Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1979 volume:

Dedicated To Richard Hummel With deep appreciation and esteem, the 1978-79 Yearbook Staff wishes to dedicate “Legenda” to Mr. Richard Hummel who had given himself to instituting, coordinating, and developing the reading curriculum at the Junior and Senior High School level. His personal warmth, interest, and devotion expanded the reading program at Colon Community Schools into a never ending process. For the past five years his continuing effort has enhanced the educational process. We wish him continued success and good luck wherever his educational endeavors may lead him. i COLON HIGH SCHOOL 1978 LEGENDA Volume 32 400 Dallas Street Colon, Michigan We Have A Lot Of Living To Do Table of Contents Organizations and Clubs Senior Portraits Sports Fine Arts Underclassmen Pictures Administration and Faculty Student Life Senior Activities Advertising All School Index Laughing 8 Searching 34 Striving 42 Creating 70 Learning 78 Guiding 94 Seeking 104 Remembering 120 Selling 132 Looking 148 3 We’re alive! We have a lot of living to do. Colon High opens its doors to us for six years, guiding and encouraging us to high ideals, to achievement with honor. We’re proud of being Magi. And now our greatest goal is making Colon High proud to claim us as alumni. Sitting in class day after day—Dreaming, listening, dreaming again-We begin to wonder, “Why am 1 here?” So begins our search for an answer—The basis for all knowledge, all wisdom. Soon we discover that no matter how much we learn, there is always more to know and we have a lot more learning to do. 4 At a small school like Colon High we have a lot of competing to do. Each of us is given an opportunity to excel, to do better than someone else. Sometimes this offers little challenge, and stiffer competition must be found. Eventually we discover that our best competition is with ourselves. 5 There are many things which make us smile—understanding from a favorite teacher, passing our hardest exam, talking to friends between classes—things which may seem small at the time, but linger in our minds to make us happy. Happiness cannot be hidden; it must be shared, and so we have a lot of smiling to do. We have a lot of reflecting to do as we close our books and lockers the last time. What has meant the most to us as Magi? Each of us will answer in a different way for we are all unique individuals with our own interests and accomplishments. And now that the year is over we must go on to meet new ideas, new challenges, new goals. 6 7 “Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to share it with.” We have a lot 8 of LAUGHING to do Homecoming Packed With Emotion Colon High School’s varsity football team was overcome October 6, 1978, Homecoming Night by White Pigeon Chiefs. While the defense shut out White Pigeon in the second half, the Magi offense had difficulty establishing any points on the board throughout the game. The final score was White Pigeon 20, Colon, 0. At halftime, the results of Friday’s voting for Homecoming Senior King and Queen candidates were announced as King, Chuck Frisbie and Queen, Kathleen Shoop. Student Council President, John Dudasko, crowned them during a brief ceremony. Other members of the court included, Senior Teresa Bontrager escorted by Karry Hostetler, Senior Kim Cinklin escorted by Dave Leighton, Junior Cathy Nightingale escorted by Larry Swartz, Sophomore Dawn Campbell escorted by Shane Clipfell, and Freshman Marlys Hooley escorted by David Bower. Throughout Homecoming Week, classes competed with each other in various contests and Dress Up Days sponsored by the cheerleaders. Monday was Crazy Day, Tuesday was Hillbilly Day, Wednesday was “50’s” Day, Thursday was Dress Up Day, and Friday was Red and White Day. Highlighting the class competitions were the Powder Puff football game won by the Junior Class girls, 12-0, and the Pep Assembly, where it was announced that the Juniors had won the overall class competition. Top Right: Senior Kathleen Shoop crowned 1978 Homecoming Queen. 10 Top Left: Senior band awaits participation in half time show. wr Juniors Dan Sharp, Nathan Bingaman, Don Muckle, and Joe Roa find it hard keeping the proper form. Check, check, check it out!! Oh, excuse me, did I say something wrong? Magi offense weakened by Chiefs power. Senior float wins Homecoming competition. What's up Doc? Pink Panther makes half time show. Homecoming L. to R., Homecoming Court: Marlys Hooley David Bower, Dawn Campbell Shane Clipfell, Teresa Bon-trager Kerry Hostetler, Chuck Frisbie Kathleen Shoop. Kim Conklin Dave Leighton. Kathy Nightingale Larry Schwartz. 12 Overview Peggy Lucas cheers Magi fans on. Jim Yoder Michelle Lee. Crazy Day is everyday for Steve Frisbie. 13 The power of Mom. Homecoming—Dress Up Days Couldn’t stop a pig in the road. What did the farmers daughter say to the traveling salesman? Tinkerbell You stole my lollipop! Varsity Football Cheerleaders add Choreography L. to R.: Diane Smith, Peggy Lucas, Vicki Miller, Kathy Nightingale, and Beth Frankovitch. Vat Schrader is Magi Mascot at varsity functions. Ms. Greenier-Advisor, instructs Beth Frankovitch on mini-tramp. is J.V. Football Cheerleaders A L. to R.: Cindy Schultz, Shelley Parlin, Vicki Tomlinson, Chris Hurley, and Beckey Moyer. “T” formation demands agility. ... Shelley Parlin. It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Front to Back: Vicki Miller. Anita Schrock. Peggy Lucas, and Deb Bonham. Not pictured: Debbie Saxman. Tuesday and Friday night games, beginning to wonder if you have any other clothes to wear besides a cheerleading uniform, poster painting, pep assembly assembling, and creating new cheers and clim-bups. Yes, you guessed it, this is a cheerleaders life ... but only half of it. Colon High School's Varsity Cheer-leading Squad worked hard to encourage enthusiasm in the team and student body. They strived for crowd participation at the basketball games and pep assemblies. During tournament time, the girls busted loose to show Colon School and their team how much spirit they possessed. Signs and streamers were used to decorate the player’s buses after the tournament games, inside and out. A breakfast of pancakes and sausage was made in honor of the basketball players by the cheerleaders, and cake or cupcakes were served to the players after each tournament game. 17 Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders 7th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders L. to R., Front Row: Christie Minor and Deanna Clark. Back Row: Tammy Binkly, Jamie Percival. and Carmen Garcia. 8th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders L. to R., Front Row: Shirley English, Hedi Holtz. Jody Engle, and Chris Perry. Back Row: Donna Soper, Pam Church, Gloretta Smith, and Kim Joseph. 20 Booster Club Bingo 21 Secondary School Principal’s Association L. to R.. First Row: John Dudasko, Randy Wolfe, Tim Norris. Rusty Winston. LaMar Bryan. Chris |ennings. and Marc Mott. Second Row: Mrs. Thaxton. Cheryl Lederman, Linda Schwartz. Barb Decker. Crystal Inman. Cathy Nightengale, Kathleen Shoop. Denise Frohriep. Judy Truckey, Debbie Emmel. Judy Drake. Tammy Kline, and Mr. Van Winkle. Back Row: Debbie Bonham. Kendra Wickey, Patti Holderman. Terri Truckey, Kim Conklin. Starla Embler, Debbie Parlin, Sheila Schwartz. Mike Loudenslager, Kelly Ward, and Corine Linebrink. The National Honor Society, which is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals, is usually considered as the top student association and the top honor which a school can give or provide for its students. Membership is based on scholarship, character, service, and leadership. All members are selected by a vote of the faculty of their school and must have shown desirable characteristics in all four areas. Colon High School's chapter has been involved in a number of activities this year. In December they traveled to Chicago for a shopping sightseeing trip. Spring brought a trip to one of Michigan's colleges and in May, a day at Cedar Point. 22 Talent and Stamina Create Yearbook Writing copy ... Taking a break Legenda Staff Mr. Armstrong.................... Debbie Partin.................... Debbie Bonham.................... Nathan Bingaman.................. Larry Swartz..................... Editors ...Advisor ...Editor-in-Chief ...Copy ...Photographer ...Layout 23 FFA’s Parliamentary Team L. to R.. Front Row: Mary Jane Frecker, Dean Fisher, Donna Bare. Linda Bidwell. Marlin King. Starla Em-bler. John Trussed, Chip Riddle, and Jeff Hanson. Second Row: Victor Scare, Randy Kline, Randy Wagner, Darryl Cook, Tony Herman, Gary Van Warmer, LaNell Doenges, Patty O'Connell, Ted Jourdan, Roger Kline, and Jeff Fredenburg. Third Row: Anthony Klein. Ray Van Warmer, Bob Starks. Chris Beard. Kathy Eash, Teresa Hostetler, Chris Hurley. Cathy Nelson. Cindy Emmel. and Lori Heiber. Fourth Row: Frank Wallers. Jim O Connell, Barry Brewer, Elgin Inman. Daniel Inman, Lloyd Wagner, Ron Rockelein. Ronny Collins, and Dan Delp. Fifth Row: Randy Barnett. David Owsley. Vincent Klein, Greg Higgins, Tony Campbell, John Collins, David Klein. Karry Hostetler, Bob Weinberg, and A.G. McKelvey. Sixth Row: David Metty. Dale Wells, Shane Clipfell, Mike Loudenslager, Chris Klawinski, Llowd Walton, Dan Sharp, and Tim Doenges. 24 State Champions Parliamentary State Champion Team consisted of FFA members: John Trussed, Dean Fisher. Ray Teft, Shane Clipfell, Tony Campbell, and David Klein. Attending the National FFA Convention in Kansas City were: Donna Bare, John Trussed. Chip Riddle. Tony Campbell, David Klein, and Dean Fisher. 25 FFA ACTIVITIES August—Worked concession stand for Magic Convention selling pop and sandwiches September—Exhibited crop and livestock projects at St. Joe County Fair October—Attended National FFA Convention in Kansas City—Toured John Deere assembly plant in Moline, 111.—Toured Moorman’s Feed Plant at Quincy, 111. —Attended American Royal Rodeo—Toured Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Mo. December—Sold citrus fruit January—Began working on FFA Contest February—Participated in District and Regional Leadership Contest March—Attended National Tractor Pull at Pontiac Seilverdome—Attended State FFA Convention and Farmer’s Week activities at M.S.U.— Won State Championship in FFA Parliamentary Procedure Contest April—Election of new officers—Attended Regional Camp—Worked on 28 acre land lab. May—Annual Awards Banquet—Plant corn and soybeans on land lab— Worked with animals at FFA barn. Swiss Valley Skiing L. to R., Front Row: Lisa Waltz, Julie Wickey. Krista Winston. Rusty Winston, and Bob Weinberg. Second Row: Penny Sharp, Kendra Wickey, and Ron Rockelein. Third Row: Barb Decker, Joe Roa, and Jane Schmacher. •:t tW a ‘w T(? President Carter challenged a ski trail at Camp David February 19, 1979. That he had a fall was evidenced by the scrapes on his chin and forehead. Indeed, the bold and rugged ski club members of Colon have had their close calls, but according to sponsor Mr. Hel-lenga, it was a very safe year.” Swiss Valley facilities has been expanded, creating new interest among members. All and all, the 1979 ski season was exceptional. Hi there “It’s too cold for skiing.' Harlem Diplomats 51, Faculty 48. L. to R., Front Row: Tom Perry. Ron Jordan. Kelly Ward, Corine Linebrink. Debbie Saxman, Julie Crapo. Denise Frohriep. Vicki Miller. Cathy Nightengale, and John Dudasko. Second Row: Shelly Parlin. Joe Roa. Nathan Bingaman, Cindy Johnson, Vicki Kime, Peggy Lucas, John Trussell, Lance Thornton. Chris Klawinski, Kathleen Shoop, and Chuck Frisbie. Third Row: Linda Schwartz. Debbie Parlin, Char King. Barb Loudensla-ger. Kim Richardson. Dawn Campbell, Beth Frankovich. Debbie McKercher. Judy Truckey, Anita Schrock. Linda Bidwell, and Barb Osbon. Fourth Row: Barry Meyer. Jeff Pattison. Barry Brewer, Greg Higgins, and Penny McClish. 27 Colon High School’s Varsity Club consists of a total of 52 members which includes 13 new members. Membership is earned by participation in a varsity sport of one year and receiving a varsity letter. Varsity Club activities this year included: pop sales at the games, hat sales, and the Harlem Diplomat-Faculty Basketball game. Proceeds from these arc used to supplement the athletic program and to fund club functions. C.B. Radios Installed in Buses L. to R.: Beth Hurley. Howard Blanchard. Denise Crapo. Judy Fisher. Nina Truckey. Marc Watkins. Max Shane. Marsha Decker, Jim Hodges. Linda Oldenburg, and James Pagels. 28 Government Run By Students Front Row, L. to R.: LaMar Bryan, Treasurer, Corine Linebrink, Vice-President, John Dudasko, President, and Kendra Baughman. Second Row. Mr. Kershner, Advisor. Barb Decker. Kim Richardson. Char King, Rex Eicher, and Randy Kline. Back Row: LaNell Donges, Debbie Saxman, Barb Loudenslager, Hedi Holtz, and Brett Johnson. The purpose of the Colon High School Council is to represent the student body by working to bring about practical realistic change for the improvement of our school. This year the Student Council took care of the Homecoming ceremony, the Homecoming Dance, and Snow Festival '79. 29 Custodians V Barbara Langley Left to Right: Tom Smith, Aileen Lampe, and Paul Lampe. Russell Forrest Lunch Preparation Left to Right: Ruth Neaman. Valetta Cummins, Deloros Blanchard. Marilyn Velie, Joyce Allen, and Helen Engle. so Office Aides Learn Efficiency Center: Diane Trayling. Left to Right. Front Row: Cheryl Lederman. Linda Bidwell. Chris Beard. Steve Ryan, Kendra Wickey, Annette Carter, and Barb Decker. Second Row: Rick Moore, Jim O'Connell. Linda Smith, and Terri Truckey. As in any office it is absolutely essential that efficiency be maintained to the highest level of productivity. The aides in our high school office do many things to make the days run smoother. Their many duties included: collecting attendance slips, marking attendance sheets, typing dittos for teachers, sorting mail, and running errands for the principal. Aides learn to run three different types of copying machines, and operate the switchboard, along with learning how to follow directions accurately. Library Science Aides Left to Right. Front Row: Kelly Ward, Corine Linebrink. Judy Truckey, Dan Sharp. Jeff Binkley, and Chris Klawinski. Second Row: Cathy Mileski, Lloyd Walton, and Julie Buys. 31 32 Sophocles KIM CONKLIN CRYSTAL INMAN President Vice-President Senior Class Officers DEBORAH PARLIN SCHWARTZ LINDA Treasurer Secretary of SEARCHING to do 33 ANDY BAILEY TERESA BONTRAGER BARRY BREWER KIETH BELL LAMAR BRYAN TONY CAMPBELL ANNETTE CARTER JOHN COLLINS 34 STARLA EMBLER MARTHA FINKEY NOREAN FISHER MARY JANE FRECKER JODY FREDENBURG CHUCK FRISBIE MIKE GINGERICH BONNIE HAUGHN GREG HIGGENS PATTI HOLDERMAN 36 KARRY HOSTETLER CHRIS JENNINGS RON JORDAN PATTI KIME DAVE LEIGHTON 37 KATHLEEN SHOOP LINDA SMITH MARIE TIMM 39 John Rittman, Senior Advisor. LLOYD WAGNER NOT PICTURED: Jeff Elliott Duane Schwartz Bob Starks Steve Ryan CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE CLASS MOTTO: Look not mournfully into the Past. It comes not back again. CLASS SONG: I WANT TO LIVE Wisely improve the Present. It is thine. Go fourth to meet the shadowy Future, without fear, and with a manly heart. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 40 Senior Meditation Sports To play to win is good; to play for the love of the sport is better. We have a lot 42 Alma College Scotsman of STRIVING to do 43 Varsity Football Players Try Harder L. to R.. Front Row: Chris Lucas, Jeff Pattison. Greg Higgins, Larry Velie, Chuck Frishie, and Steve Ryan. Second Row: Dean Fisher, Joe Roa, Nathan Bingaman. Bob Bailey, Tony Campbell, and Brian Baker. Third Row: Coach Critz, John Trussel, Barry Meyers, Larry Swartz. Barry Brewer, and Coach Adrianson. Fourth Row: Chris Klawinski. Mike Schoiber, Mike Loudenslager, and Mickey McManus. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Colon 20 Athens 0 Colon 6 Constantine 35 Colon 14 Climax-Scotts 0 Colon 15 Schoolcraft 26 Colon 0 White Pigeon 20 Colon 69 Burr Oak 0 Colon 31 Centreville 8 Colon 7 Mendon 14 Colon 15 Bronson 40 44 The Varsity Football Team improved in 1978, although still finishing under 50% with a 4-5 won-lost record. Team highlights of the 1978 season included three shutouts over Athens, Cli-max-Scotts, and Burr Oak. Team award winners included: Steve Ryan, “Most Improved,” Chris Klawinski, “101% Award,” and Larry Velie, Mr. Lift Award.” Chris Klawinski was selected as a member of the St. Joe Valley All-Conference Team. Chris was also “Honorable Mention in the “Detroit Free Press All-State Team and almost “All-State” on the “United Press International Team. Chris' fine offensive year (1411 yards in 191 carries) was a direct result of some fine blocking by our offensive linemen, which included Seniors: Steve Ryan, Larry Velie, Jeff Pattison, Greg Higgins, Tony Campbell, Barry Brewer, and three year starter Chuck Frisbie. Colon also had six team members receive “St. Joe Valley All-Conference, Honorable Mention:” Greg Higgins, Chris Lucas, Steve Ryan, Jeff Pattison, Larry Velie, and Dean Fisher. Magi power play proves to be an effective strategy. Quarterback Nathan Bingaman Don Muckel makes a strong tackle against the Chiefs. The opening kick-off of the 1978 Homecoming Game against White Pigeon. J.V. Football Record 4-3-1 Overall L. to R., Front Row: Doug Ames, Mike Saxman, A.G. McKelvey, Wally Van Winkle, Ron Thrams. Todd Stevens, Dave Bower, and Rick Clipfell. Second Row: Tom Perry, Roger Smith, Larry Bontrager, Dave Nystrom. Thad Clipfell, Jeff Weinberg, and Mike Ash. Third Row: Coach Adams, Bob Weinberg. Charles English, Frank Walters, Jeff Granado, Steve Frisbie, and Shane Clipfell. reboard 1 - M Won L 2 Colofl® ''Solon rk , W 14 - ■ % Mm i u NmI A tb y. w cAelaWing r C0 |2 Won . Lost ’ Qplon Climax-Scotts J Schoolcraff � 2 ' 12 -- Lost Colon 0 v vTR'ITe'WBWon 6 Won Colon 14 Bronson 6 Won Colon 34 Centreville 6 Lost Colon 14 Mendon 32 1 • v1 1 . Colon J.V.’s await questionable ruling by referee during Schoolcraft game. Warm ups a necessary part of pregame activities. Cross Country Builds Strength ... Loyd Wagner Kathleen Shoop 1978 proved fo be a building year and showed a good strong base to build on for the '79 season. The team showed much spirit and determination. All tried to better their times and themselves. The girls showed alot of determination, sticking to a Barb Loudenslager Todd Schipper good schedule of work outs, even though there were few chances for them to compete against other girls. They showed the kind of attitude that gave the cross country team a successful year. Robert Danberry Marvin Smith Gary Spidle Curtis Brown ... And Depth Highlights of the season were Barb Lou-denslager's 16th place finish in the Girl's State Open meet, and Lloyd Wagner's placing at regionals. Awards were given as follows Reserves: Curtis Brown and Robert Danberry. First year Varsity; Marvin Smith, Gary Spidle, and Tod Schipper. Second Year Varsity; Barb Loudenslager and Kathleen Shoop. Third Year Varsity; Lloyd Wagner. Special awards given to Lloyd Wagner, Most Valuable Player, and Kathleen Shoop, 101% award. For The Future 5 League Meets i 4 4 Invitationals Sky High 50 Group Therapy Girls’ Varsity Has Impressive Year ♦ f .1 L. to R., Front Row: Dawn Campbell. Linda Bidwell. Vicki Kime, Penny McClish and Terri Swift. Back Row: Coach Curtis. Julie Crapo. Terri Truckey. Kelly Ward. Corine Linebrick and Char King. The Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team finished the season with an impressive record, rolling to an 8 and 6 league record and 10 and 8 overall to finish above the 500 mark for the season. Most Valuable Player Award went to Corine Linebrink, Most Improved Player to Vicki Kime. and the; Coaches Award went to Char King. Vicki Kime made the 1978 All-Conference Team, while Char King and Penny McClish made Honorable Mention. 51 TI Char Sky Hook King Pekonsha Cd Col? Colo? I White Pfceo'IP volon Burr Oak H Colon Colon Schoolcraft Centreville 57 Colon 1 3 Schoolcraft gl Centreville I Colon MWendon olpn 71 Con J 52 (MkI 5 U)lon 11 Colon itine 56 '31 ,-4H f?29 34 35 42 56 29 49 38 While Pigeon 39 Colon 18 Colon1 45 Mendon 34 Burr Oak | 49 Colon J 42 Colon 66 Constantine 45 District Tournament Colon L. 52 Tekonsha 45 Colon Concord 47 Buff Oak 51 Colon 35 Coach Curtis! Here Terry! J.V. Basketball Goes 4-10 L. To R. First Row: L. Doenges, M. Hooley, |. Pattison, K. Stevens, T. Swift, A. Inman, Second Row: Coach Curtis, T. Carpenter, |. Skinner, D. McKercher. M. Smoker, T. Hostetler, K. Richardson. I would rather fight. Colon Takes WELCOME MIGHTY MAGI! CONTEMPLATION? L. to R.: Coach D. Percival, L. Walton, M. McManus. T. Schippor, M. Ash, C. Frisbie, C. Colon Magi boy’s basketball team won its District Championship for the first time in 15 years last Saturday night at Centreville. Chuck Frisbie has been named to the SJV all-league first team, and was also chosen by the Battle Creek Enquirer News for its Area Class D Team. Mike Ash won honorable mention in the St. Joe Valley league. INTENSITY CAUSES HABIT District Title Lucas, K. Klawinski. M. Loudenslager ASSISTANT COACH DON COLON 82 58 45 69 36 58 45 54 36 49 62 47 68 54 48 39 42 44 66 63 CLIMAX-SCOTTS CONSTANTINE MENDON CAMDEN-FRONTIER SCHOOLCRAFT UNION CITY BURR OAK TEKONSHA WHITE PlfcEOM J CENTRE YTLLK CAMDEN-FRONTIER MENDONv CLIMAX SCOTT CONS' TEKONSII SCHOOLCRAFT WHITE PIGEON BURR OAK UNION CLPY CENTRE VILLE TOURNAMENT PLA DISTRICTS 1ST COLON ROUND MENDO 2ND COLON ROUND ATHENS r jf REGIONALS COLON SCHOOLCRAFT J.V. Brings Out The Best Mr. Bird L. to R.: Coach Engle. D. Fisher, C. Davis. D. Weiderman, L. Thorton. T. Perry, S. Clipfell COLON 56 50 42 4B4 Sfi h' :oit 4 Climax-Scotts Constantine Mention Cam Fronti Schanicraft 56 51 57 37 68 m ■- 50 itirr Oak | Trkoiteha jflf Whilol’iseon f Centreville Cam-Frontigr Mention Climax-Scotts Constantine TekonshV j ■Schoolcraft White Pigeon Burr Oak ' Union City 'Centi iville I I OPP. 45 52 35 37j 49 f 34 43 72 38 42 42 42 66 35 47 57 55 63 65 Looks can kill 56 Freshman Basketball Team ... L to R.: Mike Saxman. Butch Ward. Ronnie Thrams, David Bower. Wally VanWinkle, Randy Barnett, Todd Stevens. Coach Jackson. ... Learns Basic Skills COLON OPP 42 Mendon 34 35 Climax-Scotts 41 30 Climax-Scotts 23 33 Constantine 54 28 Constantine 84 31 Mention 34 30 Tekonsha 32 29 Schoolcraft 54 38 Schoolcraft 52 53 Union City 44 18 White Pigeon 45 4! Burr Oak 22 30 Burr Oak 22 38 White Pigeon 49 31 Union City 33 27 Centreville 51 20 Centreville 59 57 8th Grade Boys Basketball Climax Mendon St. Mary Burr Oak Constantino White Pigeon Mention Schoolcraft Record L. to R. First Row: R. Schrader. B. Vanwormer, M. Darmofal. T. Adams, J. Farrell. T. Mitchell, S. Hendrickson. Second Row: ). Glasscock, P. Carr, M. Norman, R. Green, J. VanVorst, L. Ben-wire, I). Garr. D. Ambs. B. Baker 7th Grade Boys Basketball Climax Mendon St. Mary Burr Oak Constantine White Pigeon Mendon Schoolcraft Centreville Record COLON W L W W L L L W L 4-5 L. to R. First Row: K. Teft, D. Munby, M. Oldenberg, Second Row: J. Holst. 13. Kruszka, B. Johnson. J. Thrams. Third Row: R. Hostetler. 13. Campbell. T. Truckey. C. Parks. T. Campbell sa 8th Grade Girls Basketball Schoolcraft Sturgis Centreville Coldwater White Pigeon Centreville Schoolcraft Sturgis White Pigeon First Row L. to R.: L. Sopor, S. English, G. Smith. H. Holtz. Second Row: P. Church, C. Carnichari. Coach Jackson, D. Wagner. S. Cordon. COLON W w w L w w w w w 7th Grade Girls Basketball Schoolcraft Sturgis Centreville Coldwater White Pigeon Centreville Schoolcraft Sturgis White Pigeon First Row L. to R.: K. Kotecki, C. Johnson, A. Roach, D. Clark, J. Wickey, J. Percival. T. Binkley, L. Waltz, S. Schwartz, Second Row: D. Elliott, T. Wagner, L. Saxman. K. Ward, G. Ferro, L. Kotecki, T. Benwire, G. Gest, B. Rial. Coach Jackson. COLON L L W L L W W L L 59 Colon Magi Volleyball District Champs! L. to R.: Coach Adrianson, C. King, C. Nightengale, Kime, L. Schwartz, J. Truckey, P. McClish. Colon Magi Girl’s Varsity Volleyball team won it’s District Championship for the 4th year in a row. The girls also took Second place in the Regionals at Climax-Scotts. Kathleen Shoop was named Most Valuable Player in the S.J.V. League and Char King, Corine Linebrink and Cathy Nightengale were named to the All-League first team. Linda Schwartz received the League’s 2nd team honors, and Vicki Kime and Penny McClish won honorable mention from the league. Record 19-4. Frohriop, T. Truckey, K. Shoop, C. Linebrink, V. A different angle. fiO Giving it all you got! ✓ % The skies the limit. Uhn! Getting ready! M.V.P. in action! Goming of Mork from Ork si J.V. Volleyball L. to R.. Front Row: Julie Pattison, Angie Inman, Debbie McKercher, Natalie Johnson, Barb Loudenslager, and Teresa Hostetler. Back Row: Coach Adrianson. Bonnie Stauffer. Marlys Hooley, Julie Woodman, Dawn Campbell, Rhonda Johnson. Kim Richardson, Kathy Eash, and Tina Dudasko. Men’s Track Finishes 4th L. to R„ Front Row: Gary Spidel, Frank Walters, Robert Danberry. Berry Myers, and David Bower. Second Row: Randy Barnett. Wally Van Winkle, Shane Clipfell, Dean Schwartz, and Coach Critz. Back Row: Lloyd Walton, Chris Klawinski, Rick Clipfell, Don Muckel, and Mike Loudenslager. The Colon Boys’ Track Team finished 4th in the final St. Joe Valley League standings this year. This is an improvement from the 6th place of a year ago. The duel meet record was 4 wins and 4 losses. Mike Loudenslager set a new school record in the mile run with a time of 4:41:7. SCORES Colon 75 Centreville 56 Colon 76 Climax 55 Colon 32 Mendon 100 Colon 71 White Pigeon 61 Colon 61 Constantine 71 Colon 94 Burr Oak 30 Colon 47 Schoolcraft 85 Colon 65 Athens 67 63 Junior High Track Boys' Track Constantine 77 Colon 55 Athens 74 Colon 51 White Pigeon 82 Colon 44 Mendon 50 Colon 60 Union City 101 Colon 31 4th in League Meet L. to R., Front Row: Tom Persons, Rex Eicher, Jeff Thrams, Lorin Clip-fell, Terry Adams, and John Blackman. L. to R., Back Row: Doug Ambs, Phil Carr, Jerry Classock, Bill Jones, Dale Carr, Steve Huges, Jim Comstock, and Ken Hart. Girls' Track Constantine 73 Colon 41 Athens 38 Colon 77 White Pigeon 63 Colon 50 Mendon 75 Colon 54 Union City 59 Colon 55 6th in League Meet L. to R„ Front Row: Sheila Schwartz, Jody Engle, Lisa Walts, Cindy Johnson, and Tracy McGregor. Middle Row: Shelly Schwartz, Molly Comstock, Rhonda Schwartz, Kathy Shacelton, Amy Roach, Bernice Rial, Tammy Benwire, and Becky Benwire. Front Row: Gloria Smith, Sue Shacelton, Tereasa Wagner, Dawn Wagner, Kim Ward, Sharon Gordon, Tammy Binkley, Jamie Percival, and Laurie Saxman. 64 Colon Varsity has 15-7 Season L. to R„ Front Row: Les Schrader, Rusty Winston, Dan Sharp, Dean Fisher, Nathan Bingaman, Steve Frisbie, Ron Thrams, and Bill Shakelton. Back Row: Mr. Engle, A1 Davis. Barry Brewer, Chuck Frisbie, Glenn Joseph, Jack Van Schoick, Chris Lucas, Larry Swartz, and Tom Perry. SCOREBOARD Colon 7 Southwestern Colon 5 Southwestern Colon ft West Washington Colon 5 Salem Colon 4 Salem Colon v TOV Marcellus Colon Colon M2 9 Tekonsha TeJ.onsffa Colon,, Coloft 6 r Mundon Cintflieville Colon Burr Oak Colon 4 k 6 Colon 8 ■ 0 Colon 5 3 Colon 1 —ia 2 1 “ Cofon 8 Colon fr'6 0 Colon “l X2. Colon 5 a Colon 0 0 Schoolcraft White Pigeon Constantine Constantine Mendon Climax Scotts Climax-Scotts Cen eville Burr Oak Schoolcraft White Pigeon 5 4 2 4 11 1 5 5 1 15 10 65 Girls Take 7th Place in State Meet L. to R.. Front Row: Denise Frohiep, Penny McClish. Vickie Kime, Kathleen Shoop. and Barb Loundenslager. Middle Row: Cindy Schultz, Beth Frankovich. Angie Inman, Teressa Hostetler, Char King, Cathy Nightengale, and Corine Linebrink. Back Row: Kathy Eash, Bonnie Stauffer, Kim Richardson, Tracie Swift, Julie Pattison, Rhonda Johnson, Sharon Woodman, and Deb Parlin. Standing, Coach Adrianson. A ■♦v; — . Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon Colon DUAL MEET RECORD Centreville Climax-Scotts Constantine Schoolcraft Mendon Burr Oak Athens W.M ( Relays ... Athens Relays.. 1 Grass Lake Invit.itional....................1st Place A ...3rd Place .....6th Place Join Green Invitational.. Reg, cl......... ..1st Place 3rd Place Freshman-Sophomore Meet..........2nd Place S.J.V. League Meet.....................1st Place State Meet................ ,.L....7th Place OS 1 The Girls’ Track Team won their 4th consecutive S.J.V. League Championship. Barb Loudenslager won the state championship in the 400 meter dash. Also, the 800 meter relay team of Barb Loudenslager, Cathy Nightingale, Kim Richardson, and Vicki Kime won the State Championship. JV Baseball has 7-8 Season SCOREBOARD Colon T Tekonsha 12 Colon Mendon 5 Colon f 2 J CenUevillejp 16 Colon 5 Bronson 8 Colon 15 Burr Oak 0 Colon 15 Trkonsha 10 Colon 2 Constantirte 4 Colon 8 Constantine 7 Colon 3 1, Climax-Scotts 6 Colon 8 KCentreville , HH C°lup 24 Mendon ii Colon 17 Burr Oak «, 22 4$Colon 9 Schoolcraft 8 SColon 0 Bronson 3 Colon 25 White Pigeon 23 The 1979 JV Baseball Team consisted of Ron Thrams, Rusty Winston, Don Weider-man, Todd Stevens, Ray Teft, Charlie Ruge, Steve Frisbie, Mike Saxman, Bob Leighton, Bob Weinberg, Bill Shackelton, Dan Delp and Rob Robinson. Chuck Jack-son coached the team. The yearbook staff regrets that the JV Baseball Team picture has not been printed. This was not an oversight, but due to the theft of the yearbook’s camera. 67 Girls’ Softball Record 12-2 L. to R., Front Row. Julie Skinner, Peggy Lucas, Debbie Long, Judy Drake, Anita Schrock, Jackie Drake (manager), Tammy Moore. Zona Higgins. Janet Frecker. and Cindy Johnson. Back Row: Jackie Drake, Velvet Harvey, Judy Truckey. Dawn Campbell. Miss Curtis, Terri Truckey, Deb McKercher. and Mary Jane Frecker. Colon 22 Colon 18 Colon 8 Colon 19 Colon 29 Colon 19 Colon 5 Colon •s 12. Colon 17 Colon 15 Colon 15 Colon 19 Colon 22 Colon 3 SCOREBOARD Three Rivers Mendon Coldwater r™ Sturgis Centreville Constantine Sturgis | Coldwater ' Climax-Scotts Mendon Schoolcraft Schoolcraft Cassopolis 13 1 4 7 • . jr 9 f i m ' 4H 9 8 V u PRE DISTRICT Galien 69 Fine Arts All the world’s a stage, And all men and women merely players. William Shakespeare We have a lot 70 of CREATING to do 71 Drama Acting Class Produces Lance Thornton and Patti Holderman Charlie, what are you doing Flowers for L. to R.. Front Row: Joe Roa, Butch Ward, Ted Jordan, Sherry Westendorf. Margie Smoker, Kim Richardson, Nathan Bing-aman, Dawn Campbell, Chris Jennings, and Deb Mikolajczyk. Second Row: David Bower, Julie Woodman, Deb Me- “Velveteen Rabbit” And Algernon” Elvain. Pattie Holderman, Richard Sabin, Bill Shackelton, Denise Frohriep. Patti Kime, Deb Saxman, Todd Schwartz, Mike Danberry, and Diane Smith. Back Row: Lance Thornton and Tom Perrv. “I love you rabbit, and someday you will be real “What is real”, the Velveteen Rabbit asked the Skin Horse. “Does it Hurt? These were a few of the questions that were answered in the Drama and Acting Class production of Margery Williams classic story of the Velveteen Rabbit” that was presented to Union City, Burr Oak, Pathfinders, and Colon Elementary Schools. The Velveteen Rabbit concerns the adventures of a toy rabbit as she tries to become real. On her way the Rabbit must deal with the Top Banana Nana who rules the nursery with an iron hand. The musical moves between the worlds of the toy closet and the nursery and is sprinkled with songs. With the beginning of the winter term the Drama and Acting Class focused their efforts on the full length play “Flowers for Algernon, written by David Rogers. The show was presented to the public May 18 and 19 in the Colon High School Gym. The play centers on Charlie, a mentalb retarded man, and the strange inter weaving of his life with Algernon, mouse. Experimental surgery has been pe formed on Algernon increasing his i telligence three fold. The operation is trv on Charlie (Nathan Bingaman), who re idly changes from a moron to a genius, more intelligent than his teacher, Miss K nian (Kim Richardson), or the doctors v created the operating technique. Senior Band Achieves Excellence L. to R., Front Row: Darlene Frederick. Barb Smith. Vicki Miller. Andrea Conklin. Kathy Nightengale, Sabrina Capman, and Debbie Parlin. Second Row: Judy Drake. Beth Frankovich Kim Conklin. Jodi Baughman. Kathy Shoop, Julie Pattison. Richard Sabin, Angie Inman. Gena Blake. Sue Rowland. Barb Loudenslager. and Cindy Emmel. Third Row: Sharon Woodman. Denise Frohreip. Carol Stauffer. Lori Davis, Chris Beard. Bonnie Loudenslager, Tammy Kline. Lori Nystrom. Barb Decker, Jackie Drake. Brian French. Dawn Wyatt. Julie Woodman, and Kim Richardson. Fourth Row: Marlys Hooley. Amy Schrader, Tammy Carpenter, Kendra Baughman, Deb McElvaine, Vicki Tomlinson. Cindy Schultz, Shelley Parlin. Ronda Wattles. Debbie McKercher, Todd Schwartz, Nathan Bingaman. Dan Delp, Dave Bower, Chuck Frisbie, Tim Norris, Roger Smith, Kris King, and Ken Rockelein. Back Row: Kay Farden, Lori Church, Tammy Moore, Nancy Bailey. Patti Holderman. Bud Cross, Patty Kime. Larry Swartz, and John Trussel. Not Pictured: Steve Frisbie, Diane Smith, Annette Saxman. Donna Bare, Crystal Inman. Barb Osbon. and Starla Embler. Back to the beginning people. Practice makes perfect. Sight reading always difficult. Lori Nystrom directs the marching band We have plenty of spirit. Once again the Senior Band came through during the 1978 football season with that of a superior rating. Hard work and dedication made this reality for the second time during the band’s history. Participating in the University of Michigan's Band-O-rama Day was one of many highlights of the year. Afterwards the band spent an exciting night at Howard Johnson’s Motel in Ann Arbor, money raised by fund raising activities and by the continual support of the band parents. Other activities that the band participated in included: Concert Band Festival, the Michigan Day Parade in Sturgis, and the Memorial Day Parade held in Colon. Jr. Band Receives 2nd Division Rating L. To R. First Row: B. Boats, P. Wells. L. Watz, H. Holtz, L. Hacker, C. Minor. K. Perry, S. Schwartz. J. Per-cival. Second Row: T. Wagner, G. Smith. S. French. T. Carpenter, J. Blackman. C. Johnson. 1). Carr. E Barnette. M. Oldenberg, P. Carr. T. Mitchell, T. Persons, Third Row: K. Cook, B. Capman, T. Drake. R. Hostetler. K. Ward. D. Phelps. D. Wagner. J. Farrell, F. Eicher, Standing: D. Mumby. J. Thrams. C. Garcia. D. Farden. T. Wilson. T. Adams, M. Norman, T. Condon. Not Pictured: K. Capman, C. Buys, F. Alexander, S. Smith. Moving on down the line. Woodwind Trio! Lawrence Welk speaks, Ah one, Ah two. 76 Trombones? Senior High Chorus L To R. Front: S. Westendorf. P. Kime, Mr. Johnson. T. Kline. Second Row: B. Loudenslager. K. Farden A Carter. T. Perry. D. Saxman. M. Smoker, S. Embler, T. Hostetler. J. Skinner. V. Stauffer. Back Row: M. Fin-key. S. Capman. P. Holderman. K. Wickey, M. Mott. P. Lucas. M. Timm. T. Emmel. C. Stauffer. S. Parlin. C. Ledderman, Not Pictured: J. Baughman. S. Crapo. D. Mikolajczyk. C. Johnson. N. Bailey, P. Shackleton. T. Moore. K. McGregor. A. Schrader. P. Karris. 77 iiiii lllll 78 of LEARNING to do 79 Juniors Sell Wood CHIP RIDDLE DENISE FROHRIEP President Vice President MICKEY McMANUS |IJDY TRUCKEY Treasurer Secretary Robert Bailey Jodi Baughman Chris Beard Betty Bell Dean Benwire Linda Bidwell Nathan Bingaman Jeff Binkley Debbie Bonham Richard Buehlman Julie Buys Julie Crapo Ronny Collins Mike Danberry Debbie Emmel Rhonda Emmel Dean Fisher Jeff Fredenburg Darlene Frederick Nelson Hall Jean Hayner Brian Hiemstra Elgin Inman Cindy Johnson Cindy Kennedy Vicki Kime Chris Klawinski Roger Kline Cheryl Lederman Bonnie Loudenslager Mike Loudenslager Ron Markus Penny McClish Barry Meyer Cathy Mileski Ireena Milliman HO Mitch Miller Vicky Miller Rick Moore Bill Mootz Marc Mott Don Muckel Karen Nelson Cathy Nightingale Tim Norris Pat Osbon Joe Roa Ron Rockelein Sue Rowland Ray Rowland Gary Sanford Annette Saxman Victor Scare Joey Seafert Mike Schoiber Les Schrader Anita Schrock Joe Schwartz Robert Schwartz Jane Schumacher Bill Shackleton Dan Sharp Gary Spidle Diane Smith Patty Snyder Verda Stauffer Laurie Steiner Larry Swartz Terri Swift Terri Truckey John Trussell Lloyd Walton Kelly Ward Kendra Wickey Rusty Winston Randall Wolfe Sharon Woodman Ray VanWormer Dawn Wyatt NOT PICTURED Terry Allen Glen Joseph Darren Phillipson Todd Reed Sheila Schwartz Carl Schultz Hi I ain’t getten in there. A little over looken. “I cleaned my face, what more do you want?” 82 Don’t smile, Tom is married. Energetic Sophomore Class Mike Ash Nancy Hailey Melinda Barnes Melissa Barnes Kim Bertrand Larry Bontrager Dawn Campbell Sabrina Capman Shane Clipfell Thad Clipfell Andrea Conklin Chuck Davis Lori Davis Dan Delp Jackie Drake John Dobbertine Tim Doenges David Dudasko Virgil Dunham Cindy Emmel Kay Farden Beth Frankovich Janet Frecker Steve Frisbie Jeff Granado John Gross Jeff Hanson Ken Hanson Zona Hi«gins Lori Heiber Teresa Hostetler Chris Hurley Daniel Inman Char King Michele Lee Bob Leighton Peggy Lucas Cherryl Long Barb Loudenslager Todd McClish Deb McKercher Deb Mikolajczyk Tammy Moore Bill Mootz Cathy Nelson David Nystrom Patty O'Connell Shefley Parlin h: Cheryl Pearrow Tom Perry Kim Richardson Rob Robinson Jim Rowland Richard Sabin Vickie Scare Amy Schrader Ed Schrader Todd Schwartz Julie Skinner Roger Smith Margie Smoker Carol Stauffer Lance Thornton Chris Trine Vicki Tomlinson Frank Walters Chuck Ware Don Weiderman Sherry Westendorff Freshmen Seek Excitement Kendra Baughman Gina Blake Dave Bower Curtis Brown Mike Binkley Randy Barnett Tammy Carpenter Lori Church Rick Clipfell Jody Clipfell Darryl Cook Robert Danberry Denise Darmofal La Nell Donges Tina Dudasko Dawn Dunham Kathy Eash Teresa Emmel Charlie English Kim Fredenburg Brian French John Fox Todd Gordon Ken Haughn Michelle Hanson Velvet Harvey Sherri Hagen Butch Hayner Tony Herman Marlys Hooley Angie Inman Doug Jackson Natalie Johnson Rhonda Johnson Tammy Jones Ted Jourdan Glenn Kauffman Vincent Klein Randy Klien Kris King Russell Lavelle Debbie Long Robin Merkle David Metty Debbie McKelvain Avison Gano McKelvey Becky Moyer Julie Pattison 85 Ken Rockelein Charlie Ruge Mike Saxman Chris Saxman Dixie Scare Cindy Schultz Dean Schwartz Myron Schwartz Penny Sharp Sheila Slone Barb Smith Marvin Smith Bonnie Stauffer Kelli Stevens Todd Stevens Trade Swift Tammy Taylor Rav Tefft Ron Trams Rodney Trine Wally VanWinkle Gary Van Wormer Randy Wagner Anna Walters Butch Ward Rhonda Wattles Bob Weinberg |ulie Weinberg Dale Wells Julie Woodman NOT PICTURED: Terry Avery Junior Parish Scoutt Giant David Rench Regina Jones Kevin Sears David Owsley Buddy Town 8th Grade Terry Adams Doug Ambs Brian Baker Lee Benwire Jerry Binkley Brenda Boals John Blackman Jerry Borgert Dan Burick Brett Capman Kim Capman Cindy Carmichael Dale Carr Phil Carr Pamela Church Carolyn Collins Sue Collins Jim Comstock Tom Conden Mike Darmofal Tammy Drake Rex Eicher Shirley English Jodi Engle Jim Farrell Barb Franks Pam Frecker Audrey Fredenburg Jerry Glasscock Robert Gray Daron Green Kendra Greshaw Sharon Gordon Ken Hart Shawn Hendrickson Tami Herman Dawn Hiemstra Heidi Holtz Sheila Howard Chris Hurley Kim Joseph Cindy Krontz Barb Merkle Carrie Metty Lana Milliman Todd Mitchell Linda Moyer Kevin Mott 87 Mark Norman Tom Persons Kris Perry Dave Phelps Kip Postma Alan Ross Todd Sabin Vicki Saxman Vayette Schrader Randy Schrader Debbie Schwartz Sheila Schwartz Shelley Schwartz LaDonna Soper Valerie Steiner Glorita Smith Lisa Thaxton Jeff Van Vorst Billy Van Wormer Dawn Wagner Penny Wells Todd Westendorf Tom Wilson NOT PICTURED: Ed Barnett Vernon Bontrager Alden Brown Cindy Buys Andy Gregory Tina Heatn Sue Shackleton 88 7th Grade Florence Alexander Debbie Babcock Becky Benwire Tammy Benwire Tammy Binkley John Blackman Dan Bontrager Dan Campbell Tim Campbell Troy Carpenter DeAnna Clark Lorin Clipfell Molly Comstock Lois Conklin Karen Cook Ann Dudasko Dawn Elliott David Farden Barb Franks Joyce Franks Suzi French Carmen Garcia Cindy Gest Lee Ann Hacker Robert Hagen Jeff Haughn Chris Hicks Brenda Hollister Javier Holst Ron Hostetler Steve Hughes JoAnn Hurley Jeff Jackson Brett Johnson Cindy Johnson Paul Johnson Billy Jones Lois Kauffman Barb Klein Karla Kotecki Laura Kotecki Jane Krontz David Kruszka Brian LaVelle Cheryl Lawrence Kevin Leighton Tracey McGregor Kip Miller Cristy Minor Christine Moyer David Mumby Michael Oldenberg Jamie Percival Eugene Pyke Joseph Randazzo Bernice Rial Amy Roach Ron Rowland Cheryl Ruge Michelle Sabin Laurie Saxman Tim Scheer Rhonda Schwartz Sophia Schwartz Kathy Shackleton Steve Smith Brian Spidel Keria Steinberger Otto Steinberger Keith Tefft Jeff Thrams Denise Tobias Ted Truckey Theresa Wagner Cammy Walkinhood Lisa Waltz Kim Ward Bruce West NOT PICTURED: Brenda Bauman Elizabeth Bontrager Fred Bontrager Sam Bontrager Carlos Parks Sherry St. Andrew Little Twerps ri Freshman Intelligence Everybody loves a lover. Boy is this exciting. There's bubble gum in my clarinet. Sophomores galore 91 We're winning or I wouldn’t be siting here. Shake it, don't break it. Sex discrimination in school is illegal. Mrs. Amor sewed our mouths shut. Buehlman played with the adjustments again. P.E. stands for Practically Everybody. 92 93 94 op 01 oniqino jo CHS’s Board of Education Loren Carlisle—Trustee, Sharon Drake—Trustee, Dave Adams—Trustee, William Sherrat—Treasurer, Faye Whitford—Secretary, Frank Kruszka—President. Not pictured: Loren Jennings—Vice President. Formal meetings became routine procedure for finding solutions. Board members interview new superintendent candidates. 96 Farewell Dr. Hansen Dr. Robert Hansen left us January 30. 1979, to take a position as the new superintendent of the Paw Paw Schools. He was with us since August of 1972. In those 6V4 years he commenced a number of programs. Such as full day kindergarten and fifth grade band. Distributive education, co-op, and vocational shared time programs, guidance services, the industrial art program, and girl’s sports were expanded under his direction. Foreign language was again introduced into the high school curriculum, and also the offerings in mathematics, home economics, and business were extended. He received his high school education at Waugegan Township High School and graduated in 1945. He furthered his education at Northern Illinois State College and in 1952 received his Bachelor of Science degree. In continuing his career, he was awarded a Master of Arts degree from North Western University of Illinois in 1958 and his Doctor of Education certificate from Western Michigan University in 1971. He's been extremely active in community projects such as Lions Club. American Legion, and securing and promoting the Hills Opera House project. Colon High School will miss his guidance and leadership in our school system and community. 97 Mr. Myers New Superintendent Mr. David Myers, Superintendent J. David Myers, a former superintendent at Tekonsha, was assistant superintendent for business at Albion Public Schools when he was hired to fill the position of superintendnt here at Colon. He has a degree from Huntington College, two M.A.’s from Purdue University, one in etomology and another in school administration. He is a candidate for a PhD. degree at Michigan State University in 1981. He also earned his specialist degree at Michigan State University. Mr. Myers is a native of Berne, Indiana, and has a teaching background in science. We hope that Mr. Myers educational endeavors are fulfilled here at Colon High School. 98 Mr. Van Winkle Revives C.H.S. Mr. John Van Winkle was hired August 1978, to assume the principal’s job at the Colon High School. He is a college graduate from Eastern Michigan University, he majored in physical education, and minored in health and natural science. From 1963-1970 he taught in the following areas at Dansville High School: general science, biology, physical education, and physical science. His background in athletics has been extensive in the fields of football, track, and basketball. Graduating with a M.A. degree in 1970 from Michigan State University he furthered himself at Gatetown School, in Owendale, as high school principal. 1973-1975 brought him to Port Austin High School, where he was a principal and athletic director, and acted in the same capacity at Holton High School from 1975-1978. We are proud to have him here at Colon High School. Teachers Work Well With David Adams Mathematics Thomas Armstrong English Diana Cordes French 5. i Russell Adrianson Social Studies Ira Clark Math Science Robert Critz U.S. History James Combs English John Converse Science Kathleen Curtis Cheryl Grenier Physical Education Art 100 New Administration Dale Hellenga Industrial Arts Charles Jackson Business Lawrence Johnson Band Choir Steve Kershner English 1 V A Marlin King Vocational Agriculture Gilbert LeRoque Science Gayle Njus English David Percival Physical Education Janet Rhoade Business Terry Johnson Woodshop Debra McConaghy Math Science John Rittman Social Studies 101 Ramona Thaxton Librarian Gary Willis History Patsy Martin Counselor Office Personnel In Memory Of William Anderson How quickly pass the days and years. Time never waits for man. Unceasingly the minutes fly To fill a waiting span. How happy he who may look back. With pleasure and content. tin Upon the years forever gone And feel they were well spent; And still remember present time Will only shortly last. And then will be. however lived. A memory of the past. Agnes Davenport Bond 1(M Of SEEKING To Do 105 106 This is it! Two artists are better than one! 107 L-L-L-A-A-R-R-R-Y-Y This is a recording. No mistakes now. Berry in glasses? We're sisters! Meeting of the minds. 108 Next: Dawn's demo tape. Facial expressions make impressions. Jaws III Hee Haw! C-O-L-O-N! Feeling manly. Now I'm famous. What a band. Which category? no Mrs. Martin at work. Study. Study, Study. Pit power! I'm an artist! I'm a carpenter! Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! 111 Best for last! Now she’s unmasked. (Pic. 2) It's OK, Marc. Floor pan plan. Going to a party! 112 Shove, it, Armstrong! Me and ma gal. I The Armstrong look. The Marcus look. Rah! Rah! Let me help. 113 10 finger discount. 114 The starting of the Colon Marathon. I hit a natural High note. Plop plop fizz fizz Dork from Ork ns So, a needle pulling thread. Good news, no milk.” Vk, «® Well, Barb said ...” I want to talk to you about cremation. Another $ % mistake • IT 118 Working hard? Are you surprised? The last dance! Togetherness is fun! Kiss 2. Minus one? Mike, the thinking man. It’s Mr. Big! 119 It hurts to he real. Cheap shot! Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. James M. Barrie We have a lot 120 of REMEMBERING to do 121 r'P Will you stand jackass shot Seniors Sponsor there critter? Donkey Basketball Where is the scoop? Ripe Slow motion Junior-Senior Prom Theme, “Time Passages” Seniors Find Fun In L. to R.. Front: Pat Rime. Pat Holderman, Donna Mikolajczyk, Corine Linebrink, Sara Crapo, Marie Timm, Deb Saxman, Kathleen Shoop, Carolyn Colpetsir, Terri Messier. Middle: Linda Smith, Annette Carter, Mary Jane Frecker, Donna Bare, Kim Conklin, Pam Karris, Martha Finkey, Bonnie Haughn. Brenda Ongley. Back: Chris Lucas, Chris Inman, Teresa Bontrager, Deb Parlin, Chuck Frisbie, Sue Vogler, Jeff Torres, Lori Nys-trom, Todd Schipper, Linda Schwartz, Jack Van Schoik, Bob Starks. The Sun At Daytona Beach Jan Rhoade supper dummy. The dolphin pool is one of the most popular attractions at Sea World. We are ready for row call.” Disney World provides Shamu something for everyone. Waterfall at Cypress Gardens 1 want everyone on this bus, Now!” Commencement Signals New Beginning For Seniors Morley Fraser speaks to Class of 79. You came a long way. baby. 1 don't believe they found the right seats ’ « Choir sings Dare to be Happy. Proud Advertising “Keepe thy shoppe, and thy shoppe will keepe thee” Sir William Turner We Have A Lot 132 Of SELLING To Do 133 ABBOTT’S Magic Manufacturing Company WORLD S LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY MAGIC Colon. Michigan 49040 ' The Magic Capital of the World Recil Bardner. President Phone (Area Code HUi) 432-3504 Congratulations to Seniors of 1979 COLON BOARD OF EDUCATION President—Frank Kruszka Vice President—Loren Carlisle Secretary—Faye Whitford Treasurer—William Sherratt Trustee—Loren Jennings Trustee—Sharon Drake Trustee—David Adams Bisel’s 50—$1.00 CITIZENS STATE BANK Phone 432-3556 Downtown Colon 123 E. State, Colon, Mi. East Hill Office FURNITURE CARPETING Patrons j rrgyy j£s X WJA. mLteaat xj ouih ciNiuviut «o o ’Tj--- | : STURGIS. MICHIGAN St. Joe Valley Golf Course Shaw Shoes Retail Warehouse Paul’s TV Lunger’s Variety Store Kent’s Sound Chamber Emerson Cleaners Century Antiques Bookie Joint Sturgis Glass Company Best for Food and Rest COLON FAMILY BARTHOLOMEW CLOTHING FOODS 432-3179 Downtown Everyday Colon Low Prices Fresh Quality Meat Colon Magic City Hardware 432-3464 Colon, Michigan Rosie’s Sand Lake Steakhouse Sturgis Savings Loan Corner of State and Blackstone Colon, Mi. Phone 432-3229 V.VA SKYLIGHT STUDIO 42 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, MI 49036 Portrait Division of Photographic Stimuli Phone (517) 278-8545 Herff Jones Yearbooks Montgomery. Ala Pasco. Wash Marceline.Mo Gettysburg. Pa 139 Good Luck Seniors of 1979 LITTLE RED SHOE HOUSE FACTORY SHOE OUTLET IRREGULARS AND DISCONTINUED For Men, Women, and Children HARDINGS EAST IN STURGIS HARDING’S FRIENDLY MARKET Friendly Workers Plus Everydoy Low Prices 432-3010 Colon DAVIS INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE For All Your Insurance and Real Estate Needs 432-3296 121 N. Blackstone Colon WAYNE’S BODY SHOP Complete Collision Service 899 E. State 432-2477 Compliments of DR. WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE Colmer Maxitrol Division Best Wishes to 1979 Seniors Pro-Tect Rustproofing of Sturgis, Inc. 208 £ CHICAGO ROAD STURGIS. MICHIGAN 49091 (616) 651 7821 6 1-7760 CLOSED SUNDAYS WOODY’S WESTERN WEAR CLOTHING - TACK - RIDING EQUIPMENT 7 Miles North of Sturois on M-66 to Findley Road. Turn West Go 1 Mile HEMEL’S CHEVROLET 21 r, E. Slate 4:12-3440 Clarence Laura Wood r.r 3. 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Sturgis MARATHON BOWERS RUTH SCHIPPER SERVICE ANN’S FUNERAL 24 hour DRESS SHOP HOME wrecker service 432-3921 COLON 432-3682 432-3678 Best Wishes Colon Seniors of 1979 Colon LAKESHORE COMPLIMENTS ELEVATOR TRAYLING AND OF Supersweet Feeds SONS COLON’S FRIENDLY Seed, Grain Coal and Farm Colon NEIGHBORHOOD Supplies FURNITURE STORE Colon PARLIN’S COMFORT SHOPPE YOUR COMFORT SPECIALISTS” SLEEPERS BY: Schweiger Berkline Stratford RECLINERS BY Stratoloungcr Berkline Lane FAMOUS SEALY MATTRESSES SOUTHERN MICHICANS LARGEST SELECTION OF SOFASLEEPERS RECLINERS AND MATTRESSES Financing Available t HI.IVS Comfort Shoppe No Extra Charge For Delivery OPfclN: Monday and Friday 9:30 to 9:00 p.m., Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. For Your Shopping Pleasure IN THE COLUMBIA PLAZA. BATTLE CREEK PHONE . . . 964-8088 blua„nd°paspseo!:.of 'hen,; but I We have a lot Dante Alighieri I 14H of LOOKING to do 149 7TH GRADERS Alexander. Florence 89 Babcock. Debbie 09 Bauman. Brenda Ben wire. Becky 64. 79. 89 Ben wire. Tammy 89 Binkley. Tammy 20. 59, 89 Blackman. John 89. 64, 76 Bontrager. Daniel 89 Bon tracin', Elizabeth Bontrager. Fred Bontrager. Sam Capbell. Dan 58. 89 Campbell. Tim 58. 89 Carpenter, l’roy 76. 89 Clark. DeAnna 20. 59. 89 Clipfell. Bonn 89. 64 Comstock, Molly 89 Conklin. Lois 89 Cook. Karen 76. 89 Dudasko. Ann 89 Elliott. Daw n 59. 89 Farden. David 76. 89 Ferro. Cill 59 Franks. Barb 89 Franks. Joyce 89 French. Suzi 76. 89 Garcia. Carmen 20. 76. 89 Gerst, Cindy 59. 89 Hacker. Lee Ann;76 89 Hagen. Robert 89 Haughn. Jeff 111. 89 Hicks. Christine 89 Hollister. Brenda 89 Holst. Javier 58. 89 Hostetler. Ron 58. 89 Hughes. Steve 89 Hurley. Jo Ann 89 Jackson. Jeff 89 Johnson, Brett 58. 29. 89 Johnson. Cindy 58. 64. 76. 89 Johnson, Paul 89 Jones, Billy 89. 64 Kauffman. Lois 89 Klein. Barb 89 Kotecki. Karla 89 Kotecki. Laura 59. 89 Krontz. Jane 89 Kruszka, David 58, 89 LaValle. Brian 89 Lawrence. Cheryl 89 Leighton, Kevin 89 McGregor. Tracy 64 Miller. Kip 89 Minor. Christy 20. 76. 90 Mover. Christine 90 Mumby, David 58. 76. 90 Oldenberg. Michael 58. 76, 90 Parks. Carlos 58 Percival, Jamie 20. 64. 59. 76. 90 Pyke. Eugene 90 Randazzo. Joseph 90 Rial. Bernice 64 9. 90 Roach. Amy 59. t 4, 90 Rowland. Ron 90 Ruge. Cheryl 64. 90 Sabin. Michelle 90 All School Index Saxman, Laurie M. � 9. 90 Scheer. Jim 90 Schwart Rhonda o4, 90 Schwartz. Sophia a9. 76. 64. 90 Shackleton. Kathy 90. 64 Smith. Steve 90 Spidle. Brian 90 St. Andrew, Sherry Stenberger. Keria 90 Steipberger. Otto 90 Tefft, Keith 58. 90 Thrams. Jeff 58, 76. 90 Tobias. Denise 90 Truckey. Ted 58. 90 Wagner. Theresa 59, 76, 90 Walkinhood, Camray 90 Waltz. Lisa 26. 59. 76. 64. 90 Ward. Kim 59, 76. 90 West, Bruce 90 Wickey. JffTe 26. 59. 110. 90 Wolfe Colleen 90 WFatt. Darrell 90 8TH GRADERS Adams. Terry 58. 76, 64. 87 Ambs. Doug 47. 58. 8 Baker. Brian 44. 58. 87 Barnett. Edward 76 Benwire. Lee 12. 58. 87 Binkley, Jerry 87 Blackman. |ohn 87 Boa Is. Brenda 76. 87 Bontrager. Vernon Borgert. Jerry 87 Brown. Alden 108 Burick. Dan 87 Buys. Cindy Capman. Brett 76. 87 Capman. Kim 87 Carmichael. Cindy 59. 87 Carr. Dale 58. 76. 87 Carr. Phil 64 . 76. 87 Church, Pamela 20. 59. 87 Collins. Carolyn 87 Collins, Sue 87 Comstock. Jim 64. 87 Conden. Tom 78. 76. 87 Darmofal. Mike 58, 87 Drake. Tammy 76. 87 Eicher. Rex 64. 29. 63. 76. 77. 87 I English. Shirley 20. 59, 87 Engle. Jodi 20. 87 HrrelL Jim 58. 76. 87 Franks. Barb 87 Pecker, Pam 87 r Fredcnburg. Audrey 87 kGlasscock, Jerry 58. 64 . 87 Gregory. Andy Gray,. Robert 87 Green, Damn 58. 87 Greshaw. Kendra 87 Gordon. Sharon 59. 64. 87 Hart. Ken 64. 87 Heath. Tina Hendrickson. Shawn 58. 87 Herman. Tami 87 Hiemstra, Dawn 87 Holtz. Heidi 20. 29. 59. 76. 87 Howard, Sheila 87 Hurley. Chris 87 Joseph Kim 12. 20. 119. 87 Krontz. Cindy 87 Merkie. Barb 87 Metty, Carrie 87 Milliman. Lann 87 Mitchell. Todd 58. 76 87 Mott. Kevin 87 Moyer. Linda 87 Norman, Mark 58. 76 88 Persons. Tom 64. 78, 76. 88 Perry. Kris 20. 76. 88 Phelps, Dave 78. 88. 76 Postma. Kip 88 Ross. Alan 88 Sabin. Todd 88 Saxman. Vicki 88 Schrader, Kandy 58. 88 Schrader. Vayette 13. 88 Schwartz. Debbie 88 Schwartz. ShHIa HR Schwartz. Shelley 88 Shackleton. Sue Smith. Glorita 20. 59. 88. 76 Soper. LaDonna 20. 59. 88 Steiner. Valerie 88 Thaxton. Lisa 88 Van Vorst, Jeff 58. 88 Van Wormer. Billy 58. 88 Wagner. Dawn 59. 76. 88 Wells, Penny 88 Westendorf. Todd 88 Wilson. Tom 78. 76. 88 9TH GRADERS Avery, Terry I Barnett. Randy 24. 85. 57. 63 Baughman. Kendra 12. 18. 29. 85. 75, 74 Binkley. Mike 85 Blake. Gena 3. 12. 18. 74. 85 Bower. David 12. 13. 47. 57. 63. 74. 86 Brown. Curtis 49. 85. 91. 110 Carpenter, Tammy 3. 12. 19, 53. 74. 85 Church. Lori 19. 74. 85 Clipfell. Jody 85 Clipfell. Rick 47. 63. 85 Cook, Darryl 24. 85 Danberry, Robert 49. 63. 85 Darmofal. Denise 85 Doenges. La Nell 24. 53. 29. 85 Dudasko. Tina 91. 85, 62 Dunham. Dawn 85 Eash. Kathy 24 . 85. 62 Emmel. Teresa 11. 24. 18. 85. 91. 77. 92 English. Charles 47. 85 Fox, John 85 Fredenburg. Kim 85 French, Brian 85. 74 Gordon. Todd 85 Giant. Scott Hanson. Michelle 85. 86. 109 Harvey, Velvet 85 Haughn,Ken 85 Hayner. Butch 85 Herman. ’Pony 24. 85 Hpolefl Marlvs 13. 12. 53. 74 85, 119, 62. 86 Inman, Angie 53, 74. 85. 74. 62. 66, 67 Jackson. Doug 85 Johnson. Natalie 91. 85, 86. 62 Jones. Tammy 85 Jones. Regiu.i 80 Jourdan. Ted 24. 85 Kauffman. Glen 85 King. Kris 10. 9. 85, 74 Klein. Vincent 24. 85 Klien. Randy 24. 29. 85 LaValle, Russ 85 Long, Debbie 85 McBlvain. Deb 12. 85. 74 McKelvey. A.G. 47. 24. 118. ar «7 Merkli . Robin 85. 108 Metty. David 24. 85 Moyer Becky 11. 9, 19, 85. 116. 86. 93 Owsley. David 24. Ill Pattison. Julie 3. 12. 53. 85. 74 . 80. 62. 91. 06. 67 Parish. Julie Rench. David Rockelein Ken 10. 24. 86. 74 Ruge. Charlie 109. 80. 91 Saxman. Christine 86. 116. 108 Saxman. Mike 47. 86. 57 Scare. Dixie 86 Schultz. Cindy 3, 10. 9, 80. 75. 74. 106 Schwartz. Dean 86 Schwartz. Myron 86 Sears. Kevin Sears. Victor Sharp 26, 86 Slone. Sheila 80 Smith Barb 80. 74. 125 Smith. Marvin 09. 86 Stauffer! Bonnie 86. 02 Stevens. Kelli 53. 86 Stevens. Todd 47. 57. 86 Swill,-Trade 53. 80 Tadlor. Tammy 80 Tefft. Ray 24 . 25. 86 ThramV.Ron 47. 80. 57 Towns. Ralph Trine, Rodney 86 Van Winkle, Wally 47. 86. 57. Van Wormer. Gary 24. 86 W agner. Randy 24. 86 Walters. Anna 86 Ward. Ron 86. 118. 57 Wattles, Rhonda 3. 86. 74 Weinberg. Bob 47. 26. 24. 86 Weinberg. Julie 19. 86. 93 Wells, Dale 24. 86 V uni man. Julie 86. 74. 75, 82 in IM -RADERS Ash Mike 47. 83 H.iIm . m k. Debbie B.nl« Nancy 3. 74. 83, 110 H o Melinda 83 Burner. Melissa 83 Bertrand, Kim 83 B 11' - iger, Larry iT+’ fT: H- hum. Jeff EemptaHDawn 12. 132. 51, ; 1 • :' 9. 89. 27.JMK 1 it 112. 119. 92. 71. 109 Cap .in, Sabrina 3. 77, 74,63 Clip 11. Shane 12. 9. 47. 83, 83. no Cliptell. Thad 47. 83 Conklin. Andrea 3. 74. 83 Davis. Charles 56. 83 Davis. Lori 83. 74 Ddp I Jan 24, 74. 83. 119 DoLberteen. John 83. 107 ■bengoi, Tim 24. 83 pr.ike. Jackie 3 83. 74 Dudusko. David 89 Dunham. VirpT83 Em me I. Cliffy 3 . 24 . 83 . 74 Farden. § 3. 83. 77. 74 Frankovfch. Beth 27. 109. 83. ¥ 74 Flecker Janet 83 Frisbk Sieve 3. 13. 10. 47. 83. Giant. Penny Gr.m.ido. eff 47. 83 Woss. John 74. 83 Hanson. Jeff 24. 83 Hanson. Ken 83 Heiber. Lori 24.8 Higgins. Zona 83 Hosteller. resa 77. 24. 53. HmU , Chris 24. 83 li in Daniel 24. 83 ■ 27. 00. 51. 52. 107. 29. 83 Klien. Anthony 24 Li e Michele 12. 83 Leighton. Bob 83 Long. Cheryl 83 Loudens lager, Barb 3, 49. 66. 27. 29. 67. 83. 74. 93 Lucas. Peggy 3. 13, 17. 27, 77. 83. 131. 124 McClish. Todd 83 McKerchcr, Debbie 3. 12. 27. 53. 83. 62. 74 Milolajczyk. Debbie 83. 117 Moon Tammy 74, 83. 69 Moot . Bill 83 Nelson. Cathy 24. 83 Nystrom. David 47. 83 O’Connell. Patti 24. 83. 92 Purlin. Shelly 27. 18. 91. 83. 77 . 74. 131 Perry lorn 47. 27. 109. 84. 77. 131. 05. 73 Ralston. Dawn Richardson. Kim 3. 27, 53. 73, 29. 62. 84 . 74 Robinson. Rob 119 Rowland, jimmy 84 Sabin. Richard 3, 84. 74 Scare. Vicki 24. 84 Schrader. Amy 84. 74 Meyer. Berry 80. 44 . 27 . 63. 115 Mileski. Cathy 80, 31 Miller. Mitch 81. 110 Miller. Vicky 81. 12. 17. 27. 119. 74 Miliiman. Ireena 80 Moore. Rick 81. 31. 110 Mootz. Bill 81 Mott. Mart; 77. 82. 81. 22 Muckel. Don 81. 11, 9 55. 03. 107, 111. 69 Nelson. Karen 81 Nightengale, Cathy 81. 12. 22. 27. 106. 113. 66. 74 Norris. Tim HI. 10. 22. 109. 74 Osbon. Pat 81 Phillipson. Darren Riddle. Chip 80. 24. 25. 82 Roa. Joe 81, 11.44. 27.26. 73 112 Rock ?lein. Ron 81. 24. 26. 131 Rowland Ray 81 Rowland Sue 81. 28. 109. 74 Sanford, (.ary 81 Sa man. AmiRtte Si are. Victor 8!. 24 Schoiber. Mike 81, 44 Schrader. Les 81 Schrock. Anita 81 17. 27. 29. 69. 124. 125 Schultz. Carl Schumacher. Jane 81 26 Schwartz. Joe 81 Schwartz. Robert 81 ’ Schwartz. Sheila 22 Seafert. Joey 81. 109 Shackieton, Bill 65. 81 Sharp. Dan 81. 11.24.3lH 65 Smith. Diane 81. 12. 109] 73 Snyder. Patti 81. 91 Spidle. Cary 81. 49. 03 Stauffer. Verda 81. 77 1 Steiner. Laurie 81 Swartz. Larry 81. 12 118. 125. 74. 05 Swift. Terri 81. 51r Truckey. Judy 31. 27. 80 22, 60. 108. 106, 89 Truckey. Terri 81. 51, 31 52. 22. 60. 131. 69 JrusselL John 81, 44 . 24. 25. 27. 74. 119 Van Wormer. Ray 81. 24 Walton. Lloyd 81. 24. 31. 55. ■). 125 Waru. JLelly 81. 9. 51. 27. 82 31. 132, 143, 22. 106. 108 Wickey, Kendra 26, 81, 22. 82. 77. 131 Winston. Rusty 81. 26. 22. 65 Wolfe, Randy 81. 22 Woodman. Sharon 81, 74 Wyatt, Dawn 81. 3, 74 124. - 23. Schrader, Ed 84 Schwartz. I odd 3. 84, 71. 74 Shackieton. Pam Skinner. Julie 53. 84. 77 Smith, Brad Smith, Roger 12. 47. 74. 84 Smoker. Maigfl53. 84 . 77 Stauffer. Carol 74, 77. 84 Thornton. Lance 27, 84. 72 Tomlinson. Vicki 84. 124, 74. 75 Trim . Chris 04 Walters. Frank 47. 24. 89. 63 Ware, Chuck 84 Welder man. Don 84 Weinberg. Jeff 47 Westendorf. Sherry 84. 72 Winston. Krista 84 Yoder. Jin !3 JUNIORS Alien. Terry Bailey. Robert 80. 44. 114 Baughman. Jodi 80. 74. 73. 131 Beard. Chris 8n. 3. 12. 24. 31. 149, 74 Beil. Betty 80 Benwire Dean 80. 50. 82 Bid well. Linda 80, 3, 13. 24. 3C5L27. 82. 118 Hmgaman. Nathan 80. 11. 44. 46. 27. 23. 28, 118. 73. 124. 74. Ill, 05 5 Binkley, Jeff 80. 31 B mham. Debbie 80, 11. 17. £3. 119. 108 Butlilman, Richard 80. 82 Buys. Julie 80. 31 Colons. Ron 80. 24 Crapo. Julie 80. 9. 27. 51. 108. 10.1i 111, 125. 124 Dan harry, Mike 80 108. 73. 118V KmmelkUebbie 80, 22 KmmeljRhonda 80 Fisher, lean 80. 44. 24 . 25. 105. 6. 113. 112. 65 Fredenburg. Jeff 80. 24 Frederick, Darlene 80. 74 Frohriep, Denise 80. 27. 106. 3. 22. 00. 119, 74 1 lull. Nelson 80 Hayner. fean 80. 113 Hiemstra. Brian 80 Inman. Elgin 80. 4. 24 Johnson. Cindy 80. 27, 118. 116 Joseph. Glen 124, 65 Kennedy. Cindy 80. 124. 69 Kime, Vicki 80. 51. 27. 61. 60. 113. 69 Klawinski, Chris 80. 44 . 24. 31. 55. 27. 63 Kline. Roger 60. 24 Lederman. Cheryl 80. 31, 22. 77. 113. 131 Loudenslagei. Bonnie 80. 77, 74 Loudenslager. Mike 80. 44. 24. 55. 22 63 Markus. Ron 80. 113 McClish. Penny 80. 51.27. 52. 60. 61 McManus. Mickey 80. 44 46. 55. 82 SENIORS Bailey. Andy 34. 5. 115 Bare. Donna 34. 3. 24, 25. 122. 118. 130. 126. 116 Bell. Keith 34. 7. 130. 117 Bontrager. Teresa 34, 4. 12. 41. 149, 126, 139 Brewer, Barry 34. 44 . 24 . 27. 65 117 Campbell. Tony 34. 44 . 24. 25. 122. 123 Carter, Annette 34, 4. 31, 77. 126. 128 Collins. John 34. 24. 130 Colpetsir. Carolyn 35, 126 Conklin. Kim 12. 33. 41. 22. 74. 149. 126. 69 Crapo, Sarah 35. 4. 126 Davis. Alan 35. 12. 130. 65 Decker. Barb 25. 5. 31. 26. 22. 29. 74 Drake, Judv 35. 12. 22. 69. 74. 117 Dudasko. John 35. 27. 22. 29. 117 Elliot. Jeff 3 Embler. Starla 35. 3. 12. 24. 22. 77 Finkey, Martha 35. 3. 4. 41. 148 126. 77. 114 Fisher. Norean 35. 41. 115 Frecker. Mary Jane 36. 24. 123, 130. 126. 69 Fredenburg. Jody 36. 120 Frisbie. Chuck 36. 4. 12. 48, 44. 55. 27. 122. 126. 130. 74. 127. 124. 125. 65 Oingerich. Mike 36 Hanson. Nolan 36 Haughn. Bonnie 36. 126. 128 Higgins. Greg 36. 44 . 41. 24. 27. 113 Hoiderman. Patti 30. 7. 22. 77, 126. 74 . 73. 131. 128 Holsinger. John 36 Hostetler. Karry 37. 24 Inman. Crystal 33. 22. 126. 116 Jennings. Chris 37. 41. 22 . 71, 73. 110. 131. 116 Jordan. Ron 37. 27. 112 Karris. Pam 37. 123. 128. 126. 127 Keifer. Cindy 37 Kime. Patty 7. 37. 41. 77. 82, 126. 128. 74. 73 Klein. David 37. 24. 25 Kline. Tammy 37. 41. 22. 149. 120. 77, 74 Leighton. Dave 37. 12 Linebnnk. Corine 7. 51. 31. 27. 22. 108. 126, 29. 60. 61. 125. 66 Lucas. Chris 38. 44. 55. 126. 65. 125 Mesler, Terr ' 38. 130. 126 Mikolajezyk. Donna 38. 5. 126. 129 Miller. David 116 Norris. Brad 38 Nystrom. Lori 38. 3. 41. 149. 108. 126, 74 O’Connell. Jim 38, 24. 31 Ongley. Brenda 38. 148. 130. 126 Osbon. Barb 39. 27. 108 Parlin. Deborah 33. 27. 123. 126. 23. 22, 66. 74 Pattison, Jeff 39. 44 . 41. 27 Roach. Rhonda 39. 4 Ryan. Steve 44, 31 Sanford. Velvet 39 Saxman. Debbie 39. 41. 17. 27. 123. 29. 127, 126. 115. 118. 77. 73. 107. 131 Schipper, Tod 39. 49. 55. 126 Schwartz. Duane 41. 131 Schwartz, Linda 3, 33. 41. 27. 22. 60. 61. 126. 66. 148. 67 Shoop. Kathleen 39. 12. 10, 49. 27. 126, 60, 22. 23. 74. 107. 124, 125. 127, 66 Smith. Linda 39. 31. 126 Starks. Bob 24. 130. 126 Timm. Marie 39. 126. 118. 127. 77. 115 Van Schoick. jack 40. 122. 126. 65 Velie. Larry 40. 41. 7. 44. 32. 107. 113 Voglet. Susan 40. 41. 148. 126 Wagner. Lloyd 40. 50. 49. 24 COOKS Allen. Joyce 30 Bailey. Louise Barnes. Myrtle Blanchard. Deloros 30 Casselinan. Roberta Cummins, Valetta 30 Engle. Helen 30 Hostetler. Florence Neaman Ruth 30 Velie. Marilyn 30 TEACHERS Adams. David 47. 102. -00. 116. 108 Adrianson. Russell 44. 100. 60. 62. 115. 66 Amor, Elaine 100 Anderson, William 103. 100 Armstrong. Thomas 100. 127. 23. 109. 113, 112 Clark. Ira 100 Combs. )ames 100. 119 Converse, John 100. 27, 79. 108 Cordes, Diana 100 Critz. Robert 44. 100. 27 63 Curtis. Kathleen 100, 92. 117. 92. 69 Engle. Larry 56 65 Grenier. Cheryl 100. 123 Hellenga, Dale 101 Jackson, Chari 101. 59. 57 Johnson. Larrv 102. 101. 118. 110. 11T77. 93 • HTson. Terry' 101 Hfershner, Steve 101. 27 VKing. Marlin 101. 24. 114 V LeRoque, Gil 101, 114 W Martin. Patsy 102, 111. 115 McConaghy. Debra 101. 82 Njus, Gayle 101 Percival. David 101, 55. Rhoade. Janet 101. 69. 127 Rittman. John 40. 101. 129 Thaxton. Ramona Willis. Gary 102 | ADMINISTRATION Myers. David 98. 95 Hansen. Robert 97, 106 - Van Wmjkle, John 22. 99. 95. 107. 108. 116. 114 SECRETARIES McKercher. Carol 102 Trayling. Diane 102, 31 Wagner. Phyllis 102 CUSTODIAN Forrrst. Russell 30. 112 Lampe. Aileen 30 Lampc. Paul 30 Langley. Barbara 30 Smith, Tom 30