Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

ir u 1978 Pioneer Table of Contents “Remember the days of the old When we had imaginings and and needed love... Sophomores.....58 school yard. We used to laugh a lot... we had all kinds of things and we laughed 1. Salisbury Elementary 2. Long Elementary 3. Oxford Elementary 4. Haigh Elementary 5. Lindberg Elementary 6. DuVall Elementary 7. Adams Junior High 8. Bryant Junior High 9. Fairlane Junior High 10. Smith Junior High “Remember the days of the old school yard When we had simplicity, and we had warm toast for tea and we laughed and needed love...” “No matter what place, I still see your face Inside my dreams, God save our dreams Though time may fade, though time may fade’’ OFFICERS Theresa Pigott President Charlotte Bodurow Vice President Edie Allen Secretary Sue White Treasurer Dana C. Adams Edie Allen Thomas Allen Joe Adams Margaret Adams Joann Adock Susan Albertson Julie Anderson Kassie Anderson Rick Anderson Fred Baird Robert Anderzak Jerry Balaka Terry Ann Armstrong Dan Assenmacher Anna Autunno Ellen Bandoni Elizabeth A. Barbour Alan Baumgartner Bruce Baustert Kevin Bayless John Beale Michelle Beaubien Kerry Bechtol Felipe Benitez Janell Boczar Charlotte Bodurow Linda Boelter Donna Bogard Debbie Boitos Amy Bowers Judith Bowser Thomas Boyea Patrick Boyle Melanie Brailsford 13 Karen Brasie Eilene Bredow Jerry Brennan Patty Brett Dave Brinkman Barbara Budden John Burton Joe Bugeia Beth Burch Christina Byrd Gary Cadaret Linda Bums Patrick Cahill Nancy Calamita John Calvas Kimberly Campbell Leeann Campbell Martha Bruen Morley Burns Debbie Cahow Gene Capatina David C. Chupko Christopher Clark Michael Cliff Linda Collins Jill Colvin Alan Corich Michael Corrigan Charley Coss Amy Dasher Melissa Coulter Alicia Davis Caryn Cox Amy Davison Allison Corn Sharon Criscenti Tammy Croxall Robert Daykin Jan Dean Thomas Decerchio John Decker Kim Decker Chris DeGiulio Patricia DeMarais Cerise Denne Joyce DeVoe Linda Dewey James Dickieson Jon Doman Jennifer Durbin John Engstrom 16 Alison Feuell Kathy Dickieson Marilyn Donohoe Jim Durbin Carole Fina Marilyn Dietrich John Douglas Roland Eldred Jeannie Ewing Barbara Fleming Joan Dohring Kelly Drean Lynne Ellis Beverly Ferra ns Liz Foerch David Doig Donald Dubuc Ann El wart Nancy Ferrantino Elise Gamrath Dean E. Gardner Eric Gartner Janet Gerdes Maureen Gorker Kevin Gotts Craig Graham Tom Gardner Bernie Grant Elvera Greco Tim Greene Barbara Griffin Marie Grinzinger Linda Groves Nancy Gunderson Alison Haase Randy Haller Dan Hammond Martha Hayes Julie A. Haykus Michael Hazzard Kathy Heady Chris Heater Sue Heber Myra Heermann Dan Heller William L. Hendrickson Elizabeth Hershey Mark Hoefner Holly Hoffar Cathy Hespen Roger Hoffman Renee Hofmeister Sue Horger David H. Hicks Kenneth Hintz Jamie Horvath Michael Jablonski John Hradowsky Christopher Jackson Lorie Hudson Barbara Jacobi Lisa Hudson Barbara Jaeckel Mark Isopi Linda Jamgochian Patrice Jeakle Timothy Jenner Karen Jensen Julie Jestice Stephanie Joanise James Johnson Lisa Johnson Ken Juday Dan Kantrow Pamela Kaphengst Ken Kardasz Dana Karibian Eric Kasaba Jennifer Kendall Paul Kenrick Nancy Kern Alexis King Bill Knoop Christopher King Dan King Charles Klimushyn Sue Kluesner Robert Knox Sandra Kolta Jeff Komer Dee Koss Glenn Krai Michael Lankford Marianne Lapshan Mary Krupa Kelly Latendresse Ron Lennis Gary Lesinski Steve Lewandowski Rosemarie Lim Marshall Lindquist Laura Ann Little Kate Korte Therese Kustra Carol Landen William Lee Bernadette Lenik Mark Lewy Christopher Littrell Kevin Lobdell Lana Lockhart Linda Marie Loftus Roger Loiselle Lisa Lossing Heather Lund Patrick Lyons Thomas Maglich Scott Mainwaring Kellie Malloy Margery Manchester Cynthia Mangan Brian Marx Mardi S. Matigian Mark Matson Cindy McBroom 21 Marlene McCarty Steve McGinn Penelope McGrew Craig McKee Sally McKeel Penny McKinley Troy McNamee Vicki Meffert Jim Mersdorf Sandra Mehl Terry McLaughlin Lisa Melcher Paul Mercurio Kathy Michaels Van Michaels Sheila Mistecki Nancy Mitchell Linda Meyers Laura Moloney 22 John Monti Kathie Moore Michael Moore Evan Morgan Cindy Morrison Mary Beth Mosey Megan Most Lisa Murray Cathy Muske Ann Nieman Sharon Noble Kevin O’Brien Kathy O’Brien Mark Owens Julie Ouellette Don Mullin Carol Mulder Sarah Myers Dianne Navarro Matthew Nolan Lori Noll Paul O’Leary Carol Oliver Bill Owens Kim Pachy Lance Murphy Sally Newberg Karen Nozicka Laurie Packer Sharon Patterson Dale Paison Jenny Palazeti Valerie Parker Robert Patterson Cynthia Paul Carey Paulus Rick Perrin Elise Pfeifer Sharon Perry Don Peitruk William Petri Theresa Pigott Sophie Petroff Ken Pinho Adam Perry Lisa Pickel Saskia Postma Sheryl Powell Therisa Powell Stephen Powers Richard Pitynski Julie Proctor Bryan Ramstack Pat Re inhold Robert Rieger Pat Ptasznik Dori Lynn Puste Glen Rank Julie Rasmussen Lisa Riga Jan Risner Stephanie Rolik Ken Radtke Meg Raftary Diane Reid Richard Reed Keith Riddle Denise Riedy Terri Ritz Dale A. Robeson Michael Robinson Lynn Roman Kirk Romans Pat Rombach Kenneth Roney Kathleen Ross Vanessa Rowan Mike Rowe Catherine Rucker Deborah Russell Craig Rumschlag Dawn Salden Gary Schilbe Polly Rusanoff Amy Sauginas Susan Schlaff Todd Savage Susan Schnell John Ruthven Dennis Scala Cynthia Schoonover Lynn Ryan Siobhan Schierloh John Schriefer Christie Schwynn Steven Sell John W. Siekkinen Paul Sidor Barbara Smith Francine Smith Gary Snapp Kimberly Smyth Aaron Speck Chuck Staffeld Janice A. Seneshen Bruce Singley Jane Smith John Sorensen Jeffrey Stieve Dena Serrato Joe Skidmore Steve Smoke Andrea Somig Diane Stratton Laura Shomo Brian Skrutch David J. Smoltz Robert J. Spahr Theresa Straub 27 Sue Strickland Jim Susalla Robin Tarpinian J a nine Tino Cheryl Turner Michael Suchara Paul T. Sulisz V Mark Swanson Daniel Swerc Cynthia Swank Ronald Taylor Tina Terrazas Susan M. Tiede Julie Tooth Mike Tucker Marlene Turbett Barbara Turza Bridget Ugorowski Jim VanHasselt Marcy Tarlow Marlys Turbett Patricia Vanzo Christine Vasquez Pam Vozel Susan White Daniel Willenborg Cynthia Wrobel Ronald Vaughan Joanne Wagner Karen Wilcox David Willenborg Brian Yokie Pete Voll Lori Waldecker Neal Willemse Margaret Wince Diane Yura Victoria Voros Chris Warner Lori Williams Edward Woods Jeff Zacharrias Eva Vorpagel Catherine West Mike Williams Peggy Woodward Robert Zander N David Zebley Lee Zerschiing Kim Ziemba Daniel Zimmer John Zimmerman Barre Burkett � ‘A' � ? ‘X i ctncma i Debbie Albert t ,C Amy Gillert 8 GRADUATES NOT PICTURED v Debbie Lee A 8 Mitchell Antich David long A 8 James Assenmacher Chris Lore A $ Mark Badalucco Ron McDonald A 8 Matthew Bandyk Brent May 8 A Michael Bryant Tony Mazzie X A James Chikoes Tim Mclllhiny X A Ron Cloutier Jim McKillop a A Lynn Columbus Albert Metz 8 8 Charlotte Cook Jim Michnuk 8 A Mike Dade Don Minton 8 a Robert Dallape Earl Morr 8 A John Dicello Dave Neitzel 8 A Daniel Dood Pat Norton 8 a Ken DuJardin Chris Nowak 8 A Jim Fairless Carole Perez 8 a Paul Flores Marty Powers 8 a Scott Ford David Pozed 8 A Norrice Fundaro John Price 8 a Michelle Gach Mike Ptak 8 $ Shirley Gibson Tim Radzwion 8 a David Greener Karl Renz 8 John Griffiths John Rese 8 a Leslie Hanlon Tim Ross 8 jt David Hart Renan Ruiz 8 Paul Hoehner Dennis Rush 8 Denise Holik Scott Sanderson 8 | Will Holm Jim Stanek j X Chris Houy Diane Siders j 4 Robert Hunt John Steslicki Nancy Jagodzinski Jose Stoyanovich 8 Jay Keeler Michelle Tencza ] Jfcjj Michael Kelly Jeff Toman k Tom Kummer Dave Visscher Martin Klein Joe Walters 2 David Lake Margaret Whalen James Landon Richard Wiggins i 8 Mark Lansing David Wood 30 TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1978 Well, here it is—graduation from high school. The dream-like goal that in the past seemed so far into the future is here. It is now! What will come after this point in time? What will the future hold for you? No person will attempt to answer questions of this nature for you. I would suggest some generalizations for you to consider in answering these questions for yourself, questions which will help measure the degree of success you have achieved from your high school experience. Have you acquired a saleable skill—a skill for which an employer is willing to pay? Have you acquired the diligence to see a job through to its conclusion? Have you sought wisdom, not just knowledge; understanding, not just facts and figures? Have you tried to relate the past with what is presently happening and to what may happen in the future? Have you learned to be flexible and adaptable? Nothing is more constant than change. Have you developed a wholesome sense of curiosity about people and your environment-the “why and how” of the workings of these? Have you developed a genuine respect for human beings, including yourself? If you are able to answer “yes” to these questions, I would predict success in your future—success in terms of happiness, and a full, meaningful, rewarding life. May the good Lord be with you every day of your life. Len Mazur Illi 1. Bruce Singley 2. Amy Bowers 3. Michele Birch 4. Bill Knopp Marilyn Dohonue 5. Sandy Mehl 6. Diane Yura 7. Marlys Marlene Turbett 8. Beth Born 9. Jane Smith 10. Sue Horger, Bob Zander, Janice Seneshen 11. Kathy Dickieson 12. Chris DeGuilio 13. Charlotte Bodurow 14. Theresa Powell 15. Theresa Pigott 16. Barb Turza 17. John Schriefer 18. Polly Rusanoff 19. Nancy Mitchell 20. Beth Burch 21. Cathy Hespen 22. Sharon Patterson 23. Bruce Baustert, Jim Dickieson 24. Christie Scywynn 25. Mary Krupa 26. Cheryl Macek 27. Julie Proctor 28. Sheila Mistecki 29. Pat Rienhold 30. Linda Boelter 31. Kim Campbell 32. Nancy Kern 33. Sheryl Powell 34. Robin Tarpinian 35. Stephanie Rolik Remember the days of the old school yard’ but here’s to one more challenging year for us. CLASS Dave Stucky President Sue Sulisz Secretary OFFICERS Bill Luetzow Vice-President The junior class has been busy gaining experience and preparing for the responsibilities they will en- counter in their Senior Year. A junior sponsored dance and junior Prom are the main activities traditionally put on by the Junior class. These two activities accur in the Spring, making it necessary to raise money in the fall and winter. Besides raising money for these events through sausage roll sales, a hayride and a second place float have kept them busy. 40 Melissa Gregory Treasurer Richard Albert Adeiia Al-Saadi Andrew Alley Amy Anderson William Anderson Jeffrey Andreone Donald Andrews Belinda Andrus Michael Arcy Denny Arney J oni Asel Kelly Austin Marcelle Authier Mark Baerlin Janet Baetz Doug Baggett Valerie Ball Dawn Ballard Sarah Baratta Steve Barker Tina Barnhart Mary Bartholomew Wayne Battjes John Beaman Randy Begin Paul Baker Linda Bales Teresa Bennett Tom Beresford Linda Berndt Kim Berry Jane Besek Mary Bigelow Nancy Bissell Diane Blankertz 42 Justine Boczar Steve Boegehold Martin Boersma Paula Bollella Ronald Bollella Paul Bonaccinie Mark Borden Ray Borden Rosemary Boski John Bowen Vicki Bowers Kevin Boyle Jamie Brady Ruth Brasie Emily Breeden Ellen Brehob Michelle Brennan Barbara Bresette Tim Bridges Barry Brim Sue Brinkman Cheryl Brinks Carol Bristen Neil Bristol Mary Brosnahan Krista Brown Cahterine Bullock Scott Burdick Robert Burge Mary Ann Burm Dave Burns Mike Burns Brian Bussa Lori Byers Joseph Campana Debbie Campbell Cynthia Caruana Dean Cawthon Stan Cislo Michael Clark Steven Clark Sandra Coletti Connie Collister Mary Ann Colucci Robert Cook 43 Jeff Davis Bill Dean Samira Deep Linda Delich Cheryl Demsick Mark Demske Kevin Dewey Leslie Dildine Jill Dohany Shelley Don Linda Donahue Deanna Douglas Frank Dalton Lou Damiano Debbie Daoust Jill Davies Carol Davis Charles Davis Claudia Cooper Anthony Corbeill John Courtney Anne Cousino Colette Cousino Suzanne Cousino Patty Crawford Ken Criscenti Marcia Cyll 4� Cathy Doyle Michele Drewyor Allison Eaton Rick Edwards Tom Eftoff Kay Eliason Eric Emerson Claudia English Linda Enos Mike Ergonis Eric Erlandson James Eshelman Matthew Eskola Mary Kay Esper Ralph Evangelista Roxann Fallow Mark Fegan Craig Fellows i 45 Rosemary Fortuna Glen Foster David Fougerousse Scott Fox Cathy Francavilla Robert Franchi Dave Fransik Lori Freeman Kathy Fry Dave Fuhrman Debbie Fuja Erin Gale Dave Garbarz Debbie Gary Jim Gates Paul Geboski Gary Gentner Mark Gentner Ron Giacoma Sheri Giardini Yvonne Gifford Dave Gilbert Julie Giles Leslie Glass Ellen Glick Karla Goodall James Gorsuch Vera Graetzel Kim Graham Kathleen Grant Patty Gray Kevin Green James Green Donna Greenup Melissa Gregory Carol Grzybowski 46 Luis Guevara Erik Gustafson Susan Hackett Brenda Hale Brian Hall Chris Hall Russ Haller Susanne Hamilton Phil Hancock Tony Hanford Michael Hanke Jay Hansen Greg Hanson Pete Happley David Hartline Lori Hastie Linda Havlena Judy Hayes Kim Hazzard Ton Hejka David Hellie Ruth Hersey Joe Hershey Nancy Herzina Eric Hill Charles Hiller Mary Hilton Tom Hipp Mary Holland Don Hoover Don Hopkins Donimique Hoppe Andrea Horvath James Houts John Hutchinson Phillip Hutton 47 Greg Irwin Tom I sett Beth I sham George J a mgochian Rhonda Jamieson Maria Jarrus Dave Johnson John Johnson Rick Johnson Denise Jones Cindy Judson Matt Justus Jan Kain ndrea Kamp •gie Karbacz Paul Katz Kazanowski Vicki Kern Rodger Kerr Lydia Kers roline Keyes •ara Kimling Jeff King Tim Kirk Bruce Klassen Lydia Klim Karen Knisely Ray Kolis Kim Koos Kelly Korte Mark Kozlowski Jackie Kroetsch Kathie Kurpa Ron Kuhn Yayoi Kushida Scott Lacey Eric Lagerstrom Terry Lajiness Virginia I aMont Laura I arese 48 Alan Larraza Sue Latendresse Gary Lawera Andrea Layman Laura Lebert Matthew Lewy Kelly Lieberman Scott Liebold Eileen Lim Chris Lindberg Lance Lingscheit Richard Lisowski Dan Loftus John Logan Dave Lomas Leo Long Anne Luckett Bill Luetzow David Luke Laura Lund Lynette Lund Cindy Mackie Betsy M a hike Marjorie Malleck Megan Mapletoft Anne Louise Marquis Eve Martin Ronald Marvin Connie Marx Bruce Mason Tim Massie Don Mast Dawn Masters Paul Matelic Joan Matteucci Cecil May Bruce McAlpine Paul McBroom Fran McDougall Tim Mclnnis Dave McLean 49 Pam McLennan Rose McMahon Kathleen Meagher John Mersdorf Lisa Meyers Mary Jo Mifsud Sam Mikitaroff Kathy Miiinko Steve Mills Sarah Moir Sandra Monroe Carol Moore Karen Moore Richard Moore Sally Moore Steve Moraniec Terry More head lan Mulford Carol Mulligan Kevin Murray Colleen Myers Leonard Myers Neil Myers Tim Nason Matthew Nedwid Becky Neerman Steve Niparko Jim Noland John Nollet Kim Novack Andrea Nranian Mark Nugent Colleen O’Brien Dave O’Brien Laurie O'Connel Christine O’Hagan 50 Dawn Ohm Steve Olson Mark Osborne Jenny O'Shaughnessy Mike Osterhoff Janice Ounsted John Ounsted Joyce Palmquist Steven Panagos Mary Panter Mary Pappas Julie Parsons Sheryl Patterson Jeff Paulsen Andy Peel Mike Perry Jeff Peter Heather Peters Erik Peterson Jerry Petri Bradley Pfeifer Mark Pierce Michele Pilla Brian Pinfold Greg Piotrowski Joyce Powell Veronica Powers Anne Prinsen Debbie Proffitt John Prokes David Prokopp Peter Prout Pam Przybyiski Mark Putzig Dan Quinlan Janice Quinlan 51 Rosie Raftary Tim Rauh Craig Rauner Paul Rausch Bob Rea Cindy Rechlin Eric Reickel Sue Reickel Gwenn Reome Roy Reppenhagen Lucila Resto Brian Richards Michelle Rigley Blake Robberts Donna Robertson Suzanne Rogalski Kathie Romano Marianne Romeo Ray Romeo Robert Rosenfeldt Fiorela Rosu John Rowan Tim Rudicel Max Rudolph Gary Rukstelo Kevin Russell Dan Rutt Carolyn Sagar Rita Sakai Sue Salvati 52 Amy Sapulski Teri Sa vickis Judy Schaefer Julie Schaefer Jeff Schaefer JohnScharf John Schierloh Sandy Schlaff Loren Schnell Rodger Shomo GailShuk Marge Sidor Tom Simko Mariann Simmons Karen Skelly Alan Smith Amy Smith Mitchell Smith Debbie Sobolak David Soltis Heather Speers Terry Schroeder Mary Schultz Brian Schumacher Tom Schumacher Nancy Seidler Matthew Sepell JimShedd David Sherman Patty Shewchuck Larry St. John I aura Staffeld Margo Stavros William Steinhagen Glenn Stice Marisa Strain Dawn Strehl David Stucky Susan Sulisz Paul Swanson Michelle Sziraki Lois Szwajkowski Laurie Temmen Pete Terry Jan Theisen Jill Thomas Kathy Thomas Damon Thomson Ken Tiseo James Todd Sandy Tollos Tom Tomasic John Toohey Andy Tremel Wayne Tront Claudia Turchan Michelle Tutt Cheryl Tyner Michelle Ulanski Mike Valla 54 Sharon Walkuski Patricia Wallace Mark Wanston Barbara Warner Michael Warren Susan Webster Debbie Welhusen Jeremy Westcott Kathy Weston Lise Wheeler Greta Whicker Mark Whicker Sheri Wilcox Scott Wilhelmi Carolyn Williams Scott Willis Eric Veenstra Carla Veraldi Emily Vincent Lori Viscogliosi Denise Wagner Kris Waldecker Susan Waldrop Keith Walker Susan Wiseman Craig Wolter Brian Woodward Edward Zaleski Pete Zangerle Tom Zerger Joy Zimmerman Evelyn Zink 55 T RAM. TROJANA 59 CLASS OF 1980 OFFICERS Mary Ann Wright President Valerie Emberton Secretary Luke Lewy Treasurer Sue Schriefer Vice President fci4 It ' Cathy Aho Robert Alandt Mary Beth Alban Ron Ally son Beth Anderson Dave Anderson Doug Anderson Dennis Anderzak Chris Armstrong Dan Artman Natalie Ashker Linda Ashton Amanda Assenmacher Joe Assenmacher Karen Bac Mary Baker Susan Baker Laura Bales Lynn Bamrick Ronne Baranoski Robert Barber David Barnes Mike Barnett Lori Beard Lisa Benvenuti jack Bianco Jim Bigelow Liz Dilton Colleen Birch Donna Bissell Robert Blackburn Heather Blau- 62 Robert Blanzy Laura Bloom Ann boatwright Michelle Bogard Val Booth Mary Borowski Brett Bowser Pam Branstetter Lynn Brapley Lea Ann Bridges Lisa Brinson Ward Brockman Bruce Brockway Cindy B roses Anita Browne John Bruen James Budny Andy Bugeia Susan Burns Elizabeth Button Martha Cahill Cheryl Campbell Linda Campbell Bob Carlson John Carr Sarah Carrington John Carter Tonya Casto Lynne Catt Larry Cepuran Sherri Cheney Barb Choroba 63 Bruce Christnayel Cheryl Clark Mary Cleary JimCourtright Gary Cox Susan Croronenwett Sue Cliff Cindy Coleman Joe Conrad Sue Crowley Brian Cunningham Marta Davies Sherry Cook Carole Cooper Sally Conley Bryan Davison Adria Deangelis Janet Delgiudica Tim Corbet Russell Corbin Betty Corley Clifford Dennis Scott Dennis Diana Derose Steve Derus Mary Dinger Lisa Dirado Ed Doody Kelli Doyle Denise Drewyor Tammy Dulmage Rodney Eld red Jim Eliason Stacey Ellis Valerie Emberton Ellen Emerson Jim Empson Jay Eubank Pete Ewasek Linda Exum Christina Faissal Alan Faitel Nancy Faydeko Ron Fernandez 64 Shawn Finley Diane Fonville Nancy Fransik David Genise Steve Giacoma Lori Gilbert Susan Fritsch Mike Fromm Dan Funckes Fred Gillies David Gilo Charles Glumb Christine Gable Alison gach Darren Gant Kim Gorsuch Eric Graetzel Raymond Greco Tom Gayla Kirsten Gebert David Gelderloos Dana Green Glenn Green Steve Green Laura Griffin Alex Guevara Janet Gunderson Jeff Haase Andy Hagen Tammy Haines Kevin Hale Bonnied Hall Roger Haller Gary Hanna James Hansen Jodi Hansen Bill Happley Jerry Harder Anne Harney Mary Harrington Tammy Harrison John Hartline Kim Harvey Janice Hazzard 65 Christina Heater Ellen Heise Alex Henderson Marianne Hersey Todd Herzog Mary Ellen Hicks Lucinda Hill Marty Hill Amy Hoffar Tina Hollon Deona Hopkins Lori Horvat Cathy Hradowski Gerald Humitz Ruth Hutchinson Timothy Hutton Ed Ialungo Mary Ilchyshyn Jeff Irwin Massis Isagholian John Jestice Mike Joanisse John Johanson Lynn Jones Jenny Jones Jerry Jones Paul Jackson Amal Janny Michael Jaske Jim Jeakel Steve Jenner Tracy Jensen 66 Karla Juncker Joseph Kabara David Kaiser Kim Kelly Paulette Kenyon Tracy King Bill Klieber Sharon Kopiwoda Paul Kovarik James Kramer Rick Kalis Stacey Kasaba Thomas Kessler Debbie Kilbane Jody Klask Meg Korte Maggie Kosch Ron Krause Brad Kurcrewski Joe Kurcz Joann Kurkie Ken Kwilos Claudia Labadie Mary LaFollette Carol Lalli Carol Lanci John Lee Gary Lenhart Marie Lennis Laura Leuantrosser Lisa Liska Kelly Littrell 67 Dave Lockwood Meg Lomas Vicki Longwish John Lopez Mike Lopez Lisa Lownan Richard Lubeck Karen Lund Joe Lynch John Makowski Mike Malicki Vera Maples Pier Marchese Harold Marvin Diana Marx James Mason Lynn Mason Scott Mastrofini Ann Natyas Elizabeth McBroom Derek McClanahan Dave McCoy Debbie McLean Brendan McMahon Dan McMahon Michelle Merke Sarah Mertz Shirah Metzigian Tom Mickey Bob Mitchell Lisa Molinari Christina Monolidis Jamey Montgomery Brian Moryc Kathleen Mozak Ken Munro 68 Tim Murray Nancy Nalepa Mario Nanos Onalee Nason Stacie Nedwid Celeste Nemecek Terry Nemeth Casey Nern Rich Newberg Pat Nolan Ron Nowak Kim Nozicka Helena Nranian Linda Oberleas Kevin O’Hagan Dan O'Hare Chuck Olsen Randall Olson Beth Orcutt Dan O’Sullivan Kevin O’Sullivan Nick Pavlich Tom Perkovich Nancy Perva Ken Peter Caron Peters Carol Pinfold Edward Postif Denise Powers Corie Powloski Aaren Puste Cheryl Querfeld 69 Holly Randall Maribeth Randall Kelly Rauch Mary Rauh Norma Rea Dan Reece Cathy Reed Gary Reed Jacki Reeves Kris Reickel Suzanne Reppenhagen Marc Resto Sarah Rhodes Kelly Richards Robert Ricker Julius Rico Becky Riedy Dave Riley Janice Riley Monica Rimai Ruth Roadman Tracy Rolik May Romeo William Roney Colleen Ross Gerry Rossoni Lynn Russell Steve Russell Cyndi Rye John Rye 70 Brian Samson Mike Samyn Paul Sapick Mary Pat Sarb Mary Savva Nancy Schaefer Patrick Shad Vince Schimizzi Charlie Schloff Scott Schoen Mary Schroeder Bill Schudlich Paul Schultz Rob Schumaker Mark Schuman Shirley Scibor Doug Seewald Jamie Sekulich David Sepell Allen Share Marjorie Share Bridget Sheehan John Shelton Kenny Shields Nancy Sinnamon Carol Slomba Robyn Smail Christine Smith 71 Dawn Smith Lori Smith Mike Smith Kevin Smyth Bob Snyder John Sommerville Sonja Sornig Caryn Spielman Selina Spilman Lois St. John Mary Stevenson Rick Stieve Evan Stitt Leslie Stollsteimer Faye Stratz Pauyl Streffon Dave Stumbo Jim Suchara Dawn Sylvester John Szczeniak Vicki Targosz Nancy Teeple Patti Terrazas John Thiry Donna Tillman James Tino David Tracy Bradley Trask 72 Laurie Travis Elizabeth Tront Marica Ulanski Fred Ullrich Kelly Vaccareilli Kimberly Varkoly Geraldine Vaseleniuck Susan Vautaw Anthony Viscogliosi Greg Viscomi Dave Voytovich Dawn Wagner David Walczak Bernadette Walker Lisa Walker Ken Walko 73 Leo Wall John Washington Karl Welch Kelly Welhusen Jane West Susan Wiggens Craig Wilcox Gary Williams Jeff Williamson Wendy Wilson Mike Wojchowski Susan Wolak Dan Wolf Anne Wood Jim Wood Mary Ann Wright Cindy Zaidel Carol Zaleski Sheri Zeuner 74 David Zimmer Joan Zimmer Jane Zurowick Mr. Len Mazur Principal Mr. Bill Lavey Assistant Principal Yesterday’s high school is not the high school of today. The buildings are larger, the classrooms modern, the school population greater. The number and variety of courses offered have increased tremendously, and the faculty has grown accordingly. The admin- istration no longer consists of only one principal but rather of three, since the job cannot be done by just one person. Our administration can attest to this fact. Together they put in long hours, often under great pressure, to assure the smooth operation of all aspects of what is called the comprehensive high school. Daily they try to meet our needs to prepare us for the complex world we are entering. We salute these admin- istrators for their efforts, understanding and dedication. Their payment, their reward is our choosing the right direc- tion to travel when we leave Dearborn High. To Mr. Len Mazur, our principal, who must make all the “tough” de- cisions, to Assist Principal Bill Hill, who puts us right when we go astray, and to Assistant Principal Bill Lavey who graciously supports us and lifts our morale, we humbly say “thank you” for a job well done. 78 Mr. Bill Hill Assistant Principal Margaret Banks Ann Bayer Mary Macek Ilene Giles Gail Morgan Lottie Konon Mae Wickham THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT George Arrick Donald Beesley Phyllis Braathen Russ Gibb Joe Hallissey Donald O’Hagan Ted Lowry Marie Mitchell 80 81 Eugene Snell Dorothy Wolfe ENGLISH AND SHAKESPEARE TOO 1. Bob Franchi guards his test answers. 2. Ms. Wolfe reads to her class. 3. Working “diligently in the library is junior Scott Burdick. 4. Foreign exchange student Sandra Coletti talks to Mrs. Fogle. 5. Sophomore Denise Drewyor completes a test 6. Students discussing their English homework. 3qQQlQDGDiooidOPaaaigE lOTigPEgonpgiggnQiopgcpnioopqoaoopCTOoaoiaDiooiac . Senior Andy Sornig tells her friends a peice of juicy gossip. 2. Mrs. Bratheen laughs as Senior Kevin Gotts takes over her speech class. 3. Junior Joe Rebman tries to concentrate on the speech being given. 4. Junior Julie Parsons looks “quite interested” in the lecture. 5. Senior Holly Hoffer thinks about the big game, finding it hard to pay attention to the teacher. 6. Singling out his “victim ”, Mr. Lowery gets the class's attention. Communicating our thoughts and experiences about these past twelve years have been made possible through our ability to read, to speak and to write. For those of us who absorbed the most from our education, these competencies will open doors to dif- ferent careers and opportunities to lead fuller lives. In composition classes, we can see the changes in our vocabu- laries just as we have seen changes in our technology. We still study literature of the past, but we also study modern lit- erature and have not noted the differing structures and styles of today’s writers. Many of the basic truths of today's rapidly changing society are reflected there for us to ponder and wonder about. Whatever vocation or profession we choose, we’ll find the basics a real “must if we are to survive in an increasingly competitive world. Howe well we can read, write, speak and listen will affect how well we do in our pursuits. THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT 84 Ed Lanzi Frank Navarre Richard Ryan Jim Shader Lois Wagner Richard Waring Mike Zinn 85 1. Enthusiastic students thinking. 2. Mr. Waring does his daily ritual of checking papers. 3. Senior Dave Meyer addresses the country . 4. I want to make one thing perfectly clear! remarks Dan Hammond. 5. Mr. Frye demonstrates how his hands are deadly weapons. 6. OK what a glorious morning W-1 ____ , ■■■■ V S jk - SOCIAL STUDIES: THE PAST. IS PROLOGUE The political and historical issues of our time have made Social Studies one of the most challenging subjects for thought and inquiry by the students at Dearborn High. In Government, students participated in real-life simulations of nominating candidates for office by utilizing the latest competitive methods in cam- paigning. The entire project culmin- ated in a gala, memoralbe Inaugural Ball. The direct involvement, role- playing method made our political system more meaningful, relevant and significant to the student. The required Social Studies classes contributed richly to our lives by giving us a deeper under- standing of the many issues that will directly affect us, now and in the future. What we learned will undoubtly be reflected in our be- havior and actions in the years ahead. We have been taught to question, to listen, to observe and to speak out on the issues. Thanks to the dynamic Social Studies De- partment, we should emerge as better informed, better involved and better prepared citizens in the changing political, social, economic, and ecological climate of the 80’s. 1. Confused student maps his way home. 2. Paul Bonaccinie showing his affection for Miss Wagner. 3. Learning the basics. 4. Mr. DeStigter trying to be inconspicuous. 5. A typical example of camera shy students. THE SCIENCE AND Jim Brooks Art Brown Richard Eaton Tom Hire Mary Hodak James Nilis Dan Poirier Harold Vartanian Richaid Welch Jim Seurynck Jim Shader ,88 MATH DEPARTMENTS Gordon Bremenkampf Bob Bridges Cornell Guth Gordon Keyser Melva Johnston 89 1. Mr. Welch demonstrating how to complete an equation. 2. Mr. Brooks and Mr. Brown playing “follow the leader' 3. Steve Barker concentrating on putting his slide rule back together. 4. Janice Seneshen intensely studies her finger. 5. Dori Puste stands amazed at her experiment. 6. Ken Juday and Ken Radtke glance at an experiment with uncertainty thinking, “What if this thing blows up! 1. Deana Douglas explaining the mechanics of calender. 4. Mr. Brown explains the day's the slide rule. 2. Nessa Rowan and Scott lesson to the class. 5. Frank Schulte and Brian Stumbo pondering a physics problem. 3. Mr. Skrutch display their talents at reading The Eaton shows Bob Boatright how to use a Concepts Of Physics ... upside down. SCIENCE These were '.heyears when the DNA molecule became a controversial as well as a ‘‘household” debate in our biology classes. Recombinant DNA Research,”- should it be encour- aged, discouraged or permitted to proceed since it will have a greater impact on the human race than the unleashing of the atom? In Concerva- tion Class, we studied the effects of pollution on our health and the future of our survival. We asked why must the Pigion River be destroyed in order to supplement our needs for gas and oil? There is no doubt that our science classes, Biology. Chemistry, Physics, and Conservation, stirred our curios- ity as well as our emotions.the sciences introduced us to the reality of what is happening to us, to the biolog- ical nature of life, to our complex biosphere and to our own capabilities of altering it. There is a real need for all of us, scientists or nonscientists, to keep abrest of what is going on so that we can participate in making decisions about which direction science and technology will take. Ultimately we will be the recipients of the results of these decisions. 1. Mr. Pearson teaching his algebra class “new concepts2. Junior Caroline Keyes listening attentively to Mr. Keyser. 3. A class- room of students being amused by the teacher. 4. Mr. Nastase looking bored 5. Mr. Bridges finishes a math problem. 6. Advanced Math students pay attention to Mr. Guth. I� X i NOT JUST NUMBERS This is the age of the computer, much different from yesteryear, un- heard of during the high school years of our parents. In our math courses we were introduced to Computer Math I and II which gave us the basic concepts of computer programing and computer language. We have witness- ed how the computer has affected our lives by storing information, balanc- ing checkbooks, scheduling our classes, marking our report cards and even doing our homework. In other courses such as Consumer Math, we can leam about more soph- isticated ways to live. Most of us know, as did our parents, the impor- tance of basic mathematical skills. But never before has our rapidly-changing society demanded so much of us. For many of us, upon graduation, math will become a part of a new technological career, perhaps in Bus- iness, Engineering, Health or one of many other fields which depend upon some mathematical skill. J. Sitting at his desk, Mr. Marshall chooses his victim! 2. Senior Dana Karibian contem- plating her pencil. 3. Mrs. Johnston helping out Elizabeth McBroom and Micheal Lopez. 4. Kelly Welhuessen and Heather Blair goofing around. BACK ROW: (left to right) Irene Andrek, Roberta Brown, Evelyn Kieltylca, Joan Nicholson, Alice Betrasian, Mary Magnone, Betty Gatlen FRONT ROW: Millie Tront, Joan Sheulin, Helen Lyle, Geni Szkutnicki 1. Junior Tim Rauh gives a toast to the “little ladies in the lunchroom ’ 2. Junior Greg Hanson eyes the ever- present molasses cookies. 3. Senior Pat Cahill puckers-up! 4. Senior Sharon Patterson scolds Senior Marlys Turbett for not eating her vegetables. 5. Junior Gerry O’Brien is caught by our cameras with his pear!!! THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND Ron Brown Rob Dietzler Jim Hathaway Art Klisch Leon Kurczynski Carl Lohr Ron Oswalt Ray Smith Robert Suda 96 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS Lucille Auxier George Chodoroff Mary Clelland Ann Kopp Gerry Kowalski Mary May Jim Monteith 97 INDUSTRIAL ARTS The years of the late 70’s, and the technology that come with them, affected our lives more than any of us realized. We grew up in the space age! We had the comforts and thrills from high-powered cars, CB's, hair blowers as well as princess phones and stereos in our bedroms. When we look back on the 70's, the skills we learned in drafting, printing, woodshop, machine shop, automotive, electronics, architec- ture, homemaking will have been invaluable, because we as humans, need to create, to craft, to feel a sense of control over our technology. The art of working with our hands is very important and very necessary to our mental health. 1. Senior Bill Knoop demonstrates his skill on the linotype machine. 2. Senior Mike Rowe works on his car in Auto Shop. 3. Sophomores listen intently to Mr. Kurczynski. 4. Students in Drafting I concentrate on their work. Human Robots r ■ Calculators, computers, electric typewriters, dictating machines, col- lators, and key punch are only a few of the machine brains we have learned to operate in school as an introduction to the challenging world of business. Secretaries, clerks,stenographers, accountants, office managers, re- tailers were in demand in our era. A job was virtually guaranteed for those of us who chose to enter the field of business. When we look back, the human element has always been needed. A machine is only as good as its human controller. Our generation inherited a technology that was far ahead of that which our parents knew. And it continues to advance. With the courses and job experi- ences we get in high school, we should be able to keep up. At our 10-year reunion in ‘88, we’ll see where business” will have taken 1. Ann Nieman looks on intently during a busy day in the office. 2. The agony of defeat and the thrill of victory. 3. Nanette Perrin goes over the books after a successful! day of selling. 4. Julie Anderson guards the cash register against “Tricky Tremal's sticky fingers. 5. Mark Matson and Barry Burkett display one of many record albums available in the First Stop. 99 THE LANGUAGE AND MUSIC Candy Beutell 100 Rose Lyons Phi] Mark Anthony Russo Jim Ankenbrandt Saralee Ward Carol Valasek ART AND HOME EC DEPARTMENTS '101 Karen Clements Margaret Reilly MORE THAN JUST WORDS 1. Sophomores Joanne Kurkie and Jim Kramer use the headphones to listen to native Germans speaking. 2. Miss Beutell takes attendance in her French V class. 3. Mrs. Lyons reads to her French students. 4. French students conjugating les verbes” on the board. 5. Spanish students study their cuademos as the Artec gods gate upon them. 6. Edsel Ford students studies her story book. Dearborn High was priviledged to be chosen as the Language Center for the Dearborn Puplic Schools. All third and fourth-year classes were taught here: “Veni, vidi, vinci,” came to Dearborn High for the first time in ’77.Students interested in learning Latin came from Fordson and Edsel Ford High for the 8:30 A.M. class. Our language classrooms reflected the art and culture of the three major language areas taught in such things as wall and window paintings of the Eifel Tower in Paris and the Aztec painting of Mexico. In addition to conjugating verbs and learning vocab- ulary in German, French and Spanish, we attended plays, took trips abroad, cooked and heartily ate ethnic foods, creatively expressed our talents through ethnic art projects, such as pinata making, learned customs of different cultures and practically lived the lives of the people whose language we were mastering. I. Tammy Croxall and Carol Fina practice intently. 2. Greg Hanson tries to lead the crowd into a fight song. 3. The Marching Band practices for football halftime. 4. Mark Isopi directs the band while three baritones show off. 5. Mr. Russo claps out the beat. 6. Amy Bowers concentrates on the music. Music, Music, Music.... has per- meated the halls and classrooms of Dearborn High ever since the first course in Music Theory was offered. Music, whether it was in the Band, Orchestra or Chorus affected many of us in many different ways. It en- riched our lives, it opened the doors to musical careers and for some, it gave a pleasurable, familiar tune to hum to and reminisce with. Those who were fortunate to have been part of the musical world of Dearborn High, have also had to work with dedication and sacrifice because, in addition to class time, these stu- dents must igve much of their time after school hours. The annual Jazz Show of ’77 was a sell-out filled with parents who were nostalgically hearing music of the 40’s and 50’s. But there were also many currently enrolled stu- dents and former students who know the excellence of and musical or choral performance at Dearborn High. We slaute the Music Depart- ment for its contributions in the past and for today. ...“Thanks for the memory”. ART IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER Expressing oneself through art is a talent some of have either through genetic influence or through an inspiring and gifted teacher. In the art classes at Dearborn High, we are given the freedom to express ourselves through visual and tactile media of our own choosing, each creative impulse is realized by the student through his imagination and expressed through his own hands. The Art department in general provides the student with time for thinking, solving and doing through such classes as Art I and II, Crafts, Ceramics, and Jewelrymaking. For some of us leaning toward artistic expression, jobs are available in Commercial Art, Photography and Industrial Packaging - just to name a few. Teachers assist art students seeking further study by helping them prepare portfolios of their art work. Art can be a way to vent our frustrations, to enrich our leisure time and to make a living! 1. Senior Lynn Ellis displaying her talent in sculpture. 2. Heather Lund getting tied up in her work. 3. Junior Dominique Hoppe losing her hand in her creation. 4. Linda Dewey in an artistic mood. 5. Marg Wince and her macreme creation. 1. Kelly Malloy serving “food to Steve Lambroff. 2. Mark Matson and Lori Williams wondering, “Is it soup yet? 3. Sue Horger showing someone her sewing pattern. 4. Matt r----------------------------------- The sharing of roles in our society brought more males into such class- es as Occupational Foods and Meal Management. No longer is Home Economics a program for females only. Boys have found Interior Decorating, Food and Family Man- agement helpful in today’s bachelor lifestyle. The child development classes still attract the female stu- dent. However, with the acceptance of the “single” father raising a family, these courses will be found extremely helpful to both female and male students! Food Service is one of the fields that is growing by “leaps and bounds.” All you have to do is look at the franchise restaurants lining the highways. Or look at the “con- venience” pre-packaged food we buy at the grocery. Home Economics then provides an introduction to an industry which will grow because a very large part of our population needs its services. Another innovation added to make courses more relevant to student needs in preparing for life, is the addition of a new class called Contemporary Living offered in the spring of ‘78 for Seniors Only. The important aspects of this course cover job and career opportunities, handling budget, marriage, children and coping with disaster. Three home-ec teachers will conduct this class. J Netwid reluctantly washing dishes. 5. Mrs. Clements demonstrating a salad-making tech- nique. 6. Mrs. Reilly watches as Debbie Profitt puts a needle through her finger. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Jack Johnson Tom Muldowney Johanna Navarre 106 Herb Schroeter Lou Stehlik SCHOOL AUXILIARY SERVICES Johanna Bielicki Maureen Chamberlain Yvonne DeMill Vi Lundell Margaret Mackenzie Bette Mys Lillian Seigel Jim Vanderhull Karl Yokie 107 1 1 1. Ian Mulford and Gerry 0'Brian concentrate on taking the ball down the field. 2. Sophomores looking forward to their daily run. 3. Mr. Flegle shouting at his students to “Go faster, faster! 4. Nancy Faydenko. Shirly Seibor, and Amal Janny thinking, “Only three more laps. ' 5. Don Hopkins trying to get the soccer ball away from Jeff Paulsen. TONING UP AND KEEPING FIT We were really and truly the 7. Sophomore girls enjoying ' 'Strenous ping-pong play. 8. Sue Schlaff, Steve McGinn and Adam Perry playing around. 9. Kelly Austin does the bump. 10. Kathy Hrydowski and Sherry Cook playing ping-pong while Kris Reickel strikes a pose. 11. Scott Liebold looks heavenward for some help. “pioneers” in the late ‘70’s when the law instituted the co-ed gym program. We’ve gotten to know its advantages and disadvantages. Oh, for the days when boys could be boys in the gym... and girls only had to compete with their own! We also learned one important lesson that our parents just began to learn during our generation. And that was the importance of keeping physically fit - not just for fun or competitive purposes, but for better health now and tomorrow. We have much to offer to our own lifestyle and life span because of what we learned through physical education at school. Memories of our sports programs will linger on in the years to come, especially for those who played a major part - the dedicated coaches, the athletes and especially us - who were there to cheer our athletes on to victory. They were great even when they lost because they always tried to do their best. CHARTING COURSES AND CAREERS 1. Students working late in the counseling room. 3. Mr. Moy assisting Senior Blair Mackenzie in scheduling. 4. Mrs. Makela and Kathy Heady listen while Chris Vasquez contemplates her future. 5. Dave Smoltz and Mr. Graves selecting Dave's final classes at Dearborn High. 113 ye 0 Ji r€ 0 J( Court member Debbi Cahow and escort Brian Marx Court member Dianne Navarro and escort Tim Jenner € € 3 i Queen Kelly Latendresse and escort Scott Mainwaring 114 Court member Cathy Rucker and escort Lance Murphy Court member Andrea Somig and escort Mike Williams 7f Jf § 19 7 7 The main event of any Homecoming is the crowning of the Queen. This year, Tracy Glass, last year's Homecoming Queen, returned to crown this year's Queen, Kelly Latendresse, as Senior Steve Smoke presented her with the Queen's bouquet. There is an opportunity for everyone to participate in the Homecoming activities. The band and majorettes provided half-time entertainment under the direction of Mr. Russo, while the cheerleaders, along with the overwhelming help from the crowd, cheered the Pioneers on to their 41-26 victory over Trenton. The Senior Sellers provided popcorn and candy, and cold pop for the thirsty spectators. Homecoming Queen is chosen through the voting of the Senior class. All Seniors submit three names of the girls who they think are fit to be Queen. Through the tally of the votes, the ten nominees are chosen . A week before Homecoming, the Senior class boys submit one name from the ten nominees. From this tally, the five girls on Homecoming Court are chosen, and the girl with the most votes becomes Homecoming Queen. Above are members of the ten nominees who were not chosen for Homecoming Court. Rack row: Jean Schtokal, Kim Ziemba, Kathy Moore Front row: Holly Hoffar, Kathy Dickieson 5TEW BRU TROJRN The first place Senior Class Float. After the crowning of the Queen, the track was cleared, and the procession of the floats began. Leading the procession were the cheerleaders and the American Field Service. Following closely behind was the Y-Teen Club, as they let their ‘‘spirits fly high” along with the several balloons that were released from their float. Next in line was the Sophomore Class float which stopped in front of the stands and press box. On the count of three, the Sophomores yelled, “Bury ’em!” With that, the Trojan football giant fell back and was replaced by a tombstone reading, “Trojans died Oct. 14, 1977.” Instead of soldiers, orange Reenoips marched from the trap door of the Junior Class’s Trojan horse. Reenoip-faced balloons invaded the sky as the Junior Class proved that the Pioneers will always “reign” over Trenton’s Trojans. It was not only “stew bad” for the Trojans, but also for the Juniors and Sophmores, as the Senior Class placed first in the float competition. When the right temperature of “1978°” was reached, the Trojan head was lowered into the pot and it began to stew. Emanating from the smoking kettle was a puff of smoke” which read, “’78 IS GREAT!” Representing the American Field Service were the foreign exchange students. Felipe Benitez (left) from Asuncion, carries the Paraguayan Flag, while James VanHasselt (right) from Johannesberg, carries the South African Flag. The Junior Class float which placed second. The Sophmore float came in third. The Y-Teens had their “Spirits High . Many hours of hard work were put into preparing decorations for the Homecoming dance. Willing students, as well as Student Coalition members, put their talents to use, as they created the scene of the “Hotel California Below: After registering at the front desk, the couples entered into the Grand Ball Room. The French Cafe provided the guests with refreshments and a place to rest and socialize. me tp jtne fet ai mmm Back row: (left to right) Andrea Kamp, Erik Gustafson, Sue Hackett, Lori Bearcf Denise Drewyor. Front row: Lorie Viscogliosi, Ms. Johanna Bilecki (Sponsor), Charles Davis. National Manor S’acietg The National Honor Society, containing 42 members, is an or- ganization which recognizes high scholastic achievement as well as service in the classroom and in- volvement in the community. Mrs. Hodak and Mr. Nilis are the sponsors of the society. To be considered for the society a student must be a junior or senior with a 3.6 cumulative grade point average. Besides having a high grade point average, he or she must be involved with school extracurricular activ- ities. A list of students seriously being considered for the society is given to the teachers who evaluate students on the basis of citizenship, character, service, leardership, and scholarship. If ten teachers vote for a particular student, he or she be- comes a member of the society after the initiation in spring. 118 Back row: (left to right) Mark Hoefner, Roger Hoffman, Aaron Speck, Joe Walters (Vice-pres), Craig McKee. Third row: Don Bollela, Christe Schwyn (President), Debbie Russell Beth Burch, Barb Smith, Steve Lewandowskl Karen Brasie. Second row: Joe Adams, Gwyn Jones (Secretary), Cathy Hespen, Kathy Dickieson, Dori Puste, Cheryl Macek, Dave Hart Front row: Charlotte Bodu- row, Chris Vasquez, Marilyn Donohoe, Liz Hersey, Kathy Bemardin, Alison FeueU, Joanne Wagner. Not pictured: Edie Alien, Tammy Croxall (Treasurerf, Janelle Dean, Patty DeMarais, Linda Dewey, Marie Grinzinger, Paul Kenrick, Marty Klein, Kate Korte, Megan Most, Vat Parker, Mary Rusanoff, Eric Timson, Vicky Voros, Cathy West Diane Yura. DOWNHILL RACERS The Ski Club this year was led by officers Senior Morely Burns and Junior, John Court- ney. With their sponsors, Mr. Will Otis and Eyvonne Demill, the club organized three charter trips to Alpine Valley. Student participation was great—but then again, so was the weather! Back row (left to right): John Bruen Marc Resto, Greg Hansen, John ShierloK Paul Schultz. Third row: Dan Quinlan Eric Peterson Paul Rausch, Cindy Wolack, Laura Bales, Tina FissaL Second row: Mark Morrison Jim Jaekle, Morley Bums (President), John Courtney (Treasurer), Linda Bales, Unidentified participant Front row: Amy Hoffar, Unidentified participant Ruth Hutchin- son Carol Goper, Tammy Haines. 11 PUTTING IT Sponsor: Mr. Nick Pappas Co-editor and Copy Editor: Sue Sulisz Pioneer Staff (left to rightI Back row: Mary Holland, Cathy Hespen, Kim Campbell, Carolyn Sagar, Kim Ziemba. Front row; Joyce Powell, Barb Turza, Carol Flores. Co-editor and Photography Editor: Yayoi Kushida This year the hardworking and un- sung heroes of the Pioneer staff pic- tured on these pages succeeded in putting together a yearbook easily the most colorful one every produced by D.H.S. students. Despite spiraling costs and other difficulties, the staff was determined to turn out an interest- ing, representative book for all to en- joy. With Cat Stevens’ song as their inspiration, they managed to print the kinds of pictures, write the kind of copy and design the kinds of pages that tell the story (in part) of this school year. They trust that you will find some- thing in it for you and that you will cherish and enjoy it as much as it was their pleasure to produce it. Pioneer Photography Staff: Charlies Coss, Dana Adams. Tom MaglicK Don Pietruk, Don Bollelcu Paul O'Leary, Malinda Bis sell The Pioneer Staff also acknowledges the fine photographic contributions of faculty members Joseph Hallissey and Robert Suda. ALL TOGETHER Business Manager: Chris 0’Hagan Boys' Sports Editor: Tony Hanford Senior Editor: Marlene Turbett Junior Editor: Renee Bakalis Sophomore Editor: Kris Reickel Activities Editor: Charlotte Bodurow Academics Editor: Margo Stavros 121 B c 1 a i c a g tr Stage Manager Erik Gustafson ffssxsKxsssM Dr. Gibbs Mrs. Gibbs Dan King FI ! : m � | 11 eg a e| ! § 1 a 1 13 IB LJ i c fej Sue Hackett Dan Hammond « Ann El wart «S6XXS636XS0636S636XXX« B§. ! 1® i fh mi ft j 0 31 Hf ift 73 j i® 15 i !B IWHaal : : George Gibbs Emily Webb Tim Rauh Cheryl Macek 122 Dearborn High Presents: OUR TOWN il ',. t-' ■' . ' , -ft CAST Rebecca Gibbs............................Tina Terrazas Wally Webb...............................Russell Corbin Joe Crowell.......................................Andy Hagen Professor Willard........................Eric Reickel Woman in the Auditorium............................Sue White Man in the Aisle.........................Dennis Rush Lady in the Auditorium.................Chris Monolidis Simon Stimson............................John Engstrom Mrs. Soames..................................Dominique Hoppe Constable Warren.........................Don Pietruk Si Crowell...............................Darren Gant Baseball players..................................Paul Swanson, Tony Viscogliosi Sam Craig................................Dan Quinlan Joe Stoddard..........................Blair MacKenzie Choir:...........................Sue White, Caryn Cox, Lois St. John, Adria DeAngelis, Marilyn Donohoe, Barb Jaeckel, Kathleen Mozak, Meg Raftary , Chris Monolidis, Dennis Rush, James Bundy, Jeremy Westcott , Jim VanHasselt, Paul Swanson Townspeople:...........Michelle Birch, JoAnne Wagner, Amy Bowers, Marilyn Donohoe, Barb Jaeckel, Kathleen Mozak, Meg Raftary , Chris Monolidis, Scott Burdick, Jim VanHasselt, Eric Reickel, Don Pietruk, Jeremy Westcott Dead People:...........James Budny, Polly Rusanoff , Carol Finley, Sue White ♦indicates membership in the International Thespian Society COMMITTEE HEADS Set Construction....... Properties............. Light Design........... Light Execution........ Make-Up................ Costumes............... Publicity.............. Poster Design.......... House.................. Tickets.................. Assistant to the Director Technical Director..... Director............... .....Vicki Meffert Charlotte Bodurow ......Joan Arrick ... Dave Brinkman ___Amy Sauginas ........Barb Smith .. Blair MacKenzie ......Linda Dewey Margery Manchester ....Lance Murphy .......Mark Lewy ... Joseph Hallissey ... Donald O’Hagan TROUPE 586 Back row (left to right): Dana Caribean, Vicki Meffert, Blair MacKenzie, Sue Hackett, Barb Smith Third row: Jeremy Westcott, Dave Brinkman, Mark Lewy, Meg Raftary, Dan King Second row: Charles Davis, Holly Hof far, Carol Mulder, Cheryl Macek, Tim Rauh Front row: Andrea Kamp, Polly Rusanoff, Amy Sauginas, Karen Moore, Charlotte Bodurow Technical Director: Joseph Hallissey Director Sponsor: Donald O’Hagan SENIOR SADIE We Can Make It Happen Vice-president: Amy Dasher President: John Schriefer Back row (left to right): Carol Pinfold, Sue Schriefer, Dave Stucky, Holly Hoffar. Sue Sulisz, Steve Smoke. Middle row: Theresa Pigott, Bill Luetzow, Mike Tucker, Ginny La Mont, Edie Allen, Charlotte Bodurow. Front row: Corie Pawloski, Luke Lewy, Valerie Emberton, Mary Ann Wright, Sue White. Treasurer I: Dominique Hoppe Treasurer II: Julie Jestice Public Relations: Mike Tucker Secretary: Kathy Dickieson The Student Coalition is com- prised of 22 members. Elections for Coalition are held in the spring when eight members are chosen by popu- lar vote. Those eight members are from either the Sophomore or Junior class, which means they will serve as Juniors or Seniors in the following year. The 12 other members of Co- alition are the officers of each class. Two spaces are reserved for the in- coming Sophomores, who vote for their representatives the following fall. The Student Coalition is in charge of various activities. This year, the success of Homecoming and Spirit Week can be attributed to Coalition. 127 FIRST STOP 128 Back row (left to right): Michelle Ulanski, Charlie Coss, Mark Matson, Bruce Baustert, Barry Burkett, Jim Susalla, Andy Tremel, Mr. Chodoroff (Sponsor). Front row: Mike Tucker, Sheryl Powell, Sue Al- bertson, Mary Bowen, Nannette Perrin, Julie Anderson, Linda Jamgochian. Back row (left to right): Kirk Romans, Mike Cliff, Bob Matson, Mr. Chodoroff. Front row: Dee Koss, Lynn Ryan, Rieger, Kevin Carroll Middle row: Kevin Balass, Gary Sue Perkovich, Debbie Cahow, Nancy Calamita, Gary Ca- Lesinski, Carol Fina, Pat Boyle, Richard Pitynski, Mark daret. Bob Patterson, Theresa Pigott Mr. C” doesn't consider the First Stop a monkey business. litue le IFrancais Back row (left to right): Dave Stucky, Loren Schnell (President), Margo Stavros (Secretary). Middle row: Gary Leweara, Scott Willis (Treasurer), Marge Malieck. Front row: Yayoi Kushida, Lou Damiano, Michelle Tutt (Vice-pres). 130 TRAVELING AROUND Back row (left to right): Carol Flores, Blair MacKenzie, Sue Hackett, Jim VanHasselt, Felipe Benitez. Fourth row: Sue Crowley, Jill Dohany, Chris Vasquez, Deanna Douglas, Carla GoodaL Third row: Judy Hayes, Anna Marquis, Sue White, Barb Smith, Joyce Powell Second row: Dominique Hoppe, Ruth Hersey, Karen Moore, Marianne Hersey, Nancy Sidler. Front row: Poly Rusanoff, Sue Webster, Sandy Coletti, Rosemarie Lim, Mrs. Ward (Sponsor). KEEPING SPIRITS BOOSTED Back row (left to right): Karen Jensen, Ann Nieman, Sharon Patterson, Nancy Calamita, Unidentified participant. Middle row: Linda Bales, Nancy Schaefer, Diane Fonville, Mary Beth Alban, Adria De- Angelis, Amy Hoffar, Michelle Merky. Front row: Nancy Bissell Donna BisseU, Ms. Liz Boxco (Spon- sor), Liz Hersey, Unidentified participant. Sherry Tardine. Not pictured• Diane Stratton. Ol-3JO$ THE OBSERVER Editor: Joe Walters Editor: Sheila Mistecki Back row (left to right): Linda Havlena, Mae Skidmore, Joanne Wagner, Mike Picket, Dean Cawthon, Max Rudolph, Jim Chikos, Nannette Perrin, Mike Suchara, Ms. Marie Mitchell (Sponsor), Jay Keeler. Front row: Cheryl Turner, Sharen Perry, Julie Giles, Sheila Mistecki, Joe Walters, Jerry Brennan, Dan King. Aaron Speck. Not pictured': Chris Warner. 132 Back row (left to right): Mike Suchara, Max Rudolph, John Schierloh, Aaron Speck, Sheila Mistecki, Joe Walters. Middle row: Rodger Shomo, Ms. Marie Mitchell, Jerry Brennan, Paulette Kenyon, Karen Knisely, John Courtney. Front row: Julie Giles, Emily Manson, Joanne Wagner, Renee Bahalis, Janet Baetz. Informing, interpreting, influencing —and, yes, entertaining, these are the roles filled by THE OBSERVER for its readers. Dearborn High’s weekly news- paper is produced entirely by stu- dents. The Journalism II class plans, writes, and edits all copy, then pastes up the pages to a camera-ready state for the offset printing process in the Graphic Arts Department. Each year, OBSERVER writers win local, state, and national awards. 133 DEBATE Back row (left to right): Mrs. Braathpn (Sponsor), Jamie Todd Eric Reickel Brad Pfeifer. Front row: Dana Carribean, Cathy Weston, Emily Vincent, Rosemary Fortuna. Not pictured': Marty Kelin Joanne Wagner, Yvonne Gifford, Yayoi Kushida. 1977 was a year of rebuilding for the DHS debate team. After losing the very successful team of Carol Wildt and Sara Hoover to graduation, the team had only two varsity debaters and relied heavily on novices throughout the season. With the advent of Coach Phyllis Braathen, the debaters did a lot of hard work to compete with more experienced teams. Besides debating in the very tough Metro-Detroit league at Plymouth, they attended numer- ous Saturday tournaments. The trip to the state var- sity debate tournament capped their season. Debaters this year included returning speakers Marty Klein and Dana Karibian, and novices Rosemary For- tuna, Yvonne Gifford, Yayoi Kushida, James Todd and Kathy Weston, all juniors. Senior novices included Bob Dakin, Marilyn Dietrich, and Brian Skruch. 134 FORENSICS Back rowdeft to right): Jamie Todd, Lucy Resto, Eric Reickel Tracy. Middle row: Mrs. Braathen, Leslie Baines, Cindy Judson, Dana Carribean, Caryn Cox. Front row: Monica Rimai, Tina Barnhart, Mellissa Gregory, Emily Vincent, Rosemary Fortuna. Not pictured: Yvonne Gifford, Yayoi Kushida, Jeff Peters. Forensics—a study of the abnormalities of the mind? No, at Dearborn, not quite. Here forensics is an extra- curricular public speaking team with a tradition of ex- cellence in all events. Last year’s team swept district and regional competitions and produced 3 state champions. This year was a rebuilding year, with the departure of a number of seniors. However, under new coach Phyllis Braathen, this year’s team has gotten off to an excellent start. Anchored by returning team members, they expect to do well in district competition, to be held here at Dearborn, and also at the annual tournament at Mackinac. 135 N z s 1978 ac If you were just listening, you would swear it was Glen Miller, Benny Goodman or the Dorsey band. That’s what TONY RUSSO produces —Quali- ty musicians and a professional show. Together with PHIL MARK’S talented choir, the two maestri gave a winning performance with their musically-gifted students! Kevin Dewey inspired us with his trumpet arrangement of “What are you doing the rest of your life?” The audience fully participated in the show with loud applause, tap- ping feet and shouts of encore. The smiling faces and warm response were reminiscent of the golden days of jazz. There wasn’t an empty seat in the auditorium! 136 DARLIN' DANCERS (left to right): Mary Ann Wright, Mary Bigello, Mary Rauh, Sue Bums, Carol Lansi, Lorie Franchi, Gayle Good. TWIRLIN' TOPS Back row (left to right): Chris Byrd Connie CoUister, Colleen Birch, Cindy Judson, Marcia Cyll, Head Majorette: Elexis King Terry Ritz. Front Elexis King. ROCK, BACH, ALL THAT JAZZ arc. Back row (left to right): Jeff Peter, Mike Cliff, Ron Kuhn, Tom Beresford, Kevin Dewey, Mark IsopL Middle row: Mr. Russo, Julie Giles, Richard Moore, Dave Lomas, Charlie Schloff, Ralph Evangelista, Brian Richards, Brad Pfeifer, Karl Welch, Front row: Rob Franchi, Van Michaels, Jim Dickie son, Paul Jackson, Mark Hoefner, Erik Peterson, 138 Back row (left to right): Jeff Peter, Greg Hanson, Jim Jaekle, Dave McCoy, Tom Beresford, Vince Schimizzi, Erik TYmson. Middle row: Mr. Russo, Sheryl Patterson, Kevin Dewey, Dave Lomas, Charlie Schloff, Brad Pfeifer, Brian Richards, Ralph Evangelista, Karl Welch, Front row: James Tino, Rob Franchi, Paul Swanson, Richgard Moore Erik Peterson, ®li £ g ©lNl3g’ (©IF Ml M Back row (left to right): Ron Kuhn, Eric Timson Bill Querfeld Mike Cliff, Brad Pfeifer, Brian Richards, Ralph Evangelista, Tom Beresford, Kevin Dewey, Marc Isopi, Tim Rauh. Middle row: Charles Davis, Mr. Russo, Yvonne Gifford, Janine Tino, Debbie Kalasz, Anne Prinsen, Krista Brown, Michelle Tutt Laura Lunds, Jan Theisen, Amy Bowers. Front row: Diane Yura, Lou Domiano, Ann El- wart, Carole Fina, Jane Schneider, Kathleen Mozak, Teija Suoajanen, Caryn Cox, Debbie Daoust, Leslie Baines. Not pictured': Tammy Croxall, Yayoi Kushida, Sanora Colta, Bruce MacKenziie, Julie Giles, Charlotte Bodurow. Back row (left to right): Jamie Todd, Brian Richards, Brad Pfeifer, Ralph Evangelista, Vince Scimizzi, James Jaekle, Dave McCoy, Jim Tinao, Mark IsopL Fourth row: Michael Clark, Colleen Myers, Lyn Bradley, Bill Klieber, Lori Byers, Greg Hanson, Paul Jackson, Eric Peterson, Mark Hoefner, Mike Cliff, Van Michaels, Jim Dickieson, Paul Swanson, Ed Doody, Ken Peter, Frank Brace, Anne Prinsen, Tina Barnhart Third row: Tina Hollon, Elizabeth Button, Steve Boeghold, Meg Lomas, Robert Blackburn, Mark Wood- ward, Mack Borden, Michael Lypka, Michael Lankford, Charles Schloff, Kevin Dewey, Rob Franchi, Dave Lomas, Robert Anderzak, Bruce Klassen, Richard Moore, Tom Ber- esford, Jeff Peter. Second row: Laura Levantrosser, Pam Massnick, Andrea Kamp, Debbie Kalasz, Cheryl Patter- son, Sharon Kopiwoda, Sue Fritsch, Janine Tino, Marilyn Jones, Gayle Good, Carol Lansi, Lisa Walker, Sue Bums, Karen Lund, Mr. Russo. Front row: Yvonne Gifford, Jan Theisen, Michelle Tutt Carol Oliver, Eric Timson, Ron Kuhn, Julie Fream, Krista Brown, Sue Webster, Myra Herman. ©n ®lfe litngs ©f gong Back row (left to right): John Engstrom, Kevin Dewey, Steve Boegehold, Ken Juday, Paul Sulisz, Bob Ander- zak, Tim Massie, Steve Powers, Jeff Peter, Brad Pfeifer, Tom Zerger. Third row: Kim Decker, Elexis King, Sue Hackett, Sarah Moir, Christe Schwyn, Karen Cox, Debbie Kalasz, Cynthia Caruana, Margaret Adams, Ann Rice. Second row: Rosemary Fortuna, Anne Louise Marquis, Sue White, Martha Bruen, Patty Wallace, Marcy Tarlow, Kathy Mozak, Carol Finley, Megan Mapletoft Front row: Fiorela Rosu, Sandy Tollos, Lori Viscogliosi, Sarah Meyers, Cheryl Tyner, Vicki Voros, Elise Pfeifer, Sue Wiseman. Not pictured: James Budney, Charlotte Cantrel, Connie Cob lister, Linda Exum, Julie Fream, Yvonne Gifford, Jane West, Jeremy WestcotL MO Y-TEENS Back row (left to right): Mary Harrington, Kim Mary Bartholomew, Lix Tront Front row: Mari- Novak, Marisa Stram, Laurie Temmen, Sheri Wil- anne Romeo, Sherry Zeuner, Amy Smith, Kim cox, Tina Heater, Middle row: Marie Lennis, Koos, Carolyn Sagar. Caroline Keys, Kathleen Milinko, Cindy May, For the first time in five years the Y-Teens had a float in Homecoming...a darn good one too. They also sold candy, held a paper drive and did the old standby of washing cars to raise money. The money is used for charitable purposes where needed. The girls also caroled at Christmas in a con- valescent home and wrapped gifts for children's parties. They also worked for such causes as UNICEF and the Cancer Foundation. But it wasn’t all just hard work; there was fun too in such acti- vities as the Sadie Hawkins Dance, roller-skating, lunch- eons, and surprise birthday parties. And, of course, there was the trip to Myrtle and Virginia Beaches and the great times they had sight- seeing. All in all, it was an action-packed year. SOCCER Back row (left to right): Charlie Coss, Jim Van- HasselU Morley Bums, Cesar Rico. Middle row: Dave Hart, Bruce Brockway, Jeff Paulson, Roger Hoffman. Front row: Rob Blackburn, Felipe Beni- tez, Paul Swanson, Lewis Guevara, John Court- ney. Not pictured': Bill Henrickson, Bill Dean, Ken Juday. LETTERMEN UNITE Back row (left to right): Bruce Bauster, Ken Brian Hall, Bob Spar. Front row: Steve 01- Hintz, Aaron Speck, Dennis Scala, Dave Wil- son, Tim Rauh, Dan Susella, Mike Langford, lenborg, John Shierloh. Middle row: Tom Kes- Steve Sell, Mark Morrison, Steve LewandowskL 'sler, Marc Resto, Jim Susella, Rick Johnson, 142 Back row (left to right): Unidentified participant. Bill Lee, Dean Cawthon (President Exultant Grand Shiek), Mike Picket, Mark Osborne, Chris Lindberg, Scott Cawthon (Past Grand Shiekf, Unidentified participant Front row: John Ruthven, Brian Ramstack, Ben Bajorek, Clifford Cawthon (Past Grand Shiek), Pat Cahill, Tyge Cawthon (Past Grand Shiek), Marty Cawthon (Past Grand shiek). Unidentified participant Doc Eaton (Exulted Vice-shiek: Shiek in charge of ad-vice). 143 Ih'jiii Back row-Asst. Coach-Anna Redmon, Patty Shewchuck, Denise Jones, Patty Demarais, Mary Borowski, Liz Bilton, Nancy Herzina. Karla Goodall, Connie Marx, Lori Byers, Patti Gray, Nancy Faydenko, Sue Perkovich, Valerie Parker. Robin Tarpinian. Megan Most, Coach-Linda Long Middle Row: Donna Bissell, Beth Anderson, Eileen Lim, Ann Boatwright, Aaren Puste, Chris Vasquez, Carol Briston, Amy Sapulski, Laura Levantrosser Front Row-Janet DeGudlice, Andrea Layman Dearborn Opponent 1 Fordson 2 0 Kingswood 3 2 Detroit Country Day 0 4 Ann Arbor Huron 1 2 A.A. Greenhius 1 1 Academy of Sacred Heart 4 2 Edsel Ford 2 Many of the girls who played field hockey this season have played together only since they started in high school, but the spirit of teamwork was everywhere. Led by their coach, Linda Long, this was the first team’s most successful season in both winning and playing together. For the first time in league competition. Dearborn schools were in the top 3, with Dearborn High in third. While they played eight games, only 1 goal was scored against them on the day of league competition. Behind the outstanding play of varsity goal tender Andrea Layman, were seniors Val Parker and Christine Vasquez best defensive players. Megan Most, and Robin Tarpinian were the senior co-captains. Sue Perkovich was the high scorer and most valuable player on varsity, while Patty DeMarais took the valuable player award. Under Coach Marcia Pryor, the “Wild Swimmin’ Women of Dearborn High , had an exciting year placing third in the Suburban “8” League competition. Co- Captains of the team were Senior, Theresa Pigott and Junior, Sue Sulisz. Many of the swimmers were near the state qualifying time. Next season will welcome back 14 Juniors and 6 Sophomores. 1st Row - Betsy Mahlke, Cheryl Tyner, Nancy Mitchell, Patty Crawford. Nancy Bissell, Carol Pinfold. Lisa Walker 2nd Row - Theresa Pigott, Sue Sulisz, Lori Gilbert, Meg Lomas, Gail Shuk, Maryjo Mifsud, Leslie Stollsteimer, Sally Newberg 3rd Row - Kelly Austin, Julie Jestise, Sue Schriefer, Renee Bakalis, Jill Dohany, Janet Baetz, Margo Stavros, Kay Eliason, Elise Gamrath Dearborn Opponent 28 Ann Arbor 55 115 Redford Union 57 60 Livonia Franklin 23 52 Belleville 31 40 Trenton 43 37 Grosse Pointe 46 111 Edsel Ford 61 53 Bentley 30 89 Ferndale 83 49 Fordson 34 78 Salem 3rd - League 94 The Dearborn High Girls’ Varsity Tennis team had a very successful season this year. With a great amount of team unity and spirit, the netwomen smashed rival teams such as Fordson, Trenton and Plymouth Salem, to achieve an undefeated duo meet record of 9-0. With high hopes of taking the League Champion- ship, the team had to share the Tri-league title with Trenton and Plymouth Salem. But things looked brighter the following week when the girls took first place in the Region, which put them on the road to Kalamazoo for the state championship. Dearborn’s netters were all in final slots in the Regional meet, except for the first and second singles. Winning Regional titles were 4th singles, Jody Klask; 1st doubles Barb Smith and Debbie Gary; and 3rd doubles, Laura Little and Kelly Korte. Facing top competition in the State meet, most of the girls were eliminated in the early rounds. First doubles, Barb Smith and Debbie Gary, made it to the semi-finals, but were defeated in two sets. 150 Front row:Charlotte Bodurow, Lee Zerchling, Jodi Klask. Barb Jacobi, Kelly Korte Back row: Lisa Johnson, Barb Smith. Debbie Gary, Dianne Navarro, Laura Little, Coach Lou Stehlik Girls' varsity basketball Dearborn Opponent 55 Belleville 24 35 Redford Union 46 39 Edsel Ford 51 38 Fordson 36 53 Livonia Bentley 39 33 Trenton 27 32 Plymouth Salem 34 41 Allen Park 27 48 Belleville 19 45 Redford Union 66 43 Edsel Ford 57 38 Livonia Bentley 34 43 Femdale 35 32 Plymouth Salem 39 48 Livonia Franklin 36 47 Allen Park 34 32 Trenton 24 Froat row! Kathy Grant, Anne cousino, Jenny Palazeti, Carol Oliver, Lynette Lund, Sue Cousino, Bacso-Coach Second row: Sheryl Patterson-Mgr., Mary Kay Esper, Louie Bemdt, Ellen Brehob, Moore, Sue Cliff, Sue Fish The Varsity Basketball team did well this year with an overall record of 11-6. The team had a potent offense and a very strong zone defence. The girls did a good job and should be as proud of themselves as we are of them. They showed a steady improve- ment throughout the season. Next fall they will begin with ten returning letterwomen, but will sadly lose two graduating seniors, Jenny Palazeti and Carol Oliver. Neverthe- less. next season looks very promis- ing. Good luck Dearborn High girls and thanks. First row: Ellen Hurley-Coach, Mary Stevenson, Sandy Schlaff, Mary Pat Sarb, Vail Ball, Diane Marx, Second row! Ellen Emerson, Sharon Scala, Laurie Viscogliosi, Debbie Fuga, Shirley Scibor, Sharon Kopiwoda, Meg Korte, Sheryl Patterson-Manager Valuable skills and experience were acquired by our Girls’ J.V. Basketball team this year, and we will be seeing many of them on the varsity team next year. Their impressive 10-5 record proves they have the ability and will to win big. This bodes well for the ’78-'79 season. Girls'J.V Basketball Dearborn Opponent 46 Redford Union 47 40 Edsel Ford 30 37 Fordson 31 39 Livonia Bentley 42 43 Trenton 23 31 Ply Salem 50 52 Allen Park 10 43 Redford Un 53 49 Edsel Ford 31 43 Liv. Bentley 26 54 Femdale 35 42 Liv. Franklin 17 36 Allen Park 23 43 Trenton 28 The gymnastics team under the coaching of Shirley Heydrick did well this year. For the first time, DHS qualified a whole team for gymnastics Regionals. Four Juniors and one Senior competed. Next year ought to be a great one with all the upcoming sophomores and juniors. First row: Laura Staffeld Cindy Mackie, Mary Brosnahan, tol, Erin Gale, Mary Baker, Sharon Noble, Lisa Liska Lynette Lund, Joan Mateucci, Patty Crawford, Patty Carol Pinfold, Elaine Bellanger. Gray. Second row: Coach Shirley Heydrick, Kerry Bech- 154 SCOREBOARD—Gymnastics Dearborn Dec. 20 North ville H Jan. 9 Belleville H Jan. 14 Dearborn Invit. Jan. 16 Wayne H Jan. 23 Trenton A Jan. 25 Birm. Groves H Jan. 30 Taylor Truman A Feb. 1 Saline A Feb. 6 Taylor Center H Feb. 9 Ferndale H Feb. 20 Taylor Kennedy H Feb. 24 League Meet Mar. 4 Regionals 155 The girls varsity volleyball team finished another season with an impressive record of 10-3 in league play. They show a promising future in that only 3 senior spikers will be leaving, and anticipate another winning season next year. 156 1st Row • Sharon Kopidwoda, Liz Aranosian, Co-Captain Amy Dasher, Co-Captain Megan Most, Nancy Faydenko 2nd Row - Sharon Scala, Robin Tarpinian, Lori Byers, Ellen Brehob, Coach Lou Stehlik Not pictured- Kelly Austin Volleyball Scoreboard Dearborn Opponent Loss Bentley Won Won Redford Union Loss Won Belleville Loss Won Allen Park Loss Won Edsel Ford Loss Loss Salem Won Won Trenton Loss Won Bentley Loss Won Redford Union Loss Won Belleville Loss Won Allen Park Loss Loss Edsel Ford Won Won Salem Loss Won Trenton Loss 1st Row • Sue Fritsch, Ellen Emerson, Claudia English, Mary Raub. Eileen Lim, Coach Diane Fay- denko 2nd Row ■ Meg Lomas, Donna Tillman, Sally Moore, Karen Knisely, Marie Lennis Former Dearborn varsity volleyball member, Diane Faydenko, headed the JV volleyball team as its new coach. Although the JV’s win-loss record wasn’t exceptional, it was a learning experience for all. It was truly an enjoyable and challenging season. Dearborn Dec. 21 Ferndale Jan. 11 Grosse Pointe Jan. 18 Bentley Jan. 23 Redford Union Jan. 30 Allen Park Feb. 1 Edsel Ford Feb. 6 Salem Feb. 8 Trenton Feb. 11 Dearborn Invit. Feb. 13 Bentley Feb. 15 Redford Union Feb. 20 Belleville Feb. 22 Allen Park Feb. 27 Edsel Ford Mar. 1 Salem Mar. 3 Fordson Mar. 6 Trenton Mar. 11 Regionals Mar. 18 State Meet 158 1st Row - Deona Hopkins, Gail Good, Nancy Schaefer, Amy Hoffer, Elizabeth Aranosian, Amy Dasher, Nancy Faydenko 2nd Row - Mary Holland, Sonja Sornig, Michelle McPharlin, Beth Anderson, MaryEllen Hicks. Cheryl Tyner, Anne Boat- wright, Lynn Jones, Karen Spielman, Tami Walker 3rd Row - Tina Fiasel Janet Baetz. Jenny Palezetti, Leslie Stollsteimer, Maggie Kosch, Beth Oraitt, Debbie Mcl ean, Helena Nranian. Anne Nieman, Connie Marx, Kelly Vaccarelli 4th Row - Carolyn Williams, Mandy Assenmacher, Ruth Braise, Christie Schwinn, Stephanie Rolick, Sue Hackett, Andrea Nranian, Val Parker Martha Cahill, Sue Cliff 5th Row - Asst. Coach Marcia Pryor, Karen Jensen, Pat Rinehold, Lisa Johnson, Kelly Austin, Julie Jestice, Lori Byers, Robin Tarpinian, Coach Anna Redmon Enthusiastic Coaches Anna Redmon and Marcia Pryor have high hopes for the girl’s track team this year. Many good run- ners have joined the team to make it a competitive challenger in the league com- petition. Track Scoreboard Dearborn Apr. 11 Ferndale A Apr. 20 Trenton H Apr. 22 Borgess Relays Apr. 25 John Glen H Apr. 27 Redford Union A May 4 Salem H May 6 Howell Relays May 11 Bentley A May 17 Edsel Ford H May 20 Regionals May 30 League June 3 State Softball Scoreboard Dearborn Apr. 14 Belleville H Apr. 18 Redford Union A Apr. 21 Bentley A Apr. 25 Edsel Ford H May 2 Trenton H May 5 Salem A May 9 Belleville A May 11 Redford Union H May 16 Bentley H May 18 Edsel Ford A May 25 Trenton A May 30 Salem H June 3 Districts June 10 Regionals June 17 State Juniors and sophomores who make up the softball team this year are young, and inexperi- enced, so the season will be quite unpredictable and exciting. Coach Liz Basco will be handling the team this year. 160 Returning Softball Team - 1st Row - Louise Berndt, Amy Davison, Sally Moore, Beth Isham, Kim Berry, Sue Fish, Anne Cousino 2nd Row - Kathy Grant, Sue Cousino, Manager Lori Hastie, Trainer Mari Panter, Lynette Lund, Coach Liz Basco. VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Marie Grinzinger Patti Brett Nancy Calamita Beth Born Ann Nieman Lydia Klim Becky Neerman Marie Ewasek Sharon Patterson WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Marianne Mersey Cyndi Rye Denise Powers Marcia Vlanski Nancy Seidler 162 SWIMMING CHEERLEADERS Caron Peters Diane Stratton Kim Berry Nancy Sinnamon LeAnn Campbell J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Michelle Merke Joann Kurkie Adria DeAngelis Mary Stevenson Kim Gorsuch Mary Beth Alban Nancy Schaefer Not in Picture - Dianne Fonville 16? VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Marie Girinzinger Beth Born Holly Hoffar Ann Neiman Sharon Patterson Marie Ewasek Nancy Calamita Kathy Dickieson CROSS COUNTRY CHEERLEADERS Cyndi Rye Nancy Sinnamon Caron Peters Judy Schaefer Becky Neerman J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Adria De Angelis Dianne Fonville Michelle Merke Mary Beth Alban Joann Kurkie Mary Baker Nancy Schaefer Kim Gorsuch 165 Dearborn Pioneers finished third in the Sub- urban 8 League! It was a good year - six wins to three losses. For the past three years the Pioneers have been the highest scoring team in the Metro West averaging in ’77 30 points to their opponents 14. Some momentous wins were over Trenton and Belleville. Losing to Bedford Union knocked the Pioneers' chance to be one of the top teams in the state. The Pioneer spirit continues to be very much alive. Twenty-three lettermen will be returning for another great season. 166 H.S. FOOTBALL Opponent 42 Southgate 6 46 Livonia Bentley 0 30 Allen Park 6 21 Belleville 8 14 Redford Union 19 41 Trenton 26 14 Edsel Ford 28 14 Plymouth Salem 21 47 Plymouth Canton Final Record 6-3-0 13 1st row (1. to r.) Steve I ewandowski, Frank Schulte. Dan Willenborg, David Hicks. Kevin Gotts, Dennis Scala, Ken Kardasz, Kevin O’Brien, Chris DeGuilio, Kevin Carroll. 2nd row (1. to r.) Jim Susalla. Todd Savage. Mardi Martigian, Brian Pinfold. Mike Kazanowski. Ron Lennis, Jack Price, Jeff Stieve, Rich Reed. 3rd row (1. to r.) Carey Paulus, Allen Corich, Dave Hartline. Ray Kolis.Gene Capatina, Pat Norton, Russ Haller, Mark Pierce, Paul Bonaccinie, Ian Mulford. 4th row (1. to r.) John Prokes, Eric Veenstra. Steve Barker. Doug Baggett, Jim Shedd, John Johnson, Tim Bridges. Steve Mills. Steve Olson. Ray Romeo, Robert Mitchell. 5th row (1. to r.) Manager Dan Susalla. Trainer Ken Hintz, Steve Niparko. Glen Foster, Gary Williams, Steve Moraniec. Trainer Dave Willenborg, Trainer Brian Hall. Manager Bob Spahr. 6th row (1. to r.) Asst. Coach George Arrick, Head Coach Dick Ryan, Asst. Coach Gene Snell. There are peaks and valleys in everything we do. For the mem- bers of the J.V. Football team, 1977 was a year to build and learn the game well. Without being too discouraged, the team members gave their best efforts right to the last second of the game. Regard- less of the scores, the J.V. Football team is now looking forward to next season with the goal of turning their losses into victories in the Suburban 8 League. Go-o-o, young Pioneers!! That’s the spirit! Dearborn Opponent 0 North ville 18 14 Livonia Bentley 14 6 Allen Park 20 0 Belleville 33 0 Redford Union 12 12 Trenton 24 6 Edsel Ford 33 0 Plymouth Salem 54 Final Record 0-7-1 Front row (L to r.) Dave Gilo, Mike Barnett, John Matigian, Craig Wilcox, Co-captain Dave Lockwood, Bob Barber, Karl Welch, Ke- vin Smyth, Ed Doody, Mark Sadowski, John Johanson Middle row (L to r.) Head Coach Larry Dockham, Asst Coach Bill Par- ker, Allen Faitel Kevin Skrunch, John Washington, Roger Hal- ler, Rick Stieve, Jay Eubank, John Jestice, Rick Newberg, Charlie Schloff, Tom Berkovich, Tom Salvati, Tom Grizbowski, Co-Captain Rick Kalis, Mike Carter. Back row (L to r.) Trainer Kevin O'Sullivan, John Hartline, Ron Dennison, Brendan Mc- Mahon, Scott Dennis, John Sczesniak, Paul Jackson, Pete Ewasek, Frank Brace, Jim Tino, Martin DeMaris, David Stumbo, Brad Trask, Trainer Ken Hintz. Front row (L to r.) Craig Rumschlag, Dan Loftus, Dave Visscher, Co-captain John Schriefer, Co- captain Tim Rauh, Brian Marx, Marcos Resto, Mark Morrison, Middle row (L to r.) Erik Peterson Steve Sell, Tim Murry, John Schierloh Tom Kessler, Aaron Speck, Dave Doig, Bob Zander. Back row (L to r.) Coach Herb Schroeter, John Douglas, Rod Feuell, Robert Blanzy, Ray Borden Jack Beaman Andy Hagen Ja Beers. Dearborn Opponem 29 Livonia Churchill 26 41 Howell 18 45 Wayne Memorial 16 29 Ann Arbor Huron 28 36 Edsel Ford 22 24 Trenton 31 22 Allen Park 37 15 Redford Union 47 25 Plymouth Salem 32 35 Belleville 24 24 Livonia Bentley 32 6th place Hillsdale Invitational 10th place Redford Union Invitational 4th place City Meet 8th place Regionals The Dearborn Cross Country team suffered its second straight losing season this year, winning only five out of eleven meets. Although Dearborn's harriers took a frustrating fourth place in the city meet and fifth place in league, junior co-captain Tim Rauh provided a bright spot in an otherwise disappointing season. Rauh took an overwhelming first in the city and a fifth place in league competition. This qualified him for state where he proved that Dearborn has one of the top fifty high school harriers in Michigan. Even though the team is losing three of its top runners, co- captain John Schriefer, Dave Visscher, and Brian Marx, Coach Herb Schroeter is optimistic about his runner’s chances next sea- son with the return of Tim Rauh and several promising sopho- mores, Tom Kessler, Mark Morrison, and Marcos Resto. 5th place League Front row (1. to r.) Trainer Brian Hall, Chris DeGuilio, Steve Kenrick, Pat Rombach, Ken Shields. Marty Powers, Manager Mills, Craig Wolters, Scott Stumbo, Rick Johnson. Dan Heller. Dave Willenborg, Coach Gene Snell. Back row (1. to r.) Kirk Romans, Russ Haller, Jim Shedd, Paul 170 This season, Dearborn High basketball went through a deep emotional change. After eight years of service as head coach, Jim “Chief” Vanderhull was giving it up. He worked with this year’s Varsity and announced after the first game that he was retiring. The players said that it was a total shock to them, and they would have to go a day at a time. It is to play under a new coach during the season. Mr. Gene Snell took the head coaching job and had only four returning players from last year to help him. Although we only won eight and lost twelve, we will be ready next year with six returning Varsity players and two players from the J.V. The J.V. team, coached by Barry Copeland, will be turning out a lot of height and talent next season. Mr. Snell's hope for next year is of course to be number 1, but more realistically he hopes to improve and get a winning season. Our future looks bright with new talent in our Juniors and Sopho- mores. Everyone look our next season because the Pioneers are coming. GOOD LUCK PIONEERS!!!!!!! Basketball learborn Opponent 50 Livonia Churchill 52 69 Belleville 66 61 Ann Arbor Huron 87 40 Livonia Bentley 44 56 Edsel Ford 69 44 Plymouth Salem 46 47 Redford Union 65 57 Trenton 55 59 Allen Park 43 63 Belleville 69 67 Redford Thurston 48 56 Livonia Franklin 60 52 Livonia Bentley 57 52 Edsel Ford 47 61 Redford Union 56 63 Trenton 52 55 Allen Park 49 49 Plymouth Salem 66 71 Southfield Lathrup 86 64 Detroit Western 72 Final Record 8-12 4th place in League 171 Dearborn Opponent 26 Livonia Churchill 62 48 Belleville 53 44 Ann Arbor Huron 38 42 Livonia Bentley 63 45 Edsel Ford 52 49 Plymouth Salem 70 32 Redford Union 52 48 Trenton 53 63 Allen Park 42 67 Belleville 61 46 Redford Thurston 48 39 Livonia Franklin 61 55 Livonia Bentley 43 43 Edsel Ford 38 46 Redford Union 38 55 Trenton 65 51 Allen Park 62 64 Plymouth Salem 61 65 Southfield Lathrup Final Record 7-12 66 Front row (I to r.) Bob Mitchell, Dave Walszak, Rocky Pete Ewasek, Jamie Montgomery, Mike Boczar, John Jes- Blanzy, Jeff Haase, Mike Jaske, Mark Gilbert, Brad Trask, tice, Fred Nem, Ron Nowak, Dave Genise, Coach Barry Bob Ricker. Back row H to r.) Jim Bigelow, Phil Matthews, Copeland Dearborn Opponent Lose.................................Howell Lose......................Plymouth Salem Lose................................Trenton Win.............................Allen Park Win...........................Redford Union Win.......................Livonia Franklin Lose.............................Belleville Win.......................Livonia Bentley Final Record 4-4 Front row (L to r.) John McCarthy, Randy Olson, Scott Sam Nastase, Glen Foster, Rob SchoUard, Bruce ChristnageL Schoen, Tim Hutton, Dave Szalay. Back row (I to r.) Coach Dearborn Opponent Lose................................Howell Lose.....................Plymouth Salem Lose...............................Trenton Lose.........................Allen Park Win.......................Redford Union Win.......................Livonia Franklin Lose............................Belleville Win................................Livonia Bentley Final Record 3-5 i Front row (L to r.) Bill Happley, Matt Bandyk, Tom Boyea, Mike John Ohanesian Jr., Brian Pinfold, Jamie Brady, Len Paladori, Osterhoff, John Toohey, Manager Dave Szalay. Back row (L to r.) Mark Piece, Coach Sam Nastase, Paul Sidor. Mark Ha fern. Coach Al Harris, Mike Kazanowski, Norm Rea, Mr. Nastase and Mr. Harris took great pride and pleasure in coaching the Dearborn High Wrestling Team this year. Although the season lacked dual meet victories, with only three, the Pioneers placed high in invitational competition. They strived to grab second at the Dearborn High hosted tournament, and won a respectable third at the Novi Invitational. Overall in the Suburban Eight League, the Pioneer wrestlers placed fifth. It is unfortunate Dearborn will lose its two top scorers, graduating seniors and Co-captains Tom Boyea and Paul Sidor. However, Mr. Nastase looks optimistically toward the future, to another team of young wrestlers, and another exciting season. Front rowfL to r.) Bob Boatwright, Jim Durbin, Co-captain Jerry Balaka, Co-captain Bill Knoop, Mike Suchara, Al Corich, Steve Smoke, Mike Williams. Middle row (I to r.) Dave Johnson, Max Rudolph, Tim Massie, Jim Eshelman, Dave Stucky, Tim Mclnnis, Chris Hall, Bill Luetzow. Back row (L to r.f Assistant Coach Jack John- son, Manager Roger Shomo, Tom Mickey, Greg Viscomi, Rob Alandt, Pat Schad, Manager Ann Wood, Head Coach Jack Dun worth. Dearborn Opponent 96 Grosse Pointe North 75 107 Southfield Lathrup 65 59 Allen Park 24 72 Birmingham Groves 100 63 Redford Union 20 52 Monroe 31 53 Belleville 30 53 Livonia Bentley 30 40 Ann Arbor Huron 43 105 Edsel Ford 67 53 Bloomfield Andover 30 66 Plymouth Salem 17 95 Trenton 3rd Place Royal Oak Relays 1st Place 77 Suburban Eight League Meet 10 th Place State Meet Final Record 11-2 1st row (I to r.) Dan WiUenborg, Aaron Speck, Craig Rum- schlag, Gary Schilbe, Ken Kardasz, Captain Pat Norton, Chris Warner, Charlie Coss, Don Bollella, John Schriefer, Brian Marx. 2nd row (L to r.) John Prokes, Wayne Battjes, Steve Sell, Brian Yokie, Brian Pinfold, Tim Rauh, Mike Kazanow- ski. Bob Zander, John Douglas, Dennis Scala. 3rd row (L to r.f John Carr, Dennis Malloy, Luke Lewy, David Doig, Bill Dead, Larry Jagodzinski, Roland Eldred, David Hicks, Glenn Foster Pat CahilL 4th row (L to r.) David Stumbo, Jay Eubank, Rich Lisowski, James Noland, Steve Barker, Ray Borden, Rod Feuell, Jack Beaman, John Washington, Leo Long. 5th row (L to r.) Bill Anderson, Mark Woodyard, Mark Borden, Paul Jackson, Ray Kolis, Charlie Glomb. 6th row (L to r.) Tim Mur- ray, Jeff Irwin, Robert Mitchell Marcos Resto, Tom Kessler, David Genise, Mark Morrison, Andy Hagen. 7th row (i to r.) Gary Reed, Tom Dacko, Ed Doody, John Szdzesniak, Randy Olson. 8th row (L to r.) Allen Larraza, Rob Scollard, Bob Blackburn, Dave Lockwood, James Suchara, Kevin Smyth, Tom Grzybowski Missing Trackmen: Ian Mulford, Greg Han- sen, Gene Capatina, Frank Brace, Tim Bridges, Ron Dennison, Ron Krause, Dave Johnson, Craig Rauner. Missing Letter- men: Bruce Baustert, John Hradowsky, David Visscher, Steve Smoke. Dearborn High boasted two ALL- City golfers in ’77 - Rick Johnson, junior, and John Shelton, sophmore. Both averaged 39.4 per round to earn their berths. “They form a pretty good nucleus for next year,” accord- ing to Coach Carl Flegle. Three other lettermen will be returning to make the ’78-’79 school year a successfull one for Dearborn’s golf team. GOLF Dearborn Opponent 332 Plymouth Salem 325 332 River Side 334 332 Brighton 337 155 Fordson 158 163 Bentely 162 160 Allen Park 191 160 Southgate Schaefer 192 157 Redford Union 158 315 Ann Arbor Huron 327 173 Trenton 161 158 Plymouth Salem 157 Oscoda Invitational 3rd out of 6 Plymouth Best Ball 4th out of 10 League Tournament 5th place State Regional 9th place Final Record 11-6 Front row • [ - r| Brett Bowser, Kevin Lobdell, Captain Rick Johnson, Paul Geboski, John Shelton, Coach Carl Flegal Back row ■ [I - r] Chris Armstrong, Dave Genise, Tom Isett, Tony Viscogliosi, Jay Campana, Mike Arcy, Eric Lagerstrom, Karl KUponen, Mario Nanos Front row (I to r.) Pete Terry, Ken Tiseo, Richard Moore, Missing: Dennis Scala, Jim Susalla, Dan Susalla, Chris De- Scott Stumbo, Randy Begin, Steve Olson. Back row (L to Guilio, Kevin Gotts, John Prokes, Tim Massie, Mark Kos- r.) Coach Ernie Savas, Kevin Russell, Manager Bob Spahr, lowski Doug Baggett, Jay Hanson, John Johnson, Jeff Schafer. SENIOR INDEX The staff and advisor of the Pioneer cannot assume responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the Senior Index. Misspellings, ommissions. and other inaccuracies were either inadvertent or beyond our control ADAMS, DANA — Audio Visual, Computer Club, Math Club, Yearbook Photography. ADAMS, JOE — A-Cert., National Honor Society. ADAMS, MARGARET - Choir. ADCOCK, JOANNE ALBERTSON, SUSAN — J.V. Swimming, Timer, Intramurals, First Stop. ALLEN, EDIE - G.A.A., Ski Club, J.V. Girls Track, B-Cert., J.V. Girls Swim, National Honor So- ciety, Volleybal, Forensics, Coalition, Secretary of Senior Class, A-Cert. ALLEN, THOMAS ANDERSON, JULIE - First Stop, Y-Teens, Senior Selling. ANDERSON, JULIE — First Stop, Y-Teens, Senior Selling. ANDERSON, KASSIE - Y-Teens, A-Cert. ALLEN, THOMAS ANDERSON, JULIE- First Stop, Y-Teens, Senior Selling. ANDERSON, KASSIE - Y-Teens, A-Cert. ANDERSON, RICHARD ANDERZAK, BOB — Band, Choir, Bowling. ANTICH, MITCHELL - Soccer Club. ARMSTRONG, TERRY — B-Cert., Intramurals, A- Cert., Archery Club. ASSENMACHER. DAN ASSENMACHER, JAMES AUTUNNO. ANNA - Honor Roll. BADALUCCO, MARK BAIRD, FRED BALAKA, GERALD — B-Cert., Varsity Swimming. BANDONI, ELLEN - B-Cert. BANDYK, MATT - J.V. Wrestling, Chess Club, Sons of the Desert. BARBOUR, ELIZABETH - Y-Teen, Ski Club, Booster Club. BAUMGARTNER, ALAN - B-Cert. BAUSTERT, BRUCE - Varsity Track, Varsity Club. BAYLESS, KEVIN - J.V. Football, B-Cert., Senior Selling. BEALE, JOHN BEAUBIEN, MICHELE — Thespian, Archery Club, B-Cert. BECHTOL, KERRY - Gymnastics, B-Cert. BENITEZ, FELIPE - A.F.S., Soccer Club. BENNET, HILARY BERNARDIN, KATHY - A-Cert., Concert Band. National Honor Society. BIRCH, MICHELE BISSELL, MALINDA — Swimming, Wrestlerette, Yearbook. BOATWRIGHT, BOB — B-Cert., Varsity Swimming. BOCZAR, JANELL - B-Cert. bodurow, charlotte - Varsity Tennis, Orchestra, Var- sity Badminton, Student Coalition, J.V. Volleyball, Yearbook, Thespians, Sr. Class Vice Pres., Senior Selling, National Honor Society, A-Cert. BODUROW, CHARLOTTE - Varsity Tennis, Or- chestra, Varsity Badminton, Student Coalition, J.V. Volleyball, Yearbook, Thespians, Sr. Class Vice Pres., Senior Selling, National Honor Society, A-Cert. BOELTER, LINDA - B-Cert. BOGARD, DONNA BOITOS, DEBBIE — J.V. Basketball, Intramurals, A-Cert., B-Cert. BOLLELLA, DON — A-Cert., Ski Club, Intramurals, National Honor Society, Sons of the Desert, Yearbook Photographer. BORN, BETH — Varsity Cheerleader, G.A.A. Boos- ter Club, Yearbook. BOROWSKI, VICTOR - Varsity Swimming, Chess Club. BOUTTEILLER, KAREN BOWEN, MARY - Varsity Track, B-Cert., Ski Club. BOWERS, AMY — Varsity Swimming, Ski Club, G.A.A., Orchestra, Coalition, Thespian, Model U.N., Muse, B-Cert. BOWSER, JUDY - Choir BOYEA, TOM - J.V. Wrestling, Tennis, B-Cert. BRAILSFORD, MELANIE - B-Cert., Jazz Dance Choir, Thespian. BOYLE, PATRICK BRASIE, KAREN - G.A.A., Ski Club, A-Cert., Var- 183 sity Field Hockey, National Honor Society. BREDOW, EILEEN BRENNAN, JERRY- B-Cert„ Observer. BRETT. PATTY - Cheerleader. BRINKMAN, DAVID — Thespians. BROWN, BARBARA BROWN, JEFFEREY - Golf. BROWN,KAREN - B-Cert„ Ski Club. BRUEN, MARTHA BUDDEN, BARBARA BUGEIA, JOSEPH BURCH, BETH — G.A.A., Intramurals, Synchro Swimming, Ski Club, A B-Certs, National Honor So- ciety, Thespian. BURKETT, BARRE - B-Cert. BURNS, LINDA — B-Cert., J.V. Swimming, Var- sity Swimming, Track Manager. BURNS, MORLEY — B-Cert., Ski Club, Soccer C lub, Intramurals. BURTON, JOHN BYRD, CHRIS — Majorette, Track Timer. CADARET, GARY — First Stop. CAHILL, PATRICK - J.V. Football, Varsity Track, Intramurals, B-Certs., Sons of the Desert. CAHOW, DEBRA — Varsity Field Hockey, Track, B-Certs, Booster Club, Senior Selling, Homecoming Court. CALAMITA, NANCY — Cheerleader, Booster Club, G.A.A., Senior Selling, B-Certs. CALVAS, JOHN — J.V. Football, B-Certs, Drafting Award. CAMPBELL, KIMBERLY - Booster Club, G.A.A., B-Certs., Ski Club, Intramurals, Yearbook, Senior Selling. CAMPBELL, LEE ANN — J.V. Cheerleading, Boos- ter Club. CANTRELL, CHARLOTTE CAPATINA, GENE - J.V. Varsity Football CARROLL, KEVIN - Football, Basketball CARUANA, DEBORA - A-Certs, B-Cert, Track Timer, Plays, Co-op. CAUVIN, LAURIE - Ski Club, Booster Club, Wrestlerette. CHAMBERS, SCOTT CHIKOS, JAMES — B-Certs, Intramurals, Year- book, Observer. CHUPKO, DAVID CLARK, CHRISTOPHER CLIFF, MICHAEL CLOUTIER, RONALD COLLINS, LINDA COLUMBUS, LYNN - B-Certs COLVIN, JILL — Varsity-Swimming, Track, G.A.A. B-Certs, Intramurals, Senior Selling. COOK, CHARLOTTE - Ski Club CORICH, ALAN - J.V. Varsity Basketball, B- Certs, Intramurals. CORN, ALLISON CORRIGAN, MICHAEL - J.V. Tennis, B-Certs, Ski Club, Varsity Tennis. COSS, JAMES — Varsity Track, Soccer, First Stop, Yearbook. COULTER, Melissa - J.V. Varsity Field Hockey, G.A.A., B-Certs, Observer, A-Certs. COX, CARYN — Symphony Orch, B-Cert, Concert Choir, Play Prod. CRISCENTI, SHARON CROXALL, TAMMY - A.F.S., Booster Club, Orche- stra, A-Certs, Forensics, N.H.S. Treasurer. DALLAPE, ROBERT DASHER, AMY — Varsity Swimming, Volleyball, Track, G.A.A., Senior Class Sec., Senior Selling, B-Certs. DAVIES, ALICIA — G.A.A., B-Certs, A-Cert, Senior Selling. DAVISON, AMY — Intramurals, G.A.A., J.V. Field Hockey, Varsity Badminton, Softball, Ski Club, B-Certs. DAYKIN, ROBERT — B-Certs, Forensics, Debate, German Club. DEAN, JANELLE — Archery Club, J.V. Track, A-Certs. DECERCHIO, Tom - B-Certs, Archery Club, Foren- sics, Play. DECKER, JOHN — Cross Country, Tennis DECKER, KIM DEGIULIO, CHRIS — Varsity Football, Baseball Basketball. DEMARAIS, PATRICIA - G.A.A., A-Certs, National Honor Society, Senior Selling. DENNE, CERISE DEVOE, JOYCE — Junior Achievement, Intramurals, B-Certs. DEWEY, LINDA — J.V. Field Hockey, Ecology Club, IGNITE, Orchestra, Science Fiction Club, A- Certs. DICELLO, JOHN DICKIESON, JAMES — Symphony Band, Jazz 184 Band, Pops Orch., Plays, B-Certs. DICKIESON, KATHLEEN - V. Tennis, Badmin- ton, Volleyball, Cheerleader, Student Coalition, Na- tional Honor Society, Forensics, Observer, Senior Selling, Smoking Committee, A-Cert. DIETRICH, MARILYN - A B-Certs, J.V. Tennis, Debate, Forensics. DOHRING, JOAN - B-Certs, Gold Key Award, Miss “J” Board, Math Club. DOIG, DAVID — Cross Country, Track, Varsity Club. DOM AN, JON DONOHOE, MARILYN - A-Cert, Booster Club, Intramurals, Ski Club, N.H.S., Plays, Election Lunch Program. DOOD, DANIEL — Science Fiction Club, Sons of the Desert. DOUGLAS, JOHN — Cross Country, Track, B-Cert. DREAN, KELLY — Gymnastics. DUBUC, DON - J.V. Tennis, Track, V. Tennis. DUJARDIN, KEN DURBIN, JENNIFER — J.V. Swimming, Booster Club. Ski Club. DURBIN, JIM — Varsity Swimming. ELDRED, Roland ELLIS, LYNNE - Diving, B-Cert. ELWART, ANN ENGSTROM, JOHN - V. Track, Ski Club, Math Club, Golf Team, Forensics, Choir, Theatre, B-Cert. EWASEK, MARIE — Synchronized Swimming, In- tramurals, G.A.A., Booster Club, Cheerleader, A B- Certs. EWING, JE ANNIE FAIRLESS, JAMES FERRANS, BEVERLY - B-Certs. FERRANTINO, NANCY FEUELL, ALISON FINA, CAROLE - Orchestra, Math Club, Ecology Club, B-Certs, Science Fiction Club, A-Certs, National Honor Society. FLEMING, BARBARA - Archery Club, Booster Club, B-Cert, Cheerleading, Choir. FLORES, PAUL FOERCH, ELIZABETH - Band, B-Certs. FORD, SCOTT FRASER, PENELOPE - Yearbook FREAS, JAMIE FREAS, PAUL FUNDARO. NORRICE GACH, MICHELLE GALLA, CHRISTOPHER - Debate. G AMRATH, Elise - Swim Team. GARDNER, DEAN - B-Cert. GARTNER, ERIC - A-Cert. GAVOREK, THOMAS GERDES, JANET GIBSON, SHIRLEY GORKER, MAUREEN - B-Cert, Booster Club, National Merit Semi Finalist, Career Aide. GOSHOM, MARIAN - B-Cert. GOTTS, KEVIN — J.V. Basketball, V. Baseball, Varsity Club. GRAHAM, CRAIG GRANT, BERNARD — Tennis, Cross Country, In- tramurals, B-Cert. GRECO. ELVIRA - Majorette. GREENE, TIMOTHY - B-Cert, A-Cert. GREENER, DAVID GRIFFIN, BARBARA - B-Cert. GRIFFITHS, JOHN GRINZINGER, MARIE - J.V. and V. Cheerleader, G.A.A., Booster Club, Intramurals, Swimming Timer, A-Cert, National Honors Society, B-Cert. GROVES, LINDA — Swim Team, Yearbook. GUNDERSON, NANCY — Community Service. HAASE, ALISON — Varsity Gymnastics. HALL, LYNNE — Volleyball, Track, Basketball. HAGNER, MICHELE — Majorettes, B-Cert, School Play, Senior Selling. HALLER, RANDALL HAMMOND, DAN — Varsity Tennis, B-Cert, Senior Selling. HANLON, LESLIE HART, DAVID — J.V. Wrestling, A-Cert, National Honor Society, Math Club, Intramural Volleyball, Soccer Club, V. Fencing, Intramural Basketball, Table Tennis. HAYES, MARTHA — B-Cert, Swimming. HAYKUS, JULIE - Science Fiction Club, B-Cert. HAZZARD, MIKE HEADY, KATHY — B-Cert, Ski Club, Booster Club, Senior Selling, Career Aid. HEATER, CHRIS - Soccer, B-Cert, J.V. Tennis, Varsity Tennis. HEBER, SUSAN - B-Cert. HEERMANN, MYRA — Symphony Orchestra, Pops IKS Orchestra, Band, Marching Band, Intramurals. HELLER, DAN - J.V. Basketball, j.V. Baseball, B-Cert, V. Basketball, Intramurals. HENDRICKSON, WILL - Soccer Club, Baseball. HERSHEY, ELIZABETH - Booster Club President, Intramurals, A-Cert, National Honor Society. THESPEN, KATHY - A-Cert, G.A.A., Intramural Volleyball, National Honor Society, Ski Club, Yearbook. HICKS, DAVID - J.V. Football, B-Cert, V. Foot- ball, J.V. Track, Varsity Club. HINTZ, KEN — Athletic Trainer, Varsity Club. HOEFNER, MARK - J.V. Wrestling, A-Cert, J.V. Tennis, Jazz Symphony Band, N.H.S., V. Wrestling. HOFFAR, HOLLY — Cheerleading, Booster Club, Ski Club, Forensics, G.A.A., A B-Certs, Debate, Thespians, Observer Editor, Senior Selling, Student Coalition. HOFFMAN, ROGER - J.V. Tennis, Soccer Club, National Honor Society, A-Certs. HOFMEISTER, RENEE HOLIK, DENISE - B-Cert. HOLM, WILLIAM HOPKINS, VINCENT - J.V. Football, Orchestra, Choir, V. Football. HORGER, SUSAN — German Club, Intramurals, B-Cert, Ski Club. HORVATH, JAMIE — V. Tennis, Tennis Captain. HOUY, CHRIS - B-Cert. HRADOWSKY, JOHN - Track. HUDSON, LORIE — Intramurals. IRWIN, LISA — Girls Track, B-Cert, Symphany Orch., Band. ISOPI, MARK — Forensics, B-Certs, Intramurals, Assistant Drum Major, B-Cert. JABLONSKI, MICHAEL JACKSON, CHRIS JACOBI, BARB — B-Cert, Varsity Tennis, G.A.A., Intramurals. JAECKEL, BARBARA — B-Cert, Intramurals, German Club, Thespians, Gymnastics, Ski Club, Senior Selling. JAGODZINSKI, NANCY - Girls Track. JAMGOCHIAN, LINDA JEAKLE, PATTY — Intramurals, B-Cert. JENNER, TIM — B-Cert, Intramurals, Sons of the Desert. JENSEN, KAREN — Cheerleader, Varsity Track, Booster Club, Intramurals, G.A.A., Band, B-Cert, Senior Selling, Community Service. JESTICE, JULIE — Varsity Swimming, G.A.A., B-Cert, Class Treasurer, Senior Selling. JOANISSE, STEPHANIE - B-Cert, Y-Teen. JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, LISA — Varsity Tennis, Gymnastics, Track, B-Cert, G.A.A.. MUSE. JONES, GWYNN - G.A.A., B-Cert, A-Cert, Intra- murals, Plays, National Honor Society. JONES, MARILYN — Booster Club, Marching Band, Yearbook, Symphony Band. JONES, SUE — Intramurals, A-Cert. KANTROW, DAN KAPHENGST, PAM KARDASZ, KEN — J.V. Football, Swimming, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Intramurals. KARIBIAN, DANA — Thespians, Forensics, Track, Model U.N., Student Congress, B-Cert. KASABA, ERIC — Intramurals, Play. KEELER, JAY KENDALL, JENIFER KENRICK, PAUL - J.V. Football, Basketball, Var- sity Basketball, A-Cert. KERN, NANCY — Booster Club, Forensics, B-Cert. KING, ALEXIS — Majorette, Choir. KING, CHRIS KING, DANIEL - Golf, Observer, Plays. KLEIN, MARTIN — Debate, National Honor Society, B-Cert, A-Cert, U.V. Day Speaker, IGNITE. KLIMUSHYN, CHARLES — Intramurals, J.V. Ten- nis, B-Cert, Plays. KLUESNER, SUSAN KNOOP, BILL — Varsity Swimming, B-Cert. KNOX, ROBERT - Observer. KOLTA, SANDRA — Orchestra, B-Cert. KOMER, JEFF - B-Cert. KOOS, KATHY KORTE, KATE — Observer, B-Cert, A-Cert. KOSS, DEIDRE — Intramurals. KRAL, GLENN KRUPA, MARY KUSTRA, THERESE LANDEN, CAROL - G.A.A., Co-op. LANKFORD, MIKE — B-Cert, Cross Country Mgr., J.V. Baseball Mgr., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, and Pep band. LAPSHAN, MARIANNE - Booster Club, G.A.A., Intramurals, Ski Club, B-Cert. 186 LATENDRESSE, KELLY LEE, DEBBI LEE, WILLIAM — B-Cert, Intramurals, Science- Fiction Club, Sons of Desert. LENIK, BERNADETTE — Intramurals LENNIS, RON — B-Cert, J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football. LESINSKI, GARY — B-Cert, Debate, Explorers, Forensics, Science-Fiction Club, Star-Trek Club. LEWANDOWSKI, STEPHEN - A-Cert, J.V. Foot- ball, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Football, National Honor society. LEWY, MARK — B-Cert, Forensics, Gymnastics, Thespians, Varsity Swimming. LIM, ROSEMARIE - A.F.S. Club. LINQUIST, MARSHALL LITTLE, LAURA - B-Cert, GAA, Thespians. V- Swimming, V-Badminton, V-Tennis. LITTRELL, CHRIS — Co-op, Intramurals. LOBDELL, KEVIN - A-Cert, B-Cert, V. Golf, and V. Club. LOCKHART, LANA - Co-op. LOFTUS, LINDA - Co-op. LORE. CHRISTINE - B-Cert, Co-op, Choir, and Jazz Band Vocalist. LOSSING, LISA - B-Cert. LUND, HEATHER - B-Cert, Archery Club, Ecology Club, Ski Club. LYONS, PATRICK - Co-op, J.V. Basketball, Muse Production, and V. Track. LYPKA, MIKE - B-Cert, and band. MACEK, CHERYL — Booster Club, Ski Club, A-Cert, National Honor Society, Archery Club Thespians. MACHCINSKI, ROSE - Acerts, Ski ' .ub. Y-Teens, B-Certs. MACKENZIE, BRUCE - B-Certs, Orchestra, J.V. Wrestling, Intermural Volleyball, Model U.N. MAGLICH, THOMAS MAINWARING, SCOTT MALLOY, KELLIE - Y-Teens. MANCHESTER, MARGERY - Athletic Trainer. G.A.A., B-Cert, Science Fiction Club, Play Production. MANGAN, CYNTHIA MANSON, EMILY - J.V. Field Hockey, Timer. MAPLES. TAMARA MARINKOVSKA, KATHY MARTIN, SANDRA - V. Track. MARX, BRIAN — Cross Country Track, V. Track, B-Cert, Ski Club, Senior Selling. MATIGAN, MARDI - B-Cert, J.V. Baseball, V. Baseball, Intramurals. MATSON, MARK MCBROOM, CINDY — Timer, Wrestlerette. MCCARTY, MARLENE - Debate Team, Band, B- Cert. MCGINN, STEVE MCILHINY, TIMOTHY MCKEE, CRAIG — A-Certs, Debate, National Honor Society. MCKEEL, SALLY - B-Cert, A-Cert, Intramurals, Timer, G.A.A. MCKILLOP, JAMES MCKINLAY, PENNY - Booster Club, B-Certs. MCLAUGHLIN, TERRY - Ski Club, B-Cert. MCNAMEE, TROY - B-Cert. MEFFERT, VICKI - Thespians, B-Cert, Timer, A-Cert, National Honor Society. MEHL, SANDRA - German Club. MELCHER, LISA - B-Certs. MERCURIO, PAUL METZ, ALBERT METZ, KENNETH MEYER, DAVID — J.V. Cross Country, V. Cross Country, J.V. Tennis, B-Cert. MEYERS, LINDA - B-Cert, Ski Club, J.V. Tennis, Badminton. MICHAELS, VAN — Marching Band, Jazz Band, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Pep Band, Debate, B-Cert. MICHAELWSKI, KATHY - B-Cert, Wrestling Timer, Track Timer, Ski Club, Yearbook Photographer. MICHNUK, JAMES MINTON, DONALD MISTECKI, SHEILA - G.A.A., J.V. Field Hockey, B-Cert, A-Cert, Intramurals, Observer, Service Club, Quill and Scroll Society, Co-Editor Observer, Senior Selling. MITCHELL, NANCY - J.V. Track, V. Swimming, B-Cert, G.A.A. MOLONEY, LAURA MONTI, JOHN - B-Cert. MOORE, EARL MOORE, KATHLEEN - Y-Teens. MOORE, MICHAEL MORGAN, EVAN MORRISON, CINDY - B-Cert, A-Cert. 187 MOSEY, MARY BETH MOST, MEGAN — Ski Club, Booster Club, J.V. Basketball, National Honor Society, V. Field Hockey, V. Volleyball, A.F.S., A-Cert. MULDER, CAROL — Band, Thespian Society, B-Cert. MULL1N, DONALD MURPHY, LANCE - B-Cert, Band, Jazz Band, Intramurals, Track, J.V. V. Baseball, Sons of the Desert. MURRAY, LISA MUSKE, CATHY — V. Swimming, V. Badminton, V. Field Hockey, B-Cert. MEYERS, SARAH — Science Fiction Club, Choir, Track. NAVARRO, DIANNE — B-Cert, Homecoming, Ski Club, V. Tennis. NEITZEL, DAVE NEWBERG, SALLY — B-Cert, G.A.A., V. Swimming. NIEMAN, ANN — Cheerleader, Booster Club, Girls Track, G.A.A., A B Certs. NOBLE, SHARON — Booster Club, Cheerleading, G.A.A., Gymnastics, J.V. Basketball, Track. NOLAN, MATT NOLL, LORI - B-Cert, G.A.A., J.V. Volleyball. NORTON, PATRICK NOWAK, CHRISTOPHER - B-Cert, Cross Country. NOZICKA, KAREN - B-Cert, Ski Club. O’BRIEN, KATHLEEN - B-Cert, Booster Club, Varsity Cheerleading, J.V. Volleylball, Co-op. O’BRIEN, KEVIN - V. J.V. Football, Track, B- Cert. O'LEARY, PAUL — Science Fiction Club, Sons of the Desert, A-Cert, Yearbook. OLIVER, CAROL — B-Cert, Symphony Band, March- ing Band, V. J.V. Basketball. OSS, HEATHER - A-Cert. OUELLETTE, JULIE - B-Cert. OWENS, MARK — J.V. Football, Track, Homecoming. OWENS, WILLIAM PACHY, KIMBERLY PACKER, LAURIE PAISON, DALE PALAZETI, EUGENIA — G.A.A., Track, V. Basket- ball. PARKER, VALERIE PATTERSON, ROBERT — Intramurals, J.V. Tennis, V. Tennis. PATTERSON, SHARON PAUL, CINDY - Soccer. PAULUS, CAREY - B-Cert, Band, J.V. V. Foot- ball, J.V. V. Tennis, V. Swimming. PERAINO, JIM PEREZ, CAROLE PERKOVICH, SUSAN — Booster Club, Cheerleader, J.V. V. Field Hockey, J.V. Track. PERRIN, NANETTE — J.V. Swimming, Observer, Y-Teens. PERRIN, RICHARD - Baseball, Golf. PERRY, ADAM — Intramurals. PERRY, SHAREN — Muse, Observer. PETRI, WILLIAM - B-Cert, J.V. Baseball. PETROFF, SOPHIA PFEIFER, ELISE - B-Cert. Band, Choir. PICKEL, LISA PIETRUK, DONALD — B-Cert, Science Fiction Club, Thespians. PIGOTT, THERESA — Senior Class pres., V. Swim- ming, Senior Selling, Student Coalition, Intramurals. PINHO, KENNETH - B-Cert. PITYNSKI, RICHARD — Archery Club, J.V. Foot- ball, Soccer Club, Ski Club. POWELL, SHERYL - B-Cert. POWELL, THERESA POWERS, STEPHEN — B-Cert, Shoir, Intramurals. PROCTOR, JULIE PTAK, MICHAEL PTASZNIK, PATRICK PUSTE, DORI — A-Cert, B-Cert, Intramurals, G.A.A., J.V. Field Hockey, National Honor Society. RADTKE, KENNETH — J.V. V. Tennis, Intra- murals. RUDZWION, TIMOTHY - B-Cert. RAFTARY, MARGARET — B-Cert, Swimming, Gymnastics, Track, G.A.A., Thespians, Senior Selling, Forensics. RAMSTACK, BRYAN - B-Certs, Star Trek Club, Sons of Desert, Science Fiction Club. RANK, GLEN RASMUSSEN, JULIE REED, RICHARD - V. Football. REED, DIANE REINHOLD, PATRICIA — Booster Club, B-Cert, Ski Club, G.A.A., V. Track, V. Field Hockey, Year- book, Senior Selling, Intramurals. RENZ, KARL RESE, JOHN 188 RHODES, MARK RICE, ANNETTE RIDDLE, KEITH RIEGER, ROBERT - B-Cert. RIGA, LISA - B-Cert. RISNER, JAN — Girls Swim Team, Concert Band, Marching Band. RITZ, TERESA — Lights for play, Majorettes. ROBESON, DALE — Audiovisual Aid. ROBINSON, MICHAEL ROLIK, STEPHANIE — Booster Club, Intramurals, B-Cert, V. Track. ROMAN, LYNNE - V. Volleyball, B-Cert. ROMANS, KIRK — V. J.V. Basketball, Intramurals, A-Cert, B-Cert. ROMBACH, PATRICK - V. J.V. Football, V. J.V. Basketball, V. J.V. Tennis, B-Cert. RONEY, KENNETH - V. J.V. Tennis, B-Cert. ROSS, KATHLEEN - B-Cert. ROSS, TIMOTHY ROWAN. VANESSA - V. J.V. Swimming, V. Gymnastics, School Plays, Senior Selling. ROWE, MIKE RUCKER, CATHERINE — Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Intramurals, G.A.A., A-Cert. RUMSCHLAG, CRAIG - V. J.V. Cross Country, V. J.V. Track, B-Cert. RUSANOFF, MARY — Thespians, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Pops Orchestra, Nat. Honors Society, A.F.S., A-Cert. RUSH, DENNIS RUSSELL, DEBBIE — Synchronized Swimming, Committee on Smoking, Play Production, National Honor Society, A-Cert. RUTHVEN, JOHN RYAN, LYNN SANDERSON, SCOTT SAUGINAS, AMY — Forensics, Debate, Thespians, B-Cert. SAVAGE, TODD - V. J.V. Football, J.V. Base- ball, Varsity Club, Intramurals, B-Cert. SCALA, DENNIS - V. Football V. Baseball, Varsity Club, J.V. Basketball, Intramurals, B-Cert. SCHIERLOH, SIOBHA - Red Cross, Forensics, B- Cert. SCHILBE, GARY - Track, B-Cert. SCHLAFF, SUSAN — V. Badminton, Intramural Badminton, Ski Club, B-Cert. SCHNELL, SUSAN - B-Cert. SCHOONOVER, CYNTHA SCHRIEFER, JOHN - V. Cross Country, J.V. Bas- ketball, V. Track, Coalition Pres., Junior V.P., A-Cert. SCHTOKAL, JEAN SCHULTE, FRANK - V. J.V. Football, B-Cert, Varsity Club. SCHULTZ, BRIAN SCHULTZ, KAREN - Girls Softball, Athletic Trainer, Booster Club, Forensics. SCHWARTZ, DEBRA - B-Cert. SCHWYN, CHRISTINE - Pioneer Staff, V. Track, Choir, Booster Club, A-Cert, B-Cert, National Honors Society (Pres.). SELL, STEVEN - V. J.V. Cross Country, V. J.V. Track, Varsity Club. SENESHEN, JANICE — Intramurals, V. Swim Timer, B-Cert, School Play, Synchronized Swimming, Com- mittee on Smoking, Senior Selling. SERRATO, DENA - G.A.A., B-Cert, Muse, Senior Selling. SHOMO, LAURA - B-Cert. SIDERS, DIANE SIDOR, PAUL — Wrestling SIEKKINEN, JOHN - Archery Club, Ski Club, B- Cert. SINGLEY, BRUCE - Tennis, Archery Club, Intra- mural Softball, B-Cert. SKIDMORE, JOE - B-Cert. SKRUCH, BRIAN — B-Cert, Debate, Forensics. SMITH, BARBARA - V. J.V. Tennis, J.V. V. Volleyball, Thespians, AFS, A-Cert. SMITH, FRANCINE - J.V. Field Hockey, Booster Club, Junior Prom Committe, B-Cert, Senior Prom Committee. SMITH, JANE — Synchronized Swimming. SMOKE, STEVEN - V. Track, V. Swimming, B- Cert, Student Coalition, Senior Selling, Homecoming Master of Ceremonies. SMOLTZ, DAVID SMYTH, KIMBERLEY - B-Cert. SNAPP, GARY SORENSEN, JOHN - J.V. Football, J.V. Track. SORNIG, ANDREA — V. Gymnastics, Senior Selling, Homecoming Court, B-Cert. SPAHR, ROBERT — V. Club, Manager for V. Base- ball, and V. Football. SPECK, AARON 189 STAFFELD, CHARLES - J.V. Baseball. STANEK, JAMES STESLICKI, JOHN STIEVE, JEFF STOYANOVICH, JOSEPH STRATTON, DIANE — Booster Club, Cheerleader. STRAUB, THERESA - Y-Teens. STRICKLAND, SUE — Intramural Basketball, B-Cert. STUMBO, SCOTT - V. J.V. Basketball, V. J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football, Varsity Club, B-Cert. SUCHARA, MICHAEL — V. Swimming, Intramurals, Observer, V. Club. SULISZ, PAUL — V. Swimming, B-Cert, Muse Pho- tographer, Yearbook Photographer, Choir. SUSALLA, DANIEL SUSALLA, JAMES SWANK, CYTHIA — B-Cert, Daughters of the Desert, Synchronized Swimming. SWANSON, MARK - J.V. V. Tennis, B-Cert. SWERC, DANIEL - School Plays. TARLOW, MARCY - Choir TARPINIAN, ROBIN TAYLOR, RON TERRAZAS, MARIA — Intramurals, G.A.A., Field Hockey Manager, Girls Track Trainer, B-Cert, School Play, Thespians, Senior Selling. TIEDE, SUSAN - B-Cert. TIMSON, ERIC — B-Cert, Pops Symphony Orche- stra, Honor Society, Jazz Band, A-Cert. TINO, JANINE - B-Cert, Ski Club, Band. TOTH, JULIE — J.V. Hockey, A-Cert, Senior Selling. TRAVIS, KEVIN TUCKER, MICHAEL - Ski Club, Tennis, First Stop, Coalition, Senior Selling. TURBETT, MARLENE — B-Cert, Yearbook Senior Section Editor. TURBETT, MARLYS TURNER, CHERYL - Ski Club, B-Cert, Observer. TURZA, BARBARA — J.V. Field Hockey, G.A.A., A-Cert, A.F.S., V. Field Hockey, Yearbook. UGOROWSKI, BRIDGET - Soph Class Vice-Pres., B-Cert. VANHASSELT, JAMES VANZO, PARTICIA — Forensics. VASQUEZ, CHRISTINE - J.V. Field Hockey, Var- sity Track, V. Field Hockey, B. Cert, G. A. A., National Honor Society, IGNITE, A.F.S. VAUGHAN, RONALD - Track. VISSCHER, DAVID — V. Cross Country, Varsity Track, J.V. Basketball, B-Cert. VOLL, PETE VOROS, VICKY - 3 Certs, Ski Club, Choir, National Honor Society. VORPAGEL, EVA VOZEL, PAMELA — Cheerleader. WAGNER, JOANNE — Intramurals, A-Cert, Ob- server, Anti-Smoking Committee, Choir, Debate, N.H.S. WALTERS, JOE — A-Cert, Math Club, Observer, National Honor Society, N.H.S.-Vice President, D.H.S. Computer Club. WARNER, CHRISTOPHER WHALEN, MARGARET WEST, CATHERINE — A-Cert, Orchestra, Spring Play, N.H.S. WHITE, SUE — B-Cert, Synchronized Swimming, V. Badmitton, Thespians, Choir, G.A.A., Chorus, Senior Class Treasurer, Ensemble, Eommunity Service. WILCOX, KAREN - B-Cert. WILLEMSE, NEAL WILLENBORG, DANIEL - J.V. V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, B-Cert, Varsity Track, Anti-Smoking Committee, Varsity Club, Sons of the Desert. WILLENBORG, DAVID WILLIAMS, LORI - B-Cert. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL WILSON, MIKE — Bowling Intramurals, Track, Swimming, Baseball, Ski Club. WINCE, MARGARET - J.V. Hockey, B-Cert, Ski Club. WOOD, DAVID WOODS. ED WOODWARD, PEGGY - Ski Club, French Club, B-Cert. YOKIE, BRIAN — Varsity Track, B-Cert, Senior Selling, Homecoming. YURA, DIANE — Orchestra, Booster Club, Ski Club, A-Cert, National Honor Society, Play. ZACHARIAS, JEFF ZANDER, ROBERT — Cross Country, Track, Intra- mural Basketball, B-Cert. ZEBLEY, DAVID ZERSCHLING, LEE ZIEMBA, KIM - J.V. Tennis, V. Volleyball, V. Ten- nis, Senior Selling. ZIMMER, DANIEL - B-Cert. ZIMMERMAN, JOHN 190 Patron Page Mr. Mrs. Martin Baerlin Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Campbell Mr. Mrs. Rhea D. 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Schwyn Mr. Mrs. Len Mazar Mrs. Devere E. Skruch Mr. Mrs. jack Mehl Mr. Mrs. Ronald Smith Mr. Mrs. D. Mitchell Mr. Mrs. R. Thomas Snyder Mr. Mrs. Morrison Mr. Mrs. Robert T. Spahr Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Murphy James Eleanor Speers Mr. Mrs. J.H. Murt Paul Alice Staffeld Mrs. Margaret Nern Dr. Mrs. Denny Stavros Mrs. Virginia R. Noll Robert Marianne Strickland Mr. Mrs. Nick Pappas Mr. Mrs. Marvin Stucky Gordon Sophia Pinfold Mr. Mrs. Collis Stumbo Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Radtke Mr. Mrs. lawrence Susalla Mr. Mrs. Norbert Ramstack Mr. Mrs. A.D. Turbett Mr. Mrs. A.C. Reinhold Mr. Mrs. Frank Walters Steve Dorothy Riga Mr. John T. Williams Eugene Dorothy Rhodes Mr. Grant S. Wood Mr. Mrs. Richard Russell Mr. Mrs. Allen Zanderdone 192