Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

istorical Events snior Section ctivities inior Section rganizations ophomore Section ports eachers Administration .dvertisements .utograph Pages losing Page 3-4 5-38 39-58 59-70 71-75 76-88 89-102 103-11 115-12 126-12 2% Table of Contents S 1 2 CHICO FARRAH 1977 saw many new stars develop. Among them was Freddie Prinze of “Chico and the Man fame. Prinze com- mitted suicide in 1977. Farrah Faucett-Majors rose to stardom with her dazzling smile and tousled hair. She stared in “Charlie's Angels” and is now pursuing a movie “THE CROONER” 1977 saw the death of two of the greatest singers of our time. Elvis Presley, the King of Rock-n-Roll, died in the fall of the year. Af- ter working his way to stardom in the ’50’s Elvis’ records were still selling by the millions until he died. Bing Crosby, known to many as “The Crooner” because of his soft, smooth singing, died in October of 1977. He is probably re- membered most for singing “White Christ- mas”. “THE KING” Tammy Adams Tam Spanish I There’s nothing so annoying as arguing with a person who knows what he’s talking about. Brenda Lynn Babcock Band 1,2,3, Majorette 2,3 l ace the sun and all the shadows will fall behind you. Randy Bales Freddy Varsity Club 2,3 Football 1,3 I’m not really a troublemaker, I’m just hav- ing a good time. Dale Barr Basketball 3. A serious look and a quiet manner. Kimberly Barr Kim “Be what you are, but be proud of it.” Anne Marie Bartley National Honor Society, 1.2,3 C-L Singers 1,2,3 We probably wouldn't care about what peo- ple think of us if we could know how sel- dom they do. Gayle Bartley Spanish Club 1, National Honor Society 1, 2,3, There is wonderful joy ahead even though the going is rough down here. , Mary Bartley Bart Varsity Club 2,3 - Vice President 2,3 Art Club 3, National Honor Society 3, Teacher’s Aid 3, Class Tres. 3, Track 1,3. Life is just a joke that’s just begun. Robert Bigger Biggs Varsity Club 3, N.H.S. 3, Track 1,3 Cross Country 3. 1 didn’t do it yet. Alice Biskey Spanish Club I, Secretary, Science Club 2, N.H.S. 1,2,3, You don’t have to know how to sing; It’s feeling as though you want to that makes the day successful Manta Crane. Ron Block FUZZ FFA. 3, Art Club 3, Student Council 3, Band Band 1,2 Give me a firm place to stand and I will move the earth. Barbara Bourdeau Barb, Shortie Art Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Newspaper 2, Yearbook 3 Live and love life to its fullest, you only get one chance. Beverly Bourdeau Beve Spanish Club 3, Mixed Choir I. C-L Singers 2,3 I’m normal it’s the rest of the world that’s crazy. Stephen Bombard Varsity Club 1,2,3, Basketball 1,3 Track 1.3, Homecoming King 3 After all. its only a weed that turns to a (lower in your mind. 7 Marked Briones Niggy Varsity Club, pres. 1,2,3, Cross country 1,3 Track 1,3 Band 1,2,3. Who loves ya babe? Becky Branton Student Council 1,3 Drill Team 1, Band 1, 2,3, Majorette 2,3, Class vice president 1,2, 3, volleyball 1, Intermenial Volleyball ball 2. Just being happy is lots of fun and tiring. Phillip Stanley J. Brant Varsity Club, Football 3, Baseball. If you fight and run away you’ll live to fight another day. Stephen D. Bricker Steve, Snicker Ski Club, Journalism 1.2 Yearbook 3, Boys State Representative 2. Just because I blusk doesn’t mean I’m bash- ful. Annette Lynn Brumm Nesty, I'el e Newspaper 2, Yearbook 3. I’m going to have a good time if it kills me. Doug Burch Have car-will park. David H. Castcrlinc Dave, Caster Golf 1, Basketball 1, Newspaper 1,2,3, Year- book 3, Seminar for Tomorrow’s Leader Representative. I don’t look for trouble, trouble looks for me. William Bussey Rizo, Buzzy football manager, Campus Life 1,2,3, Teacher’s Aid 1. A closed mouth gathers no foot. 9 Therosina M. Clark Terry, Cluts, Chicken. Class Secretary 1,2,3 Drill Team 1. Art Club 3, Secretary 3, Student Council, 1,2 Home- coming Court 3. The smile on her face is a reflection of the feelings in her heart. Mary Char ynski Homecoming Court 3. Don’t just be good, be good for something. Marshall Cliff A guy for all occasions. Micheal J. Clark Clark Bar Science Club 2,3 There are two sides to an argument. Mine and the wrong side. Kathy Clingenpeel Ski Club 3, Band 1,2, Stage Crew 3, FFA 1, 2,3. We live by an invisible sun within us. Joe Crawford Baseball 1,3, Golf 1,3, Basketball 1. Me study? Never! Bill Courtney Journalism 1,3. Just having a good time. 10 Kathleen K. Dickenshcets Kath NHS 1,2.3,Cheerleader 1.2,CL Singers 1,2, 3, Band 1,2,3. Mag Detail 2,3. If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Cindy Decker There never was a saint with red hair. Ken Degraw Someday I’ll do something great-maybe. Marc Dillion Ask me no questions. I’ll tell you no lies. Douglas E. Dureka Zeke FFA 3, Varsity Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 3, Homecoming Court 3. Lead me not into temptation, just show me where it is. Laura Durecka Flirting is the gentle art of making a man feel pleased with himself. Caroline Douglas Silence is a rare quality found in a woman. 11 Ken Endcan Varsity Club 2,3, NHS 2,3, Tennis 1,3. 1 don’t make jokes-1 repeat others or some- times I just watch people and report the facts. Mark Ehardt Me, in trouble, never! Gary Farley It’s not what you do, its what you get away with. Kevin Ferguson Ferg Student Council 1,2, Booster Club 1, Track 1, Basketball Manager 1, Baseball 3 Band 1, 2,3, Charlies Aunt 3, 1776, 1, Cros-Lex Singers 3. A woman would run thru fire and water for such a kind heart. 12 Mark I ilbeck He who invented work should be made to finish it. Phil Prostic If studying were the only cause of death. I’d live forever. Rhonda Lynn francis Rhon friendship is a lighted candle that will shine more brightly when all else is dark. Page Sponsor Massman T.V. Service Deborah B. I lannigan Debbie, Deb Track 3, Band 1,2. It’s not where I’ve been, or what I’ve done it’s where I’ll go and what I’ll do. Mike franzel Naked I came into the world and naked I shall go. Tim Gardner Wake up, Tim. class is over. 13 Dan Golenbcrke All Famous men have great knowledge, where’s mine. (A Barb Gorko There is no time like the present, but I’m looking into the future. Sandra Griffith When there is nothing else to do I’ll study. Joseph Leonard Griffiths Jr. Joe F'FA 1,2,3, President 3, Science Club 3, Varsity Club 3, Football 1,3, Track 1,3, Class Treasurer 2. Yeah but? What if...? Lu Ann Grout Teachers Aid 3, Office Worker 3. We get out of life what we put into it. Lisa Gutch Who cares about the week, the weekends are better. Karl Hanzinger The more you study, the more you learn the more you learn, the more you forget the more you forget, the less you know, so why study? U Eileen Harneck Spanish Club 1, NHS 1,2,3, Science Club 3, Secretary 3. Ski Club 3. Quiet people aren’t the only ones who don’t say much. Ellen Harneck Spanish Club 1, NHS 1,2,3, Let your life be a snowflake which leaves a mark, but not a stain. Greg Hartfil Who’s the greatest? Why, I am. Thomas Hartman Tommy Hartman, Tommy Hartman, Snow- flake HA 1,2,3. Where would the world be without me? Eric Heglin I’m not a fighter. I’m a lover. Page Sponsor: Odds and Ends 5667 Main Street Lexington Cheryl Anne Hendra Band 1,3. I have come far and I have further to go yet. Randy Hill I try hard. I’ve got confidence. 15 Mark Hoffman Never a care, never a hurry, only partying is his worry. Scott Hohensee Never underestimate the face of a genious. Sheila Hulverson Yearbook 3, Newspaper 2,3, Band 1,2,3, Majorette 2,3, Baseball Statistician 3. Don’t draw the queen of diamonds boy, she’ll beat you if she’s able. The queen of hearts is always your best bet. Phillip E. Hoffman Phildog, Ludie Band 1,2,3, Treasure 3. It was obvious he was cut out to be a leader. He was just cut out wrong. Bruce David Hoppenworth Brucetur Student Council 1,2,3, President 3„ Science Club 1, Drama Club 1, Band 1,2,3, Plays 1, 3, CL Singers 1,2,3, Treasurer 3. Still crazy after all these years. Bob Jcrlecki I don’t think I’m good looking, but then what’s the opinion of 100 girls. 16 Jim Kautz It’ hard to put your foot in your mouth when it's closed. Fredrick Keener Kick I'm a smart guy, but 1 have a hard time proving It. He’s one of a kind . . . let’s hope. Jane Kettlewcll Volleyball 1,3, Varsity Cheerleading 2,3 (capt.) Band 1,2,3, Varsity Club 3, Ski Club 3, Class Secretary 1, Class President 2,3, Homecoming Court 2, Track 3. “Accept me as 1 am, only then will we dis- cover each other.’’ Page Sponsor: Brothers Tire Co., Inc. Peck Road Croswell Jeffery L. Kinnce Toby Football 3, Track 3. Every man has the right to be conceited until he is successful. Kristie A. Kerbyson Shorty It’s not how much we have but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. 17 Thomas kopiwoda Tom Wine, song, and women ruin men so I gave up singing. Susan Marie Levittc Sue Journalism 2,3. I riends are like guitar strings they’ll never string you along. Rhonda Long NHS 1, Treasurer 2,3, Student Council 1,2, Band 1,2,3, Libranian 2,3 Secretary 3. Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret. Wanda Loxton Wickers, Snickers, Wanda-Mag, Mrs. Terry I lick Be yourself, who else is better qualified. Jeff Macklem I riday Baseball Manager 1, Basketball Manager 3, Golf 3. I'm glad I’m getting out of school. 18 Holly Market Holy Mackrel, Bones, Slugger, Sparkles Art Club 3, Track 3. Strangers are friends I haven’t met yet. Martin Martens Tali Like and beliked. Page Sponsor: Western Auto Assoc. Store Croswell Robert Martin There must be alot of good in me, for none of it never comes out. Beth Matthews Elton John, Charo, Cher. Art Club 3, Office Worker 1, Teachers Aid Maybe someday I'll be somebody, but for now I’ll just be me. A Joan McClellan 100 words a minute without a typewriter. Terri McClellan Stretch, Kizzy, Afro Sheen Spanish Club 1, Art Club, Treasurer 3. Everything is funny as long as it happens to someone else. Martin D. McNabb Marty Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Newspaper 3. He’s afraid of the dark so he doesn’t come home til morning. Page Sponsor: McCabes Party Store 51 North Howard Croswell Kevin Meyers 1 don’t look for trouble, trouble looks for me. Melanie Michling Sometimes you have to be quiet to be heard. 19 Chuck Miller Never Guilty but always there. Pete Miller The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you can’t do. Terry Nunn Some seldom talk, some talk never, but she, like a brook, goes on forever. Page Sponsor: Elmar Ceramics 8 Wells St. Croswell Denise Miller Millets Art Club 3, Varsity Club 3, Drill Team 1, Volleyball 1,3. I riendship is like sunshine, always spreading to reach new people. Deborah Nechita Debbie, Deb Journalism 1 1, Yearbook 1,2. Every woman has three characters; that which she exhibits, that which she has, and that shich she thinks she has. Sallie Elaine O’Connor Sal Varsity Club 3, Ski Club 3, Basketball 1,3, Track 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,3, Band 1,2,3. I’m not crazy, I just act that way to enter- tain people. 20 Lance Olsen Why rush to school, it’ll always be there. Arnold Ong Arnie Today is the first day of the rest of our lives. Dave Parker Parkay FFA, Tennis 1. Baseball 3. I can’t wait until May to get out of school school and party. Kimberly Ann Parker Herbie, Niggy Lover Varsity Club, 2, Basketball 1,3, Track 3. free to be what lam with the hope of be- coming what I was intended to be. Ted Parker Any fool can outwit the wisest man in the country. Page Sponsor: Jerry’s Casuals 49 North Howard Croswell Andrea Parsell 21 Jan Perpignon Sig I'm going to live it up, and have a good time. I only live once. Bart Perry It’s not what you do, it’s what you get away with. Brent Perry Moe, Slippery Speak ot the devil and he shall appear. Rebecca Lou Phillips Becky Varsity Club 3, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 1, Track 1,CL Singers 1,2,3. The Greatest and most vital power in influ- encing life is personality. Kimberly D. Randall Kim bo Varsity Club 3, Ski Club 3, Yearbook 3, NHS 3, Varsity Basketball 3, and 1,2,3, Librarian 1,2, Homecoming Court 1, Class President 1, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Drill Team 2. Student Coun- cil 1,2,3. The future is for her who docs and dares. Robert Raymond A man of silence is man of sense Rose Piluras Ernie I I A 1,2. A rose is a rose is a rose. 22 Kathleen Kobin Regan Robin Booster Club 1, Student Council 1,2,3, Treasurer 1,3, NHS 2,3, Secretary 3, Cheer- leader 1.2. Band 1,2,3, I lag Detail 1,2,3. She's quiet, like the grand central station. Allen Reynolds Al NHS 3, Varsity Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 3, Track 3. All you have to do is try. Robert Bruce Robinson Mouse, The Almost Great Art Club 3. Party down because tomorrow you may lose your credit card. Richard Roegner Tiger, Newt I can see clearly now my head is clear. Rick Rosenberg Rosie Track 3. Take an interest in life, work hard, and party all you can. Susan Rzepka Sue Ski Club 3, NHS 3, Varsity Club 3, J. V. Basketball 1, J. V. Volleyball J. V. Cheer- leader 1, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Vol- leyball 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Home- coming Queen 3. She’s got pep. enthusiasm, and the ability to have a good time. Jon Edward Sasinowski Sas Science Club Treasurer 3, NHS 1,2,3, Stu- dent Council 1,2, C-L Singers, Football 2, Band 1,2,3, manager. President 3, 1776 1, Fall Play 3, Spring Musical 3, Concerned Students 1, School Audio Technician 1,2, 3, Boys State Representative 2. I used to be a “key” man in this “kinky” organization. 23 Donna Scheid Live wires never get stepped on. Duane Sheridan I can resist anything but temptation. Page Sponsor: Nehmer’s Jewelry 41 North Howard Croswell Sandy Schneider Shorty Spanish Club 1, IT A 2,3, Varsity Club 3, Ski Club 3 Journalism 2, Tennis 3, Band 1. Sure I’m crazy, but don’t crazy people have all the fun? Judy Schmidt Our character is our will, for what we will, we are. Doris Schwarzentraub Dorphis PFA 3, Spanish Club 3, Tennis 3. She’s the one that causes all the trouble, but I’m always the one that gets caught. Jeff Shinn Look twice before you leap. 24 Mary Shock Others think of her because she thinks not of herself. Jennifer Elaine Smith Smitty Art Club 3, Varsity Club 3, Volleyball 3, Track 1.2.3, Cheerleading 3. “You got any gum?“ Tim Smith Smitty, L’Pew Varsity Club 3, FFA 1,2,3, Football 1,3, Basketball 1,3. Let us be happy while we’re young. Bill Smith Muffin Man There are periods when the principles of experience need to be modified, when in truth to dare is the highest wisdom. l-aith Spencer Nothing but good can be found of her so why say more. Page Sponsor: Kronner’s Towing Service Main Street Croswell Christine Soflin Chris Teachers Aid 3, Office worker 3, Band 1,2. Live, love, laugh and be happy. 25 Kimberly Ann Tomczyk (Mimi, Kim) Spanish Club 1; Tennis 2,; “I’m basically quiet-who sticks to basics? Page Sponsor: B B Construction 5470 Kilgore Rd. Croswell Charles Stainton (Charlie, Gold finger, Chuckie) FFA 1; Band 1,2,3,; Baseball 3, “Show him a coin and he’ll find a way to jew you out of it.’ Kevin Stover “I’ll study tomorrow. Barbara Slone Torrez (Babs) “When you have a choice and don’t make it, that in itself is a choice. ’ Judy Trigger (Stubbie, Blondie) Volleyball 1, “Love is something you don’t learn in school.’ Beth Tongc (Tunga) NHS, 1.2,; Vice President 3; JV Cheerlead- ing, Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,; Varsity Bas- ketball 1,3, Band 1,2, C-L Singers 3, “My heart is not my own; but I don't care it’s in good hands.” Theresa Torrez (Terry) “She looks quiet and demure, but I would- n’t be to sure.” Jim Trowhill “The teachers must be pretty dumb, they ask so many questions.' Teresa Turner H.E.R.O. Treasure 2,3, N.H.S. 3, Band 1, Choir 1,3, “Hope for the best, prepare for the worst and take what comes with a smile. Robert Vallee (Bob) “If study were the only cause of death. I'd live forever. Barbara (Carson) Vidal (Barb) “A bit of a devil, a bit of an angel. Cheryl A. Vincent (Biscuits) Band 1,2,3, “It might be better if I would, but it’s aw- fully lonesome being good. Page Sponsor: Williams Dept. Store 69 North Howard Croswell David B. Vincent (Vince) M A 1,2,3, Varsity Club 3, Baseball 1.3, football 3, “Why take life seriously, you never get out of it alive. Glen Wager “Lead me not into temptation, but show me where it is. 27 Kathi Wells “Love is like an elephant-it can not be hid- den.” Laura Williams “An innocent l ace, but one can never tell.” Page Sponsor: Antonio’s Sub Shoppe North Howard Ave. Croswell Tara Jane Whitney (Whit) Student Council 1,2,3, Vice President 3, NHS 1,2,3, president 3, Ski Club 3. Drill Team 2, Campus Life 1,2, Play Make Up 1, Band 1,2,3, Librarian 1,2, Majorette 3, Al- ternate CL singers 3, “Who says “Oswalds” not a Vette?” Kimberly Wirth (Kim) “I have seen better days” 28 Ted Wiecek “A person who without a doubt will be glad when school is out.” Jayne Womack Drama Club 1,3, Science Club 1, NHS 3, Play 3, “I don’t like to commit myself about heaven or hell-you see 1 have friends in both places’ Thirl Wootten (Veido, Thor) Campus Life 123, Tennis 1, Football 3, Library Club 2, “I do not fear the future for 1 knew yester- day and love today.” Mark Wurmlinger “Do not put off for tomorrow what can be enjoyed today” V Kim Yore Science Club 1, Drama Club 1, Art Club 3, NHS 2,3, Tennis 3, C-L Singers 1,2,3, “We all know success when we find our own dreams” Phillip J. Zink (Phillis, Philly) Varsity Club 3, Ski Club 3, Track 3, “A lot of people are wise-I’m otherwise” Cindy Hawks “Live, Love, Laugh and be happy.” Mr. Freeland Mr. Lippcnga Mr. Mackarewicz 29 Seniors Not Pictured Deraid Atkins Keep away girls, I really am bashful. Charles Bowman -High school days have their delights, but they don’t compare to high school nights. Gilbert Brockman -A world without girls? Never! Frank Brown-If studying were the only cause of death I’d live forever. Gail Corp Will we ever know what’s on her mind. Christine DeVriendt If ma could see me now! Janice Egan-An innocent face, but one can never tell. James Flaherty—I was glad when they said unto me: Thou art graduated. Kathleen Galbraith Her friends are many, her foes... are there any? Mel Gieason-To do a great right, do a little wrong. Robert Gleason-Lead me not unto temptation, just show me where it is. Mike Grant—The most I want out of school is myself. Gary Green—I know a lot 1 just can’t think of it. Steve Grenon-Beware! I may do something famous yet! Robyn Hicks Varsity Club. 3; Ski Club, 3; Basketball Statis- tician. Falling in love was the last thing I had on my mind. Veronica Hollenbeck-A big heart with a barbed wire tongue to match. Tammy Hunt-I’m great, just ask me. Karen Hurley-She looks quiet but you can never tell by looks. Kassy Kotzke-Her heart’s not her own, but it’s in good hands. Brian McGarvie-lt isn’t what you do it’s what you get away with. Tamniie McNames-A friend to all, an enemy to none. Lynette Mencavage-Success is that old ABC-ability, breaks, and courage. John Peck-A nice man is a man of nasty ideas. Mike Reese-He who invented work should be made to fin- ish it. Colleen Roach-I was made to do something, but what was it? Ned Sage-To do a great right, do a little wrong. Julie Simon—Just being happy is a lot of fun. Faith Spencer-Nothing but good can be found of her, so why say more? Richard Yearkey-Life is short-live it up! SENIOR SPONSORS Top row: Mr. Herb Parker and Mr Purl Wark. Bottom row: Miss Judy Ross and Miss Jane White. Page Sponsor: London’s Quality Products “At Your Store’’ “At Your Door” 30 Seniors Serve Their Class Senior Class Officers: Right photo. Becky Branton, Vice President. Mary Bartley, Treasurer, Jane Kettlewell, President, and Jennifer Smith, Secretary. Student Council Representatives: Photo below. Lynette Mcncavagc, Ron Block, Kim Randall. Andrea Parsell, Becky Branton, Jane Kettlewell. front row, Bruce Hoppcnworth, Robin Regan, Becky Phillips and Tara Whitney. Student Council Officers: Above right photo. Back row, Becky Phillips, Secretary, Bruce Hop- pen worth, President, Robin Regan, Treasurer, in front, Tara Whitney, Vice President. 31 Senior Class Sponcers: Right Photo. Mr. Makare- wicz. Miss Ross, Mr. W'ark, Mr. Freeland, Mr. Lipp- enga, Miss White and Mr. Parker. Best Figure Physique Mike Fianzel Mary Shock MOCK Best Personality Doug Dureka Becky Phillips Most Dependable Jon Sasinowski Rhonda Long Most Athletic Steve Bombard Sue Rzepka 32 ELECTIONS Class Gowns: Above Randy Bales Sallie O’Connor Class Chatter Boxes: Upper Right Kevin Ferguson Sallie O’Connor Gass Flirts: Middle Denise Miller Randy Bales Gass Kissies: Bottom Beth Tonge Jon Sasinowski 33 34 Most Studious: M. Clark, A. Biskey ELECTION TOP TEN V Left to right Valedictorian Alice Biskey 4.00 Mike Clark 4.00. left to right Eileen Harneck 3.83 Anne Bartley 3.88 Gayle Bartley 3.79 Rhonda Long 3.63 Lisa Gutch 3.69 Beth Tonge 3.68 Jon Sasinowski 3.78 Ellen Harneck 3.81 Barb Gorko sorting though progress reports. Sallie O’Connor leading a sit in? Sheila, just clowning around. Jon Mike chug-a-lug during pep assembly. 38 “Hustle get tough” ACTIVITIES Row 1 -left to right - Pricillia Zetzer, Kathy Dickcnsheets, Debbie O’Connor, Lisa Perguson. Row 2-Randy Block, Jane Hillock, Ruth Hansen, Anne Dickensheets, Sheryl Pedigo, Linda Levitte, Laura McVean, Margie Reinhard, Bruce Hoppenworth, Row 3-Penny Pat- terson, Dawn l lannigan, Tina Bradley, Cindy Vidal, Jean Reinhard, Judy Plodzien, Cheryl Hendra, Kevin Bingle, Mary Makarewicz, Mary Kay Scott, Mark Matthews, Scott Hulverson, Sallie O’Connor. Row 4-Belinda Soflin Karole Clingenpeel, Cindy Palleschi, Chris Hoffman, Brenda Burgess, Lori Allan, Cheryl Vincent, Mr. Philip Stephenson, (Band Director), Jeff Shinn, Marie Sheridan. Margie f uller. Row 5- Mary Haeltcrman, Jane Kettlewell, Launa Weyeneth, Karen Black, Carol Bombard, Tim Kanaby, Tom Makarewicz, Steve LaLonde, Kevin Stover, Tim Regan, Kim Randall, Tara Whitney, Carolyn Brown, Row 6-Mike Sylla. 40 Row 1 Left to right-Diane Ellis, Kim Clark, Robin Regan, Patty Cas- well, Sheila Hulvcrson. Row 2 George Whitney, Brenda Babcock, Ruth Hunter, Kathy Peterson, Laura Clarkson, Becky Branton, Kim Larson, Karen Landberg. Row 3 Dean Monte, Kevin Jarmolowicz, Larry Peterson, Joan Todd, Kevin lerguson, Wendy Baszewski, Linda Walker, Linda Moran, Mike Dineen, Rhonda Long, Sandy Parker, Ed llcglin, Jon Sasinowski. Row 4-John Boruta, Sue Gravish, Sheila Turner, Keith Randall, Jim Rowling, Chris W alker, Rob Martin. Tom LaLonde Chuck Stainton, Mark Briones, Dave Glaeser, Phil Hoffman. Row 5-Jeff Eumess, Jennifer Smith, Brent Harrison, Laurie Oldford, Jim Gillis, Chuck Roome, Eric Heglin, Henry Bahnweg, Matt Adams, Dave Clarkson, Steve Klusman, Allen Matthews. Row 6-Jim Galbraith, Jeff Ehardt. 41 Cream E Float 44 1977 Homecoming King and Queen-Stevc Bombard and Sue Rzepka. HOMECOMING WEEK A SUCCESS The biggest thing about fall is football season and the big- gest thing about football season is Homecoming. This is the time of year when everybody gets together to prepare for the coming home of alumni. A time of the year when memories remind us of past Homecomings. The season when school spirit is at its peak. When the guys worry about finding enough money so they can ask a girl to the Homecoming Dance and the girls worry about getting asked. Main topics of conversations in the halls are: “Who’s taking who”, “Whose float is the best”, and most of all, “Who will be king and queen?” Homecoming Court: Anne Dickensheets, Mark Hollis, Terry Clark, Jeff Shinn, Queen Sue and King Steve, Shari Krzysiak, Mary Charzyn- ski, Wendy Weyneth, and Jeff Tremble. Missing are: Don Rogerson and Doug Dureka. Featured this year during Spirit Week was Doughnut Day, Twinsey Day, Carnation Day, Inside Out Day and Uck-Em Day, and Blue and White Day. Thursday night there was the traditional bonfire in back of the school. Friday there was a parade through Croswell in the after- noon. Friday night the Homecoming game was against Port Huron Central, with them beating us 14-0. The Homecom- ing dance ended the festivities on Saturday night. 45 CHARLEY’S Upper left to right; K. Stover, S. Klusman, K. Ferguson, J. Sasin- owski. J. Wright, B. Hoppenworth. Bottom row left to right; S. Krysiak. L. McVain, J. Womack, K. Wooten. I'll kill him if he does that again. I say. Jack, come and look at me. Do you take sugar or cream? 46 Take a stroll into the garden Ela, 1 shall wait till someome comes. 47 DRUM MAJORS, MAJORETTES, AND FLAG DETAIL $ DRUM MAJOR: Jeff Shinn FLAG DETAIL, left to right: Linda Levitte, Ruth Hansen, Brenda Burgess, Jean Reinhard, Sallie O’Connor, Patty Caswell, Robin Regan, Kathy Dickensheets. ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR: Chuck Roome MAJORETTES, back row: Becky Branton, Tara Whitney, Brenda Babcock; second row: Sheila Hulverson; third row: Marie Sheridan; fourth row: Cindy Palleschi. BAND MEANS MANY HOURS OF PRACTICE Due to no sports last year and no competition the band has come back and done an outstanding job. The band should be commended for there fine work and there ability. 50 CROS-LEX SINGERS Pictured are: 1st row; B. Bourdeau, J. Huyser, R. Hunter, I). Ellis, B. Tonge, P. Zetzer, L. McVean, M. Womack, 2nd row; Director, Mr. Steph- son, A. Bartley, B. Phillips, J. Rcinhard, L. Oldford, K. Dickensheets, E. Harneck, K. Yore, M. Cliff, 3rd row; B. McGarvie, G. Whitney, D. Monte, N. Wieske, K. Randall, D. Rogerson, S. Klusman, C. Roome, B. Hoppcnworth. Jean Reinhard Keith Randall Page Sponsor: Anne Bartley Steve Klusman, guitarist Laurie Oldford, drummer Bruce Hoppcnworth, pianist Slone’s Dinnerbell Market VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Beth Tonge Kim Randall Shari Krzysiak Sue Rzepka Jennifer Smith Lisa Ferguson Capt. Jane Kettlcwell (Z) PS w p w p tf w w M o Pictured from Left to right are, Kim Larsen, Debbie Phaff, Marsha Cliff, Launa Weyeneth, Janet Moran, Laura Clarkson, Lori Fulsh- er. This years cheerlead- ers have worked many hard hours, to produce a good feeling among the student body. The Varsity attended the D.C.A. Cheerleading camp at Northwood In- stitute, over the sum- mer. On October 6th, (Cheerleader Day), the Varsity placed fourth in a competition. The TV's, have also put forth a great effort, as well as boosting the school spirit and moral. S3 CHEERLEADING learning building experiencing creative determined striving 54 Chuck Roome Matt Adams Phil Brant Annika Holmberg 55 YEARBOOK HAS BUSY YEAR Back Row, from left to right Mr. Harold Mageski. advisor, Steve Bricker, photogra- pher, Dave Casterline. Middle Row, Barb Bourdeau, photographer, Ernie Block, pho- tographer. April Aman, Carolyn Zeller, as- sistant editor, Terry Miller. Front Row, Sheila Hulverson. editor, and Kim Randall, assistant editor. Missing Annette Brumm, business manager. This years. Yearbook Staff has had a very busy year, with the sports and clubs back. It was very different from 1976-77 year when there were not any extra curricular activities. That meant we had double pictures to take, more deadlines, no experience, and the same amount of time to do it in. Difficult? Yes. But we are proud to say “we did it.” 56 NEWSPAPER WINS AWARDS Back Row Jim Burns, Jim Stevens, Bill Courtney, Dennis Newton, Dave Clarkson, Mr. Harold Mageski Advisor, Front Row Liz Pitre, Mary Wolfe, Cheryl Brumm. Penny Carmicheal, Rhonda Matthews, Jean Manke, and Alice Olsen. Missing Naomi Hoiappa, Duane Brabyn, lint Galbraith, Steve Gibson, Andy Kopiwoda. Front left to right Sue Levitte, Mr. Harold Mageski Advisor, Sheila Hulvcrson, Marty McNabb. Lance Weyeneth Lditor, and Dave Casterline. The Newspaper Staff has won two awards from the Scholastic Press As- sociation. First semester award received was a third place and the second semes- ter award was a second place, competi- tions for these awards were based on schools of similar size throughout the United States. 58 “Kiss me you fool!' 59 A. Adams D. Adams M. Adams L. Allen A. Aman D. Barr P. Barr W. Baszewski M. Beam R. Beyer I. Biskey K. Black A. Blevins E. Block J. Boslby J. Bombyk N. Bourdeau T. Bradley C. Jones C. Brooks 60 1 B. Burgess L. Burns K. Callahan K. Carlson D. Carson T. Cavalieri S. Dark D. Garkson T. Gingenpeel D. DcVriendt M. Dineen D. Duncan D. Ellis L. Ferguson K. Flaherty D. Flannigan T. Flowers S. Gibson 61 B. Gottler S. Gravish K. Griffiths S. Grout J. Hamond R. Hansen B. Hardy E. Heglin T. Hartman C. Hendra R. Hicks J. Hoff C. Hoffman A. Holmberg D. Holsworth T. Hooten J. Hovanec J. Huyser L. Hughes D. Jackman 62 t K. Keener i. Keglovitz L. King S. Klein S. Klusman K. Kochan A. Kopiwoda S. Krzysiak T. LaLonde P. Leppek L. Levitt L. Lincolm C. Long D. Loxton D. McDonald 63 M. Makarewicz M. Marsh D. Marshall L. McVean M. Miller T. Miller C. Millington B. Misiak D. Monte L. Moran D. Newton M. Nicholls P. Norman D. O'Connor G. O'Connor L. Old ford C. Palleschi A. Parker K. Parker K. Parker 6a K. Parker P. Patterson C. Penn A. Peresta K. Perpignon K. Perry K. Peterson D. Peterson J. Plodzien S. Potrykus E. Primeau K. Randall T. Reagan J. Reinhard M. Rice D. Rogerson C. Roome D. Rosenburg L. Ryan P. Ryan 65 D. Salazar R. Schied i. Schlaufman J. Schmidt D. Schroeder M. Scpscy A. Sheldon M. Sheridan A. Sliter P. Solar T. Stanyer J. Stapleton K. Studaker J. Stocker S. Swantick J. Telep 66 M. Wolfe J. Woodard K. Wootten G. Wright J. Zauner C. Zeller M. Zeller P. Zetzer P. Zimmerman P. Zimmerman J. Thuma J. Todd J. Trigger L. Van Natter C. Varner J. Vidal J. Volker E. Warnat B. Warner J. Watson 67 Not another gutter ball! Sheila's a quarter pounder person, marching down to MacDonalds. ----■ , Mary, Tara. Brenda and Patty going for there daily stroll Many people had a good time at the Homecoming Dance. '69 JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES Student Council Officers: ITont row: B. Burgess, Secretary Back row: L lerguson, Treasurer; L Oldford, President; K. Black; Vice President. Student Council Representatives: f ront row: J. Reinhart; M. Sheridan. B. Cottier, Second row: S. Krzysiak, R. Hanson, T. Bradley. Third row: T. Regan, C. Roome, S. klusman. SPONSORS Junior Sponsors: front row: Mrs. Amnotte, Miss Schrani, Mrs. Klusman, Back row: Mr. Mageski, Mr. Gartee, Mr. Jackson. Mr. Zeilinski. Page Sponsor: J L Meat Shoppe 71 Annika Holmberg Sweden Martias Martens Germany Arnold Ong Phillipines FOREIGN EXCHANGE These three students are the foreign exchange students for the 77-78 school year. We are glad to have them here. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY momu Top row: Mr. Paul Falzone. Bernie Cottier, Ellen Harneck, Wendy Baszewski, Cindy Ellis, Allen Reynolds, Lisa Ferguson, Ruth Hanson, Sue Gravish. Middle row: Kathy Dickensheets, Gale Bartley, Anne Bartley, Alice Biskey, Ken Endean, Priscilla Zetzer, Laurie Oldford, Ei- leen Harncck, Bottom row: Irene Biskey, Rhonda Long, Beth Tonge, Tara Whitney, Robin Regan, and Kim Yore. First row: John Hovancc, Bob Jerlecki, Dave Vincient, Joe Griffiths, Sandy Schneider, Tim Smith, Tim Gardner, Tom Hartman, Second row: Pat Ryan, Steve Bombard, Duane Brabyn, John Peck, Don Oconnor, Dave Schroeder, Mike McGlade, Kyle, Studaker, Phil Hoffman, Third row: Bill Johnson. Randy Clark, Larry O’Connor, Steve Lamb, Ron Block, Dave Parker, Larry Palleschi, Mike Benter. Top row; Doris Swartzentraub, Doug Campbell, Tom Lalondc, Mike Zeller, Gary Oconnor. SCIENCE CLUB Top row: Liz Hughes, Eileen liar neck John Sa- sinowski. Richard Beyers, Bottom row: Steve Swantick. Mike Gark. Mike Zeller. 73 SPANISH CLUB S. Clark, B. Gotler, B. Valdez, A. Leppeck, T. Flowers, K. Larsen, C. Woodard, L. McVean, K. Perry, L. Hughes, Ms. Schram, D. Libby, S. Gravish, S. Parker, J. Rowling STUDENT COUNCIL T. Bradley, D. Phaff, C Woodard, K. Randall, T. Regan, S. Krzysiak, worth, C. Clingenpeel, K. Clark, D. O'Connor, B. Gotler, S. Parker, S. Klusman, B. Philips, G. Whitney. B. Branton, C. Bigger, M. Sher- J. Kettlewell, L. Mencavage, L. Reinhard idan, C. Roome, R. Hanson. J. Rowling, T. Whitney, B. Hoppin- 74 Coach Maloney, B. Phillips, M. Sepsey, D. Rogerson, T. Regan, K. Randall. N. Wieske, K. Kemp, A. Reynolds, Coach Gkekas. D. Jamison, P. Zink, S. O’Connor, S. Krzysiak, D. Miller, M. Bartley, R. Bigger, M. Briones, R. Hicks, K. Parker, S. Rzepka, M. Fhardt, J. Kettlewell, R. Hicks, J. Smith, L. McVean, K. Fndean, D. Durecka 3 p$ m h h h o J CD pq • SOPHOMORES D. Adams T. Bailey E. Bales D. Ball R. Bartle G. Bartley M. Bender C. Bigger K. Bingle J. Blevins R. Block D. Bolsby C. Bombard J. Boruta D. Bourdeau T. Brandt M. Briones L. Brodacki C. Brosowski J. Brown T. Brown R. Burch R. Burgess T. Burgess J. Burns 77 J. Butler J. Byrnes J. Capps J. Carson J. Caughel R. Christy D. Chrzanowski C. Gark K. Gark M. Gark R. Gark R. Gark T. Gark L. Clarkson M. Giff K. Clingenpeel C. Cole K. Collins L. Conway A. Cottrell J. Crawford K. Cunninghan S. Cutler J. Dane B. Devriendt 78 A. Dickcnsheets M. Dillon M. Disser D. Dodge D. Drummond C. Dudley M. I gan M. Farrar M. Flannigan S. Forsyth J. Fox L. Fuller M. Fuller L. Fulsher J. Furness J. Galbraith K. George J. Germain R. Gibson J. GUlis N. Golenberke L. Gordon A. Gorko R. Greene S. Griffith 79 J. Griffiths M. Gutierrez M. Haelterman C. Hammond B. Harrison L. Hiller J. Hillock W. Hoffman D. Hollenbeck M. Hollis J. Hovanec S. Hulverson L. Hunt R. Hunter D. Jamison C. Jaskoski R. Jeffery R. Joiner K. Jolley T. Kanaby K. Kandler C. Kestner R. Kew A. Kopiwoda 80 F. Krajenkc D. Lada M. Ladd S. Lalonde S. Lamb K. Landberg K. Larson D. Levitt D. Libby J. Mahnke T. Makarewicz C. Manska J. Market D. Marshall R. Martin A. Matthews M. Matthews R. Matthews S. McClellan T. McDonnell M. McGlade R. McMann L. Miller N. Miller P. Miller 81 J. Noble A. Ochoa D. O’Connor L. O’Connor A. Olsen L. Osborn L. Palleschi C. Parker P. Parker S. Parker S. Pedigo L. Paterson D. Pfaff D. Phillips L. Pitre J. Primeau C. Putz C. Quandt M. Reinhard C. Richards 82 P. Roberts G. Rosenberg J. Rowling M. Scheid J. Schmidt G. Schwarzentraub M. Scott R. Selakowski S. Shell D. Sheridan E. Shott B. Slone C. Smith E. Sobkowski B. Soflin P. Solar B. Sontag G. Sotelo J. Springborn M. Sylla C. Tanner W. Thibdeau T. Torrez J. Travis i. Trigger T. Tucker S. Turner R. Valdez K. Vanconant A. Vargas T. Vasilas C. Vassailo R. Ventimiglia C. Vidal C. Walker G. Walker L. Walker W. Walker K. Warren L. Warren L. Watson k Watson V. Weiss S. Wessell S. Westley L. Weyeneth G. Whitney S. Wideman R. Wiecek B. Wilczynski 84 P. Wilson M. Womak C. Woodard J. Wright S. Yore Sophomore Class Officers, Sponsors Student Council Representatives Sophomore Sponsors-Back row: Mr. Rex Smith, Mr. Louis Stall, Mrs. Eliza- beth Stover, Mr. John Sprowl, Mr. Tom Regan. I'ront row: Mr. Ed Maloney, Miss Sue Trepod. Sophomore Class Officers-left to right. Jim Rowling, Vice President; Sandy Parker, Sec- retary; Debbie O’Connor, Treasurer; Mark Hollis, President. 86 Sophomore Student Council Representatives Top to bottom. Kim Clark, Sandy Parker, Chris Woodard, Debbie O’Connor, Debbie Phaff, Cindy Bigger, George Whit- ney, Jim Rowling, Karole Clingenpeel. Carol, Lois, Laura, Launa think that all there is in school is fun and games. Watch the flute Laura. Below, Paul studies his work. Sandy, keeps her eyes on the music. Carla serves the ball. 87 SPORTS .C swell-Lexington sports program in 1977-78 suffered through a dismal, but encouraging year. Cros-Lex fans packed the stands to be a part of the largest crowd ever to assemble at a Cros-Lex football game. The result was a satisfying 22-6 victory over arch-rival. Peck. However, it was the only victory, as they dropped their remaining eight contests. Basketball didn’t bring much more success as Mr. Tony Monte’s Pioneers finished a, wiijless 0-17. The year did how- ever, bring it’s exciting moments. After losing many of their games by large margins, the quad.began tcftomc around. The team played Marine City, a top league teaiji, and were defeated in the final seconds.49 48. Had the Pioneers' woti tney would have prevented Marine City from sharing a piece of the S.C.A.L. title, with St. Clair. Although the wins were few. the determination shown throughout the yearbv our sports teams, ite encour- aging. With next year ahead, the Croswell-Lexington sports program has nowhere to go but up. 90 Lett to right: Top row: Joe Griffiths, John Ilovanec, Randy Bales; Second row: Dale Barr, Tim Smith, Dave Vincent, Kirk Kemp. Jeff Kinnee, Jim Burns, Jim Woodard; Third row: Tom La- Londe, Tom Clinginpeel. Larry O’Connor, Mark Hollis, Steve Lamb, Jim Hovanec, Mike Sylla; Fourth row: Allen Reynolds, Bob Selakowski, Mike Krzysiak, Larry Palleschi, Doug Kautz, Don O’Connor, George Bartley; Bottom row: Mike Iranzcl, Dean Bair, Marshall Cliff, Phil Brandt. Dave Schroedcr. Don Rogerson, Rod Hicks, Doug Durecka. Not Pictured: Pete Miller and Mark Lhardt. CL-2 Marine City- 38 CL-0 Port Huron Central- 14 CL-0 Brown City-32 CL-6 Anchor Bay-28 CL- 14 Marysville-45 CL-12 Bad Axe-52 PIONEER’S get good yardage. Rod Hicks catches kickoff. 93 1977 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom row: Coach Mr. Hupenbecker, D. Levitte, M. Sylla, M. Hollis, Schmidt, B. Hoffman, B. DeVricndt, C. Vasallo, J. Burns, N. Miller, S. Lamb, G. Walker, R. Burgess, D. Adams; Top row: L. Palleschi, J. G. Bartley. 94 Crawford and Peresta concentrate on match. Dean follows through, with shot to the green. Pioneer Golfers left to right; First Row; John Borruta, Alex Peresta, Fred Murray, Joe Kop- “No, No, Todd the idea is to keep the pinger. Back Row: Coach, Mr. Tony Monte, Jeff Macklem, Todd Klein Joseph Crawford, eye on the ball.” and Dean Monte. GOLFERS EXPERIENCE REBUILDING SEASON It was overall a mediocre season for the golfers, however, they did manage the place third in the league meet, and surprise a lot of their opponents. Todd Klein led the Individual honors by being se- lected to the S.C.A.L. All-Conference squad. Todd is just a Sophomore. Joe Crawford, a senior, was chosen the squads M.V.P. as selected by his fellow teamates. In the league Cros-Lex finished with a 4-8 overall record, however, will return four of their top five golfers, to compete next golf season. 95 Golf Scores Cros-Lex 178 Algonac 221 (W) Cros-Lex 183 St. Clair 182(L) Cros-Lex 174 Marine City 163 (L) Cros-Lex 175 Anchor Bay 163(L) Cros-Lex 181 Port Huron Central 221 (W) Cros-Lex 186 Marysville 165 (L) Cros-Lex 191 Algonac 229 (W) Cros-Lex 178 St. Clair 160 (L) Cros-Lex 181 Anchor Bay 185 (W) Cros-Lex 175 Marine City 173(L) Cros-Lex 178 Port Huron Central 177(L) Cros-Lex 175 Marysville 156 (L) League Record: 4 Wins 8 Losses Cross-Country Shows Improvement Macklem shows good form. Crawford eyes putl into hole. Cross-Country Members; Standing: Mark Briones, Tim Regan, Mark Sepsey, Robert Bigger Kneeling: Steve LaLonde, Jim Wright, and Joe Bigger. The Cros-Lex Cross-Country squad had a better than Average season, led by the strong, consistent running of Senior Bob Bigger. Bigger, along with the rest of squad surprised a lot of peo- ple, including a top rated Marlette team, whom the Pioneers upset during the season. Much determination and hard work was expressed through the year by the squad, and their overall rec- ord sufficiently proved that. 96 Girls Varsity Basketball Experiences Rebuilding Standing: Manager L. Pitree, K. Randall, B. Tonge, K. Landburg, K. Parker, Coach S. Tre- pod. Kneeling: K. Parker, C. Jones, S. Rzebka, S. O’Connor. The Cros-Lex girls basketball team this year experienced a rebuilding sea- son. The girls played hard and also worked hard. Although, the girls faced many defeats they defeated Class B State Champion, Marine City. There vic- tory highlighted the season. Season w L 1 11 League 1 13 Overall 97 Varsity players Karen, Beth, and Sue await lip-off in a game against Algonac. J.V. Basketball League Over-all The J.V. basketball squad had a much similar season as the Varsity. Many of the girls had’nt played on a team before, and this hampered their chances of a successful cam- paign. Kim Carlson, Debbie Pfaff, and Lori Ramage led the J.V.’s through- out the season, which produced just one victory. Standing: Left to Right, Debbie Pfaff, Charla Tanner, Manager; Liz Pitree, Kim Carlson, Lori Ramage, Lori Allen, Kneeling: Marie Sheridan, Peggy Ehardt, Melanie Michaling, Liz Hughes, and Mary Halterman. � 8 Varsity Basketball Varsity Team Members; Standing left to right: Coach Mr. Tony Monte, T. Smith, D. Schroeder, D. Rogerson, S. Bombard, T. Regan, T. LaLonde, K. Randall, D. Monte. Front Row: Manager Larry Tonowski, J. Peck, Dean Barr, M. Sepsey, J. Shinn, C. Roome, and Dale Barr. Season Scores: C-L Opponent C-L Opponent 26 Marysville 57 43 Algonac 44 38 Capac 59 42 Anchor Bay 55 39 St. Clair 64 42 P.H. Central 61 38 Marine City 64 48 Richmond 59 39 Anchor Bay 55 39 Capac 48 32 Brown City 44 33 P.H. Central 46 District Tournament 51 Algonac 61 42 Marysville 54 Imlay City 59 43 St. Clair 65 Cros-Lex 36 48 Marine City 49 99 Varsity Suffers Through Dismal Season Starting center Steve Bombard tips off, while John Peck, Bill Misiak, and Tim Smith look on. Cros-Lex Varsity Basketball Squad this past winter finished their season with an 0-17 overall mark. The team finished winless in the St. Clair Area League, al- though they played many games to the wire, and ceased to give up. Don Rogerson, Dean Barr, and Dean Monte scored well for the Pioneers through the sea- son, and were complimented well by the rebounding of Senior Steve Bombard. These four players along with the remainder of the team worked together to put forth a maximum effort. Although failing to achieve a victory the team never lost it’s spirit and enthusiasm. JV’s Experience Hard Luck Season Standing Left to Right: Coach D. Roberts, L. O’Connor, S. Lamb, M. Krsyziak, M. Hollis, I. Boruta, J. Zimmer, J. Hoff. Kneeling: J. Schmitt, R. Cristie, B. Har- rison, B. Walker, C. Kauffman, B. DeVri- endt, T. McDonnell. This year the Junior Varsity Basketball Squad experienced a rough sea- son. Although they only recorded three victories against thirteen defeats the team lost many by one or two points. Brian DeVriendt, Bill Walker, and Mark Hollis led the J.V.’s with their scoring and rebounding through- out the year. Coach Don Roberts did an excellent job of putting together a fine squad from inexperienced players. The squad definetely promises to bring a good future to the Varsity basketball program. Varsity Volleyball Team Standing: Coach E. Maloney, K. Perry, D. Miller, A. Parsell, R. Hanson, D. Adams, S. O’Connor, Kneeling: S. Rzebka, J. Smith, J. Kettlewell, D. Jackman, J. Stocker, A. Holmberg. Joanie pumps the ball up. Martha returns the ball. Junior Varsity Volleyball 102 Standing: Coach J. Gartee, K. Larson, M. Giff, C. Bombard, V. Seditch, N. Hovanec, L. Weyeneth, Kneeling: I. Alver- ez, L. Fulsher, L. Pitree, A. Kredel, P. Ehardt, M. Kelly. TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATION Secretary, Mrs. J. Moran Asst. Superintendent, Dr. J. Hollis Superintendent, Non-Teaching Personal, Mr. H. Nunn Standing: Mr. P. Geer, Sitting: Mr. R. Grout, Mrs. A. Rowling Secretary, Mrs. D. Gkekas 104 Secretary, Mrs. T. Jewel Principal, Mr. J. Hovanec Standing: Dr. N. Muir, Mrs. G. Ainsworth, Sitting: Mr. L. Clarkson, Mr. C. Williams Asst. Principal. Mr. D. Morris Secretary, Mrs. A. J. Decker Secretary, Mrs. D. Gardner 105 Mr. Harold Mageski Mrs. Elizabeth Stover Mrs. Anne Orwin 106 Miss llene Wallace Mrs. Nancy Klusman Mr. Ken Mapley. Counselor Mrs. J udy Sprowl, Counselor 107 SOCIAL STUDIES A Mr. Mike Jackson Mr. John Sprowl Mr. Tom Regan Mr. Mike Gkekas 108 Mrs. J udy Ross Miss Jane Schram This year Mrs. Amnotte and students have organized an Art Club. They have put on bake sales. Also they toured to the Crambrook Museum of Arts. Mr. Stevenson is the new band and choir director this year. The Cros-Lex Singers have performed several concerts during the past year. Mrs. Ross is now back teaching this year. She is teaching Home and Family, Clothing and Textiles, and Home Economics. Miss Schram is the new Spanish teacher this year. There was a Spanish Club organized and they have held bake sales and jewelery sale. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Howard Lippenga Mr. Gary Heygan Mr. Marion Makarewicz 1)0 BUSINESS OCCUPATIONS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION Cook’s Standing: Mrs. E. Warner, Mrs. J. Dawson, Mrs. M. New- ton. Seated is Mrs. D. Smith Parking Lot Attendant Mr. J. Libby Custodians B. Kanaby, D. Webb, E. Nuguent Janitor ' ijHL - •r Vl jd HT R. Gibson 113 ADVERTISING Lexington Lions Club Neal's Floral Shop Neal 5. Maxfield Wes Cook Ins. Agency Inc. 14 N. Howard Phone: 679 - 3554 Croswell Michigan 48422 Corsages - Flowers for all j occasions 83 N. Howard ( your1 independent1 tosuron(eg agenW Croswell Michigan 48422 Congratulations Class of 78 Best Wishes Johnson IGA WESTBROOK TRUE-VALUE HARDWARE 54 N. Howard Ynur Friendly Hardware store 679 - 3440 Croswell , Ml Phone - 679 - 9893 oul must bf MlSl?h ■l?M i B Congratulations from Smitty's Log Cabin Lexington Hts. ____________359-7667 Sun Service Towing Marine Sales Phone 359-8030 7037 Lakeshore Rd. Bushs Restaurant 6513 S. Lakeshore Shore Lanes 6840 Lakeshore Phone 359-2801 Congratulations Class of '78 359-5211 Congratulations Seniors Crafts Cake Decorating Supplies Dotties Craft Shack 6667 South Lakeshore Phone 359- 8994 Congratulations Class of '78 Congratulations Class of '78 Bunny's Frozen Custard 1 3 4 mile south of Lexington Congratulations Kathy Hours llam-llpm Congratulations THE SHELDON-AGENCY General We aim to Please INC. Professional Insurance Service 7255 Wildcat Croswell, Michigan Phone 679-3371 Blaine,Michigan Proprietor Wm. Dieter Health Happiness Success Congratulations D's Market, Lexington, Hts. Lakeshore Flowers 7331 Lakeshore Lexington Mich We wire tiowers for all occasions Congratulations Class of 78 Phone 359-7095 For Friendly Considerate Real Estate Service UZZ3 Dodge Trucks See BRICKER MOTOR SALES Real Estate 15 WELLS STREET 5510 Main St. Lex. Mich. Phone 359-7374 Croswell,Michigan The Home of 48422 Real Estate . Congratulations Class % of 78 %s RED BUGGY RESTAURANT 7245 Lakeshore Rd. Congratulations Best Wishes Dan Dee Mancini Your Hosts HURLEY'S ROLLER RINK Black River Road Croswell Fri. Sat. Even. 8-11 Sat. Matinee 2-4 For Party Reservations Phone 679-2778 Compliments of Earl H. Urmy Ins. Agency 87 N. Howard Ave. Phone 679-3450 Croswell,Mich. 48422 Kettlewell’s HFJE Foodland Fresh Meats and MOORE and CARTER Produce CO. Our Speciality Building Materials 5000 E. Peck Rd. Croswell 679-3494 Croswell Peck 378-5558 Sandusky 648-2010 PETE KOPPINGER—FORD MERCURY 5350 E. Peck Rd. Phone: 679-3333 Congratulations Class of 78 PATRONS Business, Clubs, Lakeside Building Supplies Twin Pines Gift Shop Action Real Estate Bright and Farr Shell The Old World Shop Brothers Tire Co. Inc. Carol’s Corner Barn Restaurant Lexington Market Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roach Congratulations Class of '78 Best Wishes, Art Club Good Luck in the Future, Seniors. F.F.A. Good Luck and Congratulations, Ski Club Best of Luck in the Future Seniors, Science Buena Suerte a la Clase of ’77-78 Good Luck to the Class of 77-78 El Club of Espanol The Club of Spanish Mr. Christopher Zielinski Miss Sue Trepod Mr. Mike Jackson Mr. Mike Grekas Mr. Purl Wark Mr. Gary Hegyan Mrs. Nancy Klusman Mr. and Mrs. John (Judy) Sprowl Faculty, Students Mr. Tom Reagan Mr. Ed Maloney Mrs. Anne Orwin Mrs. Elizabeth Stover Mr. Louis Stall Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Donna) Hall Mr. Dave Hieftze Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wedge Mr. Derek Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hovanec Miss Jane Schram Mr. Kenneth Mapley Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Mageski Mr. Joe Libby Club Ethel Nugent Mr. David D. Harneck April Aman Ernie Block Barb Bourdeau Annette Brumm Steve Bricker Dave Casterline Sheila Hulverson Terry Miller Kim Randall Carol Zeller 123 State Bank Adams Texaco of Croswell Dist. of Texaco Products With Branches In Croswell—Lexington— Lakeport to serve you well 15 Maple Street Croswell, Mi. 48422 Phone 679-2265 Congratulations, Seniors! SPECIAL THANKS! The 1977-78 yearbook Staff would like to thank Lakeside the Sanilac Jeffersonian for all the help they’ve given us this year. Many times Mr. Black has assisted us with pic- tures and details Lexington necessary for a successful yearbook. Phone: 359-8522 Sincerely The Yearbook Staff 124 Professional Patrons Douglas M. Baird, Jr. D.O. Lynne M. Friday D.V.M. Jay Ruby R.Ph., F.A.C.A. Charles L. Williams, D.D.S. Dr. Neil Muir M.D. AUTOGRAPHS 01 c Oelv vlor ___Lucooper. tive _”U n o o nc c r ne d __icor . gI:’ control ___x, ex of p. rticlpatlon ___: • tr X Good ___Very Good ___Excelles t Disturbs Cl ss :f fort Doesn't do enough ..cr1 3 only occasionally -’dir X Good ___Very Good Excellent Dlff. It'-', subject ___Capable of doing better work Avoiding extra help V orVt Hr .bits __ , .r,tc3 does ti. c ___'Do- ; not bring pr supplies to class C: rclers Fair s Good ___Very Good Excellent Comments Teacher Assigned ViorVc __Unsatisfactory ___Unprepared for ---tins tief• ctory ___Incomplete Ass Overdue Assgn. Pair X Good ___Very Good ___Excellent ___Excessive abs Excessive Tai ___Vrexcuscd eb: ___Conf. vjl'ob p suggested Counselor. 127 Every book has a story to it, and a yearbook is no except- ion. The 1977-78 Yearbook Staff has tried to tell a very special story in this book. It’s the story of our school and of the people in it. Within the pages you saw people laughing crying, playing, fighting, winning and losing. It probably showed more emotion and will mean more to you than any other book you have ever read because it is about YOU. So-years from now when names start to fade and the memories aren’t as clear anymore-we hope you can look back and enjoy remembering. You know what they say, “These are the good ‘ole days!” The 1977-78 Yearbook Staff •!� si lil ll ill!! i: l )� ]!] ] j ( 31 I i � 1 M ! J i i 1 !• : i ! i! 5 • • !i{ 1 I r !i ; UiYw: ::s rjl 'jm tiifi • !?:! 1 • hii 4 • ‘ •1 1 ; •� ■;!; i I � I M I ? i i I I I M • • � I i t • 1 17 ? ! 1 N I11 I ' { i jif 4, s .� � • 4 r? 4| ;« 1 ‘ •1 I!!� � • m • ?! II lit f SI III I III ' ill llili f !! ::l! i;s { ] iH! i !• i.t; I • i«j j i i� •� • 11! 1 ; i i; o • i M U 111111 % i � . • • [;;; 1 «• i {} ; { ill ; liiil! i il ( ! I .'|M i 1111'::: i; ! Ml� � h } 114: MM ij|i «ip. i i;i ■ I!I i f i j ] iHU t]{ ii ijjJ! i J 111 i 11 i I 1 1 I ,11� � « if ' . 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