Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1980 volume:

Corunna High School Corunna Michigan 1QB0 5Pininir Why sphinx? This age-old question was answered In the first yearbook published of Corunno High, the 1912 Sphinx. In spite of the wonders of our age, some enigmas ore yet unsolved. Each doy unravels more and more hidden truths. Inasmuch as enigmaficol power is supposed to lie in the old Egytian Sphinx, which towers up as an everlasting symbol of learning and wisdom, we hove chosen that name os o title for this, our first publication, leaving the riddles we propound for the wisdom of the future to explain. We do not expect that our small fund of learning can, in the least, compare with the brood knowledge of the Sphinx, but through these pages we merely express the hope that our wisdom may increase with the years, till we reach the highest standard of this world's intellect and the desire that our own meager Sphinx may appeal to us as one of the pleasant memories of our Class of 1912.'' ✓- ' 5PRCE •' ond this one come In when I wos six. Seorchlng for cosmic oworeness How much longer do I hove ro hold fhls thing up?' First the wedding, then the reception, then - indigestioni THE FlflflL PROflTIER UJe are uoyagers t So I sold. 'If I'm wrong I'll eof my flower Srondin' on the corner wotchln' oil the girls go Peek-A-Boo Now we know why they won! Okay. Whot ore you hiding now? Oh. my oching feet! We re just one rube awoy from brighrer.looking reeth' Sorry Mr. Ash. We olreody chose rhe Homecoming Court! Jenny ond Mr. and Mrs. McCoy mouiEco Julie ond Mr. and Mrs. Osiko Exchange Students Fabio Paiva, Bente Munch-Pederson. and Bill Gomar Queen Nancy and Mr. and Mrs. Defever nine isfs Being with friends on a cold Friday night, eating popcorn, cheering and talking represent a special closeness that the stu- dents of C.H.S. shared during Homecoming Week. Homecoming 1979 was the best ever os everyone was fired up through the week of October 14 for the big game on Friday, the 19th. Our team tried their best and this was credited to their spirit and sportmanship displayed throughout the evening, staying in and playing a good game. I am very proud to have been elected Homecoming Queen for 1979-1980. Thank You, Nancy Marie Defever Troyann and Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Mary and Mr. and Mrs. Spaniola THE WINNING FLOAT Juniors HOT STUFF Sophomores WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS Dond Float ' CAVALIERS WILL SAIL TO VICTORY OUR 01155100- to mmnTRin our 5flriT!J 13 wsajhhg Pure Insanity! The Hir. Hill Show! “Gee Spot, here we ore or the foorboll gome. Isn't this Hi Mr. Dill. Hi Spot. How do you like the gome? Aren't exciting? the Covoliers greof? Oooooooohhhhh Oh lookl Corunno got o touchdown ond the cheer- leaders ore throwing footballs. Cofch. Mr. Dill. Nooooooooo!” Mr. Dill ond Spot mode by A. Durham ond 0. Munch-Pedersen. 15 Show us your Dig Covolierl Dondsie They hod o hord enough rime breaking through the paper, how can we expect them to break through the line? The wollflowers ig?g 5PRinB 5P0FT5 tennis Record: 2-10 Record: 8-1 U FOOTBALL FIRST ROW L to R: F. Morsik. R. Grumley. S. Rothbun. E. Sfroub. G. Foftol. P. Nichols. K. Steword, T. Stonton, S. Schooley. SECOND ROW: F. Defever. C. Deoch, T. Corbin. J. Bogue. R. Welle. J. Mollery. T. Hlckom. R. Selgel. T. Oglnsky. THIRD ROW: W. Robinson. S. Luchenbill, R. Compeou, P. Annese. T. Thoyer. J. Wilson. J. Zdunic. R. Browning. T. Dumond. J. Szokol. M. Bocigol. FOURTH ROW: R. Williamson. C. Church. D. Rowley. J. Robinson. B. Compeou. R. Gillef. B. Toylor. D. Rowley. M. Gilno, T. Jonco. 20 ju prosn FOOTBALL C3RUMHA tmm C3FUHW 0XU1XA J I ............... ....... ■Ml mm C31UMMA -MIMA ®ui2i i chuim 1 jPJi, r ■ A LL W ,®« ;'rn. . SSSv'j o i 77 Viivh r ■ • m _ ®i ■ � sr • W k- COLinM ‘ - 1 ■ ; 1 G-f p P . UlUSW _ iaaa WUNNA ' ’ UMNtt vKA CCRUNNA TJRUMKA CCllNHA Front Row (L to R): R. Curtis. J. Tomo. J. Welland. J. Wolf. M. Renwick. L. Whitney. J. Hittle. R. Diock. D. Ellis. Second Row: Coach Waters. S. Dacigal. D. Pajtos. T. Dumond. D. Nichols, T. Davis. P. Church. L. Tipton. L. Hebekeuser. K. Cherny. Third Row: Cooch Moeller. R. Stroup. S. Fredricks. R. Mehlgh, T. Outcher. T. Morris. R. Hart. R. McPherson, L. Dennett. M. Cherny. Fourth Row: J. Daker. J. Dloom. J. McCoy, T. Hodge. Monager Mork Moore. 21 Front Row: (L to R): Coach Elkins. S. Beckwith. J. Strauch. J. McGarvey. L Martin. S. Thomas. K. Ordway. M. Weber. D. Tower. Second Row: Cooch Smith, R. Dougherty. R. Williamson. S. Wolton. P. Zielinski. J. Janca. D. Anderson. R. Moffit. Third Row: Manager G. Peters. M. Wilson. A. Colon. S. Dearup. T. Moore. J. Herrick. D. Franks. You fell them Mr. Mofflt Is If my rlghf or leff foof. I land on nexf? 23 Let's get It right this time. Thof's whot they think. CR055 CDUnTRy DOHOM ROW (L-R) _ Cooch Horris. T. Hess. P. Reid. C Jonego. G. Houk. 2nd. ROW (L-R) _ J. Peterson. G. O'Dell. M. Moffln. R. Wlsner. J. Morehouse. 24 GOLF 25 BOTTOM ROW (L-R): E. Lobodle. R. Nourse. P. Mumby. P. Lennox. Cooch Wilcox. SECOND ROW: A. Sellers. J. Olmsted. T. Reid. D. Libro. THIRD ROW: D. Freiss. J. Koenlng. M. Runyon. J. Fujo. BIFL’5 U.I3R5IRETI3FLL FRONT ROW (U) - Korrle Elkins. Jenny McCoy. Noncy Defever. Cathy Ash. SECOND ROW - Robin Dassonce. Helen Tomo. Morshon Honke. Chris Gllno. Pom Crowe. Cooch Sobok. JU BFI5figTEFILL From (L to R) T. Burroughs. M. DeRoche. W. Volley. K. Berthume Middle J. Hogodon, A. Wrlghf. M. Spilker. Bock Row T. Loine. R. Eggert. J. Renwick, K. Rogers. M. Robinson. B. Mulhollond. Cooch Buysse. FRD5H Front (L to R) M. Zdunlc. A. Skodok. K. Berthume. B. Mulhollond. L Kirk. Bock Row Cooch Osborn. M. Zwolensky. T. Mehlgh. C. Nourse. K. Elkins. M. McComb. ElfiL’5 TEnni5 FRONT ROW (l-r) — Coach — Mr. Squires. Annette Bradford, Cynthia Morel, Cheri Ade. SECOND ROW — Laura Compton, Laura Tobey. Mary Mahoney, Jane Nocovsky. THIRD ROW — Laurie Springer, Kris Kazen, Karla Domm. Billy Jean King. BEWAREIII Watch out for the overhead servelll 28 TOP ROW (l-r) Coach; J. Jenkins. Michelle Marks. Beth Welfy, Vondo Myron, Uso Ade. Gerri Hagadon. MIDDLE ROW - Teri Lynes, Debbie Murphy. Karla Kitchen, Julie Zielinski. BOTTOM ROW - Potty Beckwith. Missy Guth. Angie Freund. Ann Gallant. 29 UFIR5ITy BR5KET BALL FIRST ROW (L to R): R. McComb, J. Rowley, D. Rowley. T. Potterson. SECOND ROW: Coach Dovis. S. Schooley. P. Annese. W. Robinson. T. Janco. Coach Mofflt, Manoger F. Morslk. THIRD ROW: T. Hickam. J. Koenig. G. Foftol. J. Zdunic. 30 Pep folk Perfect form It's my turn Entanglement Lets do the bump” No Doys 31 J.U. BFI5IRETI8FILL FIRST ROW (L to R): J. Sowyer. K. Cherny. M. Renwlck. M. Moore. SECOND ROW: D. Nichols. J. Wlelond. M. Judd. Cooch Mofflt. THIRD ROW: L Bennett, K. Friday. J. Toma. D. Quirk. Frcsln Heskeirbsll TEAM “A FIRST ROW (L to R): J. Jonco. T. Moore. S. Thomas. J. Foftol. SECOND ROW: Cooch Corr. J. Jones. P. Zielinski. R. Nourse. R. Moffit. TEAM D FIRST ROW (L to R): K. Porker, M. Wilson. J. Herrick. D. Fronks. J. Fronks. SECOND ROW: A. Colon. G. Peters. M. Weber. Cooch Moeller. 33 URR5ITy UIRESTUPE Front row (left to right): K. Ordwoy. J. Stehllk. G. O'Dell. J. Doniels. K. Wisniewski. 2nd row: J. Nickels - monoger. P. Nickels, L. Tipton. M. Anders. S. Kildeo. R. Grumley. J. Wisniewski - monoger. 3rd row: Mr. Robertson - cooch. T. Oginsky. D. Tower. J. Coverson. T. Dumond. T. Thoyer. M. Runyon. Mr. Smith - oss'f. cooch. J.U. LUFESTLiriG Front row (left to right): S. Warner. D. Anderson. T. Dorloge. R. Losey. S. Carpenter. 2nd row-. J. Nickels manager. S. Smith. K. Leavitt. H. Freel. C. Mock. K. Cole. J. Wisniewski — manager. 3rd row: Mr. Robertson - coach. K. Manausa. P. Church. S. Walton. S. Shipman. G. Jones. Mr. Smith — ass t, coach 35 UISR5ITU 5Luimmine Front row, L to R: M. Cherny, K. Crowford, J. Runyon, S. Beckwith, F. Poivo, L. Whitney. Second row: B. Stehlik — osst. coach, J. Hildebrondt. D. Gallant, P. Renwick, M. Kingsbury, J. McIntyre, M. Norman, J. Duntley, D. Moore — coach. Third row: D. Taylor, J. Norman, K. Kingsbury, D. Pratt, B. Mars, S. Murphy, M. Compton. 36 Three Mile Island Optometry. I’m glad you boys are so enthused, but don't use up all your energy.” Are we not frogs?” We are swim-mers!” 37 UFIR5ITU JU UOLLEUBALL Fronf Row (L to R.) — M. Conley. R. Dossonce. C. Ash. M. Tobey. M. Fober Second Row — C. Stallings. V. Ockerman. P. Crowe. J. McCoy. M. Tomo. Third Row - K. Elkins. C. Gllno. M. Honke. C. Smolek. Cooch Kenyon 38 Front Row (L. to R.) — M. Spilker. S. Zdunic. M. King. D. Shepard. W. Volley. Second Row - D. Everest. L. Kirk. T. Dumond. C. Griffen. A. Wright. Third Row — M. Tobey - monoger. J. Hogodon. M. McComb. M. Robinson. K. Elkins. A. Smith. J. Renwick. ond cooch Scott. pom pun girls FIRST ROW (L.R): D. Wing. N. Pojtos. P. Franks. 0. Miller. 5. Butcher. G. Hogodon. SECOND ROW: S. Belmer. M. Oeoch. M. Gitchell. H. Numerick. 0. Hickox. Cooch Moddocks. Corunna basketball fans enjoyed a new holftime show this season — the Corunna Pom Pon girls. Under the direction of sponsor Miss Moddocks. this new spirit group organized, and became a highlight- ed favorite of the fans. The twelve girl squad consisting of juniors and seniors entertained the crowds with original routines. Not discouraged by hard work, the girls made their own uniforms and created every step of their many routines. It was a true group effort by the squad to make the Corunna Pom Pon girl's first year a very successful one. 39 FIRST ROW (L-R): T. Conrod. K. Lenker. R. Dossonce. C. Nourse. T. Dumond. M. Honke. D. Polmer. G. Hogodon. K. Gilmore. L. Houghton. SECOND ROW: P. Costle. C. Jonogo. S. Letouis. T. Dovis. C. Ellis. M. Zwollnsky, K. Rodgers. L. Ordwoy. C. Kovorlc. STANDING: Coach Kenyon. L. Fouls. B. Welty. C. Stallings. P. Beckwith. E. Eldrige. L. Adams. J. Horus. C. Bendoll. P. Ried. R. Egert. 2 EIRL’5 FIRST ROW (L-R): S. Wolton. J. Weilond. R. Grumley. R. Welle. B. Curtis. D. Nichols. SECOND ROW: S. Luchenbell. R. Williomson. R. Wlsner. T. Dumond. J. Hittle. R. Compton. M. Basigal. L Martin. B. Compeau. T. Mehigh. STANDING: Coach Harris. M. Gilna. T. Hess. M. Moffin. T. Moore. R. Craven. D. Rowley. B. Tower. K. Friday. J. Osiko. M. Judd. R. Mehigh. M. Renwick. E. Stroub. T. Dumond. Cherny. C. Jensen. R. Austin. B0y'5 TRRCIfi TRACK MINUTES SECONOS DRUNNA v H VISITOR UL ! DOWN ! 11 TO GO 7 OTR • • ••• •••• I We£comje... TO THE HOME OF THE CAVALIERS 41 U. BFI5EGFILL FIRST ROW (L-R): R. Thoyer. S. Schooley. T. Stonton. J. Zduoic. J. Wilson. T. Janca. SECOND ROW: Cooch Harvey. M. Anders. K. Weisnewski. R. Gillet. G. Foffol. C. Church. THIRD ROW: T. Porrerson. B. Taylor. J. Dogue. J. Fujo. P. Annese. T. Thoyer. Here comes the wind-up. the pitch and it's going, going and it's gone folks. Another one over the fence. 42 J.U. I3FI5EGFILL FIRST ROW (L-R): Cooch LeCureux. J. Jonco. J. Herrick. J. Foftol. J. Sowyer. J. Toddy. SECOND ROW: P. Church. K. Cherny. P. Gitchell. D. Quirk. T. Dutcher. THIRD ROW: M. Weber. M. Wilson. P. Zielinski. J. Dloom. J. Tomo. U. 50FTGFIII FIRST ROW (L.R): M. Zdunlc. M. Marks. A. Gallant V. Ocker- mon. K. Berthume. SECOND ROW: W. Vollsy. M. Forver. D. Moholland. C. Ash. J. Renwick. THIRD ROW: K. Elkins. J. McCoy. Coach Moffit K. Derthume. D. Moholland. 44 J.u. 5DFTBHII FIRST ROW CL-R): Cooch Os- borne. M. McComb, K. El- kins. P. Price. J. Hogodon. SECOND ROW: T. Michols. M. Spilker. D. Flowers. J. Scoff. A. Smifh. THIRD ROW: S. Fo- ever. M. DeRoche. P. Mole, S. Vondercorr. A. Wrighf. u. Tennis FIRST ROW (L-R): D. Libro. T. Hickom. T. Cook SECOND ROW: Cooch Robertson. J. Morehouse. J. Nellis. A. Fox. THIRD ROW: J. Spaniola. T. Toomey, R. McComb. A. Sellars. 46 j.u. Tennis FRONT ROW (L-R): K. Ordwoy. D. Anderson. S. Beckwith. SEC- OND ROW: Cooch Robertson Green. M. Kinney. T. Vosick THIRD ROW: S. Deorup. D. Poj tos. R. Hickom. UFIR5ITO CHEERLEADERS J.l.CrEERLEFin£R5 Keren Wisniewski. Penny Inmon. Rite Guyski. Mrs. Gillum. Borb Oocon. Joyce Oginsky. Cofhy Lenker 49 Cher Bended. Julie Ackerson. Julie Corrin. Leslie Nellis. Port! Price. Lise Adorns Sports Ross Compeau — MVP. All Conference Football; Senior Scholosric Award Cothy Ash - MVP. All Conference Girls Doskerboll: Senior Outstanding Athelete; Senior Scholastic Award, all Conference Girl's Volleyball. Frank Morsik - All Conference Football; Senior Scholastic Award Jim Koenig — MVP, All Conference Golf Vondo Myron — MVP Girls Swimming Randy Wisner - MVP Cross Country 50 Pliuerds Mory Mahoney — MVP Girls Tennis Jeff Rowley — All Conference Boys' Bosket- ball Phil Annese - MVP Boys' Basketball. Out- standing Senior Athelete. All Conference Boys' Basketball Pom Crowe - MVP Volleyball Todd Hickam - MVP Boys' Tennis Boys Swimming: 200 yard medly reloy. Darryl Taylor; Pat Renwlck - 100 yard re- lay, all conference: Kevin Kingsbury; Dave Pratt - MVP. Steve Murphy - Diving, All Conference Boys Swimming Home VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent 5PU Durand Lapeer East Alma St. Johns Ionia Ovid-Elsie Chesaning Grand Rapids Catholic Central 40 Saginaw Elsenhower 12 Record 5-4 League 2-0 Final 3rd GIRL'S DAS Home 39 Durand 51 Alma St. Johns 30 Ionia 49 Swartz Cr 54 Ovid-Elsie 55 St. Charles 49 Chesaning 58 Alma 46 New Lothrup St. Johns MVP - Ross Campeau Captain - Terry Thayer ft Williamston Owosso Willi Hartland Regionals 209 221 it. Johns 161 Hoslett 200 Ionia 212 Ovid-Elsie 195 Chesaning ■ • V Conference Standing: 3rd Home CROSS-COUNTRY 1979-80 %Oppo, 42 Alma J 19 40 Owosso 20 39 St. Johns 19 45 Sw. Creek 19 25 lonio 30 35 Ovid-Elsie 23 41 Chesaning 20 Season Record W-2 L-6 Conf. Record W-1 L-4 52 5CDRE5 Opponent 97 GIRL'S SWIMMING Home 91 DeWift 75 Sworfz Creek 92 Hosleff 70 St. Johns 88 Owosso 70 Almo 72 Eisenhower 83 Almo 83 St. Stephens 79 Owosso Overoll Standing: 3 loses, 1 tie Most Valuable Player Myron Honorary Captain - P with, Missy Guth GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL ome lason Owosso 99 Almo 62 Saginaw Douglas McArthur 96 St. Johns J 98 Hosleff 120 Ovid-Elsie 64 Saginaw Eisenhower 118 Chesaning 99 Almo 79 St. Joh 78 Saginaw Eisenhower Overall Record: 6 wins. 6 loses 73 RSITY BASKETBALL Opponent 50 Home Opponent 2 New Lorhrop 0 2 Owosso 0 2 New Lorhrop 0 2 Almo 0 2 St. Johns 0 0 Ionia 'I 2 2 Ovid-Elsie 4 0 2 Chesanina 0 2 Alma 0 2 St. Johns 0 2 Ionia 0 2 Ovid-Elsie 0 0 Chesaning ference: 1 Champions VARSITY WRESTLING Home Opponent 15 Alma 45 24 Williamsron 39 28 St. Johns 28 57 Ionia 9 38 Ovid-Elsie 20 26 Durand 37 53 Perry 14 49 St. Johns 21 28 Chesoning 26 53 Byron 18 64 Eisenhower 6 21 Hemlock 33 27 Hosleff 34 Overall Record: 7 wins, 5 loses. 1 tie MVP: Terry Thayer S3 SOFTBALL Home Opponent 0 Durand 13 8 Durand ,• 8 9 Swartz Creek 8 16 Bullock Creek 1 11 St. Johns 7 17 T° ... 8 ✓ 10 - ST Johns 21 8 Ionia 12 Ionia 9 13 Ovid Elsie 3 13 Ovid Elsie 7 6 Chesaning 7 16 Chesoning 9 14 Bullock 3 14 Ovid Elsie 1 10 Alma 9 10 Mason 9 Tri-Conference Chomps District Champs Overall Standings: wins League: wins 7 loses 3 TENNIS 1980 Home St. Johns 6 Mt. Morris 7 Shepherd 7 Ovld-Elsie 1 Ionia 1 St. Johns 0 lonio Bullock Creek lirlOCQ Confei loses Todd Hick BASEBALL Home Opponent 1 Swartz Creek 4 4 Owosso 5 2 Owosso 2 14 St. Johns 6 Durand K 2 Durand 6 16 Alma 0 1 Alma 2 Overall Standing: ties 1 Conference: 4rh wins 7 loses 11 54 yEFIRBGDtfi This year, the yearbook staff decided to do something different with the 1979-60 yearbook. This is the first full year Corunna High yearbook ever. The staff worked hard (or is that hardly worked) on the 192 pages to meet the various deadlines. The book has more color this year than ever before also, which should make the book that much more enjoyable. From the whole yearbook staff, we hope that you enjoy this book, and may it keep many enjoy- able memories of C.H.S. right at your finger tips. Pom Franks Yearbook Staff First Row (l-r) — Laura Compton, Jill Turner, Dawn Miller, Cheryl Trimble. Second Row — Beth Brown. Sue Johnson, Kim Crain, Jane Tomcala, Nancy Defever, Peggy Kotowicz, Robin Lewis, Bente Munch-Pedersen. Third Row - Kathy Sunday, Kelli Wing, Mike Horton, Al Durham, Diane VanWagoner. Photographers (l-r) - Jim Leof. Robin Lew. is. Lynn Warner. Jr. Editor; Dave Valesek. Finance Manager. Pom Franks. Editors; Tom Dumond. Karla Damm. Jr. Editor; Patty Friess. Advisor; Mr. Duysse. 57 5IRI CLUB Top Row: K. Sundoy P. Kotowlcz. R. Croven. M. Porker. S. Shipmon, A. Fults. T. Holzhousen. Second Row: K. Mehigh. R. Mehigh. J. Olmsteod. T. Mickies. B. Wright. J. N.ckles. B. Munch-Pedersen. J. Tisslot. K. Wing. C. Trimble. G. Jonlcek. P. Lennix. T. Butcher. T. McCollum. A. Fox. J. Sponiolo. Mrs. Hockett. Mr. Johnson. L. Compton. J. Tomcolo. N. Pojtos. T. Mehigh. M. Sponiolo. P. Reid. E. Eldridge. N. Defever. M. Osiko. S. Bocigol. Mr. 58 Suzy Chopstick Whot do I do next? Student Council Sifting on top — Terri Mehigh, Mary Sponiolo. Jonine Luft. Kim Kirby. Pres. Bernie Oslko. Jenny McCoy. Noncy Defever. Standing — Joe Spaniola. Debbie Whiting, Edle Eldridge. Marlene Conley. Kim Berthume. Janice Daniels. Beckie Mulholland. Les Tipton. Sitting — Patti Price. Julie Renwick. Sherri Chapman. Leslie Nellis The Student Council is o group of students working together to improve the school's facili- ties. The Student Council puts on assemblies, dances, arranges Homecoming, and has fund raising activities. This year. Student Council arranged to have a jukebox put in the cafeteria during lunch hours. I hope the Seniors had a chance to enjoy it and I hope the underclassmen enjoy It in the years to come. Good luck to the entire Student Body at C.H.S.III Sincerely, Bernie Osika Student Council President 59 Bernie Oslko. President Graphic Flrts Club Pres.: Jim Compton. Vice Pres.: Kelly Long. Sec.: Poul Boyless. Treos.: Randy Wisner. Sgt. of Arms: Mike Runyon electronics Club 60 Advisor - Mr. Smith FFFI President: Orion Mortlndole. Vice Pres.: Todd Jonlcek. Sec.: Ouddy Mors. Treos.. Fronk Defever. Rep.. Joe Minorik, Sentinel: Scott Rothbun. Advisor: Mr. Corrin Uersity Club 61 OFFICERS: Jenny McCoy. Cothy Ash. Pom Crowe. Korrie Elkins FUTURE 5ECRETRRIE5 Top row — Left to right — Chris Guysky. Joonn Porker. Renoe Jon- corik. Mrs. Reorik; Advisor. Next row — Julie Osiko. Missy Guth. Shel- lie Roberts, Pom Reid. 3rd row — Debbie Soubry. Mitchell Gitchell. Oernie Osiko, Debbie Hodge. Front row — Connie Kirkmon. Jonie Ray- mond. Doreen Wing, tiso Libro choir Top row — Roger Austin. Ken Crow, ford. Harold Freel. Gwenno Dovis. Lou- rie Luchenbiil. Collen Siegel. Michele Hum- phrey. Sec. row - Corol Wisner. Koren Bigelow. Rene Ne- mets. Virginio Lozor. Koren Highdoie. Hei- di Numerick. Third row — Daphne Ru- bey. Morie Rylewski. Darlene Pincomb. Kerry Long. Gloria Deon. Down Flow- ers. Front row - Lori Woskom. Miss Sny- der. Christine Hoddix. 62 mpiroiiriG ispnn The Corunna Marching Cavaliers started the season off by taking 140 members to Lake Louise Camp. There, we spent 6 days in the hot sun. outran most bees, and tried to avoid wild-running chipmunks in our cabins. Despite all of that, we did manage to learn 2 half-time routines. During the course of the week, we were left with a note that was put on one of the cabin’s front porch. The next morning we found it and it read: Every morning you wake us up with the MSU Fight Song. We're sick of it and we demand that you play at least a better fight song — U of M fight song would be much better. Play it or else!!” we were a little bit frightened at first, but we found opt that it was just a hoax by someone who obviously doesn’t like MSU. They didn't realize it was also Corunna's fight song. We returned home the following Saturday with sore mus- cles and plenty of dirty clothes. School started the following week. Our first home game was that Friday. We performed our tribute to Mr. Dennis, and made our debut in our new uniforms. The band was allowed to make a float for homecoming. We were not in competition, but we were recognized as part of the student body. The marching season went on and we closed with our annual Marching Dand Concert where we did every routine from our previous shows. Everyone was excited about coming inside for Symphonic Dand. For the first time our band was invited to play at Hill Auditorium in Ann Arbor. The 82 member band presented a 50-minute concert with 6 selections chosen by Mr. Drooks. The performance was done with excellence by the band members. We were honored to be selected as one of three high school instrumental groups. The bands (Both marching and concert) have received ratings of ones all four years of the Senior's high school career. We are hoping to finish that nul rating by on excel- lent performance at the annual Holland Tulip Festival. 63 Sandy Butcher. Band President A typicol doy in bond. Myl Those drummers ARE oil in step. Aren't we oil musicol. Senior's bond comp blues. Isn't if fun morching In the roin. This was o very exciting year for the Corunna High School Bands. For the first time in Corunna's history, the Corunna High Symphonic Band was awarded the privilege of performing in Hill Auditorium at the Mid-West Directors Conference at the University of Michigan on January 19th, 1980. The Corunna School System was well represented by the fine job and good conduct of the band. The experience will not be soon forgotten by anyone. 5ymplnonic ISend Model of the Srofue of Liberfy io the Seine River. Ports. Fronce. The Eiffle Tower. Ports. Fronce. Our Own Corunna. Is if really all that bad? If you asked a Senior where he'd like to be, chances are he'd say, Anywhere but Corunna! (with a heavy accent on the run) But why? What's wrong with our little town? Sure, we don't have a theater or a place to go dancing, and there's nothing to do on a Friday or Saturday night, 'cept maybe sit around and wait for the courthouse clock to ring or try to scare yourself senseless by walking through the Pine Tree Cemefary after dark. But think. Think about what we do have. Corunna is a comfortable community where everyone knows everyone else (you can't get away with anything without your parenrs knowing). We hove clean streets, nice homes, close friends, and a secure environment. You can walk down the street without worrying about what might be waiting for you around the corner. I've been a lot of places and seen a lot of things — most of it good, some of it bad. Yet I still feel a certain love for rhe little town I live in. And, no matter where I go, in years to come, or what I do. I'll always come back to Corunna. Karla Damm, R.R.F. The Shtawossee County Court House. Corunna. State Street. Corunna. Little 5psce Senior Class Officers Left to Right — Nancy Defever, Treasurer; Troyann Kenyon, Secretary; Cathy Ash, Vice President; Frank Marsik, President Senior Class Sponsors Left to Right — Mr. Harvey, Mr. Duysse, Mr. Davis. Miss Maddocks. Mrs. Kurrle, Mrs. Perry, Miss Scott, Mrs. Sherwood 70 National Honor Society Left to Right (Seated) — Terri Mehlgh, Pam Franks, Naomi Oates, James Koenig, Robin Lewis, Jenny McCoy, (Standing) - Cathy Ash, Jim Compton, Frank Marsik, Greg Jancarik, Karla Damm, Tyler Darlege, David McGee, Troyann Kenyon, James More- house. T Top Ten Left to Right (Top Row) — 5th Terri Mehigh, 4fh Shaun Gorman 2nd (tie) — Ross Campeau, Frank Marsik. 1st Cathy Ash (Bottom Row) — 9th (tie) — Dillie Bedell. Monica Nold, 8th Pam Franks, 7th Mary Toma. 6th Robin Lewis. Cherl Ade Jim Aldrich Cathy Alden Phil Annese Cathy Ash Carol Augustus Four years ago, our class came into the new high school as a group of individuals. During these years, we have made many friendships which have helped us to become more unified. This unity has helped us to achieve many of the goals that we had set before us as Freshman. Through our projects, sports, and other activities, we have gained an education which will be as important to us as the education we have received in the classroom. We will long be remembered as a class that was unafraid, we refused to let If get us down, and were always ready to try again. Though our faces and names will fade with time, the memories of our contributions to the future students of C.H.S. shall remain forever. Randy Dadgero Robin Baher Julie Banos 72 Tyler Barlage Class Motto: Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be, Llvel” Johnathon Livingston Seagull Donnie Baffin Naomi Bates Paul Boyless Chris Beach Patti Beckwith Billie Bedell Dan Bendall Karen Bigelow 73 Annette Bradford Shellie Bromer Evangela Brant Mark Brown Mark Briggs Peggy Brooks Kelly Buchholz Jeff Buckley James Bucsi 74 Wayne Dunce Lori Burgess Clinton Burns Dan Butcher Sandra Butcher Ross Campeau Leave me aloneH Come over here ond soy thofl Karen Carlin Rebecca Carpenter Tracy Caverson Dryan Clarkson James Compton Laura Compton The loss of the floor competition wos shattering Timothy Corbin Kathy Cramner 76 Betsy Curreli Tomi Daley Karla Da mm Jay Darling Teresa Dean Nancy Defever Tracy Dowen Thomas Dumond Karrie Elkins Michael Farley Mary Farver George Fatfal Pam Franks Brent Frless Joe Fuja 78 s George Fuller Andrew Fults Doniel Gollont Cindy Gilmore Exchange Student Dill Gomar Trocy Gilmore Katherine Gay Robert Gewlrfz Lisa Giliert 79 Timothy Gooding Shaun Gorman Robert Goward Dario Green Robin Griggs Denise Guidry Michelle Guth Timothy Hackel 80 Christino Hoddix Duane Harrod Randy Hart Glen Hauk Micky Haurl Diane Hazelton John Hebekeuser Sheri Hertz Darrell Hinken Jeanette Holbrook 81 David Honke Michael Horton Daunlfa Householder Wayne Inman Gena Isaacson Todd Janlcek Who sold that senior year is easy? We re all tolling opart at the seamsl 82 Clifford Jensen Lorry Judd Rhonda Kendrick Troyonn Kenyon Gaylene Keyes Kimberly Kingsbury Michael Kingsbury 83 Susan Kingsbury James Koenig Rick Kominek Kimberlee Lucos Operator, my boyfriend is In Greece. How many quarters will it rake to coll him?” Jonine Luft Lori Luft Joel Mallery Julie Maudlin Todd McCollum Rene McComb Jenny McCoy David McGee Theresa Mehigh Vicki Metz Dawn Miller Robert Miller 86 Doug Milks Joe Mlnarik James Morehouse Cynthio Morel Gregg Morse Brian Mosher Deatta Mueller Benfe Munch- Pederson Lori Muzzy 87 Let's make o deoil Patricio Nall Toni Nichols Monica Nold Pom Ochodnlcky Troy Ockermon Bernadette Oslka Julie Osiko Mike Oslka Lynette Peters Pot Podolan Troy Powe Derry Prater David Pratt Dennis Pratt 89 Jill Rathbun Janet Raymond Deborah Reed Pat Renwlck Kelly Reynolds Richard Reynolds Pamela Rled Wayne Robinson Debra Root Sharon Rose Mike Runyon Kofhy Russell Terry Sands 91 Paul Scheffler Allan Sellers Christine Smolek Karen Solomon Paula Sovls Rory Spaleny Mary Spanlola Jerry Speers Kimberly Speers Carlne Stallings Ken Stewart 92 Todd Story Poffl Striggow Kothy Sunday Brian Taylor Darryl Taylor Terry Thayer Tina Thomas Mary Toma Mike Tomasino Timothy Toomey Jill Turner Watch out. Llsol Nadine has a mean right hook. Diana VanWagner Julie Vic Lori Wagner Joan Washburn Brian Wolfe Brian Walker 94 Jeonne Walker Thomas Weldon Julie Weller Yvonne Wesfon Jeff Winchester Debbie Winer 5enicr Fluuerds VALEDICTORIAN. GIRLS' STATE. DAR GOOD CITIZEN Corhy Ash SALUTATORI AN DOYS' STATE Frank Marsik SALUTATORIAN Ross Com pea u GIRLS' STATE Jenny McCoy DOYS' STATE Jim Koening DOYS' STATE Jim Morehouse % Throughout our four yeors of C.H.S., the class of '60 has earned the reputation of o trend-setter. On June 1 st, we became the first class to go all four years In the new high school. We were the first sophomore class to have a donkey-basketball game, which was a great success, aod still is today. We hold the school record for magazine soles. We have also shown our spirit by either winning or trying for the over all spirit point- championship for 3 yeors in a row (10. 11, 12). This ar we also brought bock the Senior Ploy with Har- ve . Also, this year the Seniors lead the Varsity Bas- ketball feam to its first outright championship in 20 yeors. I guess it's only fitting that we are the first class to graduate In the 1980's. Frank Marsik Senior Class President 97 Friendliest: N. Defever, G. Fattol Most Spirited: M. Sponlolo. G. Fottol Prettiest Eyes: J. Osiko. W. Dunce Best Dressed ond Prettiest Most Handsome: T. Kenyon. W. Dunce Prettiest Holr: D. VonWogoner, W. Class Hot Rod: D. Hort. M. Guth Most Athletic: P. Annese. C. Ash Dunce Tollest Shortest: C. Smolek, M. Hold, D. Dendoll, J. Rowley 98 ELECTIOnS Closs Sleeper: D. Guidry. D. Butcher Worst Tempered: M. Guth. T. Corbin Funniest Lough Jobber Jows: S. Butcher. J. Bogue Shyest: T. Dean. P. Boyless Most Musicol: N. Pojtos. B. Wright Most Artistic: T. Borloge, T. Mehigh Funniest Walk: R. Compeau. J. Bonos (not pictured) Closs Clown: (no photos ovolloble) (A. Sellers. S. Butcher) 99 inFlRUEy — Senior Play Left to Right: Annette Bradford. Sandy Butcher. Kim Kingsbury. Robin Lewis. Lynerte Peters. Tyler Darloge. Bob Wright. Terri Mehigh. Jim Leaf. Mike Horton. Bonnie Zslgo. and Randy Craven. The class of 1960 performed their senior play: Har- vey on March 21 and 22, 1980. Harvey is about Elwood P. Dowd and his bet friend: an invisible, six and a half foot, white pooka (or rabbit) named Harvey. Elwood's sister, Veto Louise Simmons, attempts to have Elwood committed to the local sanitarium. Instead, Dr. Chumley and Dr. Sander- son believe Mrs. Simmons is the crazy one and commit her in place of Elwood. The play was a big success, which can only be attributed to those who worked so diligently for better than a month: The cast, the directors, the prop commit- tee, and the senior class sponsors. We would also like to thank the audiences, who were so attentive and responsive both nights. Thank-you, Robin Lewis (Veto Simmons) 100 Now Harvey, why don't you toke o seot right here? Doctor — do I hove to keep repeating myself? My brother insists that his closest friend is this big white rabbit!'' . . . And you wish to enter your brother here ot the sanitarium for treatment. Your brother's name?” You not only got o nice build - but. kid. you got Aunt Efhell You've never looked lovllerl” something else, tool” Hello. Oh. you've got the wrong number. Duf how ore you any- way?” Aunt Ethel. I can tell you ore disturbed about Horvey. Out please don't be - he stares like that at everybody 101 rnocH Personolized Wedding — (left to right) Koren Solomon. Potty Noll. Money Defever. Missy Gufh. Mike Runyon. Kothy Cromner. Rondy Seigel. Terry Thayer. Joel Mallery. Greek Orthodox Wedding - (left to right) Mr. Smith, Jill Turner. Sherry Mortin, Potty Leavitt. Mike Horton. Dryan Clarkson. Dione Hozelfon. Monica Nold. Troditionol Protestonf Wedding - (left to right) Jill Rothbun. Goy- lene Keyes. Sondy Dlock. Koren Corlin. Cothy Alden. Cothy Ash. Christln Dlock. Jenny McCoy. Frank Marsik. Thom Dumond. Don Dotes. Scott Diffin. Mr. Duffield. Personolized Wedding - (left to right) Detfy Prefer. Robbin Simpson. Geno Isaacson. Tom Weldon. Mory Sponiolo. Tim Gooding. Rhondo Kendrick. Jewish Wedding - (left to right) Korlo Domm, Julie Weller, Liso Mathews. DeeDee Householder. Jeff Winchester. Ilene Reiter. Duone Horrod. George Fottol, Darrel Hinken. Double Catholic Wedding — (left to right) Mr. Davis. Cliff Jensen. Carrie Stallings. Donnie Zsigo. Paul Scheffler. Glen Hauk. Lyn Peters. Dillie Dedell. Jim Dogue. Jim Leaf. Joon Washburn. Rene McComb, Sondy Dufcher. Mark Driggs. Kelly Reynolds. Mr. Duffield. 102 WEDDING Sure, fhe weddings were nice, but whot o receptioni' This yeor the Human Relations students put on o variety of Mock Wed- dings. The Greek Orthodox wedding reflected o lot of research ond wos complete with music ond crowns. The Jewish wedding took place under o flower laden canopy ond wos portiolly spoken in Hebrew. Two of fhe ceremonies were written by fhe bridol parties themselves ond represented fhe personalized note which many couples fovor today. The more fomilior Catholic ceremony was altered o little by modern music and a double bridol party. There wos also a traditional Protestant wedding. The minister scheduled to perform this ceremony went on voca- tion ond forgot to show up. but a teacher was found for o lost minute substitute and the nuptials went as planned. Speech students added to fhe program by speaking on various topics related to marriage. The weddings seemed more realistic with the use of music, flowers, long dresses, tuxedos, ond omple food ond coke - not to mention the tossing of bouquets and garters. Much of the fun ond excite- ment wos captured in the photography session which preceded fhe recep- tion. Do XT' When does the girl jump out of fhe cakel ' m J 103 UJIno’5 your fauunte Ireadnerr1 Mr. Horvey ond Mrs. Kurrle - Yvonne Wes- ton Mr. Johnson - Mike Horton Mr. Constine — Chris Reach Mr. Sheridan - Dob Hort Mrs. Hockett. Mrs. Kurrie. ond Mrs. Johnson — Louro Compton Mr. Wing — Robert Go word Annette Bradford Potty Strlggow Mrs. Kurrle — Kelly Long Mrs. Kurrle — Jerry Spears Mr. Wing - Glen Houk Mrs. Snyder — Rkk Reynolds Mr. Horvey — Kim Kingsbury Mr. Horvey — Karen Corlin D. Drown. You don't hove to listen to his humor because you've heard if all before. — Jim Morehouse Robin Lewis Mrs. Oien — Potty Leavitt Mr. Sowosh - Rondy Wisner Mr. Wing - Brian Martlndale Mrs. Kurrle - Joe Minorick Mrs. Vrleble - Pottle Strlggow Mr. Harris - Druce Gewlrtz Mrs. Kurrle ond Mr. Duysse - Patti Deck- with Greg Joncorlk Jenny McCoy Mrs. Oien — Kim Delaney Mr. Kurrle - Robbin Simpson 104 Mr. Harvey. He's sexy. - Dente Munch. Pedersen Pom Fronks Denise Guidry Poul Scheffler feucnte luords Mory Forver Bite the Woll - Diono Von Wogoner Don Dendo 11 Kiss Itl - Jill Rothbun “Oh, Dopey Me - Trocie Coverson Oohhhhh NoooooolM - Thom Dumond Moe-Do” - Joe Fujo “Shazbot. Oh Doby, Dowser. No Diggy Biggy, Common Girly Girl” - Kim Speers Love” — Tim Toomey Summer” — Todd McCollum Doobies” - Dob Miller Doff — Space Coder” — Roxonn Block Chick” - Tyler Borloge Oh. Nol” — Robin Doker ”Yee Hoi” - Rondy Craven Groduoflng” - Mike Runyon Do-Wlevel” — Sondy Butcher Excellent” - Lynette Peters Animule” - Liso Gillett Egoflsflcol” - Mark Briggs Monica Nold Pom Rled most Embarrassing momonts Bernie Osiko When my shirt come unbuttoned during Morching Bond. — Trocy Gilmore Tripping over my big feet.” — Pot Renwick Wolking into the boys bothroom my first doy in the new High School. - Cindy Morel Foiling down the stairs, getting up. ond foiling down the next flight. — Julie Bonos When my bird whistled ot the gos srotion attendant, ond he thought It was me. — Trocy Dowen Taking o shower In the wrong locker room. — Rory Sploney I'm not telling — Korrie Elkins Lighting the bothroom on fire. - Rondy Seigel When I shot ot the wrong bosket during summer basketball. — Rene McComb Asking this girl out when she already hod o boyfriend. — Dennis Lenker Going to o party ond being so lote that your mother has to come ond get you. — Robin Greggs When I got lost ot o Cross County meet. — Pom Ried Getting caught kissing by Roger Rothbun. - Mark D. Brown When I got lost In the dorm ot Lake Superior Store College ond went to the bothroom in the girls bothroom. — Frank Morsik Koren Corlin Noomi Botes 106 Kothy Goy Yvonne Weston Troyonn Kenyon w Wayne Inman food Wayne Robinson Jim Leaf opinions of school It's alright. If you're starvingl - Terri Mehigh It's fit for a dag.'' — Chris Hoddix They hove their good days ond their bod.'' — Cheryl Rothe % $l tt %l l l - Mory Sponiola Could be worse.'' - Kofhy Kromner O.K. If you're starving.'' - Betty Proder For 60 you can't go wrong. — Nancy Defever Some things ore O.K., but most of it's sickl - Troyonn Kenyon Toste buds soy. NO Don't eof it. — Tim Hockel I think they should kill it before they serve it. — Dove Honke Not like my mom mokes it. — Bonnie boom-boom Zsigo Food Fight? - Sue Kingsbury Tm tired of cold garbage. - Troy Powe Just like leftovers I would feed to my dog. - Goylene Keyes Don't eot here - no comment. - Potty Noll NO GOOD - Bob Burns WAY. - Tim Corbin 107 Mark Briggs Dione Hozelton Karrie Elkins Trocy Co verson LUInstrs your Feuorite Donnie Zsigo Clfl55? Humon Relations — because if hos mode me o sexpert. — Paul Scheffler 'Upper-middle doss — Shaun Gormon Graphic Occ. - George Fuller Lunch - Jim Chopmon Government - Kothy Russlle Government - Jono Schoufz Humon Relations - Karen Solomon Creative Writing - Cliff Jensen Recess - Kelly Duchholz ’World Problems — Dlllle Dedell Do you Insue any “lost words”? Korhy Sundoy Sondy Butcher Lorry ond Terry Thayer I, Kerry Wisniewski, leove oil my hunger polns from Wesfllng to Kyle Ordwoy. Every yeor school chonges. Eoch doy If reoks more ond more. But. If groduofing meons onyfhlng to you. then hong In there. I pity you very much, but I went through It ond I'm moking ifl - Ann Libby Good Luckl It's o bummerl — Dernie Osiko 1. Brlon Scott Wolfe, leove the underclossmen my greot sense of humor ond the following thought: “Is there life offer high school?'' Enjoy If while you con. — Toni Nichols Ted Lourin. If feochers hassle you. fell them borsphir— Jim Bogue I Denise Guidry leove Rob Grumley my alarm clock. No. — Phil Annese I. Julie Weller, leave my obilify to odd correctly on the machines ond to keep up to dote in accounting to Shelly Roberts. I. Mary Sponlolo. leove oil my musical talents to my baby brother so that he moy benefit from all my talented gifts! We. Korlo Domm ond Thom Dumond. leove this marvelous yearbook ond oil the problems that go with if to Mr. Buysse. GOOD LUCKI Mike Horton Joe Fujo Kofhy Russel ) -f ' 1 - ) ie?s-BD © j;— ‘fey- S3 «? Corunna I ! - J- ISig man (L Phil Annese Ross Compeou Jim Dogue Terry Thoyer f Dig Mon - George Fortol ifiA 1 + 1 H ,v i j 110 uuorld netus Looking bock over the school yeor mony important events took place. The nation has been faced with many crises. Russia Invaded Afganistan, the Shah was run out of Iran and the Ayotollah Khomeini became the new leader. The American Embassy was seized by the militants on Nov. 4th, 50 Americans were taken hostage. The U.S. gave thanks to the Canadian Ambassador for bringing 5 Americans homej safely from Iran. On April 18th, 8 American military men died when the rescue attempt on the hostages failed. The draft returning is a looming possibility. Pope John Paul II visited the U.S. I A look at the economy: Gold reached a high of S821 an ounce, and Chrysler asks for $1 billion in Federal aid. In the sports scene: Pittsburg Pirates, singing and dancing to We are Family as they brought home the World Series title. In the Rose Bowl it was USC over Ohio State. Super Bowl XIV — it was the Pittsburg Steelers out in front of the Los Angeles Rams. Tracy Austin 16, won the U.S. Open tennis match. The 1980 winter Olympics were held at Lake Placid, New York. Eric Heiden, 21, took 5 gold medals in speed skating. U.S. hockey team had a fairytale ending at the Olympics by beating Russia to win the gold medal. There were sad moments too, when Tai Bobilonia and Randy Gardner had to pull out of the pairs figure skating competition of the last minute because of a seriously pulled groin muscle obtained by Gardner in practice. This is a year for the President! ol election: The Democrats ore President Carter and Senator Ted Kennedy. The Republicans are Governor Reagan and Senator George Bush, on the indepenf ticket is Senator John Anderson. In the star scene — Kramer vs. Kramer won Academy Awards for: Best Picture and Best Director: with Best Actor, Dustin Hoffman and Best supporting Actress Meryl Streep. Sally Fields won Best Actress for her role in Norma Rae. Walt Disney come out with their first PG rated film, The Black Hole. Other films of the 1980's were All That Jazz, Apocalypse Now. 10 , Rocky II. The Moppet Movie, and Star Trek. New Sex symbols came with Gil Gerard (Buck Rogers) and Richard Gler (American Gigolo). TV favorites — Real People and That's Incredible. Hof Singing Artists - BeeGees. Eagles, Pink Floyd, and Michael Jackson. New Fads — Disco craze is on its way out. New Wave is the new thing. Devo, Blondie, The Kinks, Elvis Costello, the Knack, the Cars, Tom Petty and the Heortbreakers and The J. Geils Band. Roller Disco is going strong. New styles — everything from skin tight jeans to ''baggies”, full skirts to tight, slit skirts. Hairstyles are from frizzed to feathered to corn row braids. Famous people that died in 1980 — John Wayne, Thurman Munson, Jessie Owens, George Meany, Mamie Eisenhower, Arthur Fiedler, and Alfred Hitchcock. Looking bock of local prices in 1980 - gos Si.20 per gallon. Movies S2.75. Big Mac Si.10, Candy Bar 25«. Adidas S32, Designer jeans S32, school lunch 60$, stamps 15 t, All-American Yearbook SlO.OO ClB55 officers The Junior closs wos super this yeor. We hod the best float there was. Our class also had alot of spirit. We didn't do too bad in sports with champions in Basketball and Vol- leyball. We also had runners up in wrestling and swimming. Overall everyone performed well in the Class of 81 . Tom Oginsky Junior Closs Officers: (L to R) Jeff Neills. Treasurer: Carmen Ellis. Secretory; Shoron Prott. Vice-President: Tom Oginsky. President. The Sophomore class had a successful Donkey Basketball game. We had an excellent football season. Our J.V. wos undefeated. We have a lot of spirit in my opinion, that's why our closs is so great. Joyce Oginsky Freshmen Closs Officers: (L to R) Phil Zielinski. Treasurer: Char Oendoll. Secretory: Jeff Jones. Vice-President; Steve Thomas. President. Sophomore Closs Officers: (L to R) Korhy Lenker. Treasurer: Debbie Murphy. Secretary: Marshon Honke. Vice-President; Joyce Oginsky. President. This year the freshmen made If clear that they were a class to be recognized. If wos very much a year of discovery for us. We proved to others and to ourselves our high potential for the future in spirit, in sports and In the classrooms. In Short, we re gonna to GREATI Steve Thomos I i 114 Juniors Soro Abbott Liso A do Dusty Adkins Mike Anders Aliso Anderson Stephan Austin Mark Bocigal Karl Baker Timothy Barber Todd Barlage George Beach Mary Beach Rondy Beckwith Shelly Belmer Angela Bendall Pat Bendall Karl Bigelow Ted Bocek Jeff Bogue Bradley Bowen Greg Bowen Wendy Bradford David Bridges Randall Browning Sandra Bucsl Scott Burns Kathleen Coch Brian Compeau Robert Carsten Kim Cose Kevin Cerny Charles Church Ann Collier Laurie Colon Mork Colon Mork Compton Jomes Confer Marlene Conley Thomas Cook Otto Cromner Joe Crego Pom Crowe Roy Dohl Louro Dorling Robin Dossonce Theresa Dovls Korol Dean Frank Defever Todd Dumond Jeff Duntley Alon Durhom Poul Eister Edie Eldridge Koren Eldridge Debbie Forrel Mork Filon Jeff Formon Louro Fouts Cormen Ellis Dove Elston Kent Evo Kevin Everhort Adorn Fox Mike Fronds Colleen Franks Rondy Freeman 115 Potricio Friess Corey Fugote Richard Gilletf Christine Gilno Mike Gilno Michelle Gitchell Daniel Gooding Lori Gorringe Mike Gowon Cofhy Groves Shannon Gray Rob Grumley Chris Guysky Gerri Hogadon Russell Hall Daniel Hanifan Joni Hastings Toml Houk Debbie Havalda Timothy Hess Todd Hickom Joe Highdole Jeff Hildebront Kim Hildebront Donald Hllliker Lisa Hitchcock Josephine Hlovno Debbie Hodge Jomie Hornus 116 Debbie Jomes Renee Jancorik Christo Janego Philip Joworsky Laurie Jenkins Susan Johnson Short Johnston Teresa Jones Gory Justice Steve Kildea Kevin Kingsbury Kim Kirby Connie Kirkmon Melisso Klott Robert Knowlton Fred Konecny Margaret Kotow icz Elizebeth Kramp Helen Kuchor Korlo Loine Ted Lourin Julie Leaf Rick Leedle Sherry Letovis Lynese Lewis Douglas Libra Robert Loo per Teresa Lucos Scott Luchenbill Dill Lulhom Mark Maffin Mory Mahoney Jonice Mallery Jeon Mallery Kory Monausho Michelle Morks 117 Buddy Mors Kathy McGorvey Sherry McIntyre Todd Mehlgh Charles Miller Brian Moore Pom Morgan Steve Murphy Vonda Myron Troy Nopier Louro Neifer Jeff Nellis Rene Nemets Terry Newcomer Poul Nickels Scott Norden Michelle Normon Heidi Numerich Greg O'Dell Tom Oginsky Louro Ordwoy Cindy Osborne Wynell Otto Korl Ouellette Andrea Porker Joann Porker Shannon Poskins Undo Peterson Sue Petersen Rondie Plowman 118 Sharon Pratt Scott Rathbun Janie Raymond Susan Reed Scott Reynolds Brian Ridgeway Shellie Roberts David Robertson Jim Robinson Kim Rogers Robert Rollings Dean Rowley Pom Rubelman Daphne Rubey Kim Soltness Debbie Sauerbry Tino Savage Scott Schooley David Seely Shown Sexton Jeff Shire Phil Sneed Joon Sovis Joe Sponiola Joe Spring Solly Spring Michelle Springs Terry Stanton Corol Steele Rene Stehllk Mortho Stewort Erich Stroub Anito Sturzer Grody Suggs 119 Jeff Zdunic Chris Zimmerman Jean Witt John Wood Kim Wright Lori Yoft George Weldon Rick Welte Chris Whitehead Debbie Whiting Robert Williamson Beth Wilson Jeff Wilson Doreen Wing Carol Wisner Cheryl Wisner Not Pictured: Carol Atkinson Andy Braley Mike Battin Christopher Chandler Dana Fox Kurt Honke Theresa Lee Pot Lepior Brtenda Male Marcello McFarland Norma McGlinchey Sue Miley Dale Moils Karen Perry Kelly Robbins Mork Roberts Teresa Russle Paul Schultz Tonya Silvers Clinton Snell Linda Stull Mike Sutllff Steve Vinson 120 Joe Szakal John Teichmon Sandy Temple Missy Tobey Laurie Tobey Helen Toma David Volosek Dole VonLoon Kathy Wolker Debbie Wallace Brett Worner Scott Worner Junior Class Sponsors - (left to right) Mr. Robertson. Mr. Smith. Mr. Brown. Mrs. Snyder. Mr. Kenyon. Mr. Peterson. Karen Adams Della Ade Scott Allon Karlo Anderson Todd Andrews Julie Ashford Michelle Atherton Borb Augustus Borb Bacon Jeff Boker Ann Beach Cindy Beach Lee Benett Kim Berrhume Randy Black Jeff Bloom Lorie Boland Shelli Bowles Lisa Brondt Pom Bridges Bethany Brown Jennifer Brown Belinda Buckley Tim Butcher Shirley Carlin Mory Corpenfer Todd Corsfen Mory Costle Jeff Caverson John Chandler Lisa Chant Kelly Cherny 121 Michael Cherny Philip Church Penee Cleavlond Kelley Cole Richele Conrod Jerry Coon Vicki Corbin Kim Croin Gory Cromner Jono Crenshow Delos Cripps Edward Curth Robert Curtis Jonice Daniels Joe Daniels Robert Dovis Connie Dovis Todd Dovis Mark Delaney Shirley Deloney Suson Dillion Donald Douglas Tommy Dumond Terry Dumond Kris Elkins bill Ellis Dano Everest Tonyo Everett Shoron Forver Jeff Flogg Debbie Flowers Gory Fouts Steve Fredricks Lynn Freel Angie Freund Kevin Friday 122 Jeff Fuller Ann Gallant Mike Golesk Denise Gasek Jamie Gates Sheila Gewirtz Steve Gewirtz Tino Glllett Phil Gitchell Karen Goad Vincent Gonyou Tim Gorman Elizabeth Goward Dan Green Rich Griggs Lindsey Gunlach Rita Guyski Dove Hommond Rodney Hart Rodger Hathaway Mark Havalda Tony Havalda Lee Hebekeuser Dethony Hertz Rocky Hickam Samuel Hickman John Highdale Jeff Hittle Tim Hodge Roy Holbrook Dove Holler Ted Holzhausen Marshon Honke Kim Hunt John Hunter Penny Inman 123 Eric Isoocson Gregg Jonicek Tommy Joye Eric Jensen Scoff Johnson Gregg Jones Russell Jones Mork Judd Ed Kerkes Jim Kildeo Moxlne King Liso Kirk Mork Kirkmon Koren Klfchen Joonn Klobok Jeff Komlnek Poulo Koferbo Ed Lobodie Shelby Lowcock Dor boro Low son Virginio Lozor Kevin Leoviff Cofhy Lenker Pof Lennox Chris Lepolr Shelly Lefovls Pricillo Lefts Terrie Jo Lindquist Dove Lorencz Rondy Losey Jone Lueker Down Lulhom Teri Lynes Greg Moffln 124 Pom Mole Julie Mollery Jody Momerow Dob Morks Pom Mors Michelle McComb John McCoy Poul McDonold Rick McPherson Dovid Meod Kevin Mehigh Rick Mehigh Treno Mehigh Terl Michels Drendo Miholik Jeff Milks Mork Moore Tredd Morris Steve Mosingo Dobbi Sue Mulhollond Philip Mumby Debbie Murphy Mory Nocovsky John Neifer Angelo Nichols Corl Nichols Gory Nichols Johnonno Nichols Don Nikels Connie Nourse Vicki Ockermon Joyce Oginsky Mike Oldfield Jim Olmsted John Osiko Fobio Poivo Dennis Pojtos Uso Polosio 125 Down Polmer Morvin Porker Trkia Porker Doug Prefer Dob Quirk Corl Rodon Jim Reosner Tim Reid Robert Reynolds Mike Renwick Kofhy Rock Michoel Rundell Robert Sonds Jeff Sori Jeff Sowyer Rick Schneider Poul Schultz Joneene Scott Debbie Sheppord Scott Shlpmon Day no Simpson Anne Morie Skodok Dovid Smith Leonard Smith Richard Smith Mike Smyth Joyce Springs John Stehlik Steve Street Rondy Stroup Drion Suggs Monica Swoles Penny Swon Tino Swon Melodi Tejkl Melisso Thomsen Croig Thornton Scott Thornton 126 Les Tipton Jackie Tissor Franklin Toddy Joseph Tomo Jane Tomcalo Cheryl Trimble Laurie Walters Phillip Weathers Susan Weber Elaine Weidmon Daphne Weller Delbert Weller Keith Wooten Jenny Wright Thereso Yonik Dilli Yearian Dana Weston Craig Whltcome Lorie White Leon Whitney Jeff Wielond Glenn Wiggins Sherri Winer Kelli Wing Karen Wisniewski Jeff Wolf MISSING PICTURES: Michele Atherton Steve Docigol Doug Bodgero Drod Fawcett Richard Hort John Knowlton Jeff Miller Angelo Smith Dana Smith Donald Smith Alon VonStrote CLASS SPONSORS: I to r. Mr. Sowosh. Mr. Sheridan. Mr. Hallock. Mr. Stop. Mr. Wing. Sitting. Mrs. Hackett. Miss Spaniola 127 Preslnmen Mott Abbott Liso Adorns Jocob Allmgron Dove Anderson Shelio Anderson Greg Atkinson Roger Austin Joel Doker Uoyd Dotes Scott Deorup Steve Beckwith Chorlene Dendoll Susan Dendoll Kori Derthume Henry Dissonnette James Dornemonn Edmund Do wen Poul Dronf Croig Brooks Leon Duhholz Tommy Durroughs Judy Colrl Kevin Conze Steve Carpenter Rebecco Corroll Dobette Corsten Poulo Costle Sherie Chopmon Adorn Colon Richard Compton Cloudio Confer Teresa Conrod Julie Corrin Kenneth Crawford James Crowder Jerry Culp 128 Kim Darling Rich Daugherty Gwenna Davis Gloria Dean Andrea Deppong Sandy Dillon Doug Divietri Timothy Dvorak Aliene Edwards Robyn Eggert Tami Ellis Drian Eva Joe Farver John Fottol Debbie Fecho Dawn Flowers Dart Foufs Kim Fronds Doug Franks Jeff Franks Harold Freel Sabrina Frye Laura Fulkerson Dove Galesk Kim Gilmore Reno Goad Lauro Gorman Cynthia Griffin Anna Gundlach Tom Hockel Janine Hagodon Doug Hamlin Micheal Hammersley 129 Vickie Horrlson Lourie Hines Honey Inmon Short Jones Wendy Kellogg Mike Kinney Ron Hoth Kerry Hlftle Joe Jonco Jeff Jordon Corl Kiefer Korlo Kitchen Tommy Hothon Pom Holland Kelly Jonco Mike Jordon Shirley Kildeo Rob Klott Mike Hozelton Mory Horton Jeff Jones Kristin Kozen Tino Kimbrue Don Kominek Jim Herrick Michele Carolyn Kovorlk Lee Hickey Humphrey Tlno Laine Koren Highdole Jeff Hunt Orion Loskowski Toro Imes 130 Vickie Lofunski Darin Leaf Mary Lindquist Thomas Long Laura Luchenblll Phil Mallory Jane Martin Louis Morfln Rene Mason Diane McCarthy John McGorvey Koro McGee John McIntyre Pom McPholl Jackie Meod Laurie Miller Michelle Mills Richard Moffir Tim Mofflt Dario Moiles Tim Moore Deckle Mulhollond Drenda Nations Leslie Nellis Loro Newton Mike Norman Rob Nourse Albert Nutt Kyie Ordway Don Otto Dick Palmer Ken Porker Joe Peterson 131 Darlene Pincomb Laurie Plowman Barbara Potter Patti Price Krista Quirk Tony Radon Jeff Reed Michelle Reid Terl Reid Julie Renwick Maft RkJgwoy Jeff Rigling Tim Roberts Timothy Roberts Mechelle Robinson Theresa Robinson Dove Rogers Kelly Rogers Jeff Roof Jon Runyon Mourie Ryflewski Jeff Schultz Lesley Sexton Keith Shelp Colleen Shelp Dob Smith Steve Smith Lonce Solomon Lorroine Sovis Mikki Spilker Collette Spring Lori Springer Trocey Springs Dona Stollcup John Strouch Lono Stull 132 Alex Sundoy Kim Sunday Michael Taylor Morey Toby Dill Tower Wendy Volley Susan Vonderkorr Tim Voslcek Darrl Vostrlroncky Scoff Walker Ronald Walker Kenneth Walker Dridgef Walls Sreve Walfon Lynn Warner Lori Waskom Tommy Wofson Chrisfine Weafhers Karen Weafhers Mike Weber Tina Weldon Mike Weller Defh Welfy Drenf Wesfon Sfeve Whife Gordon Wiggins Ron Williamson Mork Wilson Cindy Winer Down Wood Ron Wood Jackie Woodruff Amy Wrighf Peggy Wrighf 133 MISSING PICTURES: Tereso Wright Jim Zollsek Philip Zielinski Julie Ackerson Louis Addington Drion Berber Kelly Dell Bob Corsten John Chandler Kevin Croln Monique Deroche Tommy Hothon Liso Houghton Danny Hunt Marty Johnson Todd Lennon Carl Mock Valerie Morris Gregg Peters Roger Riley Kelly Slivers Tim Snell Tommy Stoutenburg Steve Thomas George Zimmerman CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Olen. Mrs. Stott. Mr. Const!ne, Mr. Fronds. Mr. Osborn. Mrs. Vriebel. Mrs. Gloss. I to r Mr. Sheridan Applied Mofh Regular Algebra Mr. Francis General Math Math I fTlaifln Mr. Robertson Regular Algebra Ousiness Marh Math I science Mr. Johnson Chemistry. Physics Life Science Mr. Dovis Biology Life Science Mr. Duysse Physiology Topics in Biology Advonced Placement Biology Will the reol Mr. Constlne please raise his hand????? Mr. Constlne Life Science Biology 137 uocBlrionel Mr. Lecureux Mr. Rumlsek Power Mechanics General Industrial Arts Metals Mr. So wash Radio Cr T.V. Electronics Electronics Occupations Mr. Harris General Drafting Technical Drawing Architectural Drawing Mr. Ho I lock General I.A. Corpentry Advanced Woods Mr. Stop.ub Auto Mechanics Mrs. Olen Child Care Independent Living Human Relotions House Design Mr. Wing Machine Shop Metals Technology Co-Op Mr. Smith Graphic Occupations Graphic Arts Mr. Osborn Power Mechanics Small Engines 139 social studies 140 Mr. Harvey: Amorlcon History, Sociology, Economics MRS. JOHNSON Creofive Writing Novels MRS. SNYDER Creofive Writing Technical Writing English 10 College Classics Poetry MRS. HACKETT Expository Writing Creative Writing Non-Fiction English 141 business MRS. REARICK Office Proctice Personal Typing Shorthand II Co-op MR. MOORE Business Low Business Moth MR. PETERSON General Merchandising Co-op MRS. GLASS Typing I Introductory to Business MRS. VREIDEL English 9 Shorthand I Typing II Mr. Kenyon Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping II 142 MRS. SODAK Girls Phys. Ed. Girls Advonced Phys. Ed. MS. SCHNEIDER Choir MR. BROOKS Senior Bond Symphonic Bond Morching Bond MR. MOFFIT Boys Phys. Ed. Boys Advonced Phys. Ed. MISS WILEY Art I G 11 G III Americon History phys. ed. fine arts 143 library Mrs. Gillum: Librorlon MS. Kelley: Learning Center resource Mrs. Koenig: Aide Mrs. Sowash: Aide Mrs. Schmidt: Teacher Consultant Ms. Schoulten: Mentally Impaired guidance Left to Right: Mrs. Blrkmeier. Mr. Waters and Mr. Bentley custodiens Mr. Moore Mr. Volek Mr. Bender secretaries L to R: Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Crowe. Mrs. Ash and Mrs. Eldridge. kitchen L to R: Mrs. Edgar. Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Diamond ond Mrs. Kim. FiDnnini5TFifiTion 146 SCHOOL ISOFIRD Mr. Abbott Mr. Black Mrs. Hathaway Mr. Kirkman Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Lezovich Mr. Olmstead Douglas W. Sasse Jr. - Superinten- dent Richard J. Clark — Assistant Super- intendent 147 Dear Mr. Raymond Dennis: We, the staff of the Corunna High 1979-1980 Sphinx, wish to dedicate this yearbook to you in honor ond recognition of your long ond faithful service. Throughout your administration you hove upheld high economic ond social standards for yourself ond others. You hove truly been the guiding force behind the school system that hos molded our lives. Over your 26 yeors in administration you hove accomplished much: three major building projects, the institution of special education in 1957, ond the building ond modernizing of the athletic facilities, to name o few. Your personality ond outlook on life hos penetrated the entire school system. Your concern for the students - the heart of the school - hos been warmly appreciated by all of us. Enjoy your retirement, Mr. Dennis, and thank you. Sincerely and with warm wishes. 148 The Corunna High Yearbook Staff Giving if oil for 1st ploce A student in the bog is better thon two in the bush 150 Mosf of the Student Body ot Corunna High participat- ed in the 1980 Mock Olympics. They were held on May 22nd at the football field on what turned out to be a hot (80°) spring day. Included were such mock events as the wheel barrow race, frisbee toss, three legged race, water balloon toss, and more seriously, the mile run. The overall winners turned out to be the Juniors with a dominating 61 points. Coming in second were the Seniors with 43 points. The Freshmen placed third with 31 points barely beating out the fourth place Sophomores who scored 30 points. The teachers mode a mark of 2 points based on Mr. Johnson's ond Mr. Constine's finishing the 8-minufe mile in 7 minutes and 59 seconds. The day was enjoyed by all involved. 151 i ERFinUFITIOn Jh June 1st, Nineteen'Sum ff ty Se So d w of Corupna High School received their diplomos. The bond ployed Pomp and Grcumsrance os the closs filed in. The invocation was given by Rev. John ft. Taylor. The Star Spangled Danner was ployed and class then sot down and heard o welcoming speech by the president Frank Morsik. L Ross Campeau and Frank Morsik. Salutq;prians, gave a speech. Ross spoke about how the class mode its impact on the school and FfOnk spoke about how death pulls everyone together. Next was Valedictorian. Cathy Ash, she spoke on the class motto. The band then ployed The Long and Winding Hoad. , Mr. Sasse, Superintendent Of 5ehools, introduced guest speaker Mr. Dennis. He said that there are two roads by which one can travel and It's better to fake the one less traveled. He referred to the poem by Robert Frost. 4,1 The students then received their diplomas from Mr. Black. The benediction was given by Rev. John R. Taylor. The class colors were light blue and royal blue. Class was white carnation ripped in blue, motto: Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be, ''•'MIVEn, _ — Johnathan LiVingston Seagull The good MoiK Mo ft in The Mountain stood strong beyond the beautiful wonder of Nature’s scene. Doreen Wing One night o cricket was welcoming the full moor by the water's edge. Todd Dumond Sweet summer showers bring green gross and sweet flowers ond large butterflies. Kerry Long Koro McGee Mark Moffin Orion Ridgewoy One lonely drop foils from the gray sky to join its friends in o puddle. Soro Abbott The ancient ook stood silent within the forest attentive to oil. Ann Collier Robins, chattering to their impatient neighbors, fly os mon appears. Carol Atkinson Lovely silken threads, spiders diligently weave, reflect the moonlight. Jean Witt Eddie Curth Under the Summer's Glimmering Sun The happiness filled his dreamy eyes as he watched his life walk slowly toward him. His golden hair shimmered under the summer's glimmering sun. The reflection as perfect as the man himself danced slowly in the wafer os the breeze filled the air. The smell of roses lingered in the fresh air under the summer's glimmering sun. The birds sang so sweetly, their melodies of love. While this man took his lifetime vows under the summer's glimmering sun. Connie Kirkman Monico Nold nature's Music Golden rays of the sun Winding down, glossing the river. Music sings out from icicles melting. Pitter patting, pifter potting. While the graceful roar of the river. Plays up the background, having fun. Deth Wilson Orion Ridgeway BEATUS . The Sea The sea. Reflections skipping over a glossy desert. A cup receiving the precious fluid of nature's teapot. Visions of peace and serenity fill the onlooker's eyes. Plunge your arm in and feel the life bubbling in your hand. An empty room for thinkers; A playground for doers. Break the surface and recline in undaunted physical suspension. Break the surface and experience the touch of a thousand fingers. Sandy Black Lynn Worner Eddie Curth Life Autumn Trees become bare and the days grow colder. The sunlight hours become short and the nights, long. The squirrels run and gather their nuts while mom cans preserves to eat in our lunches. When the storms arrive we are all prepared to live through the deep snow and cold nights. Greg O'Dell The wind shreiking through The treetops then dying down, slower and slower to only a breeze. Then rising up! Fasterl and faster! Taking along hard, crystal snowflakes sending them to a destination . . Unknown. Life is also hard and cold. The crowd's pickin' up innocent People, throwing them headlong Into a destination . . . Unknown! A.M. Dan Hanifan Orion Ridgeway All around me darkness flies on sleepy blackbird's heavy wings. With teardrops shed from heaven's eyes Upon each tiny blade of grass. Mist wakes up from its lazy stream and catches glimpses of a sunlit dream. The sky hears echoes of stirring below swelling the song of its subjects solo, and adding a touch of bright array to herald the coming of this, the new day. Katherine McGarvey 158 Gastric Disorder I know you're there so. you con stop reminding me. I hote if when you cry for ottention. Korlo Domm Lynn Warner A Time For Love There's o time for love for everyone in their life. Though it be friendly love, puppy love, or true love. There is love in the time of fear. If mokes you feel secure knowing it's there. The time of true mutual love is for those who know, that it's not just puppy love, but o lifetime of love. Love is needed in a time of feeling down. It restores yourself to know there's something more powerful to overcome your letdown. The time for coring love is while you're growing up. Your surrounding love from loved ones. Love comes in oil seasons and all through life itself. So when love is there, take time to love it bock. Pom Morgan Time is the yesterday we spent together, hand in hand, under the starry sky. Time is the tomorrow We are looking for next. Laura Neifer Lynn Warner Loura Fours Time Time is a time of day in seconds. Time is a time of day in minutes. Time is a time of day in half-hours. Time is a time of day in hours. Time is just another thing to worry about. Time is a part of the day and of your life. Time is always around you and your life. Time is the time of the day in the sun. Time is the day of having fun with a girl. Time is the summer day all alone. Time is the time you enjoy in the water. Time is the day to help you tell time. Time is the time when you go to bed. Jay Darling A starry eye shines in the night watching ... wondering ... waiting . . . for what will become of tomorrow. Lori Burgess 159 Lynn Wornei Terri Mehigh Lord Ryan the Irish The clear-cut features of his Irish face scowled, the distinct lips, the russet hair. His square-cut shoulders, eyes crystal blue and deep set and that unrelenting stare. He was an Irishman, through and through, strong and proud, speaking against the English king the arrogant bigot to whom all Ireland bowed. He was fall and thin, prideful in cloak and boots from the County Tyrone. And he talked with Irish tact as if he'd kissed the Blarney Stone. Th' name's Lord Ryan, 'n I do be here To abolish fh' myth that th' English hold dear. Ire'lin's not a land a' Leprochans, er dreamers a clover and light. We're proudmen, not slaves and we'll fight fer our laws and what's right. The king he sneered and shook his belly yet his mouth began to drool. Lord, he said, you're a proud man and I shant take you for a fool . Lord Ryan's mouth was straight and set. he simply said, Go on ... I came here to' warn ya, yer majesty, and I'll be leavin' again at dawn. For what, fool sir? the king replied, Some Irish dreams and a pack of lies? Don't bellow thou king for I shant stay long, but I'll be on me horse and fightin' at dawn. He lowered his head, turned on his heal, the stride of a general, guts made of steel. Over the drawbridge, mounting his horse, with calmness and honor he continued his course. Bring me my armour, my horse and my lance. We'll kill those fool Irish without a trifling glance!” On thourougbred, with banners, the procession did ride, the king at the head, a sword at his side: For Ryan, he whispered, under his breath, He'll beg for my mercy and I'll laugh at his death. A lull. I've finally reached A lull. As I dig for an inspiration I sink deeper into a hole of stagnant dreams: seeing, feeling, touching nothing. My ideas and thoughts are going nowhere. R.R.F. On a field out of Yorkshire in the first lights of dawn The battle was ending and the king's sword was drawn. Lord Ryan stood helpless, but his spirit remained as the wind briskly blew, thru the tossed russet mane. The king struck his lance out but Ryan was quick, he grabbed the king's wrist and he fell like a brick. They stabbed and they tumbled, 'midst the horses and guns. The king fought for his money, the lord . for his sons. The king was older, but Lord Ryan was strong. The king thought he'd win ... but the king, he was wrongl The fog slowly lifted and fury of dust Ryan mounted and said, We did what we must. After minutes of riding, the horses drew reign. Lord Ryan knelt down, the wind blew through his mane. The others they followed, 'twas the inspiring sight, they had fought with their guts, now they prayed with their might. To Saint Patrick and Mary and rightly to God, Lord Ryan was their shepherd, his sword was his rod. ”We are th' Irish, yer people he cried, Fer you we have fought, for you we have died. We are Roman Catholics, and you are our Lord, It's only fer you that we raiseth the sword. They rode back to Ireland, steadfast and brave, but they'd be no man's slave. Mary K. Mahoney Lynn Warner new aoflr CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI GILBERT'S TRUE DONUT SHOPS VALUE HARDWARE £7 OF WESTERN AUTO 113 W. Main Owosso, Mi. OWOSSO DURAND CORUNNA Phone: 723-2330 BEST 80's CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 601 LIE AHEAD Compliments of Chippewa Hills GASEK'S MARATHON 5300 Bancroft Rd. Durand. Mich. Phone: 743-3277 102 S. Shiawassee St. Corunna, Mi. Phone: 743-3750 162 1441 E. Main Sf. Owosso. Michigan THE PRINTED WORD Downtown Owosso CONGRATULATIONS RODBIN'S FURNITURE CLASS OF 1980 MARSH PRODUCTS Durand. Mich. Concrete-pipe, Ready Mix, Grata Memorial CONGRATULATIONS - Graduating Class of Corunna High HONDA SUZUKI OZiebart Auto-Truck Rustproofing System IT’S US. OR RUST. 2355 E. Main Sf. Ou ncc i li| � k HOLDER MOTORCYCLE SALES uwosso, Mien. 725-7174 2151 W. Main Owosso 725-2111 164 s CORUNNA 2680 E M 21 Phone 725 2165 W Equip Your complete sales service headquarters for I I ent ST JOHNS 3055 W M 21 Phone (5171 224 2388 MF= Massey Ferguson KUBOTA 4� 580C CONSTRUCTION KING WITH EXTENDAHOE’ CASE and MASSEY FERGUSON farm — lawn and construction equipment MF UKUBOIH ChtpUMim Glass n[ '80 Sop, us |p t ijohv Trrmfo'nrj Pacesetter Bank and I II I Trust I I 0W0SS0, CORUNNA, DURAND, FLINT, LENNON, MORRICE Member FDIC Phone (517) 723-8811 (313) 733-2230 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 from KRIB S COLONIAL CHAPEL 302 West Corunna Ave. °K IBS mONIAL CHAPEL Corunna Congratulations Seniors! See the Herb Stoner Team for your work or college transportation. HERB STONER FORD i960 E. Main Owosso, Ml. 48867 Phone: 725-2102 CORUNNA TV CENTER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sales and Service FROM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80” SKYWAY 166 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 MITCHELL CORPORATION 167 MOILES YAMAHA 2142 Corunna Ave. Corunna, Ml 48617 Phone 725-7391 our motto SERVICE AFTER SALES 9:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M.Monday-Friday Saturday 9:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 168 169 Good Luck Seniors Of 1980 FROM FURNITURE APPLIANCE CENTER 323 West Moin Owosso. Michigan 48867 Phone: 725-2114 PLAZA WALGREEN DRUG 1047 E. Moin 1492 N. 52 Owosso. Michigan CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Erwin Jock Ryeriman McGinnis AVINGS OF 0 OWOSSO. CORUNNA, CHESANING. DURAND, PERRY • a division of First Federal Savings of Detroit 170 VENICE PIZZERIA 229 Shiawassee Avenue Corunna. Michigan Italian favorites PHONE: 743-5580 ?IZZA Pizza Spaghetti Antipasto Lasanga Ham Sandwich Tool — Dies E.P.M. — Fixtures 515 W. Main Vernon, Michigan TAKE OUT Phone: 288-2972 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 80 From: Brody's Eisler's and Johnson's Foodlond's and GOOD LUCK STANDARD LUMBER OF OWOSSO Wishes the Seniors the BEST of Luck 171 GOOD LUCK SENIORS from FAIRWAY DISCOUNT Phone: 743-4605 and FAIRWAY PHARMACY Phone: 743-4570 119 N. Shiawassee Corunna. Michigan Open 7 days CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI Bet you thoughr you'd never make it! ESTHER'S BEAUTY SALON 303 N. Shiawassee Corunna BEST WISHES from TOLEDO COMMUTATOR 1101 S. Chestnut Owosso, Michigan Phone: 725-8192 172 MEMBER FVIC STfiTE BANK When banking Advice ane needed, fiojnojnbcA that Key Stato. Bank make loam fon auto , education, and all othen. puA- po e . Pdional Chocking Account and tho highest 10X0 of, Inte LOit allowed by law paid on saving . KEV STATE BANK - - WHERE FRIENDLINESS IS A TRADITION. Plaza Walgreen Drug 1047 E. Main 1492 N. M-52 Owosso, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Erwin Ryekiman Jack McGinnis Congratulations Class of 80 BASSO ELECTRIC J. David Basso — Owner Liscensed Electrical Contractor Insured 4051 S. M-52 Owosso. Ml Phone: 723-4254 fr-fr-freezes. In frosty fruit flavors. Nothing takes the heat off like an icy cold Baskin-Robbins Freeze. We take two generous scoops of sherbet, or one of our fabulous ices, spike it with carbonated water and whip it to a freezing froth. C-c-cooling and d-d-delicious! Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Store Congratulations Class of 80 Midas Muffler Anthony's Dairy Delight 102 Corunna Ave. Owosso Open all Year We Midasize American cars, foreign cars, light trucks and vans. Lifetime guarantees complete exhaust Drakes — Shocks Custom Pipebending Front end PHONE: 723-5179 174 NANCY'S School of Donee at 321 N. Shiawassee Street Corunna. Ml 48617 Congratulates The Senior Class of 1980 Tap Baton Ballet Gymnastics Jazz G Disco Adult Exercises Ij Preschool CONGRATULATION SENIORS from MICHIGAN BRICK INC. 3820 Serr Rd. Corunna. Michigan PHONE: 743-3444 175 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 80 GOLDEN TAN, INC AND FASHION CENTER 109 N. Doll St. Owosso FROM CLASS 81 CLASS 82 CLASS 83 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 80 (thr Ar xts-JIresB Delivered fo over 15,00 homes doily 201-203 East Exchange Street Owosso, Ml Phone 725-5136 176 'U. X Schmidt -------------iEW€t1EW Downtown Owosso Good luck to the closs with closs . . . 1980 Customers Are Never Forgotten SHIPPEE SMITH GUS FRY'S CARPET CENTER Sporting Goods Deep Steom Extroction Where Quality Carpet is Long Remembered and . . . 819 W. Main Street Owosso. Michigan Phone: 723-3006 Phone: 723-2011 201 W. Main, Owosso, Ml 177 MONTGOMERY WARDS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 from DURAND LANES 1006 N. Saginaw Durand Best Wishes to the Class of 80 Glaser's Lumber Co. Lumber — Millwork — Hardware 48476 288-6271 Owosso's Most Complete Department Store 201 W. Exchange Owosso, Ml Phone: 725-2161 Congratulations Seniors VERNON HARDWARE NAPA AUTO PARTS M-71, Vernon See us at our locationi 178 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 The New Home Of BELL-DEAN CHEVY-OLDS 9009 Lansing Rd. Durand. Mi 288-2657 ■■■ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from DAMM'S BEN FRANKLIN Discover DEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life VERNON PLBG. HTG. Hardware Paints Plumbing Fixtures Furnaces Boilers Softners For Service Call 288-2554 (ffiNS) PaintS JAMES MACGILLIVRAY, PROP. 100 Main St. Vernon Mi. 48476 DAY CAMERA SHOP 108 E Exchange Owosso, Michigan Photographic Equipment and supplies Expert assistance with your camera 6 darkroom needs Equipment rentals Tape rentals Repair Service Fast Photo Finishing Service Phone: 725-5900 or 725-5400 179 M.W.A. COMPANY 510 S. Washington St. Owosso. Michigan Wishes the class of 1980 the best in its future endeavors! INSTA TAN STUDIO INC. Initial visit FREE Safe controlled suntan in 2 wks. Just minutes a day CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 80 Good luck in all of your future endeavorsl FROM 9? aST OWOSSO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 J.L. Cerveny's 110 West Main Street Compliments of STECK THE JEWELER Owosso, Michigan Class rings available year round Fine selection of latest fashion jewelry for guys and gals Quality since 1910 In Owosso We would like to thank the following people and businesses who have helped to make this yearbook possible: George’s Darber Shop Riverbend Bowl West Side Auto Genessee Bank Brown Striggow's Owosso Sewing Shoppe Griffin Insurance Soda Pop Shoppe United States Army Shottuck Company 181 sw PHOl 105 N. Soginow Durand Phone: 286-4564 182 rANTEK'S rOGRAPHY 214 N. Park Owosso Phone: 725-2109 DIVISION OF CLARWIL. INC. 112 W. MAIN - OWOSSO. MICHIGAN 48667 (517) 725-9778 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Compliments THE j SEIGEL 1 CO. SILK SCREEN PROCESSING 165 Sylvio Drive Corunna, Mich. Chevrolet Kmm YAMAHA INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION OLOSMOBILE [Western Huto the family store 183 Bente Munch-Pedersen Dente Munch-Pedersen (pronounced Dento Munk Pederson) wos on exchange student of Corunna from Denmark. She lives in the city of Odense on the island of Fyn, the first island off the peninsula of Denmark. Her father, Egon, is the head of the tax department in the city. Her mother, Inge, is active with the Girl Scouts. Dente has two brothers, Ole and Steen, and a sister, Tove. She also has a niece. Trine, and a nephew, Mikkel. Here in the United States she is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kofowicz and Peggy in Vernon. Denfe says one of the things she doesn't like here in the states is peanufbuffer. We don’t hove peanufbutter home, and I can live without it , soys Dente. What she does like here is pizza and McDonald's. Every time I go to McDonald's I have a quarter-pounder and a large order of Fries. Denfe misses Danish Pastries and real whipped cream. I like Cool Whip, but it just doesn't taste the same. “I would like to thank both the students and the teachers for giving me such a good time here in the U.S.. I hope I can come back some day and meet some of you again. Thank you all and good luck in the future. J3enMonoh -TSader en 184 Guillermo (DILL) Gomor Guillermo Gomor came to Corunna from Duenos Aires, Argenti- na, South America. His father, Luis Guillermo, is employed by the school system. His mother, Gloria Adrover, is a homemaker. He has one brother, Gustavo, age 16. While in the states. Dill is staying with the Don Hart Family here in Corunna. His favorite food while here in the states is McDonald's Quarter Pounder with Cheese. Most of all. Dill says that he misses his brother most. ’’During my visit here. I've learned not to compare cultures, you have to accept them just like they are. I also like the friendliness and freedom that the Americans have. 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