Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

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Kobert Me Con key Mary Beth McSlmeel Marjorie Megyaszai Colleen McCracken Daniel Meissner Erie McCarty Urooke McCreery Karen McClellan fjulie McDermott Margaret McJnnis Cray McKim Kicky Merchant JCisa Merritt 36 Scott Meyland Ilanine M iracle Steven Morris Scott Miller Mark Mitchell Charles Model Marcus Morales Wendi Morgan Kelly Molter Nathalie Motley Kevin Morse Ceandra Murphy Seniors m « Zed Myatt Kobert Newblatt Caryl Odell Stacey Myers flo Ana Oemig Jtiger Nelson Zitn Niebauer Caurie Ogle Konald Olsen Zodd Olsen Cisa Norris Molly Olliffe Dean Oneil Kim Ottman ‘ folia Pescor [Jennifer Place Aimee Paquette Amy Pearson 'Daniel Peters [John Planck Chad Portugal Donna Pociecha Michael Powers 8 lien Pitcher [Jim Polidan Zammy Putsy 1 I 39 Anthony Raguso Kimberley Reynolds Sonja Ritter Blaine Quigley M ichael Rana {Jeff Richardson Michael Rivard (Jerald Reckinger M ichelle Rickman Norman Robbins Zeresa Robenault 40 Zerrence Rudd Allen Scott Kicky Kobcrts Phil Rutkoski {Jennifer Scharl Shannon Scribner Mario Rodriguez Karen Rose Steven Sample Cynthia Sams Kathryn Schebor Melissa Schmidt Kana Scutt Seniors Doug Serb Zracy Smallwood Patricia Smith Zhomas Serbiuoff Melissa Siegle t. Kimberly Smith Shawn Smith Stephanie Smith Denise Shepherd Kobert Sleeman M ichael Smith 42 Charles Stein Chris Sorgatz Qeri Speace Kod Stanley David Stephens Mark Southby Zantnty Sprague Zheresa Stetz Seth Springer jVathan Stansell Kim Stiff £ £ 41 Deborah Sting ley Carol Sutherland Kodaey Zhomas Clay Zhora Karl Striae Mark Zaylor William Zhomas Zim Zhrift Kea Stuk Miehael Zen's Paula Zhompsoa Kristia Ziahrt Susaa Zhompsoa Margaret Ziakis 44 Ellen Zraschenko Kob Unsworth Mope Waller Cynthia Zraynor Staei Vayts {Jeffery Walker Cynthia Warden Zina Vantuyl Brian Wall Deena Webb Bruce Wall M ichael Weber I 1 45 Rrian Williams Robert Williams M ichael Z. Weber Michelle Weber Nancy Weir Amy West I Janice West Marie White Kevin White Koss Wiley [Jason Wiederhold Craig Westwater Zint Wilson Wendy Wilson Caura Wimn Wendy Wollerntan Zim Wood D'Jnn Wright Zracy Zatkoff 47 M ichael Zabel Seniors Class Of 85 Mascot• Wolf Class Colors: Maroon A (fray Class 9lower-.Red Rose Class Sony: Always and forever Class MottO: Zoday We follow — We Senior Zrip: April 5, loss, Daytona Reach Prom- May lO. 19SS, Roma’s Cast Day-. June 12,1985 Commencement: ffune ie. ms, Pine Knob Class Officers: FAVORITE MAGAZINES G.Q. S Rolling Stones FAVORITE COLLEGE M.S.U. S U. of M. FAVORITE BEVERAGE Pepsi Michelob Light FAVORITE CAR Mercedes Porsche FAVORITE T.V. SOAP Guiding Light S General Hospital FAVORITE SNACK FOOD Pretzels Pistachios FAVORITE PLACE FOR LUNCH McDonalds Marios FAVORITE RADIO STATIONS WJLB § WNIC, (Pillow Talk) FAVORITE MUSICAL GROUP Prince § The Revolution S Chicago FAVORITE ACTRESS Meryl Streep Goldie Hawn FAVORITE ACTOR Eddie Murphy % Richere Gere FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME Beverly Hills Cop Animal House” 50 Jiosp'UaL senior “Dawn Honderczuk Dawn — Congratulations for the great accomplishment and more to gol Love, Mom, Dad, Sis 6 Brother ‘Debbie Brotemarkle Congratulations Class of '85 especially to Debbie. We are very proud of you and will always cherish the love and memories you have given us. Good Luck, Mother. Dad Family Susan Colwell Susan — You should be as proud of your accomplishments as we are proud of you. Congratulations. Love. Mom. Dad. Ann Mark 3ill DeShetler Jill. We are proud of you and we shall always cheer you on — Love. Mom, Dad. Jeri, Dick George — All Right!” Becky Snyel Becky — Congratulations, we are very proud of you — Life is what you make of it — Good Luck — Love, Mom. Dad. Terri Chris Jranklin Chris, Congratulations and Good Luck. We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom Dad Be th Colley To Beth: The rainbow is just beginning! Love, Mom. Dad Chip Ann fittiy Dear Ann, — Mom, Dad. Amy and Alysa wish you many more great new beginnings. We love you. Hob Maim Bob — Wishing you much love, luck and happiness, you’ve earned it all! Love. Mom. Dad. Dan Bill $odi Jrwin Jodi, There are no words that describe the pride we have in you and your accomplishments. Congratulations. Love, Dad, Mom. Lisa Lori Debbie i Steve Kent Being twins means we are twice as proud of both of you. Congratulations! We love you both very much. Love, Mom 8 Dad {Julie Kiser Julie — We’re very proud of you. Our love and support go with you always. Love. Mom Dad Cindy Caw Cindy, We are very proud of you — Good Luck in your future goals. Love, Dad, Mom, Kathy 8 Dennis Zheresa Cucke Theresa — Congratulations! We're very proud of you! Good Luck in the future. Love ya. Mom. Terry the Kids Debbie Master Debbie — May good fortune, good times and good friends continue to follow you throughout your lifetime. Remember, we will always be there for you. Love, Dad, Mom Darren Brooke MeCreery Brooke, Still round the corner there may wait a new road or a secret gate, and though we pass them by today, tomorrow we may come this way and take the hidden paths that run towards the moon or the sun. We’re proud of you, Mom Dad Patrons Zroy Me Kim Troy. Our son who is so much a part of us, (of whom we are so proud) Love. Mom and Dad Kim Ottman Kim. Congratulations! You have made us very proud. Now, do you have time to clean your room!? We love you. Dad, Mom, Tom and Charlie Michelle Kickman Congratulations Class of ’85. Michelle-, Our love and best wishes always. Dad. Mom, Jane, Casey and Adam Chris Sorgatz Chris — Our best wishes for success and happiness in your chosen work. We’re very proud of you! Love. Mom, Dad, Todd Nancy Kim Stiff Kim — Congratulations Sis, you are very special to me. I hope you get everything you want out of life. Your Sister Pam Kim — Sis. congratulations on your graduation. I know you will succeed in everything you do. I am very proud of you and love you very much. Your brother, Todd Kim — We are very proud of you and love you more than anything in this world. Congratulations on this, your special day! Love, Dad Mom Kim Zhontas Kim — Congratulations and Good Wishes as you begin next year. Love, Mom, Dad, Gina, Carrie. Kevin j ancy Weir Congratulations! We are so proud of you and we love you. Best of luck in everything you do. Love, Mom, Dad Tim Qwendelymt (Wendy) Wilson May this be one of the happiest moments of your life and just the beginning of your thirst for personal growth and knowledge. As always, I am very proud of you.” Love, Mom Wendy Wollerman Wendy, You are in my thoughts always. God Bless You. Love, Dad Wendy — Keep up your lively exciting personality throughout life. Love, Mom Wendy, You’ve become so special to us — we wish you only the best life has to offer. Love. Mr. Mrs. Whittaker, Justin Courtney. Wendy. Time flies, suns rise and shadows fall. Let time go by. Love is forever overall.” May love and happiness follow you wherever you go. Love, Rick Staci Vagts Staci — You are such a joy to us. We are so proud of you. We can hardly wait to see what your future holds. Be happy and always remember we love you and we ll always be there for you. Love, Mom, Dad, Kylee Todd Class of 1985 Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.” Congratulations, Your Yearbook Staff. Senior Class Wills We, Mr. Biggs 8 Mr. Clem, would like to donate our empty whip cream cans to the FUTURE SENIORSI 5th Fir. International Relations, 1st semester, wills to MR. ROSSO, our Flawiian Shirts! I, Brooke McCreery. leave all my Prince memorabilia in my locker to LISA SURAN. I, BIRD Kilcline, bequeath to G. RICHARDSON my ability to be a Gumby! I, BIRD” Kilcline. will away my track wings to my little sister coming to this school next year. To PAM BAAL, I will my outstanding French Class grade. To DARRELL BOGGS. I leave my Jokes I, II 6 III books, my demented tapes, records, comics, etc., and checkered doggie bones. And lastly to him I will my collection of Cramps tapes! I, Beth Galley, bequeath my running shoes to ERIN DUPREE. We, Corina % Michelle, will to ANNE RUTH WEBB, our Friday, Saturday (sometimes Sunday) party nights out. To RANDY I bequeath all the women, Good Luck and have fun — Mike. I, Stephanie Jenks, will to my brother LOWELL all the good times I had in high school. To BEAR, my best friend, I leave the locker all to yourself to paste Michael all over it!! Love, Bo I, Julie McDermott, leave TANA PASH my insanity ability to get through the senior year. I, Kim Brenner, leave to RICKEY DAVIS my white high heels and my sheer panty hose. I, Wendy Wollerman, will an invisable person of my height to stand next to INGRID VAARA in her 85 86 Pom Pon year! To TAMMY HOLMAN I leave the memories of Shelly and Chris! I, leave my bad attitude to JOHN BARNETT! To BECKY: I give you SenioritisI! To DANNY GEE, I leave my friends, because he has none — from Chris Eschker. To FRANK CAMPANARO, I leave my shotgun, mortar, cannonfire, handgrenades and whatever else he may need to get him through those tough days in good old CHS Happy Bombing Frank! To BOB LAPORTE — I leave all my past scams — from Mike Galley! To GARRETT BASS I leave my ability to party hardy and still graduate! To KEVEN NORTH, I will my complete Punk Handbook to learn how to be a Real Punk! I, Erik Kline, will my Throne to MICHAEL MAY! To MARKE GILBERT, I will a hundred copies of the Ramone's song, Mama's Boy. I leave to RANDY KOSEK my catchers mitt. To CHRIS DICKERSON, I leave my cherished Ma-gruder's and a semesters supply of government notes! From. P.J. Basinger. I, Dawn Kline, bequeath to KOLLEEN KLINE, the prive-ledge of using the gator mobile and the right to scream outside Mrs Meylands room. I, Jill DeShelter, hereby bequeath to SUE KITHILL all of my parking tickets I have acquired in the Senior lot. I, Jill DeShelter. hereby bequeath to GEORGE LA-BASH. who will definately need them, all my brownie points I have earned with the teachers. I, Kim King, leave to LORI MULLINS my unused parking permit and my investment in the Cliff Notes Co. I, Kim King, leave to JEFF MULLINS the priviledge to take the car 8 carry on the name crash” when I’m gone so the memory can live forever. I, leave to MICHELLE TAULBEE my combination lock that never locks when you want it to! I, Chris, leave Mr. McCurdy to my little sister DEBBIE — Good Luck! To JULIE WEST I leave my spot at Micky’ D’s and my sociology notes — Theresa. I, Karen, will my puppy's breath to LAURIE FRAN-SISCO — enjoy! 54 To TAMMY I leave my pack of CC’s — Party Hardy — Love Sis! To KOLEEN KLINE From Nicki Adkins — I will my ability to be a Social Butterfly!” I, Cindy Traynor, leave all the great memories I've had to BROOK R.. TRACI A., and JENNY — except Kevin K.l I, leave my favorite sticks (drum sticks) to DARREN VERBOUW. I, Julie Kiser, will my brother JIM the Malibu and the privacy that I never had. I, Tracy Zatkoff, leave my Sun-In. Suntan Lotion and Hawaiian shirts to Todd Render. To all up and coming VOGUETTES, I bequeath my mini’s, my lace and my rhinestones — Hope Waller. To WENDY SPRINGER, I leave my ability of not getting into trouble with school administration, the teachers or my peers. Watch out for Rose! I, Kim Stiff hereby bequeath to PAM STIFF all my brownie points with the teachers. To MARCY HAYWARD — I will more funfilled hours with Anne and my History credit — Jeanie Masak. I, Colleen Dwire, will to TRACY MACALPINE my awesome locker with the Chippendale Men. I. Colleen Dwire will to THE GUYS IN THE MIDDLE HALL, to get through your Senior year! Good Luckll (Don’t forget S.W.'s parties and his love for Prince 19991) I, Kim Ottman bequeath to KIM BENDER my foxy number 22. I, Kim Ottman bequeath to SUE LOVELADY my ability to be foxy. I, Kim Ottman bequeath to LISA LADD all my success in track along with my track spikes. Good Luck! I, will my locker to anybody who is brave enough to take it — (p.s. it eats things!) Shutter Shy Seniors Kim Adams Michael Harmes Stephen Murphy Deborah Alzoni Kenneth Hartsock Tammy Nale Christos Anganis Rebecca Hawkins Carol Ogurek Matt Arnold Lori Herrala Jeffrey Ortwine Stephan Atkinson Patricia Hess Greg Parker Phillip Bachor Helen Holladay Megan Rausch Brad Baker Charles Hoover Rey Red Andrea Barnes Kurt Horecki Noelle Rose Phil Bastuba Michael Hubert Kim Schreiber Lee Baylis Sammy Humphrey Stacey Scott Lincoln Baylis Joseph Hutchinson Judith Skrine Tom Bennett Darryl Hutchons Judith Smith Lori Buhl David Huzarski Marie Susalla Bill Burton Kelly Jones April Tinsler Chris Cantley Rita Kalush Rocky Tucker Larry Carter Michael Katchmark Gerald Turner John Clark Kristine Kelly Tim Vandermark Michael Coleman Suzanna Ketchum Henry Vanderpool Gary Crandal Gene Larson Angela Villarreal Marcus Delisle Carl Latham Pamela Wagoner Laura Farrah Dwayne Lee Kimberly Walton Cindy Feet Patti Lozano Robert Weir Larry Feet Neal Mason Richard Wheeler Debra Franklin Mark Mathews Jeffrey White John Funch Dennis McLintock David Willson Michell Giacalone Sheila Meadows Troy Wilmont Fred Glasco Troy Miller Mark Wrestler Charles Gravlin Mike Minjoe Jamie Wurm Thomas Gray Michael Harmes Lisa Moloney Sharon Abbott Grayce Abdoo Nicole Ackerman Ruth Acton Todd Adams Larry Adkins April Amato Adam Anderson Cheryl Andryco Richard Ashley Stephen Atkinson Teresa Aulger Rick Austin Cynthia Baal Dan Bailey Noele Ballard Jeanna Banks Dave Baran Karen Barna Penny Barnard John Barnett John Barnfeather Roger Barry Kerri Bartlett Lori Bartosiewicz {Junior Class Officers Treasurer — Steve Wiedemann President — Bob CaPorte Vice President — Mike Walters Secretary — Kristin Schultz 58 I Vicky Barwig Bill Bastuba Melissa Beardlsey Tracey Beaulieu Chris Beer Nancy Belch Tina Bell Kim Bender Bill Bennett Darrin Bennett Sandy Bentley Brian Benway Kimberly Billig Buffy Blevins Dave Bliss Christine Bodziak Darrell Boggs Dawn Brancheau Laurie Brandt Joe Brazelton Donna Bright Susan Brock Derek Brown Kim Brown Laura Bruce 59 Tim Buda Alayna Budrow Todd Caldwell Joi Callison Frank Campanaro Sue Carpenter Darton Case Jim Casper Martin Cervantez Melissa Chalawich Jason Chamberlain Dave Cipparone Audrey Cohoon Susan Coin Troy Colbert Mike Cole Jim Condron Colleen Conway Nat Cook Asher Cornelius Keith Cox Amy Cronenwett Kelly Cruz Joey Cunningham Jennifer D'Aiuto Kevin Daniels Sue Darnell Jeff Davis Rhonda Davis Rick Davis Shivonne Deboer Randy Defrain Michelle Dehaan Gina Denapoli Chris Dickerson X Sr M Mary Ditch Tammy Domroese Katie Donlin Bryan Driscoll Kim Duckett Scott Dufour Norm Dufrin Krissy Dunham Jim Dunn Erin Dupree Dan Durci Dawn Dusseau Kris Eader Curtis Eckert Todd Edmunds Amy Eiden Cindy Elgie Wendy Elkins Julie Everett Todd Fante Jennifer Farough Jeff Ferguson Mike Fisher Leah Flanigan Ellen Fleming Ron Forbes Kelly Ford Laurie Francisco Freda Franklin Matt Fry Jim Fuller Jane Furgurson Sue Gable Marty Gamble Matthew Garcia 61 Lisa Garrett John Gaulin Dave Gauss Danny Gee Alysa Gettig Marke Gilbert Chris Gillis Mark Gillis Jamie Giroux Kelly Goins Lydia Golub Tom Gosley Lori Grabowski Amy Graves Michele Green Kathy Greene Craig Greenfield Ken Gregory Beth Greiger Kim Gribble 62 Sue Hall Todd Hallett Yvette Hamlin Matt Hargett Julie Harned Bob Haran Christine Harrison Kurt Havel Marcy Hayward Kris Heaton Mike Heil Debra Hensley Steve Hepler Ron Herr Lisa Hetherington Randy Hetherington Tracy Hill Chadd Hiller Jake Hines Dana Hocking Boris Hoeller Eric Hofer Craig Hoisington Tammie Holman Bonnie Holmes Bruce Hopkins Annette Hopson Jerry Howington Delora Hubarth Erica Hubbach Peggy Huffman Chris Hulett Rob Hull Beth Hunn Tracey Hutchins Jeffery Ice Lamont Ingalls Amy Isbell Jennifer Jablonski Dan Jackman Chris Jarrett Chester Jeffery Julia Jeffery Susan Jennings Jenni John Erik Johnson Lori Johnson Mike Johnson Dave Johnston Jill Johnston Sara Jonas Kyle Jones Wendy Jones Karen Jordan Michele Keech J.R. Keelin Jon Kelley Rick Kelley Ron Kerns Jodi King 64 Tom King Jessie Kirk Jim Kiser Sue Kithil Tracy Klender Scott Klingler Larry Knapp Jon Knibbs Sue Koch Mark Kornacki Randy Kosek Dawn Krajenke Jennifer Kratt Jon Kraut Keith Krupp Kevin Krupp Sherry Kulaszewski Scott Kurkowski Rena Lacroix Kim Lafferty Kevin Laidig Laura Lambert Mike Lambeth Steve Lambouris Bob LaPorte Julie Lawrence Brenda Lawson Ed Lawson Dave Lederman Heather Lee Dannette Lehman Dan Lewis Jennifer Lewis Mark Lewis Erika Lindberg 65 Renee Lindeberg Eric Livingston Teresa Loehne Jill Lopucki Susan Lovelady Lisa Lovse John Luvera Scott Luzi Nancy MacLennan Tim Mahler Scott Marceau Jeff Marraccini Tabatha Matthews Mike May Christie Maybee Angie Mayo Jim McAlister Sonny McCain Lisa McCreery Lisa McLellan Kevin McNally Cheryl McVety Tereasa Medaris Marnie Meehan Kathy Mekras Jaye Menzies Rick Migrants Kim Millard Wendy Miller Carmen Misiak Christine Mitchell Julie Monroe Charlie Moore Denys Morgan Mike Morrissey Laura Mott Tracie Mudge Jim Muhleck Lori Mullins Dawn Munger Tom Myers Claire Needham Joe Nephler Chris Newberry Lori Nolen Becky Olney Kris Overbaugh Bryan Pankey Gina Pardo Rod Parke 67 Tana Pash Kathy Patrick Phil Patterson Roberta Paul Mike Peterson Mike Petherbridge Elizabeth Pfahlert Matt Phillips Stephanie Phillips Bill Phipps Beth Pilarcik Kevin Pitcher Tammy Pittman Ken Polenz Kecia Powell Chris Praksti Tom Purves Mike Pyenta Darrin Racine Miles Radcliff Kellie Raedeke Chris Raymer John Reading Brooke Reckinger Daisy Red Janet Rehfus Melanie Reid Julie Richards Scott Rigonan Cecilia Ritter Kim Roberson Jackie Roberts Gary Robinson Wendy Rollins Carrie Roselli 68 Sandy Ross Tina Rotondo Jim Ruelle Tom Ruelle Ethan Russell Craig Sabo Kim Saiz Pete Sans Dan Sartor Stacy Saul Carl Saunders Cliff Scherbing Kristin Schultz Warren Scott Lesley Seddon Yvette Sedorchuck Denice Sewell Terri Sherman Micky Simpkinson Jami Smith Stacey Smith Sandy Snitchler Angela Snow Ken Spencer Scott Spenst Kris Spiece Lisa Spina Michelle Sprung Teresa Stansell John Stapleton Susan Stefanski Stephen Stewart Pam Stiff Pat Stringfield Kevin Stubblefield 69 Lisa Suran Andrea Sutton Walt Svenkesen Russ Swan Michelle Taulbee Julie Tezak Eric Thomas Vaughn Thompson Shannon Toby Jeff Toretta Ken Tracy Dale Traver Dan Travis Patty Trevino Melanie Upcott Nichole Upcott Ingrid Vaara Lori Vallad Robin Vance April Vanderpool Andrea Vaughn Holly Vaughn Darren Verbouw Mark Vinstra Scott Wade Kristen Wagner Lisa Wagner Lori Walker Debbie Walls Mike Walters Missy Walters Nancy Ward Gary Watson Shelley Weaver Anne Webb Beth Weber Tim Weir Chere Welch Matt Werner Jim West Julie West Kristin Whisner Eddie Whitaker Nancy White Steve Wiedemann Wendy Willett Kristine Williams Bonnie Wilson Joe Wilson Dana Wilton Erik Wollesen Julie Woodward Steve Woody John Worster Brian Yerkes Annette Yocum Andrea Zanotti Amy Zeleznik Kristin Zimmerman Steve Zoss 72 Sophomore Class Officers Vice-President — Jennifer Seaton President — Heth Southby Secretary — Angie Parker Creasurer — Mary Sllen llnsworth Kellie Abbott Dennis Abdoo Brad Adams Kris Alkire Anthony Allen Jennifer Alsup Chris Anderson Andrea Andryco Lisa Armstrong Rachell Arrowsmith Amy Ashton Gerri Avery Pam Baal Brian Baert Teresa Bailey Michelle Baker Christina Barber Angie Barker Sherry Barry Kristina Bas Jerry Basham Tim Batchelor Sheri Baxter Matt Beamer Deborah Beardlsey 76 Robert Beaudoin Joanne Beck Julie Becker Tammi Becker Melissa Bell Pam Bellows Tracy Bender Robert Benfield Art Bergeron Christine Bigelo Karol Bilbey Jeff Billig Tom Black Michelle Blomberg Tom Bohl Angela Borrie Gary Bosdock Susan Bradley Kristin Brazier Kathleen Briney Heather Brooks Serena Brown Jennifer Bruce Lisa Brudnak John Brueck 77 Aimee Brzezinski Julie Buchanan Randy Budrow Tesha Burnett April Burridge Stacey Cameron Jim Campbell Suzanne Campbell Jeff Cantley Lauren Carlson Norm Carmichael Kelly Carpenter Bob Carter Troy Castle Mike Chalawich Craig Chamberlain Dawn Chamberlain Richard Charles Ryann Chase Vicki Chenoweth Greg Cherniak Ernie Clements Duane Cochran Wendy Cohoon Dennis Conway Kelley Cook Linda Cordell Brent Corliss Jennifer Covent Gina Cox Tony Crandall Scott Crawford Michele Crites Kelly Cumming Ken Cummings 78 Kathy Curtis Tony Cusumano Dale Davis Anne Debniak Marty Decker Frank Dick Dawn Diederich Lisa Dixon Daniel Dobson Lynn Downs Steven Downs Joe Doyon Randy Dumas Scott Durham Melody Dyer Michelle Easley Mildred Edwards Melissa Elfes Scott Emery Melissa Erdman Cheryl Featherstone Jennifer Fenton Randy Ferguson Craig Ferrell Amy Fines Ken Fox Mike Foyteck Craig Frasa Jeff Frick Teresa Frizzle Diane Fugitt Glennora Fultz Andy Gaddis Brian Galley Lisa Ganak 79 Ann Garcia Susan Garland Karin Garwood Gary Garza Margaret Gdula Joe Gentile Victoria Geyer Terry Gorham Mike Grable Chris Gragg Scott Graham Grant Gritzinger Brad Guenes Paula Gulian Tina Hacker Laurie Haggitt Charles Hagyard Greg Hall Jim Hall Lorna Hall Michael Hall Richelle Hamby Joe Hamelin Stephanie Hamil Christine Hardy 80 Jenni Hardy Greg Harned Monica Harper April Harris Matt Harrison Bob Harrison Christine Hartman Scott Harvey Jeff Haskins Jeannie Hawks Craig Hayward Sandy Heard Kevin Heber Heather Helsel Tina Henry Rafael Hernandez Julie Hewelt Cindy Hewitt Michelle Heyman Teresa Hofman Wendy Hollibaugh Peter Hollis Eric Hopp Doug Horecki Becky Hoskins 81 Gina Houck Laura Howse Jeff Huber Traci Hudson Shelly Huetter Charlotte Huff Steve Hulett Pat Hull Coreen Hummel Evan Humphrey Denise Hunt Andy Hunter Sarah Hunter Tim Hurley Elisabeth Huttenlocher Mark Ice Rob Inman Janet Jablonski Michael Jasso Matt Jensen Stacie Jensen Jeff John Christine Johnson Kim Johnson Tina Johnson Julie Johnston Danny Jokisch Tonya Jordan Carl Karlstrom Kandy Karvala Tina Keener Wendy Kellerman Jennifer Kelly Tim Kelly Shari Kent 82 Debbie Kerns Jessica Ketchum John Ketvirtis Roberta Kidd Wanda Kilgore Gene Kirvan Kolleen Kline Michael Klockow Michael Knight Tamera Konkle Mike Koslosky Joette Kovacik Christa Kruger Jennifer Kuzma George Labash Lisa Ladd Kelly Laidig Kurt Lair David Lally Steve Lambourn Dave Larkin Tracy Larson Wendy Larson Paul Latham Amy LaValley Stephen Lay Suzanne Learmont Kristina Lee James Leeseberg Angela Lessel Floy Licatovich Heidi Locher Lea Lofton Alan Logan Daniel Longstaff 83 Sandy Lovelady Rob Lund Tracy MacAlpine Gina MacDonald Jenni Mann ■ Laura Manser Chandra Manuel Keith Marsh Tom Marshick Kelly Martin Lisa Martin Steve Mason Sue Matthews Bill Maynard Shaun McCracken Kellie McGhee Kathleen Mclnnis Jeffery McLeod Colleen McMullen Terrence McNally Dawn McVety Ken Meissner Keith Mercier Cindy Merritt Brian Mersino 84 Jackie Messing Deanna Meyers Kris Micallef Jon Midtgard Amy Miller Brian Miller Jon Miller Michael Miller Stefanie Millis Angela Miracle Cindy Miracle Junior Miracle Todd Misiak Terri Mitchell Cassandra Mix Sheila Mobbs Kim Moore Lisa Moore Chris Morgan Roxanne Morgan Sheri Morgan Robert Morlock Amy Morris Laura Morris Beth Moshier 85 Ronnie Multhaupt John Murphy Kelly Mustonen Dawn Muth Rhonda Myers Steve Mykytyn Andy Needham Lori Neff Michelle Nelson Kristen Neumann Andrew Newman Hope Newport Paul Newton Mike Noel Mike Norman Kevin North Melissa Odell Mark Oldenburg Kelly Olsen Scott Orth Jeff Owczarski Susan Oxley Michael Pado Tabatha Parker Jennifer Parr Catherine Passmore David Payne Kenlea Pebbles Ann Peterson Audrey Peterson Jim Petherbridge Michelle Pettit Shawn Petty Tracey Piazza Amy Pilarcik 86 Jeanne Pinho Shelly Pope Suzanne Prince David Racine Diane Rash Suzanne Raymond Grant Reading Lowell Redick Cari Reitano Dennis Reynolds Kim Reynolds Cindy Rhinevault Kristin Ried Lynn Riley Gary Ritch Allen Ritchie Matt Ritter Scott Ritter Jennifer Robbins Brian Robertson Tracy Roek Jeff Roeser Shawn Rogers Rob Ronk Darlene Rose Craig Rosenberger Jeff Russell Jennifer Sabo Mike Sanborn Maggie Sans Samantha Savas Neal Scalf Karl Schaffer Richard Schaller Matt Scharl 87 Melissa Schoff Theresa Scott Mike Scribner Steve Secatch Rich Sedorchuk Arnold Sese Michelle Sexton Axel Shavalier Kayla Shepherd Gabrielle Shore Jessica Shoup Cathy Siegert Martin Simpson Ed Sizemore Debra Skinner Jim Sleeman Steve Slaon Diane Smith Jennifer Smith Kelly Smith Randall Smith Shelley Smith Sheri Smith Todd Sorgatz Beth Southby 86 Tammy Spaven Don Spring Wendy Springer Heather Srock Elizabeth Stamas Matt Stanley Matt Stark Kris Steeger Paul Stephens Heidi Stephenson Michelle Stevens Nan Stingley David Stockton Jodi Strapp Rodney Strevel Deanna Stricklin Stacey Stricklin Mark Stringer Monica Strobehn Doreen Stuart Scott Stuemke Dan Stuk Rod Swanson Leslie Szasz Kristi Taylor 89 mm Phyllis Taylor Jim Tedder Dana Thatcher Scott Thompson Anne Thon Tracy Tiernan Beth Tilley Denise Timulak Delphin Tingue Jodie Tong Tamara Topous Amy Travis Angela Tsoukalas Jim Turk Lorette Ulasich Mary Ellen Unsworth Tasha Vaara Gunnar Vandeberg Lin Vanderkolk Bill Vantuyl Roger Vernier Heidi Vines Pat Walsh Sue Warner Michelle Warnock Krista Wasik Kim Webb Ruth Webb Terry Weir Mike Welch Darryl Wendt Robert Whitcomb Danielle White Tim White Ruth Wiar Rita Wiley Brad Wilkerson Melissa Wilkinson Sarah Williams Sharron Williams Stacey Williams Tami Williamson Mark Willson Vicki Wilson Jurgen Witte Susan Wolfe Scott Wood Tonia Wood Gregory Woodruff Thomas Woodward Frank Woody Jennifer Woofenden Lisa Wyke Alex Yarber Tonya York Kaye Young Jennifer Zahm Tom Zeleznik Todd Zeller Dan Ziegler Hank Zilka Devon Zingale Rick McCain ■ Sandy Stoecklin Jim Wilson 91 Central Administration — Mel Leroy Vaara — Assist. Superintendent. Alberta Ellis — Curriculum Dir., Conrad Bruce — Administrative Assis., William Jackson — Business Manager, Milford Mason — Superintendent, William Dennis — Administrative Assis., William Neff — Administrative Assis. 94 Board of Education — Thomas Bills — Trustee, Dr. Stephen Werner — Trustee, Mary Jane Chaustowich — Secretary, Elaine Schultz — Treasurer. David Kithil — Vice President, Janet Thomas — President. Carolyn Place — Trustee DOMINIC MAUTI — Administration B.S. — Eastern Michigan Univ. M.A. in Administration — Michigan State. Mr. Mauti enjoys gardening and traveling. JAN GABIER — Administration JOHN KIRCHEGESSNER — Administration B.S. — Bowling Green State. M.A. — Michigan State. Ed. S. — Eastern Mich. Univ. He enjoys flying and has obtained his Private’s License. BRENDA ALEXANDER — Secretary DOTTIE ALLEN — Secretary CINDY BORTZ — Secretary MRS. CURRY — Secretary MRS. FINK — Library Asst. MRS. SCHAEFER — Student Services Dept. NANCY ALBYN — English Dept. DOM ALESSI — Social Science Dept. CAROL AREND — Foreign Language Dept. % AL BARTLETT — English Dept. BILL BONNELL — Counseling Dept. B.S. in Education — Central Mich. M.A. — Michigan State. He enjoys all sports, gardening, bird watching, hiking, camping, drawing-painting. NED BURDICK — Science and Math Dept. B.S. in Science and Physics — Central Mich. Univ. Mr. Burdick enjoys sailing, running and x-country skiing. TOBY CARTER — Science Dept. M.A. — Eastern Mich., B.S. — Central Mich. Mr. Carter is interested in wrestling and he also enjoys skiing and camping. JIM CHAMBERLAIN — English Dept. B.A. — Hillsdale. He enjoys golfing. Fishing S reading. CLIFF CHAPMAN — Music Dept. Bachelor of Music. Master of Music. Performer s Certificate — State University of New York. Advanced Graduate Study -M.S.U. He is an adjudicator for Bands. Jazz, and Solo Ensemble Festivals with Drum Corps Midwest. MSBOA. MCBDA. He enjoys Music Composition and Arranging, ice skating, swimming S diving and caligraphy 98 REBECCA CRAIG — Learning Resource Dept. B.S. Western Mich., M.A. — Oakland Univ., working on a M.A. from Univ. of South Florida. Her special interests are aerobics, softball, racquetball and running. BILL CURTIS — Learning Resource Dept. LINDA DENNIS — Math Dept. BETTY DURIS — English Dept. Student Government. B.S. and M.A. — Oakland Univ. She likes cross country and downhill skiing, playing Bridge, gardening and watersports. JOANN EATON — Business § Foreign Language Dept. LINDA DENSTAEDT — English Dept. B.A. — Oakland Univ., M.A.T. — Oakland Univ. She likes crocheting, writing poetry, photography and playing with her children. MARY FOWLER — Science Dept. BILL GENSHAW — Social Studies Dept. BARBARA GIBSON — English Dept. B.A. — Michigan State. Major in Speech and Theatre. Mrs. Gibson enjoys baseball, Theatre, reading, traveling, and her grandchildren. MARILYN HANSON — Counseling Dept. MARY ELLEN HANSON — Librarian VICTOR HART — Counseling Dept. 99 LYNN HYDE — English Dept. RON JACOBSON — Math Dept. B.S. — Northern Mich. Univ.. M.A. — Northern Mich.. Univ., Educational Specialist — Wayne State. He likes music, golf, tennis, and is currently working toward a PhD from Wayne State. MIKE KAUL — Social Studies Dept. LYDIA KAZEWCYH — Math Dept. B.S. — Wayne State. M.A. in Math — Oakland Univ. She enjoys watersports. reading, music and crosscountry skiing. MIKE LAMAGNA — Industrial Arts Dept. B.S. — Central Mich. Univ., M.A. — Michigan State, Likes sports, Antique Cars, and traveling. MARGO LAY — Counseling Dept. B.S. — Eastern Mich. Univ., M.A. — Univ. of Michigan. Mrs. Lay enjoys golf, cross-country skiing, sewing and engiish smocking. 00 SONIA LETCHER — Phys. Ed. Dept. B.S. — Central Mich. Univ., major Gym, minor sociology, her interests include skiing and swimming. JIM MacARTHUR — Business Dept. PAT MacARTHUR — English Dept. B.A. — Central Mich. Univ., she enjoys traveling, reading and aerobics. BILL MACKSON — Science Dept. B.S. — Western Mich. Univ. KATHY MAHRLE — English Dept. LARRY MAHRLE — Social Studies Dept. B.S. — Central Mich. Univ., M.A. — Eastern Mich. Univ. 5, fir GENE MCCURDY — Business Dept. B.S. — Western Mich. Univ. He enjoys photography. Fishing and sports. KATIE MACKAY — Learning Resource Dept. JUDY MEDLIN — English Dept. B.A. — Univ. of Michigan, her interests include cross-country skiing and collecting antiques. FREDA MEYLAND — English Dept. B.A. — Michigan State Univ. She enjoys reading, traveling anjd antiques. JANE MILLER — Social Studies Dept. B.S. — Northern Mich. Univ. She likes biking, reading and playing with her kids. JANET MILLER — Art Dept. 102 CHERYL MIX — Social Studies Dept. B.A. in Secondary Ed., Social Science major, History minor, she enjoys baseball, basketball, golf, reading and knitting. JAN MODESITT — Math Dept. B.A. — Lawrence Univ., M. A. — Michigan State. Ms. Modesitt likes sailing, golf, spectator sports, reading, music and traveling. DICK MOSCOVIC — Industrial Arts Dept. B.S. — California State College, California Penn, in Industrial Arts, and a M.A. — Michigna State in Ind. Arts and Administration. His interests are carpentry, racquetball and jogging. HELENA PASINEAU — Social Studies Dept. B.A. — Oakland Univ. She enjoys oil painting, quilting and raising cattle. KATHLEEN PIERSON — Business Dept. B.S. — Western Mich. Univ. She likes reading and needlework. MARLENE REED — Social Studies Dept. B.S. — Oakland Univ. Her interests include shopping, running and swimming. 103 ANN REEVES — Business Dept. B.A. — Univ. of Michigan, M.A. — Michigan State in Business. She enjoys golf, reading and cooking. GORDON RICHARDSON — Phys. Ed. Dept. B.S. — Central Mich. Univ. Mr. Richardson like sports, coaching and music. LARRY ROSSO — Social Studies Dept. HOLLY RUPPRECHT — Math % Science Dept. RON SANTAVICCA — Ind. Arts Dept. B.S. — Eastern Mich. Univ.. M.A. — Michigan State. Mr. Santavicca enjoys sailing, camping, hiking, cross-country skiing and racquetball. CHERYL SEELBINDER — Foreign Lang. Dept. KEITH SIPOS — English Dept. B.A. — Wayne State. M.A. — Univ. of Michigan. U.C.L.A. post Graduate work. He likes classical music, sporting events, playing the trumpet and traveling to California. DAVID SKILLMAN — Math Dept. B.S. — Central Mich. Univ. He enjoys fishing and running. LINC SMITH — Learning Resource Dept. HOLLY STEPHENS — Science Dept. B.S. in Science and Biology. Mrs. Stephens likes pottery and local politics. DAVE STOBBE — Ind. Arts Dept. B.S. — Central Mich. Univ.. working on Masters at Eastern Mich. Univ. He enjoys racquetball. snow water skiing and crosscountry skiing. MIKE TAYLOR — Science Dept. B.S. — Univ. of Michigan. Mr. Taylor enjoys running sports, music, swimming and cards. 105 LARRY THIBAULT — Ind. Arts Dept. B.S. — Northern Mich. Univ., M.A. — Michigan State. He enjoys residential designing and carpentry. PAUL TUNGATE — Math Athletic Depts. ROY WARNER — Phys. Ed. Dept. B.S. — Michigan State, major — Gym. minor — Biology. He likes coaching baseball, shooting skeet and sailing. GRAYCE WARREN — Music Dept. Bachelor's of Music Education from Northern Mich. Univ. Mrs. Warren enjoys reading, sewing, traveling, attending concerts, musicals and plays. CYNTHIA WAUER — Math Dept. HOWARD WEBSTER — Learning Resource Dept. B.S., M.S., EdS. — Eastern Mich. Univ. His interests include racquetball, golf and tennis. JIM WENGER — Social Studies Dept. YVONNE WILSON — Home Economics Dept. 8.S. in Education — Central Mich. Univ. She enjoys sewing, knitting and gardening. WALT WYNIEMKO — Social Studies Dept. B.S. — Northern Mich. Univ., M.S. — Easterm Mich. Univ. Mr. Wyniemko enjoys reading and photography. ED YORK — Science Dept. 107 Cafeteria Our smiling cafeteria staff — Mike Hamilton, Fran Fleishans. Judy Taps-cott. Joyce Morris. Joyce Fisk. Lee Funk. Norma Curry, Mary Girvan, Pat Palmiter. Dwight Parsons Maintenance Thomas Evans. Ray LaPoint, Nick Kolos. Scott Ballard, and not pictured — Bill Barsher. 108 Bill Tymkow Tim Merenuk § S — Joni Schultz Lila Starkey Patsy Stiff Frankie Stone Sandra Weaver Regular Drivers ( Doris Aldrich Dorthy Anderson Kay Beaudoin Pat Bennett Special Education Drivers Charlene Carther Katherine Davis Wilta Doughty Rosemary Grable Lois Halpjrt vC.,., Shawlene Ladd Jacqueline- Larkin Sandra Miller Cheryl Miracle Cynthia Miracle Janet Noble' v Carole Rexford Janette Sansom Hazel Armstrong Loretta Graham Evelyn Smith Wanda Timmons Marge Western Nora Schmidgall Substitute Drivers Rebecca Aninos Betty Mulherin Raenell Wcislo CLARKSTON 109 Student Council 84 85 members — Cheryl An-dryco, Dave Baran, Angie Barker, Chris Beer, Derek Brown, Dave Cipparone, Sue Colwell, Liz Darby, Dawnaree Deboer, Amy Eiden, Jennifer Fenton, Kelly Ford, Marcy Frantz, Mike Gad-ley, Alysa Gettig, Beth Greiger, Sue Haase, Patti Haddad, Bob Hahn, Kelly Haskins, Dana Hocking, Lisa Hofer, Jill Johnston, J.R. Keelin, Julie Kiser, Keith Krupp, Kevin Krupp, Bob LaPorte, Heather Laurie, Wendy Lear-mont, Dave Lederman, Floy Li-catovich, Mike May, Marne Meehan, Claire Needham, Lori Neff, Maggie Sans, Samatha Sa-vas, Kristin Schultz, Tracy Smallwood, Beth Southby, Mark Southby, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Mike Walters, Kristen Wagner, Steve Wiedemann, Melissa Wilkinson, Vicki Wilson. 4 The 1984 85 participants in Student Council serviced both their school and community in a variety of ways. They sponsored the Homecoming Dance, the assemblies and Homecoming festivities. They brought the Christmas spirit to both the Lourdes Nursing Home and Hawthorn Center. They sponsored can, toy and clothing drives. They helped with both Blood Drives, Spirit Weeks, Toga Dance, and Field Days. They also put on the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Teacher Appreciation Breakfast and the Final Awards Banquet. The end of the school year brought with it the Junior-Senior Prom, the highlight of the year for those who attended. I. The 84 85 Student Council members. 2) Mike Walters and Steve Wiedemann working hard. 3) Student Council officers — Liz Darby — Sec. Tres.. Lisa Hofer — Pres., Tracy Smallwood — Vice Pres. 4) The students visit Lourdes Nursing Home and sing Christmas carols. 5) Beth Southby, Mary Ellen Unsworth. Melissa Wilkinson and Jennifer Fenton bringing the Christmas spirit to the kids. 6) Dana Hocking works on a poster. 7) Heather Laurie and Patti Haddad — GOAL Officers. 6 113 Science Club This year's Science Club has about a dozen active members including four officers. The group is sponsered by Mrs. Stephens and Ms. Rupprecht. Approximately every two weeks the club meets to discuss future plans. Money for activities is raised through the sale of candy bars and this year the Science Club hopes to go to Toronto for a week. Last year, members enjoyed a 5-day stay in Chicago. The club is presently involved in the Michigan Future Problem Solving Competition. April Amato, Jeanna Banks, Karen Barna, Jenee Beck, Cheryl Black, Bruce Brendle. Ashe Cornellius, Curt Eckert, Scott Ferrell (V-Pres.) Beth Greiger (President). Laurie Haggitt. Mike Heil, Tracy Hill, Andy Hollibaugh, Lee Howard, Ron Kerns, Heather Lee, Eric McCarthy. Jeff Marraccini, Roberta Paul, Beth Pilarcik, Jennifer Place (Secretary), Ken Polenz, Paul Stephens, Mrs. Stephens, Debbie Stingley, Steve Stuart, Lori Vallad, Eric Wollensen -----k No Photo Available _____r 114 Spanish Club The Spanish Club is an organization in which Spanish students can get together and participate in extra activities out of their Spanish classes. Putting on skits, going to authentic Spanish and South American restaurants and having fund raisers, are just a few of the fun activities the members participate in. 1) Front — Julie Everett, Nikki Upcott, Leslie Parrish. Jackie Roberts. Joanne Beck. Tami Becker, Lisa Dixon. 2nd row — April Harris. Heather Lee. Tracey Hill, Beth Pilar-cik. Tami Williamson, Yvette Sedorchuck. Wendy Miller. Tina Keener. Ellen Pitcher. Jennifer Kuzma. Back row — Miss Seel-binder. Sponsor. Kurt Eckert. Lisa Wyke, Shelly Smith. Chris Raymer, Chris Hulett. Heidi Willis. Kris Whisner. Julie Monroe. Lauren Carlson, Amy Pilarcik. Michelle Pettit. 2) Club members put on the play of Little Red Riding Hood for the Clarkston Elementary Spanish Club. 3) One of the Spanish Club dinners, this one was at La Cueca, a small, authentic South American restaurant. 2 115 Media Club Media I, 1st semester — Garrett Bass, Chris Eschker. Cheryl Featherstone, Brad Gaines, Laura Howse, Shari Kent. Jessica Ketchum, Scott Luzi, Eric McCarty, Miles Radcliff. Brad Vantuyl, John Whistler. 4th hr. — Frank Chaustowich, Vicky Chenoweth, Mike Cole, Jim Fuller. Eric Flopp, Jeff Huber, Amy Lavalley, Laura Manser, Tom Myers, Jeff Owczarski, Dan Sartor. Beth Southby, Deanna Stricklin, Jason Wiederhold. Media I, 2nd semester — John Chambers. Kelley Cook. Dan Durey, Mildred Edward, Chuck Ha-gyard, Mike Jasso, Jessie Kirk, Alan Logan, Lori Mullins, Jennifer Sabo, Axel Shavalier, Steve Sloan, Paul Stephens, Joe Wilson, Brian Yerkes. Media II, 2nd semester — Vicky Chenoweth, Ken Dean, Jim Durham. Eric Hopp, Jeff Huber. Amy Lavalley. Eric McCarty. Tom Myers, Jeff Owczarski, Bill Phipps. Dan Sartor, Bill Vantuyl. John Whistler. 116 The Media Club worked with audio video equipment, learned different sound techniques and proper composure for a video picture. They put together a few 3 min. productions within their seperate groups. For a final production, they did a 15 min. production that will be placed on Cable T.V. Zroop The M.I.M.E. Troop was very active this year teaching classes at the elementary schools in their after school enrichment programs, doing shows and workshops at Camp Tamerack with the 6th graders and helped encourage the walkers in the SCAMP Walk-A-Thon. They also had M.I.M.E. Night which was very successful. Members of the 84 84 M.I.M.E. Troop are: Ruth Acton, Laura Brown, Vicki Chenoweth, Rich Harden, Kim May, Luli Megyaszai, Ted Myatt, Becky Olney, Sonja Ritter, Steve Sample, Shawn Smith, Danielle White, Joe Wilson. Drama Club The 84 85 Drama Club had a very busy year. They performed 2 plays which took a lot of time and commitment, but both were a great success. This past year also consisted of Santa's Workshop and patrons Angels — which were both fund raisers to help out on expenses. Drama Club also attended Drama Day” at M.S.U. in the fall, and went to New York during the winter. All in all they had a very busy year! 84 85 members — Sharon Abbott, Ruth Acton, April Amato. Kerri Bartlett, Kristi Bas, Tami Becker, Nancy Belch, Karol Bilbey, Michelle Blomberg, George Briggs, Vicki Chenoweth, Dawn Cowie, Randy Deprain, Jim Dunn, Jennifer Fenton, Jim Fuller, Jeff Funck, Vicki Geyer. Chuck Glowzinski, Rich Flarden, Jennifer Flardy, Kelly Haskins, Lisa Flofer, Dana Flocking. Jeff Hubber. Beth Flunn, Sandy Inthler, Shari Kent, Tom King, Karen Knott, Jennifer Kuzma, Kim Lafferty, Kurt Lair, Wendy Larson, Amy LaValley, Laura Manser, Sue Mayhews, Kim May, Tereasa Medaris, Lulli Megyarzai, Julie Monroe, Denys Morgan, Tracie Mudge. Steve Murphy, Lori Neff, Becky Olney, Leslie Parrish, Cathy Passmore, Phillip Patterson, Amy Pearson, Kenlea Pebbles, Julie Pescor. Michelle Pettit, Betsy Pfahlert. Suzanne Raymond. Kim Reynolds, Kristin Reid, Jackie Roberts, Mary Roberts, Steve Sample, Samantha Savas, Yvette Sedorchuk, Karl Schaffer, Theresa Scott. Sonya Stanley, Kristen Steeger. Deanna Stricklin, Leslie Szasz. Dana Thatcher, Kim Thomas, Amy Travis, Dan Travis, Tami Topous, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Ingrid Vaara, Mike Weber, Mike T. Weber, Kristin Wisner, Danielle White, Melissa Wilkinson, Sarah Williams, Whitney Williams. Joe Wilson, Scott Wood, D’Ann Wright. Tonya York, Jenni Zahm, Amy Zeleznik, Cyndi Merritt, Brad Gaines, Jake Hines, Laura Bruce, Monica Harper. Maggie Sans, Carri Roselli. Karen Garwood, Jennifer Sabo, Michelle Sprung, Jon Kraut, Tom Purves, Mike Pyenta, Debbie Darnell, Wendy Jones, Angie Snow, Nicole Upcott, Brad Hasselbalch. THESPIANS — Grayce Abdoo, George Briggs, Barry Collins, Sue DePoorter, Tom King, Kim May, Cyndi Merritt, Steve Murphy, Ted Myatt, Inger Nelson, Sonja Ritter, Shawn Smith, Mike T. Weber, Kelly Haskins, Joe Wilson, Brad Hasselbalch, Steve Gerber. OFFICERS — President — Inger Nelson, Vice President — Sonja Ritter, Secretary — Grayce Abdoo, Treasurer — Barry Collins, Points Secretary — Sue DePoorter. 120 National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is based upon character, scholarship, leadership and service. A student must have a minimum 3.75 G.P.A. as a Sophomore, 3.50 G.P.A. as a Junior and a 3.20 as a Senior by the end of the first semester to be eligible for membership in the Henry Ford Chapter of the N.H.S. A student must also have a willingness to help others and be respectful of fellow students. The 84 85 members are: Shari Ashton, Lee Baylis, Renee Beck, Doug Colling, Barry Collins, Susan Colwell, Debbie Darnell. Julie Dengate, Erin Dupree. Rochelle Fromm, Todd George, Corey Greenfield, Lisa Hofer, Trisha Johnson, Susan Kithil, Dawn Kline, Wendy Learmont, Margaret Mclnnis, Scott Meyland, Claire Needham. Inger Nelson, Tracy Smallwood, Andrea Sutton, Kristin Tiahrt, Kristen Wagner, Mike Walters, Mike Weber, Nancy Weir, Steven Willis. The officers for the 84 85 school year were: Wendy Learmont — President, Trisha Johnson — Vice President, Inger Nelson — Secretary, Kristin Tiahrt — Treasurer. f Soprano I — Ruth Acton, Kelly Haskins, Margaret Mclnnis, Julie Monroe, Julie Pescor. Soprano II— Sharon Abbott, April Amato, Debbie Bechtel, Nancy Belch, Sandra Bentley, Kristin Eader, Lisa Garrett, Kathy Greene, Kim Hubbell, Kim Lafferty, Jennifer John, Sara Jonas, Leslie Parrish, Amy Pearson, Nichole Upcott, Ingrid Vaara, Julie Zumwalt. Tenor I — Jerry Alley, David Johnston, Steve Sample, Kevin White. Tenor II — Brian Baert, Richard Harden, Shawn MacCartey, Ted Myatt. Dave Ragatz. Alto I— Grayce Abdoo, Vicki Bruns, Nedra Carmichael, Delora Hubarth, Michele Keech, Tabatha Mathews, Teresa Medaris, Becky Olney, Geri Speace, Michelle Sprung, Amy Travis, Cindy Warden, Jan West, Nancy White, D’Ann Wright. Alto II — Sue DePoorter, Wendy Jones, Cheryl Lamphere, Denys Morgan, Carrie Roselli, Tina Rotondo, Sonya Stanley, Amy Zeleznik. Bass I George Briggs, James Dunn, Phillip Eddy, Bradley Hasselbalch, Jerry Howington, Tom King, Michael Peterson, Michael Pyenta, Mark Wrestler. Bass II— Bill Evans, Charles Glowzinski, Michael Hargett, Michael Minjoe, James Ruelle, Thomas Ruelle. 6 0 H C e r t e k o r 121 Mixed Chorus Soprano — Nichole Ackerman, Susan Bradley. Kelly Carpenter, Michelle Crites. Sue Garland. Jennifer Hardy, Kris Hutchins. Nancy Line, Beth Moshier, Brooke Phaup. Jenny Place, Jennifer Sabo, Theresa Scott. Bagrielle Shore. Sue Thompson, Shanon Touey, Rita Wiley, Bonnie Wilson. Alto — Karol Bilbey, Michelle Blom-berg. Stephanie Hamil, Delora Hubarth, Tonya Jordan, Jennifer Kuzma, Tracy MacAlpine, Kelly Martin, Lisa Martin, Ter-easa Medaris, Shawn Rogers, Geri Speace, Kristin Steeger, Heidi Stephenson, Angela Tsoukalas, Michele Weber, Bass — Tony Allen, Scott Graham, James Mather. Brian Yerkes, Tom Purves. fortissimo’s Tenor I Jeff Funck Scott Wood Tenor II Phillip Eddy Tom Gray Jerry Howington Tom King Bass I Curt Harmes Mike Harmes Jake Hines Stacey Scott Steve Woody Mark Wrestler Bass II Kevin Gates Brian Kozlowicz Mike Minjoe Joe Wilson Madrigals Soprano Kim May Inger Nelson Sonja Ritter Jackie Roberts Alto Kimm Buchmann Lisa Hofer Kris Whisner Amy Zeleznik Tenor Barry Collins Steve Gerber Steve Sample Kevin White Bass Steve Murphy Shawn Smith Dan Travis Mike C. Weber Chordaires Soprano I — Jennifer Covent, Jennifer Fenton, Charlotte Huff, Nancy Line, Lisa Maloney, Lori Neff, Audrey Peterson, Jessica Shoup, Soprano II — Michelle Blomberg, Kim King. Jennifer Kuzma, Wendy Rollins, Sandra Snitchler, Shanon Tobey, Alto — Sherry Barry, Kim Brenner, Pam Johnson, Kelly Jones, Kim Kidder, Cindy Mirale, Suzanne Raymond, Kim Reynolds, Cynthia Traynor, Tonya York, Kaye Young. Symphonic Band PICCOLO — Hope Waller. FLUTE — Kim Millard. Julie Richards, Ingrid Vaara, Jennifer Fenton, Jennifer Kratt, Sarah Harthun, Kristen Zimmerman. Tami Topous, Leandra Murphy, Kelly Goin. OBOE — Amy Travis, George Briggs. BASSOON — Kevin Heber. TROMBONE — Mike Galligan, Jeff Toretta, Phil Patterson, Maggie Sans. BARITONE — Steve Murphy, Matt Hargett. Ron Kerns, James Fuller. CLARINET — Erin Dupree, Kristen Whisner, Kristen Spiece. Ken Bartlett, Tracy Hill, Kim Billig, Laurie Francisco, Julie Pescor, Michelle Sexton. Kristen Reid, Kristen Bas. ALTO CLARINET — Tina Bell. BASS CLARINET — Tracie Mudge, Kelly Cruz, Kenlea Pebbles. CONTRA BASS — Bill Yates. F HORN — Margeret Mclnnis, Dan Travis, Steven Gerber. 124 PERCUSSION — Jenni Earough, Chris Sorgatz. Mike Zabel, Amy Isbell, Darren Verbouw, Beth Hunn. Lamont Ingalls. Rod Swanson. ALTO SAXOPHONE — Mike T. Weber. Craig Hayward, Neil Matushin, Dave Johnston. Claire Needham, Jenny John. TENOR SAXOPHONE — Ron Hammond, Jim Ruelle. BARITONE SAXOPHONE — Scott Orth. TRUMPET — Dan Miessner, Jackie Roberts, Julie Monroe. Mike Peterson, Derek Brown, Tasha Vaara, Mike Koslosky. TUBA — Tom Ruelle. Charles Glowzinski. STUDENT AIDES — Sandy Bentley, Chris Little. Julie Tezak. Wind Ensemble PICCOLO — Leandra Murphy. FLUTE — Jackie Peca, Shelly Heyman, Dawn Diederich, Vicki Chenoweth, Amy LaValley, Anne Thon. Kelly Cumming, Colleen McMullen, Lisa Nation. Deanna Stricklin, Kandy Karvala. Jeanie Hawks. Anne Webb, Monica Harper, Laura Brown. OBOE — Amy Travis. F HORN — Betsy Pfahlert, Jennifer Woofenden. PERCUSSION — Pam Baal, Rod Swanson, Dan Dobson. Jim Leeseburg, Vicki Geyer, Jim McAllister. CLARINET — Lorna Hall. Stacey Stricklin, Jennifer Parr, Ruth Webb. Ann Peterson, Susan Gable, Sandy Heard, Tracy Piazza. Wendy Larson, Amy Fines. BASS CLARINET — Steve Myktyn. CONTRA BASS — Chuck Humphrey, TUBA — Kristy Hardy. ALTO SAXOPHONE — Craig Hayward. Matt Jenson, Arnold Sese. John Murphy, Craig Frasa. Steve Downs, Mike Cole. TENOR SAXOPHONE — Brian Pendley, Brent Corliss. BARITON SAXOPHONE — Jeff Moore. TRUMPET CORNET — Jeff John, Tracy Roek, Amy Pilarcik, Andrew Needham, Ralph Hernandez. Tony Cusamano, Kelly Cook. TROMBONE — Kathleen Mclnnis, Tim Batchelor, Lowell Jenks. STUDENT AIDE — Beth Weber. jazz Hand SAXOPHONE Ron Hammond Craig Hayward Neil Matushin Jennifer John Jim Ruelle Matt Jenson DRUMS Chris Sorgatz James Kiser TRUMPET Dan Miessner Jackie Roberts Mike Peterson Tracy Roeck Tasha Vaara TROMBONE Jeff Toretta Phil Patterson Mike Galligan PIANO Inger Nelson GUITAR Scott Orth BASS Greg Hall 125 Color Guard Kristen Bas Melissa Bell Sandy Bentley Kim Billig Stacey Cameron Sue DePoorter Dawn Diederich Laurie Francisco Lorna Flail Sarah Ffarthun Shelly Heyman Jenny John Julie Johnston Kandy Karvala Karen Knott Jennifer Kratt Wendy Larson Amy LaValley Chris Little Jennifer Parr Ann Peterson Julie Richards Kristen Reid Stacey Stricklin Julie Tezak Tami Topous Amy Travis Hope Waller Ingrid Vaara Beth Weber Aimee Yocum Annette Yocum Kelly Eberhardt Flute Piccolo Laura Brown Vicki Chenoweth Kelly Cumining Jennifer Fenton Kelly Goin Monica Harper Jeanie Hawks Colleen McMullen Kim Millard Leandra Murphy Lori Stenborg Deanna Stricklin Kristen Zimmerman Percussion Pam Baal Jennifer Farough Dan Dobson Vicki Geyer Chuck Humphrey Lament Ingalls Amy Isbell Beth Hunn Jim Leeseburg Jim McAllister Steve Myktyn Brian Pendley Cindy Sams Chris Sorgatz Kim Thomas Anne Thon Darren Verbouw Anne Webb Percussion (Con‘t) Ruth Webb Brad Wilkerson Mike Zabel Clarinet Keri Bartlett Tina Bell Erin Dupree Susan Gable Sandy Heard Kevin Heber Traci Hill Tracie Mudge Kenlea Pebbles Tracy Piazza Michelle Sexton Kristen Spiece Kristen Whisner Alto Saxophone George Briggs Mike Cole Steven Downs Craig Frasa Matt Jenson David Johnston Jeff Moore John Murphy Claire Needham Scott Orth Arnold Sese Mike T. Weber Craig Hayward Tenor Saxophone Brent Corliss Todd Fante Ron Hammond Jim Ruclle Trumpet Derek Brown Kelly Cook Tony Cusamano Dan Downs Ralph Hernandez Jeff John Mike Koslosky Dan Miessner Julie Monroe Andy Needham Amy Pilarcik Doreen Stuart Jackie Roberts Ricky Roberts Tracy Roek Tasha Vaara Mellophone Steve Gerber Karen McClellan Margeret Mclnnis Betsy Pfahlert Dan Travis Mike C. Weber Jennifer Woofenden Trombones Tim Batchelor Mike Galligan Kathleen Mclnnis Phil Patterson Eric Pendley Maggie Sans Todd Sorgatz Jeff Toretta Baritone Jim Fuller Matt Hargett Ron Kerns Steve Murphy Bill Yates Tuba Paul Frasier Charlie Glowsinski Kristy Hardy Tom Ruelle Drum Majors Mike Peterson Neil Mutushin Color Guard C.O. Chris Little 127 yearbook Staff 128 3 5 The 84 85 yearbook staff worked hard putting in many long hours and lots of creativity and effort, but we always managed to make it fun! We hope this years book pleases everyone, it’s larger and a little different than past books and has many new ideas. So enjoy CHS! I) Heidi, Ruth and Jeff work on a layout. 2) Some of our crazy yearbook Seniors! 3) Mrs. Whittaker, Terri, Wendy, Tami and Heidi discuss yearbook business. 4) Some of the staff posing again! 5) Wendy and Corina — hamming it up! The Yearbook Staff — Back Row — Colleen Dwire — Editor, Mrs. Whittaker — Advisor, Jenny Kuzma, Sarah Hunter, Heidi Vines, Karen Barna, Jeff Pitoniak — Photographer. Middle Row — Dave Cipparone — Photographer. Nancy MacLennan — Photographer, Tami Becker, Ruth Webb, Corina Martinez, Cara Remund, Front Row — Wendy Wollerman — Assistant Editor, Michelle Rickman, Unofficial mascots — Dave Lederman Mike May. Not Pictured on page 128 — Terri Maloney, Shari Kent, Stephanie Brown, Michele Weber, Kim Stiff. Michelle Blomberg, Tracy MacAlpine. Kelly Martin, unofficial mascot — Steve Wiedemann and official mascot — Dan Lederman. 129 DJI.K. Lisa Hofer was this year’s recipient of the DAR Award. Lisa was chosen by her teachers and administration for her service, involvement, leadership and scholastic achievement. Lisa was involved in many activities since she started high school. She was in Drama Club for 3 years and Madrigals for 2 years. In her Junior year she held a position on the Pom Pon Squad and was President of the Junior Class. As a Senior, she participated in Junior Miss and was 1st Runner Up, she was a National Honor Society member and tutor and the President of Student Council. Congratulations Lisa, and Good Luck in the future! Alain Draquet — hails from the French speaking country of Belgium. Alain decided to come to the U.S. so that he could better learn the English language and also to give himself a rest after his last year of school. When he returns to Belgium. Alain plans on either spending four years studying industrial engineering or two years studying to get a pilots license. Alain says that over all the people here are nice, friendly, and seem to enjoy life. He also is appreciative of the help that the people here have given him in making his most difficult adjustment which the English language. Everyone here at C.H.S. would like to wish Alain ’’Good Luck.” Katrin Kaschel — is a native of West-Germany. Katrin likes her host family very much. She says that they are much like her own family. Katrins life in Germany is very busy, because along with her nine year old sister she is involved in many activities. These activities include: playing tennis, ballroom-dancing, and playing the mandoline. The most difficult adjustment that Katrin has had here in the U.S. is the fast life-style. She likes the school spirit that the students here have for C.H.S. and she also likes the after school activities here. Katrin claims that she is most impressed with the way that a country as large as the U.S. has stayed together for so long. Exchange Students Mia Graversen — C.H.S.’s Danish speaking foreign exchange student is Mia Graversen. from Denmark in Scandinavia. Mia came here to improve her English and because she loves to travel and learn about different cultures. Mia feels that there is not much difference between the lifestyles here and the lifestyle in Denmark. She says that the U.S. and Denmark are on approximately the same level of technology and development. Mia found it difficult to adjust to the extremely different school system. She says that school in Denmark is more difficult in the way that the students do more problem solving and analyzing instead of the American way of memorizing. Last fall Mia was on the tennis team and she spent her winter on skiis. But for the past three years In Denmark she has been one of the champion rythmic gymnasts on her team and she was on the national team. Mia would like to thank some of the teachers and students here for making her feel so welcome in the U.S. Lulli Megyaszai — Lulli would like to thank all those students and teachers who have been so helpful to her. She feels that school here is very free and she is very lucky to be in this type of school. She would also like to thank her lovely host family who have been of great help to her and who have given her much encouragement. Pablo Rebufello — Pablo is from Pando Uraguay. He is presently living with the Zabels who he feels are very nice people. He says that family life here is much different than it is in Uraguary. For example, in Uraguay. Pablo can go out dancing and not come home until 5:00 a.m. with no problem. Pablo has one brother, Ricardo and one sister. Cecilia. He often travels with his family and friends to different countries. He says that he likes school here more than in Uraguay because he can choose more of his classes and because of the choice of extra-curricular activities. He also says that the people here are very friendly. Pablo is involved in track, likes to swim, play soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and handball. Finally Pablo says that he loves McDonalds! Boris Hoeller — Boris Hoeller. a foreign exchange student from West-Germany. decided to come to the U.S. after he spent his 1983 vacation here. He says that he likes the American way of life with the variety of sports and fast food restaurants. Boris refers to his stay here in the U.S. as his dream vacation and he says that he was lucky to have met such nice, friendly, people here. He says that his most difficult adjustment here in the U.S. is getting up at 600 a.m. When Boris returns to Germany he is planning on finishing school, then working in a television station. Boris would like to return to the U.S. for a visit this summer and he says Thanks' to everyone. 131 k Varsity V. Varsity Team, L-R, Terri Sherman, Kim Ottman, Beth Greiger, Bridget Kilcline, Melanie Upcott, Wendy Learmont, Coach Dave McDonald, Michelle Taulbee, Kecia Powell, Sue Stefanski, Sue Lovelady, Laura Hurren. J.V. Team, L-R, Lisa Ladd, Kolleen Kline, Chris Hardy, Jessica Shoup, Lorette Ulasich, Missy O’Dell, Coach Larry Sherrill, Debbie Kerns, Ruth Webb, Kelly Laidig, Wendy Cohoon, Gina Houck, Suzy Learmont, Maggie Gdula. 134 Girls’ Varsity this year was led by Seniors Kim Ottman, Laura Hurren, Bridget Kilcline, Wendy Learmont and Junior Michelle Taulbee. The Wolves had an outstanding season with 13 wins 7 losses. Kim Ottman was awarded most valuable, while most improved went to Sue Stefanski. Hard practice and determination led the Girls J.V. to a rewarding season. Leading the team in scoring was Maggie Gdula and Ruth Webb, while Wendy Cohoon and Lorette Ulasich contributed to a good defense. The year ended with a record of 4 wins and 8 losses. Gina Houk was voted most improved and Ruth Webb received most valuable. I) Forward Michelle Taulbee concentrates on the basket. 2) Wendy Learmont goes up for two! 3) Kim Ottman sprints down the court. 4) Missy O’Dell wins the ball aganist Pontiac Northern at this J.V. game. : Qirls basketball y Varsity 1st Row — Dave Ragatz. Rob Newblatt. Chuck Stein. Rod Thomas, Randy Bailey, Jeff Davis. Doug Colling. Bert Skelton, 2nd Row — Chad Hetherington, Jeff Galley, Jim Condron, Mike May, Rob Figa, Phil Rutkoski, Dave Baran, Mark Foyetck, Lee Erdman, Rod Parke, Mark White, Dave Smith, 3rd Row — Jim Ruelle, Tom Ruelle, Mike Galley, Tim Weir, George Porritt, Coach Wyniemko, Coach Richardson, Criag Chamberlain, Bob LaPorte, Bob Hahn. Rich Kelley, 4th Row — Steve Morris, Brian Campbell. Brent Card, Dave Lederman, Jim Hall, Rob Tracy. Hugh Boyd. Eric Johnson, Chad Snover, Tim Thrift, 5th Row — Mike Norman, Bill Evans, Shawn MacCartey, Kevin McNally, Dan Jokisch, Greg Garrett, Chris Paulus. Erik Kline, Mike Black, David Bliss. CHS Opp. 7 Romeo 0 0 Sterling Hgts Stevenson 31 21 Pontiac Northern 20 24 Waterford Kettering 21 47 Waterford Mott 7 0 Dearborn 16 14 Lake Orion 30 10 Avondale 12 13 West Bloomfield 0 The 1984 Varsity Football Team was very successful. Led by tri-captains Doug Colling, Mike Galley and Erik Kline, the Wolves culminated a 5-4 record for the season. With the help of coaches Walt Wyniemko, Kurt Richardson, George Porritt and John Get-zan, this tough, hard-working team turned losing games into winners. M.V.P. was Erik Kline, Most Improved went to Bob LaPorte, the Tim Parke Memorial Award went to Doug Colling and the Fleart Award went to Chuck Stein. Clarkston had players making the All-League Team and receiving Honorable Mention to the team by the Oakland Press. Although each player contributed and stood out in his own way, the team had an all-for-one effort and in the end, everyone was a winner! football 138 : V.football 1st row — Dave Stockton. Gary Ritch, Mike Jasso, Gunnar VanDeberg, Jim Turk, Rich Sedorchuk. 2nd row — Keith Mercier. Scott Emery, Manager — Chuck Hagyard, Manager — Nancy Ward, Greg Harned, Lowell Jenks. 3rd row Alan Logan, Matt Ritter, Jeff Billig, Coach — Sean Robinson, and Gordon Richardson, Joe Hamelin, Cliff Scherbing, Hank Zilka, 4th row — John Tingue, Matt Scharl, Jeff McLeod, Terry McNally, Jim Lyons, Mike I Noel, Bob Harrison. Rob Ronk. 5th row — Brian Galley, Matt Stark, Craig Rosenberger, Steve Secatch, Garrett Bass, David Turner. Todd Misiak. CHS 13 Romeo Opp 14 7 S.H. Stevenson IS 6 Pontiac Northern 26 13 Waterford Kettering 2 34 Waterford Mott 24 6 Dearborn 7 22 Lake Orion 24 8 Avondale 8 6 West Bloomfield 21 The Junior Varsity record of 2-6-1 depicts a losing team, but that is far from what the J.V. Football team is all about. Learning plays, improving skills, experien-ceing game situations and preparing for the rigors of the varsity team are high priority for these young players. Coached by Gordie Richardson and Sean Robinson, Co-captained by Keith Mercier and Joe Hamelin, this team learned a lot through both their mistakes and successes. The players worked hard and grew together as a team. As they learned, individualism was seen less and team spirit increased. Voted Most Valuable and Most Improved by their teammates were Jeff Billig and Bob Harrison, while Todd Misiak received the Tim Parke Memorial Award. Overall, the J.V. Wolves were successful, and many young players are ready to step into Varsity positions. HHHHB ii- Varsity — The Wolves second year of soccer brought with it a better record and lots of im-_ provement. Mr. Neil Granlund coached the team — to a record of 4 wins, 12 loses and I tie. In tournament play, Clarkston was l l. John Reading was voted this years Most Valuable Player Award, Most Improved went to Mark Southby and the Coaches Award went to Tom Purves. Managers for both the Varsity and J.V. Teams were Claire Needham and Wendy Jones. The Varsity Players were: Derek Brown, Martin Cervantez, Alain Draguet, Ron Forbes, Todd George, J.R. Keelin, Dan Lederman, Tim Mahler, Dean O’Neal, Tom Purves, Miles Radcliff, John Reading, Terry Rudd, Mark Southby, Tim Wilson, Rob Unsworth, Mike Zabel, Steve Zoss. k I V. Varsity 140 8 J. V. —The Junior Varsity team was coached again this year by Mr. Lynn Mead, and posted a record of 3 wins and 5 losses. Most Valuable went to Matt Beamer and Most Improved went to Mike Koslosky. J.V. team members were: Matt Beamer, John Brueck, Greg Cherniak, Todd Doyon, Jeff Funck, Bob Haran, Jeff John. Mike Koslosky, Kevin Laidig, Tom Myers, Andy Needham, Grant Reading, Rod Swanson, Dan Travis, Mark Whitcomb. Mike Peterson. I) John Reading and Steve Zoss go after the ball. 2) A great block at the net. 3) Alain Draguet takes a breather. 4) Tim Wilson listens to Coach Granlund. 5) Mark Southby makes a great throw-in. 6) Mike Zabel and Dean O’Neal show their team spirit and commaraderie. 7) Getting ready for a header. 8) A great kickl 141 Varsity (jolf The Boy’s Golf Teams had an excellent season with 12 wins and only I loss. They had a perfect record of 8-Oat league dual meets. They were 1st in the league and placed 21st at the State meet, making them one of the best teams in the state! Sophomore Gunnar Karlstrom, Junior John Stapleton and Senior Steve Willis were named to the All League Team, while Senior Chris Hunter received an Honorable Mention. Gunnar Karlstrom was voted most valuable, and John Stapleton most improved. Varsity Team — Front row — Steve Willis. Rich Lay. Chris Hunter, Back row — Gunnar Karlstrom, Mike Smith, John Gaulin, John Stapleton. Not Pictured — Ken Creech, Neil McGinn. Scott Mey-land, Todd Olsen, Scott Wade. 3 142 ____________________________________ J.V. Team — l-r — Andy Hunter, Shaun McCracken, Tom Zeleznik, Matt Stanley, Scott Harvey, Pete Hollis, Dave Racine, Todd Zeller. Chris Morgan. Not Pictured — Jim Muhleck, Joe Nephler. Scott Perry. Tom Bohl, Mike Foyteck, Dave Larkin and Varsity and J.V. coaches — Jim Chamberlain and Dave Thomas. I) Gunnar Karlstrom takes a swing. 2) Varsity team plans attack! 3) Varsity Team Picture. 4) J.V. Team Picture. 5) Mike Foyteck follows through. 6) Dave Racine on the putting green. 5 I v. 143 Front row — Tammi Holman, Kathleen Mclnnis, Erin Dupree, Maggie Sans, second row — Marke Gilbert, Jill Lopucki, Sue Kithill, Melissa Elfes, Trisha Johnson, Beth Galley, Sandy Stoecklin, Bruce Wall. Mr. Kaul, third row — Mr. Taylor, Darryl Wendt, Doug Clark, Brian Baert, Jeff Richardson, Todd Haneckow, Randy Ferguson, Jeff Toretta. Cross Country: C'trls The girls cross country team had a great season with 6 wins and only 3 loses, they also had 3 victories against partial teams. Kathleen Mclnnis was voted most valuable while most improved went to Tammie Holman. Kathleen Mclnnis took 5th place in the Girls Individual Race at the State Meet and was named to the All-State Team! Hoys The boys team posted a 3-10 record for the season. Counting the girls, boys and J.V. races, the teams participated in a total of 40 contests! The teams were coached again this year by Mr. Taylor and Mr. Kaul. Most valuable for the boys team went to Jeff Toretta again this year. 144 The Clarkston Equestrian Team consisted of 17 members, Seniors on the team were — Patty Campbell, Marc Delisle, Sue DePoorter, Kim King and Heather Laurie. Juniors were — Sue Darnell, Tracey Hutchins, Wendy Rollins and Yvette Sedorchuk, Sophomores — Serena Brown, Laura Howse and Wendy Kellerman, Freshman — Jenny Danielson, Betsy Darnell, Tammie Dutton, Kristy King and Heather Smith. Co-Captains for the team this year were Heather Laurie and Kim King, managers were Shawn Smith and Barry Collins, Mrs. Arlene Laurie was the coach and Leslie Kellerman was the asst, coach. Mr. Ned Burdick was the team sponsor again this year. The team competed in three meets in the fall and placed 1st in one and 2nd in two. Out of the 22 teams in our District they placed 5th and of the 82 teams in the state they placed Nth! A Teams in our District with II or more members: South Lyon, Dexter, Milford, Clarkston, Pinckney, Howell and Manchester. B Teams in our District with 10 or less members: Huron-New Boston, Clinton, Brighton, Adrian, Ypsilanti, Lakeland, Saline, Belleville, Northville, Fowlerville, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Hartland, Holly, Plymouth-Canton and Gabriel Richard. Equestrians _ 145 1---------Zcniiis 146 The Tennis Team was coached again this year by Mr. Dick Swartout, he coached them on to a record of 6 wins and 6 loses, the team placed llth in the regionals. Kristin Tiahrt was named 1 player all league and Daisey Red was named 3 all league. Voted Most Valuable was Kristin Tiahrt and Most Improved went to Mia Graversen. Front Row — Coreen Hummel, Sandy Ross, Daisey Red, Kristin Tiahrt, Cindy Hewitt, Back Row — Jenni John, Sue Brock, Donna Bright, Lynne Howse, not pictured — Mia Graversen and Lisa Martin. For the first time in CHS Ski Team history, the boys and girls ski teams both qualified for the state finals. Both teams put on a great performance this year and we’re especially proud of them. The teams continued to excell under the coaching of Don Balzarini and for this, Mr. Balzarini was named Boys Ski Team Coach of the Year by the Oakland Press. Steve Zoss and Stephanie Brown led their teams this season by placing 1st at all their dual meets and both were given the Most Valuable Award by their team mates. Receiving the Most Improved Award for the boys was Shaun McCracken and for the girls, Lori Walker. Mark Southby was given the honor of the Coaches Award. The 1985 medal winners: Steve Zoss, Mike May, Mark Southby, Heather Laurie. Mike Tews, Amy Spaven. Jennifer Farough. Lori Walker. Lynne Howse and Stephanie Brown. The 1985 Ski Teams: Front — Beth Huttenlocher, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Beth Southby, Kelly Ford, Lori Walker, Lynne Howse, Stephanie Brown, Heather Laurie, Amy Spaven, Jennifer Hodges, Serena Brown. Laura Howse. Tammy Spaven. Suzy Learmont. Kathleen Mclnnis. Back — Mike May, Craig Greenfield. John Luvera. Steve Zoss, Steve 147 Regular Season 7-1 Divisional Championship 2nd Regional Championship 2nd State Finals 7th Top Finishers Slalom Giant Divisionals: Slalom Mike May — 4th Mike Tews — 7th Steve Zoss I2th — Regionals: Steve Zoss 14th 6th Mark Southby 3rd 7th Mike Tews 12th 8th Mike May — 10th League Meet: Mike Tews Nth 6th Mike May 12th 8th State Finals: Steve Zoss 12th 24th Mark Southby 22nd 15th = medal winner I) Mike Tews receives his medal. 2) Steve Wiedemann and unofficial mascot. Reed Southby. ride up the chair at Crystal Mtn. 3) Mike May at the bottom of the finish line. 4) Steve Zoss through the gates. 5) Getting his medal at Regionals is Mark Southby. 148 2 I) The Girls Team is all smiles after receiving their 1st place trophy. 2) Jennifer Farough goes up to get her medal. 3) Lynne Howse through the gates. 4) Amy Spaven nears the finish line. 5) Smiling while receiving her medal is Heather Laurie. 6) Stephanie Brown and Lori Walker on their way to the top of the hill at the state meet. 4 Regular Season 8-0 Divisional Championship 1st Regional Championship 1st State Finals 8th Top Finishers Divisionals Slalom Giant Slalom Stephanie Brown — 1st Fleather Laurie 1st 8th Lynne Howse 4th Lori Walker Nth 4th Jennifer Farough — 6th Amy Spaven Regionals: — 10th Stephanie Brown 5th 4th Heather Laurie 6th Jennifer Farough — 6th Lori Walker — 8th Lynne Howse State Finals: 13th 13th Stephanie Brown — 8th = medal winner 149 a - The Varsity and J.V. teams were coached this year by Mr. Gwisdalia and he did a great job. The teams voted Brent Gwisdalia the Most Valuable Award while the Most Improved Award went to Troy Castle. I) The Teams — Dan Stuk, Rob Lund, Bruce Wall, Mark Ice, Gary Bozdock, Matt Jensen, Denny Conway, Don Wilheim, 2nd Row — Rocky Tucker, Jeff Funck, Don Wilheim, 2nd Row — Rocky Tucker, Jeff Funck, Don Spring, Randy Fergeson, Rich Sedorchuk, Jackie Basham, Dan Lederman, Rich Charles, Jeff Ice, Scott Emery, 3rd Row — Coach Gwisdalia, Marc Morales, Brian Wall, Terry Gorham, Guy Chandler, Matt Stark, Todd Olsen, Troy Castle, John Haddad, Jerry Alley, Lowell Redick, Ken Stuk, Coach Stobbe. 2) Terry Gorham ready for a Match. 3) Bruce Wall works from the bottom. 4) Brian Wall wins! 5) Marc Morales ready to shoot. 6) Dan Lederman prepares for his upcoming match. 7) Denny Conway gets ready to control his opponent while the Whittaker kids, Rick, Justin Courtney, look on. 151 Front Row — Laurie Brandt, Coach Nancy Foster, Laura Hurren, 2nd Row — Kim Ottman, Tricia Butler. Sue Kithil, Tammy Pittman, Roseann Hirneisen, Back Row — Kecia Powell. Beth Springer, Wendy Learmont, Michelle Taulbee, Jill DeShetler. e y b a I I The Wolves Varsity Volleyball Team finished with a 32-7 record with an undefeated mark in the GOAL Competition for the second straight year. Laura Hurren was voted this years Most Valuable Award and Kecia Powell received the Most Improved Award. Nancy Foster did another fine job of coaching with Nan Stingley and Jeff Toretta as managers. I) Kecia Powell receives assistance from Laura Hurren. 2) Michelle Taulbee takes her turn at the net. 3) Roseann Hirneisen makes a great effort. 4) Tammy Pittman takes her shot. 5) Beth Springer gives the ball a bump. 6) Wendy Learmont spikes the ball. 152 154 1st Row — Beth Tilley. Coreen Hummel, Maggie Gdula. 2nd Row — Shelly Heyman, Kelly Laidig, Mr. Richardson, Joanne Beck. Wendy Cohoon. Back Row — Gina Houck, Dawn Diederich, Missy Odell, Jessica Shoup, Stacie Jensen. : Volleyball— A great season for the J.V. Team — 17 wins and only 2 losses! The Most Valuable Award went to Missy Odell and Most Improved went to Dawn Diederich. Mr. Richardson did his usual superb job of coaching this year with Debby Kerns Kelly Olsen as managers. f '•i •, I) Maggie Gdula and Gina Houck. 2) Shelly Heyman, Maggie Gdula, Wendy Cohoon and Missy Odell. 3) Go for it Maggie! 4) Missy Odell 5) Wendy and Missy. 6) Joanne Beck spikes it. 155 Varsity Front Row — The Fife Boys, 2nd Row — Mr. Kaul, Jim Ruelle, David Ladd. Kevin Pitcher, Steve Mayer, Dave Lederman, Mike Peterson, Doug Colling, Mr. Porritt, Mr. Fife. Back Row — Brian Lewis, Mike Walters, Jim Acton, Matt Riddle. Dan Jokisch. Kevin McNally, Erik Kline and Ed Whitaker. The Wolves Varsity Basketball team gave another great performance this year. With a record of 19 wins and only 4 loses, the season was a real winner. Sharing the honor of Most Valuable were Erik Kline and Ed Whitaker, Most Improved went to Mike Walters. I) The team getting ready for the play. 2) Going up for the shot is Matt Riddle. 3) Kevin Pitcher, Mike Peterson S Kevin McNally agressively defending. 4) After a close game. 5) Erik Kline jumps for the ball. 6) Ed Whitaker rockets up for the shot. —� basketball - Front Row (L to R) — Mr. Kaul, Gary Ritch, Joe Hamelin, Rob Ronk, Dave Larkin, Pete Hollis, Jeff Billig, Keith Mercier, Boris Hoeller. Back Row (L R) — Dave Baran. Craig Chamberlain, Brian Galley, Steve Secatch, Mike Norman, Jim Hall. Matt Beamer. 1 V. The J.V. Team had an excellent year with 16 wins and only 4 loses. Mr. Kaul did a great job of coaching again this year and had help from managers Ben-jie Baran and Gary Kaul. Jim Hall was the recipient of the Most Improved Award and Most Valuable went to Craig Chamberlain. 1) Craig Chamberlain looking for the pass. 2) Mr. Kaul discusses the game with the team. 3) Keith Mercier looks on as Dave Baran goes for a shot. 4) Shooting for the hoop is Keith Mercier. 5) Jeff Billig goes for two. 159 : Basketball =n This year’s varsity cheerleading team displayed outstanding talent and spirit, which they proved by winning the Spirit” award at the Piston competition out of 96 other schools. At summer clinic camp they were awarded the spirit trophy also. Sue Jorgenson again coached the squad. A special thanks to her and the entire squad for the spirit they bring and give to our school throughout the year. I) Marnie, Dawnaree, Alysa and Scott cheer at halftime during the basketball game. 2) Tracy Smallwood completes her mount. 3) Tracy and Alysa prepare to hang a banner before the game. 4) The entire squad mounts up. 5) Scott leads both the varsity and j.v. squads in a halftime cheer — get down! 6) the 1984 85 varsity cheerleaders — Ron Hammond, Marnie Meehan, Patti Haddad, Alysa Gettig, Scott Luzi, Liz Darby, Tracy Smallwood, Dawnaree DeBoer, Kristen Wagner. 160 161 = . . Cheerleaders '- 1st Row — Chandra Manuel. Audrey Peterson. Tasha Vaara, 2nd Row — Lisa Dixon, Doreen Stuart. Angie Barker. Heather Srock. 3rd Row — Lauren Carlson, Melissa Beardsly and Laurie Francisco. 162 The 1984-85 J.V. Cheerleading Squads main goal was to spark school spirit and generate the teams enthusiasm and they succeeded in doing both! The squad went to D.C.A. Camp at Northwood Institute where they received 1st place over all award. They also place 5th out of 48 squads at the Piston Competition at the Silverdome. Coaching the J.V. Squad was Mrs. Fife who did an excellent job! I. Yelling out a cheer to spark school spirit. 2. Looking rather miserable but still doing a good job is Heather Srock. 3. All in form and looking good. 4. Jumping for JOY!!! 5. Lisa Dixon and Audrey Peterson. Hooray for the team!! 6. Looking on are Audrey Peterson and Lauren Carlson. 7. Selling flowers is Angie Barker. 8. Lisa Dixon and Doreen Stuart clapping in the wind. 3 The 84 85 Pom Pon Squad had a very successful year. They began practising during the summer and marched in the 4th of July Parade and the Labor Day Parade. They also had a few fund raisers such as a 50 50 raffle, a car wash and a couple of bake sales. After getting all the practises and work of learning 12 different routines out of the way, the feeling of a good performance and of close friendships within the squad was rewarding. 1 164 I) The girls pose after the Surfs Up routine. 2) Jami and Debby jam to the Beach Boys. 3) Kelly, Teresa and Karen prepare for the next routine. 4) An early morning practise. 5) Go, Go Wendy — you've got the beat! 6) Our Pom Pon Squad! 7) Kelly shows her spirit. 8) The 84 85 Squad — Front — Rana Scutt, Debby Kruz, Teresa Loehne, Carrie Roselli, Ingrid Vaara, Kelly Haskins, Janet Rehfus, Melinda Queen. Back — Michelle Sprung, Wendy Wollerman, Julie Richards, Tina Rotondo, Nicki Adkins, Jami Smith, Teresa Robenault. Karen Knott. Not in this picture but in the picture above — Dana Hocking, also not pictured — Dawn Harrington. 165 167 Mock Elections — 1985 Class Brains Ed Driscoll — Kristin Tiahrt Best Hair Rob Unsworth — Cheryl Lamphere Best Eyes Debby Kurz — Mike Bender Apple Polishers Mike Galley — Doug Colling — Tracy Smallwood Most Athletic Kim Ottman — Eric Kline Most Spirited Shawn MacCartey — Marcy Frantz Class Couple Kristin Tiahrt — Jeff Hargis S Mike Galley — Cindy Law Most Talkative Bridget Kilcline — Lincoln Baylis Best Body Debby Kurz — Brent Card — Wendy Wollerman Most Talented Inger Nelson — Shawn Smith Biggest Diz Mark Mitchell — Liz Darby Most Popular Eric Kline — Sonya Most Likely To Succeed Lisa Hofer — Ed Driscoll Best Dressed Lisa Hofer — Cindy Law — Mario Rodriguez Class Leaders Kelly Haskins — Shawn MacCartey Best Personality Eric Kline — Mark Southby — Wendy Learmont Most In Vogue Andrea Barnes — Mario Rodriguez — Stephanie Brown Class Clowns Marcy Frantz — Jack Hines 171 172 Powder Puff This year’s Powder Puff game was won by the Seniors, along with the assembly’s tug-o-war. I. Some of the hopeful Juniors. 2. Ann Gettig carries the ball down the field for the Senior’s. 3. The dominating Senior team. 4. The Junior Powder Puff team. 5. The Seniors score another touchdown. 6. Jill Deshetler tries to get away from a Junior tackier. 7. The Junior halftime workout. 8. The cheerleaders go at each other with water balloons. 9. Who do they think they’re kidding? Seniors win this one! 173 Jield Day Field Day was won by the mighty Juniors this year. The Seniors were only a few points behind them and the Sophomores came in last. The challenging events were: Hot Dog Eating Contest, Box Racing, A Tug-o-War, The Pop Chug, and the Three-Legged Race. Jack, Bob, and Matt chow down on the hot dogs. The unknown Sophomores trying to reach their destination. Sue and J.R. struggle into 2nd place. The Seniors slide across the floor into 1st place. The Juniors pulling to their victory — beating the Seniors in all their tries! 175 The fun's just beginning before the Homecoming Dance for Debby. Wendy. Sheryl. Steph S Cheryl. Erik Kline makes a great diving effort for the football. The 1984 Homecoming Court at final tapping. The Court from left to right: Sophomore Escort — Jeff Billig. Maid — Andrea Andryco, Junior Escort — Kevin McNally and Maid — Jami Smith. Senior Escort — Mike Galley, and Princess — Cindy Law. Senior Escort — Shawn MacCartey. and Princess — Lisa Hofer. King — Erik Kline. Queen — Debby Kurz, Senior Escort — Rob Unsworth. and Maid Sonya Stanley. The excited Juniors who were tapped at the pretapping assembly. Homecoming Julie Beamer, the 1983 Homecoming Queen, gives up her crown and places it on the 1984 Homecoming Queen. Debby Kurz. We did have a bonfire! The weather didn’t hold up, but that didn’t keep the wolves from coming and standing in the rain. What Spirit! Spirit Weeks Again this year the student council sponsored spirit week. The Fall spirit week was a part of the Homecoming festivities. Monday was College Sweat Day, Tuesday — Nerd Day, Wednesday was Tiger Day, Thursday — Costume Day and Friday was Blue and Gold Day. The Winter spirit week was a part of the Winterfest activities which culminated with a Toga Dance. Monday was Twin Day, Tuesday — Color Day, Seniors — Blue, Juniors — Gold, Sophomores — White, Wednesday was Snowmobile Suit Helmet Tourist Day, Thursday College Sweat Security Day and Friday was TOGA Day! Tina Vantuyl in costume. Kerri Davis Kathy Schebor on Tiger Day. 178 Kelly Ford. Kristen Wagner Lori Walker. Jackie Roberts, Julie Monroe. Kristen Whisner, Tina Snowmobile Beauties! Rotundo on Toga Day. Dawn Kline — Queen Toga Kim Phyle and Kim Stiff on Toga Day. King Toga — Mark Southbyl Cheryl Andryco making a Tourist Day pose! 179 family Civiiig Family Living is a class that is offered to Seniors. In this class they learn about life and go through situations that might happen to them in the future. Each semester the classes have a mock wedding. Each class picks a couple to marry then they completely plan and put on a wedding. First semester couples were married on November 30th, they included five couples. Shelly Spaven — Tim Thrift Karen Rose — Mike Tews Amy West — Steve Morris D'Ann Wright — Dave Ragatz Pat Smith — Chuck Stein 1) Tim Thrift and Shelly Spaven cut the cake. 2) Dave Ragatz kisses the Bride — D'Ann Wright. 3) Steve Morris and Amy West feed each other a piece of cake. 4) Stacy Myers, Kim Phyle and Tracy Smallwood, bridesmaids, walk down the aisle. 180 Air Band This years Fall Air Band Contest proved to be another big success. A large audience turned out to cheer on their favorite band. Several bands competed for prizes, with a cash prize being given to the top 3 bands. First place went to the B52’s, 2nd went to the GO-GO’s, 3rd was Run-DMC. 1) Melissa Wilkinson of the GO-GO’s 2) Jim Mathers and Tim Thrift — Judas Priest. 3) Jill Johnson, Claire Needham and Miles Radcliff — B52’s 4) Bob McConkey, Line Baylis, Jeff Barnett, Bob Giza and Lee Bayliss of Loverboy. 181 filmier Miss This years Junior Miss Pagent consisted of 27 Senior girls. With such a large group, the pagent took place on two evenings and the competition was divided into a Star group and a Stripe group. Twenty-six awards were given away, the largest amount ever. This scholarship program, helping to recognize and reward the participants, was especially successful this year with so many awards being presented. 1) Karen Knott looking surprised for having won another award. 2) Kelly Molter proudly presents her finished product during the talent competition. 3) Tracy Smallwood. Liz Darby and Cindy Law do the physical fitness routine. 4) The girls congratulate Inger as she stands proudly with her Jr. Miss plaque. 5) Kelly Haskins performs her song and dance routine. 6) Kim Thomas and Jenny Place get ready to go on. Front — Kim Thomas, Dawnaree DeBoer, Beth Galley, Karen Knott, Elaine Quigley, Cynthia Law, Inger Nelson, Kim May, 2nd row — Julia Pescor, Kelly Haskins, Susan Haase, Cindy Carroll. Cindy Sams. D’Ann Wright, Margaret Mclnnis, Chris Little, Back — Nicole Adkins, Jennifer Place, Sarah Harthun, Karen McClellan. Kathryn Schebor, Lisa Hofer. Tracy Smallwood, Kelly Molter, Elizabeth Darby, Susan Colwell. Wendy Wollerman. 5 6 I) Chris Little jams” to Thriller in her skit. 2) Lisa Hofer, Karen Knott and Cindy Carroll perform their physical fitness routine. 3) Nikki Adkins, Sarah Harthun and Jenny Place show their poise appearance. 4) Winner Inger Nelson is congratulated by last years Jr. Miss, Julie Beamer. 5) Liz Darby prepares for a back-walk-over in her gymnastic routine. 6) Susan Haase in the physical fitness routine, with Beth Galley in the background. 184 The Award Winners — Cindy Law — Kraft Award, Pre-Physical Fitness, Pre-Poise Appearance, Wendy Wollerman — Pre-Physical Fitness, Inger Nelson — This years Junior Miss, Chairman’s Award, Pre-Talent, Final Talent Award, Spirit of Junior Miss Award, Karen Knott — 4th Runner up, Pre-Physical Fitness Award, Pre-Poise Appearance Award, Chris Little — 5th Runner up. Cindy Carroll — Pre-Physical Fitness Award, Final Physical Fitness Award, Pre-Poise Appearance Award, Final Poise Appearance Award. Pre-Talent Award, Tracy Smallwood — 2nd Runner up, Pre-Poise Appearance, Kelly Molter — Revlon Award, Kelly Flaskins — Pre-Talent Award, Lisa Hofer — 1st Runner up, Margaret Mclnnis — Pre-Talent Award, Susan Flaase — 3rd Runner up, Susan Colwell — Scholastic Award. Syeore’s Christmas Present Eyeore. an old grey donkey, is feeling sad because he’s lost his tail. Winnie-the-Pooh, piglet. Christopher Robin. Rabbitt, Owl. Kanga and Roo all decide to help in the search. Cast — Lori Neff. Megan Rausch. Mike T. Weber, Maggie Sans, D’Ann Wright, Laura Manser. Leslie Parrish. Dan Travis, Kristen Steeger. Brad Hasselbalch, Karl Schaeffer, Becky Olney. Lulli Me-gyasza, Jennifer Kuzma Sonya Ritter — Student Director. I) D’Ann Wright — Kanga Laura Manser — Roo. 2) Trees — Karl Schaffer Kris Steeger. Christopher Robin — Megan Rausch, Friend Relation — Dan Travis. 3) Pooh — Lori Neff, Piglet — Leslie Parrish, Eyeore — Maggie Sans. 4) The Cast. 5) The Trees, Owl — Becky Olney, Rabbit — Mike T. Weber Kiss Me Kate Kiss Me Kate is merry, melodious and sophisticated. The score is one of the greatest. It features such numbers as Another Op’nin’, Another Show, Too Darn Hot, Always True to you, Wonderbar and Too Darn Hot. Cast — Grayce Abdoo, Ruth Acton, Kristi Bas, Michelle Blom-berg, George Briggs, Vicki Chenoweth, Barry Collins, Sue De-Poorter, Jim Dunn, Jennifer Fenton, Jeff Funk, Chuck Glow-zinski. Rich Darden, Jeff Huber, Wendy Jones, Tom King, Laura Manser, Kim Lafferty, Kim May, Cyndi Merritt, Margaret McGinnis, Julie Monroe. Steve Murphy, Ted Myatt, Lori Neff, Inger Nelson, Becky Olney. Leslie Parrish, Amy Pearson. Julie Pescor, Mike Peterson, Tom Purves, Mike Pyenta. Sonja Ritter, Jackie Roberts, Steve Sample, Maggie Sans, Shawn Smith, Kris Steeger, Tami Topous, Amy Travis, Dan Travis, Ingrid Vaara, Mike T. Weber, Kris Whisner, Kevin White. Nancy White, Scott Wood, Amy Zeleznik. 187 Toma giving us his facts not fiction. Zoma Talks With Love So Kids Will Listen And Listens With Love So Kids Will Talk TOMA. This one word means so much to so many people. Earlier this year, David Toma was brought to our high school to talk to kids about drug and alcohol abuse. At first everyone thought it was going to be another boring lecture, and anyone who thought this was mistakenly wrong. 2V2 hours in the high school gym, we were told about the contents and effects of drugs and alcohol. Some of the things were hard to believe, but all in all. it was the simple truth. Remembering that day. a lot of kids really began to start thinking abut what they were doing to themselves. They leaned a lot that they didn’t really know about drugs and alcohol, but they also learned alot about themselves. Toma’s words of encouragement to start helping ourselves really made people stop and think about life. His emotion and style captured everyones attention, but his caring was what made it all happen. Even if he only helped a few people, it was worth everything. The time and effort is greatly appreciated of everyone who worked so hard to bring David Toma to CHS, but there is one person who deserves a lot of credit — Marnie Meehan. Thank-you for tying to make this a better place, and for caring so much about everyone!!!!! Marnie Meehan and David Toma Quests At e.M.s. Again this year the Student Council sponsored the annual S.W.A.P. (Switch With A Parent) Day. This event has proven to be a great success each year and this year was no exception! This is a great opportunity for parents to see what their student experiences in a school day. Parents are expected to participate in gym classes, do assignments, and actually take the place of their children, and for the students whose parents couldn’t come, they enjoyed those who did! Since 1984 was a big election year. Government classes invited local politicians running for office to come and speak to them. This was a great way for the students to learn first hand about an important part of government — voting! 189 iSefiice Zhey Gave Mload Zoday The Student Council, along with the Red Cross, sponsored two blood drives this year. One was held in the Fall the other during the Winter. Many CHS students and faculty members gave blood in hopes of helping others. I. Jill Johnston and Marcy Frantz draining themselves 2. Nikki Adkins giving her information to a Red Cross Worker. 3. Bridget Kilcline giving blood with a smile. 4. Bob LaPorte giving Alysa Gettig his encouragement. 190 C.M.S. Coves Cheer! Sadie Hawkins — Valentine's Dance The Valentine’s — Sadie Hawkins Dance, Sponsered by Student Government, had a successful turnout. Everyone, including the Chaperones, seemed to have enjoyed themselves. Just take a look at some of these shots — they prove our point. 1. Jackie Roberts S Chris Sorgatz love to dance. 2. Bob LaPorte — looking spiffy stands guard over the refreshments. 3. Dave Cipparone, Kristen Shultz, Maggie Sans S Derek Brown — sitting this one out. but having a good time anyways. 4. Marnie Meehan S Jim Condron together as usual. 5. Mr. Mrs. Johnston, Jills’ folks, with Mr. 6 Mrs. Mauti. dance chaperones. 6. J.R. Keelin — Collecting $$$$$$ 7. Ms. Cake — Beautiful huh??? 8. Bob Hawn. Erik Kline. Wendy Wollerman, Debby Kurz. Before the dance poses. Sophomore tuggers Junior Egg Rushers — Kristen Wagner Alysa Stephanie Brown Cara Remund in the egg rush! Bob Haran loves those Twinkies! 194 Seniors in the Leap Frog event. Sophomores in the Chariot Race. Winter Tield T)ay The 1985 Winterfest Field Day events consisted of the Chug A Lug, a Tug of War, the Chariot Race, the Egg Rush, Leap Frog, a Food Eating Contest, with Twinkies as the main dish, and a Marriage Race. The Seniors triumpt and won the field day trophy. We owe our thanks to the student council for all the work done to arrange field day. This event helps students to make it through the mid-winter blahs and adds some spirit and excitement to everyone’s high school year’s. ■ Gerri Turner Chugs! Getting into those Twinkies is Paula Gulian. Jn Zhe Zhe Rest On Zeleuision Programs: Dynasty Dallas Family Ties Bill Cosby Show General Hospital Hotel Cagney 6 Lacey Actors: Larry Hagman John Forsythe Bill Cosby James Brolin Tom Selleck Ted Danson Actresses: Joan Collins Linda Evans Meredith Baxter Birney Linda Gray Victoria Principal Connie Selleca Zlie Rest At Zhe Movies Movies: Beverly Hills Cop Ghostbusters Places in the Heart The Killing Fields Amedeus Splash Actors: Eddie Murphy — Beverly Hills Cop Bill Murray — Ghostbusters Jeff Bridges — Starman Steve Martin — All of Me F. Murray Abrams — Amedeus Pat Morita — Karate Kid Actresses: Sally Field — Places in the Heart Jessica Lange — Country Sissy Spacek — The River Vanessa Redgrave — The Bostonians Darryl Hannah — Splash Songs: Against All Odds — Phil Collins — from Against All Odds Footloose — Kenny Loggins — from Footloose Ghostbusters — Ray Parker Jr. — from Ghostbusters I Just Called To Say I Love You — Stevie Wonder — from Woman in Red Let’s Hear It For The Boy — Denise Williams — from Footloose Zhe Rest Jn Aiusic Songs: What's Love Got To Do With It S Private Dancer — Tina Turner Hello — Lionel Richie When Doves Cry Purple Rain — Prince You're The Inspiration Hard Habit To Break — Chicago The Method of Modern Love Outta Touch — Hall Oates Careless Whisper Wake Me Up Before You GO GO — Wham Can't Fight This Feeling — REO Speedwagon Groups: Hall i Oates Chicago Huey Lewis The News Pointer Sisters The Tyme Male: Lionel Richie Bruce Springsteen Prince Phil Collins New Artist — Julian Lennon Female: Cyndi Lauper Tina Turner Sheena Easton Chaka Khan Sheila E New Artist — Madonna 1% People Jn Zhe News Kenyan Sweeps Zhe Nation! Well, Hello nianj Cou! The Detroit Tigers — The Tigers win the World Series and America's Heart, they started out 35-5, won their first 17 games on the road and went on to win a total of 104 games, and the world Series. Mary Lou Retton — She captured the nation’s imagination like no other Olympian and became our Golden Girl. She was the 1st American Woman to win the Gold in gymnastics! John Z. Delorean — Ex-automaker, was acquitted of coke dealing, but his wife, Christina, moved out on him. Delorean ran a newspaper ad asking for donations to pay his legal fees! Geraldine Ferraro — She scored the politcal victory of the year in a losing bid for the vice-presidency. The tough, savvy and zestful political pioneer lost the battle but won a historic war for women. She was the first woman to run for national office on a major-party ticket. Vanessa Williams — She went from unknown to unfrocked during her reign as Miss America. When sexually explicit photos of Vanessa appeared in Penthouse, the pageant committee pressured the first black title holder to resign. Baby Fae — She made an impact on the consciousness of America. Doomed from birth by her own malformed heart, at 2 weeks she was given a baboon’s heart that kept her alive for another 20 days, longer than any other human recipient of a heart transplant from another species. Ronald Reagan — The incumbant President scores a sweeping victory over his Democratic opponent, Walter Mondale, his personality, charisma and charm make him one of the most popular Presidents of all time. Princess Diana — She’s the most photographed woman in the world, married to Britains heir to the throne. Prince Charles, she gives Prince William a new brother. Prince Henry who now will be third in line. Bless ou Boys!! jCocal News Went On Jee Storm Wrings Jn Zhe New year 3lame Broiled Or dried? Watch out Mickey D’s — Burger King has moved in and they are not clowning around. The new hot spot of Clarkston teens opened in Feb., 1985. The grand opening also helped out a few unemployed students at CHS._____ McCormick Ketums Clarkston native. Tim McCormick. ____________took on the Pistons at the Silverdome. Since joining the Seattle Supersonics of the National Basketball Association in September. Tim hadn't had a chance to come home The worst ice storm to hit southeastern Mi. in 9 years, swept through Independence Township, leaving Clarkston virtually crippled. As people arose New Years Day to this incident, the worries were of going through the day without taking a hot (or cold) shower. Little did those worriers know that they might not get that shower at home for up to 7 days! The power-outage, which was the cause of the schools extended Christmas vacation, effected at least 90% of the homes in Clarkston area and had a total cost of approximately 9 million dollars! to Clarkston. Jan. 26. he got his chance and when his name was announced, the crowd roared — there were plenty of Clarkston sports fans there to cheer him on! Up-“Koar” Jn Clarkston The town of Clarkston was in an up- roar” over a 300 pound tiger. The Siberian tiger, Athena, made its home on a 20-acre farm on Allen Rd. Many opinions about the tigers well being floated throughout the community. One man stated, A tiger’s more dangerous than a loaded gun!” However, not everyone felt that the tiger would be harmful. Another person stated, They (tigers) are not necessarily born killers.” Athena made many headlines and even Channel 7 news. This was a very controversial issue in our community! 198 Pontiac Fiero What’s Mot What’s Mot Prince Lance Parrish § Kirk Gibson Eddie Murphy NutraSweet Parts is Parts” Masculinity S Femininity Detroit Cops Rowing Machines, Weights Loose Clothes American Sports Cars Guess Jeans Short, Soft Hairstyles Not Smoking Mousse Neon Cropped Chuncky Jewelry Home Exercise M.A.D.D.-S.A.D.D. Julian Lennon Touch Dancing Sparkly, Textured Hose Tempered Punk Good Manners Michael Jackson Billy Sims S Eric Hippie Richard Pryor Saccharin Where’s The Beef Unisex Beverly Hills Cops Aerobics Tight Fitting Jeans Foreign Cars Designer Jeans Perms Smoking Hair Spray Pastels Long Pants Chains Salons Drinking Yoko Ono Break Dancing Plain, Dull Dressing Preppie Spitting 199 CLARKSTON. Ml 48016 Congratulations Class of ’85 BEECKMAN £ CO., INC. Financial Planning 39 S. Main St. Clarkston, Ml 48016 625-2294 Specializing In Tax Deferred And Tax-Exempt Investments Life Insurance — Annuities — Mutual Funds CHARLES E. 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