Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

table of contents yearbook staff 4- 5 sports 35 organizations 37- 45 seniors 47- 59 homecoming 60- 63 activities 67- 77 underclassmen 79- 99 staff 101-109 candids 111-129 index 131-134 adds 139-150 Barb Loudenslager 2udms Kim Richardson UIIJOJ tipits Peggy Lucas Suiyt Jnijj 0861 (jots yooi ADdX The planning that goes into producing a yearbook is not fully understood until you have planned one. That's what we found out this year. Also, not only does there have to be planning but there must be alot of hard work as well. We have planned and worked hard so that you could have this reminder of your school year. We hope that you enjoy our efforts. 5 autographs varsity football 1979 Is it a first down? John Iron Man Trussel The Colon Magi Football Team had somewhat of a disappointing season. But it depends on how you look at it. Considering a majority of the players were juniors who were in there learning process. The Magi's overall record was 3-6. The wins coming from Constantine, Climax-Scotts, and Sand Creek. Chris Klawinski had a fine season of 1279 yards and a single game high of 251. He was also voted most valuable player. The most improved player award went to Berry Meyers, the 101% award to Don Muckel and Mr. Lift award went to Roger Smith. L. to R., Front Row: 8 Meyers, R. Thrams, T. Clipfell, L. Bontrager, R. Smith, S. Clip-fell, 0. Bower, J. Granado, F. Walters. Back Row: Coach R Adrianson, J. Trussel, L. Swart?, M Ash, M. Loudenslager, C Klawinski, D. Muckel, R Bailey, D. Fisher, Coach D Percival, Coach D. Adams. 8 COLON 06 Athens 08 COLON 40 Constantine 14 COLON 26 Climax-Scotts 06 COLON 08 Schoolcraft 50 COLON 06 White Pigeon 41 COLON 22 Sand Creek 08 COLON 18 Mendon 22 COLON 06 Bronson 35 COLON 00 Centreville 12 HOOL s t noo t s 9 j. v. breaks even SCHOOL V SCHOOL! SLEklOR HIGH co lo k co a; ;u k i i I. to r., front row: Randy Kline, Doug Jackson, Mike Saxman, Todd Sabin, Todd Stevens, Shawn Hendrickson, Phil Carr, Kevin Mott, back row, Coach Adrianson, coach Adams, Jerry Glasscock, Brian Baker, Dale Carr, Bob Weinberg, Charles English, Wally VanWinkle, AG. McKelvey, Doug Ambs, Coach Percival The Colon Junior Varsity opened their season against Athens. The Magi defeated Athens by a score of 28 to 22. On their second game Colon traveled to Constantine. Where they played a tough game but in the end lost. The final score was 0-26. The season ended with the magi winning 4 out of their 8 games. It was a rough season but the team learned much that will help them having a winning season next year. 10 planning a climb-up I. to r., Shelley Parlln, Kendra Baughman, Vicki Tomlinson, Peggy Lucas I. to r., Sue Shackelton, Sue Collins, Lana Milli-man, LaDonna Soper Execution Collapse 11 varsity volleyball FRONT ROW: L. to R Barb Loudenslager, Dawn Wagner, Kim Richardson, Char King, Vicki Kime, Coach; Mrs. Trenary, BACK ROW: L. to R Penny McClish, Dawn Campbell, Judy Truckey, Denise Frohriep. Get your balls up girls. 12 Great pyramid of Egypt? s.j.v. league champs w Constantine w Climax-Scotts L Sturgis W Schoolcraft W Centreville w Three Rivers w Mendon w Athens w White Pigeon w Burr Oak w Constantine L Burr Oak W White Pigeon W Schoolcraft w Mendon L Sturgis W Climax-Scotts W Centreville L Comstock L Coldwater Districts W-2 L-l Colon's varsity volleyball team made a major offensive switch this year, changing from the more simple four-two offense to the more complicated six-two. Making an offensive change of this nature is difficult for a team to completely accomplish in one season. Colon's transition was further hampered by some ill-timed injuries. Colon, however, handled it all very well. The first few matches of the season were slow and at times Colon's play looked poor and unorganized. The middle of the season found Colon playing super one game and badly the next. Consistency was difficult and frustrating at times for Colon to come by; but when it finally did arrive, Colon played some exciting, well executed matches. Colon finished the year in the district finals playing their best volleyball of the season; but Battle Creek St. Phil was not to be out done, and Colon placed second in the tournament. Colon's season record was 18-8 overall. Colon ended with a 13-1 league record and finished as St. Joe Valley League champs for the fifth straight year in a row. Colon placed three players on the All-Conference first team, Vicki Kime, Kathy Nightengale, and Dawn Campbell. Two players were placed on the second team, Char King and Kim Richardson. Penny McClish made honorable mention. Vicki Kime was chosen as the leagues Most Valuable Player. Vicki was also chosen as the teams Most Valuable Player. Kim Richardson was given the award for the Most Improved Player, and Denise Frohriep was presented with the Coaches Award. 13 girls j.v. basketball FRONT ROW: Tracie Swift, Julie Pattison, Kelli Stevens, Marlys Hooley, Kendra Gre-shaw, Tammy Carpenter, Hiedi Holtz BACK ROW: Glorita Smith, Lori Church, Sharon Gordon, Angie Inman, Gena Blake, Mr. Engle. we they 38 Tekonsha 9 27 Bronson 24 34 Constantine 24 27 Schoolcraft 19 30 Mendon 26 45 White Pigeon 32 13 Centreville 11 33 Burr Oak 28 45 Climax 8 40 Constantine 21 40 Schoolcraft 12 35 Mendon 20 23 Bronson 26 28 White Pigeon 30 30 Centreville 21 29 Burr Oak 25 29 Climax 22 28 Tekonsha 25 14 7th-8th girls basketball FRONT ROW: Wendy Rogers, Michelle Percival, Joey Hemel, Wendy Allen, Jackie Sax-man, Julie Noragon, Denise Rial. BACK ROW: Jill Traylings, Renee Poole, Maureen McManus, Dawn Heath, Lisa La Valle, Myrth Sherratt, Mr. Blanchard we they 21 Mendon 18 29 Centreville 16 16 Schoolcraft 12 16 Sturgis 18 5 Coldwater 33 9 Centreville 16 11 Coldwater 22 10 Mendon 23 23 Constantine 20 16 Holy Angels 11 9 Sturgis 17 42 Climax 13 we they 21 Mendon 24 20 Centreville 12 16 Schoolcraft 17 25 Sturgis 23 10 Coldwater 15 26 Centreville 16 8 Coldwater 19 28 Mendon 30 14 Constantine 21 32 Holy Angels 9 23 Sturgis 30 31 Climax 15 EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Cindy Johnson, Christy Minor, Carmine Garcia, Bernice Rial, Cindy Guest, Sophia Schwartz, Deanna Clark. BACK ROW: Julie Wickey, Amy Roach, Tammy Binkley, Theresa Wagner, Laurie Saxman, Kim Ward, Jamie Percival, Tammy Benwire, Mngr. Lisa Waltz, Mr. Blanchard. 15 varsity basketball 1980 L 1° R. CMeh perciva|, Mike Loudenslager, Lloyd Walton, Shane Clipfell, Mike Ash, Don We,derman, Tom Perry, Chr.s Kla-wmski, dt(v6 Prisbie. Senior Team Members: Mike Loudenslager, Chris Klawinski, and Uoyd Walton Colon 47 White Pigeon 72 Colon 49 Camdom—Frontier 35 Colon 45 Constantine 75 Colon 65 Burr Oak 54 Colon 56 Camdon—Frontier 45 Colon 70 Schoolcraft 57 Colon 68 Climax—Scotts 79 Colon 55 Mendon 57 Colon 58 Centreville 66 Colon 59 Union City 59 Colon 38 Constantine 60 Colon 66 Schoolcraft 56 Colon 47 White pigeon 81 Colon 46 Tekonsha 61 Colon 63 Burr Oak 53 Colon 77 Centreville 80 Colon 66 Climax—Scotts 60 Colon 64 Tekonsha 62 Colon 86 Mendon 68 Colon 64 Union City 68 Colon 53 Centreville 65 17 j.v. boys basketball L. to R., Marvin Smith, Todd Stevens, Charlie Ruge, Wally VanWinkle, David Bower, Butch Ward, Ronnie Thrams, Mike Saxman, Coach Engle, Keith Ames, Mgr Colon 49 White Pigeon 89 Colon 64 Camden—Frontier 57 Colon 32 Constantine 72 Colon 68 Burr Oak 59 Colon 46 Camden—Frontier 51 Colon 60 Schoolcraft 61 Colon 64 Climax—Scotts 50 Colon 51 Mendon 50 Colon 44 Centreville 70 Colon 71 Union City 72 Colon 62 Constantine 66 Colon 52 Schoolcraft 60 Colon 47 White Pigeon 67 Colon 60 Tekonsha 49 Colon 73 Burr Oak 37 Colon 56 Centreville 71 Colon 60 Climax—Scotts 56 Colon 62 Tekonsha 60 Colon 82 Mendon 81 Colon 63 Union City 57 18 freshmen boys basketball Colon 26 White Pigeon 47 Colon 49 Constantine 51 Colon 32 Burr Oak 18 Colon 42 Schoolcraft 36 Colon 38 Climax—Scotts 44 Colon 32 Mendon 45 Colon 29 Centreville 34 Colon 33 Constantine 56 Colon 40 Schoolcraft 38 Colon 27 White Pigeon 42 Colon 34 Tekonsha 27 Colon 27 Burr Oak 25 Colon 31 Centreville 40 Colon 21 Climax—Scotts 36 Colon 37 Mendon 47 BACK ROW: L. to R., Coach Adams, B Baker, S. Hendrickson, P. Carr, M Norman, D, Ambs, 0. Green. FRONT ROW J. Glasscock, K. Hart, M Darmofal, T. Mitchell, T. Adams, K. Ambs 8th grade BACK ROW: L. to R., T. Campbell, T. Truckey, 0. Campbell, R. Hostetler, D Mumby. FRONT ROW: M Oldenburg, C. Parks, B Johnson, K. Tefft, D. Kauszka, J. Thrams, L. Clipfell. 7th grade BACK ROW: L to R , D Heath, J. Upp, S. Ryan, J. Eicher, C. Nightengale, M Miller, J. Starnes. FRONT ROW: Coach Blanchard, T. Landess, J. Hirshey, M Gangor, M Holderman, C. Frayer, T. Farrell, C. Kemper. 19 varsity is enthusiastic 3 stooges 20 7 and 8 show potential 21 colon varsity bullfighting team has a disappointing season The Victor Judd Arena skeet shooting team misses its mark Take steady aim, and fire. Lone team member, Barb Loudenslager Once again the varsity team has lost to the skeet. This was to be expected since the skeet have always won. At the beginning of the season it was felt that this would be our year to win. The reasons for these high expectations were that league rules had been changed allowing for the use of a 50 cal. machine gun instead of the usual shotgun and the fact that the teams could be co-ed. Interest for being on the team was low due to our past record. Barb Loudenslager joined the team last season as a skeet trainer and team manager. This year she was elevated to first string and only shooter. Colon participated in five league meets this season. During these contests, Barb fired 549, 213 rounds of 50 cal. ammo. In the process of all this shooting she did manage to nick one skeet. This one hit was the best record in the league. girls j.v. frisbie team 3 points for Colon. Perfect frisbie form Near miss. varsity insect collecting team Penny McClish Jane Schumaker Dave Dudasko penguin wrestling team We are sorry that we have no pictures of this team in action. On the day of the one match held this year our staff photographer was on another assignment. We will cover this team more extensively next year. We lost the match. ______ 23 varsity girls capture sjv we they 59 Tekonsha 34 54 Bronson 49 60 Constantine 41 38 Schoolcraft 51 58 Mendon 43 60 White Pigeon 29 45 Centreville 31 51 Burr Oak 45 67 Climax 27 53 Constantine 35 56 Schoolcraft 27 46 Mendon 36 52 Bronson 33 45 White Pigeon 31 47 Centreville 35 49 Burr Oak 27 57 Climax 28 72 Tekonsha 49 49 Athens 48 52 Centreville 45 57 Galien 44 35 Musk. Christ. 44 Front Row, L to R: Teresa Hostetler, Julie Skinner, Vicki Kime, Penny McClish, Char King, Mngr Tracie Craver. Back Row: Margie Smoker, Dawn Wagner, Terri Truckey, Kim Richardson, Dawn Campbell, Coach Larry Engle. Seniors: Vicki Kime, Terri Truckey, and Penny McClish 24 and district titles The Colon Magi girls finished the season with an excellent 20-2 record. The Magi won their first 3 games before losing, and then won 17 games in a row before losing in the regional final. The Magi girls posted a 13-1 league record sharing the SJV title with Schoolcraft. The Magi had to play over several injuries to key players to win this years league championship, but the ladies met the challenge successfully. Colon captured the Class 'D District Title at Athens. The Magi defeated Athens in the semifinal game and Centreville in the championship game. The Magi then travelled to Lawton for regional play. Colon defeated Galien in the semifinal game, but lost to Muskegon Christian in the championship game. The Magi were able to use their quickness and speed this season along with their excellent shooting ability to average 52.8 points per game, while holding their opponents to a 37.8 average per game Three Magi girls established school records this season in scoring, assists, and rebounding Vicki Kime became the first girl to score over 400 pnts. in a season. Vicki finished the year with 412 pnts. for a 18.3 average Penny McClish became the first girl to pass over 100 assists in one season. Penny handed out 165 assists for a 8.3 average, and Kim Richardson broke the rebounding record with 321 rebounds for a 14.6 average Vicki Kime, Kim Richardson, and Penny McClish received All-Conference recognition this season. Vicki was voted the leagues Most Valuable Player. At the teams banquet this winter several ladies received awards for outstanding play. Vicki Kime received the teams Most Valuable Player award, Penny McClish was the recipient of the Coache's award, Terri Truckey received the Defensive player award, Kim Richardson the Most Improved Player award, Char King received the Lyman Decker award, and Dawn Campbell received the Best Free Throw Shooter award. The Magi will be losing three seniors to graduation, Vicki, Penny, and Terri. They will definitely be missed but with 7 returning letterwomen, the Magi hope to go for it again next season. 25 junior varsity volleyball The 1980 J.V. Volleyball team was made up of ten hardworking young women. For some of them, this was their first year of competition and they improved dramatically. The Sophomores were a stabilizing influence and we counted on their steady influence and we counted on their improvement as the season progressed. Colon High is lucky to have a young but high caliber program which produces competitive teams at all levels. All is made possible by the receptive support of our parents, staff, and students. Steve Stevens, G. Smith, L. Thaxton, K. Greshaw, T. Dudasko, J. Pattison. HOME AWAV L Burr Oak W L White pigeon W W Climax-Scotts L W Constantine L W Constantine L L Burr Oak W L Sturgis W W Schoolcraft L L Centreville W W Mendon L W Schoolcraft L L Sturgis W W Three Rivers L L Centreville W w Mendon L L Comstock w L Athens W L Coldwater w 26 27 ] boys varsity track t It was a building year for Mens Varsity team. The team faced tough competition by more mature teams, but still managed to place 5th at League meet. The majority of the team members were freshmen and sophomores, however the outstanding performances of the senior and juniors cannot be overlooked. Graduating members of the team included, Don Muckle, Barry Meyer, and Lloyd Walton. Dave Bower tied the school record in High Hurdles at 16.2 seconds. Coach Blanchard cited Dave as most valuable player. His ability in the Hurdles and Long Jump helped him to accumulate an overwhelming point total. In the League meet, his individual point total was enough to defeat two other teams. Randy Schrader, a freshman, was given the honor of most improved, having cut over a minute off his two mile time. A special award, entitled true grit , was given to Dale Carr for his effort in track after recovering from a knee injury. All in all it was an exciting year with some terrific memories of good competition. That is what sports are for! LEFT to RIGHT: Coach J. Blanchard, T. Perry, S. Clipfell, D Bower, L Walton, L. Benwire, B Meyer, C. English, P Carr, W. VanWinkle, R. Schrader, D. Delp, T. Westendorf, D Muckle 28 [ i girls varsity track FRONT ROW K Richardson, C King, C. Nightingale, B Loudenslager, D. Froheip, V Kime, P McClish, S. Woodman, N Bailey, BACK ROW Ass. Coach R Collins, P. Church, C. Schultz, S. Schwartz, S. English, S. Gordon, S. Shackleton, A Inman, H Holtz, J. Engle, Coach R Adrianson. Girls Track team had an overall successful season this year winning 7 out of 8 dual meets and placing high at the invitational meets. They took 2nd at the Grass Lake Invitational and came back strong taking a 1st at the John Green Invitational. For the 5th consecutive year our Girls Varsity Track team is proud to have taken the SJV championship title. The girls worked hard and at many of the meets the weather wasn't favorable. At Regionals the team placed 2nd even though they had to run through pouring rain with an inch of water on the track. Adding up the points for this meet were Cathy Nightingale, Long Jump, 440 Relay, 880 Relay, Mile Relay; Sue Shackleton, Two Mile Relay; Barb Loudenslager, 880 Relay, 440 Dash, 220 Low Hurdles, Mile Relay; Kim Richardson, 880 Relay, 440 Relay, Mile Relay; Vicki Kime, 880 Relay, 440 Relay; Denise Frohriep, 440 Relay; Char King, Mile Run, Mile Relay; and Sharon Woodman, Discus. Results of the State Meet were good with 800 Meter Relay team, of Barb Loudenslager, Cathy Nightingale, Kim Richardson, and Vicki Kime, placing 2nd. The individual placings were Cathy Nightingale, 5th in Long Jump, and Barbi Loudenslager, feth in the 400 Meter Dash, and 200 Meter Low Hurdles. Records set this year were by Cathy Nightingale, Long Jump 17 feet 1 inch; Char King, Mile Run 5.38.9; and Barbi Loudenslager, 220 Low Hurdles 31.2. Special awards were given to Kim Richardson, Most Improved; Char King, Most Improved; Cathy Nightingale, Most Valuable; and to Barbi Loudenslager, 101% Award. 30 junior high track BACK ROW: L. to R., J. Trayling, T. Benwire, C. Lawrence, J. Percival, M. McManus, K. Ward, D. Heath, A. Roach, T Binkley, M Comstock, K. Shackelton, R. Schwartz, Coach Birch. MIDDLE ROW: J. Blackman, R. Hurley, C. Nightingale, J. Upp, K. Teft, J. Thrams, S. Ryan, S. Batist, T. Farrell. FRONT ROW: L. Waltz, M. Sherratt, J. Hemel, J. Saxman, M Rogers, M. Percival, C. Miller, A Dudasko, C. Johnson. 31 magi varsity baseball 32 junior varsity baseball BACK ROW: L. to R., J. Farrell, M. Saxman, R, Klein, D. Green, C. English, K. Rocklein, M Norman, D Ambs, A Ross. FRONT ROW: J. Comstock, T. Adams, C. Ruge, J. Englet, M. Smith, M. Darmofal. softball scores HOME 18 Constantine AWAY 0 19 Coldwater 4 10 Centreville 12 15 Schoolcraft 2 29 Mendon 0 15 Mendon 5 20 Sturgis 19 lb Constantine 1 28 Coldwater 3 8 Sturgis 1 7 Centreville 2 lb Schoolcraft 15 18 Climax-Scott 7 14 Climax-Scott 3 12 Centreville 2 5 Galien 11 34 Coach Dennis Hendrickson girls softball league champs BACK ROW: L. to R , G. Smith, T. Carpenter, D Wagner, T. Truckey, D McKercher, B Moyer, T Drake, Coach Trenary FRONT ROW P. Lucas, M. Hooley, P McClish, C. Johnson, A Schrock, J. Truckey, D. Campbell, V. Harvey 35 autographs colon high ski club Back Row: L to R , R Eicher, Mr Hellenga, D Dudasko, D. Campbell, D Smith, J. Baughman, D McKercher, B Weinberg, M Miller, Front: P. Carr, T. Wilson 38 BACK ROW: L. to R.( S. Clipfell, L. Walton, D. Muckel, T. Person, T. Gordon, R. VanWormer, C. English, V. Klein, B. Weinberg, 3rd Row: R. Markus, A. Klien, D. Cook, T. Herman, B. Ward, D Carr, J. VanWorst, 2nd Row: R. Rockelein, G. VanWormer, R LaVaile, R. Dan-berry, R Clipfell, T. Adams, T. Jourden, T. Condon, B. VanWormer, Front: R. Teftk, C. Beard, L. Bidwell, R. Kline, J. Trussell, D. Fisher, V. Tomlinson. 39 student aides school office BACK ROW: L. to R., Char King, Sheila Schwartz, Melissa Barns, Jane Schumaker, Terri Truckey, Beth Frankovich, Deb McKercher. FRONT ROW: Sherry West-endorf, Peggy Lucas. library BACK ROW: L. to R., Judy Truckey, Cathy Mileski, John Trussed, Teresa Hostetler, Melissa Barns, Chris Klawinski, Melinda Barns, Ron Marcus. FRONT ROW: Linda Bidwell, Anita Schrock, Denise Frohriep, Julie Skinner. elem. library BACK ROW: L. to R., Kim Richardson, Teresa Hostetler, Jeff Hanson, Kim Bertrand, Julie Skinner, Cathy Nightingale, Anette Saxman. FRONT ROW: Cindy Emmel, Ireena Milliman, Mike Danberry, Chris Hurley, Vicki Tomlinson. elem. aides BACK ROW: L. to R., Julie Skinner, Krista Winston, Beth Frankovich. FRONT ROW: Jeff Hanson, Shane Clipfell, John Trussed, Dean Fisher. 40 I varsity club BACK ROW: L. to R., D. Fisher, J. Trussed. C. Klawinski, L. Walton, T. Perry, J. Truckey, C. English, D. Sharp, T. Swift, T. Truckey, A McKelvey, D. Schwartz, A. Inman, M Ash, D. Campbell, C. Nightingale, D Muckel, C. King, K Richardson, D. Bower, P. Lucas, S. Clipfell, D McKercher, L. Swartz, B. Frankovich, M McManus, J. Crapo, N Bmgaman, V. Kime, B Meyers. FRONT ROW: D. Froh-riep, W. Van Winkle, F Walters, N Bailey, K Baughman, V. Tomlinson, S. Parlin, R Danberry, L. Bidwell, J. Pattison, P McClish, B Loudenslager, K. Stevens, A. Schrock, D. Smith, J. Skinner. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ top seniors 3.00 g.p.a. and above BACK ROW: L. to R., Judy Truckey, Anita Schrock, Kelly Ward, Ron Rocklein, Don Muckel 4th ROW: Denise Frohriep, Julie Crapo, Bonnie Loudenslager, Penny McClish, Dan Sharp, Ron Collins. 3rd ROW Terri Truckey, Linda Bidwell, Vicki Kime, Cathy Nightingale, Jodi Baughman, Mick McManus. 2nd ROW: Terri Swift, Sheila Schwartz, Jane Schumacher, Vicki Miller, Ireena Milliman, Marc Mott. FRONT ROW: Kendra Wickey, Randy Wolfe, Rusty Winston, Tim Norris, Diane Smith. 41 national honor society BACK ROW, L to R ., M Mott, J Crapo, R Rocklem, M McManus, T Perry, R Win- OFFICERS M McManus, treasurer; T ston, A. Klein, K. Richardson, R. Wolfe, T Truckey, D Dudasko. SECOND ROW, B Truckey, secretary; J Schumaker, Loudenslager, S. Capman, C. Nightingale, C. King, D. Campbell, K. Winston, L Bidwell, president S. Schwartz. FRONT ROW, J. Truckey, K. Ward, C. Lederman, D. Frohriep, C. Stuaff-ler, B Loudenslager, V. Scare, J. Schumaker. student government BACK ROW, L. to R , L. Doenges, K. Stevens, B Loudenslager, B Loudenslager, D Frohriep, M Schoiber, A. Schrock, M McManus, C. Frayer SECOND ROW, D Dudasko, V. Tomlinson, K Richardson, D. Smith. FRONT ROW, S. Hendrickson, K. Perry, R. Eicher, J. Noragon. OFFICERS: M McManus, treasurer; D. Dudasko, v-president, D. Smith, president; M Schoiber, secretary 42 students go to france Sixteen students and adults will be going to Europe this summer from June 23 to July 1, with Rick and Mimi Cordes as counselors. They will visit Nice, Monte Carlo, on to Geneva, Switzerland, and end up in Paris. They will travel by bus and stay in small quaint hotels. This is the same trip that other students took two years ago, and they are still talking about it. So Bon Voyage to this group. BACK ROW, L. to R,, A. Conklin, D. McKerchner, 0. Campbell, C. King, J. Weinberg, R. Wattles, A. Saxman. FRONT ROW, Mrs. Cordes, L. Davis, L. Doenges, K. Stevens. senior high chorus BACK ROW, L to R , C. Davis, S. Rowland, V. Harvey, N. Johnson, G. Blake, D. Wade. SECOND ROW, B Merkle, D. Campbell, A. Inman, M Mott, S. Capman, C. Stauffer, B Capman, Miss LaVictoire. FRONT ROW, T. Gorden, J. Clipfell, M Danberry, D Darmofal. 43 senior band L. to R : R. Sabin, D Fredrick, K. Perry, A Inman, G. Blake, D. Wade, A Conklin, S. Capman, B Frankovich, P Wells, H. Holtz, J. Drake, J. Woodman, B. French, C. Beard, B Loudenslager, D. Phelps, T. Schartz, R Eicher, D. Wagner, J. Farrel, T. Drake, S. Woodman, K. Capman, K. Baughman, T. Carpenter, D McElvaine, B Boals, G. Smith, D Bower, D. Carr, T. Persons, K Rockline, T. Mit-chel, P. Carr, K. King, M Norman, T. Condon, T Wilson, T Adams, L. Benwire, Miss. LaVictiore. 44 junior band L. Waltz, T Wagner, K. Cook, S. Orchel, M Rogers, T. Landes, S. Kune, C. Miller, L. Hacker, C. Minor, L. Saxman, S. Schartz, J. Per-cival, M Ganger, M McManus, J Blackman, J. Hurschey, T. Taylor, R. Poole, T. Carpenter, S. French, E. Fairchild, M. Holderman J. Eicher, M. Oldenburg, C. Frayer, T. Sheer, K Ward, R. Hostetler, T. Farrell, F Alexander, C. Johnson, S. Ryan, C. Garcia, E. Delisle M. Sherratt, D. Mumby, J. Thrams, S. Smith, J. Phelps, Ms. LaVictorre 45 CtxXAu Cathy Nightingale PRESIDENT Track ,10,11.12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Cheerleader 9,10,11 Denise Frohriep VICE-PRESIDENT Track 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Student Council 10,11,12 C JUUC Judy Truckey SECRETARY Softball 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society senior class officers Basketball 9,10,11 National Honor Society Varsity Club Kelly Ward TREASURER Softball 10,11,12 Cheerleader 9,10,11,12 Student Council 11,12 Anita Schrock STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Student Council 12 National Honor Society 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Bonnie Loudenslager STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Q yu JLCLAJ I Terry Allen Jody Baughman Chris Beard Dean Berwire Band 9T0,ii Rifles 10,11 Cheerleader 9,10 Linda Bidwell FFA 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 Richard Buehlman 50 FFA 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11 National Honor Society 11,12 Ron Collins Julie Crapo FFA 10,11,12 Cheerleader 11 National Honor Society 11,12 Basketball 10 Rhonda Emmel Dean Fisher Mike Danberry Darlene Frederick Band 9,10,11,12 51 FFA 10 Football 9,10,11,12 FFA 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Elizabeth Hayner Sound of Music 9 Oklahoma 10 Band Cindy Kennedy Elgin Inman Vicki Kime Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Cindy Johnson Softball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9 Chris Klawinski Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Cheryl Lederman Cheerleader 12 Catherine A. Mileski Basketball Flags Rifle Pep Club William McManus Basketball 10,11,12 Varsity Club 10,11,12 Mitchell Miller Ski Club 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9 Penny McClish Basketball 9,10,11,12 Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Vicki Miller Cheerleader 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 National Honor Society 11,12 53 Irena Milliman Karen Nelson Tim Norris Chip Riddle FFA 9,10,11 Jr. Class President FFA - President 11 Ron Rockelein Band 9,10,11 National Honor Society National Honor Society 11 12 Ski Club 11 Susan Rowland 54 Cross Country 9,10 Band 9,10,11 Flags 10,11 Annette Saxman Victor Scare Carl Schultz Flags 11 FFA Robert Schwartz Band 9,10,11 Cross Country 9 Jane Schumacher Joe Schwartz National Honor Soceity 11,12 Cross Country 10 Ski Club 11 French Club 9,10 Football 9 55 Oa- r Sheila Schwartz French Club 9 Track 9,10 National Honor Society Dan Sharp Joeseph Seafert Football Manager Diane Smith Cheerleading 9,10,11,12 Ski Club 10,12 Student Council Pres William Shackleton Baseball 9,10,12 Gary Spidle Track 10,11 Cross Country 10 56 Basketball 9,10 Football 9,10 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Verda Stauffer Larry Swartz Terri Swift Terri Truckey Softball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Football 9,10,11,12 Class President 9,10 John Trussel Football 9,10,11,12 FFA 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11 Ski Club 11 Ray VanWarmer FFA 9,10,11,12 57 Lloyd Walton Football 9 Track 11 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Randall Wolfe Kendra Wickey Musicals 9,10 Ski Club 11,12 Honor Society Sharon Woodman Sound of Music 9 Oklahoma 10 National Honor Society 11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Rusty Winston Baseball 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 Football 9,10 Dawn Wyatt 58 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Robert Bailey Marc Mott Kenneth Barrett Rick Moore Nathan Bingaman Don Muckle Jeff Binkley Patricia Osborn Jeff Fredenburg Darren Phillipson Scott Gronda Joe Roa Roger Kline Mick Schoiber Mike Loudenslager Leslie Schrader Barry Meyer Ron Markus Laurie Steiner CLASS FLOWER WHITE ROSE CLASS COLORS MAROON and PINK CLASS SONG ROLL WITH THE CHANGES CLASS MOTTO The past is my heritage, The present, my responsibility. The future, my challenge. 1 shall pass this way but once. If there be any kindness I can show, let me do it now for I shall not pass this way again. Our homecoming started off with an action filled Monday night. The 3rd annual pow-derpuff football game was played under the lights at Judd Field. The Senior team defeated the Junior team by a score of 22-0. The game was followed by a variety of activities ranging from pie eating, pop guzzling, and relay races. The evening was topped off by a bonfire. The Friday night game was played against the Sand Creek Aggies. Our Magi men did a fine job of defeating the Aggies by a score of 22-8. During halftime activities the King and Queen were crowned. Float competition was won by the Freshman class. 61 SENIOR CANDIDATES: Judy Truckey, Anita Schrock, Kendra Wickey Julie Pattison, Rick Clipfell Heidi Holtz, Shawn Hendrickson Char King, Lance Thorton The homecoming queen and king for 1979 were Kendra Wickey escorted by Dean Fisher. The other Senior Court members were Anita Schrock escorted by Larry Swartz and Judy Truckey escorted by Lloyd Walton. The Junior candidates were Char King and Lance Thorton. Sophomores were represented by Julie Pattison and Rick Clipfell. Freshmen were represented by Heidi Holtz and Shawn Hendrickson. The floats were paraded during half time activities and a winner was chosen. The queen was then crowned by the student council president, Diane Smith. snow festival—1980 The 1980 Snow Festival King and Queen are Joe Schwartz and Cheri Leder-man The candidates for the Senior class are.... Jane Schumaker Joe Schwartz, Terri Swift Nat Bingaman, Cheri Lederman John Trussed, Denise Froheip Dean Fisher. The Junior class Representative—Vicki Scare David Nystrom, Sophomore class Rep.—Angie Inman Dean Schwartz, Freshman class rep.—Penny Wells Rex Eicher. 1980 junior-senior prom The 1980 prom was held at Glen Oaks Community College. There was a very good turnout as students listened and danced to the music provided by Moondance . The prom master of ceremonies was Kim Richardson. During a break in the music, Judy Truckey was crowned prom queen and Mike Loudenslager as prom king. Let me see now, What's good to drink. 68 commencement Jane Schumacker 1980 Tim Norris 70 71 senior trip may 23 - 29, 1980 It started with a long bus ride. Passing the time. daytona beach, florida 72 74 fourth of july queen of 1979 75 donkey basketball 76 That's gracefulness for ya. Mass Confussion (kinda like school) The winner is . You call that riding? 77 juniors class of 1981 class officers Dawn Campbell Sabrina Capman Shane Clipfell Thad Clipfell David Dudasko Tim Doenges Jackie Drake Virgil Dunham 80 Kay Farden Beth Frankovich Janet Frecker Steve Frisbie Nelson Hall Leo Hamilton Jeff Hanson Ken Hanson Lon Heiber Zona Higgins Teresa Hostetler Chns Hurley Dan Inman Char King Anthony Klein Bob Leighton Cheryl Long Barb Loudenslager Peggy Lucas Todd McClish Deb Mikolajczyk Tammy Moore Cathy Nelson David Nystrom 81 Patty O'Connell Shelly Parlin Tom Perry Rob Robertson Richard Sabin Vickie Scare Amy Schrader Todd Schwartz Pam Shackelton Julie Skinner Roger Smith Margie Smoker Chuck Ware Don Weiderman Sherry Westendorf JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Melinda Barnes, Melissa Barnes, Gloria Benjamin, Larry Bontrager, Cindy Coburn, Dan Delp, Jeff Dewitt, Cindy Emmel, Penny Giant, Jeff Granado, John Gross, Bobby Layne, Sara Mandoka, Jim Richmond, Chris Trine, Jeff Weinberg, Shannon Swinehart 82 83 sophomores class of 1982 Mike Binkley Gena Blake David Bower Tammy Carpenter Lori Church Rick Clipfell Darryl Cook Tracy Cooley 84 Denise Darmafal Lanell Doenges Tina Dudasko Dawn Dunham Charles English Teressa Emmel Brian French Todd Gordon Kim Gowen Todd Gronda Tammy Hamilton Sherri Hagen Shelly Hansen Ken Haughan Velvet Harvey Marlys Hooley Jon Inglett Angie Inman Julie James Doug Jackson Randy Kline Russell LaValle Judy Layne 85 Debbie Long Charles Ruge Chris Saxman Mike Saxman Dixie Scare Cindy Schultz Dean Schwartz Myron Schwartz Penny Sharp Todd Stevens Barb Smith Tracie Swift Tamara Taylor Ray Tefft Ronald Thrams Buddy Town Rodney Trine Wally Van Winkle Gary Van Wormer Debbie Wade Randell Wagner 86 Anna Walters Butch Ward Ronda Wattles Dale Wells Julie Woodman SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Randal Barnett, Curtis Brown, Laura Chapman. Jody Clipfell, Robert Danberry, Scott Giant, Butch Hayner, Tony Herman, Tammy Jones, Kris King, R.D. Lane, Kelly McGregor, Wayne McGregor, David Owsley, David Rench, Ken Rock-elem, Sheila Slone, Marvin Smith, Bob Weinberg, Julie Weinberg, Jane Rooney freshman class of 1983 Heidi Holtz Shawn Hendrickson Shirley English Brenda Boals PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER class officers 88 Kim Capman Dale Carr Phil Carr Pam Church $3 Carolyn Collins Sue Collins Tim Comstock Tom Condon Tamara Cooley Robert Danberry Tammy Drake Mike Darmofal Rex Eicher Jodi Engle James Farrell Pam Frecher Andery Fredenburg Jerry Glasscock Sharon Gordon Daron Green Andy Gregory Kendra Greshaw Kenneth Hart Tami Herman Dawn Heimstra Sheila Howard Cris Hurley Judy James 89 Barb Merkle Carrie Metty Lana Milliman Todd Mitchell Tom Person David Phelps Alan Ross Dixie Rynd Todd Sabin Vicky Saxman Randy Schrader Sheila Schwartz Shelley Schwartz Sue Shackelton Glorita Smith LaDonna Soper eighth grade class of 1984 Kim Ward PRESIDENT John Blackman VICE-PRESIDENT Tammy Binkley SECRETARY f U$a Waltz TREASURER class officers Debbie Babcock Becky Benwire Tammy Benwire Alden Brown Dan Campbell Tim Campbell Deanna Clark Lorin Clipfell Molly Comstock Lois Conklin Karen Cook Ann Dudasko 92 Joyce Franks Suzi French Carmen Garrcia Cindy Gest Robert Grey Lee Ann Hacker Jeff Haughn Robert Hagen Tina Heath Brenda Holister Javiar Holst Ron Hostetler JoAnn Hurley Jeff Jackson Brett Johnson Cindy Johnson Paul Johnson Lois Kauffman Barbara Klein Laura Kotecki Karla Kotecki Dave Kruszka Cheryl Lawrence Danny Layne 93 Kevin Leighton Kip Miller Trich Miller Christy Minor Christine Moyer David Mumby Michael Oldenberg Maresa Osbon 94 Amy Roach Cheryl Ruge Michelle Sabin Laurie Saxman Tim Scheer Vayette Schrader Rhonda Schwartz Sophia Schwartz Kathy Shackleton Steve Smith Brian Spidle Keith Tefft Jeff Thrams Denise Tohias Danny Upp Theresa Wagner Cammy Walkinhood Julie Wickey Darrell Wyatt Florence Alexander, Daniel Bontrager, Elizabeth Bontrager, Fred Bontrager, Sam Bontrager, Troy Carpenter, Lisa Conklin, Dawn Elliot, Joyce Franks, Billy Jones, Tracey McGregor, Sherry Standrew, Leslie Taylor, Ted Truckey, Angie Walton, Bruce West. 95 seventh class of 1985 Rodney Carter Debbie Case Tommy Church Eddie DeLisle Keith DeWitt John Eicher Erick Fairchild Dave Farden 96 Frank Farrand Stephanie Fredenburg Mike Ganger Becky Gordon Jody Gray Anna Hagen Dawne Heath Donald Heath Johanna Hemel Jon Hirschy Steven Hughes Rick Hurley David Inman Jeannie Jennings Shelly Jones Suanne Kime Tim Landess David Lane Tammy Maystead Kenny McClain Colleen McClimans Mark Miller Julie Noragon Stacey Orchel 97 Michelle Percival Jay Phelps Renee Poole Denise Rial Roger Rynd Jackie Saxman Clayton Schwartz Myrth Sherrett Jill Trayling John Upp Mickey Ware SEVENTH GRADE NOT PICTURED: Arlene Bontrager, David Bontrager, Mary Bontrager, Mary Brown, Dan Chippeaux, Tim Clinton, Jay Conklin, Wendy Elliott, Christopher Gronda, Micheal Holderman, Jeffry Kemper, Lisa LaValle, Lisa Mikolajczyk, William Perkins, Sherri Sanford, Mike Saxman, Robert Schroader, James Schwartz, John Walkinghood, Paul Wing. 98 — autographs board education Back Row: L to R:, David Taylor, David Adams, Sharon Drake, Norvel DuBay, Front Row: Frank Kruszka, Loren Carlisle, Loren Jennings Just as the sailor must learn to change the set in his sails when the wind shifts, so we must learn how to rechart our course when circumstances change, in order to reach our goals. The new decade that we have begun holds forth a promise of shortages and economic uncertainty. The financial stresses will demand that we reconsider our values. We will be required to choose what is both most important and what will serve us in the future. The Chinses use the same word when they speak of crisis and opportunity. The 80's will bring both to all of us. We must refuse to let a present crisis cause us to lose or mismanage our opportunities. Mr. Loren Carlisle President, Loren Carlisle 102 superintendent david myers THOUGHTS FOR THE EIGHTIES The education of young people is in a state of great transition. Parents and other adults expect more of todays educational system. This is coupled at a time when finance, due primarily to inflation, is under increasingly severe constraints. I believe the eighties will be a period of great challenge. Change will be the watchword of the era. Technological change will continue to modify our life style Family and interpersonal relations are a vital part of society's future. I think of all the things that schools and churches try to do, the most important is to teach young people to set good, consistent examples. We must love, honor and respect one another. J. David Myers 103 principal and teachers 104 105 106 107 Ramona Thaxton Middle Tenn. State-B.S. Kathryn Trenary W M.U.-B.S Gary Willis North. Mich. Univ. B.S. Patsy Martin Morehead State Univ.— B S. 108 and I thought her KIO was bad. If I can just hold on 'till Friday. kitchen staff Left to right: Ruth Neman, Florence Hostetler. Myrtle Barnes, Valetta Cummins, Marilyn Velie, Winnie Skibbie, Joyce Allen. Not pictured: Delores Blanchard, Roberta Castleman. bus drivers Bus supervisor, James Pagels. 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. Not pictured: Sue Hughes, Sharon Ryan, Al Dobberteen. 109 office personnel Phyllis Wagner Superintendents Secretary Diane Trayling Principals Secretary Carol McKercher Bookkeeper maintenance staff Steve Downs Aileen Lampe Barbara Langley Russell Forrest Head Custodian 110 114 MADAME PLEASE! T Suzy Homemaker? You can call me Bob, you can call me Robert but you doesn't have to call me Bobbra. Just a little off the back. Big city activities come to Colon! life Look out! One winter day . . First prise at the costume party. Aha! Just another pretty face Scrub! Yes'm? 117 national guard invades colon Invasion begins Beginning of takeover Teacher support Student reinforcements arrive Have a pepsi and a smile. 120 Too bad you had to use the mat. Let's just munch down Frisbie. Sorry David, You don't quite make as a girl Just because it's the last day of school, you don't need to throw that Water balloon at me. It's Frankenstein! Did 1 win? 121 122 124 It's Laurel and Hardy Don't blush Becky 125 126 Don't talk to me I'm Senior Class President We can see you What ya lookin' at guys? Say cheese 127 Before . .. after. If there's a kid missing, we'll find him. What's YOUR favorite radio station? 128 7TH GRADE Allen, Wendy 96, 15 Anderson, Darld 96 Barnett, Andy Batsts, Steve 31, 96 Bontrager, Arlene Bontrager, David Bontrager, Mary Brown, Karen 96 Brown, Mary Carter, Rodney 96 Case, Debbie 96 Chippeaux, Dan Church, Tommy 96 Clinton, Tim Conklin, Jay Delisle, Eddie 96 Dewitt, Keith 96 Eicher, John 19, 96 Elliott, Wendy Fairchild, Erick 96 Farden, David 116, 96 Farrand, Frank 97 Farrell, Timothy 19, 31, 96 Frayer, Craig 19, 42, 96 Fredenburg, Stephanie 97 Ganger, Mike 19, 97 Gordon, Becky 97 Gray, Jody 97 Gronda, Christopher Hagen, Anna 97 Heath, Dawne 15, 19, 31, 97 Heath, Don 97 Hemel, Johanna 15, 31, 97 Hirschy, Jonathan 19, 97 Holderman, Micheal 19 Hughes, Steve 97 Hurley, Rick 31, 97 Inman, David 97 Jennings, Jeammie 97 Jones, Shelley 97 Kemper, Jeffry 19 Kime, Suamme 97 Landess, Tim 19, 97 LaValle, Lisa 15 Lane, David 97 Maystead, Tammy 97 McClain, Kenny 97 McClimans, Cooeen 97 McManus, Maureen 15, 31, 96 Mikolajczyk, Lisa Miller, Mark 19, 97 Miller, Colleen 31, 96 Norgon, Julie 15, 42, 97 Olney, William Orchel, Stacey 97 Percival, Michelle 15, 31, 98, 121 Perkins, William Philps, Jay 98, 116 Poole, Renee 15, 98 Rial, Denise 15, 98 Rogers, Melissa 31, 98 Rogers, Wendy 15, 98 Rowland, Ronnie 98 Ryan, Steve 19, 31, 98 Rynd, Rodger 98 Sanford, Sherri Saxman, Jackie 15, 31, 98 Saxman, Mike Schroeder, Robert Schwartz, Clayton 98 Schwartz, James Sherratt, Myrth 15, 31, 98 Starnes, Jon 19, 98 Steinmann, Edward 98 Steinmann, Rayman 98 Taylor, Tim 98 Trayling, Jill 15, 31, 98 Upp, John 19, 31, 98 Walinhood, John Ware, Mickey 98 Wing, Paul 8TH GRADE Alexander, Florence Babvovk, Debbie 92 Benwire, Becky 92 Benwire, Tammy 15, 31, 92, 95, 120 Binkley, Tammy 15, 31, 92 Blackman, John 31, 92 Bontrager, Daniel Bontrager, Elizabeth 95 Bontrager, Fred Bontrager, Sam Brown, Alden 92 Campbell, Dan 15, 92, 95 Campbell, Tim 19, 92, 152 Carpenter, Troy Clark, Deamma 15, 92 Clipfell, Lorin 19, 92, 152 Comstock, Molly 31, 92 Conklin, Lisa Conklin, Lois 92 Cook, Karen 92 Dudasko, Ann 31, 92 Elliott, Dawn Franks, Barbara Franks, Joyce 93 French, Suzi 93 Garcia, Carmen 15, 93 Gest, Cindy 15, 93 Gray, Robert 93 Hacker, Lee 93 Haughn, Jeffery 93, 125 Hagen, Robert 93, 125 Heath, Tina 93 Holderman, Brian 99 Hollister, Brenda 93 Holst, Javier 93 Hostetler, Ron 19, 93 Hurley, JoAnn 93 Jackson, William 93 Johnson, Brett 19, 93, 152 Johnson, Cynthia 15, 31, 93 Johnson, Paul 93 Jones, Billy Kauffman, Lois 93 Klein, Barbara 93 Kotecki, Karla 93 Koteckik, Laura 93 95 Kruszka, David 19, 93, 152 LaValle, Brian Lawrence, Cheryl 93, 95, 31, 121 Layne, Danny 93 Leighton, Kevin 94 McGregor, Tracey Miller, Kip 94 Miller, Trich 94 Minor, Christy 15, 94 Moyer, Christine 94 Mumby, David 19, 94 Oldenberg, Mike 19, 94 Osbon, Maresa 94 Parks, Carlos 19, 94, 152 Percival, Jamie 15, 31, 94 Pyke, Gene 94, 95 Rial, Bernice 15, 94 Roach, Amy 15, 31, 94 Ruge, Cheryl 94 Sabin, Michelle 94 Saxman, Laurie 15, 94 Scheer, Timothy 94 Schrader, Vayette 94 Schwartz, Rhonda 31, 94 Schwartz, Sophia 15, 94 Shackleton, Kathy 94 Smith, Steve 94 Spidle, Brian 94 St. Andrew, Sherry Taylor, Leslie Tefft, Keith 19, 31, 94 Thrams, Jeffery 19, 31, 95 Tobias, Denise 95 Truckey, Ted 19 Upp, Danny 95 Wagner, Theresa 15, 95 Walkinhood, Cammy 95 Walton, Angie Waltz, Melissa 15, 31, 92 Ward, Kim 15, 31, 93, 112 West, Bruce Wickey, Julie 15, 92, 112 Wyatt, Darrell 95 FRESHMEN Adams, Terry 19, 39, 88 Ambs, Doug 10, 19, 88, 112 Baker, Brian 10, 19, 88 Barnett, Ed Benwire, Lee 88 Binkley, Jerry 88 Boats, Brenda 88 Borgert, Jerry 88 Bowen, Frank 88 Buys, Cindy 88 Capman, Brett Capman, Kim 88 Carr, Dale 10, 88, 39 Carr, Phillip 10, 19, 38, 88 Church, Pam 88 Collins, Carolyn 89 Collins, Sue 11, 89 Comstock, James 89 Condon, Tom 39, 89 Cooley, Tammy 89 Darmofal, Mike 19, 89 Drake, Tammy 89 Eicher, Rex 38, 42, 89 Engle, Jodi 89 English, Shirley 88 Farrell, James 89 Frecker, Pam 89 Fredenburg, Audrey 89 Glasscock, Jerry 10, 19, 89 Gordon, Sharon 14, 89 Green, Daron 19, 89 Gregory, Andrew 89 Greshaw, Kendra 14, 26, 89 Hart, Kenneth 19, 89 Hendrickson, Shawn 10, 19, 42, 62, 88, 113, 116, 121 Herman, Tami 89 Hiemstra, Dawn 89 Holtz, Heidi 14, 62, 88 Howard, Sheila 89 Hurley, Cris 89 James, Judi 89 Jones, Dawn Merkle, Barb 90 132 Metty, Carrie 90 Jourdan, Ted 39, 85 Milliman, Lana 11, 90 King, Kris Mitchell, Todd 19, 90 Klein, Vincent 39, 85 Mott, Kevin 10, 90 Kline, Randy 10, 39, 85, 87 Moyer, Linda 90 LaValle, Russell 39, 85 Norman, Mark 19, 38, 90 Layne, Judy 85 Perry, Kns 42, 90 Layne, R.D. Persons, Tom 39, 90 Long, Debi 85 Phelps, David 90 McElvain, Debbie 86 Ross, Alan 90 McGregor, Kelly Rynd, Dixie 90 McGregor, Wayne Sabin, Todd 10, 90 McKelvey, A.G. 10, 41, 86 Saxman, Vicky 90 Metty, David 86 Schrader, Randy 90 Owsley, David Schwartz, Debra 90 Pattison, Julie 14, 26, 41, 62, 87, 88, 125 Schwartz, Sheila 61, 90, 29, 63 Rench, David Schwartz, Shelly Rockelein, Ken 125 Shackleton, Sue 11, 29, 90 Rooney, Jane 87 Smith, Betsy Ruge, Charlie 19, 61, 86 Smith, Glorita 14, 26, 35, 90 Saxman, Chris 86 Soper, LaDonna 11, 90 Saxman, Mike 10, 19, 86 Steiner, Valerie 90 Scare, Dixie 86 Thaxton, Lisa 26, 90 Schultz, Cindy 86, 87 VanVorst, Jeff 39, 90 Schwartz, Dean 41, 86, 112 VanWormer, Billy 39, 90 Schwartz, Myron 86 Wagner, Dawn 25, 26, 91, 24, 12, 13 Sharp, Penny 86 Wells, Penny 91 Slone, Sheila Westendorf, Todd 91 Stevens, Kelli 14, 26, 41, 42, 43, 85 Wilson, Tom 38, 91 Stevens, Todd 10, 18, 113 Wing, Laura 91 Smith, Barb 86, 87, 121, 124, 125 SOPHOMORES Smith, Marvin 18, 61 Swift, Tracie 14, 86, 87 Barnett, Randal Taylor, Tammy 86 Baughman, Kendra 11, 41, 63, 85 Fefft, Ray 39, 86 Binkley, Michael 84 Thrams, Ron 19, 86 Blake, Gena 14, 43, 84 Trine, Rodney 86 Bower, Divid 41, 19, 61, 84 VanWinkle, Wally 10, 19, 41, 61, 86 Brown, Curtis VanWormer, Gary 39, 86 Carpenter, Tammy 14, 84 Wade, Debbie 43, 86 Chapman, Laura Wagner, Randy 86 Church, Lori 14, 84 Walters, Anna 87 Clipfell, Jody 43 Ward, Butch 87 Clipfell, Rick 39, 61, 62, 84 Wattles, Ronda 43, 87 Cook, Darryl 39, 84 Weinberg, Bob 10, 38, 39, 87 Cooley, Tracey 84 Weinberg, Julie 43, 111 Danberry, Robert 39, 41 Wells, Dale 87 Darmofal, Denise 43, 84 Woodman, Julie 26, 63 Doenges, LaNell 42, 43, 84 Dudasko, Tina 26, 84 JUNIORS Dunham, Dawn 84 Ash, Mike 8, 9, 16, 17, 41, 80, 83, 124, 125, 152 Eash, Kathy 26, 84, 127 Bailey, Nancy 41. 80, 125, 152 Emmel, Teressa 124 Barnes, Melissa 40 English, Charles 10, 30, 41, 39 Bertrand, Kim 40, 80 Fredenburg, Kimberly 84 Bontrager, Larry French, Brian 85 Brittingham, Jeff Giant, Scott Campbell, Dawn 12. 13, 24, 25, 38, 42, 43, 41, 80, 83, 111, Gordon, Todd 39, 43, 63, 85 116, 117 Gowen, Kim 26, 85 Capman, Sabrina 42, 43, 80 Gronda, Todd 85 Clipfell, Shane 16, 39, 40, 41, 80, 152 Hamilton, Tammy 85 Clipfell, Thad 80, 113, 125 Hagen, Sherri 61, 85 Coburn, Cindy Hanson, Shelley 85 Conklin, Andrea 43, 80, 126 Haughn, Kenneth 85, 113 Davis, Lori 43, 61, 80 Harvey, Velvet 43, 85 Delp, Dan Hayner, Butch Dewitt, Jeff Herman, Tony 39 Doenges, Tim 80, 125 Hooley, Marlys 14, 26, 85 Drake, Jackie 61, 80 Inglett, Jonathen 85 Dudasko, David 23, 38, 42, 80, 83, 116 Inman, Angela 14, 30, 41, 43, 61, 85 Emmel, Cynthia 40, 127 James, Julie 124, 85 Farden, Kay 81 Jackson, Douglas 10, 85 Frankovich, Beth 40, 41, 80 Johnson, Natalie 43, 61, 85 Frecker. Janet 61, 81 Johnson, Rhonda 26, 85, 113 Frisbie. Steve 16, 17, 81, 119, 124, 126 Jones, Tammy Giant, Penny 133 Granado, Jeff 117 Gross, John Hall, Nelson 81 Hamilton, Leo 81, 134, 126 Hanson, Jeff 40, 81, 117 Hanson, Kenneth 81, 117 Heiber, Lore 81 Higgins, Zona 81 Hostetler, Teresa 24, 25, 40, 81, 117 Hurley, Chris 40, 81 Hurley, Robin Inman, Daniel 81, 127 King, Char 4, 5, 12, 13, 24, 25, 41, 42, 43, 40, 61, 62, 81, 83, 126, 127, 111, 152 Klein, Anthony 39, 42, 81 Leighton, Robert 81, 116 Long, Cheryl 81 Loudenslager, Barb 4, 5, 12, 13, 22, 41, 42, 60, 61, 81, 111, 116 Lucas, Peggy 4, 5, 11, 40, 41, 81. 113 Mandoka, Sara McClish, Todd 81 McKercher, Debra 38, 40, 41, 81, 113 Mikolajczyk, Deborah 61, 81, 83, 124 Moore, Tammy 81 Nelson, Cathy 61, 1, 126 Nystrom, David 81, 117, 119 O'Connell, Patty 82 Parlin, Shelley 4, 5, 11, 41, 82, 152 Perry, Tom 16, 17, 41, 42, 82, 118, 126 Richardson, Kim 4, 5, 12, 13, 24, 25, 40, 41, 42, 60, 61, 80, 83, 111, 117, 120, 125 Richmond, Jim Robinson, Robert 82 Rowlson, Dawn Sabin, Richard 83 Scare, Vickie 42, 61, 82, 83 Scharder, Amy 82 Schwartz, Todd 82 Schakleton, Pamela 61, 82 Skinner, Julie 24, 25, 40, 41, 82 Smith, Roger 82, 117 Smoker, Marge 24, 25, 61, 82 Stauffer, Carol 43, 42, 82, 83 Swinehart, Shannon Thornton, Lance 62, 82, 83, 112, 125, 126 Tomlinson, Vicki 11, 30, 40, 41, 42, 82, 120 Trine, Chris Walters, Frank 41, 83, 127 Ware, Charles 82, 127 Weiderman, Don 16, 17, 82, 83, 127 Weinberg, Jeff Westendorf, Sherry 40, 82 Winston, Krista 40, 42, 61, 83, 126 SENIORS Allen, Terry 50, 72, 73 Bailey, Robert 8, 131, 125 Baughman, Jodi 38, 41, 50 Beard, Chris 50, 72, 76, 89 Benwire, Dean 50 Bidwell, Linda 40, 41, 42, 39, 50, 72, 77 Bingaman, Nathan 41 Binkley, Jeff Bonham, Deborah 61 Buehlman, Richard 50, 76 Collins, Ronald 41, 51 Crapo, Julie 41, 42, 48, 51, 61 Danberry, Michael 40, 43, 51, 72 Emmel, Rhonda 51 Fisher, Dean 8, 39, 40, 41, 51, 60, 62, 63, 72 Fredenburg, Jeff 111 Frederick, Darlene 51 Frohriep, Denise 12, 13, 30, 40, 41, 42, 48, 49, 61, 65, 77, 72 Hayner, Elizabeth 52 Inman, Elgin 52 Johnson, Cindy 52, 61 Kennedy, Cindy 52, 117 Kime, Vicky 12, 14, 30, 41, 24, 25, 52, 61, 72, 73, 75, 113, 121, 127, 152 Klawmski, Chris 40, 41, 16, 17, 52, 61, 72 Kline, Roger 72, 113, 127 Lederman, Cheri 42, 53, 65 Loudenslager, Bonnie 41, 42, 49, 72, 73, 76 Loudenslager, Mike 8, 16, 17, 72, 125, 152 McManus, Mickey 53, 41, 42, 72, 77, 125 McClish, Penny 12, 13, 23, 24, 25, 30, 38, 53, 60, 61, 76, 77, 72, 126 Markus, Ron 39, 40, 127 Meyer, Barry 30, 41, 111, 116 Mileski, Cathy 40, 53, 70 Miller, Vicky 41, 53, 61, 112 Miller, Mitchell 38, 53, 72, 76, 77 Milliman, Ireena 40, 41, 54 Mott, Marc 41, 42, 43 Moore, Rick Muckel, Don 8, 30, 39, 40, 73, 72, 75, 76, 77, 124, 215 Nelson, Karen 54, 61 Nightingale, Cathleen 12, 13, 40, 41, 42, 49, 61, 75, 113, 127 Norris, Tim 41, 54, 72, 77, 126 Osbon, Pat Phillipson, Darren Roa, Joe 118 Rockelem, Ron 39, 41, 42, 48, 54, 72 Rowland, Susan 43, 48, 54, 60, 61, 72, 73 Saxman, Annette 40, 43, 55, 125 Scare, Victor 55, 76, 77 Schoiber, Mike 42, 77 Schrader, Leslie 76 Schrock, Anita 40, 41, 42, 61, 62, 49, 61, 62, 72, 112 Schultz, Carl 55 Schumacher, Jane 23, 40, 41, 42, 55, 61, 65, 72, 73, 76 Schwartz, Joe 55, 65 Schwartz, Robert 55, 125 Schwartz, Sheila 40, 41, 42, 56 Shackleton, William 56, 72 Sharp, Dan 41, 48, 56, 72, 76, 126 Smith, Diane 41, 42, 38, 56, 61, 113 Spidle, Gary 56 Stauffer, Verda 57 Steiner, Laurie 61 Swartz, Larry 8, 9, 4, 5, 41, 57, 61, 72, 75, 77, 125, 127 Swift, Terri 41, 61, 65, 57, 72 Truckey, Terri 24, 25, 40, 41, 42, 57, 61, 72, 67 Trussel, John 8, 40, 41, 39, 57, 65, 72, 73, 75, 76 WanWormer, Ray 39, 57, 72 Walton, Uoyd 16, 17, 39, 41, 61, 62, 58, 72 Ward, Kelly 41, 42, 49, 72 Wickey, Kendra 41, 58. 61, 62, 63 Winston, Rusty 41, 42, 58, 72, 73 Wolfe, Randall 41, 42, 58, 72 Woodman, Sharon 58, 61 Wyatt, Dawn 48, 58, 72, 73, 76, 77 Gronda, Scott Barrett, Kenneth Seafert, Joe 56 Riddle, Freeman (Chip) 54 134 135 Corky, what are you doing in this book? 136 140 PARLIN’S COMFORT SHOPPE YOUR COMFORT SPECIALISTS SLEEPERS BY: RECUNERS BY: FAMOUS SEALY Schweiger Stratolounger MATTRESSES Berkline Berkline Stratford SOUTHERN MICHICANS LARGEST SELECTION OF SOFASLEEPERS RECLINERS AND MATTRESSES Financing Available PtRI.IV Conjfort Shoppe No Extra Charge For Delivery OPEN: Monday and Friday 9:30 to 9:00 p.m.. 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