Want It LOVETT JEWELERS Clarkston Mills Mall 20 W. Washington 625-2500 Best Wishes to BORDINES GREENHOUSE • NURSERY • GARDEN STORE • FLORIST IRoClWSttf) LANDSCAPE DESIGN I CONSTRUCTION 1985 S. 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Ready To Serve You OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Phone 625-2070 Ads 221 ALEXANDERS RESTAURANT 6722 Dixie Hwy., Clarkston Open Sunday-Thursday 8a.m.-7p.m. Friday Saturday 8a.m.-11p.m. 222 Ads OF WATERFORD 5806 DIXIE HWY. at ANDERSONVILLE RD. • 623-7000 Store Hours: Mon. Fri. 9:30 to 9 Tues.. Wed.. Thu'S.. Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 _______Vou may use your MASTER CHARGE or VISA card at REA Tilt Congratulations To The 1981 Graduating Class Of Clarkston Hish School Complete interior design service featuring such fine manufacturers as: Drexel Haritage Vanguard Clark Casual Kirsch Stiffel Thomasville Harden Conover Flair Laine Lees David Morgan, Ltd. Berven of California Leathercraft Classic Leather Bigelow and many more AC Ads 223 RADEMACHER CHEVEROLET CHEVROLET For the Finest Choice in Chevy's for 1981 Located at the Dixie-M-15 Interchange Best Wishes to the CLASS Of ’81 Wedding flowers, Retail, Funeral designs 623-0081 5914 S. Main Clarkston, Ml 48016 G. HARVEY CRAFT 5992 Dixie Hwy Owner Waterford, Ml 48095 625-0600 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of ’81 Clarkston E ducation Association CLARKSTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION in Clarkston Corners _____________________ a Ads 225 Box 137 Birmingham 48012 Sajc iO u . Corner Clarkston Rd Sashabaw 625-2742 Open Tues-Sat 9:30-7 Sun 11-5 Closed Mon Apples Apples Apples 226 Ads eighteen I south main street clarkston 625-5660 GLENN SOMMERS WELL DRILLING and REPAIRING 2”, 3”, 4” Wells Pumps sold and installed 10730 CLARK RD DAVISBURG, Ml 625-1811 nee 1946 State Licensed FROSTY BOY Where quality, cleanliness, and service are tops. Congratulations Class of ’81 9263 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston, Mich. 48016 Handcrafts Antiques Raw Wool Homespun yarn -r, 7 r Quilting Spinning lessons (one svtousehole _ Spinning wheels Congratulations, Graduates! ’ he Country ©Mouse Patti McLaughlin REESE 10250 Reese Road . Clarkston, Michigan 48016 625-1597 — Evenings weekends by appointment 'Tihe oMouse =adidas COACH’S CORNER Clarkston 625-8457 Congratulations Seniors School Jackets one week service School Gym Bags PONY 4i Ads 227 Pontiacs And Select Used Cars See The People At Holser Pontiac 32 S. Main St. Clarkston Clarkston Corners 625-0013 CLARKSTON TRUE VALUE 5800 M-15 625-2022 228 Ads £Duane Tiut ad H'TZeaC S tate Im. 6 E. CHURCH CLARKSTON 625-5700 DIXIE FLORAL GIFT SHOP 5233 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains, Ml 623-0888 Patio Furniture-Spas-Sealed Air Solar Blankets Specializing In Gunite Construction COOAOI d 5433 Dixie Hwy, Waterford VTH1 Ads 229 For Friendly Service Come to 3970 M-15 625-5881 FACIT-CASIO-NASCO SCM-SHARP-CANON 3M DENNIS R. POTULSKY KEITH M. DUTCHER OAKLAND OFFICE MACHINES, inc SALES AND SERVICE 6751 DIXIE HWY CLARKSTON, MICH. 48016 JOHN PRIEBE 625-2370 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’81 HUTTENLOCHERS --------------- KERNS NORVELL INC UP, UP AND AWAY” INSURANCE and BONDS by Jim Webb 1007 W. HURON PONTIAC 681-2100 1967 The EMP Company Used by Permission All Rights Reserved 230 Ads (dynge PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE 775 West Drahner Rd. Oxford, Michigan 48051 313 628-4846 Small Classes-lndividual Attention 8:Gfl-12:30 FulOHme Schednie Job Skill Training Finish a £ Year Program irf 14 Months full-time‘Job Placement Assistant for Graduates Part-time Job Placejfcejit} i? ce (undents ' f « '' OXFORD 231 GOLD PATRONS Bridge Lake Market Campus Life Dr. Edward Grattan Morgans Service One More Time-Resale Shop Pontiac State Bank Rudy’s Market Tune Saloon Whoopee Bowl BLUE PATRONS Boothbys Country Greens Drs. O’Neill Yee Hallmans Apothecary Main Street Antiques Renchick’s Paint Paper Wonder Drugs SPECIAL THANKS to: Gail Ken Winship and the Studio Staff Mr. L. Thomas-Jostens Yearbook Company The administration and faculty of CHS for the patience and cooperation shown our staff. The Clarkston News. Very special thanks are extended to Mrs. Linda Dennis for her generosity in providing expertise and assistance. YEARBOOK STAFF Gina Thomas-Editor Scot Dennis-Photographic Editor Susan Morse-Assistant Editor Tammy Alcorn Leisa Brown Steve Cipparone Dennis Farmer Becky Gibbons Norma Heimbecker Richard McKibben Mike Nelson Bob Rogers Sherie Schultz Mark Wallace 232 233 234 BUS DRIVERS VS. FACULTY VOLLEYBALL GAME BENEFIT FOR KEN GRABLE 236 In March, the Clarkston Community showed its support for 1975 CHS graduate Ken Grable. Ken was struck by a car while walking on the Campus of Central Michigan University. The Volleyball game, which involved Clarkston busdrivers, teachers and other concerned community members, was a fund-raiser to help offset hospital costs. 237 5 - _ -u— X' v' - , . A •. - • • ' r- - z -s s • X ■ . . r . - ’xrtpw - ••. - v- , %'- v r — - v v , vv - „ . v . • - •'' . .. + - '• - v 2 . -:iC w -£x . X ; v - w-C v. -c X -C -' -. 'S•■;■’ N v- ’ « ..'- . ■ -v -. 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