Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry 1 could not' travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, And having perhaps Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden blaek Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way. I doubted if 1 should ever come back. I shall be telling this with sigh somewhere TO NEW t I 2 t Bill Luetozow Vice-President Dave Stucky President 12 Sue Sulisz Secretary Samira Deep Treasurer Gordon Adcock Richard Albert Andy Alley Adelia Al-Saadi Amy Anderson William Anderson Jeffrey Andreone Donald Andrews Belinda Andrus Michael Apple Micheal Arcy Denny Amey I Joni Asel Kelly Austin Marcelle Authier Vicki Bowers Mark Baerlin Janet Baetz Douglas Baggett Leslie Baines Tracy Baize John Bowen Rosemary Boski Renne Bakalis Jeff Baker Linda Bales Valerie Ball Dawn Ballard Sarah Baratta Stephen Barker Tina Bamnart Kevin Boyle Sandy Bozimowski Lynn Bradley Jamie Bradley Ruth Brasie Emily Breeden 14 Mary Bartholomew Wayne Baltjes John Beaman Randy Begin Ellen Brehob Michelle Brennan John Bennett Teresa Bennett Thomas Beresford Linda Bemdt Barb Bresette Kimberly Berry Jane Besek Mary Bigelow Nancy Bissell Diane Blankertz Justine Boczar Steve Boegchold Martin Boersma Paula Bollella Paul Bonaccinie Mark Borden Raymond Borden Tim Bridges Darry Bain Sue Brinkman Cherrie Brinks Carol Briten Neil Bristol Brian Brooks Mary Brsnahan Mark Demske Krista Brown Brian Bussa Robert Burge Mary Burm Lori Byers Beth Campbell Debbie Campbell Dean Cawthon Kevin Dewey Jill Dohany Cynthia Carvana Karen Cary Ramona Celesky Ben Chandler Shelly Don Linda Donahue Peggy Dood Michael Clark Steven Clark Pat Cleary Bill Cloutier Deanna Douglas Cathy Doyle Mchele Drewyor Connie Collister Marianne Collucci Robert Cook Claudia Cooper Sandi Duncan Allison Eaton Barb Conway Anthony Corbeil John Courtney Anne Cousino Rick Edwards Collette Cousino Suzanne Cousino Patty Crawford Kenneth Criscenti Marcia Cyll Frank Dalton Lou Damino Debbie Doust Jill Davies Carol Davis Charles Davis Jeff Davis Bill Dean Samira Deep linda Delich Cehryl Demsick 15 Tom Etoff Kay Eliason Eric Emerson Claudia English Matthew Eskola Mary Kay Esper Ralph Evangelista Matt Fairless Pat Finnegan Susanne Fish Margaret Fischley Denise Fisher Rosemary Fortuna Glen Foster David Fougerousse Scott Fox Robert Franchi Dave Fransik Mike Freas Lori Freeman Kathy Fry David Fuhrman Debbie Fuja Erin Gale Linda Enos Mary Erb Michael Ergonis Eric Erlandson Roxann Fallow Craig Fellows Roderick Feuell Carol Finley Carol Flores Barb Flowers Janined Fon ville Karen Fortney Jackie Gant Dave Garbarz Debbie Gary Jim Gates Paul Geboski Roland Gebert Mark Genter Gary Gentner Ron Giacoma Sheri Giardini Dave Gilbert Julie Giles Leslie Glass Ellen Glick Marilyn Glover Tom Gniewek Kim Graham Kathleen Grant Patty Gray J curies Green Luis Guevara Erik Gustafson Susan Hackett Brenda Hale Cheryl Goldworthy Karla Good all James Gorsuch Vera Graetzel Kevin Green Donna Greenup Melissa Gregory Carol Grzybowski Brian Hall Chris Hall Russell Haller Susanne Hamilton 16 Phil Hancock Tony Hanford Michael Hanke Herb Hanna Pete Happley Jeff Harrington David Hartline Lori Hastie David Hellie Ruth Hersey Joseph Hershey Nancy Herzina Jay Hansen Greg Hanson Rich Hanschu Sandra Hanson Linda Haulena Judith Hayes Kim Hazzark Tom Hejka Eric Hill Charles Hiller Mary Hilton Tom Hinojosa Tom Hipp Bradley Hodges Mary Holland Don Hoover Don Hopkins Dominique Hoppe Andrea Horvath Sue Hughes John Humitz John Hutchinson Phillip Hutton Greg Irwin Deborah Kalasz Andrea Kamp Margie Karbacz Paul Katz Keith Kerr Roger Kerr Lydia Kers Caroline Keyes Karen Knisely Raymond Kolis Kim Koos Kelly Korte Tom Isett Beth Isham Larry Jagodzinski Gearge Jamgochian Rhonda Jamieson Tom Jankowski Dave Johnson Richard Johnson Denise Jones Cindy Judson Matt Justus Jan Kain Mark Kawchak Mike Kazanowski Raymond Keezer Vicky Kern Barbara Kim ling Jeffrey King Tim Kirk Lydia Klim Mark Kozlowski Jackie Kruetsch Kathie Krupa Ron Kuhn 17 Yayoi Kushida Scott Lacey Eric Lagerstrom Terry Lajiness Mark Leauitt Laura Lebert Kelly Lieberman Karen Linderman Matthew Lewy Lance Lingscheit Larry Lambert Steve Lambroff Virgina Lamont Gary La we r a Andrea Layman Kerry Lea9on Scott Liebold Eileen Lim Chris Lindberg Richard Lisowski Dan Loftus David Lomas Leo Long David Luke Laura Lund Lynette Lund Cathy Mackey Cindy Mackie Nancy Magurean Betsy Mahlke Marjorie Malleck Megan Mapletoft Anne-Louise Marquis Ronald Marvin Connie Marx Dawn Masters Paul Matelic Bruce McAlpine Paul Me Broom Fran McDougall Bruce Mason Tim Massie Pamela Massnick Don Mast Dave McKnight Dave McLean Pam McLennan Lisa Myers MaryJo Mifsud Sam Mikitaroff Kathy Milinko Sandy Monroe Carol Moore Karen Moore Richard Moore Suzanne McMillin Tim Mefford John Mersdorf William Miller Steve Mills Sarah Moir Sally Moore Mike Moraniec Steve Moraniec 18 Pat O’Connell Dawn Ohm Chris O’Hagen Janice Ounsted John Ounsted Cheri Mullins Kevin Murray Colleen Myers Kerry Neison Becky Neerman Steve Niparko Mark Nugent Colleen O’Brien Dave O’Brien Laurie O’Connell John Otlanesian Mark Osborne Jenny O’shavghnessy Mike Osterhoff Dennis Palmer Joyce Palmquist Julie Parsons Sheryl Patterson Jeff Paulsen Andy Peel Erik Peterson Jerry Petri Bradley Pfeiffer Greg Piotrowski Sherry Poliak Joyce Powell John Prokes David Prokopp Mary pan ter Mary Pappas Ann Peraino Mike Perry Jeff Peter Heather Peters Mike Pickel Mark Pierce Michele Pilla Brian Pinfold Veronica Powers Anne Prinsen Debbie Proffitt Pete Prout Pam Przybylski Mark Putzig 19 Janice Quinlan Bill Querfeld Sue Rogalski Blake Robberts Donna Robertson Robert Rosenfeldt Robin Ross Fiorela Rosu Tim Rozenboom Katie Romano Marianne Romeo Ray Romeo John Rowan Tim Rudicel Max Rudolph Gary Rukstelo Dave Runkel Kevin Russell Dan Rutt Audrey Rzucidlo Carolyn Sagar Rita Sakai Sue Salvati Dean SamueIson Amy Sapulski Terry Saurickis Nancy Seidler Matthew Sepell Julie Schaefer Eve Schafer Jeff Schafer Judy Schaefer John Scharf John Schierloh Sandy Schlaff Loren Schnell Terry Schroeder Mary Schultz Brian Schumacher Jamet Shedd David Shrrmen Patty Shewchuck Rodger Shomo Gail Shuk Marge Sidor Tom Simko Marianne Simmons Karen Skelly Mae Skidmore Alan Smith Amy Smith Mitchell Smith Debbie Sobdak David Soltis Heather Speers Sharon Spencers Laura Staffeld Patrick Stanek Gwen Reome Lucila Resto Brian Richards Michelle Rigley Rosie Raftary Tim Rauh Craig Rauner Paul Rausch Joseph Rebmann Cindy Rechlin Eric Reickel Sue Reickel 20 Craig Stanton Margo Stavros William Steinhagen Larry St. John Marisa Stram Dawn Strehl Dave Stucky Susan Sulisz Paul Swanson Todd Swersky Robert Sword Michelle Sziraki Lois Szwajkowski Bob Talbot Laurie Temmen Pete Terry Ken Tisco Jamie Todd Sandy Tollos Tom Tomasic Susan Webster Debbie Welhusen Jeremy Westcott John Toohey Jan Theisen Jill Thomas Kathy Thomas Kathy Weston Lise Wheeler Greta Whicker Damon thomason Andy Tremel Wayne Tront Clavclia Turchan Mark Whicker Sheri Wilcoy Scott Wilhelmi Carolyn Williams Michelle Tuh Cheryl Tyner Michelle Vlanski Ed Valentine Scott Willis Susan Wiseman Mike Valla John Vantilburg Eric Veenstra Carla Veraldi Craig Wolter Brian Woodword Emily Vincent lori viscoghosi Denise Wagner Keith Walker Edward Zaleski Vicki Zambeck Patricia Wallace Kris Waldecker Susan Waldrop Sharon Walkuski Tom Zerger Jeff Ze uner Gregory Ward Barbara Warner Michael Warren Chuck Webber Bill Zimmerman Evelyn Zink 21 Ilii THE LONG AND 24 Theresa Piggott President Julie Jestice Treasurer John Schriefer Vice-President Amy Bowers Secretary Mitchell Antich Sean Archer Joe Adams Tammy Adcock Edie Allen Tom Allen Sue Albertson Kassie Anderson Terry Armstrong Dan Assenmacher Anna Autunno Mark Badalucco Jerry Balaka Ellen Bandoni Matt Bandyk Fred Baird Alan Baumgartner Bruce Baustert John Beale Michelle Beaubien Kerry Bechtol Hilary Bennett Kathy Bemardin Donna Bogard Debbie Boitos Don Bollela Linda Boelter Amy Bowers Judy Brennan Eileen Bredow Jerry Brennan Barb Brown Karen Brown Mike Bryant Barb Budden Michelle Birch Bob Boatwright Charlotte Bodurow Victor Borowski Beth Born Karen Bouteiller Mary Bowen Tom Boyea Karen Brasie Patty Brett Dave Brinkman Sue Bruce Martha Bruen Joe Bugeia Beth Burch 28 Scott Chambers Jim Chikos Chris Clark Mike CUff Jack Burkett Linda Bums Chris Byrd Gary Cadaret Nancy Calamita Kim CampbeU Kevin Carroll Debbie Carvana Morley Bums John Burton Pat Cahill Debbie Cahow Leeann CampbeU Gene Capatina Laurie Cauvin Denne Cerise Linda Collins JiU Colvin Nancy Conway Charlotte Cook A1 Corich Alison Com Mike Corrigan Jim Coss MeUsa Coulter Caryn Cox Sharon Criscenti Tammy Croxall Mike Dade Amy Dasher Jan Dean John Decker Alicia Davies Amy Davison Bob Daykin Chris DeGioulio Patty Demarais Mark Detar Joyce DeVoe John DiceUo Jim Dickieson Kathy Dickieson Joan Dohring David Long Marilyn Donohue Marilyn Dietrich Jon Doman Dan Dood 29 John Douglas Don DuBuc Ken DuJardin Lynn Ellis Ann Elwart John Engstrom Beverly Ferrans Paul Flores Liz foerch Paul Freas Nancy Fretner Nancy Ferrantino Dayna Gant Rick Gray Eluera Greco John Griffiths Marie Grinzinger Linda Graves James Durbin Jennifer Durbin Roland Eldred Marie Ewasek Jeannie Ewing Nora Failor Scott Ford Richard Fritz Jamie Freas Alison Fevell Carole Fina Barb Fleming Tim Greene Dave Greener Barb Griffin Shirley Gibson Tom Gavorek Maureen Gorken Kevin Gotts Craig Graham Michelle Gach Nancy Gunderson Alison Haase Michele Hagener Dave Havt Martha Hayes Julie Haykus Dan Heller Bill Hendrickson Liz Hershey Douglas Gacioch Chris Galla Eric Gartner Bemie Grant Mike Hazzard Kathy Heady Chris Heater Sue Heber Lynne Hall Randy Haller Lislie Hanlon John Harney Cathy Hespen Dave Hicks Ken Hintz Mark Hoefner 30 Holly Hoftar Roger Hoffman Renee Hofmeister Jamie Horvath Chris Houy John Hradowski Mike Jablonski Chris Jackson Barb Jacobi Tim Jenner Karen Jensen Julie Jestice Denise Holik Will Holm Vince Hopkins Sue Horger Lorie Hudson Bob Hunt Lisa Irwin Mark Isopi Barb Jaeckel Nancy Jagodzinski Linda Jamgochian Patrice Jeakle Stephanie Jo anise James Johnson Lisa Johnson Gwyne Jones Marilyn Jones Sue Jones Dana Karibian Eric Kasaba Nancy Kern Alexis King Martin Klein Chuck Klimushyn Sandra Kolta Jeff Komer Kate Korte Glen Krai Dan Kantrow Pam Kaphenqst Ken Kardasz Jay Keeler Jennifer Kendall Paul Kenrick Chris King Dan King Ken Juday Sue Kluesner Bill Knoop Bob Knox Kris Kondratko Kathy Koos Amy Korte Mary Krupa Therese Kustra Carol Landen 31 Mike Lankford Marianne Lapshan Bernadette Lenik Ron Lennis Laura Little Chris Littrell Linda Loftus Roger Loiselle Pat lyons Mike Lypka Kelly Latendresse Bill Lee Debbie Lee Gary Lesinski Steve Lewendowski Mark Lewy Marshall Linquist Kevin Lobdell Lana Lockhart Dave Long Lisa Lossing Heather Lund Cheryl Macek Rose Machinski Blair MacKensie Scott Mainwaring Kelly Malloy Tamara Maples Kathy Marinkovska Mark Matson Brent May Steve McGinn Penny McGreen Margie Manchester Cindy Mangan Emily Mason Sandy Martin Brian Marx Mardi Matigan Cindy Me Broom Marlene McCarty Tim Mcllhiny Craig McKee Sally McKeel Jim McKillop Penny McKinley Terry McLaughlin Vicki Meffert Sandy Mehl Lisa Melcher Ken Metz Dave Meyer Don Minton Sheila Mistecki Earl Moore Kathy Moore Don Mullin Lance Murphy Dianne Navarro Sally Newberg Lori Noll Pat Norton Kevin O'brien Paul O’Leary Bill Owens Kim Pachy Val Parker Bob Patterson Jim Pavone Jim Peraine Linda Meyers Kathy Michaels Van Michaels Nancy Mitchell Laura Moloney John Monti Michael Moore Cindy Morrison Megan Most Lisa Murry Cathy Muske Sarah Myers Ann Nieman Sharon Noble Matt Nolan Chris Nowak Karen Nozika Kathy O’brien Carol Oliver Heather Oss Julie Oullette Laurie Packer Dale Paison Jenny Palazeti Sharon Patterson Cynthia Paul Carey Paulus Carole Perez Sue Perkovich Nanette Perrin 33 Rick Perrin Adam Perry Sharon Perry Bill Petri Theresa Pigott Ken Pinko Richard Pitynski Bill Poor Stephen Powers Julie Powers Mike Ptak Pat Ptasznik Meg Raftary Bryan Ramstack Glenn Rank Julie Rasmussen Roy Reppenhagen John Rese Anne Rice Keith Riddle Teri Ritz Dale Robeson Michael Robinson Stephanie Rolik Cathy Rucker Craig Rumschlag Polly Rusanoff Dennis Rush Scott Sanderson Amy Sauginas Todd Savage Dennis Scala Sophia Petroff Elise Pfeifer Lisa Pickel Sheryl Powel Therisa Powell Marty Powers Tom Purcel Dori Puste Ken Radtke Dianne Reed Richard Reed Pat Rein hold Denise Riedy Lisa Riga Jan Risner Lynne Roman Pat Rombach Kathy Ross Debbie Russel Lynn Ryan Dawn Salden Siobhan Schierloh Gary Schilbe Sue Schlaff Sue Schnell Cindy Schoonover John Schriefer Debbie Schwartz Christie Schwyn Steve Sell Diane Siders Paul Sidor Bruce Singley Brian Skruch Barb Slezak Gary Snapp Jean Schotkal Frank Schulte Brian Schultz Janice Seneshen Dena Serrato Laura Shomo John Siekkinen Randy Simmons Joe Skidmore Barb Smith Francine Smith Jane Smith Steve Smoke Dave Smoltz Kim Smyth Jeff Stieve Joe Stoyanovich Diane Stratton Dan Susalla Jim Susalla Cynthia Swank Marcy Tar low Robin Tarpinian William Theodoran Andrea Somig Bob Spahr John Steslicki Theresa Straub Mike Suchara Paul Sulisz Mark Swanson Dan Swerc Mike Taliaferro Tina Terrazas Sue Tiede Eric Timson 35 Jan in e Tino Jeff Toman Julie Toth Cheryl Turner Barb Turza Bridget Ugrowski Peter Voll Vicki Voros Eva Vorpagel Joe Walters Chris Warner Cathy West Karen Wilcox Neal Willemse Dan Willenborg Mike Wilson Marg Wince David Wood Dianne Yura Robert Zander David Zebley Jim Zink Mike Tucker Marlene Turbett Marlys Turbett Chris Vasquez Ron Vaughan Dave Visscher Pam Vozel Joanne Wagner Lori Waldecker Margaret Whalen Sue White Rick Wiggins Dave Willenborg Lori Williams Jennifer Wilson Ed Woods Cindy Wrobal Brian Yokie Lee Zerchling Kim Ziemba Daniel Zimmer Julie Anderson Liz Barbour Kevin Bayless Pat Boyle Melanie Brailsford Linda Dewey Kellie Brean Roland Eldred Elise Gamarath Barb Gefuert Dan Hammond Martha Hayes Mark Owens Don Pietruk Geof Reno Mark Rhodes Kirk Romans Ken Roney Nessa Rowan John Ruthven Karen Schultz John Sorenson Aaron Speck Sue Strictland Scott St umbo Mike Williams Jeff Zacharias 37 The Administration Many of us who have traveled through our classes at Dearborn High, may never have given a second thought to the importance of our three administrators. They are the key people in charge of our “scheduled journey” in school. They make sure our trip is free from interruptions and stumbling blocks. They keep us “on the right track” headed toward our chosen goals. If we “slow down” or “stop” once in awhile, they patrol our destinations and routes making sure that we keep going even though it might get tough at times. They’re always “there” urging us not to run out of gas especially when we get around the “3-year” curve. Mr. Len Mazur, our primary tour guide, and Mr. Bill Lavey and Mr. Bill Hill assist in making our trip at Dearborn High an enjoyable and rewarding experience. When we finally come to the end of our journey, the “big 3” are there ready to help us embark on another journey which really never ends... Dearborn High's Principal-Len Mazur Assistant Principal-Bill Hill 42 Office, Maintenance and Cafeteria Staffs No organization or institution runs by itself. Yet we sometimes fail to fully appreciate those who are con- stantly there to help keep things running smoothly at D.H.S. The office staff efficiently handles the difficult tasks of keeping attendance records, preparing daily bulletins, and filing grade cards. The cafeteria workers provide a well-balanced meal day after day for students and teachers while the maintenance staff makes sure we haave a clean school each morning. Without these “behind the scenes” workers, DHS would not be able to function nearly as well, so to them we again say, “thank you!” Back Row ( . to r.): Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Konon, Ms. Gail Morgan Front Row: Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Bayer, Mrs. Jackson. Missing from picture:Mrs. Macek Representatives of the maintenance staff relax after a busy day. Back Row ( . to r.): Betty Gotten, Mary Mag none, Enelyn Kieltyka, Joan Nicholson, Proberta Brown, Alice Bertosian. Front Row: Irene Andrek, Joan Shevlin, Jenny Szkutnicki, Helen Lyle 43 The English Department George Arrick Greg Bator Donald Beesley Eileen Fogle Joseph Hallissey Del Harris Ted Lowry Marie Mitchell 44 Donald 0’Hagan WU1 Otis Nick Pappas Richard Shepherd Fran Sanders 45 Janet Silas Eugene Snell Dorothy Wolfe English: Express Yourself in the Language of Today 1. Sandy Chronicle working eagerly on the yearbook. 2. Seniors study hard in the media center. 3. Seniors Ann Shewchuck and Grant Delbecq discuss the Observer. 4. Junior Margie Przyvylki looks up a referance book for her homework assignment. 5. Amy Sauginas browses th.-ough the short stories. 46 BASIC-CB LINGO... Future Course? “Breaker, breaker! There’s an Eye-in-the-Sky! Watch out for Smokey the Bear! Get any Brown Bottles, Bottle Popper??? Good buddy! Get your ears on??? Negatory! Rolling Road Block! Drop the hammer!” Grammar, speech, mass commu- nication has taken on a new look with the introduction of the “CB.” Traveling anywhere with a “CB” requires knowledge of the new lingo of CB communication. A course in “CB” may become something of a future necessity in the English Department. With out such basic courses as, Reading, Composition and Commu- nications, the student would have to pull off the highway onto a pretty rocky and impassable trail. There’s a lot of distance to travel through in these years of high school. The choice of which English route to take depends upon one’s destination, in- terests and needs. Courses are phased (1-5) (not students!) accord- ing to degree of difficulty and learning level. There are a variety of steps from Self-Directed study, Basic Communications and Composition, Theater, Film Making, Contempor- ary and Interpretive Reading, Litera- ture (World and English), Journal- ism, Creative Writing to American Novels, Short Stories, Poetry, Drama, Mythology and Epic, Debate, Forensics, Humor and alas, Shakespeare’s To Be or Not to Be.” The blinking signals warn the driver that “speaking, listening, writing and reading” are important skills in refueling for survival on life’s road. Park at any course! It doesn’t cost much - and the time allowance is plenty. When you’re finished, you’ll be squealing your tires for another English course. And who knows.. .you may learn to under- stand - “Truck ’Em Easy”.... 1. Linda Bassett and Gary Lesinski “battle it out in Forensics. 2. Mr. Bator gives advice to his student Ann Peraino. 3. Belinda Andrus chooses an English book. 4. Dan Muldowny takes a studying break. 5. Busy day in the media center 47 The Social Studies Department Neil Destigter Ed Lanzi 48 Robert Rials Wayne Roe Richard Ryan Jim Shader Nancy Tuyn Lois Wagner Richard W’aring Mike Zinn 49 Social Studies: Learning About the Workings of our Society 1. Mr. Waring showin off his belly button. 2. One of the more active classes. 3. Seniors enjoy their favorite class-government. 4. Mr. Shader and Ed Wloddarczyk clowning a- round. 50 SOCIAL STUDIES-1976 This bicentennial year has been a real “trip” for all pedestrians en- rolled in Mr. Zinn’s Government classes. Mr. Carter and President Ford represented by students dressed and made up to resemble the two candidates, appeared before the government classes in a mock election. Although the winner at Dearborn was not the national winner, the experience of voting was “real” and “meaningful.” The Social Studies Department had 200 “miles” of history to lean on during ’76. The required U.S. His- tory classes in Culture, Foreign Policy and Perspective, gave stu- dents a sense of direction as to where our country was and is going. Sociological approaches to prob- lems and solutions of making man’s journey in life better, were “mapped” out by the students. 1. Cathy Rucker gives a big smile. 2. Mr. Ryan-‘‘Say what?! 3. Mr. Guregian offers personal help. 4. Senior Jim Heller 1 11 study s- up on his economics. 5. Students working hard in goegraphy. 51 The Science Jim Brooks Art Brown Richard Eaton Matt Godfrey Mary Hodak James M. Nilis Dan Poirier Jim Seurynck Harold Vartanian 52 Math Departments Gordon Bremenkampf If Robert Bridges Gordon Keyser Melva Johnston Donald Marshall Sam Nastase Vic Pearson 53 1. Writing up a lab report is hard work. 2. Barb Smith and Blair McKenjie must have something really interesting under those m croscopes! 3. Senior Tom Willis seems da: ed by a Physics problem. 4. Seniors Nancy Shultz and Patti Porte earn extra points in Mr. Brown’s Physics class. ✓ Science: 54 Down the convolutions and labyrenths of science, DHS students find many exits and detours. Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Conservation all await around the bend. Whether it’s atoms and ions or cells and protoplasms that excite the imagination, there is something for everyone en-route through science. A student might be found dissecting an earthworm or perhaps weighing some unkown substance, but what- ever the task, it is assured that the student is acquiring further knowledge. Through various exper- iments, students really get involved with the subject they’re learning. So “Good Luck” to all those students who are embarking into the world of science. 1. In a Chemistry experiment teamwork pays off. 2. Sophomore Shelly Don carries equipment to her desk. 3. Tim Bridges seems intent on whatever it is he’s watching! I 1. This sophomore takes a break in geometry class. 2. Studnet teacher Donald O'Connell explains a trig assignment. 3. A sophomore class working hard on one of Mr. Marshall's geometry tests. 4. A studnet finishes up a proff. 5. Mr. Bridges helps out some of his students. 1 2 2 S , a k r-1 xJ 3 ? ? Mathematics: Constructions Computers, Calculators, and The “Kilometers” we read on the “winding road” signs, as we head out of town, can only have meaning through knowledge and understanding. The conversion of our measuring system into the metric system has brought new responsibilities upon us and our math instructors. The department’s philosophy is to develop and promote an appreciation of and a facility with, mathematics at ALL levels. Courses are offered in the basics, algebra, geometry, algebra-trig, advanced math and consumer math. A recent development has been the introduc- tion and extension of our computer program. The “inroads” we make through math inevitably lead us to many creative and challenging careers in today’s technology. The opportuni- ties along the “math” road are endless for they take us into valleys of the unkown as well as over hills of discovery and grandeur. 1. Seniors labor over a test in Advanced Math. 2. Junior Chris Nowak explains a math problem. 3. Mr. Nastase's class seems interested14. Senior Molly Thayer studies A I- Trig. The Industrial Arts Ron Brown Robert Dietzler James Hathaway Art Klish Leon Kurczynski Ron Oswalt Ray Smith Robert Suda Carl Lohr 58 Lucille Auxier Mary Clelland George Chodoroff Jim Monteith Departments Jim Rimbold 59 1. Senior John Monty studies his elec- tronics. 2. Tom DeCerchio puts on last minute details. 3. Senior Dave Brady and junior Tom Gavorak (4) work on the drill press. 5. Randy Mefford consentrates on his work in metal shop. Industrial Arts: The Basics 60 INDUSTRIAL ARTS If you follow the “yellow line” on the highway, you know it will guide you cautiously and safely to the end of the road, no matter what the weather is. Along with this, how- ever, a car must be in good mechanical condition with a driver who has the skill and knowledge to drive his mechanical “genius.” The Industrial Arts Department offers “avenues” to prepare the student in understanding the mechanics of the automobile. Other roadways” lead to Draft- ing, Architectural Drawing, Elec- tronics, machine Shop, Graphic Arts, Printing and Woodwork which are directly aimed at future careers. You’ll find a lot of “heavy traffic in this department because it is popular and very much in demand. Because of their relevancy, students are really “tooting their horns to get in... 1. Senior Tom Lunblad shows off his work in wood shop 2. Seniors Erin McPhee Rod Golec discuss the printing of the ‘Cabaret.'' 3. Richard Pitenski gives a smile from the drafting room. 4. 5. Students working hard in their industrial classes. 61 Business: Developing Skills for Future Use Business Education is an “an ever-winding road” that touches upon many avenues of potential careers and future independence. The first “STOP” is “Introduction to Business” in which a student elects to prepare for careers in business. The course helps the student to find out more about career opportunities before making a choice. There are many “curves” along the business road that may take the student into specialized areas of Bookkeeping, typing, retailing, shorthand, busi- ness law, data processing, and fun- damentals of computer program- ing. There are also “YIELD” signs that provide the student with exper- iences and training in office, retail- ing or industrial work. “Merging,” all the students' training comes into “gear” under the title of D.O.T. (Diversified Office Training) which is a block program for senior students offering them simulated office work and continua- tion of skill development in clerical and stenographic areas. Some stu- dents make a “right turn” into Media Practicum and Community Service which offers the student basic reference skills, career explor- ation and volunteer work in school, hospitals and the community. There is never a “dead end” on the winding road into the business world... 1. Senior Barb Munan works with Miss May in data processing. 2. Linda Groves learns the key-punch methods. 3. Junior Lona Lockhart waits on senior Theresa Bloom in the First Stop. 4. Typing eagerly at work. 1. Seniors Jerry Pordrywka, Steve Sullivan, Diane Faydenko, Linda Lovera, and Mike Capatina discuss First Stop plans. 2. Student working hard in typing, class. 3. Senior Julie McGarvey helps out Ms. Bielecki in her office. 4. Junior Pat Reinhold studies her sociology. 5. Senior Jackie Winfree works the adding machine 63 The Language Home Ec Candy Beutell Rose Lyons Carol Valasek Saralee Ward Janet Bodenmiller Karen Clements Margaret Reilly 64 Art Music Departments Dick Jones Tom Hire Jack Martin Phil Mark Anthony Russo 65 Language: The Key to Foreign Lands One need not travel to a foreign country to experience its culture, customs, and history. An alternative path is to take a language course. DHS students learn that the best way to perfect one’s knowledge of a language is to actively put it into use. One method they use to accomplish this is to perform humorous skits for their classmates. Language students also have fun celebrating customary holidays of the nations they are studying. Some that they observe are the French Mardi Gras, the German Oktoberfest, and the Spanish Pinata. Various activities planned for this year include a trip by French students to see “Le Petit Prince while Spanish students play to see Jose Greco, the Spanish Flamenco dancer. Language students, at their own expense, also have the opportunity to go to the country whose language they are studying travelling to either Spain, France, or Germany chaperoned by their teachers. In the Language Department, Mrs. Ward stresses that the class- room is merely a take-off point for what is yet to come in a student’s journey on the the road of life. 1. Steve Picard and Sally Newburg share a laugh in their language class. 2. A represen- tative of the Spanish class? 3. Tina Terrazas and her friend the mouse. 4. Senior Elissa Tabbey shows her class the God's eye she made. 5. Ann Shewchuck. Lori Lynch; and Sue Bemardi pose after their skit. Home Ec: A Necessity for Better Living The “way” to better living is through the Home Economics de- partment. Anyone whose “route” in life leads to marrying and raising a family, or learning to cook, sew, and manage a home, should consider the many courses offered in this pro- gram. The highlights of this most impor- tant journey to “self-survival” for both women and men in today’s society, includes experiences in Homemaking I and II, Clothing I and II. Emphasis is placed on consumer problems, merging careers in Home Ec, expanding skills in clothes construction. Different stations will refuel the student with knowledge about Child Development, Interior Decoration, Occupational Foods and Meal Management. Boys will find many of these courses helpful if they dicided to “move” toward the field of Commercial Food Managment. 10-4”... 1. See? Even washing dishes can be fun. 2. Some people just can't wait to get started. 3. This girl better be careful not to sew that to her top! 4. Students leam to save money by making their own clothes. 5. Ironing - a chore every mother loves. Art: Show Your Inner Emotions There’s an ART in driving along the scenic highway. One cannot help but slow down to a speed that allows a good critical look at what the Art Department offers at Dearborn High. Art I and II, Advanced Art exposes the student to different materials and encourages explora- tion of one’s own creative ideas. Art and design principles are used as a framework for the course. Emphasis on material is often the point at which a student begins. The student must stop on the highway’s paved shoulder to consi- der the miles of opportunities in the Art field, such as. Commercial and Advanced Art which offers experi- ences in the use of design, lettering, illustration with a view to advertis- ing, promotion and packaging. Turn- ing off the ignition is a necessity when it comes to Crafts, such as, macrame, batik, ceramics. These courses introduce the student in working in clay with construction of slab, coil and pot methods, glazing, decorating techniques, concentra- ting on the potter’s wheel with further individual study in hand-built ware. Beginning sculpturing will really put your car in gear, ready to take off toward an area of creativity, self-ex- pression and enrichment. ■ 1. Cardin Mason displays this scene of nature. 2. Senior Jamie Evans and Friend work on “little people for the Christmas display case. 3. Senior Nancy Peel and her masterpiece. 4. Senior Devonna Brown works on the wheel in Ceramics. 5. Studnet Creates an antique bottle in Art class. Music: The Rhythm That Is in You Coasting leisurely along the wind- ing road of life, would be very dull without MUSIC. Dearborn High offers the gifted as well as the average music student countless opportunities to become a part of the musical world under the guidance of the well-known talents of TONY RUSSO and choirmaster, PHIL MARK. Under Vocal Music, one can sing in Chorus I, II and the Concert Choir. The student can then accelerate to the crest of the hill in a select Vocal Ensemble together with Music Theory which will give the student direction in college and future musi- cal study. Just around the next curve, the musician can get into high gear in either the Jazz, Pop, Symphony Band or the String, Symphony, Pops, Theatre Orchestra. Time, dedication and love of music are the three important requirements that make this particular trip smooth, enjoyable and rewarding. Many outstanding passengers in the music community have travelled through Dearborn High’s Music Department-sparked through the genius and talents of the management. I. The brass section in the band. 2. Mr. Mark leads this group in Chorus. 3. Mr. Russo shows students how it's done. 4. Senior Brian Higgins tries his talents on the Keyboard. The Physical Education Department Herb Schroeter Liz Bacso Shirley Heydrick Johanna Navarre Lou Stehlik 70 School Auxiliary Services Thelma Paulausky Security Ron Macqueen Security Ruth Rogers Librarian Lil Siegel Librarian Jim Vanderhull Special Ed. Sandra Williams Special Ed Johanna Bielecki Social Worker Glenda Darin Visually Impaired Vi Lundell Nurse 71 Physical Education: Keeping in Shape and Looking Good There are many “trails” that lead to physical fitness for every type of student. From “conditioning” to individual sport activities to team sports, opportunities are offered to develop skills for leisure time activi- ties, and organic strength for full enjoyment of life as one journeys through the years. Coed classes under TITLE IX are beginning to make “inroads” but space problems to accomodate both need some solutions. Before reaching a destination, both PE student and coach or PE teacher must travel over rocky, stumbling trails. Eventually smooth, trails paved through effort, practice, and “folowing the road rules”, reward those who are actively in- volved. And at Dearborn, the P.E. routes are numerous, challenging and fun. This Page: 1. Working out on the weight-machine. 2. Ms. Heydrick talks to her gym class. 3. Hey, the volley ball's the other wayI 4. Seymour talks to Junior Barb Griffin and friend. Opposite Page: 1. Ms. Basco times her class on the mile. 2. The machine that builds strong bodies 12 ways. 3. Juniors learn badminton in gym. 4. Boys learn to play volleyball. 5. Mike Capatina takes a breather. 6. Almost to the finish! 7 Senior Steve McDonald spikt s one over. The Counseling Department The Rap Trap 1. Parents and counselors get together for a question-and-answer session in the Rap Trap. 2. Senior Keith Klopcic takes a break with counselor Ed Kudreido. 3. Mr. Moy and Senior Vicki Hadley discuss semester class scheduling. 74 David Frye Ken Graves Ed Kudreiko Jean Makela Bill Moy Bill Rice Jim Shader Jean Truckenmiller 75 77 Court member Jackie Win free with escort Doug Osterhoff Court member Sue Ford with escort James Crowley d]inatuumd]inatmund)inatoumd]inatoumd]inatouinci|inatoumcl]tnatmund]tnatuumt jcl)tnat0umcl|tnH Queen Tracy Glass and escort Dave Best ri|tnatmunctjtnatmut a Court member Jill Ledbetter with escort Chris Hilton Court member Nancy Esper with escort Bill May Class float of 1978 - It takes a Pioneer to tame a Panther Class float of 1979 - Rocket over Redford The thrill of victory, the joyful tears shed by Tracy Glass with the announcement that she was chosen homecoming queen, or the magical, mirrored, crystal ball casting colored sparkles on everything, with the music of “Masquerade” playing for what we wished to forever, these were only a few of the very special memories of the Oct. 8th, 1976, Dearborn High Homecoming. The preparation for the festivities began many weeks before with each putting long hard hours into what they hoped would the winning float. For the class of 1977 this hope became reality. For the second year in a row, the senior class float took first place. The doors of the float opened to have Reeniop move out and knock the Panther Cuckoo-apparently impressing the judges for the 1st place decision was unanimous. Halftime ceremonies were led by the D.H.S. marching band. Besides forming the traditional block “D”, the band added a cupid heart-shape this year to set the homecoming mood. There was no doubt as to whether or not the players would be happy that night. The team played impressively. Norm Lockwood scored two touch- downs, and each offensive back, Chuck Baughman, Eric Tarpinian and Kevin Gotts, added to the scoring to make the final score a proud 47-0. That evening a good-sized crowd of people rSS2£r inatoumc naummchmatounicljma dfitmt Masquerade lasted into the night and was followed by dining at a fine restaurant. 1st place float - Class of 1977 Knock'em Cuckoo JAZZ SHOW On November 19th the winding road of Outer Drive that rolls in front of the school was crammed with traffic with a lot of it stopping and turning in at D.H.S. for the fall Jazz Show With a sell-out audience and the largest number of band and orches- tra performers that have been in a single concert at D.H.S., it turned out to be a real hand-clapper for everbody in the crowd, young and old alike. Some of the real show-stoppers were the symphony and concert bands, the symphony pops orchestra and the jazz band. The “final touches” were provided by jazz show dancers dancing to music played by the jazz band. Two other special events to take place that night were the raffling off of 5 turkeys and the dance that took place in the Redwood Room after the jazz show itself. The big thrillers for the per- formers was the letter of congrat- ulations from Dr. Lund, the super- intendent of Dearborn Public Schools, and the money they made for scholarships to music camps. 80 81 IN UNIFORM VOICES OF CHOIR 83 Front Row: John Swick, Gary Lesinski, Gib Nichols, Kurt Meyers, Ralph Bauer The debate team had an outstand- ing year in competition, the finest since 1969. Directed by Mr. Bator, two of the varsity debaters, seniors Carol Wildt and Sara Hoover, won two tournaments, and placed within the top eight teams in most of the season’s tournaments. Out of fifteen teams in their league, debaters Sara and Carol along with seniors Janel Brehob and Ross Thornburg, and junior Marty Klein finished third with a record of 20-4. In the district debates Carol, Sara, Janel, Marty, and Ross compiled a 5-1 record which allowed the team to compete in the varsity state finals. At state, Carol and Sara advanced to the final round and finished second among all the teams in Michigan. At the National Forensic League competi- tion, the debaters once again finish- ed second. The topic this year was: “Resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States.” A fine novice team added to the overall success of the Dearborn debate team. The novices, juniors Craig McKee, Joanne Wagner, and Dana Karibian, and Seniors Patti Porte and Vince Shy among others, had an excellent season which included winning the Edsel Ford tournament. Although they did not qualify for the novice state finals, the team compiled an admirable 5-3 record in the preliminaries. Middle Row: Tim McKenna, Fatty Porte, Sara Hoover, Janel Brehop, Holly Hoffar, JoAnn Wagner, Colleen Strickland, Carrie Empson, Jay Pepper Back Row (I. to r.): Lance Murphy, Amy Savginas, Craig McKee, Ross Thornburg, Linda Basset, Alex Banish, Martha Hayes, Dana Karibian, Carol Wildt, Mr. Bator-coach Hank Czerwick J Top row (I. to r.) Tom Good, Siobhan Schierloh, Nancy Kern, Glenn Krai, Pat Vanzo, Bob Day kin, Jeannine Boagard, Miss Pat Meloy, Mr. Greg Bator Bottom row (I. to r.) Blair Mackenzie, Mark Lewy, Sara Hoober, Edie Allen, Harry Wetzel, Marilyn Dietrich, Tom De Cerchio, Bob Knox o GO The DHS forensic team has been very successful in competition this year. Especially strong in the events of informative and extemporaneous, speaking, humorous, oratory, and radio broadcasting, the team placed among the top schools in every tournament. The district competition revealed the excellence of the forensic program, as DHS took first in seven of the ten events. The season will end with the state competition, where individuals will attempt to qualify for the national tournament held in Seattle, Washington, in June. Top row ( . to r.) Karen Schultz, Margo Stavros, Janel Brehob, Pat Yeager, Kurt Meyer, Mr. Greg Bator, Miss Pat Meloy Bottom row (L to r.) Amy Bowers, Tammy Croxall, Sue Bruce, John Engstrom, Julie Jestice Missing: Carol Wildt, Gaye Swindler, Michelle Hagener, Jamie Todd, Jay Pepper, Melissa Gregory, Mike Robinson, Dana Karibian, Kathy Dickieson, Ellen Ban to. Barb Mumaw 85 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st. Row : 1. to r. Ann Elsenheimer, Colleen Williams, Ruth Hart, Sara Hoover, Janel Brehob, Helen Haynes 2nd. Row : I. to r. Ross Thornburg, Michael Walters, Barbara Lindberg, Kirk Hoppe, Nancy Goyert, Carol Berkos, Julie Rusanoff, Joan Besek, Gail Barbara AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE This year, Dearborn High sponsored two AFS students, Francesca Metemini from Italy and Carlos Marca Chaves from Costa Rica. 86 COLLEGE AND CAREER NIGHTS This year was Dearborn High’s turn to sponsor college and career nights. Each night is designed to give students a better outlook for the years after graduation. This is achieved by two methods. The first is to present a college night. Although directed at seniors, juniors and sophs, are encouraged to attend. Each student is allowed three choices of colleges for the night. After attending a short orientation meeting in the auditorium, the students go to the assigned rooms to hear a college spokesman talk about the school they’ve chosen. Literature is handed out by all colleges to help students with the important step of selecting a college. The other road to be explored after graduation is a career. Career night attempts to clear up questions concerning the popular careers. This is achieved by bringing in local residents from many fields in the working world who try to help the student understand all aspects of his career choice. Both events were well attended this year and should continue to be because these nights have an educa- tional valve that’s endless. 87 THESPIANS 1st. Row : I. to r. Chris Magewick, Devona Brown, Bob Mitton, Vicki Mefert 2nd. Row : I. to r. Sue Kirk, Amy Savginas, Francesca Meternini, Polly Rusanoff, Kitty Naughton, Connie Bodurow 3rd. Row : I. to r. Mark Swanson, Mr. Hallissey, Sue Summers, Harry Wetzel, Julie Russanoff, Gaye Swindler, Judy Shipp, Nancy Hebb, Erin McPhee SONS OF THE DESERT 88 1st. Row : I. to r. Tyge Cawthon, Mark Tremel, Cliff Cawthon, Tom Fredenski, Mr. Eaton 2nd. Row : I. to r. Marty Cawthon, Scott Cawthon BOOSTER CLUB 1st Row : I to r. Dana Walker, Kelly Lieberman, Karin Nanos, Liz Hershey, Nancy Calamita, Marie Orinzinger, Beth Born, Karen Jenson 2nd Row : L. to r. Cheryl Frank, Veronica Powers, Lydia Klim, Marie Ewasek, Becky Neerman, Debbie Cahow, Barb Fleming, Lee Zerchling, Molly Thayer, Michelle Sziraki, Michelle Bridges 3rd. Row : I to r. Sue Plogelski, Kelly Korte, Pat Isham Kathy Tiscio, Kathy McAleer, Christie Schwinn, Anne Nieman, Sharon Patterson, Holly Hoffer, Jill Ledbetter, Sue Perkowitch, Val Welch, Mari Panter, Sue Smith Ann Elsenhiemer, Kim Berry Officers: Pat Isham, Liz Her shy, Karen Jensen Sponsers: Miss Bacso, Miss Tyun 89 The trip down the roads of academic endeavor are relieved by the antics and activities of the Booster Club which promotes school spirit and leadership throughout the year. These loyal Pioneer fan9 painted victory signs, sold pre-game tickets, Pioneer buttons, book covers, and passed out victory tags on game days. Booster Bus was also provided by the Adult Booster Club for away games, which enabled fans to be able to go to the games and root for our teams. In January, the Booster Club sponsored a dance to raise money. With this kind of devotion, our school spirit is bound to fly high. VARSITY CLUB 1st. Row : L tor. Chuck Baughman, Kevin Brim, John Nichols, Doug Osterhoff, Ron Haller, Bill Stucky 2nd. Row: I tor. Don McCathney Tom Kwiatkowski, Keith Klopic, Bob Marx, Jeff Stieve, Pat Brady, Darwin Baker, Kevin Lobdell, Larry Byrd, Mark Blake, Jamie Johnson WRESTLERETTES Back I. tor. Sue Steinhagen, Kathy Micheals, Carol Roberts, Cheryl Finley, Judy Schaefer, Karen Skelly, Marge Sidor Front I. to r. Nancy Bissell, Joyce Palmquist, Connie Collister, Carol Finley, Sandy Chronicle, Michelle Vlanski, Linda Donahue MAJORETTES I. to r. Elvero Greco, Connie Collister, Alexis King, Linda Shamoanski, Chris Bryd, Jeanne Lancaster, Terry Ritz Back Row [I. to r.): Connie Bodurow, Grancesa Metemini, Miss Breliecki, Kirk Hoppe, Gay Swindler Front Row: Julie Rusanoff, Joan Besek Jamie Todde, Lore Viscogliosi SOCCER 1st. Row : I. to r. Will Holm, Joe Stoyanovich, Jamie Evans, Jamie Johnson-Captain, Chip Burns, Jeff Ackerman 2nd Row : I. tor. Ralph Baver, Mitch Antich, Kirk Hoppe, Pete Happly, Bill Hendrickson, Mike Jenner 3rd Row : I to r. Craig Fellows, Chris Heater, Jeff Paulson, Bob Mitton, John Toohey, Dan Kantrow Not Pictured: Gustavo-advising coach 92 I. to r. Frank Drahves, Jack Beaman, Steve Kawchak, Ben Bejorick, Dan Sheldon, Mike Haykus Y-TEENS 1st Row : I. to r. Carolyn Keyes, Carolyn Sagar, Sherry Wilcox, Kim Koos 2nd. Row : i to r. Amy Smith, Marianne Romeo, Kathy Malinko, Mary Bartholomvle, Ms. Valasek MATH ito r. Tom Willis, Marvin Kraska, Sherri Giardini, Ross Thornburg, Ruth Hart 93 Steve Matthews - Boys Sports Editor Gail Barbaza - Academic Editor Sandy Chronicle - Girls Sports Editor Yayoi Kushida - Sophomore Editor Rodney Golec - Print Editor Copy Editor Sue Sulisz Staff Photographers:Janet tin, Michelle Bridges, Kevin Dohany, Paul O’Leary, Bob Knox, Paul Sulisz, Larry St. John, Ed Frutig, Mr. Kick Pappas, Mr. Bob Suda Ron Haller - Asst. Print Editor Not Pictured: Samantha Corn, Beth Born, Todd Meyer, Pat Vanzo, Gail Barbaza, Sue Summers, Sue Sulisz, Jeanette Galer, Amanda Howe, Linda Groves, Ron Haller Pioneering the Year Putting the '77 Pioneer yearbook together has been a real challenge! Under the guidance of Mr. Pappas, we the staff are proud to present the fruits of our cooperative effort. It really was a trip for all of us! We know you’ll enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed putting it all together. May Pioneer '77 be a cherished memory for all of you who made it possible... 94 Marlys Turbett - Co-Editor Junior Editor Mr. Nick Pappas PIONEER 77 Debbie Barker - Co-Editor Activities Editor Front Row: Deanna Douglas, Marlene Turbett, Lucy Resto, Back Row [I. to r. ]: Linda Lovera, Janine Tino, Marliyn Jones, Renee Bakalis, Janet Baetz, Mary Myler Brian Skruch, Kevin Dohany, Dennis Myernick, Mary Ellen Bakken, Janel Itin back row (I to r) Ann Grzybowski, Nanette Perrin, Melissa Coulter, Joanne Wagner, Mike Walters, Barb Evert, Ed Frutig, Ann Shewchuck, Grant Delbecq. front row (I to r) Richard Mehl, Jim Swanson, Lisa Murray, Jerry Brennan, Dan King, Mike Suchara, back row (I to r) Dave Joanisse, Steve Matthews, Brian Higgins, Mike Jenner, Mike Noble, Ron Haller, Jim Chikos, Ann Elsenheimer, Beth Kolbe, Chris Warner front row (I to r) Marvin Krasko, Kate Korte, Holly Hof far, Nancy Lvnd, Helen Haynes, Sheila Mistecki Michael Walters - Staff I Editor Brian Higgins - Staff U Editor Mrs. Mitchell - Advisor OBSERVER 97 (East M.C................................................Alan Peterson Cliff Bradshaw.....................................Lance Murphy Ernst Ludwig ..........................................Kirk Hoppe Customs Officer..........................................Christopher Magewick Fraulein Schneider.............................................Nancy Hebb Fraulein Kost...............................................Michelle Griz German Sailor......................................Mark Swanson Herr Schultz...................................................Harry Wetzel Girl on Telephone............................................Melanie Brailsford Sally Bowles...................................................Kitty Naughton Max..............................................................Don Pietruk Taxi Man......................................................Dennis Rush Kit Kat Klub Kittens..................Gail Barbaza, Janel Brehob, Beth Burch, Holly Hoffar, Julie McGarvey, Denise McIntosh, Karen Elaine Moore Telephone Dancers...............Melanie Brailsford, Carolyn Daoust, Charles Davis, Tammy Davis, Christopher Magewick, Blair MacKenzie Two Ladies Karen Forsyth, Michele Hagener Quartet........................Christopher Magewick, Dennis Rush, Jim Robertson, Mark Swanson Sitting Pretty Girls.......................Marilyn Hulter (Russian) Tina Terrazas (Germain), Barb Mumaw (French), Debbie Daoust (Japamese), Deane Yura (Americam), Fruit Shop Dancers...................Jamel Brehob, Carolyn Daoust, Marilyn Hulter, Blair MacKenzie, Karen Elaiine Moore, Him Robertson, Dennis Rush, Mark Swamson Gorilla'..........................................MairyBeth Apple Cabaret Customers...............................Mary Beth Apple, Sue Hackett, Dominique Hoppe, Nancy Lund, Bruce MacKenzie, Christopher Magewick, Don Pietruk, Jim Robertson, Dennis Rush, Amy Sauginas, Mark Swanson, Dan Swerc, 100 Corresponding Secretary - Kathy Dickieson STUDENT COALITION : THROUGH THE PEOPLE Back Row (I. to r.): Jeff Beers, Pat Frank, Karin Nanos, Mike Noble, Ginna TaMont Middle Row: Theresa Bigott, John Schnefer Julie Justice, Amy Bowers, Amy Dasher Front Row: Dave Stucky, Bill Leutzow, Samira Deep, Sue Sulisz, Greg Hansen “SPIRIT WEEK “Spirit” means “Seniors.” Their enthusiastic vigor was well demon- strated in the Spirit Week festivities at Dearborn High. Some of the competitive feats won by the seniors were the “tug-of’war,” the obstacle course, the car stuffing and pie- eating contests. They earned a score of 44 followed by a 35 for the sophs and a 20 for the juniors. It was a “spirited way” for the seniors to bow out of their last year at school. 103 104 Varsity Football Beth Bom Nancy Calemita Marie Grinzinger Holly Hoffar Jill Ledbetter Karin Nanos Kathy O’Brien Sharon Patterson Molly Thayer Valerie Welch Wrestling Becky Neerman Ann Nieman Deane Stratton Michelle Sziraki Dana Walker Lee Zerschling J.V. Basketball Kim Berry Lydia Klim Kelly Korte Kelly Lieberman Veronica Powers 106 Advisor: Nancy Tuyn J.V. Football Kim Berry Debbie Fuja Erin Gale Patti Gray Lydia Klim Rebecca Neerman Laura Staffeld Barbie Warner Varsity Basketball Michelle Bridges Devona Brown Debbi Cahow Nancy Calamita Marie Grainzinger Karen Jensen Sharee Klim Karin Nanos Swimming Beth Bom Patty Brett Marie Ewasek Barb Fleming Sve Perkovich 107 O' 1st. Row - Barb Turza, Chris Vasquez, Carol Boland, Sharee Klim, Sue Perkovich, Sue Bator, Kathy Kaminski, Jaynne Frye 2nd Row - Linda Long-Head Coach, Liz Valentine, Karen Brasie, Robin Tarpinian, Val Parker, Amy Davison, Mellisa Coulter, Megan Most, Margie Raush, Diane Faydenko, Patty Wallace, Pat Reinhold Varsity Field Hockey Dearborn Opponent 1 Fordson 0 2 Edsel Ford 3 2 Green Hills 0 2 Ann Arbor Huron 0 2 Grosse Pointe 5 0 Sacred Heart 2 0 Kingswood 1 It takes endurance, control and speed to participate in the de- manding sport of field hockey. Coach Long and her varsity team were able to prove this by starting out the first half of the season with a winning pace, taking home three victories out of four challenging games. The Pioneers’ wins were not as many during the second half of the season, but they continued to fight. And no matter what the out come of the game, they knew that they worked together as a team and performed to their utmost. At season’s end the team had won 3 and lost 4 with one tie. 108 1st Row - Nancy Conway, Mary Pappas, Andrea Layman, Carol Briston, Emily Man. son 2nd Row - Amy Sapulski, Patti Shewchuck, Claudia English. Connie Marx. Margie Malek 3rd Row • Shirley Heydrick, coach, Carol Moore, Ruth Brasie, Lori Byers, Carla Good all, Cathy Moorse This years J.V. field hockey sea- son, proved to be a great learning experience for every team member. Starting off the season, sophomore Connie Marx showed her skills by scoring the first goal of the year. Next years season should prove to be even more exciting for this young team. 109 1st. Row: Sandi Bozimowski, Lee Zershling, Charlotte Bodurow, Kathy Dickienson, Mary Shultz 2nd. Row: Barb Smith, Lisa Johnson, Debbie Gary, Patty Glowacki, Kirsten Solberg, Mary Ellen Bakken, Diane Navarro, Lou Stehlik - Coach Girl’s Varsity Tennis Dearborn Opponent 4 Riverside 3 7 Stephenson 0 4 Bentley 3 7 Allen Park 0 3 Liggett 4 2 Trenton 5 3 Fordson 4 3 Plymouth 4 0 A.A. Pioneer 7 6 Edsel Ford 1 6 A.A. Huron 1 Through the rigors of long practice sessions, upsets, and defeats, the Girls’ Tennis Team completed its season with a 6-5 record. One of the highlights was a sudden death match against Westland-John Glenn for the second place title in the regional which would have qualified them for the State finals. Though they were unable to defeat them, the girls are already looking down the road to next season when they expect to once again, be among the top teams in the region. 110 Swimmers, take your mark! Get Set! Bang! These familar sounds were heard again and again this season at the Pioneer pool as the girls swim team finished their season with a 6 win 6 loss record, taking a 3rd in league comeptition. The team’s record doesn’t show theenthusiam dedication that they carried with them throughout the season. No matter how hard their defeats came, they always exhibited a winning spirit! Girls Swimming Dearborn Opponent 47 Femdale 36 84 Huron 88 85 Trenton 87 57 Fordson 26 f 53 Edsel Ford 30 83 e 7 Livonia Bentley n AOon P Air f r 89 0 48 urosse r ouite Bedford Union 32 53 Seaholm life 34 Plymouth Salem 52 90 Franklin 82 48 Belleville 34 1st Row : Theresa Piggot, Jill Colvin, Nancy Goyert, Annette luetzow, Julie Jestice, Amy Dasher, Ann Grzybowski, Meg Raftary 2nd ROw : Linda Burns, Martha Campbell, Marty Merriman, Nancy Mitchell, Jenny Durban, Lynn Ryan, Linda Groves, Mary Ellen 3rdSRow : Mary Jo Mifsud, Janet Baetz, Karen Boutreller, Nessa Rowan, Nanette Perrin, Dana Gant, Sue Sulisz, Eddie Allen, Lise Wheeler, Margo Stavoros D 4th Row : Karen Jensen, Gail Shuk, Carol Grzybowski, Elise Gamrath, Claudia Turchen, Renee Bakahs, Ginny Lamont, Vicki Bowers, Betsey Mahlke, Dana Walker, Kelly Austin, Coach-Johanna Navarre 111 Still in its infancy, the Dearborn High basketball program is going through a growing and building process. This season’s record doesn't give a true picture of the success of this year’s girl’s varsity basketball team. In its first year of Suburban 8 competition, the varsity team finished fifth. Nevertheless, the team showed steady improve- ment throughout the season. With three sophomores on the squad, the outlook for next year is very prom- ising Varsity Basketball Dearborn Opponent 36 Redford Union 53 34 Edsel Ford 47 32 Livonia Bentley 35 29 Fordson 35 43 Trenton 40 29 Plymouth Salem 62 44 Allen Park 53 62 Belleville 34 36 Redford Union 38 28 Edsel Ford 45 41 Livorjia Bentley 50 41 Trenton 38 37 Plymouth Salem 53 39 Allen Park 29 57 Belleville 24 1st. Row: Pat McDonnell, DeAnne Lund, Mary Mylar, Sue Stevenson, Ann McDonnell, Michelle Bridges 2nd. Row: Kim Bemdt - Mgr., Linda Bemdt, Jenny Palazeti, Lucy Krause, Sally Moore, Lisa Poma, Sue Fish, Linda Lovera - Mgr., Lis Bacso - Coach, Margie Manchester - trainer 112 1st. Row: Kim Berndt, Kathy Grant - Mgr.. Carol Oliver, Anne Cousino, Valerie Ball, Lvnette Lund. Ellen Hurley - Coach 2nd.Row: Sue Cousino, Marianne Simmons, Sharon Noble, Lori Hastie, Ellen Brehob, Mary Kay Esper, Linda Lovera - Mgr., Margie Manchesster - Trainer Often a forgotten entity on the high school sports scene, the Junior Varsity Girl’s Basketball Team proved they were worthy of recogni- tion as they posted an impressive record which earned them a tie with Plymouth Salem for second place in the tough Suburban Eight League. The J.V. squad scored an average of 34 points a game, while holding their opponents to an average of 26 points. Dearborn J.V. Basketball Opponent 25 Redford Union 36 27 Edsel Ford 26 39 Livonia Bentley 19 20 Fordson 26 43 Trenton 32 24 Plymouth Salem 47 43 Allen Park 17 35 Belleville 13 33 Reford Union 42 32 Edsel Ford 16 33 Livonia Bentley 27 28 Trenton 26 34 Plymouth Salem 33 55 Allen Park 17 40 Belleville 15 113 1st. Row: Sue White, Judy Hayes, Ruth Failor, Kathy Kaminski 2nd. Row: Karen Kotlarczyk, Debbie Barker, Gail Shuk, Janice Seneshen, Peggy Woodward 114 1st Row: Cindy Mackie, Erin Gale, Sharon Noble, Alison Haase, Andrea Soring, Marty Merriam, Lynette Lund 2nd Row: Shirley Heydrick, coach, Patti Crawford, Kerrie Bechtol, Lisa Johnson. Debbie Campbell, Meg Raftary. DeAnne Lund, Sue Campbell, Mary Hilton, missing ■ Barb Jaeckel There is no end to what can be done in gymnastics. The girls are constantly adding more tricks to their routines. In spite of this, the squad had a tough season, since they had only four returning gymnasts who were able to perform all those new stunts. In all, there were twelve new people who had not been in competition before this year. Next season, the twelve will be returning and they expect to really be ready for allcomers. Gymnastics Dearborn Opponent 87.20 Taylor Kennedy 106.65 77.65 Belleville 67.50 78.30 Wayne 101.10 76.65 Trenton 97.55 80.00 Taylor Truman 88.55 89.60 Taylor Center 86.30 88.60 Riverside 100.35 115 1st. Row: Kelly Austin, Lori Noll, Kathy Dickieson, Donna Greenup, Edie Allen, Kathy O'Brien 2nd. Row: Coach, Ms. Bennett, Charlotte Bodurow, Dominique Hoppe, Lorie Byers, Claudia English, Ellen Brehob Dearborn J.V. Volleyball Opponent Win Bedford Union Loss Win Belleville Loss Win Allen Park Loss Win Edsel Ford Loss Win Plymouth Salem Loss Win Trenton Loss Loss Livonia Bentley Win The Junior Varsity Volleyball squad, captained by juniors Charlotte Bodurow and Kathy Dickieson, Posted an excellent over- all record of 11-3. Finishing second in the Suburban Eight, their only conference loss was to an undefeated Livonia Bentley team. A well-bal- anced squad, the Pioneer J.V.’s dominated most of their opponents, often defeating them by large margins. Such victories were a result of Dearborn’s steady offense, hustling defense, and consistently powerful serving. With over half of this year’s team being sophomores, Dearborn High will probably con- tinue as a “volleyball powerhouse” for quite some time. 116 Varsity Volleyball Dearborn Opponent Win Redford Union Loss Win Belleville Loss Win Allen Park Loss Win Edsel Ford Loss Loss Plymouth Win Win Trenton Loss Loss Livonia Bentley Win Working their way upward, the girl’s varsity volleyball team proved to many the they are a very determined group. The team had five wins and two loses in the Suburban 8 League. They ended up winning the Suburban 8 title, the regionals and placing third in the State. 1st. Row: Kim Ziemba, Barb Smith. Carol 2nd. Row: Martha Campbell, Lynn Roman, Boland, Jaynne Frye, Amy Dasher Megan Most, Robin Tarpinian, Lucy Krause, Diane Faydenko, coach, Mrs. Stehlik 117 1st. Row: Kathy Grant, Perri Harabadian, Suzy Chronicle, Sue Campbell, Sandy Chronicle, Liz Valentine missing - Sue Fish 2nd. Row: Nancy Goyert, Mari Panter, Beth Kilbe, Lynette Lund, Anne Cousino, Karen Schoen, Suzanne Cousino, Sue Jamgochian, Martha Campbell, Val Ball 2rd. Row: Coach Mis E. Bacso, Jaynne Frye, karen Williams, Louie Berndt, Sallie Moore, The Softball team boasts a power- ful squad of eight out of nine first string players returning for the ‘77 season. Last spring, the first season ever for softball at Dearborn High, the Pioneer nine tied for first in the Suburban 8 League. This year, the team is looking forward to snatching the title themselves, a prospect which may very well occur. Beth Isham, Kim Berry, Amy Davison, Lori Hastie 118 Girls’ track is well into its second season of Suburban 8 competition, members of the team are looking forward to a successful year. Tri- captains Val Parker, Jill Dohany and Michelle Bridges will provide the leadership as the Pioneer girls work toward a successful track season. 1st. Row: Pam McLennan, Kelly Lieberman, Dena McCombs, Amy Anderson, Cherly Tyner, Stephanie Rolik, Barb Gefvert, Nancy Bissell 2nd. Row: Lisa Johnson, Pat Reinhold, Jill Dohany, Renee Bakalis, Janet Baetz, Andrea Nranian, Michelle Ulanski, Evelyn Zink, Sandy Martin, Michelle Bridges, Amy Sapulski 3rd. Row: Ellen Harley, Asst. Coach: Val Parker, Kathy Kaminski, Ann Rieman, mary Bowen, Mol Skidmore, Chris 0'Hagan, Kelly Austin, Conni Marx, Mary Holland, julie justice, Sue Hackett, Linda Burns, Manager 4th. Row: Christy Schwyn, Janelle Brehob, Pat Freitag, Jill Colvin, Karen Jensen, Lucy Krause, Amy Dasher, Robin Tarpinian, Lori Byers, Debbi Cahow, Carol Moore, Coach Anna Redmon 119 Volleyball Champions 1st. Row: Mary Brosnahan, Patti Gray, Carol 2nd. Row: Amy Sapulski, Nancy Herzina, Bristen, Patti Shewchuck Connie Marx, Margaret Fischley, Lucy Resto, Janine Fonville Basketball Champions 120 1st Row: Mary Pappas, Patti Gray, Carol Bristen 2nd Row: Margaret Fischley, Janine Fonville, Debbie Fuja, Lucy Re3to 1st Row: John Nichols Basketball Champions 2nd Row: Tom McKeel, Dennis Scala, Chuck Baughman, Ron Haller, Mark Terry Field Hockey and Soccer Champions 1st. Row: Mary Cook, Janine Baker, Carol Berkos, Nancy Bristen 2nd. Row: Sue Bator, Carol Jasperse, Julie Blankertz, Mary Cyzeska, Debbie Barker, Diane Blankertz 121 “Their accomplishments speak for themselves'', said retiring Head Coach Dave Frye when asked what he had to say about the 1976 football team. Not since 1954 has a Pioneer football squad achieved such an impressive record as the '76 team with its 8-1 won-lost record. This was the first time since Dearborn was admitted to the Subur- ban 8 athletic league that an Orange and Black squad took a turn sitting on the top at seasons end. Dearborn, however, had to share its title with Edsel Ford when the T-Birds tied the Pioneers for the championship with a 6-1 league record. Coach Frye’s team had the edge on the champion- ship because they had beaten the Thunderbirds 20-14 on a great but controversial catch by Grant Delbecq from Dennis Scala in overtime. It was the third consecutive year the Pioneers topped the T-Birds. 1st row(l. to r.) - Gary Waxier, Greg Ervin, R0n Haller, tri-capt., Eric Tarpinian, tri-capt., Mike Neill, tri-capt.. Norm Lockwood, Mark Gilbert, Kevin Bnm 2nd row - Grant Delbecq, Bill Mier, Tom McKeel, Chuck Baughman, Pat Brady John Nichols, Jim Butler, Bob Bratman .9 roW . pat Norton, Kevin O’Brien, Vince Hopkins, Grank Schulte, Steve Lewandowski, Jeff Stieve, Brian Pinfold 4th row - Mike Kasnowski, Kevin Gotts, Bennis Scala, Ken Kardasz, Pat Rombach, Mike Cliff, Jim Susalla 5th row - Richard Fritz, Todd Savage, Dave Hicks, Dan WUlenborg, Chris DeGulio, Mark Detar 6th row Managers and trainers- Dave Willenborg, Brian Hall, Dan Susalla, Bob Spahr, Ken Hintz 7th row - coaches- Gene Snell, Larry Dockham, Head FOOTBALL Dearborn Opponent 31 Southgate 0 23 Allen Park 6 23 Belleville 26 47 Bedford Union 0 31 Trenton 0 20 Edsel Ford 14 33 Plymouth Salem 28 41 Livonia Bentley 12 27 Plymouth Canton 0 Final Record 8-1 Co-Champs in Suburban 8, 6-1 Although the game of football is a team sport as evidenced by Dearborn’s average point output of 30.7 points a game while giving up only 9.6 points per contest, some individuals stand out because of excellent play in their own right. Senior Mike Neill impressed many people throughout the state with his outstanding line play. He was named an All-State lineman on the first team of class A schools by The Detroit News and on the second team by The Detroit Free Press. Besides those awards he also received recog- nition from civic groups, and was named All-League on both offense and defense by the Suburban Eight Coaches. Local papers also heaped All-City status on Mike. Senior Eric Tarpinian made honorable mention All-State, and was also named All-League and All-City as a running back. Kevin Brim, Senior, was named an All-State honorable men- tion. Seniors Ron Haller, Grant Delbecq, Norm Lockwood, and Kevin Brim all received All-City status as did juniors Dermis Scala and Kevin Gotts. A. . •’ . A . Front row [I to rj- Jim Shedd, Paul Bonicini, Steve Niparko, Ray Romeo, John Prokes, Pete Terry, Don Hopkins, David HartUne, Ray Kolis 2nd row ( to r]- Tracey Baize, Scott Wilhelmi, Jim Gorsuch, Jim Nolan, Larry St. John, Tim Bridges, Ed Valentine, Mike Urgonis, Rich Hanschu, Bob Burdge 3rd row [ to rl- Head Coach Gene Snell, Steve Barker, Doug Baggett, Matt Nedwid, Glen Foster, Jim Houts, Russ Haller, Eric Veenstra, Mark Pierce, John Beamon, Brian Hall-trainer, Asst. Coach Larry Dock ham 8 J.V. FOOTBALL Northville 14 36 Allen Park 6 36 Belleville 14 18 Trenton 0 20 Edsel Ford 21 42 Plymouth Salem 14 18 Livonia Bentley 7 Final Record 6-2, 2nd in League T- E—A 1st Row ■ Balter, Darwin: Blake, Mark: Rauh, 2nd Row: Higgins, Brian: Powell, Curt: Sell, Tim: Marx, Brian: Co-Capts.- Visscher, Dave: Steve: Rauner, Craig: Doeg, Dave: Hill, and Schriefer, John: Swanson, Mark: Loftus, Randy: Grant, Dave: Zander, Bob: Peterson, Dan: Rumschlag, Craig. Erik. 3rd Row - Coach Schroeter, Nedwid, Matt Douglas, John: Marvin, Ron: Toohey, Jim Borden, Ray: Feltner, Doug: Grant, Bemie Hanford, Tony: Speck, Aron: Lankford, Mike MGR. Cross Country Dearborn Opponent 42 Livonia Churchill 19 57 Howell 45 48 Belleville 31 48 Plymouth Salem 52 37 Allen Park 20 37 Redford Union 72 26 Livonia Bentley 29 55 Edsel Ford 23 55 Trenton 41 Final record 3-7, 5th in Suburban 8, denotes tri-meet Coach Herb Schroeter could only describe the 1976 season as “disap- pointing. ’ ’ This was the first time in 20 years that the Cross Country team has had a losing record, with only 3 wins and 7 losses. The fifth place finish in the league standings was also a new low for Dearborn High. There was, however, a bright spot in the otherwise dismal season. He was sophomore sensation Tim Rauh. Rauh finshed 17th in the regionals as he was the only Dearborn harrier to advance to state competition. In the state meet he finished a very respectable 45th place with a time of 16:16 for the approximately three mile course. Coach Schroeter is optimistic about his runners’ chanced next season with Rauh, and junior co- captains Dave Visscher and John Schriefer returning. 1st Row (I. to r.) Brian Hall (trainer), Scott Stumbo, Gary Waxier, Jamie Johnson, Don McCathney 2nd Row (I. to r.) Dan WiUenborg, (manger), Dan Heller, Pat Dowling, Paul Kenrick, Keith Klopcic, Bill Stuckey, Jeff Montgomery, Pat Rom bach, Tom Kwiatkowski, Jim Heller, Coach James Vanderhull Varsity Basketball Dearborn Opponent 71 Plymouth Canton 67 62 Liv. Churchill 46 57 Plymouth Salem 66 67 Fordson J.J 43 48 Liv. Bentley7 49 Ann Arbor Huron 40 52 Edsel Ford 37 70 Redford Union 55 60 Trenton 65 66 Allen Park 48 54 Southfield Lathrup 63 63 Belleville 60 49 Liv. Franklin 37 57 Liv. Bentley 45 41 Edsel Ford 40 60 Redford Union 61 60 Trenton 55 95 Allen Park 56 70 Belleville 62 56 Northwestern (District) 69 League 2nd place 9-4 Overall 14-6 Denotes League Contests 126 Despite the loss of Don McCathney and Tom Kwiatkowski for much of the basketball season, the D.H.S. Cagers had their most successful season since joining the Suburban Eight and since Coach Jim Vanderhull has coached at Dearborn High. “The 1976-1977 basketball season has been a very successful one as well as very rewarding”, stated the Coach. The Cagers 2nd place finish in the Sub-8 along, with two victories over Edsel Ford highlighted the productive year. A disappointing loss to Detroit Northwestern in the state championships ended the sea- son. In that game Dearborn was blown out in the first half but almost came back to take the contest before bowing out. Senior Bill Stuckey, Who played pivot all season, led the team in scoring and rebounding. He also led the city in rebounding. Stuckey was named an All-League, All-City, and 3rd team All-Metro West player. Defensive ace Jim Heller, senior, was named to the 2nd team All- League team, the 2nd team All-City team, and an Hon. Mention Metro West guard. Front row (I. to r.) manager Tim Bridges, Ray Kolis, Graig Wolter, Rick Johnson, Steve Mills, Matt Nedwid, Doug Baggett Back row {.L. TO R.( TRAINER Brian Hall, Russ Haller, Bruce Mason, Mike Kasonowski, Jay Campana, Dave Lomas, Coach Gene Snell Dearborn Oppone: 55 Plymouth Canton 46 65 Livonia Churchill 38 46 Plymouth Sedem 53 49 Fordson 44 32 Livonia Bentley 45 67 Ann Arbor Huron (O.T.) 69 61 Edsel Ford 50 74 Redford Union 56 88 Trenton 66 64 Allen Peirk 54 56 Southfield Lathrup 51 65 Belleville 43 58 Livonia Bentley 27 71 Edsel Ford 46 69 Redford Union 44 62 Trenton 55 73 Allen Park 61 66 Belleville 38 Front row ( . to r.) Bernie Grant, Jamie Todd, Ken Radke, Dave Johnson, Mike Tucker, Bob Patterson, S. Panagos, Craig Fellows, Greg Hanson, Mark Swanson, Neil Bristol Back row (I. to r.) Coach Al Jones, Jeff Stieve, Mark Hoefner, Chris Heater, Al Larraza, Paul Bonicinni, M. Putzig, T. Simko, Eric Veenstra, Pete Happely 129 Front row ( . to r.) Doug Osterhoff, Larry Bird, Ed Frutig, Mike Osterhoff, Marty Boyea, John Rutt, Tom Boyea Back row (I. to r.) Dan Willenborg, Brian Pinfold, Bob Marx, Mark Williams, Dave Hart, Pat Brady, Paul Sidor Despite a serious injury to senior Ed Frutig and an untimely sickness to sophomore Brian Pinfold, the Dearborn grapplers enjoyed their finest season ever in the Suburban 8 league. Led by Head Coach A1 Harris and Asst. Coach Ed Lanzi, the wrestlers finished second only to Belleville in the race for the title. Even though the second place fin- ish (2nd place league meet and 4 wins, 3 losses) was the best ever for a Dearborn squad in the Sub-8, the coaches put heavy emphasis on the fact the the D.H.S. matmen grappled their way past tough foes in numerous invitationals. Dearborn took first place in their own invita- ional, the first ever held at Dearborn High. It will be an annual event. Coaches Harris and Lanzi both felt that Dearborn could have been league champs had the injuries not set them back. Ed Frutig was lost midway through the season and Brian Pinfold was overcome with hepatitis. Dearborn struggled through the final two matches with- out the two starters but succembed to Edsel Ford and Plymouth Salem. Two wrestlers this season passed the magic 30 victory mark in indivi- dual matches. Marty Boyea and Doug Osterhoff (both seniors) were only the second and third grapplers in Dearborn’s wrestling history to pass the 30 mark. Besides Marty Boyea and Doug Osterhoff, John Rutt, Larry Bird, Pat Brady, Bob Marx, and Paul Sidor were all named on the All-City Wrestling team. Marty Boyea, Pat Brady, and Paul Sidor were all league champs in their respective weight classes. Dual Scoreboard Dearborn Opponent 33 Howell 38 39 Trenton 24 48 Allen Park 20 48 Redford Union 11 62 Livonia Franklin 6 24 Belleville 25 46 Livonia Bentley 14 22 Edsel Ford 26 22 Plymouth 28 4-3 League Record, 5-4 Overall, 2nd Place in League ♦Denotes League Matches Invitational Tournament Scoreboard No. of Teams Compting Where Dearborn 12 Ypsilanti 4th 8 Dearborn 1st 12 Novi 1st 33 Schoolcraft 7th 8 Monroe 2nd 10 Edsel Ford 3rd 8 League 2nd Front row (I. to r.) Bob Boatwright, Al Corich, Johnson, Neil Myers, Bill Luetzow, Jeff Carey Paulus, Mike Williams, Co-capt. Bob Paulson, Tim Mclnnes, Tim Massie, Coach Lazar, Co-capt. Dru Dunworth, Bill Knoop, Jack Dunworth, Assistant Coach Jack Mike Suchara, Jerry Balaka Johnson, Dave Stuckey, Brett Ellis, Max Back row (I. to r.) Mgr. Roger Shomo, Dave Rudolph, Jeff Stieve, Chris hall not pictured - Mark Swanson, Mark Lewy Dearborn Opponent tied Birmingham Seaholm win Grosse Pointy North win Redford Union loss Birmingham Groves win Belleville win Livonia Bentley loss Edsel Ford loss Ann Arbor Huron win Plymouth Salem loss Blm. Andover win Trenton win Allen Park 1st. place in league meet Final record 7-4-1, First in league AU-Americans Bill Knoop-Freestyle Relay, Bob Lazar Breastroke, Dru Dunworth-Freestyle Relay 133 VARSITY BASER ALI Front row ( . to r.) Mark Terry, Dave Swistock, Grant Delbecq, Steve McDonald, Eric Tarpinian, Mike Kozlowski, Darwin Baker, Kevin Gotts. Dennis Scala Middle row (I. to r.) Ken Hintz: manager, Lankford: manager, Gary Waxier, Randy Begin, Mark Kozlowski. Jim Susalla, Mark Wilkes, Chris DeGulio, Bob Spahr Back row (I. to r.) Assistant Coach, Tim Massie, John Prokes, Steve Schoeben, Coach Herb Schroeter VARSITY TRACK Returning Letterman - Mike NeiU, Mike Gebert, Jerry Pokwryka, Captain Joe Kneisly, Norm Lockwood, Bill Stuckey, Mark Blake, Bob Marx, Dave Vischer, Pat Norton, Brian Marx, Bruce Baustert, Charlie Coss. Coach Bob Bridges Front row {I. to r.) Rick Johnson, Mike Noble, Kevin Lobdell, Dan King, Steve Picard, Mark Terry Back row (I. to r.) Coach Carl Flegle, Chris Warner, Jeff Isett, Jeff Brown, Rod Fuell Front row ( . to r.) Tri-Captains Don McCathney, Tom Kwiatkowski, Kirk Hoppe Back row ( . to r.) Steve Matthews, Ron Tomasik, Ken Roney, Jamie Horvath, Steve Sullivan, Pat Rombach, John Matthews, Carey Paulus, Dan Hammond, Sam Sabaugh, Coach Gene Snell Jeffrey Beers President Patricia Frank Vice-President Ann Grzybowski Treasurer Karin Nanos Secretary TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1977 Your high school career is about to come to an end. If the school has done a proper job of providing the opportunity for you to acquire an education— and we sincerely hope that we have--only the high school portion of your education is coming to a close. However, education is a life-long endeavor. It was never intended that the process should end with graduation from high school. The fact that we celebrate this point in the educational process with an event called commencement, which means “to begin”, is significant. This, then, is not truly the end of your education but rather the beginning of it. Perhaps, the most important-part of the whole process is about to take place for each of you. Our most sincere wish for you is that you find happiness, fulfillment and satisfaction in you every endeavor; that you discover the true joy of being a contributing member of this great country in which we live. Len Mazur You passed from this world as we know it, Beth Groszko yet your smile and the twinkle in your eye remain. After the tears are dried, we remember your good times, not your pain; your joy for living, not your anger at death. You are gone, still you linger with us. IN MEMORIA Paula Griffin Pam Effertz Kathy Ackley Gregory Alcenius Cynthia Anderson Jeffrey Ackermann Marybeth Apple Christine Assenmacher Ann Marie Authier Paula Annesser Jill Asel Iris Renee Ayers i Darwin Baker Jean Baker Mary Ellen Bakken Terry Baines Robert M Andrus Lauren Banks Ellen Banta Gail Barbaza Sallie Barger Debra Barker Kevin Bartsch Linda Bassett Sue Ann Bator Charles Baughman Jeffrey Beers David Best Emily Bennett Cary Benson Toni Benson Carol J Berkas Diana K Berry Constance Bodurow 146 Carol Boland Denise Bouteiller David J Brady Glenn Bridgman 147 Michelle Bridges Linda J Burns Loralee Butler Anthony Byrd Scott Cameron Dennis Brown Michele Brown Susan Campbell 148 Michael Capatina Roxana Carlebach David Cauvin Kimberly Caves Clifford Cawthon Alf Cederquist Scott Chamberlin Carlos Chaves Mary Celeskey Sandra Chronicle v Suzanne Chronicle Karen C Clemens Linda J Cliff Frank Choraszewski 149 Nick Compos Marian Conway Laurie Ann Comey Eileen M Costello Christopher Coulter Mary Cyzeska Carolyn Daoust Amy Darwish Tamara Davis James Crowley Abby Cowan Brian Crowe Henry Czerwick Vivian Dean Edward Dedinsky Grant Delbecq Michele Delich Cheryl Demorest Kevin Dohany Colleen Dougher Frank A Drahuse Dru Dunworth Deborah Edwards Tim Dryer James Weigandt Sona Elanjian Brett Ellis David Deplanche Kathy Edwards Ann Elsenheimer 152 Melany Erb Karie Ergonis Raymond Erlandson David English Gregory Ervin Nancy Esper James Evans Barbara Evert Carol Ewing Ruth Failor Rene Fairless Donna Fawk Laura Exum 153 Thomas Fontichiaro Cheryl Frank Karen Forsyth James Franczak Susan Ford Patricia Frank 154 Edward Frutig Lisa Freeman Marcia Freeman Patricia Freitag Andy Fromm Jeanette Galer Mary Harless Theresa Galla £ Pamela Geboski Jerome Gentner Patricia Glowacki Thomas Good Milinda Grabowski Stephanie Godell Gerald Goodrich Mark Graham David Grant Victoria Hadely Ronald Haller Gary Hafer Victoria Hale Katherine Kaminski Ann Grzybowski Perri Harabadian James Habume • f James Greene Michelle Griz Gwen Hanlin Ruth Hart Joni Hawkins David Haykus Michael Haykus Helen Haynes Margaret Haystead Nancy Hebb Rosemary Henry Faith Heslet Brian Higgins Randy Hill Christopher Hilton 158 Debra Holifield Sara Hoover Kirk Hoppe Charles Horosco David Hague Louis Horger Amanda Howe Charles Hough Diane Hughes Rosemarie Hughes Marilynn Hulter Ann Hume Lori Irwin Jeffrey Isett 159 Susan Jackson Susan Joanisse Susan Jamgochian Carol Jasperse Michael Jenner David Joanisse Jamie Johnson Becky Jones Ellen Joost Bradley Jordet 160 Janis Kemen Lawrence Klein Janet Kessel Sharee Klim Theresa Kimling Sally Klingel Kathlerine Sue Kirk Andrea Kish Michael Keims Louise Krause Mark Klonowski Michele Klonowski Keith Klopcic Wayde Koehler Beth Kolbe Michael Kozlowski Marvin Kraska Richard Krause Thomas Kwiatkowski 7 Catherine Kwilos Barbara Lindberg David Lisowski Thomas Lisowski Linda Locher Norman Lockwood Nancy Lund Janet Maceroni Annette Luetzow Lori Lynch Michelle Madden 164 Andrew Manson Cardin Mason Kent Malotka Robert Marx Francesca Matemini William May Heidi McAdam Kathy McAleer Mark McCray Paul McCormick Jessica McCarthy Dena McCombs Steven Matthews Donald McCathney John Matthews Lori McCoy Ann McDonnell Carol McDonnell Erin McPhee Donald Meffert Richard Mehl Katherine M ericas Martressa Merriam Steve McDonald Thomas McKeel Julie McGarvey Carl McLaughlin Patricia McDonnell Cheryl Mclnnis Denise McIntosh Mary Merton Kathleen Meyer Todd Meyer Kerry Meyers William Mier Nancy Mikitaroff Ruth Ann Mikros Robert Missel Patrick Mitchell Richard Milinko Dominic Moceri Jeffery Montgomery Lisa Monroe Thomas Moore Randy Mosakowski Andrew Moquin Barbara Mumaw Rita Murphy Dennis Myemick Daryl Myers Chris Mulligan Gail Neerman Michael Neill Yvette Nason Mary Myler Sheelagh Nagle Karin Nanos Eileen Nelson Wayne Nelson Catherine Neubacher Eleanor Nichols John Nichols Amy Niemann Michael Noble Diane Nilsen Nancy O’Brien Gibson Nichols Michael O’Connell Maria Palombo Douglas Osterhoff 170 Pennie Pelton Jay Phillip Pepper Colleen Periman Timothy Peters Alan Peterson Steven Picard Nancy Pichette 171 Roberta Pressman Anna Marie Puzella Belinda Ridgley Laura Pringnitz Julia Prinsen Stephan Quinlan Christine Pydlek Janice Rench Renee Reome Bobby Risner Carol Roberts Constance Puma Margaret Rausch Carl Robertson 172 James Robertson Joseph Ross Kathryn Salvati Linda Schmansky Donald Robey Julie Rusanoff Tim Sarb David Schnoor Lisa Roemer Geoffrey Rolik John Rutt Jolynne Sadler Linda Savat 173 Daniel Sheldon Ann Marie Shewchuck Judith Shipp Dave Smith Kathy Smith Terri Lynn Smith Dale Smokovitz Cynthia Snow Nancy Tataranowicz f Mark Terry J} Michael Thompson Patricia Swistak David Swistock v Elissa Tabbey Eric Tarpinian Donald Taylor Nancy Tengman Mary Susan Ternes Suzanne Terrell Ross Thornburg Brian Tillman 176 Kathleen Tiseo Cynthia Tomasic MS James Toohey Mark Tremel Gerald Trimble 177 Daniel Muldowney .Ml Michael Walters Laurie Warren Gary Waxier Valerie Welch David Wilson Mark Wilkes Tom Willis Colleen Williams Michael Willemse Karen Williams 178 Arthur Wojtowicz James Wolf 179 Eric Tarpinian Michelle Bridges Jeanette Galer Bill Stucky Jeff Beers Mary Ellen Cyzeska Dennis Brown Steve Sullivan Jay Pepper Kevin Brim Abby Cowan Kathy Mericas Ann Grzybowski Diane Faydenko Pat Ann McDonnell Janice Hellie Molly Thayer Connie Bodurow Karin Nanos John Nichols Jackie Winfree Diane Hughes Roxana Carlebach Mike Noble Ann Shewchuck Sue Summers Ruth Failor Sue Ford Debbie Barker Keith Klop Jill Ledbetter Mary Merton Patty Paulsen John Steve Matthews Joel Yinger Chuck Baughman James Crowley Patty Frietag Mary Major Gail Barbaza Carol McDonnell Sandy Suzy Chronicle Doug Osterhoff Michelle DeMarais Scott Marvin Tom Kwiatkowski Annette Luetzow GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Bill Allstead Robert Andrews Tom Bacon Alex Banish Brian Barrie John Benson Marjorie Barry Debbie Bidwell James Blair Herbert Bowman David Bricker Jeff Bronder Bill Brown Aileen Carter John Chikos Karen Clay Eileen Davis Tom Dent Pat Dowling Michael Esper Cynthia Fougerousse Rex Frazier Mike Gebert Greg Gillum Mark Gnjewek Suzette Grant Mike Hastie Michael Hinojosa Elizabeth Jagodzinski Barb Jaske Mike Johnston Steve Kawchak Annette Keda Colleen Kendell Rose Ken rick Joe Knisely Mary Krebsbach Dolores Lafollette Robert Legerstrom Frank Leone Rosanne Malczynski Jim Matteucci Randy Mefford Jim Mersdorf Kurt Meyer Robert Miller Bob Mitton Eric Moir Linda Moore Paul Morehead Melody Murt Chris Muscat Bill McKay Jim McNamee Kitty Naughton Tony Neroni Dave Newgord Rebecca Osborne Jeff Parsons Marjorie Paynter Arlene Pignarello Randy Pizzuti Tom Raymond Manuel Resto John Richardson Julie Riley John Ritenour Greg Robberts Kevin Robertson Tom Rowett Ken Roy Tim Ryan Dave Schnoor Dave Schultz Candy Senczyszyn Michele Sheeler Barb Shomo Martha Skidmore Terri Smith James Swanson Jeff Szarek Dan Thomas Joe Trahey Cliff Varkoly Lisa Veraldi Ray Wyane Jim Weigandt Harry Wetzel Mark Williams Ten Wlodarczyk SENIOR INDEX Ackermann, Jeffrey - J.V. Wres- tling, Soccer Club, B-Cert Ackley, Kathy - Co-op Alcenius, Gregory - Co-op, Thes- pians Allstead, William - Co-op, First Stop Anderson, Cynthia - Co-op, B-Certs Andrews, Robert - Co-op Andrus, Robert Annesser, Paula - Co-op, B-Certs, Ski Club Apple, Marybeth Asel, Jill - Softball, Intramurals, Timer As8enmacher, Christine - G.A.A., A. I. D.S. Program Authier, Ann Marie Ayers, Iris Renee Bacon, Thomas Baggett, Bruce Baines, Terry - B-Certs, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, Son of the Desert Baker,Darwin -J.V. V. Base- ball, V. Cross Country, A-Certs Baker, Jean - B-Certs, G.A.A., Ski Club Bakken, Mary Ellen - V. Tennis, Pioneer, B-Certs, Community Service, Intramurals. G.A.A. Banish, Alexander - A B-certs, Debate, Forensics, J.V. Tennis, Intramurals Banks, Lauren Banta, Ellen - B-Certs, Affective Education Barbaza, Gail - Co-op, Pioneer, Intramurals, A-Certs German Club, Thespians, Timet- tes. N.H.S. Barger, Sallie Barker, Debra - Pioneer, Student Counseling, Intramurals, G.A.A. Syncronized, A B-Certs, Booster Club Barrie, Brian Barry, Nan - B-Certs Bartsch, Kevin Bassett, Linda - B-Cert, E.A.C., A.F.S., Debate, Sci. Fic. Club, Intramurals, Explorers Bator, Sue Ann - J.V. V. Field Hockey, V. Softball, Band, G.A.A. B-Cert Battjes, Ward Bauer, Ralph - Debate, J.V. Soccer, Intramurals Baughman, Charles - Intramurals, Observer, B-Certs, J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Baseball. V. Track 184 Beers, Jeffrey - Sr. Class Pres., Student Coalition, Sr. Selling, first Stop, Dearborn H. S. Student Representative on the Dbn. stu- dent Advisory Committe, J.V. Cross Country, B-Cert. SpDh. Class Pres, Jr. Class Pres. Bennett, Emily - Y-Teens, A-Cert Benson, Cary Benson, John - B-Cert, Co-op, Intramurals Benson, Toni - G.A.A., Debate, Intramurals, B-Cert, Community Service Berkas, Carol - A-Certs, G.A.A., Ski Club, N.H.S., Timer, Intra- murals Bernard!, Susan - Co-op, B-Cert Berndt, Kimberly Berry, Diana Berry, Marjorie Besek, Joan - Muse, A-Certs, N.H.S. Best, David - Co-op, B-Certs, Homecoming Escort Bid well, Debbie Bielawski, Marie Bird, Lawrence - Varsity Club, V. Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, B-Cert Blair, James- J.V. Football, E.A.C. Blake, Mark - V. Cross Country, V. Track, Varsity Club, Son of the Desert Blankertz, Julie M. - B-Certs, German Club, Intramurals Blanton, John Bloom, Teresa - Intramurals, First Stop, Choir, School Commissioner Bodurow, Constance - Student Coalition, Muse, Tennis, G.A.A., Ski Club, Intramurals, Pioneer, Thespians, B-Certs, Jr. Class Sec. Bogard, Jeannine - B-Certs, Band Forensics, Cabaret Orchestra Boland, Carol - J.V. V. Field Hockey, J.V. V. Volleyball, G.A.A., Observer, A B-Certs, N.H.S. Bouteiller, Denise Bowman, Herbert Boyea, Martin - Wrestling Brady, David J. - B-Cert Brady, Patrick - J.V. V. Football, V. Wrestling, Varsity Club, B-Cert Brash, Pamela - V. Softball, Muse, Intramurals, Co-op Brayman, Robert - J.V. V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, V. Track Co-op, B-Cert Brehob, Janel - Gymnastics, N.H.S., A-Cert, Orchestra, Debate, Forensics Brennfleck, Kevin - J.V. V. Tennis, Co-op, B-Certs Bricker, David Bridges, Michelle - Co-op, Booster club, Cheerleader, G.A.A., V.Track, Girls Basket- ball, Pioneer, B-Cert Bridgeman, Glenn - Co-op, Ski Club Brim, Kevin, - J.V. V. Football, B-Cert, Varsity Club Bristen, Nancy - Intramurals, B-Certs, Orchestra, Forensics, Community Service, School Commissioner Brockman, Heidi - Co-op, Intra- murals, A B-Certs Bronder, Jeff Brosnahan, Sally Brown, Dean - B-Cert, Math Club Brown, Dennis - Co-op, V. Track Brown, Devona - Cheerleader, Bike Club, Thespians, Muse, Ski Club B-Certs Brown, Michele Brown, William Burns, Linda - Intramurals, B-Certs Butler, James - V. Football, Intramurals Butler, Laralee - Debate, Intra- murals, A-Certs Byrd, Anthony - Co-op, B-Certs, Intramurlas Cameron, Scott Campbell, Martha Campbell, Susan - Gymnastics, Softball, G.A.A., First Stop Capatina, Michael Carlebach, Rax ana Carter, Aileen - Co-op, B-Cert Cavvin, David - Co-op, Wrestling Caves, Kimberly B-Cert, Booster Club, Intramurals, Sr. Selling Cawthon, Clifford - Sons of the Flp oprt Cederquist, Alf Col Celeskey, Mary - Co-op Chamberlin, Scott Chaves, Carlos Chikos, John - Co-op Choraszewski, Frank Chronicle, Sandra - J.V. Basket- ball, Intramurals, G.A.A., Pioneer, V. Softball, A B-Certs, Co-op, Wrestlerette Chronicle, Suzanne - V. Softball, J.V. Basketball, Badminton, Co-op, B-Certs, Intramurals Clay, Karen Clemens, Karen - Co-op, Intra- murals Cliff, Linda - Co-op, B-Certs Collins, James - Co-op Collins, Jill Colson, Suzanne Compos, Nick Conway, Marian Cook, David - Co-op, B- Cook, David - Co-op, B-Cert, J.V. wrestling Cook, Mary - J.V. Tennis, V. Badminton, G.A.A., Intramurals, First Stop, B-Cert Cook, Nancy Corbet, William Corn, Samantha - A B-Certs, Pioneer, A.I.D.S. Program Corney, Lavrie Ann Costello, Eileen Coulter, Christopher - B-Certs, J.V. Tennis Cowan, Abby Crowe, Brian - B-Certs, First Stop Crowley, James - B-Cert, Sr. Selling, Homecoming Escort Cyzeska, Mary - J.V. Swim, Band, G.A.A., A-Cert Czerwick, Henry - Archery Club, Co-op Daniels, Renee Daoust, Carolyn Darwish, Amy Davis, Eileen - Co-op, B-Certs, Girls Track Davis, Tamara - Thespians Dean, Vivian - J.V. Basketball, Band, B-Certs Dedinsky, Edward Delbecq, Grant - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Baseball, Observer, A B-Certs Delich, Michele - Co-op, B-Certs Demarais, Michelle - B-Certs, Intra- murals Demorest, Cheryl Demorest, Mark - Co-op Dent, Thomas - Co-op Deplanche, David - B-Certs Dohany, Kevin - Co-op, Ski Club, Pioneer, Sr. Selling Dougher, Colleen - Co-op, Y-teens Dowling, Patrick - V. Basketball Drahuse, Frank - Chess Club, B-Cert Drack, Keith Dryer, Tim - Archery Club, Pioneer, Co-op, B-Certs Dunworth, Dru Rob - V. Swim, B-Cert Edwards, Deborah Edwards, Kathy - B-Cert, Co-op Elanjian, Sona - Observer, B-Certs, Intramurals, Booster Club Ellis, Brett - V. Swim, B-Certs Elsenheimer, Ann M. - A.F.S., N.H.S., A-Certs, Booster Club, Observer, Plays Empson, Carrie - Debate, Timer, J.V. Swim, V. syncronized, Forensics, Sci. Fic. Club, G.A.A., Star Track Enders, Steven - B-Cert, Cross Country English, David - Jazz Band, Sons of the Desert, Symphony Band, J.V. Tennis, J.V. Track, B-Cert 185 Erb, Melany - Y-Teens, Intra- murals, Co-op Ergonis, Karie Erlandson, Raymond - Debate, B-Certs, J.V. V. Baseball, Co-op, Observer Ervin, Gregory - J.V. V. Football, Varsity Club, Co-op, B-Certs Esper, Michael Esper, Nancy Evans, James - V. Gymnastics, Soccer Club, Plays, B-Cert Evert, Barbara - Observer, B-Cert, German Club, Plays Ewing, Carol Exum, Laura - Co-op, B-Certs Failor, Ruth - Booster Club, Intramurals, Choir, Timer, J.V. Swim, Synchronized, G.A.A B-Cert Fairless, Rene Fawk, Donna - Co-op, First Stop Faydenko, Diane - A-Cert, V Volleyball, V. Badminton, Soph. Class Treas., V. Field Hockey G.A.A. Fellows, William - Co-op, Ski Club Feltner, Douglas - J.V. Cross Country, Chess Club Finley, Cheryl - Choir, B-Cert, Wrestlerette, Observer, Timer Flynn, Jeffrey Fontichiaro, Thomas - First Stop Ford, Charles - J.V. Swim, B-Cert Ford, Susan - Homecoming Court A B-Cert K Forsyth, Karen Fougerousse, Cynthia Franczak, James - Co-op, B-Certs Frank, Cheryl - Intramurals, Booster Club, A.F.S., German Club Frank, Patricia - Sr. Class Vice- Pres., Soph. Class Sec., Sr. Selling, Student Coalition, German Club, A B-Certs, Timer Frasier, Rex Freeman, Lisa - Co-op Freeman, Marcia - Co-op, A B- Certs Freitag, Patricia - V. Track, G.A.A., A-Certs, D.B.R., Debate, Forensics Fromm, Andy - Ski Club, B-Cert, Band Frutig, Edward Frye, Jaynne - Co-op, B-Cert, V. Field Hockey, Gymnastics, G.A.A., J.V. V. Volleyball, V. Softbll, Booster Club Galer, Jeanette - G.A.A., Sr. Selling, Ski Club, Pioneer, Intra- murls, First Stop, B-Certs, Galla, Theresa - Co-op, Intra- murals, Community Service, B-Certs Gebert, Michael - V. Track, B-Certs Geboski, Pamela - E.A.C., A.F.S., Obwerver, A-Certs Genther, Jerome Gilbert, William - B-Certs, Varsity Club, V. Football, Co-op Giles, Jeffery - J.V. Swim, Band, Co-op Gillum, Gregory Glass, Tracy Glowacki, Patricia - Cheerleader, Booster Club, G.A.A., B-Certs, Co-op, V. J.V. Tennis, J.V. Volleyball, Badminton Gniewek, Mark - Co-op Godell, Stephanie Golec, Rodney - Pioneer, Observer Good, Thomas - Forensics, A B-Certs Goodrich, Gerald - B-Certs, Intra- murals, J.V. Tennis Goshorn, Jeffrey - J.V. Tack, Co-op Gottman, Lori - Co-op, Gymnas- tics, Intramurals Goyert, Nancy - V. Swim, N.H.S., Softball, A-Certs, Intramurals, Grabowski, Melinda Graham, Mark Grant, David - J.V. V. Cross Country, Track Grant, Suzette - B-Certs, Co-op Greene, James- B-Certs, N.H.S., V. J.V. Golf Griz, Mchelle - Thespiams, Jazz Grzybowski, Ann - J.V. V. Swim, Student Coaltion, Haburne, James Hadley, Victoria - Y-Teens, Gym- nastics, Forensics, Thespian, In- tramurals Hafer, Garold - Co-op, B-certs, In- tramur ads Hale, Victoria - Co-op Halifield, Debbie - Swim Team Haller, Ronald - Intramurals, V. J.V. Basketball, Student Coali- tion, Track, A B-certs, Varsity Club Pres., V. J.V. Football, OBSERVER, MUSE Hanlin, Gwen - Co-on. B-cert Harabadian, Perri - V. Softball, V. Field Hockey, V. Badminton, B-Cert, G.A.A., Forensics Harless, Mary - Co-op Hart, Ruth - A.F.S., A-Certs, N.H.S., E.A.C., Math Club Hastie, Mike Hawkins, Joni - B-certs, Choir Haykus, David - Sci. Fiction Club Haykus, Michael Haynes, Helen - A-Certs, A.F.S., Synphony Orchestra, N.H.S., Observer Haystead, Margaret Hebb, Nancy - Thespian, Observer, Muse, Pioneer, B-Cert, Ignite, E.A.C. 186 Heller, James - A-certs, Varsity Club, V. Basketball Hellie, Janice • Intramurals, Sr. Selling, A-certs, Ignite Henry, Rosemary - Intramurals Heslet. Faith Higgins, Brian - Choir, Baseball, Observer, Cross Country Hill, Randy - Itack, Cross Coun- try, Intramurals Hilton, Christopher - J.V. Foot- ball, Track, Co-op, B-cert, Home- coming Escort, Cness Club, Track Club Hinojosa, Michael Hogue, David - B-certs, Co-op, J.V. Baseball Holifield, Debra Hoover, Sara- Debate, Forensics, AFS, NHS, A-certs Hoppe, Kirk- Muse, J.V. Cross Country Soccer, Soccer Club, Thespian, V. Ten- nis, A-certs, Intramurals Horger, Louis Horosco, Charles- First Stop Hough, Charles Howe, Amanda- AFS, Pioneer, Sons of the Desert, EAC, A B-certs, Ignite Hughes, Diane- Co-op, Forensics, Muse, J .V. Swimming, B-certs, Track, Intramurals, GAA Hughes, Rosemarie- Band Hulter, Marilynn-Thespians, B-certs, AFS Hume, Elizabeth Ann- Band, Intra- murals, Co-op, Communinity Service Irwin, Lori Isett, Jeffery- Golf Isham, Patrticia- Co-op, Intramurals, B-certs, Badminton, Booster Club Itin, Janel- Pioneer, Intramurals. Plavs Jackson, Susan Jagodzinski, Elizabeth- AIDS Program Jamgochilan, Susan Jankowski, Denis- Co-op Jaske, Barbara Jasperse, Carol- Intramurals, Ski Club, A B-certs; GAA, Softball Jenner, Micheal Joanisse, David- Observer Joanisse, Susan- B-certs, AIDS Pro- gram Johnson, Jamie- V. Basketball, V. Base ball, Soccer Club, Coalition, A-certs, NHS, Varsity Club, Soph. Class Vice Pres., Thespians, Forensics Johnston, Mike-co-op Jones, Becky -A B certs, German club Joost, Ellen Jordet, Bradley Jouyth, Karen Rae -Concert choir, Thespians, B certs Kaminski, Katherian -Synchronized, Swim, Track, GAA, Intramurals J.V. V.,Field Hockey, Bcert, Timer Kaphengast, Mark - Co-op Karge, Deborah -Ski Club, B Certs, GAA, AIDS Program Kawchak, Steven -J.V. V. Wrestling Chess Club, B certs, J.V. Football Keda, Annette Keene, Maryann -Y-Teens, Co-op Keirns, Micheal -Ski Club Kelly, Thomas -Plays, Sr. Selling Kendell, Colleen Kenrick, Rose Kernen, Janis - Co-op, AIDS program, B CERTS Kessel, Janet -B certs, Co-op Kim ling, Theresa Kirk, Katherian -AFS.thespians, A B certs Kish, Andrea -Co-op Klein, Lawrence Klim, Sharee -Cheerleader, B certs, Co-op, GAA, J.V. V. Field Hockey, Gymnastics, V. Badminton Klingel, Sally - Co-op, Ski Club, B-Certs, Ignite Klonowski, Mark - Co-op Klonowski, Michele Klopcic, Keith - First Stop, J.V,Football B-certs, J.V. V. Basketball, Track Knisely, Joseph - J.V. V. Track Koehler, Wayde - A-certs. Intramurals Kolbe, Beth - J.V. Basketball, Intramurals, Observer Koprowicz, Edward Korona, Cynthia - Muse, Thespians Kostelwik, Lynn Kotlarczyk, Karen - Synchronized, Co-op, G.A.A., Intramurals, B-Certs Kozlowski, Michael Kramarz, Elaine - B-certs, oo-op, dou- ster Club, Sr. Selling, Majorette Kraska, Marvin - B-certs, Math Club, Archery Club, Observer Krause, Louise - Track, Volleyball, GAA, Booster Club, Co-op, Chorus, A B-certs, Cheerleader, Intramurals Krause, Richard Krebsbach, Mary Kwiatkowski, Thomas - B-certs, Varisty Club, J.V. V. Basketball, J.V. V. Tennis Kwilos, Catherine - B-certs, Observer, AIDS Program Lachance, Kimberly Lafollette, Debra - Co-op Lafollette, Dolores Lagerstrom, Robert - Ski Club, Bike Club, Co-op Lanci, Linda - G.A.A., Plays, B-Certs, Intramurals 187 Lindberg, Barbara - A-Cert, N.H.S. Lisowski, David Lisowski, Thomas Locher, Linda Lockwood, Norman - Co-op, B-Certs, J.V. V. Football, V. Track, V. Club Loeffler, Kathy Loewe, Thomas - J.V. Football, Ski Club, First Stop Londos, Jeffrey - Co-op Longvski, Raymond - Co-op, B-Cert Lovera, Linda - Pioneer, G.A.A., Intramurals, First Stop, Sr. Selling Lueteow, Annette - Intramurals, N.H.S., Timer, A-Cert, Pioneer, Swim, Sr. Selling Lund, DeAnne - V. Tracak, B-Cert Co-op, G.A.A., J.V. Field Hockey Gymnastics, V. Basketball Lund, Nancy - A B-Certs, Com- munity Service, Observer, Plays, A.F.S., Orchestra, Synchronized Lundblad, Thomas - Golf Lynch, Lori - Co-op, Y-Teens, B-Cert Maternini, Francesca - A.F.S., Muse, Ski Club, Intramurals, Exchange Student, Thespian Mattevcci, James Matthews, John - Intramurals, V. J.V. Tennis, Ignite, Sons of the Desert, A B Certs Matthews, Steven - Intramurals, Sons of the Desert, A B-Certs, Pioneer, Observer, V. J.V. Tennis May, William McAdam, Heidi McAleer, Kathy - Orchestra, B-Certs, Booster Club McCarthy, Jessica McCathney, Donald McCombs, Dena - J.V. V. Track, G.A.A., A.I.D.S. Program, J.V. Swim McCormick, Paul - B-Cert McCoy, Lori - Gymnastics McCray, Mark McDonald, Steve - JV. Football, JV. V. Basketball, Co-op, B-cert, Intramurals McDonnell, Ann - A-cert, JV. V. Basketball, Intramurals McDonnell, Carol - AIDS Program McDonnell, Pat - JV. V. Basket- ball, GAA, A-certs, Intramurals McGarvey, Julie Mclnnis, Cheryl - Track, Co-op, Intramurals, B-certs McIntosh, Denise McKay, William - Co-op McKeel, Thomas - V. Football Intramurals, Varsity Club McKenna, Timothy - V. Track, EAC, Ski Club, Soccer McLaughlin, Carl - Co-op, Intra- murals McNamee, Jim McPhee, Erin - Thespian Meffert, Donald Mefford, Randall Mehl, Richard - Observer, Intra- murals, B-certs Mericas, Katherian - Co-op, Intra- murals Merriam, Martressa - B-cert, Intra- murals, V. Swim, Gymnastics, Ski Club, V. Track, GAA Mersdorf, James Merton, Mary - Intramurals, GAA, Ski Club Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Kurt - Debate, Forensics, B-certs Meyer, Todd - Drum Major, Pioneer Pops Orchestra, Plays, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, A B-certs, Marching Band Concert Choir, Pep Band Meyers, Kerry Michnuk, Joseph - Co-op, B-cert Mier, William - JV. V. FootbaU,JV. Baseball, JV. BasketbaU, Observer, A B-certs, Intramurals Mikitaroff, Nancy - Co-op Mikros, Ruth - Co-op, B-cert MiUnko, Richard - JV. BasketbaU, Co-op, Observer MiUer, David - Intramurals, Co-op, B-cert Missel, Robert - First Stop, Intra- murals, B-cert MitcheU, Patrick Mitton, Robert - JV. FootbaU, JV. Track,!hespian, Ignite, B-cert Moceri, Dominic Moir, Erich Monroe, Lisa - GAA, In- tramurals, B-cert, Co-op, Community Service Montgomery, Jeffery Moore, Linda Moort, Thomas - Ski Club Co-op, B-certs Moquin, Andrew Morehead, Paul Mosakowski, Randy - J.V. Track, Co-op Muldowney, Daniel - A B certs, Ignite, Intramurals, Chess Team Mulligan, Chris - Gym- nastics, Co-op Mumaw, Barbara - Foren- sics, Co-op Murphy, Rita - V. Base- ball, Intramurals, B-certs Murt, Melody - Co-op, Community Service Muscat, Christina - Co-op, Intramurals Myernick, Dennis - EAC, Sr. Selling, Pioneer, B- certs Myers, Daryl Myler, Mary - J.V. V. Basketball, G.A.A., Pioneer, Intramurals, B-Cert, V. Track Nagle, Sheelagh - Intram- urals, Gaa Nanos, Karen - Sr. Class Sec., J.V. V. Cheerleader, Booster Club, Student Coalition Nason, y vette - Band, Swim, EAC, Sci. Fci Club Naughton, Kathleen - Thespian, Choir, Ensem- ble Neerman, Gail - B-certs Nelson, Eileen Nelson, Wayne Neroni, Anthony - Co-op Neubacher, Catherian - Co-op, Selling, Chorus Newgord, David - Obser- ver, Co-op, Band, Intram- urals, B-certs Nicholl, Thomas - Co-op Nichols, Eleanor - Co-op, Community Service, Sell- ing Nichols, Gibson - V. Track Debate, B-certs, Foren- sics Nichos, John - Observer, Plays, V. Football, Varsity Club. Intramurals. Selling Neill, Michael - V. Football, Intra-murals, Niemann, Amy - Co-op, JV. Vollyball, B-certs, Int- ramurals Nilsen, Diane - Intram urals, Co-op, B-certs Noble, michael - Observer Student Coalition, B-certs Selling, J.V. Football, J.V. Tennis, J.V V Golf Varisty Club O’Brien, Nancy - Co-op Oconnell, Michael Osborne, Rebecca Osterhoff, Douglas - V. Wrestling, J.V. V. Cross Country, A-Cert, Homecoming Escort Palombo, Maria - JV. Basketball, AFS, Co-op, B-certs, Plays Panagos, William - V. Swim Park, Cameron - V. Basketball, B-certs Parsons, Jeffrey Paulsen, Patty - Track, B-certs, Intramurals Paulson, Jane - B-certs, Co-op, Intramurals Pavlich, Theresa - Pioneer, B-certs Paynter, Marjorie Peel, Nancy - JR. Class Pres., Student Coalition, Sr. selling, B- certs. Intramurals Pelton, Pennie Pepper, Jay - Debate, Forensics, J.V.Basketball, Intramurals, A Bcerts, Basketball, First Stop Periman, Colleen - Cheerleader, Booster Club, Co-op, Debate, B- certs Peters, Timothy Perterson, Alan Picard, Steven - J.V. Basketball, V. Golf, V. Track, A Bcerts Pichette, Nancy - J.V. Tennis, Ski Club First Stop, V.Track, Choir, GAA, Thespian Pierce, Richard - Golf, Observer Pirek, Cheryl - J.V. V. Field Hockey, Co-op, GAA, Intramurals, B-certs Pizzuti, Randy Podges, Chris - Co-op, Intramurals, B-certs Pokrywka, Gerald - V. Track, Co-op, First Stop Poma, Lisa - GAA, B-certs,Sr. Selling, V. Basketball, V. Volleyball, V. Badminton, V. Softball Porte, Patricia - Debate, Co-op, Intramurals, A-certs, Ski Club Powell, Curtis - V. Cross Country, J.V. Track, B-certs Pressman. Roberta Pringnitz, Laura - Ski Club, Co-op, A-certs, NHS, Y-teens Prinsen, Julia - AFS, Orchestra, B-certs, Ignite Puma, Constance Putenour, Jon - Wrestling, Co-op Puzella, Anna - Badminton, Intra- murals, B-certs, Co-op Pydlek, Christine - Co-op Quinlan, Stephen Rausch, Margaret - V. Field Hoc- key, J.V. Volleyball, Badminton, Softball, GAA, Intramurals, B- certs Ray, Linda - AFS, B-certs, Timer, Booster Club Raymond, Tomas Rench, Janice - Co-op Reno, Laurie - Co-op, Badminton Reome, Renee Resto, Manuel Richardson, John Ridgley, Belinda - Co-op, Intra- murals, B-certs, First Stop Riley, Julie - Co-op, Aids Pro- gram, B-certs Risner, Bobby - J.V. Football, Concert Band, Marching Band, Symphony Band, Orchestra Ritenour, Jon Robberts, Greg - Sr. Selling Roberts, Carol - B-cert, Wrestler- ettes Robertson, Carl Robertson, James Robertson, Kevin - B-cert, Co-op, Selling 189 Robey, Donald - Track, Co-op Roemer, Lisa Rolik, Geoffrey - B-certs Ross, Joseph Rowett, Tom Rov. Kenneth Rusanoff, Julie - B-Cert, N.H.S., Orchestra, Thespians, Symphony Band, Muse Rutt, John - V. Wrestling, AFS Ryan, Timothy - Co-op Sabaugh, Samuel - V. Tennis, Co- op, Forensics, Sadler, Jolynne - Intramurals Salvati, Kathryn Sarb, Tim - Co-op Savat, Linda Schaefer, Robert - Co-op Schmansky, Linda Schnoor, David - Selling, Co-op Schoeben, Steven - JV. V. Base- ball, Intramurals Schoen, Karen - V. Softball Schultz, David - Co-op Schultz, Nancy - NHS, Afcerts, Intramurals, Booster, Club, Co- op, B-certs, Community Service Scibor, Patricia - Majorette, GAA, Intramurals Senczyszyn, Candy Sheeler, Michele Sheldon, Daniel Shewchuck, Ann Shipp, Judith Shomo, Barbara Shy, Vincent - Debate, B-certs, Forensics Simon, Jamie Skidmore, Martha - Debate, AFS, A-certs, Ski Club, Ignite Smith, David - J.V. Wrestling, In- tramurals Smith, Kathy - Co-op, B-certs Smith, Terri Smokovitz, Dale - Co-op Snow, Cynthia Solberg, Kirsten - J.V. Tennis, B- certs Springer, Douglas - Co-op B-certs Stanton, Brian Stein, Janet Steinhagen, Susan Stevenson, Peter - J.V. Cross Country, Thespians, Ignite, De- bate, Ski Club, A and B-certs. Stevenson, Sue - B-certs, Intra- murals, V. Basketball Straub, Nancy - B-certs, Co-op Stribrny, Mark - Archery Club, B- cert, Intramurals Strickland, Colleen Stryker, Kathryn - Co-op, B-certs Stucky, William - V and J.V. Bas- ketball, J.V. Football, V. Track, A-certs Suggs, Cheryl - Co-op Sullivan, Mary Sullivan, Steven - J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, V. Tennis, B-cert, First Stop Summers, Susan - Sr. Selling, Pio- neer, B-cert, Thespian, Commu- nity Service Swanson, James - Observer Swanson, Mark - V. Swim, V. Cross Country, J.V. Tennis, B- certs Swindler, Gay - MUSE, A and B- certs, Thespians, Forensics Swistak, Patricia - Debate, Foren- sics, B-cert, Co-op, Intramurals Swistock, David Szarek, Jeffrey - PIONEER, Co- op, Archery Club Tabbey, Elissa Tarpinian, Eric - V. Football, V. Baseball, B-cert, Intramurals Tatar an wicz, Nancy Taylor, Donald Temmen, Linda - Co-op Tengman, Nancy - AIDS Program, B-cert, Timer Temes, Sue - Co-op, B-cert Terrell, Suzanne - B-certs Terry, Mark - J.V. Football, B-cert, Intramurals, J.V. V. Baseball, V. Golf Thayer, Molly Theisen, Cindy Thomas, Daniel - Co-op Thompson, Michael - Co-op Thornburg, Ross - Math Club, NHS, Debate, A-cert Tillman, Brian Tiseo, Kathleen - Intramurals, B-cert, Booster Club, Community Service Tomasic, Cynthia Toohey, James Trahey, Joseph Tremel, Mark Trimble, Gerald - Pioneer, First Stop Turchan, Cheryl - Co-op, B-cert, AFS, Timer Valentine, Elizabeth - V. Field Hockey, V. Softball, Gymnastics, Observer, Intramurals, GAA, B- certs Van Raaphorst, Susan - B-cert, Co-op, Intramurals, Gymnastics Varkoly, Cliff Vary, Donna Vasquez, Christine - GAA, B-cert, Intramurals, V. Field Hockey, V. Track Vaughan, Patricia - Co-op, Gym- nastics, Intramurals Veraldi, Lisa Vincent, Sherry - B-cert, Intra- murals, Cheerleader, Booster Club, Y-Teens Vinup, Mary - Co-op, B-cert 190 Waligora, Gerald - Co-op, B-cert, Intramurals Walker, Dana - Sr. Selling, B-cert, Booster Club, Cheerleader, JV. V. Swim, V. Track, GAA, Intra- murals Walters, Michael - A-certs, Math Club, Forensics, Observer Warren, Laurie - Observer, Co- op, B-cert Waxier, Gary - JV. V. Football, JV. V. Basketball, B-cert, First Stop, Intramurals Wayne, Raymond Weigandt, James - Homecoming Escort Welch, Valerie - GAA, B-certs, Booster Club, Cheerleader, Fo-. rensics, Intramurals Wetzel, Harry - Concert Choir, Thespians Whitton, Cecile - Co-op, B-cert Wildt, Carol - Intramurals, Ignite, AFS, Debate, Forensics, A B- certs, Band Wildt, Paul - Co-op, B-cert Wilkes, Mark - Co-op, V. Baseball Willemse, Michael Williams, Colleen Williams, Karen - V. Softball, GAA Williams, Marjorie - AIDS Pro- gram, Timer Williams, Mark Willis, Tom - Math Club, A-certs Wilson, David Wiltsie, George Wimsatt, Margaret - GAA, Co-op, Community Service Winfree, Jacquelyn - Y-Teens, In- tramurals, Gymnastics, Co-op, Homecoming Court Wlodarczyk, Edward Wlodarczyk, Ted Wojtowicz, Arthur - V. Track, JV. 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