Deckerville High School - Eagle Star Yearbook (Deckerville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

School. Some of us like it, some of us hate it, some of us don't care, but all of us experience it. What- ever our attitude toward school may be, it is still an important part of our lives. 3 Each of us brings a unique personal- ity through those doors in Septem- ber. We experience other students with their successes and failures, and when we walk out in June, per- haps we take a little of them with us. 4 5 6 7 We come, we learn, we grow. We make special friends, accomplish special goals, and leave with special memories. Step by step we strive to become alto- gether people; individuals ready for any- thing in a ready-for-anything world. 8 9 10 Qttidwb Council The Student Council sponsored many assemblies through- out the year to educate and entertain. They also made it possible for Deckerville to participate in the Student Exchange Day. This program allowed students from neighboring schools to visit other schools and compare things, like student council and athletic programs. UPPER RIGHT: Ken Henderson convinced everyone that it is easy to master a one man band. LOWER RIGHT: Edna and Bud leffery showed the tricks of the trade in an Aerial Ballet assembly. BOTTOM ROW: Rose Burns, Clark Brewster - Treasurer, Dave McCon- nachie, John Muir, Melody Krumenaker, Nancy Kritzman, Daniel Paehlig, Mr. Kessler. TOP ROW: Doug Regentin, Laurie Davis, Ern- estine Franzel, Bill Colesa - President, Jay Shanks, Larry Mater, Cheryl Lawrence - Secretary, Debbie Dore, MikeGoheen. MISSING: Mike Siegert - Vice-President, Jim Innes. 12 PVist TUm® UjOumL Fm Th® Deberi® Tecu — RyiMles Com® Back F t Aturih®t YectA Deckerville's first debate team took part in many different league meets this year in several area schools. Sharon Mausolf was rated among the top ten speakers in this league in the J.V. level. Also several trophies were acquired at the novice tournaments in Sandusky They included: Ruth Campbell - First place speaker; JoAnn Gough - Fourth place speaker; Ruth and Jo- Ann - Top affirmative team; Ruth, JoAnn, Mark Merriman and Larry Mater - Third overall team. The forensics team participated in the district meet in Sandusky and the first place winners traveled to the regionals. This includes Joann Gough, Dave Shagena and Cheryl Crothers. Alternates for regionals were Cheryl Lawrence, Cindy Os- wald, Mark Merriman and Ruth Campbell. Jim Thayer, Sharon Mausolf and Pat Cleland all took fourth place. DEBATE TEAM (UPPER LEFT): TOP ROW: Rhonda Geiger, Larry Mater, Mark Merriman, Cindy Hunt. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Maus- olf, JoAnn Gough, Susan Roth, Ruth Campbell. FORENSICS TEAM (ABOVE): TOP ROW: Mark Merriman, Jim Thayer, Larry Mater, Bruce Jones, Alan Reisner, Sharon Mausolf. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Cleland, Cheryl Crothers, Rhonda Geiger, Cheryl Lawrence, Joan Cleland, Dave Shagena, Mrs. Haas. BOTTOM ROW: Agnes Mausolf, Cindy Oswald, Meta VanSickle, JoAnn Gough, Gordie Mc- Connachie, Ruth Campbell, Cindy Hunt. LOWER LEFT: Larry Mater representing Deckerville this year in boys original oration. 13 ihb Ltfnct iy Club fs Udlpfjul UPPER RIGHT: Nancy Darr is in the process of checking out a book for a student. LOWER RIGHT: Ana Cibulskis is diligently putting a book away. The Library Club is very helpful in assisting the student body with all their library needs. The club works both in the High School and Elementary libraries. Here their duties are putting magazines and books away, check- ing them in and out, and helping others with overdue books. Some also have specific jobs such as; writing out and delivering overdue slips, chang- ing bulletin boards, and processing new books. FIRST ROW: MaryTwiss, Dawn Hardy, Connie Parrott, Cheryl Warczinsky, Donna Obarzanek, Nancy Darr. Vema Simmons, Meta VanSickle, Mrs. Fleck. SECOND ROW: Dan Martinez, Karen Wadsworth, Shirley Goheen, Sharon Dore, Cindy Oswald, Dale Stone, Ana Cibulskis, Bob Abend, Cin- dy Smigill. THIRD ROW: Brenda Moore, Karen Mosure, Kathy Syzman- ski, Roger Baumeister, Randy Rich, Jeff Blaine, Mary Lou Allen, Nancy Wojtas. 14 AA- U nbM PctAtoipafe [n Ucmy Qfxwk Activates LOWER LEFT: Marilee Thompson, proving to be a valuable player, is seen here with her father. LOWER RIGHT: Miss Champion coaching her girls during halftime. UPPER LEFT (TOP ROW): Vicki Fahs, Cindy Smigill, Lydia Garza, Lois Bunyan, Debbie Tanton, Nancy Darr, Sherry Foster, Nancy Wolf, Susan Graves. SECOND ROW: Debbie Wagner, Cindy McConnachie, Suzanne McEachin, Cheryl Lawrence, Kathy Szymanski, Darlene Portice, Kathy Bright, Brenda Warczinsky. THIRD ROW: Joy Kirkpat- rick, Mary Lou Allen, Marsha Jones, Barb Russell, Kathy Martin, Jo- Ann Gough, Lee Falcon. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Henry, Barb Allen, Marilee Thompson, Robin Nichol, Sue Hamill, Eileen O’Mara, Deb- bie Trowhill, Miss Champion. 15 D CM) LOWER LEFT: Terry, Jim and Daryl discuss the next D Club meeting. CENTER: Tom and Daryl anxiously await their turn to play. LOWER RIGHT: Ed uses the same speed to get to class on time that helped him on the basketball court. UPPER RIGHT: (TOP ROW): Clark Ramirez, John Stephen, Bob Muir, Ed CMara, Andy Bujak, Tom Durand, John Gough. SECOND ROW: Dave Williamson, Daryl Williamson, Terry Portice, Mike Tilley, Dave Shage- na, Dan Warczinsky, Steve Sital, Jim Pitcher. THIRD ROW: MikeTurbok, Mike Gough, Don Amey, Bill Colesa, Dennis Campbell, Bob McConnach- ie. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Schram, Doug Geraldo, Chuck Warczinsky - Secretary, Bob Bowling - President, Jim Thayer - Treasurer, Randy Seitz, Gordie McConnachie. ABSENT: Sid Hamill - Vice-President, Jim Innes, George Gonzales, Steve Klaus. 16 Fu£ut yOHt vicJwS Ofr Ato iiOOu The Deckerville F.H.A. Chapter of 1972-73 participated in a number of events. The club initiated 12 new members into their chapter. They attended the Regional Meeting held in Brown City in the Fall. During the year they in- vited the four exchange students to talk about their countries. In the Spring they sponsored a bake sale to help send three delegates, Brenda Warczinsky, Donna Obarzanek, and Cheryl War- czinsky to a.ttend the State Convention in Kala- mazoo. Officers for this year were: President, Donna Obarzanek: Vice-President and Reporter, Brenda Warczinsky; Historian, Cheryl Warczinsky; Song Leader, Barb Felk; and Parliamentarian, Deb Maier. AMERICA FIRST ROW: Mrs. Davidson, Verna Simmons, Cheryl Warczinsky, Brenda Warczinsky, Donna Obarzanek, Connie Parrott, Barb Felk, Deb Maier, Debbie Enos. SECOND ROW: Shelia Arnold, Irene Beauchamp, Cindy Hyslop, Cindy Goller, Betty McConnell, Sue Messman, Ann Laske, Mar- lene Salowitz. THIRD ROW: Lynette Williamson, Karen Mosure, Susanne McEachin, Ruth Lee, Connie Howard, Cheryl Williamson, Randa Hodges, Joyce Hodges, Karen Wadsworth, Terry Belger. 17 FIRST ROW: Debbie Enos, Victoria Falcon, Lois Morell, Meta Van Sickle, Bob Bujak, Ed O'Mara, Bill Cole- sa, Martha Russel, Vicki Fahs, Mr. Nezworski. SECOND ROW: Laurie Gavin, Roger Martin, Gordie McCon- anchie, Bruce McGregor, Clark Ramirez, Doug Geraldo, Brad Colesa, Ernestine Franzel, Renee Smith. THIRD ROW: Dennis Williamson, Randy Seitz, Dennis Nichol, Mike Tilly, Dave Williamson, Dug Apsey, Dale Kenny, Murray Thompson, Nancy Wolf. FOURTH ROW: Daryl Williamson, John Gough, Jack Decker, Roger Baumeister, Tom Durand, Alan Reisner, Lonnie Robson, Chuck Warczinky, John Stefan. 18 Chess Chub FIRST ROW: Mr. Brinkman, Marcia Foss, SueHosmer, Mark Merriman, Yveline Parent, Susan Jones, Jill Hurley. SECOND ROW: Glenn Pohl, Linda Moyer, Sue Dumaw, Kim Norton, Colleen Dumaw, Jim Allen, Paul Quinlan, David Lenk, Jim Pohl. THIRD ROW: Randy Kursinsky, Tom Asher, Brenda Gough, Steve Lapp, MikeTurbock, Kathy Theobald, Brenda Moore, Kathy Martin. 19 D cheAvMb Q id v Bond FIRST ROW: Mark Merriman, Susan Jones, Sally Keinath, Merlann Ross, Kimberly Norton, Mary Alice Twiss, Ellen Leach. SECOND ROW: Ruthann Campbell, Lois Mater, Karen Thayer, Susanne McEachin, Karen Dunlap, Dawn Hardy Brenda Bittner, Robin Nichol, Ellen Davis, Marcia Foss, Cindy McConnachie, Renate Schaedlick, Becky Terpenning, Bonnie Bowling. THIRD ROW: Barbara Felk, Cindy Smigill, Bonnie Amey, Kathy Bright, Dave McConnachie, Susan Graves, Cindy Willing, Bruce Jones, Steve Lapp, Mark Klaus, Ron Hoffman, Dale Yake, Marilee Thompson, Ron Lapp Ted Schulz, Ludwig Schulz, Tim Ross, John Muir, Jim Pohl, Lynn Klaus, Martha Russell. FOURTH ROW: LEFT: Bar- bara Russell, Marsha Jones, Cindy Oswald, Vicki Simmons, Martha Deater. FOURTH ROW: RIGHT: Linda Yake, Bria: Williams, Dave Kramer, Dave Lenk, John Baumeister. STANDING: Dan Pozsgay, Randy Rich, Ed Ruth, Louis Garza, Marilyn Michaels, Brian Michaels, James Nutzmann, Cheryl Lawrence, Dave Blaine, John Beaver, Mr. David E. Smitl Director of Bands. RIGHT: Mr. David E. Smith, Director of Bands at Decker- ville for seven years did a fine job with all four bands this year. They have all worked hard and we have something to be proud of. 20 The Deckerville Sr. High Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. David E. Smith, had a full schedule this year preparing half time performances for six home football games. Much time and effort was put forth and the band did a fine job. They also marched in several parades and added greatly to the pep assemblies during the year. Leading the band was Drum Major James Nutzmann with Barbara Felk and Dawn Hardy as Majorettes. 21 Sttv kudy £ th Scutds ABOVE (BACK ROW): Pat Goheen, Bob Bolce, Mike Lizak, Blaine Colesa. SECOND ROW: Marian Merri- man, Sue Burns, Diana Amey, Diane Smith, Bob Tanton, Laurie Nichol, Roxanne Brabant, Tracy Crothers, Lena Sital, Cindy Kenny, John Gonzales, Ronald Seitz, Douglas Ross, Nina Moller, Laura Enos, David Man- ville, Richard Krusinsky, Douglas Hooper, Robert Schmitt, Jody Sanford, Kevin Cowley, John Hardy. THIRD ROW: Susan Kritzman, Shirley Twiss, Fred Lentner, Richard Wojtas, Charles Mason, Warner Schulz, Pam Neumayer, Lowell Noble, Chris Bungart, Craig Willing, Jeff Stoutenburg, Jeff Terpenning, Mike Man- ville. FRONT ROW: Diane Medcoff, Bonnie Williamson, Dawn Bittner, Pam Jones, Tammy Dadacki, Tom Wadsworth, Chris Smigill. ABOVE BACK ROW: Jim Zdrojewski, Todd Hillman, Mr. Smith. FIRST ROW: Dianne Bujak, Linda Tan- ton, Dave Rick, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Vicky Foster, Scott Peruski, Steve Hooper, Bradley Geiger, Janice Pitcher, Kimberly Sarver, Dean Monte, Steve Baumeister, Scott Kramer, Donald Van Norman, Mike Boice, Thomas Kritzman, Mike Lamont. SECOND ROW: Sally Wadsworth, Marsha Lenk, Wade Singler, Carolyn Medcoff, Jeff Sanford, Lucille Kritzman, Robert Schroder, Tammy Chope, Scott Huffman, Brian Geiger, i Jim Terpenning. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Milligan, Meta Schulz, Paula Krumenaker, Jane Asher, Scott McVittie, Carolyn Warner. 22 Juntos High Band ABOVE (BACK ROW): Ken Seitz, Ralph Simmons, Kieth Loss, Craig Williams, Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW: John Enos, Zorana Dadacki, Mike Hunt, Jeff Barr, Joan Kramer, Doug Deater, Jim Baumeister, Greg Leach, Kathy Jones, Kathy Kunze, Ted Lizak, Mike Lapp. THIRD ROW: Nancy Kunze, Debbie Kursinsky, Jen Ross, Mike McConnachie, Yvonne Micheals, Ruth Decker, Chuck Siegert, Denise Smith, Barb Medcoff, Karoline Schultz, Judy Oswald, Tom Lapp, Abel Andrade, Scott Smigill, Rose Burns, Karen Turbok, Janet Bartley, Paul Bowerman, Jeff Lamont, Craig Thompson, Greg Rich, Melody Wolf. B3URTH ROW: Kathy Russell, Patty O'Mara, Marie Gonzales, Sue Nuemeyer, Sue Cole, Pam Dutcher, John Kramer, Dean Sanford, Doug Schroeder, Sally Hodges, Linda Manvilie, Danny Rowntree, Laurie Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Shelly Adair, Heather Sloan, Terri Kenny, Nancy Kritzman, Debbie Shagena, Brenda Sanford, Donna Sanford, Susie McVittie. Mr. Leonard Falcone, left, assisted the junior and senior bands this year in prepar- ing for the district band festival. Mr. Fal- cone was the band director at MSU for twenty-five years and presently serves as the educational consultant for the Lansing Conservatory of Music. He is considered one of the nation's leading authorities on the playing of a baritone. f-ftglv Qckool Of fcob Qtaffo FIRST ROW: Barb Felk, Nancy Bowerman, Cindy Hunt, Marjorie Rutkowski, Patty Vogel. BACK ROW: Sue Vogel, Kathy Szymanski, Joan Cleland, Charlotte Handley, Susanne McEachin. 25 QvJI ’s Bowling ABOVE: Donna Schumaker, Sue Henry, MerlAnn Ross, and Melody Roskey comprise the top team of the year. TOP LEFT: Melody Roskey had the top score. LOWER LEFT: The girl with the most improved score was Kathy Martin. 26 FRONT: Miss Fritz, Cheryl Dutcher, Cindy Hyslop, Darlene Portice, Merlann Ross, Melody Roskey, Veronica Falcon, Sue Henry. MIDDLE: Patty Vogel, Roxanne Kunze, Kathy Mar- tin, Barb Allen, Barb Russell, Cathy Rich, Marilyn Abbott, Su- san Dumaw. BACK: Sue Messman, Mary Lou Allen, Donna Schumaker, Cheryl Williamson, Rhanda Hodges, Joyce Hod- ges, Sharon Lapp, Marsha Jones. 27 Sharon Lapp ended the year with the high series. RIGHT: During Tapping Ceremony, Marjorie Ruthkowski taps Sharon Lapp as a new member of the National Honor Society. LEFT: During the formal initiation, one of this years ex- change students, Hannele Ahola gives a speech on her home- land, Finland. FRONT: Barb Allen, Jean Mausolf, Margori Ruthkowski, Jo Ann Gough, Dennis Campbell, Ellen Davis, Cindy Hunt, Debbie Trowhill, Renate Schaedlick, Mrs. Fleck. SECOND ROW: Steve Bright, Robin Nichol, Valerie Bourgois, Cheryl Lawrence, Pat Cleland, Betsy Roth, Ruth Ann Campbell, Sue Hamill, Marilyn Kritzman, Doug Pallas. THIRD ROW: Dave Shagena, Jim Ruthkowski, Hannele Ahola, Sharon Lapp, Mark Merriman, Bob Muir, Maureen Reisner, Allen Mater, Joan Cleland, Susanne McEachin. 28 Noilcmal f-fcm u Qoclety Japs 14 New UemJms LEFT: Dennis Campbell, President of The National Honor Society, tells that each member must possess Character while JoAnn Gough, Vice President, and Ellen Davis, Secretary, talk on Scholarship and Leadership, two other important characteristics of an Honor Society member. TOP: The National Honor Society is sponsoring Meta VanSickle as their Exchange Student from Deckerville this year. Her plans are to go to Swe- den this summer and live with a Swedish family. 29 LEFT, FRONT: Dale Yake, Ellen Davis, Jean Mausolf, Maureen Reis- ner, Larry Mater, Sue Vogel. BACK: Sharon Mausolf, Robin Nichol, John Patten, Bruce Jones, Cheryl Crothers, Mr. Pearson. UPPER RIGHT: MaurOen Reisner and Dale Yake pose energetically for our annual. RIGHT: Maureen Reisner is un- willingly caught by a photographer. LOWER LEFT: Sue Vogel and Sha- ron Mausolf are found conversing about the status of the yearbook. LOWER RIGHT: Studious Cheryl Crothers is working full force on her papers. 30 Fkxiwi Lutses O yAto uMb TOP: Sue Henry and Cheryl Crothers socialize with a patient. BELOW: Dan Redman pauses momentarily from his tasks for the camera. The Future Nurses have had var- ious activities this year. The Junior class members volunteer their free time to help out at the hospital. The members made favors to cheer up the patients who were in the hospital during the Christmas and Easter holi- days. Several speakers have talked to the group about the fu- ture in nursing. FRONT: Mrs. Cook, Mary Twiss, Barb Felk - secretary, JoAnn Gough - president, Robin Nichol - Vice-President, Ellen Davis - treasurer, Donna Obarzanek. MIDDLE: Cindy Coller, Kathy Ward, Marilyn Kritzman, Cin- dy Hyslop, Lee Falcon, Sue Henry, Cheryl Crothers, Kathy Szymanski. FRONT: Patty Vogel, Irene Beauchamp, Theresa Bittner, Loydene Tice, Kimberly Nortan, Dan Redman, Sandy Howard, Lynette Williamson. 31 Fuiwib F Un lS Of Aht riCfr FIRST ROW: Mike Gough, Dennis Parrott, Jim Ruthkowski, Roger Baumeister, Doug Salowitz, Daryl Williamson, Dave Williamson, Ranay Seitz, Doug O'Conor, Dennis Nichol, Mr. Tanton. SECOND ROW: Phil Daley, Kathy Syzmanski, Mark Goller, Brian Shagena, Frank Howard, Perry Barr, Ed Williamson, Ed Lohr, Bill Thayer, Mike Turbock. THIRD ROW: Ken Lohr, Dan Campbell, Steve Messing, Bob Abend, Sue Vogel, Lori Huffman, Ken Harris, Phil Zdrojewski, Scott Ramirez, Rick Crothers. FOURTFiROW: Jeff Nichol, Ron Vogel, Randy Brabrandt, Murray Thompson, Jim Taylor, Bill Maier, Ernie Bezemek, Fred Fagan, Steve Kramer, ClarK Ramirez. FIFTH ROW: Mike Zdrojewski, Dennis Williamson, Doug Mosure, Mike Rumptz, Mark Dore, Kevin Thompson, Roger Kritzman, Randy Franzel, Connie Parrott. SIXTH ROW; Dennis McCarty, Bob Howard, Brian Michaels, John Baumeister, Rex Lenk, Ton Durrand, John Stefan, Steve Sital, Bryan Welsh, Paul Hill, Doug Binder. F.F.A. OFFICERS: Treasurer-Jim Ruthkow- ski, Vice-Pres.-Dave Williamson, Chapter Sweetheart-Karen Wadsworth, President- Daryl Williamson, Reporter-Roger Baumeis- ter, Sentinel-Doug Salowitz, Secretary- Randy Seitz. Mr. Tanton explains the important facts of a good seed beding to the Ag. II. Class. 32 UPPER RIGHT: Bill Thayer is checking out some of his seedings in the lab. LOWER RIGHT: The Queen’s float this year was constructed by the F. F. A. and the Industrial Arts Club. UPPER LEFT: Doug Mosure shows his steer at the San- dusky Fair. LOWER LEFT: Ed Ruth shows his swine to the judges. 33 JluuO FFA ABOVE: TOP ROW: Ken Wadsworth, Russell Flanagan, Chad Wolf, Ben Boldt, Glenn Behnke, Doug Vander- lip, Mike Crothers, Joe Roth, Kelly Welsh. MIDDLE ROW: John Shagena, Brian Williams, Dan Beauchamp, Steve Silk, John Fritch, Dean Binder, Andy Alvarado, Gary Vogel. BOTTOM ROW: Brad Colesa, Mark Tan- ton, Dawn Hardy, Shirly Goheen, Cheryl Dutcher, Brad Nichol, Mr. Tanton. 34 Junior FFA takes part in the same activities as the senior FFA, in- cluding Tractor Field Day, RIGHT. TiCucim rM Day Was A Success Tractor Field Day is an annual event enjoyed by all. This year the farm of Floyd Baumeister (ABOVE) was used as grounds for the affair. Jim Pitcher (UPPER LEFT) entered into the tractor pulling contest while various other stu- dents (LEFT) tried their skill at the greased pig catching event. 35 FdnS AmL IAjCJ fJOineCOtoutig W toiOMtbtfe 36 FAR LEFT: Jim Karmer, Bill Colesa, Lydia Garza, and Bob Bujak put finishing touches on the first place senior float, Drag-On To A Victory. LOWER LEFT: Doug Warner and Karen Dunlap ham-it-up for the camera. Freshman Jackie Pohl enjoys the dance. CENTER: Last year's Queen Mary Roth crowns Marj Rutkowski the 1972 Homecoming Queen as Marj’s escort, Don Amey, looks on. LEFT: Trombone player Marilee Thompson concentrates on her music during the halftime performance. BELOW: The court is composed of Seniors Brenda Warczinsky, Jo Ann Gough, Queen Marj Rutkowski, Junior Representative Sue Hamill, Sopho- more Ernestine Franzel, and Freshman Barb Russell. 37 huusiblk f-f w y Qtmk lti Qhow The senior play Harvey, under the direction of Mrs. Maureen Hund and Miss Karen Fritz, was an unusual experience for all involved. Every- one worked hard to make the production a memorable success. The cast, pictured above, are as follows: BACK ROW, L. to R.: Dave Sha- gena, Mike Laske, Clark Brewster, Jim Innes, John Patten. MIDDLE: Val Bourgeois, Lydia Garza, Dona Innes. FRONT: Mr. Keith Mino- Stage Manager, Miss Karen Fritz, Jean Mausolf, Doug Warner, Mrs. Maureen Hund. Maureen Reisner is absent from the picture. 38 Many couples dance to the music of the Rikers (above) while teach- ers look on (right). 40 42 Bye ttises On June 2, 1973 the Seniors reached their ultimate goal; GRADUATION. Along with their great joy went many mixed emotions; those of past experiences and memories and those of future undertakings to come. We ex- tend our best wishes to all graduated seniors and wish them success in the future. 43 SlAFF AND ACADEMICS 44 45 f-flgh Qchoob P tftvcipcJ! MR. MAX KESSLER and Secretary MADALYN NICHOL MARIE LECKRONE Superintendent's Office MARTHA LENK Superintendent’s Office LENORE LEDEZMA Superintendent's Office 46 i d ty PtUtCipcd Mr. James Popilek and Secretary Ila Salowitz ♦ OupGAbdoM Ltod Mr. Gerald E. Manville Moni Tobi, Guidance Office (Picture not available) Donald S Jackson, Guidance Director Bowid Gdu yztZoiv Keith Williamson, Treasurer; Roy Goheen, Trustee; Dean Kristzman, Trustee; Stuart Tanton, Trustee; Malcolm Williams, President; Ha- zen Amey, Trustee; Kenneth Klaus, Secretary. 47 GLENN BEIER Mathematics WILLIAM BRINKMAN Mathematics NORMAN JACOBS Mathematics and Physical Education £ctettC This year saw many changes in the school system. Math students had a required amount of work to com- plete by the end of the year, but could do it on their own speed. In the field of science came Ad- vanced Investigations in Science. Here the student was free to re- search any topic in science. DALE LADD Science CHARLES RUDDUCK Science 49 The classes represented here are special areas of education in our school system. New this year was the Special Education class which was designed to give special help to those who needed it in specific areas. In Science the classes con- ducted many experiments which explained the hows” and whys” of things. The Independent Study Courses that were introduced this year made the Library a very pop- ular place where useful information could be obtained. The Humani- ties, which include Music, Art, and Spanish, proved beneficial in giving students a good background in the Special Arts. JEAN FLECK Librarian DAVID BATZER Science and Guidance Counselor 50 QpocioJl AtectS Of Gduuccrtiou DAVID SMITH Director of Bands MARTY KOBER KAREN FRITZ Art Department Spanish and English 51 The English and Speech depart- ments made many great accom- plishments this year. The English Lit. class traveled to Bay City to see a Shakespearean Play while Adv. Speech put on a short Christmas play for the Elementary students. New this year for the English department were the Mini Courses, which consisted of drama and lit. classes, each lasting for nine weeks. Freshman English classes put a lot of emphasis on planning their own studies this year. They arranged for speakers to come in and gave some of their own de- monstrations. IRENE COOK English MARY RUSSELL English 52 KEITH MINO Student Teacher English and Speech 53 Pasted Education KATHY CHAMPION Girl's Physical Education NORTON SCHRAMM Boy's Physical Education and Co-Op Advisor Miss Champion and Mr. Schramm combined their Phys. Ed. classes this year for co-ed dancing and bowling. 54 New to Social Studies was Social Studies Mini Courses which offered Election '72, Propaganda, Minor- ity Groups, and Social Problems. GotiCtl Studies MYRA GILL Social Studies and English ANDY YLISTO ANTHONY MONTE GLENN RUSSELL Social Studies Assistant Principal and Social Studies Social Studies 55 MARK HUND Business Education and Social Studies Business Education introduced a new class this year called Office Machines. This includes work with calculators, transcribing equipment and stencil duplica- tion. The Home Economics classes took a field trip to Thomp- son's Furniture Store in St. Clair and arranged for several special speakers to come in during the year. New to the Industrial Arts area was the girls shop class which gave girls the opportunity to learn some practical skills. JEAN DAVIDSON Home Economics t V-Vf JOHN NEZWORSK1 Industrial Arts 56 ROBERT TANTON Agriculture and Mechanical Clawing DANIEL PEARSON Business Education In the area of Agriculture, for the first time we have soil judging. This was a field trip to let students pick out die different characteris- tics of several types of soil. The Ag. Classes are also going to MSU for a skills contest, which is a com- bination of judging various animals and poultry. 57 Lutvcloiootn f-feOpe is FRONT: Terri Kenny, Sally Hodges, Michelle Beauchamp. BACK: Susanne Van Dalen, Kathy Jones, Michelle Schenck, Theresa Walters. UPPER RIGHT: Loydene Tice sells hot lunch tickets to Clark Brewster and Maureen Reisner. 58 IkOuChw fli Lb Barbara Leach, Study Hall Supervisor, gives her assistance to Ron Kappel. Cooks Ila Hooper, Cathryn Fritch, Inez Rich, Eva Goheen, Janette Kur- sinsky. BuS D tUms Betty Martin, George Hooper, Virgal Shagena, Arnold Tarzwell, Don Innes, Arnold McVittie, Ward Hillman, Fred Thayer, James Bateman, Lois Jensen, Eunice Tarz well, Emmet Kritzman, Nina Pitcher, Lloyd Noble. 59 SENIORS 60 61 Robert Abend Hannele Ahola Sue Allen Don Amey Doug Apsey Diane Ayliffe Roger Baumeister Ernie Bezemek Dave Blaine Valerie Bourgeois Nancy Bowerman Bob Bowling 62 Gary Bright Bob Bujak Dennis Campbell Ana Cibulskis Bill Colesa Rick Crothers Nancy Darr Ellen Davis John Decker Debby Dore Tom Durand Fred Fagan Barb Felk Randy Franzel Lydia Garza Patty Gavin 63 Doug Geraldo Shirley Goheen Maria Gonzalez JoAnn Gough John Gough Dorothy Graichen Charlotte Handley Dawn Hardy Elisabeth Hooper Connie Howard 64 ) Frank Howard Kathleen Innes Dale Kenny Jim Kramer Steve Kramer Steve Lapp Jerry McCarty Gordie McConnachie Susanne McEachin Bruce McGregor Albert Maier Deb Maier Gilbert Martinez Allen Mater Jean Mausolf Mark Merriman Steve Messing Robin Nichol Donna Obarzanek Ed O’Mara 65 Dennis Paeblig Ken Pallas Connie Parrott Yveline Parent Marsha Patten Jim Pitcher Terry Portice Denise Quinlan Clark Ramirez Donna Randall Joe Reinelt Randy Rich 66 Lonnie Robson Denise Russell Marjorie Rutkowski Doug Salowitz Phil Schumacher Renate Schaedlick Randy Seitz Brian Shagene Mike Siegert Verna Simmons Steve Sital John Stefan 67 Kathy Szymanski Grace Thayer Jim Thayer Murray Thompson Mike Tilley Ron Vogel Karen Wadsworth Brenda Warczinsky Cheryl Warczinsky Chuck Warczinsky Ncmyv Qtadmts Dennis Campbell: co-valedictorian Mark Merriman: co-valedictorian Robin Nichol: salutatorian Van Bourgeois Marj Rutkowski Allen Mater JoAnn Gough Ellen Davis Jean Mausolf Elisabeth Hooper Charlotte Handley Susanne McEachin Jim Thayer Barbara Felk Ken Pallas Chuck Warczinsky 68 Class Offam President: Bill Colesa Vice-President: Jim Thayer Secretary: Marj Rutkowski Treasurer: JoAnn Gough Student Council: Debby Dore Mike Siegert Dennis Williamson Ruth Ann Wolschleger Linda Wolf Dale Yake The exuberance of the 1972-73 school year was marred the the tragic death of senior Richard Barr in an automobile accident. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him, especially his fellow seniors. We know that the whole school joins us in this expression of our sorrow. 69 UNDGR0A££M£N 70 71 Seventh S oJms Q$b Tii fo FVist Taste, Of High School Life SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: Nancy Kritzman Vice-President: Scott Smigill Secretary: Joan Kramer Treasurer: Alex Flores Student Council: Rose Bums Daniel Raelig CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Schramn Mr. Smith Gerald Armstead Michelle Beauchamp Arthur Berlin Dan Bezemek Debbie Binder Debra Bloomfield Sally Bowling Jeff Bowerman Rose Bums Connie Cibulskis Zorana Dadacki Ruth Decker Diane Doerr Norman Doerr Colleen Dumaw Pamela Dutcher Alex Flores Maxine Fockler David Foote Audrey Gomez Sandra Graichen Sally Hodges Micnael Hunt Kim Hyslop 72 Kathy Jones Tern Kenny Charles Kirkpatrick Joan Kramer John Kramer Nancy Kritzman Patricia Lang Thomas Lapp Greg Leach Joe Ledezma Richard Lietka Patty Lohr Kenneth McCarty Gail McMann Brian Maxfield Barbara Medcoff Kathy Messman Linda Moeller David Morrison Matthew Neumayer Steve Nichol Hugh O'Mara Judy Oswald Dan Paehlig Geraldine Peruski Terry Pitcher Richard Pohl Steve Pozsgay Caroline Redman Bradley Reid Kenneth Reisner Kristy Reisner Gregory Rich Darold Ridley Martin Roth John Salowitz Brenda Sanford Michelle Schenks John Schultz Kenneth Seitz Charles Siegert Heather Sloan Scott Smigill Louis Sutherland Craig Thompson Nick Walker Sandy Walling Theresa Walters 73 EmJ Of Ye i Signifies BigM tack Class Ttip Shelly Adair David Allen Abel Andrade Rick Anglebrandt Brain Ayliffe Jeff Barr Lana Barr Tim Barr Janet Bartley Jim Baumeister Tom Bezemek Paul Bowerman Dennis Brabant Mary Lou Bums Barbara Cleland Sue Cole Jim C rothers Laurie Davis Randy Davidson Ken Decker Linda Decker Bob Durand John Enos Kathy Fahs Peggy Fockler Mark Foster Geraldine Franzel V icky F riedland Joe Fritch Maureen Gavin Mike Goheen Marie Gonzales Richard Gough Brad Harris Debra Hayes Sherry Henry Florentino Hernandez Leslie Hosmer Debbie Kardos Rick Kenny Julie Klaus Cheryl Koehler Kim Kohler Kathy Kunze Nancy Kunze Debbie Kursinsky Jeff Lamont Mike Lapp Lynette Lawrence Ted Lizak Keith Loss Kurt McConnachie Mike McConnachie Nancy McFarlane Marsha McGregor Suzanne McV ittie Linda Manville Tom Martin Diane Martinez Clark Merriman Yvonne Micheals Fred Milligan Bonnie Mills Sue Neumeyer Jenny Noble Patty O'Mara 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: Mike Goheen Vice-President: Clark Merriman Secretary: Denise Smith Treasurer: Susie McVittie Student Council: Laurie Davis Doug Regentin CLASS ADVISORS: Mrs. Fleck Mr. Russell 75 Tom O'Mara Chris Orick Barbara Pace Karen Peters Doug Regentin Mane Roberts Dave Roskey Jerri Ross Danny Rowntree Kathy Russell Stanley Ruth Domonee Ryan Dale Salowitz Nancy Salowitz Dean Sanford Donna Sanford Doug Schroeder Karo line Schulz Debbie Shagena Wayne Silk Ralph Simmons Denise Smith Randy Stone Gary Sweet Karen Turbok Susanne VanDalen Doug VanSickle Diane Vogel Keith Vogel John Welsh 76 Pies un t Find New Fyfj iZ ices fu Vedmvilh f-ftglv Qckocl The Freshmen put in a good showing this year with their float: No Room For De Feet. Marilyn Abbott Jim Allen Mary Lou Allen Andy Alvarado Barbara Anglebrandt Tom Asher Dan Beauchamp John Beaver Glenn Behnke Dean Binder Marsha Bisco Brenda Bittner Doug Boldt Cindy Bright Sheila Caig Marda Carman A del a Cibulskis Lynn Cirilli Mike Crothers Pam Dean Lowell Decker Mike Dore Iris Dohring Susan Dumaw Cheryl Dutcher Mary Fagan Russell Flanagan Mike Flores Marsha Foss John Fritch 77 Louis Garza Renee Geiger Rhonda Geiger Alan Goheen Paul Gosselin Sharon Grice Gordon Hardy Nadine Hayes Ron Hoffman Jill Hurley Marsha Jones Susan Jones Ron Kappel Sally Keinath Jim Kenny Joy Kirkpatrick Mark Klaus Dave Kramer Debbie Kritzman Melody Krumenaker Roxanne Kunze Lucinda Lang Ron Lapp Ellen Leach Jane Ledezma David Lenk Godfred Lossing Cindy McConnachie Dave McConnachie Richard McMann 9th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President: Dave McConnachie Vice-President: Louis Garza Secretary: Cindy Smigill Treasurer: Joe Roth Student Council: John Muir Melanie Krumenaker CLASS ADVISORS: Miss Fritz Mr. Batzer 78 Kathy Martin Dan Martinez Agnes Mausolf Lois Mater Marilyn Micheals Sharon Moore Kathy Morrison Linda Moyer John Muir Brad Nichol Dave Noble Wayne Noble James Nutzmann Cindy Oswald Jerry Pitcher JacKie Pohl Jim Pohl Paul Quinlan Quinn Ramirez Rachael Reinelt Mark Reisner Roy Rich Tim Ross Joe Roth Susan Roth Barbara Russell Ludwig Schulz Ted Schulz John Shagena Steve Silk Vicky Simmons Cindy Smigill Greg Smith Rebecca Stout Mark Tanton Elaine Tarzwell Karen Thayer Marilee Thompson Elaine Tice Doug V anderlip Gary Vogel Dan Wadsworth Suzette Walker Dennis Walling Chris Warner Gary Wells Allen Williamson Nancy Wojtas 79 AJoisy, J Ccviefae Pieshmen Become Qopldtftecd L Sophomores Barb Allen Bonnie Amey John Baumeister Tarry Belger Jeff Blaine Lisa Bisco Doug Binder Ran ay Brabant Steve Bright Andy Bujak Pete Bungart Joan Cleland Brad Colesa Sharon Do re Cecilia DeLeon Rick Delph Greg Dennis Deb oie Enos Stanley Graichen Brenda Gough George Gonzales Belda Gomez Laurie Gavin Bill Fockler Veronica Falcon Victoria Falcon Vicki Fahs Ernie Franzel Randa Hodges Paul Hill 80 Sue Hosmer Sandra Howard Lori Hoffman Cindy Hyslop Jim nines Bruce Jones Lynn Klaus Marilyn Kritzman Roger Kritzman Randall Kursinsky Ann Laske Rex Lenk Ken Lohr Bill Maier Roger Martin Randy Maxfield Sue Messman Brenda Moore Lois Morell Debbie Morrison Karen Mosure Kim Norton Doug O'Connor Eileen O'Mara Doug Pallas Darlene Portice Erin Quinlan Alan Reisner Cathy Rich Martna Russell 81 Rodney Russell Ed Ruth Theresa Schmitt Diane Seitz Jay Shanks Renee Smith Paul Stolicker Dale Stone Ramona Sutherland Gordon Tarzwell Becky Terpenning Bill Thayer Kathy Theobald Kevin Thompson Mike Turbok Mary Twiss Irene Villafranca Debbie Wagner Mike Walling Dan Warczinsky Kathy Ward Carol Wells Kelly Welsh Cheryl Williamson Ed Williamson Cindy Willing Nancy Wolf 82 JutuMS E g tAj iheiA ComUtg Q dOto Y cw JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Clark Brewster Vice-President: Bob McConnachie Secretary: Betsy Roth T reasurer: Ruth Campbell Student Council: Cheryl Lawrence Larry Mater CLASS ADVISORS: Miss Kober Mr. Nezworski Mr. Brinkman Judy Alvarado Sheila Arnold Irene Beauchamp Paul Beauchamp Mike Bisco Terry Bittner Marshall Bloomfield Don Bowerman Bonnie Bowling Clark Brewster Kathy Bright Dan Campbell Ruth Campbell Hemy Cibulskis Pat Cleland Jim Cole Pam Colesa Cheryl Crothers Phil Daley Melody Davis Debbie Decker Sally Decker Dan Doan Karen Dunlap Sherry Foster Cindy Goller Mark Goller Mike Gough Susan Graves Sid Hamill 83 Sue Hamill Ken Harris Sue Henry Joyce Hodges Bob Howard Cindy Hunt Dona Innes Laurie Jensen Steve Klaus John Lain Sharon Lapp Mike Laske Cheryl Lawrence Ruth Lee Andy Lohr Diana Lossing Dennis McCarty Bob McConnacnie Betty McConnel Larry Mater Sharon Mausolf Nancy Menegin Brian Micheals Doug Mosure Bob Muir Dennis Nichol Jim Orick Daryl Parrott Dennis Parrott Tina Pitcher 84 Glenn Pohl Dan Poszgay Scott Ramirez Dan Redman Frank Reinelt Maureen Reisner Melody Roskey Merlann Ross Betsy Roth Mike Rumptz Jim Rutkowski Marlene Salowitz Donna Schumacher Dave Shagena Cindy Silk Rick Smith Gail Stout Randy Sutherland Debbie Tanton Loydene Tice Jim Taylor Jane Turnbull Meta Van Sickle Patty Vogel Sue Vogel Brian Williams Lynette Williamson Bryan Welsh Dan Wensley Shirley Wrouble 85 86 Gewic Gqu d FIRST ROW: Maureen O'Mara, Carol Hill, Sally Wadsworth, Julie Bartley, Tammy Chope, Jill Pohl, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Karen Vogel. SECOND ROW: Paula Krumenaker, Jane Asher, Bonnie Goller, Carolyn Warner, Lucy Kritzman, Laura Amey, Vicky Franzel. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Med- coff, Charlene Anglebrandt, Debbie Mieligah, Deanna Bujak, Marsha Lenk, Cheryl Schmitt, Vicky Foster, Sherry Bright, Joanne Barr. 87 Qtytfv GrtCulto GLADYS PATTULLO VERNON BARTELS ORPHA MERRIMAN 5th - 6th Math DEBORA KAMPF L. Amey C. Anglebrandt J. Asher J. Bartley J. Barr S. Baumeister M. Boice S. Bright D. Bujak G. Bungart E. Bums T. Chope G. DeLeon T. Dennis R. Dore B. Fahs R. Fagan S. Fitzpatrick V. Foster R. Franzel V. Franzel B. Geiger B. Geiger B. Goller D. Henry A. Hernandez C. Hill C. Hill T. Hillman S. Hooper S. Huffman R. Ingles L. Jensen D. Krikpatrick R. Koehler S. Kramer L. Kritzman T. Kritzman P. Kruemenaker M. Lamont N. Lang M. Lenlc 88 G. Lietka S. McVittie M. Manville E. Maxfield C. Medcoff D. Milligan A. Monte M. O'Mara S. Peruski S. Pijanowski J. Pitcher J. Pohl B. Ramirez N. Reinelt D. Rich R. Ridley D. Roth S. Roth J. Sanford C. Schmitt R. Schroeder M. Schulz C. Silk W. Singler J. Sital H. Stolicker L. Tanton R. Taylor J. Terpenning D. VanNorman T. Vanderlip K. Vogel T. Vogel S. Wadsworth C. Warner 89 ERNEST HOFFMAN Gym MARYANNE BARTELS Music MARY ANN McNALLY JEAN MONTE Reading D. Amey S. Armstead H. Beauchamp B. Belger C. Berlin D. Bittner M. Blaine B. Boice G. Bowling R. Brabant T. Brown C. Bungart R. Burns D. Campbell R. Cibulskis L. Cirilli B. Colesa K. Cowley T. Crothers T. Dadacki E. Decker D. Dike D. Doerr L. Enos C. Fahs L. Fitzpatrick D. Flores C. Fockler R. Foster P. Goheen J. Gonzales N. Hamill J. Hardy M. Hartsell D. Hooper D. Howard P. Janisch P. Jones C. Kenny C. Kenny D. Kenny K. Klaus S. Kritzman J. Kunze R. Kursinsky J. Lang D. Lapp G. Ledezma R. Ledezma 90 T. Leibinger F. Lentner M. Lizak G. Lohr D. Manville C. Mason C. Maxfield B. Mazzoline D. Medcoff M. Merriman B. Meneghin N. Moeller S. Morrison F. Muma P. Neumayer L. Nichol J. Noble L. Noble J. O'Mara J. O’Mara J. O'Mara C. Peruski D. Peruski R. Pozsgay C. Rich D. Roskey D. Ross B. Rumptz J. Sanford R. Saldana D. Schenck R. Schmitt G. Schumacker W. Schulz R. Seitz D. Shagena D. Silk L. Sital C. Smigill M. Smigill D. Smith R. Stolicker T. Stolicker J. Stoutenburg J. Stringer B. Tanton J. Terpenning S. Twiss D. Van Sickle C. Wensley R. Wensley B. Williamson C. Willing B. Wilson R. Wojtas D. Vanderlip B. Villafranca D. Vogel G. Vogel T. Wadsworth J. Wells J. Wells 91 Fowith I PEARL AMEY CARRIE BROUGHTON DIANE TANTON T. Abbott R. Alvarado R. Amey G. Anglebrandt T. Apsey T. Barker J. Bartley D. Batzer S. Blaine T. Brabant T. Brown W. Bums J. Cass R. Cleland C. Clymer N. Crothers M. Dadacki R. Davis K. Dennis K. Dershem C. Doerr D. Doerr P. Dutcher P. Dutcher K. Friedtand J. Fritch L. Gibbs S. Gough J. Harper B. Hoenicke D. Ingles M. Janowiak J. larchow D. Kardos D. Kenny T. Kenny K. Kessler D. Kirkpatrick C. Kunze M. Kunze C. Lamont T. Leibinger J. Lenk R. Lizak D. McConnachie T. Mater M. Medcoff C. Messman D. Muma 92 F. Neumayer J. Nichol J. Noble M. Noble B. Nugent P. O'Mara M. Orick L. Oswald J. Pag el G. Parrott D. Pattullo J. Peters G. Pijanowski B. Redman R. Reisner S. Reid R. Renaudin D. Reuter D. Rich S. Rich C. Ridley J. Roberts T. Rumptz R. Russell M. Ryan J. Saldana R. Sanford R. Seitz R. Shaffbower S. Shanks P. Smith C. Spaetzel M. Stringer M. Terpenning D. Thayer P. Vogel D. Walling S. Walters M. Weyeneth H. Whit warn D. Williamson D. Wojtas LILLIAN MICHAELS El nueMizviy Jkouckvi NINA PITCHER BEULAH THAYER 93 RUTH FALK DELPHINE LANCTOT DIANE LENTZ L I DEBORAH OLDENHOUSE Resource Room C. Beauchamp J. Beaver J. Belger R. Bittner M. Brinker R. Bums J. Campbell C. Clymer M. Cowan D. Deike D. Doerr P. Doerr N. De Leon A. Fagan L. Fahns S. Foster S. Fortress B. Gibbs D. Griffin G. Gomez K. Harper B. Henry D. Henty Y. Hernandez T. Hooper C. Innes K. Kappel D. Kenny D. Kenny C. Kessler R. Koehler M. Kramer S. Kunze D. Klaus C. Leibenger D. Abbott L. Abend D. Angelbrandt L. Barker 94 F. Ledezma R. Ledezma D. Lenk R. Lentner T. Lohr S. McConnachie R. Manville P. Martinez M. Maxfield C. Medcoff R. Merriman L. Messing T. Muma L. Mustard D. Moeller K. Murdock T. Neumayer F. Noble K. Nolan P. O'Mara J. Pardy N. Peruski S. Peters J. Rich C. Roth L. Roth R. Rouse M. Schenck M. Schmitt R. Schroeder D. Shagena S. Sears S. Sital D. Stolicker M. Smigill T. Stoutenburg J. Tanton G. Tice B. Van Dalen S. Van Sickle M. Villafranca K. Vogel P. Wadsworth B. Wheeler A. Wells S. Welsh S. Welsh D. Whitwam M. Young 95 Cecoud OLIVE FREIBURG ER MARION BARTLEY NELLIE GRAVES HELEN VAN SICKLE Reading J. Bowling K. Bowerman P. Batzer D. Brabant R. Brenner T. Bums L. Clor S. Cloesa K. Cowley K. Dadacki T. Decker I. De Leon J. Dershem J. Dore L. Dutcher M. Ellis S. Foote J. Fritch J. Geiger S. Genoff I. Gonzales C. Govea M. Govea N. Govea D. Grifka T. Handley P. Hardison B. Henry R. Hernandez G. Hill B. Hunter J. Janiow J. Jarchow J. Jones M. Jones 96 G. Kenny R. Kerbyson R. Kubik D. Kurskinsky C. Lakatos D. Lamont L. Lamont K. Land J. Lowes S. Lowes C. McEachin P. McFarlane R. Martinez D. Messing P. Messman L. Mucha A. Muir T. Neumayer S. Nichol M. Noble W. Pagel M. Oswald K. Parrott K. Pattullo C. Peruski M. Peruski S. Peruski J. Regentin L. Reid L. Reuter J. Roberts G. Roth D. Russell M. Saldana D. Sanford G. Shagena B. Sharbowski R. Silk R. Simmons M. Smigill T. Stolicker W. Stringer M. Tarzwell L. Thompson P. Van Dalen L. Twiss J. Villafranca K. Vogel S. Walling R. Williamson D. Williamson A. Willis E. Wroubel 97 FViSb Qn d FLORENE WINTERMUTE AUDREY MANVILLE KATHLEEN BUNYAN J. Abend M. Ardelyan R. Baumeister D. Bracken S. Bourgeois E. Bowerman P. Brown J. Bujak B. Bulgrien B. Campbell E. Cibulskis J. Cirilli B. Colesa S. Dadacki K. Davis H. Doan L. Dutcher T. Goodwin A. Gough J. Govea G. Harter R. Henry C. Hooper L. Hunt C. Hunter A. Jacques L. Jordan P. Kenny K. Kirkpatrick L. Kleven R. Koehler J. Kubik T. Kritzman S. Ladd J. Lakatos R. Ledezma S. Lindke D. Lohr R. Lowes 98 B. McConnachie A. McEachin F. Martinez C. Merriman J. Merriman T. Mucha J. Muir J. Muma K. Nolan P. O'Mara H. Orick P. Oswald D. Paehlig S. Pardy J. Parrott G. Patterson D. Pattulla S. Papilek J. Ritz I. Rumble D. Runion T. Runion R. Ryan A. Sanford T. Schulz L. Shutz J. Shaffbower C. Sital R. Sital J. Shanks K. Slater K. Slater M. Sloan I. Snear T. Stalicker B. Stone K. Stringer C. Taton J. Thiel D. Van Norman P. Warczinsky K. Varosi K. Wagester J. Walker J. Walkup W. Walters R. Wellis M. Williamson D. Wilson J. Woodard 99 MARGRET MERRIMAN Teacher BARBARA TERPENNING Kindergarten Aide fCuufe ig tfav K. Allin K. Anglebrandt L. Araelyn S. Beck L. Bittner R. Brenner J. Brown L. Clor T. Crimps R. Davidson M. Emery M. Enos J. Estrada C. Fritch T. Goheen C. Goodnuff P. Hardison B. Henry K. Hooper E. Hurd M. Hernandez T. Innes R. Jones B. Klaus T. Klaus H. Kleven R. Koehler D. Kubik J. Ladd G. Lago D. Lamont J. Lamoureurx R. Lohr J. Man ville L. Messing too L. Mosure J. Muma J. Muma L. Murdock R. Michol D. Noble L. Noble S. Pagel A. Pearson C. Reuter B. Rich T. Rich M. Ritz R. Sears D. Shutz V. Shaffbower D. Shagena L. Silk D. Simmons L. Slater S. Slater J. Stolicker C. Tanton L. Thiel M. Van Norman J. Varosi P. Villafranca R. Villafranca P -Cckooly C. Anglebrandt A. Bums L. Dutcher D. Dutcher S. Nolan D. Neumayer S. Schulz J. Tarzwell NANCY BRONYISH 101 Qp ds VouiSitg Tkcuw Cfouggles TtaoughA Rough Season Although the Eagles had a fine squad, which was dominated by the senior class, they could not get together in 1972. However, two Eagle players distinguished themselves by being voted to the First All Conference Team. They were Senior tackle Clark Ramirez and Junior linebacker Sid Hamill. 104 VARSITY FOOTBALL DHS 24 North Huron 0 0 U.S.A. 36 0 Ubly 32 0 May ville 38 0 Reese 30 14 Akron-Fairgrove 18 6 U.S.A. 20 14 Akron-Fairgrove 6 12 Brown City 6 OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT: An Eagle man passes the ball as a Reese player bears down on him. TOP CENTER: Momentarily sidelined, Eagles Clark Ramirez and John Stefan are intently viewing the action. TOP RIGHT: Coach Norman Jacobs gestures to convey his point while in the background Chuck Warczinsky watches the game. BELOW LEFT: The Eagles rush their opponents on the kick-off. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomore Andy Bujak about to pass in an effort to score in the Homecoming Game. ABOVE: BACK: John Gough, John Stefan, George Gonzales, Jim Thayer, Andy Bujak, Bob Muir, Bob Bujak, Bob Bowling. MIDDLE: Dan Warczin- sky, Bill Colesa, Terry Portice, Gordon Tarzwell, Daryl Williamson, Chuck Warczinsky, Bob McConnachie, Richard Barr. FRONT: Dave Sha- gena, Clark Ramirez, Jim Innes, Jim Pitcher, Sid Hamill, Mike Tilley, Mike Turbok. 105 10« E gdes CotopfefeA Ce sow UPPER: Senior Jim Pitcher leaves the defense in awe as he goes high for a layup. LOWER: STANDING: Denny Campbell, Jim Pitcher, Jim (Doc) Thayer, Bob Muir, Ed CMara, Bob Bowling, George Gonzales, Tom Durand, Terry Portice. KNEELING: Coach Monte and Clark Ramirez. OPPONENT WE THEY North Branch 71 58 Dryden 78 58 Mayville 38 59 Imlay City 57 64 Ubly 81 48 Mayville 55 78 U.S.A. 46 68 Cass City 75 99 Reese 98 77 Yale 72 78 Brown City 58 53 Akron- 58 35 Fairgrove Ubly 44 51 Yale 80 59 Mayville 47 71 Sandusky 59 82 Imlay City 54 61 U.S.A. 78 69 Reese 84 70 Akron- 83 48 Fairgrove DISTRICT Capac 79 62 Brown City 85 51 Sandusky 82 81 (Championship) REGIONAL New Haven 63 68 107 VOAStty Bcl qIxM XmL ABOVE: TOP ROW: Renee Smith, Terry Portice, Don Amey, Jim Pitcher, Alan Goheen, Bob Muir, Chuck Warczinsky, Daryl Williamson. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Warczinsky, Jim Innes, Bill Colesa, Dave Shagena, Mike Turbok, Robin Nichol, Dennis Campbell. BOTTOM ROW: Lydia Garza, Brian Williams, Roger Martin, Steve Sital, Tom O'Mara, Doug Schroder, Mr. Schramm. The varsity baseball team worked very hard this year to earn a second place league rating. All the boys and Robin did a fine job. RIGHT: Mike Turbok and Melonie Krumenaker show signs of victory. 108 JiCvCk lQCHvi ABOVE: TOP ROW: Doug O’Connor, George Gonzales, Andy Bujak, Gordon Tarwell. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Pitcher, Mike Gough, Jeff Blaine, Ludwig Schultz, Clark Ramirez, Terry Portice. BOTTOM ROW: Doug Salowitz, Steve Klaus, Bill Fockler, Jim Innes, Mike Turbok. ABOVE: TOP ROW: Kenny Reisner, Rick Kenny, Dan Williamson, John Welsh, Steve Nichols, Chad Wolf, David Allen, Ted Lizak. MIDDLE ROW: Ruth Decker, Jim Crothers, Chuck Kirkpatrick, Doug VanSickle, Dave Roskey, Ed Lohr, Keith Vogel, Sue Jones, Nancy. 109 JV. Bosk tbcM The Junior Varsity basketball team practiced hard this year and put their all in for a great season. Coach, Mr. Beier, helped them along with good pointers. ABOVE: Bill Fockler supports the team. UPPER RIGHT: Alan Go- heen jumps high for the Decker- ville Eagles. ABOVE: TOP ROW; Alan Goheen, Andy Bujak, Rodney Russell, Alan Reisner, Steve Bright, Mr. Beier. BOTTOM ROW; Bill Thayer, Jim Innes, Roger Martin, Bill Fockler and Dan Warczinsky. 110 BatebcM The junior varsity baseball team is a new addition to the sports division this year. Melanie and the boys worked hard to make the first year a good year. ABOVE: The Deckerville team works together to pull a victory. in ABOVE: TOP ROW: Tom Asher, Jim Innes, Quinn Ramirez, AndyBujak, Ben Boldt, Ron Hoffman, Debbie Wagner. BOTTOM ROW: Melanie Kru- menaker, Dave Lenk, Mike Turbok, John Muir, Andy Alvarado, Dave Mc- Connachie and Mr. Brinkman. QpiiZb hui Defe unUiCtiUto Usuks QvJIs ’ Bask tj g«2 M The Varsity Girls were led by senior Robin Nichol who was voted a member of the All Conference First Team by the area coaches. Darlene Portice and Kathy Bright made Second Team All Conference. The new coach was Miss Cathy Champion. LEFT: Barb Allen tries for a free shot. TOP: Darlene Portice jumps for the ball during the game with Lakers. BELOW: BACK: Kathy Bright, Darlene Portice, Tina Pitcher, Eileen O'Mara. FRONT: Debbie Tanton, Robin Nichol, Barb Allen. 112 GIRLS VARSITY DHS 42 Sandusky 14 24 Bad Axe 43 24 Ubly 39 29 Harbor Beach 26 26 Lakers 45 36 Sandusky 16 32 Bad Axe 33 20 Ubly 38 35 Harbor Beach 45 45 Lakers GIRLS JV 54 DHS 10 Sandusky 8 13 Bad Axe 42 19 Ubly 11 17 Harbor Beach 25 7 Lakers 34 16 Sandusky 21 13 Bad Axe 30 18 Ubly 9 24 Harbor Beach 37 16 Lakers 29 TOP: At Patent's Night, J.V. players Kathy Theobald and French ex- change student Yveline Parent stand with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theobald. Kathy Martin is on the left with her mother. BELOW, BACK; Yveline Parent, Hannele Ahola, Cindy McConnachie, Brenda Gough. MIDDLE: Mardia Jones, Kathy Theobald, Becky Stout, Ka- thy Martin. FRONT: Joy Kirkpatrick, Marilee Thompson, Meta Van Sickle, Debby Wagner. 113 PteslunCUt Qp dz ABOVE: Andy Alvarado, Richard McMann, Paul Hill, Bill Fockler, Steve Bright, Chad Wolf, Alan Reisner, Alan Goheen, Tom Asher, Dan Beauchamp, Mark Tanton, Mike Flores and Dave McConnachie. Coach: Mr. Beier. All the sports teams worked hard this year to make a fine show for Deckerville in conference and non-conference meets. They all finished with fine seasons. ABOVE: Mr. Jacobs, Jim Nutzman, Louis Garza, Ludwig Shculz, Ben Boldt, Ron Lapp, Gordon Hardy, Mark Reisner, Glenn Behnke, Mike Crothers, John Muir. BOTTOM ROW: Tim Ross, Mark Klaus, Greg Smith, John Beaver, Mark Tanton, David Lenk, Greg Trowhill, Dave McConnachie. 114 Jfo f-ftgh Qpovts ABOVE: TOP ROW: John Warczinsky, Marty Roth, Dan Williamson, Stephen Nichols, Charlie Kirkpatrick, Greg Leach, Mr. Ylisto. BOTTOM ROW: Scotty Smigill, Hugh O'Mara, Johann Schulz, Terry Pitcher, Craig Thompson, Steve Pozsgay. ABOVE: TOP ROW: Mr. Bartels, Dennis Brabrant, David Allen, Brad Harris, Tom O'Mara, Kevin Wolf, Dale Salawitz, Fred Milligan, Mike Goheen, Mike Durand, Graig Williams, Clark Merriman, Randy Young, Doug VanSickle, Paul Bowerman, Keith Vogel, Doug Schroe- der, Dean Sanford, Able Andrade. UPPER LEFT: David Allen tries to block a pass. LOWER LEFT: The Deckerville team warms up. 115 aL’$ TwuckTMuw ABOVE: TOP ROW: Ramona Sutherland, Renate Schaedlick, Sharon Mausolf, Susan Graves, Brenda Gough, Betsy Roth, Yveline Parent, Erin Quinlan, Barb Russell. MIDDLE ROW: Terri Schmitt, Rox- anne Kunze, Sue Vogel, Nancy Wolf, Martha Russell, Sue Hamill, Ruth Campbell. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Champion, Sheila Craig, Lee Falcon, Lydia Garza, Mary Twiss, Cindy Smigill, Marilee Thomp- son. The girl's track team traveled to the Regional meet in Bad Axe this year to compete against twenty - one other schools. The Medley relay team consisting of Sue Ham- ill, Cindy Smigill, Martha Russell and Roxanne Kunze and Brenda Gough, running high jump, placed in this track meet and went to the State finals in East Lansing. ABOVE: Becky Stout and Marilee Thompson await their chance to prove how good they really are. Ckmhadm FRONT: Kathy Russell, Karen Turbok, Barb Cle- land. BACK: Melody Wolf, Linda Manville, Denise Smith. PiesJune ; FRONT: Marilyn Michaels, Sally Keinath, Joy Kirkpatrick. BACK: Ellen Leach, Mary Lou All- en, Rachel Reinelt. FRONT: Carolyn Redman, Ruth Decker, Maxine Fockler. BACK: Judy Oswald, Kim Hyslop. 117 VctA tty 118 FRONT: Ruth Ann Campbell, Cheryl Lawrence, Sue Hamill. BACK: Jo- Ann Gough, Pat Cleland, Susanne McEachin. 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SALES tr SERVICE ROSE STANDARD SERVICE Deckerville, Michigan Compliments of SILVER TAVERN Steve and Audrey Compliments of FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY TURNBULL GUZA Phone 376-9965 Starline, Homelite, Chief, Papec Minden City, Michigan Compliments of SANDUSKY MOTOR PARTS JOHNSON SNOW MACHINES HONDA CYCLES 130 SROCK FUNERAL HOME Robert A. Srock SROCK FUNERAL HOME Serving Deckerville and Community 3467 S. Main Street Deckerville, Michigan 48427 Phone 313—376-3574 James and Dell Klaty Texaco Products Deckerville, Michigan Compliments of SANILAC COUNTY BANK Deckerville, Michigan J . ' YALE RUBBER MANUFACTURING CO. Precision Rubber Engineers Sandusky, Michigan 131 7th GRADE Page Armstead, Gerald: 72 Beauchamp, Michelle: 58,72 Berlin, Arthur: 72 Bezemek, Daniel: 72 Binder, Debbie: 72 Bloomfield, Deborah: 72 Bowling, Sally: 72 Bowerman, Jeffery: 72 Burns, Rose: 12,23,72 Cibulskis, Connie: 72 Dadacki, Zorana; 23,72 Deater, Doug: Decker, Ruth: 23,72,109,117 Doerr, Diane: 72 Doerr, Norman: 72 Dumaw, Colleen: 19,72 Dutcher, Pamela; 23,72 Flores, Alex: 72,109 Gomez, Andrea; 72 Graichen, Sandra; 72 Fockler, Maxine: 72,117 Foote, David: 72 Hodges, Sally; 23,58,72 Hunt, Michael: 23,72 Hyslop, Kimberly: 72,117 Jones. Kathleen; 23,58.73 Kenny, Terri: 23,58,72,73 Kirkpatrick, Charles: 73.109.115 Kramer. Joan; 23,73 Kramer, John; 23,73 Kritzman, Nancy: 12,23,72,73, 109 Lang, Patricia; 73 Lapp, Thomas: 23,73 Leach, Gregory: 23,73,109,115 Ledczma, Joe; 73 Lietka, Richard: Lohr, Patricia; 73 McMann, Gail; 73 McCarty, Kenneth: 73 Max field, Brian: 73 Medcoff, Barbara: 23,73 Messman, Kathy: 73 Moeller, Linda: 73 Morrison, David; 73 Neumayer, Mathew: 73 Nichols, Stephen: 73,109,115 O Mara, Hugh: 73,115 Oswlad, Judith: 23,73,117 Paehlig, Daniel: 12,73 Pcruski, Geraldine: 73 Pitcher, Terry: 73,109,115 Pohl, Richart: 73 Pozsgay, Stephen: 73,115 Redman. Carolyn: 73,117 Reid, Bradley: 73 Reisner, Kenneth: 73,109 Reisner, Kristy: 8.72,73 Rich, Gregory- 23,73 Ridley, Darold: 73 Roth, Martin: 73,115 Salowitz. John: 73 Sanford, Brenda: 23,73 Schenck. Michelle: 58,73 Schulz, Johann: 73,109,115 Seitz, Kenneth: 23,73 Siegert, Charles; 23,73 Sloan, Heather: 23,73 Smigill, Scott, 23,73.109,115 Sutherland. Louis: 73 Thompson, Craig: 23,73,115 Walker, Nicholas: 73 Walling, Sandra; 73 Wallers, Theresa; 58,73 Warczinsky, John: 73,115 Welsh. Joseph: 73 Welsh, Craig: 3,73 Williamson, Daniel: 73,115 8th GRADE Page Adair, Shelly: 7,23,74,76 Allen, David: 74,109,115 Andrade, Abel: 23,34,74,76, 115 Anglebrandt, Rick; 74 Ayliffe, Brian: 74 Barr, Jeff: 23,74 Barr, Lana; 74 Barr, Tom: 74 Bartley, Janet: 23,74 Baumeister, Jim. 23,74 Bezemek, Tom: 74 Bloomfield, Ronald: Bowerman, Paul: 23,74,115 Brabant, Dennis: 74,115 Bums, Mary Lou: 74 Cleland, Barbara: 74,117 Cole, Sue: 23,74 Crothers, Jim: 74,109 Davis, Laurie: 12,23,74 Davidson, Randy: 74 Decker, Ken: 74 Decker, Linda: 74 Durand, Bob: 74, 109,115 Enos, John; 23.74 Fahs, Kathy: 74 Fockler, Peggy: 74 Franzel, Geraldine: 74 Foster, Mark: 74 Freiland, Vicky: 74 Fritch, Joe; 74 Gavin, Maureen: 74 Goheen, Mike: 12.75,115 Gonzales. Marie: 23,75 Gouth, Richard: 75 Harris, Brad: 75,115 Hayes, Debra; 75 Henry, Sherry: 75 Hernandez, Florentino: 75 Hosmer, Leslie: 75 Kardos, Debbie; 75 Kenny, Rick; 75,109 Kohler, Kim: 75 Koehler, Cheryl: 75 Klaus, Julie: 74,75 Kunze, Kathy: 23,75 Kunze. Nancy: 23,75 Kursinsky, Debbie: 23,75 Lamont, Jeff: 9,23,74,75.109 Lapp, Mike: 9.23,74,75 Lawrence, Lynette: 75 Lizack, Ted: 23,75,109 Lohr, Edward: 109 Loss, Keith: 8,23,75 McConnachie, Kurtis: 75 McConnachie, Mike: 23,75 McFarlane, Nancy: 75 McGregor, Marsha; 75 McVittie, Susanne: 23,75,76 Manvillc, Linda.- 23,75,117 Martin, Tom: 75 Martinez, Diane: 75 Merriman. Clark: 9,74,75,115 Michaels, Yvonne; 23,75. Mills, Bonnie; 75 Milligan. Fred; 75,115 Neumayer, Sue; 23,75 Noble, Jenny: 75 O’Mara, Patty: 23,75 O'Mara, Thomas: 76,108.115 Orick, Chris: 76,109 Pace, Barbara; 76 Peters, Karen: 76 Regen tin, Doug: 12,76 Reid, Irene; Roberts, Marie; 74,76 Roskey, Dave: 76,109 Ross, Jeri: 23,76 Rowntree, Danny; 9,23,76 Russell, Kathy: 23,76,117 Ruth, Stanley; 76 Ryan, Domonee: 76 Salinas, Javier: Salowitz, Dale; 76,115 Salowitz, Nancy: 76 Sanford, Dean: 23,76,115 Sanford. Donna; 23,76 Schroeder, Doug: 23,70,76,108. 115 Schulz, Karoline; 23,76 Shagena, Debby: 23.76 Silk, Wayne: 76 Simmons, Ralph: 23,76 Smith, Denise: 23,76.117 Stone, Randy; 76 Sweet. Gary: 76 Turbok, Karen; 23,76,117 Van Sickle, Doug: 76,109,115 Van Dalen, Susanne: 58,76 Vogel, Diane; 76 Vogel, Keith: 76,109,115 Welch, John: 76,109 Williams, Craig; 23,76,115 Wilson, Mary Ann: Wolf, Kevin: 74,76,115 Wolf, Melody; 23,76,117 Young, Randy: 76,109,115 9th GRADE Page Abbott, Marilyn, 77,27 Allen, Jim: 19,71,77 Allen. Mary Lou: 14,15,77,117, 27 Alvarado, Andy: 77,111,114 Anglebrandt, Barbara: 77 Asher, Torn: 19,77,111,114 Beauchamp, Dan: 77,34,114 Beaver, John: 20,77,114,21 Behnke, Glenn: 34,77,114 Binder, Dean: 34,77 Bisco, Marsha: 77 Bittner, Brenda; 20,77 Boldt, Ben: 34, 77,111, 114 Bright, Cindy: 77,133 Caig. Sheila: 77,116 Carman. Marda; 77 Adela, Cibulskis: 77 Cirilli, Lynn: 77 Crothers. Mike: 34,77,114 Dean, Pam: 77 Deater, Martha: 20 Decker, Lowell: 77 Dore, Mike: 77 Dohring, Iris: 77 Dumaw, Susan; 19,77,27 Dutcher, Cheryl: 34,77,27 Fagan, Mary: 77 Flanagan, Russell; 34,77 Flores. Mike; 77,114 Foss. Marsha; 19,20,77 Fritch. John: 34,77 Garza, Louis: 10,20,78,21,114 Kirkpatrick. Joy: 15,78,113,117 Klaus, Mark; 20,78,114,21 Kramer, Dave: 20,78 Kritzman, Debbie: 78 Krumenaker, Melody: 10,12,78. 111,119 Kunze, Roxanne: 25,78,116,27 Lang, Lucinda.- 78,132 Lapp, Ron; 20.78,114 Leach, Ellen; 5,20,78,117 Ledezma, Janey: 78 Lenk, David: 20,19,78.111.114 Lossing, Godfred: 71,78 McConnachie, Cindy: 15,20,78, 113 McConnachie, Dave: 12.20.78, 111,114 McMann, Richard; 78,114 Mardlin, John: Martin. Kathy: 15,19,79,113, 26,27 Martinez, Dan: 14,79 Mausolf, Agnes: 13,79 Mater, Lois: 20,79 Michaels, Marilyn; 20,79,114 Moore, Sharon: 79 Morrison, Kathy: 79 Muir, John: 12,20,79,111,114 Nichol, Brad: 34,79 Noble, Dave: 79 Noble, Wayne: 79 Nutzmann, James: 20,79,114 Oswald, Cindy: 13,14,20.79 Pitcher, Ferry: 79 Pohl, Jackie,- 36.79 Pohl, Jim: 19.20.79 Quinlan, Paul: 19,79 Ramirez, Quinn: 79,111 Reinelt, Rachael: 79,117 Reisner, Mark: 79,114 Rich, Roy: 79 Ross, Tim.- 20,71,79,114 Roth, Joe: 34,79 Roth, Susan: 13,79 Russell, Barbara; 15,20,33,37, 52.79.116.119 Schulz, Ludwig: 20,79,109,114 Schulz, Ted: 20,79 Shagene, John: 34,79 Silk, Steve; 34,79 Simmons, Vicki: 20,79 Smigill, Cindy: 14,15,20.79. 116.119 Smith, Greg; 79,114 Stout, Rebecca: 79,113 Tanton, Mark; 34,79.114 Tarzwell, Elaine; 79 Thayer, Karen: 20,79 Thompson, Marilee: 20,15,11 37,79.113,116,132 Tice, Elaine: 79 Vandcrlip, Doug: 34,79 Vogel, Gary: 34,79 Wadsworth, Dan: 34,79 Walder, Suzette: 79 Walling, Dennis: 79 Warner, Chris: 52,79.132 Wells. Gar)': 79 109 Geiger. Renee; 78,119 Geiger. Rhonda; 13,78.119 Goheen, Alan; 78,108,110.114 Gosselin, Paul: 78 Grice. Sharon: 52,78 ........ Hardy. Gordon: 78,114 Williamson. Allen: 79.10 Hayes, Nadine; 78 Wojtas, Nancy: 14,70,79 Hoffman. Ron: 11,20.78,111 Wolf, Betty: 79 Hurley. Jill; 19,78 Wolf. Chad: 34.79,109,11 Jones, Marsha; 15,20,78,113, Wroubel. Joyce: 79 27 I® % ■ Jones, Susan: 19,78,109 10th GRADE Page Kappel, Ron; 59,71,78 Allen, Barbara: 15,28,80. Keinath, Sally; 20,78,117 Amcy, Bonnie; 20.80 Kenny. Jim: 78 Andrade, Dan; _________________________________________ 132 Barr, Perry: 32 Baumeister, John: 20,32,80 Belger, Terry: 17,71,80 Binder, Doug: 32,80 Bisco, Lisa: 10,34,80 Blaine, Jeff: 14,80,109 Brabant, Randy: 32,80 Bright, Steve:' 28,80,110,114 Bujak, Andy: 80,16,102,103, 109.11 '.111 Bungart, Pete: 80 Cleland, Joan: 13.24,28,? Colesa, Brad: 18,34,80 Delph, Rick: 80 DeLeon, Cecilia: 80 Dennis, Greg: 30 Dore, Mark- 32 Dore, Sharon: 14,80 Enos, Debbie; 17,18,80 Pahs, Vicki: 15,18,70,80 Falcon, Veronica: 80,31 Falcon, Victoria: 15,18,80,116 Fitzpatrick, Patty: Fockler, Bill: 80.109,110,114 Franzel, Ernestine: 12,18,33,37, 80 Gavin, Laurie: 18,30 Gomez, Belda: 80 Gonzales, George: 16,30,103, 109 Gough, Brenda: 19,55.30.113, 116 Graichen, Stanley: 80 Hill, Paul: 32,80,114 Hodges, Randa; 1,17,80,27 Hoffman, Laurie: 10,32,81 Hosmer, Sue: 19. PI Howard, Sandra: 81,31 Hyslop, Cindy: 17.81.31.27 Innes, Jim: 16,38,39,81,103, 108,110,111,109 Jones. Bruce: 13,20,30,81,133 Klaus, Lynn: 20,81 Kr.tzman, Marilyn: 28,81,31 Kntzman, Roger: 32,81 Kursinsky, Randall: 19,81 Laske, Ann: 17,81 Lenk, Rex: 32,81 Lohr, Ken: 32,81 Maier, Bill: 32,81 Martin, Roger: 18,81,108,110 Maxfield, Randy: 81 Messman. Sue: 17,81,27 Moore, Brenda: 1,14,19,81 Morell, Lois: 15,18,81,41,57 Mosure, Karen: 14,17,81 Moyer, Linda: 5,19 Nichol. Jeff: 32 Norton, Kimberly: 5,19,81,31 O’Connor, Doug:' 32,81 O'.Mara, Eilleen: 15,81,112 Pallas, Doug: 28,81 Patten, John: 1.38,30 Portice, Darlene: 15,81,112,27 Rcisner. Alan: 13,18,81,110, . 114 Quinlan. Erin: 81,116 Rich, Cathy: 81 Romero, Louis: Russell. Martha: 20.18,81.116 Russell, Rodney: 82,110 Ruth, Ed; 10,20,33,81,82 Schmitt. Theresa: 82,116 Seitz. Diane; 82 Shanks. Jay: 1,6,12,82 Smith, Renee: 15,82,108,119 Stolicker, Paul: 82 Stone, Dale: 14,82 Sutherland, Romona: 82,116 Tarzwell, Gordon: 8 ,103,109 Terpenning, Becks : 20,82 Thayer, BUI;, 32,33.82, 110 Theobald, Kathy: 19,82, 113 Kevin: 82 Turbok, Mike: 16.19,32,82,103, 106,109,111 Twiss, Mary: 1,14,20,55,82, 116,31 Villafranca, Krcne; 82 Wagner, Debbie: 15,41,82,111, 113 Walling, Mike: 82 Warczinsky, Dan: 6,16.82,108. 10.7,110 Ward, Kathy: 82,31 Wells, Carol: 82 Welsh, Kelly: 34,82 Williamson, Cheryl: 17,82,27 Willing, Cindy: 20.82 Wolf. Nancy: 15,18.70,82,116 137 11th GRADE Page Alvarado, Judy: 57,83 Arnold, Shelia: 17,83 Beauchamp, Irene: 17,83,31 Beauchamp, Paul: 83 Bisco, Mike: 4,83 Bittner, Theresa: 83,31 Bloomfield, Marshal: 83 Bowerman, Don; 83 Bowling, Bonnie: 20,83 Brewster, Clark: 4.12,58,38,83. 133 Bright, Kathy: 7,11,20,15,83. 112 Campbell, Dan: 32,83 Campbell, Ruth: 13,20,28,83. 85,116,113 Cibulskis, TTcnrv? 83 Cleland. Pat: 13,2 ,45,83.118 Cole.fjim: 83 Colesa, Pam: 45,83 Crothers, Cheryl: 13,30,83,31 Daley, Phil: 32.83 Davis, Melody: 83 ___ Decker, Debbie: 83 Decker, Sally: 83 Doan, Dan: 83 Dunlap, Karen: 20,36,83 Foster. Sherry: 11,15,83 Franzel, Tina Pitcher: 84,112 Goller, Cindy: 17,57,31,83 Goller, Mark: 32,83 Gough, Mike: 16,32,83,109 Graves, Susan: 15.20,83,116 Hamill, Sid: 16.83,102.103 Ham ill. Sue: 15,25.28,33,37, 34.116.118 Harris, Ken: 32,34,84 Henry, Sue: 15,41.84,31,26,27 Hodges, Joyce: 17,84,27 Howard, Bob: 32,84 Hunt. Cindy: 13,24,28.84 Innes, Donna: 33,39,83,84 Jensen, Laurie: 84 Klaus, Steve: 16,84.109 Lain. John: 84 Lapp, Sharon: 1,28,84,27 Laske. Mike; 38,39,84 Lawrence. Cheryl: 12,15,20,28, 84.118 V Lee, Ruth: 17,84 Lohr, Andy: 32,84 Lossing, Diana; 84 McCarty, Dennis: 6,32,SI McConnachie, Bob: 16,84,103 McConnell, Betty: 17,34 Mater, Larry: 12.13,30,84,132 Mausolf, Sharon: 13,30,84.116. 132 Meneghin, Nancy: 84E ' Michaels, Brian: 2,10,20,32,54. 8 4 Mosure, Doug: 9,32,33M0,84 Muir, Bob: 16.28.84,102,103, 107,108,132 Nichol, Dennis: 18,32,84. Orick, Jim: 84 Parrott, Daryl; 84 Parrott, Dennis: 32,84 Pohl, Glenn: 19,85 Pozsgay, Dan: 20,70,83,85 Ramirez, Scott: 32,85 Redman, Dan: 85,31 Reinelt, Frank: 85 Reisner, Maureen: 28,39,58,85 Roskey, Melody: 1,2,85,27,26 Ross, Merlann: 20,21.85,27,26 Roth, Elizabeth: 28,85,116 Rumptz, Mike: 9,32,85 Rutkowski, Jim: 28,32,85 Salowitz, Marlene; 17,85 Schumacher, Donna: 85,26,27 Shagena, Dave: 13.16.28,38,85, 103,108,111 Silk, Cindy: 85 Smith, Richard: 85 Stout, Pat: 85 Sutherland, Randy: 85 Tanton, Debbie: 11,15,85,112 Taylor, Jim: 32,85 Tice, Loydenc: 58,85,31 Trowhill, Debbie: 15,28 Turnbull, Jane: 85 VanSickle, Meta: 13,14,18,70, 85,113 Vogel. Patty: 24,85.31,27 Vogel, Sue: 6.24,30 32,85,116 Welsh, Bryan: 32,85 Wensley, Dan: 5,84,85 Williams, Brian: 20,34,85,108 Williamson, Lynette: 17,85,31 Wroubel, Shirlee: 85 Yake, Linda: 7,20,56,85 Zdrojewski, Mike: 32,85 Zdrojewski, Phil: 32,85 12th GRADE Abend, Robert: 14,32,62 Ahola, Hannele: 28,62, 113 Allen, Sue: 60,62.64,136 Amey, Don: 16,36,62,66,108 Apsey, Doug: 18,62 Ayliffe, Diane: 62 Barr, Richard: 69,103 Baumeister, Roger: 14,18.32,62 Bezemek, Ernest: 32,6 .62 Blaine, David: 20,62. i '2 Bourgeois, Valerie: 2 . -%38,39, 54,55,62 Bowerman, Nancy: 1!. 24 Bowling, Bob; 16,62, ! 107 Bright, Gary: 60,6 , 66 Bujak, Bob: 18,36.63.60,103 Campbell, Dennis: 16.28,41,42, 63,1 077l 08 Clbmskis, Ana; 14,61,£3, G csa, Bill: 12.16. -.36,63,66, W 103.10S fcrothers, Rick: 32.63 Darr, Nancy: 14,15,63 9 Davis, Ellen: 20,28.30,31.43, I k 63 Decker, John: 13,41,63 Dore, Debby Franzel: 6,12,61,63 Durand, Tom: 16,18,32,63,107 Fagan. Fred: 32.61,63 Felk, Barb: 17,20,24.34.57.63, 31 . Franzel, Rand): 32,63 Garza, Lydia: £6,38,.GO,65,106, Gavin. Patty: —«J9 Gcraldo, Doug: 76,18,61,64 Goheen, Shirley: 14.34, 9 Gonzales, Maria: 61,64 GougW; JoAnn: 13,15, 25,28,33, 37 64,118,133,31 tl Gough, John: 16.18,64 102,103 Graichen. Dorothy: 45,64 Handley, Charlotte: 24,64 Hardy, Dawn: 14,20.34,42,64 Hooper. Elizabeth: 64 Howard. Connie: 17,64 Howard. Frank: 32,65 Innes, Kathleen: 52,60,65 Kenny, Dale; 18,65 Kramer, Jim: 36,65 Kramer, Steve: 32,65 Lapp, Ste fe: 20,65 McCarty', Jerry: 65 McConnachie, Gordon': 13,16,18, 62.65.132 McEachin, Susanne; 15,17,20, 24,28,65,118 McGregor, Bruce: 18,65,67 Maier, Albert: 65 Maier, Debby: 17,65 Martinez, Gilbert: 65 Mater, Allen: 28.65,132 Mausolf, Jean: 28,30,38,39,65 Merriman, Mark: 13,19,20,28, 42.65 Messing, Steve; 32,65 Nichol, Robin: 15,20,28.31,30, 61,65,108,112 Obarzanek, Donna: 14,17,65 O'Mara, Ed: 16.18,63.65.66. 106, 107 Jlfl| Paehlig, Dennis: 66 Pallas, Ken: 41.66 Parrott, Connie: 14,17,32,66 Parent, Yveline: 3.5,19,66,113. 116 Patten, Marsha Nickel: 66 Pitcher, Jim: 16,35,66.102,103, 108.109.107 Portice, Terry: 16,66,103,107, 108.109 Quinlan. Denise: 66 Ramirez, Clark: 16,18,19,32, 61.66.102.103.107.109 Randall, Donna Asher: 66 Reinelt, Joe: 61,66 Rich, Randy: 10,14.20,66 Robson, Lonnie; 18,67 Rutkowski, Marjorie: 24,28,33, 36,37,67 Salowitz, Doug: 32.57,67,109 Schaedlick, Renate: 9,20,28, 43.67.116.132 Seitz, Randy: 16,18,32,67 Shagene, Brian: 32,67 Siegert, Mike: 67 Simmons, Verna: 14,17,61,67 Sital, Steve: 16.32,42,67,108 Stefan. John: 16,18,32,61,67, 102.103 Szymanski, Kathy: 14,15,24,32, 67.65 Thayer, Grace: 67 Thayer. Jim: 13,16,54,68,103. 107 Thompson, Murray; 18.32,68 Tilley, Mike: 16.18.60.68,103 Vogel, Ron: 2,32,54,68 Wadsworth, Karen: 14,17,32.68, 136 Warczinsky, Brenda; 15,17,25,33, 37,68 Warczinsky', Cheryl: 14,17,68 Warczinsky, Chuck: 16.18.68, 102.103.108 Warner, Doug: 2,4,11,36,38, 39,132,69 Wrmarhson, Darvl: 16,18,32,69, 103.108 Williamson, David: 16,18,32,69, 103 Williamson, Dennis: 18,32,69 Wolschleger, RuthAnn: 69 Wolf, Linda: 69 Yake, Dale: 5,20.30,69 CoMMuulty f- ono 6 P.O.W. Bob Abbott 134 Capt. Robert Abbott, a member of the class of 1960, was a pris- oner of war in Viet Nam for more than five years. As a sign of their happiness at Capt. Abbott's safe return, the people of Deckerville organized the biggest and most festive parade this town has ever seen. The parade had over 50 entries and more than 10, 000 spec- tators from all over Michigan. TOP LEFT: Capt. Abbott is pic- tured with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Abbott of Deckerville. LOWER LEFT: The parade was led by the Deckerville High School Marching Band. TOP RIGHT: Many servicemen in the parade were also alumni of Deckerville High. BELOW iUGHT: Former Decker- ville coach Jim Waldo spoke, along with Governor William Mil- liken and other dignitaries, at the program following the parade. 135 Although it seems hard to believe, the school year is over, and for some of us, there will not be an- other. Most of us are happy and excited about putting another year of education behind us. Some of us look forward to the future with apprehension; some with anticipation; all of us with hope. Every school year has its own character, and the 1972-73 school year has been particularly unique for many reasons. We hope that this year has been a happy, memorable one for all the Deckerville students, and that this book will help preserve your best memories of the '72-’73 school year. lU '75 BaqkQtcviQtag Editor: Jean Mausolf Jr. Editor: Maureen Reisner Business Manager: Ellen Davis 136 mm — « -V .I% • • “ tT v WW -' - : — • ‘ ' . ' •-' - •. - . • - - •■ : -, T.. . , ” ... . - ' - • ------- f '• . r ■ ■: :■ ■•'='X;- • «■ '• .--V - W 9 -T •� • • «11 J k ■ : k V - • ... f v jwVtu •. _ ■ . luH . • _ . a, . . - ■. .• - ------- � ‘ • • t - iSK .-'T j .� ■ • ■ - -„ I ' 1 t . v r - - ■ J� . . vv,� -■• .■ : ; - ■ ££ V- V •- -7’ I:. ■••; .-- v “5 Jy. • � Vr , . - S’f. f • s I « . . • - 1C ‘ .- x V ■. - - •x'T.- • - ... • • - .x • , V—'V'“ T. •. ..-: • . . fe ••X - . i. 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