Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

DEARBORN HIGH SCHOOL DEARBORN, MICHIGAN You9 ve got to get up ev'ry worn in ilh a smile on your face and slum' the All the love in your heart. Then people gonna treat you better. You're gonna find, yes, you trill, That you're lx autiful as you feel, Carole King Contents Faculty Seniors Underclass Activities Clubs Varsity Sports Intramurals Index Editors-ln-Chief Gwynn Lee, Janie Milewski Advisor: Mr. Willard Otis FACULTY “We must educate people today for a future in which the choices to be faced cannot be an- ticipated by even the wisest now among us.” John F. Kennedy Administration Strives of Students LKS MAZl'R Kastem Michigan, I , of Michigan, Wayne State Principal HARRY FA I'LL Wayne State Assistant Principal—Student Scheduling Throughout the administrative year, changes are taking place as in all other aspects of edu- cation. It is through these that the molds for our futures arc made. Without them, we can only yield to the years ahead. 6 FACULTY CHARLESF.LOMAS Eastern Michigan, Michigan State Assistant Principal—Student Affairs KEN GRAVES Bowling Green, Colorado State, U. of Michigan Counselors Aiding and advising students are the main concerns of our counselors. Their day’s activities can range from scheduling students to discussing personal problems with them. LILLIAN WALKER Eastern Michigan Department Chairman FRANK SUDA U. of Michigan EDWARD W. KUDREIKO U. of Michigan GAROLD HAMILTON U. of Michigan JEAN TRUCKENMILLER U. of Florida, Western Michigan AIDS Advisory Board BILL MOY Eastern Michigan, U. of Tennessee, Wayne State Office Staff Assisting with club and class funds and other various student and administrative affairs, our skillful office staff is always willing to help out Left to right: Ann Bayer, Lottie Konon, Ilene Giles, Gerry Seng, and Mae Wickham. Not pictured: Anne Bavier. English Department Continues To Offer The introduction of the Structured Program of Alternates (SPA) to Dearborn High School in January 1970 has worked beneficially for both students and faculty. The program allows students to elect courses which will be of most interest and need to them. CLAUDIA NICKEL Michigan State Speech II, Interpretive Reading, Debate, Forensics Debate and Forensic Team Sponsor RICHARD CORRIVEAU Michigan State, U. of Michigan Comp, and Speech, Film Making, American Lit. Film Making Club Sponsor DON BEESLEY Wayne State Comp, and Speech, Mass Media. American Humor, Ethnic Lit. GEORGE ARRICK Alma, U. of Michigan Honors English, Comp. II, Individualized Reading MARIE MITCHELL Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan, U. of Minnesota Journalism Observer Advisor WILLARD OTIS Eastern Michigan Basic Communications, Comp, and Speech, American Lit., American Humor Pioneer and Sons of the Desert Sponsor TED LOWREY Michigan State Comp, and Speech, Mass Media, Contemporary Reading DOROTHY WOLFE Bowling Green, U. of Michigan Bible as Lit., Comp, and Speech, Individualized Reading, Mass Media, Independent Study 4‘To be able to be caught up in the world of thought - that is educated Edith Hamilton 8 FACULTY Wide Variety of Classes HAZEL GUYOL Northwestern, Ohio State British Fiction and Film, Mass Media Not Pictured: EILEEN FOGLE U. of Toledo Language Studies, Composition DEAN SLOAN Albion, Eastern Michigan, Wayne State Creative Writing, Intro, to Theatre Muse Sponsor FRANCES SANDERS Eastern Michigan Comp, and Speech, Ethnic Lit., Interpretive Reading, American Lit. Muse Sponsor DICK SHEPHERD Wayne State English III R, Literary Explorations DON O’HAGAN Eastern Michigan, U. of Detroit, Wayne State Bible as Lit., Creative Writing, Honors English, Shakespeare Department Chairman, Literary and Bike Club Sponsor GENE SNELL U. of Michigan Comp, and Speech, Individualized Reading, Remedial Reading JV Football and JV Basketball Coach MARIANNE KEIMIG Michigan State Speech II, Interpretive Reading, Debate, Forensics Debate and Forensic Team Sponsor NICK PAPPAS Wayne State Comp, and Speech, Comp. II, U.S. Lit. JAMES GALLAGHER U. of Michigan Nobel Prize Authors, English Lit., Individualized Reading, Advanced Comp., Creative Writing “If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere. Frank Clarke WILLIAM RICE Wayne State, Western Michigan English Lit., Contemporary Rdg., Study Skills Mathematics and Sciences Stimulate Minds With Principles of Logic JEAN MAKELA Bradley, U. of Michigan Biology I, Chemistry I, Nat. Sci. I, II Ski Club Sponsor RICHARD WELCH Hope, Western Michigan Chemistry, Nat. Sci. II RICHARD EATON Eastern Michigan Physics, Nat. Sci. Ill ERDINE BAUMANN U. of Chicago Biology AMANDA KOEHLER Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Math JAMES BROOKS Ohio State, Wayne State Chemistry, Physics Department Chairman Sr. High Curriculum Council Rep. GORTON BREMENKAMPF U. of Michigan Geometry, Al.-Trig., Caimpi Ski Club Sponsor Teachers of the math and science depart- ments have taught students better methods of reasoning and given them further insight to the make-up of our environment. The expanding variety of advanced courses now offered enables students to progress at higher academic levels. And as a result of the fine instruction in the math department, D S students have been quite successful in the Michigan Math Contest. MATTHEW GODFREY Central Michigan, Wayne State Biology, Nat. Sci. I ARTHUR BROWN Albion, U. of Michigan, Wayne State Nat. Sci. Ill, Physics EAC Sponsor CORNELL GUTH Eastern Michigan, Stanford, U. of Michigan Geometry, Al.-Trig., Advanced Math GORTON KEYSER U. of Michigan, U. of New Hampshire, Wayne State Algebra III, Advanced Math, Caimpi Department Chairman, Math Club Sponsor ROBERT BRAMMER Eastern Michigan, Ohio State, Wittenberg Nat. Sci. II, Conservation ROBERT BRIDGES Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Geometry, Al.-Trig. JV Football and Track Coach VICTOR PEARSON Western Michigan Geometry, Alg.-Trig. AFS Sponsor OLIVE GEST Greenville, U. of Michigan Chemistry, Biology, Nat. Sci. I DON MARSHALL Eastern Michigan, Harvard, U. of Michigan Algebra III, Geometry, Intro, to Analysis Understanding of Past and Present Developed Through Social Studies Classes RICHARD RYAN Eastern Michigan U. of Michigan, William and Mary STUART WADDELL Albion, Wayne State Psychology, Economics DAVID FRYE Eastern Michigan Cultural History, Government Foreign Policy ALAN HARRIS Wayne State Sociology, Anthropology Student Coalition Advisor, Wrestling Coach WAYNE ROE Columbia, U. of Michigan, Western Michigan Personal Living LOIS WAGNER Lock Haven, U. of New Mexico U.S. Cultural History CORNELIUS DE STIGTER Colorado U., U. of Chicago, U. of N. Iowa U.S. History, Government LIONEL GURECIAN Eastern Michigan, Wayne State U.S. History, Government, Economics DILL KING Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Psychology, History Department Chairman. Boys’ Intramurals Sponsor HELEN BURICH Northwestern U. U.S. in Perspective, Government FRANK NAVARRE Alma, Eastern Michigan, Wayne Suite U.S. History, Modern European History RICHARD WARING Michigan State, U. of Michigan U.S. Foreign Policy, Economics The social studies department is no excep- tion when it comes to having a good selection of courses which continue to expose students to the many cultures of the world. ED LANZI Eastern Michigan, U. of Toledo Government, Economics U.S. in Perspective Wrestling Coach BOB RIALS Eastern Michigan, U. of Calcutta, U. of Michigan Geography JEFF SLA BAUGH HFCC, Wayne State Electronics ROBERT DIETZLER Wayne State Auto Shop, Drafting, Wood Shop Bake and Sew, or Make It Go! The home economics and industrial arts depart- ments help students develop and apply basic skills in these fields for personal use or perhaps future careers. O. RAY SMITH Wayne State Graphic Arts, Printing GERTRUDE ROLL Madison, Wayne State Clothing, Child Development, Meal Management LEON KURCZYNSKI Chrysler Tech., Wayne State Machine Shop 12 FACULTY HELEN MARKEY Wayne State Occupational Foods, Meal Management, Child Development Department Chairman ARTHUR KLISCH Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan Drafting RONALD OSWALT General Motors Institute, U. of Michigan, Wayne State Auto Shop Department Chairman MARGARET REILLY Eastern Michigan, Wayne State Clothing, Child Development, Home Crafts, Interior Dec. Time Out for the Finer Things in Life! CAROL VALASEK U. of Detroit, U. of New Hampshire German German Club and Senior Class Sponsor This year Dearborn and Edsel Ford are experi- menting with an exchange program to allow students to further their knowledge of foreign languages. Dearborn High students commute to Edsel for ad- vanced German classes while Edsel students travel to Dearborn for French classes. CANDY BEUTELL U. of Michigan Spanish, French Junior Class and Volunteers Sponsor ROSE LYONS Wayne State Spanish, French French Club Sponsor TONY RUSSO Wayne State Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band The commendable performances by our music department at seasonal concerts, and at the fall and spring jazz shows, has earned them much recognition. The arts, crafts, and ceramic classes also display their talent throughout the year. SARALEE WARD Ohio State Spanish PHILLIP MARK Central Michigan, Wayne State Chorus, Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Music Theory Thespian Sponsor AUDREY CRINER Eastern Michigan, Wayne State Ceramics DON BOUGHNER Wayne State Arts I, Crafts 1 Department Chairman TOM HIRE U. of Michigan, Western Michigan Art, Crafts JACK MARTIN Ohio State, Wayne State Crafts RICHARD JONES Columbia, Ohio State Commercial Art., Crafts, Fine Arts FACULTY 13 CARL FLEGLE Bowling Green Golf and JV Football Coach Who Needs Vic Tanny? The wide variety of courses offered in girls’ physical education classes lias proven to be successful in develop- ing the students’ abilities in chosen areas. And this year, along with the guys, girls are also eligible to try out for varsity sports. BILL HILL Eastern Michigan, U. of Toledo TOM MULDOWNEY Bowling Green, Wayne State Tennis Coach LOU STEHLIK Central Michigan Volleyball Coach, Asst. G.A.A. Sponsor ELIZABETH BASCO Bowling Green, Michigan State Cheerleading and Booster Club Sponsor Football Coach HERB SCHROETER Eastern Michigan Baseball and Cross Country Coach JOHANNA NAVARRE U. of Michigan, Wayne State Department Chairman, Synchronettes Coach, G.A.A. and Officials Club Sponsor JACK JOHNSON Eastern Michigan, U. of Illinois Swimming Coach Business Education and Special Services GEORGE CHODOROFF Wayne State Distributive Ed. DECA Sponsor With the opening of the First Stop last year, students are now able to learn first-hand the important aspects in the owning and operating of a com- mercial business without having to leave school. JIM MONTE ITH Michigan State, Wayne State Retailing, Business Law, Record Keeping Co-op Distributive Education Coordinator HELEN LUCILLE AUXIER U. of Southern Mississippi, U. of Michigan Typing, Office Machines ANNE KOPP Eastern Michigan, U. of Michigan Shorthand, Typing Many DHS students never come in contact with the people performing special services, but that does not diminish the importance of their in- valuable contributions to our education- LILLIAN SIEGEL Michigan State, Wayne State Librarian RUTH ROGERS U. of Michigan Librarian JIM VANDERHULL Central Michigan, Eastern Michigan Special Education al system. JOHANNA BIELECKI CAROLE SMITH Library Aide ELIZABETH ARMATOSKI Library Aide RUTH GOLENTAK Hurley Hospital, Wayne State Nurse LINDA HODGDON Central Michigan, Wayne State Speech Therapist Marygrove, U. of Michigan Social Worker Fulfilling MARY J. MAY U. of Michigan Typing III Co-op Office Coordinator Needs JUDY KRAMER Cornell, Wayne State Special Ed. for the blind ROBERT J. SUDA Wayne State Printing Co-op Trade and Industry Coordinator MARY CLELLAND Wesleyan, U. of Michigan Bookkeeping, Office Machines WILLIAM AUMOCK Central Michigan Data Processing, Typing, Fundamental Computer Programming 15 SENIORS “I am the Child. All the world waits for my coming. All the earth watches with interest to see what I shall become. Civilization hangs in the balance, For what I am, the world of tomorrow will be.” Mamie Gene Cole To the Class of June, 1973: You have been “talked to” by parents, teachers, administrators and various groups of adults all your lives. These “talks,” I’m sure, have occurred with your best interests in mind. 1 make this point to illustrate that I’m not really sure what “words of wisdom” I should attempt to impart on this occasion. If I were inclined to give advice, it would have to be the following words found in a church located in Baltimore and dated 1692: Go placidly amid the noise and haste. W ithout surrender he on good terms with all persons. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Observe the virtue and goodness that surround you; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Take kindly the counsel of years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are lx rn of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, he gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore, be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. On behalf of the staff and the administration, our most sincere congratulations to each of you upon your graduation from Dearborn High School. Len Mazur Class of Seventy-Three Exist. Be. Belong. ■loin up. Si ft i in. Become invok ed. It's easy if you try. Did you try? Or Dili you let eivrything pass you by? If the chance comes ana in, Hope• that you will realize it, do something about it, And love every minute of it. KATHLEEN C'Ol'RTRIGHT TREASl'RER KEN ANDERZAK GARY ANDERSON MARY ALLEN NANCY A. ANDRZEJEWSKI KATHLEEN ANIOL SANDRA JEAN APESCHE JIM ARMSTEAD BEVERLY ARMSTRONG WILLIAM JOHN ARNOLD REBECCA ATKINSON MARY JEANNE AUSTIN KATRINA SUP: BAETZ DWAYNE A. BAIRD SENIORS 21 FRANK T. BALEJA KEITH BALEWSKI WILLIAM CHRIS L. BARBOUR BARTHOLOMEW DENISE A. BARTSCH JANINE BASSETT PATRICE ANDREE BEAUVAIS BARBARA BECKWITH DAVID BEDWELL PATRICIA BEERS DEBRA J. PATRICIA ANNE BELD BEREZIUK LARRY BOCHENEK STEVEN FREDRIC ROLLING STEVEN RORF.RT BOLLINGER KEVIN ROWERS MARK BRADFORD VICKI ROSE BROWN GARY G. BUFALINI KURT BRANDENBURG SUSAN LOWRIE BRISTOL DAVE BROWN WILLIAM BROWNLIE JAY BURGE ROBIN J. BURK BARBARA RAE RICK CAMPBELL CAMPBELL SENIORS 23 GREGORY J. CATI' KIM ALAN CHAPMAN TOM CIARROCCHI SANDRA M. CEBULSKI RUTH CIOCAN LAURA CAWTHON ROBERT CLEMENS COLLEEN ANN COLLINS STEVE CIIIKOS ALAN C. CHRISTENSON KEVIN T. CHRISTOFF JOSEPH F. T. CELESKEY SAHA COLUMPUS KATHLEEN COI RTRIOHT KATHLEEN MARIE CROCKER RICHARD CRAVENS KATHLEEN ANNE CROWLEY ROY S. CZARNOMSKI GREGORY MICHAEL DABKOWSKI ALISON CAY DARR ELAINE DAVIDSON ANN MCQUIGGAN DAVIS DENNIS DAVIS CAROLYN DEC ELIZABETH C. DELAROSSA 26 SENIORS WENDY DENDEL DIANE LYNN DEVOE MIKE DOWNS DAN DOYLE KAREN L. DULUK DAVID (DUDLEY) DUNNING KEVIN DUNWORTH VIRGINIA DUPLER DAWN RENEE ERVIN LARRY ENGER PETE EDDY MARY R. DURBIN DAVID FAITEL SENIORS 27 LINDA H. FENGLER ANTOINETTE FERRANTINO GRACE FISCHLEY NANCY JANE FILIAK MARTHA FIRNSCHILD JIM FISCHER DONALD G. FISHER JACQUELINE LOUISE FONTANA DENISE FORTNEY ELAINE II. FOLTARZ DON FONTICHIARO KATHY ANN FRANK CYNTHIA R. FRANKE NORA FREE LYNN MARIE FRISINGER FORREST FREDERICK DAW, FREEMAN DIANE S. FUJA MARY FIRMAN LINDA S. GAGLIARDI MARGARET A. GALVIN CAROL GAGACKI JUDITH A. GALER LINDA GARNER LAURIE BETH GENTINNE JANET GARRETT CHARLES GARRETT JOHN F. GERMAN MARY CIBBINGS PATRICIA G1BB1NGS RUSSELL JAMES GILBERT DEBORAH D. GOLDSWORTHY DAVID GORSKI KAREN SONIA GOSHTOIAN 30 SENIORS SHIRLEY M. GRANT GORDON C. GRAVELINE JEFFREY JOHN GREENWOOD RONALD GRABOWSKI JUDY GUINN BRUCE HAGELTHORN VIKI HAHN LAWRENCE R. GUTH BARBARA ANN HAIR GARY ROBERT HAJDYLA HENRY R. HAMILTON SHARON GAYE HANNA JOHN HAWKINSON SHANNON HERSEY CHRIS HAYWARD THOMAS HELLER SHARON ANN HAZZARD SENIORS 31 TIM HOFME ISTER MARK HOFMANN ELLEN JOY HOLDA KEN HOGUE JOHN C. HOLM PATRICIA ELIZABETH HOLAHAN CAROL SUZANNE HOLMSTROM PAULA HOROSCO KATHRYN E. HORTON ROBERT HUCKABONE DEBBIE HYDUK JERRY II. HYLENSKI LESLIE JACKSON ANN JOHNSON JEFF JOHNSON KURT M. JOHNSON WESLEY H. JOHNSON NANCY I. JONES ERIC MICHAEL JONES KATZ KATHLEEN MARY KANNAR SUSAN L, KALDER CHERYL L. JONES RICHARD JORGENSEN KRISTA SUE KEATHLEY 34 1 U 1 SUSAN KAISER ROGER S. KEILMAN CHARLES RRYAN KENNEDY DEBRIE KERNEN PATRICIA IRENE KLEIN SUE NANCE KLINGEL KNOOP VICKI KORONA DON KOLIS JOE KIRK BECKY KOWALSKI 35 DEBORAH KOY GAIL KOZORO RONNIE KRAUSE PAUL STEVEN KUCH LYNDA KRAUSE MAKIKO KUSHIDA JAMES M. KW1IX)S LORENE GAIL LAFORTE MICHAEL J. LAJOICE SUE LAMONT 36 SENIORS JANET E. LEES ALISON L. A. LONGUSKI STEPHANIE JO LOWRY SUE LUX KATHLEEN S. MAGUREAN MARK MAINWARING DERBIE MARKLEY CHRISTINE L. MATIGIAN DAVE MASSEY PATRICIA MASLYK DERRA ANN MARTIN JOAN MARIAN MARSH SENIORS 37 JOY M. MATYAS LINDA MAY JILL S. MATIGIAN JOSEPH MAYO ROBERT F. McCARDLE II KAREN LEA McBLAIN KAREN S. McCarthy 38 SENIORS DAVID CHARLES McCarthy VALERIE MAYER RICHARD C. McALPINE PATRICK L. McCASKEY DEBBIE McCOMBS KAREN ELISE McKENNA BRIAN MENZIE STEPHEN ALAN MICKEY VICKIE LYNN McKEE THOMAS MECOLI ART MILES SENIORS 39 DANA MILLER DEBORAH MILLER JANIE JOANIE MILEWSKI MILEWSKI BETSY MILLER DAVID MILLER GORDON MILLER LAURIE ANN MILNES LINDA MISEWICZ HENRY MISSEL 40 LAURIE S. DAVID JAMES MITCHELL MITTON ELAINE MONSOUR JEANNE KAYE LYNN MOORE MOORE DAVID MURPHY DANIEL BRUCE MURRAY TYRONE J. MUSCAT KEVAN DENISE KATHLEEN MORROW MORYC HOWARD THOMAS NOLAND JIM NORTON PAUL MICHAEL NOVACOFF SENIORS 41 DAVID J. OKOPNY MIKE OSLOVAR CATHERINE ANN OVERHAUSER KATHRYN PALMER SUSAN peel JONATHON PEPPER PATRICIA ANN PERON MARIA LUZ PEREZ DAWN PERRIN JEFFREY WAYNE PERRY GREGG PIERCE JAN A. PERVA 42 SENIORS MARIA PETKOFF WILLIAM PIETRZAK STEVEN PREUSS MARCIA MARY PIREK DAVID C. PILLA JACK PRECHOWSKI REYNOLDS STEVE RILEY PHILIP WILSON 44 ROEHM MARCIA RIMAI NANCY JANE ROBERTSON CINDY ROOSEVELT JAMIE ROBBINS RON ROBINS JONI ROSENKRANZ DAVID WILLIAM ROBERTS II CONSTANCE ROBINSON KAREN ANN ROSS JONATHAN MCKINNON ROXBURGH LYNNE M. ROSS JOHN G. RUCKER III CYNTHIA RYBICKI MARTIN ROWE TOM ROTHWELL MIKE RUMMEL CHARLES RUSHING BRIAN V. SANDERS SCOTT D. SAGAN MARGARET SALZWEDEL BRUCE R. SANDERS 45 ROBIN SAVAGE SUSAN SAVAGE GLENN SAWICKE ROBERT THOMAS SCHETTINI SCHILK DOMINIC SCHIMIZZI SCOTT SCHNOOR LINDA SCHOONOVER THOMAS NEAL SCHRIEFER DAVE A. GRETCHEN LUISE SCHULTZ SCHULTZ MARION MITCHELL SECREST HERB MICHAEL SEIDLER FRED S. SENCZYSZYN ROBERT E. SERRE DEBORAH SEYMOUR SUSAN MACLEAN SHIELDS MARK SHANTZ DERBIE SHIPP COLLEEN SHOMO AMELIA LYNN SIMON KAREN ANN SKARJUNE JIM SKELLY 48 SENIORS ROBERT P. SKINNER MARIE SKOVDAL ARTHUR SLATER SHERRY ANN SMITH JEFFREY RICHARD SMITH CHERYL L. SMITH JAMES P. SNABES MARY SNABES MARGARET R. SNIDER MICHAEL W. SOLTIS GARY C. STANTON PAMELA L. STEINHAGEN EDWARD R. STEMPIEN KATHY D. STEPLER SENIORS 49 RICHARD SZYMANSKI JONATHAN TARPINIAN JAN MARIE SWANSON MICHELE JOYCE TAKACS RETSY SULLIVAN NANCY SWIATKOWSKI TIMOTHY JAMES SULLIVAN BRUCE JOHN SZOPO BARBARA LYNN TAUB 50 DEBBIE SZAREK DEBORA THON $ PHYLLIS TAYLOR MARK JUDD THUSTON PATRICIA TODD DEBRA THOMAS ROBERT THEISEN CHERYL THOMAS RAY TORONGEAl! RAY TIDMAN JEANNE MARIE TOMASIC GARY TILLMAN MARIYA TOOHEY DEBBIE TOTH 51 THOMAS TROST AMY TURPIN ROSEMARY UGOROWSKI ANN VISSCHER BRIAN VOYTOVICH BRUCE ROBERT WAGNER JANET L. WALDROP MARK S. WACHOWSKI GLEN C. WAGNER MARIAN CATHERINE WALTERS WILLIAM FRANK WALTERS JR. KENNETH WARTHEN NORMAN WEIN JULIE WARNER GLENN WILLIAM WATSON SUSANN TERRY WEJROCII MIKE WETZEL DENISE WILBER BUD WILLIAMS KENNETH E. WISNIEWSKI DEBRA WINFREE MADELINE FAYE WILKERSON PATRICIA MARIE ZANETTI DEBORAH ZANNIS ERIC H. ZASACKY LAURA LYNN ZENZ A. DIANE ZINNBAUER JEFF BEAM 54 SENIORS ANNE CLABUESCH TERRI L. GREGORY JAMES BAZZY Not pictured: BRIAN ARRIETA MICHELE AUTHIER LEE ANTHONY BARGEON BARBARA BARRY TIMOTHY BEAL DAN BELMORE DAVE BLACK GARY BOOTH CARLOS BORGHETTI KATHERINE BOWERS CHARYL LYNN BRAYMAN PETER JOHN BRETZ DOUG BURGER JOHN BYRNES LELAND DOUGLAS COBLENTZ MARY CHRISTINE COSS TIM CURTIS DARLENE DANISH MICHAEL DOOD DONNA L. ELLIS ED FEENY PAUL FEENY MARK J. FILL ION THOMAS FOUGEROUSSE DEBORAH GALDA RYCH GARDNER CHRISTINE GARNER DIANE GAVOREK TOM GODELL JOSEPH A. GODVIN MICHELE RENEE GRABO JOHN GROVES KAMEL HADOUS TOM HAGELTHORN SANDRA ANN HAMILTON MARY ANNE HAYES WALLY HAYES ROBERT G. HAYSTEAD MARK HENDERSON PAUL HUFF BECKY HUGHES STEPHEN CRAIG HUGHES BOB IVINSKAS ROGER JOHNSON DAVE JORDAN KAREN ANN JUDAY CAROL KALUZNY CHRIS KEYES KATHY SAVATSKY KEITH KIBILKO CATHY KOPIWODA THOMAS KORTE DANIEL N. KOTTLER KAREN KULESUS DENNIS KUMMER MIKE LAKOMY MARK MARTEL PETER MATLOCK PAULA ANN Me BROOM LYNNE SUSAN McCOY DONALD SCOTT McKENZIE KEVIN MITCHELL MICHAEL J. MURPHY ANDREW JOHN NAUGHTON JOHN NICKERSON ED PADUCHA BILL PEMBERTON BRUCE PETERSON MATT RAFTARY TERRY RANKIN GREGG REEVE DAVE RITENOUR PATRICK B. ROSS DONNA GAIL RUTH JANET SCHAD KATHY SHALOGIAN PAUL T. SHARPE THOMAS SIGLER JOSEPH SINISCHO STEPHEN W. SOLAK SANDRA L. SOWERBY STEVEN STANEK CARMINE STRACHAN TOM SZPOND GARY D. THAMAN JACK THOMAS RICHARD TORONGEAU BOB TRAHEY BILL VALENTINE WARREN ALBERT VANW1CKLIN III WYNN WARGO BARBARA WEARN DAN WHEELER GREGORY WILLIAMS LYDIA WILTSIE JOEL WISNIEWSKI AL ZEGIEN DAN ZYWIOL pnlttMi Since the Class of ’73 entered Dearborn High, it has continually shown enthu- siasm and leadership. As incoming sophomores the first major project requiring group participation was the construction of a Homecoming float. With the slogan “Stock It To ’Em,” a second place standing was captured. To increase the treasury, a successful candy sale was then held. The class went on to easily win the Christinas hall decorating contest—a “first” for a sophomore class at DHS. Attempts were made to furnish a sophomore lounge, but after considerable research, the lack of suf- ficient funds brought the matter to a close. In February Spirit Week took place providing not only fun, but a second place victory for the sophomores. Another “first” occurred when 5(1 students from the class helped beautify Dearborn by undertaking a clean-up Outer Drive campaign. The I'gly Man collection gave the Class of’73 their last chance to work together as sophomores. And although they lost to the seniors by a mere fifty cents, a substantial amount was added to their treasury. Progressing to juniors, the class liegan by winning the Homecoming float com- petition with their entry, “Beat The Bell Out Of Belleville.” Through Imgel sales and other money-making projects, the treasury increased. As Christmas approached, the class began constructing decorations for their hall which again took first place honors. At the onset of the new year, the class made a monetary donation to the organization, “Hearing Aide.” During the week of the State Swim Meet, the enthusiastic juniors claimed first place in Spirit Week competi- tion. Once again the Ugly Man collection proved highly competitive as the class was handed a second place finish by the first-place seniors. Spring approached and several picnics were held to unite the class in an activity of good, clean fun. With the arrival of May, the Class Officers had the Junior Prom, “Colour My World,” well under way. A successful turnout emerged from this final junior class activity. Last September, the Class of ’73 finally became the “mighty seniors.” The year began with another “first”—the Fall Camping Trip. Next, the hard work of many seniors produced a Homecoming float, “Junk The Jaguars,” which the judges awarded first place. Closely following Halloween, a senior costume hall party was held. Hail decorating was undertaken next in the class’ traditional library hall. And although many hard hours of work was spent, a narrow victory was captured by the juniors. Semester break produced a highly memorable week- end for those attending the Senior Ski Trip. To inflate funds, senior selling continued, as well as bagel and candy sales. Due to the efforts of the senior girls, a successful Sponge Dance, “Saturday In The Park,” was held in March. Through the Class Officer’s effort, furniture was purchased by the Student Co- alition for the Senior Lounge, which coordinated with the class colors, blue and gold. As the year continued, the annual Ugly Man competition took place, fol- lowed by the Senior Prom, Senior Camping Trip, Graduation, and the final gather- ing of the class, the Senior Party. Throughout the three years. Miss Carol Valasek, class sponsor, offered her advice and invaluable service when it was needed. The competitive achievements are proof of the great spirit that the Senior Class of ’73 possesses. But these are not the only contributions the class has made. F.ach individual has somehow made an impact on the school, and the diverse interests and ambitions of all should lead to future success. June 1973 marks the graduation of 546 seniors from a class that has set a per- manent mark of achievement at DHS and will continue to do so in the years ahead. UNDERCLASS Now I’ve been happy lately, thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be something good has begun.” Cat Stevens Class of Seventy-Four ANNE KNISELY PRESIDENT ANN GROFSOREAN VICE-PRESIDENT This year’s junior class got an early start off to a good year by spon- soring a summer car wash. The funds raised, in addition to previous earn- ings, helped to buy materials used for their second place Homecoming float, “Tan Their Hides.’’ Then, the juniors proceeded to hold a dance with the theme “Junior Discoteque.” For a diversion from typical money- making projects, a ten-speed bicycle was raffled. With the arrival of December, Christmas spirit flourished as many juniors helped decorate a hall that took first place in competition with the other classes. 1-ater in the year, the juniors participated in Spirit Week activities and sponsored a suc- cessful Junior Prom. During the year the class’ sponsor, Ms. Candy Beu- tell, offered her service and advice. 62 Jt MORS MARY MOCF.RI TREASURER Brian Ackerman Debbie Adcock Carter Agee Chris Akers David Anderzak Elisabeth Armstrong Larry Arpi Pete Askins Pat Baize Gregg Baja Jennifer Bakken Bob Balaka Dave Beard Sue Beaubien Bill Bechtol David Akers Mary Ann Alspach Bruce Anderson Eric Anderson Ann Assenmacher Derek Austin Mark Authier Ronn Bagget Cathy Banish John Barton Julie Battjes Chris Baylis Shelley Benson Steve Berkebile Mark Bernard Brian Berndt Dave Berry Jim Berry Karen Besek Dawn Best Barb Bingham Derk Beckerleg Claudia Beers Keith Begin Larry Beiser Joanne Benson Scott Benson Anita Bishop Steve Black Nancy Blair Ken Blankertz Patti Bloom Laurie Boehl Pam Bonamici Peter Booth Matt Borden Cory Borgeson Pat Bouteiller Fred Bowles Starlette Bowman Jim Boye Brian Bradley 64 JUNIORS Gil Brett Nancy Bridgman Kathy Brighton Lynne Brillhart Tim Teri Greg Amy Bristol Nancy Brooks Nancy Bruhn Buczkowski Bob Buick Debbie Campbell Susan Caves Scott Cawthon Chapman Chikos Sue Chupko Cindy Cipolla Joselle Connolly Kevin Connolly John Cook Marcia Cook Roger Corpolongo Randy Corsi Ken Corthals Ann Courtney David Brown Don Brown Mary Bruen Charles Budden Toni Bufalini Laura Bugeia Karen Campbell Dianne Caputu Debbie Carr Dave Celesky Donna Chandler Scott Channell Daniel Chittenden Dale Christenson Colleen Christy Cathy Clark Deanne Cline Greg Collins Sue Coombe Betsy Cooper Mark Corich Nancy Corney Mary Courtright Steven Crawford Carol Creel Dave Crisman Cindy Cronenwett Lynn Curran Carol Curtis Pat Darin Kathy Dasher Sylvia Deboer • Tom Dedo Jim Delage Donna DeLine JUNIORS 65 Sharon DePugh Rick DeVore Karen Dewey Bill Dickieson Janice Dietrich Peggy Doherty Dianne Donojue Brian Dougher Julie Fleming Sue Flowerday Karen Flynn Bill Fortney Mark Fosdick Sue Foster Kathy Frietag Margaret Fromm Vicki Funckes Curt Funk Mathew Funk Mike Galer Debbie Gardiner Jim Gardner Richard Gaskell Janet Gass Mark Geiger Karen Gellenbeck Phyllis Gervais David Gilchrist Denise Gilland Dorene Gilland Jim Giordano Carol Glaub Michelle Godette Mike Gohl Bill Gorman Greg Goyert Donald Grabowski Randy Griffin Tom Griffin Anne Grofsorean Judy Green Linda Greenup John Gregory Elaine Grubbs Pat Grzybowski Brian Guth Jim Hagelthom Dave Hajdyla Dawn Hale Kevin Hallas John Hallissey Gale Hanlin Mike Hanschu Arleen Hansen 66 JUNIORS Rick Robin Janine Lisa Harder Harrison Hartley Harvey Roger Hatfield Linda Haycox Holly Hayes John Heller Dennis Hendricks William Henline Kelley Hersey Eileen Hetu Kevin Higgins John Hilton Vicki Hoelscher Marilyn Hoffman Marty Hofmeister Jeff Lesley Don Cindy Hughes Brian Irwin Robin Itin Jim Jankowski Steve Jann Carol Jason Bradley Jenks Larry Jordan Debbie Jordet Mary Kalasz Mary Holahan Pam Holik Greg Holland Emily Hoover Dave Hopkins Dan Horvath George Huchla Robert Hudak Dan Huff Joe Jagodzinski Gregg James Jenny Jamieson John Jensen Mike Johnson Nancy Johnson Jim Jones Laurie Kalman Elise Kansier Karen Kantrow Dave Kastner John Keasey Cathy Kegler Elizabeth Kelley Shannon Kendell Ann Kennedy Robert Kessel Debbie Kibilko Robert King Ann Kolbe Larry Kolis Dave Kopal Craig Kotlarczyk Kathy Kotowski Barb Kovach Jim Kuhlman Ron Kuhn Donald Kummer Dan Kwilos JUNIORS 67 mm Camille Labadie Ron LaJoice Mike Lambroff Tom La Barge Mike LaFollette Jana Ledbetter Janet Ledford Mike Lee Don Lenhart • Tony Leone Janet Lightfoot Lis Lindsay Emily Long Andrea Longuski Dave Loranger Amy Lusky Patricia Lynch Brenda Mach Rosemarie Malje Brian Mallord Carole Mamos Kevin Mangan Richard Marchand Kerry Mason Glenn Matigian Gail Matyas Sue Me Broom Charinne McCann Sandra McCluskey Terri McCormick Judy McDonald Kim Littrell Tim Loftus Marge Lester Mary Lewy Karl Liebold Lisa Lowery Molly Lowery Jill Lowman Delphine Mackin Matt Macleod Mary Makowske Randy Malloy Kevin Malotka Roll in Marquis Beth Marvin Colleen Mason Lori May Leslie Mayer Diane Me Broom Ken McCardwell Frances McCarthy Shirley McIntyre Ian McKenzie Sandy McKinley Jill McKitrick Jean McNay Kevin McNutt Colleen McPhee Chari Mefford Tom Me ha 11 Bruce Mehi 68 JUNIORS John Mehl Brad Mercer Dave Mercier Carol Merry Ann Merton Tim Mervak Harry Meyer Jeff Meyers Sheryl Middlemis Harlan Middlemiss Janice Mlinaz Jane Mniece Greg Moore Karen Moore Kevin Moore Mike Milinko Lee Anne Mine hew Christi Mitchell Mary Moceri Frank Moore Margaret Moore William Moore Craig Morga Keith Morrow Bob Most Kathy Mozol Mike Mularevich Tim Muldowney Gary Muscat Warren Musson Bob Mustonen Renee Myers Sherry Myers Sandy Myres Mike Nabb Pam Naessens Linda Navan-o Fred Neubecker Art Nichols Nancy Nichols Robert Nunez Belinda O’Connell Cheryl Orr Debbie Orthner Brian O Donahue Mike Oliver Ron O’Neal Margaret Osborn Donald Osborne Debbie Oslovar Joan Overhauser Mark Pachulski Lori Paul Mark Paula us ky Vicki Palonen Ken Paris Brian Parsons Ruth Paulson Sue Pel low Sue Perkins Gail Perkoski Don Perva JUNIORS 69 Chris Poshadlo Ruth Postif Lori Peters Jim Pfeifer Kathy Pichler Marilyn Pydlek Bill Pignanello Sue Pilla Pat Podges Gary Querfeld Vince Raftary Gordon Ralph 1 Robert Ramirez Dean Rank Sharon Ray Meg Rese Janice Ressler Jeff Ressler Donna Riddlemoser Randy Ridgely Patti Riga Janice Rigan Claudia Rimai Steve Ritenour Ralph Rivard Susan Roach Dan Roney Pam Roosevelt ■ Linelle Ross Judy Ryba Janet Sagar Becky Saunders Laurie Schook Richard Roberts Jody Rogula Ted Romanuk 70 JUNIORS Paul Rehberg Lindsey Reid Sue Reinhold Jerilyn Rice Sue Richardson Fred Richter Diana Riggins Mary Riker Steve Riley Laurie Schultz Jim Scott Cheryl Sears Sherryl Seavitt Craig Shefferly Gerard Sheremet Lori Shewchuck Bill Short Mark Schreve Debbie Shuk Joanne Smith Mike Smith Vicki Smith Bob Spafford Debbie Spilka Debbie Sproule Bob Schriner Janet Schrock Sheryal Schulte Dan Serrato £:£ Dave Servgn Becky Servi6 Cindy Shields Jackie Shipp Nancy Shomo Pat Sigler Beth Simmons v Michelle Sitler Sue Snow Sharon Sommerville Dave Soubly Seymour Staley Carole Stunyar Paula Steele John Steinkemper Bonnie Steslicki Dan Stevanovich Rick Stram Barb Strang Loren Streffon Barb Swancutt Karen Swank Ken Swiatkowski Kim Targan Debbie Tarleton Gregg Tarpinian Karel Tess Karen Tess Doris Thompson Cathy Stewart Barb Stoker Greg Stolmar Cindy Stryker Monica Stuntebeck Bob Swaid Joe Swick Sue Szalay Kirk Tabbey Sharon Taylor Paula Teeple Tony Terne s Greg Thompson Joan Thomson Paul Tidman Glenda Tiede Valerie Timson John Toman Laura Tomlinson Karen Tottis Jim Tracz John Tracz Ron Tront Kurt Waggener Russ Waggoner Dan Wakeman Kerry Walters Laura Walters Peggy Ward Nick Welsch Steve West Dave Wiacek Bonnie Wildt Terri Williamson Jeff Wilson Kevin Wood Frank Yest Ted Zaremba Elizabeth Valentine Eleanor VanRaaphors Lisa VanTilburg Rich VanVelzor Don Veenstra Tom Vihtelic Kim Vincent Dan Visscher Cindy Vretta Denise Waldecker Cheryl Waldrop Denise Walker Patti Walsh Lynn Warren Jim W'as Terry Weir Linda Wieleba ZLF Bob Wiet Bernard Winkler Lynn Wilber Linda W is hart Chris Witner Mark Zimmer Kare n Z immerma n Tim Zimmerman JUNIORS 71 Class of Seventy-Five When the sophomore class entered Deartorn High last September, they wasted no time in starting class activities. After the election of class officers, the sopho- mores immediately began work on their Homecoming float, “Is It Soup Vet?” To increase their treasury, a car wash and a bagel sale were held. The class then or- ganized a collection of various wrappers for the “Medical Ship Hope. As Christ- mas neared, the spirited sophomores color- fully decorated tlieir hall. After the new year, more money-making projects were undertaken to add to the class' funds. The sophomores also competed in Spirit Week and Ugly Man Competition with the juniors and seniors. Class sponsor Mr. Tom Muldowney, who is a toys' gym teacher at DHS, was not satisfied with toing liked “just by the guys.” As the Class of Seventy-Five’s sponsor, he has gained the friendship of many students, male and female, as well as an opportunity to provide advice and sendee when it was needed. -JIM JELAS1C TREASURER Mary Abele Danny Aboud Brad Ackermann Karen Agin Daniel Allison Bruce Ames David Anderson Denise Ansara Sue Ashton Jerome Assenmacher James Aukee Brenda Albert Randy Alderman Steve Alexanderson Matthew Allen Susan Armstead Kimberly Arnott Mari Asaro Sharron Ash brook Paul Bandli Bill Banta Jeff Bara William Bardallis James Barnett Sherri Bassett Rolland Baver Sharon Baughman Barb Beale Mark Bennett Paul Berkas Tim Berkebile Cindy Berry Marilyn Berry Carol Bialkowski Elizabeth Bird GeAnne Blanzy Jayne Blemly Edward Bloom Mike Blunk Chris Bodurow 76 Holly Boehl George Boettner Jim Boiczuk Carmine Bollella Nancy Bondie Leslie Boone Marina Borghetti Todd Bradley Scott Brehm Carolyn Brennan Gregg Brinks Kathy Brubaker Richard Bruce Pat Bruen Laura Bruhn Carol Burge Marianne Burke Dan Bums Joyce Burns Dean Cahow Lauren Cain George Calvas Harold Carlton Linda Chupko Pamela Clark Mary Connolly Michele Connolly Catherine Cook Tim Coombc Neil Crowley Tom Crowley Colleen Croxzll Cliff Curtis Tom Borsos Ruth Botts James Bourdganis Gary Braathen Peggy Brock way Debbie Brown Duane Brown Janice Brown Renee Bussinger Dick Butler Lee Ann Button Dan Cahill Mary Carlson Rolfe Carlson Michael Carr Donna Carroll Jackie Carter Sue Cary Dave Chatel Sue Chiappetta Larry Chimenti Karen Chronicle Brian Cleary Renee Clemens Gregg Colvin Andy Corbe ill JoAnn Costanzo Gloria Cowan Cindy Crocker Richard Dacko Ginny Daly John Daly Megan Dan- 77 Kurt Davis Keith Davison A is he Deep Judy Demko r Linda Demorest Jacqueline Dienes John Dietrich Kathy Drake Don Eifler Mary Elanjian Rick Emerson Cathy Empson John Empson Don Dreaver Annette Dudz inski Don Eddy Pat Eggleston Patricia Empson Kristine Engstrom Edwin Evans John Evans Richard Ewasek James Ewing Donna Farber Ron Farkas Norman Farmer Barbara Fischley Deborah Fisher Ann Flandorfer Jannette Ferrantino Denise Ferrazza Charles Finley Winnie Firth Scott Fosdick Patrick Fougerousse Richard Franczak Renee Garzaniti Gary Gavorek Carl Geiger Dean Georgoff Dave Gilley Janice Glotzhober Jeff Gniewek Leona Godlesky Mark Freas Genri Friedrich Kathy Fritsch Janice Galloway Jane Gammerman Lorraine Gardner Mark Garner Katy Garrett 78 SOPHOMORES Debbie Gorski Mike Greener Jamie Greenwood Keith Gregor Russ Gregory Neil Grenier Kathy Griffith Paul Groesbeck Doug Groves Gary Grunst Paul Grzybowski Geri Gunne Betsy Habitz Lynne Hadley Newton Hadley Diana Haglethorn George Hagopian Kathy Hall Marie Hamilton Kathy Hammer Liisa Hanninen Maureen Hanschu Cindy Hanson Jane Happley Pat Harney Robert Harney Mike Harper William Harris Laurie Haslett Janet Hastings Rosemary Hastings Sandy Hayer Clere Hayes Steven Hayes Candy Heater Robert Henna gin Tom Hicks Anne Higgins Jason Hilts Paula Hoefner Gary Hofmann Karen Hogan Mike Holder Dave Hoover Jamer Hostetter Whitney Hoth Gary Huckabone LeeAnn Hudson John Huff Helen Huffmaster Mike Hume Dick Hunter Carol Hutchins Harvey Irla Michael Irwin Susan Isopi Denise Jablonski Thomas Jablonski Steve Jackson SOPHOMORES 79 Tora Jagodzinski Greg Jankowski Kathy Janssen Mary Jedynak Jim Jelasic Dean Jenner Mark Jerore Jayne Jewell Tonya Jones Curtis Jordct Gail Judson Leroy Kalandek Judy Kirk Cindy Klassen Donald Klopcic Bob Knoop Mary Ann Kalis Nancy Kaminski Frank Kardasz Karen Kazakevich Kevin Kazakevich Ken Kelley Debbie Kesterson Lynette Kesterson Thomas Keyes Tim Keyes Brian Kilian Debbie King Janet Knowles Sarah Knox Jeff Kobrick Don Koelb Steve Koitch William Koka Jaye Kolb John Komer Mark Koos Ricky Korona Jim Kosior Dorice Koss Kimberly Kottis Tom Kowitz Jeff Kraft Paul Kramer Mike Krause Pete Krebs bach Steve Krupa Sheila Kurilchik 80 Louis Kustra Mark Kwiatkowski Steve Kwiatkowski John LaBeau Janice Lagerstrom John Lambert Bill Lancaster Loretta Lange Michael Laslo Lisa Lee Matthew Lee Karen Lenceski John Leone Ann Lewandowski Jim Lewis John Lewy Janet Liliemark Charlene Liuzzo Elizabeth Locher Lori Lockhart Mary Lore Colleen Lough Kim Lowery James Lundblad Sandra Lundquist Jeff Machcinski Bob MacLean Michele Mainwaring Tom Malje Pat Maple Dale Mason Gregory Matigian Eula Matlock John Marks red Maslanka ancy Mayland Scott Mazzie Victoria McAdam Deirdre McAlpine Don McBlain Marie McCann Julie McCarthy Dan McClellan Stephen McGarvey George McKenna Linda McKinley Sue Me col i Ken Melcher Collette Mercier Denise Mercier Jan Merkle David Metz Gerard Metz Barb Miller Burt Miller Deanna Miller Marilyn Miller Marsha Mistecki Dale Mitchell Ron Mitton James Moir Mark Monroe Debra Kris Marla Mike Anmarie Nawrocki Keith Nelson Peggy Neubauer Jim Nickell Barb Neiman Murphy Murphy Murphy Murphy Kristine Obidzinski Mona Oei Rob Oelkers Janet Olsen Eric Meyer Carl Meyers Mark Micheals Karl Mi grin Leo Mikitaroff Ronnie Mill er William Miller Gary Mincek Rosie Mininni Jeff Montgomery William Moore Murty Mosakowski Marianne Muldowne Joanne Munoz Jeff Muskat Russell Myers Dave Nance Dave Naughton Kim Niemann Gretchen Nill Gary Nix Michael Norris Mark Nuttal Debbie Orr Paul Overhauser Cynthia Owens Kathy Owens Jerry Paison Jackie Palmer Cathy Park Charles Park Cyndi Park Cathy Peters Chuck Peters Therese Peters David Peterson Mike Pcrsha Shirley Perva Mike Pettinga Ray Phillips Randy Pielecha Mitch Prater Daniel Price Karen Priestaf Gail Pufford Carol Rantala Nancy Rausch Karen Ray Jay Redington Jim Rees Scott Rolik Robert Romeo Dessa Rooney Karen Ross Dave Parker Victoria Parker Mary Parrent Mike Paynter Lisa Pearce Martha Peterson Phil Pettelle Jenny Perrin Tina Perrin Pat Pigott Gale Pinford Dan Piwowar Ted Poling Ward Powers Ron Pullum David Quenneville Martha Rabus Michael Rankin Jan Reinhold Lori Riddick Vicki Roach Barb Robinson John Robinson I Scott Rost | Pam Rowan Greg Rowe Catherine Roy 82 SOPHOMORES Bill Rucker Bill Runco Susan Rust Ken Ruth Larry Ryan Franc ie Schaffstall Mike Schlaff Paul Schmitt Nancy Schneider Bob Scott Darlene Seewald Frank Senko Suzanne Sertick John Shader Linda Siclovan Donald Sidor Mark Siel inski Tara Simon Pat Ryan Jane Sajewski Mark Savage Linda Savchetz Tim Schad Dianne Schulte Audrey Schultz Kathy Schumann -Chuck Schwartz Marilyn Sharp Jon Sherman Mike Shewchut Chris Shipp Matthew Shule Robert Singley Dale Siwula Margaret Skelly Mark Slotnick Brenda Sly Barry Smith Brenda Smith Jody Smith Murk Smith Brian Spencer Debby Spooner Ik nnie Squibbs Norman Staley Peggy Stando Mark Stanford Tom Stanton Linda Stein Mary Jo Stepler Tom Straub Teri Stuntebeck Mary Suchara Robert Sullivan Luisa Toohey Karen Torongeau Janice Tracz Don Tremel Steve Treweek Derek VanRaaphorst Kevin VanWicklin David Vargo Wanda Vlcko Robert Smith Sam Smoly David Snabes Laura Sols tad Tom Spafford Tom Sullivan Kevin Summers Janet Swanson Deena Swerc Karen Takacs Brian Tencza Stephen Terreault Pam Thomas Lynn Thornburg Carol Thorpe Ruth Thuston Karen Tiede Cindy Tollos Diane Tront Susan Turbett Denise Tunnel Pete Valentine Jim Vanderhull Martha Watson Fern Watters Scott Weier I Dave Weir Scott Westby Peter Westcott Kevin Weston Sandy Whitehead Mark Wildt Vicki Dan Donald Michael Womer ' Wood J Wright J Wright Cindy Wilhelm Cheryl Williams Steve Willoughby Dale Wimmer Louise Wolfe Michael Wrobel Steve Wydendorf Mike Yekin Paul Yinger SOPHOMORES 83 Barb Young Margaret Yuhas Faith Zapoli Jim Zimmerman Nadine Zerger Karen Zell Sue Behlmlander Chuck Cliff Beth Firnschild Scott McKinney Bill Moore Mark Nobler Mary Olesko Randi Rauch Karen McGivney Mike Martin Doris Major Marcie Luke Sue Luckett Gary Smith Brian Soloway Bill Tait Michele Wohc iechowski Marjorie Wolfe ACTIVITIES “Sail on by, Your lime has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way, See how they shine. If you need a friend, I’m sailing right behind.” Paul Simon The radiant queen, Janet Schad, and her escort, Tom Schriefer. The Class of '73 took first place again this year with their winning entry, “Junk the Jaguars!” The climax of weeks of planning and Half-time Festivities 88 ACTIVITIES preparation finally arrived on Homecoming Day, Oct, 13. Parents, students, and alumni filled the Pioneer stands to witness the tradi- tional half-time crowning of the queen. This year, the student body chose Janet Schad as the most beautiful girl in the senior class. Half-time also produced another win- ner, as the senior class captured first place in the float competition. Over 250 couples enjoyed the sounds of EPIC, as the DHS Redwood Room was Highlight transformed into San Francisco for the annual dance. After the fortune cookie crumbs were swept away, many found that they had “left their hearts in San Fran- cisco.” Below: Jubilation as the Pioneers score their only touchdown of the game. Homecoming Game The Homecoming Court, clockwise from above: Pati Beers and escort Dan Murray; Kathy Court- right and escort Bob Laux; Alison Darr and escort Ray Tidman; Sue Shields and escort Norm Semchy- shen. “...and now the 1972 Homecoming Queen — Miss Janet Schad!” Above: President Dave Dickieson confers with vice-president Tom Schriefer. Student Coalition Executive Board Every student in DHS is a member of the Stu- dent Coalition. The Executive Board’s main purpose is to act as a body that students can work through. The Coalition continued to sponsor the forum program which was started last spring. Among the speakers at the forums were: a Dearborn policeman, a member of the Viet Nam Veterans Against the War, and the new superintendent of Dearborn Schools, Dr. Anthony Witham. The Homecoming dance and half-time activi- ties were organized by the Coalition. A record- breaking 250 couples attended the dance. Dearborn High has adopted a new orphan this year, a young girl from South America. Dur- ing Orphan Week, Dec. 4-8, more than SloO was collected through cookie sales and donations. New furniture was bought for the Senior Lounge for the benefit of future senior classes, as well as the class of ’73. Below: Secretary Richard Copp (1.) and treasurer Sue Shields r.). Below are the DSAC members and class officers who serve on the Executive Board. Front Row: Wes Johnson, Janie Milewski, Jon Pepper. Second Row: Pati Beers, Kathy Courtright, Joan Milewski, Lisa Lee. Third Row: Jim Jelasic, Deanna Miller, Keith Gregor, Mary Moceri. Fourth Row: Aune Knisely, Ann Grofsorean, Sue Fellows. Not Pictured: Becky Atkinson and Scott Sagan. ‘What the Gimbel’s Is Going On?’ ....‘Here’s Love!’ J� Cast Kris Kringle ... Ken Warthen Susan Walker ... Karen Juday Fred Gailey ... Richard Copp Doris Walker ... Ruth Thuston Shellhammer ... Fred Schebor R. H. Macy ...... Jim Jelasic Dr. Sawyer ..... Kim Chapman Judge Group .... Bill Barbour Above: Susan (1.) and Doris r.) in their apartment after the parade. Below: Fred and Susan become friends. Above: Kris Kringle charms the children in Macy's department store. Below: Shell- hammor, Tammany O’Hallarin, Mr. Macy, and Doris persuade Judge Group. Creativity Abounds on Pages of MUSE MUSE, Dearborn High’s creative arts publication, is produced every year by DHS students. Anything in the area of prose, poetry, photography, art work, or song writing is eligible for display in MUSE. For the best work in prose, poetry, and art, there is a $10 prize awarded. Pictured here are two of the many MUSE entries. John Lester ‘73 Linda Gagliardi Edito in-chief 92 ACTIVITIES ‘Music Is the Universal Language of Mankind’ Choir director Phil Mark. Front Row: Pat Todd, Jan Swanson, Liz Lindsey, Karen Yess, Diana Riggins, Janet Garrett, Karen Me- Carthy, Sue Caves. Second Row: Kim Raffel, Joan Milewski, Deb Campbell, Mary Anne Hayes, Kathy Pichler, Jerilyn Rice, Lynn Fri- singer, Pam Naessens. Third Row: Mary Kalasz, Glenda Tiede, Karen Besek, Jane Mniece, Karen Juday, Doris Thompson, Lesley Howell, Fourth Row: Vicki Hoelscher, Mary- anne Wojtowicz, Amy Turpin, Sherry Middlemis, Madeline Wilker- son, Sharon Hazzard, Cheryl Doughty, Ruth Thus ton, Jody Ro- gula, Phyllis Taylor, Fifth Row: Scott Westby, Ken Paris, Jim Jelasic, Phil Roehm, Randy Corsi, Forrest Fredrick, Wes Johnson. Sixth Row: Tom Trost, Jim Arm- stead, Jamie Robbins, William Bar- bour, Gordon Ralph, John Jensen, David Beard, Mark Sielinski. Sev- enth Row: Kevan Morrow, Kenneth Warthen, Ward Powers, Don Perva, Keith Gregor, Roll in Marquis, Fred Schebor, Robert Spafford, Mike Holder, Thom Spafford. Front Row: Jane Mniece, Bob Spafford, Maryanne Wojtowicz, Ken Paris, Janet Garrett. Second Row: Jerilyn Rice, Dave Beard, Joan Milewski, Jim Jelasic, Karen Mc- Carthy. Third Row: Phil Roehm, Madeline Wilkerson, Jamie Robbins, Sherry Middlemis, Fred Schebor, Amy Turpin, Fourth Row: Kenneth Warthen, Lynn Frisinger, Wesley Johnson, Karen Juday, Rollin Marquis. This year the choir and ensemble provided an enjoyable part of the DHS music program. At the Nov. 17 Jazz Show the en- semble sang hits from the ’40’s and ’50’s. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Phil Mark, assisted in the production of the Christmas musical, ‘Here’s Love’. The Winter Concert, a combination of the bands and the choir, was also a great success. activities 93 DHS Bands Rated at the Top Pictured above are the senior band members. Front Row: Kathy Crowley, Robin Burk, Janene Rogers, Anne Clabuesch, Bryan Kennedy, Richard Szymanski, Maria Petkoff. Second Row: Debi Martin, Wendy Den- del, Pat Ray, Sandra Apeseche, Michael Michaels, Charles Garrett, Paul Novachoff, Phyllis Taylor, Mark Thuston. Third Row: Dominic Schimizzi, Allen Jacobs, Phil Roehm, Charles Rushing, Richard Mc- Alpine, Garry Dickieson, John Holm, Dave Brown, Bruce Wagner. Above: The man behind it all, Mr. Tony Russo. . Above: Barb Campbell, Mary Lore (Head Majoiv ette), Diana Brehob, Cathy Cook, Sot Pictured: Robin Itin, Jenny Jumieson, Barb Nieman, Kathy Palmer. 94 ACTIVITIES The Jazz Band has always rated with DHS students and faculty, but this year it was of- ficially rated as one of the best high school bands in the state. Flaying everything from the '20’s to the ’70’s, the Jazz Band performed at two Jazz Shows. In March the Jazz Band went into a new venture as they performed on WXYZ TV. Appearing with the band were the jazz dancers and the majorettes. The Jazz Band was also a guest performance group at the Detroit Player’s Guild. Giving a fine showing along with the Jazz Band was the Symphony Band. The Symphony appeared at both Jazz Shows in addition to giving three seasonal concerts. ACTIVITIES 95 Business Manager: Hay Tidman Senior Editor: •Joanie Milewski Editor-In-Chief: Janie Milewski Photographer Larry Guth � i PIONEER Composing the PIONEER involves many hours of devotion and hard work to thoroughly represent the past school year. Each year the advisor appoints the chief editors, who usually have had previous experience working on the yearbook. They, in turn, select their staff. Under the supervision of the advisor, the chief editors direct and assist each section editor. The main elements included in constructing the yearbook are: collecting information, plan- ning layouts, writing copy, and pasting up pages. All sections have set deadlines and if these are met, prompt completion of the book is guaran- teed. Only through the dedication of the entire staff can this be achieved. Advisor: Mr. Will Otis 96 ACTIVITIES Faculty Editor: Laurie McCray Activities Editor Lisa Lee Clubs Editor: Katy Baetz Hi •Junior Editor: Claudia Petlichkoff Sophomore Editor Holly Hayes Editor-In-Chief: Gwynn Lee Girls’Varsity Sports: Intramurals Peditor: Index Editor: ACTIVITIES 97 Sue Foster Anne Clabeusch Linda Schoonover Photographer Tom LaBarge ASSISTANTS: Front Row: Karen Goshtoian, Krista Keath- ley, Laurie Gentinne. Second Row: Mary Durbin, Mary Kalasz, Debbie Jordet, Peggy Galvin. Third Row: Pat McCnskey, Laurie Mitchell, Denise Fortney. Xot Pictured: Dave Hopkins, Kaye Moore, Jeanne Tomasic, Bruce Szopo, Marian Walters, John Hallissey, Karl Mi grin, Dave Hopkins, Richard Copp. OBSERVER Editor Karen Goshtoian Advisor Marie Mitchell “...the inescapably impossible task of pro- viding every week a rough draft of a history that-ivi 11 never be completed...” Editor Bill Dow fc + Well; P Since You Dio Anyway-PieAse- WeNeeoYourMeiP, SCMiorSJoPiAN MuSIC-CMTerTAINMeNT I Tor Your Senior CLA$sP rTYjuNetf Staff . Front Row: Greg Goyert, Pete Asking, Laurie Gentinne, Mary Durbin, Brenda Mack, Jan Mlinaz, Robin Harrison, Jon Pepper, Bill Dow. Second Row: Craig Kotlarczyk, Rick Vanvelzor, Dave Hopkins, Don Hubchik, Dan Murray, Ron Robine, Gorden Ralph. Not Pictured: Ann Finlay- son, Kevin Nelson, Scott Schnoor. 98 ACTIVITIES Staff . Front Row: Katy Baetz, John Hallissey, Janie Milewski, Bob Nunez, Holly Hayes, John Neale, Sue Beaubien, Glen Sawicke, Rick Devore. Second Row: Krista Keathley, Anne Clabuesch, Karen Goshtoian, Gwynne Lee, Sue Lamont, Deb- bie Jordet, Dave Dickieson, Tim Chapman, Bill Dickieson, Derk Beckerleg. Not Pictured: Larry Guth, Debbie Enders. The Great Debate Dave Dickieson State Varsity Team Emily Hoover State Varsity Team Front Row: Brian Onken, Ann Grofsorean, Debbie Miller, Tim Mervak. Second Row: Greg Goyert, Robin Harrison, Kevan Morrow. This year the debate team was highly successful in competition across the state. The debaters found victory at Livonia Steven- son and Southfield Lathrup under the direction of Coach Claudia Nickel. Oct. 21-22, six members of the team took part in the selective Michigan High School Forensic Association Student Congress in Lansing. A DHS debater, Dave Dickieson, was chosen as Speaker of the House by members of the House of Representatives. Pam Nasseau State Varsity Team The State Sovice Team: Claudia Kimai, Carol Stanyar, Nancy Trubilowicz. Sot pictured: Kathy Freitag. Claudia Kimai State Varsity Team 100 ACTIVITIES Forensics...a Way With Words Front Row: Ellen Emmitt, Anne Assenmacher. Second Row: Dale Christenson, Debbie Gardner, Dave Dickieson, Donna Chandler. Third Row: Sherry Middlemis, Ann Grofsorcan, Nancy Trubilowicz, Pam Naessens, Carol Stanyar. Above: Coach Marianne Keimig sCwoOt f nra 'COJOWL HONORS WAmr l-Ufy 47 . . flt '4, AJjAwocr St «Mitt or hki XHOQj «960« Lli 1� or M,cm 101 ACTIVITIES CLUBS “Meet me on the highway, meet me on the r xid. As long as you’ve got to travel, don’t you want someone to help you carry your load.” Carole King They’ ve Gone Above and Beyond NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY By ranking high in the areas of leadership, service, citizenship, and scholarship, students earn themselves a place in this select society. Dearborn High has been in- cluded in the nationwide organization since 1928. Front Row: Mariya Toohey, Ann Wolfe, Marcia Pirek, Linda Fengler, Janine Rogers, Laurie Mitchell, Marian Walters, Larry Guth. Second Row: Mary Ann Berkas, Sue Lanci, Gwynn Lee, Judy Guinn, Katy Baetz, Cathy Overhauser, Debbie Markley, Gary Nieman, Charles Garrett. Third Row: Marge Snider, Pat Zanetti,. Marcia Rimai, Ray Tidman, Dan Rhodes. Fourth Row: Scott Sagan, Jeff Johnson, Norm Semchyshen. ‘...Recognize Your Brother And Take His Hand’ Front Row: Marie Skovdal, Maria Luz Perez, Mr. Pearson (sponsor). Second Rou): Nancy Brooks, Marian Walters, Laura Bugeia (sec.), Sherri Bassett. Third Row: Karen Dewey, Emily Hotover, Therese Peters, Debbie Markley (pres.), Kim Kotts, Bonnie Wildt, Elizabeth Valentine (treas.). Barb Nieman, Kris Murphy, Marcia Pirek (v-pres.), Ipolleen McPhee, Gary Nieman, Amy Turpin. AFS With their own version of the UN, the American Field Service promotes peace and brotherhood around the world. Along with sponsoring two exchange students at DHS, Marie Skovdal and Maria Luz Perez, the summer exchange program has also been utilized. 104 CLUBS Sie Sind Die Ausfluglers Front Row: Jill Lowman (treas.), Lin Ehmann, Mark Garner, Dale Christenson. Second Row: Margaret Fromm (pres.). Sue Peel, Nadine Zerger, Miss Valasek (sponsor). Third Row: Meg Osborn, Luisa Toohey, Kathy Freitag, Fran McCarthy (sec.), Kathy Brubaker. Fourth Row: Karen Dewey, Steve Crawford, Flaine Grubbs, Judy Galer. Fifth Row: Laura Bugeia, Julie McCarthy, Mariya Toohey, Margie Snider. GERMAN CLUB Germany has so much to offer and die Ausfluglers (the excursionists) are sampling as much as they can. Not only do they sell Advent calendars, hold soccer matches, and travel to the Old World Market, but they even dance the polka! An oom- pah-pah band, comprised of DHS students, accompanies them. Vive la France! FRENCH CLUB Planning anothe French Club is projects. But, they to visit the Boy entertained with Front Row: Bonnie Wildt, Kim Armott, Pam Naessens, Sue Kochan (pres.), Dave Hopkins, Mrs. Lyons (sponsor). Second Row: Made- line Wilkerson, Kenee Myers, Anne Knisely. A Taste of Big Business Front Row: Cindy Cronenwett, Liz Delarossa, Vicky Palonen, Betsy Cooper, Laura Trzaskos. Second Row: John Wolford, Carl Schleh, Jack Prechowski, Cindy Franke, Liz Lindsey. D.E.C.A. The main goal of the Distributive Edu- cation Club of America is to acquaint students with the wide world of business. First Stop, the school store, is run com- pletely by students and gives members experience behind the counters. Lights, Camera...Action! FILM CLUB Along with their annual Film Festival, this year’s Film Club has an added jot)—a senior film. But with each members’ ingenuity it should prove successful. Take five! Slapstick- Alive and Well Front Row: Richard McAlpine, Garry Dickieson, Jeff Meyers, John Gregory. Second Row: Mr. Corriveau (spon- sor), Ken Wisniewski, Dan Roney, Kathy Palmer, Kevin Higgins, Steve Bollinger, Tom Hagelthorn. SONS OF THE DESERT Drifting back into nostalgia, the Sons of the Desert gather to watch Laurel and Hardy movies each week. Though they’re in black and white and aren’t quite like today’s flicks, the Sons agree that “that’s just the way we like ’em.” y. • Ann Wojtowicz, Gary Homana, Sue Peel. Second lesek, Dale Christenson, Dean Cawthon, Sherry LRou;: Rick VanVelzor, David Beard, Mr. Otis, Front Row: Fred Schebor, Sue Luckett, Tom Crowley, Charlee Finley. Second Rou : Gary Homana, Joe Kirk, Peter Wescott. Third Row: Marcia Rimai (pres.), Claudia Rimai, Wynn Wargo. Fourth Row: John Hal- li88ey, Eric Anderson (vice-pres.), Ken Warthen, Mr. O’Hagan (sponsor), Marcia Pirek (treas.), Richard Copp. THESPIANS With “the smell of the greasepaint” and “the roar of the crowd,” Thespian Troupe No. 586 put on “Here’s Love” for its winter production. Pulitzer prize-winning “J.B.” was presented in the spring. ‘There’s No Business Like Show Business’ The Weekly Readers Front Row: Sharon Hanna. Second Row: Steve Crawford, Debbie Markley, Barbara Link, Joan Overhauser. Third Row: Kurt Brandenburg, Steve Bolling, Dave Mitton, Whitney Hoth, Lynn Frisinger, Cathy Overhauser, Warren VanWicklin. LITERARY CLUB In the relaxed atmosphere of a living room, Lit Club members ex- plore the varied aspects of contem- porary literature. Let’s All Pitch In! EA Monthly bottle, paper and can drives keep Ecology Action busy. Another project done to help the earth was the selling of recycled stationery. Front Row: Nancy Hebb, Sue Richardson, Colleen McPhee, John Neale, Kathy Yuhas, Marsha Mistecki, Mary Furman, Janine Bassett, Teri Bonfiglio. Second Row: Mr. Godfrey, Laura Bugeia, Elizabeth Valentine, Bob Hennagin, Jeff Baettner, Debbie Markley (co- pres.), Ruth Thuston. Third Row: Kevin Mitchell, Makiko Kushida (sec.), Marian Walters (co-pres. treas.), Chuck Rushing. CLUBS 107 Y-Teens Mix Business With Pleasure DELTA Front Row: Liz Schwartz (v.-pres.), Karen Campbell, Cheryl Williams. Second Row: Sharon DePugh (pres.), Gail Perkoski, Janet Sagar (sec.), Pat Bouteiller (treas.). EPSILON Front Row: Jessa Rooney, Phyllis Gervais (pres.), Susan Chupko, Lori Peters, Lisa VanTilburg (I.C.C. Representative), Janice Galloway. Second Row: Cathy Park, Rebecca Servis (v.-pres.), Leslie Mayer, Linda Greenup (treas.). OMEGA and THETA Front Row: Sue Chiappetta, Sandy McKinley (v.-pres.), Chris Bartholomew (pres.), Ann Finlayson (sec.). Second Row: Linda McKin- ley, Janice Dietrich (treas.), Cindy Cipolla (pres.). Taking a break from their Christmas can- dle making are the Y-Teens, an ever-popular girls club. Last autumn’s Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by Y-Teens, had one of its best turnouts in many years. All five chapters work on various service projects. ALPHA Front Row: Denise Gilland (sec.), Dorene Gilland, Mary Ellen Holohan. Second Row: Nancy Robertson (treas.), Ann Finlay- son, Diane Stuntebeck (v.-pres.), Monica Stuntebeck. 108 CLUBS Royalty CHESS CLUB Members of this club have realized why chess has become one of the world’s favorite past-times. Each week they meet to challenge their minds and that of their opponent. Who knows? Maybe we have the next world champion! Left to right: Warren VanWicklin, Rick Szymanski, Gretchen Nil!, Tom Hagelthorn, Sharon Hanna, David Mitton, Whitney Hoth, Steve Truscon, David Kastner, Kurt Brandenburg, Paul Sharpe, Don Eddy, Mike Soltis, Randy Griffin, Dave Beard, Steve Bolling, Mark Thuston, Tom Szpond. Pawns Among ‘Dramatic Proofs’ Revealed! MATH CLUB Periodically the Math Club meets to delve into the many-faceted world of mathematics. Since it is such a broad topic, they are kept busy—and enjoy every minute of it. Front Row: Larry Guth, Barb Link (pres.), Dave Mitton, Mike Soltis, Tom Hagelthorn, George Hagopian. hroot Row: Marian Walters, Craig Hughes, Madelyn Rowe, Miss Wolfe (sponsor), Eric Jones, Linda Ramstack (pres.). Bill Breed- en (v.-pres.). Always There To Help JUNIOR RED CROSS With an eye out for those less fortunate, JRC remains dedicated in its effort to see that no one is forgotten. Thanksgiving was brightened for many thanks to their food baskets. Later in the year, they sponsored a folk festival. CLUBS 109 Let’s Hear It for Pioneer Spirit Front Row: Lori Paul, Pat Maslyk, Linda Wishart (sec.), Denise Fortney (v.-prcs.), Laurie Mitchell (pres.), Ruth Ciocan (treas.), Gwynn Lee, Krista Keathley. Second Row: Rosemary Hastings, Janet Hastings, Sue Lanci, Vicki Palonen, Patti Kmpson, Debbie Murphy, Kris Engstrom, Deanna Miller. Third Row: Judy Kirk, Joanie Milewski, Gail Judson, Faith Zapoli. Fourth Row: Liz Bird, Cindy Cipolla, Dcirdre McAlpine, Bridget Haase. Fifth Row: Brenda Mack, Barb Swancutt, Kris Murphy, Jackie Dienes. Sixth Row: Brenda Albert, Jenny Bakken, Carol Thorpe, Luisa Toohey. Seventh Row: Judy Smith, Kathy Owens, Gail Pufford, Marge Lester, Debbie Adcock, Madeline Wilkerson, Sherry Smith, Chris Bodurow, Katy Baetz. Eighth Row: Gale Pinfold, Vicki Parker, Sue Fellows, Lori Lockhard, Janice Mlinaz, Barb Nie- man, Cindy Owens, Joselle Connolly, Pat Zanetti. BOOSTER CLUB DHS’s True Spokesmen Front Row: Colleen McPhee (v.-pres.), John Neale (pres.), Makiko Kushida (sec.). Second Row: Mike Soltis, John Holm, Dave Mitton, John Komer, Mike Blunk, Lynn Fri- singer, Ron Williams. Third Row: Mary Furman, Debbie Martin, Robin Itin, Fred Schebor, Elizabeth Kelly, Chuck Rushing, Gail LaForte. BIKE CLUB According to President John Neale, Bike Club has “the most loyal members of any club in the school.” The only thing that gets in the way is snow or rain. But with good weather, these spokesmen firmly believe that the bicycle is the only mode of transportation. These loyal Pioneer fans work hard to keep spirit alive at DBS. Though it hikes work, they don’t mind it because they know “spirit makes the teams go ’round.” They Thrive in the Snow! SKI CLUB Though this club didn’t have many opportunities for skiing, the times they went proved en- joyable. Ranging from snow bunny to hot-dog, members rode out to Alpine Valley for exciting evenings on the slopes. 110 CLUBS ‘Spread the Word- God Is Love’ CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB Getting to know each other in a Christian atmosphere is the main purpose of this new club. As acts of friendship, they have visited convalescent homes. Gymnastics Club- Fun, Finesse, Fitness GYMNASTICS CLUB This club gives all girls an opportunity to use the gymnastic apparatus. Though they’re not all excellent gymnasts, they enjoy the workouts! Members of the DHS Gymnastics Team are among the members. Front Row: Janet Garrett (v. pres.), Jeanne Tomasic (pres.), Joan Overhauser (sec.). Second Row: Julie Fleming, Cathy Cook, Collette Mercier, Terri Gregory, Janine Ba'sl sett. Third Row: Doris Major, Deanna Miller, Diana Riggins, Kathy Frank, Phyllis Ger- vais. Fourth Row: Sharon Fragner, Amy Lusky, Susan Chupko, Lori Paul, Linda Greenup Sue Bristol. CLUBS 111 Beat the Clock.... DHS TIMETTES With stopwatches in hand, the timettes attend each home swim meet. They’re not in the stands, but behind the starting blocks. They take accurate timings for the tankers. Collete Frank, Schad, Sandy Front Row: Faith Zapoli, Denise Mercier, Mercier, Marianne Muldowney. Second Row: Kathy Doris Major, Claudia Beers, Sherri Bassett, Deanna Barb Nieman, Karen Tiede, Vicki Parker, Gale Pinfold, Fox, Therese Peters. Behind the Grapplers Front Row: Sue Kochan, Michelle Godette, Linda Greenup. Second Row: Sue Roach, Donna Deline, Pam Steinhagen (co-capt.), Janine Rogers (co-capt.). MAT MAIDS These girls keep all of the facts and figures in order for the wrestlers. They work the clock, keep score, and keep statistics. 112 CLUBS Spirit Week... Five Days of High School Madness Fastest mouth in the west, Dan Wakeman, winner of the Cake- Eating Contest. Gobbling their fastest, the other contestants couldn’t out-eat Wakeman. The seniors make apple-passing look fun. DHS’s third annual Spirit Week was held this year, March 12-16, to stir interest in the State Swim Meet held that week end. Starting off was Monday’s Cake-Eating Con- test. Junior Dan Wakeman took first place, with sophomore Bob Knoop and senior John Wolford running a close second and third. Tuesday brought the Slave Auction where members of the swim team. Coalition Executive Board, and other school-wide “celebrities” were auctioned off. All day Wednesday slaves paraded about, dressed hideously by their unbending masters. Slaves’ foolish antics amused students through- out the day, especially at lunch time. Bathtub Stuffing also took place on Wednesday. For the second year in a row, the Class of ’73 proved their togetherness as they stuffed 26 people in the tub to win the contest. The juniors came in second with 24 people while the sophomores only squeezed in 18. On Thursday, fair skies sent everyone out- side for the class games. Apple passing was won by the seniors with the sophomores coming in second. Three legging-it, sophomores Bob Knoop and Dale Wimmer came in first while seniors Pat McCaskey and Tim Sullivan pulled in second. In third place was the junior class duo of Marty Hofmeister and Rick VanVelzor. The last event was the wheelbarrow race, won by seniors Pat McCaskey and Ray Tidman. Taking a muddy second were Bob Knoop and Dale Wimmer. In third place for the juniors were Dave Hopkins and Paul Tidman. On Friday, the points from all events were totaled and the seniors ranked the highest with 16 points. In second place were the sophomores with 11 points, while the juniors managed to earn nine. Three legged race contestants fly towards the finish. Going once...going twice...sold! And another slave is auctioned off to the highest bidder. Slaves provide entertainment at last lunch. Even the muddy grass couldn’t stop these wheel barrow ing duos. SITY SPORTS “Win or lose, playing at all is winning.” Wolfgang Wording, Olympic pole vaulter Harriers First in League, Regionals Third in State 1972 proved to be a banner year for Coach Herb Schroeter’s Cross Country team. Finishing at least 1-2-3 in every dual meet, the harriers went undefeated. Their season climaxed with firsts in the City, League and Regional meets, and a third in the State meet. The JV team also went undefeated, winning the Redford Union JV Invitational Meet as well as the City and League JV races. Next year’s team should be just as tough with senior co-captains Tony Costanzo and Pat McCaskey being the only varsity runners not returning. Breaking the course record, senior co-captain Tony Costanzo sprints to the finish with a time of 15:09. Front How: Mike Oliver, Gil Brett, Jim Scott, Dan Allison, l’at McCaskey (co-capt.), Tony Costanzo co-capt.), Dan Visscher, John Tracz, Hick DeVore, Dave Celeskcy. Sec- ond Row: Curt I'unk, Kerry Mason, Brian Bradley, Kevin Summers, Mike Galer, Kirk Tabbey, Dan Horvath, Keith Nelson, Tim Mervak. Back Row: Coach Schroeter, Rob Kessel, Barry Smith, Randy Griffin, Dave Mitton, Joe Celeskey, Gary Nix. 1972 Cross Country Varsity Dan Allison Co-captain Tony Costanzo Rick DeVore Co-captain Pat McCaskey Jim Scott John Tracz Dan Visscher CROSS COUNTRY Dearborn 16 Churchill Opponent 46 17 Edsel Ford 44 15 Plymouth 50 19 Bentley 39 15 Allen Park 50 17 Belleville 42 15 Redford Union 50 17 Fordson 43 19 Trenton 45 1st City 1st League 1st Regional 3rd State Season Record: 9-0 Coach Herb Schroeter—the man who makes the harriers run. Senior co-captain Pat McCaskey, Varsity Coach Schroeter and the Cross Country Team happily pose after their victory at Regionals. VARISTY SPORTS 117 Gridders Lack Winning Element Above: Varsity Coach Bill Hill looks on from the sidelines. Right: Mike Oslovar goes for a touchdown. Above: Leading the charge for the JV backfield is fullback Don Eifler (34) blocking for halfback Bob Scott (20). Below: The JVs plan their next play. 118 Above: Rich Cravens (72) blocks as Jack Thomas (25) gains some tough yardage. Below: JV Coaches Gene Snell (1.) and Robert Bridges. Front Row: Bruce Peterson, Bill Walters, Mike Os- lovar, Co-capt. Gary Nieman, Co-capt. Rich Cravens, Howard Noland, Tom Neill, Kevin Christoff, Jon Tarpinian. Second Row: Coach Bill Hill, Kerry Wal- ters, Tim Muldowney, Frank Yesh, Mark Corich, Don Kolis, Jon Hilton, Jack Thomas, Jim Gardner, Art Nichols, Norm Wein, Russ Waggoner. Third Row: Don Veenstra, George Huchla, Brian Guth, Greg Tarpinian, Mike Downs, Ed Eloian, Joe Koprowicz, Jim Kwilos, Mike LaJoice, John Hallissey, Ass t. Coach John DeYonke. Fourth Row: Bill Lawton, Gordon Ralph, Jim Berry, Larry Kolis, Jeff Meyers, Ken McCardwell, Randy Ridgely, Fred Senczyczyn, Kurt Waggener, Mgr. Mark Pachulski, Mike Hanschu, Mgr. Don Mc- Blain. VARSITY FOOTBALL Dearborn 15 Southgate Oppone 8 6 Edsel Ford 43 7 Plymouth 27 6 Bentley 14 7 Allen Park 13 7 Belleville 14 0 Redford Union 36 10 Trenton 22 Season Record: 1-7 JV FOOTBALL Dearborn Opponent 6 Edsel Ford 8 13 Plymouth 7 7 Bentley 7 14 Allen Park 7 7 Belleville 14 18 Redford Union 6 0 Trenton 0 Season Record: 3-2-2 Front Row: Paul Grzybowski, Bob Knoop, John Leone, Randy Alderman, Rick DeLarossa, Bob Scott, Dave Snabes, Dennis Korovlev. Second Row: Rolfe Carl- son, Don Eifler, Dave Hoover, Rich Franczak, Mark Garner, Pat Fougerousse, Dean Georgoff, Bob Romeo, Dave Parker, Steve Koitch. Third Row: AssY. Coach Bob Bridges, Les Boone, Bill Moore, Chuck Cliff, Russ Gregory, Scott Westby, Don Klopcic, Mike Paynter, Ron Mitton, Dale Siwula, Dick Ewasuk, Ken Melcher, Dale Mason, Jason Hilts, Coach Gene Snell. Front Row: Ann Knisely, Linda May, Linda Greenup, Jackie Shipp, Patti Bloom. Second Row: Debbie Shipp, Debbie Oslovar, Terry Rausch, Ann Kennedy, Nancy Jones, Karen Tottis. Not Pictured': Vicki Palonen, Carol Stanyar. Under the coaching of Shirley Heydrick, this year’s field hockey team held a perfect record until the final game. Although a number of seniors are leaving, the predominately junior team will be back to try again with the aid of the now experienced JV’s. Front Row: Carol Rantala, Sue Beaubien, Cathy Cook, Becky Hughes. Second Row: Robin Savage, Wendy Dendel, Linda Garner, Becky Kowalski. Third Row: Nancy Schneider, Barb Fischley, Diane Hagelthorn, Madelyn Rowe, Sharon Frag- ner. 120 VARSITY SPORTS Coach Shirley Heydrick Carol Stanyar (above) prepares to pass to Jackie Shipp. Ann Kennedy (below) tackles her opponent. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Dearborn Opponent 2 Detroit Redford 0 2 Edsel Ford 0 1 Fordson 4 JV FIELD HOCKEY 1 Detroit Redford 1 0 Edsel Ford 2 0 Fordson 0 Another Winning Season for DHS Linksmen The DHS linksmen finished undefeated this season with outstanding performances by four seniors pictured on this page. Clock wise from upper left, they are: Bruce Szopo, Tony Jablonski, Pete Eddy, and David McCarthy. Despite the loss of these graduates, Coach Carl Flegle expects to have another winning season next year. Front Row: Dave McCarthy, Bruce Szopo, Tony Jablonski, Pete Eddy. Second Row: Don Fisher, Coach Carl Flegle, Dennis Davis, Tom Jablonski, Gary Anderson, and Bob Nunez. Dear horn VARSITY GOLF Opponent 152 Trenton 163 146 Plymouth 153 322 Brighton 347 322 Plymouth 326 322 Lumen Christy 330 154 Parma Western 173 161 Bedford Union 166 146 Edsel Ford 166 163 Belleville 174 315 Ann Arbor Huron 316 174 Brighton 2nd League Season Record 11-0 191 Krista Keathley ‘Give Me a D!’ The dedication and inspiration of this year’s cheerleaders reflected the spirit of the student body. The new swim-wrestling squad was a great addition and proved to be very successful. Cheerleading is a responsibility which involves much hard work, time, and perfection. The girls have many memories to cherish through this rewarding experience. The senior girls pose with perfection in their final cheer. Cat Maslyk 122 VARSITY SPORTS Capt. Brenda Mack Swim-Wrestling Squad Marge Lester Sue Fellows Co-Capt. Kay Tidman Dave Ritenour Dave Schrock Steve Berkebile Matmen Fare Well The 1972-73 Pioneer wrestling team had its highs and its lows, but the wrestlers came up with a winning sea- son as they produced a 6-5 record in dual meets. Mr. Ed Lanzi, coaching his 14th winning season out of 15, ended his coaching career this year. Taking over as head coach next season will be Mr. A1 Harris, assistant coach for the past five years. Above: Coaches Ed Lanzi (left) and Harris (right) watch from the side lines. A1 Brad Ackerman Dearborn VARSITY WRESTLING Livonia Franklin Opponent 60 6 45 Flat Rock 15 38 Sylvainia, Ohio 13 52 Bentley '9 14 Edsel Ford 37 Plymouth ' V 41 6 4 Trenton 51 18 1 Allen Park 31 22 Redford Union 32 35 Crestwood 26 26 Belleville 21 Season Record: 6-5 John Hilton Carl Geiger Kolfe Carlson Tom Vihtelic Brian Menzie Don SLdor Dave Hopkins Pat Ryan Co-cagt. Randy Smith Against Tough Competition Above: Dave Ritenour works over his Trenton opponent. Below: The senior wrestlers and their parents are honored Above: Tom Vihtelic confronts his man. at the last home meet. Below: Paul Tidman puts up a tough fight. Not Pictured: Ron LaJoice Joel Wisniewski Mark Geiger Paul Tidman Tim Berkebile Tim Chapman Ken McCardwell Karl Migrin Cagers Much Better Than Record Shows The Pioneers came out on the short end of a game more than their share of times this year. After losing the first few games by such a small margin, the fans wondered if the cagers would ever get a break. But the Pioneers had an aggressive spirit and hung tough all the way. Standing out above their record are two memor- able nights. Lead by senior co-capt. Barry Cope- land, the Pioneers first “fowled” the Edsel Ford Thunderbirds in front of a home crowd. The great victory of the season came next in the District playoffs. The Pioneers put it all together and walked away with a brilliant victory over Fordson. On that special night, the cagers proved that they were probably one of the best teams in the 1973 Sub- urban Eight Conference. Coach Jim Van- derhull (Chief) provides a bit of last minute in- spiration. VARSITY BASKETBALL Dearborn Opponent 49 Grosso Pointe South 68 58 Churchill 59 53 Bentley 58 62 Trenton 58 54 Fordson 55 63 Allen Park 67 56 Stevenson 58 65 Rodford Union 67 58 Plymouth 78 39 Belleville 45 63 Southfield Lathrup 71 56 Bentley 46 48 Edsel Ford 67 57 Franklin 51 55 Plymouth 63 64 Trenton 47 51 Allen Park 64 37 Red ford Union 66 53 Edsel Ford 49 55 Belleville 50 41 Fordson 36 46 Southwestern 77 Second Districts Season Record: 7-1 ? Front How: Craig Kotlarczyk, Dusty Krause, Pete As- kins, Barry Copeland (co-capt.), Jeff Johnson, Joe Celeskey. Second Row: Greg Brinks (mgr.), Steve Onken (mgr.), Dan Rhodes, Jim Tracz, Kevin Nelson, Tom Neill, Tom Schriefer, Jim Vanderhull Jr., Dan Huff, Jamie Robbins (co-capt.), Coach Jim Vanderhull, Coach Gene Snell. 126 VARSITY SPORTS Copeland drives to the hoop for tinii Official Pioneer basketball (1972- 1973.) Celeskey dribbles as Neill stands wide open. JV’s Post Fine Record The junior varsity basketball team looked impressive this season. A solid 12-8 win-loss record was achieved. Coach Gene Snell was the key to their fine year. His knowledge and tough- ness as a coach motivated his team to win. Highlighting the season were two victories over Edsel Ford and one over Fordson. These three special wins, in addition to an excellent record, formulated a rewarding season for the JV cagers. Left: Coach Snell teaches his team to have pride. 1 tear born JV BASKETBALL Opponent 25 Grosse Pointe South 40 65 Churchill 52 57 Bentley 48 54 Trenton 35 54 Fordson 38 26 Allen Park 52 42 Stevenson .50 5« Redford Union 66 53 Plymouth ? 55 59 Belleville 38 48 Southfield-Lat hrup L 40 P 54 Bentley 47 52 Edsel Ford 40 47 Franklin 41 47 Plymouth 18 53 Trenton 31 42 Allen Park 47 53 Redford Union 73 54 Edsel Ford 53 60 Belleville 55 Season Record: 12-8 Front Row: Frank Yesh, Dale Wimmer, Steve Wydendorf, Dave Celeskey, Bill Rucker, Dale Mason. Second Row: Greg Brinks, (mgr), Mike Greener, Chuck Cliff, Bill Piganello, Paul Grzybowski, Jason Hilts, Brian Bradley, Don Klopeic, Coach Gene Snell. Left: Both play- ers look for an opening. Right: A con- cerned bench watches with intent. 128 VARSITY SPORTS Bump! Set! Spike! Front Row: Ann Knisely, Linda May, Debbie Oslovar, Karen Tottis. Second Row: Barb Fischley, Ann Kennedy, Patti Bloom, Carol Stan- yar, Sharon Sommerville. Successful is the way to describe this year’s girls JV and Var- sity Volleyball teams. Looking forward to a winning season, these girls practiced many hours to achieve their goal-perfection. Lead by Coach Lou Stehlik, the Varsity team took the State championship. A bove: Debbie Oslovar smashes another one over the net. Above: Coach Lou Stehlik. Left: Ann Knisely sets one up for teammate Debbie Oslovar. Be- low: Linda May (left) serves while Marsha Mistecki (right) bumps to Diana Brehob. Front Row: Emily Hoover, Cathy Dasher, Jenny Rupe, Wendy Dendel. Second Row: Kathy Horton, Marsha Mistecki, Patti Riga, Sue Perkins, Diana Brehob. VARSITY SPORTS 129 Tankers Still at the Top; Rank Above: Kevin Dunworth shows his winning style in the butterfly as he splashes his way to yet another victory. Right: Shannon Dun- worth speeds toward the finish. Below Left: Bob Blake and Mike Oslovar wait eagerly for a piece of victory cake following the Kdsel Ford meet. Below Right: Paul Crowley brings home a winning time. Below: “Stormin’ Norman” Semchyshen takes a break between races. Dearborn Opponent 78 Grand Blanc 17 84 Thurston 11 62 Groves 26 60 Seaholm 35 75 Grosse Pointe North 20 81 Plymouth M 75 Trenton 20 46 Ann Arbor Pioneer 49 rtfKfci 83 East Lansing 11 74 Allen Par if 21 79 Bedford Union 16 78 Belleville 17 78 Bentley 17 65 Farmington Harrison 30 62 Edsel Ford m First League Third State Season Record: 14-1 First in League, Third in State The Pioneer swimmers continued their powerful rule over league competition again this year. After sending many of the ’72 state champs on to the college circuit, the ’73 team showed that there was still plenty of steam left in the “cake machine” as they came up with another outstanding season. This year's accomplishments include winning the league crown, sparkling in the Detroit News Invitational Meet, ob- taining a 14-1 season record, and ranking third in the state. Superior performances were made by Norman Semehyshen who broke records to capture the state crown in both the 200 and 400 yd. freestyle and Kevin Dunworth, state champ in the 100 yd. butterfly. The Pioneers can be proud of their many accomplishments, record-breaking performances, and most of all, the respect and admiration they earned through their hard work. Above: Coaches Jack Dunworth (1.) and Jack Johnson (r.) keep their eyes on the pool and the stop watch. Front Row: Dave Paitel, Shannon Dunworth, Steve Mickey, Paul Crowley, Norm Semchysehn (co-capt.), Kevin Dunworth (co-capt.), Mike Oslovar, Bob Blake, John Groves, Gary Stan- ton, Bruce Hagelthom. Second Row: Ass’t. coach Jack Dun- worth, Bob Maclean, Gary Muscat, Don Hubchik, Bob Balnka, Dan Wakeman, Don Lenhart, Jim Hagelthom, Pete Booth, Scott Cawthorn, A1 Wright, Coach Jack Johnson. Third Row: Mike Shewchuk, Chuck Flynn, Jerry Assenmacher, Tom Stan- ton, Bill Kokas, Dan McClellan, Gary Huckabone, Chris Shipp, Mark Stanford, Gary Braathen, Mark Smith, Neil Crow- ley. Not Pictured: Mark Mainwaring. VARSITY SPORTS 131 Gymnasts Combine Front Row: Julie Fleming, Terry Gregory, Cathy Cook, Kathy Frank. Second Row: Doris Major, Janet Garrett, Sue Bristol, Joan Overhauser. Third Row: Diana Riggins, Jeanne Tomasic, Linda Greenup, Laurie McCray, Amy Lusky. Not Pictured: Sharon Fragner. The 1972-73 season ful- filled the hopes and expecta- tions of the Pioneer Gym- nastics Team. The girls suc- cessfully defeated other teams giving them an undefeated season. Cndcr the coaching of Miss Shirley Heydrick, the Pioneers exhibited the skill necessary in achieving their victories. This skill allowed six of the girls to qualify for participation in the girls State High School Meet. Their remaining teammates joined them in entering the Regional Meet in hopes of qualifying for the State Meet. Skill With Grace Coach Shirley Hcydrick Tennis Buffs Hope For Smashing Success After losing seven of last year’s varsity lettermen, this is a rebuilding year for Coach Tom Muldowney. A good turnout at the begin- ning of the season promises to provide some strong teams for the upcoming years. Goals for this year’s team are: to beat Edsel Ford, to dominate Regionals, to maintain their un- beaten string, and to place at State. Coach Tom Muldowney Front Row: Jeff Meyers, Larry Arpi, Steve Bolling, Dave Dickieson tri-capt.), Dan Murray (tri-capt.), Don Veenstra, Dave Loranger, Robin Harrison, Mike Shewchuck, Bill Rucker. Second Row: Gary Homana, Bill Fortney, Randy Griffin, Nick Welsch, Tom Dedo, Dave Erickson, Gregg James, Louis Kustra, Eddie Bloom, Mike Blunk, Pete Krebsbach. Third Row: Eric Meyer, Dan McClellan, Eric Zasacky, Bill Valentine, Kevin Malotka, Dan Roney, George Hagopinn, Dean Cahow, Kasey Runkel. Fourth Row: Chuck Rushing (mgr.), John Evans, Frank Senko, Bob Singley, Greg McGrew, Paul Berkas, Neil Crowley, Dan Cahill, Dennis Korovlev, Pete Dendel. Not Pictured: Greg Catt (tri-capt.). Below: Tri-captains for 73, Greg Catt (1.), Dave Dickieson (c.), and Dan Murray (r.). Team members practice for the upcoming season. t Front Row: Jon Tarpinian, Bob Theisen, Joe Mayo, Bob Knoop, Mark Paulausky, Thom Locke, Craig Shefferly, Most, Keith Begin, Rich Torongeau, Dusty Krause. Second Third Row: Dave Kopal, Bob Mustonen, Gregg Tarpinian, Row: Coach Schroeter, Michael Galer, Dale Mason, Bob Ken Swiatkowski. Art Nichols. Sluggers Aim for Victory Front Row: Don Klopcic, Bob Ramirez, Bob Wiet, Scott Coach Poe. Third Row: Kevin Connolly. Jeff Kobrick, Channell, Bob Scott, Bill Bardallis, Jim Bourdganis. Mickey Laslo, Jim Vanderhull, Greg Jankowski, Phil Second Row: Dave Mercier, Mike Krause, Larry Chi- Pettelle, Coach Flegle. mienti. Dale Wimmer, Jim Zimmerman, Don Tremel, Racketeers Go Undefeated This year the girl’s varsity tennis team made an excel- lent showing with an undefeated season. Among their wins was an impressive 4-3 decision over Trenton which broke their string of 32 consecutive victories. With 12 returning underclassmen, next year’s team has hopes of being even greater. Front Row: Patti Bloom, Carol Rantala, Cathy Dasher, Emily Hoov- er, Carol Stanyar, Wendy Dendel, Deanna Miller. Second Row: Kathy Savatsky, Ann Kennedy, Sue Perkins, Sharon Sommerville, Karen Tottis, Patti Riga, Sheryl Seavitt, Barb Fischley. Front Row: Carol Merry, Jackie Shipp, Sandy F'ox, Madelyn Rowe, Kathy Frank. Second Row: Laura Bujeia, Laurie Kalman, Elizabeth Valentine, Shannon Mersey, Lori Gardiner, Jody Smith. Synchronettes Front Row: Sandy Whitehead, Vicki Parker, Pat Harney. Second Row: Kathy Mozol, Karen Kantrow, Terese Peters, Maryann Muldowney. The Synchronettes Club held its third High School Invitational this year in which eight other schools competed. They also competed in various other meets including an AAU meet in Garden City and put on a show in May. Although the nucleus of the team will be back next year, all strong swimmers who are willing to spend some time at practices, are welcome. VARSITY SPORTS 137 Trackmen Look Toward Winning Season Front Row: John Hallissey, Bill Walters, Hay Tidman, Pat NlcCaskey, Bob Blake (co-capt.), Tony CosUinzo (co-capt.), Jack Thomas, Howard Noland, Jamie Robbins, Chris Baylis, John Hilton. Second Row: Keith Morrow, Bob Buick, Rick DeVore, DanVisscher, Mike Oliver, Jim Tracz, Bob Balaka, Don Fisher, Randy Malloy, Jim Scott. Third Row: Ron Kuhn, Tim Muldowney, Jim Jones, Bob Tomasic, Russ Wagner, Dave Hopkins, Chuck Flynn, Dean Gerogoff, John Leone, Rick Delurossa. Fourth Row: Mike Hanschu, Brian Bradley, Frank Yesh, Gary Nieman, Gerry Hylenski, Mark Corich, Randy Alderman, Mark Geiger, Barry Smith. Fifth Row: Chuck Cliff, Rick Franczak, John Tracz, Keith Nel- son, Kevin Summers, Mark Bernadi, Leslie Boone, Tom Hicks, Rick Ewasek. Sixth Row: John Groves, Tim Schad, Brian Guth, Tim Mervak, Dan Wakeman, John Shader, Dan Allison. Seventh Row: Cliff Curtiss, John Dietrich, Jason Hilts, Paul Grzybowski, Jim Nickel, Don Eifler, Rich (’ravens, Andy Naughton. 17 returning lettermen, including co-captains Bob Blake and Tony Costanzo, will be looking for the special combination of fine talent along with the experience of veteran trackmen. With this abundance of superb trackmen, Coach Robert Bridges along with the help of Jack Dunworth, foresee little trouble in obtaining yet another successful season. Below: Co-captain Bob Blake rides the pole upward toward Above: Pat McCaskey keeps in shape during record height, the season by doing road work. Below: Chris Baylis exhibits the form that makes him Dear- j [ bom’s top hurdler. Above: John Hallissey clears the bar with plenty to spare. Left: Co-captain Tony Costanzo finishes the two-mile. Left: Smiling after the first victory of the season are Coaches Jack Dunworth and Robert Bridges. Right: Dan Visscher finishes out the mile. Left: Gary Nieman puts the shot in early season competition. Right: Jamie Robbins hits an excellent long jump TRAMURALS “Winning isn’t everything, hut wanting to win is.” Vince Lombardi Boys’ Intramurals Provide Extra-curricular Activity Boys’ Intramural sports provides after school sport activities for boys who want to be involved in more than Varsity sports, and those boys who want to keep in shape and have fun doing it. There is friendly competition between the boys and les- sons like good sportsmanship and fair play are learned as the players face their friends as the opposition. All in all it is a lot of fun intermingled with many learning experiences. Scott Brehm is a unique member of the boys’ intramural bowling team. Blind since shortly after birth, Scott has been very active in sports all through school. Sports Scott enjoys are baseball, wrestling and football. His pigskin even has a specially built in “bleeper” so he can hear it coming! Almue: Scott is pictured bowling. H2 INTRAMURALS GAA Mixes Fun ’n Fitness Mrs. Johanna Navarre Synchronettes, DHS’ girls’ synchronized swimming team, coach. Miss Elizabeth Bacso Varsity, junior varsity, and swimming - wrestling cheerleaders’ coach. GAA officers from left to right are Madelyn Rowe (pres.), Madeline Wilkerson (v.-pres.), Cheryl Brayman (sec.), and Linda Greenup (treas.). Mrs. Lou Stehlik Intramural tennis, volley- ball, and basketball sponsor. Varsity tennis The Girls’ Athletic Association provides coach, an outlet for girls interested in participating in extra-curricular sports. GAA not only in- volves athletics, but also encourages social and service activities. A banquet is held twice annually to present awards of recogni- tion to outstanding players involved in the six intramural sports, and to initiate new members of GAA. Girls who join in varsity sports such as cheerleading, gymnastics, and synchronettes, have the privilege of competing against other high schools for athletic honors and awards. GAA members making speeches at spring awards tea. Miss Shirley Heydrick Intramural field hockey, archery, and table tennis sponsor. Varsity and junior varsity field hockey and girls gymnastics team coach. INTRAMURALS 143 Athletics Aren FIELD HOCKEY CO-CHAMPS Front Row: Terry Rausch, Madelyn Rowe, Linda May. Second Row: Cheryl Brayman, Wendy Dendel, Kathy Frank, Linda Garner, Becky Kowalski. Not Pictured: Chris Garner, Barb Campbell, Becky Hughes, Robin Savage, Debbie Shipp, Kathy Stepler. Tennis singles champ Ann Kennedy FIELD HOCKEY CO-CHAMPS Front Row: Linda Greenup, Patti Bloom, Vicki Palonen, Carol Stanyar. Second Row: Nancy Schneider, Ann Kennedy, Sharon Sommerville, Debbie Oslovar, Ann Knisely. Not Pic- tured': Jackie Shipp, Jenny Rupe, Emily Hoover, Vicki Hoel- scher, Nancy Trubilewiz. 144 INTRAMURALS just for Guys VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Front Row: Cindy Shields, Karen Tottis, Jenny Rupe, Amy Lusky, Sharon Sommerville, Second Row: Carol Stanyar, Deb- bie Oslovar, Patti Bloom. Third Row: Barb Fishley, Anne Knisely, Ann Kennedy, Emily Hoover. Standing: second place archer Ann Kennedy and first place archer Kathy Frank. Kneel- ing: manager Vicki Palonen. Tennis doubles champs Ann Kennedy and Carol Rantala INTRAMURALS 145 Senior Index BILL ADAMEK—Co-op, Football, MARY ALLEN-21 GARY ANDERSON-V. Golf, For- ensics, 21,121 KEN ANDERZAK-Co-op, 21 NANCY A. ANDRZEJEWSKI—Co- op, Intramurals, B-Certs, 21 KATHLEEN ANTOL-21 SANDRA JEAN APESECHE- Orchestra, Band, Ski Club, B- Certs, 21,94 JIM ARMSTEAD—B.Certs, Basket- ball—Mgr., Cross Country, Track, 21,93 BEVERLY ARMSTRONG—Co-op, GAA, Intramurals, 21 WILLIAM JOHN ARNOLD-Co-op, B-Certs, O 6server, 21 BRIAN ARR1ETA—Co-op REBECCA ATKINSON-Student Coalition—Exec. Board, 21 MARY JEANNE A USTIN-Co-op, Intramurals, 21 MICHELE AUTHIER—Chorus, Choir, 111 KATRINA SUE BAETZ—Nat’l Honor Society, Booster Club, Student Coalition—Corr. Sec., Student Council—Sen., Ski Club, GAA, Observer, Pioneer—Clubs Editor, Quill and Scroll, A and B-Certs, Honor Roll, V. Cheer- leading, 21,KM,110,122,96,99 DWAYNE BAIRD—Co-op, Swim- ming, 21 FRANK T. BALEJA—21 KEITH BALEWSKI—21 WILLIAM BARBOUR—Thespians, 22 91 93 LEE ANTHONY BAKGEON CHRIS L. BARTHOLOMEW—Y- Teens—Pres., GAA, Co-op, B- Certs, 22,108 DENISE A. BARTSCH-B-Certs, GAA, French Club—Sec., Co-op, AFS Hootnanny, Folk Concerts, 22 JANINE BASSETT-EA-Sec., Gym- nastics, Ski Club, HCC, 22,107, 111 JAMES BAZZY-Co-op, B-Certs, 55 TIMOTHY BEAL JEFP' BEAM—Baseball, Intramurals, 54 PATRICE ANDREE BEAUVAIS-22 BARBARA BECKWITH-22 DAVID BEDWELL-Ski Club. 22 PATRICIA BEERS—Co-op, Home- coming Court, Intramurals, JV Cheerleading, Student Council, DSAC, B-Certs, Student Coali- tion, 22,89,90 DEBRA J. BELD—Intramurals, Ski Club, 22 DAN BELMORE PATRICIA ANNE BEREZIUK-Co- op, 22 MARY ANN BERKAS—Nat’l Honor Society, Ski Club, A-Certs, In- tramurals, 22,104 DENISE BERKEBILE—22 MARK STEVEN BETEAG-Co-op, B-Certs, JV Football, Ski Club, 22 DAVE BLACK PETER A. BLAIR—Co-op, 22 ROBERT BLAKE-Cross Country, Swimming, Track, 22,130,131,138 LARRY BOCHKNEK-Co-op, Intra- mural Basketball, 23 STEVEN FREDR1C BOLLING— Literary Club, Chess Club, Math Club, A-Certs, Jazz Band, Ten- nis, Swimming, Football, 23,107, 108,134 STEVEN ROBERT BOLLINGER— B-Certs, Ski Club, JV Tennis, Senior Selling—Chairman; Film Club, All-School Plays, Co-ed Volleyball, 23,106 GARY BOOTH KATHERINE BOWKRS-Intramurals KEVIN BOWERS-23 MARK BRADFORD-23 KURT BRANDEN BURG—L iterary Club, 23,107,108 CHERYL LYNN BRAYMAN—Co-op, GAA—Sec., B-Certs, Intramurals, 145,143 PETER JOHN BRETZ-Co-op, Ski Club, Bowling SUSAN LOWRIE BRISTOL—Co-op, Cheerleading, GAA, Ski Club, B-Certs, Intramurals, Gymnastics Team, 23,132,111 DAVE BROWN-Oycling Club, Orchestra, Jazz Band, 23,94 VICKI ROSE BROWN-23 WILLIAM BROWNLIE—Co-op, Film Club, Ski Club, 23 GARY G. BUFALINI—DHS Volun- teer. JV Football, AFS, Honor Roll, 23 JAY BURGE—Swimming, 23 DOUG BURGER ROBIN J. BURK—Band, Intramurals, 23,94 JOHN BYRNES BARBARA RAE CAMPBELL-GAA, Forensics, 23 RICK CAMPBELL-23 GREGORY J. CATT-Band, Ten- nis, Co-op, 24,134 LAURA CAWTHON-Ski Club, Gymnastics Club, B-Certs, In- tramurals, 24 SANDRA M. CEBULSKI—Co-op, Ski Club, Intramurals, 24 JOSEPH F. T. CELESKEY—Honor Roll, B-Ccrts, Senior Selling, Co-ed Sports, Basketball, Cross Country, 24,126,127,138,117 KIM ALAN CHAPMAN-24,124,125 STEVE CHIKOS—Swimming, Cross Country, Track, Ski Club, B- Certs, Honor Roll, Co-op, 24 ALAN C. CHRISTENSON-Co-op, Track, Thespians, Sons of the Desert, EAC, 24 KEVIN T. CHRISTOFF—V. Foot- ball, B-Certs, 24,119 TO, CIARROCCHI—24 RUTH CIOCAN—Booster Club- Treas., Latin Club, 24,110 ANNE CLABUESCH-B-Certs, Pioneer—Intramurals Ed., Ob- server, Band, Co-ed Volleyball, 54,94,97,99 ROBERT CLEMENS-B-Certs, Track, Tennis, Wrestling, Intra- murals, Senior Selling, Co-op, 24 LELAND DOUGLAS COBLENTZ- Co-ed Ping Pong, Tennis COLLEEN ANN COLLINS-24 SARA COLUMPUS—25 CHERYL CONSTABLE-25 MICHAEL COOMBE-25 SUSAN COOPER—Intramurals, Bad- minton Team, B-Certs, Honor Roll, Choir, Ski Club—Rep., 25 BARRY W. COPELAND-V. Bas- ketball—Capt., B-Certs, Honor Roll, 25,126,127 RICHARD COPP-Thespians, 25, 90,91,107 MARY CHRISTINE COSS-Co-op ANTHONY GERARD COSTANZO- Cros8 Country, Track, 25,138, 139,116,117 ROSE ANN COSTANZO—Girls’ Swim Team, Intramurals, 25 KATHLEEN COl RTRIGHT—Home- coming Court, Ski Club, Intra- murals, DHS Volunteer, Co-ed Sports, Chorus, Soph, and Sr. Class Treas., Student Coalition -Exec. Board, 20,25,89,90 RICHARD CRAVENS-V. Football, V. Baseball, All-City Football, 25,118,119,138 MARY ANN CREEL-Co-op, 25 KATHLP2EN MARIE CROCKER-25 KATHLEEN ANNE CROWLEY- Intramurals, GAA, Officials Club, Synchronettes, Ski Club, Film Club, Literary Club, Thespians, Band, B-Ccrts, French Club— Pres., 26,94 PAUL CROWLEY-B-Certs, Senior Council, Varsity Club, V. Swim- ming, 26,130,131 MICHAEL CUPCHACK—26 JOHN CURRAN-26 TIM CURTIS JUDY ANNE CUTHBERTSON—EAC, Booster Club, Choir, 26 ROY CZARNOMSKI—JV Football, JV Baseball, JV and V. Basket- ball, 26 GREGORY MICHAEL DABKOWSKI -B-Certs, 26 DARLENE DANISH ALISON CAY DARR—Co-op, Home- coming Court, AFS, GAA, For- 146 SENIOR INDEX ensics, B-Certs, 26,89 ELAINE DAVIDSON—Boos ter Club, A und B-Certs, 26 ANN McQUIGGAN DAVIS-B-Certs, 26 DENNIS DAVIS-V. Golf, 26,121 CAROLYN DEC—B-Certs, Pioneer, Intramurals, 26 ELIZABETH C. DELAROSSA- DECA-Pres., 26,106 WENDY DENDEL-B-Certs, GAA, Ski Club, Band, Intramurals, Girls’ V. Sports, 26,94,120,129, 143,133 DIANE LYNN DEVOE-26 DAVID HAROLD DICKIESON-27', 90,99,100,101,134 GARRY DICKIESON—Film Club, Senior Film, Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Pep Band, 27,106, 94 KEITH JOHN 1)1 VINCENZO—27 MICHAEL DOOD WILLIAM ROBERT DOW-Track, Cross Country, B-Certs, Obser- ver— Editor, 27,98 MIKE DOWNS—B-Certs, Swimming, Football, Political Club, Liter- ary Club, Tennis, Ski Club, Var- sity Club, 27,119 DAN DOYLE-27 ROBERT DRISCOLL KAREN L. DULUK—Co-op, A and B-Certs, Ski Club, GAA, 27 DAVID (DUDLEY) DUNNING-27 KEVIN DUNWORTH-Track, All- State and All-American Swimmer, 27,130,131,138 VIRGINIA DUPLER—27 MARY R. DURBIN—B-Certs, Ob- server, Pioneer, 27,98,97 PETE EDDY—V. Golf, Intramurnls, Varsity Club, A ami B-Certs, 27, 121 DONNA L. ELLIS—Co-op, Booster Club, Track LARRY ENGER—Pioneer, Intra- murals, 27 DAWN RENEE ERVIN-Co-op. JRC, DHS Volunteer, Intra murals, B- Certs, 27 DAVID FAITEL—V. Swimming, Ski Club, 27,131 ED FEENY PAUL FERNY LINDA H. FENGLER—Nat’l Honor Society, A-Certs, GAA, Honor Roll, French Club, Latin Club, Booster Club, 28,104 ANTOINETTE FERRANTINO- Pioncer, 28 NANCY FI LI A K—Co-op, B.Certs, V. Badminton, Ski Club, Observer, GAA, Y-Teens, Students Council, 28 NARK J. FILLION MARTHA FIRNSCHILD—28 JIM FISCHER—Golf, 28 GRACE FISCHLEY-Ski Club, B- Certs, Intramurals, 28 DONALD G. FISHER—V- Golf, V. Track, Ski Club, Intramurnls, Varsity Club, 28,121,138 ELAINE H. FOLTARZ-Gymnastics Club, 28 JACQUELINE LOUISE FONTANA- Volleyball, 28 DON FONTICHIARO—Co-op, Muse, Intramurals, Observer— printer, 28 DENISE C. FORTNEY-Booster Club—Sec., Pioneer, B-Certs, In- tramurals, All-School Plays, 28, 110,97 THOMAS FOUGEROUSSE KATHY ANN FRANK-B-Certs, Gym- nastics Team, Synchronettes, In- tramurals, Band, 28,111,143,132, 133 CYNTHIA R. FRANKE-Co-op, DECA, 29,106 FORREST FREDERICK-Choir, B- Certs, 29,93 NORA FREE-Ski Club, B-Certs DAVE FREEMAN—29 LYNN MARIE FRISINGER-Literary Club, Cycling Club, Choir, En- semble, Band, Chorus, SIRS, EAC, 29,93,107,110 DIANE S. FUJA—GAA, Intramurals, French Club, Ski Club, 29 MARY FURMAN—EA, Cycling Club, B-Certs, 29,107,110 CAROL GAGACKI—Co-op, 29 LINDA GAGLIARDI—Nat’l Honor Society, Honor Guard, A-Certs, Debate, Forensics, Political Club, Math Club, Muse—Editor-in-Chief, 29,92 JUDITH A. GALER-German Club, 29,105 MARGAREJ A. GALVIN—B-Certs, Booster Club, Ski Club, Intra- murals, Pioneer, Muse, 29,92,97 RICK GARDNER CHRISTINE GARNER—GAA, 120 LINDA GARNER-Ski Club, GAA, Intramurals, B-Certs, 29,143 CHARLES GARRETT—Nat’l Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Ski Club, 20,94,104 JANET GARRETT-Gymnastics Team, Ensemble, Choir, Orchestra, Ski Club, B-Certs, 30,93,132,111 DIANE GAVOREK LAURIE BETH GENTINNE-B-Certs, Observer, Pioneer, Intramurals, 30,97,98 JOHN F. GERMAN—Senior Selling, Ski Club, 30 MARY GIBBINGS—30 PATRICIA GIBBINGS—30 RUSSELL JAMES GILBERT-30 TOM GODELL—Law Club—Pres., Chess Club, Math Club JOSEPH A. GODVIN DEBORAH D. GOLDSWORTHY-Ski Club, B-Certs, All-School Plays, GAA, Y-Teens, Intramurals, 30 DAVID GORSKI—Intramurals, B- Cert8, 30 KAREN SONIA GOSH TO I AN—GAA, Ski Club, Booster Club, Pioneer, Senior Selling, Ohsemer Editor, Cheerlending, Intramurals, Gym- nastics, A and B-Certs, Quill and Scroll, Senior Council, 30,123,98, 99,97 MICHELE RENEE GRABO RONALD GRABOWSKI—Chess Club, Ski Club, 30 SHIRLEY M. GRANT-Film Festival Usher, Co-op, 30 GORDON C. GRA VELINE—30 JEFFREY JOHN GREENWOOD-30 TERRI L. GREGORY—Gymnastics Team, 54,132,111 JOHN GROVES-V. Swimming, V. Track, Tennis, Badminton, 131,138 JUDY GUINN—Nat’l Honor Society, 30,104 LAWRENCE R. GUTH—Nat’l Honor Society, Math Club, Pioneer, Honor Roll, 31,96,104 KAMEL HADOUS BRUCE HAGELTHORN-Honor Roll, B-Certs, Swimming, 31,131 TOM HAGELTHORN-Film Club, Chess Club, Math Club, 106,108 BARBARA HAGOPIAN—Booster Club, Ski Club, B-Certs, Y-Teens, 31 VIKI HAHN-Co-op, Ski Club, Intra- murals, 31 BARBARA ANN HAIR—B-Certs, 31 GARY ROBERT HAJDYLA-Co-op, Foothall, Intramurals, B-Certs, 31 HENRY R. HAMILTON-Ski Club, Honor Roll, B-Certs, 31 SANDRA ANN HAMILTON SHARON GAYE HANNA-Literary Club, Chess Club, German Club, Intramurals, Honor Roll, B-Certs, 31,107,108 KEITH NORMAN HANSEN—JV and V. Football, Intramurals, 54 JON HARDY-31 DARCY ANN HARRY-Co-op, B- Certs, Y-Teens, Intramurals, 31 JOHN HAWKJNSON-JV Baseball, JV Tennis, 31 MARY ANNE IIA YES-Co-op, DHS Volunteer, Choir, DHS Rep.—Drug Abuse Reduce Through Education, 93,111 WALLY HAYES ROBERT G. HAYSTEAD CHRIS HAYWARD-Track, Varsity Club, 31 SHARON ANN HAZZARD—GAA, Choir, Booster Club, Honor Roll, B-Ccrts, 31,93 THOMAS HELLER-Co-op, V. Foot- ball, Varsity Club, JV Baseball, Ski Club, 31 MARK HRNDERSON-Chess Club, Cycling Club, Tennis SHANNON HERSEY-Synchronettes, Ski Club, B-Certs, 31,133 SARAH J. HESS-Honor Roll, A-Certs, 32 STEVE HETU-32 AUDREY JANE HLAVIN-Chorus, Intramurals, B-Certs, Forensics, Booster Club, 32 MARK HOF'MANN—Golf, Soccer, Intramurnls, 32 TIM HO F ME IS TE R—32 KEN HOGUE-32 PATRICIA ELIZABETH HOLAHAN —B-Certs, 32 SENIOR INDEX 147 ELIje| JOY HOLDA-Co-op, 32 JU LlAjHO LLOW E L L —T he s pians— Pioneer A and B-Certs, Ski Club, Iuframumls, Senior Selling, 32f JOHN C. HOLM—Cycling Club, Ski Club Band, Jazz Band, Radio Clutb, Soccer, Thespians, Orches- tra 32,94,110 CAROL SUZANNE HOLMSTROM- Ski Club, B-Certs, Intramurals, 32 PAULA HOROSCO—32 KAfHRYN E. HORTON-Ski Club, Booster Club, B-Certs, Intra- murals, 33,129 ROBERT HUCKABONE-Co-op, V. Football, B-Certs, Track, 33 PAUL HUFF BECKY HUGHES—GAA, Girls V. •v Sports, Intramurals, 120 ■STEPHEN CRAIG HUGHES-Co-op, JRC, DEC A, EAC, First Stop, 108 JOANN HURLEY-B-Certs, Intra- murals, Pioneer, 33 JERRY H. HYLENSKI—B-Certs, JV Basebull, Basketball, Cross Coun- try, Intramurals, 33,138 NEILSON CHARLES ISETT—Thes- pians, 33 BOB IV1NSKAS TONY JABLONSKI—V. Golf, B- Certs, Ski Club, 33,121 JIM JACKSON-33 LESLIE JACKSON-Co-op, 33 ALLEN T. JACOBS-Jazz Band, 33, 94 ANN JOHNSON-Honor Roll, B-Certs, 33 JAMES S. JOHNSON-34 JEFF JOHNSON—Nat’1 Honor So- ciety, B-Certs, JV Football, 00lf, Baseball, V. Basketball, 34,104, 126,127 KURT M. JOHNSON—34 ROGER JOHNSON-DHS Volunteer WESLEY H. JOHNSON-34,90,93 CHERYL L. JONES-Co-op, Ski Club, A and B-Certs, 34 ERIC MICHAEL JONES-JRC, Film Club, B-Certs, 34,108 NANCY I. JONES-Co-op, V. Field Hockey, 34,120 DAVE JORDAN RICHARD JORGENSEN-34 KAREN ANN JUDAY-Choir, En- semble, Thespians, 91,93 SUSAN KAISER-34 SUSAN L. KALDER-Co-op, French Club—Treas., Intramurals, B-Certs, 34 CAROL KALUZNY—Co-op, Ski Club, B-Certs, Honor Roll KATHLEEN MARY KANNAR-Ski Club, GAA, 34 KEVIN KATZ-V. Wrestling. B- Certs, 34,124,125 KRISTA SUE KEATHLEY-Boost- er Club, JV and V. Cheerlead- ing, Student Council—Sen., Observer, DHS Orphan Chair- man, 34,110,122,97,99 ROGER S. KEILMAN—34 CHARLES BRYAN KENNEDY- Band, Orchestra, B-Certs, Jazz Band, V. Tennis, Ski Club, Film Club, Honor Roll, 35,94 DEBBIE KERNEN-Co-op, Honor Roll, 35 CHRIS KEYES KEITH KIBILKO—First Stop-Mgr. JOE KIRK—Thespians, A and B- Certs, Intramurals, Math Club, 35,107 KATHRYN J. KLAASEN—B-Ccrts, 35 PATRICIA IRENE KLEIN-Co-op, 35 SUE KLINGEL—35 NANCE KNOOP-Ski Club, Intra- murals, Y-Teens, Latin Club, 35 DON KOLIS-V. Football, Intra- murals, 35 CATHY KOPIWODA JOSEPH S. KOPROWICZ—54,119 MICHAEL J. KORNYCHUK—35 VICKI KORONA-Co-op, Ski Club, DHS Volunteer, Booster Club, 35 THOMAS KORTE DANIEL N. KOTTLER DEBORAH E. KOVACHEVICH- Co-op, Girls’ Swim Team, Muse, 35 BECKY KOWALSKI—Intramurals, Ski Club, JV Field Hockey, 35, 143 DOEBORAH KOY-36 GAIL KOZORO—Intramurals, 36 BONNIE KRAUSE—Co-op, Christ- ian Fellowship Club,. GAA, B- Certs, Choir, Ensemble, Intra- murals, 36,111 % LYNDA KRAUSE—36 PAUL STEVEN KUCH-Co-op, 36 KAREN KULESUS-B-CerLs DENNIS KUMMER MAKIKO Kl'SI 1IDA—EA—Treas., Cycling Club—Sec., B-Certs, 36, 107,110 JAMES M. KWILOS-V. Football, • V. Baseball, B-Certs, 36,119,130 LORF NE GAIL LA FORTE—Cycl ing Club, Thespians, GAA, Senior Selling, Booster Club, Intra- murals, Forensics, B-Certs, 36, 110 MICHAEL J. LAJOICE—Football, 36 MIKE LAKOMY—Intramurals SUE LaMONT—Pioneer, B-Certs, Ski Club, Observer, 36,99 SUSAN MARIE LANCI—Nat 1 Honor Society, Booster Club, 36,104, 110,122 ROBERT JOHN LAUX-B-Certs, Cross Country, Tennis, Ski Club, Soccer, 36,89 WILLIAM T. LAWTON-B-Certs, V. Wrestling, JV and V. Football, 36,119 GWYNN LEE—Nat'l Honor Society, Booster Club, Pioneer— Editor, Observer, JV Cheerleading— Capt., V. Cheerleading, GAA, Quill and Scroll, A and B-Certs, Honor Roll, Intramurals, Student Council—Sen., 36,104,110,122, 99,97 JANET E. LEES-German Club, Ski Club, Intramurals, 36 JOHN LESTER-37 MARGIE S. LINDERMA37 BARBARA LINK-Literary Club, 37,107 MICHELLE LONG-Co-op, Ski Club, Booster Club, Intramurals, Debate, Chorus, 37 ALISON L. A. LONGUSKI—Co-op, 37 STEPHANIE JO LOWRY-Co-op, GAA, Y-Teens, 37 SUE LUX-37 KATHLEEN S. MAGUREAN—Co- op, 13-Certs, GAA, Booster Club, 37 MARK MAINWAR1NG—Diving Team, 37,131 DEBBIE MARKLEY-NatT Honor Society, AFS—Pres., Exchange Student, EA, Literary Club, Orchestra, Cycling Club, 37, 104,107 JOAN M. MARSH—GAA, Ski Club, A and B-Certs, V. Field Hockey, Intramurals, Senior Council, 37 M RK MARTEL—Co-op DEBRA ANN MARTIN—Cycling Club, EAC, B-Certs, Orchestra, 37,94,110 PATRICIA MASLYK-Booster Club, Ski Club, Jazz Dancer, B-Certs, Gymnastics Club, JV and V. Ch erleading, 37,95,110,122 DAVE MASSEY-37 CHRISTINE MATIGIAN—37 JILL S. MA TIG I AN—38 JOY M. MATY AS—C o-op, Ski Club, l atin Club, Booster Club, B- Certs, 38 GAIL ELLEN M UK-Ski Club, Gymnastics Club, GAA, 38 LINDA MAY—B-Certs, V. Volley- ball, Intramurals, Ski Club, Honor Roll, 38,120,129,143 VALERIE MAYER-Co-op, B- Certs, Y-Teens, 38 JOSEPH MAYO-Honor Roll, B- Certs, JV Golf, Intramurals, Ski Club, JV and V. Baseball, 38, 136 RICHARD C. McALPINE—Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Chess Club, Radio Club, Film Club, Ski Club, EAC, Math Club, 38, 94 ROBERT F. McARDLE Ill-Film Club, 38 KAREN LEA MeBLAIN—Booster Club, 38 PAULA ANN Me BROOM—Booster Club, GAA, Intramural , D.O.T. DAVID CHARLES McCARTHY- 38 KAREN S. McOARTHY-Chorns. Choir, Ensemble, Ski Club, B- Oerts, Honor Roll, 38,93 PATRICK McCASKEY-Cross Country—Capt., Track, Wrestling, 148 SENIOR INDEX Band, Varsity Club, 38,138,97, 117 DEBBIE McCOMBS—39 LYNNE SUSAN McCOY-DHS Volunteer LAURIE ANN McCRAY—B-Oerts, Ski Club, JV Cheerleading, GAA, Gymnastics Team, Pioneer, 39, 95,96,132 NANCY Me PA RL A N E—39 JOANNE McGUIRE—Senior Film, 39 VICKIE LYNN McKEE-B-Certs, Intramurals, 39 KAREN ELISE McKENNA-B-Certs, Ski Club, Y-Teens—'Treas., Intra- murals, Booster Club, DBS Volun- teer, Gymnastics Club, 39 DONALD SCOTT McKENZIE THOMAS MECOLI—39 BRIAN MENZIE—39,124,125 MICHAEL KENNETH MICHAELS—B- Certs, Pep Band, Band, Film Club, Sr. Film, 39,94 STEPHEN ALAN MICKEY-V. Swim- ming, Pioneer, 39,131 NADIA LYNN MIKITAROFF-First Stop, 39 ART MILES—Intromurals, 39 JANIE MILEWSKI—Pioneer— Editor- In In-Chief and Index Editor, Sr. Class V.-Pres., Jr. Class Treas., A-Certs, Student Coalition—Exec. Board, Observer, Quill and Scroll, Student Council—Sen., Honor Roll, Gym- nastics Club—Treas., Jazz Dancer, Senior Selling, All-School Musicals, Choir, Band, Co-ed Sports, GAA, Booster Club, Mat Maid, Co-op, 20, 40,90,95,96,99 JOANIE MILEWSKI—Sr., Jr., and Soph. Class Sec,, Pioneer—Sr. Editor, B- Gerts, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll, Jazz Dancer, Cheerleading, Choir, Ensemble, All-School Musicals, GAA, Observer, Gymnastics, Co-ed Sports, Co-op, Mat Maid, Booster Club, Student Council—Sen., Student Coalition—Exec. Board, Senior Sell- ing, 20,40,90,93,95,96,110,123 BETSY MILLER—jCo-op, Latin Club, Ski Club, Co-ed Bowling, Honor Roll, 40 CARL DANA MILLER—Choir, Jazz Band, Wrestling, Chorus, 40 DAVID MILLER—V. Basketball, B- Certs, 40 DEBORAH MILLER-Debate, Foren- sics, Ski Club, 40,100 GORDON MILLER—40 LAURIE ANN MILNES-Co-op, Ski Club, Intramurals, 40 LINDA MISEWICZ—Co-op, Ski Club, Senior Selling, Pioneer, 40 HENRY MISSEL-40 KEVIN MITCHELL—EA, 107 LAURIE MITCHELL—Co-op, Nat’l Honor Society, Booster Club, JRC, Pioneer, Band, A-Certs, 40,104,110, 97 DAVID JAMES MITTON-Literary Club, Chess Club, Swimming, Ijiw Club, Cross Country'. Ski Club, Math Club— V.-Pres and Treas., EA( V.-Pres., Cycling Club—Group Capt., 40,107, 108,117 ELAINE MONSOUR—Co-op, Observer, Intramurals, Choir, Ski Club, Boost- er Club, B-Certs, 40 JEANNE MOORE—Intra murals, Ski Club, 40 KAYE LYNN MOORE-Co-op, 40 KEVAN B. C. MORROW-Law Club, Debate, Chess Club, Choir, Cross Country, 41,100,93 DENISE KATHLEEN MORYC-Honor Roll, Booster Club, 41 DAVID MURPHY-41 MICHAEL J. MURPHY DANIEL B. MURRAY-V. Tennis- Capt., JV Basketball, B-Certs, Varsity Club, Cross Country, Ob- server, 41,89,134,98 TYRONE J. MUSCAT-Co-op, 41 ANDREW JOHN NAUGHTON-Co-op, 138 JOHN NEALE—EA� Cycling Club— Pres., Observer, Swimming, Soccer, B-Certs, Quill and Scroll, 41,107, 110,99 THOMAS JOHN NEILL-JV and V. Football, V. Basketball, V. Track, B-Certs, DECA, 41,119,126,127,138 JOYCE NELSON—Chorus, Choir, En- semble, Intramurals, B-Certs, All- School Musicals, 41 KEVIN NELSON-V. Basketball, 41, 126,127 GARY ANDERSON NIF.MAN—Nat’l Honor Society, AFS, A-Certs, Jr. Class—Pres., V. Football, Track, 41,104,119,138,139 DE 130 RAH H. N IS BET-B-Certs, Intra- murals, Student Council—Sen., 41 STEVE NIX-B-Certs, 41 HOWARD THOMAS NOLAND-V. Foot- ball, Track, Varsity Club, 41,119,138 JIM NORTON-Co-op, 41 PAUL MICHAEL NOVACHOFF-Jazz Band, Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, 41,94 DAVID J. OK OP NY—42 BRIAN A. ON KEN—Debate, A-Certs, EAC, 42,100 MIKE OSLO VAR—Band, Pep Band. V. Swimming, V. Football, 42,118,119, 130,131 CATHERINE ANN OVERHAUSER- Nat’l Honor Society, Literary Club, A-Certs, Gymnastics Team, Gymnas- tics Club—Treas., Math Club, Muse, 42,104,107 ED PADUCHA KATHRYN PALMER-Film Club, Ski Club, Majorette, 42,106 SUSAN PEEL—German Club, Sons of the Desert, A and B-Certs, Cycling Club, 42,105,106 BILL PEMBERTON JONATHON PEPPER—Intramurals, JV Basketball, Sr. Class Pres., B-Certs, Observer, Student Coali- tion—Exec. Board, 20,42,90,98 PATRICIA ANN PERON-42 MARIA LUZ PERON-42 MARIA LUZ PEREZ-AFS Exchange Student from Spain, 42 DAWN PERRIN-Co-op, 42 JEFFREY WAYNE PERRY-Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, Soccer, 13- Certs, Pep Band, 42 JAN A. PERVA—Co-op, DHS Timer, Band, 42 BRUCE PETERSON-V. Football, 119 MARIA PETKOFF—Orchestra, 42,94 CLAUDIA PETLICHKOFF-B-Certs, Booster Club, Senior Council, Pioneer, Intramurals, 42,97 GREGG PIERCE-42 WILLIAM PIETRZAK—Co-op, Film Club, Soccer, 43 DAVID C. PILLA-43 MARCIA MARY PIRRK-Co-op, Nat’l Honor Society, AFS—Pres., Thes- pians—Treas., DHS Timer, A and B- Certs, Booster Club, Intrumurals, 42,104,107 JACK PRECHOWSKI—DECA, Ski Club, B-Certs, JV and V. Basebull. 43,106 STEVEN PREUSS-Co-op, 43 DENNIS PROCA ILO-B-Certs, Soccer, Ski Club, Senior Selling 43 AMELIA RABUS—43 KIM D. RAFFEL—Choir, B-Certs, Ski Club, 43,93 MATT RA FTARY—Co-op LINDA RAMSTACK—Co-op, JRC-Pres., Student Council—Sen., 43,108 DENISE KAZMIERA RANSKI—Booster Club, Ski Club, DHS Volunteers, B- Certs, 43 TERRY M. RAUSCH-B-Certs, GAA, Ski Club, Booster Club, Intramurals, V. Field Hockey, V. Swimming, 43, 120,143 PATRICIA JOAN RAY-Orchestra, B- Ccrts, 43,94 GREGG REEVE-Co-op DENNIS REYNOLDS-43 DAN RHODES—Nat’l Honor Society, Honor Guard, A-Certs, JV and V. Basketball, 43,104,126,127 EUGENE W. RHODES, JR., Film Fes- tival, 43 GARY I). RIGBY—Observer, Ski Club, Intramurals, B-Certs, 44 MARCIA RIMAI—Nat’l Honor Society, Forensics, Thespians, Debate, French Club, A-Certs, All-School Plays, 44,104.107 DAVE RITENOUR-V. Wrestling, 124, 125 JAMIE ROBBINS—Basketball, Track, Choir, B-Certs, 44,126,127,93,138, 139 NANCY JANE ROBERTSON-Y-Teens- Ireas., Honor Roll, DHS Volunteer, Ski Club, Booster Club, 44,108 RON ROBINE—Swimming, Observer, Ski Club, B-Oerts, 44,98 CONSTANCE ROBINSON—Film Club. Co-op 44 PHILIP WILSON ROEHM-Jazz Band, Ski Club, Wrestling, All-School Play, Band, Film Club, 44,94,93 JANENE L. ROGERS—Nat’l Honor Society, Honor Guard, Mat Main— Capt., A-Certs, Orchestra, FTA—Sec., Booster Club, DHS Timer, DHS Volunteer, Intramurals, 44,94,104,112 CINDY ROOSEVELT-Co-op, 44 SENIOR INDEX 149 JONI ROSENKRANZ —GAA, Intramur als, 44 KAREN ANN ROSS-44 LYNNE M. ROSS-Ski Club, Honor Roll, 45 PATRICK B. ROSS-Ski Club, GAA, Intramurals TOM ROTIIWELL—Co-op, 45 MADELYN AUSTIN ROWE-JRC, GAA— Pres., EAC, A and B-Certs, 45,108, 120,133,145.143 MARTIN ROWE-Ski Club, 45 JONATHAN McKINNON ROXBURGE- Golf, B-Certs, 45 JOHN G. RUCKER III-B-Certs, Latin Club, Ski Club, Observer, 45 MIKE RUMMEL-Co-op, 45 CHARLES RUSHING-KA, Cycling Club, Debate, Jazz Band, Thespians, Orchestra, Rand, Pep Band, 45,94, 107,110,134 DONNA GAIL RUTH CYNTHIA RYBICKI—Co-op, 45 SCOTT D. SAGAN—Nat’1 Honor So- ciety, Student Coalition, JRC, 45,104 MARGARET SALZWEDEL-Co-op, 45 BRIAN V. SANDERS-Co-op, Bond, Jazz Band, 45 BRUCE R. SANDERS-45 ROBIN SAVAGE—Intramurals, A and IV Certs, GAA, V. Field Hockey, Booster Club, 46,120 SUSAN SAVAGE-Co-op, DHS Volun- teers, German Club, Intramurals, 46 KATHY SAVATSKY-V. Tennis, 133,55 GLENN SAWICKE-Co-op. Observer, 46,99 JANET SCHAD—Homecoming Wueen, DHS Timers, Ski Club, 88,112 KEITH SCHARFENAKER—46 FREDERICK S. SCHEBOR-Thespians, Cycling Club, Ski Club, Radio Club, Observer, Choir, Ensemble, 46,91, 107,110 ROBERT SCHETTIN1—46 THOMAS SCHILK—46 DOMINIC SCHIMIZZI—Honor Roll, IV Certs, German Club, Orchestra, 46, 94 CARL EDWARD SCHLEH-JV Foot- ball, Ski Club, DECA, 46 GARTH R. SCHLEIF—Co-op, 46 SHARYL SCHMIDT-German Club- Pres., B-Certs, Ski Club, GAA, In- tramurals, 46 SCOTT SCHNOOR—Observer, 46 LINDA SCIIOONOVER-Co-op, Chorus, EAC, JRC, Intramurals, GAA, HCC— Sec., Honor Roll, B-Certs, Pioneer, DHS Volunteer, Ski Club, 47,97 THOMAS NEAL SCHRIEFER-Soph. Class—Pres., A-Certs, Student Coali- tion—V.-Pres., Nat’l Honor Society, Forensics, Pioneer, V. Track, V. Cross Country, V. Basketball, 47, 88,90,126,127,138 DAVID A. SCHROCK—Wrestling, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, 47,124,125 ROBIN MARIE SCHULTE-Co-op. IV Certs, 47 DAVE A. SCHULTZ—Baseball, Ski Club, 47 GRETCHEN LUISE SCHULTZ- Co-op, Intramurals, Forensics, Chorus, 47 SHERYL ANN SCHULTZ-Co-op, Film Club, B-Certs, DHS Volun- teer, All-School Play, 47 SANDRA 8CHUMACHER—Ski Club, 47 ELIZABETH ANN SCHWARTZ- Y-Teens-V.-Pres., DHS Volun- teer, 47,108 MARC SCOTT-47 ROBERT SEBASTIAN—Co-op, Intramurals, 47 MARION MITCHELL SECREST- 47 HERB MICHAEL SEIDLER-Co- op, 48 NORMAN SEMCHYSHEN-NatT Honor Society, Varsity Club, V. Swimming, 48,89,104,130,131 FRED SENCZYSZYN—Football, Baseball, B-Certs, Debate, 119 ROBERT E. SEERE-B-Certs, Soccer, Ski Club, 48 DEBORAH SEYMOUR-DHS Vol- unteer, Intramurals, 48 KATHY SHALOGIAN—Co-op MARK SHANTZ—48 PAUL T. SHARPE-Chess Club, B-Certs, Math Club, 108 SUSAN MACLEAN SHIELDS-Co- op, Homecoming Court, B-Certs, Honor Roll, Y-Teens, DHS Vol- unteer, GAA, Ski Club, Gym- nastics Club, Intramurals, Stu- dent Coalition—Treas., 48,89,90 DEBBIE SIIIPP-Co-op, Intra- murals, V. Field Hockey, 48,120 COLLEEN SHOMO-Co-op, IV Certs, 48 THOMAS SIGLER AMELIA LYNN SIMON-48 JOSEPH SINISCHO KAREN ANN SKARJ UN E-Co-op, 48 KIM SKELLY—48 ROBERT P. SKINNER—Co-op, Honor Roll, B-Certs, V. C ross Country, 48 ARTHUR SLATER-JV Baseball, V. Football, 48 RICKSLUSHER CHERYL L. SMITH-Oo-op, IV Certs, 49 JEFFREY RICHARD SMITH-49 RANDY S. SMITH—B-Certs, Honor Roll, JV and V. Wrestling—Co- Capt., JV Football, 49,124,125 SHERRY ANN SMITH-AFS, IV Certs, Booster Club, DHS Timer -Head Timer, 29,112 JAMES P. SNABES-Ski Club, IV Certs, 49 MARY SNABES—49 MARGARET R. SNIDER—Nat 1 Honor Society, Co-op, German Club, Ski Club, Booster Club, Latin Club—Treas., A-Certs, Intramurals, Cycling Club, 49, 104,105 STEPHEN W. SOLAK MICHAEL W. SOLTIS—Chess Club, Law C lub, Cycling Club, Math Club, Tennis, Football, 49,108, 110 SANDRA L. SOWER BY STEVEN STANEK GARY C. STANTON-B-Certs, Swimming, Observer letterman, 49,131 PAMELA STEINHAGER—Mat Maid, DHS Timer, Booster Club, B-Certs, DHS Volunteer, Intra- murals, 49,112 EDWARD R. STEMPIEN—Co-op, Football, Wrestling, 49 KATHY D. STEPLER—Co-op, CAA, A and B-Certs, 49 MELISSA STEVANOVIC11-P to- near, B-Certs, Honor Roll, Co- op, 49 CARMINE STRACHEN—Intra- murals GUS STRATTON-49 GREG STRZEMPEK—Co-op, IV Certs, 50 DIANE STUNTEBECK-Co-op, Y- Teens, Honor Roll, B-Certs, 50, 108 LINDA SUCHARA—Co-op, DHS Timer, Sports Announcing, IV Certs, Forensics, 50 BETSY SULLIVAN-Co-op, AFS, B-Certs, 50 TIMOTHY JAMES SULLIVAN-V. Football, Band, B-Certs, Pep Band, Observer, 50 JAN SWANSON-50,94 NANCY SWIATKOWSKI—50 BRUCE JOHN SZOPO-V. Golf, Soph. Class—V.-Pres., JV Foot- ball, B-Certs, Intramurals, Pioneer, Varsity Club, 50,121 TOM SZPOND—Chess Club, A and B-Certs, Intramurals, Math Club, Soccer, 108 RICHARD SZYMANSKI-Chcss Club, B-Certs, Math Club, Orchestra, Cycling Club, 50,94, 108 MICHELE JOYCE TAKACS-50 JONATHAN TARPINIAN—V. Foot- ball, V. Baseball, Varsity Club, 50,119,136 BARBARA LYNN TAUB-50 PHYLLIS TAYLOR—Band, Chorus, Orchestra, B-Certs, Honor Roll, Choir, Ensemble, 51,93,94 GARY D. THAMAN—B-Certs, Honor Roll, Intramurals ROBERT THEISEN—Intramurals, Ski Club, Baseball, Men of the Mike, 51,136 CHERYL THOMAS-Co-op, Ski Club, 51 JACK THOMAS-V. Football, V. Track, Honor Roll, 118,138 DEBORA THON-Co-op, B-Oerts, 51 MARK JUDD THUSTON-Chess Club, B-Certs, Honor Roll, 51, 94,108 RAY TIDMAN—Nat’l Honor So- ciety, A and B-Certs, Honor . Roll, I’ionccr— Business Mgr., Wrestling—Capt., V. Track, 51, ; 89,104,124.125,138,96 GARY TILLMAN—51 PATRICIA TODD-Chorus, Choir, Forensics, Intramurals, GAA, B-Certs, Honor Roll, Booster 150 SENIOR INDEX Club, All-School Ploys, Senior Selling, 51,93 JEANNE MARIK TOMAS1C-B- Oerts, Gymnastics, Pioneer, Jazz Dancer, JV Cheerleading, 51,95,132,111 MARIYA TOOHEY—German Club, Nat’l Honor Society, Muse, A and B-Certs, Debate, Forensics, Latin Club, 51,92,105,104 RAY TORONGRAU—51 RICHARD TORONGEAU-V. Base- ball, 136 DEBBIE TOTH—D.O.T., 51 BOB TRAHEY-Co-op THOMAS TROST—B-Certs, All- School Plays, Choir, 52,93 MARK TUCKER-Co-op, 52 AMY TURPIN—German Club, AES, Choir, Ensemble, Ski Club, B- Certs, Forensics, All-School Mu- sicals, 52,93,105 ROSEMARY UGOROWSKI-R- Certs, 52 BILL VALENTINE WARREN ALBERT VanWIt KLIN III— Literary Club, Chess Club, A-Certs, Honor Roll, 107,108 ANN V1SSCHER-CAA, Intra- murals, Honor Roll, 52 NANCY VORPAGEL—52 BRIAN VOYTOVICH-52 MARK S. WACHOWSKI—B-Certs, Swimming, Co-op, 52 BRUCE ROBERT WAGNER—Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, 52,94 GLEN C. WAGNER-Co-op, 52 JANET L. WALDROP-Co-op, 52 MARIAN CATHERINE WALTERS- Nat’l Honor Society, AFS, EA— Pres., JRC, Thespians, Cycling Club, Pioneer, 52,104,107,108, 138 WILLIAM FRANK WALTERS, JR. —V. Football, V. Track, Var- sity Club, 53,119 WYNN WARGO-Thespians, 92,107 JULIE WARNER-Co-op, B-Certs, Gymnastics Club, 53 KENNETH WARTHEN-Thcspians, Ensemble, All-School Plays, and Musicals, 53,91,93,107 GLENN WILLIAM WATSON-53 BARBARA WEARN-Co-op NORMAN WEIN—B-Certs, V. Wrestling, JV and V. Football, Choir, All-School Plays, 53,119 SUSAN T. WEJROCH-Co-op, B- Certs, Chorus, DBS Volunteer, Ski Club, Booster Club, 53 MIKE WETZEL—53 DAN WHEELER DENISE WILBER-Co-op, Latin Club, Ski Club, 53 MADELINE W1LKERSON—French Club, Chorus, Choir, Ensem- ble, GAA—V.-Pres., Forenscis, Booster Club, B-Certs, All- School Musicals, 53,93,10:5,145 BUD WILLIAMS—Baseball, Co-op, 53 GREGORY WILLIAMS LYDIA WILTSIE DEBRA WINFREE-Co-op, B-Certs, Majorette, Ski Club, Intramur- als, Booster Club, DHS Volun- teer, Girls’ V. Swim Team, 53 JOEL WISNIEWSKI—V. Wrestling 123.125 KENNETH E. WISNIEWSKI-Film Club, 53 ANN MARIE WOLFE—Nat’l Honor Society, 54,104 JOHN WOLFORD-B-Certs, Honor Roll, DECA—Sec., Intramurals, 54,106 DENNIS WOOD-54 MICHAEL JOSEPH WRONA-54 KATHLEEN YUHAS-AFS, Gym- nustics Club, GAA, Co-op, Cycling Club—Treas., 54 PA Tit ICJ A MARIE ZANETTi- Nat’l Honor Society, Booster Club, V. Cheerleading, 54,104, 110,122 DEBORAH ZANNIS-Ski Club, 54 ERIC H. Z ASACKY-V. Tennis, V. Track, Ski Club, Intramurals, Forensics, 54 AL ZEGLEN LAURA LYNN ZENZ-Co-op, 54 A. DIANE ZINNRAUER—B-Certs, Honor Roll, 54 DAN ZYWIOL SENIOR INDEX 151 “imagine there's no heaven it's easy if you try, no hell lx loir us, above us only shy; imagine all the people living for today... imagine there's no countries, it isn't hard to do nothing to kill or die for and no religion, too; imagine all the people living life in peace... imagine no possessions i wonder if you can no need for greed or hunger, a brotherhood of imagine all the people sharing all the world... you may say i'm a dreamer, but i'm not the only one, i hope someday you'll join us and the world will be as one. John Lennon , V'.'.'c 'tjf v.f vJir.f