Dearborn High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

COUNTDOWN '80 We count down the doys with impati- ence, eager to see the final days of high school life slip by. We look forward to ending this long endured countdown so that we moy break our high school bonds, and venture our into the world around us. The doys ore counted down in pleasurable anticipation of the future with many memorable experiences along the way. As we leave our school year behind, our eyes ore filled with dreams of glory, and we begin our counrdown anew. Introduction by Tracey Badour, Jeff Comey, Poulo Harrison Bonds form ond friendships grow during high school yeors that con form the bosis for future relationships. Deotborn High School - our familiar home away from home where we have worked learned ond played together within its friendly walls. • • • • • • • • • The heorr ond soul of DHS. the reason for our being here, is ro further our ocodemic quality. The high energy ond fast action of the DHS foorball ream hos provided many moments of excitement for oil. Performers nervously count down the seconds before the stage comes to life os they prepare to transport their audience into o delightful world of musical fantasy. A local school hangout, o ploce ro relax and unwind offer high-spirired activities. Patriotism for the orange and block abound in the heart of all DHS students Pony Sobo. Sandy Alrenburger ond Ten Woll snuggle up for o picture 6 Seniors Dove London wondering who's under rhe roble! Stepping Into The Future As we eagerly step foor inro rhe rapid stream of the real world, our hearts and minds seek to accomplish our inner hopes and dreams. We hope to live and to prosper with our knowledge ond guidance attained. We see our world os o bounty of endless possibilities. Success ond happiness ore there for the taking, yet deep in our hearts we look bock or those brief years of high school; ond we think about rhe days of our eager countdown. The gomes, the parties, rhe teachers, friends, donees, ploys, clubs oil port of those passing days. The fun we hod, the challenges we faced, rhe friends we mode. We look bock ond realize that our countdown wos nor in anticipation for rhe end of our teenage high school days; rather it wos o countdown to rhe beginning of our futures os adults. Our countdown of life has only just begun. By Jeff Corney Seniors crowd around their float Back row I to r. Mike O'Brien, Paul Zombory. Doug Wisniewski, Poul Riley, Rich Munie. Front row: Mott Lorincz. Patty Sabo, Andy Washington. Jeannie Lukow, Lisa Marino, Scott Williams, Rich Patterson Table of Contents Senior Prom.....................8-9 Commencements ................10-11 Senior party..................12-13 Senior condids................14-15 Class officers...................16 Senior pictures...............17-23 Senior condids................24-25 Senior pictures...............26-32 Valedictorian ond other honors....................33 Senior Editor Denise Sobora Staff Lisa Marino David Doody Seniors 7 Do You Know Where You're Going To” This year’s 1983 Senior Prom, Do You Know Where You're Going To” wos o big success. The live bond or Prom ployed o variety of music ranging from slow ro pop. Ir was held or Foirlone Mansion, which is o huge manor with very large grounds and o small waterfall o couple hundred feet from rhe manor. With oil rhe young ladies in beauti- ful. long dresses, with oil rhe men in tuxedos, wirh rhe setting os if wos, and wirh such o dear, beouriful nighr. rhis years 1983 Prom wos indeed o very good one. Our Secretory, Arpi Vartanian, and our President, Doniel Moore, were vored 1983 Senior Prom Queen ond King. Amy Neale and Jim Leocher having a good rime ar Prom. 8 Senior Prom Corol Luerzow ond Jeff Corney horn it up on rhe donee floor. Leslie Pork and Dove Lobdell making a big decision: Shall we donee? Presidear Dan Moore and his dote Arpi Vorronian crowned os the 1963 Prom King ond Queen Dione Kern waving and Tim Mosrers giving us his best smile Brod Roman ond his dare Kelly McDonnell ortiving or the mansion Senior Prom 9 AN ENDING AND A NEW BEGINNING June 16,1963 — The Counrdown was over. Ar Dearborn High School’s 122nd commencemenr exercises, rhe doss of '83 graduated. It wos a day of many emotions: Joy or rhe thought of finally graduating, and onriciporion of the future. Bur also, there wos sadness or leaving DHSond rhe people who mode it such o spe- cial place: rhe faculty, rhe administra- tion. and your friends. As the doss of 1983 listened to rhe senior speakers — president. Don Moore: Said Deep: and Michele Hanford — these emo- tions were reflected on their faces. The reary eyes ond smiling faces of rhe soon to be graduates showed rhe sadness of porting, bur also on ea- gerness to go on to other rhings. The future had begun. Mott Conwoy. Coro) Durant Carole Evanotf. Susan Edwards 10 Senior Commencements William Sikoro Dave London. Mary Jo loliberte Sondro Burton Senior Commencement 11 FUTURAMA Senior Parry was a final garhering of the class of 1983. The extraordi- nary decorations and good food and music mode for o very special night for all who attended. The extended hours of FUTURAMA , until 5:00 a.m.. proved o success and gave the graduates more rime to enjoy the last moments of rheir high school lives. The night was spent dancing, ear- ing, playing video games, orjust talk- ing and reminiscing with friends. As the party drew to a close, most were hesitant to leave. Teary-eyed good-byes and good-lucks were ex- changed as the reality set in that the rime has come to face new chal- lenges, make new decisions and tackle new goals. Mike O'Brien, Gunilla Reithner 12 Senior Pony Donna Sobczok. Christina Petroff. Caitiy Compos, Dan Moore Kris Deers, Heofher Apigion Senior Pony 13 SENIORS AT LARGE MorR Hansen, Jeff Williamson 14 Candids Moureen Mooney SENIOR POLL Male Wnner Rinner-up Most Intellectual: Most Likely to Succeed: Most Popular: Most School Spirit: Class Actor Actress. Class Athlete: Class Clown: Doug Thornburg John Huff Andy Washington Andy Washington Todd Kuzma Mike Gass Andy Washington Jeff Corney Jeff Corney Mike Gass Dan Moore Roger Marchellatta Scott Crawford Dave Landon Class Musician: Class Vocalist: Best Dressed: Best Looking: Best Physique Figure: Best Sense of Humor: Friendliest: Favorite Teacher: Chris Mark Gary Olkowski Paul Benvenuti Keith Anderson Rob Bank Dave Landon Andy Washington Richard Waring Todd Kuzma Todd Kuzma Keith Anderson Mark Osterhoff Mike Gass Keith Anderson(tie) Andy Washington Steve Sedgewick Dave Cooper Female Wimer Runner-up Most Intellectual: Most Likely to Succeed: Most Popular: Most School Spirit: Class Actor Actress : Class Athlete: Class Clown : Judith Norman Anne Price Lisa Clark Arpi Vartanian Maureen Mooney Annette Fwasek Sandy Altenburger Anne Price Lisa Marino Lori Bonaccinie Laura Eric son Carol Luetzow Patty Sabo Lisa Vaccarelli Class Musician: Class Vocalist: Best Dressed: Best Looking: Best Physique Figure: Best Sense of Humor: Friendliest: Favorite Teacher: Janet Richards Kathy Toney Lisa Vaccarelli Lori Bonaccinie Heather Apigian Sandy Altenburger Sandy Altenburger Sherry Wertz Ruthmarie Kelly Maureen Mooney Chris Morawa Sue Garbarz Sue Garbarz Sharon Fair less Sue Garbarz Saraloe Ward Amy Bloerscher. Mr Rice Dove London, Shoron Fairless Condids 15 1983 Senior Class Officers President Daniel Moore Vice President Andrew Washington Treasurer Dwighr Kish Secretory Arpi Vartanian 16 Seniors Robert Bonk Lori Bonoccinie Glorio Borbozo Kenneth Boureiller Keirh Anderson 1 tx • A pi W J Tracey Bodour 1 t Amy Blossfeld Steven Bowers Undo Andrews David Boerlin Russell Boegehold Susan Boyd Douglas Angel Amy Bokken Sheri Bogard Joseph Boyle Seniors 17 Cathy Brittain Dylan Buckendahl Kristine Cederquist Paul Corby Wendy Bronner 4� Bonnie Buell Mary Beth Chamblin Michael Coberro Jeffrey Corney Douglas Brooks 4 d Livia Calderoni Scott Crawford Timothy Carey Timothy Christnagel Cathy Compos Margo Curlee Edward Brown Karen Carroll Lisa Clark Robert Conley John Dalfonsi 18 Seniors Nancy Edwards Jennifer Eubank O Teresa Dodr Debra Deaton David Doody Susan Edwards Carole Evanoff Mark Elsenheimer Annette Ewasek David Fonville Susan Fox Janine Franczak Beverly Douglas Michael Ferrantino Kurt Gallo David Demarais Deborah Dull Louro Ericson Anne Fielek Sue Garbarz Seniors 19 Michele Hanford Robert Hellie % i Mark Hansen Deanna Haydous Michael Henley Annette Henry Cheryl Heggie Catherine Habitz Susan Harrington Robert Hinrz Richard Hogan Stephanie Holder Christopher Hollis Kathleen Horvath Gregory Humitz 9n Matthew King Tamara Kotelly Dwight Kish Kristyn Korh Kimberly Kerr Holly Klask Susan Isern Renee Kalajian Richard Kilgus Gregory Kowalski Suzanne Kozlow Harold Jackman Ruth Kelley David King Thomas Korte Jeffery Kromb Seniors 21 William Kroetsch Lisa Kurnick Jon Ligrvoer David Lobdell Doreen Krupinski Todd Kuzma James Leocher Anne Lindberg Morthew Lorincz Mork Kuczmarski Jim Lagersrrom Mariberh Lindquist Carol Luerzow Gregory Kuras David London Colleen Lesney Jean Lukow James Kurkie Valerie London Mark Lewellyn Pomelo Livengood Andrew Lypko 77 Wrv ’ Morio Mogon Timothy Masters Richard McCarty Jennifer McKersie Thomas Monolidis Andrew Maguire Robert Mathers Kara McConnell Tim McLaughlin Maureen Mooney Roger Morchelletta Rosanna Mauri Patricia McGettigan Steward McWilliams Daniel F. Moore % , David Mayer Daniel McHugh Anthony Miscuk Julie Moore Christine McAllister Melinda McIntosh Raymond Molinari Joseph Moranieo Seniors 23 f Chrisrine Morowo Diane Murphy Gory Olkowski Walter Paliga Ronald Pawloski 26 Seniors Cathy Morell Anne O'Reilly Kreg Palko Mark Payne Steven Movsesian Meg Niemann Judith Norman Mark Osrerhoff Seraphim Pallas Sharyn Padzieski Aimee Perrin David Peters Richard Munie Michael O'Brien Claire Polfreman Richard Patterson Christina Perroff Anrhony Pinro ws f§ Thomas Posler Susan fuehrer Renee Rugell Marianne Piorrowski James Rausch Porricio Sabo Jon Podany Gunilla Reirhner Marlene Rogalski Mary Soidock Rodney Reppenhagen Janet Richards Nanette Salawage John Sarb Seniors 27 Clinton Scollord 3� Coroline Serugo Donno Sobczok Thereso Storrett Dorene Schryer John Scollord Edword Shomo Denise Soboto Thomas Srefanoc borboro Schrokal Stephen Sedgwick Robert Sommerfeldt Jeffrey Stephenson Eric Schultz Gloria Sell Dorin Smith Todd Sr John Tim Stryker Kellie Smyth More Stanley Liso Suchorski 28 Seniors Douglas Thornburg Lisa Vonden Bosch Therese Wall Thomas Thornron Arpi Vartanian David Walus Rosey Vasiliadis Andrew Washington Kathryn Toney Frank Vaccarelli Karen Vivian Alicia Toth Kevin Welhusen Seniors 29 Lisa Zangerle John White Douglas Wisniewski Paul Zombory Scorr Williams Porrick Wood Kathleen Zubok Jeffery Williamson Lynne Wydick Sharon Fairless f Melody Wysocki Natalie Scorr Seniors Not Pictured David Assenmacher Sandra Burton Lisa Choma Matt Conway Carol Duranr Todd Duvall Alison Edwards Mike Franklin Pick Giacoma Mike Gozdor John Henley Jeff Herrick John Huff John Kilbane Chrisrine Kivimaki Mary Jo Laliberre Diana Malicki Richard Manchesrer Kennerh Mono Robert Martin Tom Mdlhiny Jim McWhirter Brian Moore Laura Mount Nancy Murray Tyrus Newell Hai Nguyen Ken Roemmelt Mark Ruksrelo Tom Rys John Schroeder Carl Stribiny Lisa Swope Ed Symak Cynthia Verbeck Denise Xenos Due to some technical difficulties and lack of communication Senior pictures on pages 01 30 Seniors and 32 are a different size. Sorry for the inconvenience. Heather Apigian Leonard Genrner Paul Kenyon Cherie Miller Linda Maglia Traci Nalodka Robert Gszewski Philip Hinojosa Anne Marcus James Reickel Molanka Iwasko Terry McBee Karen Schulz Seniors 31 Sherri Siwulo Roy Sr Cloir Yvonne Wells Eloine Wered James Williamson It hos been o pleasure, for the post two yeors, ro be rhe President of the doss of 1983. To go from struggling sophomores, ro o prosperous senior class has been o rewording experi- ence for all of us. I would like ro ex- press my groritude ro rhe school ad- ministration and ro oil rhe students who helped our in rhe post yeors. Good Luck ro oil of you in the future. -Doniel F. Moore Senior Class President 32 Seniors Don Moore gives us o smirk Shannon Archer and Don McHugh receive rheir awards. Dearborn's Finest Shannon Archer. Jon Podany. and Mike Gass all receiving Frank Mdnryre Awards. Seniors 33 34 Acodemics This is colled form. Brion Cepuron. Sru McWilliams and Rod Reppenhogen examine groffiri on rhe robles Count Down to Academic Excellence Julie Moore ond Lori Nied ore orrenrive in class. The halls ore filled wirh sophomores ond freshmen. Table of Conrenrs Administration ................................36-37 Administrative Staff...........................38-39 ArT...............................................40 Home Economics....................................41 Business.......................................42-43 Co-op..........................................44-45 English........................................46-47 Foreign Language...............................48-49 Special Education ................................50 Hearing Impaired..................................51 Industrial Arts................................52-53 Mathematics....................................54-55 Music .........................................56-57 Physical Education.............................58-59 Science .......................................60-61 Social Studies.................................62-63 Dearborn High School students can be very proud of their academic achievements. Our school ranks high on the list of quality education. The school offers many classes for everyone's personal needs. Fall Editor Morleen Rogalski Academia 35 ADMINISTRATION'S WORKING FINE! There ore three moin people that moke up the administration ot Dearborn High School. Mr. Horry Faull, the principal, hos been at DHS for o total of seven years. He was once Assistant Principal here for five years, ond then left for another position. Two years ago, he returned to DHS, os principal. Mr. Faull is held responsible for everything that goes on in the school, including the teacher's curriculum. Mr. Dill Hill, one of two Assistant Principals, has been on staff for twenty-two years. He has been in administration for sixteen years, nine in discipline ond seven in scheduling. Mr. Hill moinly handles curriculum, resting and schedul- ing. Mr. Jock Samples is the other Assistant Princi- pal and hos been with us for two years os a disciplinarian. Mr. Samples is moinly in charge of attendance, discipline, ond activities. Mr Horry Faull, Principal 36 Academics Mr. Dill Hill, Assistant Principal Mr. Jock Samples, Assistant Principal COUNSELORS: GUIDING OUR WAY Mr. Clayton Archer Mr David Frye Mrs. Jean Mokelo Mr. William Rice Acodemics 37 Mr Ed Kudreiko THE WORKING FORCE BEHIND ADMINISTRATION The Dearborn High school of- fice consisred of six secrerories, now rhere ore five, due ro cut- backs. Mrs. Barbara Eubonks, rhe receptionist, was transferred ro another school. She will be surely missed. The secretaries ore rhe backbone in administration. They work hard in keeping every- thing in working order and run- ning as efficiently as possible. They handle everything from answering telephones ro filing paperwork to typing letters and memorandums. Boiboro Eubank Sharon Mdntosh Ida Schank Mary Mocek Mae Wickham SECURITY Security at Dearborn High con- sists of two guards. Berry Bourgeau and Bob Stick- ler hove been doing their best in keeping rhe students in order, and enforcing rules. They help out in rhe office as much as possi- ble. Both Betty and Bob hove been here at DHS. for a few years now. and they really enjoy their work. Berry Bourgeau Bob Stickler 3fl Administration Bock half of library finished Added section (girts boys bathroom) undet construction This year rhe library ar DHS was re- modeled, because more space was needed for more books and classes. Now, a rorol of rhree closses moy use rhe services of the library comforta- bly. The library has gained two thousand five hundred square feer from rooms rhar were rarely used. Study carrels, new desks and choirs, and more book shelves were purch- ased. Most of rhe remodeling done was for rhe purpose of lowering sound volume. The acoustical riles, bought for lowering rhe ceiling, ond rhe new corpering hove served rheir purpose in doing jusr rhor. Ninety-two thousand dollars was spent on rhe changes in rhe library, but rhe changes hove been very be- neficial. There is now more space, better references, more books, ond o lor less noise. A R T Making it Happen in Art Dearborn High Art Department is headed by Mrs. Criner. It offers classes in art such as ceramics 1 2. art and advanced art. These classes teach students the basics in each depart- ment. Art classes experiment with a wide variety of different materials and techniques in art work. It pro- vides enjoyment for the student that is “very intense in the arts and for the student just in for the fun and exper- ince. Students in ceramics deal with hand positions on the wheel and work for their own outlines. Mrs. Criner and Don Boughner discussing art terms. 40-Academics Ann Marcus puts on the final touches. Cooking it up. Sondy Gniewek, Michele Colorossi ond Doreen Krupinski cooking it up. The Home Economics closses cover such areas os contemporary living, interior decorating, clothing, foods, child development ond home crofts. The most populor dosses are Begin- ning Gourmet and Classroom Cusine. The skills the students learn con be used in their later years. All of the closses center around home ond family life. Margaret Reilly Ann Mortinez H O M E E C O N 0 M 1 C s Susan Mys busy doing dishes Mrs. Reilly helping out Kirk Keltz. 41 .Academics D U Getting down to Business I N E Dearborn High offers many diffe- rent dosses in the Business Education Department. Some of the dosses of- fered include: Office Occupation, Sales and Marketing, Accounting, Data Processing, ond Business Low. These dosses teach the students typ- ing, record keeping, and working with computers. These skills will aid students throughout their college years, or in their personal endeavors. Julie Moore doing drill work. Brion Jewell taking o break from typing. 42 Academia Mrs. Clellond telling Morgo Curtee like it is. An easy occounranrs worts sheer. 43� Academics THE WORKING WORLD Co-op hos been o very successful program in Deorborn High School. It is on educational experience os well os q personal experience in rhe world of work. The srudenrs ger credit in school and ar rhe same rime earn money in rhe program. Co-op gives experience in rhe bus- iness field. There ore many advan- tages rhar benefit you in co-op. Co-op gives you o first hand look ar whar rhe working world is really like, ” responds Mr. Moneirh. Afrer graduating from high school, co-op will hove given you rhe know- ledge and experience needed ro succeed in business. Holly Kiosk rakes rime our for o smile Lisa Clark ond Lori Bonoccine or work in the office 44 Co-op Miss May explaining the world of working ro Carolyn Lyons. LOOKING YOUR BEST Mrs. Arnold Ms Debbie Mrs. Coiogon the dental closs working on Mr. Foull's reerh. The Dental and Cosmetology Clas- ses ore very populor or Dearborn High because rhey give srudenrs ex- cellent job skills ro roke ro rhe work world when rhey finish high school. Skills roughr vary from manicures ond hair styles ro cleaning reerh. This year rhe Denrol Lob moved ro Dearborn High from Salisbury School. Srudenrs musr go ro closs 2'h hours each day for 2 full years. This doss is only offered ro juniors. In rhe Cosmetology Closs, srudenrs musr pur in over 1500 hours of closs work ro qualify for o store license. All phases of beoury shop operations ore roughr ro our srudenrs. Marie Walkuski styling hair. Jennifer lohr and Down Aloe listen carefully ro the lecture Cosmerology-Denrol 45 Getting down to English The Dearborn High English prog- ram offers studenrs o variety of En- glish courses ro choose from. The courses offered ore phased as high, medium, low ro compliment rhe stu- dent's ability. This allows oil students ro take courses in speech, literature and composition. Students looking for specialized aspects of the English language hove many opportunities ro develop their skills in the different areas, such as: Mass Medio I II, Jour- nalism and Dromo. Mr. Sloon helping Brion Pochy while Rodrigo Golvez looks on. Stewart McWillloms ond Rodney Reppenhogen discuss English terms. 46-Acodemics Mr. Otis busy grading tests Heleno Baginski David Gardner Buss Gibb George Amck Joe Kormonn Ted Lowry Dennis Woo catching up on some reading. Donold O'Hogan Nick Pappas Dean Sloan Jim Logerstrom and Tom Swerc rake a break from writing. Eugene Snell Will Oris Bona Id Webb Acodemics«47 Mike McLean ploying Cyrano 12.00 calories! Mrs Purzig and Laura Ericson preparing for class. Mr. Kelly explaining how ro study OUR LANGUAGE HALL Now listen up, Closs! Here or Dearborn High, we offer three different languages; French I - VIII, Spanish I - VIII, and German I - VI. In rhe classes, stu- dents hove a chance to learn dif- ferent traditions and celebrate holidays in rhe custom of rhe country. The classes pur on plays, have ethnic dinners, and this year participated in a city-wide foreign language fair in May. All right, let s EAT! Acodemics 49 Special Education Special Education Helps Students From The Dearborn High Special Educa- tion proqram has qrown since last year. Many of the program's srudenrs come from school districts other than Dearborn. With Dearborn High's ex- tremely qualified people reaching them, they ore receiving the educa- tion to fit their needs, needs. The Hearing Impaired program hos also expanded since the lost school year. There ore several new teachers on the staff helping these srudenrs. Many of the students ore functioning very well in dosses with other srudenrs. Whether it’s o health, hearing, speech or social problem. Dearborn High is always willing to reach out and help. Jerry Meade concentrates on his assignment. 50 Academics Mrs. Jasret assists Jeff Camerte with a math problem or the chalkboard. Many School Districts Johanna Bielecki Lucy Dubois Rose Ficono Glen Howe, Jonet Etkie. ond Sondy Burton give full otrention in Mr. Fisher's doss. Louro Jasrer Jim Fisher Yvonne Hayes Jennie Frisrick Undo Hughes Jonice Steele Jim Vonderhull Kori Yokie Mrs. Jaster communicares with Mike Garner using sign longuoge. Acodemics 51 Industrial Arts Teach Skills For The Future I N D U S T R I A L A R T S The Industrial Arts Department at Dearborn High has many classes to offer all students. There ore six diffe- rent areas to choose from, such as, graphic arts, drafting, electronics, au- romorives, woodworking, and machine metals. Students can rake six semesters of each except for au- romorives which is four semesters. Each doss extends valuable skills which help the students in future careers. Robin Wilson concentrates on his sanding John Yanchulo shows determination in Richard Quick in conference with Ron Drown, machine shop. 52-Academics William Dullard Ron Oswalt Robert Soda Ron Drown Carl Lohr Ray Smith IO u O E O O 5 Many of Dearborn High's students ore enrolled in a mathematics course. Numbers have always fasci- nated Dearborn students, and this year was no exception. Mr. Bremen- kampf was the department chairper- son and taught both moderate and advanced classes. Besides the course offerings at Dearborn, FORTRAN a computer class, was taught at Edsel Ford in the morning. Scores in the mathematics de- partment have increased over the last few years. The Michigan Math Test was given this year. This gave the math majors a chance to compere in math on the store level. Whether it's algebra or computer math, Dearborn High has the faculty to reach any math class adequately. DHS Math Students Score High on State Moth Tests Mr Nasrase stores with disbelief or one of his moth dosses. Mrs. Wetzel offers mothemoricol advice to one of het students 54 Academics Gordon Bremenkampf Oh no! I studied the wrong choprerT Gordon Keyser Robert Dodges Melvo Johnston Ann Martinez Soon Nastase Mr Fischer explains the concept of the Cohesion plane groph 7 John Zonski Acodennics 55 Earlene Wetzel We Got The Beat This year, rhe Dearborn High Band is better than previous years. The band department is headed by Larry Pye. who directs all four bands and rhe symphony orchestra. He has done a fine job of leading these talented performers in Dearborn High's musical education programs. A new face to rhe music depart- ment is Ms. Swarski, who is in charge of rhe choir. She has done a fine job in leading them. Together Mr. Pye and Ms. Swarski have done a great job in making rhe music program a success. Becky Webb and Angie Cerrito rehearse for the big show. 56-Acodemics Chris Mark studying his music before ploying. Rusiy Brand. Jim Byrnes, Paul Benvenuti. and John Besek ploying rheir hearts owoy. Nor getting much done in choir practice today. Bock row I to r: Laura Cobb. Carol Duronr, Anne Marcus, Connie Schroeder. Middle row: Jeanette Wasson, Gina Yonko, Laurel Schnell, Laurie Chretien. Front row: Amy Kurt, Linda Polidori, Annette Suchoro. Lorty Pye Suzanne Swarski Joe Adams, Jim Liebert, and Renee Kalojian. Choir trying to proctkre. Bock row I ro r: Bill Harrison. Todd Polk. Eddie Phillips. Mike Molinori. Mark Polk. Middle row: Scott Brooks. John DeSonro. Joe Adams, Jim Adams. Front row: Karl Rechlin. Geoff Clippert. Jim Custer, Chris Chapman, Trocy Smith. By Piono: Michelle Simcik and Debbie Thonus. Acodemics«57 G Y M The physical education program or Dearborn High has a variety of corurses to offer its students. Freshman and sophomore gym clas- ses consist of the students taking part in a wide variety of sports. In contrast to this are the individu- ally selected courses that the juniors and seniors can choose from. A few of the courses include: conditioning, volleyball, basketball, softball, and archery. An option to seniors who may or may nor take gym class is being a teacher assistant, or better known as a T A. This year the gym classes partici- pated m a school wide canned goods drive An obstacle course was set jp to take the place of regular gym class. In order to participate in the obstacle course, a student was asked to donate a canned food This drive was very successful. Ail of the casses are designed to be fun and educationa; Kim Kromis and Party Zogon peeking oround The door 56 ‘Academics Lets Get Physical Phil Irish. Lloyd Palfremon. and Rich Sranisz paying attention to gym teacher Mr Zinn Hey Elisabeth Romano are you really working on that leg lift or are you sleeping? Shirley Heydrick r. fe. r Jinn Hoey Jock Johnson Jinn Morosky Johonno Novorre Is ir o bird? Is it o pione No it's Orion Toyior The Future S C I E N C E Today, we no longer think of any scientific answer os o final one. We know that we may hove to improve any concept in the light of new dis- coveries. Sciences todoy ore moving forward with great speed. There ore three basic science clas- ses oil students ot Dearborn High must take. They ore Biology I, Chemistry I, ond Physics I. Lower track natural sci- ence dosses ore offered to D.H.S. students also. Juniors and Seniors ore offered o Biology ill class ond o Chemistry III doss. These courses ore good for students interested in o medical field. The science deportment is very helpful to students in preparation for their future careers. Mr Cooper ond Mr. Seurynck discussing some very serious science facts. Is this o bunch of onimols? Bock row I to n Don McHugh, Eric Schultz. Robert Hellie. Chris Sloppy Mark Middle row: Paul Benvenuri. Sandy Alrenburger. John Lou” White. Brian Bodolucco. Greg Nigoghosion, Dove London. Said Sy Deep. Paul Corby. Hoi Nguyen. Mike Kerren. Front row: Uso Bum Clork ond Ann Lindberg, Debbie Paulson looks forword to her science doss. 60-Acodemics Dove Cooper Richard Eoron Heidi Schnefer whor ore you looking foe in your purse? Frank Prokop Robert Soyer Jim Seurynck Richard Welch Brenda Sobczak waving off our cameras, bur we still got o smile John Rowley Don Poirier Biology reocher Mr. Rowley helping Annette Suchoro out on some microscope work. Acodemics‘61 Our Past S 0 C 1 A L S T U D I E S Dearborn High's social srudies de- partment has many fine areas of study related to social history and de- velopment. Required classes in social srudies ore government, economics, and U.S. classes. Other classes of- fered are psychology, personal liv- ing, sociology, practical government and others. The classes give students an excellent opportunity to study in- depth concepts, in-governmenral functions of the U.S. and other coun- tries. The many highly qualified teachers of these courses give stu- dents a solid foundation in their lives after high school. Duane Foltel daydreomng about one doy ploying Soccer with Pele. In back Mike Derry ond Jenny Brooks. Jenny Brooks reading the poper before doss. 62-Academics Social Studies teochet Mr. Rials looking over Kristen Pribik ond Joan Harder. Dennis Wolczak sneaks in a quick nap during class. Robert Rials Richard Ryan Richard Waring Carhy Nicholls and Lisa Gifford working during Social Srudies class. Acodemics‘63 64 Juniors Sreworr Sarkozy shows his nue form. Allen Redmen, Gorrh Rouble. Karen Milchus. Li so Gifford, ond Allison Collins work- ing hard rogerher. When Lori Niedbolski speaks, everyone listens! Down Deon, hard or work. Miss May tries to reach her Dora Processing doss. JUNIORS ANXIOUSLY AWAITING THEIR SENIOR YEAR Junior Closs Officers Woodyord. President Randy Thomas. Vice-President Cathy Nlcholls. Treasurer Kutr Shields. Secretary Abbos, Jeffrey Abraham, Theresa Adams. James Alandr. Michael Aloe, Down Anderson, Susan Anderson, Sharon Anderson. Stephen Anderson. Malissa Andreu, Francisco Assenmocher. Max Audi. Richard Aurunno. Alfred Bockhous. Sherry Bakalis. Perer Ball, John Balthasar, Julie Bon. Julius Bondyk. Andrew Bank, Gregory Barger. Karen Bosile. Sabrina Beydoun, Hasson Bilobran. Elizabeth Blair, Richord Boczar. John Borg, Victor Borowski. Carol Borysiak. Jill Bouteiller. David Brace, Kimberly Brodley. Shelly Brehob. Aimee Bridges. Thomas Briones, Mark Brooks. Scott Brown. William Burke. Joanne Busso. Jomes Byrnes, Jomes Coddy, Craig Colderoni. Barbara Calso. Srephen Campbell. Lynn Campbell. Robert Carrell. Michelle Cepuron, Brian Cheesemon. Karen Cheney, Scort Clark, Thomas Cooper. Sean Costa. Todd Crawford. Catherine Currie, Michael Cutler. Douglas Doncu, Debra Dean, Down Deeren. Tracy Delme, James Desmer. Richard Diciesare. Mork Dick, Knowles Dodf, John Dolecki. Karen Donahue. Michael Doody. Deborah Dorr, Rochelle Doyle, James Drennon, Brion Dull, Donno 67 Genrnef. Pauline Gifford, Liso Giorgi, Lori Glavanovich, Michael 5Q GlecKler. Doreen Goodsel, Kerry Gray. Paula Dulmage. James Duncan. Chrisrine Eliason. John Erickson. Paul Ericson. Melissa Escamilla. Cynrhia Eskola. Anne Eveleigh, Sreven Foirel, Craig Fowk. Come Fellrorh. Richard Felrz. Lon Fornell, Monico Fransik. Ronald Frayer. Karen Freom. Jeffrey Frizzell. Logan Fulford, Orion Furchi, Joey Gole. Leoh Gartner. Paul Gorzo. Raul Gelderloos. Allen Genslok. Deanna Joe Truszkowski bires on opple. Tom Liberriny gives us rhe rhumbs up. Sreve Horvath looks up from his work. Heidi Schriefer nying ro look her besf % fit Grinzinger. Porricio Grzywo, Mory Beth Gubko. Doniel Guild. Amy Gunderson. Donold Gusrofson. Sreven Hodous Michelle Hofer. Kendro Hall, Wendy Hamonn. Timorhy Hancock. Cherie Honsen. Michael Hanses. Roger Horney. Mory Hoss. Christopher Hosrings. Michelle Heise. Kurt Hellie. Mark Helium. Gory Henry. Kimberly Hershey. Veronico Hollmonn. Jeffrey Hoover. Croig Horvorh. Barbaro Horvorh. Stephen Houston. Charles Howe. Glen Hunr. Kennerh Hyikema. Steven Ingram, Sherry Isogholion, Dovid Isern. Karen Jacobs, Pomelo James. Kimberly Jonssen. Michael Joachim. Jeffrey Jones, Richard Jones. Wendy Lynn Josairis, Susan 69 Jouney. Diona Kendzierski, Liso Kern, Diane Kilbane. William Klimek, Nancy Klingel. Stacey Koehler, Eric Koesrer. Diane Komor. Michael Koos. Kolleen Korczynski. Robert Kosronecki. Amy Lynn Kotlorczyk. Tracey Kunzelman. George Lamontaine. David Layman, Michael Leberr, James Leeshock, Kimberly Lennis. Robert Levanrrosser. Sandra Libertiny, Thomas Liloc, Laura Lindermon, Elaine Lohr, Jennifer Lopez. David Lyons, Corolyn Malloy. Krishe Maltese. Michele March. Marne Martin, Down Martin. Kevin Mason. Charles Mortieson. Stephen Moryas. John Mozzara. Christine McCoy. Joann McDonnell. Janet McDonnell. Kelly McDonnell. Louro McHugh. Yolanda McKersie, Ion McLean. Michael Stewart Sarkozy shows us his true form. Jim Deline ond Dove Rueh hold up Kim Broce Julie Vondeveer mokes her flure sing. Michnuk, John Migo. Walter Mikael ion. Dridger Milchus. Koren Miles. Paul Misropoulos. Che ylonn Mitchell. Jomes Morris, Lisa Moryc, Kerrie Moscordelli. Thomos Morry. Douglas Muldowney. Moureen Mullin, Moureen Murdjeff, George Nogle. Clore Norkowski. Carrie Novyoc. Liso Nerrlow. Down Morie Nicholls. Corherine Niedbolski, Lorraine Nigoghosion. Gregory Norris, Pomelo Novok, Robert Nurmi, Kevin Oei. Andre O'Hagan, Jomes Oleszek, Mary Orris, Michael Osborn. Julie Osborne. Timothy Otto, Marthew Page, David Page. Douglas Palmer. Athena Poulson. Deborah Perez. Michoel Phillips, Cheryl Phillips, Edward Pigott. Christine Piku. Kelly Pitford. Pomelo Plonko, Michelle Pogue. Louro Polk. Mark Priskorn. Michoel Prout, Leonio Puzello, Tony Ranucci. Come Rouh, Judith Record, Elizabeth Redmer. Alon Red parti, Ronald Reeves. Brian Richords. Marcia Romano. Elisabeth Romonski. William Rosinski. Jennifer Rosol. Leonard Rouble. Garth Rubis. Keirh Rucker. Carol Rueh. David Rusch. Pomelo Ryan. Joan Sarkozy. Srewon School. Coleen Schafer. Jomes Schmirz. Colleen Schnefer. Heidi Selby. Thomas Shafer. Shirley Sherman. Michael Shewchuck. Douglos Shields. Curtis Simion, Jamie Simmons, Michael Smurek. Jomes Smyth. Scon Sobczak. Brenda Somers. Michael Sommerfeldr, William Sowders. Kimberly St. Amond, Karen Stahl. Diana Stevens. Michael Stevens. Susan Stieve. Dawn Srrehl. Patrick Suchoro. Kimberly Sullivon. Renee Swis. Amy Tagliamonre. Andre Talbot. Dawn Talerico. Craig Taylor. Lori Thiry, Christopher Thomas, Randy Frank Andreou. Chris Hass, and Doug Sewchuck listens to Mr. Sloan. Pam Pitford and Maureen Mullin work hard on the yearbook. Tindall, John Toppi, Leo Toyeos, Gregory Truszkowski. Joseph Turner, Steven Valenrine. Andrew Vollecorso, Rina VanWinkle. Kathy Vandeveer, Julie VonOosr, John Vanvlier. Down Vorilone, Kelly Vortonian, Borrev Vourow, William Virale, John Vivian. James Wagner, Neil Wolus. Robert Worling. Krisren Wiley. Michele Withrow. James Wolfe. Howard Woo. Linus Woodall, Anthony Woodell. Lisa Woodyord. Michael Yanko. David Yonko, Gina Zakolski. Lisa Zerger. Jennifer Juniors Nor Pictured: Drion Collier Christopher Darnell Gerard Dechope Kathleen Donohoe David Floim Michael Goy Paul Heermann Scott Osborne Gregory Rirenour 74 dubs STUDENT COUNCIL PHOTO CLUD CLUBS marching band science club Clubs Ski Club........................76 Club Candids....................77 Observer .......................76 W.D.H.S.........................79 Forensics-Photo.................60 Thespians.......................61 Coalirion.......................82 N.H.S...........................83 Yearbook........................84 Yearbook........................85 First Srop......................86 A.F.5..........................87 Symphony Orchestra Choir..........................88 Choir..........................89 Concert Band Symphony Band..................90 Jazz Band Marching Band..................91 Western Club Science Club...................92 SPECI AL Kazoo Band ....................93 Clubs 75 SNOW BUNNIES The Ski Club has been or Dear- born High School for many years now. Due ro rhe lock of snow during rhe winter season, rhere were only two opportunities ro go ski- ing or Alpine Volley. Bur what they locked in snow, they mode up for in number. This year, rhe ski club hod sixry members, largely due ro rhe new ninrh graders. Club officers included Dove Moyer - president Jeff William- son - treasurer; Holly Kiosk - sec- retory; and Mr. Dove Gardner and Dr. James McConnell as rhe advisors. L ro FV Craig Hoover, Holly Klask, Doc. McConnell - Advisor, Dove Gardner - Advisor, Greg Kuros. Amy Neale, Bob Conley. Lori Jospetus, Heartier Sremas, Chrisrine Mlloch, Moris Porada 76 Clubs Greg Kuros showing off In front of our camera. CLUB CANDIDS SPANISH CLUB Clubs 77 FIRST STOP SKI CLUB SCIENCE CLUB JOURNALISM AT ITS BEST The OBSERVER was led rhis year by Mr. Ron Webb, rhe ad- visor, and senior co-edirors, Doug Angel and Jeonnie Kain. Jenny McKersie was managing editor, o new position on rhe staff. The two-ro-four-poge paper is pur out weekly by the Journalism II class. The OBSERVER has won many awards. It received on All- Americon rating from rhe No- tional Scholastic Press Association. This award was given to the paper for its overall superiority. They also compered in rhe senior journalism category of rhe Detroit Free Press Scholastic Writ- ing competition. Of rhe forty-five awards given, rhe OBSERVER writers won twelve. FRONT ROW: Jenny McKersie. Oaire Palfreman, AJon Redmer, Amy Tronr. Kim Sowders, Sherry Ingram, Janet Richords. Tim Hamonn, Amy Bokken, Michele Hanford, Jim Doyle BACK ROW: Craig Hoover. Jeonnie Koin, PorSrrehl. Doug Angel, BobKorczynski, Mike Woodyord, Chris Thiry, JohnDodt. KutrHeise, Mr. Webb (advisor). liso Novyoc ond Dovid Isogholion with rhe finished product VIDEO PRODUCTION WDHS is Dearborn High's very own video producrion station. The station consists of a director, producer, camera crews, and technical directors. WDHS is a class video project that combines the aspect of learning to deal with public communications and working with video equipment. The clas- ses instructor is Mr. Russ Gibb, who is highly experienced in televi- sion, radio, and public com- munications. The clas is an important step for any student who is interested in video or media. FRONT ROW: Judy Rauh. Mark Honsen. Dove Wolus. Andy Washington. Mike Podany, Elisabeth Romano. Amy Guild, Carol Luetzow. Lori Toylor. SECOND ROW: Steve Turner. Dove Mayer, Koro McConnell, Greg Humitz. Dob Chorie Frank Odoudi, Brian Cepuron. BACK ROW: Bob Kernen, Russ Boegehold, Sandy Altenburger. Mark Poroda. Russ Gibb. Mark Diciesore. Dove Wolan. Chris Mark, George Hunter, Mike Goss. Scott Crawford, John VonOost. Tom Stefonoc Mike Koenig. Dove London. Said Deep. Dove Hebb. Mike Kopeik, Andre Oel. Mark Honsen filming for WDHS News THE DEBATERS This yeor s Forensics club, spon- sored by Mrs. Ponzonni, has par- ricipared in o variety of comperi- rions. They did fairly well in disrricr comperirion. The eleven members of rhe club compere in o voriery of coregories. including humorous, serious, duo, sroryrelling, ororion, inrerprerarive reading, and im- prompru speaking. While rhe upperclassmen have performed very well, rhe addi- rion of freshmen rhis year has made rhe club even srronger. This makes nexr year's ourlook especially good. FRONT ROW: Jeff Comey. Roger Marchelletro, Carol Luerzow, Jim Busso Mrs Pizzamente. BACK ROW: Sara Norman. Joan Hersey. Judith Norman. Koren Milchus, Ann Marie Burrell, Cathy Nlcholls PHOTOGRAPHY The Phoro Club, new or D.H.S. rhis year, has been a grear suc- cess. The fifteen members, who must hove rheir own cameras, have been learning about de- veloping and printing pictures, picture composition ond clarity have also been discussed. The club has had a lor of hands-on experience raking pic- tures for rhe yearbook and photographing complimentary pictures of couples at Homecom- ing. Many pictures wre sold to raise money for rhe club. These ond many other activities hove made rhe club ond rheir advisor, Miss Heydrick, invaluable ro rhe school. Karen Tibetting. DaveBeiser, Craig Hoover. Borrio Vortonion Dave Reinowski. Don Motrin. Scotr Kiroff. 80 Debate - Photo Club THE ACTORS The 1983 Thespion Club hod o very enjoyoble yeor. The troop, consisting of approximately forty students, put on three very suc- cessful productions. The group hod o good finan- cial backing from the money left over from lost yeor and the con- cession soles ot their perfor- mances. They used some money to go on a hoyride in the foil. Sponsor-Director Dove Porker and his wife Judi did o marvelous job. putting in many extra hours to moke the shows o success. The clubs officers this yeor were: Presidenr-Corol Luerzow; Vice-President - Mark Hansen; Secretory - Liz Romano; Treasurer - Judy Rauh. FRONT ROW: Todd Kuzmo, Mark Pordo, Amy Bokken. Koro McConnell. Mark Hansen. Jeonme Lukow. Anne Price, Russ Boegehold. SECOND ROW: ScorT Williams. Judith Rouh. Cheryl Phillips Christine Mazzoro. Dave Porker (Advisor) Roger Marchellerro. Carol Luerzow, Elisabeth Romano, Undo Andrews Usa Vaccerelli and Anne Price in SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS The cos in SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS: (L-R) John Schroeder. Anne Price, Moureen Munie. Scott Willioms. Carol Luerzow. Roger Morchellerro. Shannon Archer. Shannon Archer John Schroeder. Anne Price in SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS Thespians 61 STUDENT COUNCIL Wirh having Mr. Byron as rhe ad- visor. rhe 1982-83 Coalirion ro Coun- cil hod o very ocrive year. The Coali- rion ro Council pur on many ocriviries for rhe srudenrs during rhe year, such os: rhe 1982 Homecoming Donee, Spirit Week, rhe Annual Thanksgiving Day Boskets, rhe Student Election. Computer Doting, and the Hot Lunch Jam Donee. The duties of rhe Coalition ro Coun- cil ore promoring school spirit, linking rhe srudenrs and rhe faculty together ro moke a better atmosphere, and pur on events for rhe srudenrs of Dearborn High School. TOP: Jphn Dojfonsi Sold Deeo John VonOosr, Dob Lennis, Stewart Sarkozy. Tim Homann Susan Len, Pam Nehra. Uso Boczar. Carolyn Lyons. BOTTOM- Anne Price. Mr. Doug Byron (rep.). Chris Thiry, Becky bubank, Kristen Sarkozy. Julie Zogon. Carol Borowskl. Karen Hayes Bonnie Buell Morgo Curlee ' 82 Student Council CHAIRMEN: Carolyn Lyons. Anne Price, Morgo Curlee. Carol Borowski SOCIETY'S BEST Sreve Movsesion getting drained Were oil those tools reolly used on you, Roger Morchelletto. Leslie Ports hoppily owoits for her victim, Sue Gatborz. to finish. TOP: Amy Blossfeld, Brace Green, Mike O’Brien, KuttGollo, Steve Movsesion, Bob Sommetfeldt, Jon Podony, Poul Zomboty MIDDLE: Lori Dovis. John Dolfonsi. Judith Normon. Shoryn Podzieski. Ruth Kelley. Coral Luetzow. JomesRousch. Louro Ericson, LesJiePotk, JenniferMcKersie BOTTOM: Cheryl Harp, Jeff Corney, Anne Price. Todd Kuzmo. Mr Seurynck The Norional Honor Society is o service club mode up of people who hove o good scholastic ov- erage along wirh service and leadership characteristics. The Notional Honor Soc.ety members acred os guides for pa- rents at Open House ond for senior citizens when they visited the school. They also helped our wirh the Red Cross Blood Drive. Mr. Jomes Seurynck wos rhe advisor this year. The officers were: Ann Price, President; Jeff Corney, Vice-President; Judith Normon, Treasurer; ond Carol Luerzow, Secretory. THE COUNTDOWN STAFF Every yeor a new yearbook comes our ond every yeor there is o new staff to fulfill this obliga- tion. This year's staff got off to o slow start, bur soon got things to- gether, ond starred to turn our on excellent yearbook. Each yeor o yearbook comes our better, because each new staff has fresh ideas along with the ideas from previous year- books. A yeorbook is on important port of high school years. This year's yeorbook. THE PIONEER COUNTDOWN, is counting down to graduation, to juniors becom- ing seniors ond so on, ond it's counting down to the future when we shall be re-united or our closs reunions. FRONT ROW: Ken Hunr, Down Martin, Denise Hunr (Editor). Robert Hlnrz, Greg Nigoghosion, Rodney Reppenhogen, Potty Grinzinger. BACK ROW: Mork Polk, Dorin Smith, Fran Colucci. Tom Poslet, Maureen Mullin, Kothy Horvath, Pom Pirford, Liso Zokolski, Jeon Lukow, Tommy Korelly. lisa Marino. Sreve Sedgwick, Denise Sobora. Doug Byron (Advisor) Down Martin seeks help from the Editor. Denise Hunt Tommy Korelly. Dorin Smith. Steve Sedgwick, ond Liso Morino work together on their sections. Greg Nigoghosion. Rodney Reppenhogen bus-schedule ro pose for o picture. While Kothy Horvorh ond Fran Colucci ore in o discussion. Rodney Reppenhogen ond Greg Nigoghosion pass rhe time 84 Yeorbook Parry Grinzinger. Tommy Korelly. ond Yvonne Wells lisren ortenrively during closs. Denise Hunr. ond Ken Hunr roke rime our from rheir BACK ROW: Jeon Lukow. Fron Colucci FRONT ROW: Robert Hinrz, Greg Nigoghosion, Rod- ney Reppenhogen. ond Korhy Horvorh. YEARBOOK II CLASS (clockwise): Denise Hunr, Dorin Smirh. Liso Morino. Moureen Mullin, Pom Pfrford. Doug Byron, ond Denise Soboro. Por Plrford or o serious momenr. Ken Hunr. Down Mortin, ond Greg Nigoghoison show off rheir rolenrs ro Kelly Vorilone. Yeorbook 85 MERCHANDISING IN ACTION This yeor rhe Firsr Srop did very well despire rhe small firsr semes- ter Distributive Education class. The school store did very well, business-wise on rhe Open House ond Senior Citizen Days. They gave free DHS pencils and notebooks to rhe touring senior citizens. To get rhe faculty interested in rhe Firsr Srop, rhe store held o tur- key raffle during rhe Thanksgiv- ing holiday. The store’s merchandise con- sists of stuffed onimols. school supplies active wear ond mis- cellaneous gift items. John White mokes o purchase from Bnon Pochy ond Solly ftondall 66 Firsr Srop L to tV Solly ftandoll. Tommy Korelly Suson Len. ftoberr Ciszewski, Mr Chodoroff. ftoymond Molinon. Todd Polk Dovid Doody. Mary Chomblm Tom Srefonoc Mono Mogon Wolrer Poligo. Andy Washington. Frank Voccorelli Joner McDonnell Koren Carroll. Janine Fronczok Wolrer Poligo ond Andy Washington look over rhe school s merchandise Mary Chomblm waits on Borb Schrokol Tomoro Korelly. ftoy Molinari or work, while ftob Ciszewski shops FOREIGN EXCHANGE Rodrigo Golvez with his title Some AFS students pose with the Sponish doss ROW 1: Krtstyn Koth, Kora McConnell ROW 2: Anne O'Reilly. Beverly Douglos, HeorherApigion, JeonLukow. ROW3: Jennifer McKersie. Joner Richords, Bonnie Buell, Edword Shomo. ROW 4: Teresa Nehro, Rodrigo Golvez, Tim McLaughlin, Seraphim Polios, Loura Ericson, Chris Thiry ROTARY INTERNATIONAL The American Field Service Club had a very prosperous and enjoy- able year. They had a carnarion sale, and helped with rhe Hot Lunch Jam , a mulri-dub sponsored dance, ro set rhemselves financially. With rhe money earned, rhey par- ricipared in a hayride, a club Christ- mas party. and a pot-luck dinner with rhe AFS Club from Edsel Ford High School. The AFS Club is for rhe enjoyment of all students, nor just those from other countries, or those planning ro go ab- road. The club tries ro make foreign students feel at home, and sponsors DH5 students on foreign exchanges. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The 1983 Dearborn High School Symphony Orchestra went to rhe District Festival this year. The orchestra received superior raring, which proves that they perform well during com- petition. The Symphony Orchestra is just one of rhe four types of bonds offered here or DHS. It is under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Pye. Incidentally, he olso directs rhe other four bonds. CHOIR Rebecca Anderson, Laurie Assenmocher, Catherine Bodurow, Carol Borowskl, Jonel Borowski, Mario Glovanovich. Lisa Marie Gohl, Marianne Hadley. Joan Hetsey, Julia Hour. Ruthmorie Kelley. Dwight Kish, Amy Kurt. Tom liberriny. Eloine Linder man. Chris Mark, Mike McLean. Judy Norman. Mott Okosinski. Athena Palmer, Anne Price. Scott Smyth. Carolyn Haynes. Mary Klukach. This year's vocal music de- portment hod o very successful year under the direction of new- comer AAs. Suzanne Skwarski, The department offers three different choir classes. Concert choir is composed of students who wont to practice ond im- prove their skills. The Vocol en- semble is composed of o small group of select vocalists. Madri- gal singers is o new group ond they perform very difficult selec- tions. The choirs held several perfor- mances or school ond olso or Fair- lane Town Center. They also re- ceived high honors in o statewide competition. UNDERCLASSMEN CHOIR FIRST ROW: Cindy Simmons, Korhy Dillinder. Poula Reese Cindy Lee SECOND ROW: Kim Kromis. Julie Gubko. Angela Clark. Down Holmes. Mornie Kramb THIRD ROW: Alicia Toth Cheryl Parkinson Jane Rausch, Suson Mys, Celeste Despres Michelle Magewick, Karen Bowers, Anne Williams FOURTH ROW: Jim Custer Morr Hum. Lance Lyman, Mike Molinori Mike Buck Ken Wilkinson. John Fairless 86 Music Clubs TRI-MASTERS FIRST ROW: Connie Schroeder. Amy Bokken. Koro McConnell. Joner Richords. Michele Honford Arheno Polmer, Koren Milchus. SECOND ROW: Andy Volenrine. Joe Adorns, Corhy Bodorow. Tim Homonn. Amy Kurt. Debbie Thonus. Dwighr Kish. Jim Byrnes, CorloRoss. THIRD ROW: Becky Anderson, Anne Marcus. Maureen Mooney. MikeMcLeon. Michelle Simclk, Sondy Mowery. Wendy Websrer. Mary Klukoch, Joon Hersey. Judirh Nornnon, Lisa GoN. Sreve Anderson. Borrev Vorronion, Rich Jones FOURTH-HOUR CHOIR Joe Adorns. Andy Volenrine. Sreve Gusrafson Mike Me Leon, Tim Homonn. Amy KutT. Carol luerzow. Maureen Mooney Gunilla Reirhner Anne Marcus, Connie Schroeder. Korhy Toney Music Clubs 69 SYMPHONY BAND The Deorborn High Symphony Bond went ro rhe Michigan Srare Festival in Novi this year. The judges were very impre- ssed, and they gave rhe band a 1 ” which is very good poinrwise. This year rhe Symphony Band from Dearborn High was rhe first ro get an honor so grear, so ir was all worth rhe effort and rime they pur forth. Fronk Adorns. Sreve Anderson. Kenr Denson. Paul Denvenuti. Rusty Drond, Jomes Dyrnes. Srephonie Campbell. Chris Darnell. Carolynn Day, Deverty Douglas, Michael Glavonovich, Amy Guild. Sreve Gustafson, Michele Honford. Kim Jomes. Richard Jones, Renee Kalojion, Todd Kuzma Jomes Leocher. Koro McConnell. Karen Milch us. Sandro Mowery. Soro Normon. Andre Oei. Jonet Richords. Shirley Shofer. William Sommerfeldr. Marc Sronley. Denji Suores-Plotr. Charles Thomas. Randy Thomas. Julie Vandeveer, Dorrev Vartanian, Wendy Vebsrer. Patricio Williams. David Yanko. CONCERT BAND Music in Dearborn High School is nor uncommon. There ore a total of four different types of bands offered here at DHS. A mosr popular choice among them is Concert Band, and it is under rhe direction of Mr. Lawr- ence Pye. This year rhe Concert Bond was superb in both rhe Winter and Christmas Concerts, thanks ro rhe conduction of Mr. Pye. Ingrid Anderson. Jomes Anderzak, Renee Angel. Sylvia Darkovic Susan Dilton. Lisa Ann Duell. Renee Dullard. Greg Durnick. Ann Marie Durtell, John Campbell. Klrsrie Campbell. Sandra Cho. Laura Church. John Enor. Rebecca Eubonk. Denny Hancock. Jeff Hass. Kim Heyde. Jerald Juncker. Morio Koch. Phillip Koin. Jennifer Komp, Ken Kramer. Kristin Leeth. Mario Ann Morzolo. Michael McIntyre. David Mefferd, Ken Polodian, Janet Ray, Eric Rivard. Marc Robinson. Monika Rockel. Carolynn Root. Cftfs Shaffer, Charles Simmons. Alone Tancock. Kenton Wedeven. Charles Weger. Kim White JAZZ BAND The Dearborn High School Jazz Bond conducted by Mr. Pye. per- formed many concerts and dances during the school year. They put on both the Foil and the Spring Jazz Shows this year, ond they were both o success. The Jazz Bond and all of the other four bonds from DHS per- formed two successful winter concerts over the season. The Winter Concert and The Chrisrmos Concert. This year's bonds were much larger ond performed better from previous bonds at DHS. SITTING LtoR. GregBurnick, Chuck Thomas, Wendy Webster Scorr Darrogh. Bartev Vartanian. Ben Suorez-Plort. Chris Mark, Mike McIntyre. Randy Thomas. Bob Sommerfeldt, Allen Konkel STANDING L to R: Joner Richards. Athena Palmer. Tom Libertiny. Dwight Kish. Bill Sommerfeldt. Jim Byrnes. Paul Benvenuti. Todd Kuzma. Rusty Brand. MARCHING BAND The Marching Bond is one of four bond Classes offered at Dearborn High School. The bond ployed or all the football gomes ot half-time, and this year the Marching Bond hod the privilege of ploying ot the Sil- verdome for the Dearborn High Brother Rice football gome. Mr. Pye hopes for another suc- cessful year again in 1984. Frank Adorns, Ingrid Anderson. Steve Anderson. James Anderzak, Renee Angel, Sylvia Barkovic. Kent Benson. Paul Benvenuti. Susan Bilton. Rusty Brand, Lisa Ann Buell Renee Bullard. GregBurnick. Am Morie Burrell. James Byrnes. John Campbell, Kirsrie Campbell, Stephanie Campbell. Sondro Cho. Laura Church, Chris Darnell, Corolynn Day. Beverly Douglas. John Enot. Rebecco Eubank. Michael Glavonovich. Amy Guild. Steve Gustaf- son. Benny Hancock. Michele Hanford. Jeff Hass. Kim Heyde, Kim James. Richard Jones. Jerold Juncker. Mario Koch, Phillip Kain, Renee Kalojion. Jennifer Kemp. Ken Kramer. Todd Kuzma. James Leocher Kristin Leeth, Maria Ann Marzolo. Kara McConnell. Michael McIntyre, David Mefferd, Karen Milch us. Sandra Mowery Sara Norman. Andre Oei. Ken Polodion, Janet Ray Janet Richards. Eric Rivard. Marc Robinson. Monika Rocket Corolynn Root. Shirley Shafer Chris Shaffer Chories Simmons. William Sommerfeldt Marc Sronley Benji Suores-Plort. Alone Tancock. Chories Thomas, Randy Thomas. Julie Vandeveer Bartev Vartan ion Wendy Webster, Kenton Wedeven, Chories Weger Kim White. Patricio Williams. David Yonko. WESTERN CLUB The Western Club hos been or DH5 for a few years now. Advisor and Director, Mr. Russ Gibb, pulled rhe club together. Wirh rhe freshman now or Dearborn High School, Mr. Gibb hopes ro hove more of rhor Wesrern Spirit , which is a bigger membership and more partici- pation. BACK ROW: Said Deep, Judith Rauh. Dove Walus, Dove Perers, Andy Washington, Mark Lewellyn, Bob Charles, Roget Morchelletto, Mark Honsen, Mork Porado MIDDLE: Cheryl Phillips. Carol Luetzow, Mark Didesore. The Science Club's main pur- pose is ro help encourage future interest in science while still hav- ing fun. This year rhe club hod only five members which contributed ro rhe small success of rhis year's Sci- ence Club. Whor rhe club locked in mem- bership, ir tried ro moke up for by doing o variety of experiments. The club wasn't able ro do oil rhe things rhey expecred due ro rhe club's size and Mr. Seurynck's (rhe sponsor) busy schedule. SCIENCE CLUB 92 Clubs L ro R. Mr Seurynek Jeff Corney. Chris Thiry. Matthew Okasinski. Mike Glovonovich. Jim Rausch. ANOTHER LANGUAGE S.P.E.C.I.A.L. (Super People Enjoying Communication In Another Language) is a sign lan- guage club new at Dearborn High School. The sponsors are Jeanne Fristick. an interpreter for hearing impaired individuals. Anyone within Wayne County, excluding Detroit, can come to DHS, and learn how to com- municate with hearing impaired individuals. The S.P.E.C.I.A.L. club sold bur- tons and r-shirts for the hearing impaired to go to the rheorer for the deaf. BACK ROW: Amy Bokken, Jeanne Fristick, John Schroeder FRONT ROW: Amy Bloerscher, Carla Ross. Amy Kur KAZOO BAND FRONT ROW: Robert Hiniz. Kristyn Korh. Arpi Vartanian. Karen Cheesemon SECOND ROW: Amy Guild. Don Moore, DaveBaerlin, Anne Marcus. Bob Stickler, Eric Cobb, MlkeOiris, Christine Miloch, Pat Wood. THIRD ROW: Bob Kernen. Mark Hansen, Carol Luerzow, Elisabeth Romano. This year Dob Stickler formed the first Kazoo Bond DHS has ever had. It consisted of 163 en- thusiastic students. The band was organized to promote school spirit for all the sports. They saw rhe need for support of all school related ac- tivities. Fund raising activities sup- ported by the band were two hay rides at Camp Dearborn as well as selling calendars. Other than performing during school activities rhe Kazoo Band played at rhe WNIC salute to rhe Presto Whip cans. Overall, rhe Kazoo Bond did o pretty good job considering rhe load most kids are raking at DHS, sponsor. Bob Stickler, re- marked. Clubs 93 Ellen Bomnck. Doriene Dull. Michelle MogewtcK. ond Donno Dolfonsi cheef ro rhe aowd! Brian Toylor. if looks could kill. SOPHOMORES ENJOY THEIR FIRST YEAR Goss Officers and Sponsor 95 96 Sophomores Alrgelr. Caroline Anderson, Michael Anderzok. James Angel. Renee An id. Thomos Artmon. Corolyn Doc. Denise Dojorek. Grerchen Doker. Ann Bokken. Wendy Domrick. Ellen Don. Steven Bandyk, Soroh Dornett. Michelle Bossy. Diono Beane, Kenneth Beiser. David Benson. Kent Berger. Philip Berry. Johnny Berry. Michael Bilron. Robert Boatman. Steven Boczor. Lisa Bodurow. Corhrine Boismier. Nino Bolger, Kevin Boyer Michael Brand. Rusty Brooks. Jennifer Brown. Dovid Brown, Tomaro Browne Sheila Buell. Liso Ann Bullard. Renee A Bullis. Robert Burke Tomoro Burrell. Ann Mone Christine Miloch ond Kristen Jennings joined or rhe eor. Sophomores show us their emborossmenr ofrer moking o wrong rurn into rhe reochers bathroom Butkiewicz. Chorles Codorer. Williom Compbell. John Compbell, Kirsrie Campbell. Mork Compbell. Scon Corr. Thomas Conrene. Jeff Cemro, Angelo Chorles. Jimmy Chirri. Suson Chierien. Lourene C. Church, Suzanne Gszewski. Jeffery Clink, Thomas Cobb, Louro Colarossi. Michele Cooper. Scon Coulter. Julie Croin, Scon Curler. Goig Dalfonsi, Donno Dontel, Timothy Dorrogh. Robert Donoh. Scon Doy, Corolynn Dearon. Teresa Deep. Amiro Demorois. John Demel. Morie Dennis. Michael Desonro. John Desmer. Ronold Despres, Celesre Donohue. Jeffery Drake. Trocey Dudek. Scon Dull. Darlene Eichhorn. Mojorie Eshelmon. Diane Ewasek. John Ewasuk. Suson Foitel. Duone Forkos. Matthew Feltz. E. Kirk Fink, Thomas R. Sophomores 97 Formo, Lone Forrney, Janer Fosrer, Johothon T. Goll, Drody Goncer, Michelle Gorner. Michoel Gdulo, Karen Genise, Judith Gifford, Jonothon Gilbert. Porricio Giorgi, Korhy Glovonovich, Liso Gniewek. Sondy Jeon Gorrell, Heorher Gorsuch, Eric Gubko, Julie M Hodley. Marianne Hagen, Louro Holes, Christopher Hamonn, Morindo Hand, Jeffery Harder, Joon Harris, Robert Harrison. Cynthio Harrison. William Hartley. Donald Hoy, Noncy Hoyes, Karen Hoynes. Carolyn Hoyse, Chod Hebb, Dovid Hill. Liso Anne Hill, Loro Huckabone, Edward G. Hudgens. William Hunt, Mathew Inman, Noncy Irish, Philip Jackson, Jennifer Jacques, Dovid Jasperse. Lori Jennings. Kristin Jestice. Jodi Irene 98 Sophomores Jett, Dovid Johnson, Judith Johnson. Jomes Jones. HeoTher Ann Josoitis. Mark Juzswik, Lynn Kollek. Ronald Kosobo, Vincenr Koszubski. Paul Kers. Cloudio Kilbane, Korhy Kincoid, Lori Kiroff. Scorr Klukoch, Mory Knoop, Perer Koesrer. Paul Kosch, Douglas Koss, Korri Korelly, Consronce Kromer. Kenneth Kromis, Kimberly Kuczmorski, Robert Kurkie. Koren Kurowski. Deborah Kurt, Amy Lombko. James Lone, Kimberly Loviolerte. Bryon Lee. Cynthio Lee, Edword Lilac, Heather Love, Robert Lubeck. Anthony Lumpiesz, Mory Kim Lymon, Lance Lyon, Scott MacDougall. Jomes Magewick. Michelle Moguire. Ann Morie Molett. Williom Molicki. Kothy Marco non, Morthew Martin, Cory Marx. Corolyn Mason. Reginald Mason. Scott Mothers. Williom Moved. Christine May. Louro Morie McConnell. John Mdnnis. Susan Ann Meagher. Colleen Sophomores 99 Michnuk, Joan Miloch. Chrisrine Miscuk, Steven Mock, Julie Mohomod. Abdul Moore. Tina Moore. Kevin Morowa, Wendy Morton. Steven Movsesion. Susan Mowery. Sandra Muchmore. Shane Mumaw. Elizabeth Murphy. Tracy Myers. Kirk Nanos. John Neole. Amy Nehro. Patricia Niemiec. Rosanne Novak, Deena Olkowski. Steven Pokier. Margaret Palfremon. Lloyd Parti, Michael Paulson, Brian Payne, Donna Pelkey. Kristine Petrie, Laura Perroff, Peter Pitts. David Polidori. Linda Pope. Nancy Porado. Mark Pribik. Kristen Vincent Cassabo returns to his locker. Pucilowski. Jane Pumer. Robert Pushee, Leanne Rausch, Jane Roy, Janet Reinowski. David John Lori Skone wipes off John Gifford. Sue Movsessian looks for worms. Richrer. Robert Richrer. Michoel Rivord. Julie Robeos, Poul Rockel, Monika Rocoff. Evonne Rohwer, Corherine Romon, Connie Ronewicz. Bridgeoe Ross, Corlo Rossoni, Allison Ruggirello, John Ryon, Berh Sovedes, Alec Sovich, Nino Sconlon. Corhleen Schilbe. Corherine Schloff. John Schmirz. John Schnell, Lourel Schnell. Lome Schroeder. Consronce Schulz, Korel Sheehon. Kelly Shelron. Ronold Shivok. Thomas Shumaker, Bradley Sieczko. Chrisrino Sigmon, Gwendolyn Simcik, Michelle Simmons. Cynrhia Simmons. Timorhy Skone. Lori Skromsrod. Robeo Smoil, Jon Smirh, Dovid Smith, Jeffery Smirh, Thomas Snyder. Chrisropher Sobkowiok, Dorlene Soboro. William Solris, Susan Sronecki. James Stonisz. Richard Sremas, Heather Sremas. Gregory SriII. Michael Sr. John, Lynn Srrickler. Scorr Sruef. David Sucharo. Annene Sullivon. Pere Swis. John Szwopa, Karen Taylor, Brian Templin, Kellie Theisen. Christopher Thonus, Deborah Thornron. Kennerh Till, Richard Tilley, Timorhy Tomes. Leann Torh. Donald Trask, Todd Tripoli, Andrea Varana. Marc Virag, Sheila Wasson, Jeanerre Webb, Rebecca Websrer. Wendy Weekly, James Weger. Charles Weiler, Scon Werrz, Corey Whirehouse. Renee Wiley, Monique Williams. Panicio Williams. Krisri Withrow. John Leonn Tomes. Mike Anderson. Dee no Novok and Julie Coulrer support the foorball ream Wloch, Timothy Woehlke. William Wolfe, Christopher Woo, Dennis Wymon. Tracy Zogon, Porricio Zeleski. David Zurowick. Kenneth Sophomores nor pictured: Cathy Dielok Eric Felrz Jacquelyn Floim Paul Krupo Tino Venier Jim Adorns wakes up Down Dean Scon Weiler rakes o shot. 104 Activities Winners of mis-morch day contest. AJIison Rossoni. Laura Erickson. and Jim Rausch. Scott StricWer a-uising down the Strip. See any girls? 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ... FUN! Table of Contents Homecoming Queens..............106 Dearborn Highs Acriviries ore piOQt5 1Q7 numerous, and ore os important os Gome Donee..............108-109 sch°o1 academics. There ore ac- Foll Ploy 110-111 riviries to suit everyone's personality, Donees 112-113 and lifestyle. The octiviries range Concerts 114 from rhe cnis-morch day of spirit Jazz Show ................. . 5 week ro formQl donees. Winter Ploy 116-117 The return of spirit week was o Junior Prom 118 great success. The rivalry of each doss Sponge Donee..................119 Fal1 Editor Chris Morowo was shown in each event, bur the Spring Musical............120-121 Spring Editors Fron Colucci and Korhy seniors come out on top. Everyone Talent Show...............122-123 Horvath hod a good rime. ArtivifMK in S Royalty Reigns in 82 Sue Garborz. court Leslie Pork: court Sue KozJow court Uso Clork and her father shore the excitement Lisa experiences the thrill of being a queen Liso and her escort Keith Anderson Lon Donocame court 106 Homecoming 1982 Homecoming King Mike Goss Sue Len: court Dearborn Homecoming a Day To Remember The senior's S.S. Bohemian grabs firsr ploce. Junior floor rallies in last ploce The opening down of October 16, 1982 brought with it o misty sweet- ness and these early morning hours were only the beginning of o day filled with fun ond excitement. The day of Dearborn High School s an- nual homecoming started off with o floor building meeting in the D.H.S. parking lor. All the dosses worked hard putting the final touches on their floors for the celebration rhor would begin or one o'clock. As the afternoon crawled upon the day, the school events began with the homecoming football gome against Southeastern. At halftime, Lisa Clark was crowned fhe 1982 queen ond accompanied by her court: Lori Donoccinie, Sue Garbarz, Sue Kozlow, Leslie Pork, ond Sue Len the ceremony continued. The floor porode marched by the crowd with hundreds of students cheering their doss floor on. The senior doss floor won the first place with the S.S. Bohemian . In the lost seconds of the gome the Dearborn fans rejoiced their victory over the Southeastern ream, 36-12. The activities continued or night os romance and laughter filled the hearts of many young couples which gathered to Soil Away or the dance. Good effort from sophomore captures third ploce Successful Game, A Night D. H. S offense battles with the Jungleers of the Oh, reolly, Mike Dennis! Jon Ligtvoet gets reody for o big cotch. Mike Goss ond Sue Isern take o break from the 10S Homecoming How could Srocy Klingle nor hove o good nme wirh Andy Washington? Homecoming 109 A touch of royalty in the ploy Bortev Vorronian takes a fall 110 Fall Ploy Amy Guild gives her view to Richard Blair The gallant captain, John Schroeder Maureen Mooney and John McConnell a little upset He to Hecuba; Broadway Material Roger Morchelletto (Henning) and Mike Orris (Koj) He ro Hecuba , D.H.S. Thespians first production of the year, enter- tained audiences in the Valentine Auditorium during the weekend of November 12-14. Under the direction of Mr. Dove Parker, juniors Tim Hamann and Amy Guild led the cost in the active com- edy set in the mid 16th century. Sup- porting characters in Michael Stewart's ploy were portrayed by senior Roger Marchelletra, and juniors Mike Orris, Richard Ploir, Christ- ine Mozzoro, Judy Rouh, ond the rest of the cast who oil rook port in mak- ing the ploy o great success. Tim Hamann, I think you better listen to Jim Busso. Christine Mazzara is in awe over Soren Brondes A final bow offer a wonderful performance Let's Dance The many dances of the year were full of exciremenr. The Welcome Dock Donee srorred off the year, wel- coming rhe Seniors, Juniors, and rhe new Sophomores ond Freshmen. The Halloween Donee brings our oil of rhe creatures ond comedians of the school. The inventiveness rhis year was great, ond many rook rhe rime ro prepare their cosrumes. A prize was awarded ro Mart King os John De Loreon, for rhe best cosrume. To break up rhe monorony of rhe winter months, oil rhe clubs gor to- gether ond invented a new donee, rhe Hot Lunch Jam”, which was o grear success. Jennifer Zerget caught in the crowd. Rodrigo Golvez ond Poulo Horrison. Ricci Woodall, the new Tootsie, ond Ken Polodion. 112 Donees v val 4 ILhm Donees 113 God Love Yo”, Brod Romon soys ro Rich Potrerson. Tom PosJer and Damn Smith show rheir sexy legs. Todd Kuzma ond the winner. Mott King. Kothy Horvoth ond Cheryl Heggie posing for the camera i Who ore those two masked men? EVERYBODY BOOGIE! Mony concerts were performed this yeor such os rhe Christmas ond Spring concerts. The individual bonds also performed mini concerts or Foirlone Town Center. Dearborn High should be very proud of their musical de- portment. They never ceose to omoze us with their expertise. The Christmas Choir's big performance. THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT r— ' This years Jazz Show was up ro ifs usual high standards. The music ranged from the exciting bear of swing ro the bubbly beat of pop. People of every age came ro see the show. Dancers entertained the crowd with many high-kicking and up- bear dancers. The Jazz Bond worming up Lights. Camero, Action Carolyn Lyons ond Greg Burnick in Practice 115 Servant of Two Masters The students of Dearborn High came rogerher once again ro pur on o spectacular play. The long hours and hard worts really paid off. Dave Porker, rhe director, made a difficult play enjoyable for everyone, includ- ing rhe audience. The play dealt with a servant work- ing for one master, plus behind rhe back of another. Also, there were many romantic involvements bet- ween all rhe characters in rhe play. The play gained many laughs and cheers from rhe audience. Port of the cost raking o bow. Ron Powloski, Jim leocher, Amy Guild, John Schroeder and Anne Price. John Schroeder preparing to do bottle 116 Activities Ponraloni and Trifaldino showing their faces. Shormon Archer ond Coral Luetzow Cost Dock Row. k Ron Powtaski, Jim Leocher, Amy Guild. John Schroeder. Anne Price. Roger MorchollefTo. Moureen Moonev. Shonnon Archer. Dove Porker: Direcor, Cord Luetzow. Scon Williams. Lisa Voccorelli, Richard Dloir, Todd Kuzmo. Fronr Row. l-r Koni Koss. Amy Kun, Sheny Phillips, Debbie Thonus. Carlo Ross, Amy Bokken. Michele Simsik. Mark Didesore. Mork Pororo. Mark Honsen. Russ Doeghdd, Mike Orris, Scon Campbell, Liz Romano. Todd Kuzmo voicing his opinion. Richord Dloir and Usa Vocorrelli roking o break between acts Activities 117 Surfing Safari The Junior Class sponsored rhe Surfing Safari donee which rook rhe place of rheir junior prom. The donee mode some of rhe junior's who did nor go ro Florida feel better. Everyone come dres- sed in summer clorhing and rhe music fearured rhe Beach Boys. Everyone is our struting his stuff. 118 Activities Heidi Weget shakes it Etlko Kurnick ond Cheryl Horp donee to the beot Dancing in Heaven The rheme of rhe Sponge donee was, Moke This o Night ro Remember . This donee was rhe besr donee rhis school has ever hod. 100 couples, dresed in rheir very besr, come ro rhe DHS Red- wood Room. The decororions mode rhe nighr special for oil the couples. The D.J. ployed good music, and rhe couples remarked on how rhe music sounded up ro dare. Also, along with rhe nighr, oil rhe couples wenr our ro a spe- cial dinner. Some of rhe places visited were. Mountain Jacks, The Topper, Silky Sullivans and Kyoto's. Tracey Bodour ond Robert Conley dancing ro the bear Michele Hanford and Jeff Comey show off their dance moves. Pont Sabo, Jim Doyie. Amy Bokken and Dave Sreuf - Dance cheek to cheek. Activities 119 Guys and Dolls' The Production of, ‘Guys and Dolls , was executed with perfection. The house was pocked or each per- formance. The singing and dancing was filled with excitement, and the dialogue was humorous. Each per- formance ended with a standing ovation. The final production of the year was o great success. Anne Marcus and Kim Kromis scouring for guys. Jim Busso. Thod Avery and John Schroeder show rheir ocring rolenrs 120 Acriviries Korhy Toney gives Todd Kuzma o piece of her mind. Mike Me Leon, Roger Morcholerto, ond Jim Busso check rhe rip sheer Tim Homonn breoks rhe bod news ro Connie Schroeder Todd Kuzmo shows us his gorgeous profile Activates 121 HE TO HECUBA Rock bond or rhe Tolenr Show. SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS Comedy Winner or Tolenr Show (Dove London) Rock Bond winners or rhe Tolenr Show. (The Slop Bond; Todd Kuzma, Chris Mark, Dwighr Kish) Activities 123 FRESHMEN Class Officers Brion Brace Sec, John Foirless Pres , Mike Buck Tres. and Phil Koin V P For their firsr year or Dearborn High the Freshmen class showed o lor of school spirit. The freshmen mode o second place Homecoming floor and for spirit week they come in rhird. They were involved in or- ganizing rhe 1983 Tri-school donee which was o big success. The freshmen hod o cor wosh and sold candy to raise money. A firsr in Dearborn High's history were rhe freshmen sports reams and cheerleaders. Added to rhe sports rosrer were rhe freshmen girls basketball, boys boskerboll and girls volleyball reams. The freshmen football ream hod an excellent season and were undefeated. The Freshman 125 Underclassmen editor Pom Plrford ninfh 9r°ders had O successful year. Abor, Christine Adams, John Anderson. Rebecca Anderson. Susan Anderson. Ingrid Andreu. Celeste Aniol, Ronald Assenmacher. Laurie Audi. John Auler. Jeffrey Avery. Thad Bac, Peter Baker. Richord Borkovic. Sylvia Bares. Robert Berry, Melisso Bilton, Susan Blake. Paul Blandino. Angela uianzy. Julienne Bloerscher. Paul Blossfeld, Mork Boczor. Joseph Boegehold. Liso Borowskt. Janel 126 Freshmen Bowers, Karen Boyer. Michael Boysnock, Joseph Broce. Brion Brehob, Wayne Brown, Rhonda Bruno. Michael Buck. Michael Burnick, Gregory Cambell, Srephanie Carol. Lowrence Carrel I. Thomas Carroll. Douglas Chapman, Chris Chechowich. Sandro Cho, Sandra Church. Lauro Clark. Angelo Clipperr. Geoffrey Colvin, Keli Crawford. Sereal Gowley. Scon Curd. Scon Currh, Aniro Cusrer. James D'Amico, Jennifer Doil, Sreven Domian. Jane Davies, Richard Davies, Paul Day, William Dean. Doyle Dillinder. Korhrine Dixon. Nicole Do. Khu Doody. Daniel Drabkowski. Roben Driscoll, Sheila Drobyshewski. Dawn Duquene. Roben Edwards, Kimberly Eichsredr, Michael tnor, John Escamilla, Brian Erkie. Janer Freshmen 127 Eubank. Rebecca Fairless. John Fowk. Jodie Fisher. Jeffrey Fonger. Vikki Frazzini, John Frizzell, David Fromm. Adele Gallo. Anthony Garza. Teresa Gemse, Roger Gervais, Edward Biles. John Glavanovich, Maria Gohl, Lisa Guherrez. Michelle Hodous. Jana Hall, Gregory Hancock, benny Hansen. David Harp, Stacey Harriman, Steven Harrison, Marjorie Hartley. Wendy Hass. Jeffrey Hein. Paul Heyde. Kimberly Holmes. Dawn Hours, Julia Hunt. Pamela Jacquin, Lisa James, Michael Joneck, Craig Jaseck. Laurie Jernigon, Brian Jex, Colin Johnson. Shannon Jones. David Juncker. Jerald Koch, Mario Kain, Phillip Komp. Jennifer Koyner. Poige Keating, Brian Keblaitis, Chrisropher Korh, Dovid Kour, Stella Kromb. Mornie Kurnick, Ericka Kuzma, Neyso Kuznio. Michelle Lobby, Brian Lam, Van London, Gory Lorrazo, Morio Leerh, Kristin Leitz, Nicole Lesney. Jennifer Lewis, Nicole Libertiny, Koren Lim, Edno Lirtrell, Joni Livengood. Steven Malec. Andrew Mortin. Donold Marzolo. Mario Mouti, Louro Mozzoro, Peter McCreedy, Michael McAllisrer, Elizabeth McGinty. Anne McGuinry, Pomelo McIntyre, Michael McLaughlin. Barbara McLennan. David McMahon. Pamela McMahon. Paula Meade. Jerry Mefferd. David Meyers. William Mink Lauro Molinori. Michoel Monson. Eric Morton, Jeffrey Moscardelli. Dovid Morry, Annette Murray, Scott Murrell. Usa Murtfeldt, Suson Mys, Suson Newburg. Margaret Niedbalski, Amy Nigoghosion. Marc Noone. Michelle Norman, Sara North. William Novak. Timothy Oberly. David O Donnell. Catherine Okasinski, Matthew Orcurt. Amy O'Reilly, Thomas Osborn. Beth Ossemnacher. Diana Ostyn. Anthony Pochy, Julius Padgett. William Poes. Pamela Paligo. Sherry Parkinson. Cheryl Porti. Lindo Poulson, Christine Phimisrec Thomos Podony. Michoel Polodion. Kenneth Polk. Srefonie Porodo. Michoel PorTer. Susan Ray. Solly Roy. Douglas Rechlm. Karl Redmer. John Reese. Poulo Reynolds. Joson Rhoades. Nicholas Richards. Jennifer Riorini, Chris Rivord. Eric Robinson. Marc Romonski. Jack Roor. Karen Root. Corolynn Koss, Jeffrey Rouble. David Rue. Mark Sorb. Anne Sarkozy. Kristen Scholl. Steven Schmidt. James Scroggie. William Shoffer. Christopher Sheick. Kelly Sheill. Dana Sheridan. Yvonne Sherman. Timothy Sieczka. Jennifer Simion. David Simion. John Simmons. Charles Sinns. Christy Siwulo. Daniel Smiley. Robert Smith. Trocy snyder. Bridget Soltis. Kevin St. Amond. Stephen Stonczyk. Diane Stanislowski. Kathleen Stonkorb. Sheri Starrett. Mark Stevens. Jennifer Stevens. Eorl Stramecky. Vicki Suarez. Benji Sylvester. Constance Szwopo. John Thorp. Kimberly Theisen. Mary Thiry, Philip Topij, Lisa Vondeveer. Joel VonTilburg. Alison Vicory. Scon Woggener. Jane Wolczok Dennis Wolkley Robert Wall. Darnel Wedeven. Kenton Weller. Jill White. Kimberly Willioms. Anne Mane Williams. Trevor Williamson, David Wisner. Kimberly Wood, Michelle Julius Pochy leads the race. Cindy Simmons on clash day. Brian Brace gets a push from teammate 102 Sophomores Tom Srefonoc ond John VonOosr work rhe comero crew Ooig Curler and Reggis Mason, whor o poir. Wood, Thomas Woodall. R� cci Wyman, Morrin Yonchulo. John Young, lance Zogon, Julie Zoludek. Srefanie Freshmen Nor Picrured Chriyopher Fiorim Brer Hunrer Michelle Kreurer Isabella McShone Robert Ross Rebecco Winfree Sophomores 133 134 Tim Corey booms one for Deortxxn Kathy Kilbone bumps the boll up while Renee Angel watches. A Successful Year In Sports Renee Dullard dribbles rowards the basher follows in hopes of gening the rebound. os Notolie Scon Mark Ostethoff anempts to pin his opponent. Sports Division Page .... 134-135 Boys Freshmen Basketball 159 V. Football 136-137 Boys Swimming 160-161 J.V. Football 138 V. Wrestling 162 Freshmen Football 139 J.V. Wrestling 163 Boys Soccer 140-141 Girls Volleyball ... .164-165 Cross Country 142-143 Girls Gymnastics ... .166-167 Boys Golf 144 Boys Track . . . .168-169 Girls Golf 145 Boys Baseball .. . .170-171 Girls Basketball 146-147 J.V. Baseball 172 Girls JV Basketball 148-149 Girls Soccer 173 Girls Swimming 150-151 Boys V. Tennis 174 Girls V. Tennis 152 Boys J.V. Tennis 175 Girls J.V. Tennis 153 Girls Track .. .176-177 V. Field Hockey 154 Girls V. Softball 178 J.V. Field Hockey 155 Girls J.V. Softball 179 BoysV. Basketball 156-157 Cheerleading .. . .180-181 Boys J.V. Basketball .... 158 Cooches Dockhom. Ryon. Snell. Considering rhe rough schedule and being picked to finish lost in our league, we did a lor berrer rhen mosr people rhoughr we would do. In rhe pre-season, we were picked ro win rhree of our gomes or besr. We ployed a grear gome ar rhe Silver Dome and all rhings considered, ir (rhe sea- son) was a grear effort — Head Coach Dick Ryan Fronf Row: Jon Ugtvoet. Mike Goss, Jeff Toy! or Sr eve Movsesion. Jon Podony. Dove Demorais. Kreg Palko, Tim Chrisrnogel, Hoi Nguyon, Tom Posier, Cheryl Heggie Trnr.. 2nd Row: Frank Voccarelli. Greg Humirz. Robin Wilson. Robert Bonk. John Dalfonsi. Kris Beers. Tim Corey. Tim Mosrers. Joe Moromec. Dove Doody. SruorT McWilliams, LenRosolMngr Mike Glovanovich Trnr., 3rd Row: Larry Dockhom Asst Cooch, David LaMontame. William Kilbone. Sreve Eveleigh. Scorr Osborne. Robert Ciszewski, Dorm Smith, Jomes Deline, Michoel Loymon, Michoel Sher- man, Eddie Phillips, Brion Pochy, Mark Elsenheimer Mngr., Gene Snell Assr. Cooch. Dick Ryan Heod Cooch, 4rh Row: Gregory Kowolski, Chris Hoss. Chris Mork, Robert Marhers, Robert Love. Kevin Mamn. Mike Berry, Kerry Goodsell, Michoel Donohue, Timothy Osborne, Scott Smyth. Garth Rouble. Robert Lennis. Thomas Bridges. 136 Football Tim Corey unleashes one of his boom- ing punts. D.H.S. OPP 14 Brother Rice 17 16 Wyandotte 14 20 Trenton 17 7 Edsel Ford 24 36 Utica 17 37 Southeastern 12 37 Ann Arbor Huron 0 13 Belleville 0 7 Uncoln Pork 10 Pioneer Gridders Share League Title In rhe pre-season rhe Pioneer football ream was picked to win only three of their nine gomes. They started off rhe season with o very good game against perennial power Brother Bice in rhe Silver- dome, losing 17 ro 14 in overtime. The Pioneers came back rhe follow- ing week by defeating Wyandotte, and then by bearing league-rival Trenton in double-overtime. The fol- lowing week spelled trouble for D. H. S., os the Pioneers dropped their contest ro city-rival Edsel Ford. Their next four weeks were victorious. One of rhe Pioneers' best games was against Ann Arbor Huron, shutting- out the River Rats 37-0. The final game against Lincoln Park was a dis- appointing loss. The Pioneer offense was sparked by rhe superb running of senior rail- back Michael Gass who rushed for 772 yards, and caught passes for 303 yards. There were also quite a few Pioneer players, induding Gass, that were nomed ro rhe All-City and All- Area reams. In general, it was another success- ful year for rhe Orange and Black. For next year good things ore expected. The winning tradition or Dearborn High shall continue for many years ro come. Mike Goss takes the hand-off as Dove Demarois lead-blocks. Football 137 Junior Varsity and Freshmen Football Hove Fine Seasons Top Row, Cooch George Amck, Corey Wertz, Pete Petr off. Mike Derry. Michoel Richter. Thomas Aniol. Ronald Shelton. Jon Gifford. David Beiser. Christopher Theisen. James Weekly. Middle Row. Christopher Wolfe. John Small. Jeff Ciszewski, Robert Dull is. Lome Schnell. John DeMorais. John DeSonro. Kevin Moore. Brian Paulson, Cooch Rob Bridges. Bottom Row. John Berry, Bill Mathers. Jeffery Smith, Scott Weiler, Scott Stickler. Eric Gorsuch. Edward Huckabone, Scott Mason. J. V. Football finished with a fair re- cord of 3-4-1 rhis season. They hod o lot of problems getting the year started off. The team started with only eighteen members, bur finally grew to twenty-six. At one time the team record was 0-4. Most of the gomes were very close in scoring, and they lost only by 1 or 6 poinrs. There were no quitters on their team. Scott Mason wos the most valuable player on the team. John DeMorais was the most valuable lineman and Robert Bullis was the most valuable bock. Mike Richter also did a fine job in the lost gome against Belleville by making four outstanding socks. All-in-all the ream hod o good sea- son and on enjoyable time. Junior Varsity Scoreboard D.H.S. OPP 13 Brother Rice 27 12 Wyandotte 14 14 Trenton 21 13 Edsel Ford 14 27 Utica 6 6 S. Eastern 6 20 AA Huron 8 22 Belleville 3-4-1 15 Jon Gifford mes ro get the ball before Ns op- ponenr can. 138 Front Row: Williom Doy, Kevin Soltis, Daniel Doody, Steve School, Ron Aniol, Kenneth Poiodion, John Enot, Jeffrey Fisher, Dove Mef- fetd, MortyWymon, Jock Romonski, Michoel Eichstodt. Scott Crowley. 2nd Row: Thomas Phimisrer. Jeff Auler, Poul Dovies, Robert Smiley, Brian Brace, Michoel Molinori, Eric Rivord, Jeff Hoss, Scott Murray, Roger Genise. Geof Clippert, Poul Hein, Brion Lobby. Bock Row: Cooch Chuck Boughmon, Eric Monson. Douglas Corroll, John Giles. David Moscordelli. Steve Horrimon, Poul Bloke, John Foiriess, John Yonchulo, Michoel Buck, Mark Rue, Mngr. Phillip Thiry, Cooch John Nichols. D.H.S. Freshmen Football Scoreboard OPP 32 Trenton 8 28 Wyandotte 20 27 Fotdson 0 40 Allen Pork 0 38 Edsel Ford 0 47 Lincoln Pork 6 52 Southgate Gerisch 12 57 Southgate Dovidson 0 John Giles blocks os Ken Poiodion lurns on the speed This year marked a precedenr for Freshmen football here ar Dearborn High. The Pioneer Freshmen had an outstanding year, finishing the sea- son with a perfect 8 wins and 0 loss record. The Freshmen ream was coached by Chuck Baughman and John Nichols, and averaged 40 points per game. They also accumu- lated 4 shut-outs. Two ream leaders were Ken Pola- dian and Eric Monson. Poladian rushed for 712 yards, and scored 11 touchdowns. Monson caught passes for 474 yards. The Freshmen ream had a potent offense, with these two players leading the way. The Pioneer defense was led by Monson, also. He had 57 tackles and 2 interceptions. The defense allowed a mere 74 points scored against them. Next year's Junior Varsity should have a very good season with the fine players moving up from this freshmen ream. 139 'With the improvements made this year, and all the returning players for next year, I think well hove a much better season. — Coach Paul Coombs D° e°n C0rT -00Per- GregStemas, Co-capr. EricSchulrz, Srankorb. Row 3: Coach Paul Coombs. Jeff Donohue. John Ewasek. war Mrehl. John Nonos . Jdius Pochy. Co-copt Rick Desmer Row 2: Ste-worr Sorkozy. Frank Andreu. Tim Stryker. Jim O'Hogon. Tom Mgr Loune Chretien. Duone Fo.rel. Kevin Welhusen. Croig Foirel. Thornron. John Doll. Cooch Jim Hall. John White. Tim Simmons. Craig Coddy. Chuck Mason Mgr Sheri Croig Coddy shoots and scores in o contest ogainsr Fordson Rick Desmer lets o penalty shot go that was good for a point. Dearborn's first soccer team struggles to a 1-8-3 season. Dearborn moves the ball up agoinsf Defroir Country Doy. Despite the 1-8-3 record, Dear- born High's first soccer ream did no- thing bur improve over the course of the season. Although, the soccer team was better than there record would imply. All bur two of the gomes the ream lost, were lost by three goals or less. Coach Paul Coombs, though, nor extremely pleased with the win-loss record, was impressed by the steady im- provement of the reom, and he looks forward to next years season. Junior, Pick Desmir suffered on injury during the season that hurt the reom somewhat, bur they went on to win a gome after that. Junior, Stewart Sarkozy and Senior, Eric Schultz, went on to be named to the All City Soccer Team, while Junior, Mike Sommers wos named to the All City Second Team. DHS OPP 0 Southfield 2 0 Edsel Ford 2 1 Garden City 1 2 Fordson 2 1 Detroit C. D. 3 0 Troy 1 0 Kimball 7 2 Fordson 2 2 Garden City 1 1 Dondero 2 0 Edsel Ford 6 0 Kimball 6 Soccer 141 Mike Sommers and Jeff Donohue go for the boll. I was q little disappointed with our performance this year although Laura Church really came through with the girls. — Coach John Spain Front Row: Steve Honsen, Chris Turner. Todd Sr. John. Shannon Archer. Don McHugh, Robert Hellie. Andy Moguire. Row 2: Rob Harris. Gunilla Reifhner. Louro Church, Marcio Richards. Christy Sims, Elizoberh McAllister Row 3: Coach John Spain, John Swis, Tom Fink, Dill Woehlke. Paul Roberts. Jim Rausch. Chuck Irish. Shannon Archer leads the way A dedicated Dan McHugh strides to the finish. Pioneer Harriers Hove Winning Season, But Fail To Meet Expectations. The 1982 cross country ream hod expected to do better than they did. Although they lost only one dual meet, the injury to the leg of Robert Hellie ployed o large port in the fairly poor performance by the Pioneers in their invitational meets, with one ex- ception in the Redford Union J. V. invi- tational where the Pioneers placed second. Despite the convincing sec- ond place effort in the league meet, the Pioneers fell short of making it to the store meet os o ream with their fifth oloce finish in the reaional meet. Yet two runners, Co-Caprs. Shannon Archer and Don McHugh, were to represent the Pioneers ot the store meet. Doth Shannon and Dan had short of outstanding performances, with 44rh and 79th place finishes re- spectfully. With the majority of the John Swis shows whor he con do Rob Hellie runs well despite his injury. (Left to right) Todd St. John. John Swis, and Chris Turner in o pods. varsity ream being seniors, next year Dearborn High will hove o fairly young team ond should hove high hopes for the near future. For exam- ple, Louro Church, o 9rh grade runner who crossed the finish line or the store meet holding on to 18th place. DHS OPP 27 Churchill 28 23 Ann Arbor Huron 32 22 Monroe 33 18 Adrian 38 15 Trenton 43 25 Belleville 30 42 Edsel Ford 15 4rh City Meet Invitottonols 7ih WD Invitational 9th Holly Invitotionol 7th Shrine Invitotionol 6th RU Invitotionol 4rh Freshmen Invitotionol 2nd RU JV Invitotionol 2nd League 5th Regional Store Meet 44 th Shannon Archer 47th Don McHugh 18th Louro Church Pictured I. to r. Jim Hoey. Boys golf cooch ond Shirley Heydrick. Girts golf cooch. The boys golf ream hod o great year despite their disappointing showing at state. The team was cap- tained by All-State senior Steve Sedgwick who led the team to o 6-1 record ond was Medalist in the teams 2nd place regional finish. Mott King, the only other senior on the twelve man team, also contri- buted much to the teams success. The final two players to round out the top four were Mike Janssen ond Curt Shields. Pictured I. to r. Bock row: Jim Hoey. John Audi, front row: Mike Jonssen. Curt Shields, Steve Dennis Wolczok. Paul Miles. Charles Houston. Sedgwick ond Mott King. Mike Stevens. Mark Hollmann ond Chris Holes. Boys Brit. Quod 4th Fordson W Monroe W Conton W Trenton W Best Boil 9th Oscoda 3rd A A Pioneer W A A Huron W Invitorionol 9th City Meet 2nd Bel Invirotionol 6th Edsel Ford W Regional 2nd League 1st Store 16th Girts Lodywood L Grosse lie W Fordson W Ponrioc Northern w Kingswood w Mercy L Lodywood L Grosse lie L A A. Pioneer W Fordson W Pinckney w Mercy w Regional 3rd League 1sr 2nd Store 3rd v Hey look! Uso Morino s finish resembles Honey Lopez's. Mott King swings through with style. 144 Sports Boys and Girls Golf Eagle, Birdie, Par, Sedgwick, Marino Janet Fortney follows through the shot. Mike Jonssen finishes like o pro. All-Stote golfers. Uso Morino ond Steve Sedgwick. Sports 145 Pictured I. to r. Bock row: Janet Roy, Kim White, Marianne Plotrowski. Uso Morino. Shelly ' Mel- Jone Damion, Cherylonn Mistopoulos. Jenny 'on Bradley, Carolyn Lyons ond Janet Fortney. Stevens ond Shirley Heydrick. Front row: This years team started off with a slow start, which eventually hurt them when fighting for the league title. Despite this the team came on strong at Regionals with a 3rd place finish, in which senior Lisa Marino was medalist. The third place finish was good enough for the team to pro- ceed on to the High School State tournament. Here the team surprised everybody by finishing in 3rd place. The five varsity starters were Lisa Marino, Janet Fortney, Jenny Ste- vens, Marianne Piotrowski ond Caro- lyn Lyons. The girls hod o successful season even though their record was below .500 percent. We hod o tough schedule this year. Our biggest down foil wos free throws and injuries. Next years team will be a young one. - Jim Vonderhull Dock Row: (| to r) Norolie Scott, Barb Horvath. Troci Nalodka. Coach Jim Vonderhull. Heidi Schriefer. Aimee Brehob. Kolleen Koos. Kneeling down: Gloria Sell, Colleen Schmitz, Reene Dullord. Denise Soboro, Eloine Lindermon, Marne Morch Troci Nolodko foiling Denise Soboro dribbling down the court. Aimee Brehob shooting over her opponent. Barb Horvoth following 146 Sports Varsity Basketball Closes out another successful season into her jump shot. through on her shot. Traci Nolodko fighting for the jump boll. Notolie Scott going up for the shot. The girl's vorsiry baskerball ream had o most successful season rhis year through rhe coaching of Jim Van- derhull. The ream losr 11 of rheir 20 games during rhe season. They wenr into dis- trict tournaments with a good at- titude. They won rheir way to rhe championship game but lost, mak- ing them District Runner-Up. Overall rhe Varsity team played a competitive season. With only 4 graduating seniors, next years out- look is a strong one. D.H.S. SCOREBOARD OPP. 31 Divine Child 54 40 Thurston 37 36 Southfield 22 40 Edsel Ford 45 46 Grosse lie 45 16 Trenton 45 41 Fordson 46 59 Clarenceville 13 34 North Farmington 40 23 Belleville 41 30 Ann Arbor Pioneer 52 50 Lutheran West 42 36 Northville 18 26 Garden City 46 18 Trenton 22 32 Groves 22 33 Edsel Ford 30 34 Belleville 28 16 Marian 41 Districts 50 54 Taylor Kennedy 22 40 Taylor Center 25 36 Bishop Borgess 43 District Runner-up Sports 147 Dock Row: (I ro r) Jenny Dichords. Ann Williams. Celesre Andrew. Ann Sorb. Celeste Anrew passing the boll off Kneeling: Loro Hill. Cooch Ms. Hole. Ann McGinry. 148 Sports Junior Varsity and Freshman Basketball have a fair season The girls' Junior Varsity and Freshmen Basketball season was a good experience for varsiry ploy nexr year. Although there were only six girls on rhe freshmen ream and nine on rhe J.V., rhe girls on rhe squads were willing ro leorn. Trying ro ac- complish something was constantly in rhe atmosphere, even though scrimmaging was difficult. With rhe helpful coaching of Ms. Hole and Ms. Kowalski rhe girls played o competi- tive season and they hod fun. Dock Row: (I ro r) Monique Wiley. Amiro Deep, Coach AAs. Kowalski, Grerchen Dojorek, Koren Kurkie Kneeling: Colleen AAeogher. Liso Boczor, Kothy Kilbone, Julie Rivard. Tomoro Brown Celeste Andreu trying to win rhe jump off, bur losing. Koren Kurkie taking o jump shor. Sports 149 Cooch Shannon Dunworth Kim Brace getting ready ro jump. LeAnn Pushee, Kim Brace. Shelly Brodley. Annerre Suchara just goofing around. Liso Zangerle. Annerre Suchara. Sylvia Bortovic getting prepared for the Shannon Dunworth and Party Sabo cheering the ream on roce. 150 Swimming Girl Swimmers Go To State All-srare swimmer Pony Sabo Dearborn Girls' Swim Team had an outstanding year, ranking fifth in the stare. The most valuable member was senior Parry Sabo, who placed first in the stare in both the 200 and 500 yard freestyle. Sabo's rime of 4:54.0 in the 500 set a new stare record. Sophomore Suzanne Church placed eighth in the 200 yard frees- tyle with a rime of 1:56.6, and third in the stare with a rime of 5:05.6 in the 500 yard freestyle. Junior Kim Brace contributed to the ranker s success by placing fifth in the 100 yard butterfly with a rime of 1:00.1. TOP ROW: Juli Blonzy, Locy Toth, Chris Paulson. Usa Zangerte. Pony Sabo, GoerKe Cooch Shannon Dunwonh. THIRD ROW: Coroiynn Root, Debbie Kim Brace, Undo Andrews. Laura Ericson. SECOND ROW: Meg Newburg. Poulson, Sylvia Bortsovic, Kim Heyde, Laura May. Par Williams, Cathy Annene Suchara. Lisa Galavonovich, JodiJesnce. Suzanne Church, Dona Scanlon, Shelly Bradley Swimming 151 D.H.S. Opp. 60 Grosse Poinre South 62 82 Plymouth Conron 43 78 Plymouth Salem 47 83 Monroe 42 81 Belleville 44 86 Trenton 39 87 Edsel Ford 38 81 Farmington 44 79 Lincoln Park 46 74 Norrh Farmington 51 86 Fordson League - 1st Place State - 5rh Place Record - 13-0 35 Laura May In deep concennorion. — Cooch Donnie Whismon Varsity, Front Row: Cathy Bodurow, Rhonda Brown, Holly Kiosk, Liso Clark, Tetri Wall, Evonne Rocoff. Bock row: Louro Liloc, Liso Novyac, Meg Neimon. Sandy Alrenburger. Sue Thomas, Sue Len, Undo Polidori, Cooch Whismon SCOREBOARD — GIRL5 TENNIS D.H.S. OPP. 6 Franklin 1 3 Grosse Isle 4 4 Edsel Ford 3 1 Ann Arbor Pioneer 6 3 Trenron 4 7 Oak Park 0 4 Counrry Day 3 0 Ligger 7 2 Lasher 5 5 Fordson 2 5 Cresrwood 2 6 Glenn 1 3 Larhrup 4 7 Sh. Acad. 0 Isr League Isr Regionals The girls rennis ream's perfor- mance this year may be regarded as remarkable, since ir was expecred to be a rebuilding season. They re- ceived league and regional champ- ionships, while mainraining a very re- specrable 9-6 overall record. Their superior performance ar regionals earned rhem a berth ar rhe Srore Fi- nals in Midland, where Sue Thomas and Rhonda Brown made ir ro rhe quorrer-finals before meering rhe No. 1 seeded ream. The season proved ro be a grear srarr for new coach Bonnie Whisman. She has good reason ro be very op- rimisric abour nexr year. ■■ Liso Clork shows nice form. Sue Len rokes o swipe or rhe boll. Tennis Netters Accomplish Another Winning Season Holly Kiosk and Teh Wall discuss strategies. Holly and Ten Wall ploy doubles. Front row: Morinda Homonn, Connie Kotelly. Allison Rossoni. Lisa Jocquin. Dock °e Thomas and her nasty backhand, row: Coach Morton, Nancy Pope. Janet Fortney. Decky Winfree Sports 153 Stickhandlers have tough season, but look ahead to future. The field hockey ream hod a rough, bur successful season. They didn't manage ro win any gomes, bur rhe girls ore srill learning. A few of rhe key players for rhe Pioneers were Dev Douglas, Morgo Curlee, and Claire Polfremon. This year rhe varsiry coach was Mrs. Lollio. With rhe developmenr of rhe Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshman, Mrs. Lollio looks for more success in upcoming seasons. The rumour for rhe varsiry and junior varsity tryouts were ourstonding rhis year. Field hockey is srill o fairly new sport or Dearborn High, so look for It ro develop in rhe upcoming years. Sue Bilron prepares ro ploy goal in the upcoming gome Front Row Kothy Stanislowski, Jomie Simion. Down Nettlow, Deonno Genslok. Chris McAllister. Debbie Dull. Cooch Mrs Morgo Curlee, Aimee Perrin. Cathy Crowford, Donno Dull. Lollio Bock Row: Bev Douglas. Carol Borowski. Kellie Horrimon. 154 Varsity Field Hockey ”We weren't roo success- ful record wise, bur we only lost a few gomes by one or rwo goals. The girls really stuck together throughout the whole sea- son. We ore looking ahead to the future and the way I see it we should really be improved. Debbie Dull shows off her moves ro on opponent D.H.5. Field Hockey OPP 2 Ann Arbor Huron 3 0 Ugget 6 0 Kingswood 1 1 Edsel Ford 2 0 Socred Heart Ac ode my 4 2 Detroit Country Day 2 Carol Borowski rakes o break during the halftime Fronr Row: Donna Payne. Michelle Colorossi. Wendy Bokken. Kim Lone. Karen Ubertiny. JaneWoggener. Joner Borowski Second Row: Dawn Dean. Brenda Sobczok, Wendy Sig- mon. Rosonne Niemiec. Lon Jasperse, Jane Rausch. Margie Eichhorn. Nina Boismier Back Row: Colleen School, Amy Kosranecki. SueBil- ron. Nicole Leirz, Wendy Hartley. Kelli Colvin. Angie Cerriro. Heather Sremis. Cindy Harrison. Coach Mrs. Munson Oaire Palfreman battles to get the ball Varsity Field Hockey 155 We will miss our seniors, for they provided us wirh rhe leadership and example rhar allow good programs ro survive losing sea- sons.'' - Cooch Gene Snell Top Row: Cooch Gene Snell. Doug Shew chuck, Kevin Martin. Rob Love. Kerry Goodsel. Michael Donohue. Eddie Phillips. Mark Elsenheimer. Asst Cooch Mike Reynolds. Bottom Row Dove Demorois, Steve Movsesion. Kris Beers. Doug Angel. John Huff. Heather Apigion Michael Glavanovich Scott Weller strategically passes the boll. 156 Sports PIONEERS EXPECTATIONS ARE HIGH FOR 84 Dearborn High's basketball ream didn't have quire as suc- cessful of a season as they had hoped for. although the season was fun and valuable in the sense of experience. The ream stuck together and the seniors led the underclassmen to the growth and maturity of dedication and responsibility which is needed for good ream work. The ream made more adjustments and executed more variations of their game than any other teams that have been or Dearborn High. There is much hope for the return- ing underclassmen to have a suc- cessful season next year. Vanity playeo nervously watch the game. Spots 157 BASKETBALL DEARBORN HIGH'S NEW HOPE TOP ROW: Jon Smoil, Ron Shelron. Mike Berry Jeff Smith. Dove Pitts. Cooch Don McCothney. BOTTOM ROW: Rob Bullis. Kevin Bolger, Scott Weller. Rob Dortogh. Eric Gorsuch, Doug Kbsch. Scott Mason. TOP: Dove Oberty, Ben Hancock. Jason Reynolds. Croig Janeck. Tom Phimister. MIDDLE: Bill Meyers. Dove Hosen. Mike James. Scott Vilory, Mike Podony Phil Koin, Steve Doil. Kim White - Mgr BOTTOM: Greg Burnick, Mike Molinari. Eric Monson, Jeff Hoos. Doug Corrol, Dennis Wolczok. John Audi. 156 Sports VOLLEYBALL STARS OF THE FUTURE J.V., TOP ROW: Korhy Molicki. LouroMouri, Amy Kosronecki. Keli Colvin, Trocy Wymon. Colleen Moher BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Piku. Andreo Tripoli, Renee Angel. Korhy Kilbone. Kirsren Sorisory. Corhy Bodurow. Sports 159 FROSH. TOP ROW: Cooch Vicki Mortin. Corhy O'Donnell. Edno Lim. Becky White. Kim Wisner, Liso Murcell. Stephonie Campbell. BOTTOM ROW: Angelo Clork. Nickki Dixon. Korhy Sronislowski. Dono Sheill. Nicole Lewis. Cooch Dun worth: Many years of hard work and dedication has paid off with an undefeated season.” Firs Row (I fo r) Poul Bloke. Bill Scroggie, Eric Rivard, Mike Buck, Brion Broce, Geof Clipperr. Tim Shermon, 2nd Row: Jill Weller. Croig Foirei, Goig Curler, Jim Lombko, Poui Erickson. Andy Bondyk. Tom Fink, Maureen Mullin. 3rd Row: Shonnon Dun- worth. Tom Clark. Alon Gelderioos, Jon Podony. Bob Sommerfeldr. Mike Alondr. Doug Curler 1982-63 SEASON DHS OPP 12-14-82 84 39 Solem 12-14-82 87 36 Conron 01-04-83 63 61 GP North 01-11-83 83 46 Uv. Stevenson 01-13-83 77 53 Monroe 01-20-83 74 53 GP South 02-01-83 64 63 AA Huron 02-03-83 92 35 Belleville 02-10-83 83 43 Edsel Ford 02-15-83 73 54 Brighton 02-17-83 79 48 Trenton 02-25-83 1st Leogue Meet 03-12-83 10th Store 160 Sports Bob Sommerfeldr takes a quick breath of air TANKERS GO UNDEFEATED! Alan Gelderloos checks his rime Tom Clark awaits the gun Even Though attendance or rhe meers were very low, rhe 1983 swim ream achieved a foulrless dual meet record and on overwhelming vicrory or irs final suburban eighr league meer. The ream's excellenr record can be greatly accredired ro rhe outstanding performance of rhe freshman swim- mers. Junior, Alan Gelderloos, received an All-Srare Swimming Award for his second place finish in rhe 500 yard freestyle and third place finish in rhe 200 yard freestyle. Coach Dunworth and Alan Gelderloos await the next event. Alan Gelderloos takes an early lead. Sports 161 6'2 Sports Bock row: Perer Perroff Bill Sommerfeldr. Andy Volenrine. Ji™ Byrnes. Ricci Woodoll, Arpi Vorrcnian. First row: Rob Qy John Yanchulo, Tony Woodoll. Jeff Ciszewski. Por Ryon. Sec- zewski. Dove Jacques. Mike Srill. Don Morrin. Dovid Williom- ond Row: Julie Moore. Bill Codorar. Rusry Brond. Tom O Reilly. 500 Al Sovedes, Mark Osrerhoff D.H.S. Wresrler frying for o victory Wrestlers Con't Wait For 84 Tony Woodall works for o rokedown Led by senior coproin Mark Os- rerhoff and juniors Tony Woodall and James Byrnes, rhe varsity wrestling ream hod o promising year. With o record of six and ten. rhe ream improved its record from losr year, bur due to lore season injuries ro Osrerhoff and Woodoll. did nor odvonce in district comperirion. Dual meer victories include Bishop Borgess, Divine Child, ond Gibrolrer Carlson. Mosr wrestlers consider rhis o grow- ing season for rhe reom, mode up mostly of freshmen ond sophomores ond ore confidenr rhey will do even better nexr year. Spons 100 Rob Ciszewski overpowering his opponent With a 26-6 record how could I nor be pleased wirh rhe reams perfor- mance. They were o grear group of kids ond rhey did on oursronding job.'' - Cooch Lou Srehlik Pictured I. for. Dock row: Lou Srehlik. Theresa Srorrerr. Grerchen Front row: Chns McAllister Julie Coulter, Mory Jo Loliberte. Sue Doforek. Annene Ewasek. Hex Schriefer. ond Aimee Drehob. Movsesion. Gunillo Reithner. and Elome Lindermon Annette Ewosek ottemps to bunnp rhe boll while Chris McAllister awaits in hopes of being oble to ser it. Sue Movsesion ond Theresa Srorrerr both Annene Ewosek springs for rhe boll while onempr ro bump rhe boll. Arnnee Drehob ond Gunillo Reirhner observe. Theresa SrorretT sets-up Gunillo Reithner shows 164 Sports Volleyball What A Sensational Season This post season has been very suc- cessful for the volleyball ream. Their only downfall was in rhe Regionals where rhey losr ro rhe evenrual srare champs, Wayne Memorial. Lou's Crew was lead by All-Srarer Annerre Ewasek who also achieved many orher honors. Orhers such os Chris McAllister, Sue Movsesian, Gunilla Reirhner. Aimee Drehob. Heidi Schriefer and Theresa Srorrerr also conrribured ro rhe ream's grear suc- cess. Annette Ewasek for the big spike. ■ superb form while setting rhe boll. Sue Movsesion gives us o facial expression after missing rhe ball. Annette Ewasek gets ready ro spike rhe ball while Chris McAllister watches. D.H.S. W Grosse Pointe North OPP. L W Edsel Ford L W Annapolis L W Edsel Ford L W Trenton L W Ann Arbor Pioneer L W Belleville L W Bedford L W North Farmington L W Belleville L W Farmington L L Fordson W W Rochester L W Grosse Pointe South L W Redford Union L W Andover L L Wayne W W Stevenson L W Churchill L W Franklin L W Annapolis L L Atherton W W Southfield L L Warren Cousino W L Trenton W W Edsel Ford L w South Western L w Henry Ford L L Temperance Bedford W Sports 165 Left. Mrs. Whisman. Right. Mrs. Lollio We were very pleased with our successful season. Although the seniors were the strength of our ream, the underclassmen also contri- buted much strength. This inturn should moke for a successful season next year. ’’ Pictured I to r - Dock Row: Terri Lollio. Ann Baker, Pom Rusch. Carew. Kris Cederquisr, Carrie Fowk and Donnie Buell. Front Lori Donoccinie. Shannon Johnson. Wendy Mora wo, LeAnn Row: Missy Derry. Darlene Dull, Mono Lanraza, Ellen Domnck, Tomes, Sue Isern and Donnie Whismon. Middle Row: Lisa Chris Paulson and Jennifer Jockson. Duel I. Jody Fowk, Kelly Sheehan, Stephanie Zaludek, Mariam Lon Donoccinie shows great concentration on the uneven bars. Wendy Morawa completes her routine with style. 166 Gymnastics Gymnastics Gymnasts Spring Into Action Darlene Dull flys through her floor exercise The gymnastic ream was one of the few Dearborn reams ro go unde- feared all season. The ream won rhe League meer and title. They also qualified as a ream for Regionals and nine girls qualified individually. The nine were Lori Bonaccinie, Bon- nie Buell, Miriam Carew, Kris Ceder- quisr, Darlene Dull, Carrie Fawk, Sue Isern, Wendy Morawa and LeAnn Tomes. As a ream rhe girls finished fifth in rhe Regionals with a score of 122.25. It wasn'r rheir besr score, bur rhe comperirion was rough and rhey did a good job. The gymnasts also qual- ified for rhe honors of All-American Team. This was rhe first rime any Dearborn gymnastic ream has achieved this honor. There was a great deal of ralenr on rhe ream and rhey worked very well rogerher. Ir was one of rhe besr reams Dearborn has ever had. The five seniors on rhe ream pulled a lor of rhe weight, bur rhe ream next year will do just as well with all rhe ralenr and dererminarion of rhe under- classmen. D.H.S. OPP 117 90 Northville 120.55 114.35 Belleville 103.85 125.85 Trenton 109.45 124.05 Wayne 92 80 121.75 Wayne 96 20 121 75 Ann Aitoor Pioneer 129.10 114 95 Eost Kentwood 128.05 114.95 North Farmington 124 20 114.95 East Lonsing 118 60 114 95 North Farmington 124.20 107.25 Farmington 98.70 121.20 Belleville 87.20 114.70 Grosse Poinre North 110.55 127.75 Edsel Ford 117.20 Gymnastics 167 Kris Cederquist shows top form. Donnie Be Be” Buell springs up from the beam. Row 1 - Front: T. Bridges, C. Foirel, K. Polko. D. McHugh. S. Archer. R. Gszewski, R. Bonk. K. Gollo, C. Turner, J. Deline, K. Goodsel. Row 2: M. James, B. Drennon. W. Migo, G. Rouble. R. Lennis. R. Wolus. C. Irish. K Beers A. Moguire, K. Morrin, S. Sorkozy, M. Somers. A. Toglonnonri, D. Cofroll. Row 5: S. Livengood, M. Solris. K. Kromer. M. Richrer, L. Schnell, J. Schloff. P. Petroff. J. Ewosek, K. Moore. J. Nonos. R. Love, D. Foirel. J. Swis, S. Murray. T. Phimisrer. Row 4: J. Giles. P. Bloke, R. Brand, B. Shumaker, R. Kollek, B. Woelke. R. Harris, T. Fink, T. Simmons, C. Theisen, M. Srarrerr. B. Jernigon, D. Siwulo, J Yanchula, E. Rivord, S. School, S. Homman, J. Hass, M. Molinari, K. Polodion. P Mazzora, J. Fisher. 168 Spons Jomes O'Hagen or high jump. Jim Deline pushes aheod of his opponent. Runners To Your Mark! Scott Gawford in the middle of his City Record for long jump. The boy's track ream had a year rhar was below Dearborn High's srandards. One of the co-caprains, Scorr Craw Crawford, ended his high school career wirh two new school records, and finished second in srore. The other co-coproin. Mike Goss, felr he hod a disappointing year. The ream ended rhe season wirh a 7-1 record, and o good showing in rhe srore meet wirh ScorT Crawford placing second in rhe long jump, and Tom Bridges finishing fourth in rhe pole voulr. Robert Bonk Sports 169 Chris Mark womng ro wock one. 170 Sports BACK ROW Ernie Sovas (heod cooch), Rob Borysiak. Scort Curd, Paul Zombory, Eric Monson. Clinr Scollord. Chris Haas, Chris Mark, Jim Lebert. Scort Danragh Dove Williamson. Jim Hoey (J.V. cooch). FRONT ROW: Down Talbor. Tony Woodall. Greg Kowolski. Scott Mason. Scort Weiler Al Aurunno, Greg Humirz. Dove Rueh, Jim Doyle. Rondy Thomas, Cathy Nicholls. 1983 Vorsiry Baseball DHS 4-19-83 22 Western Opp. 1 4-21-83 5 Thurston 10 4-23-83 5 Fordson 9 4-25-83 13 U of D 9 4-27-83 6 Shrine 5 5-03-83 1 Trenton 4 5-06-83 9 Belleville 0 5-10-83 4 Edsel Ford 5 5-13-83 8 Trenton 6 5-17-63 6 Belleville 1 5-18-83 5 Fordson 6 BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL Clint Scollord runs to home. f r - Cooch Sovos signals his player Wirh o home run off the bar of junior Tony Woodall, rhe Pioneer baseball ream was on its woy ro a 7-8-1 overall record. In league ploy Ernie Sovos' squod, (head cooch), posted a 3-3 ledger, tying along wirh three other reams in rhe Suburban Eight League. Senior co-caprains. Clinr Scollord and Paul Zombory. along wirh fellow senior John Huf, were recipients of oll-leogue honors for rheir efforrs. The fare of next year’s ream rests on rhe backs of several rerurning un- derclassmen who greorly contributed ro this year's ream. Scott Dotrogh owoits the pitch. Scott Mason swings ond misses the boll Sports 171 For me ir was on inreresring season. I was nor happy wirh rhe one loss column. We hove a lor of good players rerurning and I'm looking forward ro nexr year. '' - Coach Jim Hoey BACK ROW Tom Smith. Brian Btoce, BnonKeoring. Rob Bullis. John Demorois. GregBurnick. DaveMoscordelli, JimWeekley. Dennis Wolczok. Jeff Ross. Mr Hoey FRONT ROW: Don Martin. Scott Vicary. Tim Sherman. Dovid Honsen. Ricki Woodall. J.B. Audi. Rob Kurzmorski Bill Meyers Tim Wloch. Not Pictured: Chris Holes 172 Sports Dennis Wolczok takes o cur Greg Burnick returns rhe boll Coach Jim Hall It's rhe first year for Dear- born High School ro hove rhe sport, girls soccer. The girls soccer ream didn't do very well rhis year, bur rhey hope ro ploy much ber- rer nexr year wirh a hundred percenr more porticiporion. They wish ro hove more members join rhe soccer ream nexr year for o better season. Girls soccer consists of arhlerically skilled girls rang- ing from freshman ro seniors. Karhy Dillinder or Kick off is booked by Leslie Pork. Cindy Simmons sreols rhe boll from oppo- nenr BACK ROW: Jim Hall. Heather Apigian. Amy Swis. Amy Kostinecki. Joan Ryan. Amy Blossfield. Bessi McAllister. Wendy Webster. Tammy Brown. Paul Loomns. MIDDLE ROW: Colleen School. Clare Nagle. Sue Anderson, Beverly Douglas. Kristen Lieth, Cindy Simmons. Patti Nehra. Ann Price. FRONT ROW: Stephanie Holder, Kathy Dillender. Gennell Bunker. Ann McGinty. Colleen Schmitz. Stella Kour. Gennell Borowski. Leslie Park. (Not Pictured: Nicole Lewis) niimi BOTTOM BOW: Mike Komar, Pere Bokais, Paul Riley. Dove Lobdell. Jerry Junkner, Jim Schafer, Jim Mitchell. Then the great return from Paul Riley. ' TOP ROW: Coach McHothy. Steve Hylkemo. John Vanoasr, John Tindall. Chories Thomas. Jim Smutek, Tim McLaughlin. Trainer - Thiry. Coach - Larty Docken. Steve Hylkemo awaits for the oncoming serve. Other’s help out during tennis procrice. 174 Sports Nerters Volley To Winning Season This year the J.V. andVarsity hod o very good season. Don McCarthy, rheJ.V. coach, kept rhe ream enrhusiosric about ploying tennis and winning. Larty Dokhom, rhe coach of rhe Varsity ream, left us with a lor of every exciting games this season. There were 28 people ploy- ing on rhe varsity reams. The J.V. ream is mostly mode up of freshmen and sophomores. The Varsity ream hopes ro do twice os well next year os rhey did this year. The J.V. ream is looking forward ro winning rhe season next year. Boys Varsity Tennis '83 7 Garden City 0 2nd Monroe CC (Invitational) 7 Grosse Ile 0 3 GP South 4 3 Edsel Ford 4 Rain Rochester (Invitational) 6 Trenton 1 3rd GPUL Invitational 7 Woodhoven 0 3 Edsel Ford 4 4 Trenton 3 4th Muldowney (Invitational) 7 Grosse lie 0 1st Regional 15th Stare Meet BOTTOM ROW: ScotT Cooper. Tony Gollo, More Nigoghosion. Mike Podony Kenny Zurowick. TOP ROW: Coach Don McHathy, Rob Bilron Tom Klink, More Robinson. Chris Snyder, Mott Forkos Sports 175 AWESOME” Season This Year! The DHS girls rrock ream had on awesome” season this year. They were undefeated in dual meets, and finished respectively in the relay and invitational meets. All the girls tried hard and worked smoothly as a team. Together they worked hard and the pay-off came when they won city and league. They ended the season by sending eight girls to the state meet. What an accomplishment! The team was a young team. The majority of girls were sopho- mores and freshmen. Things are really looking good for the years to come. Coached by Kick Fink and as- sisted by Laura Burke, they spent a lot of extra time coming at odd hours to give extra help and coaching. Dock Row: Lori Skone. Wendy Morawa, Lori Bonnoccinne. Leonn Tomes, Judy Rauh. Koleen Koos. Suzie Isem. Nancy Pope Julie Moore. Gloria Sell, Louro Burke Cooch Middle Row: Laura Mouri, Renee Dullard. Sherry Poliga. Jodie Fowk. Come Fowk. Kim Wisner, Cindy Harrison, Heather Sremas, Michelle Droses. Christy Sims. From Row: Darleen Dull. Nino Bosmier. Patty Zagon. Kristen Sarkozy. Pam Poes, Denise Soboro. Laura Church. Brenda Sobczok, Marsha Richords. Jenny Jackson. Jenny Richords Noncy Pope successfully ochieves her goal Denise Saboro and Trocy Nolodko discuss team strategies. Sports 177 GIRLS SOFTBALL The Pioneer girls vorsiry softball ream broughr pride to Dearborn High Through rheir victories. Throughout rheir rough schedule, the ream met each challenge al- though not always winning. Most im- portant the softball ream gave their best effort in each and every game. The vorsiry softball ream had the privilege of being the runners-up in the Dearborn city tournament under rheir coach. Paul Smith Pictured I ro r Bock Bow: Corhy Sranislowski. Korhy Kilbone Trocey Wyman. Pom Gilbert Colleen Moher Middle Row; Cooch Smith KorenKurkie BorbHorvorh, Morne March BockRow: DonnoDull Jill Borysiac Caroline Seruga Mory Jo Lolibertey Eloine Lindermon. DHS 13 6 15 11 6 16 10 6 4 6 16 5 5 1 2 Roin 3 1 12 5 3 RAIN 5 1 Toylor Cenrer OPP 2 Bishop Borgess 11 Robichaud 11 Gorden Ciry 24 Edsel Ford 5 Edsel Ford 17 Trenron 16 Sr Alphonsus (ciry) 5 Belleville 6 Edsel Ford 7 Edsel Ford 17 Trenron 7 Edsel Ford (ciry) 4 Divine Child (ciry) 10 Belleville 9 Bnghron Ponnoc Corholic (lie) 11 Regino 12 Almonr 13 Fordson 11 Allen Pork 4 Ook Pork Franklin (Pre-Disr) 14 Melvmdole 5 Monique Whiley owoirs rhe boll Parti Gilbert lobs one for Deorborn Never Soy Die! The girls J.V. softball ream could hove done better this season. The team finished the season losing more gomes than they won bur the ream wos young and inexperienced. It was a lor of hard work to prepare for oil the gomes, in fact the ream seemed ready for the gomes, but the other teams were more pre- pared. Next year, Mrs. Armor, the J.V. softball coach, hopes to hove o much better season. Pictured I ro r Dock Row: Li so Boczor. Donno Poyne. Lisa Glovonovirch. Amira Deep Michelle Goncer Renee Angel. Cooch Armor. Middle Row: Wendy Sigmon, Mirindo Hommon. Leonne Pushee Monique Whiley. Lynn Campbell. Alison Rossoni. Pot Williams. Angie Blondino. Kim Thorp DHS Opponenr R O. Melvindole L Bishop Borgess L Garden Ciry W Edsel Ford L Trenton R. O. Belleville W Edsel Ford L Trenton L Belleville R O. Brighton L Allen Pork R.O Ook Pork W Fordson Cathy Sronislawski slides under the tog. Pictured I. ro r. Dock Dow: Sue Garborz. Liso Voccorelli, Chris Morowo, Pom Livengood. Jenny Eubonk. Kellie Smyth, ond Srephonie Longuski. Front Pow: Kiki kern, Gino Yonko. Koren Dorger Debbie Doody. Corrle Fowk ond Cherylonn Mis- topouios. Pictured I. ro r. Dock Dow: Down Srieve. Sherry Ingram. Cherylonn Mlsropoulos, Corrie Donucci ond Srephonie Lon- guski. Front Dow. Gino Yonko. Corhy Nicholls. Debbie Doody ond Kim Sowders. Pictured I ro r. Dock Dow: Con- nie Domon. Lori Skone. Wendy Morowo. Michelle Magewick ond Srephonie Longuski. From Dow: Don no Dolfonsi Dorlene Dull. Potty Zogon. Ellen Dom- rick ond Ann Doker Pictured I. ro r. Dock Dow: Srephonie Longuski. Tommy Durke. Lori Skone. Michelle Mogewick ond Heather Lilac. Front Dow: Liso Doczor. Julie Divord. Donno Dolfonsi ond Louro May Pictured I. ro r. Dock Dow: Srephonie Longuski. Missy Derry. Jodie Fowk. Dione Sronczyk. Shannon Johnson ond Decky Eubonk. Front Dow Sondy Cho. Julie Zogon, Neyso Kuzma. Kim White ond Amy Orcurr Pictured I. ro r. Dock Dow: Srephonie Longuski, Louro Church. Dione Sronczyk. Liso Jocquin, Juli Dlonzy ond Decky Eubonk Front Dow: Julie Zo- gon, Sondy Cho. Neyso Kuzma, Sherry Poligo and Angie Dlandino. 160 Sports Cheerleaders Cheerleaders Add PEP To Dearborn High Literary Section 182 so Monris shows us orTisfic sryle Chip Houston coughr in rhe oa of working. THE CREATIVE SIDE OF DEARBORN HIGH Ann Morie Maguire Padzieski In Dearborn High alone, we have a very high percentage of ralenr in rhe subject of art and English. We are only sorry we could not publish oil of rhe creative objects and writings. Creativity is rhe goal of those who strive for perfection. It lets the imagi- nation work for rhe good of mankind and themselves. This year because of the high print- ing costs, rhe publication MUSE wos nor able to be printed. Johonno Bielicki, rhe advisor of MUSE for rhe post five years, is very sorry that it will nor appear again this year and that it is very much missed by rhe art lovers. The yearbook staff decided this year to dedicate this section to rhe creative side of Dearborn High. We hove selected only o few of rhe many pieces that were presented to rhe staff. We ore hoping to hove enough funds next year to hove MUSE appear in circulation again. Ann Morie Moguire Knowles Dick AFTER THE FIRE After rhe fire of rhe nuclear war, our world was o flat, block, crusty core. Trees, there were few, and people there were less. Of our father's land we mode quire a mess. Bombs exploded, people died without homes; babies cried. Now there's nothing left to ear. I hope your world does nor repeat. The rhings we did to our land. No more beaches, no more sand. Up ond up, rhe arms race went believing nor rhe warnings sent. Into flames our planer burst. Expecting best, receiving worst. Well, ... no more flowers, no more sun As oil is lost; ond nothing won. I hope you earthlings listen here! The srart is gone; rhe end is near! So stop right now rhe third world war! Fore bullets fly ond missiles soar!!! Doyle Dean 164 Urerory Section CONFUSED When I am confused, I talk to you- then I know what to do. Then something good always happens,- I always come to you first. When I don't know whor to do- when I om confused. Pom Poes David Moyer Karri Koss Monique Wiley Brady Gall LONGING FOB THE SHELTER OF YOUR LOVE Love is so beautiful ir sends me way above,- deep within the heaven's and the sky. Longing for the shelter of your love is so peaceful I think I could die. When we port it breaks my heart, because I know no matter how much pain was caused we'll pur it oil behind. These feelings grow stronger and we will often find; the memories of love once again left behind. I long for the shelter of your love wirh rime. You’re forever in my heart and mind. There ore some weaknesses I can t control, bur if you were by my side for sure you'd srrengrhen my soul. You would simply soy, We both hove gone through oh, so much and even though I hurt you once again I long for your touch. Monica Fornell Doug Curler Michelle Noone — Ann Marie Maguire MEMORIES I see shapes on the sidewalk Leaves that once rested there and left their mark on my driveway. Like tattoos on an old sailor's arm, they ore like my friends. Leaving a permanent spot for me to remember them. Someone I once knew who left o memory in my mind. Paige Kayner Cathy Brittain Uterary Section 185 Doug Curler A LATE DATE WITH DESTINY I brushed my reeth ond srroighrened my rie. For me. rhis srronge rhing, I wondered why. My new block suir was ready ro go. Ready ro resr ond lie forever. Ready for my life's final endeavor ond inro rhe box with desriny. Whor o wonderful life lies ahead of me. Doyle Dean Tim Chrisrnagel 186 Urerory Section David Reinowski David Reinowski A ROUGH DAY AT SCHOOL The hours pass like days as you go through school like o maze. You sir in school feeling like o fool os you gain rhe thoughts in your head. Tired ond sleepy you soy: 'This ain't for me! I want to go home ond go to bed! Dill Day OUR LOVE What is rhe love we hove, ond where will it be tomorrow, will it lead to happiness, or will it lead to sorrow. Will we let it go, ond slowly slip owoy, to turn our once, bright world to dingy shades of gray. Will this love of ours, lost through thick ond thin, will we love openly, or keep it deep within. Whor we hove is beautiful, more precious than you'll know, whor will happen when we port, where will that love go. Phil Koin Ann Marie Maguire Sharyn Podzieski Uferory Section 187 MY FLORIDA VACATION Florido is my favorite place to go To get owoy from the ice ond the snow It's fun to pock my shorts ond borhing suits No sweaters, coots, or heavy boors I con hardly woir for rhe plane to land So I con ger ro rhe beach and rhe sand I lay in rhe sun os much os I con So I con come home wirh o nice ran Why do rhe doys go by so fast When you wanr rhem ro lost ond lasr I fished ond I sworn ond got o lor of rhe sun's roys After oil how much con you do in jusr ten days. Pom McGuinry Jeff Stevenson David Reinowski Carol Borowski PRESSURE Always working, every day from rhe start, ro rhe very end. Jusr when you rhink you mighr be finished o favor is asked from o friend. Working your fingers ro rheir bone. A doys work is never done. Bur if, on o chance, you happen ro finish, rhere's no rime ro hove some fun. Bur whor about weekends? Whor do you do? Mighr you jusr sleep in? Thor's crazy! Absurd! You've gor ro be joking! Thor's no way ro win. Bur is winning worth ir? I doubr ir is, after oil rhe work you do sir bock, relax, hove some fun ond rhen rhe winner is you. Jerry Juncker 188 literary Section Shoryn Podzieski A LETTER Write me o letter. Tell me how you feel. I cannot read your mind. Maybe I only saw what I wanted to see. Heard only what I wanted you to say. I ignored the truth because I must face the obvi- ous. Things hove changed. Maybe someday things will change again and maybe someday I'll be happy. Maria Larrazo Hasson Beydoun CAMELOT There is a place where the myshes are a race. The sorcers and knights ore of importants in this case. For look our yonder I do see Ex- calibur and King Arthur riding into many victories. The Lady of the Lake does fir in this case, for she is the one who the king receives the great power. Camelor, Camelot I do declare has much to importance to be a myth. So do re- member bur not as a myth, Camelor is a place where the magic does exist. Sreffie Zaludek Thad Avery Urerory Section 189 Adams, Joe - 21516 Garrison - Thespians, Band, Choir, 3 Year Letter Winner in Band, 1 Year Letter Winner in Choir, German Club, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Marching Band, Tri-M President, German Band Director, Vocal “Ease” - 17,57,89,90, 91 Altenburger, Sandra Jill - 601 S. Highland - V. Tennis, V. Volleyball, 3 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, B-Cert., W.DJi.S. News, Ski Club, Observer-6,13,17,60,79,152 Anderson, Keith - 23863 Fordson - Ski Club, First Stop, Choir, Homecoming Escort -17 Andrews, Linda - 216 Tannahill - V. Swimming Capt., 3 Year Letter Winner in Swimming, BCert., Thespians Asst. Director - 17,151 Angel, Douglas - 1534 N. May burn - J.V. V. Basketball Capt. and M.V.P., J.V. Track, 2 Year Letter Winner in Basketball, A B-Cert., National Honor Society, Observer Editor, Quill and Scroll -17,78,156 Apigian, Heather - 5959 Rosetta - Boys V. Basketball Manager, Girls V. Swimming Scorekcepcr and Timer, V. Track, V. Soccer, 1 Year Letter Winner in Soccer, B-Cert., Western Club, AJF.S., 13, 24, 31, 87, 156, Archer, Shannon - 22259 Morley - V. Cross Country Capt. and M.V.P., V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner in Track and Cross Country, B-Cert., Thespians, Orchestra - 17, 32, 33, 116,117,134,142,168 Assenmacher, David - 731 S. Lafayette Badalucco, Brian - 1555 Beaver - BCert., W.D.H.S. News, Pretentious Club -17,60 Badour, Tracey - 1830 N. York - Girls V. Swimming Timer, BCert., Yearbook -17,119 Baerlin, David - 153 S. Waverly - Grand Kazoo Band, Asst, to Girls Athletics - 17,93 Bakken, Amy - 1360 N. Lafayette - BCert., Thespians, Band, Grand Kazoo Band, Choir, Observer - 17, 78, 89,93, 117,119 Bank, Robert - 819 N. Drexcl - V. Football, V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner in Track, BCert., Yearbook - 17, 136,168, 169 Barbaza, Gloria - 23106 Edward - J.V. V. Field Hockey, 1 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, ACert., National Honor Society, Ski Club, Choir -17 Beers, Kris - 22431 Beech - J.V. V. Track, J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Basketball Capt. and M.V.P., J.V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Track, Basketball, and Football, BCert., Yearbook - 13, 17, 109, 136, 156, 168 Benvenuti, Paul - 2012 Hubbell - BCert., Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Marching Band - 17,56,60,90,91 Berry, Dawn - 2024 N. Silvery Lane - Choir - 17 Besek, John Michael - 1345 Robindale - J.V. Baseball, BCert., Symphony Band, Concert Band, Marching Band -17,57 Bloetscher, Amy - 738 N. Denwood - BCert., Choir, Observer S.PX.C.1.AX. Club - 15, 17 Class of 1980 Blossfeld, Amy - 23833 Fordson - V. Field Hockey, 1 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, ACert., National Honor Society, Grand Kazoo Band, AX.S., Ski Club, Choir - 17,93,173 Boegehold, Russell - 23665 Elmwood Ct. - J.V. Cross Country, BCert, Thespians, W.D.H.S. News Asst. Tech. Director - 17, 79, 117 Bogard, Sheri - 20626 Whitlock Dr. -17 Bonaccinie, Lori - 22330 Doxtator - V. Track, V. Gymnastics, 3 Year Letter Winner in Track, BCert., Homecoming Court -17,106, 107,166,177 Bouteiller, Kenneth - 850 N. Drexel - J.V. Wrestling, Ski Club - 17 Bowers, Steven -155 Mohawk -17 Boyd, Susan M. - 8243 Virgil -17 Boyle, Joseph - 1234 McMillan -17 Brittain, Cathy - 2029 Drexel - BCert. - 18, 184 Bronner, Wendy - 1121 Vernon - BCert. - 17 Brooks, Douglas - 2221 Burger - J.V. Wrestling, BCert., Ski Club, Choir -18 Broses, Michelle - 526 S. Claremont - J.V. V. Track, Wrestlerette Manager, 1 Year Letter Winner Manager -18,177 Brown, Edward - 450 Robindale - Ski Club, Observer Photographer - 18 Buckendahl, Dylan - 22361 Samuel Street - 18 Buell, Bonnie - 642 Meadowlanc - J.V. Field Hockey, V. Gymnastics CoCaptain, V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner in Gymnastics, BCert., Student Council Coalition, Class Officer Jr. Class Treasurer, A.F.S. - 13, 18, 24, 87, 166, Burton, Sandra - 4041 Wellington -11,51 Calderoni, Livia - 22501 Oak - J.V. Field Hockey, J.V. Volleyball, V. Volleyball Manager, 1 Year Letter Winner in Volleyball, BCert., Grand Kazoo Band - 18 Carew, Miriam - 23131 Lodge Lane - V. Gymnastics, 3 Year Letter Winner in Gymnastics - 31,166, 167 Carey, Tim - 651 N. York - J.V. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, ACert., Yearbook -18,134,136 Carroll, Karen - 530 Nightingale - J.V.Track, BCert., First Stop - 18,86 Cederquist, Kristine - 1501 Hawthorne - 18, 166,167 Chamblin, Mary Beth - 1630 N. Denwood - BCert., First Stop - 18, 86 Charles, Robert - 1849 N. Denwood - Western Club, WJ3JJ.S. News - 18, 79, 92 Choma, Lisa - 401 N. Roseevere Christnagel, Timothy - 351 S. Military - J.V. V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football - 18, 25, 32, 136,186 Ciszewski, Robert - 6974 Lamphere - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Wrestling, J.V. V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner in Wrestling, 3 Year Letter Winner in Football and Track, BCert., Ski Club, First Stop - 31,53,86,136 162,163,168 Clark, Lisa - 20302 Brookwood - J.V. V. Tennis, J.V. V. Softball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, BCert., Ski Club, Homecoming Queen - 18, 60, 106, 107, 152 Cobb, John - 730 Meadow Lane - Thespians, W. D.H.S. News, Ski Club - 18,93 Cobetto, Michael - 1805 N. Waverly -18 Colucci, Frances - 626 Morley Ct. - V. Cheerleading, A BCert., Yearbook, Choir - 18, 105 Compos, Cathy - 21630 Beechcrest - J.V. Softball Manager, BCert. -12,18 Conley, Robert - 20330 Whitlock -18,119 Conway, Matthew - 1230 Tillman -10 Corby, Paul - 325 S. Waverly - J.V. Football, J.V. V. Track, J.V. Baseball, 1 Year Letter Winner in Track, Yearbook, Grand Kazoo Band, Choir - 18,60 Corney, Jeffrey - 23520 Fordson Dr. - ACert., National Honor Society, Thespians, Yearbook, Forensics, Science Club President, German Club - 8,18,92,119 Crawford, Scott - 25136 Fairway Dr. - V. Track Capt. and M.V J ., 3 Year Letter Winner m Track, BCert., W.D.H.S. News - 18, 79, Curlec, Margo - 1919 Golfview Dr. - V. Field Hockey, 3 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, BCert., Student Council Coalition - 18,42,154 Dalfonsi, John - 23307 Beechcrest - J.V. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, ACert., National Honor Society, Student Council Coalition -18,136 Darragh, Scott - 240 N. Silvery Lane - J.V. V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Baseball, ACert., Symphony Band, Jazz Band, Marching Band - 19,171 Davis, Lori - 6052 Burger - 19 Deaton, Debbie - 18294 Outer Drive - Choir - 19 Deep, Said - 23206 Park - J.V. Track, BCert., W. D.H.S. News, Student Council Coalition Vice President - 19,24, 33,60, 79,92 DeMarais, David - 22311 Nona - J.V. V Football Capt. and M.VX., J.V. V. Basketball, J.V. V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Basketball, Baseball, and Football, ACert., Yearbook -19,136,156 Demsick, Lauri - 22529 Cobb - A BCert.,- Dodt, Teresa - 1715 N. Lafayette - BCert., - Doody, David - 20188 River Oaks - J.V. V. Football, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, BCert., First Stop - 19, 86,136 Douglas, Beverly - 19422 Outer Drive Ct. - V. Field Hockey, V. Soccer, 1 Year Letter 190 Index Winner, BCert. Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra - 19,87,91,93,154,173 Dull, Deborah - 221 Kingsbury - J.V. V. Field Hockey, J.V. Softball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, BCert., - 19, 24, 154, 155 Durant, Carol -1114 N. Gulley -10,57 Duvall, Todd - 6665 Parkland Edwards, Alison - 231 N. Franklin - Community Service Edwards, Nancy - 20347 Brookwood -19 Edwards, Susan - 345 N. Military - B-Cert., Pretentious Club - 10, 19 Elsenheimer, Mark - 22413 Nona - J.V. V. Football Manager, J.V. V. Basketball Manager, V. Track Manager Timer, V. Tennis Manager, V. Baseball Manager, 3 Year Letter Winner in Football Basketball, 2Vi Year Letter Winner in Band, 1 Year Letter Winner in Tennis Baseball, A-Cert., National Honor Society, W.D.H.S. News, Grand Kazoo Band, Band, Symphony Band, Concert Band, Marching Band -19,136, 156 Elwart, Amy - 333 Ft. Dearborn - J.V. Softball, B-Cert., Choir -19 Ericson, Laura - 25121 Doxtator - V. Swimming, 3 Year Letter Winner in Swimming, ACert., National Honor Society, A.F.S., German Club - 19,48,87, 104,151 Eubank, Jennifer - 1604 Highview - J.V. Softball, J.V. V. Cheerleading, BCert., -19, 180 Evanoff, Carole - 22904 Park - BCert., Choir, Observer Photographer -10,19 Ewakek, Annette - 235 Meridan - V. Basketball, V. Volleyball Capt. and M.V.P. for 2 years, J.V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner in Volleyball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Basketball, BCert., W.D.H.S. News - 19, 164, 165 Fairless, Sharon - 22442 Morley - 15, 30 Ferrantino, Michael - 331 Hampshire Ct. - BCert., - 19 Fielck, Anne - 1025 S. Highland - J.V. Gymnastics Manager, Choir -19 Fonville, David - 1824 Hawthorne -12, 19 Fox, Susan - 24541 Riverdale - ACert., Choir -19 Franczak, Janinc - 1323 Nightingale - First Stop -19, 86 Franklin, Michael - 6511 Garling - J.V. Football, J.V. Golf, Thespians, W.D.H.S. News - 24 Gallo, Kurt - 8190 Appleton - J.V. Basketball, J.V. V. Track, 2 Year Letter Winner in Track, ACert., National Honor Society, Band, AJF.S., Marching Band - 19, 168 Galvez, Rodrigo - 2043 N. Rosevere - 31,46, 87,112 Garbarz, Sue - 1528 Robindale - J.V. V. Cheerleading, 2 Year Letter Winner in Cheerlcading, ACert., National Honor Society, Homecoming Court - 19, 106, 107, 180 Gass, Michael - 810 Vernon - J.V. V. Football M.Vi ., and M.V.B., V. Track CoCapt. M.V.P., 3 Year Letter Winner in Track, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, BCert., W.D.H.S. News - 20, 25, 32, 33, 79, 106,108,136,137,168 Centner, Leonard - 2211 Boldt - 31 Giacoma, Richard -124 Beechmont Good, Mitzi - 101 S. York - V. Cheerleading, Wrestlerette, BCert., Choir, Y-Tccns - 20 Gozdor, Michael - 19420 Outer Drive Ct. - J.V. Football, BCert. Green, Bruce - 1000 N. Meibom - ACert., National Honor Society, Pretentious Club Grand Kazoo - 20 Grimsey, Sherri - 8515 Dale - 20 Habitz, Cathy - 25240 Riverdale - Yearbook - 20 Hanford, Michele - 465 N. Franklin - V. Basketball Trainer, V. Track Trainer, 2 Year Letter Winner, BCert., Observer Reporter, Symphony Band, Orchestra, Marching Band, Pit Band - 20, 33, 78, 89,90,91,119 Hansen, Mark - 23712 Wilson - BCert., Choir, Western Club, Thespians, WJD.H.S. News, Grand Kazoo Band, Ski Club, D Jl.S. Roadie - 13,14,20,79,92,93,117 Hansen, Stephen - 144 S. Meibom - V. Cross Country, J.V. Tennis, 3 Year Letter Winner in Crosscountry - 20, 142 Harp, Cheryl - 23637 Marshall - V. Field Hockey, 1 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, ACert., National Honor Society - 20,118 Harriman, Kellie - 22931 Wellington - J.V. V. Field Hockey, 1 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, BCert.-31, 154 Harrington, Susan - 23340 Wilson - 20 Harrison, Paula - 22881 Cherry Hill - A BCert., National Honor Society, Yearbook - 20,112 Haydous, Deanna - 20616 Whitlock Dr. - V. Softball, Y-Teens, Community Service - 20 Heermann, Verlene - 1065 S. Gulley - BCert., Pretentious Club, Choir - 20 Heggie, Cheryl - 300 S. Denwood - J.V. V. Football Trainer, 3 Year Letter Winner in Athletic Training, BCert., Band, Ski Club, Marching Band -14, 20, 113,136 Hein, Lisa - 5705 Rouge Circle - J.V. Basketball, J.V. Softball M.V.P., V. Softball, V. Cheerleading, BCert., First Stop - 12, 20 llellie, Robert - 846 N. Mildred - V. Cross Country, V. Track, J.V. Tennis - 20,60, 142, 143 Henley, John - 22276 Garrison - 20 Henley, Michael - 22276 Garrison - 20 Henry, Annette - 18156 Outer Dr. - Observer Typesetter, Y-Teens - 20 Herrick, Jeffery - 232 Tannahill Hersey, Joan - 23133 Wilson - BCert., Muse, Forensics, AJF.S., German Club, Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra - 20,88,89 Hinojosa, Philip - 23851 Edward - 31 Hintz, Robert - 235 S. Lafayette - Yearbook, Grand Kazoo Band, Yahoo Club - 20,93 Hogan, Richard - 740 N. Mildred - 20 Holder, Stephanie - J.V. Field Hockey, BCert., Thespians, Band, Choir, Symphony Band, Concert Band, Marching Band - 20,173 Hollis, Christopher - 8688 Hazelton - J.V. Basketball - 20 Horvath, Kathleen - 22463 Park - BCert., Yearbook - 20,105,113 Huff, John - 24645 Fairmount - J.V. Football, J.V. V. Basketball, J.V. V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Basketball Baseball, ACert., National Honor Society - 156,157 Humitz, Gregory - 1524 Mayburn - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football Baseball, W.D.H.S. News- 20, 79, 136,170 Hunt, Denise - 229 N. Denwood - Yearbook Editor - 21 Hunt, Susan - 22505 Nona - 21 jlrish, Charles - 1701 Drexel - J.V. Cross Country, J.V. Track, BCert. - 21, 142, 168 Isern, Susan - 1229 Beechmont - J.V. Basketball, V. Gymnastics CoCaptain, V. Track M.V.P., 3 Year Letter Winner, BCert., Orchestra - 21, 109,166,176,177 Iwasko, Malanka - 16961 W. Outer Drive - J.V. Tennis, Wrestlerette - 31 Jackman, Harold - 25256 Fairway Dr. - 21 Jewell, Brian - 950 Beechmont - V. Cross Country, Sky Club - 21,42 Jonson, Ellen - 24306 Fairmount - 21 Kain, Jeannine - 639 Meridan - J.V. Track, A BCert., Grand Kazoo Band, Observer Co-Editor, Quill and Scroll -21,78 Kalajian, Renee - 6523 Garling Dr. - BCert., Symphony Band, Marching Band, 2 Year Letter Winner - 21,57,90,91 Kelley, Ruthmarie - 22638 Alexandrine - ACert., National Honor Society, Choir, Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra, 1 Year Letter Winner -21,88, 114 Kenyon, Paul - 546 Nightingale - Observer Typesetter, Co-Op Program - 31 Kemen, Michael - 224 N. Mildred - BCert., W.D.H.S. News, Grand Kazoo Band, Science Club-21 Kemen, Robert - 22920 Wellington - ACert., National Honor Society, Western Club, WJXHJS. News, Grand Kazoo Band - 13, 21, 60,79,93 Kerr, Kimberly - 24410 Cherr r Hill - Choir, 1 Year Letter Winner - 21 Kilbane, John - 8091 Hazelton Kilgus, Richard - 801 N. Highland - Co-op Program - 21 Index 191 King, David - 210 N. Highland - 21 King, Matthew - 23636 Hudson - J.V. V. Golf, 3 Year Letter Winner in Golf, B-Cert. - 6,21,113,144 Kish, Dwight - 435 Ft. Dearborn - B-Cert., WJ3J1.S. News, Class Officer Senior Treasurer, Band, Grand Kazoo Band, Pretentious Club, Choir, Muse, Academic Games Club, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, 1 Year Letter Winner - 16,21,34, 88,89,91,114,123 Kivimaki, Christine - 21851 W. Warren, Lot 1 - Choir Klask, Holly - 23518 Military Rd. - V. Tennis, 2 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, B-Cert., Ski Club Secretary - 21, 25,152,153,182 Konkel, Allen - 235 Mohawk - B-Cert., Band, German Club, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Marching Band -21,91 Korte, Thomas - 19286 W. Outer Drive - 13, 21,25 Kotelly, Tamara - 154 S. Denwood - B-Cert., Yearbook, First Stop - 8, 21,24,25,86 Koth, Kristyn - 24700 Rockford - B-Cert., Yearbook, Grand Kazoo Band, A.F.S., Pretentious Club, First Stop -21,87,93 Kowalski, Gregory - 1245 Mason - 21, 136, 170 Kozlow, Suzanne - 7681 Grayfield - B-Cert., Homecoming Court -21,24,106,107 Kramb, Jeffery - 19302 W. Outer Drive - WJ3 JIJS. News, Observer Printer - 21 Kroetsch, William - 1409 Beaver - B-Cert., W.DJH.S. News, Ski Club - 22 Krupinski, Doreen - 2220 N. Highland - 22, 44 Kuczmarski, Mark - 205 N. Denwood - 22 Kuras, Gregory - 20651 Crestmont Ln. - B-Cert., WNews, Ski Club - 22 Kurkie, James - 20726 Brooklawn - 22 Kumick, Lisa - 22508 Marlboro - 22 Kuzma, Todd - 6167 University Dr. - A B-Cert., National Honor Society, Thespians, Forensics, Ski Club, Observer, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Marching Band Drum Major - 22,90,91, 113, 116,117,120,121,123 Lagerstrom, Jim - 740 Morley Ct. - Ski Club - 22,46 Laliberte, Mary Jo - 648 Morley Court - V. Volleyball, V. Softball, 1 Year Letter Winner in Volleyball Softball, National Honor Society - 11,164 Landon, David - 225 S. Silvery Lane - J.V. Wrestling, B-Cert., Western Club, W.DJH.S. News-6, 11, 11,22,60,79, 123 Landon, Valerie - 8048 Hazelton - B-Cert. Cosmetology - 22 Lansing, Loren - 6539 Dolphin - 22 Lcacher, James - 24901 Riverdale -8,22,24, 90.91.116.117 Len, Susan - 5735 Rosetta - J.V. V. Tennis, 1 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, B-Cert., Student Council Coalition Secretary, First Stop, Homecoming Court - 22, 86, 106,107, 152,153 Lesney, Colleen - 5740 Rosetta - Yearbook, First Stop - 22 Lewellyn, Mark - 1433 S. Telegraph - 22, 92 Ligtvoct, Jon - 2209 N. Mildred - V. Football, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, B-Cert. - 22,108, 136 Lindberg, Anne - 23644 Elmwood Ct. - B-Cert.-22,60 Lindquist, Maribeth - 22410 Law - B-Cert. - 22 Lisck, Maribeth - 22352 Ann Arbor Tr. - B-Cert. - 22 Livengood, Pamela - 835 Claremont - J.V. V. Cheerleading, 3 Year Letter Winner in Cheerleading, B-Cert., Ski Club - 22, 180 Lobdell, David - 24911 Newton - V. Tennis, 3 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, B-Cert., WJ3J4JS. News, Student Council Coalition - 9,22,25, 174 Lorincz, Matthew - 1727 N. Highland - BCert., Ski Club - 7, 22, 24 Louwerse, Tina - 1649 Mayburn Luetzow, Carol - 1160 McMillan - A BCert., National Honor Society, Thespians, WJ3JJ.S. News, Forensics, Grand Kazoo Band, Choir, 1 Year Letter Winner in Choir - 8.22.79.89.92.93.116.117 Lukow, Jean - 22845 Marlboro - V. Swimming Manager, BCert., Thespians, Yearbook-7, 13,22,24,87 Lypka, Andrew - 114 S. Vernon - V. Golf, BCert., Band, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band - 22 Maglia, Linda - 23636 Edward -14,31 Magon, Maria - 22712 Nona - First Stop - 23, 86 Maguire, Andrew - 261 Nash - V. Cross Country, V. Track - 23,142,168 Malicki, Diana - 8188 Riverdale - ACert. Manchester, Richard - 1327 Monroe Mano, Kenneth - 7696 Hazelton - 25 Marchelletta, Roger - 5978 Campus Dr. - J.V. Tennis Capt., B-Cert., Thespians, Forensics - 23,92,111,116,117,121 Marcus, Anne - 6060 Elizabeth - Thespians, Grand Kazoo Band, Pretentious Club, Choir, 1 Year Letter Winner in Music, Vocal Music Club- 31,40,57,89,93,120 Marino, Lisa - 22700 Garrison No. 508 - V. Golf M.VJP. Capt., 4 Year Letter Winner in Golf, ACert., National Honor Society, Yearbook- 7, 23, 24,25, 144, 145 Mark, Christopher - 22304 Edison - V. Football, V. Baseball, BCert., W.D.H.S. News, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Orchestra, 3 Year Letter Winner - 23,56,60, 79,88,91,123,136,170 Martin, Robert - 3353 Detroit Masters, Timothy - 450 Highview - J.V. V. Football, J.V. Baseball, 1 Year Letter Winner in Football, BCert., Ski Club, Observer Photographer - 9, 23, 136 Mathers, Robert - 1820 Robindalc - J.V. V. Football, 1 Year Letter Winner, Yearbook, Ski Club-23, 136 Mauti, Rosanna - 23242 Beechcrest - J.V. V. Track, 2 Year Letter Winner, BCert., First Stop - 23 Mayer, David - 417 S. Highland - BCert., Western Club, W.D.H.S. News, Grand Kazoo Band, Pretentious Club, Ski Club - 13, 23, 79, 184 McAllister, Christine - 6633 Garling Dr. - V. Field Hockey, V. Volleyball, 2 Year Letter Winner, BCert. - 23,154,164,165 McBee, Terry - 2095 S. Parent - 31 McCarty, Richard - 5770 Golfview - J.V. Golf, J.V. Tennis - 23 McConnell, Kara - 24640 Wilson - Thespians, Yearbook, W.D.H.S. News, A.F.S., Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Marching Band, Jazz Dancer - 23,79, 87,89,90,91 McGettigan, Patricia - 8150 Dale - J.V. Volleyball, BCert., W.D.H.S. News - 23 McHugh, Daniel - 23657 Hudson - V. Cross Country Capt. M.V.P., V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner, Choir, Band - 23,32,60, 142, 168 Mdlhiny, Thomas - 451 N. Rosevere - WJ3.H.S. News, Observer McIntosh, Melinda - 23850 Cherry Hill - V. Track, 2 Year Letter Winner, BCert. - 23 McKersie, Jennifer - 23487 Hill Rd. - ACert., National Honor Society, Grand Kazoo Band, A.F.S., Pretentious Club, Observer, Quill and Scroll, German Club President - 23, 78,87 McLaughlin, Tim - 22611 Morley - J.V. V. Tennis, 1 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, A BCert., Grand Kazoo Band, A.F.S. - 23, 87, 174 McWhirter, James - 6533 Parkland McWilliams, Stewart - 834 Mayburn - J.V. V. Football, 1 Year Letter Winner in Football, Ski Club - 23, 34,46,136 Miller, Chcrie - 1118 N. Denwood - Co-op Program - 31 Miscuk, Anthony - 22400 Cobb - 23 Molinari, Raymond - 22509 Park - First Stop - 23,86 Monolidis, Thomas - 23347 Meadlawn - 23, 40 Mooney, Maureen - 1565 Beaver - BCert., Thespians, Grand Kazoo Band, Choir, 3 Year Letter Winner - 15, 23,43,89,110, 116, 117 Moore, Brian - 148 Fort Dearborn - W.D.H.S. News, Pretentious Club -162 192 Index Moore, Daniel - 139 N. Roscverc - J.V. Football, BCert., Student Council Coalition, Class Officer President of Junior and Senior Class, Grand Kazoo Band, Choir - 9, 12, 16, 23,32,33,93 Moore, Julie - 23020 Myrtle - J.V. V. Basketball, V. Track Tri-Captain, Wrestlerette Capt., 3 Year Letter Winner, BCert., Thespians, Choir -23,35,42 Moraniec, Joseph - 165 S. Denwood - J.V. V. Football - 23,136 Morawa, Christine - 1131 Hillcrest - J.V. V. Cheerleading, 3 Year Letter Winner, Wrestlerette, B-Cert., Yearbook, W.D.H.S. News, Ski Club, Choir, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens - 26,105,180 Morell, Cathy - 24821 New York -11,26 Mount, Laura - 244 S. Rosevere Movsesian, Steven - 421 N. Elizabeth - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Basketball, J.V. Track, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football Basketball, ACert., National Honor Society, Yearbook-25, 26,136,156 Mullin, Paul - 22835 Cherry Hill - B-Cert., First Stop, Hockey - 26 Munie, Richard - 8499 Hazelton -7,26 Murphy, Diane - 2205 N. Vernon - B-Cert., - 26 Murray, Nancy - 20651 W. Warren Nalodka, Traci - 6028 Elizabeth - V. Basketball, V. Track, 1 Year Letter Winner in Basketball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Track, B-Cert.-31, 146, 147 Nehra, Teresa - 22445 Cobb - J.V. Volleyball, A BCert., National Honor Society, Student Council Coalition, A.F.S., Ignite Program - 26,87 Newell, Tyrus - 28836 Beech Nguyen, Hai - 21551 Cherry Hill - V. Football, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, BCert.-60,136,137 Nichols, James -1801 N. Franklin Niemann, Meg - 22721 Law - J.V. V. Volleyball, J.V. V. Tennis, 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert., WJDJH.S. News - 26, 152 Norman, Judith - 1861 N. Franklin - ACcrt., National Honor Society, Forensics, A.F.S., Science Club, Academic Games Club, Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra - 26, 88, 89 O’Brien, Michael - 22876 Cherry Hill - ACert., National Honor Society, Pretentious Club-7,12, 26 Olkowski, Gary - 1043 Claremont - BCert., Thespians, Choir, Muse - 26 O’Reilly, Anne - 8307 Appleton - BCert., A.F.S. - 26, 87 Osterhoff, Mark - 1300 Robindale - V. Wrestling Captain, A BCert., National Honor Society, Thespians, Yearbook, 3 Year Letter Winner - 26,134, 162 Pachy, Brian - 23635 Rockford - V. Football, J.V. V. Track, 1 Year Letter Winner, First Stop -46,86, 136 Padzieski, Sharyn - 23821 Hollander - ACert., National Honor Society, Science Club - 26, 184,186,188 Palfreman, Claire - 23030 Edward - V. Field Hockey, 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert., Observer - 26, 78,154,155 Paliga, Walter - 6676 Parkway Circle - Western Club, First Stop, Quill Scroll - 24, 26,86 Palko, Kreg - 22571 Park - V. Football, V. Track, 2 Year Letter Winner, BCert. - 26, 136,168 Pallas, Seraphim - 750 Golfcrest - J.V. Wrestling, B-Cert., A.F.S., German Club - 26, 87 Park, Leslie - 641 N. Elizabeth - V. Track, V. Soccer Captain, 3 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert., National Honor Society, Homecoming Court -9,26,106,107,173 Patterson, Richard - 339 S. Vernon - J.V. Tennis, WJ3MS. News - 7,25,26, 113 Pawloski, Ronald - 24627 Rockford - J.V. Football, Thespians, W.D.H.S. News, Choir - 26,116,117 Payne, Mark - 20440 Old Colony Rd. - Co-op Program - 26 Perrin, Aimce - 830 Nightingale - V. Field Hockey, 2 Year Letter Winner in Field Hockey, BCert., A.F.S. - 26,154 Peters, David - 5680 Rouge Circle -24,26,92 Petroff, Christina - 8235 Virgil - Co-op Program -12, 26 Pinto, Anthony - 1754 N. Vernon - J.V. V. Wrestling, BCert., Ski Club - 27 Piotrowski, Marianne - 2210 Nightingale - V. Golf, 3 Year Letter Winner in Golf, BCert. - 27, 145 Podany, Jon - 506 Ft. Dearborn - J.V. V. Football Captain, J.V. Basketball, V. Swimming Captain M.V.P., 2 Year Letter Winner, ACert., National Honor Society, Ski Club-27, 136,160 Polk, Todd - 5 Shady Hollow - 27,57,86 Posler, Mary - 22668 Nona - 27 Posler, Thomas - 22668 Nona - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Wrestling, 3 Year Letter Winner, Yearbook, First Stop, Choir - 27, 113,136 Pribik, Dawn - 2020 Burger - V. Swimming, BCert., Ski Club-27 Price, Anne - 22623 Alexandrine - V. Track, V. Soccer Captain, 1 Year Letter Winner, ACert., National Honor Society President, Thespians, Student Council Coalition, Class Officers Sophomore Junior Vice President, Science Club, Muse, German Club, Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra - 27, 88, 116, 11 , 173 Prout, Michael - 132 N. Martha - Yearbook, W. D.H.S. News, Grand Kazoo Band, Ski Club -27 Quick, Richard - 20739 Brooklawn -27,52 Randall, Sally - 2040 Geneva - BCert., Ski Club, First Stop - 27,86 Rausch, James - 1817 Drexel - J.V. Cross Country, ACert., National Honor Society, Science Club - 27,92,104,142 Reickel, James - 24850 Winona - BCert. - 31 Reithner, Gunilla - 212 N. Silvery Lane - V. Volleyball, Cross Country, National Honor Society, A.F.S., Choir - 12, 27,89, 142,164, Rcppenhagen, Rodney - 23315 Nona - J.V. Football, Yearbook - 27, 34,46 Richards, Janet - 700 N. Highland - V. Track, 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert., National Honor Society, Band, AJFS., Choir, Observer, Jazz Band, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Marching Band - 27, 78, 87, 89, 90,91 Richter, Susan - 647 Highview - 27 Riley, Paul - 23900 Fordson - V. Tennis Captain, 3 Year Letter Winner in Tennis, B-Cert., National Honor Society, W.D.H.S. News, Student Council Coalition - 7, 24, 27, 174 Roemmelt, Kenneth - 20628 Brooklawn Dr. - Observer Printer Rogalski, Marlene - 2150 Grindley Pk. - BCert., Yearbook - 27 Roman, Bradley - 23252 Military - J.V. V. Track, 1 Year Letter Winner, Yearbook, First Stop, Quill and Scroll - 9,27,113 Romanski, Donald - 750 N. York - J.V. Cross Country, J.V. Track - 27 Rugell, Renne - 21728 Morley - Choir - 27 Rukstelo, Mark - 133 N. Vernon Rys, Thomas - 8658 Riverdalc Sabo, Patricia - 2061 Golfview - Boys V. Swimming Manager, V. Swimming Captain M.VJP., 3 Year Letter Winner in Swimming, BCert.-6,7, 24, 27,119, 151 Saidock, Mary - 20316 Old Colony Rd. - J.V. V. Softball, 2 Year Letter Winner, BCert., Ski Club, Choir-27 Salawage, Nanette - 7847 Barrie - BCert. - 27 Sarb, John - 19310 W. Outer Drive - 13, 25, Scala, Thomas - 23261 Cleveland - 28 Schroeder, John - 556 N. Meibom - Thespians, W.D.H.S. News, Grand Kazoo Band, Observer Printer -6,78, 93, 110, 116, 117,120 Schryer, Dorene - 5763 Beaver - J.V. V. Softball, 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert., First Stop - 28 Schtokal, Barbara - 900 N. Gulley Road - BCert.-28, 86 Schultz, Eric - 1511 Beaver - V. Soccer Captain M.VJP., 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert.-28,60, 140 Schulz, Karen - 532 N. Melborn - Y-Teens - 31 Schulz, Susan - 22451 Cherry Hill - 28 Scollard, Clinton - 24461 Fairmount - V. Index 193 Baseball Captain, 3 Year Letter Winner - 28, 170,171 Scollard, John - 11 Timberlane Ct. - B-Cert. - 28 Scott, Natalie - 6577 Dolphin - V. Basketball M.V.P., 3 Year Letter Winner, A-Cert. - 30, 146,147 Sedgwick, Stephen - 645 N. Military - V. Golf, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, 3 Year Letter Winner, Yearbook - 25, 28,93, 144 Sell, Gloria - 23630 Wilson - V. Basketball, V. Track Tri-Captain, 2 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert., Band, Symphony Band - 28,146 Sepell, Tanya - 21720 Wildwood - J.V. V. Track, Wrestlerette, 2 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert., A.F.S., Ski Club - 28 Seruga, Caroline - 8442 Riverdale - J.V. Basketball, J.V. V. Softball, 2 Year Letter Winner - 28 Shomo, Edward - 1849 N. Franklin - V. Track, 1 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert.,A.F.S. - 28, 87 Sikora, William - 2601 Walnut - 10, 28 Siwula, Sherri Ann - 940 Meibom - V. Gymnastics, 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert. - 32 Smith, Darin - 5700 Rouge Ct. - V. Football, J.V. V. Wrestling, Yearbook -28,113,136 Smyth, Kellie - 900 N. Vernon - V. Cheerleading, B-Cert. - 28,180 Sobczak, Donna - 24918 Oxford - V. Gymnastics, 1 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert. - 12,28 Sobota, Denise - 5960 Hubbell - J.V. V. Basketball Captain, V. Track Tri-Captain, 3 Year Letter Winner in Track, 2 Year Letter Winner in Basketball, B-Cert., Yearbook Senior Editor, First Stop - 25,28, 146, 177 Sommerfcldt, Robert - 2001 Hawthorne - V. Swimming, 3 Year Letter Winner in Swimming Band, A-Cert., National Honor Society, Band, Choir, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band - 28,91,160 St. Clair, Ray - 1705 Stewart - 32 St. John, Todd - 1603 N. Vernon - V. Cross Country, J.V. Basketball, V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert. - 28, 142, 143 Stanley, Marc - 264 S. Denwood - Band, 2 Year Letter Winner, Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Marching Band - 28. 90,91 Starrett, Theresa - 24035 Marshall - J.V. V. Volleyball, J.V. Softball, 2 Year Letter Winner, A BCert. - 28,164,165 Stefanac, Thomas - 225 S. Lafayette - A BCert., W.D.H.S. News, First Stop, Quill and Scroll - 28, 79,86,133 Stephenson, Jeffrey - 6500 Inkster - 28, 188 Stribmy, Carl - 1126 Marbum Stryker, Tim - 510 N. Meibom - 28,140 Sucharski, Lisa - 20803 Brooklawn - 28 Swerz, Thomas - 23627 Marshall - BCert. - 29,47 Swope, Lisa - 459 N. Martha - Co-op Program Sywak, Edward - 6556 Anne Way Tarpley, Anne - 7240 Anthony -11,29 Taylor, Jeffrey - 22761 Arlington - J.V. V. Football, J.V. V. Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, 2 Year Letter Winner in Football, First Stop - 6, 29,136 Thomas, Charles - 515 Ridgemont - 29, 90, 91,174 Thomas, Susan - 23151 Buckingham - J.V. V. Tennis CoCaptain, J.V. V. Volleyball, 2 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert., First Stop - 29, 151,153 Thornburg, Douglas - 24450 Rockford - ACert., National Honor Society, Scienc: Club - 29 Thornton, Thomas - 237 N. Elizabeth - V. Soccer - 29,140 Timmins, Christina - 20840 Crestmont - 29 Toney, Kathryn -132 N. Gulley Rd. - BCert., Thespians, Choir, 1 Year Letter Winner - 29, 89,120 Toth, Alicia - 404 S. Waverly - J.V. Track, J.V. Diving, First Stop, Choir - 29,88,151 Tottis, George - 23741 Hudson - 29 Tront, Amy - 753 Wagner Ct. - V. Gymnastics, 1 Year Letter Winner, Observer, Y-Tccns - 29, 78 Turner, Christopher - 23261 Edward - 29, 142,143,168 Vaccarelli, Frank - 1256 Beechmont - J.V. V. Football, Yearbook, First Stop - 29, 86, Vaccarelli, Lisa - 1256 Beechmont - V. Chcerleading, Wrestlerette, 3 Year Letter Winner, B-Cert., Western Club, Thespians, W.D.H.S. News, Ski Club, Choir, Academic Games Club, Yearbook -6,29, 116,117,180 Vanden Bosch, Lisa - 700 N. Elizabeth - Choir -29 Vartanian, Arpi - 22900 Alexandrine - Boys J.V. V. Basketball Statistician, J.V. V. Wrestling Manager, J.V. Baseball Statistician Manager, Wrestlerette, BCert., Western Club, Student Council Coalition, Class Officers Senior Secretary 3 yrs.. Grand Kazoo Band, First Stop, Choir-9,16,29,93,162 Vasiliadis, Rosey - 23243 Beechcrest - BCert. -29 Verbeck, Cynthia - 2105 7 Brooklawn Vivian, Karen - 241 N. Mildred - BCert., Yearbook - 29 Walkuski, Marie - 22166 Ann Arbor Tr. - 29 Wall, Therese - 255 S. Waverly - V. Tennis, 1 Year Letter Winner -6,29, 152,153 Walus, David - 23075 Park - BCert., National Honor Society, Western Club, W.D.H.S. News, Ski Club, Choir-29,92 Washington, Andrew - 6641 Parkway Circle - J.V. Track, BCert., Western Club, Yearbook, W.D.H.S. News, Class Officer Senior Vice-President, Grand Kazoo Band, First Stop -7,16,24,25,29,79,86,92,109 Weger, Heidi - 20539 Brooklawn -V. Track, 1 Year Letter Winner, BCert. - 29,118 Welhusen, Kevin - 626 N. York -V. Soccer, 1 Year Letter Winner - 29,140 Weller, Scott - 731 S. Highland - BCert., Student Council Coalition, Ski Club - 30 Wells, Yvonne - 618 N. York - Yearbook, First Stop - 32 Weted, Elaine - 22321 Nona - BCert. - 32 White, John - 23429 Military' Rd. -V. Soccer, J.V. V. Cross Country, J.V. V. Track, 3 Year Letter Winner, Yearbook - 30, 60, 86, 140 Williams, Scott - 23422 Lawrence - 7, 30, 117 Williamson, James - 23238 Tireman - J.V. Track - 32 Williamson, Jeffrey - 23915 Fordson - Ski Club, Pretentious Club - 14,30 Wilson, Robin - 3451 Campbell - 30, 52, 136 Winn, Karen - 23632 Ann Arbor Tr. - 30 Wisniewski, Douglas - 420 N. Lafayette - J.V. Track, BCert., Yearbook, Ski Club, Math Club-7, 25, 30 Wood, Patrick - 23831 Wilson - 30,93 Wydick, Lynne - 20626 Williamsburg - BCert. -30 Wysocki, Melody - 7316 Coleman - 30 Xenos, Denise - 27371 Michele Zangerle, Lisa - 731 Mohawk - V. Swimming CoCaptain, 3 Year Letter Winner in Swimming, BCert. - 24, 30,151 Zombory, Paul - 8467 Gray field - J.V. Basketball, V. Baseball Captain, A BCert., National Honor Society, 3 Year Letter Winner -7,30,170 Zubok, Kathleen - 23932 Rockford - Y carbook, Observer Typesetter - 30 194 Index Abbas, Jeffrey 66 Abraham, Theresa 66 Adams, James 56,66,89, 103 Alandt, Michael 55,160 Aloe, Dawn 66 Anderson, Malissa 66 Anderson, Sharon 66 Anderson, Stephen 66, 89,90,91 Anderson, Susan 66, 173 Andreu, Francisco 66, 72, 140 Assenmacher, Max 66 Audi, Richard 66 Autunno, Alfred 66, 170 Backhaus, Sherry 66 Bakalis, Peter 66, 174 Ball, John 66, 140 Balthasar, Julie 66 Ban, Julius 66 Bandyk, Andrew 66, 160 Bank,Gregory 66 Barger, Karen 66, 180 Basilc, Sabrina 66 Beydoun, Hassan 66,189 Bilobran, Elizabeth 66 Blair, Richard 66, 110,111, 116,117 Boczar, John 66 Borg, Victor 66 Borowski, Carol 66, 88,154,155, 188 Borysiak, Jill Ann 66 Boutcillcr, David 66 Brace, Kimberly 59,71, 134,150, 151,66 Bradley, Shelly 59, 145,150,151.66 Brehob,Aimee 146, 164,66 Bridges, Thomas 136,168,66 Briones, Mark 66 Brooks, Scott 57,66 Brown, William 66 Burke, Joanne 66 Bussa, James 111, 120,121,67 Byrnes, James 57,89,90,91,162,67 Caddy.Craig 140,67 Calderoni, Barbara 66,67 Calso, Stephen 67 Campbell, Lynn 67 Campbell, Robert 67 Carrell, Michelle 67 Cepuran, Brian 34,78,79,67 Chccscman, Karen 93,67 Cheney, Scott 67 Clark, Thomas 160,67 Cooper, Sean 67 Costa, Todd 67 Crawford, Catherine 154,67 Currie, Michael 67 Cutler, Douglas 160, 185, 186, 189,67 Dancu, Debra 67 Darnell. Christopher 90,91,67 Dean, Dawn 103, 155,67 Dechape, Gerard 67 Dccrcn, Tracy V. 67 Dclinc, James 71, 136,168, 169,67 Desmct, Richard 67 Diciesare, Mark 73,79,92,117,67 Dick, Knowles 184,67 Dodt, John 78,67 Dolecki, Karen 67 Donahue, Michael 69,136,156,67 Donohoe, Kathleen 67 Doody, Deborah 181,67 Dorr, Rochelle 67 Doyle. James 78,99, 119, 170,67 Drennon, Brian 66, 78,168,67 DuU, Donna 154,67 Dulmagc, James M. 68 Duncan, Christine 68 F.liason, John 68 Erickson, Paul 68,160 Ericson, Melissa 68 Escamilla, Cynthia 68 Eskola, Anne May 68 Eveleigh, Steven 68, 136 Faitel, Craig 68, 140, 160, 168 l awk,Carrie 68, 166, 177, 180 Fcllrath, Richard 68 Feltz, Lori 68 Flaim, David 182 ForneU, Monica 68,185 Fransik, Ronald 68 Fraycr, Karen 68 Fream, Jeffrey 68 1-ulford, F. Brian 68 Furchi, Joey 68 Gale, Leah 68 Galtncy, Regina Gartner, Paul Michael 68 Class of 1984 Garza, Raul 68 Gclderloos, Allen 68, 160,161 Gcnslak, Deanna 68, 154 Gcntncr, Pauline 68 Gifford, Lisa 63,68 Giorgi, Lori 68 Glavanovich, Michael 43, 68,88,90,91,92, 136,156 Glccklcr, Doreen 68 Goodsel, Kerry 68, 136, 156,168 Gray, Paula Y. 68 Grinzinger, Patricia 69 Grzywa, Mary Beth 69 Gubka, Daniel 69 Guild, Amy 69, 79, 90, 91, 93, 110, 111, 116,117 Gunderson, Donald 69 Gustafson, Steven 69, 89,90,91 Hadous, Michelle 69 Hafcr, Kendra 69 Hall, Wendy 69 Hamann, Timothy 69, 78, 89. 1 11,121 Hancock, Chcric 69 Hansen, Michael 69 Hanses, Roger 69 Harney, Mary 69 Hass, Christopher 69,72, 136,170 Hastings, Michelle 69 Heermann, Paul Heisc, Kurt 69, 78 Hcllic, Mark 69 Helium, Gary 69 Henry, Kimberly 69 Hcrshcy, Veronica 69 Hollmann. Jeffrey 69, 144 Hoover, Craig 69, 78 Horvath, Barbara 69, 146 Horvath, Stephen 68,69 Houston, Charles 69, 144,182 Howe,Glen 51,69 Hunt, Kenneth 69 Hutchinson, David ilylkcma, Steven 69, 174 Ingram, Sherry 69, 78, 181 isagholian, David 69, 78 Isem, Karen 69, 180 Jacobs, Pamela 67,69 James, Kimberly 69,90,91 Janssen, Michael 69, 144, 145 Joachim, Jeffrey 69 Jones, Richard 69,89,90 Jones, Wendy Lynn 69,91 Jouncy, Diana 70 Kendzierski, Lisa 70 Kcm, Diane 70 KUbanc, William 70, 136 Klimek, Nancy 70 Klingel, Stacey 70,109 Koehler, Eric 70 Kocstcr, Diane 70 Komar. Michael 70, 174 Koos, Kollecn 70, 146, 177 Korczynski, Robert 70, 78. 189 Kostanccki, Amy Lynn 70, 159,173 Kotlarczyk, Tracey 70 Kunzelman. George 70 Lamontainc, David M. 70, 136 Layman, Michael 70,136 Lebert, James 57, 70, 170 Lccshock, Kimberly 70 Lcnnis, Robert 70, 136, 168 Levantrosscr, Sandra 70 Libcrtiny, Thomas 68, 70.88,91 Lilac, Laura 70, 152 Lindcrman, Elaine 70,88, 146, 164 Lohr, Jennifer 70 Lopez, David 70 Lyons. Carolyn 70.115, 145 Malloy, Kristie 70 Maltese, Michele 70 March, Marne 70, 146 Martin, Dawn 70 Martin, Kevin M. 70, 136,156, 168 Mason, Charles 70, 140 Matlieson, Stephen 70 Matyas, John Ed 70 Mazzara, Christine 70, 111 McCormick, Cherylc 70 McCoy, Joann 70,86 McDonnell, Janet 67, 70 McDonnell, Kelly 70 McHugh, Yolanda 70 McKersic, Ian 70 McLean, Michael 48, 70,88, 89, 121 Michnuk, John 71 iiga, Walter 71, 168 ‘ikaelian, Bridget 71 MUchus, Karen 71,89,90,91 Miles, Paul 71, 144 Mistopoulos,Cherylann 71, 145, 180, 181 Mitchell, Jimmy 71, 174 Morris, Lisa 69, 71, 182 Moryc, Kcrric 71 Moscardelli, Thomas 71 Motry, Douglas 71 Mukiowney, Maureen 71 Mullin. Maureen 69. 71,72. 160 Murdjeff, George 71 Nagle. Clare 71, 173 Natkowski, Carrie 71,186 Navyac, Lisa 71, 78,152 Ncttlow.Dawn Marie 71, 154 Nicholls, Catherine 63, 71, 170, 180 Nicdbalski, Lorraine 35,71 Nigoghosian, Gregory 60, 71 Norris, Pamela 71 Novak, Robert 71 Nurmi, Kevin 71 Ofi, Andre 71,79.90,91,92 O’Hagan, James B. 71, 140, 168, 169 Oleszek, Mary Chris 71 Orris, Michael 71,93,111,117 Osborn, Julie 71 Osborne, Scott 136 Osborne, Tomothy 71, 136 Otto, Judith 71 Otto, Matthew 71 Page, David 71 Page, Douglas 71 Palmer, Athena 71,88, 89, 114 Paulson, Deborah 60,71, 151 Perez, Michael 71 Phillips,Cheryl 71,92,117 Phillips, Edward 57,67,71. 136, 156 Pigott, Christine 71 Piku, Kelly 71, 159 Pitford, Pamela 71.73 Plonka, Michelle 71 Pogue, Laura 71 Polk, Mark 57,71 Prtskorn, Michael 71 Prout, Leonia 71 Puzella.Tony 71 Ranucci, Carrie 71,181 Rauh, Judith 71,79,92, 111, 177 Record, Elizabeth 71 Redmer, Alan J. 71, 78 Rcdpath, Ronald 72 Reeves, Brian 72 Richards, Marcia 72, 142, 177 Ritenour, Gregory Romano, Elisabeth 13,58, 72, 79,93,1 17 Romanski. William 72 Rosol, Leonard 53, 72, 136 Rouble,Garth 67, 72. 136, 168 Rubis, Keith 72 Rucker, Carol 72 Ruch, David 49.71.72.73. 170 Rusch, Pamela 67, 72, 166 Ryan,Joan72,173 Sarkozy, Stewart 70, 72, 140, 168 Schaal, Colcen 72, 173 Schafer, James 71, 174 Schmitz, Colleen 72, 146 Schricfcr, Heidi 68,72, 146, 164 Selby, Thomas 72 Shafer. Shirley 72,90,91 Sherman, Michael 72. 136 Shewchuck, Douglas 72,156 Shields, Curtis 72, 144 Simion, Jamie 72,154 Simmons. Michael 72 Smutek, James 72, 174 Smyth, Scott 72,88,136 Sobczak, Brenda 61, 72, 155,177 Somers. Michael 72, 78, 141, 168 SommerfeIdt, William 72,90.91,162 Sowders, Kimberly 72, 181 St. Amand. Karen 72 Stahl, Diana 72 Stevens, Michael 72, 144 Stevens, Susan M. 72 Stieve, Dawn 72, 181 Strchl, Patrick 72,78, 140 Suchara, Kimberly 34. 72 Sullivan, Renee 72 Swis, Amy 72, 173 Tagliamontc, Andre 72, 168 Talbot, Dawn 72,170 Talcrico, Craig 72 Taylor, Lori 72, 79 Thiry, Christopher 72, 78,87,92 Thomas, Randy 72,90,91, 170 Tindall. John 73. 174 Toppi, Leo 73 Toyeas, Gregory 73 Truszkowski, Joseph 68,73 Turner, Steven 73, 79 Valentine, Andrew 73, 89, 162 Vallecorsa, Rina 73 Van Winkle, Kathy 73 Vandcvccr, Julie 71,73, 90, 91 VanOast, John 73,79, 133. 174 Vanvliel, Dawn 73 Varilone, Kelly 73 Vartanian, Bartev 73, 89,90,91, 110 Vautaw, William 73 Vitale, John 73 Vivian, James 73 Wagner, Neil 73, 161 Walus, Robert 73,79, 168 Wailing, Kristen 73 Wiley, Michele 73 Withrow, James 73 Wolfe, Howard T. 73 Woo, Linus 73 Woodall, Anthony 73, 162,170 Woodcll, Lisa 73 Woodyard, Michael 73, 78 Wyman, Stacie Yanko, David 73,90,91 Yanko, Gina 67, 73, 180, 181 Zakolski, Lisa 73, 182 Zerger. Jennifer 73. 112 AItgelt, Caroline 96 Anderson. Michael 96, 103 Anderzak. James 90, 91. 96 Angel. Renee 90. 91.96. 126. 159 Aniol. Thomas 96, 138 Artman. Carolyn 96 Bac, Denise % Bajorck. Gretchcn 96. 149, 164 Baker. Ann 96. 166, 180 Bakken, Wendy 96, 155 Bamnck, Ellen 96, 166, 180 Ban. Steven % Bandyk. Sarah 96 Barnett, Michelle 96 Bazzy, Diana % Beane. Kenneth 96 Beiser, David 96. 138. 168 Bellocco, Leana Benczarski, Deane Benson, Kent 90, 91. 96 Berger. Philip 96 Berry. John 96, 138 Berry. Michael 62. 96, 136, 138. 158 Bilton. Robert 96. 175 Boczar. Lisa 96. 149, 181 Bodurow Catherine 88. 89. 96. 134, 152. 159 Boismier, Nina 96, 177 Bolger, Kevin 96. 158 Brand, Rusty 57. 90. 91.96. 162. 168 Brennan. John Brooks, Jennifer 62, 96 Brown, David 96 Brown, Tamara 96, 149. 173 Browne. Sheila 96 Buell, Lisa Ann 91.96, 166 Bullard. Renee A. 90. 91. 96. 135, 146, 168. 177 Bullis, Robert 96. 138. 158. 172 Burke. Tamara 96, 181 Burtell, Ann Marie 90, 91, 96 Butkiewicz, Charles 97 Cadaret, William 97, 162 Campbell. John 90,91.97 Campbell. Kirstic 90. 91.97 Campbell. Mark 97 Campbell. Scott 97, 117 Carr. Thomas 97 Cartrettc. Jeff 50, 97 Cerrito. Angela 56. 97. 155 Charles, James 97 Chirn. Susan 97 Chretien. LaurencC. 57. 97. 140 Church. Suzanne 97. 151 Ciszewski, Jeffery 97. 138, 162, 168 Clink, Thomas 97 Cobb. Laura 57. 97 Colarossi. Michele 40. 41. 97, 155 Coper, Scott 97. 140, 175 Coulter. Julie 97. 103, 164 Crain. Scott 97 Cutler. Craig 97. 128, 133, 160 Class of 1985 Index 195 Dalfonsi. Donna 97. 180, 181 Daniel, Timothy 97 Darragh. Robert 97 Darrah. Scott 90. 97. 99 Day. Carolynn 90. 91. 97 Deaton. Teresa 96. 97 Deep. Amira 97, 149 Demarais, John 97, 101. 138. 172 Demel, Marie 97 Desanto. John 57, 97. 138 Desmet. Ronald 97 Despres, Celeste 88, 97 Donahue. Jeffrey 97. 140. 141, 168 Drake, Tracey 97 Dudek, Scott 97 Dull,, Darlene 97, 166. 167, 177. 180 Eichhom. Marjorie 97, 101. 105 Eshelman, Diane 97 Ewasck, John 97, 140. 168 Ewasuk, Susan 97 Faitel. Duane 62. 97, 140, 168 Farkas. Matthew 97. 175 Feltz.E. Kirk 41.97 Fdtz, Eric Fink, Thomas R. 97, 142. 168 Flaim. Jacquelyn Fortney. Janet 98. 145. 153 Foster, Jonathon T. 98 Franks. Angela Gall. Brady 98, 126 Cancer. Michelle 98 Garner. Michael 51.98 Gdula. Karen 98 Genise. Judith 98 Gifford. Jonathon 98. 100. 138 Gilbert, Patricia 98 Giorgi, Kathy 98 Glavanovich, Lisa 98 Gniewck. Sandy Jean 40. 41.98 Goerke, Dana 98, 151 Gorrell, Heather 98 Gorsuch. Eric 98, 138, 158 Gubka. Julie M. 88. 98 Hadley. Marianne 88. 96.98 Hagen. Laura 98 Hales, Christopher 98, 144. 172 Hamann, Mannda 98, 153 Hand, Jeffrey 98 Harder. Joan 98 Harris, Robert 98. 142, 168 Harnson, Cynthia 98, 177 Harrison. William 57. 98. 128 Hay. Nancy 98 Hayes, Karen 98 Haynes, Carolyn 88. 98 Hayse. Chad 98 Hebb. David 79. 98 Hill. Lara 98. 148 Hill, Lisa Anne 98 Huckabone, Edward G. 98, 138 Hudgens William 98 Hunt. Mathew 88. 98 Irish. Philip 58, 98 Jackson, Jennifer 63, 99, 166. 177 Jacques, David 98. 162 Jaggere, Dennis Jasperse, Lori 98. 155 Jennings Kristin 98 Jestice. Jodi Irene 98, 15 1 Johnson, James 98 Johnson. Judith 98 Jones, Heather Ann 98 Josaitis Mark 98 Juzswik. Lynn 99 Kallek. Ronald 99. 168 Kasaba, Vincent 99, 186 Kaszubski, Paul 99 Katsakis, Renee Kers, Claudia 99 KUbanc. Kathy 99, 134. 149. 159 Kincaid, Lori 99 Kiroff. Scott Klukach, Mary 88. 89. 99 Knoop. Peter 99 Koester, Paul 99 Kosch, Douglas 99, 158 Koss Karn 99, 117, 185, 186, 187 Kotelly, Constance 99. 153 Kramer, Kenneth 90. 91. 99. 168 Kromis. Kimberly 58. 88. 99. 120 Krupa, Paul Kuczmarski, Robert 99, 172 Kurkie. Karen 99. 148. 149 Kurowski, Deborah 99 Kutt. Amy 57. 88, 89, 93, 99. 173 Lambka. James 99, 160 Lane, Kimberly 99, 155 Laviolctte. Bryan 99 Le. Cynthia 88.99 Le, Edward 99 Lilac. Heather 99. 181 Love, Robert 99, 163, 156, 168 Lovell. William Lubeck, Anthony 99 Lumpiesz. Mary Kim 99 Lyman, Lance 88. 99 Lyon, Scott 99 MacDougall, James 99 Magewick, Michelle 88. 98, 99, 180, 181 Maguire, Ann Marie 99. 184, 185. 187 Malett, William 99 Malicki. Kathy 99. 159 Marcanan, Matthew 99 Martin, Cary 99 Marx, Carolyn 99 Mason. Reginald 99. 131, 133 Mason. Scott 99, 138, 158, 170. 171 Mathers, William 99. 138 Maveal, Christine 99 May, Laura Marie 99. 150, 151. 181 McConnell. John 99. 110 Mclnms, Susan Ann 99 Meagher, Colleen 99. 149 Michnuk. Joan 100 Miloch. Christine 93. 97. 100 Miscuk, Steven 100 Mock, Julie 100 Mohamad. Abdul 100 Moore. Kevin 100. 138, 168 Moore, Tina 100 Morawa, Wendy 98. 100, 166. 177, 180 Morton, Steven 100 Movsesun, Susan 100. 164. 165 Mowcry. Sandra 89. 90,91. 100. 126 Muchmore, Patrick 100 Murphy. Tracy 100 Myers Kirk 100 Nanos John 100. 140, 168 Neale. Amy 100, 102 Nehra, Patricia 100, 173 Nicmiec. Rosanne 100. 155 Novak. Decna 100. 103 Olkowski, Steven 100 Pakiet, Margaret 100 Palfrcman, Lloyd 58. 100 Patti. Michael 100 Paulson. Bnan 100. 138. 151. 168 Payne, Donna 100, 155 Petrie. Laura 100 Petroff. Peter 96. 100. 138. 163. 168 Pitts, David 100. 158 Polidori. Linda 57, 100, 152 Pope. Nancy 98. 100, 153. 176. 177 Porada. Mark 79. 92. 100 Pribik. Kristen 62. 100 Pumer, Robert Scot 100 Pushee, Leannc 98, 100, 150 Rausch, Jane 88, 100, 155 Ray, Janet 90, 91, 100. 144 Reinowski. David John 100. 186. 187, 188 Richter, Michael 101. 138. 168 Richter, Robert 101 Rivard. Julie 101, 149. 181 Roberts Paul 101. 142. 168 Rockel. Monika 90. 91. 101 Rocoff. Evonne 101. 102, 152 Rohwer. Cathcnne 101 Roman. Connie 101. 180 Ronewicz. Bridgette 101 Ross. Carla J. 89. 93. 101. 117 Rossoni, Allison 101. 104, 153 Ruggircilo, John 101 Savcdes, Alec 101. 162 Scanlon. Cathleen 101. 151 Schilbe, Cathcnne 101 Schloff, John 53, 101. 168 Schmitz. John 101 Schnell, Laurel 57, 101 Schnell, Lome 101, 138, 168 Schrocdcr, Constance 57, 89. 101 Schulz. Karel 101 Sheehan. Kelly 101. 166 Shelton. Ronald 101. 138, 158 Shivak, Thomas 101 Shumaker. Bradley 101. 168 Sieczka. Christina 101 Sigman. Gwendolyn 101, 155 Simak, Michelle 57, 89, 101, 117 Simmons Cynthia 88, 101, 132, 173 Simmons. Timothy 101. 140. 168 Skone. Lori 101. 176, 177, 180, 181 bkramstad. Robert 101 Small. Jon 101. 138. 157 Smith. David 101 Smith. Jeffrey 101, 138, 158 Smith, Thomas 101, 172, 173 Snyder, Christopher 101, 175 Sobota, William 102 Soltis Susan 102 Stanecki, James 102 Stanisz. Richard 102 Stemas, Gregory A. 102, 140 Stemas, Heather A. 102, 155, 177 Still, Michael 102, 162 St John, Lynn 102 Strickier, Scott 102. 104, 138 Stuef. David 102, 119 Suchara, Annette 57. 61. 102, 150 Sullivan, Peter 102 Swis. John A. 102. 142. 143. 168 Szwapa. Karen 102 Tancock, Alane 90. 91 Taylor, Brian 59, 102 Tcmplin, Kellie 102 Thcisen, Christopher 102, 138. 168 Thonus, Deborah 57, 89. 102, 117 Thornton, Kenneth 102 Till. Richard 102 Tilley. Timothy 102 Tomes Leann 102, 103, 166, 177 Toth, Donald 102 Trask. Todd 102 Tripoli. Andrea 102. 159 Varana. Marc 102 Virag, Sheila 102 Wasson, Jeanette 57, 102 Webster. Wendy 56, 102 Weekley, James 56. 102, 138, 172 W'eger, Charles 90. 91, 102 W'ciler, Scott 102, 103. 138. 156. 158 Wertz. Corey 102. 138 Whitehouse, Renee 102 Wiley. Monique 102. 149, 185 W ilkinson, Kenneth 88 W'illiams, Kristi 102 William . Patricia 90, 91. 102, 151 Withrow, John 103 Wloch, Timothy 103, 172 Wochlkc. William 103. 142, 168 Wolfe. Christopher 103, 138 Woo. Dennis 47, 103 Wyman, Tracy 103, 159 Zagon, Patricia 58, 97, 103, 177. 180 Zalcski, David 103 Zurowick. Kenneth 103. 175 A bar, Christine 126 Adams John 126 Anderson, Ingrid 90,91, 126 Anderson, Rebecca 88, 89, 126 Anderson, Susan 126 Andrcu, Celeste 126, 148, 149 Aniol, Id 126,139 Asscnmachcr, Laurie 88, 126 Audi, John 126, 144, 158,172 Auler, Jeffrey 126, 139 Avery, Thad 120, 126, 189 Bac, Peter 126 Baker, Richard 126 Barkovic, Sylvia 90,91, 126, 150, 151 Bates, Robert 126 Berry, Melissa 126, 166,180 Bilton, Susan 90,91,126, 154,155 Blackburn, James Blake, Paul 126, 139, 160, 168 Blandina, Angela 126, 181 Blanzy, Julienne 126,128, 181 Bloetscher, Paul 126 Blossfeld, Mark 126 Boczar, Joseph 126 Bocgehold, Lisa Jo 126 Borowski, Janel 88. 126, 155,173 Bounker, Jonelle Bowers, Karen Eliza 88, 126 Boyer, Michael 96, 126 Boysnack.Joseph 126 Brace, Brian 125, 126, 132, 139, 172 Brehob, Wayne 126 Brown, Rhonda 126, 152 Bruno, Michael 126 Buck, Michael 88, 125,127, 139, 160 Bumick, Gregory 90,91, 115, 127, 158, 172 Campbell, Stephanie 90,91. 127, 159 Carol, Lawrence Car rell, Thomas 127 Carroll, Douglas 127, 139,158,168 Chapman, Chris 57, 127 Chechow'ich, Sandra 127 Cho,Sandra 90,91,127, 180, 181 Church. Laura 90,91, 127, 142,177, 181 Clark. Angela 88, 127, 159 Clipper!,Geoffrey 57,127, 139, 160 Colvin, Keli 127, 155, 159 Crawford, Sereal 127 Crowley, Scott 127,139 Curd, Scott 127,170 Curth, Anita 127 Custer, James 57,88,127 D’Amico, Jennifer 127 Dail, Steven 127, 158 Damian, Jane M. 127, 145 Davies, Paul 127, 130, 139 Davies, Richard G. 127 Day. William 127, 139. 187 Dean, Doyle 127, 184, 186 Dillinder, Kathrine 88, 127, 131, 173 Dixon, Nicole 127,131,159 Do, Khu 127 Doody, Daniel 127, 139 Drabkowski, Robert 127 Driscoll, Sheila 127 Drobyshcwski, Dawn 127 Duquette, Robert 127 Edwards, Kimberly 127 Eichstedt, Michael 127,139 Enot, John 90,91, 127, 139 Escamilla, Brian 127 Etkie, Janet 51,127 Eubank. Rebecca 90,91, 128,180,181 1 airless, John 53,88, 125,128, 139 Fawk. Jodie 59, 128, 176, 177, 180 Fiorini, Christopher Fisher, Jeffrey 128, 139,168 Fongcr, Vicki 128,129 Frazzini, John 128 French, Anna Frizzell, David 128 Fromm, Adclc 128 Gallo, Anthony 128 Garza, Teresa 128 Genise, Roger 128,139 Gcrvais, Edward 128 Giles, John 128,139, 168 Glavanovich, Maria 128 Gohl, Lisa Marie 88,89,128 Gregg, David Gutierrez, Michelle 128 Hadous, Jana 128 Hall, Gregory 128 Hancock, Benny 90,91,128, 158 Hansen, David 128, 158, 172 Harp, Stacey Lynn 128 Harriman, Steven 128, 139, 168 Harrison, Marjorie 128,155 Hartley, Wendy 128, 155 Hass, Jeffrey 90,91,128,139,158, 168 Hein. Paul 128,139 Heyde, Kimberly 90,91, 128,151 Holmes. Dawn 88,128 Houts. Julia 88. 128 Hunt, Pamela 128, 129 Hunter, Bret Hutchinson, Traci Jacquin, Lisa 128, 153, 181 James, Michael 128,158, 168 Janeck,Craig 128,158 Jaseck, Laurie 128 Jcrnigan, Brian 59,128, 168 Jcx,Colin R. 128 Johnson, Shannon 128, 166, 180 Jones, David 128 Juncker, Jerald 90,91, 128, 174, 188 Kach, Maria 90,91, 128 Kain, Phillip 90,91, 125, 129, 158,187 Kamp, Jennifer 89.90,91,129 Kayner, Paige 128, 185 Keating, Brian 129, 172 Kcblaitis. Christopher 129 Koth, David 127, 129 Kour, Stella 129, 173 Kramb, Mamie 88, 129 Krcuter, Michelle Kurnick.Ericka 118,129 Kuzma, Ncysa 129,180, 181 Kuznia, Michelle 129 Labby, Brian 129, 139 Lam, Van 129 Landon,Gary 129 Larraza, Maria 129,166,189 Lccth, Kristin 90,91, 129 Leitz, Nicole 129, 155 Class of 1986 Lesncy, Jennifer 129 Lewis, Nicole R. 129,159 Lianos, William Libertiny, Karen 101, 129, 155 Lim, Edna 129,159 Littrell, Joni 129, 131 Livengood, Steven 129, 168 Malcc, Andrew 129 Martin, Daniel 172 Martin, Donald 129, 162 Marzolo, Maria Ann 90,91, 129 Mauti, Laura 129, 159, 168,177 Mazzara, Peter 125, 129,168 Me Creedy, Michael 129 McAllister, Elizabeth 129,142, 173 McGinty, Anne 129, 148,173 McGuinty, Pamela 129, 189 McIntyre, Michael 90,91, 129 McLaughlin, Barbara Ann 129 McLennan, David 129 McMahon, Pamela 129 McMahon, Paula 129 McShanc, Isabella Meade, Jerry 50,129 Mcfferd, David 90.91,129,139 Meyers, William 129, 158,172 Mink, Laura 139 Molinari, Michael 57, 88,124, 130,139, 168, 158 Monson.Eric 139,139, 158,170 Morton, Jeffrey 130 Moscardelli, David 130, 139, 172 Motry, Annette 130,186 Murray, Scott 130. 139, 168 Murrell, Lisa 130,159 Murtfeldt, Susan 130 Mys, Susan 41,88,130 Ncwberg, Margaret 130, 151 Niedbalski, Amy 124,130 Nigoghosian, Marc 130, 175 Noone, Michelle 130,185 Norman, Sara 90,91,130 North, William 130 Novak, Timothy 130 Oberly, David 130,158 O’Donnell, Catherine 130, 159 Okasinski, Matthew 88,92,130 Orcutt, Amy 130,180 O’Reilly, Thomas 130,162 Osborn, Beth 130 Osscnmachcr, Diana 130 Ostyn, Anthony 130 Pachy, Julius J. 130, 132,140 Padgett, William 130 Pacs, Pamela 130, 177, 184 PaUga, Sherry 130, 177, 181 Papke, Jameson Parkinson, Cheryl Ann 88,130 Patti, Linda 131 Paulson, Christine 131, 151,166 Phimister, Thomas 104, 131, 139, 158, 168 Plaut, Jennifer Podany, Michael 79, 128.131, 158, 175 Poladian, Kenneth 90,91. 112, 131, 139, 168 Polk.Stefanie 131 Porada, Michael 130,131 Porter, Susan 131 Ray, Douglas 131 Ray, Sally 131 Rechlin, Karl 57,131, 168 Redmer, John 131 Reese.Paula 88,131 Reynolds, Jason 131, 158 Rhoades, Nicholas 131 Richards, Jennifer 131,148,177 Riorini,Chris 131 Rivard, Eric 90,91,131, 139, 160, 168 Robinson, Marc R. 90,91,131, 175 Romanski, Jack 131,139 Root.Carolynn 90,91,124, 131, 151 Root, Karen 131 Ross, Jeffrey 131, 172 Ross, Robert Rouble, David 131 Rue,Mark 131,139 Sarb, Anne 131, 148 Sarkozy, Kristen L. 131,159, 177 Schaal, Steven 131, 139, 168 Schmidt, James 131 Scroggic, William 131,160 Schaffer, Christopher 90,91,131 Sheick, Kelly Sue 131 Sheill, Dana 131,159 Sheridan, Yvonne 131 Sherman, Timothy 131,160,172 Skczka, Jennifer 131 Simion, David 131 Simion, John 131 Simmons, Charles 90,91,131 Sims,Christy 131.142,177 Siwula, Daniel A. 59, 132,168 Smiley. Robert 127, 132,139 Smith, Tracy 57,132 Snyder, Bridget 132 Soltis, Kevin 132, 139, 168 St. Amand, Stephen 132 Stanczyk. Diane 132, 180, 181 Staruslawski, Kathleen 132, 154, 159 Stankorb, Sheri 132, 140 Starrett, Mark 132, 168 Stevens, Earl Stevens, Jennifer 132 Stramccky, Vicki 128, 132 Suarez-Platt, Benji 90,91, 132 Sylvester, Constance 128, 132 Szwapa, John 132 Tharp, Kimberly 132 Theiscn, Mary 132 Thiry, Philip 132, 139, 174 Topy, Lisa 132 Vandcvccr, Joel 132 Vantilburg. Alison L. 132,133 Vicary, Scott 132,158,172 Waggcner, Jane 132,155 Walczak, Dennis 63. 132,144, 158, 172 Walkley, Robert 132 Wall, Daniel 132 Wcdeven, Kenton 90,91,132 Weller, Jill P. 126, 132,160 White, Kimberly 90,91, 124, 132, 158 Williams, Anne Marie 88,132, 148 Williams, Trevor 132 Williamson, David 132, 162,170 Winfree, Rebecca 153 Wisner, Kimberly 132, 159, 177 Wood, Michelle 132 Wood, Thomas 133 Woodall. Ricci 112, 133, 162, 172 Wyman, Martin 127, 133, 139 Yanchula, John 52,133, 139,162, 168 Young, Lanoc 133 Zagon, Julie 133, 180, 181 Zaludek.Stefanie 133, 166, 189 Zollars, Jennifer lio Grinzirnger, Hobira j VlAnoth Hunr V ftrhTeen Horyorhw|p jfi Tonnoro Korelly ttl K jKW)nberly Leeshodj C McJrk Lewellyn lijpVJohri Ligtvoer ■ fepnnie Lukow Llso-Marino Down Martin Robert Mathers . .Anthony Miscuk Chris Morawa Maureen Mullin Gregory Nigoghosian Pamela Pirford M $fk Polk Thomas Posler v MikeProut Tg Rbdney Reppenhoge y Marleen Rogalski • . Stephen Sedgwick -fcarin Smith Denise Sobora Eronk Voccorelli Photographers Advisor -Sbiitey-Heyc Dwkn5e5?T ' Edward Brown Carole Evanoff ieH$ Craig Hoover Scort Kiroff Tom Libertlhy Karen Libertiny Roger Marchellerra Janet McDonnell Dave Reinowski Bartev Vartanian Neil Wagner ■, . tFsfc’St. ««v 4 • v- AA f pi ’ w. w nj mm ■ GRAPHIC CREATORS