Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

C.H.S. 1961-1986 Fun ... Getting There Was Half The Fun. 1. A surprised Jeremy Roberts as he is caught in the action of eating lunch. 2. Scott Koerber makes a fast break for the bathroom before class. “A wrong one Scott. Better luck next time. 3. Julie Jefferey and Jim West pause before going on to class with their unique tongue in cheek and pen in mouth humor. 4. Rusty Swan hurriedly runs down the hall dodging people with fury as he leaps on to the shoulders o f his teammate Rob Hall, just in time for the reception. Nice teamwork guys! 5. Josh Newblatt congratulates Stacy Turner on making it through just one more class. Don't worry guys, summer vacation is coming real soon. 6. Kathy Curtis, Lisa Lovse, Julie Woodward and Bonnie Wilson take a break from their lunch to pose for our photographer. Change . Times Change — People Come And Go 1. Forest Rose and Roger Vernier are caught attacking Alayna Bu-drow as she walks down the hall, and as accomplice Frank Chaustowich looks on. 2. Beth Southby and Tina Lee are sharing their happiness together. 3. After finishing his lunch, Dean Hocking returns to his locker to his surprise finds his friend Jeff Rinehart inside. 4. Geovanne Finett our Foreign Exchange Student from Finland is always a welcome sight. 5. Another glorious day for Darrin Racine, Scott Veltigian and Joe Heran as they eagerly wait for their cafeteria lunch. 6. Back 25 years ago, the Alumni of CHS were just as tardy as the students from today “1985-86 ! Times may change, but C.H.S. students will always know how to have a good time and how to make good friends. Pride ... 1. A few cold but spirited senior guys cheer on their classmates; the senior girls’ powder puff team. 2. The trumpet section of the Clarkston high school's marching band bares the extremes at the extremely rainy Homecoming game. 3. Here, the 1961 J. V. and Varsity cheerleaders kneel in the newly built gymnasium to listen attentively to their coach. 4. Could this be a wolf in sheep’s clothing? Of course not, it’s Melissa Wilkinson in a wolf costume. 5. Despite the cold and even though injured, Mike May did his very best to help cheer on his fellow teammates. 6. Even in the deepest mud puddles and the heaviest rains the Varsity Football players rush to begin the next play. This is just one year out of 25 years of wolves pride. 25 Years Of Wolves Pride. Homecoming . . Marching . Time Marches On . � ______ a v C w V JL 3 ZW m.M V. V. iz 1. The Clarkston Marching Band, as well as everyone else, got soaked at this year’s Homecoming game. A little rain couldn’t stop our spirited players. 2. Halftime at the Pontiac Silver-dome — the Marching Band shows its talent and pride. A great view from the top of the press box! 3. Stacey Cameron of the Color Guard, concentrates on a routine during the parade. 4. Anne Webb. Anne Thon, and Vicki Geyer play their best despite the drizzling rain. 5. Our school colors fly high at the Labor Day Parade. Marching toward Main St. is our one and only Color Guard! 6. Even in ‘61, Clarkston had the spirit. This is Marching Band practice in the parking lot, then new, in front of the school. Clarkston High School is always proud of its Marching Band. — And Active. Always Unique — Always Spirited Always Active — That's C.H.S. Unique — Spirit 1. Lisa Brudnak and Rachel Arrowsmith seem to be studying hard on their history homework. 2. Wendy Wurm and Duane Cochran still smile from being attacked by shaving cream. 3. Tasha Vaara awakes from a fresh good night sleep at Band Camp to answer to the call of “Breakfast”. 4. Marty Gamble in his spiffy threads on Nerd day. “Looking good Marty! 5. Say “cheese Kathy Lam-phere and Lisa Irwin. 6. Jennifer Aisup, Kelly Laidig, and Shelly Hey man have a spirited conversation before class. Silver ... Clarkstons’ Silver Year 1. Sue Carpenter, alias the “Terminator , was a driving force behind the Senior girls victory. From the background, Karen Barna yells for her teammates. 2. Mr. Mahrle's 7th hour History class seems to have all the answers! Somehow a small portion of this picture is missing, the part with the yearbooks assistant editor! Too bad Tami. 3. The “Party Time girls — Jami Smith, Kelly Ford, Alysa Get tig, Jill Johnston, Kristen Wagner, and Patty Haddad, ait took alike for “twin day . 4. “Trig, what a pain, say Eric Thomas and Andrea Vaughn, studying hard in the library. 5. Kara Kurz is deep in thought at her locker, of which books she needs for her next class. 6. This is our Silver Year — but it was their first! Clarkston's Silver Anniversary year proved to be one of its BEST. Seniors . . . April Amato Stephen Atkinson Jeanna Banks Grayce Abdoo Adam Anderson Teresa A ulgur David Baran Ruth Acton Cheryl Andryco Daniel Bailey Karen Barna Todd Adams Penny Barnard William Bastuba f 11 Nancy Belch William Bennett John Barn father Melissa Beardsley Sandra Bentley Kerri Bartlett Lori Bartosiewicz Kimberly Bender Darrin Bennett Brian Ben way Timothy Berquist Seniors Kimberly Billig Christine Bodziak Joseph Brazelton Kimberly Brown Todd Blake Darrell Boggs Donna Bright Mark Brown Buffy Blevins Dawn Brancheau Laura Bruce David Bliss Laurie Brandt Derek Brown Toni Brustick Timothy Buda Frank Campanaro Martin Cervantez Audrey Cohoon Alayna Budrow Todd Caldwell Susan Carpenter Darton Case Melissa Chalawich Susan Coin Jason Chamberlain Michael Cole Joi Callison David Cipparone James Condron Seniors Colleen Conway Brian Cork Kelly Cruz Kevin Daniels Joey Cunningham Rhonda Davis Mark Cooper Amy Cronenwett Andrea Dallas Randy Defrain Scott Dickerson Philippe Duchene Norman Dufrin Michelle Dehaan Bryan Driscoll Kristine Dunham Gina DeNapoli Christopher Dickerson Tammy Domroese Kathleen Donlin Julie Everett Michael Fisher Curtis Eckert Joseph Essex Jennifer Farough Ellen Fleming Todd Edmunds Vincent Evans Jeffrey Ferguson Thomas Fleming Dawn Dusseau Amy Eiden Kristin Eader Wendy Elkins Todd Fante Leah Flanigan Matthew Fry Alysa Gettig Kelly Ford Fred reck Fuller Martin Gamble Marke Gilbert Laurie Francisco Jane Furgurson Lisa Garrett Freda Franklin John Gaul in Susan Gable Thomas Gosley Craig Greenfield Brent Gwisdalla Scott Giroux Lori Grabowski Kenneth Gregory Patricia Haddad Kimberly Gribble Richard Haden Kathleen Greene Natalie Haley Kenneth Hall Julie Harned Steven Heady Kristine Heaton Michael Heil Yvette Hamlin Matthew Hargett Marcy Hayward Debra Hensley Seniors Ronald Herr Chadd Hiller Craig Hoisington Bruce Hopkins Lisa Hetherington Shawn Holey Annette Hopson Randall Hetherington Tracy Hill Tammie Holman Bonnie Holmes Jerry Howington Delora Hubarth Beth Hunn Tracey Hutchins Jeff Ice Lamont Ingalls Amy Isbell Jennifer Jablonski Daniel Jackman Christine Jarrett Chester Jeffrey Julia Jeffery Susan Jennings Jennifer John Seniors 1 Christine Hulett Robin Hull Erica Hubbach Margaret Huffman Erik Johnson Karen Jordan Richard Kelley Martin Kellogg Ronald Kerns David Johnston Wendy Jones Jon Kelley Thomas King Jessie Kirk Scott Klingler David Kolasz Jennifer Kratt James Kiser Keith Krupp Susan Kithil Shana Knowles Tracy Klender Randall Koerber Randall Kosek Dawn Krajenke Kevin Krupp Sherry Kulaszewski Seniors Kimberly Lafferty Robert Laporte Heather Lee Renee Lindeberg Daniel Lewis Jennifer Lewis Eric Livingston Teresa Loehne Scott Kurkowski Steven Lambouris David Lederman Mark Lewis Jill Lopucki Scott Luzi Jeffrey Marraccini Angelina Mayo James McAlister Tim Mahler John Luvera Michael May Christie Maybee Charles McCain Lisa McCreery Seniors Lisa McLellan Tereasa Medaris Richard Migrants Carmen Misiak Christine Mitchell Kevin McNally Kathy Mekras Wendy Miller Julie Monroe Cheryl McVety Jennifer Menzies Jeffrey Minton Charles Moore Trade Mudge Chris Newberry . Michael Morrissey James Muhleck Lori Mullins Mads Moxness Dawn Munger Thomas Myers Claire Needham Clarence Nephler David Nienstedt Lori Nolen Lynn Norris Seniors Bryan Pankey Gina Pardo Rodney Parke Leslie Parrish Kathryn Patrick Phillip Patterson Roberta Paul Jacqueline Peca Michael Peterson Michael Petherbridge Elizabeth Pfahlert Matthew Phillips David Oleary Rebecca Olney Tsutomu Onishi Kristi Overbaugh Stephanie Phillips Tammy Pittman Christopher Praksti William Phipps Kenneth Polenz Kellie Raedeke Elizabeth Pilarcik Kevin Pitcher Michael Pyenta Darrin Racine Carrie Rahla Monique Ramirez mma Seniors Christine Raymer Melanie Reid Cecilia Ritter Bill Rohn Jacquelin Roberts Wendy Rollins Daisy Red Kimberly Rose John Reading Todd Render Julie Richards Gary Robinson Forest Rose Janet Rehfus Scott Rigonan Jon Robitaille Peter Sans Daniel Sartor Stacey Saul Carl Saunders Ivo Scherbing Kristin Schultz Warren Scott Lesley Seddon Seniors Carrie Roselli Sandra Ross Tina Rotondo James Ruelle Tom Ruelle Ethan Russell Craig Sabo Steve Salter .4 J I Yvette Sedorchuk Micky Simpkinson Stacey Smith Lisa Spina Katherine Siple Sandra Snitchler Michelle Sprung Jami Smith Judith Smith Kenneth Spencer III Kristin Spiece Teresa Stansell Susan Stefanski Stephen Stewart Andrea Sutton Dale Traver Walter Svenkesen Daniel Travis Patrick String field Kevin Stubblefield Russell Swan Michelle Taulbee Jeffrey Toretta Kenneth Tracy Patricia Trevino Melanie Upcott Seniors Nichole Upcott Robin Vance Deborah Walls April Vanderpool Melissa Walters Lori Vallad Michael Walters Cindy Vancamp Darren Verbouw Lori Walker Stephen Wiedemann Wendy Willett Whitney Williams ■■Ml Heidi Willis Seniors Craig Waters Shelley Weaver Elizabeth Weber Dave Weiler Timothy Weir Chere Welch Matthew Werner James West Julie West Eddie Whitaker Jennifer White Nancy White Dana Wilton Andrea Zanotti Julie Zumwalt Tammy Wilson Julie Woodward Amy Zeleznik Kristin Zimmerman Annette Yocum Senior Memories 1. Mike Simpkinson, walking down the hall, isn’t expecting to have his picture taken. 2. Rick Migrants and Eric Thomas — Do you think they always sit like this? 3. Having some winter outdoor fun is Jami Smith, Jill Johnston, Amy Eiden, Bob Haran and always aptly dressed for the occasion — Mike May. 4. Matt Fry working hard in class. 5. “Hurry quick before we fall!” Making an impressive pyramid is — from the top to bottom — Lori Walker, Alysa Gettig, Kelly Ford, Jami Smith, Kelly Cruz, Tim Weir, Pete Sans, Steve Atkinson and Keith Krupp. 6. This years Homecoming Queen — Jackie Roberts 46 1. Smile Rick Kelley and Ron Forbes! 2. Hi Scott Wade! 3. Looking happy as usual is Krissy Dunham, Katie Donlin, and Stevie Phillips. 4. Good thing we don’t have locker inspection Kim Robertson! 5. In the lunch line are — Leslie Parrish, Tim Mahler and Robin Vance. 6. Matt Werner eating lunch — actually having the schools cooking! 7. What’s that you were about to say Scott Kurkowski? Don't take your picture! 3 47 Seniors Not Photographed Kim Adams Larry Adkins Rick Austin Cynthia Baal Vicky Barwig Mario Bates III Micheal Black Terry Bruns Loretta Bunnell John Burnell Deborah Catalano John Chambers Stephen Chevalier John Clark Scott Clark Angela Crowley Christoph Cumming Jeffery Davis James Delisle James Dunn Rodney Dunn Kristina Dye Cindy Elgie Chris Eversole Tina Fields Geovanne Finell Matthew Garcia Kevin Gates David Gauss Danny Gee Amy Graves Beth Greiger Tina Grimes Susan Hall Stephen Hepler Randy Herzog Janet Hubbard Hernando Hulleza Charles Inabnit Michael Johnson Kimberly Kidder Peter Koneda Brian Kozlowicz Jon Kraut Rena Lacroix Laura Lambert Keith Lapcznski Gene Larson Shelly Lawless Edward La wson David Livingstone Rochel Mattoon Thomas McDonald Robert Mikulski Ronald Morris Robin Nancarrow Timothy Niebauer Tana Pash Jeffery Pitoniak Micheal Powers Brooke Reckinger Tina Redmond Kristi Reitano Frankie Reynolds Jeffery Richman Kimberly Roberson Timothy Schimke Melissa Schmidt Jennifer Schulte Stacey Scott Thomas Shalla Darrall Sheperd Gregory Slattery Micheal Spicuzza Lisa Suran Rodney Thomas Paula Thompson Vaughn Thompson Scott Wade Kristen Wagner William Ware Gary Watson Anne Webb Kristine Williams Lisa Woods Steve Woody Mark Wrestler 48 Class of ’86 Mascot: Wolf Class Colors: Burgandy and Gray Class Flower: White Rose Class Song: “The Best is Yet to Come” Class Motto: “Violence is American as Cherry Pie” Senior Trip: Anywhere to get a tan! Prom: May 23, 1986: San Marino Club Last Day: June 12, 1986 Commencement: June 15, 1986; Pine Knob Sponsors: H. Stephens and M. Kaul John J. Kirchgessner 1947-1986 The 1986 Hilltopper Is Dedicated In Loving Memory Of Our Principal, John J. Kirchgessner, From His First Graduating Class Affectionately known at “Kirch” to his family and friends, he touched all our lives. He was a man made of strength, courage, and devotion. He was a caring, loving husband and father, and he also had a special place in his heart for everyone he knew .. . family, friends, co-workers, and students. It could be clouds and rain and he turned it into clear skies and sunshine. A man of all means, an educator, a teachers’ teacher, and yet still a student trying new adventures. He was a teacher who made a difference, and an administrator with great respect. Under tragic circumstances, he was taken out of our lives, but he left us with tender memories, and will be missed by all. 54 Clarkston Varsity Soccer had a good year under the coaching of Neil Granlund. The Varsity Team had a total of 10 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. The Most Valuable Player went to Phillippe Duchene, Most Improved went to Miles Radcliff, the Team Award went to Derek Brown,and Best Mid-Field and Defense Player went to John Reading. Congratulations Varsity!! Clarkston Junior Varsity had a pretty good year as they learned new skills and techniques under the coaching of Lynn Mead. The J. V. Soccer Team had a total of 3 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties. Mark Colwell was voted Most Valuable and Most Improved went to Mark Whitcomb. Soccer - It’s A Kick In The Grass 1. Varsity Team Picture. 2. Phillippe watches as Tim dribbles the ball down the field. 3. Derek takes a break from the exciting action. 4. Derek. John, and Ron take time out for a picture. 5. Steve skillfully maneuvers the ball around his opponent. 6. Grant takes on two opponents to get the ball. 7. Ron, full of enthusiasm, races toward the ball. Varsity — standing — Coach Mead. Giowanne Finnell. Terry McNally. Matt Beamer. Phillippe Duchene. John Reading. Tim Mahler. Miles Radcliff. Greg Cherniak. Grant Reading. Coach Granlund. kneeling — Mgr. Wendy Jones. Zack Brown. Steve Zoss. Derek Brown. J.R. Keelin. Tom Purves. Ron Forbes. Mike Koslosky.Curt Caruso. Lowell Jenks. Mgr. Claire Needham. Junior Varsity — standing — Wendy Jones Mgr.. Mark Colwell. Tom Haden. Charlie Ottman, Eric George. Mark Whitcomb. Coach Mead. John Brueck, Chris Chambers. Jeff John. Stu Smith. Mgr.: Claire Needham, kneeling — Pat Lyons. Brad Dedrick. Bill Cashin. Todd Doyan. Paul Zable. Craig Ju-zysta. Matt Zable. Jim Bruek. 55 It’s A Putt On The Green — Golf 5. Gunner Kartstrom held the best average tor the Varsity Golf Team with a 39.5 tor nine holes. 6. Mike Foyteck takes a mighty backswing as he prepares to drive his ball. 7. Tom Zeteznik drives his ball, but unfortunately hits a tree and it lands at his feet. Oh. well. Clarkston Varsity Golf Team started their season with three straight wins and ended with a winning record of 8 and 6. Under the coaching of James Chamberlain, the team placed thirty-first at the Oakland County match. At the League Meet Clarkston placed 4th and then took 15th at the Regional match. The player elected most valuable this year was Gunner Karlstrom, and Randy Nelson was voted most improved. Front row — Jeff Brock, Gary Kortge, Joe Willis, Scott Wilkinson, Shawn McCraken, Tom Boh I. Back row — Randy Nelson, Gunner Karlstrom, John Gaulin, Tom Zeteznik, Andy Hunter. Not pictured — Troy Cook, Mike Foyteck, Ken Mercier, Jim Muhleck, Scott Perry, Dave Racine, Pat Stringfield, Scott Wade. 56 Pat Williams. 1. Scott Perry makes a nice chip shot onto the green at Spring Lake Country Club. 2. Tom Bohl watches his ball as it slices into the water hazard; it was a bad day tor Tom. 3. Randy Nelson, the team's most improved goiter, is amazed with his putt. 4. Scott Wade sinks his putt under strong concentration during his final match ot the year. The Junior Varsity Football Team finished with a 7-2 record. All in all, the season went pretty well as the players learned new skills and prepared to move up next year. The J. V. team was taught by the coaching staff of John Craven, Steve Pierson, and Marty Martinez. Manager was Jeff Dahl. Leading the team to 7 victories was captain K.C. Baran. Accepting the Most Valuable Player Award was Keenan Powell. Most Improved went to Steve Harkin and the Tim Parke Award went to K.C. Baran. Congratulations to them all! 1. Nichole Locher and Matt Deboer, who hurt his arm during the season, cheer the J. V. Football Team on from the sidelines. 2. J. V. Football Team picture. 3. As the offensive line blocks their oncoming opponents, Mark Galan prepares to hand off to Keenan Powell as his opponents dose in. 4. Mark Galan completes a pass to Keenan Powell as his opponents dose in. 5. Mark Galan Prepares to hand-off the ball as the offensive lineman block the oncoming defense. 58 iJU LlUilliOLL CHS 14 ROMEO OPP. 6 0 STERLING HIGH STEVENSON 40 6 PONTIAC NORTHERN 20 28 WATERFORD KETTERING 0 28 WATERFORD MOTT 9 20 DEARBORN 13 32 LAKE ORION 0 15 AVONDALE 0 21 WEST BLOOMFIELD 0 1st row — Bryan Duncan, Mike Gross, Chris Locker, Tony Myers, Mark Galan, Brad Blake, Eric Helsel, Mike Ely. 2nd row — Bill Matheson, Matt Deboer, Todd Johnson, Josh Spencer, K.C Baran, Mike Bilby, Erik Hutchins, Tom Aionzi, Joe Herron, Mike Gilbert. 3rd row — Ron Bray, Dan Souheaver, Troy Martin, Phil Dufrin, Marty Martinez, John Craven, Steve Pierson, Tim Snyder, John Mahler, Dwain Brennan, Mike Kolody. 4th row — Steve Harkin, Mark Hargett, Mark Slingerland, Josh Newblatt, Dave Thompson, Rob Weikle, Jeff Buchmann, Andy Chinavare. 5th row — Greg Fahr, Mike Wells, Keenan Powell, Erik Helms, Chip Galley, Jamison House, Mark Oswald, Tim Hale, Craig Hubble. Not Pictured — Vince Vacante, Jeff McLeod, Rick Keetch, and Willie Scribner. 59 1. As Dave Lederman and Mike Norman prepare for war in the trenches, Mike May sets back and covers the flats. Meanwhile, Jim Turk and Chris Poulos cover the corners. 2. Clarkston's hard-nosed defense prepares for the on-coming offense. 3. As Jokish jukes his way open on a slant, he then strides in the air to catch a big gainer. 4. Team picture. 5. Clarkston’s getting ready to stop Romeo's offense. 6. Fighting in the trenches, the linemen protect rocket-arm LaPorte as he hurls a ten-yard completion to Chambo. 7. Clarkston’s rated defense rests during a time-out. 8. Again as the linemen form the pocket for rocket-arm LaPorte, he looks for Jokisch running the flag in the corner. 60 CHS 13 ROMEO OPP. 7 6 STERLING HIGH STEVENSON 33 7 PONTIAC NORTHERN 6 7 WATERFORD KETTERING 12 42 WATERFORD MOTT 0 20 DEARBORN 7 7 LAKE ORION 20 22 AVONDALE 7 21 WEST BLOOMFIELD 7 Varsity Football This year’s Varsity Football Team had a good year, finishing with a 6-3 record. The mighty Wolves were led by captains Mike May and Bob LaPorte. The rated defense did a very good job of keeping the other teams from scoring. This year, winning the Heart Award was Jim Ruelle. Most Improved went to Chris Poulos. The Tim Parke Award went to Dave Lederman. Two people shared Most Valuable: Dan Jokisch and Mike May. Last, but not least, Dave Bar an won the B.J. Hanson Award. Congrats! 1st row — Jeff Galley. David Smith. Chuck Hagyard, Craig Chamberlain. Bob LaPorte. Mike May. Jeff Davis. Matt Shari. Chad Heatherington. John Wynemko 2nd row — Vince Vacante. Rod Parke. Rob Ronk. John Tmgue. Bill Bastuba. Stacey Turner. Mike Pyenta, Dave Bar an. Norm Dufrin. 3rd row — Rusty Swan. Joe Hamlin. Mickey Simpkinson. Jim Turk. Dave Lederman. Greg Named. Mike Norman. Todd Misiak. Tim Weir. 4th row — Jim Ruelle. Tom Ruelle. Matt Stark. Craig Rosenburger. Garett Bass. Jeff Minton. Richard Ashley. Mike Black. 5th row — Gunner Vandeberg. Steve Sekatch. Jeff McLeod. Chris Poulos. Dave Bliss. Dan Jokisch. Jason Chamberlain. Rob by Tracy. Jim Hale, Kevin McNally. 6th row — Coaches — Wyniemko. Porritt. Richardson. Getson. Not Pic. — Steve Wiedeman 61 Cross Country Mr. Kaul and Mr. Taylor have once again successfully coached our boys and girls cross-country teams. Our 16 boys finished the season with 0 wins and 9 losses. Jeff Toretta sparkled for the team when he placed 31st out of 90 in the Boys individual run at the state meet. Only 10 girls participated on the team this year, but they had strength without numbers. The girls had 6 wins and 3 losses this year. Kathleen Mclnnis took 7th out of 90 in the girls individual race at the state meet and was once again named on the AH State Team. Most improved members were Brian Baert and Melissa Elfes. The Most valuable members were Jeff Toretta and Kathleen Mclnnis. The Captains of the boys team were Jeff Toretta and Marke Gilbert while the girls captains were Kathleen Mclnnis and Sue Kithil. 62 The Girls Tennis team placed 3rd in GOAL and also took 3rd in the League meet. All League honors were awarded to Ashley Adams, Coreen-Hummel, and Shelly Rood; Honorable Mention went to Jenni John and Daisy Red. Junior, Cor-een Hummel was voted the most improved player on the team. Girls Tennis Receiving Most Valuable Player was sophomore, Ashley Adams. Team Captain, Jenni John was the recipient of the Craig Award. Congratulations to all of the team members and especially to the award winners. 1st row — Sheri Rico, Alyssa Greiger, Anne Webb, 2nd row — Ashley Adams, Daisy Red, Tesha Burnett, Sandy Bentley, 3rd row — Coreen Hummell, Cindy Hewitt, Shelly Rood, Jenni John, Rhonda Bowes, not pic. Sue Brock 64 This year Girls' J. V. did as well as the Varsity team. The season ended with 15 wins and 5 losses. Most improved is Jane Selent and Most Valuable in Gina Houck. On opposite page. Left: A short discussion during a time out. Right: AH Fedio and Jane Selent try to catch their breath at a free throw. Below, Top Left: There seems to be some kind of dispute over who's bait it is. J.V. Girls Basketball Top Right: Kris Castillo steals the ball from her opponent to dash to the other end of the court to score. Bottom Left: Another time out talk. Right: The second Referee steps in to help decide if a foul has been made. Left to Right: Mr. Sherrill, Kris Castillo, Jackie Patrick, Renda Beck, Gina Houck, Ali Fedio, Stacey Shurtz, Heather Luchenbach, Shannon Kilclne, Jane Selent, Stephanie Stamas, and Laurie Clements. 65 66 Girl's Varsity ended its outstanding season with 13 wins and 9 losses. Sue Lovetady, Kecia Powell, Sue Stafanski, Michelle Taulbee, Melanie Upcott, and Missy O'Dell all were awarded with silver certificates for being on Varsity for 2 years. This year's most improved was Melanie Upcott and voted most valuable was Michelle Taulbee. Top left: Jumping high to receive a pass is Missy O’Dell. Right: The team during warm-up. Bottom left: Group conference. Right: A pose for an exclusive senior shot. Varsity Girls Basketball Opposite page, Top left: Ruth Webb tossing the ball to the coach. Right: Kecia Powell Intently waiting for a chance to help her team. Bottom left: And here's the mad dash for the ball. Right: Sue Lovetady cleverly tricking her opponent. Left to Right: Lisa Ladd, Michelle Baker, Sue Lovetady, Lorette Ulasich, Kecia Powell, Melanie Upcott, Missy O’Dell, Michelle Wyniemko, Michelle Taulbee, Ruth Webb, Wendy Cohoon, Sue Stefanski, Kelly Laidig, Coach: Mr. McDonald, Not Pictured: Kolleen Kline (mgr.). 67 Wrestling The 1985-86 Varsity and JV wrestling teams had quite a season. The varsity team finished out the year with a 7-11 record, while the JV ended with a 7-4 record. Both teams were under the coaching of Mr. Greg Gwisdalla and assistant coach Mr. Scott Strickier. Congratulations on a long and terrific season! 1. Senior captain Brent Gwisdalla leads the team in calisthenics before a meet. 2. Todd Render watches closely for his opponent’s next move. 3. Brian Robertson prepares to pin. 4. Troy Castle attempts to build his base. 5. Don Spring received the raised hand of victory. 6. Scott Emery does his best to gain a reversal. 7. Don Spring pins his Lake Orion opponent. 8. Brent Gwisdalla toys with his opponent before taking him to the mat for a pin. 9. First year wrestler Jon Knibbs giving it his all. 10. Brent Gwisdalla works his opponent before pinning him. 11. Mike Norman prepares for the take down. 12. Once again the hard work pays off for a victorious Rob Lund. Varsity Line-up: Gary Bosdock, Todd Edmunds, Scott Emery. Brian Fausett, Brent Gwisdalla, Mark Ice, Jon Knibbs, Rob Lund, John Mahler, Mike Norman, Mark Oswald, Todd Render, Rich Sedorchuk, Dan Souheaver, Don Spring, Matt Stark, Dan Stuk, Jim Tedder. ■ Junior Varsity: Tony Casumano, Thor Grandlund, Travis Gritzinger, Paul Jenson, Jeff Marlin, Brian Parent, Jason Kunsa. 68 69 70 1. Karan Heaton makes a diving save. 2. Melissa Stark makes a save. 3. The Junior Varsity players: First row — Jane Selant, Karan Heaton, Gordan Richardson (coach), Melissa Stark, and Shelly Rood. Second row — Heather Luchenbach, Jackie Patrick (capt.), Renda Beck, AH Redio, Jessie Shoup (capt.), Wendy Scroby, and Laurie Clements. 4. Jessica Shoup sets up the ball. 5. Laurie Clements picks up a short serve. 6. VICTORY! 7. Jane Selent makes a center hit. 8. Beth Tiley hits the ball. 9. Jessica Shoup is passing the serve. J.V. Volleyball The Junior Varsity Volleyball team had a pretty good season. Their overall record was 14-7 and they took 7th place along with Lake Orion. During the second half of their season they were 9-1 and have either tied or won the league championship in the last three years. 71 72 1. Kecia Powell passes the ball to the setter. 2. Beth Tilley saves the ball! 3. Kecia Powell tips over the block. 4. The Varsity Volleyball team: First row — Laurie Brandt. Tammy Pittman, Coreen Hummel, Terri Sherman, Beth Tilley, Maggie Gdula. Second row — Sue Kithill, Shelly Heyman, Wendy Cohoon, Gina Houck, Missy Odell. Michelle Taul-bee, Kecia Powell (capt.) Kelly Laidig, and Nancy Foster (coach). Not pictured are managers Jett Toretta and Jeff Funck. 5. Laurie Brandt is setting her outside man. 6. Missy Odell takes her shot. 7. Beth Tilley coming down after a block. 9. Wendy Cohoon is passing the ball. 9. Maggie Gdula is passing the ball. 10. Good teamwork making good friends. Varsity Volleyball The Clarkston Varsity Volleyball team had a very successful year. The team took second place in the district and 1st place in the Delta Open. They were second place as league champs. They were undefeated in all their home matches and had an overall record of 30-4. They were defeated only once in their schedule meets and took 1st place in the West Bloomfield Invitational. Congratulations on a strong team effort! 73 1. Kelly Ford prepares herself in the starting gate. 2. Laura Howse and Serena Brown, pals on the slopes. 3. Serena Brown putting on her bib before the race. 4. Jeff Roeser, waiting at the top, examines the course. 5. Jennifer Farough races towards the finish. 6. The Team! 7. Throughout the year, Gunner Karlstrom had trouble putting on his bib! 8. The team's leader, Steve Zoss, demonstrates his winning ability. 9. Beth Southby lends a hand to Mike May before a race. 10. Suzy Learmont flies through the course. For the second year in CHS Ski Team history, both the boys and girls' ski team qualified for the state finals. Both teams put in a good performance throughout the year, as they continued to excell under the coaching of Don Baizar-ini. After losing five starters from last year, the girls' team came back strong and had an outstanding season. They were 7-1 in the dual meets, 3rd in Divisionals, 5th in the Southeastern Michigan Championship, 2nd in Regionals, and 9th in the State. Leading the girls' team were Lori Walker, Jennifer Farough, and Serena Brown. Also putting in good performances were Kelly Ford, Laura Howse, Su-zie Learmont, Beth Southby, and Shelley Purdy. The boys also fared well over the course of the season. They were 6-2 in the dual meets, 5th in Divisionals, 2nd in Ski Team Regionals, and 10th in the State. Leading the boys' team was again, Steve Zoss, who remained undefeated throughout the season in dual meets. Also helping the guys' team were Mike May, Jeff Roeser, Todd Roeser, Mike Foyteck, Rob Laurie, Alex Yarber, Matt Ritter, Shaun McCracken, Terry McNally and Gunner Karlstrom. The 1986 medal winners were Steve Zoss, Mike May, Lori Walker, Jennifer Farough, Serena Brown, and Laura Howse. Coach Balzarini, Matt Ritter, John Ketvirtis, Mike St. Charles, Tim Snyder, Shaun McCracken, Alex Yarber, Craig Greenfield, Mike May, Steve Zoss, Terry McNally, Gunner Karlstrom, Steve Wiedemann, Paul Zabel, Jim Brueck, Jeff John, John Brueck, Paul Newton, Rob Laurie, Matt Zabel, Kelly Cook, Todd Roeser, Andy Yarber, Crissy Gibson, Trisha Bennet, Sheri Mitchell, Jennifer Farough, Laura Howse, Serena Brown, Beth Southby, Lori Walker, Suzy Learmont, Tracey Manning, Shelly Purdy. 75 J. V. Basketball (Team Picture) Standing — Jett Buckman, Mike Barnes, Keenan Powell. Eric Helms, Kevin Baert, Coach Tim Kaul, Rob Sanderson, Chip Galley, Todd Waters. Scott Livingston, Josh Newblatt, Kneeling — Stacey Turner, Doug Bronson. 1. Mike Barnes dribbles through his defenders. 2. Stacey Turner keeps his opponent away from the ball. 3. Jeff Billig looking for the perfect shot. 4. Dribbling down court is Josh Newblatt. 5. Kevin Baert towering over the opposing team. 6. Rob Sanderson goes for a loose ball. The '86 J. V. Basketball team was coached by Mr. Tim Kaul. This year ended with 14 wins and 6 Loses. A great season guys. 76 77 78 1. Mike Walters prepares to make a pass to a fellow teammate. 2. Ed Whitaker soars over the opponents. 3. Dan Jokish struggles his way to the basket. 4. Craig Chamberlain shuts out the opposing team taking his shot. 5. 1985-86 Varsity Basketball team. 6. Keith Mercier goes up for a jump shot as his opponent attempts to block the shot. 7. Dave Baran and Steve Secatch practice passing skills. 8. Dan Jokisch shows his strength as he makes his way down the court. 9. After drawing a foul Ed Whitaker is sent to the free throw line to shoot. Varsity Basketball The Varsity basketball team had an outstanding season. They finished with a record of 21-3 and tied for the G.O.A.L. championship. They were District champs and went on to play Flint Northwestern for the regional championship, putting up a superb fight in a double overtime loss. Congratulations team! All of Clarkston is proud! Back Row — Chris Poulos, Steve Secatch, Dan Jokisch, Ed Whitaker. 2nd Row — Jeff Billig, Jeff Tungate, Kevin Pitcher, Jim Hall, Asst. Coach George Porritt, Coach Dan Fife, Asst. Coach Tim Kaul, Mike Walters, Dave Lederman, Craig Chamberlain, Dave Baran. Front Row — Fife Boys, Keith Mercier, Mgr. Mike Trebilcock. The 1985-86 J. V. Cheerleading Squad had a very successful year. They began during the summer when they won the spirit award and first place at camp. J. V. also qualified to compete for Nationals. These girls worked very hard all year long with both fund-raisers and cheering for foot- J. V. Cheerleaders ball and basketball. Coaching J. V. was Mrs. Fife, who did an excellent job in helping the cheerleaders perform well and develop close friendships, which was the key to their hard work and dedication. Pictured from top left are: Tammy Spaven, Marni Banker, Kyle Powell, Kara Kurz, Tasha Vaara, Chandra Manuel, Kelly DuPree, Kim Webb, Sheryl Molzon. 80 81 Pom Port The 1985-86 C.H.S. Pom-port Squad lit up our half times with their dazzling precission and confident smiles. With alot of work and determination, the squad put on several eye opening performances. The girls worked hard over the summer on routines and fund raising projects to buy their new uniforms. The Pom-Pon girls also had their 2nd annual “Surfs Up dance which helps them throughout the year to meet expenses. Doing a great job again this year and suppling the squad with alot of support was coach Gina Mancini. She gave the girls confidence and the push they needed to make them more than just a squad. O.H.S. is very proud of these girls and thanks them! Top — Tina Rotondo, Julie Richards, Carrie Roselli, Andrea An dryco, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Kim Reynolds, Stephanie Hamill, Middle — Jennifer Fenton, Janet Rehfus, Lauren Carlson, Jami Smith, Gina Cox, Bottom — Ingrid Vaara, Dana Hocking, Teresa Loehne, Cheryl Andryco, Jeannie Pinho 82 1. Teresa. Jami doing their last routine. 2. Ingrid, Kim, Jami, Janet Tina work out to the routine “Perfect” 3. Kim Julie are waiting for their beat. 4. Doing one of the Football routines. 5. The squad is shaking to the beat! 6. “Kick it up” — Ingrid Dana. 7. The Seniors getting ready to do their farewell. 8. Our Pom-Pon Squad! S3 The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleading team displayed outstanding talent and spirit, which was proved by receiving first place out of fifty other squads at summer camp. This honor moved them on to Orlando, Florida to compete in the National Cheerleading Championship competi- . Varsity Cheerleaders tion. They were able to go by having various fund raisers and alot of public support. Through all of their hard work and dedication these eight girls came together to form Clarkston’s winning family of spirit. Pictured from bottom right opposite page are: Alysa Gettig, Heather Srock, Kristen Wagner, Patti Haddad, Angie Barker, Mamie Meehan, Lisa Dixon, and Audrey Peterson. 84 85 Class of ’87 Kelli Abbott Dennis Abdoo Brad Adams Janan Adams Kristin Alkire Jenny Alsup Christy Anderson Rick Anderson Andrea Andryco Lisa Armstrong Rachelle Arrowsmith Amy Ashton Gerri Avery Pam Baal Brian Baert Teresa Bailey Shelley Baker Christina Barber Angie Barker Kristi Bas Garett Bass Sheri Baxter Matt Beamer Teri Beardsley Bob Beaudoin Joanne Beck Julie Becker Tami Becker Missy Bell Pam Bellows 88 Juniors Tracy Bender Robert Benfield Bill Beste Christi Bigelow Karol Bilbey Jeff Billig Michelle Blomberg Tom Bohl Angie Borrie Gary Bosdock Sue Bradley Matt Brady Kris Brazier Kathy Briney Heather Brooks Serena Brown Jennifer Bruce Lisa Brudnak Junior Class Officers President — Beth Southby Vice President — Melissa Wilkinson Secretary — Angie Barker Treasurer — Mary Ellen Unsworth Class of ’87 John Brueck Julie Buchanan Randy Budrow Tesha Burnett Jeff Russell Stacey Cameron Jim Campbell Sue Campbell Jeff Cantley Lauren Carlson 90 Norman Carmichael Troy Castle Mike Chalawich Craig Chamberlain Dawn Chamberlain Richard Charles Ryann Chase Vicki Chenoweth Mike Clark Ernie Clements Wendy Cohoon Denny Conway Kelley Cook Brent Corliss Douglas Couture Carla Wolf Juniors Gina Cox Tony Crandall Scott Crawford Michele Crites Kelly Cumming Kathy Curtis Tony Cusumano Bill Davis Sandy Detrain Jim Delisle Frank Dick Dawn Diederich Lisa Dixon Lynn Downs Steven Downs Todd Doyon Randy Dumas Carolyn Durbin Kris Dye Michelle Easley Mildred Edwards Melissa Elfes Scott Emery Cheryl Featherstone Jennifer Fenton Randy Ferguson Craig Ferrell Amy Fines Mike Foyteck Craig Frasa Class of ’87 Scott Graham Paula Gulian Tina Hacker Laurie Haggitt Chuck Hagyard Ann Garcia Sue Garland Karin Garwood Gary Garza Maggie Gdula Greg Hall Jim Hall Lorna Hall Mike Hall Richelle Hamby Stephanie Hamil Mike Hanson Chris Hardy Jenny Hardy Kurt Harms Joe Gentile Victoria Geyer Lisa Gianakos Terry Gorham Chris Gragg Jeff Frick Teresa Frizzle Diane Fugitt Jeff Funck Brian Galley Juniors Greg Harried Monica Harper April Harris Bob Harrison Chris Hartman Scott Harvey Jennie Hawks Craig Hayward Sandie Heard Kevin Heber Keather Helsel Tina Henry Rafael Hernandez Julie He welt Cindy Hewitt Shelly Heyman Teresa Hofman Wendy Hollibaugh Pete Hollis Eric Hopp Doug Horecki Becky Hoskins Gina Houck Laura Howse Jeff Huber Traci Hudson 93 Class of ’87 Shelly Huetter Charlotte Huff Steve Hulett Pat Hull Coreen Hummel Evan Humphrey Denise Hunt Andy Hunter Sarah Hunter Beth Huttenlocher Mark Ice Janet Jablonski Mike Jasso Lowell Jenks Matt Jensen Stacie Jensen Jeff John Chris Johnson Kim Johnson Tina Johnson Julie Johnston 94 Dan Jokisch Tonya Jordan Gunnar Karlstrom Kandy Karvala Tina Keener Wendy Kellerman Jennifer Kelly Tim Kelly Shari Kent Debbie Kerns Juniors Jessica Ketchum John Ketvirtis Bobbi Kidd Wanda Kilgore Gene Kirvan Kolleen Kline Tammy Konkle Mike Koslosky Crista Kruger Troy Kumpula Jenny Kuzma George La bash Lisa Ladd Kelly Laidig Kurt Lair Steve Lambourn Dave Larkin Tracy Larson Wendy Larson Paul Latham Amy La valley Suzy Learmont Tina Lee Jim Leeseberg Angela Lessel 95 Floy Licatovich Melissa Lisle Heidi L ocher Alan Logan Sandy Lovelady Greg Lovse Rob Lund Russ Lunsford Jim Lyons Tracy MacAlpine Jenny Mann Laura Manser Chandra Manuel Keith Marsh Tom Marshick Kelly Martin Lisa Martin Steve Mason Sue Matthews Rick McCain Theresa McCleese Shawn McCracken Kelly McGhee Kathleen Mclnnis Jeff McLeod Colleen McMullen Terry McNally Dawn McVety Keith Mercier Cynthia Merritt Jackie Messing Jon Midtgard Jon Miller Mike Miller Stefanie Miller Juniors Angela Miracle Cindy Miracle Houston Miracle Todd Misiak Cassandra Mix Sheila Mobbs Kim Moore Lisa Moore Chris Morgan Roxanne Morgan Sheri Morgan Amy Morris Laura Morris Ron Multhaupt John Murphy Kelly Mustonen Dawn Muth Rhonda Myers Steve Mykytyn Andy Needham Lori Neff 97 Class Michelle Nelson Kristen Neumann Lewis Newlin Andrew Newman Hope Newport Paul Newton Mike Noel Mike Norman Kevin North Missy Odell Mark Oldenburg Kelly Olsen Jeff Olson Scott Orth Jeff Owczarski Sue Oxley Tabatha Parker Jenny Parr Cathy Passmore Dave Payne Kenlea Pebbles Brian Pendley Anne Pennell Ann Peterson Audry Peterson Jim Petherbridge 98 Juniors Michelle Pettit Ted Pomorski Diane Rash Kim Reynolds Gary Ritch Tracy Roek Shawn Petty Shelly Pope Suzanne Cindy Matt Ritter Jeff Roeser Tracey Piazza Suzanne Prince Raymond Rhinevault Scott Ritter Shawn Rogers Amy Pilarcik Bruce Quigley Grant Reading John Richman Jenny Robbins Rob Ronk Jeanne Pinho Dave Racine Lowell Redick Kristin Ried Brian Darlene Rose Dennis Lynn Riley Robertson Reynolds 99 Class of ’87 Craig Rosenberger Jennifer Sabo Margaret Sans Samantha Savas Neal Scalf Richard Schaller Matt Scharl Missie Schoff Mike Scribner Steve Secatch Rich Sedorchuk Arnold Sese Michelle Sexton Kayla Shepherd Jessica Shoup Catherine Siegert Debra Skinner Jim Sleeman Steve Sloan Diane Smith Jennifer Smith Julie Smith Kelly Smith Randall Smith Todd Sorgatz 100 Beth Southby Tammy Spaven Don Spring Heather Srock Elizabeth Stamas Juniors Matt Stanley Matt Stark Larry Stevens Michelle Stevens Nanette Stingley Dave Stockton Sandy Stoecklin Jodi Strapp Rodney Strevel Deanna Stricklin Stacey Stricklin Monica Strobehn Doreen Stuart Date Stuban Scott Stuemke Dan Stuk Rod Swanson Kristi Taylor Phyllis Taylor Jim Tedder Dana Thatcher John Thompson Scott Thompson Anne Then Beth Tilley Denise Timulak 101 Class of ’87 John Tingue Jodie Tong Tami Topous Amy Travis Mike Trebilcock Angela Tsoukaias Jim Turk Lorette Ulasich Mary Ellen Unsworth Tasha Vaara Mike VanCamp Gunnar Vandeberg Lindsey Vanderkolk Heidi Vines Roger Vernier Patrick Walsh Sue Warner Krista Wasik Kim Webb Ruth Webb Fred Weishaar Mike Welch Darryl Wendt John Whistler Mark Whitcomb Danielle White 102 Juniors Ruth Wiar Sharron Karen Wolfe Jennifer Jennifer Zahm Devon Zingale Rita Wiley Williams Scott Wood Woofenden Tom Zeleznik Amy Zubalik Brad Wilkerson Stacey Williams Greg Woodruff Lisa Wyke Todd Zeller Melissa Tami Tom Michelle Dan Ziegler Wilkinson Williamson Woodward Wyniemko Hank Zilka Sarah Williams Jim Wilson Frank Woody Alex Yarber Vicki Wilson Tonya York 103 Yearbook The 1985-86 yearbook staff put alot of time, effort, and creativity into this years anniversary book. They worked many late nights and once again added some extra things. They were pushed for time near the end but as always managed to get things done. It is our hope that the students and faculty will enjoy this anniversary book. This year we also had a faculty member who helped us to work smoothly and efficiently. She graduated from this school and teaches in the English Department. On behalf of the students who worked on this years Hilltopper we would like to dedicate this page to her and also thank her for all the help and effort she put in. “Thanks Mrs. Hyde, and we all hope that you will enjoy a nice retirement. Also our thanks goes to Jostens Yearbook Company. Larry Thomas our representative, and to Mrs. Sally Whittaker, who has graciously been our advisor for the last three years. And a Special thanks to Winships! 106 1. The Hilltopper staff: First row — Cheryl McVety, Katie Donlin, Angie Tsouk as. Bobbi Jo Kidd. Glenn Wollerman — Sports Editor. Gina Cox. Tina Keener, Karin Garwood, and Nancy MacLennan — Editor. Middle row — Rafael Hernandez. Ruth Webb — Organization Editor. Heidi Vines — Advertising Editor. Sarah Hunter — Faculty Editor. Tami Becker — Assistant Editor. Anne Webb. Mads Moxness. Karen Barna and Judy Curry. Back row — Mrs. Whittaker — Advisor. Jenny Danielson. Kris Rosenthal, Jami Smith — Senior Editor, Dave Lederman — Mascott and Photo Crasher. Alysa Get tig. Bob Ha ran, Kelly Rudd, and Tricia Kelly. Not Pictured were: Photographers — Matt Phillips and Brent Gwis-dalla, Underclassmen Editor — Shari Kent, Ethan Russell, Stevi Phillips, Jill Johnston, Robin Vance. Kelly Ballard. Chris Bodziak, Beth Hunn. Nancy Ward. Amy Eiden, Frank Campanaro and Mrs. Hyde. 2. Tina Keener and Karin Garwood discuss on what to do next while Jami Smith works hard on her layout. 3. Some of the members of the staff discuss the cover, advertising, page design and what order the book should go. 1. Mrs. Whittaker describes to Gina Cox, Andrea Andryco and Jami Smith what they should do for their layout. 2. Mads Moxness works hard on his layout. 3. Sarah Hunter and Heidi Vines appear to have lost a faculty picture. 107 Bands Wind Ensemble FLUTES Dawn Diederich, Jennifer Fenton, Shelley Heyman, Kim Millard, Jackie Peca, Julie Richards, Deanna Stricklin, Tami Topous, Ingrid Vaara PICCOLO Jennifer Kratt OBOE Amy Travis BASSOON Kevin Heber CLARINETS Kerri Bartlett, Kristi Bas, Erin DuPree, Kristen Ried, Michelle Sexton, Ruth Webb ALTO CLARINET Tina Bell BASS CLARINET Steve Mykytyn, Kenlea Peebles AL TO SAXOPHONES Craig Hayward, Matt Jensen, Dave Johnston, Claire Needham TENOR SAXOPHONE Jim Ruelle BARITONE SAXOPHONE Scott Orth FRENCH HORNS Laura Sutton, Dan Travis, Rachel Young TRUMPETS Jeff Billig, Mike Koslosky, Julie Monroe, Mike Peterson, Jackie Roberts, Tracey Roek, Doreen Stuart BARITONE Matt Hargett, Jett Moore TROMBONE Eric Pendley TUBA Christi Hardy, Tom Ruelle PERCUSSION Pam Baal, Dan Dobson, Beth Hunn, Vacki Geyer, Jim Kiser, Rod Swanson, Darren Verbouw Jazz Band JASS BAND SAXES Brent Corliss, Sharon Hawley, Craig Hayward, Matt Jenson, Jim Ruelle TRUMPETS Julie Monroe, Mike Peterson, Jackie Roberts, Tracey Roek, Tasha Vaara TROMBONES Thad Green, Eric Pendley, Tom Ruelle PIANO Andy Newman GUITAR Scott Orth BASS GUITAR Greg Hall DRUMS Jim Kiser 108 Symphonic Band FLUTES Sheri Mitchell. Julie Johnston. Bryan Erickson. Sheri Coleman. Lori Stenborg. Maria Rovere. Kandy Karvala. Anne Webb. Monica Harper. Jean-nie Hawks PICCOLO Kris Zimmerman OBOE Anne Marie Mudge. Megan Balloid CLARINET Jennifer Danielson. Kim Bailey. Michelle Poole. Kris Rosenthal. Renee Marceau. Tracey Piazza ALTO CLARINET Trade Thornberry BASS CLARINET Michelle Rosenberger ALTO SAXOPHONE Steve Downs. Arnold Sese. Steve Edens. John Murphy Curtis Haremza TENOR SAXOPHONE Brian Pend-ley BARITONE SAXOPHONE Sharon Hawley FRENCH HORN Betsy Pfalert. Jennifer Woofenden. Jennifer Karr TRUMPET Robert Potts. Dan Downs. Kari Griffith. Ralph Hernandez BARITONE Jeff Moore TROMBONE Eric Pendley. Thad Green TUBA Craig Frasa. Christi Hardy PERCUSSION La-mont Ingalls. Jim McAllister. Brendan McMullen. Jeremy Roberts. Janan Adams 109 CHS Marching Band COLOR GUARD Kim Bailey. Kristina Bas. Melissa Bell. Kim Billig, Stacey Cameron. Jennifer Danielson, Dawn Diederich. Laurie Francisco. Kelsey Harmon. Shelley Heyman. Allison Hubbs. Christine Johnson. Julie Johnston, Jennifer John, Kandy Karva a, Julie Kidd. Renee Marceau. Jackie Peca. Michelle Poole. Michelle Poole. Kristen Reid. Kris Rosenthal. Michelle Rosenberger. Tracey Thomberry. Tami Topous FLUTE PICCOLO Vicki Chenoweth. Sheri Coleman. Kelly Cummings. Bryan Erickson, Kelly Goins. Monica Harper, Jeannie Hawks Jennifer Kratt. Colleen McMullen. Kim Millard. Sheri Mitchell. Ann Mudge, Maria Rovere. Deanna Stricklin. Kristen Zimmerman CLARINET Kern Bartlett. Tina Bell. Kevin Heber. Sandra Heard. Tracey Hill, Tracey Piazza. Michelle Sexton SAXOPHONE Mike Cole. Steven Downs. Stephen Edens. Craig Frasa. Craig Hayword. Sharon Hawley. Curtis Haremza. David Johnston, Claire Needham. John Murphy. Arnold Sese TRUMPET Jeff Billig. Dan Downs. Kari Griffith. Rafael Hernandez. Mike Koslosky. Julie Monroe. Jackie Roberts. Tracy Roek, Ken Spencer. Doreen Stuart. Tasha Vaara MELLO-PHONE Betsy Pfahlert. Laura Sutton, Jennifer Woofenden. Rachel Young TROMBONE Tim Batchelor. Phil Patterson. Eric Pendley. Margaret Sans BARITONE Brent Corliss, James Fuller, Matt Hargett. Ron Kerns. Jeff Moore. TUBA Christi Hardy. Scott Orth PERCUSSION Pam Baal. Megan Balloid. Dan Dobson. Jennifer Farough. Sandra Gable. Vackis Geyer, Beth Hunn. Lamont Ingalls, James Kiser, James McCallister, Brendan McMullen, Steve Mykytyn, Brian Pendley. Jeremy Roberts. Rod Swanson. Anne Thon. Anne Webb. Ruth Webb, Darren Verbouw DRUM MAJORS Mike Peterson, Erin DuPree. Danny Travis no This year’s Winter Competition Guard represented Clarkston quite successfully. With performances in Northern Michigan, they presented a show with many spectacular movements with the use of the traditional flag and rifle. RIFLES Kristi Bas, Laurie Francisco, Kandy Karvala, Julie Kidd, Jackie Peca FLAGS Kelsey Harmon, Chris Johnson, Stephanie Millis, Kenlea Pebbles, Michelle Poole, Kristen Ried, Jennifer Woofenden ADVISORS Cheryl Girard and John Freels 111 Choralaires Mixed Chorus MIXED CHORUS Soprano Ackerman. Nichole Adams. Janan Barnett. Kristi Bell. Missy Bradley. Susan Brusnic. Toni Hubbs. AUson Huff. Charlotte Jones. Kelly Johnson. Vickey Licatovich. Heather Matthews. Kim Oldenburg. Michele Port wood. Lee Rahla. Carrie Rahla. Cheryl Samuel. Marianne Thompson. Lori Welch. Raquel Wilson. Tabetha York. Tonya Tenor Cochran. Duane Kirbey. Scott VanCamp. Mike Alto Balloid. Megan Case. Ky Crites. Michelle Harper. Monica Laidler. Amy Langdon. Lisa London. Michelle Mark. Michelle Medaris. Teresa Millis, Stefanie Rose. Kari Vanderpool. April Bass Arsenault. Mark Bofforff, Doug Edens. Steve Evans. Dale Haremza. Curtis Hargett. Mark Kelley. Rick Moore. Danny Phipps. Jim CHORALAIRES Soprano i Ackerman. Nicole Almas. Kimberly Bradley. Susan Bridges. Becky Cote. Chris Diebali. Andrea BUson. Tina Inman. Tricia McDermott. Beth Rohn. Christina Thompson. Lorn Warner. Carol Zirwes. Debbie Alto Bailey. Nancy Clements. Laune Cosmer. Kimberty Green. Sherry Hallmgse. Yvonne Kennedy. Michelle Neely. Frances Sutton. Laura WHson. Tabetha Soprano II Adams. Janan Aulgur. Traci Cool. Staci Fugitt. Diane Gonchoroff. Katherine Harmon. Kelsey Hubarth. Delora Larson. Tracy Mathieu. Karen Peterson. Ann Portwood. Leah Stoeckhn. Sandra York. Tonya 112 Madrigals FORTISSIMOS (not pictured) Matt Arsenault Craig Baker Duane Cochran Jeff Huber Fred Mersino Forest Rose Rick Spicer Scot Stuk SELCT ENSEMBLE MADRIGAL SINGERS ALTO (not pictured) SOPRANO II SOPRANO Laura Bruce SOPRANO 1 Jenny DuPree Ruth Acton Wendy Jones Kelly DuPree Kelsey Harmon Michelle Blomberg Amy Travis Jenny Kuzma Kathy Passmore Jackie Roberts Amy Zeleznik Lori Neff Tami Topous Sandy Snitchler Ingrid Vaara ALTO 1 ALTO II TENOR BASS Grayce Abdoo Laurie Clements Brian Baert Jim Dunn Rhonda Bowes Laura Manser Jeff Funck Mike Peterson Staci Cool Nancy White Jerry Howington Jim Ruelle Becky Onley Rachel Young Dave Johnson Dan Travis 113 Varsity Choir Soprano I Amato. Lisa Barna. Karen Latterly. Kim Topous. Tarry Wiley. Rita Kay Woofenden. Jennifer Soprano II Belch, Nancy Bowies. Rhonda DuPree. Jennifer DuPree. Kelly Eadcr. Kish Garrett. Lisa Greene. Kathy Hardy. Jennifer Hubarth. Deiora Jonas. Sara Kuzma. Jennifer Neff. Lon Reynolds. Kim Shoup. Jessica SrutcNer. Sandra Alto I Engel. Tern Matthews. Tabatha Passmore. Kathy RotHns. Wendy Sprung. Michelle Taylor. PhiHis Warner. Sue WHMams. Sarah Young. Kaye Young, Rachel Alto II Abdoo. Grayce Briney, Kathy Hamtl. Stephanie Hewelt. Juke Manser. Laura Meparis. Teresa Otney, Rebacca Raymond. Suzanne Smith. Heather Webb. Kim White. Nancy Tenor I Ety. Mike Howington. Jerry Jeffery. Chester Tenor II Ford. Matt Roberts. Jeremy Baert. Brian Bass I Cook. Todd King. Tom Purves. Tom Bass II Baert. Kovtn Brown, Marty Hines. Jake Pyenta. Michael RueOe, Thomas Watson A Han Wilson. Joe 114 Mime Troupe The 85 86 Mime Troupe includes Ruth Acton, Jim Fuller, Joe Wilson, Danielle White, Heather Smith, Karl Schaffer, Michelle Pettit, Lori Neff, Amy Travis, Jeff Huber, Jenny Kuzma, Vicky Chenoweth, and Becky Olney. Drama Club The 65 86 Drama Club Officers are Nancy White. President; Grayce Abdoo. Vice President; Becky Otney. Terasurer; Ron. Acton, secretary: Maggie Sans. Appointed Secretary. First Row: Kelly Lambourne. Kelly Ballard. Trisha Kelly. Kelly Rudd. Michelle Blomberg. Grayce Abdoo. Lori Neff. Mike Elly. Danielle White. Heather Smith. Yuonne Hallingse. and Leslie Young. Second Row: Amy Cowie. Kim Baity. Ruth Acton. Andrea Doball. Michelle Rosenburg. Kelly Jones. Amy Zeleznik. Ingrid Vaara. Jackie Roberts. Rhonda Bowes. Angela Miracle. Brian Eukson. Third Row Betsy Pfahlert. Vince Despacho. Kathy Karol. Gretchen Spiece. Kris Douglas. Kris Lans. Jenny Kuzma. Vicky Chenoweth. Michelle Pettit. Laura Bruce. Wendy Jones. Erin Dupree. Steve Salter. “Ma Gibson. Fourth Row: Jenny Carr. Renee Marceau. Kelsey Harmon. Kris Schaller. Kristi Bas. Jim Dunn. Amy Travis. Tom King. Mike Shupo, Alan Watson. Karl Schaffer. Mads Moxness. Tsutomo Onisha. Jim Fuller. Joe Wilson. Quinton Guyer. Chester Jeffreys. Pat Smith, and Jennifer Woofenden. 116 Thespians To be a Thespian, Drama Club members must work long hard hours and earn at least 20 points. This year the Thespians presented Goldilocks and the Christmas Bears and the musical Oaklahoma. Front Row: Grayce Abdoo, Ruth Acton, Kim Lafferty, Jenny Kuzma, Becky Olney, Nancy White, Vicky Chenoweth, Lori Neff, Michelle Pettit, Danielle White, Leslie Parrish. Back Row: Jim Fuller, Joe Wilson, Mike Shupla, Amy Zeieznik, Maggie Sans, Jackie Roberts, Tom King, Mike Peterson, and Jeff Huber. 117 Foreign Exchange Students Geovanne Finell comes from Heisiniki, Finland and is living with the John Karvala family. Geovanne's hobbies are Hockey, reading, jogging and also soccer. He would like to learn the English language, American culture, customs and Americans life style. He hopes to get experiences which teach him something about life and how to act with foreign people. We're going to miss you here at C.H.S. Geovanne. Mads Henrik Moxness is living with the Edward Salter family and hails from Troudheim, Norway. Mads said the best thing he liked here was the people and the fastfood restaurants. His favorite American food is Whoppers and Tacos at Taco Bell. While attending Clarkston High he joined the drama club, yearbook staff and the Spanish club. Mads really enjoyed learning different things here in the U. S. Mads everyone here at C. H. S. really enjoyed having you here. Phillippe Duchene comes from Passy, France and lives with the David John family. Phillippe tried out for soccer knowing nothing about it and became one of the best players here, Good Job! Phillippe would tike to establish contacts in America, and improve his English. GOOD LUCK!!! Jun Meyamota hails from Japan and is living with the Melvin Mercier family. He came to us in the middle of the school year and has been a welcome sight to the C.H.S. halls. 118 Tsutomu Onishi is from Choshi, Japan and is staying with the Frank Catalano family. He likes to read, listen to music and Judo and Kendo (fencing). Tsutomu would like to be a teacher and he states I’d like to exert myself as a non-governmental ambassador. ” We will miss you Tsutomu. Anne-Lisa Hansen is living with the Louis Hun ns and calls Tromso Norway home. Anne-Lisa said she enjoyed shopping in the big malls and meeting all kinds of people. She became very involved in Cross Country Track, Powder Puff and yearbook staff. Out of all the American foods she had she said Donuts are her favorite. Anne-Lisa would like to thank everyone for making her feel so welcome in the U. S. and said it was a real challenge. Yuonne Hallingse comes to us from Deventon, Netherlands. She is residing with the Robert Jenks family. Yuonne enjoys reading, literature, music, handball and would like to attend the University of Amsterdam to become an Interpretess. Yuonne states “One year in America seems to be a big opportunity to get acquainted with the way of living in the American families and also with American schools. Yuonne C. H. S. wishes you best of luck. 119 Patti Haddad is this year’s recipient of the D.A.R. award. Patti was chosen by her teachers and the administration for her service, community involvement, leadership, and scholastic achievement. Patti has been very active throughout high school. She was a cheerleader and a Student Council member for three years and played Powder Puff for two years. In her sophomore year, she received the Tim Parke Award and was the treasurer of her class. In her Junior year, she attended Girl's State and was Vice-President of G.O. A. L. Her Senior year, found her treasurer of her class again and still very active in G.O.A.L. Patti has a G.P.A. of 3.5 and hopes to attend the University of Michigan to study pre-law. Congratulations Patti, and good luck in the future. 120 National Honor Society Front Row (L to R); Andrea Sutton, Beth Hunn, Sandy Ross, Chris Hulett, Heidi Willis, Kevin Krupp, Keith Krupp, Beth Pilarcik, Heather Lee, Julie Everett Middle Row; Laura Bruce, Dana Hocking, Sue Stefanski, Jill Lupucki, Erin Dupree, Jennifer Farough, Michelle Pettit, Traci Hill, Coreen Hummel, Samantha Savas, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Julie Monroe, Claire Needham Back Row: Ethan Russell, Keith Mercier, Jeff Billig, Mike Trebicoch, Eric Thomas, Mike Walters, Pete Hollis, Tim Mahler, Dave Baran, Amy Pilarcik, Jennifer Kratt Not Pictured: Ruth Acton, Sue Kithil, Kristen Wagner, Beth Greiger Membership for the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. A minimum G.P.A. of 3.75 is required of a sophomore; 3.50 G.P.A. is required of a junior: and a senior is required to maintain a 3.20 G.P.A. for membership. Inductions are once each year in April. A small membership dues is required and a set amount of various service hours (community assistance) must be completed each semester. A N.H.A. member must have respect for and willingness to help fellow students. Activities this year included participation in Big Brothers Big Sisters; and exchange day with Flint Powers High School; a Tutoring Program; and the Teacher of the Semester awards. 121 Media Media II First Row: Paul Stephens. Mike Jasso, Jim Fuller, Eric Hopp, Jessica Ketchum, Jennifer Sabo 2nd Row: Scott Harvey. Victoria Chenoweth, Amy La Valley, Tom Bohl, Dan Sartor, Bill Phipps. Tom Myers 3rd Row: Steve Sloan. John Whistler. Mildred Edwards. Lisa Langdon, Sue Matthews. Michelle Blomberg, Amy Laidler. Mr. Genshaw Not Pictured: Jeff Huber, Alan Logan. Joe Wilson Media I Students: Sam Brown, Sharon Hawley, Jefl Moore. Wayne Novak, Ron Rizk, Rob Scott, Todd Siefert, Matt Stark, Steve Stewart. Jim Tedder. Flavio Dacosta. Dan Downs, John Ketvirtis. John Sampson, Bill Shaw. Don Spring The Media class works on cable television production. They are involved inthe Clarkston area news show called Independence Update on Channel 11. The class also works with the community in producing their cable shows. They received first place in an Oakland County video competition. Computer Club Computer Club First Row: Mrs. Beetz, Kris Speace, Sandy Snichier, Mrs. Kazewych Second Row: Scott Luzi, Pete Sans, Matt Werner, Stomu Onishi, Bob Haran Not Pictured: Jeff Marcini, Kelley Cook, Randy Furgusen, Tom Bohl Clarkston High’s Computer Club is a club or-ganzied by Mrs. Beetz and Mrs. Kazewych that meets every Monday after school. The group shares their own programs and practices new ones to prepare for meets. The program gives kids who are interested in computers extra time out of school to have fun and increase their knowledge on programming. 123 Science Club Left to Right: Ted Hale, Mike O’Conner, Quinten-Gayer, Jenifer Kar, Darren Heil, Scott Veltigian, Jeff Martin, Tom Schultz, Tsuto-muonshi, Monica Miles, Amy Weil, Jason Hansen, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Rup-prect, Wayne Novak, Jim Tedder, Beth Greiger, Wendy Law, Nola Welstone. Due to difficulties beyond our control the yearbook staff could not get enough candids of the Science Club. So, above we slipped in a picture of their recently escaped cloning experiment. To the Right: Tom Schultz, Scott Veltigian, and Wayne Novak pose for the sole candid. 124 Spanish Club Top: Kris Bodziak, Michelle Sexton, Kim Johnson, Ruth Webb, and Michelle Pettit all eagerly await the Spanish Club meeting. Bottom: Kari Griffiths, Jenny Robbins, Amy Pilarcik, Kim Johnson, Michelle Pettit, Ruth Webb, Michelle Sexton, Steve Salter, Kris Bodziak, Kim Billig, Vicki Ghyur, Mads Moxness, and Megan Balliod. Above: Cheryl and Andrea Andryco chat at a Spanish Fiesta. While in the background, Mr. Mahrle tells Miss Seelbinder the three requirements of a good Spanish restaurant. 1) Dust on plastic flowers. 2) A black velvet bull. And 3) Speed bumps on the way to the bathroom. 125 Student Council The 1985-86 Student Council members worked diligently throughout the year to serve not only the student body, but the community in various ways. In addition to numerous student activities, the council was involved in the sponsoring of blood drives, can drives for the senior citizens, and became big brothers and sisters for the students at Hawthorne Learning Center. The Student Council couldn’t have been half as productive without the endless hours spent in assistance from council sponsors. Mr. Kaul and Miss Seel binder. Great job and many thanks to both the Student Council and its sponsors! 1. Student Council members work on the homecoming float. 2. The Student Council Officers. 3. Derek Brown and J. R. Keelin sell air band tickets. 4. First semester Student Council members. 126 Second semester Student Council members: (Row 1) Mary Ellen Unsworth, Angie Barker, Brent Gwisdalla, Maggie Sans, Cheryl Andryco, Mellissa Wilkinson, Samantha Savas, Floy Lica-tovich, Kelly Saunders. (Row 2) Sheryl Molzon, Steve Weideman, Mike Walters, Bob La Porte, Jill Johnston, J. R. Keelin. (Row 3) Kara Kurz, Mamie Banker, Angela De-La rosa, Jeff John, Geovanne Finnel, Patti Haddad, Tami Becker, Cyndi Merritt, Amy Eiden, Vicki Wilson, Mr. Mike Kaul. (Row 4) K. C. Baran, Chris Beer, Andy Needham, Ralph Hernandez. (Not pictured: Miss Cheryl Seelbinder, Kristen Wagner, Dana Hocking, Keith Krupp, Beth Southby, Kristin Schultz, Sarah Hunter, Marnie Meehan) 127 Class Of ’88 Randy Tom Bob Alcorn Alonzi Anderson Ashley Lisa Mark Adams Amato Arsenault Jeff Dave Kevin Alkire Anderson Baert Chris Craig Megan Bailey Baker Balloid Kim Michelle Marni Bailey Baker Banker Nancy Kelly K.C. Bailey Ballard Baran Sophomore Class Officers President — Angela DeLa Rosa Secretary — Sandy Coulter Vice President — Mamie Banker Treasurer — Josh Newbtatt Sophomores Maggie Jennifer Kim Derek Staci Sean Barnard Basinger Bennett Black Bouchard Breadon Mike Rick Trisha Brad Chris Dwain Barnes Bastuba Bennett Blake Bower Brennan Kristi Julie Roger Steve Rhonda Steve Barnett Beardsley Ben way Boat Bowes Bridger Toni Renda Melissa Kristie Ron Rebecca Barraco Beck Bergeron Boch Bray Bridges Jennifer Brent Michael Courtney Joanne Jeff Bartley Beer Bilbey Borror Braze1 Brock 131 Renee Bromm Doug Bronson Brigitte Brown Marty Brown Richard 132 Brown Sam Brown Zach Brown Scott Bruce Jim Brueck Kevin Brumfield Angela Buchanan Jeff Buchmann Matt Call Cathryn Callaway Larry Campanaro Kathy Cantley Matt Capistrant Tara Carncross Dave Carosella Kathy Carroll Nicole Carry Curt Caruso Ky Case Bill Cashin Kris Castillo Chris Chambers Ray Chenoweth Sherri Childers Andy China vare David Chittick Class Of Sophomores Karen Chris Troy Chupa Cole Cook Laurie Shari Staci Clements Coleman Cool Tracy Mark Jeff Clements Colwell Corey Kelly Dean Kimberly Cobane Condron Cosnet Gary Todd Bret Coffey Cook Cottick Sandy Jamie Jeff Coulter Cunningham Dahl Amy Judy Jenny Cowie Curry Danielson Michele Flaviuo Matt Coxen Jamison Da Costa De Boer Craig Leslie Cruz Class Of 88 Brad Andrea Shannon Matt Brian Tammie Dedrick Dieball Donkerbrook Downer Duncan Dutton Angela Brett Kora Dan Dana Mark DeLaRosa Diehl Dougherty Downs Dunn Dye Scott Laurie Stacy Mike Jenny Debbie Desgrange Dockter Dougherty Doyle Dupree Dzuris Melissa Shelli Kelly Lyssandra Doughty Duby Dupree Ebenstreicher Kris Phillip Kris Kelli 134 Douglas Durfin Durham Eberhardt Sophomores Steve Terri Greg Stacy Jeff Greg Edens Engel Fahr Filarski Flores Fugate Stacey Bryan Brian Lynn Matt Sandra Elliott Erickson Fausett Fincannon Ford Gable Tina Kelly Mark Larry Tina Tina Ellison Erickson Fay Finkle Fox Gackstetter Lisa Melissa AH Rick Tony Mark Elmay Eversole Fedio Finney Frechette Galan Mike Roger Kerry Bob Mark Chip Ely Eversole Ferdon Fleming Fry Galley 135 Class Of ’88 Lewis Galligan ■ Jill Gamble Kathy Garascia Brian Garwood Laura 136 Gauss Mike Vikkie Thor Gauthier Gierschke Granlund Eric Mike Dave George Gilbert Gray Ouinten Brendan Sherry Geyer Gillen Green Chris Cathy Thad Gibson Gonchoroff Green Jennifer Derek A lyssa Gidcumb Grabowski Greiger Della Gretz Valerie Gribble Kari Griffith Chris Grim shaw Mike Gross Larry Gruber Todd Guerin Tom Haden Ted Hale Tim Hale Sophomores Jim Hall Kory Hamaker Jason Hansen Susan Haran Curtis Haremza Mark Hargett Steve Harken Kelsey Harmon Tiffany Harris Monica Harrison Richard Hawke Brad Hawkins Sharon Hawley Matt Hays Mark Heady Karan Heaton Darren Heil Erik Helms Erik Helsel Chris Hensley Kevin Herrala Joe Herron Aaron Hesse David Hill Nathan Hirr Steve Hockey 137 Class Of Dean Chris Craig Katrina Bill Todd Hocking Horn Hubble Hutchinson Jackson Johnson Jim James Alison Tricia Steve Andy Hodge Hotary Hubbs Inman Jamison Johnston John Jamie Erica Lisa Paul Kelly Hodler House Hunt Irwin Jensen Jones Steve Todd Tina Lori Kathy Wendy Hollis Howard Hunt Irwin Jidas Jones Bert Robynne Eric Jackie Sue Debby 138 Hopp Hubbard Hutchins Jablonski Jockwig Joseph Sophomores t I Craig Juzysta Kristina Karloff Rick Keetch Tricia Kelly Michelle Kennedy Julie Scott Jason Nikki Lisa Kidd Klender Kunsa Lambert Langdon Shannon Brenda Kara Kelly Kris Kilcline Kokesh Kurz Lambourn Larkin Len Mike Brian Kathy Robert Kilgore Kolody Lafferty Lamphere Laurie Kristy Gary Amy King Kortge Laidler Scott Gina Chris Kirby Kozierowski Lake Class Of Wendy Marc Michele Daniel Lisa Renee Law Ling London MacDormott Malley Marceau James Craig Chris Marilyn Joe Michelle Lawson Litherland Lovchuk Maceachern Malone Mark Amy Scott Myles Don Tracey Matt Leake Livingston Lucas Madison Manning Marshall Jennifer Chris Heather Jon Melissa Jeff Lerner Locher Luchenbach Mahler Manser Martin Heather Nikole Pat Carrie John Lisa Licatovich Locher Lyons Mallett Manzo Martin Christy Mcauliffe Pam McCain Tina McConkey Peggy McCaniei Beth McDermott Cheri McIntosh Mike McLeod Niki McMahan Brandan McMullen Sue Meeker Chris Mekras Jim Meloche Ken Mercier Shelley Merwin Monica Miles Troy Martin Dina Mathewson Karen Mathieu Bill Mathisen Kim Matthews Sophomores Diana Mize Sheryl Molzon Bryan Momany Charles Miller Michele Miracle Sheri Mitchell Class Of Danny Ann Marie Anthony Moore Mudge Myers Marcy Tanya Bruce Morgan Munsil Nate Ian Polly Kelly Morris Myatt Meadow 142 Frances Wayne Both Neely Novak O’Leary Missy Thersa Mark Nelson Nowicki Oswald Randy Rachelle Shelley Nelson Ociepka Oswalt Joshua Mike Charlie Newblatt O'Connor Ottman Kevin Michele David Newton Oldenburg Pace Sophomores Bryan Eric Michelle Keenan Dan Sherry Parent Pendley Poole Powell Reed Rice Kelly Audrey Lori Kyle Karri Jennifer Parker Peterman Poquette Powell Reoch Rieves Jackie Jim Leah Shelley Rich Jeff Patrick Phipps Portwood Purdy Reynolds Rinehart Paul Nick Paul Meredity Cherryl Ron Patton Pinner Postal Ratliff Rhoan Rizk Mike Laura Robert Paul Amy Charlene Pee1 Pociecha Potts Raymer Rice Roberts 143 Class Of ’88 Jeremy Todd Michele Maria Brad Rob Roberts Roeser Rosenberger Rovere Sagowitz Sanderson Pat John Kris Kelly Melissa Chris Robertson Romzek Rosenthal Rudd Salvino Schaller Bill Shelly Michelle Kathy Chris Thomas Roche Rood Ross Runyan Sample Schulte Julie Arlene Jon Dave Rouse Rutkoski Sampson Scribner Laurie Karl Marianne Willie Rouse Ryan Samuel Scribner Sophomores Wendy Scroby Todd Seifert Jane Selent Andy Shanahan Tracy Shaver Bill Shaw Stacey Shurtz Jamie Shuttleworth Robbie Siggins Jamie Simmons David Skrine Ann Sleva Mark Slingerland Heather Smith Kelly Smith Shawn Smith Stuart Smith Tim Snyder Renee Sommers Danny . Souheaver Brad Southern Dan Spencer Joshua Spencer Kim Spencer Rick Spicer Gretchen Spiece Pam Squires Stephanie Stamas Julie Stark Melissa Stark Class Of ’88 Mike St. Charles Kerri Stegeman Lori Stenberg Mike Stephens Dave 14b Stewart Caroline Stroud Joan Studebaker Scott Stuk Darrel Summers Tim Summers Martha Sutherland Laura Sutton Tammy Swalwell Michele Sweet Andrea Tassen Bruce Taylor Jeff Taylor Robbin Taylor Stephany Tedder Lisa Terpstra Jim Thomas David Thompson Lorri Thompson Bill Thon Tracy Thornberry Lis Thousand Kim Tindell John Trevino Jeff Tungate Stacy Turner Sophomores Louise Todd John Sharon Raquel Dave Underwood Wagner Ward Watson Welch West Vince Angela Nancy Darlene Mike Nola Vacanie Walding Warden Webb Wells Whetstone Sheila Chris Norman Robert Derek Jean VanBaalen Walker Warden Weikle Werner Wilkin Chad Valerie Carol Amy VanDyke Walton Warner Weil Scott Charles Allan Shelley Veltigian Walmsley Watson Weishaar 147 Class Of ’88 Scott Heidi Eric Rachel Gina Debbie Wilkinson Wilson Wood . Young Zanotti Zirwes Steve Sam Zundra Matt Dave William Willett Wilson Wood Zabel Ziegler Zweng Pat Tabatha Matt Paul Alan Clark Williams Wilson Woods Zabel Ziolkowski Wolf Vickie Glenn Denita Williams Wollerman Wyss Joe Erin Andrew Willis Wollesen Yarber 148 Administration Office i 1. John Kirchgessner, Principal. B.S., M.A., and Ed. S. — Bowling Green, Michigan State University, Eastern Michigan University. Mr. Kirchgessner was promoted to principal this year, having served ten years as assistant principal. 2. Jan Gabier, Assisant Principal B.A., M.A., Advanced work. Central Michigan University, Michigan State University. 3. Brent Cooley, Assistant Principal. B.S., M.A., and Ed. S. Central Michigan University. 4. Mrs. Schaefer, Student Services. 5. Mrs. Alexander, Secretary. 6. Mrs. Bortz, Secretary. 7. Mrs. Fink, Library Assistant. 8. Mrs. Allen, Secretary. 9. Mrs. Curry, Secretary. 152 Counselors, Art, And Business 154 1. Marilyn Hanson, Counselor. Western Mich. MacMurray College, MSU, B.S., M.A. 2. Victor Hart, Counselor. Western Mich., MSU, B.S., 2M.A.S. 3. Bill Bonnell, Counselor, CMU, MSU, B.S. and M.A. 4. Mr. Hartwell, Counselor. 5. Janet Miller, Art. 6. Mrs. Hicks. 7. Gene McCurdy, Western Mich. B.S. 8. Ann Reeves, U. of M. Mich. State of Bus. B.A., M.A. 9. Kathleen Pierson, Western Mich. B.A. 10. Jim Mac Arthur English Dept. 1. Freda Meyland, MSU, B.A. 2. Linda Denstaedt, Oak. U., B.A., M.A. 3. Ethelyn Hyde. MSU. B.A. 4. Judy Medlin, U of M, B.A. 5. Nancy Albyn. Oak. U.. B.A., M.A. 6. Jim Chamberlain, Hillsdale, B.A. 7. A! Bartlett 8. Keith Sipos, Wayne State, U of M, UCLA, B.A., M.A. 9. Sharry Doty, Oak. U., B.A. 10. Kathy MaHrle • 11. Pat Mac Arthur, CMU, B.A. 157 Foreign Language, Industrial Arts Home Economics, Kitchen Maintenance 11 1. Yvonne Wilson, CMU, B.S. 2. Kitchen Staff 3. A.M. Maintenance — Bill Tymkow, Dwight Parsons, Tim Merenuk 4. Cheryl Seelbinder, CMU, B.S. 5. Carol Arend, Nazareth College, U. of Calif., Santa Barbara, B.A. M.A. 6. Joann Eaton, Bait State, B.A. 7. Ron Santavicca, Eastern Mich., MSU, B.S., M.A. 8. Dick Moscovic, Calif. State, Calif., Penn. Mich. State University, B.S., M.A. 9. Mike LaMagna, CMU, MSU, B.S., M.A. 10. Dennis Templeton, Western Mich., MSU, B.S., M.A. 11. Larry Thibault, Northern Mich., MSU, B.S., M.A. 159 10 1. Jan Modesitt, Lawrence U., MSU, B.A., M.A. 2. Virginia Beetz, Morehead State, B.S., M.S. 3. Marilyn Kettler, Olivet Heidelberg, Wayne State, MSU, B.S., M.A. 4. Linda Dennis, Eastern Mich., B.A. 5. Paul Tungate, MSU, B.S., M.A. 6. Lydia Kazewych, Wayne State, Oak. U„ B.S., M.A. 7. David Skillman, CMU, B.S. 8. Howard Webster, Eastern Mich., B.S., M.S., EdS. 9. Biti Curtis, Oakland University, Oak., H., Wayne State, B.A., M.A. 10. Line Smith, Western Mich., Northeastern III. State, M.A. 11. Katie MacKay 12. Rebecca Craig, Western Mich., Oak. U., B.S., M.A. 13. Tom Smith 161 Music, Phys. Ed, Science 2 1. Grayce Warren, Northern Mich., B.S. 2. Cliff Chapman, U. of New York, MSU, B.S., M.A., Performer's Certificate 3. Roy Warner, MSU. B.S. 4. Sonia Letcher, CMU, B.S. 5. Kurt Richardson 6. Holly Stephens, U Of M, Oak U„ Wayne State, B.S. 7. Edmund York, CMU, Wayne State, Oak. U., B.A., M.A. 8. Bill Mackson, Western Mich., B.S. 9. Mary Fowler 10. Mike Taylor, U of M, B.S. 11. Ned Burdick, CMU, B.S. 12. Toby Carter, CMU Eastern Mich., B.S., M.A. 13. Holly Rupprecht, Alma, MSU B.S. 162 s 11 1. Jim Wenger, CMU, B.S. 2. Mary Tippen, CMU. Oak. U.. B.S. 3. Jane Miller, Northern Mich., B.S. 4. Larry Mahrie, CMU ( Harvard of the Midwest ), Eastern Mich., B.S., M.A. 5. Mike Kaul, MSU, B.A. 6. Mrs. Gruber 7. Jim Smith 8. Larry Rosso 9. Dorn Alessi, CMU, Wayne State, B.S., M.Ed. 10. Bill Gens haw 11. Walt Wyniemko, Northern Mich., Eastern Mich., B.S., M.S. 165 LOOKING BACK . . . These are a few faculty members 25 years ago. Can you find a familiar face? Clockwise: K. Richardson H. Webster C. Arend V. Hart J. Kirchgessner L. Denstaedt B. Bonnell Y. Wilson S. Kott and B. Gibson 1____________ 166 t - % i I I Powder Puff 1. Terri Sherman, Kelly Ford, Tracy Hutchinson. and Cecilia Ritter cheer for their team as they wait their turn to play. 2. Cecilia Ritter and Melanie Upcott say “PEACE for the camera after their victory over the Juniors. 3. The Seniors pose for their team picture with high hopes of winning the following game. 4. In this picture, the Seniors and the Juniors cheer on their teammates during the tug-of-war competition on Friday afternoon. Here the Seniors struggle for victory against the Juniors. 5. Four Seniors. Kelly Ford, Patti Haddad. Kristen Wagner, and Amy Eiden show their team spirit and pride, while the rest of their team is intently watching the ongoing game. The assembly Friday afternoon had no effect on what was to be the outcome of the game on Saturday. The tug-of-war results were: the Seniors winning the first and the Juniors taking the next two. The early morning rain left the field muddy and slick. All of the players arrived early for stretching and last minute pep-talks by the coaches. With some anxiety the Juniors went to their side of the field as their offense got ready to face the Seniors. Finally the game began, at 10:00, with the anxious Juniors getting control of the ball. The Juniors moved the ball somewhat, but the Seniors moved it more — much more. By the end of the game, the scoreboard read Seniors: 36, and the Juniors: 6. Scoring for the Seniors were: Alysa Gettig, Jennifer Farough, Kelly Cruz, Patti Haddad, and Dana Hocking. Scoring the touchdown for the Juniors was Tracy Roek. Despite the Juniors effort to score, they just couldn’t get past the tough Senior defense. The Junior coaches were Bill Curtis, Jim Smith, and Ed Bower. While the Senior coaches were Larry Mahrle and AI Bartlett. 1. The Junior team gets ready to battle the Seniors in the upcoming game. 2. After calling the play, quarterback Maggie Sans hands off to Karin Garwood as they run a “sweep right . 3. The anxious Juniors are intently listening to their coaches before the game. 4. The quarterback Maggie Gdula is set for the play. 5. The Juniors huddle up as they all get the plays straight. 6. Shawn Rodgers. Roxanne Morgan. Michelle Stevens, and Jenny Alsup watch the game as their teammates try to fight their way up the field. The Junior team did well for their first Powderpuff game. AH of the girls got to play somewhat throughout the game. Even though they lost, the Juniors had a tot of fun and look forward to next year when they are Seniors. 171 — King — Mike Waiters and Senior Escorts Steve Wiedemann and Mike May tap the 85-86 Homecoming Queen — Jackie Roberts and Princesses Jami Smith and Dana Hocking. — Candidates for Seniors Maids and Escorts at Pre-tapping: John Gaulin, Dan Travis, Ingrid Vaara, and Kelly Ford. Homecoming — Cheryl Andryco feeds the flame at the Homecoming Bonfire. 172 BONFIRE — The Bonfire was held by the Bus Garage on a cold Thursday night. The Cheerleaders and Pom Pon girls chanted song’s against our rivals, Lake Orion. As the bonfire blazed, the band played a few songs to raise the spirits of the crowd. At nine o’clock it ended leaving everyone ready for the big game the next day. TAPPING — This years Home-coming Court was determined by two tapping assemblies which were held the week of the game. The pre-tapping assembly gave the student body four choices for Senior King Queen. At the actual tapping assembly, the maids, escorts, and King Queen were chosen. 1 — Eric Holer. Bob LaPorte. Jaye Menzies and Alysa Gellig al the pre-lapping assembly. 2 — Revenge of the nerds Maggie Sans. Marty Gamble, and Greg Cherniak. 3 — Kristen Wagner taps John Gaulin lor senior escort at the pre-tapping assembly. A — Craig Chamberlain. Lisa Dixon. Jim Hall. Jenny Robbins. Todd Misiak. Angie Barker. Mike Norman and Tasha Vaara were tapped for Junior Maids Escorts. 5 — Sarah Hunter, president of the Nerd club. 6 — Josh Newblatt, Julie Beardsly. Jamison Craig. Kara Kurz. Chris Locker. Marni Banker. Troy Martin. Julie Rouse tor Sophomore Maids Escorts at pre-tapping. 1. — Jami Smith John Gaulin give a big smile despite the rain. 2. — Lisa Dixon and Terry McNally await white their Junior Fans applaud them. 3. — Julie Rouse and Troy Martin smile pretty for the camera. 4. — Some of the many fans at the Homecoming Game. 5. — The Cheerleaders and the Pom Pon Squad perform their routine together on the side lines. Originally I I ___ __ they were supposed to perform on Homecoming zlz mame' cmdi“ons m 174 This year’s Homecoming game was against Lake Orion. The night started out with terrible weather. The field was flooded and the fans were soaked by the 1st kick-off. For the half time activities The Homecoming Court was escorted around the track in convertibles with lots of umbrellas. Accompanying this year's Court were former CHS queens, dating all the way back to 1960. The outcome of the football game ended in Lake Orion’s favor, despite the Wolves effort. The theme of the Homecoming Dance was “Our Silver Anniversary. It began at seven o'clock. The night went smoothly with the help of the DJ and all of the chaperones who helped make this year's Homecoming Dance a success. 1. Homecoming King and Queen — Mike Waiters and Jackie Roberts on the Homecoming Anniversary Float made by the student council. With them is the 1960 Homecoming Queen — Thespo “Bobo Christides. 2. Dana Hocking and Steve Wiedemann “hobble’’ down the wet football field. 3. Jaye Menzies and Eric Hofer making their way around the track. 1 175 Junior Miss 1. The girls help Becky Olney get ready. 2. Leslie Parrish and Karen Barna show their form to “It's Magic! 3. Dana Hocking gets ready for the Jazz routine. 4. Grayce Abdoo adds the finishing touches. 5. Dana Hocking our Clarkston Junior Miss, says a few words. 6. Leslie Parrish, Kristin Schultz, and April Amato show poise and appearance. 176 1. Ingrid Vaara gives it her all with a song. 2. Leslie Parrish and Amy Zeleznik perform in the opening number. 3. Some very excited girls waiting for the awards and the title of Junior Miss! 4. Kim Lafferty performs a tap dancing routine. The Award Winners: Dana Hocking, Junior Miss, Preliminary physical fitness, and scholastic; Carrie Roselli, First runner-up, Preliminary and final physical fitness; Andrea Zanotti, second runner-up, preliminary poise and appearance, and preliminary for Creative arts; Leslie Parrish, third runner-up, final for Creative Arts; Julie Monroe, fourth runner-up; Ruth Acton, Judges Award for Best Interview; Laurie Francisco, preliminary and final poise and appearance and Grayce Abdoo, Spirit of Junior Miss and Chairmans Award. 1. Inger Nelson, 1984-85 Junior Miss, contratuiates this year’s winner — a surprised Dana Hocking. 2. Andrea Zanotti performs a ballet for the talent portion. 3. For her talent, Kim Mallard played the Piccolo. Junior Miss 4. Up front in this picture, during the poise and appearance portion, are Amy Zelesnik and Karen Barna. 1. Some very anxious girls awaiting. 2. Contestants 1 through 6 perform in the opening number of “It's Magic! 3. Ruth Acton sings the night away. 4. Tina Rotondo sings, and has some of her artwork displayed in the background. 5. Becky Olney demonstrates in Mime, a women driver! 6. Laurie Francisco and Jackie Peca in Poise and Appearance. The Clarkston Junior Miss program is conducted annually here at Clarkston in conjunction with the state and national program. The purpose of this program is to honor this areas most outstanding high school senior girls. The girls are scored by a panel of judges. The judges look at personal interviews, the talent portion, scholastic achievement and personal poise and appearance. This year the theme of the program was It’s Magic! and there were 21 girls competing for the title of Clarkston’s Junior Miss! 179 Faculty Play 1. Mrs. Arend takes a bow during curtain call. 2. Miss Rupprecht desperately trying to get in the conversation, while Mr. Kirchgessner and Mr. MacArthur check for rain. 3. Better luck next time. Miss Rupprecht! 4. Mr. Kirchgessner gives Mr. MacArthur a reading lesson, along with a sympathetic pat on the back. 5. Mrs. Albyn singing the latest Twisted Sister single! This year's faculty play was “Play On’’. It was a story of a theater group trying desperately to put on a play, even with interferences from the author changing the script up until opening night. Eight faculty members had leading roles in this humorous production. Cast: Joann Eaton, Carol Arend, Howard Webster, Pat MacArthur, Sue Kotte, Jim MacArthur, Holly Rupprecht, Linda Denstaedt, Nancy Albyn and John Kirchgessner. Many thanks goes to Barb Gibson, director, and student directors, Dan Travis and Jackie Roberts. 1. May have this dance. Mr. Kirchgessner? 2. Directors “Ma Gibson and Dan Travis tell it how it is. 3. Mrs. MacArthur plays a very “large’’ part in the play. 4. “Frisky” Pat and Jim MacArthur at it again. 5. CHS new librarian Sue Kotte curtsies for the camera with Howard Webster. 6. Jim MacArthur decides to take a nap. Air Band I 1 — Tom Shalla. Otherwise known as “Eddie of Iron Maiden. 2 — Richard Ashley and Rusty Swan in full makeup as Kiss. 3 — Madonna (Cheryl Andryco) shows her excitement as she gets ready for the start of Air Band. 4 — Kevin Laidig and J.R. Keelin performing as two of “The Monkeys . 5 — Joe Nephler. the drummer of the famed Beach Boys. This year's Air Band was very successful. Fifteen Bands participated. The auditorium was packed with fans who anxiously awaited for the first band to appear on stage. Maggie Sans did a great job as M.C., entertaining the crowd in between bands. The winners of the air band received $50. the first runner-up — $10. During intermission the student government performed We Are the World. After the fifteen bands performed, the judges picked the top five bands. The fourth runner-up — Heart, third runner-up — The Monkeys, second runner-up — Beach Boys, first runner-up — Kiss, and the winners were Dave Larkin, Matt Beamer, Jim Hall, Jeff Billig, Rodney Strevai, and Jeff Ferguson of New Edition. All the participants of this year’s Air Band made the evening a great success. 1 — Stevie Wonder and Student Government in We Are the World . 2 — These ladies in black are from the heavy metal rock group, Motley Crue . 3 — Samantha Savas, Melissa Wilkinson, and Mary Ellen Unsworth as the Suprernes , 4 — Some of the members of “New Edition strut across the stage. 5 — Jennifer Sabo and Devon Zingaie as Heart sing their popular song Never . 183 Goldilocks (1) Fox, Mrs. Squirrel, and Wolf huddle together discussing the coming of a cold winter. (2) Papa Bear gives his Christmas gift — his talent of juggling. (3) The animals discover the first snowfall of the winter. (4) The Bears sing their song announcing their arrival. (5) Goldilocks tells the animals of her plans for all of the animals to make 184 Christmas for the Bears (who never had a Christmas). (6) Mrs. Squirrel sings a song telling of her past experiences of living as an actress in New York, while (7) the Bears are a captive audience. (8) Goldilocks, Fox, and Wolf watch as Squirrel hands out her gift of acorn fudge. (9) As Christmas arrives, the Bears open their presents from Goldilocks. The presents were given to apologize for her previous misbehavior towards them (Mama Bear receives a new bedspread. Papa Bear receives a batch of oatmeal cookies, and Baby Bear receives a new chair.) Cast: Lori Neff as Mrs. Squirrel, Kim Lafferty as Mrs. Jay, Jeff Huber as Wolf, Alan Watson as Fox, Heather Smith as Goldilocks, Mike Peterson as Papa Bear, Becky Olney as Mama Bear, Matt Ford as Baby Bear, Mime — Laura Manser and Nancy White, Director — Mrs. Gibson “Ma , Student Director — Lori Neff, and Sound, Sets, and Lights — Tom King and Dan Travis. 185 1. Kathy Mekras with her escort Ron Forbes. 2. The 3rd hour class pause for a few moments for a group picture. Family Living 3. Wendy Willitt and Ed Whitaker make their exit. 4. Michelle Sprung and Dale Traver. The Family Living class is the class that everyone looks forward to as a senior. The basic highlight of this class is the wedding. First semester had ten couples who did their job of decorating and planning for their weddings. They did a superb job! Although the main attraction was the wedding, the class also talked and discussed topics such as abortions, drugs, alcohol, rape, suicide, pregnancy, child development, marriage and divorce. This class had many speakers and movies to supplement the regular class work. 1. Chris Paulos with his escort Cheryl McVety make their exit. 2. Melanie Upcott and Kevin McNally listen attentively to Pastor Walter's words. 3. Melanie Upcott on the arm of her father, Todd Render. 4. Cecelia Ritter and Craig Sabo. 5. Mike Walters and Shelly Weaver escort their daughter, Cecelia Ritter. 2 187 Air Band II was another extravaganza! And it doesn't seem to be losing its popularity. Students pack the auditorium and cheer for their favorite “Mock band, white the judges have the difficult task of voting for the winners. Winners this time were: 1st — Huey Lewis The News — Jeff Toretta, Jeff Funck, Jon Kraut. Jeff Furguson, Darren Verbouw Air Band II 2nd — New Edition 3rd — DEVO 1. Led Zeplin’s — Dave Gauss and Scott Du four. 2. Devo — Brian Fausett. Troy Martin, and Randy Nelson. 3. From Midnight Star — Marni Banker. 4. Donna Bright and Sandy Bentley — ABC 5. Adam Anderson performs as Sammy Hager 6. Jenny Lerner of Vanity 7. Back again — New Edition 8. 5 Star — Lauren Carlson, Jennifer Fenton, Audrey Peterson, and Lisa Dixon. 9. Gina Cox, Tina Lee, Joi Callison, Julie Lawrence, and Julie Becker — Kool and the Gang. 10. The Go-Go's — Melissa Wilkinson, Tracy Roek and Pam Baal. 11. Mike Black Matt Phillips — Blues Brothers. 12. Devo's Brian Fausett. 189 Field Day This was the second year in a row for the Class of '86 to win the field day events. The mighty Juniors came in a close second, followed by the struggling Sophomores. Again, like every year, field day was very exciting. 1. Tracey Piazza and Stephanie Hamil rolling their eggs for the Junior class. 2. Sheryl Molzon and Mary Ellen Unsworth competing in a game of leap-frog. 3. The Seniors getting twisted up for a win! 4. The Senior cheering section. Putting down the Juniors? 5. Matt Stark, Bob Haran, and Jon Mahler pigging out on a very large sundae. 1. Juniors — Todd Misiak, Beth Southby, Angie Barker, and Jeff Billig all twisted up! 2. The Juniors dominating this tug-of-war. 3. Marty Gamble, Greg Cherniak, and Mark Hargett chugging as fast as they can. 4. Jeff Kyle and Rob Heather dressing for the marriage race — Hurry up now! 5. Sophomores tugging hard, but losing. 191 Mock Elections Class Couple Julie Richards Norm Dufrin Simply Spirited Bob LaPorte Kristen Schultz 192 Tremendous Talent Jackie Roberts Dan Travis Sure Success Mike Walters Erin Dupree ■ .-I ; riljttil I tj FIGHT ON Biggest Brownies Derek Brown Marnie Meehan Awesome Athletes Dave Lederman Michelle Taulbee Marvelous Manes Kim Duckett (Pete Koneda) 193 Friendly Flirts Alysa Get tig Dave Lederman Mock Elections Fantastic Faces Eric Hofer Dana Hocking Perfect Personality Mike Walters Dana Hocking Boggling Brains Tim Mahler Erin Dupree 194 Proud Partiers Dart on Case Lori Walker Totally Talkative J.R. Keel in Lori Walker Crazy Clowns Amy Eiden J.R. Keelin Fabulous Physique John Luvera Andrea Zanotti Daper Dressers Andrea Zanotti Eric Hofer 195 Friends 1. Nancy White, Erica Hubbach, and Scott Koerber 2. Lisa Spina, Stacy Saul, and Anne Lise Hansen 3. Michelle Easley, Jennifer Sabo, Stacy Williams, and Monica Strobehn 4. Tina Brustick and Tigger 5. Laurie Brandt, Sue Kithil and Sandy Bentley 6. Jill Johnston, Patti Haddad, Pete Sans, Alysa Gettig, and Scott Luzi 7. Krissy Dunham, Katie Donlin, and Lisa McLellan 8. Melissa Chalawich, Brent Corliss, and Colleen McMullen 9. Jenny Robbins and Krista Wasik 10. Jenny Kuzma and Michelle Pettit 11. Kelly Mustonen and Becky Hoskins 12. Lisa Lovse and Julie Woodward 13. Cheryl An-dryco and April Amato 14. Lisa Hetherington and Gina DeN-apoli 15. Sue Jennings and Lisa McLellan. 16. and Mrs. Whittaker's friends — Glenn Wollerman and Steve Wiedemann — Hey what's that on your nose Steve? A Day In The Life At C.H.S. 1. Craig Rosenberger waiting in the lunch line. 2. Jim Turk, well prepared for this shot 3. Todd Edmunds and Kevin Laidig stuck on each other! 4. Dehydration strikes Chris Mekras. 5. Paul Stephens caught offguard. 6. In a screen test for Close-up Toothpaste are Julie Jeffrey and Stacy Saul. 7. The J. V. Cheerleaders and assorted jocks aerobicize! 8. Mr. Sipos giving a lecture to a selected few. 9. Micky Simpkinson, doing work as usual? 10. Reconstruction of the gym floor. 11. Kelly Laidig, Terri Sherman Kolleen Kline — Peace on Earth and Good Will Toward Men. 12. When Dave Lederman talks — no one listens! 13. It's 2:20 — Do you know where your C. H. S. student is? Spring Musical Cast: Julie Monroe, Mike Peterson, Jackie Roberts, Dan Travis, Jennifer Kuzma, Allan Watson, Craig Hayward, Mike Eli, Maggie Sans Dancers: Grayce Abdoo, Ruth Acton, Nancy Belch, Erin Du-Pree, Yvonne Hallingse, Kim Lafferty, Becky Onley, Leslie Parrish, Tami Topous, Jennifer Fenton, Ingrid Vaara, Rachel Young, Amy Travis Boy's Chorus and Dancers: Jim Dunn, Matt Ford, Tom King, Tsutomu Onishi, Jeremy Roberts, Ken Shaffer, Pat Walsh, Jeff Huber Girl's Chorus: Rhonda Bowes, Kim Cosner, Kelly Jones, Laura Manser, Ann Peterson, Lori Stenburg Student Assistants: Nancy White and Leslie Parrish Director: Mrs. Gibson, Chorus Director; Mrs. Warren, Band Director; Mr. Chapman 1. Jeff Huber and Dan Travis duke it out. 2. Jennifer Kuzma as Ado Annie. 3. The cast gathers around “Ma . 4. Allan Watson. Maggie Sans, and Mike Eli take time out for a pose. 5. Craig Hayward and Mike Peterson wait for their cue. 6. Part of the Boy's Chorus. 7. Julie Monroe singing her solo. 8. Yvonne Hallingse and Pat Walsh dance a few steps. 9. Jackie Roberts looks surprised telling the news to Dan Travis and Alan Watson. 10. The Orchestra for the Musical. 11. The two leads, Jackie Roberts and Mike Peterson. 12. The entire Oklahoma Musical cast. ON THE COVER U.S.A. For Africa Swatch — It Michael J. Fox Pete Rose Miami Vices’ — Don Johnson Phillip Michael Thomas Sylvester Stallone — Rocky IV — Ram bo Whiney Houston William “The Refrigerator” Perry UP FRONT Reagan Gorbachev meet for the first time at the Geneva summit. Madonna Sean Penn — A Penn in the neck to Reporters! Molly Ringwald — Hollywood’s Teen Queen. FASHION Swatch Watches Stirrup Pants Paisley 501 Jeans Reeboks Anything “large and oversize SAYINGS “Awesome” “Babes Foxes “Baaad. Nasty, Wicked” And back again from the 50’s 60’s is “Cool” “Dude” MUSIC FAVORITES We Are The World U.S.A. For Africa Power of Love — Huey Lewis The News Boys of Summer — Don Henley Born in the USA — Bruce Springsteen Money for Nothing — Dire Straits Sara — Starship Kyrie — Mr. Mister ACTORS Bruce Willis Michael J. Fox Sylvester Stallone Don Johnson Jack Nicholson Michael Douglas ACTRESSES Cybill Shepherd Meryl Streep Whoopi Goldberg Kathleen Turner Molly Ringwald Jessica Lange HEADLINES Sweet Charity — Farm Aid, Band Aid. Live Aid. Sun City, USA for Africa Gbess Who Came To Dinner? Royalty Visits America — Charles Di AIDS, a national epidemic, takes the life of Hollywood's Rock Hudson The lives of 7 people, including the first teacher in space, are claimed by the space shuttle Challenger tragedy Rick Nelson. America’a Boy Next Door, dies in a fiery plane crash Corazon Aquino, the housewife-turned-President, lead a revolution that toppled Ferdinand Marcos in the Phillipiris Pete Rose tops Ty Cobb for “Most Hits. Career” ARTISTS Phil Collins Whitney Houston Sade Bruce Springsteen Wham! 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Main Street, Suite E Clarkston, Michigan 48016 Congratulations Class of 1986 From: The Yearbook Staff Cheryl Andryco Shari Kent Kelly Ballard Bobbi Jo Kidd Tami Becker Dave Lederman Chris Bodziak Nancy MacLennan Frank Campanaro Mads Moxness Gina Cox Matt Phillips Judy Curry Stevie Phillips Jenny Danielson Kris Rosenthal Katie Donlin Kelly Rudd Amy Eiden Ethan Russell Karin Garwood Jami Smith Alysa Get tig Angie Tsouaklas Brent Gwisdalla Robin Vance Bob Haran Heidi Vines Rafael Hernandez Lori Walker Beth Hunn Nancy Ward Sarah Hunter Anne Webb “ Mrs. Hyde Ruth Webb Jill Johnston Mrs. Whittaker Tina Keener Tricia Kelly Glenn Wollerman IE 3 Senior Patrons PAM STIFF — am so proud of you! You deserve all the best in the future because you are the best! I Love you dearly — Kim PAM, Mom is so proud of you. You have achieved a great deal in the twelve years of school, and am sure you will achieve everything you attempt in the future. I love you so much. Love, Mom PAM — Congratulations Bam Bam, I love you very much. I wish you happiness and all the good things in the future. All my love, Dad PAM — knew you could do it. I am proud of you. All the best “ wish for you in the future. Hope this one is one of your happiest days. Love ya lots, Bubby ANDREA SUTTON — Andrea, You are the greatest! With our love best wishes for a great future! Mom, Dad Laura ERIC THOMAS — Congratulations and Best Wishes for a happy and successful future. Love, Mom, Marty, Dawn and Bill Thomas JEFF TORETTA — J. T. — Goals achieved, keep setting them high. Love, Mom, Dad, Robin Kim DAN TRA VIS — Congratulations, and thank you for being such a good friend. You are a very special person, and I will miss you very much. Love Always, Your Sister, Amy Travissimo Bud! — With extreme pride and love for you and all of your many accomplishments. You are a source of great joy. Love Bets George INGRID VAARA — Congratulations, Ingrid! We are very proud of you your many accomplishments. Lots of Love, Mom Dad TIM WEIR — Congratulations! We are so proud of you and we love you. Best of luck in everything you do. Mom, Dad Nancy STEPHANIE PHILLIPS — We Made It! — The things I've heard, The rumors that ring, You're raising a teenager, Oh! You poor thing. They sure had me scared, How will I survive, All those late hours. Just praying you're alive. They told me Watch out for drinking drugs. They forgot to mention those wonderful hugs. For was blessed, I don’t know why, with a daughter so special it brings tears to my eyes. The closeness we’ve shared over the years, laid to rest all of my fears. So thank you Stevi for not going with the crowd, and for raising a mom who couldn't be more proud. Love, Mom J SENIOR PATRONS 1. GRAYCE ABDOO — Grayce, you've always made us proud — especially now. Congratulations! W.L.Y.V.M. Mom Dad 2. CRAIG SABO — Congratulations, we are very proud of you and wish you the very best in life. All Our Love, Mom Dad, Jennifer Eddie 3. JULIE MONROE — It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. You are our sunshine! Love, Mom and Dad 4. TAMMY PITTMAN — To Tammy: Congratulations Pitt! Our Love, Mom Dad 5. MICHELLE SPRUNG — “We are very proud of you Michelle. Love Forever, Mom Dad 6. JAM! SMITH — There's no one like you, this is absolutely true. What ever you do, we're always behind you . The future is for you and your great friends to explore! Love you all, Mom, Dad David Congratulations to a special granddaughter, Jami Lynn Smith. May the future bring you what you want out of life. Love Ya, Grandpa Grandma Smith 7. 1977 Brownie troup — Joi Callison, Julie Tezak, Kim Lafferty, Dawn Krajenke, Leslie Parrish, Chris Heaton, Irene Delgado, Coleen Conway, Kim Billig, Karen Jordan, Tammy Pittman. Happy 25th Anniversary C.H.S. — Judy (Miracle) Pittman, Class of '67 8. KIMM BENDER — Congratulations, Kimm! We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad 9. EDDIE WHITAKER — Turn those dreams into reality. Go get-em 32! Love you, Mom 10. DALE TRAVER — Congratulations — Best of luck and lots of love. Love, Mom and Laura 11. MA TT PHILLIPS — Congratulations, Matt, and Class of ’86. Thank you for making us proud of you. Good luck in future years, Love, Mom Dad 12. DAN DURCI — Thank you for being the kind of son we always wanted. Love, Mom Dad 13. LESLIE PARRISH — CongratulationsI Best of Luck and Lots of Love. Mom anchBad 14. BILL BASTUBA — Congratulations, Son! We are so proud of you. Love, Mom. Dad and Rick 15. NICOLE UPCOTT — Congratulations Nicole — We're very proud of you. Love, Mom Dad 16. SHELLEY WEAVER — Congratulations, you finally have done it! Love Mom, Scott CB 225 Senior Patrons 1. STEVE WIEDEMANN — To a very special person in our lives. We wish you the very best. Love. Dad, Mom, John, Mark 2. KRIS OVERBAUGH — Kris, knew you'd do it! Love always, Mom Dad 3. NANCY WHITE — Congratulations! We share in your joy at this moment and encourage future successes. We love you! Dad, Mom, Sue, Rie 4. MARCY HA YWARD — Congratulations, we’re very proud and we love you, Mom Dad 5. CHRISTINE MITCHELL — To our favorite daughter Christine! Best of luck and loads of love! Mom Dad 6. BRENT GWISDALLA — Best of Luck — We're proud of you. Mom, Dad, Deanna BRENT — We made it sweetheart!! Thanks for making my final year my best. All my love always, Jill 7. KATHY MEKRAS — The days and nights enfold, those special memories that we hold, for all accomplishments you have shown, they were all there, you met the goal. Congratulations, we are very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, and Chris 8. BECKY OLNEY — Congratulations Becky — Love from all the Olney's 9. 10. LISA HETHERINGTON — Congratulations, Lisa! We're proud and we all love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Lori and Chad 11. MICHAEL MAY — May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields. Love, Mom, Dad, Marc, Matt 12. KEN POLENZ — Congratulations Kenny! Best Wishes for the future. Love, Mom Dad, Debbie Candy 13. MICKY SIMPKINSON — Congratulations Son! You're every parents dream — we're very proud of you. Best of Luck, Love, Mom Dad 14. KRISTEN WAGNER — Congratulations — We're very PROUD! Love, Mom, Dad, Ron Greg 15. JENNI JOHN — Congratulations Jen Class of '86! We're proud of you £ wish you the best! Love — Mom, Dad, Jeff Jamie 16. AMY ZELEZNIK — Congratulations, Sweetheart. May all your dreams come true. Love, Dad, Mom, Jim, Tracey and Tom 17. NANCY BELCH — Nancy — thanks for being you. All Our Love, Mom Dad 18. LAURIE FRANCISCO — Congratulations — I’m very proud of you! Love, Mom 226 Senior Patrons 1. 2. CHRIS DICKERSON 3. JULIE RICHARDS — Only your smile shines brighter than our pride in you! You don't have to change the world — but don't let the world change you. Love. Mother and Dad 4. LEAH FLANIGAN — Too precious for words! Congratulations, Honey! God Bless, Love, Mom and Dad 5. KECIA K. POWELL — (Muffet) — We commend you on your many achievements and we love you very much for the beautiful person you've become. God Bless You! Love, Dad Mom 6. AL YSA GETTIG — To our Alysa, Our loving daughter, our spunky sister, and a wonderful friend. Good Luck Honey! Love, Mom, Dad, Amy and Ann 7. SANDY BENTLEY — Congratulations, we are very proud of you and will always cherish the love and memories you have given us. Love, Mom and Dad 8. SUE BROCK — Sweet Sue — Congratulations! Our love and best wishes will always be with you. We’re proud to have you for our daughter — you’ve been a joy. Love, Mom Dad 9. STEVE ZOSS — Go for It! You only have one life to live, so live it your way. We are with you all the way! Love, Mom, Dad, Wendy and Brian 10. STEVE SALTER — Congratulations to our “Super Son”. We are very proud of you. Love Always, Mom Dad 11. MADS H. MOXNESS — Best wishes for the future! Love, “mamma, “pappa, and Bente Congratulations and best wishes to our “Norwegian Son . Love Always, Mom Dad Salter 12. MICHELLE DEHA AN — Michelle, better known to us as 7. You made it and we're proud of you. Love, Mom Dad 13. JENNIFER FAROUGH — May all the hurdles of life be challenged with your grace and ease. It’s yours for the taking. How bad do you want it? You are our Pride and Joy! Love, Mom, Dad, Darin and Jeff 14. SHANA KNOWLES — Congratulations — Best of Luck! Love, Dad and Diane 15. LORI BARTOSIEWICZ — Congratulations — We're proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad 229 Senior Patrons 1. ANDREA ZANOTTI — Congratulations from Mom, Lisa Gina 2. KELL Y CRUZ — Kelly Ann — Congratulations, Love and wishes for a wonderful future! Mom, Dad, Leslie Col- 3. JENNY JABLONSKI — Best Wishes from your family 4. ANNE WEBB — Congratulations Anne and best of luck at U of M. Love, Mom, Ruth, Lit, Joseph 5. RON CONWELL — We love you, Mom Dad, Dale Pam 6. MIKE WALTERS — (First day of school) For all that has been, thanks. To all that shall be — yes. Congratulations and Love, Mom, Dad and Bob 7. FRANK CAMPANARO — Frank — Congratulations! We are proud of you and behind you all the way. Love, Dad, Mom, Larry Theresa 8. 9. TRACEY HUTCHINS — Tracey, I didn't think you had it in you, now if only you could get a job!! Love, Mommie dearest Tracey, through life always keep your great sense of humor, congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Shannon Eric 10. TODD EDMUNDS — Congratulations on your graduation, Todd. We've been behind you right from the start. Love, Mom, Dad, Holly 11. JEFFREY B. FERGUSON — May your future hold for you all the dreams that you have always had. We wish the very best to you. We love you, Mom, Dad Missy 12. ELLEN FLEMING — To Ellen, my special kid — you’re the greatest! Love, Mom KAREN BARNA — Congratulations for being a Super daughter wonderful person. You make us proud we love you very, very much. Mom Dad PENNY BARNARD — A wonderful joy of our lives you are. Your sense of Humor is live giving. Hang on to it. We like you as a person. May all the good things in life be yours. Love, Mom, Dad and Sisters CHRIS BEER — Chris, We never thought this day we waited for so long would get here so soon!! You are very special, we are very, very proud of you. Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Brent DA WN BRANCHEAU — You've always made us so proud. Best wishes in whatever you decide. Love, Mom and Dad TIM BUDA — Congratulations Son! Best of luck and loads of love, Mom Larry COLLEEN CONWAY — Congratulations! Best of luck lots of love, Mom Dad RICK DAVIS — Congratulations, Son! Best of luck and lots of love. Dad, Mom and Scott FREDA MAE FRANKLIN — Congratulations daughter. Best of luck and lots of love. Mother Grandmother KEN GREGORY — ,4s you start into the future, remember we love you lots! Dad, Judy, Alicia and Kevin RIC HARDY — Congratulations! We are proud of you and your accomplishments and you should be too. Much love from all of us. Mom, Dad Jenni (Patti Toffi too) KURT HA VEL — This is only the beginning son, look-out World! Love, Dad Angel ERICA HUBBACH — Congratulations. May your future hold happiness and success. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad Sarah Erica — Congratulations! Best of luck loads of love to a special gal. Love, The Koerbers’ JEFF ICE — With pride and happiness I wish you the best always. Love, Mom CHRIS JOHNSON — We all love you very much and we are very Proud of you. Love from, Don, Toni, Justin, Jordan Adrian JILL JOHNSTON — Congratulations and all our love. Mom Dad SARA JONAS — Congratulations Sara, we're proud of you. Best wishes and lots of love. Mom, Dad and Leah WENDY JONES — Lots of Love — You've made us very proud Wendy. Mom dad JIM KISER — We love you as a son and respect you as a friend. Mom and Dad SCOTT KOERBER — Congratulations Son! Keep up that drive and best of luck. We're proud! Love, Mom, Dad, Kim Jim KEVIN LAI DIG — Congratulations, love and hugs! We will always be here for you, so now go strive, learn and grow!! Mom and Kelly JOHN LUVERA — Congratulations, John! We are very proud of you and love you very much. We wish you a happy and successful future. Love, Dad, Mom, Janice Ann Maria JOHN — Long and winding is the journey when the road appears up hill, by looking back you see ahead, love does exist, fullfilled. Much love and happiness always. Love, Angie NANCY MACLENNAN — Nancy, Congratulations and Good Luck. We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom Dad JEFF MARRACCINI — We're very proud of you and love you very much. The best is yet to come. Love, Mom and Dad MARNIE MEEHAN — Mamie, We are so proud of you, and we wish you much success in all you endeavor. Go for it — the sky's the limit! We love you! Mom, Dad, and Matt MARNIE — You will always be so very special to us — Congratulations! Love, Aunt Jane, Unde Dan, Chris Brent GINA PARDO — Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom Dad ROD PARKE — We're proud of you! Congratulations Best of Luck in all you do lots of love. Love, Mom, Dad, Juli TOM PURVES — To our Favorite son Tom. Always set your goals to do the very Best you can do. Mom, Dad and your Favorite Sisters and their families CHRIS POULOS — Here's to high hopes and dreams fulfilled for you. Sun, Fun and Longs await you in AZ. Love Lavonne and Tim WARREN SCOTT — Congratulations — A Tassle is worth the Hassle. Love Mom, Dad Allen KRIS SPIECE — Congratulations and best wishes. Love, Mom, Gretchen, Marcy Missy KRIS — Best of luck in your endeavors at hope College. All our Love. Grandma and Grandpa Jappinga, Grandma and Grandpa Spiece SUE STEFANSKI — Congratulations Sue, you came a long way BABY! Love, Mom, Dad and Mike Happy “Silver Anniversary” C.H.S.