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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Memory of Nancy Bourdeau 4-5 Historical Events 6-9 Senior Section 10-40 Administration 41-54 Organizations 55-68 Junior Section 69-80 Activities 81-104 Sophomore Section 105-114 Sports 115-136 Advertisements 137-148 Senior Index General Index 149-157 Autograph pages 158-159 Closing page 160 Table of Contents 3 IN MEMORY OF NANCY BOURDEAU BORN MAY 19, 1961 DIED SEPTEMBER 8, 1978 Nancy Jean Bourdeau will always live in memory of her classmates and friends because of her pleasing personality. Nancy was born May 19, 1961 in Ferndale, Michigan. Her family moved to Lexington Heights in 1974 and she attended the Croswell-Lexington schools. In February of 1977, Nancy was diagnosed as having Hodgkins disease, a disease which is 85 percent curable. Enlightened with the meaning of life, Nancy spread love, strength, and friendship among everyone. After 19 months of Hodgkins disease, Nancy died on Sep- tember 1978 leaving an emptiness in many. As the years roll by . . . We laugh and cry. Our friendship grows . . We've so much to know. The days fly past . . But memories will last. The end seems near . . . The future unclear. But as we’ll see . . . The best is to be. Nancy Bourdeau Mtaorial 4 I know you feel down and blue, As I have felt the same way, too. You think life is gone for you, But, you must realize this isn't true. You feel that all has been lost, But, you must hang on at all costs. Don’t give up on yourself, Just because of your health. I know it’s like living in hell, But one day you will get well. Think of those who love you, Let them help you pull through. Fears are meant to share, Trust in those of us who care. Think of all you can give. And how wonderful it is to live. Nancy Bourdeau The center poem was written by Nancy to a patient who also had Hodgkins disease, but had given up The pictures are from Nancy’s trip to California in the summer of 1978. Two weeks after her return, Nancy was admitted to the University of Michigan Hospital, where she remained until her death. JUUiaorial 5 } - i r :V £ % v i 5«i v 1 ; FormerWuie arch Paul bec afe the thi Italian pdpe in 450 ye; rs Sistine dnapel after I Roman Catholics. Pope John e first non- e leaves the the World’s $ I Paul II 1 Historical Events 6 Historical Events Peace Conferance On September 17 Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin embrace as President Jimmy Carter applauds during a White House announcement that the two Middle East nations had agreed on the Camp David agreement. Historical Events 7 On November 20, 1978 more than 900 people died in the murder-suicide in Guyana. The victims of this startling event were followers of the late Jim Jones. This picture shows many of the dead on a plank walkway at the People’s Temple after drinkinj; the aid drink from a vat laced with cyanide. Historical Events 8 'Mr. Everything’ Baseball player, Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees posted a club a record of 18 strike outs in the game with the California Angels, a team record. Altogether he finished the season with 248 strike outs, another team record. He won 25 games and lost three and capped the season by winning the American League’s Cy Young Award. Historical Events 9 BEST FIGURE 4 PHYSIQUE - Dean Barr Linda Burns MOST DEPENDABLE — Dave Clarkson 4 Laurie Oldford MOST ATHLETIC — Dean Barr 4 Denise Adams CLASS CLOWN'S — Doug Kautz 4 Peggy Zimmerman CLASS CHATTERBOXES — Doug Kautz 4 Peggy Zim- merman CLASS FLIRTS — Don Rogerson 4 Lisa Ferguson CLASS KISSES — Dave Clarkson 4 Lisa Ferguson MOST TALENTED — Joe Orlando 4 Priscilla Zetzer MOST SHY — Gerald Wright 4 Melinda Marsh MOST ALL AROUND — Tim Regan 4 Shari Krzysiak MOST STUDIOUS — Steve Swantick 4 Irene Biskey PRETTIEST HAIR — Jim Tate 4 Ruth Hansen BEST DRESSED — Steve Klusman 4 Priscilla Leppek BEST ACTOR 4 ACTRESS — Steve Klusman 4 Laura McVean MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Lance Weyeneth 4 Irene Biskey CLASS COLORS: Light blue 4 white CLASS SONG: You’ve Got A Friend CLASS FLOWER: White Rose-Light Blue Baby's b. CLASS MOTTO: If you can’t be a highway, be a trail, If you can’t be a sun, be a star for it isn’t by size that you win or fail. Be the best of whatever you are! Page Sponsor: Wanda's Fabric Shop 61 N. Howard Croswell Seniors 10 Seniors Seniors 11 Page Sponsor: Croswell Party Store 73 S. Howard Croswell Seniors 12 Page Sponsor: D's Market 7023 Lakeshore Road Lexington Paul Barr Wendy Baszewski Michael Beam Moon-J a Beck Richard Beyer Irene Biskey Karen Black Seniors 13 Andrew Blevins Ernest Block Christina Brooks • Joe Bolsby Jeff Bombyk Gunilla Bonnedahl Katrina Bradley Penny Zimmerman is caught Seniors 14 Carolyn Brown Cheryl Brumm off guard by the camera. f ; Brenda Burgess t- 4 Kimberly Carlson Anthony Buiting Theresa Cartwright Seniors 15 Theresa Cavalieri Sandra Clark A i t 1 I ' 4. Thomas Clingenpeel 1ft Is David Duncan Eric DeVriendt Michael Dineen Page Sponsor: Collins Welding 5210 Eight Road Croswell Seniors 16 Page Sponsor: Cros-Lex Laundromat 37 Ward Croswell Diane Ellis Lisa Ferguson John Gillis Ken Flaherty Bernadette Gottler Dawn Flannigan ml Susan Gravish r Seniors 17 Karen Griffiths Kathy Gutierrez Ruth Hansen David Harneck Janet Hammond A group of Seniors take Steve Harneck Sallie Grout Seniors 18 over the hall. Theresa Henderson Michael Hendra Chris Hoffman Jeffrey Hoff Ed Heglin Don Holsworth Teresa Hooten Seniors 19 John Hovanec Elizabeth Hughes Debbie Jackman Kevin Jarmolowicz Shelley Jewett Bill Johnson Kevin Johnston Page Sponsor: Antonios Sub Shoppe North Howard Ave. Croswell Seniors 20 Jerry Keglovitz Page Sponsor: Beo’s Diner 5547 Main St. Lexington Carolyn Jones Doug Kautz Ken Keener Steven Klusman Anna Kopiwoda Shari Krzysiak Seniors 21 Thomas LaLonde Priscilla Leppek Donna Loxton Kim Perry and Lance Weyeneth together. Seniors 22 read an exciting book Seniors 23 Page Sponsor: Ben Franklin 73 N. Howard Ave. Croswell Laurie Oldford Seniors 24 Page Sponsor: Elmar Ceramics 8 Wells St. Croswell Susana Ople Joe Orlando AAike Osborn Cindy Palleschi Aning Parker Keith Parker Kent parker Seniors 25 Kris Parker Cheryl Penn Penny Patterson Alex Peresta Brenda Peterson Seniors 26 Carolyn Jones is doing what comes normal, talking. Jeff Peyton Sherri Philpot Judy Plodzien Shirley Potrykus Kathy Peterson Ed Primeau Lori Ramage Seniors 27 Sharon Reynolds Michael Rice Don Rogerson Jean Reinhard Page Sponsor: Jerry’s Casuals 49 N. Howard Ave. Croswell Seniors 28 Page Sponsor: The Fashion Corner 47 N. Howard Ave. Croswell Seniors 29 Seniors 30 Letti, Dori, and Cindy talk over what they had for lunch. r Joanie Stocker Kim Sullivan Tracey Sweet Seniors 31 Jim Tate Jerome Telep Jim Thuma Page Sponsor: Brother's Tire Co. 5346 Peck Road Croswell Seniors 32 Bambie Warner Page Sponsor: London’s Quality Products At Your Store At Your Door Joanne Vidal Debbie Weiss Eric Warnat Lance Weyeneth Clifford Varner Ronald Watson Seniors 33 Norm Wieske Julie Wilson Some Seniors can’t Seniors 34 J 4 ' Carolyn Zeller find their classes. Peggy Zimmerman Penny Zimmerman Bryon Zeller SENIORS NOT PICTURED Dennis Allen Roger Bower Mark Brosowski Kevin Cunningham John Galbraith Brian Hardy Rod Hicks Irene Holtslander Bob Hostetler Fred Jackson Jeff Jolley Kelly Kochan Melinda Marsh Brian McAllister Fred McKillop Michael Miller Jenny Napora Mary Nicholls Mark Peplinski Judy Schlaufman Tina Strausser Joan Todd Randy Wargnier Seniors 35 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lisa Ferguson-Treasurer Laurie Oldford-President Cindy Palleschi-Secretary Karen Black-Vice President Seniors 36 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Ruth Hansen Treasurer Mary Wolf Secretary Shari Krzysiak President Chuck Roome Vice President Seniors 37 SENIOR CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES (Top to Bottom) Bemie Cottier, Tim Regan, Peggy Zimmerman, Laura McVean, Ruth Hansen, Chuck Roome, Shari Krzysiak, Mary Wolf, Sue Gravish. Seniors 38 Page Sponsor: State Form Insurance 43 N. Howard Croswell SENIOR SPONSORS Mr. Christopher Zielinski Mr. Harold Mageski Mr. John Gartee Mr. Michael Jackson Mrs. Nancy Klusman Mrs. Martha Amnotte Miss Jane Schram Seniors 39 TOP TEN TOP TEN OF 1979 Top to Bottom: Steve Swantick 3.931 Bill Misiak 3.555 Salutatorian-Tom LaLonde 3.947 Sharon Reynolds 3.720 Wendy Baszewski 3.520 j0hn Hovanec 3.530 Priscilla Zetzer 3.722 Valedictorian-Irene Biskey 4.00 Lisa Ferguson 3.650 Lisa Lincoln 3.566 Page Sponsor: Nehmer's Jewelry 41 N. Howard Croswell Seniors 40 Board of Education Personnel Left to right: Robert Grout - VICE PRESIDENT, Paul Geer - TRUSTEE, Anne Rowling - SECRETARY, Lyle Clarkson — PRESIDENT, Gertrude Ainsworth — TREASURER, Dr. Charles Williams — TRUSTEE, Christine Kautz — TRUSTEE. Superintendent. Jack Caldwell Ass.t Superintendent, Dr. Joseph Hollis Faculty 42 Mr. Harold Nunn Gerald Zinzo Secretary, Mrs. Jane Moran Colleen O’Connor Secretary, Mrs. Terry Jewell Secretary, Jackie Hupenbecker Faculty 43 Mr. Morris Mr. Hovanec ASST. PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL Mrs. Hall SECRETARY Mrs. Gardner SECRETARY Faculty 44 Martha Amnotte ART Marilyn Blashill ACCOUNTING PERSONNEL TYPING SHORTHAND BUSINESS LAW TYPING II Paul Falzone LIBRARIAN Kent Freeland PHYSICS BASIC ELECTRICITY CHEMISTRY Faculty 45 John Gartee ALGEBRA I GEOMETRY I CONSUMERS MATH VOCATIONAL MATH Gary Hegyan ANIMAL SCIENCE FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT PLANT-SOIL SCIENCE AG. MECHANICS Judy Hammar SPECIAL EDUCATION Chuck Hutson AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ECONOMICS Faculty 46 Mike Jackson AMERICAN HISTORY III WORLD HISTORY III Andrew Light WOODS I WOODS II Nancv Klusman BASIC READING SPEECH LITERATURE I CONTEMPORY Howard Lippenga METALS I PLASTICS Fatuity 47 Harold Mageski LITERATURE-EXPLORATIONS JOURNALISM MI YEARBOOK Ed Maloney TEAM SPORTS I INDIVIDALIZED SPORTS HEALTH EDUCATION Marion Makarewicz DRAFTING MECHANICAL DRAFTING Mrs. LaLonde AIDE Faculty 48 Kenneth Mapley COUNSELOR Anne Orwin AMERICAN LITERATURE COLLEGE PREPARATION C-L SINGERS Herb Parker ANATOMY-PHYSIOLOGY ZOOLOGY BIOLOGY Tom Regan AMERICAN HISTORY I WORLD HISTORY I Faculty 49 Judv Ross CLOTHING-TEXTILES FOOD-NUTRITUTIONS HOME-FAMILY STITCHERY-NEEDLECRAFT Jane Schram SPANISH II-III FOLKLORE SPANISH I AMERICAN LITERATURE John Sprowl Judy Sprowl COUNSELOR WORLD HISTORY I STUDENT COUNCIL ISMS Faculty 50 Louis Stall TYPING I BUSINESS MATH Phillip Stephenson MIXED CHOIR MUSIC THEORY MARCHING BAND Elizabeth Stover COLLEGE PREPARATION MYTHOLOGY FOLKLORE Sue Trepod FIRST AID RECREATION GAMES HEALTH EDUCATION PHYSICAL CONDITIONING Faculty 51 Lynn Frisby Irene Wallace CREATIVE WRITING LITERATURE-EXPLORATION Chris Zielinski GEOMETRY TRIG. SR. MATH ALGEBRA II Faculty 52 Mr. Farsell ADULT EDUCATION community schools and community education- Community schools offer programs for all ages — recreation, vocational classes, adult education and other pursuits. The programs serve both K-12 classrooms and the community, taking the schools into the community and bringing the community into the schools. Community Education is a process which establishes structures for community members to identify their own needs and problems. It is an effort aimed at total use of existing resources, both human and material, for the purpose of opening the community and allowing individuals and communities to reach their fullest potential. The process is usually centered at community schools, where people work through school or community wide advisory councils to devise programs to meet their needs. Mrs. Clarkson ADULT EDUCATION Faculty 53 Faculty 54 Mr. Libby caught you skipping? Mr. Falzone and Miss Trepod listen to a problem that Janet Trigger is having. Faculty 55 David Heiftje DIRECTOR Mark Lee INSTRUCTOR Mary Miller Margaret Pruchnicki INSTRUCTOR Nancy Waikins Bernice Hurst Faculty 56 M. Flannigan-Foodi CAREER CENTER C. Handler, K. Peterson, R. Matthews-Nursing. H. Bahnweg, C. Putz and J. Peyton-Machine Trades. Organizations 58 PROGRAMS K Wootten, C. Tanner, and P. Roberts-General Merchandising GETTING TO KNOW YOUR FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Croswell-Lexington's other half of the Foreign Exchange Student program is Gunilla Bonnedahl, from Omskoldsuik, Sweden. Gunilla finds that here at Cros-Lex anything going on is affiliated with the school. Back at her home in Sweden, the main stay is Soccer. She likes the variation that the United States portrays. In a comparison of school life, Gunilla feels that the U.S. style of school is much easier. At home, school is much more college orientated. Gunilla was rather surprised at the way we Americans say whatever we feel. Other strong differences that were sited are in the involvement of politics and parent-child relationships. Moon-Ja Beck comes to Cros-Lex via Vinge-Telemark Norway Her home lies about three hours from Oslo, Norway! Moon-Ja says that when tourists from the U.S. come to Norway that they are rich and so people stereotype Americans as being rich. Unfortunately, we know that this isn’t the real story. Miss Beck also says that our school and the large amount of junk foods we eat are the only real dif- ferences between her and our society. Upon returning to Norway, Moon-Ja Hopes to find a secretarial type job. Organization 60 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY always thinking about it MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: P. Leppek, S. Clark, K. Jarmolowicz, L. Levitt, I. Biskey STANDING ROW: P. Zetzer, J. Rowling, C. Millington, P. Zimmerman, M. Ladd, S. Shell M. Makarewicz SITTING ROW: R. Hansen, B. Gottler, Mr. P. Falzone, W. Baszewski, L. McVean TOP ROW: L. Ferguson, K. Larsen, C. Varner, S. Swan- tick, T. LaLonde, E. Zimmerman Page Sponsor: Shear Energy - Unisex Styling 89 N. Howard Croswell Sponsor — Mr. Paul Falzone President — Wendy Baszewski Vice-President — Bernie Gottler Secretary — Laura McVean During the course of the year, the Cros-Lex National Honor Society engaged in trips to several Michigan college cam- puses including Michigan and Michigan State University. In order to make these trips the NHS held an Easter cake raffle, bake sales, basketball concessions, and the annual spring car wash. During the second semester several junior and sophomore members were added. In order for these students to be eligible they had to carry a 3.2 cumulative grade point average and have showed participation within the school and-or community. Organization 61 STUDENT COUNCIL BUILDS LEADERSHIP This year’s student council consisted of 30 members, 10 representatives from the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. All were selected by their classmates. Four seniors made up the of- ficers for this council. Student Council Advisor again this year.. Mr. Sprowl. Croswell-Lexington High School, through the aid of this busy group saw a well organized Homecoming Parade and dance the following night. During the course of the year, two bands visited the C-L school system. One, the Salt and Light Company, was Campus Life backed. The other, Earth Opera, made a tour of area schools. Our school's annual Snowball’ Dance saw the likes of a band named ‘Jammer’. SOPHOMORE CLASS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Members include: (Top, left to right) B. Wilson, D Brandt, P. Moran, M. Stover, J. Vassallo, J. Vachon. (Kneeling) B. Doyle, A. Long, N. Hovanec, C. Stencel. Student Council put on various activities throughout both the Snowball and Homecoming weeks. A week after the ‘Snowball’, Kent Fishcel, a speaker from Indiana, had several opportunities to talk with students on the importance of self worth and motivation. For those students who hadn’t noticed , the malt, pop, and candy machines were all possible because of Student Council backing. Probably the biggest festivity put on by the Student Council was the St. Patricks Day Dance featuring the band of ‘Bic Daddy Lokowski. All the students of C-L High owe the Student Council a Big ’thanks’ for the work they put into making this year a little more varied than any other year. Organization 62 VARSITY CLUB CONTINUES TO SUPPORT ATHLETICS MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: M. Soflin, S. LaLonde, E. DeVriendt, L. Palleschi, D. Barr, D. Kautz, P. Newton STANDING ROW: G. Bartley, M. Sepsey, E, Heglin, L. McVean, D. Phaff, S. Lamb, M. Krysiak, T. Domsic, M. Sylla SITTING ROW: B. Hoffman, T. Regan, L. Moran, T. LaLonde, L. Ferguson, D. Rogerson, J. Schmidt TOP ROW: L. Weyeneth, J. Hoff, J. Boruta, M. Hollis, J. Woodard, M. Miller, D. Jamison Page Sponsor: Wickes Agriculture 41 Ward Street Croswell Organization 63 SCIENCE CLUB tommorows teachers MEMBERS SEATED: S. Swantick, I. Biskey. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Freeland, C. Caldwell, A. Long, M. Dineen. BACK ROW: J. Kish, K. George, M. Hollis, P. Solar, C. Varner, G. Bartley. The ’78-'79 Science Club was headed by some rather ex- ceptional students. This years president was Steve Swantick, Vice-President-Irene Biskey, Secretary-Cari Caldwell, Treasurer-Arlene Long. Science Club engaged in a fossil hunt in Ontario, along with a tour of the Ontario Science Center. During the latter part of the school year the group took on the waters of the Rifle River as their final outing. Science clubs sponsor, Mr. Freeland, said of the group, “They are a very ambitious and hard working group”. Organization 64 ART CLUB making it . . . beautiful This year's Cros-Lex Art Club weas sponsored by Mrs. Amnotte. Officers were as follows: President-Chris Parker, Vice-President-Sharon Reynolds, Secretary-Kim Carlson, Treasurer-Theresa Cavalieri. The Art Club was kept busy throughout the year with a cake raffle and bazaar. Among these activities came a November expedition to the Port Huron Art Museum. Halloween found the Art Club constructing a ghosts and goblins for distribution around the school. A lot of hard work paid off for the clubs 7 members when their float placed second against all other clubs. In April, the Art Club sponsored a 50’s dance in order to raise enough funds for a visit to the Detroit Art Institute. MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: R. Miller, J. Hillock, R. Ventimiglia, K. Jones. SECOND ROW: T. Gentner, K. Parker, Mrs. Amnotte, D. Brandt. THIRD ROW: A. Adams, K. Carlson, C. Hillock, A. Sheldon. LAST ROW: C. Caldwell, B. Soflin, S. Reynolds, C. Hillock, E. Bales, S. McClullan. Organization 65 EL CLUB de ESPANOL MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: R. Miller, E. Rivera, M. Kelly, C, Vidal, C. Manska. T. Makarewicz. MIDDLE ROW: G. Whitney, L. Lincoln, S. Clark, S. Wideman, D. Torrez, S. Flowers. TOP ROW: J. Zimmer, C. Varner, D. Libby, K. George. SITTING ROW: L. McVean, S. Gravish, Miss Schram, B. Gottler. STANDING ROW: R. Walker, G. O’Connor, S. Kellet, M. Perpignon, J. Miller, J. Vassallo, J. Tremble. SPANISH CLUB Organization 66 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: K. Clark, R. Clark, J. Hovanec, K. Johnston, M Bender, C. Clingenpeel, S. Zeller MIDDLE ROW: B. Johnson, K. Parker, G. Sch- warzentraub, L. Palleschi, J. Wright, K. Staudaker, E. Block, T. Stanyer, L. VanCamp, K. Callahan. TOP ROW: Mr. G. Heygan, C. Walker, M. Sylla, D. Barr, J. Hovanec, T. LaLonde, R. Burgess, L. O’Connor, E. Shott, D. Adams, K. Flaherty, M. Zeller, M. McGlade This year’s Future Farmers of America consisted of 29 sophomores, juniors and seniors. Mr. Heygan again to cover the chores of sponsor Officers for this year were; John Hovanec-President, Randy Clark-Vice-President, Steve Lamb-Secretary, Gary 0'Connor-Treasurer, Mike Bender- Reporter, Kevin Johnston-Sentinal. Included in this year's fund raisers were the sales of over 400 cases of fruit, candy bars, and 100 gallons of apple cider. In May the election of next year's officers was held during FFA's annual banquet. Organization 67 PHOTOGRAPHY . . . the new look A new club joined the Cros-Lex organization roster this year, in the likes of photography. During the first semester this 'organization' consisted of seven members. Photography was started for anyone in- terested in learning how to develope, print, enlarge, and crop pictures. The first semester consisted of work in black and white film. With the beginning of the second semester new members will be introduced into the club. Mr. Freeland, the sponsor will introduce the group to the wonders of color film. For any members who finish this ‘course’, they will be certified to use the schools photographic facilities. Page Sponsor: Mini’s Custom Collision 4256 W. Peck Road Croswell PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Freeland, K. McCarthy SEATED ROW: A. Long, T. Vasilas, J. Brown, D. Libby STANDING: K. George, J. Kish Organization 68 1 j v L iFwv CJ r tSlKA ■ 'V • • f '■M s, a ««aw Juniors fUr S WS vV .atMtl1 Renee Bartle George Bartley Michael Bender Cindy Bigger Kevin Bingle Joyce Blevins Randy Block Dan Bolsby Maria Briones Lois Brodacki Colleen Brosowski Tami Brown Dennis Adams Tim Bailey Elaine Bales Diane Ball Carol Bombard John Boruta Don Bourdeau Tom Brandt - o Juniors 70 Randy Burgess Tammy Burgess Jim Burns Jodi Butler Glenn Calliotte Doug Campbell Ron Christe Celeste Clark Kim Clark Michael Clark Randy Clark Laura Clarkson Marcia Cliff Karole Clingpeel Doris Coburn Kevin Collins Lori Conway Janice Crawford Sue Cutler Joe Dane Juniors 71 Anne Dickensheets Maureen Disser Chuck Dudley Mike Egan Sharon Forsyth Jo Anne Fox Marjorie Fuller Jeff Furness Jim Galbraith Ken George Bob Gibson Nancy Golenberke Lloyd Gordon Andrea Gorko Craig Hammond Brent Harrison Laura Hiller Jane Hillock Bud Hoffman Mark Hollis Juniors 72 Jim Hovanec Scott Hulverson Larry Hunt Ruth Hunter Beth Jackson Dan Jamison Susan Jamison Chuck Jaskoski Rhonda Jeffery Ravenna Joiner Karen Jolley Tim Kanaby Kandy Kandler Kraig Kaufman Kurt Kerbyson Carole Kestner Todd Klein Andy Kopiwoda Fran Krajenke Michael Krzysiak Juniors 73 David Lada Melissa Ladd Karen Landberg Kim Larson David Libby Jean Mahnke Jamey Markel Denise Marshall Mark Matthews Rhonda Matthews Steve LaLonde Steve Lamb Angela Leppek Dennis Levitt Tom Makarewicz Carla Manska Bob Martin Allen Matthews Sherri McClellan Michael McGlade Juniors 74 Janet Moran Paul Newton Jane Noble Debbie O'Connor Larry O'Connor Allison Olsen Lory Osborn Larry Palleschi Connie Parker Sandy Parker Kim Patterson Sheryl Pedigo Larry Peterson Carrie Phelps Debbie Pfaff Liz Pitre Juniors 75 Craig Putz Carolann Quandt Margaret Reinhard Charles Richards Penny Roberts Geraldine Rosenberg Jim Rowling Michael Schied Joel Schmidt Gary Schwarzentraub Sarah Shell Don Sheridan Donna Sherman Ed Shott Bill Slone Cheryl Smith Ellen Sobkowski Belinda Soflin Phil Solar Brenda Sontag Juniors 76 Michael Sylla Charla Tanner Jay Travis Joyce Trigger Becky Valdez Terri Vasilas Cindy Vidal Chris Wa’ker Bill Walker Kelly Warren Byron Teeple Wayne Thibdeau Tara Tucker Sheila Turner Charles Vassallo Ruth Ventimiglia Gary Walker Linda Walker Laurie Warren Rick Watson Juniors 77 Patty Wilson Scott Wilton Melinda Womack Chris Woodard Jim Wright Jeff Zimmer Debbie Zimmerman Ed Zimmerman Juniors 78 JUNIORS MISSING Mary Bower Judy Brown Jean Byrnes Tanya Ciraulo Jack Clark Ralph Clark Tom Clark Keith Cunningham Michele Dillon David Drummond Marsha Flannigan Larry Fuller Laurie Fuller Lori Fulscher Patty Gem John Germain Russ Greene Mary Haelterman Doug Hollenbeck Lori Miller Roberta Miller Joe Napora Scott Nays Dan Nichols JoAnn Primeau Doug Roberts Carl Roskey Tony Torrez John Volker How Boring: Juniors 79 Junior Class Officere: (Top to Bottom) Chris YVoodard- President, Debbie O’Connor-Treasurer, Jim Rowling-Vice President, Sandy Parker-Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Top to Bottom: Kim Larson, Chris Woodard, Jane Noble, Ellen Sobkowski, Debbie O’Connor, Kim Clark, Karole Clingenpeel, Jim Rowling, Lori Osborn, Scott Hulverson. Juniors 80 Activities Play Cast Members. Top Row—J. Rowling, M. Hollis, J. Boruta, D. Ellis, Miss J. White-Advisor. First Row-C. Walker, G. Bartley, J. Kaercher, J. Wright E. Devnendt, c. Roome. E. Heglin, M. Dineen, L. McLane, A. Parker. Second Row—K Wootten, K. Black, L. McVean, A. Sheldon. Bottom Row—J. Dean X Robison, A. Kopiwada, a. Long . C. Caldwell, D. O’Connor, L. Lincoln, and R Martin. C. Roome sampling the ladies home made recipe, with a little extra surprise from them. Activities 82 CHARGE! If you don’t get your hands off me! Activities 83 SYMPHONIC Left side reading left to right: 1st row-P. Zetzer, C. Lover. M. Hardv. C. Hillock. D. O’Connor. 2ndrow-A. Dickensheets. K. Clark. R. LaVere, L. McVean.M Reinhard, P. Moran. G. Whitney. 3rd row-C. Vidal, P. Patterson, B. Burgess, R. Hansen, K. Clingenpeel, J. Reinhard, J. Plodzion, M. Stover, C. Brown, C. Caldwell 4thRow-R Walker, D. Flan nigan.C. Palleschi, T. Peplinski.J. Peterson,L. Allan, J.Dicken sheets, J.Galbraith,R Martin,J Rowling. 5th row standing-K Black, c. Bombard.V.Peck.S.LaLonde.T Makarewicz, M. La Porte, T. Regan, Director P. Stephenson. Right side, reading left to right: 1st row-L. Ferguson, K. Tate,K.Clark,R.Hunter, Activities 84 W Weyeneth.l2nd row-K. Larsen, K. Landberg, J. Vassallo, C. Studaker, B. Dovle, J. Matthews. C. Stencel. D. Ellis, S. Kellet. 3rd row-E.Vratanina. L.Oldford, B. Harrison J. Boruta, M Weiss, G Haelterman.K. Kerbvson. M. Fuller, S. Turner. S. Gravish, M. Hardy, L. McKenny.'4th row-C. Walker. A. Long, T Makarewicz, S. WesUey, D. Clarkson, H. Bussey, C. Roome, A Beneker, M. Makarewicz, S.Hulverson.K.Jarmolowicz L.Moran, E.Heglin, M.Dineen.5th row-S. Bricker, A. Kredell, D. Monte, L. Walker, M.Disser, A. Bahnweg, M. Perpignon, W, Baszewski. Activities 85 DRUM MAJORS G. Whitney and C. Roome. MAJORETTES C. Vidal, T. Peplinski, A. Dickensheets and C. Palleschi. FLAG DETAIL B. Burgess, K. Clingenpeel, J. Reinhard, L. McVean, W. Baszewski, J. Vassalo, R. Hansen. Page Sponsor. McCabe's Party Store 51 N. Howard Ave. Croswell Activities 87 Activities 88 Gunilla is caught off guard. C. Hoffman rushes to class before the bell rings. J. Reinhard blamming L. Ferguson because they are late for class again. Page Sponsor: Mass man's TV Service Lexington SENIOR MEMORIES Activities 92 Back Row left to right: E. Vrantania, C. Roome, S. LaLonde. S. Kinsman, N. Wieske, D. Rogerson, K. Randall D. Monte, G. Whitney, L. Oldford, M Womack, R. Hunter, D. Ellis, M. Ebner, M. Cliff, L. Ferguson, L. McVean, J. Reinhard, P. Zetzer and Mrs. Orwin. L. Oldford patiently waiting to start their Christmas Concert. CROS-LEX SINGERS Mrs. Orwin, N. Wieske, D. Rogerson and K. Randall. Activities 93 KING JOHN HOVANEC QUEEN RUTH HANSEN Activities 94 Homecoming Court: JoAnne Miller, Bud Hoffman, Jean Queen Ruth Hansen, Cindy Palleschi, Dean Barr, Reinhard, Tim Regan, King John Hovanec, Lisa Teeple, Tim Fuller, Liz Vasilas and John Peterson. Our 1978-79 Homecoming King and Queen, John Hovanec and Ruth Hansen, the first dance of the night. This year our theme for Cros-Lex was Autumn Fantasy. This year Homecoming Week was held from October 9-13, in which each day was different. We had a Carnation Day, Lick ‘Em Stuff ‘Em Day, Doughnut Day, Blue White Day and Twinsy Day. This year’s Spirit Award was won by the juniors, scores were: juniors 13, sophomores 8, and seniors 6. Our Homecoming game was held October 14,1978 in which our football team defeated the Brown City team, the score 7- 6. Activities 95 AUTUMN FANTASY First place-juniors “Bury Them” Third place-sophomores Swing Them” Second place-seniors “Climb to the Top” Top three winners for Stuff ‘Em day: Kathy Peterson, Mark Hollis and Anne Dickensheets. Activities 96 AT CRO.UEX Three of the largest look alike stuffed animal winners, Anna Kopiwoda Kathy Peterson and Charla Tanner Our Marching 100 Band, marching down the streets of Croswell Spanish Club VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J.v. CHEERLEADERS Top: I. Rivera, A. Kredell, N. Martin Left: P. Wilson, M. Kelley Right: W. Weyeneth,L. Vasilas Activities 99 Mr. Mageski reading to his Newspaper Class. Activities 100 GOOD NEWS FOR NEWSPAPER II! Penny selling papers to Mr. Freeland’s second hour class. The 1979 Newspaper Staff from left to right are: D. Newton, R. Matthews, J. Mahnke, D. Clarkson (Editor), Mr. H.D. Mageski (Advisor), and P. Roberts. We’d like to congratulate our “79 Newspaper Staff for tneir production of our school newspaper and keeping us up to date on the activities going on around our school and community. We’d also like to give special thanks to the Jeffersonian which has helped make this newspaper a suc- cess. Mr. Mageski’s mug shot. Activities 101 YOUR YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. Mageski showing the juniors how to make a layout. The 1979 Yearbook Staff from left to right are: P. Roberts, J. Mahnke (A. Editor), A. Aman (A. Editor), L. Weyeneth, C. Zeller, (Editor), E. Block (Sports Editor), Mr. H. D. Mageski (Advisor), M. Wolf, and T. Miller. Mr. Mageski gets Carolyn confused again Activities 102 This year’s yearbook staff has put together this yearbook to be shared between the student body throughout the years to come. We hope you enjoy this year's book, we’ve cut a lot of things from last year, but we’ve also put in a lot of new things. Mary combs her hair for her pictures. Activities 103 Mary and Lance discussing how boring it is to make boxes with the T-Square. We’ve tried to outline as much as we can of this fantastic year into this one book for Cros-Lex High. We have also tried to capture the joy and heartbreaks throughout the year, we hope you can look back and remember through the pictures how things really were in 1979. Terry and April comparing dummy sheets. Lance plays teacher while Mr. Mageski needs a pass. Activities 104 Sophomores 4 Stephanie Bricker Mark Brockman Sophomore 106 Wayne Cavalieri Nancy Doak Kelly Clark Tim Domsic r- •� t ■ m-- Michael Clingenpeel Keith Conway Mark Fairman Peggy Ehardt Sophomore 107 Dennis Filbeck William Flaherty Stephen Flowers Paula Francis Susan Franzel Donna Galbraith James Garcia Tom Geiser Tena Gentner Hilda Gonzales Val Gonzales Leonard Gottler Daniel Grenon Mike Gutierrez Larry Guizar Janice Haacke Gordon Haelterman Michelle Hardy Tami Hartfil Maria Hernandez Thomas Hillman Carol Hillock Cindy Hillock Kevin Hoffman Nancy Hovanec Sophomore 108 Thomas Hunt Robert Jewett Wayne Johnson Kim Jones John Kaercher Linda Keener Sarah Kellett Martha Kelly Michael Kemp Kelly Kerbyson Marty Kettlewell Joseph Kish Tony Koppinger Arthur Krajenke Ann Kredell Patricia Ladd Greg LaScott Michael Laporte Richard Lavere Lori Levitte Rae Lynn Loeding Arlene Long Colleen Lover Delbert Loxton Tammy Lumley Sophomore 109 Todd Mabe William Main Theresa Makarewicz Tracy Markel Nancy Martin Jeffery Massey Joni Matthews Chris McAllister Kevin McCarthy Jeffery McLean Lee Ann McLane Susan McClelland Tina McCulley Sheila McDonnell Lorie McKenney Chuck Mifsud Rose Ann Miller Sally Miller Betty Morales Paul Moran Sophomore 110 Penny Moran Lisa Munro Troy Murray Theresa NaPora Donald Newberry Norm Page Colleen Paradoski Robert Partlo John Patterson Ralph Pawlak Vincent Peck Theresa Peplinski Lori Perpignon LeAnn Perry Jon Peters John Petersen Rick Philpot Sheryl Potrykus William Primeau April Prunty Patrick Quintano Cathy Reimel Clark Ridgely Irma Rivera Jennifer Robinson Glenn Rockefeller Regina Roegner Steven Rogerson Marci Rosenberg Sophomore 111 Kevin Salisbury Dean Schaible Martin Schmidt Murray Sedich Vickie Sedich Kathleen Siemiontkowski LeLand Sheldon Carla Sherman Alan Smeckert Carolyn Smith Lisa Smith Lynn Smith Michael Soflin Kevin Soulliere David Stanyer Christine Stencil Craig Stevenson Lisa Stone Maureen Stover Terry Strausser Carol Studaker Kate Tate Lawrence Tonowski Daniel Torrez MaryLou Torrez Sophomore 112 Timothy Trapp Jeffery Tremble Jeanne Vachon Lyn VanCamp Liz Vasilas Julianne Vassallo Phillip Ventimiglia Eleanor Vratania Jerome Wagner Debbie Walker Ronald Walker Patty Wargnier Robert Watson Mary Weiss Brenda Wells Mathew Wessel Wendy Weyeneth Kathleen Wiegand Earl Wild Beverly Wilson Patricia Wilson Kevin Wright Steven Wurmlinger Dana Young Susan Zeller Sophomore 113 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Autumn Aman Mary Perpignon Scott Coker Tim Reynolds Patricia Collins Jeffery Salah Marion Farrar Barry Samuelson Dennis Harris Kathy Sieman Donald Hunt Brick Sherlock David Kerr Conrad Stevenson Janice Martin Candy Vanderhagen Luis Martinez Mari West Debbie Nicholls Bob Wirth Norman Page Chris Yearkey Sophomore Class Sponsors: (Pictured left to right) Miss Judy Ross, Mrs. Ilene Wallace, Mr. Herb Parker, Mr. Howard Lippenga, Mr. Kent Freeland - not pictured; Mrs. Anne Orwin. Sophomore Class Officers: (Top) I. Rivera, Treasurer; A. Kredell, Secretary; D. Young, Vice President; E. Vratanina, President. Sports 116 PIONEERS SHOW UPS AND DOWNS Pioneers show good defense. Dean Barr tries to break through the Brown City Green Devils. Coach Maloney and Mr. Hutson are keeping a good eye on the game. Sports 117 Tim Domsic tries to get away from a Green Devil. It’s just out of the reach of Doug Kautz. A Brown City Green Devil is taken down by the Pioneers. Sports 118 The Pioneers watch a close first down measurement. 1978 Football Scores Cros-Lex vs. Opponet CL—15 Peck—20 Cl -0 Algonac—6 CI -0 St. Clair—7 CL—0 Marine City—26 CL—8 Anchor Bay—37 CL—7 Brown City—6 CL—6 P.H. Central—26 CL—6 Marysville—21 CL—8 Bad Axe—50 An unidentified Pioneer receives the kickoff. Sports 119 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: D. Barr, E. DeVriendt, B. Scheid, J. Hovanec, D. Rogerson, D. Schroeder, T. LaLonde, T. Clingenpeel; SECOND ROW: J. Jolley, J. Woodard, K. Parker, M. Miller, G. O’Connor, J. Tate, L. Weyeneth, K. Flaherty; THIRD ROW: D. Kautz, N. Miller, J. Schmidt, S. Lamb, W. Hoffman, G. O’Connor, G. Calliotte, J. Hovanec; FOURTH ROW: C. Richards, C. Vassallo, J. Burns, D. Adams, L Palleschi, M. Hollis, M. Krzysiak, R. Burgess; TOP ROW: Assistant Coach-G. Heygan, Head Coach-E. Maloney, B. Walker, M. Soflin, T. Domsic, G. Bartley, Assistant Coach-K. Mapley. Assistant Coach Mr. Hegyan calls into the announcing booth. Sports 120 Coach Mr. Maloney, Assistant Coach Mr. Hegyan and Mr. Hutson watch the dramatic play develop. FOOTBALL SEASON HIGHLIGHTED BY HOMECOMING VICTORY This past football season ended with a 1-8 record. It was noticable that each player gave his all and tried their best as a team. The team brought some of the largest crowds here at Cros-Lex in recent years. The result was one win over the Brown City Green Devils 7- 6. Brown City was the Homecoming Game for Cros-Lex. The Pioneers had not won a Homecoming Game since the 1973 football season. Although the wins were few, the Pioneers have nowhere to go but up. Sports 121 An unidentified Pioneer breaks through the Brown City Green Devils. Quarterback, Mike Krzysiak receives the ball. Sports 122 Coach, Mr. Maloney keeps a close eye on the game. FUTURE VARSITY PIONEERS SHOW IMPROVEMENT Back row: J. Patterson, G. Halterman, T. Strausser, R. Partio, W. Cavalieri, K. Kerbyson, S. Flowers, D. Brown, K. Olsen, J. Campbell. Front row: Coach Ron Huepenbecker, K. Wright, K. Conway, M. Kemp, T. Murray, G. Caliot, J. Tremble, B. Flaherty, H. Alouci, Coach Chuck Hutson. 1978 J.V. Football Scores CROS-LEX vs OPPONENT CL-0 Algonac-6 CL-0 St. Clair-16 CL-6 Marine City-16 CL-0 Anchor Bay-14 CL-28 P.H. Northem-0 CL-6 P.H. Central-52 CL-22 Marysville-55 In 1978 the J.V. Football Team was 1-7 overall for the season. They beat the Port Huron Northern Freshmen 28-0. This team featured an .outstanding passing attack along with a running game. Stubborn defense kept them in several close and exciting games. Our Cros-Lex team scored more points (22) on Marysville’s undefeated conference cham- pionship team than any other J.V. Team. Sports 123 CROSS COUNTRY KEEPS RUNNING Standing: M. Dineen, S. LaLonde, C. Roome, J. Bigger, C. Varner, M. Sepsey, B. Misiak, T Regan D. Jamison, Coach, Glen Groner, Kneeling: P. Ehardt, S. Shell, T. Markel, J. Plodzien, J. Markel, PI. Francis, J. Vachon, L. Osborn. The Pioneers placed tenth in the Thumb Area Cross Country Championships out of 19 teams. John Bigger was the consistent winner. In the girls team Jeannie Vachon qualified for the State Meet. The Pioneers get tired of running. Sports 124 Runners take your mark. 7. Tk It was a very exciting year for the Pioneer Golfers as their matches indicate: Cros-Lex vs Opponent 173 176 Sandusky (w) 173 171 Marysville (1) 178 196 Algonac (w) 179 179 St. Clair (w) (Sudden death C-L18 and St. Clair 20) 178 188 Marine City (w) 176 167 Anchor Bay (1) 201 170 Port Huron Central (1) 190 171 Marysville (1) 55 73 Algonac (w) Rain Shortened 183 184 St. Clair (w) 170 190 Marine City (w) 176 196 Anchor Bay (w) 173 174 Port Huron Central (w) The golf team did a fantastic job last season with 9 wins and 4 losses. Captain T. Klein was the most valuable player of the team with the score of 81. Todd came in eleventh place in the regionals. Captain T Klein was the most valuable player of the team with the score of 81 in the league meet. GOLF TEAM SECOND PLACE TAKES IN LEAGUE MEET League Meet Marysville 327 Cros-Lex 361 Anchor Bay 384 Cros-Lex Todd Klein Alex Peresta Dean Monte John Boruta 81 89 91 100 Standing: T. Klein, A. Peresta, Coach Tony Monte. Seated: D. Monte, J. Rowling, J. Boruta. Sports 125 A SEASON OF NEAR MISSES FOR THE VARSITY PIONEERS Standing: M. Hollis, T. Regan, D. Rogerson, J. Hoff, J. Zimmer, D. Schroeder, B. Misiak, D. Monte, D. Barr, D. Jamison Sitting: L. Tonowski. Kneeling: T, LaLonde, B. DeVriendt, C. Roome, B. Walker, M. Sepsey, Coach Tony Monte. The Cros-Lex Boys Varsity Basketball squad showed a great improvement this season. Many of their games were close and it seemed as if the Pioneers ceased to want to give up in the games. Even though a majority of the games were lost by a few points, the team never lost its spirit and enthusiasm. Sports 126 PIONEERS FIRE UP D Barr goes up for two. b ft Don Hogerson goes up for two points to tie up the game in the early first quarter. T. Regan jumps up for the shot. Sports 127 Everyone scrambles around for the ball. D. Rogerson jumps ahead of the Marysville Vikings 1978-79 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES C-L. 60 Mayville 71 C-L 70 Peck 60 C-L 56 Marysville 58 C-L 37 Algonac 39 C-L 40 St. Clair 67 C-L 47 Marine City 43 C-L 49 Anchor Bay 47 C-L 53 P.H. Central 55 C-L 48 Marysville 41 C-L 54 Algonac 66 C-L 52 St. Clair 53 C-L 56 Mayville 61 C-L 52 Marine City 57 C-L 62 Anchor Bay 58 C-L 60 P.H. Central 51 D. Monte tries to tie up the game. Sports 128 J.y. BOYS BASKETBALL SHOWS Standing: P. Crowell, B. Flaherty, T. Koppinger, S. Wurmlinger, M. Fairman, J. Kish, K. Bums, Coach Don Roberts Kneeling: R. Partio, J. Wagner, M. Cliff, N. Page, V. Peck, J. Peterson, J. Paterson. This year the J.V. Boys Basketball Team experienced a much better season than that of last year. Coach Don Roberts did an excellent job of picking out some fine players and in return the players had a great basketball season. Boys J.V. Basketball Scores C-L40 Mayville 42 C-L57 Peck 44 C-L52 Marysville 48 C-L41 Algonac 42 C-L36 St. Clair 33 C-L47 Marine City 39 C-L47 Anchor Bay 50 C-L46 P.H. Central 44 C-L38 Marysville 50 C-L52 Algonac 32 C-L48 St. Clair 61 C-L51 Mayville 59 C-L35 Marine City 38 C-L« Anchor Bay 64 C-L36 P.H. Central 27 WINNING FORM B. Flaherty gets to try for two. Sports 129 S. Wurmlinger takes the jump ball over the Marysville Vikings. Upper Right: J. Peterson tries to untie the game in the final minutes. J. Wagner scrambles for the ball. J. Peterson tries to break the tie in the last minutes. Sports 130 GIRLS VARSITY SHOWS BASKETBALL IMPROVEMENT Standing: Coach Sue Trepod, C. Tanner, K. Carlson, K. Parker, K. Landberg, D. Pfaff. Kneeling: L. Levitt, L. Moran, M. Womack, L. Rammage. During the 1978 season the Girls Varsity Basketball Team was working hard and they never gave up. At the end of the season recognition was given to several players at a dinner banquet. At a later date several others received honors in the league. K. Parker gets out of everyone’s reach. 1978 Girls Varsity Basketball Scores 1978 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES C-L 8 Marlette 60 C-L 12 Anchor Bay 55 C-L 24 P.H. High 34 C-L 28 P.H. Central 82 C-L 28 Peck 46 C-L 21 Marysville 62 C-L 27 Algonac 54 C-L 28 St. Clair 50 C-L 22 Marine City 66 C-L 18 Anchor Bay 44 C-L 14 Deckerville 61 C-L 36 Carsonville 49 C-L 27 P.H. Central 48 C-L 17 Marysville 72 C-L 27 Algonac 54 C-L 25 St. Clair 44 C-L 37 Marine City 55 Tournament: North Branch 30, C-L 14. Sports 131 D. Pfaff reaches for the ball. C. Tanner takes over the ball. K. Parker tries to get the ball to another player. Sports 132 i - 10 JL MMkM L. Moran gets a free shot. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL SEASON Standing: Coach Don Roberts L. Teeple, L. Smith, G. Breakie, C Stencel C. Studaker, C. Oldford, M. Torzewski. Kneeling: S. McGlade, J. Mathews, J. Osborn, J. Schmidt, P. Rzepka S. Barr1 The Cros-Lex J.V. Girls Basketball Team this year ex- perienced a rebuilding season. Although failing to achieve a victory, the team tried its hardest and showed it in every game. J.V. Girls Basketball Scores C-L12 Marlette 26 C-L9 Anchor Bay 56 C-L 9 Port Huron 45 C-L 20 P.H. Central 61 C-L 19 Peck 26 C-L 22 Marysville 39 C-L 11 Algonac 31 C-L 13 St. Clair 46 C-L 14 Marine City 37 C-L 20 Anchor Bay 32 C-L 19 Deckerville 31 C-L 15 Carsonville 20 C-L 15 P.H. Central 46 C-L 22 Marysville 36 C-L 20 Algonac 39 C-L 6 St. Clair 48 C-L 22 Marine City 30 Joni Matthews takes control over the ball. Sports 133 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL HAS ROUGH SEASON Standing: R. Hansen, D. Adams, S. Krzysiak, K. Larson, C. Bombard, F. Spencer, S. Jewett. Kneeling: L. Moran, R. Joiner, J. Hammond, K. Perry, J. Stocker, D. Jackman. C-L vs.C.P.S. C-L vs. P.H. Central C-L vs.C.P.S. C-L vs. Marysville C-L vs. Algonac C-L vs. Marysville C-L vs. P.H.C. C-L vs. St. Clair C-L vs. Anchor Bay C-L vs. Marine City C-L vs. Marine City C-L vs. Algonac C-L vs. Algonac loss 12-15,7-15 loss 14-16,4-15 loss 3-15,7-15 loss 15-2,0-15,7-15 loss 6-15,9-15 loss 10-15,10-15 loss 9-15,4-15 won 15-5,7-15,15-12 loss 3-15, 4-15 loss 9-15,8-15 1979 GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCORES won 15-12,15-3,15-10 loss 15-6,4-16,10-15 won 15-12,15-3,15-10 Sports 134 J.Y. VOLLEYBALL Standing: L. Gaines, L. Smith, T. Peplinski, K. Tate, V. Sedich, Sue Rzepka Coach. Kneeling: A. Kredell, I. Rivera, M. Thompson, C. Mifsud, M. Kelly, S. Hawks. SETS WINNING PACE 1979 J.V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL C-L. vs. St. Clair C-L vs. P.H.C. C-L vs. Marine City C-L vs. Marysville C-L vs. Marysville C-L vs. Anchor Bay loss 7-15,15-7,11-15 loss 10-15,8-15 loss 7-15,9-15 loss 6-15,11-15 won 15-5,7-15,15-12 won 15-9,7-15,15-1 won 15-10,11-15,16-14 loss 8-15,11-15 loss 15-9,0-15,6-15 loss 4-15,6-15 won 15-7,15-5 Sports 135 C-L vs. Algonac WRESTLING CLUB STARTED Back Row: Greg Scott Coach, J. Bums, G. Bartley, M. Soflin, L. O’Connor, S. Westley, C. Richards, Ron Hupen- becker Coach, I. Domsic, H. Alousi, D. Levitt, M. Kemp, R. Weigand, R. Coahrill Coach, C. Walker, B. Salisbury, P, Ventimigilia, T. Pritahett, M. Munro. A wrestling team was organized this year at Cros-Lex. Although the team won only one match, they were very competitive and entered several tournaments in the area. 1978 WRESTLING TEAM SCORES St. Clair lost 30-42 Armada lost 33-36 Richmond Tourney 7th of 8 teams Yale Tournament 8th of 8 teams Capac Tournament 7th of 8 teams Armada won 42-24 P.H.C. J.V. Tournament 7th of 8 teams Armada lost 12-59 Whiteford lost 12-58 S.C.A.L. J.V. Tournament 4th of 7 teams Sports 136 LEXINGTON LIONS CLUB WE CARE LEADER DOG SERVE EYE BANK WELCOME HOME 138 Advertising PAUL VAN DYKE REALTY Got The Hang Of It Port Sanilac Office 622 9221 Lexington Office 359 7309 WESTBROOK TRUE-VALUE HARDWARE Your Friendly Hardware Store 679 3440 Croswell, Mi. JIM BADER SONS CO. 989 W. Sanilac M Sandusky, Mi. 48471 Dealers In John Deere Farm Equipment 139 Advertising BRICKER MOTOR SALES 15 Wells Street Croswell, Michigan 48422 o CHRYSLER Dodge Dodge Trucks STATE BANK of CROSWELL With Branches In Croswell Lexington Lakeport to serve you well w 140 Advertising © JOHNSON IGA 54 N. Howard Phone 679 9893 MOORE and CARTER CO. Building Materials Croswell 679 3494 Peck 378 5558 Sandusky 648 2010 AUNT JANES FOODS INC. 55 E. Sanborn Croswell 679 2555 Congratulations class of 79 THE SHELDON AGENCY INC. Professional Insurance Service Croswell 679 3371 THE SANILAC JEFFERSONIAN AND THUMB PRINT INC. 66 N. Howard 679 3600 Congratulations Class of '79 THOMPSON AUTOMOTIVE f „ INC. Croswell 91 N. Howard 679 3430 Lexinaton 7260 Huron Quality Automotive Parts And Service 141 Advertising Congratulations to the graduates trom UNIVERSAL CRATE AND BOX COMPANY 5186 Lakeshore Rd. Phone 359 7372 SHORE LANES 6480 Lakeshore Rd. 359 5211 Congratulations Seniors 142 Advertising FORD TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT GLENCOE SOIL SAVER HOWARD MYERS Orchard Sprayers DEMCO Field Sprayers MIDLAND Seeding Landplane FARM GARDEN INDUSTRIAL SALES SERVICE RENTAL MESSING FORD TRACTOR, INC 800 W. Sanilac Rd Phone Sandusky, Ml. 48471 648 2055 Congratulations Class of 79 from DUNCANS BUILDING CORP. and the CROS-LEX MUSIC CENTER INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING INC. 215 Davis Croswell 679 3800 HI give you one fiourescent tube If I can't beat your best deal on any long life fiourescent tube. JOHNS WELDING and MACHINE SHOP 5525 Lancaster Rd. Croswell 679 2118 Open til noon Sat. WES COOK JIM WELLER INSURANCE AGENCY 83 N. Howard Croswell ADAMS TEXACO Dist. oi Texaco Products 15 Maple St. Croswell Croswell 679 2265 Best of Luck Seniors! 143 Advertising H. A. POWELL STUDIOS, INC 1502 Randolph St. Detroit, Michigan 48226 (313) 961-2643 4348 Monroe St. 28855 Plymouth Rd. Toledo. Ohio 43606 Livonia. Michigan 48150 (419) 475-9351 (313) 937-1580 Kalamazoo, Michigan 49007 (616) 343-5454 Environmental Background Portrait Photographers BIRCH CREEK OCHARD AND CIDER MILL 8880 Babcock Rd. Jeddo Phone 327 6622 PICK YOUR OWN Tart Cherries, Apples, Pears , Plums, Pure Apple Cider Christmas packages mailed anywhere in U.S. 144 Advertising KOHN’S MUSIC STORE LOWRY ORGANS Band Instrument Music Lessons Sales and Service 54 S. Elk Sandusky 648 2095 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Douglas M. Baird, Jr. D.O. Geiger Veternarian Clinic Dr.Niel Muir M.D. Jay Ruby R. Ph„ F.A.C.A. Charles L. Williams, D.D.S. PATRONS Business, Clubs Faculty, Students Pattee Bookeeping Service Rolled Products Best Wishes Seniors Art Club Good Luck in the Future Seniors F.F.A. Sponsored By Varsity Volleyball Mr. Howard Lippenga Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Mageski Mr. Ed Maloney Mr. Kenneth Mapley Mr. Derek Morris Mrs. Anne Orwin Mr. Herbert Parker Mrs. Marilynn Blashill Mr. Paul Falzone Mr. Kent Freeland Mr. Lynn Frisby Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hegyan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hovanec Mr. Chuck Hutson Mr. Mike Jackson Mrs. Nancy Klusman Mr. Joe Libby Miss Judy Ross Miss Jane Schram Mr. and Mrs. John Sprowl Mr. Philip Stephenson Mrs. Elizabeth Stover Miss Sue Trepod 146 Advertising Faculty, Students Ms. Van Raaphorst Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Frank WinnilredWilson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wedge Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Zielinski Elaine Bales Margie Fuller Carol Kestner Norm Page Kyle Dale Studaker Charla Tanner Linda Walker April Aman Ernie Block Jean Manhke Terry Miller Penny Roberts Lance Weyeneth Mary Wolt Carolyn Zeller Earl H. Urmy Ins. Agency 87 N. Howard Ave. Croswell, Mich. Phone 679 3450 SPECIAL THANKS! The 1978 -79yearbook Staff would like to thank 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 necessary for a successful yearbook. Sincerely The Yearbook Staff 147 Advertising PETE KOPPINGER FORD MERCURY 5350 E. Peck Rd. Best Wishes doss of 79 Phone 679 3333 148 Advertising SENIOR INDEX A ADAMS, ANNA—Art Club 1, Spanish Club 1, p. 12.65 ADAMS, DENISE—(Bird), Cheerleader 3, Volleyball 2,3, p. 12, 134 ADAMS. MATTHEW—(Cisco Kid) Band 1, 2, Football 3, p. 12 ALLEN, ANN LORI—Band 1,2,3, J. V. Basketball 2, p. 12 84 ALLEN. DENNIS AMAN, APRIL—(Billy) Journalism 1,2,3, Office 3, p. 12, 102, 103, 104 B BAHNWEG. HENRY—(Hen) Band 1, 2, Football 1, Ski Club 1, p. 12, 58 BARR, DEAN—p. 12, 63,67,95,117,120,126.127 BARR, PAUL—p. 13 BASZEWSKI, A. WENDY—Band 1, 2. 3, Flag Detail 3, National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, President 3, p. 13, 40, 61, 85, 87 BEAM, MICHAEL—(Mike) p. 13 BECK, MOON-JA—Spirit Club, p. 13, 60 BEYER, ERICH RICHARD—(Hound Dog) National Honor Society, Science Club, p. 13 BISKEY, L. IRENEI(Iran) Band 1, National Honor Soceity 1,2, 3, Science Club-Secretary 1, Vice President 3, p. 13, 40, 61, 69 BLACK, S. KAREN—Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Vice-President 2,3, Music Man 2, p. 13,34, 36,82, 84 BLEVINS, ANDREW—(Andy) Track 2, 3, p. 14 BLOCK, ERNEST—(Ernie) F. F. A. Yearbook 2, 3, p. 14, 66, 102, 103 BOLSBY, JOSEPH—p 14 BOMBYK, JEFFERY—p. 14 BUNNEDAHI, GUNILLA—(Gilla) (Gilla) p. 14, 60, 90 BOURDEAU, NANCY—p. 4, 5 BOWER. ROGER—p. 35 BRADLEY. KATHRINA— (Tina) Band, Ski Club, Spirit Club, Student Council, p. 14 BROOKS, CHRISTINE—(Chris, Baby Puddles) p. 14 BROSOWSKI, MARK—p. 35 BROWN, CAROLYN—(Caroline) Band 1, 2, 3, Track 2, p. 15, 84 BRUMM, CHERYL—Art 1, 2, 3, p. 15 BUITING, ANTHONY—p. 15 BURGESS, L. BRENDA—(Bren, Bugsy) Band 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 2, Flag Detail 1, 2, 3 Ski Club 2, p. 15, 84, 87 BURNS, C. LINDA—p. 15 C CARLSON, Y. KIMBERLY—(Kim) Art Club 3, Secretary, National Honor Soceity 3, J. V. Basketxall 2, Ski Club 2, Track 2, Varsity Basketball 3, p. 15,65,131 CARTWRIGHT. THERESA—p. 15 CAVALIERI, AILEEN THERESA—(Horn, Tee, Theres) Art Club 3, Treasurer, Spirit Club 3, p. 16 CLARK, JOY SANDRA—(Sandy( National Honor Society 2,3, Spanish Club 1,2,3, p 16,61 CLARKSON, J. DAVTD-I Sarge) Band 1, 2, 3, Band President 3, Journalism-Newspaper 2, 3, Editor 3, Sym- phonic Band 1,2,3, Wind Ensemble 3, p. 16,84,101 CLINGENPEEL, TOM— p. 16, 120 CUNNINGHAM, KEVIN—p. 35 D DeVRIENDT, ERIC—(Pinky) Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Baseball 3, Basketball 1, Football 3, p. 16,63, 82,83,120 DINEEN, JAMES MICHAEL—(Mike, Mikey) Arsenic and Old Lace, Band 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, Boy's State Representative, Cross-Country 3, Science Club 3, p. 16, 64, 82, 85, 124 DUNCAN, DAVID—p. 16 E ELLIS, DIANE—(D-Raye) Band 1,2,3, Band Vice-Pres. 3, C-L Singers 2,3, N.H.S., p. 17,82,84,93 F FERGUSON, KATHRYN LISA— (Ferg) Band 1, 2, 3, C-L Singers 1, 2,3, Treasurer 3, Class Treasurer 2, 3, N.H.S. 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Student Council 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3 Captain 3, Varsity Club 3, Secretary 3, p. 17, 36, 40, 61, 63, 85, 93, 98 FLAHERTY. KENNETH—p. 17, 67, 120 FLANNIGAN, DAWN—p. 17, 84 FLOWERS. LYNN TAMMIE—(Tam) p. 17 G GALBRAITH. JOHN—p. 35 GILLIS, JOHN—p. 17 GOTTLER, MARIE BERNADETTE—(Berme, Bemski, Bern) Counselor Office Aid 1, Instructional Policies Council 1, N.H.S. 2, N.H.S., Vice President 2, Student Council 3, p. 17, 38, 61, 65, 66 GRAVISH, SUZANN—(Sue, Suzie, Susan, Soofee) Band N.H.S. Spanish, Club-Secretary, Student Council, p. 17, 38, 65, 66 GRIFFITHS, KAREN—D.E.C.A. 1 Treasurer, D.E.C.A. 2, Vice-President, p. 18 GROUT, SALLIE—p. 18 GUTIERREZ. CATHY—p. 18 H HAMMOND, JANET—Varsity, Volleyball 3, p. 18, 92, 134 HANSEN, RUTH—(Ruthie) Band 1,2,3, Flag Detail 1,2,3, Homecoming Queen 3, N.H.S. 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer, Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, p. 18, 35, 37, 38, 61, 87, 91, 94, 95, 134 HARDY, BRIAN—p. 35 HARNECK, DAVID—p. 18 HARNECK, STEVEN—p. 18 HEGLIN, KYLE EDWARD—(Wild man, Ed) Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Music Man 2, N.H.S. 3, Track 2, 3, p. 19, 63, 82, 83, 85 HENDERSON, THERESA—p. 19 HENDRA, MICHAEL—p. 19 HICKS, RODNEY—p. 35 HOFF, LYNN JEFFERY—(Hoffa) Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 3, p. 19, 63, 126 HOFFMAN, CHRISTINE—(Tina, Chris) Band, p. 19, 90 HOLSWORTH, DONALD-p. 19 HOOTEN, TERESA—p. 19 HOSTETLER, ROBERT—p. 35 HOVANEC, MICHAEL JOHN—F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, President, Football 2, 3 Capt., Homecoming King 3, p. 20, 40, 67, 94, 95, 120 HUGHES. ANN ELIZABETH—(Liz) J. V. Basketball 2, Library Assistant 2,3, Science Club, 1,2,3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Spring Play Music Man 2, Tennis Team 2, p. 20 Senior Index 150 J JACKMAN, R. DEBRA—(Deb, Bebby) J. V. Volleyball, Varsity Cheerleading 3, Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, p. 20, 98, 134 JACKSON. FRED—Baseball 2, 3, p. 35 JEWETT, MARIE SHELLEY—( Shell, Bell) J. V. Volleyball 1,2, Varsity Volleyball 3, p. 29,134 JARMOLOWICZ, T. KEVIN—Band 1,2,3, N.H.S. 2,3, p. 20, 85, 91 JOHNSON, WILLIAM—( Mr. IGA) F.F.A. p. 61, 67, 120 JOHNSTON, KEVIN—p. 20, 55, 67 JOLLEY, JEFF—Football 3, p. 35, 120 JONES, CAROLYN—(Jonsie) Girls Track 2, Varsity Basketball 2, p. 21, 27, 65 K KAUTZ, DOUG—p. 21, 118, 120 KEENER, KENNETH—(Ken) p. 21 KEGLOVITZ, JERRY—p. 21 KLUSMAN. A. STEVEN—Band 1, 2, C-L Singers 1, 2, 3, Fall Play 2, Prom Committee 2, Science Seminar 3, Spring Musical, Student, Council 1,2, p. 21,34,91,93 KOCH AN, KELLY—(Koch) Campus Life 3, Teachers Aid 3, p. 35 KOPIWODA. ANNA—p. 21, 82, 97 KRZYSIAK, SHARI—(Sister Kurz, Buger, Dee-Dee) Cheerleading 2, N.H.S. 3, Play 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Tennis 2,3, Varsity Club 2,3, Volleyball 3, p. 21,37,38,134 L LaLONDE, THOMAS—(Cowboy, Buckwheat) Band 1, 2, Basketball 2,3, F.F.A. 1,2, 3, Football 2, 3, Football Captain 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, Track 1,2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, p. 22, 40, 61, 63, 67, 126 LEPPEK, PRICILLA—N.H.S. 2, 3, Student Director Fall Play 2, p. 22, 61 LEVITT. LINDA—Band 1, 2, Flag Detail 2, N.H.S. 3, p. 22, 61 LINCE, TOM— p. 22 LINCOLN, MARLENE LISA—Arsenic and Old Lace 3, N.H.S. 3 Spanish, Club 3, p. 22,40,66,82 LONG. CONNIE—p. 22 LOXTON, DONNA—p 22 M MacDONALD. DAVID—Stage Crew Play, p. 23 MAKAREWICZ. M. MARY—Band 1, 2, 3, N.H.S. 3, p. 23, 61, 85 MARSH. MELINDA—p. 35 MARSHALL, DOUG-p. 22 MCALLISTER. BRIAN—p. 35 McKILLOP, FRED—p. 35 McVEAN, LAURA—Band 1, 2, 3, C-L Singers 2, 3, Flag Detail 3, N.H.S. 3, Secretary 3, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, Charlies Aunt 2, Music Man 2, Pep Band, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, p. 23, 38, 61, 63, 66, 82, 84, 87 MILLER, MIKE—P 35, 63, 120 MILLER. TERRY—B.O.E.C. I (Career Center) MILLINGTON, CHERYL-p 23, 61 MISIAK, WILLIAM—Student Council 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2,3, Varsity Cross Country 2,3, p. 24,40,124,126 MONTE. DEAN ANTHONY—(Wop, Radar) Band 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Basketball 1,2, 3, C-L Singers 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Golf 2,3, Track 4, p. 24,85,93,125,126,128 MORAN, MARIE LINDA—Band, Basketball 3, Track 2, 3, Varsity Club, Volleyball 3, p. 23,63,85,91,131,132,134 N NAPORA, JENNY—p. 35 NEWTON, DENNIS—(Newt) Newspaper 2, 3, p. 24, 101 NTCHOLLS, ANN MARY—p. 35 NORMAN. PHILLIP—p. 24 O O’CONNOR, DONALD—p. 24 O’CONNOR. GARY—Baseball 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, p. 24 OLDFORD, LYNN LAURIE—Band 1,2,3, Class President 1,2,3, C-L Singers 1,2,3, N.H.S. 1, 2,3, Spring Musical 2, 3, p. 24, 36, 84 , 93 OPLE, SUZANNA—p 25 ORLANDO. JOE—Art Club, Baseball 2,3,4, p. 25 OSBORN, MICHAEL—Ski Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Tennis, p. 25 P PALLESCHI, MARIE CYNTHA—(Cindy, Cid) Band 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Homecoming Court 3, Majorette 1, 2, 3, (Captain), Ski Club 2, p. 25,36,84,86,95 PARKER, ANING—(Nihg) p. 25, 82 PARKER. KEITH—Football 3, p 25 PARKER, THOMAS KENT— (Pooker, Clark Kent) Baseball, Science Club, p. 25, 120 PARKER, M. KRISTINE—(Kris) Art Club 3, Art Club, President 3, J. V. Basketball 1, Photography Club 3, Track 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Co-cpt. 3, Varsity Club 3, p. 26, 65, 67, 131, 132 PATTERSON, JO PENNY—Alternate Majorette, Band p. 26, 84 PENN, CHERYL—p. 26 PEPLINSKI, MARK—p 35 PERESTA, ALEX—(Tates, Taters) Golf 1, 2, 3, p. 26, 125 PERPIGNON, KRISTINE—(Kris) p 26, 59 PERRY, L. KIMBERLY—(Kim) Spanish Club 2, Varsity Volleyball, p. 22 , 26, 134 PETERSON, ANN KATHY—(Kim) Spanish Club 2, Varsity Volleyball, p. 22 , 26, 134 PETERSON, ANN KATHY—(Pete) Band 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 1, Office Worker 1, Student Council, Track 1, p. 27 , 58, 96, 97 PETERSON, BRENDA—p. 26 PEYTON, JEFF—P. 27, 58 PHILPOT, SHERRI—Newspaper 1, Student Council 1, p. 27 PLODZIEN, CAROLYN JUDITH—(Judy) Band 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Track 2, 3, Wind Ensemble 3, p. 27 , 84, 124 POTRYKUS, SHIRLEY—p. 27 PRIMEAU, ED—Science Seminar, p. 27 Senior index 151 R V RAMAGE, LORI—p. 27, 131 RANDALL, KEITH—(Chicken George) Band 1, 2, Basketball 1,2, C-L Singers 2,3, Newspaper 1, p. 28,93 RECKINGER, DENNIS—p. 28, 92 REGAN, TIM—Baseball 2, co-captain, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2,3, Co-captain, Homecoming Court 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Track 3, p 28,38,63,84,95,124,126,127 REINHARD, JEAN—Band 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Court 3, Flag Carrier 2,3, Play 3, Track 1, p. 28,84,87,93,95 REYNOLDS, SHARON—Art Club, N.H.S. p. 28, 40, 65 RICE, MICHAEL—(Brother Rice, Rice Patti) Baseball 2, 3, p. 28, 54 ROGERSON, MICHAEL DONALD—(Don, Donzie) Basketball 1, 2, 3, C-L Singers 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Play 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, p, 28, 63, 93, 120, 126, 127, 128 ROOME, EDWARD CHARLES—(Chuck, Kanga, Chuckles) Band 1,2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, C-L Singers 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Drum Major 3, Asst. Drum Major 2, Fall Play 3, Intramural Basketball 1, Spring Musical 2, 3, Student Council 1,2,3, Track 1,2, 3, Varsity Club 1, 2,3, p. 29, 34, 82, 86, 93, 124, 126, 137 ROSENBERG, DORI—p. 29 RYAN, LOUISE—(Weis, Weasel) Cheerleading 1, Volleyball 1, Office Assistant 1, p. 29 RYAN. PATRICK—p. 29 S SALAZAR, DON—p. 29 SCHEID, BOB—Football, p. 29, 120 SCHROEDER, DAVID—(Stonma) Baseball, Basketball, Football, p. 30, 120, 126 SENSABAUGH, KEVIN— SEPSEY, MARK— Basketball, 2,3, Cross Country 2,3, Track 2,3, Varsity Club 2, 3, p. 30, 63, 124, 126 SHELDON, MARIE ANN—Art 2, 3, Campus Life 3, Newspaper 1, School Play 3, Spirit Club 3, p. 30,54,65,82 SHERIDAN. KATHLEEN MARIE—Band 1, 2, Basketball 2, Majorette 2, Student Council 1,2, p. 30 SLITER, ARNOLD—(Arn) p. 30 SOLAR. V. PATRICIA—(Patty, Hotlips, Trish) Band 1, 2, 3, p. 64 SOTELO, LETICIA—(Letty) p. 30 SPENCER, E. FAY—(Fee-Fee) Volleyball 3, p. 30, 34 STANYER, LEE THOMAS—F.F.A. 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, p. 30, 67 STAPLETON, A JUDITH—p. 31 STAUDAKER, DALE KYLE—p. 31, 67 STOCKER, JOANIE—(Stocks, Stoney, Half-Pint) Cheerleading 3, Varsity Club 3, Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, p. 31, 98, 134 STRAUSSER, M. TINA—p. 35 SULLIVAN. KIM—p. 31 SWANTICK, STEVEN—Boys State Representative 2, N.H.S. 2, 3, Science Club President 3. Science Club Vice- President 2, p. 31, 40, 61, 64 SWEET, TRACY—p. 31 T TATE, JIM—Football, p. 32, 120 TELEP, JERRY—Track, Tennis, p. 32 THOMSON, DAMON— THUMA, E. JAMES—(Big Foot, Tuna) p. 32 TODD, JOAN—(Joanie, Toadie) Band 1, 2, p. 35 TRAVIS, JERRY—p. 32 TRIGGER, JANET—p. 32, 55 VALLEE, DAN—(Vallee High, Vallee Low) VALLEE, DAVID—(Vallee High, Vallee Low, Brother Vallee) VARNER. E. CLIFFORD—(Stilts, Cliff) Basketball 1, Cross Country 3, Homecoming Committee 2, 3, N.H.S. 2, 3, Science Club 3, Ski Club 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Track 1, p. 33, 61, 64, 66, 124 VIDAL. G. JOANNE—(Jo-Jo) p. 33 W WARGMER, RANDY—p. 35 WARNAT, ERIC—p. 33 WARNER, BAMBIE—Art 1, 2, 3, Advanced Painting, Sculpture and Ceramics p 33 WATSON, RON—p. 33 WEISS. DEBBIE—p. 33 WEYENETH. LANCE—Baseball, Campus Life Campaign Manager, Football, Yearbook, p. 23,33,63,92,102,104,120 WTESKE, ALLEN NORMAN—(Whiskep, Pits) Baseball 3, Basketball 1,3, C-L Singers 1, 2, 3, Fall Play 3, School Audio 2, 3, Spring Musical 3, p. 34, 93 WILSON, JULIE—Volleyball 3, p. 34 WILSON. KEVIN— WOLF, MARY—Cheerleading 3, Newspaper 2, Student Council 1,3, Yearbook 3, p. 34,37,38,102.103.104 WOODARD. WILLIAM JAMES—(Woody) Football 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, p. 34, 63, 120 WOOTEN. A. KIMBERELY—Campus Life 1, 2, 3, Charleys Aunt 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 3, D.E.C.A. 2, 3, D.E.C.A. Historian, Satisfaction, p. 34, 59, 82 , 83 WRIGHT. GERALD—(G. W. Orville) p. 34, 67 Z ZAUNER, M. JUDITH—(Judy) p 34 ZELLER, CAROLYN—(Gidge, CZ) Newspaper 1, 2, Yearbook 2, 3, p. 35, 102 ZELLER, MICHAEL BRYON—(Mike) F. F. A. 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, p. 35, 67 ZETZER, PRICILLA—(P.J.) Band, C-L Singers, Music Man, N.H.S. p. 35, 40, 61, 84, 93 ZIMMERMAN, SUE PEGGY—(Ziggy, Piggy, Piglet, Stigs, Zimmie) N.H.S. 3,4, Spanish 1, Student Council 4, p. 35, 61, 92 ZIMMERMAN. SUE PENNY—(Nickel) Spanish Club 1, p 14, 35 Senior Index 152 GENERAL INDEX MISCELLANEOUS Ainsworth, Gertrude 42 Amnotte, Martha 39, 45, 65 Blashill, Marilynn 45, 54 Caldwell, Jack 42 Clarkson, Lyle 42 Clarkson, Mrs. 53 Cochrill, Jack 136 Falzone, Paul 45, 55, 61 Freeland, Kent 45, 64, 68, 114 Frisbey, Lynn 52 Gardner, Dollie 44 Gartee, John 39, 46 Geer, Paul 42 Groner, Glenn 124 Hall, Donna 44, 55 Hammer, Judy 46 Heygan, Gary 46, 67, 120, 121 Hieftje, Dave 56 Hollis, Joseph Dr. 42 Hovanec, Joseph 44, 100 Huepenbecker, Jackie 43 Huepenbecker, Ron 123, 136 Hutson, Chuck 46,117,119,121,123 Hurst, Bernice 56 Jackson, Michael 39, 47 Jewell, Terry Mrs. 43 Kautz, Christine 42 Klusman, Nancy 39, 47 LaLonde, Elaine 48 Lee, Mark 56 Libby, Joseph 52, 55 Light, Andrew 47 Lippenga, Howard 47, 114 Mageski, Harold 39, 48, 100, 101, 102, 104 Makarewicz, Marion 48 Maloney, Ed 48, 117, 119, 120, 121, 122 Mapley, Ken 49, 120 Miller, Mary 56 Monte, Tony 125 Moran, Jane 43 Morris, Derek 44 Nesbit, Wendy 53 Nunn, Harold 43 O’Connor, Colleen 43 Orwin, Anne 49, 93 Parker, Herbert 49, 114 Parsell, Stuart 53 Pruchnicki, Margaret 56 Kegan, inomas 49, 54, 55 Roberts, Don 129, 133 Ross, Judy 50, 54, 114 Rowling, Anne 42 Rzepka, Sue 135 Schram, Jane 39, 50, 66 Scott, Greg 136 Sprowl, John 50 Sprowl, Judy 50 Stall, Louis 51 Stencel, Mary 53 Stephenson, Philip 51, 84 Trepod, Sue 51, 54, 55, 130 Walkins, Nancy 56 Wallace, Ilene 52, 114 Wedge, Joyce 53 Williams, Charles Dr. 42 White, Jane 82 Zielinski, Christopher 39, 52, 55 Zinzo, Gerald 43 General Index 153 JUNIORS A Adams, Dennis 67, 70, 120 B Bailey, Tim, p. 70 Bales, Elaine p. 65, 70 Ball, Diane p. 70 Bartle, Benee p. 70 Bartley, George p. 63,64,70,82,120,136 Bender, Michael p. 67, 70 Bigger, Cindy p. 70 Bingle, Kevin p. 70 Blevins, Joyce p. 70 Block. Randolph p. 70 Bolshy, Daniel p. 70 Bombard, Carol p. 70, 84, 134 Boruta, John p. 63, 82 , 84, 70, 125 Bourdeau, Donald p. 70 Bower, Mary p. 79 Brandt, Thomas p. 70 Briones, Maria p. 65, 70 Brodacki, Lois p. 70 Brosowski, Colleen p. 70 Brown, Judy p. 68, 79 Brown, Tami p. 70 Burgess, Randy p. 67, 70, 120 Burgess, Tammy p. 70 Burns, Jim p. 70, 120, 136 Butler, Jodi p. 70 Byrnes, Jean p. 79 C Calliotte, Glenn p. 70, 120 Campbell, Douglas p. 70 Capps, Joan Caughel, Jeff Ciraulo, Tanya p. 79 Clark, Celeste p. 66, 71 Clark, Herbert p. 79 Clark, Kimberly p. 67, 71, 84, 85, 80 Clark, Michael p. 71 Clark, Ralph p. 79 Clark, Randall p. 67, 71 Clark, T. Michael p. 79 Clarkson, Laura p. 71 Cliff, Marcia p. 71, 93, 98 Clingenpeel, Karole p. 67, 71, 84, 87, 80 Cole, Carolyn Collins, Kevin p. 71 Conway, Lori p. 71 Crawford, Janice p. 71 Cunningham, Keith p. 79 Cutler, Susan p. 71 D Dane, Joseph p. 71 DeVriendt, Brian p. 78, 126 Dickensheets, Anne p. 84, 96, 86 Dillon, Michele p. 79 Disser, Maureen p. 72 Dodge, Darin Domsic, Tim p. 63, 118, 120 Drummond, David p. 79 Dudley, Charles p. 72 E Egan, Michael p. 72 F Farrar, Marion p. 114 Flannigan Fockler, Thomas Forsyth, Sharon p. 72 Fox, JoAnne p. 72 Fuller, Larry p. 79 Fuller, Laurie p. 79 Fuller, Marjorie p. 72, 84 Fulsher, Lori p. 79, 98 Furness, Jeffery p. 72 G Galbraith, James p. 72, 84 George, Kenneth p. 64, 66, 68, 72 Germain, John p. 79 Geml, Patty p. 72, 79 Gibson, Robert Glaeser, David Gohsman, Kimberly Golenberke, Nancy p. 72 Gordon, Lloyd p. 72 Gorko, Andrea p. 72 Greene, Russell p. 79 Griffin, Vicki Griffiths, James p. 78 Guenther, James H Haelterman, Mary p. 79 Hammond, Craig p. 72 Harrison, Brent p. 72, 84 Hiller, Laura p. 72 Hillock, Jane p. 65, 72 Hoffman, William p. 63, 72, 95, 120 Hollenbeck, Douglas p, 79 Hollis, Mark p. 63,64,72,82,96,120,126 Hovanec, James p. 67, 73, 120 Hulverson, Scott p. 73, 80, 85 Hunt, Larry p. 73 Hunter, Ruth p. 73, 93 General Index 154 J o Jackson, Beth Ann p. 73 Jamison, Daniel p. 63, 73, 124 Jaskoski, Charles Jeffery, Rhonda p. 73 Joiner, Ravenna p. 73, 134 Jolley, Karen p. 73 K Kanaby, Timothy p. 73 Handler, Kandy p. 58, 73 Kaufman, Kraig p. 73 Kerbyson, Kurt Kestner, Carole p. 73 Klein, Todd p. 73, 125 Kopiwoda, Andrew p. 73 Krajenke, Frances p 73 Krzysiak, Michael p. 63, 73, 120, 122 L Lada, David p. 74 Ladd, Melissa p. 61, 74 LaLonde, Steven p. 63, 74, 84, 93, 124 Lamb, Steve p. 63, 74, 120 Landberg, Karen, p. 74, 85, 131 Larson, Kimberly p. 61,74,80,85,98,134 Leppek, Angela p. 74 Levitt, Dennis p. 74, 136 Libby, David p. 66, 68, 74 Lynn, James Ron M Mahnke, Jean p. 74, 101, 102, 103 Makarewicz, Thomas p. 66, 74, 84 Manska, Carla p. 66, 74 Markel, Jamey p. 74, 124 Marshall, Denise p. 74 Martin, Robert p. 74, 82, 84 Matthews, Allen p. 74 Matthews, Mark p 74 Matthews Rhonda p. 58, 74, 101 McClellan, Sherri p. 65, 74 McDonnell, Timothy McGlade, Michael p. 67, 74 McMann, Ruth Miller, JoAnne p. 66, 75, 95 Miller, Lori p. 79 Miller, Nicholas p. 75, 120 Miller, Phillip p. 59, 75 Miller, Roberta p. 65, 79 Moore, Ford p. 75 Moran, Janet p. 75 N Napora, Joe p. 79 Nays, Ronald p. 79 Newton, Paul p. 63, 75 Nichols, Daniel p. 79 Noble, Jane p. 75, 79, 80 Ochoa, Alexander O’Connor, Deborah p. 75, 80, 82, 84 O’Connor, Lary p. 67, 75, 136 Olsen, Allison p. 75 Osborn, Lory p. 75, 80, 124 P Palleschi, Lawrence p. 63, 67, 75, 120 Parker, Connie p. 75 Parker, Sandy p. 75, 80 Patterson, Kim Pedigo, Sheryl p. 75 Petersen, Lawrence p. 75 Phelps, Carrie p. 75 Pfaff, Debbie p 63, 75, 131, 132 Pitrie, Liz p. 75 Primeau, JoAnn p. 79 Putz, Craig p. 76 Q Quandt, Carolann p. 76 R Reinhard, Margaret p. 76, 84 Richards, Charles p. 120, 135 Roberts, Douglas p. 76, 79 Roberts, Penny p. 59, 76, 101, 102, 103 Rosenberg, Geraldine p. 76 Roskev. Carl p. 79 Rowling, James p. 61,76,80,82,84,125 S Scheid, Michael p. 76 Schmidt, Joel p. 76 Schwarzentraub, Gary p. 67, 76 Scott, Mary Selakowski, Robert Shell, Sarah p. 61, 76, 124 Sheridan, Donald p. 76 Shott, Ed p. 67, 76 Slone, William p. 76 Smith, Cheryl p. 76 Sobkowski, Ellen p. 76, 80 Soflin, Belinda p. 65, 76 Solar, Philip p. 76 Sontag, Brenda p. 76 Sylla, Michael p. 63, 67 , 77, 79 T Tanner, Charla p. 59, 77, 97, 131, 132 Teeple, Byron p. 77 Thibdeau, Wayne p. 77 Torrez, Tony p. 79 Travis, Jay p. 77 Trigger, Joyce p. 77 Tucker, Tara p. 77 Turner, Sheila p. 77, 85 General Index 155 SOPHOMORES V A Valdez, Rebecca p. 77 Vanconant, Kurt Vasilas, Teresa p. 77 Vassallo, Charles p. 77, 120 Ventimiglia, Ruth p. 65, 77 Vidal, Cynthia p. 31, 66, 77, 84, 86 Volker, John p. 79 W Walker, Christopher p. 67, 77, 82, 83, 84 Walker, Gary K. p. 77 Walker, Linda p. 77, 85 Walker, William p. 77, 120, 126 Warren, Kelly p. 77 Warren, Laurie p. 77 Watson, Richard p. 77 Weiss, Vickie p. 78 Wessell, Steven p. 78 Westley, Shawn p. 78, 84, 136 Weyeneth, Launa p. 78 Whitney, George p. 66, 768, 84, 86, 93 Wideman, Susan p. 66, 78 Wiecek, Richard p. 78 Wilczynski, Brenda p. 59, 78 Wilson, Patty p. 59, 78 Womack, Melinda p. 78, 93, 131 Woodard, Christine p. 78, 80 Wright, James p. 78, 82, 83 Y Yore, Susan p. 78 Z Zimmer, Jeffery p. 66, 78, 126 Zimmerman, Deborah p. 78 Zimmerman, Edward p. 61, 78 Adams, Janie p. 106 Albrecht, Gary p. 106 Alousi, Hamid p. 123 Aman, Autumn p. 114 B Bahnweg, Art p. 106, 85 Barnes, Sherry p. 106 Barr, Shelley p. 106, 133 Barr, Stephen p. 106 Beneker, Arthur p. 106, 85 Benko, George p. 106 Bernard, Janice p. 106 Bigger, John p. 106, 124 Boyd, Douglas Brandt. Dianne p. 62, 65, 106 Bricker, Stephanie, p. 85, 106 Brockman, Mark p. 106 Brown, George p. 106 Brown, Kirk p. 106 Burns, Kevin p. 106, 129 Bussey, Harry p. 85, 106 C Caldwell, Cari, p. 64, 64, 82, 84, 106 Callahan, Kevin p. 67, 107 Calliatte, George p. 107, 123 Campbell, Jeffery p. 107, 123 Carroll, Robert p. 107 Cavalieri, Wayne p. 107, 123 Chalut, Jeffery Clark, Kelly p. 107 Clark, Nancy p. 107 Cliff, Michael p. 107, 129 Clingenpeel, Michael p 107 Coker, Scott p. 114 Collins, Patricia p. 114 Conway, Keith p. 107 Corp. Susan Crowell, Paul p. 107, 129 D Dean, James p. 82, 107 Dickensheets, John p. 84, 107 Disser, Milton p. 85, 107 Doak, Nancy p. 107 Dodge, Debra Domsic, Tom p. 107 Ducharme, Howard Doyle, Rebecca p. 62, 85, 107 E Ebner, Michelle p. 85, 93, 107 Ehardt, Peggy p. 107, 124 General Index 156 F L Fairman, Mark p. 107, 129 Filbeck, Dennis 16, 108 Flaherty, William p. 108, 123, 129 Flowers, Stephen p. 66, 108, 123 Francis, Paul p. 108, 124 Franzel, Susan p. 108 Fuller, Gene G Galbraith, Donna p. 108 Garcia, James P. 108 Geiser, Thomas p. 108 Gentner, Tena p. 65, 108 Gonzales, Hilda p. 108 Gonzales, Val p. 108 Gottler, Leonard p. 108 Graham, Brian Grenon, Daniel p. 108 Gutieriez, Mike p. 108 Guizar, Larry p. 108 H Haacke, Janice p. 108 Haelterman, Gordon p. 85, 108, 123 Hamid, Alousi p. 106 Hardy, Michelle p. 84, 108 Harris, Dennis p. 114 Hartfil, Tami p. 108 Hernandez, Maria p. 108 Hillman, Thomas p. 108 Hillock, Carol p. 65, 108 Hillock, Cindy p. 84, 108 Hoffman, Kevin p. 108 Hovanec, Nancy p. 63, 108 Hunt, Donald p. 114 Hunt, Thomas p. 109 J Jewett, Robert p. 109 Johnson, Wayne p. 109 k Kaercher, John p. 82 , 83, 109 Kaercher, Muriel Keener, Linda p. 109 Kellett, Sarah p. 66, 85, 109 Kelly, Martha p. 66, 99, 109, 135 Kemp, Michael p. 109, 123, 136 Kerbyson, Kelly p. 85, 109, 123 Kerr, David p. 85, 109, 123 Kettlewell, Martin p. 109 Kish, Joseph p. 64, 68, 109, 129 Koppinger, Anthony p. 109, 129 Krajenke, Arthur p. 109 Kredell, Ann p. 85, 99, 109, 114, 135 Ladd, Patricia p. 109 Laporte, Michael p. 84, 109 Lavere, Richard p. 84, 109 Levitte, Lori p. 109, 131 Loeding, Rae Lynn p. 109 Long, Arlene p. 62,64,68,82,85,109 Lover, Colleen p. 84, 109 Loxton, Delbert p. 109 Lumley, Tammy p. 109 M Mabe, Todd p. 110 Main, William p. 110 Makarewicz, Theresa p. 85, 110 Market, Tracy p. 110, 124 Martin, Janice p. 110, 114 Martin, Nancy p. 99 Martinez, Luis p. 114 Massey, Jeffery p. 110 Matthews Joni p. 85, 110, 133 McCarthy, Kevin p. 68, 110 McClelland, Susan p. 110 McCulley, Tina p. 110 McDonnell, Sheila p. 110 McGlade, Sandy p. 133 McKenney, Lori p. 85, 110 McLane, Lee Ann p. 82, 83, 110 McLean, Jeffery p. 110 Mifsud, Charles p. 110 Miller, Rose Ann p. 66, 110 Miller, Sally p. 110 Morales, Betty p. 110 Moran, Paul p. 110 Moran, Penny p. 63, 84, 110 Munro, Lisa p. 110 Murray, Troy p. 110, 123 N Napora, Theresa p. 110 Newberry, Donald p. 110 Nicholis, Debbie p. 114 O Olsen Curtis p. Ill, 123 General Index 157 p T Page, Norm p. 114, 129 Paradoski, Colleen P. Ill Partlo, Robert p. 111, 123, 129 Patterson, John p 111, 123, 129 Pawlak, Ralph p. 111 Peck. Vincent p. 84, 111, 129 Peplinski, Theresa p. 86, 111, 135 Perpignon, Lori p. ill Perpignon, Mary p. 66, 85, 114 Perry, LeAnn p. ill Peters, Jon p. Ill Petersen, John p. 95, 111 Philpot, Rick p. ill Potrykus, Sheryl p. ill Primeau, William p. ill Prosser, Debie Prunty, April p. Ill Q Quintano, Patrick p. ill R Reimel, Cathy p. Ill Reynolds, Timothy p. 114 Ridgely, Clark p. ill Rivera, Irma p. 66, 99, 111, 114, 125 Robinson, Jennifer p. 82, 111 Rockefeller, Glenn p. ill Roegner, Regina p. 111 Rogerson, Steven p. Ill Rosenberg, Marci p. Ill s Salah, Jeff p 114 Salisbury, Kevin p. 112 Samuelson, Barry p. 114 Schaible, Dean p. 112 Schmidt, Martin p. 112 Sedich, Murray p. 112 Sedich, Vickie p. 112, 135 Siemioutkowski, Kathy p. 112 Sheldon, Leland p. 112 Sherlock, Brick p. 114 Sherman, Carla p. 112 Sieman, K. p. 114 Smeckert, Alan p. 112 Smith, Lisa p. 112 Smith, Lynn p. 112, 133, 135 Smith, Carolyn p. 112 Soflin, Michael p. 63, 120, 136 Soulliers, Kevin p. 112 Stanyer, David p. 112 Stevenson, Conrad p. 114 Stencel, Christine p. 62, 85, 112 Stevenson, Craig p 112 Stone, Lisa p. 112 Strausser, Terry p, 112, 123 Stover, Maureen p. 63, 84, 112 Studaker, Carol p. 85, 112, 133 Swanson, Susan p. General Index 158 Tate, Kate p. 85, 135 Tonowski, Catherine Tonowski, Lawrence p. 112 Torrez, Daniel p. 66, 112 Torrez, Marylou p. 112 Trapp, Timothy p. 113 Tremble, Jeffery p. 66, 113, 123 V Vachon, Jeanne p. 63, 113, 124 VanCamp, Lyn p. 67, 113 Vanderhagen, Candy p. 114 Vannatter, Victor Vasilas, Elizabeth p. 95, 99, 113 Vassallo, Julianne p. 63, 66, 85, 87, 113 Ventimiglia, Phillip p. 113, 136 Vratanina, Eleanor p. 85, 93, 113, 114 W Wagner, Jerome p. 113, 129, 130 Walker, Deborah p. 113 Walker, Ronald p. 66, 84, 113 Wargnier, Patricia p. 113 Watson, Robert p. 113 Weiss, Mary p. 85, 113 Wells, Brenda p. 113 Welsch, Cindy Wessel, Matthew p. 113 West, Mari p. 114 Weyeneth, Wendy p. 85, 99, 113 Whitcomb, Joyce Wiegand, Kathleen p. 113 Wild, Earl p. 113 Wilson, Beverly p. 62, 113 Wilson, Patricia Loraine p. 99, 113 Wirth, Robert p. 114 Wright, Kevin p. 113, 123 Wurmlinger, Steven p. 113, 129, 130 Y Yearkey, Chris, p. 114 Young, Dana p. 113, 114 Z Zeller, Susan “Sign My Tag” Autograph Page 159 x S5 N To close the 1978-79 Yearbook we on the Yearbook Staff would like to thank everyone who has helped make this book a success. To the student body here at Cros-Lex, we hope you enjoyed this year as much as we have. We wish you all luck in the years ahead. m If you ever get the urge to look back into this book, we hope that you will remember through the pages whaMMVyear was like. Maybe you’ll even remember it as, “The Good Old rs - -% 4c Closing Page 160