Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

□ERRBORN HIGH SCHOOL □ERRBORN, MICHIORN 1 I i I If I I I I v i � , ■■■■■rni niMiu I___LL r a M The 1979 era was disturbingly marred by the taking of 52 American hostages by Iranian students demanding the return of the Shah to their country. This crisis was only the beginning of a revolution which would incidentally end after 1.3 years in captivity. With the release of “Animal House came toga parties and the food fight fad which eventually became commonplace in high school cafeterias. “Animal House vividly described the antics of life at Delta House, a college fraternity. Mork from Ork rose in popularity as did Mr. Bill from Saturday Night Live. Holocaust, an American-made fictional account of Hitler's extermination of six million Jews, aired over network stations causing severe controversial reactions from Jews the world over. The beginning of this new decade introduced new phraseology and brought new trends to the American public. With the 1980 release of John Travolta's “Urban Cowboy came the suddenly pronounced interest in western culture and ideas. Country and western music increased in popularity as did the urge for authentic western garb. Throughout most large metropolitan cities, the mechanical bull-riding craze exploded where ordinary working men and women by day turned into cowboys by night and amazingly displayed their agility and talent on conquering that ferocious, man-made creature. To successfully accommodate the western movement, producers of America's number one television show, Dallas, whose plot outlined the adventures of the oil-hungry Ewing clan, created the imaginary spoof. Who shot J.R.? For weeks on end, millions of faithful American households became hypnotized to the TV screen pondering the accused and impatiently waiting to see if their detective instincts held truth. Kristen did it. Teenage superstar Brooke Shields tantalized commercial addicts with her graceful modeling of Calvin Klein designer blue jeans. With the designer jeans overwhelminghly appeared on the national market. Traditional Levi's became memories in the minds of most consumers as they were adequately replaced by Gloria Vanderbilt, Brittania, Jordache, and Sasson. What skeptics could believe that in a democratic society such as ours, the American citizens would prefer a retired movie star to a peanut farmer in the White House. In the 1980 presidential election. Republican challenger Ronald Reagan ousted incumbent Jimmy Carter and independent John Anderson much to the dismay of national pollsters who prematurely predicted a Democratic victory. Buy American was the dominant slogan during this troubled inflationary period. Foreign products swept the U.S. market as Japanese automobile exports to this country greatly challenged U.S. production. Gasoline prices soared from $.70 per gallon of regular to $1.25 in 1980 as consumers demanded compact, fuel efficient cars. Beatle fans worldwide tearfully reunited to mourn the tragic death of legendary Beatle John Lennon, who was ruthlessly murdered outside his New York City apartment building. The 1981 assassination attempts of two prominent figures. President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II, led to highly publicized outcries from concerned citizens demanding tighter restrictions and enforcement on gun control policies. Loyal Michigan sports fans finally had reason for celebration as University of Michigan football coach Bo Schembechler proudly led his pack of Wolverines westward to Pasadena for the granddaddy of them all — the Rose Bowl. The maize and blue prevailed victorious againt the University of Washington Huskies of the Pacific Coast Conference. However, while Bo was boasting and the Wolverines were collecting their well earned roses, the Detroit Lions were also gaining nationwide recognition with their impressive season record. The financially troubled Pontiac Silverdome came alive with ecstatic patrons dancing in the aisles to Another One Bites The Dust and the rhythmic chanting of Go Billy, Go in reference to Heisman Trophy winner, running back Billy Sims. After 444 days in captivity by Iranian dissidents, 52 American hostages were released to their families amidst an array of symbolic yellow ribbons tied tightly around neighborhood trees. This reflection of patriotism in remembrance of the prisoners fostered unity in America. Nancy Havlena Julie Dalfonsi Moment in Time One's high school years, though filled with many memories, are but a moment in time. Homecoming, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, numerous athletic events. Graduation, memories, are contained within a three year period. Three years, compared with the previous millions, is just the blink of an eye. Keep with you these memories and remember that you and your classmates have lived one of the most special moments in time. — Brian Du Jardin We Dedicate This Book to Time Time Is .... too slow for those who wait too swift for those who fear too long for those who grieve too short for those who rejoice But for those who Love Time is ... eternity Lynn Fonger Timothy Dorr Cary Koren Table Of Contents i Seniors s Staff ZE Juniors 30 Hctivities 72 Sophomores 118 Sports 148 Patron Page 188 Senior Index 189 � V .■ Rnn Rosa STAFF Chuck Ruinmachtr Jania Carlaon Jannifar Czarwick Julia Dalfonai 7 DEARBORN PUBLIC SCHOOLS DEARBORN HIGH SCHOOL To the Class of June, 1981 I wish to share with you some thoughts of Theodore Roosevelt regarding the challenges of life. It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the person who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives again and again; who knows the greatest enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause; who at best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement; and who at worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly; so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory or defeat. As you prepare for whatever the future might hold, my wish for each of you is that you dare greatly; that you experience both victory and defeat for each offer valuable lessons; and finally, that you experience the exhilaration of high achievement. Len Mazur Congratulations on your graduation from Dearborn High School. Clams Officers President Jane Hammond Vice President Deanna Moore Secretary Jeanne Bamrick Treasurer Amy Thomas Stephen Adams Cathy Alandt Adair Alexander Joseph Anderson Kristina Kathleen Anderson Anderzak Pamela Allen Pamela Altenburger Carrie Anderson Douglas Andrews Emily Armstrong MaryAnn Art man Jerome Charles Arzooyan Assenmacher Pierret Authier Chris Bakalis John Baker Lori Baldwin Jeanne Bamrick Joanne Band on i Marya Bandyk Kenneth Bank David Kerri Barry Battjes Jon David Bayless Joseph Beaman Douglas Gale Theresa Beth Blackburn BJankertz Bok Boltrick 10 SENIORS Lynn Bonaccinie Bonnie Bremenkampf Patrick Brosnahan Karen Cal so James Cauvin Charles Boski Wendy Bowers Marc Boyea Gavin Brailsford James Bredow Christopher Bremer Molly Brett Michael Bricknell Allyson Brown Amy Bruhn Lisa Buono Beth Brinkman James Byington Barbara Campbell Christine Campbell Evan Carew Lynn Carey Amy Brinks Gary Caddy Laurie Carter Laura Chamblin Katherine Kris Robert James Chapman Chapman Cleary Cole SENIORS Celeste Conway Maureen Corrigan Brett Curlee Robert Curtiss Mariam Darwish Patricia Daugherty Amy Cosner William Courtney John Crawford Jeffrey Cullens Robert Cwik Julie Dalfonsi David Dancu Paula Daoust Elizabeth Davies Denise DeMarias William Demshuk Scott Denison Peter DePuy Heather Derdarian Lynne Desmut Renee Despres Dennis Devoe Anny Doig Scott Do man Brian Donahue James Donohoe Darlene Doody Timothy Dorr Mark Doyle SENIORS David Eagle Richard Evangelista Pamela Eaton Patricia Edwards Helen Eftoff Jody Eicher Michael Evert Deborah Eveslage Sandra Ewing Jackie Faissel Susan Fielder Dorothea Finken John Fitzgerald Mary Ford David Forrest Pamela Michael Don Tara Franklin Franks Fuhrman Gale Matthew Galer Daniel Steven Joseph Leslie Barbara Garbarz Gary Genise German Gilbert SENIORS James Elsenheimer Gina Fortuna Colleen Gallagher Joellen Giles Elizabeth Gillies Lisha Gray Brent Haase Christopher Harrison Anne Hersey Steven Gilo Colleen Greene Darwin Hadley Nancy Havlena Victoria Hershey Pamela Glecker Amy Griffiths Stephanie Hagopian Elizabeth Haynes Sara Glumb Mark Grinzinger Carol Halderman Timothy Hendrickson Scott Grougan John Hollis Monica Henry Constance Herzog Jackie Hill Kenneth Hipp Matthew Godell Christopher Gustafson Jane Hammond Teresa Henry Claudia Hoefner 14 5ENIOR5 Beverly Hoeft Dianne Hudak Bettina Hughs Bradley Irwin John Jennings Terry Johnson Mark Humitz Julie Hurley Sandra lafrate Julia Johnston Christine Jones John Jones John Ernest Mary Bruce Donna Juncker Kabara Kabara Kalandek Karge Ross Katz Matthew Kelley Brian Brett Kemian King Catherine King William Knapp Kevin Koehler Carolyn Brian Walter Patricia Bruce Michelle Koester Kopec Kovacs Kozlow Krai Kuchta SENIORS David Larraza Renee Lasichak James Lesinski Mike Lindbergh Jeffrey Lingscheit Betsy Loewe Mary Beth Lynch Laura Lypka Michael Lys Beth Magewick Bradley Long Lisa Luke Wanderlei Magrini Joel Maguire Kathy Malleck Kelly Diana Thomas Douglas Denise Maloney Manchester Mansfield Manzagol Marinas SENIORS Joseph Martin Margaret Marvin James Marx Julie Mason Robbie Massey Karina Matle Cherie May Diane Kenneth Todd Peter Neal McAllister McAllister McTamney McBroom McCoy Ann Marie McHugh Mary Mdnnis Erin McLaughlin James McNay Marilyn Meadows Suzanne Mertz Mark Meyers Jodi Meyers Jon Meyers Sean Mikaelian Charles Miller Scott Mills Michael Mistopoulos Mary Beth Meyers Debra Mitch James Merkle Scon Micallef Frank Monaghan 5ENIOR5 Maureen William Monaghan Monteith Sylvia Monte Deanna Moore Harold Moore Sandra Moore Michael Mouzourakis Joyce Nason John Moynihan Thomas Nern Brigid Muldowney Tom Nieman Cheryl Mullins David Mustonen Lori Najduk Douglas Nolan Nancy Novak Pamela O'Connell John O'Connor Matthew Ohm Hugh O'Neal John O'Reilly Patrick O'Reilly Kathleen David Daniel Dawn O'Shaughnessy Ossenmacher Osterhoff Otten Lizabeth Paas Kevin Painter SENIORS Thomas Parrent William Pavlish Nancy Perkovich Melanie Perry Kerrie Peterson Karen Pignanello Bradley Pinkham Ted Pitynski Audrey Pope Christopher Rauh Heid Irene Putzig Przybyl Barbara Renko James Richert Nancy Rogalski Natalie Rogers James Romanuk Elizabeth Rosenfeldt Daniel Salden Heather Daniel Steven Savage Savich Savich Margaret Schroeder Donna Schryer SENIORS Hank Scollard John Stein Eric Seitz Thomas Skelley Ruth Ann Stice Jackie Shelton David Smith Sharon Snow Elaine Stratton Ann Sheridan Jerry Smyth Paul Stanecki Stephanie Sheilds Lisa Smith Doug Staner Robert Simmons James Smalarz Mark Stasevich Martha Stuart Mark Sudia Doug Swancutt m SENI0R5 MISSING Mr. Hill, Asst. Principal Mr. Letsche, Asst. Principal Sophie Craig Peggy Banks Irene Giles Mae Wickham Name: Jim Ankenbrandt Years of Teaching: 22 Class Currently Teaching: Latin 3 Name: Johanna Bielecki Years of Teaching: 30 Class Currently Teaching: School Social Worker Name: Gordon Bremenkampf Years of Teaching: 17 Class Currently Teaching: Math Name: Charles Brickel Years of Teaching: 14 Class Currently Teaching: Music Name: George Arrick Years of Teaching: 23 Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Robert Bridges Years of Teaching: 26 Class Currently Teaching: Math Name: Arthur Brown Years of Teaching: 31 Class Currently Teaching: Science Name: Ron Brown Years of Teaching: 16 Class Currently Teaching: Electronics, Auto Name: Judy Casem ore Name: George Chodoroff Years of Teaching: Unknown Class Curren t!y Teaching: Di st. Ed. Name: Muriel Bunch Name: Doug Byron Years of Teaching: 22 Class Currently Teaching: English, Art 31 Name: Mary Clelland Years of Teaching: 32 Class Currently Teaching: Accounting Name: Karen Clements Years of Teaching: 14 Class Currently Teaching: Contemporary Living, Beginning Gourmet Name: Dave Cooper Years of Teaching: 14 Class Currently Teaching: Science Name: Susan Cranfield Years of Teaching: 15 Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Audrey Criner Years of Teaching: 21 Class Currently Teaching: Art Name: Neil DeStigter Years of Teaching: 25 Class Currently Teaching: Government, Economics Name: Lucy Dubois Name: Richard Eaton Name: Joan Ewing R.N. Years of Teaching: 17 Class Currently Teaching: School Nurse Name: Jim Fisher Class Currently Teaching: Hearing Impaired Classes for the Picture Unavailable Name: Carl Flegle Years of Teaching: 32 Class Currently Teaching: Physical Education Name: Eileen Fogle Class Currently Teaching: English Picture Unavailable Name: David Frye Years of Teaching: 24 Class Currently Teaching: Counseling Name: Dave Gardner Years of Teaching: 13 Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Russ Gibb Class Currently Teaching: Mass Media Name: Lionel Guregian Years of Teaching: 33 Class Currently Teaching: Economics and Government Name: Cornell Guth Years of Teaching: 32 Class Currently Teaching: Math Name: Allen Harris Years of Teaching: 13 Class Currently Teaching: Sociology Name: Yvonne Hayes Years of Teaching: 10 Class Currently Teaching: Learning Name: Shirley Heydrick Years of Teaching: 25 Class Currently Teaching: Phys. Ed. Name: Jack Johnson Years of Teaching: 26 Class Currently Teaching: Phys. Ed. Name: Melva Johnston Years of Teaching: 16.5 Class Currently Teaching: Math Name: Gordon Keyser Years of Teaching: 24 Class Currently Teaching: Math Name: Dill King Years of Teaching: 25 Class Currently Teaching: Psychology 35 Name: Gerald Kowalski Years of Teaching: 13 Class Currently Teaching: Business Classes Name: Edward Kudreiko Name: Charles Kreger Years of Teaching: 19 Class Currently Teaching: Counselor Name: Edward Lanzi Years of Teaching: 23 Class Currently Teaching: Economic Government, American History Name: Carlton Lohr Name: Leon Kurszynski Years of Teaching: 19 Class Currently Teaching: Machine Shop and Drafting Name: Ted Lowry Years of Teaching: 26 Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Rose Lyons Years of Teaching: Class Currently Teaching: French, Spanish Picture Unavailable Name: Jean Makela Years of Teaching: 15 Class Currently Teaching: Counselor Name: Donald Marshall Years of Teaching: 42 Class Currently Teaching: Math Name: Mary May Years of Teaching: 20 Class Currently Teaching: Business Classes and Co-op Coordinator Name: Dr. James A. McConnell Years of Teaching: 20 Class Currently Teaching: U.S. Personel Living History, Years of Teaching: 24 Name: Jim Monteith c,ass Currently Teaching: Physical Ed. Years of Teaching: 14 Class Currently Teaching: Business Class, Co-op Coordinator Name: William Moy Years of Teaching: 23 Class Currently Teaching: Counseling Name: Donald O'Hagan Years of Teaching: 14 Class Currently Teaching: History Name: Ronald Oswalt Years of Teaching: 25 Class Currently Teaching: Auto Name: Willard Otis Years of Teaching: 28 Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Nick Pappas Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Bob Rials Class Currently Teaching: History Name: William Rice Years of Teaching: 27 Class Currently Teaching: Counselor Name: Daniel Poirier Years of Teaching: 15 Class Currently Teaching: Science Name: Margaret Reilly Years of Teaching: Class Currently Teaching: Home Economics 39 Name: John Rowley Years of Teaching: 12 Class Currently Teaching: Science Name: Tony Russo Years of Teaching: 32 Class Currently Teaching: Instrumental Music Name: James Seurynck Years of Teaching: 15 Class Currently Teaching: Science Name: Richard Ryan Years of Teaching: 22 Class Currently Teaching: Social Studies Name: Lillian Siegal Years of Teaching: 19 Class Currently Teaching: Library Sci. Name: Herb Schroeter Years of Teaching: Class Currently Teaching: Physical Ed. Name: Dean Sloan Name: Ray Smith Years of Teaching: 20 Class Currently Teaching: Graphic Arts, Printing Name: Gene Snell Years of Teaching: 14 Class Currently Teaching: English Name: Lou Stehlik Years of Teaching: 16 Class Currently Teaching: Physical Ed. Name: Robert Suda Class Currently Teaching: Co-op Coordinator Name: Carol Valasek Years of Teaching: 15 Class Currently Teaching: German, English Name: James VanderHull Years of Teaching: 35 Class Currently Teaching: Special Ed. Name: Christine Vogel Years of Teaching: Years of Teaching: 9 Class Currently Teaching: Consultant of the Visually Impaired Name: Virginia Waldinger Years of Teaching: Class Currently Teaching: French Name: Saralee Ward Years of Teaching: 20 Class Currently Teaching: Spanish Name: Richard Waring Years of Teaching: Class Currently Teaching: Government, U.S Cultural History Name: Ron Webb Years of Teaching: 16 Class Currently Teaching: English 43 Hall Monitors Left to right: Betty Bourgeau; Vice Principal Hill; Bob Stickler Youth Officers Left to right: Jon Ostertag; John Ellerbrake Library Staff Laundress Left to right: Elizabeth Armatoski; Muriel Bunch. Claire Barry Kitchen Staff D.H.5. in fiction ■M Paul Sorinivn Jennifer Czerwick 51 JUNIORS Class Officers Jeff Gotts vandalizes a locker. Back Row: Mary Ellen Bageris, Vice President; Eric Stucky, President; Front: Janet Jestice. Secretary; and Jackie Haller, Treasurer. Sandy Smoke and Paul Weigandt just having a good time. Amy Fragner working on another of her great creations. girls would just If it wasn't for school work these die. Celeste Morrison and Ann VanOast hurrying along to their next class. One for the money, two for the show. Karyn Kunzelman doesn't look like she's ready to start work. Stephan, that really looks good. Valerie Stoddard takes time-out to smile for the camera. Love at first sight. Jennifer Ericson aimlessly wanders the halls at Dearborn. 53 Don't hurt our photographer Tony. Vincent Authier Gregory Bac Mark Banish Karen Banks Michael Barger Ruth Bennett Lily Barkovic Ann Be rest or d Bruce Alexander Charles Andrews Karen VanBergeijk trying to get out of class early. Lisa Arpajian Mary Ellen Bageris Bradley Barber Cynthia Assenmacher Sharon Baggett Carla Barbour Raymond Bates Brian Baughman 54 Kathryn Bloom John Brana Peter Bussa Douglas Butler Robert Butler Richard Byrnes Heidi Bremenkampf Julia Brim Brian Bigelow Rebecca Blyth William Black Melissa Boyea John Brasie Kristine Brown Karen Brehob Lisa Browne Lee Morrison; ping-pong star. A nice smile from Michelle Neberle. Keith Burge Bryan Burkett Is Carolyn Rossini being suggestive? Kelly Buck Tonya Burks Peggy Burm Andrea Blanzy Karen Braden Paul Budka Donna Campbell Leo Carr John Chrobak Some juniors show off their first place float. Christine Cepuran Deborah Choma Lark Chambers Janis Carlson Daniel Carroll Roxanne Coleman Donna Carlton Sandra Carter Paul Colucci Douglas Colvin Edward Coulter k Jennifer Czerwick Allen Corn Karen Corrigan Lisa Conrad William Coulter Margaret Corbet Sandra Cullens Alan Corley Gregory Cwik Cindy Daniel Elizabeth Daykin Robyn Dean A sweet smile from Trisha Romans. 56 John Brasie shows us what he's made of. Diane Desmet Daniel DeVoe Joseph Dirado Susan Dohany Kathleen Dorr Janis Doyle Andrew Dudek Brian DuJardin Jason Dumas Nancy Eagle James Earl Michael Estes k Tracy Ewasuk James Esper John Fawk Richard Fernandez Jay Ferrans Beth Fink Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Brad Barber. 57 Lisa Ritenour and Lark Chambers watch a tree. Matthew Gee Michael Genslak k i A Christine Glick Kelly Goods®I Patrick Hales, that is not funny. Scott Fonger Amy Fragner Ronald Gierczak Douglas Greener 58 Wendy Guild Thomas Forde Jeffrey Forrest Mary Fortuna Keith Gancer Dennis Garbarz Catherine Gartlanri Jule Oberly and Lisa Arpajian look interested in something. Diane Grelak Kelly Griffith Nichole Griz Gretchen Haase Patricia Hagen Jeffrey Hajdyla Patrick Hales Lorie Hall Pamela Hall Michael Hammer Sheri Harman Mark Harrington Mary Ellen Bageris explains a trig, problem to an overly excited class. m 1 i Susan Hicks Kevin Hilton John Hofmeister s V Carol Houy Jacqueline Haller Gary Havlik John Henley III Kirsten Hylkema Massis Isagholian Katherine Isham I wonder what Gretchen Haase is thinking about. Noel Hedge Richard Heise Leslie Herrick Casimir Hershey Renee Hoover Steve Johnson helps Nancy Eagle out in architecture. gg Michael Isopi Lisa Iwasko Jessica Jones Susan Jett Jon Joachim Steven Johnson ■ Nichole Justus Michael Kain Kevin Kaiasz Timothy Kender Patrick Knisley Joan Wozniak caught by one of our 00 yearbook photographers. Karen Keblaitis Margaret Keyes V Kenneth Knoop Hanna Jachniewicz Clay Jacquin Judy Jenner Janet Justice Paul Sorensen steadies himself for one of our yearbook pictures. Pamela Koehler Karen Koos Pamela Kraft Karyn Kunzelman Laurie Kuhn Frederic Kostielney Karl Turchan shows us how to change the station on a radio. Stanley Kwilos Erick Laakko Mary Kay Kramer Daniel Kuznia Paul Lafrinere Joyce Krause Mark Kuznia Jeffrey Lane Now isn't this a cute picture. Joanne Lease David Lewy Paul Lund Lisa Lyons Matt Larabell Colleen Larraza Brian Lavassaur James Ledbetter Larry Natkowski pulling a handle in ceramics. Carrie McClanahan Gina McCoy Kelly Martin Shelly McDonnell Susan Madsen Kevin Mahony Christine Marx Douglas McAllister Ronald McGlinch James Mclnnis Andrew McKenna Anita McMahon Christopher McNa Carla Barbour and Jackie Haller show their opinion of Dearborn High. Thomas McPhee Laura Melcher Christina Miller Jeffrey Mills Frank Mitchell Marta Monteith Lisa Marano Mary McCardwell Tom McKee David Mifsud Fred Missel Gregory Moore 64 Celeste Morrison Sean Moylan Padraic Mullin Kimberly Nelson Jeffrey Nurmi Craig Otten Lee Morrison Patricia Mozak Richard Nettlow Edward Otto Charles Nanos James Nichols Diane Ohm Timothy Otto Julie VanTilburg working her heart out in the office. Lawrence Natkowsk Susan Navyac Michele Neberle Michael Ninichuk Jerry Olshansky Patricia Noll Kelly Nozicka Robin Padgett Matt Gee, get your hair cut. 66 Susan Dohany, look behind you. Elizabeth Patti Richard Paulsen Steven Pappas Paul Pashkowsky Nicholas Perelekos Anne Peters Lisa Prebenda Donald Polidori Andrea Pfeifer 1 Louis Przywara Kevin Piotrowski Polly Pitford Ruth Bennett obviously looks unhappy about something. Thomas Poladian Brian Proctor Jacqueline Pullum Thomas Quinlan Jeffrey Raffel Michelle Rago John Rasmussen Shirley Rechlin Donna Reed 66 Denise Reppenhagen Lisa Ritenour Trisha Romans Anthony Sanders Ann Schultz Kurt Seaberg Brian DuJardin likes to make sure his food is dead before eating it. Robert Rhodes Ross Riddlemoser Holly Reeves Leonard Reome Don't bother Tim Kender when he's eating. Paul Schriefer Robert Schudlich Robin Reed Barbara Rieger Stephen Roehr Marie Rumschlag Suzanne Scharf Sandra Schultz Evangeline Sakkas Frank Rzucidlo Sherri Schaefer Jay Schwark Jon Scott Corey Robberts Carolyn Rossoni Samuel Savedes Dawn Ruggirello Jill Robertson Elizabeth Simmons James Sleeman Dean Slickis Paul Riley and Mike Kelly just studying, I think. Dawn Slomba Janis Smith Melanie Smith Robert Smith William Smith Sondra Smoke Deborah Smutek Annette Snyder Jeffrey Snyder Michael Snyder Timothy Snyder Paul Sorensen Lisa Conrad does her impression of a teacher. John Stevenson Valerie Stoddard Carrie Somers Mark Stevens Anita Stoyanovich 68 Joe Dirado, Kevin Palko, and Kelly Goodsel, Dearborn Highs' very own think tank. Kathy Stribmy Raymond Sylvester William Tindall John Strong Eric Stucky Richard Sylvester Janet Szpond Carol Tino John Toppi Lisa Trask Karl Turchan Anne VanOast Julie VanTilburg Pamela Virag Brigit Walatka James Umberlik Warren Vaughan Steven Walczak John Umberlik Karen VanBergeijk Cheryl VanKirk That's not Paul Lund and Stephan Roehr actually studying, is it? 69 Sue Thomson looks a little bit afraid of getting her picture taken. Jonathan Warren Charles Washington Mark Watling Denise Walus Jeffrey Watson Jill Watson Devin Wertz Craig Weston Amy Whalen Curtis Whitehouse Keri Williams Lynne Willis David Wojciechowski Carolyn Wolf Mark Wolter Cheryl Wood William Woodyard John Youvon Kathryn Zell Pamela Zinger Caroline Zuccaro Strange things hanging from the doorway doesn't stop Peter Bussa from getting to class. 70 Do you think Sue Navyac will make it as a model? Me neither. 71 Beth Fink looks enthusiastic over something. Homecoming Queen Pamela Wallace Court 74 Pamela Eaton, Joanne Bandoni, Deanna Moore, Claudia Hoefner, Pamela Wallace Homecoming Floats si yWl r- : ' j v- ...':T 9M9I £S!i Football Came 76 Homecoming Dance This years Homecoming theme was The Magic Kingdom. The students enjoyed some good entertainment at the dance provided by Fantasia. For the entire student body who went to the football game and to the dance, the day was at the least a memorable one! 77 Your high school days fly by so quickly that many of us never really take the time to stop and see the things going on around us everyday, during lunch, after school, in classes and after 3:31 in the afternoon. At this time we have the opportunity to present to you a small two page collection of photos entitled, A Typical Day at Dearborn High . Here is your chance to see all of the marvelous things going on around you that you may have overlooked. 78 You first came to Dog-Bone and thought I'll surely get lost! • You did the next day. • Your mom woke you up to tell you there had been an ice storm and the schools were closed, so, Go back to bed. The schools stayed closed for the rest of the week and you thought it was too good to be truel 11 Your mom woke you up the week after the storm and told you there has been a power failure and DHS is closed again. The chickens were thrown on the Edsel Ford Thunderchickens field. • You ran the halls in gym. The mighty seniors built the Kegger float. • You said, When I'm a senior I'm going to ... You went to sophomore orientation and Mr. Mazur said, 'The next three years will pass by so quickly, and in no time you'll be back sitting here listening to someone explain the commencement procedures. • Everyone informed you not to purchase the elevator keys. • Cole Chambers said, I'll never get my hair cut for the swim team! • You skipped class for the first time. You visited Mr. Hill for the first time. You cruised down to Hines for the first time. • The flu epidemic hit and we only needed 27 more students absent for the school to close. You had a crush on someone and you went out of your way to see him her each day. There was a food fight almost every day in the Redwood Room. The hall monitors were hired. You tasted DHS's cafeteria food for the first time. You signed up for MOIS in the 10th grade to miss your favorite class. You cleaned out your locker. Boy's basketball became the Sub-8 League champs for the first time in 19 years. Daisy the Duck hatched a brood. Mr. Hill, Russ, and Mr. Letshe wore bunny outfits. Boy's swimming took the Sub-8 League. Nern's togas. Lauri Chamblin 79 r 9 Dearborn High presented its annual Jazz Show on Friday, May 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Valentine Auditorium. The show featured the Symphony Band, Symphony Pops Orchestra and the Jazz Band. Throughout the evening they played such numbers as In the Mood, Pressure Cooker, South Rampart Street Parade, and the Big Band Polka. 86 Sold! was the cry from senior auctioneer Tom Nern during the Spirit Week—Slave Auction Wednesday, May 13. The auction was just one of the many high points in Spirit Week, which lasted from Monday, May 11 to Friday, May 15. Events ranging from a pie-eating contest to a car-stuffing event that took place. Monday's events included eating whipped cream and then blowing a bubble with gum. Senior Barb Gilbert captured the bubble blowing race for the seniors with a time of 54.0 seconds. The marsh-mellow stuffing contest was interrupted and haulted when junior Bob Butler started to choke after stuffing 27 marshmellows. Car stuffing and the pie-eating contests were on the agenda for Tuesday. The sophomores shoved the most bodies into Tom Nern's Vega with 17. Seniors used 16, and the juniors finished last with 15. Pie-eating champ senior Bob Simmons ate his apple pie in 2:12. Some observers said that Simmons still could not compete with former senior Jamie Montgomery. who was the pie-eating champ three years in a row. Spirit Week The slave auction was Wednesday's only event. The lowest price paid was for Gary Olkowski and Dan Moore with a bid of $6. The highest priced slave was bought for $51, she was Tessa Lennis. Thursday was supposed to bring about a peanut-butter-cracker-then-whistle contest. This involves a contestant eating a peanut-butter covered cracker and then puckering up and whistling. The event was not held because of the lack of peanut butter. A cracker fight soon erupted. Slave day was Friday. Each slave had to do whatever the “master” wished them to do. Senior Bill Stanton swallowed goldfish for his master, and some slaves had to dress as the opposite sex. 89 Print Bowl Left to Right: Patricia Daugherty, Jody Bicher, Jim hlsenheimer, uoug Nolan, Jett Nurmi. Standing: Printing Instructor Ray Smith. Dearborn Printers competed in the 5th Annual Print Bowl, which is sponsored each year by The Detroit Club of Printing House Craftsmen. Dearborn competed against Lakeland, Lakeshore, and Detroit Kettering, and defeated each school by at least 200 points. Dearborn went to the finals held at the Polish American Century Club and were victorious over Ferndale by a score o 540 points to 270 points. Left to Right: Julie VanTilburg, Mr. B. Hill, Doug Swancutt, David Fonville. Student Advisory Commission Front Row L to R: Michele Neberle, Amy Thomas, Tessa Lennb, Julie VanTilburg, Jean Bamrick, 91 Wim VanHaufflen. Second Row L to R: Patty Sabo, Arpi Vartan, Cathy Alandt, Jackie Haller, Mary Ellen Bageris, Vicky Hershey, Ann Price, David Landon. Third Row L to R: Jeff Mills, Dan Moore, Jane Hammond, Scott Weller. Eric Stucky, Janet Jestice, Sue Mertz. Paul Riely. 92 Senior Poll MALE FEMALE Winner Runner-up Winner Runner-up Most Individualistic Jeff Kerr John Crawford Marla Matowski Barb Renko Most Intellectual David Turner Bob Curtis Amy Thomas • Most Likely to Succeed Chris Rauh Bill Courtney Amy Thomas • Most Popular Tom Nern « Deanna Moore • Most School Spirit Tom Nern « Tessa Lennis Jane Hammond Most Sophisticated Chris Rauh Doug Swancutt Maureen Monaghan Kathy O'Shaughnessy Class Actor Actress John Leacher Jim Merkle Barb Renko Marya Bandyk Class Artist Eric Schumaker Todd Osbom Pam Eaton Monica Henry Class Athlete Scott Mills Bill Courtney Amy Thomas Colleen Greene Class Clown John O'Conner Tom Nern Colleen Gallager Jane Hammond Class Couple David Smith Scott Mills Karen Calso Claudia Hoefner Class Journalist Russell Zakolski Bryce Koth Elizabeth Haynes Julie Dalfonsi Class Musician lnstrumental Bob Curtis Jeff Vandeveer Jackie Faissal Elizabeth Haynes Class Vocalist John Leacher Jim Merkle Elizabeth Haynes Betsy Loewe Best Dancer Frank Monaghan • Pam Wallace Karen Calso Best Dressed David Smith Mark Schultz Kathy O'Shaughnessy • Best Legs John Hollis Bob Simmons Pam Eaton Tara Gale Best Looking Mark Schultz John Fitzgerald Pam Eaton • Best Physique Figure Bill Stanton • Joanne Bandoni Pam Eaton Best Sense of Humor John O'Conner Tom Nern Jane Hammond • Class Preppy Doug Swancutt Frank Monaghan Jane Hammond • Friendliest Tom Nem • Deanna Moore • Funniest Laugh Stuart Terrell • Bonnie Bremekamph • Nicest Smile John Fitzgerald Doug Walczak Carol Halderman Amy McHugh Class Punk Rocker John Crawford John Davin Bayless Marla Matowski • Favorite Teacher Mr. Mike Zinn Mr. Richard Waring Mrs. Karen Clements Mrs. Eileen Fogel This category was within a few votes of being unanimous. SB After many finished dining at such places as the Dearborn Inn, Gandy Dancers, and the Summit, couples o the 1981 graduating class gathered on the polished hardwood floors, under the glittering chandeliers and out on the moon lit balconies of Lovett Hall, in Greenfield Village, for their last High School Dance. Senior Prom, 1981. Date: June 7,1981 Place: Lovett Hall, Greenfield Village Theme: The Long and Winding Road Prom King and Queen: Tom Nern and Deanna Moore Class Song: Yesterday 95 Class Color: Blue 96 ‘The Last Round Up’ 97 Commencement Exercises for the 432 students of the 1981 Graduating Class were held on June 11, in McIntyre Field. Seniors Jane Hammond, Pamela O'Connell, and David Turner all spoke before parents and peers. During the evenings program the Senior Class also recognized the graduation of departed classmate Timothy Dorr. Following Commencement exercises the new graduates gathered together in the Redwood Room for the 1981 Senior Party, 'The Last Round Up'. Bottom row, left to right: Janet Richards, Bob Curtiss, Craig Weston. Mark Meyer, Scott Darragh, Chuck Thomas, John Brana. Middle row: Director Tony Russo, Brian Kemian. Allen Konkel, Andy Lypka, Jason Dumas. Jeff VanDervier, Bob Sommerfeldt, Neal McCoy. Top row: Jeff Wood. Richard Burns. Paul Benvenuti, Todd Kuzma. Mark Palmer. Brad Pinkham, Bruce Krai, Rich Evangelista Mike Isopi Brent Haase. ' ' Choir Find Ensemble c Marya Bandyk Gloria Barbaza Michael Barger Ruth Bennett Ann Beresford Amy Bloetscher Amy Blossfeld Lynn Bonaccinie Molly Brett Douglas Brooks Paul Corby Jeff Cullens Sandra Cullens Patricia Daugherty Robyn Dean Debra Deaton Susan Dohany Scott Doman Deborah Eveslage Richard Fernandez Mary Ford Mary Fortuna Joellen Giles Colleen Greene Nicole Griz Scott Grougan Patricia Hagen Mark Hansen Sheri Harman Elizabeth Haynes Noel Hedge Timothy Hendrick Leslie Herrick Stephan Holder Katherine Isham Mike Isope Donna Karge Kimberly Kerr Joyce Krause Beth Lacey James Leacher John Leacher Anne Lind Michael Lind Betsy Loewe Carol Luetzow Steven Luster Lisa Lyons Cherie May Shelly McDonnel Ann McHugh Anita McMahon James Merkle Mark Meyer Sean Mikaelia Maureen Mooney Daniel Moore Julie Moore Celeste Morrison David Mustonen Melanie Nabb Gary Olkowski Lizabeth Paas Brian Pachy Anne Peters Andrea Pfeifer Todd Polk Michell Rago Barbara Renko Barbara Rieger Lisa Ritenour Trisha Tomans Shannon Schffer Kathleen Schnell Stephan Shields Janis Smith Sondra Smoke Patricia Smoltz Timothy Snyder Anne Steffes Elaine Stratton Jeff Vandevele Pam Virag David Walus Devin Wertz Craig Weston Edward Willyard Stephan Jaeckel Matt Kelly Dwight Kish John Stevenson Mark Sudia Kimiko Tanaka Kathryn Toney 101 Symphony Band Left to right, bottom Kathy King, Betsy Zoewe, Leslie Herrick. Kim Nelson, Pamela Koehler, Lisa Buono, Laura White, Jane Leicht, Beverly Hueft, Mary Kara. Middle: Tony Russo, Robert Egeshug, Chuck Thomas, Wim VanHuffelen. Bob Curtis. Amy McHugh, Peggy Burm Joyoe Nason Anne Peters. Amy Griffiths, Elizabeth Davies, Lily Barkovic, Janet Szpond, Chris Cambell. Brent Haase. Chris Jones, Deanna Moore. Top: Brian Kemian. John Leacher, Marc Meyers. Michael Isopi, Mark Palmer. Jason Dumas. John Brand. Todd Kuzma. Brad Pinkham John Braise Jeff Vendeveer, Bob Sumerfeld. Craig Weston, Lori Baldwin, Bruce Krai, Mark Elsenheimer, Charlie Todd. Jim Sheridan Elizabeth Haimas' Hail McCoy, Kathy Zeill, Tom Skelly, Richard Burns, Pam Franklin. Concert Band Bottom Left to right: Gloria Sell, Stephanie Holder, Robyn Dean, Michele Hanford, Rene Kalajian, Kara McConnell, Janet Richards. Middle: Tony Russo, Donna Derose, Randy Husby, Paul Benvenuti, Daniel McHugh, Jim Leacher. Top: Michael Henley, Marc Stanley, John Besek. Scott 102 Darragh, Andy Lypka, Allen Konkel, Joe Adams. String Orchestra Front row: Sue Iserm, Cheryl VanKirk, Nancy Webster, Ruth Kelley, Joan Hersey. Tracy Ewasuk, Judith Norman. Back Row: Renee Despres, Brian Kemian, Darwin Hedley, Dwight Kish, Chris Mark, Tony Russo. Back row: Jim Elsenheimer, Kim Vega, Dwight Kish, Patricia Rouble, Joan Hersey. Front row: Mrs. Bielecki, Barb Renko, Pamela O'Connell Stephanie Holder. Not pictured: Pierrette Authier, Anne Borowski, Ingrid Erlanson. Diana Manchester, Todd Osborne Anne Price and Eric Shumaker. In Greek Mythology Muse is the name for the nine daughters of Apollo, the nine patron goddesses of the arts and literature. At Dearborn High Muse is the name of the school's literary magazine. Published once a year. Muse is filled with poems, short stories and pictures which are created by students currently attending Dearborn High. This years staff was small but determined. Once all of the 200 plus entries were judged and then laid out, the book was printed by the School Print Shop. 104 Larry Natkowski '82 Eric Schumaker '81 Todd Osborne '8 Life is like a morning rain that touches the seed that brings the roots of a tree that holds the limbs that shade the grass that cover the ground Pierrette Authier, '81 Eclipse Alone I sit, in the light, tired am I, I pray for the night Never more shall I return To face again the day. Cool is the night. I love my own way. Dwight Kish, '83 Kevin Painter '81 I'm Leaving You Behind Though I had forgotten you, I still remember our dreams Once again I'm approached by you. I ask myself if I should risk the hurt again. You tell me that it will be different I feel like a child left in the dark. I want to believe you but now I'm a strong person and I believe in myself. For now I'm not afraid to leave you behind. What makes a person? Is it responsibility or irresponsibility? Is it a sence of guilt or saying you're nothing at all? Are tears rolling down your face a clue that you are human? Is it admitting your weakness and conquering your fault? Not falling but picking yourself up before you can fall Or adding colors in your life to brighten your darkest thoughts What really makes a person is life, awareness, happiness, and sorrow. Each person has and each has felt these things That is they are what they have made themselves. Sara Schuneman, '81 Gary Olkowski '83 Front Row; I to r: Frank Monaghan. Matt Galer, Karen Zaleski, Matt Kelley. Bryce Koth. Second Row: Tony Sanders. Denise Marinos, Pat O'Reilly, Gary Caddy. Jamie Jones. Third Row: Mr. Chodoroff. Scott Mills, Kathy O'Shaughnessy. Heather DerDarian, Tara Gale. Lisa Zinger Joe Anderson, Stuart Terrell, John David Bayless. Back Row: Mike Evert. Tom Nern, Don Fuhrman, Mark Doyle. This year the First Stop had many different activities starting with the 'Guess the weight of the Pumpkin Contest' in October. The next month they had the Turkey Shoot. During the Christmas season they had the First Stop decorated well. Later on in the year they gave the students a chance to get their picture taken with Bunny Hill, Russ Rabbit, or Bunny Letche. The First Stop also gives the students of Dearborn High School a chance to buy quality shirts and sports paraphernalia at reasonable prices. 106 Y-Teens Front Row; I to r: Sharon Snow, Julie Mason, Kathy Tremel, Annette Henry. Back Row: Sue Herrington, Beth McDougal, Teresa Henry, Lori Carter, Monica Henry. This year the Y teens have joined together to work for various causes. In the beginning of the year, they planned a Sadie Hawkins dance which really was a flop. But all was not lost. In October, they visited Oakwood Hospital to help cheer up the sick kids. Their most successful project was the candy sales. The Y-teens also walked in a walkathon. This year the Y-teens are planning a trip ty Myrtle Beach. A special congratulations to our president, Kathy Tremmel, who was elected Y-teen of the year. American Field Service Front row, I to r: Amy Thomas, Amy Griffiths, Mary Kay Kramer, Wanderlei Magrini, Wim VanHuffelen, Leslie German. Back Row: John David Bayless, Barbara Renko, Heidi Putzig, Russell Zakolski, Elizabeth Davies, Charles Todd This AFS sponsored overseas excursion will begin with an early summer flight to New York's LaGuardia Airport. The travelers were Dave Ossenmacher, Ernie Van bergeijk, Carolyn Koester, and Jim Elsenheimer. The campaign for AFS candidates interested in representing DHS as foreign exchange students began during the 1980 fall semester when forms were distributed and completed by all applicants seeking nomination. These students in turn were directed to the regional AFS chapter where personal interviews with members of the board were granted. Final choice selections were made, and the foursome were notified of their acceptance. 107 WHO KILLED FRED MERTZ????!! Fred Mertz, a prosperous young landlord was recently run down in front of his beloved alma mater. A respected member of both the National Honor Society and the Pretentious Club (the first social organization to officially recognize), he was loved by many. Always ready to take time out of his busy schedule to help anyone who asked, he got many school activities rolling — even producing the 1st ANNUAL GRAND TALENT SHOW (no small deal!). His generous donations of both time and money contributed, to a great extent, to the foundation of both PreCo. International and Twentieth Century Wombat, a company which produces many major events annually. Mourned by many but respected by few, the late Mr. Mertz's untimely death MUST be avenged! Although the name of the murderer ok murderess) is not yet known, he or she is believed to be in this snapshot taken, at great personal risk, at the scene of the crime. Clockwise from the left of Mr. Mertz, they are as follows: 1) Arnold Quackenbush, as aspiring young intern who has made amazing advances in the field of bio-engineering. One of his Electro-cybernetic heads can be seen near him. 2) Shirley Nails, one of the few professional woman grease monkies in the world. She was in charge of Mertz's personal fleet of Rolls Royces. 3) The Monet sisters, April and 4) Gwendolyn. They did not know Mertz at all and were just along for the ride . 5) Eugene T.’ dstin, Texan oil tycoon. One of Mertz's favorite drinking buddies and poker partners. 6) Eugene's cousin. Marguerite Houston. Not only a regular poker partner but an old flame as well. It is rumored that she now has her eyes on enfant terrible. 7) Gregory Fitzsimmons. Possibly the slipperiest one of the bunch due to his consistant incosistancy. An incorrigeable youth, he is wanted in 13 colonies for grand theft auto. 8) Bubba Brownnoser', an obsequious, imprudent young lad who manages to make a fool of himself every time he opens his mouth. 9) Frankie You need a haircut Fettochini, the butler. Inherited his wealth from the estate of his late wife Janice Lafuze. 10) The stately Miss Cecily Fairchild, a staunch supporter of Fred from the beginning, now she stands in the way of her brother-in-law. 11) Gerald Fairchild. An indominatable chess player and pizza fanatic, as well as a former close friend of Mr. Mertz. Upon being arrested for indecent exposure, he was heard to proclaim, Love you all. Really! 12) Tony 'Bob' Luciano, known to be a bit eccentric, is a good hit-man and a suspected mafia contact. Perhaps best known for the famed 'computer killings' of 1976, he 'never misses'. Tony, zoned out at the moment, is in one of his more perspicacious states. 13) Another enfant terrible, Butch Fitzsimmons. Although he is the muscle of the two, he is a hopeless tranquilizer addict due to his brother's extremely radical driving habits. 14) The Quiggly brothers, Elmer and 15) Tim, Inc. As the caretakers of the estate these two are in charge of the general neat-and-cleanness of the grounds and property. 16) Last, but not least, the unfortunate late, great, and HIFHLY idealistic Fred Mertz. Spirited off to deepest, darkest Africa, his autopsy was performed in Dr. Quackenbush's private laboratory. • Note: Also worth mentioning is the Knife — a Wilkenson Sword X-Calibre special ($95.95 at most good sporting outlets). And there is also the Car — a custom Rolls Royce four-door hardtop touring coup limousine with an indash radio ($95.95 at many fine collectors everywhere). 108 Belonging to the Ski Club gives one a good opportunity to socialize both in and out of school in a healthy atmosphere. The goals of the club is safety and to improve one's skiing ability. The motto of the club is 'The better you ski, the more fun you will have. Front Row L to R: Heidi Bremenkampf, Sue Madsen, Carolyn Rossoni, Amy Blossfeld, Mary Saidock, Cheryl Hoggie. Second Row L to R: David Mayer, John Brasie, Tom Swerc, Jeff Williamson, Tim Masters, Holly Klask, Richard Byrnes. Science Club Left to Right: Peter Bussa, Patty Rouble. Ken Knoop, Wim VanHuffelen, John Brasie, Mark Palmer, Mr. Seurynck, John Roemmelt. 109 Back Row: Evan Carew, Al Still, Sue Dohany, Jim Merkle, Wim Vonhuffin, Jim Elsenheimer, Mr. Gibb, Pete Depuy, Bryce Koth, John Bayless, John Crawford, Joel Schuneman, Karen Calso, Ann Steffes. Front: Tom Skelly, Karen VanBregeik, Bob Kernen, Amy Griffiths Mark Hansen Chris Bremer, Tessa Lennis, Jeff Cullins, Daniel Salden. Not Pictured: John Henley This year with the co-operation of Mr. Gibb, WDHS was put into existence. The station brought televised up to the minute news to the students by broadcasting on various days of the week. Several T.V. sets were placed in the main halls and lunch room for student viewing and enjoyment. 110 I WDHS News was on the spot time and time again for various school functions and activities. They covered such events as elections, plays, and sporting events. These informative programs were presented during lunch hours on Thursday. WDHS conducted many in depth interviews, such as election candidates, teachers, and don't forget Mr. Bill Banana. Ill THE OBSERVER During the 1980-81 year. The Observer kept Dearborn High informed of its current news events in 26 published issues. The issues published included an excellent variety of news features, student surveys, interviews, editorials, and sport news. Many awards have been achieved this year, including first place in the National Scholastic Press Association and second place in the Columbia Press Association. Seven of the staff reporters have been named to Quill and Scroll, a national honor award for high school journalist, including editor Liz Haynes, co-editor Nancy Havlena, Julie Dalfonsi, Jon Erickson, Patti Hagen, Mark Meyer, and Craig Otten. Some other activities sponsored by the staff included a pizza roll sale, a raffle, and field trips around the Detroit-Metro area. Front row; I to r: Julie Dalfonsi, Roxanne Coleman, editor Liz Haynes. Otten, Russell Zakolski, Bob Butler, Tim Snyder, Tom Forde, Mark co-editor Nancy Havlena, Patti Hagen, Carrie McClanahan, Mary Kay Meyer Kramer. Back row: advisor Ron Webb, Mark Sudia, Jeff Gotts, Craig Forensics Left to Right, front row: Judith Norman, Barb Renko, Leslie German. Second row: Miss Panagos, David Turner, Mark Meyer, Carol Luetzow. Not Pictured: Time Hendrickson, Todd Avery, Paul Riley, Diane Desmet, Brad Saalfrank. Debate Debate is a formal, logical, and well planned method of arguing. Two teams, affirmative and negative, take opposing views, then hope for the best as a judge decides who presented their case best. Though Dearborn had little experience, they faced many able, experienced, and well prepared debators, victoriously! 114 Left to Right, front row: Peggy Burm, Miss Panagos, Ruth Kelly. Second row: David Turner, Mark Meyer. Not Pictured: David Ossenmacher, Jim Leach, Tim Snyder, Ann Price, Stephanie Shields, Lisa Luke, Briget Wolatka. National Honor 5ociety The National Honor Societ worked hard again this year to benefit our school and our community. At Open House in the fall they guided parents to classrooms. At Christmas time they took a toy collection for the needy. In the spring they sponsored the school Red Cross blood donation. To promote their work they sold candy. Front Row (I to r): Amy Thomas. Patricia Rouble, Amy Bruhn, Helen Eftoff, Carolyn Koester, Irene Pryzbyl, Barb Renko, Pam Allen. 2nd Row: Joe Beaman, Eric Seitz, Jim Elsenheimer, Charles Todd. Dawn Ruggirello, Jean Bamrick, Lisa Luke, Marya Bandyk, Amy Griffiths, Gina Fortuna, Kathy Anderzak. 3rd Row: Lori Harris. Patty Hagen, Jackie Pullum, Sandy Carter, Pam O'Connel, Mike Isopi, Jason Dumas. Leo Carr. Brigit Walatka, Karyn Kunzelman. Joann Bandoni, Nancy Havlena, John Brasie, Bob Curtis, Val Stoddard. 4th Row: Elizabeth Daykin. Nancy Webster, Marie Rumschlag, Karen Brehob, Lily Barkovic, Mark Palmer, Craig Weston, Greg Bal, Peter DelGuidice, Brad Barger, Doug Swancutt. 5th Row: Carol Houy, Julie Oberly, Melanie Smith. Lisa Arpasian, Matt Gee, Joe Rutt, Jim Siekkinen, Ken Hipp, Mike Ninichuk, Bill Courtney, Chris Rauh. 115 116 First Row: Paul Sorensen. Second Row: Karen Vivian. Jennifer Czerwick, Kara McConnell, Ann Ross. Meghan Gozdor, Janis Carlson. Third Row: Douglas W. Byron, Walter C. Paliga, Douglas M. Wisniewski, Andrew F. Washington, Bradley J. Roman, Bill Tindall. Charles Assemacher Putting together this years 1981 Pioneer Yearbook has been An Experience . That is the only possible way that it can be phrased. I do have to admit that we have had some fun, but then again we've had quite a few set backs. Our first set back was the lack of a yearbook advisor until second semester. After that just about every section has had its own little catastrophe, such as: The disappearance of 800 underclassmen photos; Getting ink smeared across the front of pictures; Financial problems with the Senior color section; Difficulties with getting game scores for the sports section and all sorts of other miscellaneous little problems. Nonetheless, right now all that matters to any of us on yearbook is to get this 192 page book put together by the deadline. We only ask one thing. Next fall when you're reading this book, for goodness sake, ENJOY IT!III Cover Design and Art Work by Eric Schumaker Yearbook Club People not pictured in staff: Third row: Kim Vega, Hanna Jachniewicz, Jim Elsinheimer, Doug Noland. Second row: Patricia Rouble, Leslie German, Irene Przybly, Pam O'Connell, Kim Nelson 117 Yearbook Photos We would like to thank the photographers for all our pictures and a special thanks to the Dearborn Press Guide for donating several outstanding sports pictures. Brad McFarlin, Bill Tindall, Paul Sorensen, Jim Elsinheimer SOPHOMORE SECTION EDITOR Rndy Washington STUFF Walter Paliga Brad Roman Doug Wisniewski 119 Sophomore Cia Officers Frank Adams Sandra Altenburger Keith Anderson Linda Andrews Douglas Angel Shannon Archer David Assenmacher Tracy Badour David Baerlin Brian Badalucco Robert Bank Gloria Barbaza Paul Benvenuti Dawn Berry John Besek Amy Blossfeld Lori Bonaccinie Susan Boyd Joseph Boyle Cathy Brittain Wendy Bronner Steven Bowers Heather Apigian Amy Bakken Amy Bloetscher Sheri Bogard Kenneth Bouteiller Douglas Brooks 122 Bonnie Buel Sally Burm Livia Calderoni Miriam Carew Tim Carey Karen Carroll Kristine Cederquist Mary Beth Chamblin Robert Charles Tim Christnagel Lisa Clark John Cobb Michael Cobetto Cathy Compos Matthew Conway Frances Colucci Robert Conely Paul Corby Jeffery Corney Lori Ann Corsi 123 Lauri Demsick Peter Dudzinski David Doody Deborah Dull Kenneth Eddy Nancy Edwards Beverly Dougles Mark Elsenheimer Scott Darragh David Demarais Robin Doyle Amy Elwart Laura Ericson Jennifer Eubank Carole Evanoff Annette Ewasek Sharon Fairless Michael Ferrantino Anne Fielek David Fonville Susan Fox Janine Franczak Michael Franklin Eric Frazier 124 Susan Garbarz Michael Gass Leonard Genter Mitzi Good Richard Giacoma Michael Gozdor Cathy Habitz Michele Hanford Mark Hansen Stephen Hansen Verlene Heermann Cheryl Heggie 125 Michael Henley Annette Henry Lisa Hein Robert Hint? Greg Humitz Harold Jackman Jeannine Kain V Lisa Kellachow Robert Hellie Jeffery Herrick Joan Hersey Malanka Iwasko Ruthmarie Kelley Thomas Korte Suzanne Kozlow William Kroetsch 127 Tamara Kotelly Anne Lindberg Greg Kuras Valerie Landon Mark Kuczmarski David Landon Susan Ler. James Kurkie Todd Kuzma Scott Law P I James Leacher Jon Ligtvoet Maribeth Lindquist Tina Louwerse Maribeth Lisek Carol Luetzow Pamela Livengood Jean Marie Lukow David Lobdell Steve Luster Matthew Lorincz Charles Louwerse Bruce Lys 128 Maria Magon Andrew Maguire Diana Malicki Richard Manchester Kenneth Mano Roger Marchelletta Christopher Mark Gary Mason Timothy Masters Richard McCarty Daniel Mchugh Robert Mathers Kara McConnell Thomas Mcilhiny Rosanne Mauti David Mayer Tim Mclaughlin James Mcwhirter Stewart McWilliams Richard Miga 129 Cherie Miller Joseph Moraniec Paul Mullin Hai Nguyen Gary Olkowski Brian Pachy Christine Morawa Maureen Mooney Laura Mount Gregory Moore Steven Movsesian Richard Miller Anthony Miscuk Daniel Moore Diane Murphy Teresa Nehra Michael O'Brien Richard Munie Meg Niemann Judith Norman Claire Palfreman Marie Ouellette Seraphim Pallas Anne O'Reilly Sharyn Padzieski Walter Paliga Kreg Palko Mark Osterhoff 132 Christina Petroff Anthony Pinto Marianne Piotrowski Jon Podany Todd Polk Mary Posler Thomas Posler Mark Reamer Anne Price Michael Prout Susan Rebmann James Reickel Richard Quick Sally Randall James Rausch Rodney Reppenhagen Janet Richards Susan Richter 133 Paul Riley Kenneth Rommelt Marlene Rogalski Thomas Rys Bradley Saalfrank Patricia Sabo Mary Saidock Nanette Salawage John Sarb John Schroeder Oorene Schryer Barbara Schtokal Eric Schultz It Karen Schultz Susan Schultz Clinton Scollard John Scollard Natalie Scott Stephen Sedgwick 134 Marc Stanley Theresa Starrett Carl Stribrny Tim Stryker Lisa Sucharski Thomas Swerc Lisa Swope Edward Sywak Anne Tarpley Jeffrey Taylor Edward Shorno Robert Sommerfeldt Jeffrey Stasevich Kellie Smyth Tanya Sepell Frances Smith Denise Sobota Caroline Seruga Patrick Shedd Matthew Smith Sherri Ann Siwula Thomas Stefanac Gloria Sell Darin Smith Donna Sobczak Charles Thomas Susan Thomas Kathryn Toney Alicia Toth George Tottis Douglas Thornburg Thomas Thornton Christina Timmins Christopher Turner Rosey Vasiliadis Joseph Ugorowski Frank Vaccarelli Lisa Vaccarelli Lisa Vandenbosch Cynthis Verbek Karen Vivian Marie Walkuski Theresa Wall Arpi Vartanian David Walus 136 Hugh Scott Weller Yvonne Wells Elaine Weted Ramond Molinari John White Scott Williams James Williamson Jeffery Williamson Robin Wilson Karn Winn Cheryl Wojciehowski zr 5 Lisa Choma Douglas Wisniewski Kathleen Zubok Lynne Wydick Melody Wysocki Susan Edwards Susan Isern James Lagerstom Paul Zombory Lance Lys Lisa Zangerle ■t 140 Karen Vivian STRFF Jania Carlaon Kara McConnell Doug Nolan Patricia Rouble V. Football Front Row: Manager Tom Nieman, Sean Mikaelian. Tom-Nern, Scott Mills. Bill Stanton, Ted Pitynski, Chris Rauh, Dave Barry, Trainer Chris McNa. Second Row: Coach Ryan, Manager Jim Schriefer, Paul Stempien, Dave Eagle, Stuart Terrell, Harold Moore, Rob Cwik, Todd Osborne, Terry Johnson, John Stevenson, Assistant Coach Baughman. Third Row: Assistant Coach Smith, Keith Burge, Jim Harrison, Greg Cwik, Kelly Goodsell, Devin Wertz, Joe DiRado. Nick Perelekos, Kevin Palko, Dave Mifsud, Assistant Coach Jones. Fourth Row: Dan Carroll, Bruce Alexander, Jeff Mills, Chuck Washington Brad Barber. Kevin Hilton, Paul Lund. Ed Mulford, Sam Savedes. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT D.H.S. 7 Warren 24 20 Trenton 10 21 Edsel Ford 3 9 Plymouth Salem 34 6 Livonia Bentley 23 6 Allen Park 41 10 Belleville 7 0 Taylor Truman 26 6 League Lincoln Park 9 3rd 1. Scott Mills sandwiched between his two protectors. 142 3rd in League 1. Hey, you're going the wrong way! 2. Co-Captain Bill Stanton, Coach Ryan, and Co-Captain Scott Mills This year's football team saw 17 returning players, 12 of whom were starters. The team's overall record was 6-3. This was good enough for a third place finish in League, right behind Trenton and Edsel Ford. The team had many individual stand-outs. Scott Mills set a brand new rushing record of 1,108 yards. Three of the team players made the City First All-League Team, they were seniors Harold Moore, Stu Terrell and junior Dave Mifsud, as kicker, defense tackle and wide receiver, respectively. 143 J.V. Football end! Front Row: Todd Polk, Rob Ciszewski. Patrick Shedd, Jon Podany, Mike Gass. Robert Bank, Tim Masters. Steve Movesian, Mark Rukstello, Greg Kowalski. Second Row: Coach Bridges, Joe Moraniec, Mike Gozdor, John Dalfonsi, David Doody, Greg Humitz, Tim Carey, Jeff Taylor, Kreg Palko Coach Arrick. Third Row: Frank Vaccarrelli. Stuart McWilliams. Robert Mather, Gary Mason, Dan Moore, Kris Beers, Robin Wilson. David DeMaris, Jon Ligtuuet, Tom Posler, Tim Chrisnagel. An overall record of 6-2 helped the J.V. Football team grab 3rd place in League competition. They were defeated only by Trenton and cross-town rival, Edsel Ford. With the potential that these players displayed, the coaches are looking forward to a very successful varsity season next year. Particular standouts included Robert Bank, offensive player, Jon Podany, quarter back, and Mike Gass, halfback. 1. The J.V. players in practice with Coach Arrick and Manager Mark Elsenheimer. 144 J.V. Basketball Front Row: Jon Podany, Scott Law, Todd St. John, Doug Angel, John Huff, Steve Movesian, Chris Hollis, John Ligtvoet. Second Row: Kreg Palko, Paul Zombory, Steve Sedgwick, Clint Scholor, Kurt Gallo, Dave DeMaris, Kris Beers, Coach Al Jones. The J.V. Basketball team did well this year. The many sophomores who went out for the team should offer an excellent competition for next years Varsity play. The team had a few set backs with Jon Podany going up for a basket and coming down on his leg and setting him off for the rest of the season and a few other leg sprains and breaks. Yet everyone came out fine. 1. I'm going to make this basket! 145 V. Cagers qualify fop State S« rfRBW: TT in8r CnriS nCNa- !rian w8e,OVV' Mark WO,,er' TriCap,ain Mi «- Mark Armstrong Bob Schudlich. Manager Mark Elsenheimer. cZr ™£rr ' Tri-Captain Dave Rucker. Eric Stucky, Tri-Cap.ain John Hollis. Greg Cwik. Jim Harrison. Dave Mifsud, Play-offs for first time in 19 years 1. Gene Snell giving his usual orders. 2. Tri-Captains: Dave Rucker, John Hollis, Scott Mills. After an exciting first game. Coach Snell said, We've got a real good group of boys here. We're going to have a real good season. In truth they had a fantastic season. Not only did they take the Suburban Eight League Title but the District's as well. For the first time in 19 years, they also qualified for the state play-offs and competed in a close regional championship. Even though they lost a heart-rendering first game there, they had a season to be very proud of. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT D.H.S. Churchill W Wayne W Trenton w Allen Park w Fordson L Thurston w Belleville w Plymouth Salem w Livonia Bentley w Birmingham Groves w Edsel Ford L H.W. Notre Dame w Wayne w Trenton w Allen Park w Plymouth Canton w Belleville w Plymouth Salem w Livonia Bentley w Edsel Ford L League 1st Districts 1st 147 Cross-Country team Front Brian Row: Row: Joe Run. Steve Johnson. Mark White, Bill Courtney, Doug Swancutt. Scott Law. Jon Meyers, Shannon Archer. Robert Hellie. Second Row Jewel!, Russ Boegehold Paul Benvenuti. Dan McHugh, John White, Amy Thomas. Randy Lynch. Pat Rouble. Carrie Somers, Todd St. John Third Darwin Hadley, Matt Galer, Bill Coulter, Andy MaGuire, Brett Curlee, Steve Hanson, Coach Spain. SCOREBOARD D.H.S. Opponent 42 Livonia Churchill 17 33 Ann Arbor Huron 25 41 Belleville 18 50 Allen Park 15 45 Livonia Stevenson 18 49 T renton 15 50 Plymouth Salem 15 39 Edsel Ford 22 45 Livonia Bentley 18 INVITATI ON ALS: 1st Dearborn 5th Shrine 3rd A.A. Pioneer 1st City 1st HFCC 1st Redford Union 2nd Regionals 1st League 2nd State 148 1. All the way to the end. takes 2nd in State This year's Cross-Country team had an excellent season. Not only did they win all of their dual meets, but they also placed very well in their invitationals, picking up five 1st place trophies. Their greatest achievement came at State. Here they placed 2nd in the Class A State Championship, a feat never accomplished by any other cross-country team in the city of Dearborn. This year's Tri-Captains were Bill Courtney, Doug Swancutt and Mark White. They along with the other graduating Seniors, wish Coach Spain and next year's team all of their luck in continuing on this year's successful record. Good luck also goes to a mighty sophomore, Scott Law, who moved to Chicago. 1. At the finish line. 2. Bill Courtney in his 2nd place finish at the D.H.S. Invitational. 3. Scott Law, gone, but not forgotten. 149 Boys Swimming Team Front Row: Kevin Palko, Dave Jewell, Chuck Coffman, Shannon Archer. Second Row: Coach Jack Dunworth, Bob Sommerfeldt, Matt Gee John Jennings, Leif Albertson, Paul Schriefer. Third Row: Assistant Coach Shannon Dunworth, Joel MaGuire, Mark Stasevich, Tri-Captain Joe Martin Tri-Captain Cole Chambers, Tri-Captain John Lazar. Not pictured - Dave Lazarra. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT D.H.S. G.P. North W Edsel Ford W Livonia Stevenson W Plymouth Salem W Southfield Lathrup W Trenton W Birmingham Groves W Allen Park W Ann Arbor Huron W Belleville W Livonia Bentley W Detroit News Invitational 1st League 1st State 9th 150 1. I hate this capl takes 9th in State meet Si: ‘ 4 Yr {■I This year's swim team was quoted as being the best since 1972 ' Only 15 in number, the team, under the leadership of returning coach. Jack Dunworth, had a superb season. After beating their first opponent. Grosse Pointe North, the team took off on a winning streak. They won all of their meets and captured the League crown 60 points ahead of their nearest competitor. Full of talent, and putting forth every effort to win, the state-qualifiers shaved their heads in order to better their times. Although they didn't hit the top five as they had hoped, they made the top ten and completed an outstanding season which will not soon be forgotten in the history of Dearborn High swimming. 151 1. John Lazar on his way home. 2. Tri-Captains: Cole Chambers, Joe Martin, and John Lazar. Front Row: Chris Bremer, Mark Osterhoff, Marc Boyea, Dave Zacharias. Charlie Toohey, Dan Osterhoff. Back Row: Coach Sam Nastase, Sam Savedes, Jim Donohoe, Paul Stempian, Jim Marx, Mike Toyeas, Sam Serra. Not pictured Assistant Coach Al Harris. The Varsity Wrestling team had a frustrating season this year. They had three wrestlers which made it into the state competition and Marc Boyea wound up in fifth place. Hopefully they will do better next season when the sophomores will be returning as juniors. 1. Coach Nastase shouting a move. 152 1. Co-Captains: Marc Boyea, Mike Toyeas. 2. Looking to get out of under his opponents leg. 3. He almost got him! 4. Asst. Coach Al Harris and Coach Sam Nastase. SCOREBOARD Opponent Varsity Reserve Belleville L L Livonia Bentley W W Edsel Ford L W Plymouth Salem L L Trenton L L Robichaud L G.C. West W Allen Park W W Fordson L Dearborn Ypsilanti Brother Rice Plymouth Canton Fordson Monroe G.C. West Edsel Ford League District Regionals State-Marc Boyea Inv. 3rd 16th 4th 7th 3rd 7th 14th 7th 4th 3rd 5th 5th Regionals in the last IO years 153 Junior Varsity Wrestling Front Row: Tony Pinto, Darin Smith, Seraphin Pallas, Doug Brooks, Tim Christnagel, Mark Watling, Dave Landon. Second Row: Coach Sam Nastase Tom Posler, Chuck Andrews, Mike Barger, Mike Ninichuk, Rob Ciszewski, Scott Denison, Steve Luster. The J.V. Wrestling team did quite well this season. They had many sophomores try out and next years Varsity team should do exceptionally well if the same turn-out exists. They managed to win quite a few of their meets which kept them enthusiastic about doing more wrestling. Everyone did very well overall. 1. Doug Brooks about to be tripped by his opponent. 154 Junior Varsity Tennis The J.V. Tennis team, as a whole, did well this year. They had many sophomores try out, and they ended up doing a good job. They are looking forward to a winning season next year. 1. Tom Swerc, help, get this away from me! Front Row: Jon Ligtvoet, Greg Moore, Jeff Forrest, Roger Marshaleta, Tim Lorenz. Second Row: Robert Hellie, Steve Hanson, Jeff Gotts, Paul Pashkowski, Tom Swerc, Tim McLaughlin, Coach Larry Dock ham. Varsity Tennis SCOREBOARD D.H.S. Opponent 7 Allen Park 0 6 Grosse lie 1 1st Monroe Cath. Cent. Tourn. 1 Trenton 6 6 Plymouth Salem 1 7 Livonia Bentley 0 4th Grosse Pointe Univ. Liggett Tourn. 5 Edsel Ford 2 3rd Muldowney Memorial Tourn. 6 Allen Park i 1 Trenton 6 6 Ypsilanti i 6 Plymouth Salem i 7 Livonia Bentley o 2nd State (Regional) Ipt. State (Meet) 2nd League 1. Takin' orders from the coach. 2. Hey, is that a finish of a swing or a side show dance? The Varsity Tennis had an excellent season this year. They won just about every match that they competed in. Placing first in the Monroe Catholic Central tournament was one of the highlights of the year. Hopefully they will do as well next year as they did this year. 156 2nd in League Front Row: Scott Mills, Paul Riley, Chris Harrison, Dave Lobdell, Craig Otten, Steve Johnson. Second Row: Ass't. Coach Larry Dockham, Don Polidori, Eric Stuckey, Doug Butler, John Fitzgerald, Coach Gene Snell. 157 Golfers take Front Row: Rick Fernandez. Jon Thomas. Bill Monteith, Mark Stevens. Pat Hales. Second Row: Doug Colvin. Jeff Hajdyla. Steve Sedgwick. Matt King John Moyihan. Coach Carl Flegle. Third Row: Hank Scollard, Don Whitton. Don Polidori, Mike Franklin, Jim Siekkinen. SCOREBOARD D.H.S. Opponent 213 Plymouth Salem 197 210 Livonia Bentley 207 218 Allen Park 293 340 Ann Arbor Huron 338 207 T renton 212 215 Edsel Ford 222 213 Divine Child 220 INVITAT ION ALS: 3rd Plymouth. Brighton, Grand Blanc 3rd Jackson 3rd Oscoda 9th Tecumseh 11th Plymouth Best Ball 16th Bed ofrd 2nd League 5th Regionals 1. Co-Captains John Thomas and Bill Monteith. 158 This year was a rebuilding year for the golf team, especially after losing 3 year letter-winner John Shelton. Fifteen strong and raring to go. Coach Flegle and team were hoping to place first in the League. Despite their fine, but disappointing second place finish, the team still had a successful season. The team also placed 5th in the regionals, missing fourth place by just half a point. In the city meet Bill Monteith and Jon Thomas tied for 3rd, while Steve Sedgwick and Mark Stevens picked up honorable mentions. Monteith and Thomas also earned All-League honors. 1. The undisturbed concentration. 2. The follow-through. 159 Front Row: Brad Barber, Doug Greener, Bruce Alexander, Jim Harrison, David Mifsud, David Smith, Scott Mills, Bill Stanton, Bill Courtney, Rob Cwik, Ken Hipp, Joe Rutt, Rick Fernandez, Nick Perolokas, Mike Hammer, Kelly Goodsel. Second Row: Dennis Garbarz, Matt Galer, Rob Bank, John Fawk, Scott Waldinger, Devin Wertz, Shannon Archer, Scott Crawford, Doug Swancutt. Mike Gass, Joe DiRado, Darwin Headly, John White. Third Row: Robin | Wilson, Jim Earl, Paul Lund, Rob Ciszewski, Kurt Gallo, Said Deep, Don Romanski, Brian Pachey, Pat Knisley, Dave Ossenmacher, Tim Stryker, Ed Showno, Andy McGuire, Dan McHugh, Doug Wisniewski, Brad Roman, Andy Washington, Randy Lynch, Richard Manchester, Jim Williamson. Not Pictured: Coaches Bob Bridges and George Arrick. D.H.S, 98 86 84 86 119ft 74 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1. Between two D.H.S. runners, a close competition. Page 161, Cwik sweeping the bunch. SCOREBOARD Livonia Bentley Edsel Ford Westland John Glenn Belleville Allen Park Plymouth Elks Relays Brother Rice Relays Graves Relays City League Opponent 34 46 41 46 12ft 58 160 Track Boys Track This years Varsity Track team did exceptionally well this year. They won every meet that they competed in and did an outstanding job as a group. Bill Courtney outran all of the members from the competing track teams, and contributed greatly to the D.H.S. track team. 1. Almost head and head. 2. Is that R R or spectating? 3. Jim Harrison plowing home. 162 Junior Varsity Baseball Hitting and making runs proved to be no problem for this years J.V. Baseball team. With many sophomores trying out for the team, they worked well together. Good-luck next year when you're on the Varsity team. 1. Tim Carey throwin' it in to 1st. 2. A D.H.S. student in disguise as a J.V. Baseball catcher. Front Row: Manager Mark Elsenheimer, Jeff Taylor, John Besek, Bruce Lys, Greg Kowalski, Greg Humitz, Tim Christnagel, John Dalfonsi, Steve Sedegwick, Trainer Dave Dancu. Second Row: Coach Paul Smith, Chris Mark, Chuck Thomas, Kris Beers, Paul Corby, Tim Carey, John Huff, Scott Darragh, Tim Masters, Coach Ernie Savas. 163 Fr°nt Row: Trainer Dave Dancu. Joe Najduc. Todd Avery. Ken Bank. Sam Savedes. Mike Toyeas. Rob Deluca. Mark Humitz. Dave Milinko Manager Bah JhSeH, Tpr' , COn r Tc Pau'Smith- John S,ron«- S,an F� rkus. Steve Walzak. Dave Demaris. Jay Gniewick. Clint Scholla d Bob Schudlich, Paul Zombory, Coach Ernie Savas. Varsity 1. Oohh, I can feel the breeze! 2. Ready to bat. 164 SCOREBOARD D.H.S. Opponent 6 Allen Park 7 6 Trenton 12 3 Plymouth Salem 15 0 Belleville 4 3 Livonia Bentley 6 3 Edsel Ford 2 11 Allen Park 10 10 Trenton 0 3 Plymouth Salem 1 3 Livonia Bentley 7 1 Edsel Ford 3 0 Belleville 6 4 Detroit Mackenzie 3 6 Robichaud 2 9 Detroit Western 3 4 Divine Child 5 2 St. Alphonsus 8 7 Detroit Central (pre-dis) 5 5 Bishop Borgess (semi-fin) 2 0 Edsel Ford (dis fin) 8 Baseball The Varsity Baseball team didn't do as well as they had expected to. They worked well together as a team, and had many strong players. Hopefully the team will have a better season next year. 1. In it goes. 2. The agony of itl 165 V. Stickhandlers end 1-5-2 Front Row: Jackie Faissal, Lynn Bonaccinie, Dorthea Finken, Gail Blankertz, Lisa Lyons, Suzanne Scharf, Joanne Vasquez. Second Row: Coach Ann Hutchins, Chris Jones, Jean Poma, Colleen Gallager, Amy Cosner, Paula Daoust, Margaret Marvin, Kim Kurkie. I Opponent SCOREBOARD D.H.S. 8 Academy Sacred Heart 2 2 Detroit Country Day 2 3 Kingswood 0 1 Ford son 1 1 0 Edsel Ford 1 1 4 Greenhills 0 1 3 AA Huron 0 1 3 G.P. Univ. Liggett 0 1 8 A.A. Pioneer 1 1 Championships Tied for 8th 1 1. Jean Poma chases the ball and yells at her opponent. 2. Suzanne Scharf waits off in the field for the ball. This years girls' Varsity Field Hockey team was coached by Ann Hutchins. The team had many returning players and a few new players. The team put forth much effort yet they ended their season 1-5-2. 166 2. J.V. Field Hockey ront Row: Aimee Perrin, Cheryl Harp, Lori Corsi, Margot Curlee, Patty Dorghty. Laura Mount, Susan Hicks. Second Row: Nancy Edwards, Debbie Dull, Chris cAllister, Valerie Stoddard, Mary Kay Kramer, Gloria Barbaza, Sue Rictor, Dianne Desmond, Lynn Desmond, Robin Reed. The girls' Junior Varsity Field Hockey team was coached by Ann Hutchins. The team had a late start and did not have try-outs until after school had started. Many sophomores joined and there was much spirit among all the girls. Despite the fact their record ended 0-8 the girls kept moving. 1. Susan Hicks faces off for the ball. 2. D.H.S. player shields the ball from her opponent. 167 SCOREBOARD Opponent D.H.S. 8 Detroit Country Day 0 4 Kingswood 0 2 Fordson 0 1 Edsel Ford 0 1 Greenhills 0 4 AA Huron 1 2 G.P. Univ. Liggett 0 3 A.A. Pioneer 0 V. Tennis, 1st in regionals Front Row: Cheryl VanKirfc, Debbie Smutek, Mary Ellen Bageris, Karyn Kunzelman, Julie Vantilburg. Second Row: Coach Lou Stehlik, Sandy Altenburger, Debbie Kunzelman, Donna Tominac, Carol Verderbar, Opponent SCOREBOARD D.H.S. 1 Franklin I 0 Allen Park 0 Trenton 0 Farmington 3 Lathrup t 1 Plymouth ( 2 Edsel Ford I 7 G.P. North 1 3 Bentley 4 1 Fordson ( League Tied for 2nd 1 John Glenn ( Regionals 1st State 14th 0 Oak Park 0 Academy Sacred Heart 1. Debbie Kunzelman returns the serve. 2. Julie Vantilburg telling her opponent what she thinks. The girls' Varsity Tennis team was very successful this season. They came in second in league and won the regionals quite easily. Of the seven divisions, they collected medals in six. The team earned its way to the state competition in Kalamazoo where they did quite well, 14th out of 50 teams. They were coached by Lou Stehlik and assisting her was Sharon Williams. •Ml 168 J.V. Tennis The girls' Junior Varsity Tennis team was coached by Sharon Williams. The team had many returning players and they were joined by a few new players. Even with the shortage of schools with Junior Varsity Tennis teams the girls managed to play in quite a few matches, and win quite a few of them too. 1. Varsity player Cheryl VanKirk waits for her partner to hit the ball. 169 Front Row: Holly Klask, Lisa Clark, Carolyn Rossoni, Ten Wall, Karen VanBergeijk, Kristen Hylkema, Mary Beth Lynch. Second Row: Coach Sharon Williams, Wendy Guild, Sue Len, Carol Houy, Susan Thomas, Meg Niemann, Lisa Iwasko, Lisa Chambers. V. Cagers win all The girls' Varsity Basketball team did very well this season. They were coached by Jim Vanderhull. The team only lost 5 games during the season and won all 3 district games. They advanced to the regionals where they took 5th place. The team was mostly composed of returning players and were quite compatible with each other and were able to do what they did through this. 1. Beth Fink passes the ball to a fellow team member. 2. Audrey Pope takes a shot. SCOREBOARD Opponent D.H.S 7 Kennedy 54 36 Fordson 65 40 N. Farmington 65 33 Trenton 49 49 Plymouth 44 45 Allen Park 48 40 Belleville 45 52 Redford Union 59 52 Edsel Ford 45 39 Bentley 29 36 T renton 35 34 Plymouth 20 16 Taylor Center 60 19 Allen Park 63 45 Belleville 60 58 Edsel Ford 40 53 Bentley 60 Districts 62 Annapolis 57 46 G.C.E. 59 37 Wayne 48 Regionals 5th A v x 170 2. Ita. district games Front Row: Coleen Greene, Audrey Pope, Sandy Moore, Barbara Gilbert. Second Row: Trainer Michelle Hanford, Judy Jenner, Beth Fink, Joyce Krause, Annette Ewasek, Natalie Scott, Michele Neberie, Jackie Haller, Trainer Kathy Isham, Coach Jim Vanderhull. 1. 171 J.V. Cagers end 7-10 Opponent SCOREBOARD D.H.S. 3 Kennedy 28 25 Fordson 54 24 N. Farmington 23 30 Trenton 16 37 Plymouth 25 12 Allen Park 40 40 Belleville 33 45 Redford Union 33 28 Edsel Ford 44 34 Bentley 23 45 Trenton 30 24 Taylor Center 30 27 Allen Park 44 32 Belleville 29 40 Edsel Ford 41 41 Bentl ey 36 1. Trish Romans and Denise Sobota hurry off, all smiles, after shaking hands with the opposite team. The girls Junior Varsity Basketball season was a good experience for varsity play next year. Although there were only seven girls on the squad the willingness to learn and accomplish something was constantly in the atmosphere, even though scrimmaging was almost impossible. With the helpful coaching of Ellen Hurley, the girls finished their season off with an overall record of 7-10! 172 Front Row: Melody Wysocki, Denise Sobota, Caroline Seruga, Cathy Hudson. Second Row: Trainer Michelle Hanford, Karen Brehob, Gloria Sell, Robin Doyle, Trish Romans, Trainer Kathy Isham. J.V. Spikers finish on top Front Row: Chris McAllister, Jackie Pullum, Livia Calderoni, Katie Bloom, Theresa Starrett. Second Row: Coach Ann Hutchins, Meg Niemann, Patti McGettigan, Theresa Nehra, Susan Thomas. 1. Help, I don't want the ball! The girls' Junior Varsity Volleyball team finished it's season in first place league victory, losing only 2 games in the season. The team was coached by Ann Hutchins and the season started out shaky when girls dropped out and the team was left with 8 players. But, despite the loss the team used it as an advantage for more court time and less bench time. The team had no major problems during the season. The players all got along well and played well together on the court, as the results show. With the help of a good coach and the ability of the girls, the team turned out on the very top. 173 S S S S S r SSSr-SSSf 1. Audrey Pope, Karyn Kunzelman and Beth Fink attack the game. 2. Annette Ewasek plays the defense. 174 V. Spikers “bumped” SCOREBOARD [Opponent D.H.S.I Annapolis wl Edsel Ford w| Plymouth Salem wl Trenton wl Bentley wl Belleville wl Allen Park wl Edsel Ford w Dearborn Invitational 4th Plymouth Salem W Trenton L Edsel Ford Invitational 2nd [Bentley L [Schoolcraft Invitational • | 1 Belleville W Allen Park w |Pre-Districts w | Districts 1st | Regionals L | This score was unavailable. from state tournament The girls' Varsity Volleyball team had a very successful season. They won all but 2 games the entire season and made it to regionals where they were finally bumped” out by losing only to the 1st place team. The girls were coached by Lou Stehlik and were very supportive of each other. Through their efforts they almost reached the very top. 1. Karyn Kunzelman plays the net. 175 Front Row: Judy Jenner, Beth Fink, Amy Fragner, Karyn Kunzelman, Sandy Altenburger. Second Row: Coach Lou Stehlik, Susan Navyac, Annette Ewasek, Audrey Pope, Colleen Greene, Gail Blankertz. Dearborn Swimming: Opponent SCOREBOARD D.H.S. 96 G.P. South 72 41 N. Farmington 41 17 Fordson 63 36 Lathrup 47 73 Trenton 96 26 Allen Park 57 24 Belleville 59 44 Farmington 35 35 Plymouth 44 Edsel Ford W Seaholm W Bentley L League 2nd State 9th These scores were unavailable. 1. Linda Andrews and Jack Dunworth in conference. 2. A back smacker! 3. A victorious moment for Andrea Blanzy, Keri Williams and an unknown swimmer. The girls' Swimming team, under the direction of Jack and Shannon Dunworth and manager Jeannie Lukow, started off with many swimmers. Soon after, many girls quit and the team diminished into a handfull of very productive swimmers. Through their hard work, they overcame the obstacles and fared well throughout the entire season. The peak of the season came at the zi i meet. Here, the team consisting of 5 swimmers, Allyson Brown, Kelly Buck, Patty Sabo and co-captains, Dianne Hudak and Brigid Muldowney, along with one diver, Carla Barbour, took the 9th place state title. The 400 free-relay team took 12th. Sabo placed 3rd in the 200 free and 500 free. Muldowney took 2nd in the 100 breast. Brigid Muldowney received M.V.P. All in all the team did exceedingly well considering its size! 176 Quality, just like always Front Row: Lisa Zangerle, Dawn Pribik, Kris Cederquist, Linda Andrews, Patty Sabo. Middle Row: Coach Shannon Dunworth, Kathy Maclnnis, Andrea Blanzy, Carlo Barbour, Keri Williams, Jackie Shelton, Melissa Boyer, Coach Jack Dunworth. Back Row: Dianne Hudak, Sheri Harman, Brigid Muldowney, Allyson Brown, Kelly Buck, Cheryl Wood. 1. 1. Patty Sabo moving ahead. 2. Lisa Zangerle in a back stroke start. 177 Winning fever strikes 1. Coach Heydrick with a few of the girls. 2. Miriam Carew and Asst. Coach Bonnie Whisman looking on to the mats. 3. Lynn Bonaccinie in a perfect ending. Pioneer Gymnasts The girls' Gymnastics team, coached by Shirley Heydrick, had a very eventful season this year. The team had few returning juniors and seniors, yet they made up for that with the sophomores who did join the team this year. The team won every one of its competitions and Lynn Bonaccinie qualified for state competition where she placed 26th. In the Dearborn Invitational the girls took 7th, they swept the floor with 1st place in league and an 8th place in the regionals. Overall the girls had a pretty good season. 1. Lori Boaccinie in a winning end pose. 2. Bonnie Buell ready for a flip. Front Row: Miriam Carew, Holly Klask, Laurie Kuhn, Patti Noll, Joanne Bonnie Buell, Jackie Shelton. Middle Row: Shelly Talbot, Mary Maclnnis, Kris Cederquist, Melissa Boyer, Karen VanBergeijk. Donna Sobczak, Betsy Dakin. Back Row: Trainer Kathy Isham, Coach Shirley Heydrick, Lynn Bonaccinie, Sue Isem, Beth Tomes, Tara Gale, Lori Baldwin, Assistant Coach Bonnie Whisman, Manager Ann Fielek. 179 Girls Track, 1st in 30 teams: 1. Sue Isem going over the top! 2. Audrey Pope just relaxing. 3. Tanya Sepell and Sue Isem cooling off. D.H.S. SCOREBOARD Opponent 80 Bentley 43 76 Edsel Ford 47 83 Ladywood, Mercy 29 44 86 Belleville 37 114 Allen Park 8 3rd C.M.U. Relays 2nd Bedford 1st City 62 Trenton 61 1st Marian Relays 1st Regionals 70 Plymouth 53 1st League 180 Marian Relays This years Girls Track team was coached by Ray Holms and Dave Cooper. The team had many star returning players and were joined by many new ones too. They won just about all of their meets and usually placed 1st or 2nd in Championships. With all the advantages of the star runners, coaches, trainers, managers, and just the number of all the girls put together it far outweighted the fact that the D.H.S. track was more like a swimming pool than a running surface! Overall everyone did exceptionally well. 1. Beth Fink taking the lead. 2. Denise Sobota doing the long jump. Front Row: Manager Sue Madison, Janet Richards, Leslie Park, Tanya Sepell, Kathy Anderzak, Denise Sobota, Susan Hicks, Lori Kuhn, Jeannie Kain, Vine Price, Trainer Kathy Isham. Second Row: Janet Jestice, Katie Bloom, Mary Kay Kramer, Suzanne Scharf, Carrie Sommers, Heidi Weger, Margaret Marvin, Amy Thomas, Sheri Harmon, Patty Daughty, Kelly Martin, Lori Bonnaccine, Sheri Bogard, Rose Mauti, Mendy McIntosh. Third Row: Ass't. Coach Dave Cooper, Trish Romans, Beth Fink, Heather Apigian, Gloria Sell, Julie Moore, Tessa Lennis, Audrey Pope, Carla Barbor, Annette Ewasek, Sue Isern, Kim Vega, Trainer Michelle Hanford, Trainer Lisa Iwasko, Coach Ray Holm. 181 SCOREBOARD D.H.S. Opponent Opponent D.H.S. Fordson W Grosse lie W Edsel Ford w Pioneer L Huron w Brighton Bestball 10th Kingswood L Regionals 10th 1. Marta Monteith finishing off her swing. 2. A few of the team members moving from the hole. Girls Golf Marta Monteith, Cathy Gartland, Marianne Piotrowski, Jackie Shelton, Shelly Talbot. Lisa Smith, Mary Ellen Bageris. 182 The Girl's Golf team was coached by Shirley Heydrick. The team, few in number, played at Warren Valley Golf Course for practice and home tournaments. They missed quite a bit of school to get to the golf course before the after-work crowds did, but it paid off. Junior Varsity Softball Front Row: Jenny Eubank, Mary Sadock, Carolyn Seruga, Brigit Walatka, Lisa Clark, Sally Burm, Dorene Schryer. Second Row: Coach Cheryl Armer, Amy Elwart, Theresa Starrett, Deanna Haydous, Lisa Hein, Melody Wysocki, Debbie Dull. 1. Lisa Clark sending the ball in. 2. Manager Carrie McClannahan almost asleep at the game. D.H.S. SCOREBOARD Opponent 1 17 Allen Park 9 6 Trenton 23 1 Plymouth Salem 5 12 Bentley 17 4 Edsel Ford 16 1 Trenton 16 5 Belleville 13 27 Fordson 1° 10 Bentley 20 19 Edsel Ford 14 5-18 Richard Tourney 26 17 183 Varsity Softball This years Girl's Varsity Softball team was coached by Ann Hutchins. The team had few returning players but there were many new juniors added to the order. The girls managed to win quite a few of their games even though most of the time they were rained out. Overall everyone did quite well. 1. Polly Pittford going for the catch. 2. Hey Pitcher! 184 Front Row: Sharon Baggett, Jackie Haller, Karyn Kunzelman, Polly Pitford, Cindy Assenmacher, Carolyn Possoni. Second Row: Coach Anne Hutchins, Jean Poma, Pam Franklin, Colleen Greene, Gail Blankertz, Barb Gilbert, Manager Carrie McClanahan —ZMEI 1. A low throw to home. 2. Colleene Greene in the back swing. 3. The team listening for directions. D.H.S. SCOREBOARD I Opponent! 34 Allen Park 7 I 5-6 Melvindale 8-4 1 15 Trenton 1° 1 14 Plymouth Salem 9 1 4 Belleville 11 1 2 Bentley 22 I 2 Edsel Ford 16 1 14 Allen Park 13 I 14 Trenton 26 1 13 Plymouth Salem 9 1 4 Belleville 11 I 1 7 Fordson 4 I 1 4 Bentley 16 1 1 11 G.C. East Pre-districts 8 1 6 Edsel Ford 1° 1 4 Annapolis 8 I WLL Shrine Tourney 2 City Tourney (Edsel) 11 1 185 Leaders of Pep and Spirit: WINTER SPORTS Front Row: Marta Monteith, Andrea Blanzy, Kelly Nozicka. Second Row: Mary Ford, Molly Brett, Sue Mertz, Beth Lacey. Missing from picture • Beth Magewick. J.V. FOOTBALL Front Row: Katie Bloom, Molly Brett, Elaine Stratton, Mary McCardwell. Second Row: Jenny Eubank, Sue Garbarz, Coach Debbie Karagees, Chris Morawa, Lisa Vaccarelli. VARSITY Front Row: Tara Gale, Carla Lopez, Beth Lac Ritenour, Kelly Martin, Andrea Pfeifer, B Rosenfeldt, Beth Magewick, Mary Ford, Coach Cheerleaders: We are still short 4 uniforms ... when they are turned in to me you will receive your letters. J. Johnson The D.H.5. lOOTBALL 'y, Sue Mertz. Second Row: Janet Jestice, Lisa nnie Bremenkampf. Third Row: Elizabeth tebbie Karabees. Cheerleaders GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row: Pam Livengood, Kelly Nozicka, Margaret Schroder, Ruth Bennett. Second Row: Marta Monteith, Coach Debbie Karabees, Kellie Smyth. WINTER SPORTS Front Row: Lisa Hein, Lisa Ritenour, Julie Vantilburg, Joanie Wozniak. Second Row: Janet Jestice, Andrea Pfeifer, Kelly Martin, Carla Lopez. Mr. and Mrs. Faello Benvenuti Dr. and Mrs. John Moynihan Mr. and Mrs. Bruhn Cerise M. Blyth Dr. and Mrs. George R. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wildt Mr. and Mrs. Julius Otten Mr. and Mrs. Toohey The Lys Family Sheila Kay Brooks Mr. and Mrs. James D. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick G. Sheill Marilyn Jean Rausch Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Hagopian Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shelton Judith A. Torrice Mr. and Mrs. James Schnell Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Czerwick Dr. and Mrs. R.C. Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Zakoski Mr. and Mrs. Zubok Mr. and Mrs. R. Zinger Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lennis Mr. and Mrs. Pribik Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly Dr. and Mrs. W.K. McKersie Elaine Juncker Mr. and Mrs. James W. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Zinger Mr. and Mrs. Gniewek Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Victor J. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David L. Osterhoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hudak Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Bottomley Mr. and Mrs. William Assenmacher Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Banish Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Len Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Rouble Doug Byron Walter Paliga Brad Romen Andy Washington Janis Carlson Doug Wisniewski Karen Vivian Paul Sorensen Kara McConnell Jennifer Czerwick Meghan Gozdor Ann Ross Bill Tindall Chuck Assenmacher fop Helping Us Get Over the Financial Hurdle Thank Senior Index 1981 ADAMS, STEPHEN - First Stop ALANDT, CATHY Western Club, Coalition, Swimming, Track. Gymnastics ALEXANDER, ADAIR ALLEN, PAM N.H.S. ALLYSON, RONALD ALTENBURGER. PAMELA ANDERSON. CARRIE ANDERSON. JOSEPH - First Stop ANDERSON, KRISTINA Ski Club, B-Cert. ANDERZAK, KATHY - V. Track, A-Cert. ANDREWS. DOUGLAS ARMSTRONG, EMILY ARMSTRONG, KEN ARTMAN, MARY ANN ARZOOYAN, JERRY - Tennis ASSENMACHER, CHARLES - Yearbook, B-Cert., Observer AUTHIER, PIERRETTE Muse, B-Cert. BAKALIS, CHRISTINE B-Cert., Coalition BAKER, JOHN Baseball BALDWIN. LORI - Ski Club. Band, Gymnastics, B-Cert. BAMRICK, JEANNE - AFS, Observer, B-Cert., Coalition, Ski Club BANDONI, JOANNE BANDYK. MARYA V.P. of Thespians, Choir, Gymnastics, N.H.S. BANK. KENNETH J.V. Football, J.V. V. Baseball. B-Cert. BARNETT. MITCHELL BARRY. DAVE - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Basketball, B-Cert. BATTJES, KERRI LYNN Western Club, Gymnastics, Track BAYLESS. JON DAVID AFS, WDHS, First Stop BEAMAN, JOSEPH N.H.S., Red Cross 50 Mile Swim, Baseball-Mgr., A-Cert. BENCZARSKI, DAVID BERRY, LAWRENCE BLACKBURN, DOUGLAS BLANKERTZ, GALE BOK, THERESA BOLTRICK, BETH - B-Cert. BONACCINIE, LYNN BOROWSKI, ANNE MARIE - Ski Club, Choir, Thespian, Jr. Secretary, A-Cert., Coalition, N.H.S. BOSKI, CHARLES BOTTIAUX, DAVID BOWERS, WENDY ANN BOYEA, MARC Wrestling Capt., Print Team BRAILSFORD, GAVIN B. Cert. BREDOW, JAMES BREMKAMPF, BONNIE B-Cert., Cheerleader, Gymnastics BREMER, CHRISTOPHER - Thespians, Video Club, Wrestling, B-Cert., Choir BRETT. MOLLY BRICKNELL, MICHAEL - Ski Club, Pretentious Club, Jazz Band, B-Cert. BRINCKMAN, BETH BRINKS, AMY B-Cert., Swimming Timer BROSNAHAN, PATRICK - J.V. Football BROWN. ALLYSON V. Swimming, Coalition, B-Cert. BRUHN, AMY N.H.S.. A-Cert. BUONO. LISA Band, Jazz Dancer, B-Cert. BYINGTON, JAMES CADDY, GARY - V. Baseball, Thespian CALSO, KAREN Jazz Dancer CAMPBELL, BARBARA Softball, B-Cert. CAMPBELL, CHRISTINE CAREW, EVAN Pretentious Club CAREY, LYNN CARTER, LAURIE - Y-Teens CAUVIN, JIM CHAMBERS, COLE CHAMBLIN, LAURA - Western Club, Choir, Observer, B-Cert. CHAPMAN,KATHY CHAPMAN, KRISTINE CHITTENDEN, MICHAEL CLEARY,ROBERT COFFMAN,CHARLES COLE, JIM - Ski Club CONWAY, CELESTE CORBET. TIMOTHY CORRIGAN, MAUREEN B-Cert., Cheerleader COSNER. AMY - B-Cert., N.H.S., Volleyball COURTNEY, WILLIAM Cross Country, Track, N.H.S. CRAWFORD. JOHN CULLENS, JEFFREY CURLEE, BRETT Ski Club, Track, Cross Country, A-Cert. CURTISS. ROBERT Band, A-Cert., J.V. Tennis, N.H.S. CWIK, ROBERT - J.V. V. Football, V. Track DALFONSI, JULIE Observer, WDHS, Yearbook. B-Cert. DANCU, DAVID Trainer; Football, Basketball, Baseball, B-Cert. DAOUST, PAULA - Ski Club, B-Cert., J.V. V. Field Hockey DARWISH, MARIAM DAUGHERTY, PATRICIA - Choir, Jazz Dancer, Print Team, Track, Field Hockey, B-Cert. DAVIES. ELIZABETH DEMARAIS, DENISE - V. Track, A-Cert., N.H5. DEMSHUK, WILLIAM DENISON. SCOTT DEPUY, PETER WDHS DERDARIAN, HEATHER • B-Cert. DESMET. LYNNE - Field Hockey DESPRES, RENEE DEVOE, DENNIS DOIG, ANN DOMAN, SCOTT DONAHUE. BRIAN DONOHUE, JAMES DOODY. DARLENE Band DORR, TIMOTHY DOYLE. MARK EAGLE, DAVID - B-Cert., Football EATON. PAMELA Homecoming Court EDWARDS. PATTY - B-Cert., Choir EFTOFF, HELEN A-Cert., N.H.S. EGESBURG,ROBERT EICHER, JODY Yearbook, Print Team ELLIS. EDWARD ELSENHEIMER, JAMES Yearbook, WDHS, Muse. Print Team, A-Cert., N.H.S. ERLANDSON, INGRID Y-Teens, B-Cert. EVANGELISTA. RICHARD German Club, Pretentious Club, Band, B-Cert. EVERT, MICHAEL EVESLAGE, DEBORAH EWING, SANDRA GAYLE FAISSAL, JACQUELINE - Ski Club, Band, Field Hockey, WDHS FARKAS, FRANK J.V. V. Baseball, 8-Cert. FIEDLER, SUSAN B-Cert. FINKEN. DOROTHEA - Ski Club, Field Hockey FITZGERALD. JOHN V. Tennis FORD. MARY Cheerleader. B-Cert. FORREST, DAVID - Swimming FORTUNA, GINA Cheerleader, Track, A-Cert. FRANKLIN, PAMELA Ski Club, J.V. V. Softball, Band, B-Cert. FRANKS. MICHAEL FRANSIK,MICHAEL FUHRMAN,DON GALE, TARA Gymnastics, Cheerleader GALER, MATTHEW First Stop, V. Cross Country Track GALLAGHER. COLLEEN GARBARZ, DANIEL GARY. STEVEN GENISE, JOE • Wrestling GERMAN, LESLIE - AFS, German Club, Thespians, Forensics, Yearbook GILBERT, BARBARA Western Club, Basketball, Softball GILES. JOELLEN - Choir GILLIES, ELIZABETH GILO. STEVEN Football GLECKLER, PAMELA Jazz Dancer, Band, B-Cert. GLUMB, SARA LYNN GNIEWEK, JAY - J.V. Football, J.V. V. Baseball GODELL. MATTHEW GOZDOR, MEGHAN GRAY, LISHA Soph. Vice Pres., A B-Cert. GREENE. COLLEEN V. Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, N.H.S.. A B-Cert. GRIFFITHS. AMY AFS, Band. WDHS, Pretentious Club, N.H.S., A B-Cert. GRINZINGER, MARK GROUGAN, SCOTT Thespians, Choir GUSTAFSON. CHRISTOPHER HAASE, BRENT Band, B-Cert. HADLEY, DARWIN Track. Orchestra HAGOPIAN, STEPHANIE HALDERMAN. CAROL HAMMOND, JANE Western Club, Pres, of Jr. Sr. Class, Track, B-Cert. HARDER, TOM HARDY, VAL HARP, ZAYNAB HARRISON, CHRISTOPHER HAVLENA, NANCY Observer, N.H.S., J.V. V. Softball. A BCert. HAYES. DAVID HAYES, THOMAS HAYNES, ELIZABETH Observer, Choir, Band, J.V. Basketball Volleyball, BCert. HENDRICKSON, TIMOTHY III • Choir, Band, Thespians HENRY, MONICA Y Teens HENRY, TERESA Y Teens HERNANDEZ, DELFINA HERSHEY. ANNE Swim Track timer, ACert. HERSHEY, VICTORIA Western Club, Coalition, BCert. HERZOG,CONSTANCE HILL, JACKIE HIPP, KENNETH V. Track. N.H.S., ACert. HOEFNER, CLAUDIA HOEFT, BEVERLY Ski Club. Band, Softball HOLLIS, JOHN Capt. V. Basketball HOPKINS. MARK J.V. Football HORVATH. THERESA • J.V. Basketball, Track, BCert. HUDAK, DIANNE - Ski Club. V. Swimming HUGHES. BETTINA HUMITZ, MARK Baseball, BCert. HURLEY. JULIE IAFRATE, SANDRA IRWIN, BRAD BCert. JENNINGS, JOHN Swimming JOHNSON. TERRY - J.V. V. Football, N.H.S. JOHNSTON. JULIE JONES, CHRISTINE Band, Jazz Dancer, J.V. V. Field Hockey, BCert. JONES, JAMIE - Swimming, First Stop, J.V. Basketball JONES. JOHN JUNCKER. JOHN BCert. KABARA,ERNEST KABARA, MARY Band KALANDEK,BRUCE KARGE, DONNA Ski Club, AFS, Choir, Majorette KATZ, ROSS KELLY, MATTHEW KEMIAN, BRIAN Band KERR,JEFFREY KILBURN, DEBORAH KINCAID. DEBBIE KING. BRETT KING. CATHERINE KNAPP. BILL - Ski Club KOEHLER, KEVIN Ski Club KOESTER, CAROLYN N.H.S. ACert. KOPEC, BRIAN KOTH, BRYCE Observer. WDHS, First Stop KOVACS, WALTER Wrestling KOZLOW, PATTY BCert. KRAL, BRUCE Band KUCHTA, MICHELLE Track, Swim, Cross Country, Cheerleader KUFFNER, JEANNE Track, Swim KUNZELMAN, DEBBIE Jazz Dancer, Tennis, Volleyball, BCert. KURAS, JERRY KURKIE, KIM J.V. Softball. J.V. V. Field Hockey, A BCert. KWILOS, MARGARET BCert., Pretentious Club LACEY, BETH Western Club. Track. Cheerleader LAPSHAN. GERALYN BCert. LARRAZA, DAVID LASICHAK, RENEE LAZAR, JOHN LEACH, JAMES • Pretentious Club, Band LEACHER, JOHN - Pres, of Thespians, BCert. LEICHT, JANE - Jazz Dancer, Band LEIDNER, JOHN LENNIS, THERESE LESINSKI, JAMES LESKI, GAYLE • Western Club, Y-Teens LINDBERG, MICHAEL Thespians, Choir, BCert. LINGQUIST, MARY LINGSCHEIT, JEFFREY Basketball, Track, B-Cert. LOEFFLER, KEVIN AFS LOEWE, BETSY - Choir. Band. Jazz Dancer. A B-Cert. LONG. BRADLEY LUKE, LISA LYNCH, MARY BETH LYPKA. LAURA J.V. Softball. Golf. B-Cert. LYS, MIKE - J.V. Football MAGINNIS, MARY MAGEWICK. BETH MAGRINI. WANDERLEI MAGUIRE, JOEL • Swimming MALLECK. KATHRVN MANCHESTER, DIANA MANSFIELD. THOMAS MANZAGOL. DOUG MARINOS. DENISE • First Stop MARK. JOSEPH • B-Cert. MARTIN, JOE • Swimming MARVIN. MARGARET • Ski Club, V. Field Hockey. V. Track, J.V. Volleyball MARX. JAMES MASON, JULIE - Y-Teens MASSIE, ROBBIE - German Club, V. Swimming, B-Cert., Choir MATLE, KARINA Ski Club, German Club, B-Cert. MAY, CHERIE MCALLISTER, DIANE B-Cert. MCALLISTER, KENNETH MCATAMNEY. TODD MCBROOM, PETER Wrestling MCCOY. NEAL MCHUGH, ANN MARIE Thespians, Band, Choir, N.H.S., WDHS, Track, J.V. Cross Country, J.V. Field Hockey, A-Cert. MCLAUGHLIN, ERIN - A-Cert.. N.H.S. MCNAY. JAMES MEADOWS. MARILYN MERKLE. JAMES - Thespians, Choir, Forensics, Wrestling, WDHS MERTZ, SUZANNE Cheerleader, Coalition, B-Cert., N.H.S. METELSKI, MARLA MEYER, MARK MEYERS. JODI - Y-Teens. Yearbook MEYERS, JON Ski Club, Track, Cross Country, Tennis, B-Cert. MEYERS, MARY BETH MICALLEF, SCOTT MIKAELIAN. SEAN MILINKO. DAVID MILLER, CHARLES Band. B-Cert. MILLS, SCOTT - J.V. V. Football, V. Basketball, Baseball, Track, B-Cert. MISTOPOULOS, MICHAEL MITCH, DEBRA MONAGHAN, FRANK MONAGHAN. MAUREEN MONTEITH, BILL Ski Club. Jazz Band, V. Golf, J.V. V. Baseball, B-Cert. MONTI, SYLVIA - Y Teens MOORE, DEANNA - Ski Club. Band, Track, V.P. of Jr. Sr. Class, Coalition, Homecoming Court, B-Cert. MOORE. HAROLD - German Club, Forensics, Debate, Football MOORE, SANDRA MOUZOURAKIS, MICHAEL MOYNIHAN, JOHN - J.V. V. Golf, B-Cert. MULDOWNEY. BRIGID Swim. N.H.S. MUMAW, LINDA MURPHY, ELIZABETH MUSTONEN, DAVID Thespians, Forensics, Choir, WDHS NAJDUK, LORI Choir B-Cert. NASON. JOYCE Band NERN, THOMAS NIEMAN, THOMAS V. Football, Track, B-Cert. NIEMIEC, PAUL NOLAN. DOUG - Yearbook. B-Cert., Print Team NOVAK. NANCY A B-Cert. NURMI, KRISTINE - Western Club, Choir OCONNELL, PAMELA Muse, Choir, N.H.S., Yearbook OCONNOR, JOHN OHAGAN, KEVIN OHM. MATTHEW ONEILL, HUGH OREILLY, JOHN - First Stop, J.V. Football OREILLY, PAT - First Stop OSBORNE, TODD Muse. Football OSHAUGHNESSY, KATHY Gymnastics, B-Cert. OSSENMACHER, DAVID OSTERHOFF, DANIEL OTTEN, DAWN Cheerleader, Jr. Treasurer, Coalition PAAS, ELIZABETH PAINTER. KEVIN Track, Baseball PARR, LYNNE PARRENT, THOMAS • J.V. Track, B-Cert. PALICH, WILLIAM PERKOVICH, NANCY PERRIN. MICHAEL PERRY. MELANIE - Ski Club, Softball, Volleyball, Y-Teens. B-Cert. PETERSON, KERRIE - Tennis. Swim, B-Cert. PINKHAM, BRADLEY - Band PITTS, LINDA B-Cert. PITYNSKI, TED - Ski Club, Football, Spanish Club, J.V. Tennis PLUMMER. TERRY POMA, JEAN - J.V. V. Softball. J.V. V. Field Hockey, B-Cert. POPE. AUDREY - Ski Club, V. Basketball, Volleyball. Track, B-Cert. PRZYBYL. IRENE Yearbook. Western Club, A-Cert., N.H.S. PUTZIG. HEIDI PYRRO, SUSANNA - Ski Club RAUH, CHRISTOPHER Track, V. Football. A-Cert., N.H.S. REBMANN. NANCY REILLY, TIMOTHY RENKO, BARBARA - AFS, Muse, Choir, Pretentious Club, Thespians, Forensics, WDHS, A B-Cert. RICHERT, JIM ROEMMELT. JOHN ROGALSKI, NANCY ROGERS. NATALIE ROMANUK, JAMES ROSENFELDT. ELIZABETH - Western Club, Cheerleader, A B-Cert. ROSS, ANN - Yearbook, A B Cert. ROSS, SUSAN ROUBLE, PATRICIA Yearbook, J.V. Cross Country, V. Track, Muse, French Club, A-Cert. RUCKER, DAVID RUTT, JOSEPH V. Cross Country, Track, B-Cert. RYAN. WILLIAM RYS, EDWARD SALDEN. DANNY SAVAGE, HEATHER B-Cert. SAVICH, DAN SAVICH. STEVEN SCHAEFER, SHANNON SCHNELL, KATHLEEN Western Club, Thespians, Cheerleader, Choir, Jazz Dancer, Majorettes, Golf. B-Cert. SCHRIEFER, JIM Football Mgr., B-Cert. SCHROEDER, MARGARET - Cheerleader SCHRYER. DONNA Softball SCHULZ. MARK Basketball, Baseball SCHUMAKER. ERIC Muse. A-Cert., Yearbook SCHUNEMAN, JOEL - WDHS SCOLLARD, HANK • Track. Golf SELTZ. ERIC SEPELL, DAVID SHELTON. JACQUELINE SHERIDAN. ANN SHERIDAN. JAMES SHIELDS. STEPHANIE SIMMONS. BOB Basketball. Baseball SITLER. DOUGLAS - Track SKELLY, THOMAS - Band. WDHS SMALARZ, JAMES SMITH. DAVID - J-V. V. Basketball. J.V. V. Track. B-Cert. SMITH, LISA • V. Swim. V. Golf SMOLTZ. PATRICIA SMYTH, GERALD B-Cert. SNOW, SHARON - Yearbook, Y-Teens SNYDER, TAMMY STANECKI, PAUL • Track, B-Cert. STANER, DOUGLAS Wrestling, B-Cert. STANTON, BILL - Football, Track STASEVICH. MARK - Diving, Swim STEIN, JOHN - J.V. Baseball, B-Cert. STICE, RUTH - Choir, Track, Gymnastics STILL, ALLEN - Pretentious Club, WDHS STRATTON, ELAINE STUART, MARTHA SUDIA, MARK • Choir, Observer SWANCUTT. DOUGLAS - Cross Country. Track, N.H.S. SZELC, JEROME TAGLIAMONTE, JOHN TAKASY. BONNIE TALBOT. SHELLY Gymnastics, Softball. B-Cert. TANAKA. KUMIKO - Choir, Exchange Student TAYLOR, COLEEN B-Cert. TERRELL, STUART J.V. V. Track, J.V. V. Football THIBAULT, MARK THOMAS, AMY - Coalition, AFS, Cross Country, Track, A-Cert., N.H.S. THOMAS, JON Ski Club, V. Golf, Track TODD, CHARLES AFS, Band. A-Cert., J.V. Tennis, N.H.S. TOMES, BETH - Gymnastics, B-Cert. TOMINAC, DONNA - J.V. V. Tennis, A B-Cert. TONEY, LORI TOOHEY, CHARLES Wrestling TOYEAS, MIKE - Thespians, French Club, Western Club, V. Baseball, Wrestling, Football, B-Cert. TREMEL, KATHRYN - Y-Teens TUCKER, KERRIE Gymnastics, Coalition TURNER, DAVID VALLECORSA, GINA VAN BERGEIJK, ERNST - Forensics, A B-Cert. VANCAMP, BONNIE VANDENBOSCH, CURTIS VANDEVEER, JEFFREY WANHUFFELEN, WIM - AFS, Yearbook, Band, Exchange Student, Coalition. Pretentious Club VANTILBURG, LESLIE VASILIADIS, DIMITRA • B-Cert. VASQUEZ, JOANNE Western Club, Field Hockey, Gymnastics, B-Cert. VEGA. KIMBERLY - Muse. Yeaibook, Track, B-Cert. VERDERBAR, CAROL Tennis, B-Cert. VERKENNIS, MARK VOLL. GERALD WALCZAK, DOUGLAS Basketball, B-Cert. WALLACE. PAMELA Western Club, Jazz Dancer, Homecoming Queen WEBSTER. NANCY - Orchestre. A-Cert.. N.H.S. WEIGANDT, PAUL WHITE. LAURA - Ski Club. Band,Jazz Dancer WHITE. MARK WHITTON, DONALD Basketball WILCOX. BRIAN WILDT. LARRY WILDT, MICHAEL WILLYARD. EDWARD WILSON. CYNTHIA - J.V. Basketball Softball WOOD. JEFF - Band WOODELL. JULIE - B-Cert. WRIGHT. JAN - Yearbook. Y-Teens YANICK, LESLEY YOUVON, FRANK B-Cert. ZACHARIAS. DAVID Wrestling ZAKOLSKI, RUSSELL AFS, Observer, B-Cert. ZALESKI, KAREN - First Stop ZIMMER, DAVID WDHS ZINGER, LISA ZINGER, SUZANNE We, The Pioneer Yearbook Staff, are not responsible for deletions, omissions, or errors that appear in the Senior Index.