Clifford H Smart Middle School - Odyssey Yearbook (Walled Lake, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1977 volume:

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' 1 , if I , - gm Z e iff 1 Lf E g 1 ,L2?ff!jwu Q ff - wif f 4 A ' NDDUHQI 1 Wfxfifwk Wd -nf in Q f??H4f,H?QQC5NZV99m3Qd JESSE 'I 8Q 3? vs 3 21 ' My w f if gi N-Q2 J KT 7 f QQ 'Die Q Q5 7? . 1 M XJ ' H F32 , Q N R 'QNX 5 'A !LA 1 ,-- h fx SE 7 UMM XL Ni 'N ,xfq X A,-v ,, ' C9 5 X jg Six, S6 g, ffhui, Num' D ' 3 'Y Y 425520 ' . . i VY N 'IAVT '4 R Q M I m S., , R .ff - -Q 44, N, ., fi , Sli G Q X ww R Es Q . 3 E 5 V Cosa! fue!-ly Nqpflewt T E you LQZH ,Vaci 1'-V lt ' 3 5 5 ii f Honorable Clifford H. Smart On January 14, 1905 a child was born that was destined to have an incalculable effect on his neighbors in the Walled Laked area and in the whole State of Michigan. I am writing about Nlr. Clifford H. Smart, of course. Mr. Smart spent much of his energies in the formative years of the Walled Lake school district giving direction and purpose to the education of this communities' young. Along the way during these years he formed many friendships that will never be forgotten. He worked at the task at hand, but always allotted time for his family and their needs. After he had accomplished what he wanted to in the area of local educational growth he moved on to the State Capitol to further utilize his talents in the House of Representatives. In recent years he was the Minority Leader of the House, an honor he richly deserved. This past December 28, 1977 lVlr. Smart died in Florida where he was residing after his retire- ment from the House of Representatives. He is gone, but there is really no way to meas- ure the good this one man has done for us who have been fortunate enoughlto have benefited from his presence. I believe three words best describe lVlr. Smart. Service Above Self Clifford H. Smart by Edward E. sisson Ta ble Qf CQn'f'el1fS 40831, Qyijoil f QQ? ll GX Q Y. 5 54298 J Mg, A Xggvy DSX NJX y Nils J AW WQQZZYL o 0 WM Humor High School M M WM MQWZMW QMW lnfroducfion I Class of 83 40 . aculfy and Sfaff 4 Sporfs 54 cfivifies 8 Music 72 Class of 82 I8 Achievemenfs 75 The Besf of C. H.S. 32 Closing 80 l I X l i l M ll Mm ll i Faculfy and Sfaff -.,w, 'QQ' -qfd x,,3'F s..Y -, Tx. 'fl 'S 'ii ' it fix iw i r.H. Your Odyssey is a pictorial review of your life at C. H. Smart. This Upper Left: Mr. Sisson, Principal. Upper Right: Mrs. Morin and book only points out some of the highlights of the past year, how- Mr. Gillum, Counselors. Lower Left: Mrs. Schimelfening, Mrs. ever the contents will, I am sure, help you recall many happy Stott, and Mrs. Emery, Secretaries. Lower Right: Mr. Couchman, moments of the past. Assistant Principal. l hope you will enjoy your Odyssey as much as l do. Edward E. Sisson, Principal il . ' . i , . , , l , ,' , , 4 ' H F, ,L fa. i'.. 1l:,'l ill ii ' lli :I gf nlnfw .- .,-an 'li' i .lv 'fW'1. i ' wily, - 4 7 . - - , F 'lf . , . l I 1 ' , 1 I. .Q ' . 'N Y ' A .: .yum Front Flow: Mr. Wencil, Mr. Humps. Back Row: Mrs. Palm, Mr. Weber, Mrs. Mehay, Mr. Button. if-5 Mr, Alkema Mrs, Binonleml Mrs. Calhoun Mrs. Allen Mr. Binoniemi Mr. Dean Mrs. Anderson Mr. Burnett Mrs. Decker Mr. Deegan Mr. Dix Mr. Dixon Mrs. Doerr Mrs. Folsom J Mr. Freeman Mrs. Hinds Mr. Holler Mrs. Kopp Mr. Kopp .f, fig- .V Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Fuller l ll . M 1. ' 1fs..flf?1l?'..r.r lil Mrs. Lott Mrs. Monroe Mrs. Kin Mr. Parsons Mr. Massoll Mr. Nicklaus Mrs. Oestman Mrs. Perrone Mr. McAuliffe Mr. Peterson F.: ' ' I I Q IL 4 ggi. gk , - 'ir 'Q A 5 E ' 1: .ll I 3 I H 1 Q54 -. 3 i f -f-. ri W Q . t ,' - -- ' al I ,ff ' 'Q P. I . T... i X. ff. i ,' x . ' v' . v up t g K j Mrs. Gothem, Mrs. Freebury, Mrs. Kobb, Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Kuzma, Mrs. Varnas, Mrs. Brouillette. T4 V . Tfrr?-1 1 1 ' ' 'gg -H J if 5 Lzf' i' ' 4 ' iv -15 if - I i Ll, ,,.i, . i iii il 'v Miss Pollock Mr. Segadi Mr. Slack Mr. Schulkins Mrs, Shelley Mrs. Smiih 'FW ,fx T , I . 'S Nw. WQNG' exch QB- R50 was ca- f -Y 1 Cakbeap? beg' Q, be.. , x Q new? o'Njji4ci-.QP wrob 'QM ' ob . .Vie ,Q- Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Wasserman Mr. Vandervelde Mr. Waterman Mr. VanHuII Mrs. Wilcox Miss Waltz Mrs. Warfield 7 we-0.3 U56 NNI Rolling Righf Along Wffh fhe PTA Marlette Abbott getting ready to roll. A -r hlpmlyl . 1 Sally and Donna ham it up, Leo Kresuk andthe Pinball Wizards. .ff-1 1 I rl ll I I ll The C.H.S. Rollers 4 ., 9' i Slow down Rob, its only a 50 m.p.h, zone! Rollerslcafing Draws Big Crowds af Monfhly Parfies Again this year, the P.T.A. sponsored roller skating at the Fiolladium. Hats off to the P.T.A. for another year of clean rolling fun. Elidarznfs iust passing by! . If .1 ' . Na ?' N e- X.. -not ZE1 Q F, ll 'i Xp. ff, - ., ff i ,p,Z:.L.- ,ii f . . um A . 44. V ' V .X 1 , ps' . ' 1 L. -mr '- ,, g' 4' i 1 i J, 1- F, .I ' Q? -re.-J e A V, -., .FM - I , . ' . Y ax' U ki rl :W A' K , - 57 Qi In 'T 'X ' A vg' 1 1 LIE n A ' J w il l 751 f-'HU - U ' ,-. 2'-' s -f gif t H ii y 4 at 2 Q . - ' .s A gn lf.-L fi, . ' Huw.:-XS'1A' ' -I, X-ix mi Students cruise into the snackbar to chow. Lef Me Enferfain You I e -Q I I . n 2' lun 'W -1--41 .- ' 1' , -1 A 1 . 'V I . Y YQ' , J, . I X A Devany Donigan and Paul lrnms say Rubber Ducky's the one. ,,.,-.1-- g,,i-1 Mr, Burnett gets in on Diane Montgomery's act. 1-si-1- gq -. a 7' V, J -mf g ' 4 A 3 1 u 0 QP4, . IT A new version of Star Wars starring Carol Kubani, Lori Bolonga, Tracey Rigg, and Sandy Kaufman. Leanne Rogers, Mary Nelson, and Melanie Con- nell Hula away. , Al .gi ll . 1 , .ii . . . , I T' . - LP 4 J in r, ' bgfg 1 xtiij ' Xb' ', ' X Kim Ross proves the Hills are Alive with her ballet routine. Talenf Show Affracfs Hundreds . ,g T . ...,..mmiasi1tu'wl i lfzu Kathy Lemaster plays Brian's Song. i l l l l l l l Benny and the Jets is one of John Lin- der's specialities. Rubber Ducky, the Hula girls, and the dance to Star Wars were some of the acts in the 5th annual Talent Show. This event turned out to be the biggest of successes, as over 200 people came to watch the performance. The students showed a lot of enthusiasm and thought of some original ideas. A big thanks to the students for great entertain- ment, and to Mrs. Kopp and Mr. Burnett for putting it on. Dance fhe Nighf Away '1 W 'y f.'. ,1..4M.JE11l5.1. 44331 f' J. yr But, you promised to dance with me, Henry. Phthhh! to you Karen. KXA1 I EA xx . W. 1 x 'i,'f Wi' MQ 2-.--if KX -f ' ' .wt- ..s',f, ! ,,.' -4 ' ,fiifff .eff 'wiaffadm -A9 Turning fhe Clocks Sure brings back memories. Bobby socks and leather jackets were just a part of 50's day here at C.H.S. A lot of students and some teachers dressed up. The dance after- wards was full of hopping and twisting fun. Watch our Paul, Regan is going to rumbie with ya! TH Back Twenfy Years . K'r m ' l , Bobby Socks and Leafher Jaclcefs - a real 50's dish, QQ, g so X.-K Q n ,, 1 '. -.QCA 0 nxgki , fe 0.0 - le i . 1' ee, s 1 K 'QQ X-., -f 01:60 sf ' f, JM 'X -- N is Q - ,I , 5-fav-F Q ig , ,V hhfaz if if - xx Q swf, 'r ' ' ,fz , - . - .Ns '- vi '-' erin are Y ,, Q -at - W Tlifijf sf Q t 'mf' 'J qi' C' A 5. ,G ,I b , 1 A U ' '. 'B . -,-N. 40 rg IA N , in-'iff ff, ,v i?jif':fE!,l-fhgj, .. . -' no D 'HTF f 1 , 3 , ' U 0 Q ' . '.,-'- ff A ' W ia :fin K ' 'F -' ,,sv2fJ-WJ? -af' A Not me, l'm not going up to the top! lt's along way down on your bottom side. ., i f .v 1 hy . l ' if if . - E I-. .f HF' , l i A uf, ff'-sl, M J ll 5 1 fi? iris: ,T ,L ' 53, '7. L . , t T' i ' '-'EQ-b Q. t 0 . ILS! Kelly Willis ready to give it a try. Cindy Flidenour gets a lift up the hill. It was another great winter, and here at Alpine Valley the skiers from C.H.S. couldn't agree more. This year the skiing activities were supervised by Mr. Holler and Nlr. Nlassoll. ln the future it is hoped that more students from Smart will take advantage of the fun at Alpine with the ski club. l l ' F vrj - Drama Apples, Mad Doctor Zing, .md Cinderella we-rv llwrw- ul llw plays ll'I.il thc' Cl-lSpl1lya-vsrwlwe-.1rssecl.xr1r1 Uli'Hl'l1ll'f1 on tours .al lhv rwlllhlmrlmq e'le'r1wnl.lry S4 hmmlx All lhrw' xhuws mum-clucw as lhvy we-rv, mul Vl'fVllUOKlH'VIPW51Tlllllllll' Llrwwtls Nr sf I' N X :gl .31 E . 1 -l bp- ,471 f Aw. 14'- '4 f :Q 44 V W--.ME F 1 Clags of '82 E8 WI' ,. .Q 'T ' .7534 . 51 if 4 -f fn, 1 1 , 1 'ff' T' l l Q Q all l I l. ' l . lf ' i H , ,, ,,, , . I I X . ow. ,J e,,'4',f A ' -24 W l ,it 'art ,-. . 'Q' I E- i i fl . Q: s M I, X I i ix. IM Xlx - , 'Wi i' ' .-'N X ' i i 3 , ' 'L x l S 'W - , J i My l ' - X ., ,f LX ' ..-A 1 1. X .. X X l 1 .4 V . T P, V gli ' , Q A w ' D A - Il' .1 'ix lk ii N if 4 's 'Q 5 A I aa 'Ind at , ' .X y y W H : M .X Aff ,A A V A. . ,T I W R W, 'f f all in N Ml .r l - et J I t W -Q., N S' 1 .ix N .G b L . 1 P' - A V Q , -,5 yn- , 9 ' Y V Front Row: Carey VanBuren, Ed Fejedelem, Frank Campbell. Back Row: Nancy Gelinas, Jim Ryan, Alan Middleton, Rob Farr. Mark Anthos. f i fif A Rl i Rl J ' ' y lf? f l' 52' ' i lU 'lf ' A l , 'NNQQ l 'A' W5 of f V , X I V K , , Y ll ,U 1 fx, 1.93: i V . ll ' Q i 0 yt .1 1' 7 5 I: as A lx . H A . l Vai Q-:A .Y It Al .4 1 Mike Whltlow can get a drink. rn 3' .'w 1' I' V l 09' ro, i -,i af my i L A V Q V Y' f Y ln 'V-A 5 ir m i- 5' Q , snr. f ' . 1 'AL f - g . I X1 l 3, .-W., 1 -V 459' I+ I 'F-. fm V, x li ' ' What can you do with a five minute break? Jim Adams John Adams Kathy Adams Tom Alderson Kim Allen Kelly Allen Leaane Allgaier Aaron Amos Kevin Anderson Monty Andrews Nancy Andrews Linda Angott Steve Antos Steve Applebee Scott Armstrong Sue Arterburn Mike Aughnbaugh James Babel Deanna Baker Robert Baker Martha Ball Kay Balmes Brenda Barefoot Cheryl Barrett Marie Barrett Don Barry Don Bartlett Kerry Bartok Ted Bates Allen Beeney Shawn Behnke Randy Bergquist The 5 Minufe Break O O 0- Scott Bertelson Paul Bessler Nancy Beyer Terry Blevins Stacy Bokar Traci Bokar Lori Bologna' Julie Bonenfant Matt Botsford Alan Boyd Ken Brand Leonard Brand Toni Brice Kevin Bricker Ed Brinker Jim Brown Matt Brown Belinda Bryant Darlene Bugaj Donna Bukoski James Burke Yvonne Bu rke Debbie Burkholder Donna Burnham Jim Butler Wendy Caldwell Jeff Calvert Scott Campbell Scott Cartwright A ' I l l l l V Z., vu Set 4-Nb h Mike Nluth talks with Kathy Narducci, Terri Groleau, and Dori Weber, especially Dori. J lf, Michele Colquitt Dianne Scheib and Evelyn McNab can take a load off their 1:,'1 E7 'X MNH - xlllgt Uv' sr Il When you think about it you can do a lot in 5 min- utes. Just don't try to do it all at one time. Julie Bonenfant tries to use the phone. ,. -I V1 'X r... .-A-if -z mf Ck 5-gk? , X- --:zttrvj ix ' N g Tj 1 lil? , if TL 'si' f 1 2 ...ef- .WET i A . lll , B Jul ,Sf K rf ' v ,' i I . new ' fi. 7 L2 , , N -' 2 5 ' J I ,T . lf' hw. J- . I' ,, , i f. 'l :V A af' l , T-fl . 4 ,-., l ,. . I fi. l 1 l af'- f, '7 Zeer! A at li xx 14' A .lf QS- cry' 4... FL! ll- Darlene Gardner gets her hair combed, maybe. Chris Challinor Leigh Chalmers Donald Chandler Mike Chapin Lori Christensen flrivg fl9,L.7L x-,,.,.-- Tony Cichon John Clancy Eddie Clasman Todd Cober Laura Code John Codere Larry Cohorst Michelle Cole Glenn Colen Pat Combs Deborah Conger Melanie Connell Jim Cooper Teresa Cork Tina Cota Kelly Cotharin Carlton Cott Tad Couch Robert Cox Mike Craig Pam Craw Mark Crawford Mike Crawford Kelly Cross Kids Can'f Live by Bread Alone. J do Cathy Crowder Tim Cudnohufsy Donna Cullen Carol Dahl Sheila Dailey Alan Dargis Steve Dashevich Bonnie Davis Lisa Davis Rhonda Davison Vickie Delongchamp Anne Depiula Diana Diachenko Kris Dimsa Ken Dobrik Mary Donald Lisa Donelow Devany Donigan Tim Dorsky Tom Dorsky Mike Doublet Dianne Bodwning Kelly Downs Alice Drewno Debbie Dugall Mark Durnen Sherry Dykes Lynn Eakin Karyn Eddins Shelyn Edmonds Shari Edson 22 l V, 1' , ,, , ,.. 1 ' ,V T V,-1, rl, 4 , x I , ,-.sm 32? :Wg , ' 'mi ' '- :Vlad l ' A 3 i i ,, +-my 'i x ii 5' I ' if ' A . 1 1 Q..- 1 V ' ' .-ff 'YW , f X F y J E, I ' -or Q I -,ix i ak 1 Z' ii . ' 'J l . - -e..1 i l ii' .pi 41 -11 Penny Miesel gives it a shove. Along with everything else, Mr. Coucsman found time to come up with some ideas of how to improve the lunch periods with some enjoyable and rewarding activities to help us through those long cold winter months. Paul Eichler Imants Ejups Joe Ellis Kevin Elsholz Scott Engle Lisa English Keith Erdman Bill Faff Mark, Farren John Fenech Mary Figiel Greg Fitzgerald Andy Freyburgher Bill Fuller Dan Gagnon Lisa Gajewski Mary Gallagher Pam Gapp Darlene Gardner Karen Gaul Marty Gauthier Elaine Gedion Pam Geiermann Sharon Geisler Mark Gibbins Don Gibbs Bill Gies Meg Giuffrida Darrell Gleason Joe Gledhill Jackie Gnotek Jim Gnotek -5 ' 23 Carol Goble Clark Goforth Diane Goldberg Mike Gomez Todd Grames Steve Grant Sally Greenberg Rhonda Greig Terri Groleau Steve Gross Laurie Gustafson Bev Guthrie Dyane Haddock Linda Hall Teresa Hall Tim Hall Alan Ham Fred Hamilton Tom Hammer John Hammond Eric Hansen Kathy Hansen Tracey Harbert Paul Harri Kathi Harris Al N? l 'I' 41: T13 -uf,X- is AU' ,.,. , -r:-P I y 3 3' vu -4,1 P ,lf 1 NL i Yearboolrl . 5 , if in ,hiya A I X A 'iff P ff 'lf it T.- V gy, ,,!, -gy I V V Vial? r. 124. 13.2. , N at - Q' Yearbook ll F 3 1, CJK' r M' 1,1 P l I K I ' - ' X 47 l ,i ' 12 A l N Y Pam Craw types Odyssey copy. l Vx l . i - i 'H . A fm 4, 'fi i v-af - -1-ff 1? : - -'g '- N U QF' ' r 'Y X nl AX J '1.' ' ll if 1 '1 T wt J f Y H t i ,,,.f if 1 4 l Q , ,. . Q- gf , ,-.- . .tk 'Ev ., if . I ' l 5-,.. 4 ' ST' mst 5' i yi . .J J N : K+.: pi? 1 .Y l A Cgzgy Kott develops film. Wy NI- 4 ii' ... . -. iz' , ' lk .QL 'f' -, .k ik ,xii i 1 l. EN -. Thanks to the special help of the Student Council, the Odyssey staff put together a book that we are proud to bring to you. This book represents a lot of hard work both in time and energy spent making it. But to continually try to make improvements and at the same time keep the price reasonable is difficult. This is where the Student Council helped out: making funds available so that the cost of the Odyssey can stay low enough for everyone to enjoy. Pat Hatfield Teresa Hawkins Noreen Hawks Laird Henderson Linda Henderson Jerry Henri Jenny Herning Donna Hester Heidi Heuser Chris Hill Danelle Hill Debbie Hill Michelle Hill Nathalie Hill Robert Hittinger Michelle Hohner Michelle Holmes Jannette Horgas Anne Houck Jill Howe Shannon Hruska Flay Hunert Roy Hunert Steven Hunt Tracy Hutton Susan lgnash Jane Jackman Tom Jeckewicz Anne Jenkins Vickie Jewell Scott Johnson Mike Johnston Shawn Johnstone Ka ren Jones Donna Jordan Alison Joyce Shannon Junglas Henry Kaczmarek Sandy Kaufman Linda Kawa Lynn Kelly Debbie Kennedy Matt Kern Liz Kerver Kevin Kessler Bill Kitchen Bonnie Knight Jeff Kochan Gary Kott Terry Kott Kurt Kottke Scott Kowalske Larry Krass Don Krueger Mary Krug Carol Kubani Bill Kumm Kathy Kurtz Lori Laansma Dick Lafontaine Ted Lambiris Ann Landino Kim Lange Shelly Lange Wendy Lapoint 14? sexi' . . . and the Buyers Eric Tracy enjoys a Spectra. I This years journalism classes typewriters were really humming as they hunted and peeked their way through all the newsy sto- ries and gossip they could find. Mr. Dix felt the higher interest in the Spectra which resulted in record sales was attributed to the better quality that the classes put into paper. Kathy Laundra Mark Lavalle Toni Leist Dawn Leitch Brian Lewis Bryan Lewis John Linder Rob Long Deneen Longboat Michelle Lovro Tom Lowell Karen Luckado Amy Lumetta Lena Luthe Wendy MacDermaid Traci Maki Carol Malloy Brenda Manie John Manie Shari Marcotte Anne Mark John Marker Brian Marsh Mike Marszalec Patsy Matheson Mike McCallum Darlene McCarthy Debbie McClellan Todd McGeachy Bill McKeever Scott McKenzie Marc McLaughlin Pamela McLean James McLeod Evelyn McNab Doug Mecham 27 Noelle Meiners Lisa Metevia Randy Michaels Dennis Mickel Kevin Miks Dawn Miller Beth Miller Steve Minnebo Annie Morse Shawn Morse Carol Mourad Tracy Muller Patty Murphy Mike Muth Karen Myers Kathy Narducci Trisha Nawrot Mary Nelson Emalee Newbound Tom Nicklin Tony Norton Molly Odetle Steve Osstyn Randy Paddock Karen Palermo Nancy Paluszczak Randy Paradise Flich Parham Pam Parker Lisa Pawlaczyk Sheri Pawley Brad Payne Sfudenf Council l V ,,. . 4.1. A viz . Wil V' 15- W M cqgz .4 A l ' 1- M .fn .fi ' ,- '-, ff, i 16 N Q I Q, ' r d' 'F E44 W . ' 1 ,D aj, v- I T E . ., ...f Q ,W lt is 'O ' , ll, il ,.: T if 1-,S ' .P 1- , 1 -L 'ii' Vhfyi ' A , f- V f I , V A ' Trisha Nawrot gives her food to Mr. Schulkins for the annual ' X 7 X can drive. 'a' ' 1 , l i- , ii-mf- ii 'll .. Ri' ,' 'l.i,i,i-'Wh 1 .'Qw,,., l I ,Y i 1' l ly i F, T., T ,y fe, ' iw T:-si ' l -f . ,, I--L 'ir --::.' ' - iif: ' ' A T R XX A F 5 .Y ,:. .t WI. '9:,,T ' 1:7 , , .,., jqgrv .A '-v- A tl L - 5- , . .Aff Lg ,A ml, -' -E r ia V, . . 1 , '- li lil 'W 3 V ' ,mf P A '. ' A 1 5 ' 'u7 r , I K 4 4. ll ii -v :' l x -K rn..-nk 4 1 , 54. 94-,, H, . Execufive Board Left to Right: Deneen Longboat, Shari Edson, Dan Stakoe, John Linder, Devany Donigan, and Trisha Nawrot. Q -'fa i l in 'fin If , 'z' . x'fsi13T:1 - 'W -.X in I i, -.,':.. V' W Li-i -. A ' i .1 ' l il -' - f ll!-nr! .- -. ., V 1 Q- 1 if f ca l . i we Janine Payne , Andy Phelps Mark Piagentini Darryl Pigeon Chris Potchynok Kara Powers John Pulley cl, ' i fx It i Af ' Bob Pytel r M 7- T Shawn Rafferty Lori Raiger I I 1551, 5 Sharon Raison J J 4 .1 l qt? Eff T it e,. . V A . A EJ . V f , 'f 'V' I ' P' gl. ' -are-I , l Larry Ramsden , V - ' i ' fm 'T -:A M, ,, if , t - Dennis Rederstorf 1- ,. 'H D Ni' dank V I' ' A b l' Q-5 lx ' Kim Redmond . -5 ' gg ,i .. .ii ' ll X ' I 1 l JJ L ! A very big and abrupt change took place in this year's Student Council, transforming itself into a new role of dignity and honor. The Council finally became what Mr. Schulkins, their tireless advisor, had always hoped it would become, a service organization. This means simply that not only did they set up the usual social activities like the dances, but they began actively involved in helping other groups in need fulfill their dreams. This yearbook could not have been enlarged or improved upon without the generous contribution made by the Student Council. The Council also helped the cheerleading squads earn money for one of their projects. Another group that received help was the Alternative House, a drug abuse center that used Student Council earned money to help young people get educated and counseled about themselves and drug use. Then there are the annual events sponsored by the Council: the Can Drive, food for people in need, and the Music Scholarship Fund that sends deserving students to music camp. So as you can see the CHS Student Council has come a long way from dances and bake sales to that of real community service. We at Smart are proud of our rep- resentatives who have found as much satisfaction in serving others as themselves. Clifford H. Smart' Sfudem' Council 1 l . A , i X 1 . . f T li ' l ,. 1, ' .. y Q:-ry , YQ'-4 -Q , . ,Y L25 no ' ,V V , it , 'i' , N T. ' Ii., av ' ., 12 46 3 4-.a -' ' I . ,I l iv Q' ara it : v 1 3: Q I, . 1 yi - . A . -fl ' V T . fl .J 'NW Amy Rembisz Larae Rice Rich Richardson Cyndy Ridenour Tracy Rigg Tina Riley Margot Robb iii' Tammy Roberts Michelle Robinson Tim Robinson Greg Robison Lee Ann Rogers Kathy Rosemary Cathy Rosenberg .uve H ,J - Polly Ross Mary Rubenacker T Sharmaine Rubritius Rachel Rupp ,. Roy Russell Eric Ryan l i i li 1 -V di W I i- V I ga h i T Rick Russell ,t , K I L . . Y V W - I ,. ,-Y ,S , ' ,J Jail 'L N . .fl ,- 4 29 Penny Sage Anne Sara MaryJo Sara Andrea Scarnegie Rodney Schatz Bill Scheib Dianne Scheib Tyler Schlarb Betty Schoening Mike Schuster Bob Seaman Sheryl Searight Wayne Sedlak Jessica See Jeff Senior Jeff Sewell Kathy Shaffer Dawn Shaw Bob Shimmin Tammy Shubert Sharon Shulick Cathy Simpson Steve Singleton Ron Slack Bruce Slais Jo Smart Julie Smith Kelly Smith Tiffani Smith Todd Smith Brian Smithson Mike Snell Mike Snook Frank Sofia Cindi Sova Terry Sova Matt Speese Kathy Spehar Brad Speidel Dan Stakoe Ann Stapula Stephani Starick Liam Starrs Tonya Stevens Lisa Stevenson Dan Stockwell Chris Stone Debbie Stone it !'1L.o! l L- TI' LA w- IL ' E' 1 if ' 1. Q' W l l I ez S . Y' W' f i :M imqj ' l I-v ,J ' if 'Q' .4 in-1 . xii iQQg QiW ! 1' l ' '-CD' l ii' ,X -af , - ,mi x Civil War Musical ai' fhe Fisher MDTORS J lWTWW7W WWW Over sixty students, parents, and faculty members enjoyed the award winning musical Shenandoah at the Fisher Theatre. Again Mr. Schulkins, master of the fine arts, deserves the credit for a very fine and memorable afternoon. J f Donna Stone Justine Stone David Stoyk Georgina Strang Kevin Strine Lisa Stringfield Craig Suchner Julie Sulinski Steve Sundberg Howard Swain Lynn Taylor Jerry Tester Don Thibert Jeff Thompson Jody Tilliard Kristie Townsend Diana Treaster Rob Trent Lisa Trout Brian Troyan Frank Trujillo Cindy Turnbull Lisa Turner Thomas Tusan Sue VanderElzen Bill VanLuven Mike Vatter Mike Vermilya John Vernon Nancy Vosburg Ward Watson Beth Weatherly Donna Weber Dori Weber Larry Weber Tim Weisbrod Lynn Welfare Bud Wescott Ruth Westlake Brenda Whayne Tami White Allison Whitley Mike Whitlow Phyllis Wilkins Jeanne Willacker Alan Williams Elaine Williams Jeff Williams Rich Williams 'Nendy Williams Kelly Willis Lori Wimbrow Denise Wing Kathy Winneur Bill Wittkopp Jeff Woelkers Dan Wohletz Hank Wolf Jim Woods Barb Wunsche Kim York Scott Younggren Richard Zachmann 31 The Besf of C.H.S. Friendliesf I lla f , 'TMJ .f 3 QL, ' ' 'N n Lisa Trout, Bill Kumm, Maria Bologna, Craig Kimmel Besf Looking 'iff t Sq 4 j 4' 552 la a l Dan Gilbert, Ann Landino, Patti Mahoney, Bill Kumm 3 Besf Personailify f'lf-ffl :R J Sandy Fitzgerald, Craig Kimmel, Melanie Connell, Mike Vatter Besf Dressed 5 I ' i . fl -- ,.?'1', , , ny.-f'.-Ayr ,gin l!u!7rEn11l'.? ,'J :ANL V - Patti Mahoney, Dan Kumm K N l Tracey Rigg, Jamie Burke Xu-V 4q?MIL,-'lib Dave Rhoton, Patti Lefebvre Karen Jones, Jeff Williams Fa vorife Teachers i li --l -1-i 1-1 - i tl sl i . ' x ff A 1 , , I . N., 'nu ii..-f If .ui Laurie Kruse, Bob Fox, Lori Bologna, Rick La Fontaine Mosf Arfisfic Mosf Musical Helen Dietrich, Matt Stakoe, Steve Osstyn, Kathy Spehar ii M Besf Dancers Bob Boudreau, Marlene Morris Imants Eiups, Cindi Sova S rd' f j , , : Y ' f -x 1' p-.,, ,f . a :LJ 52' Q Maria Bologna, Timg5Ginster I ,Wg i K -ll o o o Mosf AH1le'I'ic Lamb, Tony Norton, Raul Imms, A Z. - Aafnfl -:.,es'.n1,,f .-. .1.wf:1zf11z,,, ,.,-,1A-K P reff lesf yes Dan Gi Ibeft arol K refflesf Andrea Meen ahan ubam is Hair MM 4 Jamie Burke, Sa ndy Fitzgeralq Ke vin Lem on, Arm La x ndino Rick LaFontaine 'OA 'fl Besf All Around WJ H 4 J 552: J' K, . WM' 'Km TA ,A 'NRL 'A .1 flup an uf? X IA! if 4 aw, X X31 .Y wi J -I Class of '83 :f f . i I i ' 4 The athletes of Walled Lake are out to get us. ig 'l 32, 2 Q 'A fv- ir r +4-ff' lf H J' fa sz .Qi 7 ,JV i .l W 'l '::f'17 ' Byji 'nh .. ,R Mi, I . 25 'A' 5 iff' is- A ,e li B exif A A - it N' .4 -rw l -I K, l Y 5. 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V - Mr. Sisson taking a coffee break at a nature field trip. l ,...l ii Sharon Coste Jeanie Cox Jim Cox Mike Cox Brian Cullen Jim Cummings Marty Cummings Floyd Curtis Will Cwikiel Jody Darling Monte Davis Todd DeFiosia Ruth Devers Barb Dewhirst Helen Dietrich Alicia Dixon Lori Dixon Trish Donald Kevin Donigan Douglas Down Paula Downing John Drouillard Joe Dugall Joe Durand Allison Duranko Dean Durham Brian Duskey Debbie Dymon Julie Edmonds Darren Eisenhardt Peggy Eisenhardt Sue Elefterio Abbey Ellis Kim Ellis Keith Eversole Kelly Faff Tracy Falkenberg Tania Felix Greg Finlay Sandy Fitzgerald John Fitzpatrick Sue Flagg Wayne Flattley Janet Ford Robert Fox Ty Fox Kirk Franklin Catherine Franz Richard Freeland Karen Frey Frank Frontiera Eddie Fultz Rich Gaeth Margaret Gallagher David Garland Rodger Garner Karen Gedda Bruce Giddings Kelly Giers Dan Gilbert Susan Gillay Jesse Gilley Tim Ginster Dave Gipson Tad Gleason Kathy Glennie Regan Goins Trudy Goralczyk Carol Graham Shree Grantham Mary Anne Gregart Nancy Gruber Bob Haack Frank Hadash Randy Hagle Glen Hall Micky Halliday Ken Halterman James Hampton Dawn Harris Randy Harrison Tammy Harrison Suzy Hart Kevin Haskin Jeff Hauser Robert Haworth Steve Hayden Michelle Heaslip Jackie Heliker Laurie Herman Kevin Herrera Susan Hice Heather Hicks Ken Hill John Holland Tim Holvay Mickey Horner Bill Hornett Donna Howard Diane Howland Scott Hoye 45 Sharman Hruska Holly Hutton Bill Huttula Trisha lhrke Paul lmms Dan James Gwen Jaworski Heather Jenifer Glenn Jewell Billy Johnson Brenda Johnson Tim Johnson Tim Johnson Brad Jones Greg Kamenoff Kim Karpinski Tom Kaufman Kevin Kelley Michelle Kendra Laurie Kern Chad Kessler Leanne Kiffner Tom Killewald Marlin Kilmer Craig Kimmel Melanie King Kim Kinjorski Rebecca Kitchen Kelly Kniffen Steve Kniffen Sevenfh Graders Gef in Shape. 37'I'x T T f-T'fT ' ' ' ' i 1 . 'f N n, .. ,L,,,-, .,.,1T,,. ,, ,, L , 5: 1' .. N , '- -E ' 3 gi., .ji iliilif X ' 751 ' X - 1 Ei-X: .. r :,, Y, X .2 X 1 Vigyiii 5 1 x si Q ' lla i ' iv.:f'p,a F V I- ron. . -vm' . -0 K x ff ,f lf' 4 J is, a. 411-ull , Maura McBride and Kathy Lemaster shape up. 1, .4 I ug, ng, usd, -- iz,,ui,. STRETCH. . .KATHY. . ,STRETCH . 4 i Ml Karen Knight Richard Koffel Craig Korpak Joe Kovach Jay Krawiec Leo Kresuk Monica Krogman Lori Kruse Dan Kumm Beth Kurtz Doug Lafond Caryn Lamb Jon Landry Amy Lawrence Kim Leach Patti Lefebvre Chris Legnosky Kathy Lemaster Kevin Lemon David Lendzion Mike Lennox Carcy Lewis Susan Lindstrom Candy Litzau Jody Lonesky Susan Lonsberry Vicki Lovro Dan Lumsden Jerry MacCormick Dan MacLean Patti Mahoney Chip Main Lori Malek Steve Malloy Lori Manzer Ann Marchant Steve Mariuz James Marsh Leah Marsh Scott Marsh Dave Marszalec Patti Marttila Maura McBride Deann McCardle Ken McCormick Jason McDoIe Mike McDonald Alex McGee Bonnie McGovern Emily McKee-ver Mike McLean Andrea Meenahan John Mekis Pat Messel ,L In if 'I 1 W Jody Lonesky pours carefully. Q-11' if .L ' i 1, ,Hi U y -if 5 il ti' T-t iii Y 'al , Xi ,ru I J . -ai ,tw i-,img -' ' 4 --.' ,:: M ., it ii, ' --l K A Wllll if U' i -pi ': -' l 5'ii 1 ' ' X -. 'xg :Lv lt nl nf T l , '. 'J r xv-v .J ,ip - A., Mike Bodenmiller and Ron Nelson study for a test. 'X Phil Metevia Penny Miesel ' David Millitello Carl Milwee Mark Milwee Diane Montgomery Craig Moore John Moore Ann Moorhead Marlene Morris Tisha Morris Rob Morrison Martin Mosher Mike Mosher Kevin Nuns ,Amy Murphy Mike Murphy Chris Murray Michelle Narita George Natsis Ron Nelson Sharon Newcomb Pat Newman Cheryl Nishel Todd Obert Dan O'ConnelI Kristin Olin Lisa Oryszczak 49 Michelle Osidacz David Ostrander Robert Parent Brian Parsons Tony Perkins Ann Pickard Jeff Pieprzyk Lorri Pitts Jeff Plaxton Chris Pohutsky Cindy Poling Becky Poole Randy Potchynok Mark Potter Bret Pruden Tracy Ray Marilyn Reading James Reas Tom Reibitz Michelle Renaud Tammy Render David Rhoton Debbie Riberdy Marybeth Roach John Roberts Chucky Robertson P at Bandaid Sticks Where H s l Suppose fo. ' f . A i Carl Milwee learns totiea sling. X as l v P X fe-it '.' il in Y 'N A I 'rr 'E' X ' -..s .4 WL Smaaclr! While most of the mini classes are fun, first aid is not only fun, but you can also learn how to help someone or even save a life. Mini class teachers deserve a lot of thanks for sharing their life saving know how. Special thanks go out to Mr. Bump Wescott for helping instruct other teachers in first aid. Phil Robinson Janice Roemer Kim Ross Becky Rothley Brian Russell Doug Sage Ted Salmeto Michelle Salminen Ringo Santiago Larry Sapelak David Sasser Gary Sasser Denise Schaffer Brian Schmitt Paul Schweier Sean Scott Lisa Sedlak John Seifert Monika Senical Bill Shaffer Cathy Shelton Susan Shepherd Gary Sievewright Dave Simmons David Slicker Darlene Smieleski Dan Smith Marvin Smith Pat Smolen Karen Snook Kevin Snook Lisa Stacey Matt Stakoe Kathryn Stangis Brian Sta rrs John Stearns Joe Stepek Dawn Stephens 51 B 52 Scott Stevens Toby Stewart John Stoddard Kelly Stone Steve Story John Struthers Shelley Studaker Billy Sturm Bryan Summerhill Debbie Swails Daphne Swain Eric Swiatowy Bill Taylor Dean Terpstra Steve Thibert Richard Thibideau Dave Thompson John Thompson Steve Tolonen Neal Tonemacher Eric Tracy Jim Traxler Tammy Tsurui Robert Turner Pat VanGordon Tom Vatter John Walker Chip Ward Becky Warfield Albert Warren elinda Wedgeworth Chess or Checkers Anyone 7 W, AN I W ll , P i i I ' . l ,W-.8 V...t, - fr D ' of Q , we f Z, I N fu xl l l l . 4s ' -6172, it - err W T ll .X I Q' 4' Y' rt .e 'I , fx N7 U, ' wg I . , 4, Q Jay Wilburn moves with caution. 1 VTTYW' . -. T T' l , l, l . il - , H., T 5, I L, ,j rv l X 5 l ' 1 T. l T. x it IW 1 iii U :X l ll it A l ll ' ' 'Aa X K X: n a Monte Davis waits his turn. 1, :kit L of H at haf -ns. 'md' 'Ll an-v asia The Games People Play I 8. 'l 'IW Q 13: . Ms. ' 'inf n aux? A ,- f bf' ,XXXY l- ,lkg f ' it ,ws 5 -. J A L .1 - '91 l Bill Sturm and Dan James seem to have a stalemate John Moore makes his move. V l l as r 5' , at ll l -J x , ' L 'll IV' l I Q 5 was V fr 'V K X, V L Y, A-,f M ,fi Q- A- . Q.. I ill i X ll, it N ' 1' 1 .J ,ll- xx l,, l,' , , ., . JE X I Jizz- X My I II Agv wljl ,V i Il ii N537 . Y , N .im ,xg X ill, V l X i ,, ii -- f X A YY A .i F i' g l .,, rf jr lk . ,gs Q. M il .-f M .ry l if i t 'f' l. t 'l Y I Lv-if , ll H. 5 . ' ,. ' 4 Q ,r ' 1, V2 l ,Liz U W TLQQEFS' 5 'J ' lv x J I l y l '21 Nl V! -f ll Front Row: Jay Miller, Julie Alderson, Flay Kutey. Back Row: Jim Shubert, Dale Swett, Pat Gilbert, John Floberts. Jackie Wertman Robert Wescott Billiann White Steve White Terri Whitney Jay Wilburn Carl Wildeman James Willacker Dana williams Wendy Williams John Wing Mark Winkelbauer Peter Wojcicki Elaine Wolf Annette Worden Steve Wunsche Ted Young Val Young Dave Zarnick Deena Zayed John Zienert Jr. Trojans Go Undefeafed The seventh grade football team compiled an outstanding record in 1977, A very talented group, these responsible boys combined hard work and fun in a manner which commanded the respect of all who saw them play. Their record of six wins and no losses speaks for itself. Both Mr. Peterson and Mr. Burnett consider this year's team one of the finest they have ever seen any- where. The ability, effort, and sportsmanship of this seventh grade football team will serve as a standard by which other groups will be compared for years to come. Coach Peterson Dan Gilbert hands to Paul lmms. Trojans warm up before a game. T 'H'-Tariq'-wiv er.- f -, sr. 15 5'-M TQ!- N' if - . I , g - ,, -sh 11.45 'ls fl .I is - 3 R' 1 . ' A ' ,Ir ,vA!9f.. The Brighton bench witnesses the tough Trojan defense. if Troians take a halftime break. !-I . ,,,, M f .asv-11 ' -Sli' 'w-4, i. 1. , ' V M n ' 0 -24... ' HQ-of p ni 2 'I '5'3iQe-'org U ':.' if ' 1 . . XR' X ' 1- ', - .-- ss 61,51-5..,i Box Score C.H.S. OPPONENT 28 White Lake 6 22 Brighton 0 12 Highland 6 22 Muir 6 18 Walled Lake O 12 Walled Lake 0 6 wins O losses Tim Ginster goes in for six. STU First Row, Left to Right: Dave Zarnick, Greg Finley, Marlin Kilmer, John Andrews, John Holland, Dave Millitello, Steve Tolonen, Jerry Mac- cormick, Steve Wunsche. Second Row: Kevin Kelly, Jason McDole, Tom Vatter, Dan Lumsden, Steve Burnham, Dan Bourdeau, Marty Cummings, Bob Wescott, Dale Swett. Third Row: Tim Ginster, Paul lmms, Steve Thibert, Bob Fox, Kevin Lemon, Brian Duskey, Gary Sievewright, Craig Kimmel, Ron Nelson, Monte Davis. Fourth Row: Manager, Kevin Bricker, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Peterson, Manager, Mike Vatter. Missing: Aldo Buttazzoni, Kevin Donigan, Ty Fox, Bruce Giddings, Dan Gilbert, Jim Marsh, Chuckie Robertson, Mark Milwee. r- 5 . Q . L .1 T 6, . ve .CQ Q? ' , QQ' ' , 1' i Hg Q E 1 fi, All r il . 71,53 -ED .,. .. 2 L 1 'Q iiaglg 'Q H 1 ' ' ' ' ri ,AJ . nb ,ts ,I B q 2 I ty if . c . 49. gig, lf , ' L f it . fi 9, ,.: 9 i if . J .- J X. L it it trifle Q' 74519 L it ' , 'L f t A'Y'A . , , .f . ' 4 Front Row, Left to Right: John Hammond, Jim Butler, Flob Pytel, Jamie Burke, Steve Singleton, Mark Farren, Scott Cartwright, Bill Kumm, Rich Williams, Larry Cohorst, Shawn Behnke. Second Row: John Zalac, Tracy Harbert, Bud Wescott, Gary Kott, Mike Snell, Joe Ellis, John Adams, Rob Trent. Third Row: Ted Lambiris, Ron Slack, Ray Hunert, Steve Osstyn, Tony Norton, John Codere, Rich Richard- son, Mike Gomez, Jeff Sewell, Scott Kowalske. Top Row: Mr. Dean, Mr. Kopp, Larry Krass, Bill Wittkopp, Jeff Williams, Tom Lowell, Chris Challinor, Don Gibbs, Dennis Mickel, Dan Stockwell. E , Qi 4 T Jamie Burke assists in the tackle. Trojans swarm in for a tackle. Tough: A Trojan Tradition The 8th grade football team had a fine season. The young men gave 100fXn effort and worked very hard. The offense moved smoothly and rolled over many opponents. The defense was tough and hit very hard. But the heart of this year's team was team spirit. Every member of our team hustled and worked together. The team work was outstanding! Mr, Dean and Mr. Kopp would like to thank every Troian player for working so hard this sea- son. In our eyes these young men and their dedication truly make C. H. Smart No. 1! The Muir offense is forced to punt. l n Muir is stopped short by quick Trojan defense. Tl1af's fhe Way fhe Ball Bounces 7'l'h Grade Trofaneffes ... , . -.. .Lug N N Caryn Lamb puts up a free-shot. -ff? C 91 Jil 4-h- f ' :VV D Kris Olin takes aim and fires a shot home. fv- ' 1 1 I mu- A mad scramble for the ball. Judging from the reactions of the players you'd never know that this team was down about their winfloss record. These girls came together to learn something about basketball and team play and that's just what they did. Under the supervision of Miss Hagman the girls learned self discipline and some game skills that they will refine in time. But the girls also learned that just getting involved and belonging can be a lot of fun. Having a good time and feeling good about yourself is really what a game Box Score CHS 10 13 16 11 2 3 WLJH Novi Muir White Lk. Mason Highland WLJH Novi White Lk. Muir Oppon ent 36 28 25 32 43 14 flat Tammy Tsuri hustles down the court through a maze of defenders. is allabout. ... i 1.- ' if Pl fi f-...W i , , 4, 'is-. Troians Get That Jump Ball. Front Row, Left to Flight: Sue Hice, Tracy Falkenberg, Diane Montgomery, Kathy LeMaster, Karen Snook, Kris Olin, Holly Hutton. Second Row: Margaret Gallagher, Tammy Tsuri, Bonnie McGovern, Nancy Gruber, Sue Flagg. Top Row: Ms. Hagman, Allison Duranko, Kim Kinjorski, Caryn Lang, Kelly Faff, Lisa Stacey, Tina Bolchot, manager. Y i.. 8+h Gra de Trofanehies CHS Opponent WLJH Novi Muir Mason Highland WLJH Novi White Lk. Muir Box Score 17 33 31 ' 9 12 ' 26 24 White Lk. 25 22 34 20 ' 50 18 20 20 ' 21 18 16 24 28 Joi ,M - A ,M W- ' ,.-li-HVHQW Kerry Bartok out jumps her opponent. Front Row, Left to Right: Lori Flaiger - co-captain, Barb Wunsche, Wendy LaPoint, Karen Jones, Donna Weber - co-captain. Second Row: Noreen Hawks, Kelly Downs, Penny Sage, Deneen Longboat. Third Row: Sue Thomas - Coach, Lisa English, Kerry Bartok, Shelynn Edmonds, Amy Flembisz, Cindy Turnbull, Nancy Vosburg - co-man- ager. Not Pictured: Mary Gallagher - co-manager. Trojanettes take a timeout to rest and confer with coach Thomas. Although the Trojanettes managed only two wins this season, many of the games were very close. They could have had a 50.50 record just as easily as not. The team did not lose heart however and played always with the tradition of good sportsmanship. 1. , Ho. , 'D 'U Q '7 af! ' A P T ax' .IV ff, ' fi' ., my , .1 -1, ! Q ' : I S ii l 4 X Jr. B. Ballers Bring Excifemenf Back fo fhe Courf 2 at ,. , 9 'I . z ,.-- , TQ? pin, N 0 f 'A -, Y - . V. , i 20 L r - Front Row: Jay Muller, Dave Marszalec, Joe Dugall, Leo Kresuk, Kevln Beers. Second Row: Pat Messel, Chad Kessler, Tum Gunster, Joe Stepek, Monte Davis, Scott Balley. Third Row: Brlan Cul len, manager, Tom Kaulman, Dean Terpslra, Mr. Vanl-lull, Mlke McLean, Steve Thlbert, Brlan Starrs, Paul lmrns. CHS Opponent Nov: Orchard Lake Abbott Wallcd Lake Hlghlind Mason Orchard Lake Muir Whale Lake Walled Lake Whute Lake 3 wunsg 9 losses Box Score 29 27 28 25 31 20 28 1 40 31 Mulr 35 T8 C 36 21 33 26 29 25 27 37 42 21 40 28 36 Lower Left: Pat Messe! lets go hrs hugh arch free shot. Right: All eyes study the second half strategy. Lower Right: Tum Glnster puts up a jumper from outslde the key. O-nm.- l V . l , . I . I I an . Wm or lose- thus team was fun to watch. They lacked the shootlng ablllty ol a more experwnr ed team, but they showed a good understandlng ol the fun damentals nl the gameg ball handlnng, passtng, and good court posltuonung. And wuth thts they won games and they lost games. But more tntportant than the llnal score was the fact that theur game was tung lun to play and lun to watch They moved' the hall well and last enough to keep the hall from hetng ttvd up ln lumpballs. Passes were dellberate and well placed, and the General pace of the game was very last. Mr. Vanl-lull lelt that thus may have heen the ltnest team he has coached at Smart. ,T l ,I r. I ' ' L ga. .fn . 1 IA.. .- Pl r -rw . eil 5 'g, ,f,m may 6'--H t .aa V+ ' ,...---- ia- -- op Left: Paul lmms hu-inks away wnth a 2-.full ltrtcltfrlmrtti layup -.A ..,... and Brlan Sl3Fl'S tDOSIIlOf'l lntms put lt up while VY .1 rt-lmountl Lower: Mf'5Si?l'SfJl1ISIC1f' pu ls and Dean Tr'rpstv'a -1qLlIr'k cut throws the Eagles off balance, 63 Box Score CHS Opponent 34 Novi 38 22 Orchard Lake 28 35 Abbott 36 43 White Lake 24 23 Muir 38 Highland Mason Orchard Lake Muir Walled Lake walled Lake White Lake 4 wins 8 losses Jeff Sewell goes for it all. Mike Snell warms up before the game. Mr. Binoniemi goes over last minute changes with John Codere and Aaron Amos. ' l l 4 l-04-1 Jeff Sewell goes in close and does what he does best while Ed Fejedelem and Mike Gomez close in for a rebound. Late Season Surge Brings Trojans Respect Front Row: Jamie Burke, Steve Harbert, Kevin Bricker, Marc McLaughlin, Bill Kumm, Flay Hunert. Second Row: Tom Nicklin, Jim Cooper, Flob Farr, Ed Fejedelem, Scott Engle, Jeff Sewell, Mike Gomez, Jim Butler. Top Row: Coach Binoniemi, Tom Lowell, Aaron Amos, Brad Payne, Tony Norton, John Codere, Steve Osstyn, Mike Snell. Troians' defense awaits an inbound pass. Surrounded by defenders Jim Cooper gets the shot away. A losing attitude hurt Mr. B's Trojan unit early in the season, but as the team grew through their experiences this feeling was turned around. Always keeping up a strong man-to-man defensive effort the Trojans dropped many games by the margin of only 2 or 3 baskets. As they improved their shooting selection the breaks started coming their way. By the end of the season they were playing team basket- ball, the key to their late surge of wins. Mr. Binoniemi found the squad easy to coach and in every respect fine young men. He is confident that the Class of 82 will be strong in basketball in the up coming years. E , 1 I Box Score Opponent Orchard Lake Abbott at walled Lake lnvlta Walled Lake Muir Hughland Orchard Lake Muir White Lake Walled Lake 2 lossesg 1 he ..,:..- yi! Q flmflll? f f T EAC ' in ag J 'Q :V 9 .Mx Y. 3, 19179 I Gsxw M 'QQT Soccer - A New Game Afoof af C.H.S. QE FSS -.96 '59 r? 74, r A 4 X K .. J J .1 0, KQQQSR3 Uv' 15? Front Row, Left to Right: Keith Erdman, Jim Gnotek, John Linder, Rick LaFontaine, Steve Boyd, Mike Bodenmiller, Joe Dugall, Jay Wil- -- burn, Jim Hampton, Jeff Plaxton. Second Row: Darryl Pigeon, Jim Cooper, Dan James, Dave Slicker, Mike McDonald, Mike Halliday, Matt Stakoe, Will Cwiekel, Kirk Franklin, Jay Krawiec, George Natsis. Top Row: Jim McLeod, lmants Ejups, Todd McGeachy, Mr. Waterman, Scott Engle, Brad Speidel, Bill Fatt, Bill Sturm, Bill Shaffer, Steve White, John Fitzpatrick, Pam Craw, manager, Chris Bleckley, Mr. Van' Hull, Rich Koffel, Brian Cullen, Rich Freeland, Scott Bailey. l Box Score , 7th Grade Sth Grade CHS Opponent CHS Opponent 2 Det. Country Day 1 1 Det. Country Day 2 3 Det. Country Day O 3 Roeper 2 1 Roeper 1 1 Farmington 5 3 Det. Country Day O 2 Farmington 3 2 Det. Country Day 1 Brian Cullen wins the race to the ball. The game that has excited more people around the world than any other has finally made a strong bid in metro Michi- gan. With the Detroit Express, the new Silverdome based soccer team and the many leagues springing up all over, nobody could be happier about it than the Troians ot C.H.S. Why? Because the Trojans know the excitement of the end to end non-stop action, the thrilling one on one matehups, the passes, the kicks, the headers, the saves- 'and the goals, and always, always the teamwork. Both teams had fine seasons as the records show, but more important than winning was the desire just to play. They loved soccer. By seasons end every member on both teams had made a contribution to their team. As any one ot the players would tell you, they only hope to be able to continue with soccer in the high schools. l i Steve Boyd dribbles past an opponent as Bill Shaffer gets set to take a pass. i 69 Hey Trojans, Hey Trojans We 're -Ffl - -7i'l fi i i l' - ..-if rf? 'wi l- Q- Top to Bottom: Maria Bologna, Sandy Fitzgerald, Patti Marttila, Chris Murray, Lori Pitts, Patti Lefebvre, Mic- helle Boudreau, Andrea Meenahan. Front Row: Toni Brice, Kim Alflen, Debbie Stone, Bev Guthrie. Back Row: Mrs. Kin, Kathy Laundra, Melanie Connell, Sandy Kaufman, Meg Giuffrida. 5- -gy l L Q M fkf Box Score CHS Opponent Orchard La ke Abbott 115.5 Det. Country Muir 4 wins 1 loss In the High-Lake Relays C.H,S. placed 6th out ol 9 and inthe league meet they placed 6lh out of l4. Front Row, Left to Right: Bob Seaman, Pat Vermilya, Dan Wohletz, Greg Boone, Bill Kumm, Rick Russell, Kevin Bricker, Mike Vatter, Bob Goins, Brian Myers, Scott Younggren, Marc McLaughlin, Jamie Ivory. Second Row: Marc Malott, Larry Cohorst, Aaron Amos, Bob Shim- min, John Adams, Doug Krueger, Steve Antos, Ken Schramm, Jim Cooper, Mike Gomez, Tory Pantele, Dave Hohner, John Gayton, Dan Stakoe, Hank Wolf, Todd Cichon, Pete Allen, Matt Rose. Third Flow: Mr. Dix, Rick Applebee, Tony Burgess, Ron Hill, Mike Cutler, Bill Dean, Angelo Buttazzoni, Jeff Mariuz, Tony Norton, Steve Osstyn, Ken Davis, Joe Ellis, lmants Ejups, Mr. Peterson. Missing: Kurt Kottke, Brian Marsh, Tom Ackerson, Jim Boudreau, Charlie Ginster, Dan Harris, Russ Johnson, Frank Tozzi, Chris Vatter, Dave Wilburn. Box Score Saline WLJH Muir Judy Yuhn set a new school record in the m le at 6 min. 6.6 sec. l A , i .K 139, Vi.. .Munn 'H' ' '2rf'g'g3g.,f-wi, y. , 4 -, 5,2 3,1 if. CHS Opponent Rained Highland Out 37 99 83 53 62 72 Front Row, Left to Right: Delene Birchard, Rhonda Greig, Diane Sorrels, Ann Ingham, Lori Eicholz, Kim Lange, Alison Joyce, Kim VanO- verburg, Barb Cobb. Middle Row: Pam Smith, Sue Olds, Kerry Weber, Linda Reibitz, Barb Burke, Melanie Connel, Judy Yuhn, Laura Rick- ard, Stephanie Morrison, Maria Tomasek, Carol Powel, Lisa Rierson. Top Row: Asst. Coach Debbie Alegani, Dee Dee Carpenter, Kris Sturm, Jeanette Wunsche, Donna Gilley, Lisa Brennen, Erin Blenden, Amy Rembiz, Kathy Harris, Kerry Bartok, Sheylnn Edmonds, Sandy Kaufman, Noreen Hawks, Devany Donigan, Dee Dee Braden, Denise Kin - Coach. i Box Score The Walled Lake Schools junior high ,- baseball series wenl to Smart Junior High winning 3 games to 2 in the best ol 5 series, ii I - Front Row, Left to Right: Mark Elsholz, Rich Williams, Tom Tusan. Second Row: Brad Payne, John Codere, Ray Hunert, Mike Chapin, Scott Johnson, Bill McKeever. Third Row: Paul Bessler, Jim Butler, Mr. Nicklaus, Todd McGeachy, Jamie Burke, Rob Trent. 52 80 82 65 105 Walled Lake 52 32 83 75 Girls and Boys Chorus 5 ' w --z ' I 1.- . ' I 1 4' , 5 ffgf? gf g Y i A xl 5 :gl7 ' N V S I .gn f , fl - - f Krug Bev Guihrlf md Donna Hester ali mvnte you to sung alonq. - l Patty Murphy Kam York Tuna Coda Lusa Englnsh I .- uw., x , -1' M11 .- . , . 'ViEk, W I , 'N ' Q 9 X - 7 I th ..- X ' L3A .,f : V ' .iff ' V' - Y,-An., ,- ,..-ls. . There 's Music in fhe Air A famous philosopher once remarked that humanity's greatest artistic achievement was its music. At C.H.S. over 250 students prove that it's true as they fill the air with beautiful music and inspiring songs throughout the school year. You'll find them at the assemblies, in concerts, at games, before, during, and after school practicing to improve their performances. Mrs. Kopp, Ms. Collins, and Nlr. Burnett as well as the entire school appreciate the line musical talents ofthe students who make the songs. i -- 1 ' '--n-my ,..V ' I Q U ', , ' 'TF' . 545' '-A i f' r f - i .mf li' I ' ill' ' ff' ' ' I Nan V In 4 V1 ysx . N, it band' ' f -' 'i Nancy Gruber gets her clarinet. l i it ..T,vL sl fi ' 'ff .. 4? .. -ll. Concerf Band fr , I I iz: 'V I I 4122? . ' 1 ,YI 6 F' H ...T . XX 5 ' V1 I N. Bill Huttuia getting ready to play his corner. . - 1 Tracy Angerilli saws her way through the scales. Varsify Band 4 - Mary Krug and Micheile Hill find the high notes, .'?,g5v-'V 4. 8 , G.. .-.jj '25 Orch esfra Achievements: Friendliness Cur Finest' Qualify 077' y 1 , it.. Achievement and progress are key elements within a school that build pride and character. I knew the very day I arrived at C.I-I. Smart that there was outstanding potential within the stu- dent body. During the 197778 school year I have been impressed with the achievements of the sports teams, the well classroom projects that have been displayed around the the school social activities which have been attended and at which the behavior and cooperation has been excellent, main- taining a clean cafeteria and showing respect for one another's right to a relaxed, controlled and enjoyable lunch period, The musical talents of the students were always evident as I visited the chorus and band rooms. O .I ,.N Q I could go on and fill pages with the achievements and accom- plishments of our school, but the finest achievement I would like to compliment the students on is their friendliness. Friendliness is a quality that is sometimes forgotten in our society, but at C. H. Smart Junior High it is alive and well and practiced everyday. Mr. Couchman Upper Left: Carol Dahl and Mary Donald model their outfits. Upper Flight: Annual Christmas Sing. Lower Left: Pep Band plays at the game. Lower Flight: Carol Malloy and Cheryl Barrett display handfcrafted fashions. Arfworlc Sefs Cl1eeryVA1'mosphere af Smarf K . .xy L . W T , 5 .i . -N I V bf . N3 li: . in hiiff ' ' Allen Beeney and Mike Doublet help Mr. Goff and Mr. Weber keep the lunchroom clean. Diana Diachenko and Steve Sunberg clay works. FT .--A - --..---- N 4 lj i A fi'-.gy 'G 14, '-can 'FP Heidi Heuser, Shawn Johnstone, Marty thier, and Polly Floss with their Murals. Scort Engle and Mah Speese clowning around. 4 Si! '35, Special People 'J 1. rl H, Mr Gillum and his counselor assistants. 's lp f - ' 5 'I M a i 'iz 's vh kla,g.,,.g,.nl-4 . l . l X X H - Q :JA '. '52 ,V Y' 1i'lf.' All V - ,-.....' 1 Mike Gomez displays his boat he made in industrial arts Qdyssey Cover Based on Srar Wars Theme A model ofa pioneer village constructed in Miss Pollock's American History class. T' l U I ll. Kathy Hansen works on the winning yearbook cover. John Codere and Devany Donigan - good friends. This year we had some very good work to choose from for the yearbook cover, There were six finalists including Kathy Hansen, Rick Russell, Dori Weber, Mary Nelson, Jesica See, and Cindy Turnbull making the decision very difficult. We would like to thank all of the students who worked on the cover designsg you all did a really fine job. We would also like to give special thanks to Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs, Wassermann for their help on the cover. THE BIG EVENT The '77-78 year was a year of spectacular events. Star Wars became the biggest box office movie of all times. Starring the droids R202 and C-3PO. Jaws ate up the box office to be the second leading money maker in movie history. Alex Haley searched for his ancestors and Roots became the TV documentary of the year. Starring Levar Burton. Some of the favorite TV shows of the U.S. were: Three's Com- pany, Family, Soap and Eight Is Enough. Skateboards were the biggest thing next to Farrah Fawcet pos- ters. Farrah, one of CharIie's biggest angels, left the set in the middle of '77 and another angel, Cheryl Ladd, took her place. ln the music business Fleetwood Mac captured the ears of mil- lions with their new album Rumours. Then the Bee Gees with their hit from the movie Saturday Night Fever. Finally the little brother of the Bee Gees, Andy Gibb, hit America with his single Love is Thicker Than Water. In the sports world some heroes were Roger Dodger Stau- bach and the Rookie of the Year Tony Dorsett who led the Dallas Cowboys to win the Super Bowl over Denver's Orange Crush. Reggie Jackson's three homeruns gave the New York Yankees top honors in the World Series. The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame were rated 331 in college football after a victory over the Texas Longhorns. Seattle Slue won the triple crown in horse racing. Pele retired this year, and was the best soccer player ofthe century. There were records broken and new fabulous stars but there were tragedies too. 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