Corunna High School - Sphix Yearbook (Corunna, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

Sphinx Corunna High School 1982-83 Corunna, Michigian Faculty Page 6 Seniors Page 16 Juniors Page 33 Sophomores Page 43 Freshmen Page 53 Organizations Page 63 Sports Page 75 Activities Page 100 Advertising Page 141 2 Julie Corrin and Tony Toma Tammy Watson and Phil Zielinski Homecoming 82 Laura Gorman and Mark Wilson Patti Price and Joe Janca Queen Amy Wright and Joe Sza- kal Homecoming week was an ex- citing one. Leading off the weeks activities was College T-Shirt and Hat day on Monday. Tuesday had students in designer jeans topped off by shirts of specific colors for each class. Getting dressed up was in vogue on Wednesday, and Thursday brought punks and preppies to the halls of C.H.S. Fri- day was the traditional black and gold day. The sophomores won the spirit point for the most class participation. 3 4 5 FACULTY Administration Mr. Rathbun — Vocational Director, Mr. Ash — Principal, Mr. Duffield — Athletic Director. Mr. Sasse — Superintendent. Mr. Clark — Assistant Superintendent. English Mrs. Mathias English l-B, ll-C Mrs. Snyder English ll-B Poetry Technical Writing College Classics Mrs. Hackett English l-C, ll-C Non-Fiction Expository Writing Mrs. Stott English l-A Speech I Novels Creative Writing Mrs. West English l-B, ll-B Mrs. Johnson English l-B Novels Creative Writing Social Studies Miss Spaniola Spanish I, II, III American History Mr. Clark English l-B American History Mrs. Sherwood American History Government World Problems Mr. Harvey Sociology Economics Government Fine Mr. Brooks Symphonic Band Senior Band Marching Band Choir Arts Miss Wylie Art I, II, III American History Math Mrs. Perry Math II Mr. Brown Math I, III, IV Mr. Francis Regular Algebra General Math Math I Mr. Sheridan Applied Math Regular Algebra Mr. Robertson Math I Business Math Practical Geometry Science Mr. Buysse Physiology A.P. Biology Mr. Constine Biology Topics Mr. Johnson Chemistry Physics Life Science Phys. Ed. Mr. Moffitt Advanced Phys. Ed. Phys. Education Mrs. Sobak Advanced Phys. Ed. Phys. Education 11 Vocational Mrs. Oien House Design Human Relations Indep. Living Child Care Mr. LeCureux General I.A. Power Mechanics Mr. Osburn Power Mechanics Small Engines Mr. Hallock Carpentry Adv. Woods General I.A. Mr. Stap Auto Mr. Davis Home Construction 13 Mr. Smith Graphic Arts Graphic Occ. Business Mrs. Glass Typing I Business Law Mr. Peterson Intro, to Business General Merchandise Co-op Mrs. Vreibel English l-A Typing II Business English Mrs. Rearick Personal Typing Shorthand I Office Practice Secretaries Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Crowe, Mrs. Ash. Custodians Mr. Bender, Mr. Volek. 14 Resource Ms. Shoulten Mrs. Schmidt Resource Room Teacher Consultant Cooks Miss Wilson Learning Center Cooks: Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. Diamond, Mrs. Acker Librarian: Mrs. Gillum Library Greg Atkinson Roger Austin Queen Amy Joel Baker Chris Bartos Scott Bearup Edmund Bowen Shelly Boyd Paul Brant Steve Beckwith Craig Brooks Rebecca Carroll Babette Carsten Todd Carsten Paula Castle Leon Buchholz Tammy Burroughs Kevin Canze Steve Carpenter Queen Amy and Her Court Sherie Chapman Richard Compton Rich Daughterty Bart Fouts Timothy Dvorak Kim Francis Robyn Eggert Brian Eva Queen Amy, Her Court, and Their Escorts James Crawford Andrea Deppong Monique DeRoche Sandy Dillion Joe Farver Doug Franks John Fattal Jeff Franks Debbie Fecho Donald Freshour Dawn Flowers Sabrina Frye Foreign Exchange Students Michele Humphrey Nancy Inman Cynthia Griffin Tom Hackel Janine Hagadon Vickie Harrison Jim Herrick Joe Janca Laurie Hines Kelly Janca Doug Hirt Jeff Jones Kerry Hittle Shari Jones Kristin Kazen Roy Keenan Wendy Kellogg Shirley Kildea Carolyn Kovarik Louis Martin Tina Laine Diane McCarthy Brian Laskowski John McGarvey Vickie Latunski Kara McGee Jackie Mead Julio Medrano Rob Mikulcik Laurie Miller Beckie Mulholland Darlene Pincomb Leslie Nellis Laurie Plowman Mike Norman Barbara Potter Kyle Ordway Patti Price Richard Moffit Darla Moiles Tim Moore Michael Mrva Kayoka Oshima Don Otto Ken Parker Joseph Petersen Juniors Float Jeff Reed Michelle Reid Jon Runyan Lori Springer Maurie Rytlewski Tracey Springs Lesley Sexton Colleen Siegel Sophomore's Winning Float Lance Soloman Michael Steiner Lorraine Sovis Mikki Spilker John Strauch Michael Taylor Collette Spring Marcy Tobey Bill Tower David Tripplehorn Wendy Valley Susan Vandekarr Scott Walker Bridget Walls Ronald Walter Steve Walton Freshmen's Float Beth Welty Steve White Tim Vasicek Betania Vieira Darrin Vostrirancky Kenneth Walker Tammy Watson Connie Wieski Christine Weathers Gordon Wiggins Mike Weber Mark Wilson Tina Welden Ron Williamson Jackie Woodruff Amy Wright Kristina Wright Peggy Wright Teresa Wright Jim Zalesak Philip Zielinski Other Members of the Class of “83 : Judy Cairl Adam Colon Doug Divietri Harold Freel Rena Goad Doug Hamlin Lee Hickey Pam Holland Richard Hoover Jeff Jordan Rob Klatt John Knowlton Todd Lavacs Darin Leaf Clinton Snell Tim Snell Steve Street Ann Walker Lynn Warner Karen Weathers Mike Weller Brent Weston George Zimmerman Acker, Rich Ade, Ed Aldrich, Derek Allen, Rick Alliton, Vaughn Anderson, Steve Apsey, Jeff Arnold, Scott Aschenbrenner, Karen Bacigal, Sue Baker, Renee Balongie, Paul Barney, John Bates, Heather Batteen, Steve Bearup, Pam Bendall, Phil Bennet, Joe Bigelow, Bill Black, Renee Bosley, Mike Bott, Bob Brady, Debbie Brandt, Teresa Bridges, Debbie 34 Briggs, Scott Brockway, Barb Brooks, Don Brooks, Bill Bruce, Tom Bullard, Brian Cach, Debbie Campeau, Stephanie Carmody, Rich Carpenter, Bart Case, Eugene Cole, Larry Cole, Paula Compton, Keith Conklin, Lisa Coon, Peggy Cooper, Jim Cox, Laurie - 7 Cozat, Ed Crim, Deanna Cripps, Shayne Crowder, Shannon Crowe, LeAnn Dart, Angela Dassance, Dave Davis, Lori Diebolt, Michelle Dungerow, Mike Eastman, Ron Everett, Rod Everett, Ron 35 Everhart, Denny Fearson, Wendy Fett, Rob Findlay, Danna Foust, Crystal Francis, Dawn Frank, Aimee Franks, Lisa Frazier, Laura Fritz, Brian Fuja, Jeff Call, Julie Gasparovic, Mike Gewirtz, Jerry Gilbert, Chet Gleasure, Craig Gorringe, Eugene Goss, John Gowan, Scott Grumley, Jodi Guysky, Jeff Hall, David Hancock, Anne Hanifan, Bruce Hargett, Jill Harman, Steve Hathaway, David Herald, Lori 36 Herald, Lyn Hilgendorf, Dave Hilgendorf, Denise Hiller, Gordon Hilliker, Pat Hinken, Tom Holder, Glenn Holland, Bill Holmes, Karen Honke, Alicia Householder, Matt Howe, Penny Howes, Doug Hufford, Julie Hunt, Tammy Hurrell, Mike Janca, Frank Janicek, Pat Jeska, Mark Johnson, Annette Johnson, Bob Johnson, Sandy Jones, Dean Jordon, Julie Judd, Eric Kadlec, Frank Kalisek, Joel King, Jeff 37 38 Klabak, Sheryl Klatt, Vic Knauff, Tracy Knowlton, Rick Krcmarik, Lisa Kurrle, Scott Kurtz, Tami Laurin, Lisa Lazar, Adam Lewis, Kristen Lezovich, Ellen Lindquist, Sherry Little, Brad Lycka, Mitzie Malik, Fred Manausa, Malynn Manke, Gretchen Manke, Kirsten McPhillimy, Ruth Mead, Scott Medore, Troy Miller, Don Mills, Mike Mittan, Rod Moiles, Jeri Morgan, Bill Muzzy, Rick Nichols, Darlene Numeric, Lonny Osika, Laurie Park, Darren Payne, Tim Pearsall, Ron Petersen, Ann Phillips, Tracy Pincomb, Becky Plesko, Paula Plementosh, Monica Poirer, Theresa Proffitt, Anita Puderbach, Valarie Quirk, Ed Race, JoAnn Radon, Todd Randall, Todd Rathbun, Jack Rathbun, Karen Renwick, Kathy Reynolds, Rick Richey, Nova Reid, Mike Riley, Debbie Robinson, John Rock, Kim Root, Cindy Rosser, Barry 39 Royer, Mike Rundell, Sue Ruttman, Greer Sage, Merideth Scheffler, Patrice Scheitler, Greg Sedlack, Jane Sells, Jill Shaw, Audra Smakal, Craig Smith, Rich Smith, Sandy Soupal, Mark Sovis, Jane Sovis, Joe Speers, Michelle Stark, Wendy Strauch, Martha Street, Andy Striggow, Shawn Sutliff, Jackie Svrcek, Kathy Swales, Becky Swan, Kellie Thornell, Kris Tobey, Dave Tobey, Dean Toddy, Barb 40 Toddy, Sherry Toma, Tony Turk, Carmen Turk, Todd Ulis, John Valasek, Tom VanHorn, Rick Vyskocil, Michelle Warman, Paul Walter, Rick Warner, Barb Warner, Sheila Watson, Jeff Weber, Brian Weidmayer, Kelly Weller, Dee Weller, Jerry Weller, Mary Welte, Dean Welte, Dirk Wilkins, Lynette Williams, Julie Williams, Ron Wing, Shelly Wisniewski, Jamie Wright, Rhonda Yanik, Tracy Young, Lori Zacharda, Michelle Zalesak, Sharon Zielinski, Michele Adams, Jodi Belen, Bill Culp, Bette DeRoche, Tim Fox, Kenda Goad, Jeff Not Pictured: Guidry, Diana Harris, Scott Hauk, John Hilgendorf, Todd Hunt, Jeff Jordan, John McComb, Mike Sevenski, Tim Simpson, Jill Thorton, Jeff Worgiss, Mike 41 f. 7L- 42 Abbott, Amy Ade, John Allen, Jack Araujo, Junior Andelean, Kevin Aurand, Annette Baker, Chris Balongie, Michelle Balongie, Mike Barry, Chris Basso, Dan Bates, Jeff Beach, Brian Beckwith, Greg Belen, Brad Best, Rich Bjornstad, Kris Black, Ed Bodag, Joe Bogue, Joe Bramer, Ross Bramer, Tammy Brands, Wendy Brandt, Bill Brichan, Jim 44 Brooks, Susan Buckley, Amy Buehler, Lynette Burkharat, Tammy Burton, Tracie Cairl, Lisa Canze, Jackie Canze, Karen Carpenter, Patrick Castle, Jim Cerny, Ken Challender, Kim Chavanec, Rhonda Conley, Yalonda Coomer, Andrea Cords, Jeff Corrin, Lynnea Crawford, Mike Cratsenburg, Mark Crego, Tom Dahl, Brad Daughterly, Tim Davis, Bobbie Davis, Lori Dean, Scott Deese, Todd Dombroski, Scott Edgar, Jackie Ellis, Carla Ellis, Jerry Evans, Jeff 45 Everett, Chad Francis, Don Frederick, Jackie Frederick, Jim Fults, Beth Gagnon, Collette Geren, Greg Gewirtz, Janette Gillett, Mike Gilmore, Brian Gitchell, Jay Gorringe, Rita Gute, Marty Hamlett, David Handl, Jerry Hannah, Ben Harding, Scott Harman, Chris Hathaway, Lisa Haughton, Sue Hauk, Thad Havalda, Connie Havalda, Diane Hebekeuser, Tena Hein, Mike Harold, Steve Hickey, Mike Hickman, Dan 46 Hilliker, Betty Holder, Shelly Huff, Kevin Hulliberger, Mark Jacobs, Cary James, Robert Janca, Mike Janego, Ron Jarsen, Mark Jensen, Maragrett Johnson, Rich Jones, Ryan Jones, Tina Jones, Vickie Judd, Amy Kadlec, Becky Katt, Lynette Kennedy, Bart Kilpatrick, Dawn Kimbrue, Todd Kingsbury, Kelly Kirk, Dave Klabak, Diane Koch, Cindy Koch, Lori Koehler, Scott Koenig, Bill Kotarski, David 47 Kuipers, Laura Kurrle, Heather Lang, Kathy Lang, Tammy Lepley, Rob Lover, Karrie Luchenbill, Bret Lynes, Rich Mackie, Will Mallery, Jim Mallory, Jessie Marin, Jon Mars, Rusty Marsik, Trish Marin, Curt Matthews, Kim McIntyre, Tina McNier, Tami McPhearson, Mark Meece, Dorothy Mentus, Tim Miller, Daphne Miller, Rhonda Miller, Scott Mills, Mark Miros, Rene Mitchell, Rich Mitosinka, Joe 4« Moffit, Kim Moiles, Troy Moore, Tracey Moore, Myron Mowl, Shanneon Mulholland, Barbie Napier, John Nations, Pat Nesbit, Natalie Nething, Todd Newman, Jeff Nichols, Chris Nix, Michelle Norman, Tracy Ockerman, Pat O'Dell, Cam Ordway, Scott O'Shea, Joanna Osika, Tom Ozorowski, Debbie Palosio, RaeNae Palmer, Scott Park, Penny Parker, Debbie Pincomb, Mike Pirochta, Jill Plowman, Tim Prout, Chris 49 V7 Potter, Denis Price, Norman Procknow, Larry Puderbach, Theresa Quirk, Jim Raffaelli, Rich Ramsey, Lynn Rathbun, Jill Rexin, Julie Reynolds, John Reynolds, Todd Rigling, Bob Robinson, Bob Root, Lisa Rose, Tom Rubey, Steve Sarrazil, Jeff Sawyer, Joe Schautz, Lynette Schneider, Todd Seely, Debbie Seigel, Sue Setzer, Cristi Sevenski, Tammy Sexton, Steve Sheridan, Danielle Sleeseman, Stephanie Smakal, Todd so Smally, Barry Smith, Jim Smith, John Smith, Keri Smith, Pat Sohorec, Wendy Sovis, Jeff Sovis, Mike Spilker, Traci Strachota, Dave Strachota, Doug Sveda, Mike Taylor, Lisa Teichman, Tami Tejkl, Cheryl Tessin, Nancy Thayer, Mindy Thayer, Rob Tipton, Laura Toomey, Janice Travis, John Trinkle, Pam Valley, Todd VanDeusen, April Vernon, Vaughn Vik, Renee Walker, Don Walker, Paul 51 Weathers, Peggy Weldon, Shelly Werner, Shawn Wheeler, Mike White, Kathy Wilhelm, Monty Wilson, Jackie Wing, Eric Wing, Traci Wiseley, Scott Witte, Melissa Wood, Michelle Wood, Steve Wright, Hans Zielinski, Leonard Sophomores not Pictured: Baker, Chris Bosley, Dan Chrzan, Greg Fox, Lisa Han, Penny Harris, Jonathon Herald, Scott Leyrer, Debbie Lohrer, Kimberly Roe, Michelle Smith, Tamera Stewart, Lawrence Young, Kim 52 Ade, Harry Alden, Jim Allen, Margie Anderson, Kirsten Anderson, Marc Arnett, Dave Arnold, Shelly Atchley, Craig Baker, Jennell Baker, Jennine Baker, Rick Baldridge, Pat Bates, Jeff Boland, Mary Bornemann, John 54 Carroll, Gary Cheadle, Ed Chovanec, Toni Clark, Phil Clay, Danna Cleveland, Deanna Coon, Wanda Cooper, John Cornell, Kim Crim, Fred Cramner, Jeff Culp, Ernie Curtiss, Chris Dankert, Ron Davidson, Wendy Davis, Leslie Dawson, Amy Deppong, Greg Durgan, Kathy Durham, John Eggert, Mike Ehrke, Connie Ehrnst, Stacy Ellis, Mike Fink, Karri 55 Flagg, Jennifer Follen, Todd Franks, Michelle Frary, Fabian Frederick, David Freund, Jeff Fritz, Kevin Fry, Brian Gagnon, Stephanie Gall, Mike Gasparovic, Rosie Geddis, Kelley Geren, Shelly Gleasure, Scott Gonyou, Angie Gorman, Lucy Goss, Jeff Greunds, Jan Guffey, Barb Guysky, Patty Goodrich, Scott Hagadon, Denise Hall, Julie Hall, Mike Hamlett, Chris 56 Handle, Henry Hart, Joanne Hayes, April Hetfield, Eric Hickmott, Rick Hildebrant, Kendi Hill, Ken Hinken, Brad Holler, Sally Horton, Andy Howes, Troy Huff, Gary Hulliberger, Renee Humphrey, Ed Hunt, Shane Husted, Amy Irish, Deneen Johnson, Denise Johnson, Marcia Jones, Terri Jordan, Jill Kalisek, Darrin Kaufmann, James Kazan, Joe Kessinger, Tammy 57 Kilpatrick, Sherrie King, Dawn King, Lisa Kinney, Bridget Kirby, Karla Kline, Tracy Knauff, Sherri Kolodica, Marcie Kondel, Pat Kurtz, Shelly Lee, Lisa Lepley, Debbie Letavis, Cindy Libby, Mike MacDonald, Ted Mack, Dan Male, Angela Male, Ken Mallory, Jeff Martin, Heather McComb, Tina McGarvey, Beth McIntyre, Sheila McKinzie, Tawnya McPhilimy, Pam 58 Mcvey, Pete Medore, Shyane Metz, Allen Meyer, Julie Mikulcik, Mark Moiles, Darrin Nau, Jim Nau, Tim Neifer, Lynda Newman, Bob Nickels, Jerry Nixon, Dale Norman, Kelly O'Dell, Chris Papanek, Linda Park, Jennifer Parker, Tim Parlett, Bob Plashek, Jane Price, Julie Puderbach, Ken Quirk, Jeff Radon, Kellie Regan, Jessica Randall, Tasha Rathbun, Linda Ridley, Brian Rigling, Sherri Robins, Rob Roberts, Jamie Rogers, Mike Rundell, John Rytlewski, Chris Salazar, Lisa Scheitler, Andrew Schnepp, Dave Schooley, Kevin Scott, Aric Seconsky, Dan Sereseroz, Tom Shafer, Stephanie Shaw, Ed Skornicka, Jim Sleetman, Dawn Smith, Carlon Smith, Cheryl Smolek, Dan Soupal, Gaye Spring, Danielle Springer, Jay 60 Stanton, Brian Stehlik, Nancy Stehlic, Shannon Stewart, Paul St John, Ann Stockinger, Dorthy Street, Bill Surcek, Frank Swan, Lori Szakal, Andy Taphouse, Scott Thomas, Tammy Thompson, Rob Thompson, Steve Throne, George Trinkle, Cheryl Vanwagoner, Jeff Vasicek, Lorie Vernon, Jeff Verrette, Jody Vinson, Cindy Vyskocil, Tracey Wagner, Todd Walker, Darlene Walton, Denise k i 'J 61 Warner, Rich Weatherwax, Jerry Weaver, Craig Weidmayer, Pat Weller, Annie Wherry, Howie White, Kelly White, Ken White, Ron Whitney, Shawn Williams, Gerald Wilson, Mike Wilson, Eugene Wright, Laura Wright, Mike Wykes, Bruce Yerian, Carrie Zawacki, Joe Not Pictured Jaworski, Heidi Lindenschmidt, Chris Stewart, Fay Warner, Jody White, Richard ORGANIZATIONS 64 It's Sunday afternoon, August 22nd, 1982, and the Marching Cavaliers prepare for the adventures into the unknown. The band once again went to Lake Louise for a week of hard work and fun. The band prepared routines to razzle-dazzle their crowds, make tears appear while playing love songs, and to show-off their fancy footwork to the famous hit Bandstand Boogie ' The band hosted a marching exhibition to allow the participating bands display their own abilities. Through thick-n-thin, the marching cavaliers were always prepared for Mother Nature. Neither rain, hail, sleet nor snow could stop the spirited marchers (not even Big Red). Spring is in the air for the Cavalier Band and the seniors get ready for their last stunning performance at the Holland Tulip Festival. The underclassmen strive even harder for perfection so that the seniors can experience the feeling of being Number 1 for the last time. Spirit is everywhere for the marching cavaliers and time is running out. The band banquet is a time for last good-byes, the hearing of the seniors' wills, the passing of the spirit jug, and the awarding for the outstanding accomplishments. Now the year of 1983 draws to an end and can be a memory shared by all. The marching season of 1982-83 can now be added to the other successful years for the Corunna Marching Cavaliers. The senior class of 83 wishes to thank Mr. Brooks and fellow bandsies for the many memories we have all been able to share together. Sincerely Michael P. Kinney Senior Bandsman Class of 83 Yearbook Front row (I to r): Tracie Spilker, Diane Havalda, Roger Austin, Colleen Siegel. Second row (I to r): Joe Sawyer, Michelle Zacharda, Martha Straugh, Chris Weathers. Top row (I to r): Connie Havalda, Norman Price, Tammy Burkhardt, Lisa Hathaway. This year's staff has been very dedicated to the task of putting together the yearbook. We have put in long hours after school, on Saturdays, and in study hall. The results of our hard work is the book you have before you. Without the staff, this book would never have been possible. Although budget cuts have forced us to make a smaller book, we feel this is one of the best yearbooks C.H.S. has ever had. Because of the extra advertising in the book, we were able to keep the Seniors' pictures in color, and we sold the book cheaper than it had been in years. We apologize for any mispelled names or errors in the book, but with a few people doing a lot of work, mistakes will happen. We hope you enjoy this yearbook, and we hope it brings back good memories of the school year 1982-83. Editors (I to r): Colleen Siegel, Mr. Buysse — Advisor, Chris Weathers. Advertisers (I to r): Connie Havalda, Norman Price, Photographers (I to r): Jeff Thornton, Jeff Bates. Tammy Burkhardt. 67 Choir Front: T. McComb. Sitting (I to r): L. Cox, L. Kuipers, L. Davis, M. Kolodica, T. Kurtz. 1st Row (I to r): M. Boland, S. Ehrnest, L. Vasicek, R. McPhillimy, D. Bridges, C. Rytlewski, L. Rathbun, D. Clay. 2nd Row (I to r): T. Thomas, R. Baker, L. Lee, S. Gleasure, J. Ellis, K. Male, S. Boyd, L. Gorman. 3rd Row (I to r): M. Strauch, M. Rytlewski, K. Smith, J. Mallory, M. Jarsen, C. Mack, K. Crawford, C. Siegel, D. Irish, K. Loy. Back Row (I to r): B. Warner, M. Speers, B. Brockway, L. Luchenbill, S. Kurtz, R. Austin, R. Wood, H. Freel, M. Humphrey, J. Adams, L. Laurin, L. Gorman. Electronics 68 Front Row (I to r): P. Hilliker, S. Cripps, A. Barros, B. Carpenter, T. Hilgendorf, R. Smith. Back Row (I to r): Mr. Nimtz — Advisor, D. Anderson, J. Guysky, L. Addington, S. Briggs, M. Weber, M. Wilson, J. Kalisek, D. Galesk, D. Miller, G. Atkinson, R. Pearsall. Student Council Front row (I to r): T. Burton, L. Franks, K. Crawford, B. Kadlec. Second row (I to r): S. Striggow, K. Cornell, D. Walton, A. Abbott. Third row (I to r): E. Humphrey, M. Franks, B. Koenig, T. McComb, S. Kurrle, M. Crawford, J. Renwick. The student council of 1982-83 has been extremely successful. The bon- fire and the Freedom Jam concert highlighted the Fall. Sean McNeil of 105 FM, a well known disc jockey, emceed our homecoming dance. With the start of second semester, we purchased personalized welcome mats to enhance the entrances to our school. Of course mock Olympics is not the easiest job, but the most enjoyable. And among other things, the student council worked this year to establish the Poorman's Prom . Constantly, the council is working to accomplish these things that promote spirit amongst the student body, and pride in our community. Thank you for the opportunity and honor that I have enjoyed in representing the study body. Good luck to all the students, and to the continued progress of the future councils. Ken Crawford Student Council President FFA First row (I to r): B. Laskowski, J. Bourneman, L. Miller, T. Toma, D. Miller, Mr. Corrin — Advisor. Second row (I to r): R. Pearsall, S. Kildea, S. Harman, R. Carmody, T. Nething, M.Janca, D. Tobey, R. Thayer, C. Harmon, J. Fredrick, M. Taylor. Third row (I to r): F. Kadlec, S. Walker, S. Batteen, J. Kalisek, P. lanicek, P. Brandt, B. Brooks, J. Zalasek, C. Martin, T. Lang. Fourth row (I to r): T. Dvorak, F. Svrcek, B. Beach, J. Cooper, C. Baker, R. Baker, P. Kondel, D. Arnett, S. Holder, S. Holler. Fifth row (I to r): J. Alliton, A. Szakal, C. Deppong, D. Kalisek, D. Strachota, J. Bourneman,). Goss, D. Smolek, L. Bruckman. Sixth row (I to r): E. Judd, J. Strauch, G. Wiggins, J. Janca, J. Napier, R. Raffelli, R. Mars, J. Reynolds, F. Stewart. Varsity Club 70 National Honor Society Sitting (I to r): L. Nellis, D. Franks, K. Kitchen, J. Baker. Standing (I to r): L. Gorman, W. Valley, J. Fattal, P. Price, B. Laskowski, L. Springer, R. Moffit, J. Corrin, J. Renwick, K. Canze. Top Ten Sitting (I to r): L. Nellis, P. Price, K. Kitchen, B. Welty. Standing (I to r): A. Wright, K. Canze, C. Kovarik, J. Baker, L. Plowman, K. Parker, K. Wright. Ski Club Front row (I to r): Mr. Johnson — Advisor, D. Basso, M. Lycka, C. Smith, K. Thornell, A. Walker, K. Wright, M. Mills, ?, Mr. Constine — Advsior. Second row (I to r): M. Zacharda, S. Smith, K. Rathbun, A. Hancock, M. Jarsen, L. Vasciek, J. Roberts, J. Grumley, T. Poirer, S. Zalasek, ?, S. Medore, P. Janicek, S. Batteen. Back row (I to r): J. Zalasek, E. Lezovich, L. Young, R. Allen, K. Swan, H. Bates, L. Krcmarik, J. Jordan, J. Wilson, B. Weston, C. Gleasure, C. Bartos, ?, T. Bruce. ASM Left to right: P. Smith, R. Johnson, L. Fulkerson, K. Walker, R. Reynolds, Aide, J. Wisniewski, M. Sovis, D. Park, D. Kirk, Mr Wing, Advisor, J. Smith, B. Holland, T. Kimbrue, R. Carmody, and J. Kalisek. Quiz Bowl Left to Right: Kris Wright, Martha Strauch, Scott Dombroski, Advisor — Mr. Buysse, Kevin Canze, Dan Basso. 73 Co-op Standing (I to r): K. Walker, K. Janca, G. Wiggins, C. Wieski, E. Bowen, C. Winer, T. Long, T. Dvorak, P. Brandt, S. Walker, Mr. Peterson — Advisor. Sitting (I to r): D. Pincomb, K. McGee, L. Miller, T. Laine, M. Deroche. Graphic Arts Front row (I to r): K. McGee, Mr. Smith — Advisor. Second row (I to r): J. Ulis, G. Scheitler, T. Welden, R. Hath, T. Laine, R. Walters, J. Herrick, D. Hathaway, M. Wilson, J. Jordan, Mike Luft — Aide, J. Thornton. Third row (I to r): M. Worgiss, B. Rosser, R. Muzzy, V. Klatt, D. Divietri, M. Ridgeway, S. Crowder. SPORTS Varsity Football Top row (left to right) D. Miller, T. Hinken, E. Ade, D. Welte, S. Harmon, E. Quirk, B. Robinson, E. Judd, Mr. Davis — Coach. Third row (left to right) A.Colon, T. Moore, D. Dassance, B. Holland, T. Bruce, B. Tower, L. Zielinski, V. Klatt, J. Barney, Mr. Moeller — Coach. Second row (left to right) L. Nations — Manager, B. Weber, S. Anderson, D. Welte, H. Freel, G. Atkinson, D. Anderson, C. Gilbert, C. Smakal, D. Howes, Mr. Moffit — Coach. Bottom row (left to right) J. Fattal, R. Moffit, J. Herrick, J. Apsey, S. Walton, M. Wilson, M. Weber, P. Zielinski, J. Janca, S. Corrin — Manager. The varsity football team had a winning season with a 5-4 record. Even though the Cavaliers had a poor start, the team, through hard work and dedication came on strong four of the last five games. The team had great community and student body support at the away games as well as at the home games. Congratulations to the four players who made 1st team all-conference and the two players who made 2nd team all-conference. A special congratulations to Phil Zielinski for making 1st team all- state running back. Good Job Guys!!! 76 J.V. Football • Q • , r ' LDiUlHHA C t scan� � mum , ymm cpr; corujiw m- I.urfNA M ,| n JOKA O 1; n � 1 m mm I i ka cimm h:orunna f _cmu� H y i CURINHA. .MM m «uAniKl -v pi - po I ■ 'T i. tURUiWV C0KU M frauOT� i I pc «, 3 UffifciSS. TJ s lk.%s JrJ . . La ii _ ■a H. 11. First row (left to right) T. Moiles, J. Quirk, M. Gillette, P. Nations, D. Kirk, R. Mittan. Second row (left to right) Coach Harvey, R. Best, R. Thayer, J. Ade, T. Smakal, J. Allen, J. Evans, S. Miller, Coach Waters. Third row (left to right) Junior, S. Herald, B. Gilmore, R. Johnson, B. Kennedy, J. Napier, P. Smith. Fourth row (left to right) M. Janca, R. James, T. Crego, C. Harman, J. Mallery, E. Black. Frosh Football First row (left to right) R. White, S. Whitney, H. Ade, P. Kondell, S. Taphouse, B. Butcher, D. Stewart, F. Crim. Second row (left to right) Coach Carr, J. Quirk, R. Robins, M. Wright, T. Howes, J. Durum, D. Mack, C. Weaver, Coach Elkins. Third row (left to right) P. Baldridge, J. Nichols, K. Hill, K. Schooley, B. Hinken, R. Thompson, M. Ellis. Fourth row (left to right) M. Anderson, M. Rogers, C. Curtis, J. Kazen, C. Smith, T. 78 Follen, T. Nau. Cross Country First row (left to right) S. Klabak, M. Weller, L. Adams, N. Nesbit. Middle row (left to right) Coach Harris, J. Springer, T. Parker, R. Acker, S. Kurrle, C. Gleasure. Top row (left to right) M. Hulliberger, R. Everett, R. Everett, T. Valley, D. Potter. We started out the season with a very young team. Our top 7 guys were made up of 5 sophomores and 2 juniors. We won only 2 meets all season, but we are a young team. We tied for 5th place in the Conference and 14th out of 20 in the regionals. Three of the run- ners made it to the state finals. Mark Hulliberger went to the state finals for the boys, and Lisa Adams and Natille Nesbit went for the girls. Mark Hulliberger was voted in as the MVP, Marty Gute was most improved, and Chris Bartos was voted in as Team Captain. We are looking forward to a better season next year. Golf Bottom row (left to right) B. Stanton, G. Beckwith, B. Koenig, K. Cerny, T. Mentus, R. Lynes. Middle row (left to right) J. Alden, G. Deppong, J. Fuja, S. Arnold, S. Gowan, M. Householder, M. Soupal, D. Schnepp. Top row (left to right) J. Jones, J. Franks, J. Peterson, K. Parker, D. Galesk. The golf team this year was a record setter. The five man varsity team compiled an over all record of 12-1. The one loss was to the defending region- al champions Hemlock, at Hemlock. The varsity team also had the first perfect conference season in Corunna History, going 5-0. This record led to the first conference golf championship Corunna has ever seen. The junior varsity had perhaps the best J.V. sea- son ever, building a near perfect 10-1 record. Girls Tennis First row (left to right) M. Lycka, K. Kazen, D. Weller, A. Shaw. Middle row (left to right) K. Anderson, G. Ruttmann, J. Toomey, L. Buehler. Top row (left to right) M. Steiner — Manager, J. Gall, R. Gasparovic, Coach Squires, G. Manke, M. Zielinski, M. Gasparovic — Manager. This year the 1982-83 Girls Tennis Team did a great job with 6 wins and 7 losses. A lot of hard work and determination was put forth by all of the team members. At Dewitt Invitationals this year three girls came home with 3rd place medals: Gretch- en Manke, Kirsten Anderson, and Peggy Weathers. Corunna placed second overall in Conference. Everyone on the team came home with second place medals except for Kris Kazen, who brought home a first. Mitzie Lykca was voted as Most Improved, and Kris Kazan was voted as MVP and Captain. Dee Weller deserves a lot of credit for she contributed a lot to- wards the outcome of the season, even though she was unfor- tunately injured in the middle of the season. Overall the team did very well and the Coach, Mr. Squires, deserves a lot of credit, and thanks, for bringing the team so far in a short 3 years. Girls Varsity Basketball First row (left to right) M. Manausa, K. Rathbun, B. Mulholland, A. Wright. Middle row (left to right) Coach Kenyon, K. Moffit, L. Laurin, J. Renwick, H. Kurrle. Top row (left to right) A. Honke, L. Franks, A. Judd, L. Crowe. This year, 1982, the girls basketball team ended with a 7-11 season. Through the season we surpassed many difficulties and struggles, but managed to pull together and work as a team. Every year improve- ment is made and more attention is given towards girl athletics. For the most part, all the girls enjoyed playing, having fun ei- ther during practice or in a game. J.V. Girls Basketball Front row (left to right) T. McComb, B. Mulholland, K. Norman, J. Baker, D. Sheridan. Middle row (left to right) Coach Osborn, K. Kirby, L. Neifer, D. Johnson, N. Stehlik, J. Price. Top row (left to right) M. Witte, D. Walton, J. Baker, A. Gonyou, L. Salazar. Girls Swimming First row (left to right) C. Smith, G. Soupal, L. Wright, K. Gettis. Second row (left to right) Coach Moore, C. Bendall, K. Kitchen, T. Poirer, J. Rathbun, T. Hunt, T. Norman. When the time came for girls swimming to begin it wasn't even known if there would be a team or who the coach would be. Swimmers were found, Dave Moore became coach again, and the team was formed. The girls didn't even hit the water until two and a half weeks before their first meet but they splashed to a 6-6 record. An excellent job for a team half composed of freshman. Tri-captains were the three seniors, Beth Welty, Karla Kitchen, and Char Bendall. Two varsity records were broken, 100 back- stroke and 200 medley relay. Karla Kitchen, Char Bendall, Jill Rathbun, Tami Hunt, and Beth Welty qualified for the class B state swim meet. 84 Hn v Pom-Pon Front Row (I to r): J. Hagadon — Co-captain, J. Mead — Captain. Second Row (I to r): R. Eggert, J. Wilson. Third Row (I to r): B. Kadlac, W. Sohorec, S. Knauff, L. Taylor, S. Arnold. Back Row (I to r): K. Matthews, L. Davis, T. McNeir, K. Thornell, J. Toomey, L. Wilkins. A pom-pon squad consists of a group of people who work together to perform a choreographed routine to music. This year the Corunna High Pom-Pon squad had 16 members. Tryouts began in October. More than 60 girls signed up!!! All hopefuls were taught a required routine. Each girl was also required to show the judges a personal routine, besides the required one, and do splits and jumps. Enthusiasm and attitude counted!!! Final tryouts were held at Miss Wilson's house and the job of picking the final squad was not an easy task!!! Shelly Arnold, Kris Thornell, Janice Toomey, Wendy Sohorec, Sherri Knauff, Tami McNeir, Lisa Taylor, Becky Kadlec, T. McKinzie, Jackie Mead, Kim Matthews, Janine Hagadon, Lynette Wilkins, Jackie Wilson, Robyn Eg- gert, and Lori Davis survived the final cut. The squad is not on the school sponsored extra-curricular list, so each girl had to buy her own pom-pons and uniform. Music, tapes and special players were all supplied by members and friends. Practices were required 3 to 5 times per week. Since getting the gym during the winter sports season is next to impossible, the squad used the hall near the office and tried to keep out of the way. (At least one early morning session was necessary so the group could use the gym before their final performance.) Practices were often brainstorming times when members would try different moves to the selected music. The squad soon learned that choreographing an entertaining routine is not an easy task. Getting 16 teenage girls to agree or respect peer ideas is a miracle job!!! Tempers sometimes flared and compromising caused some individual disappointments, but the squad was able to negotiate their differences, pull together, and perform entertaining routines which were well received by the crowd. No routine was presented until the squad was ready. The pain, frustration, and personal work was reflected in each routine, and the enthusiastic reception of the crowd made it all worth it. 85 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Coach — Jan Gillum, Julie Corrin, Patti Price, Laura Gorman, Kirsten Manke, Jill Hargett, Leslie Nellis, Shawn Striggow. The Varsity Cheerleaders have had a lot of fun this year. During the summer, we attended camp and competed to win 1st place honors. In August, we competed at Nationals in Lansing. During the school year we also attended DCA, Silver Dome, Regionals, and State competitions. The first day of school brought a surprise for the football team as they found notes from their secret buddies on their lockers. Throughout the season we left sur- prises for them before each game. At the last game, we revealed ourselves to our secret bud- dies . During the week before homecoming, we sold carnations and set up the dress code for spirit week. We tried our best to bring enthusiasm to everyone and cheer the football and basketball teams to their victories. 86 J.V. Cheerleaders Front row (I to r): L. Corrin, R. Miller, S. Brooks. Back row (I to r): Ms. Shoulten — Coach, T. Burton, A. Abbott, L. Koch. 87 Class B State Basketball Champions Front Row (I to r): ). Fattal, T. Toma, D. Howes, J. Jones. Middle Row (I to r): J. Franks, B. Weber, M. Householder, J. Apsey, J. Herrick. Back Row (I to r): Coach Davis, B. Laskowski, M. Weber, R. Moffit, Z , R. Everett. The Cavaliers started out the season winning the Flint Kearsley Tournament with two overtime victories over Flint Southwestern and host Flint Kearsley. They proceded to win the rest of their games before Christmas en route to an area best 5-0 pre-holiday record. A short slump followed as the Cav's lost their first two games after vacation to arch rival Durand and to league foe Ionia. They bounced back against Owosso, and started a six game winning streak. Unfortu- nately, that streak was ended by a red hot Owosso team on the Trojan's home court. They then bounced back against the Bulldogs' from Ionia to grab a share of the conference lead. A win over Kears- ley then preceded a crucial loss to O-E. The loss could have moved the Cav's out of the lead for first, but St. johns did Corunna a favor by knocking off Ionia. A victory over Alma will lead to District Action in Chesaning and on to a future State Championship. Corunna contin- ued to win the last 3 regular season games and then seven straight to win the class B State Championship. Behind the leadership of All State, Phil Zielinski, Mike Weber, Rich Moffit, Jim Herrick, John Fattal, and Coach Davis the Cardiac Cavaliers unranked all season won it all. J.V. Basketball Front row (I to r): M. Gillett, B. Koenig, J. Freund, E. Black. Second row (I to r): J. Mallery, B. Luchenbill, D. Strachota, B. Kennedy, T. Valley. Third row (I to r): D. Moiles, M. Cratsenburg, B. Robinson, B. Gilmore, Mr. Carr — Coach. 89 Frosh Basketball A TEAM Front row (I to r): B. Stanton, D. Nixon, D. Seconski. Middle row (I to r): D. Kalisek, R. Robbins, S. Taphouse. Back row (I to r): P. Baldridge, J. Buff, F. Svercek, Mr. Miller — Coach. B TEAM Front row (I to r): C. Hamlett, P. Kondel, B. Butcher, D. Mack. Middle row (I to r): G. Deppong, M. 90 Wright, R. Thompson. Back row (I to r) A. Szakal, K. Schooley, T. Cach, A. Horton, Mr. Miller — Coach. Boy's Varsity Swimming Back row (I to r): J. Reynolds, E. Case, V. Alliton, M. Norman, B. Hayes, J. Borneman, J. McIntyre, A. Lazar Middle row (I to r): Mr. Crawford (Coach), S. Beckwith, H. Bissonette, T. Deese, B. Little, M. Crawford, M. Gute, R. Mars, J. Frederick, B. Welty (Manager). Front row (I to r): R. Beckwith (Diving Coach), J. Rundell, G. Beckwith, D. Schnepp, J. Borneman, ). Cramner, S. Gleasure, G. Geren, J. Smith. The season started with a third place triumph at Fenton. Then our Sophomores and Freshmen took 2nd at the Soph-Fresh Invitational — putting another trophy in the case. Our Senior leadership was substantial all season long, as our record was: 12 wins, 2 losses, with 4 wins and 0 losses in Mid-Michigan B competition. We then won the Conference with 299 points. State qualifiers were: Seniors — Bill Hayes, Mike Norman, John McIntyre, Ken Crawford, and Sophomores — Todd Deese, and Marty Gute. This has been a fine season for Corunna's swim- mers, and they've upheld a tradition of excel- lence. 91 V. Wrestling Front row (I to r): D. Welte, T. Crego, S. Kurrle, T. Valasek, R. Carmody, D. Welte. Second row (I to r): S. Ordway, J. Me Garvey, D. Dassance, K. Ordway, M. Wilson, T. Howes, J. Nickels, N. Nesbit, Manager. Back row (I to r): Mr. Robertson, Coach, M. Dungerow, H. Freel, P. Nations, T. Hinken, J. Janca, J. Ade, K. Miros, Assistant Coach. J.V. Wrestling Front row (I to r): M. Ellis, S. Whitney, K. Fritz, J. Weatherwax, J. Durham, N. Nesbit — Manager. Back row (I to r): Mr. Robertson — Coach, C. Harman, T. Plowman, M. Mikulcik, S. Hunt, R. James, R. Thayer, K. Miros — Assistant Coach. Varsity Volleyball Front Row (I to r): H. Kurrle, D. Brady, M. Manausa, A. Honke. Middle Row (I to r): A. Osborn — Manager, K. Moffit, L. Franks, L. Crowe. Back Row (I to r): J. Renwick, K. Rogers, B. Mulholland, M. Robinson, A. Wright, Coach Kenyon. The 1983 Volleyball team improved greatly throughout the season. The team pulled together when the going got rough and continued to do so until the end. They are looking forward to a good season next year and the Seniors, who will not be returning, wish them the best of luck! J.V. Volleyball Back row (I to r): N. Stehlik, M. Witte, M. Allen, P. Guysky. Middle row (I to r): A. Osborn, Manager, L. Schautz, J. Baker, J. Baker, K. Kirby, W. Davidson. Front row (I to r): K. Kingsbury, T. Hebekeuser, B. Mulholland, A. Judd. 95 CROSS Home Opponent 19 Durand 40 37 Tonia 20 33 Swartz Creek 24 32 Clarkston 28 32 Ovid-Elsie 22 32 Chesaning 25 41 Mma 20 18 Durand 43 35 Owosso 24 34 St. Johns 25 Conference Standing: 5th MVP — Mark Hulliberger Sports Scores ARSITY FOOTBALL Durand Mason St. Johns Ionia Ovid Chesaning Almafcj Dearbor Okemos Conference Standing: 2nd MVP — Phil Zielinski L'S BASKETBALL ■ Opponent Flint Powers I Durand Flint Hamady St. Johns on t rose nia - lint Hamady d-Elsie Ch tsaning lint Kearsley Ina jjohns Ionia -Elsie Chesan Alma Owosso Conference GIRL'S TENNIS Home Opponent 3 Flint Ainsworth 4 2 Durand 5 5 Flint Central 2 4 Ovid-Elsie a Williamston Ovid-Elsie 3 2 5 4 3 1 St. Johns 6 0 Haslett 7 6 Flint Ainswortht 1 3 Ortonville Brandon 4 4 Ionia 3 Conference Standing: 2nd MVP — Kris Kazen GOLF Home Opponent 213 Montrose 272 231 Hemlock 217 209 Perry 7 232 216 Ionia 220 199 St. Johns 229 205 Ovid-FIsie 251 162 Byron 177 162 Perry 193 204 Hemlock 210 211 Chesaning 233 193 Montrose 305 203 Alma 208 203 Swartz Creek 224 Conference Champions MVP — Joe Petersen GIRL'S SWIMMING Home 36 47 Saginaw Douglas MacArthur Swartz Creek ” Mason 90 82 73 48 43 Flint Powers 83 40 Flint Carman 86 75 Flint Kearsley 51 77 Flint Central 49 81 72 Pqnfiac, Central Haslett Swartz Creek 34 52 : 64 riU °....... 33 Dewitt 53 Saginaw Eis Ima )ewitt Saginaw Eisenhov MVP — Beth Welty 5th 6 88 78 h f % Winter Sport Scores BOYS SWIMMING Home 2nd Ovid-Elsie Fenton Relays Mason Haslett Essexville Garber t Kearsley Opponent 44 53 70 Sw. MID-MICHIGAN B CONFERENCE CHAMPS BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Home 66 67 56 98 89 47 56 67 (OT) Flint Southwestern Flint Kearsley Durand Mason St. Johns Durand Ionia Owosso Ovid-Elsie Cheasani „ Alma Flint Ainsvvortn OwST J Ionia Flint Ovid- Perry Cheasaning Alma Durand Opponent 64 (OT) 59 (OT) 54 RESTLING Opponent 24 15 16 24 Ovid-Elsie Perry Chesaning Birch Run Lake Fenton Alma 1st 11th 2nd 1st 7th 7th Owosso Inv. Corunna Inv. New Lothrop Inv. Clio Inv. Durand Inv. Williamston Inv. Ovid-Elsie Inv. Conference Meet Districts Regionals Conference Standing: 1st MID-MICHIGAN B CONFERENCE CHAMPS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent Home Swartz Creek Swartz Creek Swartz Creek Perry Perry Perry Durand Durand Ovid-tlsie Ovid-Elsie Cheasaning Cheasaning Cheasaning Montrose Montrose Montrose Owosso Owosso 1 Conference Standing: 2nd 97 Fall Sports Awards Joe Petersen Golf MVP LeAnn Crowe Girls' Basketball MVP Phil Zielinski Football MVP, All-State 1st Team Kris Kazen Tennis MVP ACTIVITIES B e f o r e Hhs-years foctd j rive came at. mm the school yea food it em 1 times We felt tha s in Februar Dole hundred i hand,and Lipta Cup Soup mores 121 i teachers 15 The Band ample of li points), and nior 591 items points), ana tne seniors t zs [ pomis), me win- ning organization received an additional point for 1st place, and thetotal number donated was 1,571 items. In addition to this total the student council contributed two crates of tuna. Ken Crawford Student Council Presi dent A f t e r Mock Y. Oshima, P. Castle, D. Anderson, T. Watson, L. Soloman, T. Springs, S. Vanderkarr. M. Spilker, K. Weathers, A. Wright, C. Atkinson, D. Galesk. R. Hoover, T. Reid, L. Gorman, A. Colon, C. Mack, R. Wood. There is usually two weeks of chaos before the mock wedding finale, with 56 students trying to get organized. There is scenery to paint, the flow- ers to arrange, vows to write, friends to motivate, musicians to contact, costumes to select, pro- grams to type, and lines to memorize. So why continue with the traditional mock wedding con- fusion? Well, it isn't the wedding day that is so important. As in real life, it is how people treat each other along the way that counts. It doesn't really matter who the brides and grooms are — but didn't they look fantastic all decked out — or even if the words came out the way intended — amazing how quiet otherwise boisterous voices can sound when they are nervous. The main idea behind the event is to see if one can operate under pressure in a way that shows consideration of others' feelings. Will you put aside personal conflicts and walk down the aisle with someone who isn't in your clique? Can you let somebody else make the final decision even if you think your idea is better? When the best man injures his leg, will you fill in for him? Will you do your share so others don't need to work overtime? Will you wear that rather small Aztec costume even if the temperature in room 141 is below 60°? Will you remember to bring the beads, safety pins, and curling iron you promised? Will you sew up the Jewish costumes, even if you're male? And when the wedding cake mysteriously falls off the table and gets ground into the carpet, who will clean it up? The ceremony is soon forgotten, but what was shared in the process stays with you a long, long time. Weddings M. Luft, S. Chapman, C. Bendall, M. Robinson, J. Runyan, M. Weber, S. Walton, J. Crowder. B. Potter, J. Mead, J. Hagadon, P. McPhall, K. Rogers, J. Corrin, S. White, J. Herrick, B. Hayes, T. Moore, J. Woodruff. Front row (I to r): M. Strauch, D. Havalda, P. Bearup, R. Mrs Oien McPhilimy. Second row (I to r): Y. Oshima, D. Ozar- owski, P. Park, S. Compeau, L. Laurin. 103 Friendliest and Cutest Smile: A Wright, J. Fattal Most Spirited: K. Crawford, P. Price Most Likely to Succeed: B. Welty, J. Ba- ker Prettiest Hair: A. Colon, L. Nellis Class Flirt: M. Tobey, S. Walton Mock Prettiest Most Handsome: K. Loy, C. Bartos Class Clown: T. Moore, T. Conrad (not pictured) Outstanding Walk: M. Wilson, L. Gor- Gossiper: S. Vanderkarr, K. Rogers, J. man Bornemann Prettiest Eyes: C. Bartos, T. Burroughs 104 Tallest: A. Deppong, M. Weber Big Mouth: R. Eggert, J. Medrano Most Musical: M. Kinney, L. Springer Hairiest Prettiest Legs: J. Jones, L. Nellis Class Sleeper: K. Hittle, C. Griffin (not pictured) Elections Best Dressed: M. Wilson, P. Castle I Brown-Noser: J. Fattal, P. Price Class Farmer: A. Wright, B. Laskowski Shortest: J. Rigling, W. Valley (not pictured) Most Athletic: J. Renwick, P. Zielinski, B. Mulholland Worst Tempered: K. Hittle, K. Rogers Class Hot Rod: D. Kominek, L. Miller (no photos available) Shyest: J. Rigling, T. Springs (no photos available) Gum Chewer: P. Zielinski, B. Mulholland (no photos avail- able) Exchange Students I was born in Brasilia, Brazil. My biggest goal in the U.S.A. is to learn the language and study the Ameri- can way of life. In the future I plan to study interna- tional relations, so later I can become a diplomat. My favorite hobbies are listening to classical music and reading political and historic books. What I like best here, is the warm hospitality of the teachers, students, and the American people. Betania Ferreira Vieira Dear all the students and the teachers at CHS, My name is Kayoko Oshima, but just call me Yoko . I'm from Niigata, population 400,000. It's located in the northern part of the country on the coast of the Sea of Japan. I'm a senior at CHS. I'm staying with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kinney, Norma, Michael, and Bridget. Japanese lifestyle is not so different from Ameri- can. Japan has become very much Americanized . We have McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and Calvin Klein jeans too. But school is really different. I attend a parochial school for only girls in Japan. 600 students. We have to wear uniforms to school daily. And in Japan, no students own cars or drive to school. We have to wait until 18 years old to get a license, and they are very expensive. $500 or more. The driver's tests are also very difficult. I've had many great experiences in this country as an exchange student. Especially in the Art classes. I really enjoyed drawing pictures. I know that art is an universal language. After my graduation at Japanese high school, I wish to attend college in this country. I will study art, along with possibly foreign languages, such as Eng- lish, German, French, and Spanish. I really want to come back to America again. See you again by that time, and never forget about me!!! 106 Love, Yoko Bill Tower Phil Zielinski L Joe Janca Rich Moffit John Fattal Big Man Of Corunna Class Silting (I to r) Mrs Oirn, Mrs. Vrribel, Mrs. Stoll. Mrs GUss. Standing (I lo r): P Castle. Mr Constine. T Watson. Mr Francis, W Valley, Mr. Osburn, C. Bendall It's very difficult to look back at the individuals in the class of 1983 and remember the little people we all used to be. We all played dodgeball and jumprope and king-of-the-mountain together. Now we face the somewhat frightening new horizon of adulthood together. But, being the striving young individuals and the strong, unified class that we are, just as we succeeded in dodgeball, jumprope, and king-of-the-mountain, there's no doubt we'll succeed in life together. Wendy Valley Senior Class President Sitting (I to r): Mrs. Mathias, Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. West, Mrs. Perry. Standing (I to r): Mr. Buysse, A. Lazar, Mr. Smith, S. Arnold, J. Hargett, Mr. Harvey, T. Valasek, Mr. Davis. The Junior class has done a remarkable job this year on everything we attempted. This class has shown spirit and support to the athletes of Corunna high. We have gained a sense of pride and self worth through friendship and comrodery. I hope that we can keep this feeling through our Senior year. I would like to thank everyone for their help and support to make this a prosperous and productive year. Adam Lazar Junior Class President 108 Officers Front row (I to r): D. Sheridan, M. lanea, H Kurrle Back row (I to r): Mrs. Johnson. Mr, Brown. Mrs. Snyder Our Sophomore year was one filled with many challenges and experiences. We worked hard as a class to make all of our accomplishments successful. We have great pride which really showed through our winning float. We'd like to thank all those who made this year a great one for us. Front row (I to r): C. Yerian, L. Salazar, T. McKinzie. Back row (I to r): Mr. Stap, Mr. Nimtz, Mrs. Hackett, Mr. Sheridan, Ms. Spaniola, Mr. Hallock, Mr. Johnson. This year has been very exciting for our class, because of the change from Junior High to High school. Homecoming week was very fun, especially building the float. Although our float was not very good, it turned out pretty well for our first year at building it. We are looking forward to our next three years at Corunna High School. Lisa Salazar Freshmen Class President 109 Mike Kinney Sam Harway Shari Jones Miss Lerner Roger Austin Harry Turner no Senior Ron Wood Beth Welty Robbie Winters Diane Roberts Susan Vanderkarr Mrs. Kayper Acting is hard work! Remember all of the gymnastic equipment and tumbling mats we moved before we had enough stage on which to practice. We knew we could pro- ject our voices to the audience when we could be heard over the din of the ventila- tion system. We felt like real'' actors as we rose for our 6:45 a.m. call. Coffee, anyone? After the physical work was done, the men- tal work began. We thought we'd never know all of those lines, move to all the right places, and express the correct emotions each time! ( You want me to act naive? What's that? ) Shelly Boyd Guy Ketchen Patti Price Marcy Tobey Georgia Rutherford Kitty Gauge Jackie Mead Sally Winters (No Photo) Pauia Castle Mimi Lamarr (No Photo) Char Bendall Assistant Director Wendy Valley Stage Manager Kara McGee Stage Construction Kris Wright Stage Construction Lori Springer Andrea Deppong Vicki Latunski Costume and Makeup Costume and Makeup Property Crew Julie Corrin Property Crew in Creative Arts SENIORS We're seniors now. I'm glad we are. If you look back, we've come quite far. We've been through good times, bad times, too. We've all had to see them through. We've had our friends, our laughs, our joys. We've liked the girls and loved the boys. We've ran and jumped and played together. These memories will last forever. All season long we've rooted for Our football team — the highest score. We sang our chants and cheers and yells. And some of us cried when Johnny fell. We suffered through Math IV together. We worked on trig, it seems, forever. We had Expos, Government, too. The grades we got sure made us blue. Then, the spring came, And, we all walked up, on that big stage, Our name sang over the loudspeaker, we graduated, together. And together is no more . . Wendy Valley Kara McGee Art IV Football Thoughts Even though, last week, we lost the football game I'm not upset because I'm still young I used to be younger, though I used to be four I didn't know what a football game was, But boy did I cry when I couldn't go to one Then I was twelve I didn't care if we won or lost the game I was just there to meet boys Now I'm seventeen I've met more boys than I wish I had I hope we win this week 112 Wendy Valley Winners, Losers, and Others All the lucky winners, Where do they all come from? All the lucky winners, I wonder who is there mom(s)? And then there are the losers Who hate and trust no one Really they're the winners I wonder why? How come? And what about the others? The one's who are totally gone, I wonder where they're going I'm sure that they've won. So now we're back to the beginning — another song is done You'll sing this in the morning Sometimes we all are wrong. Anonymous Todd Deese Night to Day As the sun sets and the new moon rises, Stars come out in all different sizes. They shine ever so bright, and make millions of little lights. As the new moon rises over the sky of lights and comes to end, night is through and a new day begins. Jackie Mead Ode to the Loser You lost. Too bad. I'm happy. You're sad. You left, I stayed. I gained, You paid. I laugh. You cry. I live. You die. I'm happy. You're sad. You lost. Too bad. Wendy Valley Ode to the Dancer Ode to the dancer Who puts on the show Dancing away Always on the go Never stops to see But can only hear The beat of the dance That which is near She dances away Into the night Spreading happiness And sheer delight Jackie Mead Yoko Oshima Art III The Lonely One I think often of you, And dream of things we'll never do. We met and then I fell in love, Now you're the one I'm thinking of. I wonder. Do you love me Or even think of me? This all started with a dance. Because I wanted to take a chance. Now you're gone. And I wonder what went wrong. Since you have gone. I'm called the lonely one. Things have changed again, My T.V. and books are my only friends. I sit at home with nothing to do, Except for thinking of you. How long it's been since you left. It's been as long, since I've slept. I now regret what's been done. That is why I'm the lonely one. Carl Mack I Todd Deese Art I A Friend A friend is someone who shares A person who really cares Someone whom you can talk to Someone that knows the real you. 115 Sheila Mclntire Ari I Jackie Mead Saturday Detention Not every student is lucky enough to come to school 6 days a week. Those lucky enough to be chosen get to come to Satur- day Detention. The Saturday begins at 8:00 a.m. and can last until 1:00 p.m. No breaks — No talking — No sleeping but LOTS of studying. And just think, all you have to do to get a Saturday is be tardy, chew gum, or throw a punch. Who could ask for anything more. UP TO FIVE EXTRA HOURS OF SCHOOL A WEEK! Hey! You don't have to leave. And I thought Saturday Detention would be easy.' Farewell to Saturday Detention. 116 Dances Let's Boogie!!! I thought you said this would be fun. Then he said to me . . Oh, no! Here she comes. Is it worth the wait? Someday my prince will come. And the winner is Money time. Pictures H Rich Moffit and Julie Corrin Phil Zielinski Julie Renwick Jim Zalesak Beth Welty Laura Gorman Top Row: Mrs. Howard, M. Rytlewski, D. Pincomb, D. Nichols, C. Spring, K. Dar- ling. Middle Row: M. Hatck, L. Fulkerson, R. Williamson, E. Cruse, M. Johnson. Bot- tom Row: L. Sexton, J. Farver, C. Atkinson, J. Crowder, T. Roberts, S. Waldie. Colleen Siegel Shari Jones Yoko Oshima Susan Vanderkarr Carrie Kovarik Jeff Root Amy Wright IX) Chris Weathers Janine Hagadon f 1 Matt Abbott ■SB Wendy Valley Top Row: Mrs. Olmstead, T. Ellis, S. Dil- lion, C. Kovarik, W. Kellogg, ?, S. Kil- dea, K. Kitchen. Middle Row: C. Weathers, M. Kinney, L. Gunlach, B. Bennett, F. Kadlec, J. Fitzgerald, J. Cairl. Bottom Row: D. Cohn, ?, E. Judd, R. Compton, ?, ?, K. Ward, ?. Beckie Mulholland 121 John Strauch Roger Austin Shari and Jeff Jones Becky Carroll Top Row: Mrs. Howard, K. Janca, L. Lu- chenbill, ?, ?, K. McGee, A. Edwards, K. Sunday. Middle Row: S. Carpenter, ?, ?, D. Kominek, L. Hines, G. Wiggins, H. Freel, T. Richardson, J. Bornemann. Bottom Row: D. Leaf, J. Zalesak, M. Weber, S. Walker, P. Zielinski, L. Ruth- erford, M. Taylor, S. Smith. Don Otto Barb Potter Jackie Mead Julio Medrano 122 125 Hi Mom! Look, I use Ultra Brite. FAME!!! Wait! There's a hair out of place 127 Senior Awards Kevin Canze joe| Baker Salutatorian Beth Welty 128 Senior Accomplishments Matt Abbott: Lisa Adams: Cross Country 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10; Senior Band 9. Louis Addington: Electronics Club 10, 11. Jacob Alliton: Swimming 9; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Dave Anderson: Football 9, 10, 12; Wrestling 9, 10; Track 12; Tennis 9, 10. Sheila Anderson: Steve Aschenbrenner: Baseball 9, 12. Greg Atkinson: Football 10, 11, 12; Electronics Club 10, 11. Roger Austin: Track 9; Choir 9, 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Float Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11, 12; Senior Play 12. Joel Baker: National Honor Society 11,12; Treasurer 12; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12. Andre Luiz Barros: Chris Bartos: Football 9; Cross Country 11,12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. Scott Bearup: Steve Beckwith: Football 9, 10; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. Char Bendall: Swimming 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer, Secretary 9, Vice President 10, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9; Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9; Float Comm. 9, 10, 12; Prom Comm. 12; Senior Play 12. Sue Bendall: Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9. Henry Bissonnette: Swimming 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. Jim Bornemann: Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Ed Bowen: Shelly Boyd: Paul Brant: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Craig Brooks: Leon Buchholz: Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12. Tammy Burroughs: Kevin Canze: Student Council Representative 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Quiz Bowl 12. Steve Carpenter: Wrestling 9, 10, 11. Becky Carroll: Float Comm. 11. Babette Carsten: Paula Castle: Track 10; Class Officer, Secretary 12; Art Club 12; Choir 11; Float Comm. 12; Prom Comm. 12; Senior Play 12; Pom Pon 11. Sherie Chapman: Adam Colon: Rich Compton: Football 10; Track 9; Ski Club 10. 130 Teresa Conrad: Julie Corrin: Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Prom Comm. 12; Queen's Court 12; Senior Play 12. Walter Cox: Senior Band 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12. James Crowder: Co-op 12. Rich Daugherty: Andrea Deppong: Monique DeRoche: Basketball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 11; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Sandy Dillion: Doug Divietri: Tim Dvorak: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Robyn Eggert: Basketball 9; Volleyball 9; Track 9; Pom Pon 12. Brian Eva: Joe Farver: Football 9. John Fattal: Football 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Graphic Arts Club 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Debbie Fecho: Dawn Flowers: Choir 9, 10, 11; Prom Comm. 11, 12. Bart Fouts: Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10; Marching Band 9, 10. Kim Francis: Doug Franks: Jeff Franks: Golf 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12. Jill Frederick: Harold Freel: Sabrina Frye: Laura Fulkerson: ASM 12; Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9. Dave Galesk: Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Electronics Club 10, 11, 12. Kim Gilmore: Basketball 9; Softball 10; Track 9. Rena Goad: Choir 9, 10; Float Comm. 12. Laura Gorman: Student Council, Secretary 19; 12; Class Officer, President 11; Varsity Club 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Choir 11, 12; Float Comm. 9, 11; Prom Comm. 12; Queen's Court 12. Cindy Griffin: Tom Hackel: Janine Hagadon: Doug Hamlin: Vickie Harrison: Ron Hath: Graphic Arts Club 12. Tammy Hathon: Lisa Haughton: Bill Hayes: Swimming 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. 131 Jim Herrick: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Lee Hickey: Senior Band 9, 10, 11. Laurie Hines: Volleyball 10,11; Softball 11; Class Officer, Secretary 11; Float Comm. 9,10, 11, 12. Doug Hirt: Kerry Hittle: Pam Holland: Rich Hoover: Michele Humphrey: Track 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Comm. 12. Nancy Inman: Joe Janca: Football 9,10,11,12,1st Team All Conference; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10,11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Kelly Janca: Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9; Co-op 12. Jeff Jones: Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, 1st Team All Conference; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Track 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Shari Jones: Senior Band 9, 10, 11; Symphonic Band 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12. Jeff Jordan: Kris Kazen: Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, MVP; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 12. Roy Keenan: Wendy Kellogg: Track 9. Shirley Kildea: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Tina Kimbrue: Mike Kinney: Karla Kitchen: Swimming 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12. Rob Klatt: Dan Kominek: Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10; Marching Band 9, 10. Carrie Kovarik: Track 9; Senior Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10; Co-op 12. Tina Laine: Brian Laskowski: Vickie Latunski: Todd Lavacs: Darrin Leaf: Tom Long: Football 9; Co-op 12. Kim Loy: Track 12; Choir 11, 12; Float Comm. 9; Prom Comm. 12. Laura Luchenbill: Volleyball 9; F.F.A. 10, 11; Ski Club 9; Choir 9, 12; Float Comm. 9. Carl Mack: Louis Martin: Cross Country 9; Track 9, 10; ASM 11. 132 Diane McCarthy: Tennis 11. John McGarvey: Football 9; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Varsity Club 11,12; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Float Comm. 9,10, 11. Kara McGee: Graphic Arts Club 12; Art Club 12; Choir 10,11; Float Comm. 10; Co-op 12; Senior Play 12. John McIntyre: Pam McPhall: Jackie Mead: Synchronized Swimming 10; Ski Club 10; Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9; Float Comm. 10,11,12; Jr-Sr Banquet Comm. 11; Prom Comm. 12; Senior Play 12; Pom Pon 12, Captain. Julio Medrano: Football 10; Basketball 10. Laurie Miller: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9; Co-op 12. Rich Moffit: Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Darla Moiles: Senior Band 9, 10. Tim Moore: Football 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 9, 10,11,12; Float Comm. 10. Julie Mowinski: Cheerleader 9. Beckie Mulholland: Basketball 9, 10, 11,12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9,10,11, 12, 1st Team All Conference; Student Council Representtive 9,10,11, Treasurer 10, Vice President 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 12. Leslie Nellis: Mike Norman: Kyle Ordway: Don Otto: Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Ken Parker: Golf 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Varsity Club 11, 12. Joe Petersen: Cross Country 9; Golf 10,11,12, MVP, 1st Team All Conference; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Graphic Arts Club 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Darlene Pincomb: Choir 9, 10, 11; Jr-Sr Banquet Comm. 10; Co-op 12. Laurie Plowman: Senior Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. Barb Potter: Patti Price: Synchronized Swimming 10; Softball 9; Student Council Representative 9, 10, 11, Vice President 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Symphonic Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Comm. 12; Jr-Sr Banquet Comm. 11, 12; Senior Play 12. Jeff Reed: Shelly Reid: Ski Club 10; Float Comm. 11, 12; Prom Comm. 11. Teri Reid: Senior Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Julie Renwick: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9,10; Track 11,12; Student Council Representative 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National 133 Honor Society 11, 12; Symphonic Band 9; Marching Band 9; Prom Comm. 12. Matt Ridgway: Graphic Arts Club 12; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Jeff Rigling: Tim Roberts: Mechelle Robinson: Basketball 9,10,11; Volleyball 9,10,12; Softball 9; Track 10,11,12; Class Officer, President 10; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Comm. 10. Kelly Rogers: Basketball 9,10,11; Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Band 9, 10; Marching Band 9, 10. Jeff Root: Jon Runyan: Golf 9, 10; Swimming 9, 10; Varsity Club 9, 10. Maurie Rytlewski: Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. Les Sexton: ASM 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Colleen Siegel: Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12, Co-editor 12. Lance Soloman: Lorraine Sovis: Senior Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Clint Snell: Tim Snell: Mikki Spilker: Collette Spring: Tracey Springs: Mike Steiner: John Strauch: Mike Taylor: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Marcy Tobey: Float Comm. 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12; Pom Pon 11. Bill Tower: Football 9,10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9. David Tripplehorn: Wrestling 11, 12; F.F.A. 10. Wendy Valley: Basketball 9; Volleyball 9; Softball 9; Tennis 11; Class Officer, Secretary 10, Vice President 11, President 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Band 9; Sym- phonic Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Flag Corps 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Comm. 10, 11, 12; Jr-Sr Banquet Comm. 11; Prom Comm. 12; Senior Play 12. Susan Vandekarr: Tim Vasicik: Golf 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, MVP 11; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. Kenneth Walker: ASM 12; Electronics Club 10, 11; Co-op 12. Scott Walker: Football 10; ASM 11; F.F.A 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Bridget Walls: Ann Walker: Ron Walter: Wrestling 9; Senior Band 9; Marching Band 9. Steve Walton: Football 9,10,11,12,1st Team All Conference; Wrestling 9,10,11; Track 9; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Lynn Warner: Tammy Watson: Class Officer, Treasurer 12; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11,12; 04 Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 9,10,11,12; Float Comm. 12; Prom Comm. 12; Queen's Court 12. Chris Weathers: Tennis 11; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Co-editor 12; Float Comm. 11, 12. Karen Weathers: Mike Weber: Tina Weldon: Softball 10; Graphic Arts Club 9, 12. Mike Weller: Beth Welty: Swimming 9, 10, 11,12, MVP 12; Track 9; Varsity Club 9,10, 11, 12; Senior Band 9; Prom Comm. 12; Senior Play 12. Brent Weston: Steve White: Connie Wieske: Co-op 12. Gordy Wiggins: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Co-op 12. Mark Wilson: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Wrestling 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Graphic Arts Club 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. Cindy Winer: co-op 12. Ron Wood: Electronics Club 9, 10, 11; Senior Band 9; Choir 10, 11, 12; Senior Play 12. Jackie Woodruff: Amy Wright: Basketball 9, 10, 11,12, MVP 9, Captain 12; Volleyball 9, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11; Track 11; Student Council Representative 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Symphonic Band 9; Marching Band 9; Queen's Court 12, QUEEN1! Kris Wright: Volleyball 9; Ski Club 12; Symphonic Band 9; Marching Band 9; Senior Play 12; Quiz Bowl 12. Peggy Wright: Teresa Wright: Jim Zalesak: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12. Phil Zielinski: Football 9, 10, 11, 12, MVP 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, MVP 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Class Officer, Treasurer 9; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12. George Zimmerman: Ken Crawford: Swimming 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10; Student Council President 12; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Float Comm. 9, 10, 11, 12. Lori Springer: Tennis 9, 10,11,12; Varsity Club 9, 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Senior Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10; Prom Comm. 12; Senior Play 12. 135 World News Of 1982-1983 i This school year has been a news making year Fighting between Isrealis and the P.L.O increased in Lebanon and included the massacre of thousands of Palestinian refugees. I.R.A. bomb exploded in London's Hyde Park and killed four British calvaryrm n and seven horses as violence continued between the I.R.A. and Britain. Poland's labor leader. Lech Walesa, was released from prison, while commur ists officials in Poland suspended martial law a year after it was imposed to hault the independent labor movement. The 18 year rule of Soviet president Leonid Brezhnov ended when he died of heart failure in Russia. The world rejoiced at the birth of Prince William, the son of Prince Charles and Lady Diana, the Prince and Princess of Whales. Disgrace also came to the royal family as Prince Andrew took a cruise with American porno film star Kathleen Stark. Film star Sophia Loren was jailed in an Italian jail for 16 days on tax-evasion charges. U.S. Brig. General James Dozier was held by Italian terrorists for 42 days before being released. In the United States, unemployment reached its highest level ever. Hundreds of busin- esses were forced into bankruptcy. Soup lines and food banks were opened across the nation. The hope for economic recovery remained slowed and interest rates dropped. The Dow Jones average broke the aU time high average several times; a sign that recovery is in sight. Technology continued to grow into the American way of life. Home computers became a part of our daily life, and video- games continued to be an important source of entertainment. The space shuttle Colum- bia released its first satellite on its fifth trip to space. Walt Disney World opened its new, educational Epcot Center. Americans prayed for Barney Clark, a sixty-one year old Seattle dentist who became the first person to receive an artificial heart. The pioneer surgery took place at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City. In Chicago, seven people died when they took Extra-Strength Tylenol capsules that were laced with cya- nide. The capsules were poisoned during shipment from the plant to the store shelves. The killer remains at large. Racial violence took place in the Overtown area of Miami, Florida. The violence erupted after police shot ahd killed a young black man. John DeLorean, owner of the DeLorean automobile industry, was arrested in Los Angeles on cocaine charges. John was selling cocaine so that his car company would not go bankrupt. Paul (Bear) Bryant, footba'I coach at the University of Alabama, retired after a 38 year career and a record 322 victories. The lower Mississippi Valley was over run by flood waters during the Christmas Season while the Middle Atlantic states were hit by a severe blizzard in mid-February. This year's hit movies included: E.T., an Officer and a Gentleman, Toosie, Gandi, Rocky III, The Toy, The Dark Crystal, Six Weeks, and Best Friends. The hit songs were: Physical, Centerfold, Down l i j 'Jio Can It Be Now?, Maneater, Hurts So Good, Jack Diane, Hand to Hold on to, Allentown, and Dirty Laundry. IMF. .. yrryy This school year has also seen the deaths of such noble people as: Princess Grace (Kelly) of Monacco, Henry Fonda, Ingrid Bergman, John Belusnl. jj It now costs $3.25 to see a movie. Blue jeans range in price from $20 to $50. You can buy record albums for $8.00, and a 45 is $1.89. A candy bar isMfr, and a Coke is 60c. A Big Mac can be eaten for $1.35, while school lunches can still be eaten for 90 t. A Corunna High School yearbook can be purchased for $11, the lowest price over the last few years. Of 1982-1983 The economy was worse in Michigan than in any other state. State unemployment reached an all-time high. In Shiawassee County, nearly one out of every people were out of work. Soup kitchens were ope ned to offer food and shelter to the needy. Our school system was faced with the lay-off of five teachers. The increase in unem- ployment also caused an increase in crime rates. Trials were held in three Michigan cities for three accused mass murders. Shiawassee County residents, as well as Michi- gan residents, awaited the outcome of the trial of Dorothy Andrews. Mrs. Andrews, who is confined to a wheelchair, was charged with killing her husband. After several days deliberation, the trial resulted in a hung jury. Mrs. Kurrle, UnemDlOVr former teacher at C.H.S., was elected to the County Board of Commissioners. James Blanchard was elected the I new governor of Michigan in November. Owosso's Vaun- guard Inc. began work on the urethane body of the n 1.0- Percent of Work Force 0.5- autocycle 250, a part-motorcycle, part car vehicle which will seat two. •Seasonally Adjusted lAWASSgC 11i.- OeSUMG ■ ADVERTISING PATRONS The Trichology House V.L. Schmidt Jewelers Bruckman's Moving Storage Mr. Mrs. Jack Crawford CHAR-D'S Party Store Osburn Music Center Schneider's Appliance Inc. Day Camera Shop Don's Steak Onion Subs Pizzeria Griffin Insurance Launderama and Cleaners Richard Selleck Agency Speedy Printing Pines Williams Inn Hodge Glass Shiawassee Optical Type Righters Holder's Motorcycle Sales Owosso Sewing Shoope Striggow's Barber Shop 142 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 ■■■ M ■■■ n: in in ::i S'? 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(313) 237-9157 Ej Michigan National Bank Mid Michigan 1346 East Main Street Phone: 723-8266 81 ? t A 1 ■ ■ ■■ ■ iD‘ I ALL DAY SATURDAY BANKING Member FDIC Norgas of Durand Durand, Ml MAIN MART formerly Min a Mart 440 E. McNeil Corunna liquor, beer wine, groceries KEG BEER IN STOCK Best beer prices in town SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR PARTIES AND OPEN HOUSES Check our low, low rates Call Norman or Vicki for an excellent deal 743-4574 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1983 FROM CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1983 KRIBS COLONIAL CHAPEL 302 West Corunna Ave. Corunna, Michigan 48817 Phone: 743-3456 165 KEGLE Construction Company INC. Concrete Roads, Streets, and Parking Lots AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER CORUNNA PUBLIC LIBRARY OWOSSO SEWING SHOPPE IK) S. Washington Owosso. Ml 723-6100 Sponsored by: Corunna Public Library Friends Viking Riccar Sales 6 Service Finest yarns, fabrics and Notions Complete Repair Service GILBERT'S COLVIN'S says, GOOD LUCK SENIORS HARDWARE For all your hardware needs. 113 West Main Street FURNITURE % APPLIANCE CENTER Owosso, Ml 48867 Phone: 723-2330 323 West Main Street Owosso, Ml 48867 Phone: 725-2114 Cene Davorak, Owner BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 83 from CAPITAN'S RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 from SCARLETTS 205 North Washington Owosso, Ml 48867 Phone: 725-5960 STATE FARM INSURANCE For insurance call CARL E. ROSSMAN Auto • Life - Health • Home and Business 132 East Comstock Street Owosso, Michigan 48867 Phone: Off. 723-3232 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 83 From Owosso's Video-Center Real Video 432 E. Main Street Phone 725-7750 — Video Recorders — Movie Rentals in VHS — Beta — Atari Factory Authorized Service — Video Games: Atari, Mattel, plus many more GO CAVALIERS GO GASEK'S MARATHON SERVICES George Gasek “Where friendly service is a tradition. 24 hour wreckers towing CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS v OS fgM -IQUOR COLD BEER £j WINE Days 743-3750 Night 743-5220 Ak MONTGOMERY'S PHARMACY and Surgical Supply 210 W. Main Owoiio 723 1460 174 BEST WISHES To the Class of 83 STje Artjus-Prrss Delivered to approximately 15,000 homes daily 201-203 East Exchange Street Owosso, Ml Phone: 725-5136 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM Baskin-Robbins CONGRATULATIONS Class of 83 From Karl Manke's Barber Shop 175 Being yearbook editor this year has been an enjoyable exper- ience for me. Although there were hectic times as we tried to meet our deadlines, we always managed to have fun. I would like to thank the few dedicated members who cared enough to help with the book. Above all, I wish to thank Mr. Buysse for all the time and effort he put into the book. Without this great advisor, the book would never have been finished. I hope this yearbook has successfully preserved the memories of this school year, and I hope it will bring back many memories in the years to come. Good luck to next year's editors. It's quite a job. Sincerely, Senior Co-Editor 1982-83 This year, as yearbook editor, was a lot of fun. Of course, there were times that were trying, as deadlines became harder and harder to meet. But, the fun times outweighed the trying times. I hope you all enjoy this yearbook as much as I've en- joyed helping put it together. I would like to thank all the dedicated yearbookers for all of their help putting this book together. Without them, this book would have never been done. Most of all, I would like to thank Mr. Buysse! Without all of his time, help, and effort this book wouldn't be possible. Good Luck to next year's editors and staff! I hope you have as much fun as I did. Sincerely, Chris Weathers Senior Co-Editor 1982-83 176