Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1987 volume:

2 3 1. Left: Tracy Shaver, Jennifer Fenton, Lauren Carlson, Jennifer Robbins, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Andrea An-dryco, and Julie Becker members of the CHS pom pom squad are all smiles at the Clarkston vs. Pontiac northern game. 2. The crowd at the postponed homecoming game show their spirit for the camera man. 3. Some of the CHS cheerleaders having fun at a football game are from left: Chandra Manuel, Tasha Vaara, Audrey Peterson, Ryle Powell, Angie Barker, and Kara Kurz. 4. Clarkston and Pontiac northern clash at the Pontiac Silverdome. 5. The goofy two some, Todd Misiak and Stacy Turner after the victorious, mud bowl. 6. Chuck Humphrey and Danny Dobson and other outstanding band members perform during halftime. 4 4 1. Wayne Novak stops at his locker before heading for the cafeteria. 2. Fooling around out in the hall by the lunch room are Sandy Swauger and Judy Benfield. 3. Jennie Mann, hippie for a day, stops to wish the photographer Peace on her way to lunch. 4. Hanging out at the Student Council flower sale table are Steve Doolittle, Simon Lawlor, Jodi Lawrence, Brigitte Brown, Greg Cherniak, Kenny Garza, Amy Morris, Jim Phipps and Sheri Mitchell. 5. Sitting on the bench after a great lunch are Mark Fay and Mike Gauthier. 6. Andrea Tassen, Gretchen Spiece, Kelly Parker, Tracy Thomberry and Rhonda Bowes are all smiles as they finish lunch. TPNn The Best Of Friends 6 1. Charlotte neighbors with her friends, Margot Coxen, Laura Postal, Nathalie Noll, Romy Tappero, and Amy Keller rate the Sophomore guys. 2. There's more to lunch than just eating, like getting toegether with friends. Kelly Avenall, Amy Loveday, Amy Haley, Deanna Green, and Jessica Smith 3. Shelly Mead and Heather Moe are friends who smile together. 4. Amy Laidler, Lisa Langdon, Michelle Blomberg, and Vicki Chenoweth meet together to swap the latest gossip. 5. Kelly Cook, John Brueck, Terry McNally, Dennis Abdoo, and Lynn Vanderkolk relax after the assembly. 6. Jill Atkinson, Holly Edmunds, Adrienne Gillis, Carrie Campbell, Beth Roeser, Coy Carlson, and Brooke Teets pose. 7 8 • 1. The best of the tug are Seniors, Gary Ritch, Missy O'Dell, Steve Secatch and Tammy Spaven. 2. Julie Johnston and Sally Ferrens work quietly in the hallway. 3. Shari Kent, Jenny Kuzma, Michelle Pettit, Laura Manser, and Vicki Chenoweth contemplate over senior announcements. 4. Robynn Hubbard and Eric Wood share some laughs between classes. 5. Shellie Purdy, Michelle Crites, Diane Rash, and Dianna Berry celebrate a birthday during lunch. 6. Joanne Beck takes a break during her busy day to rap on the phone during lunch. 1. Sorry Mike Grable, things aren't always the way they seem, close but no score. 2. Josh riewblatt impatiently awaits the next play. 3. Tasha Vaara takes a break from cheering to play her trumpet solo at halftime. 4. Color Guard in sync! 5. Neville shows his Junior Varsity muscles to Peggy Agar, Todd Okros, Michelle Ro-senberger, Eric Phillips, and Scott Ladd. 6. Michelle Wyniemko, Kelly Laidig, Eric Phillips, Jim Ridley, and Scott Ladd sure know how to ham it up for the camera. 12 5 13 1. Looking good on their way to class are Andy Yarber, Glenn Wollerman and Sheri Mitchell. 2. Angela Tsoukalas and Michelle Easley talk about the finer points in life! 3. Cyndi Merritt smiles in her fashionable 60 s outfit. 4. Stephen Kolasz, Mark Spicer, Steve Jett and Mike Gauthier cram for their next hour test. 5. The happy Class of '87 gets ready for their group picture. 6. Click , Troy Castle turns around unexpectingly. SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Kellie Abbott Dennis Abdoo Bradley Adams Janan Adams Rachell Arrowsmith Amy Ashton Qerri Avery Brian Baert 18 Teresa Bailey Michelle Baker Christina Barber Angela Barker Kristina Bas Timothy Batchelor Sheri Baxter Matthew Beamer Teri Beardsley Robert Beaudoin Joanne Beck Julie Becker Tamara Becker Bonnie Beers Melissa Bell Pamela Bellows Tracy Bender Robert Benfield Wiliam Beste Christine Bigelow 19 Angela Borne Gary Bosdock Susan Bradley Matthew Brady Kristin Brazier Kathleen Briney Heather Brooks Serena Brown 20 Jennifer Bruce Lisa Brudnak John Brueck Aimee Brzezinski Julie Buchanan Krysti Buckley Randy Budrow Tesha Burnett Jeffrey Bussell Jim Campbell Suzanne Campbell Jeffrey Cantley Lauren Carlson Norman Carmichael Dave Carter Troy Castle Craig Chamberlain Dawn Chamberlain Richard Charles Trank Chaustowich 21 Victoria Chenoweth Gregory Cherniak Michael Clark Ernest Clements Duane Cochran Wendy Cohoon Stacey Cameron Dennis Conway Kelley Cook Brenten Corliss Douglas Couture Gina Cox 22 Anthony Crandall Scott Crawford Michele Crites Kelly Cumming Katherine Curtis Anthony Cusumano Randall Davenport William Davis Sandra Detrain James Delisle Franklin Dick Dawn Diederich Lisa Dixon Daniel Dobson Lynn Downs Steven Downs Joseph Doyon Randel Dumas Carolyn Durbin Melody Dyer Teresa Frizzle Diane Fugitt Jeffery Funck 24 Jeffrey Frick Mildred Edwards Cheryl Featherstone Amy Fines Melissa Elfes Jennifer Fenton Michael Foyteck Scott Emery Randy Ferguson Craig Frasa Mark Faught Craig Ferrell Michael Grable Terry Gorham Lisa Gianakos Victoria Geyer Laurie Haggitt Paula Gulian Grant Gritzinger Scott Graham Loma Hall James Hall Gregory Hall Charles Hagyard Christine Hardy Jennifer Hardy Gregory Harned Monica Harper April Harris Matthew Harrison Robert Harrison Christine Hartman Julie Hewelt Cindy Hewitt Michelle Heyman Teresa Hofman Kevin Heber Heather Helsel Rafael Hernandez Jeffery Huber Corey Huculak Traci Hudson Traci Huene Shelly Huetter Charlotte Huff Steven Hulett Patrick Hull Coreen Hummel 28 Sarah Hunter Elisabeth Huttenlocher Evan Humphrey Timothy Hurley Denise Hunt Andrew Hunter Mark Ice Robert Inman Janet Jablonski Alisa Jacobson Michael Jasso Jeffrey John Matthew Jensen Stacie Jensen Lowell Jenks Julie Johnston Christine Johnson Kimberly Johnson Tina Johnson Dan Jokisch Tonya Jordan Gunnar Karlstrom Kandy Karvala Tina Keener Jennifer Kelly Timothy Kelly Roberta Kidd Sharon Kent Deborah Kerns John Ketvirtis Wanda Kilgore Michael Kinder Gene Kirvan Kolleen Kline 30 Michael Klockow Michael Knight Tamera Konkle Michael Koslosky Wendy Larson Paul Latham Amy LaValley Simon Lawlor Edward Lawson Stephen Lay Suzy Learmont Kristina Lee James Leeseberg Micole Leonard Angela Lessel Melissa Lisle Heidi Locher Gregory Lovse James Lyons Tracy MacAlpine Eva Magnemyr 32 Jennifer Mann Laura Manser Chandra Manuel Floy Licatovich Keith Marsh Kelly Martin Richard McCain Shaun McCracken Lisa Martin Kathleen Mclnnis Jeffrey McLeod Colleen McMullen Terrence McNally Cynthia Merritt Jacqueline Messing Dawn McVety Keith Mercier Kristine Micallef Jon Midtgard Brian Miller Jon Miller Michael Miller Stefanie Millis Angela Miracle Todd Misiak Cassandra Mix Sheila Mobbs Richard Molen Jeffrey Moore Kimberly Moore Lisa Moore Felix Moreno Christoph Morgan 3« Roxanne Morgan Shen Morgan Amy Morris Laura Morris _________________ Peter Morrison Ronald Multhaupt John Murphy Kelly Mustonen Dawn Muth Rhonda Myers Stephen Mykytyn Andrew Needham Lori Neff Eric Nehring Michelle Nelson Kristen Neumann Andrew Newman Hope Newport Paul Newton Michael Noel 35 Michael norman Kevin north Kelly Olsen Jeffrey Olson Jeffrey Owczarski Susan Oxley Melissa Odell Mark Oldenburg Tabatha Parker Jennifer Parr Brian Pendley Anne Pennell James Petherbridge Michelle Pettit Shawn Petty Tracey Piazza Ann Peterson Audrey Peterson Shelly Pope Suzanne Prince David Racine Joseph Radtke Diane Rash Suzanne Raymond37 Lowell Redick Cari Reitano Richard Remund Dennis Reynolds Matthew Ritter Scott Ritter Jennifer Robbins Brian Robertson 38 Tracy Roek JefFery Roeser Shawn Rogers Robert Ronk Maggie Sans Samantha Savas Timothy Scalf Richard Schaller Matthew Scharl Robert Scislowicz Michael Scribner Stephen Secatch Michelle Sexton Louis Shackel Carl Shaffer Phillip Shepherd Class Of . . . Jessica Shoup Catherine Siegert Edward Sizemore James Sleeman Steven Sloan Diane Smith Jennifer Smith Julie Smith Kelly Smith Kevin Smith Randall Smith Sheri Smith 42 Todd Sorgatz Tamela Spaven Earl Spring Wendy Springer Heather Srock Martina Stahl Elizabeth Stamas Matthew Stark Paul Stephens Larry Stevens Michelle Stevens Nanette Stingley David Stockton Sandra Stoecklin Mark Stout Jodi Strapp Doreen Stuart Dale Stuban Daniel Stuk Rod Swanson Kristina Taylor Phyllis Taylor James Tedder Dana Thatcher John Thompson Scott Thompson Anne Thon Beth Tilley Denise Timulak Jodie Tong Tamara Topous Anthony Townson Lorette Ulasich Mary Ellen Unsworth Tasha Vaara Patricia Van Rossum Lindsey Vanderkolk William Vantuyl Roger Vernier Heidi Vines Patrick Walsh David Wampfler Michelle Wamock Krista Wasik 45 Kimberly Webb Darryl Wendt « Sarah Williams Ruth Webb Frederick Weishaar Michael Welch Sharron Williams Stacey Williams Tamara Williamson Thomas Woodward Jennifer Woofenden Lisa Wyke Michele Wyniemko Alex Yarber Jennifer Zahm Thomas Zeleznik Todd Zeller Daniel Ziegler Henry Zilka Devon Zingale Amy Zubalik Senior MAINIA FACT CLASS OF 87 MASCOT: WOLF CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS SONG: FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT CLASS MOTTO: CHERISH YOUR YESTERDAYS, PLAN YOUR TOMORROWS, LIVE YOUR TODAYS SENIOR TRIP: APRIL 17, 1987; WAIKIKI BEACH PROM: MAY 23, 1987; PETRICELLO'S LAST DAY: JUNE 12, 1987 COMMENCEMENT: JUNE 7, 1987; PINE KNOB CLASS OFFICERS 49 ORGANIZATIONS--- ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS A Good Book Is The Best Of Friends, The Same Today And Forever YEARBOOK The Yearbook Staff once again had a very busy year, trying to come up with new ideas and not too successfully trying to meet those impossible deadlines. The yearbook class is an after school activity that requires plenty of dedication and hard work from its staff members. .Along with the hard work though, there is lots of good times, FOOD, and pride, heading up the staff again this year was Mrs. Sally Whittaker, our advisor. Assistant advisor was nancy MacLennon, Editor — Tami Becker, Assis. Ed. — Judy Curry, Sports Ed. and Design Ed — Qlenn Wollerman, Advertising Ed. — Heidi Vines. 1. Staff picture — 1st row: Heidi Vines, Mike Trebilcock, Kelly Ballard, Amy Cowie, 2nd row: Tami Becker, Jennifer Smith, Michele Wyniemko, Kelly Jones (staff photographer), Janice Pelath, Chris Schaller, 3rd. row: Sarah Hunter, Ruth Webb, Qlenn Wollerman, Stacey Grutza, Debbie Skinner, Mancy MacLennon. not pictured: Mrs. Whittaker. Margot Coxen, Judy Curry, Tammy Dutton, Karin Garwood, Crissy Gibson, Tricia Kelly, Michele Rosenberger, Kelly Russ, Jim Tedder, Amy Travis (staff photographer). 2: Mrs. Whittaker (advisor) and her kids, Justin and Courtney, working one of our late nights. 3. Sarah Hunter and Kelly Jones, hard at work. 4. Our very serious staff! 5. Debbie Skinner taking a break after a long day. 6. Glenn Wollerman and Stacey Grutza, our forever happy twosome, smiling as usual. 7. Amy Cowie and Chris Schalleer watch Judy Curry complain to Tricia Kelly because they arrived too late to be in the group picture. (So did Margot Coxen and Jim Tedder) 8. Heidi Vines and Mike Trebicock, our TREASURED advertising coordin-aters. 9. Tami Becker listens to Glenn Wollerman say, I just ate a peanutbutter sandwich, can you tell?” The Yearbook Staff would like to extend a special thank you to Winship Studios for all they do. 2 3 52 1st Row — Steve Doolittle 2nd Row — Kristin Gilbert, Tisha Sherman, Kara Kurz, Lori Irwin, Sandy Coulter, Angela DeLaRosa, Simon LawlorSrd Row — Eva Magnemyr, Melissa Wilkinson, Angie Barker, Jenny Robbins, Kate Conlen. Floy Licatovich, Kelly Saunders, Cyndi Merritt 4th Row — Patricia VanRossum, Martina Stahl. Kim Reynolds, Andy Meedham, Andrea Andryco, Jodi Lawrence, Kelly Kurz, Kristin Allison, K.C. Baran, Mr. Kaul 5th Row — Pete Mollis, Jim Mall, Kellee Duty, Gunner Karlstrom, Terry McNally, Ralph Memandez Missing In Action — Mami Banker, Jill Gamble, Steve Harken, Lisa Irwin, Jeff John, Sheryl Molzon, Josh Newblatt, Kyle Powell, Matt Ritter, Ricardo Rubefello, Maggie Sans. Samantha Savas, Mary Ellen Unsworth 54 It s Hot What They Get Out Of It It's What They Give STUDENT COUNCIL This year Student Council has been working very hard and has been involved in many different activities. Each year it sponsors Airbands, dances, flower sales. Spirit Week, Field Day, Powder Puff, Homecoming and other social activities. The money from these fundraisers is donated to various clubs and groups within the school, as well as to the needy in the community. Along with the social aspect of the school. Student Council is involved in donating time and energy into community efforts. This year it put on a Community-Clean-Up where members cleaned up the area surrounding Clarkston. It also had a Rake-a-Lawn where members raked the lawns of Senior Citizens. Visits were made to Lourdes nursing Home and the SPICE children at SJH during the holiday season. It held a Senior Citizen Prom, can drive, and pancake breakfast for MD. Finally, Student Council aids in the betterment of CHS. An annual Sun-Day'' is conducted each spring where the council plants flowers, cuts grass, and generally cleans up the grounds around the school and in the courtyards. These activities are just a portion of the generous work Student Council does toward the improvement of CHS and the Clarkston Community. 1. Some of the Student Council members doing “Summer Love , from Qrease, in the Air Band. 2. Steve Harkin. Mami Banker and Tammy Spaven sell Air Band tickets. 3. Jim Hall and Dave Larkin, Masters of Ceremony! 4. Ralph Hernandez buys a ticket from Jenny Robbins. 5. Student Council officers — Top — Angir Barker Sec., Mary Ellen Uns-worth Treas., Bottom — Samantha Savas V. Pres., Maggie Sans Pres. 55 Foreign Exchange Students Brighten The Halls At C.li.S. D.A.R. Maggie Sans was this year's recipient of the DAR award. Maggie was chosen by her teachers and administration for her service, involvement, leadership, and scholastic achievement. Maggie was involved in many activities since she started high school. She was in Drama Club as well as Student Council for 3 years. As a Senior she was Student Council President. Congratulations Maggie, and Good Luck in the future! Ricardo Rebufello (to the right) is from Uruaguay and is living with Mr. and Mrs. Needham. Below: Patricia VanRossum is from Holland and now lives with Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, she previously resided at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Poole. Eva Magnemyr is from Sweden and lives with Patrick and Jane O'Rourke. Our exchange student from West Germany is Martina Stahl, she resides at the home of Ms. Brenda Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Howarth are hosting our exchange student from England, Simon Lawlor. NHS — Kristin Alkire, Amy Ashton, Kristi Bas, Joanne Beck, Pam Bellows, Jeff Billig, Jenny Bruce, Rhonda Bowes, Lisa Brudnak, Tesha Burnette, Tara Camcross, Vicki Chenoweth, Wendy Cohoon, Kelly DuPree, Karin Garwood, Vicki Geyer, Greg Hall, Pete Hollis, Coreen Hummel, Sarah Hunter, Kim Johnson, Shari Kent, Mike Kos-losky, Kirsten Kuehl, Jenny Kuzma, Keith Mercier, Scott Orth, Michelle Pettit, Amy Pilarcik, Kristin Ried, Samantha Savas, Michelle Sexton, Gretchen Spiece, Mike Trebilcock, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Heidi Vines, Ruth Webb, Danielle White, Melisssa Wilkinson, Pat Williams, Rachel Young. Officers: Mike Terbilcock, Jeff Billig, Michelle Pettit, and Keith Mercier. N.H.S. S.A.S. S.A.S. (Students against Smoking) — Group picture from left to right — Jim Tedder, Julie Kidd, Amy Cowie, Shelly Purdy, Mike Trebilcock, Heidi Vines, Amy Laidler, Lisa Langdon, Matt Woods, Sherri Rico, Kristi Martin, Kirsten Kuehl. This ambitious group goes from school to school speaking to younger students about the dangers of smoking. The Spanish Club this year partook in many functions. Over a month's time members taught basic Spanish to the kindergarten and first grade classes at north Sashabaw. They visited a few authentic Mexican restaurants. They toured the districts elementary schools with their version of Little Red Riding Mood.'' Members included: Kari Griffith, Ralph Hernandez, April Harris, Lauri Haggitt, Bob Harrison, Jeannie Hawks, Teresa Hofman, Coreen Hummel, Kim Johnson, Mike Koslosky, Jenny Kuzma, Cathy Pass-more, Michelle Pettit, Amy Pilarcik, Jill Pilarcik, Marianne Samuel, Heidi Schultz, Kristen Scislowicz, Michelle Sexton, Tammy Stevens, Kelly Stickney, Carrie ST. George, Ruth Webb. After several years without, the French Club has been reinstated. The club was very enthusiastic and full of fun and exciting ideas. Some of their activities were: going to French restaurants and celebrating French holidays. The members received French Club sweatshirts. This club is full of potential and is hopeful the club will continue. Club members include: Mark Colwell — Pres., Jim Tedder — V.P., Kristi Bas — Sec., Kristin Ried Treas., Carrie Slade, Tammy Smith, Heather Jackson, Micole Chinavare, Andy Chinavare, Sherry Grun, Kathy Garascia, Laurie Hall, Pat Williams, Julie Stark, Erin Wolleson, Shelly Duby, Margot Coxen, Suzanne Campbell, Tara Camcross, Tammy Jeans, Haney Rush, Chris Schaller, Heather Moe, Kelly Ballard, Alysia Vecsei, Jenny Basinger, Denise Brende, Jenny Councilman, Chris Johnson, Heidi Proffit, Angie Cumming, Amy La Valley, Dan Longstaff, Shelly Purdy, Sally Dunham, Jim Brueck, Rochelle Ociepka, Renee Mar-ceau, Dave Stockton, Lisa Brudnak, Kris Douglas, Pam Squires, Jennifer Kar, Danielle Flor, Corina Zanotti, Julie Kidd, Amy Rogers, Karan Heaton, Wendy Scroby, Chris Grimshaw, Valerie Gribble, Laura Morris, Jenifer Fenton, Shelly Mead, Randy Alcom, Bret Cottick. 5 6 58 French, Spanish, Science, Computer Students Enjoy Varied Activities CLUBS This year's Science Club was better than ever. The club traveled to Universities, Science Institutes, and the like, to enhance their knowledge of scientific data and information. To all future science clubies, best of luck in all of your future endevers and may the force Be With You ! Members: back row — John Ward, Jason Hanson, Qina Green, Angela Buchanan, Wendy Law, Jim Lyons, Amy Weil, Liane Swan, Jeanie Whetstone, middle — Jeff Martin, Jim Brueck, Michelle Kennedy, Jim Tedder, Dave Scribner, Stephanie Tedder, Wayne novak, front — Miss Rupprecht, Curtis Haremza, Ms. Stephens. Computer Club members — back — Mrs. Kazewych, Erik Cohoon, Lee Howard, Scott Veltigian, Dan Downs, Mike O'Conner, front — Roger Vernier, Randy Karvala, Julie Hewelt, Eric Hopp, Mr. Ashmore. 1) Amy Pilarcik and Bob Harrison — Ole 2) Scott Veltigian, Erik Cohoon and Mike O'Conner working out a computer program. 3) Spanish Club officers: V.P. — Jenny Kuzma, Pres. — Ruth Webb, Sec. — Michelle Pettit. 4) Eric Hopp — computer wiz! 5) The French Club 6) The Spanish Club 7) The Science Club 8) The Computer Club 7 8 59 Mime Troupe: Co-directors: Danielle White and Michelle Pettit Vicki Chenoweth, Jenny Kuzma, Lori Neff, Karl Schaeffer, Jeff Huber, Heather Smith, Lisa Martin. Sharon Watson, Kim Torretta, Scott Zumwalt, Laura Manser, and Tammy Jeans. DRAMA Drama Club: Officers: President — 'Jenny Kuzma. Vice-President — Alan Watson. Secretary — 'Michelle Pettit, Treasurer — 'Laura Manser, Points Secretary — •Danielle White Club: Brian Baert Kelly Ballard Megan Ballard Kristi Bas Dawn Blem Michelle Blomberg LeeAnne Bomgesser Stacy Carlson Kathy Carroll 'Vicki Chenoweth Ernie Clements Stacie Cool Heather Cooper Jennie Davis Shelli Duby Bryan Erickson Matt Ford Joe Gentil Quinten Geyer Shelly Grant Gina Green Rhonda Emherst Stacy Grettzs Allen Robins Mike Ely Curtis Harenza Tiffany Hanei Wendy Hollibaugh Katie Hopson Jeffery Huber Heather Jackson Tami Jeans Kelly Jones Jennifer Kar Amy Laidler Lisa Langdon Wendy Law Renee Marceau Kristi Martin Laura Marsh Marigrace Mini Angela Miracle Danny Moore Jeff Moore Lori Meff Kenlea Pebbles Shawn Petty Amy McDonald Marie Powell Leah Portwood Laura Postal Shelley Purdy Sherry Rico Ron Risk Jeremy Roberts Christi Sams Kristin Scislowicz Marianne Samuel Christy Schwarzberg Heidi Schultz Carrie Slade Gretchen Spiece Brooke Teets 'Amy Travis Lori Stenborg Laura Sutton Charlie Wheeler Hoelle Wikert Pat Williams Sarah Williams Rachel Young Scott Zumwalt Pam Humphrey •Heather Smith •Karl Schaeffer •Maggie Sans •Thespians Honor Thespians 61 MADRIGAL SIHGERS Soprano Tammy Topous Michelle Blomberg Soprano II Jennifer DuPree Kelsey Harmon Jennifer Kuzma Kathy Passmore Lori Neff Leah Port wood Jennifer Woofenden Tenor Brian Bacrt Alto 1 Matt Ford Rhonda Bowes Jeff Funck Staci Cool Jeremy Roberts Beth Mcdermott Laura Postal Alto Kimberly Cosner Alto II Kelly DuPree Ky Case Amy Travis Lauri Clements Rachel Young Laura Manser Kim Webb Bass Kevin Baert CMORALAIRES Marty Brown Soprano 1 Steve Edens Traci Hallett Allan Watson Monica Harper Lora Ison SELECT EHSEMBLE Tonya Buckhom Soprano 1 Kathy Jidas Becky Bridges Michele Oldenburg Alison Hubbs Janice Pelath Heather Smith Cheryl Rahla Christina Rohn Melissa Salvina Kim Toretta Jennifer Sexton Alycia Vecsei Paige Smith Soprano II Kristi Barrett Kari Swift MIXED CHORUS Cindy Beal Soprano April Beck Jennifer Biggs Rachel Carson Cheri Caldwell Staci Cool Monica Harper Alison Hubbs Heather Helsel Pam Humphrey Lorri Ingham Lorri Ingham Kathy Jidas Tricia Kelly Casey Locklar Desiree Linseman Lisa Martin Beth McDermott Brigitte Napier Tammy Myers Michele Oldenburg Diane Passmore April Romska Debbie Smith Heather Ruff Alto Kathy Runyan Jennifer Woofenden Lesley Balick Tonya York Jennifer Blagg Terri Engel Alto Chris Johnson Kelly Coban Amy Keller Angie Cumming Audra Laursen Tina Gackstetter Karen Mathieu Monica Harrison Kim Morris Michele London Kari Rose Kari Rose Kim Spencer Elizabeth Vaughn Tenor Douglas Bottorff Duane Cochran Trever Dolscn Derek Marshall Wayne Murphy Jerry Fender Bass Matt Arsenault Darin Brandt Dean Condron Chris Galley Jim Phipps Scott Stuk Chris Vandcrmark David West Barbershop Marty Brown Steve Edens Mike Ely Matt Ford Mark Hargett Jeff Huber Scott Zumwalt 62 CHORUS VARSITY CONCERT CHOIR Soprano I Becky Bridges Kelly Jones Alicia Nyberg Leah Port wood Kim Reynolds Jessica Shoup Heather Smith Tami Topous Carol Warner Rita Wiley Jennifer Woofenden Soprano II Janan Adams Lisa Amato Chris Cole Staci Cool Tina Ellison Diane Fugitt Mcridcth Green Jennifer Hardy Kelsey Harmon Alison Hubbs Charlotte Huff Tricia Inman Jennifer Johnston Beth McDermott Marianne Samuel Sandra Stoecklin Debbie Zirwes Alto I Megan Balloid Michelle Blombcrg Stephanie Hamil Michelle Kennedy Amy Laidler Kelley Miller Angela Miracle Kathy Passmore Ann Peterson Laura Postal Laura Sutton Sue Warner Sarah Williams Tabctha Wilson Alto II Haney Bailey Kathy Brincy Ky Case Laurie Clements Kim Cosner Julie Hcwelt Lisa Langdon Laura Manser Michelle Mark Suzanne Raymond Carrie Slade Kim Webb Tenor I Mike Ely Bryon Erickson Pete Morrison Tenor II Ernie Clements Jeff Huber Mike VanCamp Bass I Tom Bohl Curtis Harcmza Mark Hargett Bass II Todd Cook Steve Edens Jim Huttcnlochcr Danny Moore The C.M.S. Marching Band And Color Guard BAND DRUM MAJORS Amy Travis Craiq Hayward Flute Shari Coleman Kim Baton Bryan Erickson Monica Harper Jeannie Hawks Lori Stenborg Kelly Stickney Deana Stricklin Clarinet Chris Bailey Rhonda Emhoff Jennifer Fauss Gina Green Tracey Piazza Michelle Sexton Andrew Tudor Allan Watson Saxophone Leanne Bomgesser Trever Dolsen Steven Downs Steve Edens Curtis Haremza Matt Jensen Sharon Hawley Ann McClellan Russ Simonson Doug Treder Trumpet Jeff Billig Kristen Billig Nicole Chinavare William Deloney Dan Downs Kari Griffith Christi Johnson John Koslosky Joe Meloche Robin Meisner Robert Potts Joel Robinson Tracey Rock Doreen Stuart Tasha Vaara Mellophone Jennifer Karr Sean Kelley Laura Sutton Kim Toretta Jennifer Woofenden Rachel Young Trombone Tim Batchelor Dennis Hosang Brian Pendley Eric Pendley Arnold Sese Corey Whisner Baritone Kelly Avenall Brent Corliss Kevin Heber Jeff Moore Tuba Joe Cote Tim Garten Scott Orth Percussion Megan Balloid Steve Christensen Dan Dobson Mark Frasa Sandra Gable Scott Greetham Larry Hess Chuck Humphrey Pam Humphrey Brendan McMullen Matt Mellen Bree Michelsen Sheri Mitchell Steve Mykytyn Jeremy Roberts Rod Swanson Ruth Webb Bass Greg Hall Color Guard Janan Adams Kim Bailey Stacie Carlson Jeni Carr Kelsey Harmon Julie Hewelt Kandy Karvala Julie Kidd Kelly Lambourn Tonya Jordan Renee Marceau Shellie Mead Julie Meredith Kelley Miller Heather Moe Alicia Nyberg Diana Ogurek Michele Poole Kerri Ranta Kris Rosenthal Tina Sheppard Marcia Speice Michelle Spiece Tamara Topous Patricia Van Rossum Liz Webb JAZZ Jazz Ensemble Alto Sax Craig Hayward Sharon Hawley Tenor Sax Matt Jenson Brent Corliss Baritone Sax Russ Simonson Trumpet Tasha Vaara Tracy Roek Dan Downs Kari Griffith Piano Andrew Newman Trombone Eric Pendley Bryan Pendley Arnold Sese Jeff Moore Drums Dan Dobson Rod Swanson Bass Greg Hall Guitar Scott Orth BANDS Wind Ensemble Piccolo Kan 1 Karvala Elute Shari Coleman Stacy Carlson Kelly Stickncy Alicia My berg Shcllic Mead Kim Eaton Jenni Carr Julie Meredith Tina Sheppard l.ori Stenborg Oboe Kelly Avcnall Kelley Miller Clarinet Kari Kanta Kim bailey Jennifer f'auss Gina Green Khonda Cmhoff Andy Tudor Bass Clarinet Pam Humphrey Alto Saxophone Ann McClellan LI Webb Leanne Bomgesser Trevor Dolsen Cornct Trumpct John Koslosky Kristin Billig Micolc Chinavarc William J. Dclony Joe Mclochc Joel Robinson Baritone Cliristi Johnson Scott Wood Paul Breadon Percussion Matt Mellcn Scott Greetham Larry Hess Michelle Poole Brec Michclsen Chris Promm Horn Kim Toretta Scan Kelley Tenor Saxophone Doug Treder Baritone Saxophone Kevin Thomas Trombone Tim Batchelor Tuba Joe Cote Symphonic Band Elute Shari Coleman Dawn Diederkh Bryan Erickson Jcannic hawks Sherri Mitchell Deanna Stricklin Tam ml Topous Bassoon Kevin llebcr Amy Travis Clarinet Chris Bailey Kristi Bas Kristen Kied Kris Rosenthal Mkhellc Sexton Ruth Webb Alto Clarinet Tracic Piazza Alan Watson Bass Clarinet Steven Mykytyn Kenlea Pebbles Contra Bass Clarinet Chuck Humphrey Alto Saxophone Steven Downs Stephen Edens Sharon Hawley Curtis llarem a Craig Hayward Matt Jensen Arnold Scse Tenor Saxophone Brent Corliss Bryan Pcndlcy Baritone Saxophone Russ Simonson Percussion Dan Dobson Brendan McMullen Jeremy Roberts Rod Swanson Tnirnpet Cornet Dan Downs Kari Griffith Robert Potts Tracy Roek Tasha Vaara Morn Laura Sutton Jennifer Woofenden Rachel Young T rombone Eric Pendley Paul Redding Corey Whisner Baritone Jeff Moore Tuba Scott Orth MEDIA I — The primary goal of the Media I course is to equip the students with a basic knowledge of communication, theory, and practical application relating to the production of audio visual materials. In this course there are four stressed areas: communication theory and application to audio-visual production, video tape editing, and basic audio recording techniques. MEDIA II — The primary area of instruction for this course is in multi-camera television production, and video tape related areas. The students were involved in a group of the 30 minute news program. Independence Update. The program aired every Mon.-Thurs. on cable ch. 11. This was an excellent learning experience. by: Jennifer Sabo Media 1 2nd sem.: Chris Bailey, Scott Bergin, Dawn Diedrich, Simon Lawlor, Darren Miller, Rich Molen, Ron Molen, Joyce Mustonen, David Racine, Christine Truba, Charles Wheeler, Corey Whisner. Media II 2nd sem.: Thomas Alonzi, Brian Baert, Todd Brea-don, Vicki Chenoweth, Shelli Duby, Mildred Edwards, Greg Longstaff, Dan Longstaff, Matt Plec, Amy Rice, Ron Rizk, Don Spring, Jim Tedder, Scott Wood, Dave Woodruff. 1. Amy Laidler at the camera. 2. Mildred Edwards and Eric Hopp in the audio room. 3. MEDIA 11st sem.: Christi Sams, Laura Marsh, Jamie Weyer, Judy Benfield, Amy Rice, 2nd row — Shelli Duby, Ray Ditmyer, Steve Cook, Dan Longstaff, Tom Alonzo, Matt Plec, Stan Zinda, Scott Wood, back row — Todd Breadon, Greg Longstaff, David Woodruff, Cindy Beal, Brian Baert. 4. MEDIA II — Lisa Langdon, Amy Laidler, Ron Rizk, Michelle Blomberg, Steve Sloan, Scott Harvey, Jennifer Sabo, Amy LaValley, Vicki Chenoweth, Jessica Ketchum, Mildred Edwards, Eric Hopp, Sue Matthews, Rob Scott, Jim Tedder. Missing — Mike Jasso. 3 4 68 MEDIA C.H.S. Student newspaper Wolf Tracks PAPER This year a select group of Clarkston High School students, under the direction of Mr. Cooley, got together to produce a student newspaper (Wolf Tracks) The students involved in the paper did such things as, write copy, interview students, faculty and administration, brainstorm for feature stories, type the copy on to computer discs, edit copy, formulate pictures, and put all the information together into a format. After a final copy is made, it is sent to the board office to be reviewed and copied. The paper is free to anyone interested in giving it a look. All of the Wolf Track staff is positive and proud. Hopefully the paper will continue to be produced throughout the years to come. All of the work done for the paper is done out of normal class time. This is an extra curricular activity that is a definite learning experience. The Wolf Tracks staff: Editor in Chief— Mr. Cooley, Student Editor — Patrick Walsh, Writers — Tara Camcross, Joe Ha-melin, Dave Kwasnick, Ron Rizk, Mike Wamsley, Jennifer Sabo, Andrew Kar. by: Jennifer Sabo 1. Lisa Langdon, Media II student, in her room at the cable station. 2. Working in her room at the cable station is Media II student, Jessica Ketchum, 3. Cindy Beal and Judy Benfield sitting and waiting for Mr. Qenshaw to begin his Media I class. 4. Some of the students that help work on the newspaper — Wolf Tracks. JUNIORS JUNIORS JUMIORS Class Of '88 SECRETARY Steve Harkin VICE-PRES. Marni Banker PRESIDENT Angela DeLaRosa TREASURER Sandy Coulter Ashley Adams Randy Alcom Jeff Alkire Tom Alonzi Lisa Amato Dave Anderson Kevin Baert Chris Bailey Kim Bailey Mancy Bailey Craig Baker Michelle Baker Kelly Ballard Megan Balloid Mami Banker K.C. Baran Maggie Barnard Mike Barnes Toni Barraco Jennifer Bartley 72 Jennifer Basinger Rick Bastuba Julie Beardsley Renda Beck Brent Beer Edgar Bell Trisha Bennett Roger Benway Melissa Bergeron Dianna Berry Michael Bilbey Derek Black Terri Blome Lois Boch Courtney Borror Stacey Bouchard Rhonda Bowes Ron Bray Joanne Brazel Sean Breadon Dwain Brennan Steve Bridger Jeff Briggs Jeff Brock Renee Bromm Doug Bronson Brigette Brown Marty Brown Raymond Brown Richard Brown 73 Sam Brown Zach Brown Jim BruecK Angela Buchanan Jeff Buchmann Allyson Bugai Matt Call Kathryn Callaway Larry Campanaro Matt Caplstrant Tara Camcross Dave Carosella Kathy Carroll rticole Carry Curt Caruso Ky Case Bill Cashin Kris Castillo Shawn Chadwick Chris Chambers Ryan Chas Sherri Childers Andy Chinavare David Chittick Karen Chupa Laura Clements Tracy Clements Kelly Cobane Gary Coffey Chris Cole 74 Shari Coleman Mark Colwell Dean Condron Kate Conlen Todd Cook Troy Cook Stacl Cool Kim Cosner Bret Cottick Sandy Coulter Amy Cowie Michele Coxen Leslie Cruz Clifford Cunningham Judy Curry Jeff Dahl Matt Detx er Brad Dcdrick Angela DeLaRosa Scott Desgrange Class Of '88 Stephanie Tedder, Jamie Shuttleworth and Tim Snyder all Hang Loose'' while studying Geometry (their favorite subject) But, later are confined in a corner from Mr. Johnson for moving their seat! 75 Andrea Dieball Lauri Docktcr Shannon Donkcrbrook Kora Dougherty Stacy Dougherty Melissa Doughty Kristin Douglas Matt Downer Dan Downs Shclli Duby Phillip Dufrin Bryan Duncan Jenny DuPrec Kelly DuPree Kris Durham Tammie Dutton Debbie Dzuris Lyssa ndra Ebenstreichcr Kelly Eberhardt Steve Edens Tina Ellison Mike Ely Terri Engel Bryan Erickson Kelly Erickson Greg Eahr Brian Eausett Mark Fay Ali Fedio Kerry Ferdon 76 Class of 88 In the foreground, sitting in the Junior section at the assembly and wildly rooting for their class are, Ron Rizk and Stan Zinda. Stacey Filarski Lynn Fincannon Rick Finney Jeff Flores Matt Ford Kelly Frick Mark Fry Greg Fugate Sandra Gable Tina Gackstetter Mark Galan Chip Galley Lewis Galligan Jill Gamble Kathy Garascia Brian Garwood Laura Gauss Mike Gauthier Eric George Brett Gem 77 Quinten Geyer Crissy Gibson Jennifer Gidcumb Victoria Gierschke Michael Gilbert Brendan Gillen Catherine Gonchoroff James Gitre Derek Grabowski Thor Gralund Shelly Grant David Gray Sherry Green Thad Green Alyssa Greiger Della Gretz Valerie Gribble Kari Griffith Christopher Grimshaw Lawrence Gruber Class of '88 Melissa Stark, Kelly Smith, Michelle Kennedy and Lisa Terpstra help Michele Coxen recover from the food at the Athletic Boosters Concession stand during half-time at the game. 78 Jeff Gryzwinski Todd Guerin Thomas Maden Theodore Hale Tim Hale Kory Hamakcr David Haney Jason Hansen Susan Haran Curtis Haremza Steve Harken Kelsey Harmon Tiffany Harris Monica Harrison Richard Hawke Brad Hawkins Sharon Hawley Matt Hays Mark Heady Karan Heaton Darren Heil Erik Helms Chris Hensley Kevin Merrala Joseph Herron Aaron Hesse David Hill Stephen Hockey Dean Hocking Steven Hollis 79 Julie Stark cleaning up with Sam Wilson Bert Mopp Michael Hordos Chris Horn James Hotary Robynn Hubbard Craig Hubble Alison Hubbs Erika Hunt Tina Hunt Eric Hutchins Katie Hutchinson Lorri Ingham Tricia Inman Lisa Irwin Lori Irwin Jackie Jablonski William Jackson Steven Jamison Paul Jensen Kathy Jidas Susan Jockwig Todd Johnson - Andy Johnston rV' Kelly Jones Wendy Jones Deborah Joseph Jr 80 Craig Juzysta Jennifer Kar Kristina Karloff Richard Keetch Kerry Kelk Tricia Kelly Michael Kennedy Michelle Kennedy Julie Kidd Shannon Kilcline Len Kilgore Kristy King Scott Kirby Scott Klender Brenda Kokesh Michael Kolody Gary Kortge Gina Kozierowski Jason Kunsa Kara Kurz David Kwasnick Brian Lafferty Amy Laidler Chris Lake Micky Lambert Kelly Lam bourn Kathy Lamphere Lisa Langdon Robert Laurie Wendy Law 81 Jennifer Lemer heather Licatovich Marc Ling Craig Litherland Scott Livingstone heather Lloyd Chris Locher Michele London Chrisie Lovchuk Heather Luchenbach Pat Lyons Dan MacDormott Don Madison Jon Mahler Carrie Mallett Tracey Manning Melissa Manser John Manzo Renee Marceau Michelle Mark Matthew Marshall Jeff Martin Kristine Martin Lisa Martin Troy Martin Theresa Martina Jaynell Masters Dina Mathewson Karen Mathieu William Mathisen 82 Kimberly Matthews Christy McAuliffe Pamela McCain Kristina McConkey Peggy McDaniel Beth McDermott Amy McDonald Scott McGinn Michael McLeod Susan McMahan Brendan McMullci Susan Meeker James Meloche Ken Mercier Shelley Mcrwin Jessica Meyers Monica Miles Charles Miller Darren Miller Sheri Mitchell Terry Mitchell Dianne Mize Ronald Molen Sheryl Molzon Danny Moore Marci Morgan Ian Morris Bob Moss Ann Marie Mudgc Tanya Munsil Polly Myatt Anthony Myers Brigette riapier Kelly Meadow Missy Melson Randy Melson Michele Meumann Joshua Mewblatt Kim Michols Theresa Mowicki Alicia O'Berry Rachelle Ociepka Michael Oconnor Michele Oldenburg Dan Osborne Mark Oswald Shelley Oswalt Charles Ottman Bryan Parent Kelly Parker Jackie Patrick Paul Patton Michael Peel Eric Pendley Roy Pescinska Audra Peterman Jim Phipps Micholas Pinner Laura Pociecha Christina Polhanks 84 Michelle Poole Lori Poquette Leah Portwood Paul Postal Robert Potts Keenan Powell Kyle Powell Shelley Purdy Cheryl Rahla Meredith Ratliff Paul Raymer Dan Reed Karri Reoch Gregory Rettich Richard Reynolds Amy Rice Sherri Rico Jennifer Rieves Jeffrey Rinehart Ron Rizk Jeremy Roberts Pat Robertson Todd Roeser Amy Rogers Christina Rohn John Romzek Shelly Rood Kari Rose Michele Rosenberger Kris Rosenthal 85 Michelle Ross Julia Rouse Laurie Rouse Maria Rovere Kelly Rudd Jayson Ruelle Heather Ruff Kathleen Runyan Arlene Rutkoski Brad Sagowitz Melissa Salvino Chris Sample Jon Sampson Marianne Samuel Rob Sanderson Kelly Saunders Chris Schaller Tom Schulte David Scribner Willi Scribner Wendy Scroby Todd Seifert Jane Selent Tracy Shaver Bill Shaw Stacey Shurtz Jamie Shuttleworth Robbie Siggins Jamie Simmons David Skrine 86 Ann Sleva Heather Smith Karin Smith Kelly Smith Shawn Smith Stu Smith Tim Snyder Renee Sommers Brad Southern Dan Spencer Josh Spencer Kim Spencer Rich Spicer Qretchen Spiece Pam Squires Stephanie Stamas Julie Stark Melissa Stark Mike St. Charles Kerri Stegeman Lori Stenborg Dave Stewart Caroline Stroud Joan Studebaker Darrel Summers Molly Sutherland Laura Sutton Tamara Swalwell Michele Sweet Michelle Tank 87 Andrea Tassen Jeff Taylor Rob Taylor Stephany Tedder Lisa Terpstra James Thomas David Thompson Stacey Thompson William Thon Tracey Thornberry Kim Tindell John Trevino Jeffrey Tungate Stacy Turner Louise Underwood Jason Valenzuela Scott Veltigian Todd Wagner Angela Walding Chris Walker Valerie Walton Charles Wamsley Denna Ward John Ward Carol Warner Todd Waters Allan Watson Sharon Watson Jeffrey Weaver Darlene Webb 88 Amy Weil Shelley Weishaar Raquel Welch David West nola Whetstone Cory Whisner Noelle Wikert Jean Wilkin Scott Wilkinson Steve Willett Pat Williams Joe Willis Heidi Wilson Sam Wilson Tabatha Wilson Glenn Wollerman Erin Wollesen Eric Wood Matthew Woods Denita Wyss Andy Yarber Rachel Young Matt Zabel Paul Zabel Gina Zanotti David Ziegler Stanley Zinda Alan Ziolkowski Debra Zirwes Bill Zweng 89 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL A PUNT in THE RIGHT DIRECTIOH FOR J.V. The Clarkston Wolves J.V. Football team Finished their season with a total of 5 wins and 4 losses. The team was made up mostly of new sophomores except for a few returning juniors, who helped the rest of the team through their First year of high school football. The team worked hard and played well, which paid off later during their games, especially the game against Waterford Kettering, winning with a score of 18 to 14! They met with a few prob- J. V. football learning the ropes r lems during some of their games, but still managed to come out looking like winners. The team showed a great amount of spirit and even promise as they get ready to try out next year for varsity. The most improved player award went to Mark Pierson with Jamie Flannigan being named most valuable. Our congratulations to them and to the rest of the team on a well-played season. Good luck next year!! J.V. Football Scoreboard CHS Opponent 20 Romeo 0 22 South Lyon 20 0 Pontiac northern 27 18 Watter. Kettering 14 12 Watterford Mott 14 8 Flint Central 27 6 Lake Orion 0 13 Midland 14 12 West Bloomfield 0 Front row — Erik Makson, Tom Benedict, rieville Lamotte, Mark Meatherington, Kevin Dunlop, Bill Jawlick, Scott Oppmann, Rob Himburg. Mike Elgie. 2nd row — Kevin Thomas, Larry Hess, Erik Olson,Doug Lederman, Mike Wilder, Mark Pearson. Scott Hammond, Scott Ladd, Cory Camp. Scott Davis. Rob Brown. 3rd row — Jason Callison, Todd Okrus, Jason Campbell, Jim Ridley, Doug Dufrin. Ed Adams. Matt Pyenta, Chris Parker, Chris Ketzler, Chris Corpus, Rob Karp, Jamie Flanigan. 4th row — Al Green, Chris VanderMark, Lynn Crowell, Shane Marietta, Charlie Mayward, Larry Creed. Joe Ashley. Matt Spring, Kent Pass. Joe Martinez, Jeff Daniels. Matt Eby, Coaches — front — John Craven, Mg. Seane Craven, Steve Pearson. 2 92 1. Joe Ashley cheers his teammates on from the sidelines. 2. Chris Parker energetically goes to punt the ball. 3. The Clarkston Wolves cheer on their teammates as one of them makes a touchdown! 4. Scott Oppmann and Rob Brown attempt a pass off. 5. Neville Lamotte dodges his Mott opponent to gain more yardage. Hey Mott, need some help getting up? 6. Coach Pierson directs plays from the sidelines. 6 5 93 1. Josh Newblatt drops back to throw a pass as the offensive line blocks Kettering s front line from getting to him. 2. Dan Jokisch attempts a field goal kick. Check out that form !!! 3. Matt Stark takes a break after playing hard in the mud during the homecoming game against Watterford Kettering. 4. Mike Wells intensely watches the action on the field from the sidelines. 5. Mike Gilbert carries the ball down the field towards the end zone getting ready to dodge his opponents. 94 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL I'D SELL MY SOUL TO WIM THE GOAL'' Varsity Scoreboard CHS OPPONENT 34 ROMEO 21 19 SOUTH LYON 13(ot) 7 PONTIAC NORTHERN 6 34 WAT. KETTERING 13 7 WATTERfORD MOTT 0(ot) 20 fLINT CENTRAL 34 | 18 LAKE ORION 14(ot) 17 MIDLAND 13 42 WEST BLOOMflELD 7 4 The Clarkston Wolves Varsity football team had an extraordinary season, losing out to flint Northern by .6 of a point to get into the state playoffs. They finished with 8-1 record, losing only to flint Central. They achieved the title of GOAL Champs beating out last year's winners. Lake Orion. With the postponement of the Homecoming game against Waterford Kettering, the players were even more psyched up to lead on to another victory for the mighty Wolves. Winning awards were Mike Wells, most improved. Dan Jokisch and Josh Newblatt shared the offensive most valuable player while Joe Hamelin won for best defense. Joe also won the Tim Parke award. Heart award went to Mike Kolody, while Pete Hollis and Jeff Billig shared the B.J. Hanson award. Congratulations on an excellent year guys! You played hard and deserved to win the Goal! Front row — Managers. Todd Misiak, Craig Chamberlain, Jim Mall, Managers, Craig bubble, 2nd row — Pete Hollis, Rob Ronk, Mark Galan, Josh newblatt. Coach Martinez, Coach Wyniemko, Coach Fisher. Brian Galley, Jeff Billig, Jeff Buckman, Stacy Turner. 3rd � -ow — Mike Gilbert, Tony Meyers, Joe Herron, Joe Hamelin, Chuck Magyard, Kennan Powell. Hank Zilka, Mike Wells, Chris Locher, Mike Grable, norman CarMichael, Eric Hutchins 4th row — Matt Stark, Mark Oswald, Richard Kcech, Mark Hargett. Bill Mathesin. Steve Secatch, David Thompson, Mike norman. Greg Mamed. Matt Deboer, Troy Martin. Jim Turk. 5th row — Garrett Bass.Dwain Brennan, Steve Harkin, Mike Kolody, Dan Jockisch, Erik Helmes, K.C. Baran, Tim Hale, Mike Mocl, Shawn Smith. Dan Souheaver, Dave Kwasnick, Jon Mahler, Rob Ronk. 95 Tawnya Addington, Stacey Roy, Lori Peal, Jessica Smith, Stacy Grutza, Cindy Beal, Stacey Shurtz, Natalie Messing, Evonne Atkin, Peggy Agar, Deanna Green, Kelly Avenall, Jenny Grohs, and Coach Larry Sherrill. i !. Go Deanna, the crowd shouts as Deanna Green goes for two points off a fast break. 2. Stacey Shurtz shows her great free throw style which earned her the teams highest percentage in free-throws. % J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM WORK GIVES J.V. THE EXTRA EDGE. It's not over yet!'' — Larry Sherrill J.V. Coach A familiar time out phase of Coach Sherrill's to remind his team that there was still work to be done. The girls all look on and listen intently to what Coach has to say. The J.V. girls basketball team had a super season going undefeated for 9 games straight and beating Waterford Kettering's J.V. squad for the first time in four years. They also ran off with the second best record in Junior Varsity history going with an exciting record of 16 4. Alot of improvement was shown,'' said Mr. Sherrill of this years season. This years Junior Varsity success insures an even better Varsity Team next year. Each girl gave her best to add to the successful season. Two of the girls were recognized for their outstanding parts. Receiving the Most Valuable award was Jenny Grohs and grabbing the Most Improved award was Deanna Green 5 3. Natalie Messing jumps high to throw up two for the Wolves. 4. Peggy Agar shows her poise and grace on the courts as she tosses uo two. 5. Jessica Smith shows her skill as she attempts to out dribble the Lake Orion defense. Way to go Jessica! L to R 1st row Lisa Ladd, Stephanie Stamas, Jane Salent, Shannon Kil-cline, Chris Castillo, Michelle Baker, 2nd row Wendy Scroby, Qina Houck, Ali Pedio, Missy O'Dell, Michelle Wyn-iemeko, Jackie Patrick, Coach: Dave MacDonald 98 1. Ali Fedio goes for a bank shot during a close game against Flint Powers. 2. Missy O'Dell going up for a one handed jumper from the free throw line. 3. The tension mounts as Michele Wyn-iemko trys to sink two for her team. 4. Missy O'Dell, Shannon Kilcline; and Wendy Scroby listen intently during an in-between quarters break. 5. Lisa Ladd trys to shake off a tough Powers defense with a quick fake. 6. Michele Baker pops two points. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL THEY REACHED THE TOP AMD GRABBED THE GOAL See the floor!!!!! — Dave MacDonald — Girls Varsity coach This was a familiar time out phrase for the Varsity team. To remind them there was still time for unwanted for mistakes. 4 This years Varsity basketball team reached new heights. Plot only did they beat our arch rival Kettering High School, but they ended their season with one of the best records in Clarkston Girls basketball history. They ended their season with a great 17-3. They were crowned goal champs and despite a two game losing streak, they came back to blow the competition away. They also made it to the districts only to lose to a tough Kettering team. Walking away with the MVP this year were co-winner Missy O'Dell and Michele Wyniemko. The MIP went to Jane Selent and Ali Fedio 99 Team members — Ashley Adams, Kristin Allison, Rhonda Bowes, Beth Brazier, Jenny DuPree, Kathy Qarascia, Coreen Hummel, Kim Morris, Christy McAuliffe, Kelly Parker, Shelley Purdy, Suzanne Raymond, Sheri Rico, Shelley Rood, Martina Stahl and Coach Swartout. Girls Tennis Scoreboard Second League Meet Second Q.O.A.L. Sixth Regional Meet 100 1. Christy McAuliffe gets ready to make her serve at the start of the match. 2. Waiting for their turn on the courts are Shelley Purdy and Kathy Garascia. 3. Some of the team members discuss their strategy on the courts before their matches. Martina Stahl, Kim Morris, Sheri Rico and Shelley Purdy. 4. Playing in a doubles match are Jenny Du-Pree and in the background is Kristin Allison. 5. Rhonda Bowes warms up before her match begins. 6. Coreen hummel gets ready to take a swing. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM TENNIS IS OUR RACKET — METTERS ARE BETTER 5 The Wolves girls tennis team finished their season with a respectable record of 7 3. They placed second at the league meet, second in the Q.O.A.L. and 6th at the regional meet, number one singles player was Ashley Adams, no. 2 Coreen Hummel, no. 3 Rhonda Bowes and no. 4 Shelley Rood. Adams went on to win the number one singles division for Clarkston. Playing for the team this year was exchange student Martina Stahl from W. Germany. A welcome addition to the team. Receiving the Most Valuable award was Ashley Adams, Most Improved went to Christy McAuliffe and the Craig award to Coreen Hummel. The Wolves tennis squad performed well against tough competition — 2nd in the G.O.A.L. 101 1. Ken Mercier concentrates on his putt. 2. Randy nelson shows how to follow through on a swing durinq a windy tournament. 3. Shaun McCracken, Dave Larkin, and coach Chamberlain watch quietly as one of their fellow teammates tees off. Boys Golf Scoreboard Third Final Standings Third Dual Season Second League Tournament 102 Front Row — Doug Bronson, Jason Zilka, Jeff Brock, Tom Bohl, Andy Hunter, Dave Larkin. Back Row — Shaun McCracken, Mike Foyteck, Qunnar Karlstrom, Scott Wilkinson, Joe Willis, Jerry Methner, Mr. Chamberlain, Eric Brockman BOYS VARSITY J.V. GOLF GOLF TEAMS CAM 'SWING' WITH THE BEST OF THEM Joe Willis watches the ball as it rolls down the green and in. 5. Shaun McCracken puts forth a good effort in the game as he hits his ball down the fairway. 7. Gunnar Karlstrom squats and lines up his putt. He makes this one — no problem! The 1986 Varsity J.V. Golf season was overall very good. In the Final standings Clarkston ended up third with 6' 2 points. Although all the golfers were exceptional, two were awarded for their achievements. First Gunnar Karlstrom received the Most Valuable Player Award for his great season along with 1st place in the league tournament and being named to the GOAL all-League team. Second was Tom Bohl who was recognized as the Most Improved Player. The team was coached again this year by that old pro himself, Mr. Chamberlain. Each team consisted of nine fine players. Congratulations on your performance. 7 103 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY A STEP in THE RIGHT DIRECTION PAYS OFF FOR GIRLS The Girls' Team won the League Meet and are the 1986 Champions Kathleen Mclnnis won her third straight league title, Kate Conlen was second and Meredith Green 3rd. All three girls are All-League. Our girls' Cross Country team was extremely successful this year with an impressive record of 9 1. They triumphantly succeeded in taking the league meet for all it was worth. Kathleen Mclnnis reigned supreme among the Oakland County girls cross country runners at the county meet. The girls team placed third at the Regional meet. In the state meet the girls placed 12th out of 27 teams, the best they've ever done. Kathleen Mclnnis, a two-time all stater, ended her high school cross country career by fracturing her leg near the finish line. But still paced herself to finish. All of our runners had excellent times that day and should be very proud of their finish. The boys cross country team won their first dual meet in two years with a win against Mott. A true boast for rising spirits. Brian Baert finished second in the meet with the other Wolves finishing fifth thru eighth. Though their final record was 1 9, they showed true spirit keeping the Clarkston pride high. In the final awards, Kathleen Mclnnis was given the Most Valuable award, Meredith Green the Most Improved award. For the boys team, Brian Baert ws voted the Most Valuable award with Jim Hotary receiving the Most Improved award. 104 Back — Coach Taylor, Jim Hotary, Kent Hansen, Emily Winfield, Amy Rice, Brian Baert, Coach Kaul, second row — Rod Swanson, Jeff Funck, Kevin Baert, Scott Graham, Front — Melissa Elfes, Kathleen Mclnnis, Kate Conlen, Meredity Green and Manager Nicole Chinavare. 1. Meredith Green and Amy Rice run side by side as they come around one of the markers on their way to the finish. 2. This is our awesome Guys and Girls Cross Country Teams in pose. Cross Country Scoreboard Girls First League Meet Third Regional Meet Twelve State Meet Boys Fifth League Meet Seventeenth Regional Meet 3. Kent Hansen and Kevin Baert in deep concentration at the start of a race. 4. And here comes Kathleen Mclnnis — running like a winner. 5. Jim Notary, Brian Baert and Jeff funck at the starting line of the meet with Waterford Kettering — On your mark 105 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER J.V. — ALWAYS GETTING THEIR RICKS The J.V. Soccer team most improved player was had the best record Cory Wisner. The team also ever in 4 years for had a most rewarding experi-Clarkston High. Their record ence, they played a game was 7 wins and 3 losses, against the School of the Great Job! The most valuable Deaf. Congratulations on player was Matt Mellen. The your winning season. 106 Front Row L-R John Koslosky, Brad Dedrick, Jeff Rhine-hart, Paul Zabel, Todd Roeser, Matt Zabel, Dennis Trombly, Craig Juzysta, Bart Roeser, Back Row L-R Tracy Roek, Matt Mellen, John Brueck, Pat Lyons, B.J. Deloney, Gary Rortge, Ryle Bray, Corey Wisner, Scott McGinn, Stu Smith, Sherri Mitchell, Coach Mead mL M 1. Scott McGinn defends for Clarkston. 2. Kyle Bray scopes out the opposing team. 3. Bart Roeser, John Koslosky, B.J. Deloney, Paul Zabei, Todd Roeser, Jim Brueck, rest after a rough first half. 4. The team. 5. B.J. Deloney and Brad Dedrick sitting on the bench waiting to play. v - • IS •• J.V. Soccer Scoreboard C.H.S. OPP 2 Brandon 5 6 Lapeer W. 1 9 Mi. Sch. of Deaf 1 3 Flint S.W. 1 2 R.O. Kimball 0 2 Brandon 3 8 Lapeer East 0 1 Flint Powers 0 0 Grand Blank 3 i 5 S.C.A. 1 107 VARSITY BOYS SOCCER CLARKSTOH SOCCER IS HEADS ABOVE THE REST 108 The Varsity teams' re- Blue Gold Spirit won by cord this year was 8 Mark Colwell. The other wins, 6 losses, and 2 award was the coaches ties. The most improved play- award presented to Jeff John, er was Matt Beamer, with Varsity proved their hard Zach Brown getting most work this season by their win-valuable. There were also 2 ning record, nice Job Guys!!!! other new awards called the Front Row L-R Mike Koslosky, Todd Doyon, Chris Blimka, Rob Laurie, Mark Whitcomb, Mark Colwell, Jeff John, John Brueck, Bill Cashin, Tom Hadden Back Row L-R Coach Granland, Sheri Mitchell, Curt Caruso, Jeff Briggs, Matt Beamer, Larry Campanaro, Chuck Ottman, Eric George, Greg Cherniak, Zach Brown, Tracy Roek 1. Curt Caruso Looking confused. 2. Bill Cashin did not like the last call. 3. Chuck Ottman sets up for a shot. 4. Matt Beamer, Jeff Briggs, Mark Colwell, Sheri Mitchell (mgr.), John Brueck, Larry Campanaro, Tracy Roek (mgr.), 4. Todd Doyon attentively watching the game. 5. Team picture. 6. Zach Brown pulls off a tricky play. Varsity Soccer Scoreboard C.I1.S. OPP. 6 Brandon 5 6 Lapeer West 1 2 Lake Fenton 0 3 Flint S.W. 5 1 Royal Oak Kim. 3 6 Lake Orion 3 0 Brandon 2 5 Lapeer East 1 3 Flint Powers 2 2 Waterford Mott 1 0 S.C.A. 0 1 Lakeland 1 4 Oxford 3 1 Kettering 2 1 Milford 6 6 109 J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL LEARNING THE BASIC SKILLS OF THE GAME The J.V. Basketball team was made-up mostly of incoming sophomores, with a few returning juniors. Mr. Kaul coached them very well and taught them the basic skills of the game, to get them ready to try-out for next years Varsity. Good luck to them!! Pics. 1. Team picture. 2. Ben Underwood attempts a jump shot. 3. Darin Brandt searches for an open teammate to pass the ball to. 4. Jim Hut-tenlocher tries to pass to Kevin Baert, while avoiding his guard. 5. Scott Weeks is blocked in while attempting a lay-up. 6. Kevin Baert debates shooting the ball. 8. Rob Sanderson goes for a dunkshot. Strenuous daily practices separate players from the rest of the pack Players give best effort Team picture 1-r — 1st row — Darin Brandt, Ben Underwood, Scott Weeks, Alex Menzies, Coach Kaul, Jayson Ruelle, Gary Jackson, Mel Hemminger, Rob Karp. 2nd — Jim liutten-locher, Kevin Baert. 2 1. Craig Chamberlain breaks away for two points. 2. Jim Hall attempts to dribble around his opponents as Mike Barnes comes from behind. « • 3. Keith Mel Mercier tries to block the pass. 4. Dan Jokisch struggles for the rebound. 5. Coach Fife gives attentive Chip Galley directions on what to do. 6. Jeff Tungate goes up against his opponents, trying to make two points for the Wolves. 112 VARSITY BASKETBALL TO SURVIVE COMPETITION THIS STRONG YOU HAVE TO BE TOUGH G.O.A.L. Champs Running Away With It The Varsity Basketball team started out the season in a slump, but came back from the dead to win the G.O.A.L. title, finishing with a record of 13-7. Then it was on to the Districts. The team really shaped up during the season and kept the Wolves spirit alive. Congratulations on a great year! Team members: 1st row: Jeff Billig, Manager, Keith Mercier, 2nd row: Zach Brown, Jeff Tungate, Jim Hall, Mike Bames, Asst. Coach — Mr. Kaul, Coach Fife, Asst. Coach — Mr. Porritt, Erik Helms, Keenan Powell, Josh Hewblatt, Craig Chamberlain, Back row: Chip Galley, Steve Secatch, Dan Jokisch, and Rob Sanderson. 113 J.V. VOLLEYBALL BUMFS EM' UP AND SPIKES EM' DOWN bvt tC?be! Qee! Kel,ee we dldn 1 knOW you cou,d do that! 3 Micc hands Jcnny' wayto scl lhat baM UP! • � erc comes delivered is.no tlmf to 9lvc twisting lessons! 6. Mere you arc again! Mere you take it! 7. Anticipation! 8. Raise your Hands if you rc sure! 9. Would you like a piece of tackara cake from Kellee Duty? 114 6 7 Now That's What I Call Intense Mere you see the concentration of a volleyball coach. Such concentration can't be stopped right, Mr. Richardson? Team: Coach Richardson, Kari Abbot, Lisa Bertling, Deanna Green, Kelle Duty, Jessica Smith, Coy Carlson, 2nd row: Kelly Avenall, Jenny Grohs, Lori Peel, Heather Berhens, Shauna Jordan, Front row: Jenny Shoff, Tammy Jeans, Tisha Sherman. 9 J.V. had a great season with a heartbreaking loss to lake Orion in the third game of the match to lose the goal. Team spirit and team work lead the team to a great record of 19-8. When the competition got tough, our tough J.V. team got going! VARSITY VOLLEYBALL WOLVES OH THE PROWL, DISTRICT CHAMPS, HEAR US GROWL 1. Wow! What a set, boy Wendy you are awesome! 2. Give me some skin dude! Way to jam it Mags! 3. Way to show us your style COREEN-Abdul Jabar! 5. Are you ready? On your mark get set SPIRE!!! 5. Team spirit is one thing that led our team to a great victory over Lake Orion for Districts! never Let Them See You Sweat! She's got what it takes, to take our Varsity to the Districts — the famous three C's, Calm, Cool and Collective. Keep it up Bird! Team: Back: Coach Nancy MacCarrick, Gina Houck, Ali Fedio, Missy O'Dell, Jessica Shoup, Wendy Cahoon, Tara Camcross, Shelly Hey-man, Kelly Laidig, Beth Tilley, Maggie Gdula, Coreen Hummell, Jane Salent. VARSITY'S Seniors helped lead the team to the undefeated capture of the G.O.A.L. Hardhitter Missy O dell slammed down the final Point of the championship game at the Districts, leaving the Varsity District Champs! Time can only tell what will happen in the regionals but we wish our team luck and hope they go all the way! So far the team has achieved an outstanding record of 48-8 6. Wow! Way to bump it up Tara! 7. Did you get that on film Mr. Behrens? 8. Stuff it in her face Missy! 117 WRESTLING TEAMS GIRLS PLAY VOLLEYBALL, BOYS PLAY BASKETBALL, AND MEN WRESTLE! I would have rather wrestled and lost than to have played basketball! Wrestling is probably the most grueling sport that anyone can compete in. It's one on one, man against man, on the wrestling mat in front of the crowd. The 1986-87 wrestling team ston Wrestlers back into a winning had quite a comeback this team. The team also took 1st at the year finishing 12-7 overall Femdale invitational, and runner-and 6-0 at home. Coaches Scott up at the Royal Oak Kimball Invita-Stricken and Qreg Gwisdalla have tional. Congratulations on a fine done a fine job in turning the Clark- season!! Team Picture — front row — Jim Tedder, Mark Ice, Chris Luzi, Eric Wall, Dave London, and Jon Mahler. 2nd row — Kevin Thomas, Scott Emery, Brian Moore, Rob Lund, Simon Lawlor, Dan Stuk, Chris Blimka, and Matt Hayes. 3rd row — Man. Barb Lobdell, Man. Kelly Kurz, Coach Scott Stricklen, Jason Kunsa, Jason Campbell, Jeff Martin, Troy Castle, Matt Stark, Mark Oswald, Dan Souheavor, Man. Crissy Johnson, Man. Heidi Proffit, and Coach Greg Gwisdalla. Mr. Don Balzarini once again successfully coached the girls and boys ski teams on to another outstanding season. The girls were undefeated finishing their duel meet season with a perfect 7-0 record. The boys team finished up their duel meet season with a 6-1 record. Both teams took 1st place in their league. At the Southeastern Michigan League Championship, the boys team romped over the competition, taking a 1st place finish, while the girls team took 2nd. The Regional meet proved to be tough competition for the guys, where they finished with a third, with only Matt Ritter and Jeff Roeser qualifying to go on to the State Finals. The girls team had more success, finishing with a 2nd, qualifying them for the State finals. The girls skied on to a ninth place finish at the State's. Leading the pack this year were Rob Brown and Shelly Purdy. The entire team did an excellent job. Congratulations on your great achievements. Trisha Bennett Jenny Jablonski pose for a picture after a victory 4 2. Matt Ritter finishes the course with a 1st place. 3. Jeff Roeser takes a break after a tough practice. 4. Shelly Purdy races through the finish line with a great time. 5. The team leader. Rob Brown, goes through the gates. 6. John Ketvirtis looking a little anxious. 7. Matt Ritter, John Ketvirtis, Terry McNally, Jeff John, Rob Laurie, Emily Winfield and Todd Roeser, hamming it up for the camera. 8. Tim Snyder waits at the top of the hill. ► 120 VARSITY SKI TEAMS SKI TEAMS CONTINUE THEIR WINNING WAYS 8 1st. row — Trisha Bennett. Leslie Cruz. Dawn Kosinski, Romy Tappero, Jodi Lawrence, Holly Edmunds, Steve Myre. 2nd row — Brad Qaulin, Jackie Jablonski, Tammy Spaven, Laura Howse, Emily Winfield, Tina Shepard, Crissy Gibson. Shelly Purdy, Suzy Learmont, Bart Roeser, 3rd. row — Matt Za-bel, Jeff Roeser, Mike Foyteck, Rob Brown, Andy Yarber, John Brueck, Jeff Shoupe, Steve Lambert, 4th, row — Coach Balzarini, Jim Brueck, Jeff John, Tim Synder, Mike St. Charles, John Ketvirtis, Matt Ritter, Alex Yarber, Gunner Karlstrom, Terry McNally, Rob Laurie. Todd Roeser. 121 J.V. CHEERLEADERS CHEERING TOGETHER TO BE THE BEST We've Got The Beat Cheerleaders Raise Spirits With Their Lively Cheers The 1986 87 J.V. Cheerleaders have accomplished much more than they ever expected. During the summer at camp they took second in the final round of competition, which enabled them to compete at nationals in Tennessee at the International Open Cheerleading Competition in Mashville. The squad placed in the top 20 which put them into the finals. All the hard work, plus all the good times have made for a great year for the J.V. Cheerleaders. Front: Tina Johnson. Wendy F.vans Middle: Tammy Lee. Pam Conwcll (Co-captain) Christine Serb. Back: Cori Hardy. Kyle Powell (Co-captain) Tammy Smith. 123 POM PON SQUAD MOVING TO THE MUSIC — A REAL CROWD PLEASER The 1986-87 PomPon Squad reached new heights. They performed outstanding half time routines all year long. Each one was different and unique. The girls worked extremely hard during the summer on their routines and many fundraising activities. The girls held their 3rd annual Surfs Up dance this year. They also represented C.H.S. in many competitions over the year. The PomPon Squad is proud to be part of the spirit here at C.H.S., and we re proud to have them. Back row — Jenny Robbins. Beth Huttenlocker, Melissa Wilkinsen, Tracy Shaver, Jennifer Fenton, Lauren Carlson, Middle — Rim Reynolds, Andrea Andryco, Julie Becker, Gina Cox, Julie Beardsley, Rachel Young. Front Row — Mary Ellen Unsworth, Jodi Strapp, Stephanie Mamil, Andrea Tassen, Sandy Coulter. (Coach — Mrs. Cox, manager — Tina Lee) VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HEY, THEY'VE GOT THE SPIRIT The Varsity Cheerleaders did an outstanding job cheering on the football and basketball teams again this year. They attended a cheerleading camp at Oakland University during the summer and took home a 1st place! This enabled them to go to Tenn. and participate in the l.C.F. national comp. They also held their traditional cheerleading clinics for ele- mentary : Jr. Hi. students. The girls attribute their successful season to their coach, Jan Fife. We here at CHS appreciate their hard work and never ending spirit! Front: Mamie Bunker, Kara Kurz, Tasha Vaara, Chandra Manuel, Audrey Peterson, Back: Sheryl Mol-zon, Kelly DuPree, Angie Barker, Lisa Dixon, Heather Srock 127 ---SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Class Of '89 Secretary Kelly Kurz President Jodi Lawrence Vice President Kristen Gilbert Treasurer Tisha Sherman Kari Abbott Eddy Adams Tawnya Addington Peggy Agar Kris Allison Tonya Anderson Bryan Aranosian Christy Armstrong Matt Arsenault Joe Ashley Evonne Atkin Jill Atkinson Dana Austin John Austin Kelly Avenall Lesley Balick Lorie Banks Haney Barrett Brett Battishill Cindy Beal 130 April Beck Ron Beck Heather Behrens Tom Benedict Judy Benfield Scott Bennett Pam Berendt Dennis Bergeron Scott Bergin Elizabeth Bertling Matt Bilbey Kristen Billig Duane Bills Jennifer Blagg Dawn Blehm Chris Blimka Shauna Boggs Andrea Bookie Dave Bookie Leah Borngesser Kent Bourdon Chris Boyd Eric Bradley Paula Bradley Darin Brandt • Kyle Bray Beth Brazier Todd Breadon Denise Brendle Erick Brokman 131 Tonya Buckhom Nathan Burge Kirk Butler Eric Cahoon Cheri Caldwell Tammy Callaway Jayson Callison Kory Camp Jason Campbell Kerry Campbell Neicole Campbell Vickie Card Coy Carlson Stacie Carlson Shannon Carmichael Charles Carpenter Jennifer Can-Matt Carson Rachel Carson Tim Cashin Chris Chamberlin Eric Chambers Dale Chandler Annette Charles Christina Chase Mark Chaustowich Nichole Chinavare Joelle Choops Jennifer Church Rachael Clevenhagen 132 Michelle Cochran Susan Coffcl Pam Conwell Steve Cook heather Cooper James Cooper Chris Corpus Joe Cote Jennifer Councilman Mike Cox Margot Coxen Chad Cramer Lawrence Creed Lynn Crowell Angela Cumming Jeff Daniel Derek Davis Jennie Davis Jennifer Davis Scott Davis Rick Deciantis B.J. Deloney Jason Dewitt Mark Dierson Ray Ditmyer Trevor Dolsen Alissa Donkerbrook Steve Doolittle Michelle Dorman Rim Doyle 133 Wendy Drake Kim Duellehe Douglas Dufrin Sally Dunham Kevin Dunlop Kellee Duty Craig Dwire Kim Eaton Matt Eby holly Edmunds Mike Elgie Ronda Emhoff Brad Erickson Pat Eschker Wendy Evans Scott Evilsizer Jennifer Eauss Jennifer Ferguson Glenda Ferree Greg Finley Scott Fisher Jamie Flanigan Rachel Fletcher Danielle Flor Maredith Fotineas Clare Frechette heather Fricks Kristine Fromm Ken Fugitt Melissa Fugitt 134 Class Of 89 Being a Sophomore must really be a great time, don't you think so Heidi Schultz, Jennifer Councilman, and Denise Brendle?! Gerald Fuller Stacia GacKstetter Jeff Gadient Shawn Galbraith Julie Galligan Patty Garland Ken Garza Brad Gaulin Rachel Gianakos Kristin Gilbert Adrienne Gillis Robert Glover heather Goff Angela Gomez Deborah Gordon • Jeff Grassi Alvin Green Deanna Green Merideth Green Regina Green 135 Roxanne Greer Scot Greetham Heidi Greshem Jennifer Grohs Jennifer Groner Stacy Grutza Steve Hagerman Tamara Haines Amy Haley Dan Hall Laurie Hall Traci Hallett Scott Hammond Kent Hansen Jeff Harbin Corinne Hardy Ryan Hamer Becky Harrison Andy Hartke Forrest Haslip Mike Haslock Randy Hatcher Tamara Hautamaki Michelle Haynes Charles Hayward Mario Heidisch Ingrid Heilig Mel Hemminger Dustin Hermance Lawrence Hess 136 Mark Hetherington Tammy Hewitt Allyson Hicks Tamarah Hilley Robert Himburg Kerri Hines Chris Himeisen Nicole Hocking Lisa Hoisington Elden Hooper Kathy Hopson Chris Houston Rick Huffman Karen Humphrey Pam Humphrey Craig Hurst Jim Huttenlocher Dawn Hyatt Lora Ison Gary Jackman Heather Jackson Heather Jackson Wesley Jackson Craig Jamison Bill Jawlik Tammy Jeans Terie Jeffers Christi Johnson Christina Johnson David Johnson 137 Class of 89 Dan Molen, Chris Parker, Jerry Methner and Shawn Lambouris rest after having to pick up the garbage on the floor because they were caught throwing paper! How nice of Mr. Johnson once again! Tina Johnson Jennifer Johnston Christina Jones Kyle Jones Shawna Jordan Mike Justus Lance Kalbfleisch Robert Karp Sheila Keetch Dawn Keiser Amy Keith Amy Keller Michelle Kelley Sean Kelley Kelly Kennedy Chris Ketzler Mike Kirvan Carrie Knibbs Lisa Kosiba Dawn Kosinski 138 John Koslosky Cathy Kramer Julie Kule Kelly Kurz Lyster Ladd Scott Ladd Matt Laidler Steve Lambert Brian Lamberton Karin Lambeth Shawn Lambouris Neville Lamotte Kelly Lapczynski Bill Larkin Audra Laursen Jodi Lawrence Doug Lederman Jeff Lee Tammy Lee Chris Leszczynski Kevin Light Desiree Linseman Christine Lisle Barbara Lobdell Casey Locklar Dave London Jodi Long Ron Longpre Kristi Love Amy Loveday 139 Tricia Lucke Chris Luzi Kobert Macintosh Erik Mackson Jennifer Mann Shane Marietta Sare Markus Laura Marsh Derek Marshall Kristen Martin Joe Martinez Scot Mather heather Matteson Wendy McCarthy Ann McClellan Kevin McCormick Colleen McLaughlin Jim McQuery Tammie McVeigh Rochelle Mead Andy Mellberg Matt Mellen Joe Meloche Alex Menzies Julia Meredith Natalie Messing Gerald Methner Tiffany Meyer bill Michaelis Bree Michelsen 140 Derek Mikulski Colin Milam Andrew Miller Kelley Miller Marigrace Mini Anna Miracle Annette Miracle heather Moe Elton John Daniel Molen Lawrence Molone Brian Moore David Moore Dennis Morgan Christine Morlock Alexander Morouse Kimberly Morris Kimberly Morris Margaret Munk Wayne Murphy Joyce Mustonen Michael Myers Steve Myrc Charlotte neighbors Cary hewport Robert newton Paul noel natalie noil Alicia nyberg Diana Ogurek 141 Todd Okros Erik Olson Richard Oppmann Kevin Ortwine Matthew Otterbein Juli Parke Christoph Parker Christian Parsons Kent Pass Diane Passmore Micole Patchett Barbara Paul Laurie Peel Janice Pelath Jason Pelushcwski Jennifer Phalen Erick Phillips Jill Pilarcik Matthew Plec Joe Porcclli Greg Post Laura Postal Marie Powell Jerry Price Hiedi Proffitt Matt Pyenta Dee Dee Ragatz Kerri Ranta Michael Rathka Robert Remund 142 Class Of a9 Kevin be nimble. Kevin be quick, Kevin open your eyes Before the camera clicks! Ready for the camera are Steve Lambert and Desiree Linseman — not ready is Kevin Light. Beth Reoch Jim Ridley Janis Ridley Jody Ridley Brian Rigonan Allen Robbins Tina Roberson Curtis Roberts Angela Robinson Dana Robinson Gina Robinson Barton Roeser April Romska Jill Roselli Ross Rosenthal Jennifer Ross Matt Rouse Stacey Roy Heather Ruddy Aaron Rurilik 143 Nancy Rush Jennifer Ryan Jeff Saber Christie Sams Beth Samuel Larry Sands Lisa Sanford Cydney Schilling Carl Schmidt Heidi Schultz Christy Schwartzberg Kristin Scislowicz Christine Serb Jennifer Sexton Mindy Shady Errica Shanahan Chuck Shaver Jeremy Shaw Amy Shepanek Tina Sheppard Tisha Sherman Jennifer Shoff Wendy Shrokman Jeff Shupe Russ Simonson Dione Simpson Carrie Slade Deborha Smith Jessica Smith Scott Smith 144 Tamera Smith Charles Smithers Jackqueli Sommers Traci Souheaver Marcia Spiece Michelle Spiece Jamie Sprague Matt Spring Dave St. Clair Amy Steenland Tammy Stevens Carie St. George Kelly Stickney Ryan Strevel Liane Swan Kari Swift Romy Tappero Brooke Teets Kyle Thatcher Kevin Thomas Jonny Tomlin Kim Toretta Dennis Trombly Christine Truba Paula Tsoukalas Cheri Tucker Matt Tucker Andrew Tudor Ben Underwood Joe Valdez 145 Class of '89 Sophomore, Mike Petinaro studying in Study Mall the way most Sophomores do — no books, no pencils, no paper!!! _________________ Marc Vanbaalen Chris Vandermark Courtney Vanhorn Amy Vanloon Linda Vardon Dyanna Waid Eric Wall Elizabeth Webb Scott Weeks Jim Weyer Traci Wheatley Charles Wheeler Robert White Jason Wiktor Ken Wilder Allen Vaughn Elizabeth Vaughn Alysia Vecsei Scott Vess Jason Wagner 146 Michael Wilder Amy Wilson Robert Wilson Bob Wiltfang Kellie Wiltfang Emily W'infield Mark Wolfe Bobby Wood David Woodruff Todd Woodward Karrie Woolley Chris Wright Tim Zeller Jason Zilka Scott Zumwalt Aaron Kurilik, Tiffany Meyer and Jeff Qatient show us their lunch! Is it that bad Jennifer Ryan? Ask J.J. Price and Chris Parsons who are behind you. Barb Paul along with Qumby and Pokey watch the activities at an assembly. 147 ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS 1. Victor hart, Counsler, with student Michelle. 2. Dr. Robert Burek, Principal A PiEW BEGiminG h A NEW PRINCIPAL COMES TO C.H.S. Brent Cooley, Assistant Principal Jan Qabier, Assistant Principal Brenda Alexander, Secretary Cynthia Bortz, Secretary Sally Curry, Secretary Claire Kwasnick, Secretary Bill Bonnell, Counsler Victor Hart, Counsler Sandra Srabian, Counsler Cindy Carr, LRC Aide Linda Lawson, LRC Secretary Katherine Wlodarczyk, Librarian 3. Katherine Wlodarczyk, Librarian, helping student Todd Wagoner. 4. William Hartwell, Counsler 5. Claire Kwasnick, Secretary, with student Diane Smith. isi TEACHERS USE THEIR SKILLS TO ENRICH OUR EDUCATION AT C.H.S. nancy Albyn, Language ned Burdick, Science fir Math Toby Carter, Science Linda Denstaedt, Language Betty Duris, Language Joann Eaton, Foreign Language 1. Carol Arend, Foreign Language 2. Jim Ashmore, Applied Technology 3. Al Bartlett, Language Becky Craig, LRC Bill Curtis, LRC Kelly Cutshaw, Math 152 5. Linda Denstaedt, Language, helping students Jenny Bruce and Andy Hunter. 6. Dom Alessi, Social Studies and Dick Moscovic, Applied Technology. 7. Haney Albyn, Language, with Joann Eaton, Foreign Language Applied Technology. 8. Cliff Chapman. Band Director 7 153 1. Mary Fowler, Science 2. Bill Qenshaw, Applied Technology 1S4 Social Studies. 3. Barb Gibson, Language, helping students Chris Walker and Dave West. 4. Carole hicks. Applied Technology. i 5. Ed Johnson, Fine Arts, and student Darlene Webb. 6. Mike LaMagna, Applied Technology ALWAYS TIME TOR EDUCATION C.H.S. TEACHERS MARE TIME FOR EDUCATION 7. Sonia Letcher, Health 6r Phys. Ed. 8. Kathy Mahrle, Language 9. Larry Mahrle, Social Studies 10. Jim MacArthur, Applied Technology 11. Pat MacArthur, Language 12. Gene McCurdy, Applied Technology 13. Judi Medlin, Language 155 1. Ron Santavicc, Applied Technology. 2. Dave Skillman, Science, whose helping students Terry McNally and Brad Dedrick. 3. Jane Miller, Social Studies. 4. Freda Meyland, Foreign Language. 5. holly Stephens, Science, with student Tammie Dutton. 6. Line Smith, LRC 7. hurt Richardson, health Phys. Ed. 8. Dick Moscovic, Applied Technology 9. Mike Taylor, Science 11 TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE TOO C.H.S. TEACHERS CARE ABOUT THEIR STUDENTS 8 Jan Modesitt, Math Ann Reeves, Applied Technology. Larry Rosso, Social Studies. holly Rupprccht, Science. Cheryl Seelbinder, Foreign Language. Keith Sipos, Language. Dave Skillman, Math Tom Smith, LRC. Mike Taylor, Science. 157 A WINNING COMBINATION h TEACHERS FORM THE BACKBONE OF EDUCATION Mary Tippen, Social Studies Roy Warner, health Phys. Ed. Grayce Warren, Music Department Howard Webster, LRC Walt Wyniemko, Social Studies. Tim Rochon, Parking Attendent. 1. Yvonne Wilson, Applied Technology 2. Paul Tungate, Athletic Director. 3. Mary Tippen, Social Studies. 4. Jim Wenger, Social Studies and student Monica Strobehn. 5. Ed York, Science 6. Bill Mackson, Science 7. Molly Rupprecht, Science 8. Dennis Templeton, Applied Technology 9. Larry Thibault, Applied Technology 10. Hall Monitors — Janet Collins Sharon Shelton. 159 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES PEP ASSEMBLY Friday Sept. 19 was the students first sports assembly. The assembly got the students pepped up as the J.V. and Varsity sports teams were introduced. The teams included J.V. and Varsity Football, Boys Soccer, Girls Tennis, Girls Basketball, and Golf. The Pom Pon girls performed a routine to the hit song Venus'' and the cheerleaders led a battle of the voices in which the seniors were deemed most spirited. 2 1. Juniors — Mamie Banker kneels in front of the junior class anxiously awaiting the start of the pep assembly. 2. Pom Pon girls — the pompom girls show their stuff as they perform their routine to the song Venus . 4 3. Cheering Seniors — the seniors act all pepped up as they yell Blue, in the battle of the voices. 4. Mr. Burdick — the outrageous' Mr. Burdick captures the attention of the student body as he emcees the first pep assembly. 5 5. Dr. Burek — Dr. Burek speaks of Clark-ston's pride and enthusiasm. 6. Teams — the J.V. and Varsity teams cheer themselves on at the pep assembly. 7. The student body watches as the pompon girls perform their routine. 8. Tammy Smith gets the crowd psyched up with her spirited cheers. 9. Mr. Tungate — what would a sports assembly be without the athletic director, Mr. Tungate. 10. Seniors — the senior class as they arc appropriately named most spirited. 1M SPIRIT WEEK GREAT FUn Spirit Week was the week to find out how spirited our school really is. Monday was College Sweats Day , Tuesday was Tourist Day , Wednesday was Disney Day , Thursday was Hippy Day , and Friday was Blue, Gold, and White Day. Spirit Week was one of the Homecoming festivities. The school showed alot of spirit and they had a lot of fun. Many people participated and showed off their true school spirit. 2 3 1. Good choice of school Joe Cote! 2. Sue Merron and Serena Brown take part in the sit-in. 3. Check-out this spirited group in their college sweats! 4. Kim Toretta and Joe Cote, two well-dressed tourists. 5. Jeff Muber, typical tourist! 1. THE DISNEY GANG — Bryan Erickson, Kelly Avenall, Alicia Nyberg, John Koslosky, Kristen Bil-lig, Julie Kidd, Gina Green, Sandy Gable, Michelle Poole, Jenny Woofenden, Kelly Stickney, Tracy Roek, Tracy Piazza, Tami Topous, Tina Sheppard, Kim Toretta, Chris Rosenthal and Brendon McMullen. 2. What a flirt! Jeremy Roberts with Rachel Young and Kelly DuPree. 3. Make Love Not War” at a 60 s sit-in. Protesters include Jon Sampson, Kenlea Pebbles, Laura Manser, Danny White, Scott Zumwalt and Kim Toretta. 4. Peace Bro” says Dave Stockton and Paul Newton. 165 2 1. Doug Lederman, Jon Mahler, and Mike Grable stuffing their faces. Mow doesn't that look appetizing? 2. Sophomores and Seniors leaping for a victory in the Leap Frog contest. 3. Jim Turk makes a straining effort in the Tug of War. 4. Tina Sheppard, Jill Gamble, and Paul Newton really getting into the Chug contest! Field Day is always one of the big events of homecoming week and generates lots of excitement. The events included 1) Pie Eating contest, 2) The Chug, which showed our iron stomachs 3) Tropical Fruit Push, which took a lot of coordination, 4) Leap Frog, showing our strong leaping legs, and 5) the main event — The Tug of War. The Seniors made an awesome victory overall! The Juniors came in a close second and the Sophomores coming in last. 166 5. Maggie Sans, Student Council President, was our announcer for Field Day. 6. Jeff Alkire, Mark Hargett, Wendy Scroby and Leslie Cruz help the Juniors on to a victory. 7. Tina Lee, Gina Zanoti and Jeff Shupe pushing forward! having a tough time Jeff? 167 1. Mis face covered with mud, Joe Mamelin grins at the camera. 2. Mark Meatherington and Jodi Lawrence after being tapped for sophomore Maid and Escort. 4 3. Junior Maid and Escort — Mami Banker and Stacy Turner at the assembly. 4. 1986 homecoming King and Queen — Jeff Bil-lig and Andrea Andryco. HOMECOMING This years homecoming game was scheduled for Sept. 26, but due to tornado warnings it was postponed until the next day. This turned out to be good because the weather the next day was beautiful. The wolves roared to a smashing victory of 34-17 over Waterford Kettering. This years' homecoming court consisted of Sophomores Jodi Lawrence and Mark Hetherington, Juniors Mamie Banker and Stacey Turner, Seniors Ruth Webb and Terry McPially. The Princess 1 ■Ml PERIOD: i •! DOWN El TO GO and escorts were Jenny Robbins and Todd Misiak, and Lisa Dixon and Mike Norman. The queen was Andrea An-dryco and the Ring was Jeff Billig. 4 1. The eventual final score of the football game, as shown on the scoreboard six minutes before the end. 2. The Court intensely watching the game! Ma lla! 3. Senior Princess Jenny Robbins with Mike Foyteck, filling in for Todd Misiak, while he played football. 3 6 4. The Madrigals as they sing the national Anthem before the start of the game. 5. The crowd goes wild. 6. The cheerleaders and Pom Pon girls joined together to perform their special Homecoming dance routine. 169 The pretapping this year was quite exciting as Sophomores Kristen Gilbert, Tisha Sherman, Jodi Lawrence, Joelle Choops, Alex Menzies, Robby Remund, Mark hetherington and Tom Benedict were all tapped. The pretapped Juniors held no surprises — Kara Kurz, Julie Beardsley, Mamie Banker, Julie Rouse, Troy Martin, Josh Newb-latt, Stacy Turner and Jeff Buchmann again. Seniors tapped were Melissa Wilkinson, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Angie Barker, Audrey Peterson, Ruth Webb, Craig Chamberlain, Jim Hall, Keith Mer-cier and Terry McNally. 2 Kings and Queens in the running were Jenny Robbins, Andrea An-dryco, Lisa Dixon, Todd Misiak, Jeff Billig and Mike Norman. This years theme for the Homecoming Dance was Dancing On The Ceiling . As the couples came in they found their cafeteria transformed! 170 1. Senior Princess and Prince Lisa Dixon and Mike Norman as they walk down the field. 2. Ruth Webb and Terry McNally — this year s Senior Maid and Escort. 3. Queen Andrea Andryco and Gunnar Karl-strom, who filled in for Ring Jeff Billig at the game. 4. Tracy Roek and Dan Downs taking a short break in their halftime routine. 5. Lisa Brudniak and Alex Yarber enjoying the homecoming Dance. 6. Matt Beamer and Jim Mall take a break from boogieing. 7. Taking a rest after doing all that dancing are Sheri Mitchell, Glenn Wollerman, Brian Pcndley and Julie Kidd. 8. Todd Misiak nervously spits as he watches the game with fellow team member Mike Gilbert. POWDER PUFF Juniors — The girls handled themselves with class and dignity. We will have nothing but warm, fond memories of this group, replied Coach Bartlett with a big happy grin on his face. It is true, these girls played a terrific game! Every one of the team members put all of their hearts into this game, however, the highlight of the game was Quarterback Nicole Carry's touchdown. The Juniors were fired up from start to finish — never losing faith in their team. Coach Bartlett said that he and the other coaches are looking forward to coaching the Seniors next year. Congratulations on an outstanding game, and good luck next year! 4 3. At top Juniors and Seniors get together to play a game of tug-of-war. At bottom. Seniors pose for the photographer proving that indeed they are number one. 2 1. Seniors — Jennifer Smith. Michelle Pettit, Stacey Cameron. Kristen Holtz, and Julie Bu-chanon are fired up and ready to play. 2. Really getting into the spirit of the game are Roxanne Morgan and Kris Micallef. 172 Seniors Win or lose, this team made the game a lot of fun! ' Coach Mackson said. I think that all of the Seniors will agree with that, and in spite of the rain and mud. Powder Puff will be a well remembered experience. The Senior team had an overpowering victory over the Juniors, with a score of 26 to 6. Mr. Mackson s response to the game was, “Although the girls made a lot of touchdowns, the highlight of the game was to see the plays the we worked so hard at actually work!!'' Well Seniors, we wish you the best of luck next year in everything you do. Congratulations on a well-played game. 2 5 1. — The Junior Puffers. 2 — The mighty Senior team. 4 — Micole Carry makes the Juniors only touchdown. 5 — Senior offense looks strong and ready. 6 3 — Both sides come head to head in combat. 6 — Juniors Chris Cole, Sandy Coulter. Tracy Thomberry, and Kaquel Welch put their two cents into the game. 4 173 Junior Miss '86 The girls that competed in the Jr. Miss competition dedicated lots of their time and effort into making it a great time and very successful. One of the catagories judged was Physical Fitness. The preliminary winners were Lauren Carlson, Heather Brooks, Chandra Manuel and Heather Strock. The Final winner was Lauren Carlson. The preliminary winners of the Talent portion were. Heather Brooks, Jennifer Fenton, Chandra Manuel, and Michelle Blomberg. The Final winner of this award was Jennifer Fenton. 2 1. Lauren Carlson receives her award for physical fitness with a beaming smile on her face. 2. Heather SrocK, Samantha Sa-vas, Monica Strobehn, and Andrea An-dryco model their gowns during the Poise and Appearance portion of the program. 3. Doreen Stuart, Michelle Crites, Melissa Wilkinson, Lisa Dixon and Maggie Sans during the Physical fitness. 4. Kim Webb smiles brightly for the audience as she speaks. 5. This is Jennifer fenton singing in the Talent portion for which she won the final award. 3 6. Jennifer Fenton, Chandra Manuel, Michelle Bloomberg, Kim Reynolds and Doreen Stuart dance to Celebration. 7. Mary Ellen Unsworth, 1986 Junior Miss, shares a sentimental moment with friend Jenny Robbins. 8. Heather Brooks is in a graceful pose during her talent routine. 8 The preliminary winners of the Poise and Appearance were Heather Srock, Mary Ellen Unsworth, Chandra Manuel and Jennifer Ten-ton, the final winner was Heather Srock. There were four additional awards given. The Scholastic Award went to Samantha Savas. The Chairmans Award was received by Michelle Crites and Diane Rash. The Judges Award for Best Interview went to Melissa Wilkinson and the Spirit of Junior Miss Award went to Doreen Stuart. 4th Runner-up was Chandra Manuel. 3rd Runner-up was Samantha Savas, 2nd Runner-up was Jennifer Fenton, 1st Runner-up was Melissa Wilkinson and the 1986 Junior Miss was Mary Ellen Unsworth. We congratulate all the girls who competed, they all did a great job! 175 Cast of Runaways Vicki Chcnoweth Ernie Clements Michelle Dorman Mike Ely Matt Eord Joe Gentile Kelsey Harmon Laura Manser Jeff Moore Lori MefT Ron Rizk Romy Tappcro Amy Travis Allan Watson Cast of The Mouse Who Didn't Believe in Santa Squcaknibblc — heather Smith Sniff Whiskers — Curtis Maremza Velvetpaws — Jennifer Fenton Tripalong — Doreen Stuart Mama — Tami Topous Dancers Pete — Jeremy Roberts Jennifer DuPree Mr. Clock — Brian Baert Merideth Green Santa — Danny Moore Alicia Nyberg Scamper — Mary Samuel Ann Peterson Liz Vaughn Grey Girl — Lauren Carlson Doreen Stuart Frisky — Jennifer Woofendon Tami Topous Jennifer Woofenden Whiskers — heather Cooper Brian Baert Jim Phipps Ernie Clements Bryan Erickson Cast of hello Dolly Mike Ely Matt Ford Scott Zumwalt Dolly — Jennifer Fenton Karl Schaffer Properties Emestina — Laura Manser Curtis haremza Shellie Duby Ambrose — Jeff huber Tom Bohl Elizabeth Webb Horace — Allan Watson Alysia Vecsei Ermegarde — Jennifer Kuzma Chorus Kathy Jidas Cornelius — Craig Hayward Laurie Clements Sue Coffcl Barnaby — Jeremy Roberts Pam Humphrey Christina Rohn Mrs. Malloy — Amy Travis Cathy Passmore Janice Pclath Minnie — Lori Neff Maggie Sans Choreographer Assistant; Mrs. Rose — Michelle Blomberg Carrie Slade Rudolph — Matt Ford Kim Toretta Michele Poole IE AIR BAND This years' Air Band proved to be a big success. There was a variety of different bands that participated and they all did a good job. The performers and audience also showed a great deal of enthusiasm. This years first place winners were The GO-GO'S with Jim Tedder, Brian Fausett, Matt Stark, Alex Yarber and Rob Lund. Run DMC, Matt Ritter, Todd Dorion and Matt Beamer, came in second. Coming in third were the Bangles with Jennifer Rieves, Marni Banker, Kyle Powell, and Kara Kurz. i 178 VARIETY SHOW Variety Show 1986; 1) Chandra Manuel did a ballet dance that brought her in third place and $20 richer. 2) The Barber Shop Quartet, Matt Ford, Steve Edens, Scott Zumwalt, Jeff Huber, Mark Hargett, and Mike Ely. 3) Audrey Peterson does a flip during her dance Body Electric. 4) The Bungie Core, Scott Head, Chris Kenny, John Vanook, Amy Morgan, and Rob McIntosh. 5) Scott Zumwalt does a comedy wrap and wins First place and $50. Congratulations! Hot pictured are the second place winners. They were Mami Banker and Kara Kurz doing a dance to 'Control.'' They received $35. The Variety Show faired well with many dancers and singers. Congratulations to all that tried and for your hard work. We'd like to extend a thanks to the judges Mrs. Conklin and Ann Qlenn. FAMILY LIVING COLLEGE NIGHT PIE FACES! Family Living Weddings: 3rd hour — Qina Cox and Gary Garza 4th hour — Pam Baal and Jeff Biilig 6th hour — Jennifer Fenton and Mike Foy-teck 7th hour — Missy Bell and Richard McCain Soph's cause a major upset to Cooley's and Burek's egos. Seniors are always a shoe in for school spirit contests, but for everyone to win the juniors and the seniors had to take a bow. 180 Along with all the fun activities scheduled there are many academic activities also, such as College night. HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS HEY, LET'S DANCE Santa Clause is a special part of our school and what better way to celebrate his arrival, but with a dance. WINTER FIELD DAY The Juniors dominated the winter field day with the Seniors coming in second and the Sophomores a distant third. The field events included: Marriage race, leap frog, mummy wrap, chug, toga tug, junk food eating, and chariot race. 1. Mark Methcringlon chugs for the sophomores as his teammates cheer him on. 2. Mike Noel shoves twinkies into Mike Grable's mouth for the seniors. 3. Keenan Powell, Stcphany Tedder, Erik Helms, and Kelly DuPree rush Kara Kurz down the gym floor during the chariot race for a Junior win. 182 SPIRIT WEEK II The Seniors won Spirit Week II which included: Slob day, hat sunglasses day, twin day, clash day, and valentine color day. 1. Cowboy, Matt Ford wears his hat with style. 2. Brian Baert shows that senior spirit on Nat Sunglasses day. 3. Lori Meff, Allan Watson. Kris Rosenthal, and Brendan McMullen coordinate their outfits for Twin day. 4. Flashing those pearly-whites are twins, Sheryl Molzon and Maria Rovere. 5. Andy Needham and Jeff Roeser think they're cool with their shades and hat on. TOGA Welcome to the Delta house! The Toga Dance is always a tradition at the end of Winter Spirit Week at C.H.S. TOGA! TOGA! TOGA! 1. Julie Becker Angela Tsoukalas shine in their satan togas. 2. hanging out at the dance in their homemade togas are, Julie Buchanan and Ra-chell Arrowsmith. 3. Sheri Mitchell Brigette Brown get in the Greek spirit at the dance. 184 6 Air Band II was a resounding success as usual. Grabbing 1st place — The Romantics: Matt Stark, Rob Lund, Jim Tedder and Rich Remund. 2nd place — Van Halen: Joe Herron, Aaron Hesse, Zach Brown and Jason Kunsa. 3rd. place: — Modem English: Brian Fausett, Duane Brennan, Simon Lawlor and Scott Wilkinson. 1. Student Council performs Summer Love from Grease during intermission. 2. Aaron Heese, as David Lee Roth, struts his stuff in the group Van Halen. 3. Julie Becker, Angela Tsoulalas, Jennifer Sabo fir Tina Lee have a party on the stage as the Rovers. 4. Modem English gets down to the beat of the music. 5. The Romantics get the crowd on their feet singing What I Like About You. 6. John Brueck, Alex Yarber, Terry McNally fir Matt Ritter jam as the Kinks. 185 Prettiest Smile Mike Noel Stacey Stricklin MOCK ELECTIONS Best Personalities Maggie Sans, Terry McNally, Suzanne Campbell Class Flirts Rob Ronk Rim Reynolds Best Dressed Tasha Vaara Dan Jokisch Most Talented Jennifer Fenton Craig Hayward Most Likely To Succeed Samantha Savas Pete Hollis Class Couple Rob Lund Heather Srock Class Brownies Maggie Sans, Terry McNally, Ellen Unsworth Mary Best Eyes Hank Zilka Julie Becker You Said It . . . What's Your Best Excuse For Breaking A Date? Cari Newport — “Mad to shoot a match.'' (Rifle) Kristi Love — “Overbooked. Barb Lobdcll — “Sick and ill. Kim Morris — “Have to babysit.'' Colleen McLaughlin — “Sick. John Brueck — Stepped out to China! ' Mark Chiuchiarelli — “Mom grounded me. Andy hunter — “Went up to Michigan State.'' Mike Peel — “Got another date! Stacy Turner — “It's family night! Su Maran — “Got grounded. Kelly DuPree — “Already made plans. Sheryl Molzon — “Doing homework. Rob Lund — “have stuff to do at home. Neville Lamonttee — “Mom and Dad couldn't get me a ride. Shawn Lambouris — “I have a headache. Derek Grabowski — Because I'm going out with Molly Southerland tonight. What's Your Favorite Group, Song, Food? Dana Robinson — The Police, “At this moment , pizza. Heather Jackson — Beastie Boys, “Rock Lobster , anything fatning. Heather Goff — Beastie Boys, “Living on a Prayer , Italian. Derek Grawbowski — Black Sabbath, “Iron Man , and African food. Jeannie Hawks — Huey Lewis, Hip to be Square , Spaghetti. Greg Fugate — Van Halen, “Message in a Bottle , and Pizza. Mark Chiuchiarelli — Bryan Adams, “Summer of 69 , Grandmas l.asagna. Heidi Peterson — Night Ranger, “Sister Christian , fir Mexican food. Jenny Par — Bon Jovi. “Wanted Dead or Alive Melissa Stark — Bon Jovi, “They're Comin to Take Me Away Sue Haran — Led Zeppelin, Morses of the Holy Todd Wagner — The Beatles, “Come Together Glenn Wollerman — Dead or Alive, Funeral for a Friend, fir Russian food. Kory Hamakcr — “I love American food! Mike Peel — “I love Egyptian food. 1. Jeff Weaver, 2. Cari Newport, 3. Heather Jackson fir Heather Goff, 4. Jeannie Hawks. 6. Michele Coxen fir Steve Harken, 7. Barb Lobdell fir Kim Morris, 8. Jenny Par fir Melissa Stark, 9. Glenn Wollerman fir Greg Fugate. 10. Kristen Martin, Brooke Teets fir Margot Coxen, 11. Doug Lederman, Mike Elgie. Paula Tsoukalas, Neville Lamotte. Tina Johnson, Erick Phillips, Heather Madison, Kristy Armstrong, Natalie Messing, Shawn Galbraith. Jodi Lawrence, Jacqui Sommers. 190 11 191 192 You Don't Say . . . What's Your Best Excuse For Coming Home Late? Chip Galley — The cops were searching my car.” Mark Colwell — Got a flat tire.” Paul Jenson — Got Lost.” Joe Willis — Was at the Library, had to pay a fine, but, 1 couldn't afford it. Matt Woods — I lost my muffler. Chuck Shaver — Was bar hopin.” Jim McQuery — The dog ate it! Barb Lubdell — Chrissy drives too slow. Kim Morris — Didn't know the time.” Mark Chiuchiarelli — Tire was flat.” Jennifer Reives — I ran out of gas.” Kristy King — Hit a dog.” Steve Secatch — Didn't feel like coming home.” Tom Bohl — Got in a car accident, car's fine. I'm fine! Jim Meloche — Andy was driving! Kory Hamaker — Lost my car keys.” Kristen Martin — Red light got stuck. Brooke Teets — Got in an accident. Margot Coxen — Got a flat tire. Michelle Baker — No clock around. Kathy Lamphere — My watch was off.” Steve Harken — Had traffic and car trouble. Michele Coxen — Lost track of time. Jeff Weaver — My friends car broke down. Jeff Brock — Had to sober up before driving. Why Do You Think Sophomores Should Go Out To Lunch? Jenny Shoff — Better Food. Romy Tappero — All my friends drive. I'd have a ride! Angela Robinson — Same food everyday. Wendy Host Drake — A change, to get out of school.” Laurie Peel — By the time we get to the front of the line, lunch is over! Christine Serb — Cheaper and better food. Beth Brazier — Lunch line is too long. Jenny Davis — For a break in the day. 1. Rob Lund, 2. Stacy Turner, 3. John Brueck, 4. Mike Peel, 5. Beth Brazier, Angela Robinson, Wendy Host Drake, Jenny Shoff, Peggy Agar, Romy Tapperro, Christine Serb, Laurie Peel, 6. Su Haran, Sheryl Molzon, 7. Kathy Lamphere Sr Michelle Baker, 8. Mark Chiuchiarelli, 9. Jim Meloche, MacGyver, S’ Kory Hamaker, 10. Andy Hunter, Steve Secatch S: Tom Bohl, 11. Jeff Brock 8e Chip Galley, 12. Kristy King 8r Jennifer Rieves, 13. Matt Woods Sr Joe Willis. 193 SEPTEMBER '86 William Kchnquist is sworn in as the 16th Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. The Cosby show and family Ties start the season on top of the ratings again this year. Billboards top albums: WHITNEY HOUSTON Whitney Houston. 2. HEART Heart, 3. SCARECROW John Cougar Mcllencamp, 4. APTERBUR-NER ZZ Top. 5. BROTHERS IN ARMS Dire Straits. 6. CONTROL Janet Jack-son. 7. WELCOME TO THE REAL WORLD Mr. Mister. 8. PROMISE Sade. 9. NO JACKETS REQUIRED Phil Collins. 10. PRIMITIVE LOVE Miami Sound Machine. NOVEMBER '86 The Boss's new album hits the stores and sets a record sales pace. Top Gun is still making it big at the box office, Tom Cruise, its heart-throb star, comes out with a new movie with Paul Newman, The Color of Money. Billboards top male artists: 1. JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP. 2. PHIL COLLINS. 3. BILLY OCEAN 4. ROBERT PALMER. 5. LIONEL RICHIE. 6. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, 7. STEVIE WONDER. 8. BILLY JOEL, 9. PETER GABRIEL. 10. STING. OCTOBER '86 The Mets win the World Series. Crocodile Dundee . Stand by Me, and Jumpin Jack Plash were a good bet at the box office. Billboards top groups: 1. HEART. 2. ZZ TOP. 3. MR. MISTER. 4. MIAMI SOUND MACHINE. 5. DIRE STRAITS. 6. STARSHIP. 7. VAN HALEN. 8. MIKE THE MECHANICS. 9. THE OUTPIELD. 10. BOB SEGER. 196 DECEMBER '86 Cary Grant, heart throb of the silver screen, dies. Iran Scam is still in the news and Reagans not talking. Moonlighting. Murder She Wrote. Who's the Boss. Dynasty. Cheers. Miami Vice and Wheel of Fortune invade our TV screens all week. Billboards top female artists: 1. WHITNEY HOUSTON, 2. MADONNA, 3. SADE, 4. JANET JACKSON, 5. BARBRA STREISAND. 6. STEVIE NICKS. 7. ARETHA FRANKLIN. 8. PATTI LABELLE. 9. TINA TURNER, 10. BELINDA CARLISLE. MARCH '87 The Tower Report is published and President Reagan goes on the air with a press conference. Moonlightings Cybil Shepherd marries her Bruce, and shares their surprise. Twins, due in October! Metro Airport suffers it’s worst plane crash in history. JANUARY '87 Stars and Stripes re-captures the America s Cup in Australia. To everyone’s astonishment, including Vanna's. Ms. White appears in Playboy Magazine. Winter continues to be mild, and to C.H.S. students disappointment that we have no snow days.' Billboards top new artists: 1. MIAMI SOUND MACHINE. 2. MIKE fir THE MECHANICS. 3. THE OUTFIELD. 4. PET SHOP BOYS. 5. FALCO. 6. SIMPLY RED. 7. THE JETS, 8. NU SHOOZ, 9. BON JOVI, 10. GTR. FEBRUARY '87 Playboy strikes again, and offers Fawn Hall, Secretary to Oliver North, to pose for a half million dollars. Amerika' hits our TV screens and stirs up a lot of controversy. Al the preprogram uproar ends in a Meow! Grammy’s top winner — That’s what Friends are For” Dionne Warwick fir Friends, also winners: Whitney Houston, fir Steve Winwood. The Beastie Boys rock America and speak out to Fight For You Right to party! Billboards top singles: ’Living on a Prayer — Bon Jovi, Jacobs Ladder' — Huey Lewis fir The News, Ballerina Girl — Lionel Richie, Respect Yourself' — Bruce Willis, Let's Wait Awhile — Janet Jackson. Open Your Heart' — Madonna, Mandolin Rain — Bruce Hornsby fir The Range, Tonight, Tonight. Tonight — Gcnisis. Let's Go — Wang Chung. From The Yearbook Staff KELLY BALLARD TAMIBECKER AMY COWIE MARGOT COXEM JUDY CURRY TAMMIE DUTTOM KARIM GARWOOD CRISSY GIBSOM STACEY GRUTZA SARAH HUMTER KELLY JOMES TRICIA KELLY MAMCY MACLEMMAM JAMICE PELATH MICHELE ROSEMBERGER KELLY RUDD CHRIS SCHALLER DEBBIE SKIMMER JEMMIFER SMITH AMY TRAVIS MIKE TREBILCOCK HEIDI VIMES RUTH WEBB MRS. WHITTAKER GLEMM WOLLERMAM MICHELLE WYMIEMKO 198 Photography By Winship Inc. 5530 Sashabaw Clarkston, Mi. 48016 625-2825 Design and Manufacture of Digital Products CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 7183 M-15 • Clarkston, Ml 48016 • Ph.(313)625-0191 j{4 A B.P.A. Fun Center CHERRY HILL LANES NORTH 36 Lanes • Pro Shop • 3 Lounges 6697 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston, Michigan 48016 625-5011 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’87 ALBERT L. PETRUCCI, D.D.S. DAVID I. MCCHESNEY, D.D.S. 5155 DIXIE HWY. DRAYTON PLAINS, Ml. Congratulations 1987 Graduates! 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Zhis world is such a large, vast plaee, and oh so eomplicated now and Tnt so small and useless there is nothing J can do.” But Qod in all Mis wisdom said, “ ou just build a better you.” Diane, Cew 4 Kill Wint LEWIS E. WINT % SON FUNERAL HOME COUNTRY CORDS INC. 6678 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston, MI 48016 625-1019 HCITTENLOCHERS KERNS NORVELL, INC. Congratulations Jenny and the Class of '87 “Over 60 Years Of Professional Insurance Service 1007 West Huron Street Pontiac, Michigan Phone: 681-2100 209 Lfsmall Town Courtesy • Big City Deals] (CLARKSTON MOTORS (HKVM.KK Plymouth 625-2635 §1 Gsara Congratulations Class of ’87 From the Crew at Little Ceasars 625-4001 L A WHITTAKER ROOFING COMPANY ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK J° -S DEPaR- CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1987 Clarkston Community Education 625-0904 or 673-7756 1347 WORDSWORTH FERNDALE. MICHIGAN 48220 akland ffice [achiries, Inc. 67S| DIXIE P C IIOX 236 CLARKSTON. MICH. 4S0I6 Sales and Service (313) 625-2370 X HAROLD G FORD. D O S. 5905 S MAIN CLARKSTON, MICH 48016 NORMA FORD REALTOR Associate Million Dollar Club Presidents Club chLueltzer ? J omes, CONGRATULATIONS To the very special class of 1987 The best to each and everyone of you. 3KOM-- 'Dr. and Mrs. M. (7. 3ord and Kelly A .5. POOLMART 5738 M-15 (at Dixie) • ClarKston. Ml 48016 Phone:(313)625-0729 z A GOLD PATRON GAYANNE’S FLORAL CONCEPTS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES From: WATERFORD HILL FLORIST 5992 Dixie Hwy. 623-0081 The best is yet to come for the Best Class: 1987! Cr Thank you for allowing us to record a precious moment in your life with photographs. Best of Luck as you begin the next era of your life. Bob Hath Gwen boss Mary Kassuba and Barbara Miller 627-4848 This restful page donated by Dr. Bruce Mercado and Dr. Jack Shader. Dentists for the entire family. 62.1-0444 213 JOANNE BECK — Wishing you a life filled with Love. Laughter, and happiness — May all your dreams come true! Love. Mom fir Dad MISSY BELL — Congratulations to you and all of your Class of '87 friends. Love, Mom fir Dad PAMELA BELLOWS — Congratulations. Best of lucK at MSU. we're so very proud of you. Love Mom fir Dad Bellows ERNIE CLEMENTS — Ernie, we are so very proud of you and we wish you a bright future! Enjoy! Love. Mom fir Dad TONY CUSUMANO — Congratulations, best of luck son, we're proud of you. Love, Dad and Mom fir Brother PRANK DICK — To our friends BOB BOS-QUIZ, BRAD GAINES, DENNIS LAYMAN. JIM CAMPBELL. RON MULTMAUP, STEVE SLOAN, and last but not least our son PRANK DICK. Congratulations, and best of luck. Mr. fir Mrs. D. RANDY DUMAS — A son to be proud ofi May your future hold many success' and happiness always in everything you do. Love. Mom fir Dad JENNIFER HARDY — Congratulations! We arc so proud of you and wish you much happiness and success for a wonderful future! Much love from all of us. Mom Dad, and Ric. (Patti fir Taffi Too!) MARK ICE — With Pride and Love I send you on your way to new experiences and great beginnings. Love, Mom CHRISTA KRUGER — Graduation marks the end of one journey — the beginning of a far greater one. We are proud of you. Mom fir Dad PAUL LATHAM — Congratulations, Paul, go for it! Be the best you can be. Love, Mother fir Pops ROB LUND — Congratulations to a terrific son, and one of Clarkston s Best Wrestlers! We Love You. Mom fir Dad HEY EVA!! — It's been a great year — we ll miss you so much! Love, Pat Jane, Ben, Mary Ellen and Tim MARK OLDENBURG — We knew you could do it. Congratulations, Son! and Brother! Love, Mom fir Dad, Michele fir Buster RICHARD SCHALLER — Congratulations. Best of luck. Love, Dad fir Mom MATT SCHARL — Matt The Vault , Go for the gold! Be the best you can be! Love, Mom fir Dad JULIE SMITH — Thanks, Julie Lynn, for always being there for me. Love, Mom Julie, you’ve made us very proud. You are a special daughter. We Love You, Mom fir Dad DOREEN STUART — Congratulations to our third daughter, Doreen! May you achieve all your goals and dreams! We Love You. Dad and Mom DENISE TIMULAK — Denise, We are proud of you! Our love will always be with you. Good luck with the future and may God always watch over you. Love, Mom, Dad, fir sister Sandy STACEY WILLIAMS — Congratulations on graduating with honors, good luck at Michigan State. All our Love, Mom fir Dad TOM ZELEZNIK — Best of Luck to You, Tom. Love, Dad, Mom, Jim, Tracey fir Amy TAMARA — Tamara, we have been blessed to have such a loving and caring daughter, we love you. Mom fir Dad 1. MIKE TREBILCOCK — Mike — There is no gain without pain.” — You have made us very proud and we love you. Mom, Dad fir Brian 2. ANGIE BARKER — Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul, dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal. You are so special to us, we love you LOTS! Mom, Al, Mike and Cody ANGIE — now can I have your room? My catapillar NEEDS it! Love you Big Sis, Cody ANGIE — Congratulations! but can we trade spots? Love, Mike ANGIE — Congratulations to our wonderful daughter! Love, Dad Kris, Derek and the Barker Family ANGIE, Young men's love then lies, not truly in their hearts, but in their eyes. May love and happiness follow you always. Love, John MATT RITTER — In the Son and Brother Department — we've been Blessed with the Best! We're proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Sonja ALEX YARBER — Alex: Happiness to you in all things great and small. Congratulations! With our pride and love. Mom fir Dad. Andy, Katie fir Amanda 5. SCOTT RITTER, ALEX YARBER and MATT RITTER. 6. KRISTIN HOLTZ — Kristin, Congratulations! All my love to you. Dad 7. KRISTIN HOLTZ — k = Kisses. r = responsible. I = INQUISITIVE S = SMILES. T - THOUGHTS. I = INDEPENDENT. N = NEEDED. G - GREGARIOUS. A = ADMIRABLE. Y - YOUNG. L - LOVING. E - EXAMPLE H = HONORABLE. O - OPTIMISTIC. L = LAUGHTER T = TEARS. 7. = ZEALOUS. love and hugs to and from my first bom. and respected for you accomplishments, will your questions never end? dimples and grins that warm my heart, and feelings a mother and daughter share, listening and dancing to your own music, wanted and cherished by our family, at times you can be such a show ofT! (houghing out undersireablc situations, carefree, full of hopes and dreams, those who may not have earned or deserved it. that you set for your 3 sisters to follow, making a commitment to your word, seeing mostly hopeful possibilities, giglcs and squeals shared by us 5 ladies oh. the teenage years, yes I can remember, creative and talented in each new undertaking. .(Much Love Always, Mumma) 214 Senior Patrons 1. JOHN THOMPSON — To Our Favorite Son — John, No matter what path you choose to follow, we Know that It will lead to the road of success. Love, Mom fi Glen 2. MARY ELLEN UNSWORTH — Congratulations, Mellen! We are proud of you and all that you have accomplished. Go for it! Good Luck! Mom, Dad, Rob fie heather Anne 3. JENNY PARR — Congratulations, Jenny! We are so proud of you. Love, Mom fie Dad 4. TAMI TOPOUSN — Congratulations, Tami. You are the sunshine in our life! We re proud of all you've achieved. Keep climbing that ladder of success. Our Love, Mom and Tom TAMI — Congratulations from the Georgia Bull-dawgs! Love, Dad, Cindy fie Denny 5. KRIS MICALLEF — Thanks for all the joys of yesterdays, may your light shine on all your tomorrows! Love, Mom 6. LISA WYKE — Congratulations Lisa! May life bring you as much happiness as you have brought us. We re proud of you! Love, Mom fie Dad 7. SHELLY HUETTER — Best of Luck — May your life be filled with Love and Happiness. Mom and Charley 8. JENNIFER SABO — Congratulations! Here's wishing you the very best of everything in life. We are proud of you and love you so much. Best of Luck, Mom fie Dad, Craig fie Eddie 9. DAWN MUTH — To a very special daughter. May your future hold all your dreams. I am so very proud of you. Love, Mom 10. HANK ZILKA — Congratulations and love big guy you did it. Your way. May all your dreams be realized. Love, Mom, Dad, Jay, Bret 11. KEVIN CLARNO — He overcame the obstacles. He's a winner in our books. All our love. Mom fie Dad 12. SUZANNE PRINCE — To our Suzanne, Think of the most you can do with your life. Make what you do matter. Above all, Dream Big . You'll find the dream is not the destination, but the journey. We re so proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad 13. WENDY PARROTT — Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. (B.T. Washington) Love from your Mom and Dad 1. DAN JOKISCH — Congratulations Duke — Good Luck in the future — We love you — Mom Sr Dad 2. JENNIFER ALSUP — We re very proud of you. Thank you for being such a wonderful daughter and sister. Best of luck always. Love, Mom. Dick Sr Scott 3. VICKI WILSON — Congratulations Tora! Another stepping stone — “well done.' The best is yet to come for such a special person and daughter. ' We love you. Mom Sr Pops 4. WENDY SPRINGER — Poo — Every calling is great when greatly pursued. Love, Mom and Tom 5. TERESA MOFMAN — We thank you for being our daughter, for adding such joy and meaning to our lives. We have given you roots — Now we give you wings — God bless you — Love Mom Sr Dad TERESA — Congratulations, and thank you for being such a good sister and friend. You are a very special person, and I'll miss you when you re at N.M.U. Love Always, Your Sister, Crissy 6. LISA DIXON — Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Love. Mom, Dad fir Gary 7. KRISTIN RIED — With pride and love we celebrate this passage in your life — Dad, Mom and Britt 8. TERRY MCNALLY — Dear Terry. Congratulations on a great job! We re so proud. Good luck in the future. Love, Mom Sr Dad, Jerry, Kevin Sr Sue 9. GARY BOSDOCK — Congratulations — Finally! Love Mom and J 10. SHAWN ROGERS — Congratulations Babe! Best of luck, we re so very proud of you. Love, Mom Sr Dad 11. PETE HOLLIS — Congratulations, Son! We re very proud of you. Love, Mom D2 and Steve 12. TASHA VAARA — Our last Daughter to graduate! You have been a fun'' daughter to have around — We are very proud of you! Love, Mother Sr Dad 13. ANNE PENNELL — Congratulations, Anne We love you. Love, Mom and Dad 14. ANDY NEEDHAM — Congratulations and best of luck to you. Olev you. Mom Sr Dad RICARDO REBUFELLO — It's been great having you with our family. We wish you all the best when you return to Uruguay. Love, The Needham Family 15. GREG HARNED — Congratulations! We re so proud of you. Thank you for being the best son! Good luck and lots of love. We are behind you 100%, whatever you do. Love. Mom Sr Dad 216 Senior Patrons 1. JENNIFER FENTON — Congratulations to our favorite daughter. We love you! Mom and Dad 2. AMY TRAVIS — Darling Amcr, If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. What I've dared. I've willed and what I've willed, by the Grace of God, III do. What you are is God's gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God To humankind and to yourself. You have been our gift, not to share. With great joy. Mom and Papa AMY — Congratulations Amer, I m so proud of all that you are and know that you will always be the best that you can be. I Love you very much. You 1 Bro 3. TRACI HUDSON — Good luck to my best friend, Traci. Keep your feet on the ground and reach for the stars. Love. Mom TRACI — Good luck Traci fir watch your left turns on Dixie!! Love, Dad fie Kris 4. JENNIFER ZAHM — Jen Jen, We've been proud of you forever! Mom, Dad. Benj, Chip, Matthew and Micah 5. BETH HUTTENLOCHER — Love and Congratulations to our daughter — a sweetheart then and now. Dad fie Mom 6. MICHAEL SCRIBNER — Congratulations Mike. Thank you for making us proud of you. Good luck in the future years. Love, Mom fie Dad 7. STACEY STRICKLIN — Congratulations on all your achievements and THANK YOU for all the wonderful memories you have given us. Love and Hugs W.L.Y.V.M. Mom. Dad fie Krista 8. JIM HALL — Congratulations Class of '87 and especially to our son Jim. We are proud of you. Love Mom and Dad 9. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN — Congratulations! Wishing you happiness and love now and always. Mom and Dad and Lisa 10. MICHELLE PETTIT — Best wishes to my daughter. You have such a unique combination of attitudes: caring and thoughtful, responsible and bright yet so daring and full of life. Smooth sailing, sweetheart. Love, Mom 11. JESSICA SHOUP — Many smiles will take you many miles — We all are so proud of you and all your accomplishments. All our love. Mom and Dad 12. TAMI WILLIAMSON — Congrats to you and the Class of '87. We are so proud of you. Good luck in all you do. Thanks for being such a special daughter. We Love You! Dad, Mom fir Scott TAMI — Best of luck to you fir the Class of '87! You're a great sis fir We re proud. Lots of love. Lori 8r Joey 13. HEATHER SROCK — You bring joy and pride to our hearts. Congratulations. The future holds everything good for you. Go for it! We love you. Mom, Daddy Kristy, and Julie 14. JULIE BUCHANAN — Julie Beth. A wonderful adventure is just ahead of you. Our love and best wishes for a happy life! Mom fir Dad 15. BETH TILLEY — Beth. With all our love — Mom, Dad, Pat, Sue, Sara, Judi, Bill, Amy, Caron, Danny. Krista. Andy, Matt, Gord, Carla, Josh, Jonathan. Brian. Shelly and Dave 217 1. DARRYL WENDT — Our best wishes for you Darryl on your Graduation Day and everyday. May you always remember how very much you're loved — Mom fir Dad 2. MICHAEL NOEL — Michael, we are all so very proud of you — Best of Luck — Our love goes with you. Mom fir Dad, Michele. Raul fir Melissa 3. SCOTT WOOD — To Scott: Music makes pictures and often tells stories, all of it magic and all of it true. And all of the pictures and all of the stories, and all of the magic, the music is you. Love. Mom fir Dad ’ 4. MELISSA WILKINSON — Congratulations to a very special daughter, we are so proud of you. Keep smiling and good luck at UofM. Love, Mom. Dad fir Scott 5. LISA MOORE — To our favorite daughter, thank you for making our life interesting! May all your dreams come true. Congratulations! Love, Mom fir Dad 6. HEATHER BROOKS — Congratulations Honey! Best wishes for a wonderful and happy future. Love, Mom 7. SCOTT EMERY — Good job, Scott! We wish you the best of everything. Love, Mom, Dad, Marc fir Stephanie 8. ANN PETERSON — (Annie) — Thank you for being the kind of daughter to be proud of. Your beautiful smile will always be a delight to us. We love you. Love, Mom fir Dad 9. SUZANNE RAYMOND — Congratulations. Honey. May all your dreams come true. We love you. Mom, Dad fir Dercck 10. TRACY BENDER — Congratulations. Tracy! Best of luck, we re very proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations, Trace. I wish you the best in the fashion world! I love ya! Kimm 11. CHERYL EEATHERSTONE — To Our Daughter Cheryl, Congratulations and Best Wishes for the future. Love, Mom fir Dad 12. MATT BEAMER — Dear Matt. The best is yet to come! Go for it. Good luck at M.S.U. We'll miss you. With Love, Mom, Dad, Julie and Eric 13. STEVE HULETT — You make us more proud every day. Best of luck and loads of love. Love, Mom and Dad 14. TOM BOHL — God Bless you always. Son. We're so proud of you. and love you with all our hearts! Mom, Dad, Linda Jo fir Jim 218 12 Senior Patrons 1. MATT JENSEN — To Matt: Congratulations! We re proud of you. Love, Mom fir Dad 2. KELLY LAIDIG — Continue to create your own special world filled with laughter and good friends. Continue to persist and realize at times your greatest strength will be the ability to change your attitude and choices. Love, hugs, dreams, n kisses. Mom, Kev, Tink, Gram-crackers fir Kittymoo 3. ANDY HUNTER — Congratulations son! You are now free to pursue your goals. Best Wishes, Mom fir Dad 4. GREG HALL — Greg, You're very special then and now! Love, Mom, Dad and Laurie 5. RAFAEL HERNANDEZ — Rafael, Congratulations'' — We re very proud of you! You are the idea son! Love, Dad, Mom, Miguel fir Christina 6. LAURIE HAGGITT — Congratulations, we hope all your dreams are fulfilled. May your future bring you lots of joy and happiness. We are very proud of you. Love, Mom fir Dad 7. JEANNIE HAWKS — Jeannie, It's been a pleasure having you for our daughter. We re very proud of you. Best of luck in the future. Love, Mom fir Dad 8. SAMANTHA SAVAS — Never a question, never a doubt, we always knew that you'd stand out. You've come this far, you'll do the rest. To us you'll always be The Best. Congratulations, Samantha — We love you! Dad, Mom, Chris, Melissa fir Abe 9. TERRI BAILEY — Congratulations Money, a job well done. You've earned that diploma with hard work and perseverance. You re a daughter in a million, one we re glad to call ours. Thanks for so many lovely memories which are ours to cherish through the years. We arc so very proud of you and all your accomplishments. Good luck in the future, it holds for you. all that you're willing to make an effort to attain, so go for it. We ll always love you — Mom 6e Dad STACEY CAMERON. KRISTI TAYLOR. MISSY BELL. KELLY CUM-MING. CHARLOTTE IIUFF — Congratulations to each of you on your graduation you've worked hard for it. Thanks for coming around these past few years. Being allowed to share some of your experiences has been fun and I'll never forget them nor you. I'll miss you all — Mom 10. LISA BRUDNAK — Selected not expected! Love from our hearts always. Lots of Luck! Mom Dad 11. MELISSA ELFES — Always remember. To achieve you have to believe. Love, Mom and Dad 12. SANDI HEARD — To our Sandie — We re proud of you, Hon, and hope your future is all you dreamed it would be. Be happy! We love you dearly — Mom fitr Dad 13. KRIS BRAZIER — Kris, our greatest wish is that all of your dreams always come true. Love, Mom and Dad 14. MISSIE SCHOFF — We love you, and we wish you happiness fif success. Love, Mom Dad 1. JOM MILLER — We re very proud of you and wish you the best for the future. We love you. Mom fir Dad 2. SCOTT GRAHAM — Congratulations, Scott. We love you and wish you happiness. W'e are so proud of you. Love. Mom fir Dad 3. SHEILA MOBBS — Love fir Blessings to our grown up baby daughter. Love Mom fir Dad Mobbs 4. HEIDI LOCHER — Heidi, the last of the originals. Lots of love and luck Mom and Dad Locher 5. TRACI HUENE — To the Pumpkin Congratulations and lots of luck! Love, Mom fir Dad Huene. To my sissy — Traci! You re the Best! Love. The Hoodie 6. MICHELLE NELSON — To our lovely daughter who has brought us so much joy. Congratulations and all our love! Mom fir Dad Nelson 7. CATHY PASSMORE — Thank you for being a wonderful daughter Cathy! We are very proud of our Miracle Child. Love, Mom fir Dad 8. MILDRED EDWARDS — Mildred, We are very proud of you. You made it. we know you are proud of yourself. Love. Mom, Dad, Billy, Sue 9. BOBBl KIDD — May all your dreams come true — Love you! Mom, Dad, Ray, Jill. Lauren fir Nicholas, Sandy fir Noah 10. MONICA STROBEHN — Monica, Congratulations. may your standards be high and your goals lofty. Love from the Strobehn Family 11. ROD SWANSON — Congratulations, Rod! We re all proud of you! Love, Mom. Dad. Reed, Dayna fir Kristi 12. BRIAN PENDLEY — To a son that has been a joy to see grow up — Trustworthy, Helpful. Friendly, Kind fir always trying your hardest to please others. We re praying you will always please the Lord in all you do. Congratulations! Love, Dad fir Mom 13. LISA LADD — Congratulations Sweetheart, we are so proud of your accomplishments. Love, Mom fir Dad fir Scott Senior Patrons 1. GINA HOUCK — Gina: We are very proud of you. We wish you all the best for your future. Love, Mom 8r Dad 2. JANET JABLONSKI — Best wishes for a bright fir happy future. May all your hopes fir dreams come true. Love. Mom, Dad, Jenny fir Jackie 3. STEVE SECATCH — Congratulations to a Super Kid. Love, Mom, Dad, Stacey 4. MAGGIE GDULA — Congratulations Maggie — I love you. Mom 5. TODD ZELLER — Congratulations, Todd! We re very proud of you. Love, Mom fir Dad Zeller 6. JIM CAMPBELL — (First day of nursery school) Congratulations, Jim! We love you. Mom fir Dad 7. MICHELE WYNIEMKO — Michele — Congratulations! Life has so much to offer — Be the best you can. Love. Dad and Mom 8. SHELLY POPE — You've come a long way Pooh — Congratulations, We Love You, Mom and Dad 9. KELLEY COOK — Keep smiling — You've made us smile over the years. Congratulations and best wishes. We love you. Mom. Dad and Matt 10. MAGGIE SANS — Great job Maggie — Keep on keepin on: Love, Beppie fir Art 11. JEFF CANTLEY — “Congratulations'' and Best of luck to a special son. Love, Mom fir Dad 12. JIM TEDDER — Jim — from baby, to boy, to man, we stand proud of the son you've become! Congratulations fir the best of luck! All Our Love, Mom fir Dad 13. fir 14. SUE WARNER — To our first bom “Sue '. Good luck and happiness as yourself in the future. Love, Mom fir Dad Warner 15. JENNY ROBBINS — In our dreams, we would have picked you. In reality, you are our dream come true. Prosper and be happy Jcn-Jen. You light up our lives with your tender heart and treasure of love. God bless, love. Mom and Dad 1. JEFF OWCZARSKI — My only son: If you put truth above your own desires, listen to those who would advise you — then judge for yourself just what is right, find delight in simple pleasures, can staunchly stick by your convictions. live the life you believe in. and never give up trying, then you'll be not just happy and successful, but the worthwhile person we have believed you would be. 2. KATHY BRIMEY — Congratulations to our Pee Wee and Sweetie Pie, we are so lucky to have you for our daughter. Love, Mom fir Dad 3. KARIM GARWOOD — Karin, You have given us 18 delightful, rewarding years. Time has now come for you to get on with your life — time to give others — and we know you have so much to give! We will miss you. We will always love you. Love, Mom and Dad 4. KELLIE ABBOTT — We hope you achieve everything you hoped for: We Love You, Mom fir Dad’ 5. MISSY O'DELL — To one TERRIFIC PER-SOM, We are going to miss those bleacher seats — Your proudest fans. Mom and Dad 6. THOMAS WOODWARD — We are super proud of a super son. Love, Mom fir Dad 7. LYMM DOWMS — Lynn. You have always been a non conformist who has run her own race. Congratulations! You've come a long way! Love, Dad fir Mom 8. JIM DELISLE — Congratulations, Son! we wish you the best of luck in the future. Love, Mom fir Dad 9. LORMA HALL — Congratulations, Loma! Best of Luck and all our Love.' Mom fir Dad 10. DAVE LARKIM — Yah Yah — Lark Just like you said. Mo Problem.'' Congratulations! Mom and Dad 11. LAURA HOWSE — Congratulations. Best wishes that all you hope for, will come to be. We love you. Mom, Dad, Gram fir Lynne 12. VICKI GEYER — To Vickie fir Her Classmates: Dream the impossible dream — Then make it happen! Mom fir Dad Geyer 13. JEFF HASKIMS — Wishing you all the luck in the world. Sara. Chris fir Baby. Jeff: All my love and support and God Bless always. Love Your Sis Kelly Jeff: Follow your dreams. You have all of our support and confidence. Mom and Dad 14. LORI MEFF — Lori: Life brings parents many joys. You have been one of our joys. Love, Mom and Dad 222 Senior Patrons 1. ERIC MOPP — Eric, Congratulations!! The world is at your fingertips, continue to reach out for it. We couldn't be more proud of you. Love. Mom, Dad and Your Brothers 2. SHAUN MCCRACKEN — We knew from the beginning you would be special. Congratulations, Shaun! Love, Mom and Dad 3. CHUCK HUMPHREY — Chick, Cherish your memories, but look to the future — This is only the beginning. Happiness Success; Keep on Drummin All Our Love, Dad Mom 4. WANDA KILGORE — To Wanda. You ve come a long way Baby . We Love You, Love. Mom Dad 5. SCOTT HARVEY — Congratulations. Scott, we sure arc proud of you and want only the best for you in the future. We love you. Mom Dad Brent 6. DANA THATCHER — May your world be full of many little smiles! Mom, Bob and Kyle DANA: Congratulations Honey! We re proud of you. Love. Dad fir Kyle 7. KURT HARMS — Dippy Kurt Doug, Happy times to happy guys for a happy future!' Love. Dad 8. BOB BEAUDOIN — Bob — Heres to another day of school. Thanks for making my last year the Best! All My Love, Teres 9. KELLY MUSTONEN — Congratulations Kelly. very best of luck. Continue to pursue excellence in everything you do. Love. Mom Dad 10. TERESA ERIZZLE — Congratulations Kelly, very best of luck. Continue to pursue excellence in everything you do. Love. Mom Dad 11. AMY ZUBALIK — Amy: Be strong and stand up for what you believe in. Live each day as if it were your last, for then you will see the beauty God created. Congratulations from all the Zub's 12. PATRICK WALSH — Be with wise men and become a wise man. Patrick, good luck. Congratulations. Love. Mom, Wayne, Bill. Rich, Matt Julie 13. BOB HARRISON — We re so proud of you. Bob. Always aim high. Love, Mom. Dad. Monica and Eric 14. KIM REYNOLDS — Kim: You will always be a giant in our hearts: Love ya lots. Mom Dad KIM. I'm so very, very proud of you. All My Love, Grampa Art 15. HEIDI VINES — Heidi, Congratulations on a job well done. It's all down hill from here. Love, Dad, Mom, David, Mike CONGRATULATION CLASS OF 87 — YOUR YEARBOOK STAFF