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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

1979 EAGLE STAR DECKERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2633 Black River Street Deckerville, Michigan 48427 Days turn into weeks— Weeks blend into months— Months fade into years. Seeing the seasons changing— Changing with them- Like a big puzzle— Bits and pieces fit together. Learning- Loving— Sharing— Remembering. Holding thoughts and erasing doubts. From disillusion to enthusiasm— All a learning experience at DHS. 2 Opening« Just Another One Table of Contents Opening............... 1 Activities and Events . 14 Seniors...............30 Underclassmen.........50 Elementary........... 68 Administration Staff 90 Fine Arts............108 Organizations........118 Sports...............128 Advertisements ......152 Index ...............164 Closing..............166 Opening 3 of Those Days! High Points We came back from summer vacation to a new time schedule which many late risers had a hard time adjusting to. The busses were cleaned, repaired, and ready to go. The school was in tip- top shape. It was a totally new atmosphere that was quite a change going from shorts and bathing suits to pants and suits. New faces in different places provided a change of scenery (even if they totally weren’t their own Scott!). Some old traditions were broken while others were started. It was hard getting back into the swing of things, but somehow we managed. Kids finally got to see their friends after a long summer. d. 4 Opening Opening 5 Spirit Week for Wild One of the craziest weeks Deckerville has known this year: SPIRIT WEEK. For five days the strangest objects were walking down the hall and every day we had fun looking at each other. Deckerville’s Spirit was so famous all over the world, that even the Italian Mafia came to peek at how things were going......... Miss Fritz really made work of dress-up day 6 Opening and Crazy People Other Than Steve Martin! little mice were running all over the school__ Backwards day caused hilarious situations in classrooms......... A day to remember for Deckerville: We had finally won a Homecoming game and could go to a Victory Dance. Opening 7 Finally Getting Into Mere is our great football team ready to smash into those Mayville Wildcats and get the ball away from them. It was a great game and nobody but our Eagles could have done it better. Great going guys’! the Swing of Things Adrienne from Holland, one of our exchange students, is waiting to start work at FFA Tractor Field Day. A lot was accomplished that day, and she was a big part of it. After a success at the football game, everyone was ready to dance the night away at our Victory Dance. We had a good turnout and everyone enjoyed them- selves. What style and look at those shoes! Opening 9 Mystery Meat, Spacecrafts, What! Oh what! is that mystery meat? Any knowledgeable information as to the content please inform! The Junior’s imagination and great work captured them first place on their Homecoming float. The Eighth Graders won second, and third, but not least, were the Seniors! 10 Opening Friends and School Spirit Prevail It is clear that these TWO are enjoying the dance. Sue Stoldorf, Yoshi Veno, Debbie Kirkpatrick, and Adrienne Segeren enjoying Tractor Field Day. Opening 11 Another exciting evening at Deckerville High School. During our home-game against Mayville, our new home- coming queen and king were to be chosen. Twelve can- didates were shivering on the football field anxiously waiting to hear who would be the 1978-1979 Homecom- ing Queen and King. Happiness was around when Sally Wadsworth was announced as the new Homecoming Queen and was crowned by last years’ queen Michelle Al- lard. After the game—which ended in a wonderful victory of the Eagles over Mayville-a great many people enjoyed the dance, during which Mike Boice was crowned Home- coming King for this year. As usual, it wouldn’t have been homecoming without the rain! In spite of the rain, though, everyone was happy and another year, another game, and another queen and king had gone by. Everyone will always cherish the one in which they participated but will always look forward to the next one to come. Michelle Allard, Sally Wadsworth, and escourt, Don Van Nor- man Another Bright Spot in the School Year 14 Homecoming Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wadsworth and Sally Homecoming 15 A Day of All Days A great many farmers joined on this day to show their tractors and abilities to the public. Future farmers had their chance to compete with others and made it clear that their future lay in farming. It was a cold,windy day at L. J. Terpenning’s farm. Much thanks goes to the Terpennings for giving us the use of their farm. 16 Tractor Field Day to Remember! One of the “toppers” of Tractor Field Day was the contest of catching greasy pigs. It was hilarious to see someone fight with a screaming, greasy pig. In the end there were only three winners, with the prize being, of course, the pig! A lot of organizing was necessary before the big day arrived and even more went into it that day! The Varsity Football team shows their spirit at a pep assembly. DHS teachers get involved in one of the assemblies that we had this year as the students watch on. 18 Assemblies ASSEMBLIES ENVOLVE This year there were many good assemblies. The Seniors watch on very enthused about something. Tlie winners for 50’s day this year were Yoshi Ueno and Deanna Bujak. Assemblies 19 20 Plays Activity Band !? R0WMShirley Tk7SS' Sue Burns’ Max Na§ey- Barry Roe. Second Row: Diane Medcoff, Caroline Medcoff Don Doerr Wojcik 6 lan' MedC°ff‘ Third R0W: Meta SchUlZ’ DaWd ReU,er’ Rick Schroeder, Jeff Sanford. Pam Jones, ierry Plays 21 This year was the beginning of the newly formed Choir Groups. Mr. Randy Marquardt constructed and taught a Euphony, Cadet, and an Elementary Choir this year. They went and competed and received a good rating for the first year of competition. With Mr. Marquardt’s knowledge and with alot of interest from the kids, these newly formed choir groups could go far. Keep watch in the near future for the upris- ing Deckerville Choirs! 22 Choral Choral Concerts 23 PROM 1979 . . . sharing This year’s Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Watergate Inn in Port Sanilac. The music was furnish- ed by Dartz with the theme song of Sharing the Night Together. 24 Prom the night together Many couples enjoyed themselves at the Prom this year. The majority of them had their dinner at the Fogcutter in Port Huron. This night will hold memories in the minds of everyone. It was a night to be enjoyed and remembered. Prom 25 Chess, Spelling and Track Activities 26 Elementary Activities Spelling Bee Winners Firsi Row: 4th grade-Ruthann Varosi, 2nd: Karen Allin, 1st. Second Row: 6th grade Nancy Glover, 1st; 5th grade- Richard Jones, 1st. Third Row: 6th grade Lisa Slater, 2nd: 5th grade-Brett O’Connor, 2nd. Chess Tournament Winner Bryon Reid, Jeff Ladd, Jeff Harter, Steve Mathie, Duane Geiger, Norma Ledezma, Mr. Kirk Leyn- dyke, Leo Clor, Laura Warczinsky, Neil Glover. Elementary Activities 27 Laurra Amey Charlene Anglebrandt Kimberly Anglebrandt Jane Asher LAURRA AMEY: “Everyone thinks she's shy, but what’s the mat- ter with a little white lie.”DClub 11,12; Choir 12; Volleyball 10; Cheerleader 11; Annual Staff 12; BOEC 12. CHARLENE ANGLEBRANDT: “Being good is a lonesome job.” KIMBERLY ANGLEBRANDT: “1 finally made it. JANE ASHER: “College Prep reminds me of Gwen. D Club 10, 11.12: Band 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12: Volleyball 11,12; Stu- dent Council 9; Cheerleader 9,10; Basketball 10.11,12; Softball 12. JOANNE BARR: “She plans to skip tomorrow all day today.” Track 10. JULIE BARTLEY: “People think I’m quiet. Too bad they never got to know the real me.” Track 11: Volleyball 9,10.11,12. Joanne Barr Julie Bartley 30 Seniors Steven Baumeister Deanna Bujak Michael Boiee Gerald Bungart Sherrie Bright Edward Burns Rosetta Campbell Ronald Davidson Troy Dennis STEVEN BAUMEISTER: “Many people have a good time on their Senior Trip. 1 on the other hand had a GREAT time.” Band 9.10, 11,12; Football 11,12. MICHAEL BOICE: “Quiet and tall, a friend to all.” D Club 11. 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Band 9, 10.11,12; Basketball 9.10.11,12; Football 9.10.1 1.12. SHERRIE BRIGHT: “My temper will always come through if 1 get bummed enough.” DEANNA BUJAK: “1 try to be good but temptations overrule me.” Band 9,10.11.12; Volley- ball 11; Track 10; Student Coun- cil 9.10: Cheerleader 9,10: An- nual Staff 11,12: NHS 11.12; BO EC 11.12. GERALD BUNGART: “My Se- nior Trip was a real trip. Base- ball 10; FFA 10,11,12. EDWARD BURNS: “Taking life as it comes.” FFA 11.12. ROSETTA CAMPBELL: “I just | sit back and take notice.” RONALD DAVIDSON: “Keen ! sense, common sense, and lots of room for nonsense.” FFA 9.10, 11.12: Basketball 9. TROY DENNIS: “Energy is to precious to waste on studying.” Seniors 31 SUZANNE DOPIERALA: ‘‘Lite is for living and boy do I do iny share.” Choir 12. ROBERT DORE: lie's shy when you see him. but fun when you know him.” Track 9. BRIAN FAHS: “There must be a lot of work in him for none never came out.” FFA 9.10.11.12. VICKY FOSTER: Here's a gal who’s out for fun, but when there’s work she gets it done.” Band 9.10.11,12. RODNEY FRANZEL: Devilishness and 1 go hand in hand.” FFA 9,10.11.12. JULIE GALLIGAN. “Her quiet ways are deceiving.” Annual Staff 12. Suzanne Dopierala 32 Seniors Robert Dore Rodney Franzel Vicky Foster Brian Fahs Julie Galligan Brad Geiger Bonnie Goller Deborah Hanaford CAROL HILL: “If life is a bowl of cher- ries .. . Why do I feel like the pits?” Vol- leyball 9,10. STEVEN HOOPER: “Get wisdom, get knowledge, forget it not.” D Club 12; Football 9,11,12. SCOTT HUFFMAN: “It isn’t what you do; it’s what you’re caught at.” Baseball 11; Band 9,10; FFA 9,10,11,12; BOEC 9. ROBERT INGLES: “I have but one re- gret; I am a bashful man.” LANCE JENSEN: “Quiet and inconspic- uous as a world war.” FFA 9,10,11,1 2. Carol Hill Steven Hooper Scott Huffman Robert Ingles BRAD GEIGER: “Caseville is very close to heaven in my eyes.” D Club 11,12; Baseball 9.10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12. BRIAN GEIGER: “I’m quiet, but I’ll do anything once.” D Club I 1,12: Base- ball 9,10; Band 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11.12. BONNIE GOLLER: “There’s a little bit of bad in every good girl.” DEBORAH HANAFORD: “Her future is planned: third finger, left hand.” D Club 11,12; Volleyball 11,12; Track lL.Softball 12. Lance Jensen Seniors 33 RANDY KINCAID: “In inches he’s not tall, but in friendship he equals them all.” FFA 10,11,12. DEBORAH KIRKPATRICK: “Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you’ve been up to.” D Club 11,1 2; Track 10,11.12; Student Council 10,11.12; FFA 11,12; Cheer- leader 9,10,11.12; Annual Staff 11; Basketball 10.12. SCOTT KRAMER: “There’s no doubt, here’s a friend to help you out.” FFA 10.11,12. LUCILLE KRITZMAN: “1 am free to be myself. Wild, crazy, and full of laughs.” Band 9.10.11,12. THOMAS KRITZMAN: “Full of pep, always ready for fun, he’s the liveliest under the sun.” DClub 10. 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10.11; Football 9.10.12. Randy Kincaid Deborah Kirkpatrick Scott Kramer - A - '3 m Ml j Lucille Kritzman Thomas Kritzman Paula Krumenaker PAULA KRUMENAKER: “Some think the world was made from fun and frolic, and I’m just one of those.” Band 9,10,11,12; Cheer- leader 9. MICHAEL LAMONT: “Let the good times roll!” Band 9.10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; FFA 10. NORMAN LANG: “Why be difficult when with a little effort I can be impossible.” FFA 9.10.11,12. 34 Seniors Michael Lamont Norman Lang MARSHA LENK: “When she's good, she’s good; But when she’s bad. Look Out! D Club 11.12: Band 9,10.11.12: Volley ball 10. 11,12; Student Council 10.11,12; Cheerleader 9; Annual Staff 11. 12; Softball 12. ROBERT LESSNAU: “It’s really worth your while to make the acquaintance of such a swell guy. THOMAS LESSNAU: “Although his manner is most pleasing, it doesn’t stop his constant teasing.” D Club 11,12: Baseball 10,11.12: Student Council 9. Marsha Lenk Robert Lessnau Thomas Lessnau Garnet Lietka Scott McVittie Eric Maxfield GARNET LIETKA: “Beware 1 may do something sensational.” SCOTT MC V1TTIE: “With a basketball in his hand he is king of the land.” D Club 10.11.12: Band 9,10,11.1 2: Basketball 9, 10,11.12;Track 9,10,11,12: Football 12. ERIC MAXFIELD: Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn’t do.” FFA 9. Caroline Medcoff Tracy Miller CAROLING MEDCOFF: “Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Band 9.10.11.12; NHS 10.11.12 TRACY MILLER: “Sometimes crazy, sometimes wise, but what- ever it is it’s in her eyes.” Volleyball 12; Choir 12. Seniors 35 — BRENDA MUSU: “If there isn’t a way I’ll create one.” SUZANNE P1JANOWSK1: “Men are like street cars, miss one, catch another.” D Club 11,12: Volleyball 10,11,12; MAUREEN O'MARA: “She’s short but sassy.” Track 10.11; Cheerleader 9,11,12; Choir 12. Baseball 9; Basketball 9. JILL POHL: “Never heard of the word, impossible.” Cheer- SCOTT PERUSKI: “People think his way is shy and his leader 9; Choir 12. manner quiet, but once you get to know him, you won’t buy it.” Baseball 10,11: FFA 9,10,11,12: Football 9. BRENT RAMIREZ: “The harder 1 try the gooder to be the worser I am.” Basketball 9,10. 36 Seniors NANCY REINELT: “Let me keep step to the music which I hear... however measured or far away.” Choir 12. DAVID RICH: “Being intelligent doesn’t mean I’ll under- stand.” D Club 10,11.12; Basketball 9,10.11,12; Track 9; NHS 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12. RANDY RIDLEY: “I believe in getting into hot water it keeps me clean.” FFA 9,10,11,12. DANIEL ROTH: “I never let school interfere with my education.” D Club 11.12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; FFA 10,11,12. STEPHEN ROTH: “A gentlemen he’ll always be. Tall and handsome, nice to see.” D Club 11,12; Basketball 9 10.11.12; FFA 11,12. JEFFREY SANFORD: “I know a thing or two and I know I know it.” FFA 11,12; Band 9.10,11.12; Basket- ball 9.10,11; Track 10: NHS 10,11,12. Stephen Roth Jeffrey Sanford Cheryl Schmitt Robert Schroeder Meta Schulz Adriana Segeren CHERYL SCHMITT: “Short and Sweet. Cheerleader 9. ROBERT SCHROEDER: “I’m really not as ambitious as I look ” Band 9.10,11.1 2: FFA 10,11; Annual Staff 11. META SCHULZ: “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and 1 love today.” Band 9.10.11,12; Basketball 10. ADRIANA SEGEREN: “Do they have “twinkies” in Holland?” NHS 12: Annual Staff 12. Seniors 37 LAURA SETTER: “Everything conies to lie who waits, so why hurry. DClub 11,12; Band 11.12;NMS 11,12; Volleyball 11,12; Track 10,11.12; Student Council 11.12: Basketball 10.11.12. LORI SIMS: “The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.” WADE SINGLER: “The rule of my life is to make business plea- sure. and my business is pleasure. Baseball 11: Band 9,10; Basket- ball 9; FFA 9; NHS 10.11,12. HOWARD STOLICKER: “I make it a rule only to believe what 1 understand.” DClub 10.11,12: Debate Forensics 10,11; Basket- ball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10.11: Student Council 12: FFA 10,11. 12; Football 9.10.12. SUSAN STOLLDORF: “She puts her brain in neutral and her tongue rattles on. D Club 11,12; Volleyball 12; Track 9.11; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Softball 12. LINDA TANTON: “I’m the kind of girls that my mother doesn't want me to hang out with.” D Club 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10.11,12; Track 10,11.12; Basketball 9,10,11.12; Softball 12. Laura Setter Lori Sims Wade Singler Howard Stolicker ROBERT TAYLOR: “I’m not a rule breaker, just a mischief maker.” FFA9.10.il. JAMES TERPENNING: “He s got a personality that’s hard to beat: here’s a guy you ought to meet. D Club 12; Baseball 9.10.11: Band 9, 10,11.12; Student Council 12; NHS 11,12; Football 9. CLAYTON TROYER: “All that I’ve learned I’ve forgotten, and all 1 know I’ve guessed.” FFA 9,10. YOSH1H1RO UENO: “We thought him an angel til we caught that twinkle in his eye.” D Club 12; Base- ball 12; NHS 12; Journalism 12; An- nual Staff 12. 38 Seniors Susan Stolldorf James Terpenning Linda Tanton Robert Taylor Clayton Troyer Yoshihiro Ueno TERESA VANDERLIP: “It’s not what you do, it's what you get caught at.” DONALD VAN NORMAN: “Who. nte? Now would I do a thing like that?” DClub 11,12; Baseball 11; Band 9,10: Football 9.11. KAREN VOGEL: “Just like a star in the sky, she fell for one spe- cial guy. DClub 10.11,12:Track 9,10:Student Council 9,11,12: Cheerleader 9.10,11,12: BOEC 11,12. THOMAS VOGEL: “Girls don’t bother me; I wish they would.” Student Council I1;FFA 10,11,12; NHS 11,12. Thomas Vogel Carolyn Warner Raymond Wojcik SALLY WADSWORTH: “She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but you never know what an angel might do. D Club 11,12; Band 9,10.11,12: Volleyball 10,11,12: Track 10; Student Coun- cil 10,11,12; Annual Staff 11,12. C AROLYTV WARNER: “Can one go upon hot coals and his feet not be burned?” D Club 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Volley- ball 11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 9,10,11,12: NHS 10, 11,12: Basketball 9,10,11,12; Choir 12. THOMAS WILLIAMSON: “The heck with the cops, on with the party!” FFA 9. MARK WOJCIK: “Life is what you make it, and I’m making it. FFA 9,11,12. RAYMOND WOJCIK: “I have not obeyed the voice of my teachers, nor inclined my ear to them that instructed me. JAMES ZDROJEWSKI: “W'hat! No parties in heaven? Then leave me here! DClub 12; FFA 10; Foot- ball 11,12. Seniors 39 Senior Fundraising The Senior Class did many things this year to raise money for their Senior Trip. They had Smorgasborgs. Bakesales, Fish Frys, sucker sales, and much much more. Il was mostly the same people that worked at them, but we had a riot! The clean-up was really the pits, but it had to be done. Afterwards we all left.exhausted. 40 Senior Fundraising Fundraising 41 ORLANDO, FLORIDA— This year’s Senior Trip was a trip! The weather wasn’t the best, but we still had an excellent time as you can see. We had a few “practical jokers” in the crowd, but nothing that we couldn’t handle. Wet-n-Wild was a little chilly, Disney was fun, but Bush Gardens was GREAT! After a while you got a little tired and had to take a nap, but after that you were back up and at it. 42 Senior Trip HERE WE COME!!! Destination: Orlando, Florida. Time of departure 3:30 a.m. The departure from good ’ole DHS was a happy one with lots of decorations to go with the festivities. The school may have been sold if it weren’t for good old Mr. G. who picked them up and took them home. By the time we got on the plane, we all were a little tired and most slept. Senior Trip 43 Class Colors— Light Blue Dark Blue Class Flower— Blue Tipped Silk Rose I WILL NOT ONLY FOLLOW WHERE MAY LEAD, Class Officers: Lori Setter President Debbie Kirkpatrick Vice-President Sally Wadsworth Secretary Marsha Lenk Treasurer Karen Vogel Student Council Jim Terpenning Student Council Mr. Norton Schramm Advisor Mrs. Sandra Monroe Advisor THE PATH 44 Class Day BUT I WILL GO WHERE THERE IS NO PA TH, f: Baccalaureate was held on May 27, 1979. The speaker was Reverend Clifford Jordan. He spoke of the Giants of the Land. Tlie ceremony lasted for about one hour and each of us went on our way. Baccalaureate is a time of seriousness and not a time of fun and games. This year’s graduating class of 1979 went about it in a very mature way and did not do much goofing around. That is during the ceremony. But afterwards .. .look out! The town was packed with cars that were jammed up for some odd reason. Eventually everything was restored back to normal and everyone awaited Commencement. Baccalaureate 45 AND I WILL LEA VE A TRAIL. I wanted to hold it— hug it tightly but they were around and I was atraid, so 1 picked it up and ran with it hidden underneath my shirt closed the door and on my bed carefully took it out so limp in my hands 1 brushed the dust off my childhood, and wept. Unknown As of June 3. 1979. our childhood was a thing of the past. Adulthood was taking hold and molding us quickly, to become the society for a better tomorrow. We have learned that the past dies with each step forward we take. But some- times we lie dormant in the present, dwelling on what we are missing and what has already died. Instead we should be reaching out to what is yet to be born. Fear of the unknown must be overcome. Leaving childhood behind is painful, and once we leave it, we can never find again the soothing relief it once gave us. But we won’t need it. 46 Commencement Honor Students Caroline Medcoff Valedictorian Jeff Sanford Salutatorian Lori Setter Dave Rich Tom Vogel Carolyn Warner Steve Hooper Debbie Kirkpatrick Deanna Bujak Jim Terpenning Brian Geiger Dan Roth Wade Singler ALWAYS TRYING NEW UNUSUAL THINGS Renee Allard Diana Amey Sue Armstead Joe Baslock Kim Baslock Mary Bauman Bonnie Belger Dawn Bittner Mark Blaine Bob Boice George Bowling Donna Boyd Roxann Brabant Chris Bungart Rita Sue Burns Dorothy Campbell Rita Cibulskis Bonnie Cleary Blaine Colesa Carmin Coggins Kevin Cowley Tracey Crothers Ed Decker Doug Deike Dale Docrr 50 Juniors (Junior Class Officers:) First Row: George Bowling, President; Jayne O’Mara. Vice- President. Second Row: Renee Allard, Secretary: Cheryl Max- field, Treasurer. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Bill Drum Mike Dusette Jacque Eaves Craig Falls Diana Flores Charlotte Fockler Bob Foster Greg Franzel John Frigate Pat Goheen John Gonzales John Hardy Mark Hartsell Karla Hayes Doug Hooper Diane Howard Pam Jones Cindy Kenny Diane Kenny Sharon Kincaid Kriss Klaus Jeanette Kloc Sue Kritzman Jody Kunzc Richard Kursinsky Joanne Lang Dorothy Lapp Jerry Ledezma Juniors 51 GET A GRIP YOU’LL Ray Ledezma Tim Leibingcr Fred Lentner Mike Lizak Chuck Mason Chuck Mavis Cheryl Maxfield Diana Medcoff Marian Merriman Nina Moeller Steve Morrison Pam Neumayer Laurie Laniont Julie Noble Lowell Noble Jayne O’Mara Jim O’Mara John O’Mara Cliff Peruski Doreen Peruski Bill Phelps Rick Pozsgay Michelle Rice Connie Rich Dan Roskey Doug Ross Ruben Saldana 52 Juniors SOON BE SENIORS! Werner Schulz Glenn Schumacher Bill Setter Denise Shagena Chris Smigill Mike Smigill Diane Smith Rodney Stolicker Terri Stolicker Jeff Stoutenburg Jeff Stringer Bob Tanton Jeff Terpenning Shirley Twiss Dwight Vanderlip Don VanSickle Dale Vogel Gail Vogel Tom Wadsworth Brian Warczinsky Bonnie Williamson Craig Willing Terry Wojcik Richard Wojtas Juniors 53 Teri Abbott Danielle Allard Randy Alvarado SHAPE UP; Rhonda Amey Gerald Anglebrandt Tom Apsey Tammy Barker Romona Barrett Jim Bartley Janeen Baslock Toni Beadle Steve Blaine Tim Brown Billy Burns Jody Cass Roger Cleland Neal Crothers Richard Davis Kim Dennis Kim Dershem Ceci Doerr Darlene Doerr David Dopierala Patty Dutcher Paul Dutcher Diane Eggcrt Bobbie Fisher Laurie Fletcher Kelly Friedland Jim Fritch Lisa Gibbs Susan Gough Tom Hall 54 Sophomores WILL SOON BE HERE Jill Harper Barb Hoenicke Denise Ingles Marlene Janowiak Dana Kardos Denise Kenny Doug Kirkpatrick Mary Kozlowski Connie Kunze Monica Kunze Cheryl Lamont Tom Leibinger Jeff Lenk Rodney Lizak Dean McConnachie Tim Mater Cindy Mathie Marsha Medcoff Carol Messman Lisa Monroe Dan Muma Francis Neuntayer Jim Nichol Jeff Noble Matt Noble Pat O’Mara Linda Oswald John Pagel TOO BUSY NOT SHOWN II Greg Parrott Debbie Pattullo John Peters Gary Pijanowski Brian Redman Sharlene Reid Sophomores 55 (Sophomore Class Officers:) Marsha Medcoff, President; Bobbie Fisher, Vice-President; Rhonda Reisner, Secretary; Teri Abbott, Treasurer. Rhonda Reisner Roxanne Renaudin David Reuter Dawn Rich Steve Rich Carol Ridley Joe Roberts Ray Russell Mike Ryan Jr. Saldana Ray Sanford Shari Shanks Judy Sherman Paul Smith Chuck Spaetzel Vaughn St. Peter Mike Stringer Mary Ter penning Wayne Trainor Chuckie VanSickle Peggy Vogel Jim Wagester Don Walling Mike Weyeneth Herb Whitwam Doug Williamson Diana Wojtas Lynn Wolf Bill Wolf Steve Zdrojewski 56 Sophomores YOUR DAY WILL COME Dave Abbott Laura Abend Lisa Alexander Darlene Anglebrandt Laurie Barker Vera Beadle Carol Beauchamp Jeff Beaver John Belger Elias Beanvidez Robert Bittner Mona Brinker Bob Burns Maureen Cowan Jackie Dailey Dennis Deike Norma DeLeon Don Doerr Paul Doerr Andy Fagan Fawn Fivecoat Steve Foster Brian Gibbs Denise Griffin Kathy Harper Brad Henry Ylonda Hernandez Tim Hooper Christie Innes Kim Kappel Dan Kenny Donna Kenny Eric Klaus Richard Koehler Mark Kramer Billy Krueger (Freshmen Class Officers:) Andy Fagan, President: Michelle Smigill, Vice-President; Shirley Welsh, Secretary; Peggy Wadsworth, Treasurer. Sharon Kunze Frank Ledeznia Richard Ledezma Connie Leibinger Diane Lenk Ralph Lentner Steve Lewis Bill Long Steve McConnachie James McKinnon Patricia Martinez Michelle Maxfield Charles Medcoff Roxanne Merriman Larry Messing Donna Moeller Tammy Muma Karen Murdock Lena Mustard Max Nagey Terry Neumayer Frank Noble Kathryn Nolan Paul O’Mara Diane Palmer Janene Pardy Brian Patterson Natalie Peruski Sherry Peters 58 Freshme THREE TO GO MORE Lynn Reinelt Jeff Rich Barry Roe Chris Roth Lori Roth Mike Schenck Mark Schmitt Richard Schroeder Dan Shagena James Sherman Diane Simms Melanie Smigill Chris Stolicker Dave Stolicker Todd Stoutenburg Jeff Tanton George Tice Kevin Trowhill Beth Van Dalen Kevin Vanderlip Sally Vansickle Maria Vilafranca Kevin Vogel Peggy Wadsworth Shane Welsh Shirley Welsh Becky Wheeler Dan Whit warn Laurie Yearkey Richard Zdrojewski reshmen 59 LOOK OUT FOR THE CLASS OF ’83 Amy Bartley Michelle Baslock Clifford Barrett Bob Bartholomew Tim Bezemek Jill Bowerman Kyle Bowling Dan Brabant Ted Brennan Theresa Burns Joe Campbell Lizbeth Clor Shirley Colesa Karen Cowley Steve Daghuer Connie Daugherty Tim Decker Joe Dershem Jimmy Dore Kim Drum Mark Ellis Robert Fingerle Shelly Foote Jason Fritch Janet Geiger Sammy Genoff Irene Gonzales Cynthia Govea Melisa Govea Nora Govea 60 Eighth PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE (Eighth Grade Class Officers:) Debbie Lamont. Treasurer; Michelle Smigill, President; Andrea Muir, Vice-President; Shirley Colesa, Secretary. Tina Green Trudy Grimes Tammi Handley Paul Hardison David Henry Rafael Hernandez Vincent Hole Ellen lluctt Belinda Hunter Jeff Janowiak Jim Jones Maureen Jones Jerry Kenny Rodney Kerbyson Danny Kursinsky Cynthia Lakatos Debbie Lamont Linda Lamont Chuck Lewis Christine McEachin Phillip McFarlane Scott McKinnon Eric Maudlan Ken Mathie Denise Messing Phillip Messman Liana Mucha Andrea Muir Tim Neumayer Shawn Nichol Mike Noble Randy Northrup Eighth Grade 61 ALWAYS SMILING . . . NEVER WORKING Robert O’Neal Mike Oswald Kim Parrott Kevin Pattullo Charlene Peruski Mary Lou Peruski Shelly Peruski Janet Regentin Larry Reid Leanne Reuter John Roberts Greg Roth Dick Russell Angie Saldana Maria Saldana Dale Sanford Brenda Sharbowski Randy Silk Richard Simmons Michelle Smigill David St. Peter Todd Stolicker Wendy Stringer Mike Tarzwell Lucinda Thompson Leigh Twiss Patty Van Dalen Kathleen Vogel Sally Walling Dawn Williamson Robin Williamson Elaine Wroubcl 62 Eighth Grade (Seventh Grade Class Officers:) First Row: Becky Bulgrein. President; Brian Colesa, Treasurer. Second Row: Mary Lessnau, Secretary; Drew VanNorntan, Vice-President. James Abend Cherie Allingham Tim Anderson Steve Baslock Tina Bauman Ron Baumeister Eric Bowerman Joe Bujak Becky Bulgrein Bonnie Campbell Eddie Cibulskis Jody Clor Brian Colesa Stanley Coreyelle Kim Davis Howard Doan Leroy Dutcher Lori Dutcher John Fingerle Alan Gough Joe Govea Doug Hall Bill Hammond Greg Harter Charlotte Hooper Cheryl Huett enth Grade 63 Earl Scott Huett Linda Hunt Cheryll Hunter Angela Jacques Lisa Judkins Penny Kenny SEVENTH GRADERS Ruben Mata Craig Merriman Joni Merriman Mitzi Monzo Todd Mucha Jerry Muma Jennifer Muir Peter O'Mara Patrick Oswald Duane Paehlig Vnf Wayne Pagel Debbie Palmer i- 64 Seventh Grade Kathy Kirkpatrick Ronald Koehler Tim Kritzman Merrill Krueger Steve Ladd Jeff Lakatos David Lapeer Robert Ledezma Mary Lessnau Shannon Lindke Brenda McConnachie Alfredo Martinez Rosalinda Martinez Candy Mata SURVIVE THEIR FIRST YEAR Shaun Pardy Julie Parrott Douglas Pattullo Steven Popliek Irene Rumble Renee Ryan Rachel Saldana Alice Sanford Tiana Schulz Jean Shanks Ryan Sherman Kellie Slater Kimberly Slater Meighan Sloan Ivan Seer Tom Stolicker Bradley Stone Kevin Stringer Cheryl Tanton Drew VanNorman Karen Varosi Kyle Wagester Rose Wagester Jolene Walker Jeff Walkup Paul Warczinsky Mary Lou Williamson Janice Woodward Seventh Grade 65 ELEMENTARY------- THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: A school of six grades for pupils from about 6 to about 12 years of age. God has given us two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak. l-nii’lPl iic BE PREPARED . . . Leslie Bittner John Bohlender Roger Bowling John Brown Leo Clor Christine Condo Marcell Daghuer Jeff Daugherty Renee Davidson Eric Dopicrala Jesse Estrada Carey Fritch Nancy Glover Thomas Goheen Paul Grimes Paula Hardison John Hatfield James Hayes Brent Henry Maria Hernandez Rhonda Hoffer Janet Hole Tammy Jo Innes Robert Jones Brian Klaus Todd Klaus Randy Koehler David Kubik Jeff Ladd Denise Lamont 68 Sixth Gra JUNIOR HIGH IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER John Mata Michael Mathie Annette McEachin Leon Messing Lisa Mosure Judith Muma Joy Muma Larry Murdock Ronald Nichols Dan Noble Kevin Nolan Scott Pagel Angela Pearson Kelly Rice Brenda Rich Collette Reuter Kevin Seiler Douglas Shagena Larry Sherman Lisa Silk Delmer Simmons Lisa Slater Shawn Slater Jamie Stolicker Chris Tanton Julie Varosi Pedro Villafranca Lisa Warczinsky Vicki Williamson Christine Wojtas ixth Grade 69 CLASS OF ’86; STUDYING HARD LEARNING ALL THEY CAN Robert Amey Christopher Anderson Kevin Anglebrandt Paula Arnold Douglas Beck Charles Belger Richard Bittner Jacquelyn Bohlender William Brennan Asa Burns Jody Condo Francis Dennis Glenda Doan Ronald Dpoierala Steven Drum Charles Dumaw Cindy Dutcher Lawrence Dutcher Kathy Ellis Virginia Falcon Jeffrey Foote Jesus Garcia Duane Geiger Neil Glover Scott Hartel Roger Hooper David Howe Dennis Huett Erika Hunter Connie Jerlecki 70 Fifth Grade Richard Jones Ann Jordan Bradley Klaus Lisa Krueger Richard Kunze Glen Lago Laurie Lapp Anne Lawler Irma Ledezma Brenda Lee Steven Mathie Julie Ann McConnachie Jerry Merriman Debra Messing Debra Moll Dawn Monroe Michael Monzo Sean Mullett Jeanette Nagey Douglas Neuntayer Sean Nolan Brett O’Connor Erin O’Connor Kelly O’Mara Mary Oswald Marc Pardy Michele Pattullo Jeffrey Pearson Jeffrey Peruski John Phillips Fifth Grade 71 Michele Philips Jerome Pijanowski Brian Popilek Michelle Po sgay Barbara Reid Timothy Rich Lisa Ridley Alice Roe Kathy Shanks Roger Simmons Paula Sims Rodney Smith Tamalynn Sontag Tracy Srock Charles Stringer Jeffrey Tarzwell Dean Trainor David Twiss Michael VanNorman Stephen Varosi Raeann Wagester Jay Walkup Charles Walton John Warczinsky Laura Warczinsky Paula Wheeler Eugene Wilson Lisa Wojcik Deborah Wojtas Robert Wolschleger 72 Fifth Grade CLASS OF Carla Anglebrandt Matt Baslock Joel Bowerman Richard Belger Barry Brinker Kelly Broughton Douglas Burgess Jerry Cameron Joe Clor Janet Clor Patricia Condo Rebecca Condo Charles Cook Francis Coryell Lisa Crothers Doug Dutcher Christine Falk Margaret Fink Karl Foster Darcey Fritch Darin Fritch Jody Goller Harold Grice Joe Guibord Lynn Gutch Jeff Harter Bob Hendrick Jerry Hilborn Fourth Grade 73 4 FOURTH GRADERS OF TRIP TO Diane Hillaker Michelle Hooper Marcia Ingles William Judkins Rodney Kenny Kelly Jo Kerbyson Tracey Klaus Robert Koehler Roland Kunze Rebecca Lakatos William Lawler Nowell Lindke Dennis Lee Jesse Martin Monica Mason Flora Mata Rodney MeConnachie Rebecca McCully Kenny McVittie Shellie McVittie Victoria Moeller Letica Montantez Teresa Mosher Craig Mosure Randy Morton Cristi Nader Martin O’Mara Virginia O’Mara Patrick Pardy 74 Fourth Grade CONTINUE TREND GREENFIELD VILLAGE Timmy Patterson Tracey Peruski Denny Philpot Bryon Reid David Ridley i Evelyn Rosario Lila Rumble Richard Saldana Selma Schulz Andrew Sheldrake Max Simmon Jennifer Singler David Slater Kelly Smith William Snider Dawn Spielvogel Doreen Spielvogel Lisa Spatzel Karen Stone Deanna Sweet Debra VanDalen Sally VanDalen Robert Varosi Ruthann Varosi Kelly Vogel Trevor Wagester Tammy Warczinsky Karen Woodard Ronald Zdrojewski Fourth Grade 75 JUST GETTING INTO Kristine Abend Daniel Armstead Loretta Armstead Brian Bezemek Dawn Bezemek Leann Boldt Michael Brennan Jeff Cass Juan Castillo Colleen Collins Anthony Combs Brenda Condo Cody Daugherty Rick Davis Tina Day Rachel Deleon David Doerr Daniel Drum Stacey Dutcher Irene Falcon Tony Fierke Lisa Flanagan Brent Geek Kelly Geek Daniel Gibbs Jesus Govea Kim Green Josette Gutch Jill Hamill Penny Hammerle Kathy Hatfield Robin Hendrick Michelle Hoffer 76 Third Grade THE SWING OF THINGS Alan Hooper Lisa Howard James Howe Bradley Huett Chris Jerlecki Luann Kincaid Steven Kubik Duane Lamont Karen Lentner Kristine Lizak Howard Lucas Vicki Martin Brian McEachin Steven Mosher Troy Mosher Lorenzo Montantez Melissa Mullett Lonnie Nye Karen Pallas Richard Pfaff Pamala Pelot Denise Peruski i n. : I ' II Melissa Phillips Julianne Pijanowski Kim Pohl Scott Popilek Michael Pozgay Cynthia Raines Third Grade 77 BRAINS OF THE FUTURE Tammy Redington Marissa Renaudin Cassandra Rice Doug Rich Kevin Rich Heidi Roe Christine Rudduck Warren Rudduck Julie Rumble Bias Saldana Edward Schmidt Shannon Seiler Dawn Sharbowski Jonathan Simmons Michele Slater Mary Jo Smigill Tricia Smith Tamara Snider Tim Sontag Kari Sparkman Lance Stolicker Tim Stolicker Kyle Stoutenburg Tanya Swoffer Rodney Tanton Rodney Tenbusch Carol VanDalen Jeremy VanNorman David Varosi Frank Walker Hank Walker Jamie Walton Michael Wendt Edna Willerton Bradley Williamson Chris Wolschleger 78 Third Grade CLASS OF ’89 John Allard Sheri Amey Paula Anderson Tania Ball Richard Barker Jerome Barrett Tammy Bauman Julie Bowling Kelli Bowling William Braun Leah Brinker Kimberley Bulgrien David Carlen Melissa Cleland David Castillo Tammy Condo Sherry Coryell Brian Davis Tammy Decker Tammy Doerr Tony Dunlap Lorie Flanagan Elizabeth Fritz Kristie Fox Steven Geiger Angela Green Jeffrey Green Roger Green Second Grade 79 READY AND ALWAYS Cindy Griffin Prudence Gutch Vickie Hartel Michael Hayes Steven Heilig Sue Hooper Bryan Huett Todd Janowiak Timothy Jordan Jean Karges Stephen Kclke Kendzorek Nichol Tammy Kenny Kimberly Klaty Jeremy Kosal Tonya Klaus Timothy Ladd Steven Lawler David Ledezma Brenda Martinez Christopher McCullly Thomas Medcoff Marie Mosher Katherine O’Connor 80 Second Grade WILLING TO GO Mark Oswald Jamie Patterson Traci Pattullo Gregory Pearson Steven Pfaff Michael Peruski Melinda Philpot Tannny Reinelt Michael Ridley Candace Samuelson Andrew Setter Tammy Sherman Kimberly Spielvogel Daryl Smigill Dale Stolicker Tina Stolicker Harold Tar .well Cheryl VanDalen Jeremy Vanderlip Susan Varosi Jose Villafranca Christine Walker Coralee Wagester Deborah Welsh Yvonne White Sheila Wolschleger James Woodard econd Grade 81 Charisse Allard Edward Armstead Tommy Barker Matthew Barr Jill Bartley David Beck Shanna Bejarona Donna Be .emek Jackie Bezemek Carolyn Bohlender Lisa Boldt Jennifer Broughton Tina Brown Tina Cameron Kristy Chappel Jeremy Cibulskis Arthur Coryell Matthew Dreher Treasa Dutcher Gracie Estrada Karen Geiger Marie Geiger Seila Gibbs Harold Gough Diana Green Ray Grice Robert Gutch Richar Hall Brian Handley 82 Second Grade FIRST GRADE Matt Hayes Shanna Hickson Sara Hillaker Brian Hooper Tricia Hooper Jason Howard Tonya Howe Lisa Hylton Jordon Innes Scott Janowiak Margaret Jones Tonya Kamen Kristie Kappel Jason Kappel Brad Klaty Melissa Koehn Jeremy Kosal Frank Krueger Mary Kubik Alex Lapp Shane Logan Lisa Loss Mike Maier Michelle Maier Derek Marguardt Larry Mason Ryan McGregor Michael McVittie Christine Merriman Dawn Messing First Grade 83 Tony Morion Jennifer Nader Trade Nichol Shelly Noble Darla Nutzmann Melissa Parrott Cheryl Parsons Robert Pattullo Lynn Pelot Randy Raines Renee Raines Amanda Sheldrake Brandon Slater Darla Smith Lisa Sontag Tina Srock Tint Stolicker Paul Stone Philip Swoffer Tammy Tenbusch Daniel Thompson Kay Trainor Steve Twiss Betty VanSickle Eric Walker Tammy Warczinsky Annette Welsh Brenda Welsh Sherri Welsh Ben Willerton Nancy Willerton Karen Williamson Becky Williamson Valorie Williamson Jerrett Wolfe 84 First Grade Michael Abbott Susan Abend Tammy Anderson Jcromy Avery Sheila Beck Arlene Benavidez Paul Berna Angela Bezemek Jason Bittner Jamie Blackburn Gerrie Bohlender Daniel Bostick Dawn Braun Jim Brennan Stephanie Bunyan Leanne Burns Scott Cleland Richard Dore Ronald Dore Verna Dumaw Angela Foote Lori Franzel Michael Garcia Robert Garcia Kindergarten 85 Kindergarten Michael Govea Byran Green Jodi Handley Todd Henry Darren Hilborn Jennifer Hillaker Sherry Hoenicke Rebecca Hoffer Pam Huett Jason Kappel John Karges Shelly Kirkpatrick Monica Lago Teresa Larke David Loss Dawn Mater Bob Meddaugh Teresa McCully Normalinda Montantez Tracee Morton Wendi Mosure Lori Oswald Matthew Parsons Heather Pash Patrick Patten Tom Penn 86 Kindergarten Christian Phillips Tricia Reinelt Amy Rich Dean Roberts Michael Salowitz Amy Stauffer Jay Schwandt Ryan Seiler Tracy Smith Sally Spielvogel Toni Srock Tammy Stolicker David Stringer Curtis Tessier Joel Thompson Laura Varosi Juan Villafranca Kristine Vogel Angela Warczinsky Fred Warczinsky Tracy Wilcox David Willing Christine Vinokurow Renae Wolschleger Larry Wolf Tim Wolschleger Kindergarten 87 90 Divider Education is the best provision for old age. MR. ALEX GALLIGAN has been ihe Superintendent at DI1S for the past 5 years. Me was previously the Elementary Principal and Super- intendent at Old Mission School by Traverse City. MR. ALAN BROUGHTON pre- viously was a coach and teacher in the Marlette school system. He has been the High School Principal at Deckerville for the past 3 years. He received his B.S. and his M.A. from Central Michigan. MR. GARY BREDAHL was pre- viously a teacher and coach at Leslie. This was his first year at DHS as Assistant Principal. He also taught Government, Sociology and was the Study Hall supervisor. Kenneth Wadsworth Stuart Tanton................Trustee Keith Williamson...........Treasurer Dorothy Sanford............Secretary Alex Galligan .........President Malcolm Williams........Vice-President Roy Goheen.....................Trustee Arnold McVittie................Trustee Alan Broughton MR. JAMES POP1LEK was born and raised in Flint. He was a teacher there for 6 years before he came here. He has been an Elementary teacher and is now the Principal. Mr. Popilek has been here for 11 years. 92 Administration MISS ELIZABETH HOOPER is a 1973 graduate of Deckervilie High School. She has been a Student Accounts Secretary for 6 years in the Superintendent's office. MRS. MADGE NICHOL was born and raised in Maryland and she worked for the Civil Service be- fore moving to Michigan. She has worked at DHS as the High School Office Secretary for over 20 years, and has worked for 5 principals. MRS. MARIE LECKRONEhas 28 years as Bookkeeper Sec- retary at DHS. She was the original secretary from the original school building. MRS. MONA TOBI has worked for 2 counselors and an assistant principal for the past 14 years. Mrs. Tobi was born and raised in Deckervilie. MRS. MARTHA LENK has been with DHS for the past 13 years as a Superintendent's Secretary. Mrs. Lenk had 17 years of Previous office experience before working at DHS. MRS. 1LA SALOWITZ was a DHS aide and a telephone operator before she became the Elementary Secretary. Mrs. Salowitz has had this position for 11 years now. Secretaries 93 MRS. NEITA ALLINGHAM teaches all subjects in the 2nd grade. She received her B.A. from St. Clair County Community Col- lege, and her B.S. from Michigan State University. MRS. DORIS APSEY now has 6 years of experience as an Elemen- tary Aide. She has many duties as an aide. MRS. MARIAN BARTLEY also teaches all subjects for the 2nd grade. She received her B.S. from Eastern Michigan University. MISS SANDRA BLAIR received her B.S. in Special Education from Wayne State University. She teaches in the Upper Elementary Resource Room. MRS. JUDY BOWERMAN is aid- ing in the Remedial Reading class. She has helped with Junior High Dances. Mrs. Bowerman has taken classes from SCCCC, but has not received a degree. 94 Staff MRS. JOANN BUHL teaclies 4th. 5th. and 6th grade Art in the Ele- mentary. She received her B.S. and M.A. in Education from Cen- tral Michigan University. MISS KATHY BUNYAN is a First Grade teacher and she is also the organist at her Church. When she’s not teaching 1st grade she's teaching the Piano. She received a B.A. in both Elementary Ed and Music from Alma College. Sixth Grade teacher. MR. KARL BUHL, is another one who tries desperately to prepare the kids for a big change in Jr. High. He re- ceived his B.S. at CMU and is also a J-V. Football Coach. New- this year. MISS JOAN CLE- LAND, who is a 197 graduate of DHS, teaches 1st Grade. She re- ceived her B.S. from CMU and is also the 7th, 8th. and 9th Grade Cheerleading Sponsor. MRS. IRENE COOK teaches Amer- ican Literature and English 10. She received her B.A. from Eastern University. Staff 95 MRS. VIRGINIA DRUM is the Bucket Brigade coordinator for the Elementary. MRS. JANE DUMAW has 1 year of experience as a Bucket Brigade Volunteer and 1 year in Article III. MRS. RUTH FALK received her B.S. at Taylor University in Indiana and her M.A. front Western. Mrs. Falk teaches the 3rd grade. Second Grade teacher. MRS. OLIVE FREIBURGER received her B.S. front Eastern Michigan University. She teaches all subjects in the 2nd grade. MRS. JEANNE EILERS received her B.S. front CMU. She teaches in the resource room for grades 7 through 9. She is the sponsor for the 8th grade and for NHS. 96 Staff MISS KAREN FRITZ teaches Col lege Prep. Elploratory Language, Spanish I, II. III. and 7th 8th English. She went to CMU to re- ceive her A.B. and her M.A.S.L. Kindergarten teacher, MRS. JULIE GAMM teaches them all subjects. She received a B.S. front Central Michigan University. MR. BRUCE GLOVER teaches World History. American History, and Elementary Gym. He is also the athletic director. MRS. DORA GRAVELLE has been the Bilingual aide at DHS for the past 3 years. Staff 97 - MRS. MARIAN HOOPER is an aide and she volunteered to help with the Bucket Brigade. MR. NORMAN JACOBS leaches 7th and 8lh grade math along with Algebra II. f ■ ft MRS. CONNIE HOLLAND is the Speech Therapist at DHS. Central Michigan University is where she earned her B.S. MRS. CAROL JANOW1AK has worked with the Bucket Brigade as a volunteer for one year. MRS. LOIS JENSEN has had 4 years of experience as an aide. Mrs. Jensen is a bus driver also. 98 Staff MRS. LOUISE JENSEN teaches all of the various art classes. Among them are Design I, Art 8. Ceramics, Pottery, Sculpture, Painting 1 II, Advanced Crafts. MR. DALE LADD received his B.S. and his M.A. from NMU. He teach- es 7th grade science, and Biology I II. Mr. Ladd is the Varsity Track the Junior High Football coach. Counselor, MR. GARY LAMPHERE. received his B.S. from CMU. He also teaches American Lit, Psychology, and Popular Lit. Fifth grade teacher, MR. KIRK LEYNDYKE. received his B.S. from Aquinas College. He is the sponsor for the elementary chess club. MRS. JOANNE LUBNAU teach- es all subjects to the 4th graders. She received her B.S. in Education from Central Michigan Univers- ity. Staff 99 MRS. ELLEN MC GUIRE. also new this year, received her degrees (A.A. and B.A.) from Graceland College and CMU respectively. She teaches the 6th Grade and gets them ready lor the wide awakening of Jr. High! At last we have singing back to DHS with special thanks to MR. RANDY MARQUARDT. He re- ceived his B.A. at Albion College and now is the Choir Teacher. He also is the 7th Grade Basketball Coach. Besides teaching Speech 1 II. and Drama I 11. MISS PATRICIA MELOY also sponsors the Debate, Drama, and Forensics Clubs. She earned her B.S. in Education from CMU. MRS. DIANE MARTIN, who is new with our school this year, received her B.A. degree from Michigan State University. She teaches Jr. High and High School Reading and also helps out the 7th graders as one of their sponsors. For 12 years MRS. LILLIAN MICHAELS has helped out our school. For right now she is a Read- ing Aide. 100 Staff As one of the counselors at D.II.S MRS. SANDRA MONROE has her work cut out for her. She received her B.S. degree from Central Michigan University and her M.A. degree front Western Michigan University. She teaches 7th grade Art and also went to Florida as one of the Senior Class Sponsors. As the Elementary Remedial Reading teacher. MRS. JUDY MROZ enjoys her work. She received her B.S. degree at North- ern Michigan University. MISS CHRISTINE MONTNEY teaches the First Grade at D.H.S. She received her B.S. degree at Northern Michigan University and has 20 hours toward her M.A. Degree at Eastern Michigan Univer- sity. She coached Girls Varsity Vol- leyball. and was the Ski Club Chaperon. MR. JOHN NEZWORSKI received his B.S. degree at Northern Michigan University and has 20 graduate hours at Northern and Central Michigan Universities. He teaches two Industrial-Ed. Comp, classes. Welding and Project Woods classes. He also has 7th and 8th grade shop. Mr. Nezworski tends to risk his life as he teaches Drivers Ed. He sponsors the Industrial Arts Club, and also the Jr. Class. Staff 101 MRS. RUTH O'MARA has worked at D.H.S. for six years as an Exper- ienced Aide. As the Title 1 Remedial Reading teacher for grades 2-6, MRS. JANET PEARSON keeps very busy. She has received her B.S. and M.A. degrees from Eastern Michigan University. MRS. SHEREE PHILLIPS is the Algebra and 7th and 8th grade math teacher at D.H.S. She also sponsors the Ski Club. 7th grad- ers, and cheerleaders. She received her B.S. degree at C.M.U. MISS ANNE REID thinks cooking and sewing is fun so she is our Home Economics teacher. She has her B.S. degree from M.S.U. MRS. CAROL RIDLEY has been here for one year as a Article III Aide. 102 Staff MR. CHARLES RUDDUCK teach- es Chemistry, Algebra II, Trig- onometry, Calculus, Physics, and 8th grade science. He has received his B.A. Degree from Hillsdale College. Teaching Jr. High Social Studies must be fun for MR. GLENN RUS- SELL since he has been at D.H.S. for quite some time now. He is a teacher everyone enjoys and learns from. He received his B.S. degree from C.M.U. Along with teaching 7-12 grade P.E. MR. NORTON SCHRAMM has many other activities. He coached Girls Varsity Basketball and Boy’s J.V. Basketball. Also he sponsors the D-Club and pulled the Seniors through all the fund raising as on of the Senior Class Sponsors. MRS. KARIN RUSSELL teaches Special Education for grades 10-12 She is the 8th grade sponsor, and has her B.S. degree from C.M.U. MRS. MARY RUSSELL has fun teaching 8th and 9th grade English classes. She has her B.A. degree from M.S.U. and is a member of various organizations. Staff 103 MR. UAL SEYMOUR teaches 7th grade English Social Studies and 10th grade English. Mr. Seymour also was High School principal for one year. Fourth grade teacher. Mrs. Sue Smith, teaches all subjects to the children. Mrs. Smith was the music teacher for the Elementary at one time also. 104 Staff The band department would be lost without the knowledge and talent of band director DAVID SMITH. Mr. Smith is a member of various associations. He received Itis B.M. from WMU and his M.M. from CMU. MRS. WANDA SREB1NSK1 re- ceived her B.S. from Central Michigan University. Mrs. Srebinski teaches Lower Elementary Resource Room. As head Football Coach, who wouldn’t envy MR. ROBFRT STASK1E1CZ after the Varsity Foot- ball team took Co Championship; but only by Polish Command! He received his B.S. at CMU and is also teaching Health Ed.. General and Earth Science. Fourth Grade teacher. MRS. KATHY SWEET, received her B.S. in Edu- cation from Central Michigan Univer- sity. This is her second year of teaching here at good 'ole DUS. As the Librarian, MRS. JANE STODELLE, received her B.S. in Education from CMU and is a mem- ber of the Michigan Association for Media in Education (MAME). MR. ROBERT TANTON instructs all of the Agriculture classes, activ- ities throughout the year include the annual Tractor Field Day. which is always a big success. MRS. GRACE TW1SS teaches all subjects in one of the Kindergarten rooms. Mrs. Twiss earned her B.S. from Eastern Michigan University. Staff 105 MRS. HELEN VAN SICKLE earned her B.S. at Eastern Michigan Univer- sity. Mrs. VanSickle teaches all sub- jects to the 3rd grade. Fifth grade teacher. MR. WARREN WARCZINSKY. also is the coach for J.V. Football. 8th Basketball, Varsity Baseball. He received his A.S. from SCCCC, and his B.S. from CMU. MRS. LOUISE WALKER is the sponsor of the BOEC Club, the 10th grade class, and is the Varsity Girls Track coach. Mrs. Walker teaches many of the business classes offered at DHS. Among them are Typing I, II, Shorthand 1. Steno-Lab, Clerical Records, and Business Machines. She received her B.A. from EMU. Third grade teacher, MRS. SAND- RA WILKE received her B.A. at Concordia Teachers College in River Forest, Illinois! MR. RICHARD WALKI R teaches what business classes his wife doesn’t. Among them are Intro, to Business, Consumer Luiw, Con- sumer Ed., Sales Marketing. Accounting. Typing I. He's the sponsor for the 10th grade is the coach for 8th grade girl’s basket- ball, Varsity basketball. J.V. baseball. He received his B.A. from MSU. MR. MICHAEL WILLIAMS re- ceived his B.S. from Western Michi- gan University. He teaches the 5th grade and sponsors the Chess Club. 106 Staff First grade teacher, MRS. NANCY WILLIAMS, works hard to prepare the children for 2nd grade. Mrs. Williams received her B.S. from Michigan State. MRS. VICKY WILLIAMSON has 3 years of experience as a play- ground and library aide. MR. TOM WOLFE teaches General Math, Math 8, and Basic Skills. He received his B.A. from Albion Col- lege. Mr. Wolfe is also the sponsor for the 9th grade, is the assistant varsity football coach, is the 9th grade basketball coach. Physical Education teacher, MISS MARIANNE WOODS, keeps in shape as she gets involved with what she teaches the students. Miss Woods is the sponsor for the 9th grade is the coach for J.V. bas- ketball volleyball, for Varsity softball. She earned her B.A. at Olivet College. As if being a Junior sponsor isn’t enough. MR. ANDREW YLISTO also coaches Junior High Football. He teaches American History, American History Survey, and World Geography. Mr. Ylisto re- ceived his B.S. from EMU. Staff 107 COOKS, JANITORS, Cooks: Virginia Mucha, Eva Goheen, Shirley Goheen, Betty Fahs. Janitors: Tommie LeMire, Roy Rich, Morris Kirkpatrick. 108 Staff AND BUS DRIVERS Bus Drivers: Albert Randolph, Terrance McGregor, Betty Martin, Emmett Kritzman, Marie Oswald, Lois Jensen, R. Lee Jensen, James Hoffman, Clinton Bye, Eunice Tarz- well, Arnold Tarzwell, Fred Thayer. Donald Innes. Staff 109 FINE ARTS— fev 270 Divider THE ARTIST: One who professes and practices an art in which conception and execution are governed by imagina- tion and taste. Emerson. Senior Band Diana Wojtas Rodney Lizak CLARINET III: Shirley Twiss Sue Burns Susan Kritzman Donna Moeller 112 Senior Band FLUTE I: Jane Asher Paula Krumenaker Diane Medcoff Rhonda Reisner FLUTE II: Meta Schulz Mary Terpenning Linda Oswald Sherry Peters OBOE I: Marsha Medcoff OBOE II: Laurie Barker BASSOON I: Pant Jones BASSOON II: Kelly Friedland CLARINET I: Caroline Medcoff Marsha Lenk Deanna Bujak Sally Wadsworth CLARINET II: Linda Tanton Vicky Foster Jill Harper Shari Shanks Cheryl Lamont CORNETI: Roxanne Merriman Jeff Sanford BASS CLARINET: Robert Schroeder Kim Dershem Dawn Rich Max Nagey CORNET II: CONTRABASS: Lucy Kritzman Brad Geiger Nina Moeller Marian Merriman Ray Sanford ALTO SAX I: CORNETT III: Terry Wojcik Tammy Barker ALTO SAX II: Tom Apsey Chris Roth HORN I: Rick Schroeder Carolyn Warner TENOR SAX: HORN III: Mike Boice Scott McVittie BARITONE SAX: HORN II: Mike Lamont Susan Gough Mark Kramer Charles Medcoff HORN IV: Steve Blaine David Reuter Jodi Sanford Don Doerr Ralph Lentner TROMBONE I: STRING BASS: Jim Terpenning Lori Setter Brian Geiger TYMPANI: TROMBONE II: Bob Boice Richard Kursinsky MALLETS: Tim Mater Darlene Doerr TROMBONE III: PERCUSSION Bill Wolf Mike Lizak Roger Cleland Bill Burns BARITONES: Barry Roe Pam Neumayer Steve Baumeister Peggy Wadsworth TUBAS: Lowell Noble Terry Neumayer Senior Band 113 FLUTE I: Janet Geiger Jennifer Muir Janet Regentin FLUTE II: Joni Merriman Kim Drum Kim Slater BASSOON: Christine McEachin CLARINET I: Shelly Peruski Tammy Handley Linda Hunt CLARINET II: Shirley Colesa Janice Woodard Ellen Huett Becky Bulgrien CLARINET III: Jolene Walker Shelly Foote Tina Bauman Ron Koehler BASS CLARINET: Irene Gonzales ALTO SAX I: Maria Saldana Alice Sanford ALTO SAX II: Linda Lamont Penny Kenny Fred Martinez TENOR SAX: Dan Kursinsky Joe Bujak CORNETI: Greg Roth Lucinda Thompson 114 Junior Band Junior Band CORNET II: Leigh Twiss CORNET III: Alan Gough Jody Clor HORN I: Maureen Jones HORN II: Karen Varosi TROMBONE I: Ted Brennan TROMBONE II: Phillip Messman TROMBONE III John Fingcrle Pat Oswald BARITONES: Dale Sanford LeAnne Reuter Ron Baumeister TUBA. Renee Ryan PERCUSSION: Michelle Smigill Brad Stone Joe Dershem Steve Popilek Junior Band 115 Sixth Grade Band First Row: Kevin Seiler, Annette McEachin, Jackie Armstead, Christine Wojtas. Second Row: Todd Klaus, Kathy Allin, Colette Reuter, Denise Lamont, Christine Condo, Tammy Innes, Ronda Hoffer. Last Row: Chris Tanton, Randy Koehler, Leo Clor, Brent Henry, Steven Kubik, Jeff Ladd, Tom Goheen and Mr. David Smith, Director. 116 Sixth Grade Band Fifth Grade Band First Row: Jeanette Nagey, Erin O’Connor, Dawn Monore, Brenda Lee. Second Row: Jimmy Dennis, Dean Trainor, Eugene Wilson, Debby Messing. Billy Brennan, Chuck Dumaw, Chuck Walton. John Phillips, Brett O'Connor, David Howe, Doug Neu- meyer, Sean Mullett. Third Row: Ann Lawler. Lisa Ridley. Ginger Falcon, Ann Jordan, David Twiss, Richard Kunze, Mary Oswald, Richard Jones. Duane Geiger, Jody Condo, Sean Nolan, Tim Rich, Jeff Pearson, Steve Drum, Steve Varosi. Last Row: Tracy Srock, Tammy Sontag, Michelle Pattullo, Laura Warczinsky. Mr. David Smith, Director. Fifth Grade Band 117 EUPHONY CHOIR First Row: Kathryn Nolan, Sue Dopierala, Toni Beadle, Connie Kunze, Lisa Gibbs, Nancy Reinelt, Roxanne Merriman, Lisa Monroe. Debbie Pattulo, Jill Pohl, Denise Ingles. Second Row: Tammy Barker. Kim Dershem, Roxann Brabant. Monica Kunze, Pant Jones, Pam Neutnayer, Christie Innes, Cindy Mathie, Janeen Baslock, Jackie Daley. Third Row: Jacque Eaves, Sue Gough, Dorothy Lapp, Angela Heath, Mary Kozlowski, Wayne Trainor, David Dopierala, Steve Blaine, Lowell Noble, Tim Mater. Mr. Randy Marquardt. 118 Euphony Choir CADET CHOIR First Row: Mary Lcssnau, Joni Merriman, Liz Clor, Jennifer Muir, Andrea Muir, Jean Shanks, Lori Dutcher. Second Row: Cheryl Hunter, Belinda Hunter. Robin Williamson, Debbie Lamont, Penny Kenny, Rose Wagester, Shannon Lindke, Cheryl Hewett. Third Row: Tim Kritzman, Wayne Pagel, Drew Van-Norman, Doug Hall, Tom Stolicker, Alan Gough, Brian Colesa, Jody Clor, Mr. Randy Marquardt. r 5 Cadet Choir 119 First Row: Steve Blaine. Brian Redman, Yoshi Ueno, Bob Foster, Doug Ross, George Bowling. Tim Leibinger, Chris Smigill, Bill Setter, Jim O'Mara, Bill Phelps. Second Row: Pam Jones, Laurra Amey, Sally Wadsworth, Deb Hanaford, Marsh Lenk, Lori Setter, Mr. Schramm, Jane Asher, Carolyn Warner, Tom Lessnau, Mike Lizak, John Gonzales. Third Row: Barb Hoen- icke, Linda Tanton, Marian Merriman, Bonnie Williamson, Denise Shagena, Donna Boyd, Terri Stolicker, Mike Boice, Teri Abbott, Bobbie Fisher. Fourth Row: Chuck Mavis, Renee Allard, Jayne O’Mara, Jeff Sanford, Jim Terpenning, Brian Geiger, Dan Roth, Steve Hooper, Pat O’Mara, Kelly Friedland. Fifth Row: Karen Vogel, Laurie Fletcher, Steve Roth, Bob Boice, Jeff Terpenning, Jim Zdrojewski, Suzanne Pijanowski, Sue Stoldorf, Nina Moeller, Dawn Rich. 122 D-Club First Row: Judy Sherman, Ramona Barrett, Cindy Kenny, Rhonda Reisner, Carol Ridley. Second Row: Peggy Vogel, Mark Hartsell, Jacque Eaves, Richard Kursinsky, Marsha Medcoff, Jim Bartley, Miss Meloy. Third Row: Bonnie Cleary, Mary Terpenning, Yoshi Ueno, Lisa Monroe. First Row: Jacque Eaves, Marsha Medcoff. Second Row: Sharlene Reid, Marlene Janowiak, Lisa Monroe, Debbie Pattullo. Third Row: Jeff Sanford, Lowell Noble, Rhonda Reisner, Sue Gough, Miss Meloy. Journalism And Debate 123 YEARBOOK STAFF 124 Yearbook Staff Yoshi Ueno, Sally Wadsworth, Adrienne Segeren, Julie Galligan, Deanna Bujak, Jackie Eaves, Dana Kardos, Monica Kunze, Scott Huffman, Marsha Lenk, Mike Ryan. I I I I I---------------- DRAMA CLUB Drama Club 125 Off Stage: Lowell Noble, Rhonda Reisner, Chuck Mavis, Jodi Sanford. Steve Blaine. On Stage: Lisa Monroe, Diane Medcoff, Barb Hoenicke, Marsha Medcoff, Tim Mater, Miss Pat Meloy, Mark Hartsell, Ramona Barrett. Terry Wojcik, Mary Terpenning, Jacque Eaves. fi€BI©l FFJi First Row: Mr. Tanton, Darlene Doerr, Dorothy Lapp, Dana Kardos, Francis Neuinayer, Jim Wagester, Doug Deike, Mark Hartsell. Brian Warczinsky. Mike Dusette. Second Row: Rodney Stolicker, Bob Tanton, Ray Sanford, Doug Kirkpatrick, Joe Roberts, Charles Spaetzel, John Pagel, Jim Bartley, Tim Mater. Third Row: Tim Leibinger, Mike Smigill, Jeff Stringer, Tom Wadsworth, George Bowling, Doug Ross, Doug Hooper, Wayne Trainor. Fourth Row: Mike Stringer, Tom Leibinger, Chris Bungart, Jeff Terpenning, Cliff Peruski, Jeff Stoutenburg, Dale Vogel, Dan Roth, Steve Roth, Scott Kramer. Fifth Row: Herb Whitwam, Dean McConnachie, Roger Cleland, John Hardy, Craig Willing, Mike Lizak, Robert Schroeder, Tom Vogel. Sixth Row: Gerald Bungart, Brain Fahs. Randy Kincaid, Blaine Colesa. Dale Doerr, Ruben Saldana, Scott Peruski, Ed Burns, Mark Wojcik. Seventh Row: Bob Boice, Lance Jensen, Randy Ridley, Norman Lang, Ron Davidson, Rodney Franzel. 126 Senior FFA First Row: Jim Bartley, Eric Klaus. Andy Fagan, Ralph Lentner, Chris Stolicker, Steve McConnachie. David Dopoerala, Vaughn St. Peter. Second Row: Brad Henry, Jeff Beaver, George Tice. Dave Stolicker, Mike Schenck, Dennis Deike. Larry Messing. Mr. Tanton. Third Row: Brian Gibbs, Kevin Vanderlip. Billy Krueger, Steve Foster, Jeff Rich. Todd Stoutenburg, Mark Kramer, Dick Zdrojewski. Officers: Eric Klaus-Reporter; Andy Fagan—Treasurer; Steve McConnachie—Secretary; Ralph Lentner—Vice President; Chris Stolicker-President. Junior FFA 127 First Row: Adrienne Segeren, Carolyn Warner, Jim Terpenning, Caroline Medcoff, Chuck Mavis, Yoshi Ueno. Second Row: Donna Boyd, Deanna Bujak, Lori Setter, Bill Setter. Brian Geiger, Jeff San- ford, Mrs. Jeanne Eilers. National Honor Society First Row: Terri Stolicker, Pam Jones, Debbie Pattullo, Rhonda Reisner. Renee Allard, Donna Boyd. Second Row: Denise Shagena, Marlene Janowiak, Patty Dutchcr, Diana Wojtas, Deanna Bujak. Marian Merriman. Third Row: Darlene Doerr, Chuck VanSickle, Gail Vogel, Roxann Brabant. 128 N.H.S. and B.O.E.C. First Row: Steve Blaine, Pat O’Mara, George Bowling, Bonnie Cleary, Chris Smigill. Second Row: Marsha Medcoff, Donna Boyd, Chuck Mavis, Maria Saldana, Pat Os- wald. Third Row: Lori Setter, Karen Vogel, Jim Terpenning, Doug Hall, Jennifer Muir. First Row: Mrs. Jane Stodelle, Shane Welsh, Julie Noble, Shaun Pardy, Carol Ridley. Second Row: Eric Klaus, Connie Rich, Jim Nichol, Jacque Eaves, George Tice, Diane Simms, Lori Simms. Student Library Aides Student Council and Library Aides 129 High School Principal Renee Allard, Marsha Lenk, Terri Stolicker, Sally Wadsworth Guidance and Counceling Gail Vogel, Donna Boyd, Tcri Ab- bott, Kelly Freidland, Bonnie Wil- liamson 130 Office Aides Assistant Principal Debbie Hanaford, Robert Dore, Kriss Klaus, Howard Stolieker, Kevin Cowley, Jim Wagester, Mark Hart- sel, and Doug Deikc. Elementary Principal Mrs. Salowitz, Shirley Twiss, Teri Abbott, Suzanne Pijanowski. Office Aides 131 134 Cheerleaders VARSITY: Sue Stoldorf, Deb Kirkpatrick, Karen Vogel, Carolyn Warner, Donna Boyd, Terri Stolicker. Jayne O’Mara, Suzanne Pijanowski. NINTH GRADE: First Row: Lena Mustard. Second Row: Natalie Peruski, Michelle Maxfield, Lori Roth. JUNIOR VARSITY: First Row: Bobbie Fisher, Teri Abbott, Pat O’Mara. Second Row: Dawn Rich, Bonnie Cleary, Kim Dershem. Tliird Row: Sue Gough, Lori Fletcher. Cheerleaders 135 EIGHT GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Liana Mucha, Michelle Baslock, Jill Bowerman, Andrea Muir, Bonnie Allingham. missing Kathleen Vogel SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Jean Shanks, Jennifer Muir, Mary Lou Williamson. Becky Bulgrein, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Kelly Slater. 136 Cheerleaders 1978-79 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL WE 3-3-2 Season THEY 0 Yale 0 6 Harbor Beach 6 20 Reese 14 6 U.S.A. 19 7 Mayville 6 35 St. Mary’s 8 6 North Branch 12 14 Ubly 16 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: First Row: Dave Abbott, Elias Benavidez, Rich Davis, Steve Zdrojewski, Gary Pijanowski, Ray Sanford, Kevin Trowhill, Chris Stolicker, Shane Welsh. Second Row: Coach Karl Buhl, Mike Stringer, Tom Leibinger, Rick Schroeder, Rod Lizak, Bob Burns, Steve Foster, Jeff Tanton, Terry Neuntayer, Coach Warren Warczinsky. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL: First Row: Kevin Pattullo, Scott Huett, Bradley Stone, Brian Colesa, Fred Martinez, Tint Kritzman, David St. Peter, Steve Baslock, Kevin Stringer, Jim Dore, Steve Daghucr, Jeff Walkup. Second Row: Bill Hammond, Coach Andy Ylisto, Pat Oswald, Duane Paehlig, Steve Ladd, Joe Bujak, Kyle Bowling, Jeff Lakatos, Joe Dershem, Drew VanNorman, Jason Fritch, Doug Hall, Dale Sanford, Craig Merriman, Jerry Allard, Kyle Wagester, Tom Stolicker, Jim Jones, Dan Brabant, Eric Bowerntan, Steve Popilek, Doug Pattullo, Coach Dale Ladd, Bob Bartholemew. Football 137 Varsity Football First Row: Dave Rich, Steve Hooper, Jerry Ledezma, John Gonzales, Mike Boice, Bill Setter, Fred Lentner, Doug Ross, Bob Boice, Glenn Schumacher. Second Row: Manager Yoshi Ueno, Chris Smigill, Jeff Terpenning, Mike Smigill, Lowell Noble, Tom Kritzman, Howard Stolicker, Bill Drum, Jim O’Mara, Ray Ledezma, Coach Bob Staskiewicz. Third Row: Manager Brian Redman, Assistant Coach Carl Buhl, Tim Leibinger, Pat Goheen. Jim Zdrojewski, Bob Foster, Scott McVittie. Mike Lizak, Assistant Coach Tom Wolfe, Manager Kevin Cowley. 138 Football 1978-79 Varsity Football 6-3 Season WE THEY 25 Carsonvillc 6 12 Harbor Beach 26 14 Reese 6 35 U.S.A. 0 14 Mayville 0 27 St. Mary’s 7 15 North Branch 25 47 Ubly 8 22 Millington 26 1. The Eagles huddle up to plan out their next move. 2. Our guys show the spirit of being No. 1!! They worked hard for it and are very proud of their success. 3. Seniors: Dave Rich, Mike Boice, Tom Kritzman, Steve Hooper, Jim Zdrojewski, Scott McVittie, Howard Stolicker. 4. Tim Leibinger shows us how the Eagles put it all together and came out on top!!!!!! Football 139 Girl's Varsity Basketball First Row: Managers Julie Bartley and Jody Cass. Second Row: Diana Flores, Jayne O’Mara, Karen Vogel, Lori Setter. Marian Merriman, Norton Schramm, Deb Kirkpatrick, Jane Asher, Carolyn Warner, Renee Allard. 1978-79 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL a 8-12 season iHEY Kingston 25 Sandusky 33 Millington 36 Brown City 30 Marlette 55 Reese 48 North Branch 50 U.S.A. 55 Brown City 26 Ubly 27 Sag. St. Marys 58 Harbor Beach 57 Cros-Lex 14 Imlay City 38 U.S.A. 48 Ubly 38 C-PS 30 Sag. St. Marys 69 Harbor Beach 52 Mayville 38 District Marlette 53 1978-79 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL a 17-3 season Kingston THEY 6 Sandusky 24 Millington 17 Brown City 21 Marlette 20 Reese 21 North Branch 8 U.S.A. 35 Brown City 35 Ubly 8 Sag. St. Marys 12 Harbor Beach 23 Cros-Lex 19 Imlay City 17 U.S.A. 57 Ubly 18 C-PS 18 Sag. St. Marys 22 Harbor Beach 19 Mayville 12 Basketball 141 Girls Girl's Junior Varsity First Row: Teri Abbott, Pat O’Mara, Cheryl Lamont, Linda Oswald, Lisa Gibbs, Jen- nifer Holland, Becky Wheeler. Second Row: Diane Simms, Melanie Smigill, Laurie Barker. Marianne Woods, Christie Innes, Tammy Barker, Manager Barb Hoenicke. Varsity Basketball First Row: Howard Stolicker, Scott McVittie, Steve Roth, Mike Boice, Dave Rich, Brad Geiger, Dick Walker. Second Row: Ray Ledezma, Jerry Ledezma, Brian Geiger, Fred Lentner, Dan Roth, Bill Setter, John Gonzales, Jim O’Mara, Tom Kritzman. J.V. cheers on the Varsity team as they enter onto the court for warm-up. Watch out where you’re going Tom! 142 Basketball 1. Bill Setter looks on as teamr—- Scott McVittie puts in for two! 2. USA tries to block, but we succeed and put in another two. 3. Mike Boice assists Scott McVittie, who goes in for a shot. 1978-79 VARSITY BASKETBALL a 8-12 season WE THEY 49 Sandusky 37 64 Millington 75 48 C-PS 53 61 Reese 59 65 U.S.A. 74 62 Marlette 61 64 Yale 49 51 Ubly 72 44 Sag. St. Marys 80 41 Harbor Beach 61 41 linlay City 55 59 U.S.A. 50 63 Sandusky 55 30 Ubly 27 50 Yale 77 60 Sag. St. Marys 87 50 Harbor Beach 57 42 C-PS 62 51 May ville 56 57 North Branch 45 District 50 Mayville 57 Basketball 143 1978-79 J.V. BASKEioALL a 5-15 Season JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Charles Medcoff, Brian Redman, Herb Whit- wam, Doug Williamson, Tom Hall, Neil Crothers, John Pagel, Doug Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Coach Norton Schramm, Jim Fritch, Bob Boice, Raymond Russell, Paul Smith, Charles Spaetzel, Tom Apsey, Mike Lizak, Bill Drum. WE 2 Sandusky THE 0 20 Millington 56 44 C-PS 43 46 Reese 52 47 U.S.A. 67 42 Marlette 60 46 Yale 31 29 Ubly 40 36 Sag. St. Marys 68 52 Harbor Beach 70 44 Imlay City 43 47 U.S.A. 72 41 Sandusky 37 34 Ubly 47 35 Yale 54 42 Sag. St. Marys 53 58 Harbor Beach 65 48 C-PS 52 36 Mayville 54 35 North Branch 51 1978-79 8TH BASKETBALL a 8-3 season WE THEY 44 Ubly 29 28 North Huron 50 26 C-PS 19 41 Harbor Beach 15 36 Caseville 33 28 North Huron 32 36 Port Hope 24 51 Peck 29 44 Harbor Beach 25 49 North Huron 59 43 C-PS 20 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First Row: Jim Jones, Todd Stolicker, Tim Decker, Dick Russell. Second Row: Mike Oswald, Kyle Bowling, Coach Warren Warzcinsky, Rod Kerbyson, Jerry Allard. 144 Basketball { 1978-79 7TH BASKETBALL a 8-0 season WE THEY 39 Ubly 18 31 North Huron 25 35 C-PS 18 33 Harbor Beach 29 35 Peck 17 28 Harbor Beach 20 22 North Huron 31 33 C-PS 29 First Row: Todd Mucha, Shaun Pardy, Jeff Lakatos, Brad Stone, Brian Colesa. Second Row: Drew VanNorinan, Tom Stolicker, Pat Oswald, Coach Marquardt, Steve Ladd, Doug Hall, Duane Paehlig. 1978-79 FRESHMEN WE BASKETBALL a 7-4 season THEY 50 Sandusky 36 32 U.S.A. 47 36 Ubly 27 29 Marlette 33 30 Kingston 36 I 47 Ubly 32 1 35 Akron-Fairgrove 34 41 Marlette 35 46 U.S.A. 59 50 Harbor Beach 46 38 Kingston 27 First Row: Frank Ledezma, Mark Kramer, Steve McConnachie, Dan Shagena, Brian Gibbs, Richard Ledezma. Second Row: Dan Whit warn, Jeff Beaver, Kevin Trowhill, Chris Stolicker, Kevin Vanderlip, Todd Stoutenburg. Third Row: Jeff Tanton, Steve Foster, Ralph Lenter, Dave Stolicker, Coach Tom Wolfe. Basketball 145 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: First Row: Diane Smith, Deb Hanaford, Diane Flores, Sally Wadsworth, Suzanne Pijanowski, Marsha Lenk. Second Row: Linda Tanton, Carolyn Warner, Jane Asher, Lori Setter, Coach Chris Montney, Julie Bartley, Tracy Miller. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL: First Row: Manager Laurie Yearke, Peggy Wadsworth, Janeen Pardy, Sue Stolldorf, Lisa Gibbs. Second Row: Laurie Fletcher, Diane Palmer, Coach Marianne Woods, Gail Vogel, Jody Cass, Dawn Rich. 146 Volleyball TRACK: First Row: Christie Innes, Dawn Rich, Laurie Fletcher, Sharon Kunze, Pat O’Mara, Bobbie Fisher, Cindy Mathie, Carmin Coggins. Second Row: Connie Rich, Carolyn Warner, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Bonnie Williamson, Jayne O’Mara, Jody Sanford. Third Row: Lori Setter, Linda Tanton. SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL: First Row: Duane Geiger, Larry Sherman, Scott Pagel, Robert Jones, Jamie Stolicker, David Baslock, Michael Mathie. Second Row: David Kubik, John Bohlender, Chris Tanton, Doug Shagena, Jeff Ladd. Kevin Seiler, Thomas Goheen. Third Row: Brian Redman and Coach David Blackburn. Girl’s Track Basketball 147 SOFTBALL: First Row: Renee Allard. Sue Stoldorf. Kelly Freidland, Connie Leibinger, Diane Lenk, Michelle Maxfield. Second Row: Terri Abbott. Diana Flores, Tammy Barker, Laurie Fletcher, Deb Hana- ford, Linda Tanton. Danielle Allard. 148 Girl's Softball VARSITY BASEBALL: First Row: Yoshi Ueno, Tom Lessnau, Dwight Vanderlip, Cliff Peruski, Bill Setter, Jini O’Mara, Bill Drum. Second Row: Mike Lizak, George Bowling, Fred Lentner, Tim Leibinger, John Gonzales, Brad Geiger, Coach Warren Warczinsky. r JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL: First Row: Herb Whitwam, Dan Whitwam, Jeff Beaver, Frank Noble, Todd Stoutenburg, Jim Wagester, Mark Schmitt, Dan Kenny, Kevin Vanderlip, James Nichol. Second Row: Richard Dabis. Brian Redman, John Pagel, Tom Apsey, Jim Fritch, Bill Burns, Paul Smith, David Abbott, Ralph Lentner, Frank Ledezma. Joe Roberts. Richard Ledezma. Jeff Tanton. Dan Shagena, Tom Leibinger. Tom Hall, Chris Stolicker, Doug Williamson, Not Pictured: Coach Dick Walker Baseball 149 VARSITY TRACK: First Row: Jim O’Mara, George Bowling, Scott MeVittie, Doug Ross, Bill Drum, Lowell Noble, Bob Boice. Second Row: Coach Dale Ladd, Mike Lizak, Jerry Ledezma, Ed Decker, Doug Kirkpatrick, Gary Pijanowski, Don Doerr, Ruban Saldana. Third Row: Bill Wolf, Rodney Lizak, Bill Setter, Max Nagey, Steve Foster, Ralph Lentner, Bill Phelps, Ray Ledezma. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK: First Row: TinvDecker, Steve Daghuer, Jason Fritch, Jimmy JonelTSecond Row: Todd Stolicke?tKen Mathie, Jerry AllardTKyle BowlingDoug Hall. 150 Track JUNIOR HIGH TRACK: First Row: Theresa Burns, Rose Wagester, Tammi Handley. Maria Saldana, Becky Bulgrien, Mickey Baslock. Second Row: Robin Williamson, Wendy Stringer. Kim Drum, Charlene Peruski, Renee Ryan, Sally Walling, Mary Peruski. 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Charlotte: 63 Huett, Cheryl: 63 Huett, Scott Earl: 63,137 Hunt, Linda: 63,114 Hunter, Cheryl: 63 Jacques. Angela: 63 Judkins. Lisa: 63 Kenny, Penny: 63,65,114 Kirkpatrick, Kathy: 64,136 Koehler, Ron: 64,114 Kritzman, Tim. 64,137,119 Krueger, Merrill: 64 Ladd, Steve: 64,137,145 Lakatos, Jeff: 64,137,145 Lapeer, David: 64 Ledezma, Robert: 64 Lessnau, Mary: 64,63,65.119 Lindke, Shannon: 64.65 McConnachie, Brenda: 64 Martinez, Fred: 64,137,114 Martinez, Rose: 64 Mata, Candy: 64 Mata, Ruben: 64 Mcrriman, Craig: 64.137 Mcrriman. Joni: 64,114 Monzo, Mitzi: 64 Mucha, Todd: 64,145 Muma, Jerry: 64 Muir, Jennifer: 64,136.129,119. 114 O’Mara, Peter : 64 Oswald. Pat: 64,137,129,145,115 Paehlig, Duane: 64,137,145 Pagel, Wayne: 64 ‘ Palmer, Deb: 64 Pardy, Shaun: 65,129.145 Parrott, Julie: 65 Pattullo, Doug: 65,137 Popilck, Steve: 65,137 Rumble, Irene: 65 Ryan, Renee: 65,151,115 Saldana, Rachel: 65 Sanford, Alice: 65,114 Schulz, Tiana: 65 Shanks, Jean: 65,136 Sherman. Ryan: 65 Slater, Kellie: 65,136 Slater, Kim: 65,114 Sneer, Ivan: 65 Stolicker. Tom: 65,137,119,145 Stone, Brad: 65,137,145,115 Stringer, Kevin: 65,137 164 Index Tanton, Cheryl: 65 VanNorman, Drew: 65,63,137, 145 Varosi, Karen: 65,115 Wagester, Kyle: 65,137 Wagester, Rose: 65,151 Walker, Jolene: 65,114 Walk up, Jeff: 65,137 Warczinsky, Paul: 65 Williamson, Mary Lou: 65,136 Woodward. Janice: 65,114 8TH GRADE Allard, Jerry: 60.137,150,48 Allingham, Bonnie: 60,136 Bartley, Amy: 60 Baslock, Michelle: 60.136,151 Barrett, Clifford: 60 Bartholomew, Bob: 60,137 Bezemek, Tim: 60 Bowcrman, Jill: 60,136 Bowling, Kyle: 60,137,150 Brabant. Dan: 60,137 Brennan, Ted: 60,115 Burns. Theresa: 60,151 Campbell, Joe: 60 Clor, Liz: 60 Colesa, Shirley: 60.61,114 Cowley, Karen: 60 Daghuer, Steve: 60,137,150 Daugherty, Connie: 60 Decker, Tim: 60,150 Dershem, Joe: 60,137,1 15 Dore, Jim: 60,137 Drum. Kim: 60,151,114 Ellis, Mark: 60 Fingerle, Robert: 60 Foote, Shelly: 60,114 Fritch, Jason: 60,137,150 Geiger. Janet: 60.114 Genoff, Sammy: 60 Gonzales, Irene: 60,114 Govea, Cynthia: 60 Govea, Melisa: 60 Govea, Nora: 60 Green, Tina: 61 Grimes, Trudy: 61 Handley, Tammi: 61,151,114 Hardison, Paul: 61 Henry, David: 61 Hernandez, Rafael: 61 Hole. Vincent: 61 Huett, Ellen: 61,114 Hunter. Belinda: 61 Janowiak, Jeff: 61 Jones, Jim: 61,137,150 Jones, Maureen: 61,115 Kenny, Jerry: 61 Kerbyson. Rodney: 61 Kursinsky, Dan: 61,114 Lakatos, Cynthia: 61 Lamont, Debbie: 61 Lamont, Linda: 61,114 Lewis, Chuck: 61 McEachin, Christine: 61,114 McFarlane, Phillip: 61 McKinnon, Scott: 61 Mardlin, Eric: 61 Mathie, Ken: 61,150 Messing, Denise: 61 Messman, Phillip: 61,115 Mucha, Liana: 61,136 Muir, Andrea: 61,136,119 Ncumayer, Tim: 61 Nichol, Shawn: 61 Noble, Mike: 61 Northrup, Randy: 61 O’Neil, Robert: 62 Oswald,Mike: 62 Parrott, Kim: 62 Pattullo, Kevin: 62,137 Peruski, Charlene: 62,151 Peruski, Mary Lou: 62,151 Peruski. Shelly: 62,114 Regentin, Janet: 62,114 Reid. Larry: 62 Router, Leanne: 62,115 Roberts, John: 62 Roth, Greg: 62.114 Russell, Dick: 62 Saldana, Angie: 62 Saldana. Marie: 62.129,151,114 Sanford, Dale: 62,137,115 Sharbowski, Brenda: 62 Silk, Randy: 62 Simmons, Richard: 62 Smigill. Michelle: 62,61,115 St. Peter, David: 62,137 Stolicker. Todd: 62,150 Stringer, Wendy: 62,151 Tarzwell, Mike: 62 Thompson, Lucinda: 62,114 Twiss, Leigh: 62,115 VanDalcn, Patty: 62 Vogel. Kathleen: 62 Walling, Sally: 62,151 Williamson, Dawn: 62 Williamson, Robin: 62,151 Wroubel, Elaine: 62 9TII GRADE Abbott. David: 57,137,149 Abend. Laurra: 57 Alexander, Lisa: 57 Anglebrandt, Darlene: 57 Barker, Laurie: 57.141,48,112 Beadle, Vera: 57 Beauchamp, Carol: 57 Beaver. Jeff: 57,127,145,149 Belger, John: 57 Beanvidez, Elias: 57 Bittner, Robert: 57 Brinker, Mona: 57 Burns, Robert: 57 Cowan, Maureen: 57 Dailey, Jackie: 57,59 Dcike, Dennis: 57,127 DeLeon. Norma: 57 Doerr, Don: 57,150,113 Doerr, Paul: 57 Fagan, Andy: 57,58,127 1 ivecoat. Fawn: 57 Foster, Steve: 57,137.127,145, 150 Gibbs, Brian: 57,127.145 Griffin, Denise: 57 Harper, Kathy: 57 Henry, Brad: 57,127 Hernandez, Ylonda: 57 Holland. Jennifer: 141 Hooper. Tim: 57 Innes, Christie: 57,59,141,11 1, 118,147 Kappel, Kim: 57 Kenny: Dan: 57,149 Kenny, Donna: 57 Klaus, Eric: 57,127,129 Koehler, Richard: 57 Kramer. Mark: 57.127,145.113 Krueger, Bill: 57,127 Kunze, Sharon: 58,147 Ledezma, Frank: 58,145 Ledezma, Richard: 58,145.149 Leibinger, Connie: 58.148 Lenk, Diane: 58,148 Lentner, Ralph: 58.127,145,150, 149.113 Lewis, Steve: 58 Long, Bill: 58 McConnachie. Steve: 58.127,145 McKinnon, James: 58 Martinez. Patty: 58 Maxfield, Michelle: 58,135.148 Medcoff, Charles: 58,113 Mcrriman. Roxanne: 58,112 Messing, Larry: 58,127 Moeller, Donna: 58,112 Muma. Tammy: 58 Murdock, Karen: 58 Lena, Mustard: 58 Nagey, Max: 58,150,112 Neumaycr, Terry: 58,137,113 Noble, Frank: 58,149 Nolan, Kathy: 58 O’Mara. Paul: 58 Palmer. Diane: 58,146 Pardy, Janene: 58,146 Patterson, Brian: 58 Peruski, Natalie, 58 Peters. Sherry: 58.112 Reinelt, Lynn: 59 Rich. Jeff: 59,127 Roe, Barry: 59,113 Roth. Chris: 59,112 Roth, Lori: 59 Schenck, Michael: 59.127 Schmitt, Mark: 59.48,149 Schroeder, Rick: 59,137,112 Shagcna, Dan: 59,145,149 Sherman, James: 59 Simms, Diane: 59,141,129 Smigill, Melanie: 59.141 Stolicker, Chris: 59,137,127,145, 149 Stolicker, Dave: 59,127.145 Stoutenburg, Todd: 59,127,145, 149 Tanton, Jeff: 59,137,145,149 Tice, George: 59,127,129 Trowhill, Kevin: 59,137,145 VanDalcn, Beth: 59 VanSickle, Sally: 59 Villafranca, Maria: 59 Vogel, Kevin: 59 Wadsworth. Peggy: 59,58,48,120, 146.113 Welsh, Shane: 59.137,129 Welsh, Shirley: 59,58 Wheeler, Becky: 59,141 Whitwam, Dan: 59,145,149 Yearkey, Laurie: 59,146 Zdrojewski, Richard: 59,127 10TH GRADE Abbott, Terri: 54,56.141,130, 131,135,148 Allard, Danielle: 54,48,166,148 Alvarado, Randy: 54 Amey, Rhonda: 54 Anglebrandt, Gerald: 54 Apsey, Tom: 54,149,113 Barker, Tammy: 54,141,110,118, 148.113 Barrett, Romona: 54,55,125,123 Bartley, Jim: 54.126,127,123 Baslock, Janeen: 54 Beadle, Toni: 54 Blaine, Steve: 54,129,52,125, 122.110.118.31.113 Brown, Tim: 54 Burns, Bill: 54,149,113 Cass. Jody: 54,140,146 Cleland, Roger: 54,126,113 Crothers, Neal: 54 Davis, Richard: 54,137,149 Dennis, Kim: 54 Dershem, Kim: 54,110,118,135, 112 Doerr, Cecilia: 54 Doerr, Darlene: 54,126,128.166, 113 Dopcriala, David: 54,127,118 Dutcher, Patty: 54,128,118 Dutcher, Paul: 54,120 Egeert, Diane: 54 Fisher, Bobbie: 54,56,135,147 Fletcher, Laurie: 54,135,146,147, 148 Frir-.ILna, Kelly: 54,130.112,148 intch, Jim: 54,149 Git I., lUr 54,141,52.110,118. 146 Gough, Sue: 54.123,135,113 Hall. Tom: 54,149 Hi- ji, Jill: 55,112 uoenicke, Barb: 55,141.125,148 Ingles, Denise: 55 Janowiak, Marlene: 55,128,123 Kardos, Dana: 55,126,124,120 Kenny, Denise: 55 Kirkpatrick. Doug: 55.126.48,150 Ko .lowski, Mary: 55,110,118 Kunzc, Connie: 55 Kunze, Monica: 55,124,118 Lamont. Cheryl: 55,141.112 Leibingcr. Tom: 55,137,126,149 Lenk, Jeff: 55 Lizak, Rodney: 55,137,150,112 McConnachie, Dean: 55,126 Mater, Tim: 55,126,125,118,166, 113 Mathie, Cindy: 55,56.118,147 Medcoff, Marsha: 55,56,129.125. 123.112 Messman, Carol: 55 Monroe, Lisa: 55.52,125,123,110, 167 Muma, Dan: 55 Neumayer, Francis: 55,126 Nichol. James: 55,129,149 Noble, Jeff: 55 O’Mara, Pat: 55.141.129,48,135, 147 Oswald, Linda: 55,141,112 Pagel, John: 55,126,149 Parrott, Greg: 55 Pattullo. Debbie: 55,128,123 Peters, John: 55 Pijanowski, Gary: 55,137,150 Redman, Brian: 55.138,122,147, 149 Reid, Sharlene: 55,123 Reisner, Rhonda: 56,128,125,123, 112 Renaudin, Roxanne: 56 Reuter. David: 56,113 Rich, Dawn: 56,48,135,146.147, 113 Rich, Steve: 56 Ridley, Carol: 56,129,123 Roberts, Joe: 56,126,149 Russell, Ray: 56 Ryan, Mike: 56,52,124,110 Saldana, Jr.: 56,150 Sanford, Ray: 56,137.126,113 Shanks, Shari: 56,112 Sherman, Judy: 56,123 Smith, Paul: 56.149 Spaetzel. Charles: 56,126 St. Peter, Vaughn: 56,127 Stringer, Mike: 56.137,126 Terpenning, Mary: 56,55,125,123, 112 Trainor, Wayne: 56,126 VanSickle, Chuck: 56,128 Vogel, Peggy: 56,123 Wagestcr, James: 56,126.131,149 Walling, Don: 56 Weyeneth, Mike: 56 Whitwam, Herb: 56,126,149 Williamson, Doug: 56,149 Wojtas, Diane: 56,128,112 Wolf, Lynn: 56 Wolf. Bill: 56,110,150 Zdrojewski, Steve: 56,79,137,167 11TH GRADE Allard, Renee: 50,51,140,130,128. 122.167.148 - Amey, Diana: 50 Armstead. Sue: 50 Baslock, Joe: 50 Baslock. Kim: 50 Bauman, Mary: 50 Belger. Bonnie: 50 Bittner, Dawn: 50 Blaine. Mark: 50 Boice, Bob: 50,126,138,122,150, 113 Bowling, George: 50,51,126,129. 122.150.149 Boyd, Donna: 50,130,128,129, 122.134,135 Brabant, Roxann: 50,128.118 Bungart, Chris: 50,126 Burns, Rita Sue: 50.166,112 Campbell, Dorothy: 50 Cibulskis, Rita: 50 Geary, Bonnie: 48,50,129,123, 135,167 Colesa. Blaine: 50,126 Covvlev. Kevin: 50,138,131 Crothers, Tracey: 50 Decker. Ed: 50,53,150 Deike, Doug: 50,126,131 Doerr. Dale: 50,126 Drum, Bill: 51,138,139,143,140, 149 Dunsette, Mike: 51,126 Eaves, Jackie: 51,129,118,120, 124.125,123 Fahs, Craig: 51 Flores, Diana: 51,140,146.148 Fockler, Charlotte, 51 Foster, Robert: 51,138,122 Franzel, Greg: 51 Goheen. Patrick: 51,138 Gonzales. John: 51.138,142,122, 167.148 Hardy, John: 51,126 Hartsell, Mark: 51,126,131.125, 123 Hayes, Karla: 51 Hooper. Doug: 51,126 Howard, Diane: 51 Jones, Pam: 51,128,122,110, 118.31.112 Kenny, Cindy: 51,123 Kenny, Diane: 51 Kincaid. Sharon: 51 Klaus, Kriss: 51,131,53 Kloc, Jeanette: 51 Kritzman, Sue: 51.112 Kunze, Jody: 51 Kursinsky, Richard: 51,123,113 Lang, Joanne: 51 Lapp, Dorothy: 118,51,126,52 Ledezma, Jerry: 51,138,142,150 Frigate, John: 51 Ledezma, Ray: 52,138,142,150 Leibingcr, Tim: 52,126,138,139, 122.149 Lentner, Fred: 52,138,142,149 Lizak. Mike: 52.126,138,139,53, 122,150,149,113 Mason, Chuck: 52 Mavis, Chuck: 52.128,129,125, 122,110 Cheryl Maxfield: 52 Medcoff, Diane: 52.125,120,112 Merriman, Marian: 52,140,128,122, 111.112 Moeller, Nina: 52,122,113 Morrison. Steve: 52 Neumayer, Pam: 52,110.111,118, 113 Lamont, Laurie: 52 Noble, Julie: 52.129 Noble, Lowell: 52,125,138.123, 110,118.120,150.31.1 13 O’Mara, Jim: 52.138,142.122. 150,149 O’Mara, Jayne: 52,140,64,122. 134.135.147,166,34 O’Mara, John: 52 Peruski. Cliff: 52,126,149 Peruski, Dorene: 52 Phelps. Bill: 52,122.150 Pozsgay, Rick: 52 Rice. Michelle: 52 Rich. Connie: 52,129,147 Roskey, Dan: 52 Ross. Doug: 52,126,138,122. 150 Saldana, Ruben: 52,126 Sanford, Jodi: 53,125,147,113 Schcnck. Denise: 53 Schmitt, Robert: 53 Schulz, Werner: 53 Schumacher. Glenn: 53.138.48 Setter, Bill: 53,138,128,142,143, 122,149.150 Shaeena, Denise: 53.128,122 Smigill, Chris: 53,138,139,122. 129 Smigill, Mike: 53,126,138 Smith. Diane: 53,146 Stolickcr, Rodney: 53,126 Stoutenburg, Jeff: 53,126 Stolicker, Terri: 53,130,128,122, 134,135 Stringer, Jeff: 53,126 Tanton, Robert: 53,126,166 Terpenning, Jeff: 53,126,138,122 Twiss, Shirley: 53,112.131 Vanderlip, Dwight: 53,149 VanSickle, Don: 53 Vogel, Dale: 53,126,166 Vogel. Gail: 53,130,128,146 Wadsworth, Tom: 53,126 Warczinsky, Brian: 53,126 Williamson, Bonnie: 53,130,122, 147,167 Willing, Craig: 53,126 Wojcik, Terry: 53,125,112 Wojtas, Richard: 53 12TH GRADE: Amey, Laurra: 122,43.22,23,30 Anglcbrandt, Charlene: 30 Anglcbrandt, Kim: 47,30 Asher, Jane: 140,122,24,44,146, 30.112 Barr, Joanne: 43,30 Bartley, Julie: 140,47,146,30 Baumeister. Steve: 42,139,113,31 Boice, Mike: 138.139,142.143, 122.19.31.112 Bright, Sherrie: 43,31 Bujak, Deanna: 112.120,128,124. 43,19,28,31 Bungart. Gerald: 126,42,43,31 Burns, Ed: 126,47,31 Campbell, Rosette: 31 Davidson, Ron: 31,41,42,126 Dennis, Troy: 31 Dopicrala, Sue: 22,110,118,32 Dore, Robert: 131,32 Fahs, Brian: 126,32 Foster, Vicky: 32,112 Franzel, Rodney: 126,47,120,32 Galligan, Julie: 124,43,25.47,120, 30,32 Geiger, Brad: 142,40,19,33,35, 36,112,149 Geiger. Brian: 128,113,122.142, 19,45,35,33 Gollcr, Bonnie: 28,48,32 Hanaford, Deb: 122,131.146,148, 32 Hill, Carol: 32,33 Hooper, Steve: 138,1 39, 122,33 Huffman, Scott: 124,47,3? Ingles. Robert: 28.33 Jensen, Lance: 126,120.33 Kincaid, Randy: 126.34 l'i’Vnamck, Debbie: 4?.!40 40, ' 34,147,167 Krauw 5-At: 17 it :7,90,?4 Kritzman, Lu': . Kritzman, Tom: 138,139,142,43, 47.34 Krumenakcr. Paula. 24,44,34,112 Lamont. Mike: 41.42,43.19.34.113 Lang, Norman: 34.46,126 Lenk, Marsha: 124,130.122,43,38, 110.146,166,167,35.30.112 Lessnau. Robert: 35,47 Lessnau. Tom: 122,35,149 Lietka, Garnet: 35 McVittie, Scott: 138,139.142, 143.150.35.113 Maxfield, Eric: 35,42,43 Medcoff, Caroline: 21,46,35,112, 128 Miller. Tracy: 25,52,110.146 Musu, Brenda: 28.48,36,47 O’Mara. Maureen: 36,47 Peruski, Scott: 36,126 Pijanowski. Suzanne: 22,45,110, 122,52.131,134,135 Pohl, Jill: 28,52,110.36 Ramirez, Brent: 36,46 Reinelt, Nancy: 37,52 Rich. Dave: 138,139,19,142,28. 37 Ridley, Randy: 37,126 Roth. Dan: 126,142,122,25,28, 37 Roth, Steve: 126,142,122,43,19, 35,37 Sanford, Jeff: 122.128,123.42. 21.19.45.47.37.33.113 Schmitt, Cheryl: 31,44 Schroedcr, Robert: 37,113 Schroeder, Robert: 126,166.37, 112 Schulz, Meta: 21,41,37,112 Segeren, Adrienne: 128,124,120, 37 Setter, Lori: 128,129,140,122,24. 110.146.147.38.113 Sims, Lori: 38.47,129 Singler, Wade: 40,43,28,38 Stolicker, Howard: 31.38,41,21, 142,131,139,138 Stolldorf, Sue: 122,24,25,134. 135,146.34,38,22,148 Tanton, Linda: 24,25,122.45,146, 147.38.1 12,148 Taylor. Robert: 24,38 Terpenning, Jim: 128,129,122, 41.19.45.38.113 Trover, Clayton: 38,46 Ueno, Yoshihiro: 128,138,48, 122,123.124,43,25,19.120,149 Vanderlip, Teresa: 52,47,110, 39 VanNorman. Don: 148,41,36,39 Vogel, Karen: 129.140,122,24. 28.134.135.34.39 Vogel, Tom: 126,42,40,19,47,39 Wadsworth. Sally: 112.130,124, 122,43,28,110, 120,146,166 Warner, Carolyn: 1 22,140,128. 42,24,22.20,21,135,110,134,146, 147.34.39.31.113 Williamson, Tom: 39,42,43 Wojcik, Mark: 39,120,126 Wojcik, Ray: 39,48 Zdrojewski, Jim: 138,139,122, 120.39 Index 165 As each accomplishment brings on new and greater challenges, so the seniors of , bed a long sought goal and begin a new dawning. Even though the past year has had its ups and downs, it brought a change to each student. Some good, and others not so good, but there was a definite change. Each one of us will go through changes all through our life whether we like it or not. It happens and there’s nothing we can do about it. In spite of the changes we must look to the future and move on to better times. At this time 1 would like to thank all of you who helped make it possible for us to construct and re-create a book that is as much like the 1978-1979 school year as we could possibly make it. To those members of the staff who dedicated themselves to the long and hard hours of constructing this book, I thank you. And to Mr. Pearson, our advisor, a special thanks for all of his time and effort that made this book possible. I would also like to acknowledge Mr. Steve Carlson of Inter-Collegiate Press for the time that he saved us by his help and knowledge of creating a yearbook. I hope that with each and every one of you who look at this book, you find the memories of the ’78-’79 school year as you remember them. We have tried to re-create this year as much as possible in the pages of this book and we hope that you enjoy it as much as we do. If there are any errors, we are sorry, but with the long hours we put into it, there might have been a few that we missed. Once again thanks to everyone for making it possible for us to produce another Eagle Star. Deanna M. Bujak 1979 Eagle Star Editor Mr. Dan Pearson . Deanna Bujak. . . Marsha Lenk. . . . Laurra Amey . . . Adrienne Segeren Mike Ryan....... Dana Kardos. . . . ........Advisor .........Editor Sally Wadsworth . . Julie Galligan . . . .Yoshi Ueno . .Scott Huffman . . .Jacque Eaves