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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

1980-81 DECKERVILLE EAGLE STAR DECKERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2633 BLACK RIVER STREET DECKERVILLE, MICHIGAN 48427 PHONE (313) 376-3875 STUDENT ENROLLMENT 1,061 BOARD PRESIDENT—STUART TANTON BORN DECEMBER 30, 1935—DIED SEPTEMBER 12, 1980 Stuart Tanton, right, is photographed with his friend Jim Merriman at the first football game of the 1980 season in Sandusky. It is difficult to pay tribute to the memory of Stu Tanton without saying things which Stu would not have mentioned if you had known him for years. He was not a man who dwelled on his accomplish- ments, although there were many. He was not the kind of man who needed the security of prior successes to open doors for him in his daily activities. He was instead, a man who through his determi- nation and constant involvement in everything that went on around him made things happen. Stu was a native of Deckerville and attended the Deckerville Community Schools. He participated and lettered in track, baseball, basketball, and football in each of his four years at Deckerville. His major accom- plishments in the area of sports were selections to the All-Conference team in the Northern Thumb C Conference in basketball and football and his selection to the All-State Football team as a tackle in 1954. Stu's accomplishments were not all in the area of sports. While a student at Deckerville, he was the President of the Deckerville Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, and also attended Wolverine Boys State in East Lansing in 1953 and was elected to serve as County Treasurer at that gathering. After graduating from Deckerville High School, Stu continued to be a leader in this community throughout the remainder of his life. He coached little league for several years and during that time trained many local youngsters in the basic skills of that sport. He coached fifth and sixth grade basket- ball, and men's softball as well. Stu was actively involved in church activities and was proud of the fact that he had taught Sunday School for many years. His church involvement also included duties as youth leader and volunteer work as a shut-in minister, carrying the word of Christ to those who were unable to attend regular church services on Sunday mornings. Stu's proudest accomplishment was his work in Haiti as a repre- sentative of Christian Service International. During several visits to Haiti, Stu and other members of that organization built churches and conveyed the word of Christ to the residents of that island. Stu was the Secretary of the Gideons International for some time, and served as a local delegate to the Michigan Milk Producers Association. He was also an active member of Farm Bureau. Stu had served eight full years on the Deckerville Board of Education and was in his ninth when he passed away. He had been the President of that body for the past two years. Stu Tanton will be missed by all of us, but because he was willing to give of himself while he was with us, he will never be forgotten. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 SENIORS 5 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS 18 JUNIORS 27 SOPHOMORES 36 FRESHMEN 45 8TH GRADE 55 7TH GRADE 61 CLASS OFFICERS 66 ELEMENTARY 69 ADVERTISING 96 SPORTS 120 CHEERLEADERS 134 SPIRIT WEEK 136 HOMECOMING 138 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS 142 F.F.A. 143 BAND 150 CHOIR 158 STUDENT AIDES 162 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 163 D-CLUB 164 ANNUAL STAFF 165 B.O.E.C. AND STUDENT COUNCIL 166 DEBATE 167 COOKS 168 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 169 BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS 181 SECRETARIES 182 SUPERINTENDENTS LETTER 184 SPRING SUPPLEMENT 185 HIGH SCHOOL PLAY 186 SPRING SPORTS 188 SENIOR GRADUATION, ETC. 195 SENIORS Teri Abbott Tom Apsey Romona Barrett Jim Bartley lilii Lisa Gibbs Barbara Hoenicke 11 12 Roxann Renaudin 14 Curly, Moe, and Larry. kidding? Danielle busy, who are you 'Smile pretty Rod 'AAAY!' Steve Zdrojewski 9 Let s Boogie! I'm cool. I'm cool. Gee, they allow this kind of stuff in magazines? 16 Boy, that yearbook class sure gets the breaks, huh? Well, maybe it seems to others as though Student Publications is all fun and games, but the above only occurs one day out of the year. The rest of the time, we have a big job, putting out a yearbook and a newspaper, doing layout, typing copy, and trying to keep people from covering their faces when we want to take a picture! But if you enjoy hard work, come and join us next year. 17 OUR FRIEND FROM NORWAY NADJA BRUSETH Nadja Bruseth is our exchange student from Norway. Nadja has one brother who is eight years older than her, and no sisters. Her father is an over-engineer and her mother is a music teacher. Nadja's fa- vorite pass time is traveling. She is already formulating plans to return to the United States in a few years and travel throughout most of the country enjoying the sights and the people with whom she comes in contact. She also enjoys photography, writes to pen pals all over the world, all kinds of sports and handicrafts of all types. Nadja describes Norway's system of education as being a little different from ours. In Norway, chil- dren start school when they are six or seven years old and they attend school for nine years. After com- pleting the nine required years of education they must either attend a career school or go to college. In order to attend the University, one must have college attendance in his background. Nadja is on the Deckerville Junior Varsity Volleyball team and eagerly participates in all of the team's contests. She is also an active member of V.I.C.A. Vocational, Industrial, Clubs of America. Nadja tells us that Norway and Michigan are similar in many respects. Specifically, she says that Nor- way and Michigan both have long, cold winters and hot summers. One stark contrast however, is that Norway has mountains which Michigan lacks. The peat moss pile outside of Sandusky apparently doesn't count. Because it is mind expanding to learn about the culture and life styles of other countries, we asked Nadja what the most popular food is in her country. Her response confirms are suspicions, people are people are people are people. The most popular food in her country is, you guessed it, pizza!! When Nadja returns to Norway she will go to college and attend until she graduates. After gradu- ation she would like to obtain a job as an airline stewardess for an international airline so that she will be able to continue to travel around the world meeting interesting people. If you would like to communicate with Nadja when she returns to her country, you can write or call her using the address or phone number listed below. Nadja Bruseth Fjordveien 65 A 1322 Hovik, Norway Phone- (02)-53 91 08 18 OUR FRIEND FROM GERMANY FRIEDERIKE BANSCHBACH Ricky crossing a busy street in downtown Berlin. In the distance an old church can be seen standing next to its modern addition. Frederike Banschbach is our exchange student from the Federal Republic of Germany. She has two younger brothers, and one younger sister in Germany. Ricky as she prefers to be called, has a father who is a safety engineer, and a mother who is a house- wife. She is close to her family, and misses them very much. Ricky enjoys playing her classical guitar more than anything else. However, she also enjoys sewing, swimming, playing volleyball, riding bicycles and learning to speak foreign languages. In Germany, Ricky is studying to enter a career in hotel manage- ment. She hopes that after completing this specialized training, she will find employment with an international hotel and travel around the world. Ricky describes the educational system in Germany as being considerably different than our system. In Germany, children attend pri- mary school from the age of six to ten. At that time they are tested, and a decision is made to determine whether they will continue in primary or elemennqy school, or advance to secondary school. At the completion of secondary school, a test is administered to establish a student's qualifications to attend the university. The school year in Germany starts in September, and continues on a six day a week basis throughout the school year. Not five but six!! Yes, students in Germany even attend school on Saturdays!! All students in Ger- many are required by law to attend school until they are 18 years of age, which is also different from our standard procedure in the United States. Ricky's main reason for coming to the U.S. was to improve her English language skills, and to study our lifestyle and culture. We will miss Ricky when she is gone, but you can contact her by writing or calling. Friederike Banschbach Heilbronnerstr. 1 A 7514 Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen 19 Another one of Mr. Mino's stories! War games or school work? I like Mino's legs too! Neal and Michelle seeing eye to eye. I can't remember when I've had such fun. Laurie deep in thought, Laurie Yearkey?! Mr. Shramm reflecting back fondly on his days as a benchwarmer. Boy, Chris, what did you do before the game? Another interested fan According to this we were supposed to win. Kathy Nolan, varsity cheerleader, dances to Whip It. 22 After—another satisfied customer. Lori, Mary, Li , and Bonnie display their Christmas spirit. 23 Would you believe, I gotta go potty?” So this is tractor field day! Man, are we having a ball.” Maybe if 1 make it smaller, Nezworski won't notice the mis- takes. Yes these are monkey bars, and I feel right at home. Now girls, lets not lose our heads, coach Wolfe exclaimed. I'm not sure, but 1 think I have the Saturday Night Fever, how about you?? i And they say Ernest Hemmingway started out like this? Yuk!! This is very interesting!! This would be a good time to pop the big question. Just when you think you won't have to see Carol Ridley anymore, you learn they are making a statue of her!! Oh Deckerville lets win this game and all the rest as well. JUNIORS WHAT ONCE SEEMED SO FAR AWAY IS NOW JUST AROUND THE CORNER! CLASS OF 82 David Abbott Laura Abend Lisa Alexander Darlene Anglebrandt Bill Badgley Laurie Barker Vera Beadle Jeffrey Beaver Keith Berger Mona Brinker Maureen Cowan Christine Curry 28 Dennis Deike Donald Doerr Paul Doerr Fawn Fivecoat Steve Foster Brian Gibbs Virginia Hammond Kathy Harper Bradley Henry Timothy Hooper Marc Inbody Christie Innes Joe Janicki Kimberly Kappel 29 Daniel Kenny Eric Klaus Mark Kramer Billy Krueger Sharon Kunze Frank Ledezma Richard Ledezma Connie Leibinger Ralph Lentner Steve McConnachie Donald McFarlane James McKinnon Michelle Maxfield Charles Medcoff Roxanne Merriman Larry Messing PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 30 Donna Moeller Karen Murdock Lena Mustard Max Nagey Terry Neumayer Frank Noble Kathryn Nolan Paul O'Mara Diane Palmer Janene Pardy Brian Paterson Natalie Peruski Sherry Peters 31 Lynn Reinelt Jeff Rich Maureen Rich Barry Roe Chris Roth Lori Roth Joe Samuelson Michael Schenck Mark Schmitt Richard Schroeder Daniel Shagena James Sherman Diane Sims Melanie Smigill Chris Stolicker 32 David Stolicker Todd Stoutenburg Jeffery Tanton George Tice Kevin Trowhill Beth Van Dalen Kevin Vanderlip Kevin Vogel Peggy Wadsworth Shane Welsh Shirley Welsh Daniel Whitwam Sue Wilcox Laurie Yearkey Richard Zdrojewski Steve Zdrojewski % 33 Finally A Waste Basket that goes Around Cor- ners! “I don't know what it is, it just started growing on my chin. I didn't do it! Gone!! This Food makes me so Happy. Yuck! 34 And you're asking me? See, I told you I could gross him out. What did you say cowboy? SOPHOMORES Jerry Allard Bonnie Allingham Amy Bartley Michelle Baslock Robert Bartholomew Rachel Bearss Timothy Bezemek Jill Bowerman Kyle Bowling Daniel Brabant Theodore Brennan Theresa Burns Lizbeth Clor Shirley Colesa Karen Cowley Steven Daghuer Timothy Decker Joseph Dershem James Dore 37 Kim Drum Mark Ellis Shelly Foote Jason Fritch Janet Geiger Irene Gonzales Cynthia Govea Melisa Govea Vincent Hole Ellen Huett Another Boring Day. 38 Jeffery Janowiak James Jones Maureen Jones Jerry Kenny Rodney Kerbyson Daniel Kursinsky Cynthia Lakatos Deborah Lamont Linda Lamont Steve Lewis Christine McEachin Phillip McFarlane Scott McKinnon Debbie Martin Patty Martinez Denise Messing 39 Phillip Messman Liana Mucha Andrea Muir Timothy Neumayer Shawn Nichol Michael Noble Randy Northrup Michael Oswald Kevin Pattullo Mary Lou Peruski Shelly Peruski Mike Powell Janet Regentin Larry Reid Leanne Reuter John Roberts 40 Greg Roth Dick Russell Angie Saldana Maria Saldana Dale Sanford Brenda Sharbowski Richard Simmons Michelle Smigill Todd Stolicker Wendy Stringer Michael Tarzwell Lucinda Thompson Leigh Twiss Patty VanDalen Kathleen Vogel Dawn Williamson Robin Williamson Douglas Willis Lori Zeien 41 “They told us we were going to the river and they told the truth! “I have alot of class but the purse says it all. Aren't 1 a cutie?? “In Mr. Mino's class sometimes you have to pretend it's funny. I think something funny is going on here! This food is the pits! FRESHMEN James Abend Cherie Allingham Cliff Barrett Steve Baslock Ronald Baumeister Sherry Berger Eric Bowerman Paul Brown Joseph Bujak Becky Bulgrien Eddie Cibulskis Jody Clor Brian Colesa Beverly Curry Kimberly Davis Howard Doan Leroy Dutcher Robert Fingerle Alan Gough Joe Govea 46 Annette Graff Douglas Hall Bill Hammond Gregory Harter Charlotte Hooper Cheryl Huett Earl Scott Huett Linda Hunt Cheryl Hunter Angela Jacques Penny Kenny Kathleen Kirkpatrick Ronald Koehler Timothy Kritzman Merrill Krueger Steven Ladd Jeffrey Lakatos Robert Ledezma Mary Lessnau Shannon Lindke 47 Ken Mathie Alfredo Martinez Rosalinda Martinez Brenda McConnachie Craig Merriman Joni Merriman Todd Mucha Jennifer Muir Peter O'Mara Patrick Oswald Duane Paehlig Wayne Pagel Deborah Palmer Shaun Pardy Kim Parrott Douglas Pattullo Charlene Peruski Steven Popilek Irene Rumble Renee Ryan 48 Rachel Saldana Alice Sanford Jean Shanks Ryan Sherman Daniel Sietz Kellie Slater Kimberly Slater Tom Stolicker Bradley Stone Kevin Stringer Cheryl Tanton Drew VanNorman Karen Varosi Kyle Wagester Rose Wagester Jolene Walker Jeff Walkup Sally Walling Paul Warczinsky Mary Lou Williamson 49 Janice Woodward Jerry Wrubel Cheryl Zeien “Reach for the top' 50 FRESHMEN PREPARE FOR HALL COMPETITION. ■■PI Mr. Broughton gets a pie in the face. 'Go Bombers' Go Rowdies' JUNIOR HIGH FACES IN THE JUNIOR HIGH Kathleen Allin Jacqueline Armstead David Baslock Sandra Beck Tina Bauman Leslie Bittner John Bohlender John Brown Bonnie Campbell Leo Clor Christine Condo Renee Davison Carrie Delmotte Eric Dopierala Jesse Estrada John Fingerle 55 Carey Fritch Sam Genoff Nancy Glover Thomas Goheen Paula Hardison Brent Henry Maria Hernandez Rhonda Hoffer Janet Hole Tammy Jo Innes Robert Jones Brian Klaus Todd Klaus David Kubik -r 1 a 56 4 Jeff Ladd Denise Lamont Candy Mata John Mata Michael Mathie Annette McEachin Leon Messing Lisa Mosure Jerry Muma Judy Muma Larry Murdock Ronald Nichols Daniel Noble Scott Pagel 57 Angela Pearson Collette Reuter Brenda Rich Kevin Seiler Douglas Shagena Larry Sherman Lisa Slater Shawn Slater Jamie Stolicker Chris Tanton Julie Varosi Pedro Villafranca NOT SHOWN 58 Lisa Warczinsky Lee Watta Tom Watta David Wedyke Violet Wentzel Vicki Williamson Robert Willis Jacqueline Wrubel 59 Michelle Pozsgay, Laurie Lapp, Lisa Ridley, and Kelly O'Mara boogie to the beat of “Max- well Norman. Everything's “A-OK in Junior High gym class, ac cording to Brent Henry, Larry Sherman, and Pedr Villafranca. 60 Robert Amey Kevin Anglebrandt Paula Arnold Douglas Beck Richard Bittner Steve Blossom Jacquelynn Bohlender William Brennan Asa Burns Brenda Curry Marcell Daghuer Frances “Jimmy Dennis Glenda Doan Ronald Dopierala Steve Drum Chuck Dumaw Lawrence Dutcher Kathy Ellis Virginia Falcon Jeffery Foote 61 Duane Geiger Neil Glover Scott Hartel James Hayes Roger Hooper David Howe Dennis Huett Erika Hunter Mathew Inbody Richard Jones Ann Jordan Bradley Klaus Randy Koehler Jerry Kohler Lisa Kruegar Richard Kunze Glen Lago Laurie Lapp Anne Lawler Irma Ledezma 62 Brenda Lee Kelly Lee Rachel Mata Ruben Mata Steven Mathie Julie McConnachie Jerry Merriman Debra Messing Dawn Monroe Martin Moore Sean Mullett Joy Muma Jeanette Nagey Douglas Neumayer Rodney Noble Kevin Nolan . • 63 Sean Nolan Brett O'Connor Erin O'Connor Kelly O'Mara Mary Lynn Oswald Marc Pardy Michelle Pattullo Jeffrey Pearson Jeffery Peruski John Phillips Mitchell Pieniak Jerome Pijanowski Brian Popilek Michelle Pozgay Barbara Reid Timothy Rich Lisa Ridley Kathy Shanks Delmer Simmons Roger Simmons 64 Tamalynn Sontag Tracy Strock Charles Stringer Jeffrey Tarzwell Dean Trainor David Twiss Michael VanNorman Stephen Varosi Raeann Wagester Jay Walkup Charles Walton John Warczinski Laura Warczinsky Karen Willis Eugene Wilson Lisa Wojcik .1� 65 CLASS OFFICERS KEEP 7th Grade, From left to right: Jeanette Nagey, Sec- retary; Erin O'Connor, President; Tammy Sontag, Vice-President; Doug Beck, Treasurer. 8th Grade, From left to right: Nancy Glover, Presi- dent; Annette McEachin, Vice-President; Vicki Williamson, Secretary; Rhonda Hoffer, Treasurer. 66 9th Grade, From left to right: Mary Lessnau, Trea- surer; Linda Hunt, Secretary; Jennifer Muir, Vice- President; Bob Ledezma, President. THE SYSTEM GOING Sophomores, From left to right: Liana Mucha, Secretary; Christine McEachin, President; Shelly Peruski, Vice-President; Micki Baslock, Treasur- er. Juniors, From top to bottom: Sharon Kunze, Treasurer; Lena Mustard, Sec- retary; Natalie Peruski, Vice-Presi- dent; Joe Janicki, President. Seniors, Top row: Teri Abbott, Secre- tary; Marsha Medcoff, Treasurer. Bot- tom row: Rhonda Reisner, Vice-Presi- dent; Barb Hoenicke, President. 67 Now all 1 need is my prince charming. Michelle's happy about something; but I'm not telling what! 68 ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADE Abbott, Traci Allin, Karen Anglebrandt, Carla Baslock, Matthew Bowerman, Joel w !■ Brinker, Barry Broughton, Kelly Burgess, Douglas Cameron, Jerry Clor, Janet Clor, Joseph Condo, Rebecca Cook, Charles Crothers, Lisa Dutcher, Douglas Falk, Christine Fink, Margaret Foster, Karl Franzel, Brian Fritch, Darcey 70 Fritch, Darin Goller, Jody Graff, Billy Grice, Harold Harter, Jefferey Haymes, Thomas Hendrick, Robert Hillborn, Jerry Hillaker, Diane Hooper, Michelle Ingles, Marcia Kenny, Rodney Kerbyson, Kelly Klaus, Tracey Kunze, Roland Lakatos, Rebecca Lawler, William Linke, Nowell Mason, Monica 71 Mata, Florinda McConnachie, Rodney McCully, Rebecca McVittie, Kenneth McVittie, Shellie Mest, Charles Moeller, Victoria Mosher, Teresa Nader, Cristi Orchard, Patricia O'Mara, Marty Pardy, Patrick Patterson, Timothy Peruski, Tracey Philpot, Dennis Pieniak, Brenda Reid, Bryon Ridley, David 72 Rumble, Lila Saldana, Richard Sheldrake, Andrew Singler, Jennifer Simmons, Max Slater, David Smith, Kelly Spaetzel, Lisa Stone, Karen Sweet, Deanna VanDalen, Debra VanDalen, Sally Varosi, Robert Varosi, Ruthann Vogel, Kelly Wagester, Trevor Warczinsky, Tammy Woodard, Karen Zdrojewski, Ronald 73 FIFTH GRADE Bezemek, Dawn Boldt, Leann Brennan, Michael Cass, Jeff Castillo, Juan Collins, Colleen Combs, Anthony Condo, Brenda Coryell, Francis Davis, Rick Dawson, Douglas Day, Tina Doerr, David Drum, Dan Dutcher, Stacey Falcon, Irene Fierke, Anthony Flanagan, Lisa Geek, Brent Geek, Kelly Abend, Kristine ABSENT . .. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 74 Gibbs, Daniel Glaxner, James Glaxner, Joseph Govea, Lonie Green, Kimberly Grifka, Jennifer Guibord, Joseph Hamill, Jill Hammerle, Penny Hammond, Harold Hendrick, Robin Hoffer, Michelle Hooper, Alan Howard, Lisa Howe, Jim Huett, Bradley Inbody, Eric Kincaid, Luann Koehler, Robert Kosal, Charles Kubik, Steven Lamont, Duane Lee, Dennis Lizak, Christine Lucas, Howard 75 McEachin, Brian Mosure, Craig Mosher, Troy Mullett, Melissa Nye, Lonnie O'Keefe, Mary O'Mara, Virginia Pelot, Pamala Peruski, Denise Pfaff, Richard Pieniak, Teresa Pijanowski, Julianne Pohl, Kimberly Popilek, Scott Pozsgay, Kevin Raines, Cynthia Redington, Tammy Rich, Douglas Rich, Kevin Rosario, Evelyn Rudduck, Christine Rudduck, Warren Rumble, Julie Saldana, Bias Schmidt, Edward 76 Seiler, Shannon Sharbowski, Dawn Slater, Michele Smigill, Mary Jo Smith, Tricia Sontag, Timothy Sparkman, Kari Spitale, Mary Stolicker, Lance Stolicker, Tim Stoutenburg, Kyle Swoffer, Tanya Tanton, Rodney Tenbusch, Rodney Todd, Jeffrey VanDalen, Carol VanNorman, Jeremy Varosi, David Walton, Jamie Watta, Suzette Wendt, Michael Willerton, Edna Williamson, Bradley Willis, John Wolschleger, Chris 77 FOURTH GRADE Allard, John Amey, Sheri Armstead, Danny Ball, Tania Barker, Richard Barrett, Jerome Baumen, Tammy Bezemek, Brian Bolsby, Daryl Bonia, Don Bowling, Julie Braun, Williams Brinker, Leah Bulgrien, Kimberly Carlen, David Castillo, David Cleland, Melissa Coryell, Joanna Davis, Brian Decker, Tammy 78 Doerr, Tammy Dunlap, Tony Flanagan, Lorie Fox, Kristie Fritz, Elisabeth Geiger, Steven Green, Angela Green, Jeff Green, Roger Hartel, Vickie Heilig, Steven Hooper, Sue Huett, Bryan Janowick, Todd Jordan, Timothy Karges, Jean Kelke, Stephen Kenny, Tammy Klaty, Kimberly Klaus, Tonya Ladd, Timothy 79 Lawler, Steven Ledezma, David Lohr, Charles Martin, Vicki Martinez, Brenda McCully, Christopher Medcoff, Thomas Mosher, Marie Mosher, Steven O'Connor, Katherine O'Connor, Terrence Osborne, Collette Oswald, Mark Pallas, Karen Pardy, Brent Patterson, Jamie Pattullo, Traci Pfaff, Steven Pearson, Gregory Peruski, Micheal Philpot, Melinda Raetz, Carmella Reinelt, Tammy Renaudin, Marissa Ridley, Michael so Samuelson, Candace Setter, Andrew Sherman, Tammy Simmons, Jonathan Stolicker, Dale Stolicker, Tina Tarzwell, Harold Trompak, Tammy VanDalen, Cheryl Vanderlip, Jeremy Varosi, Susan Villafranca, Jose Welsh, Deborah White, Yvonne Wolschleger, Sheila Woodard, James Zeien, Robert Zeien, Ronald 81 Allard, Charisse Arnold, Jamie Barker, Thomas Bartley, Jill Beck, David Bejarano, Shanna Bezemek, Donna Bezemek, Jacklyn Bohlender, Carolyn Boldt, Lisa Broughton, Jennifer Brown, Tina Chappel, Kristy Dreher, Matthew Dutcher, Treasa Estrada, Grade Geiger, Karen Geiger, Marie Gibbs, Sheila Gough, Harold 82 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Green, Diana Green, Karen Hall, Richard Handley, Brian Hayes, Matthew Hayes, Michael Hickson, Shanna Hillaker, Sarah Hooper, Brian Hooper, Tricia Howard, Jason Howe, Tonya Ibarra, Eric Innes, Jordon Janowick, Scott Jones, Margaret Kamen, Tonya Kappel, Kristie Kappel, Michael Kiteley, Phillip Klaty, Brad Koehn, Melissa Kosal, Jeremy Krueger, Frank Kubik, Mary 83 Lohr, Kenneth Loss, Lisa Maier, Michael Maier, Michelle Marquardt, Derek Mason, Larry McVittie, Michael Merriman, Christina Messing, Dawn Morton, Tony Nader, Jennifer Nichol, Tracie Nix, Lorraine Noble, Michelle Nutzmann, Dana Parsons, Cheryl Pattullo, Robert Pelot, Lynn Peterson, Lisa Pohl, Linda 84 Raines, Randy Raines, Renee Sheldrake, Amanda Slater, Brandon Sontag, Lisa Sousa, Jose Srock, Tina Stolicker, Tim Stone, Paul Tenbusch, Tammy Wagester, Coralee Warczinski, Tammy Wedyke, Todd Welsh, Annette Willerton, Benjamin Willerton, Nancy Williamson, Becky Williamson, Karen Williamson, Valorie Wolfe, Jerrett 85 Abend, Susan Apsey, Andrew Armstead, Edward Avery, Jeromy Beck, Sheila Berna, Paul Bezemek, Angela Blackburn, James Braun, Dawn Brennan, James Bunyan, Stephanie Burns, Leanne Cameron, Tina Cleland, Scott Dore, Ronald Dumaw, Scott Foote, Angela Foster, Anthony Franzel, Lori Garcia, Michael 86 Govea, Michael Green, Byron Grice, Raymond Grifka, Barbara Grifka, David Gurtowsky, Neily Handley, Jodi Henry, Todd Hillborn, Darren Hillaker, Jennifer Hoenicke, Sherry Karges, John Loss, David McCully, Teresa Mills, Danny Morton, Tracee Mosure, Wendi Oswald, Lori Parsons, Matthew Pash, Heather Phillips, Christian Pieniak, Tamara Reinelt, Tricia Roberts, Dean Salowitz, Michael 87 Seiler, Ryan Slivka, Christine Smith, Darla Smith, Kimberly Smith, Tracy Srock, Toni Stauffer, Amy Stolicker, Tammy Stringer, David Swoffer, Philip Tessier, Curtis Thompson, Joel Todd, Jennifer Trainor, Kay Varosi, Laura Villafranca, John Vinokurow, Christine Vogel, Kristine Warczinsky, Angela Weaver, Wayne Wilcox, Tracy Willing, David Wolf, Larry Wolschleger, Renae Wolschleger, Timothy 88 Arnold, Jonathon Berger, Chad Bezemek, Jason Bittner, Jason Bohlender, Gerrie Bower, Melissa Bowling, Jahnpayne Braun, Kevin Brown, Kristy Burgess, John Chernow, Melisa Collins, Robert Condo, Deborah Cook, Betsy Cook, Derek Curry, Kenny Darr, Robin Day, Leonard Decker, Desiree Deike, David 89 Dickenson, Danny Duenaz, Karrie Dusette, Holly Fransel, Christine Fritz, Nathaniel Froehlich, Marla Garcia, Robert Geiger, Paul Gravelle, Kristopher Griffin, Geneal Guibord, Kimberly Haddix, Patrick Hamill, Richard Handley, Jeremy Heilig, Chad Hill, Charity Hillman, Tricia Hoffer, Rebecca Hooper, Nicholas Huett, Pamela Innes, Sheila Kappel, Jasson Karges, Gary 90 Kelke, Lori Kerbyson, Kevin Kirpatrick, Shelly Kiteley, Andrew Klaty, Keri Kubik, William Lamont, David Lapeer, Christopher Lawler, Kimberly Lopez, Jennifer Marquardt, Brent McGregor, Micheal Mills, Rainie Meddaugh, Robert Morton, Tammi Mosure, Melanie Mosure, Michelle Nutzmann, Paula O'Keefe, John Osborne, Spencer Parsons, Philip 91 Peresta, John Peruski, Jeremy Queen, James Reinelt, Heather Roberts, Chuck Rockwell, Monica Roth, Scott Rumble, LeAnn Schmidt, David Schmitt, Lawrance Shanks, Kelly Sousa, Julie Spranger, Monica Sygit, David Sweet, Andrea Turner, Nancy Villafranca, Mario Wagester, Norlene Wagester, Samantha Warczinsky, Frederick Weeks, Douglas Welsh, Christina Willing, Steve Wilcox, Todd Wilson, Barbara 92 KINDERGARTEN Abend, Nancy Allard, Monique Avery, Shiloh Barker, Michelle Bartsch, Heidi Beauchamp, Leo Berna, Steven Blossom, Casper Cook, Brian Dore, Kristie Foote, Heidi Ford, Tammy Franzel, Jodi Boice, Kara Boldt, Mark Brinker, Sarah Bunyan, Mario Burns, Erick Chappel, Leticia Chernow, Pete Clor, Pauletta Collins, Deborah Collins, Joseph Geiger, Brian Green, Sally Green, Sarah Hanselman, Misty Hayost, Shawn Hodges, Autumn Hoenicke, Carl Hooper, Chad Jordan, Deborah Kamen, Dana Kenny, Gary Lacey, Renae Maier, Nichole Mardlin, Frederick Martinez, Greg Mason, Melissa McEachin, Deanna Moeller, Melissa Nichol, Marcus Nutzmann, Alan Orton, Christopher Oswald, James Pardy, Paula Pash, Craig Peruski, Scott 94 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If your industry has work that can be subcontracted call 376-4268 3680 Range Line Rd. Deckerville, Mi. 48427 Deckerville Medical Clinic Robert I. Cutcher M.D. Leonard C. Mooi Jr., M.D. 2433 Black River St. Deckerville, Mi. 100 Congratulations Seniors Complete fast food menu, chicken by the bucket or barrel Sundaes, cones, malt's, and shakes. Open Seven days a week 376-6355 Located in Sandusky's West Park Phone: 648-2511 Louis Auto Sale used cars bought and sold you've tried the rest now try the best 3116 Ruth Rd. Deckerville, Mi. Congratulations Seniors Stein Walker Company E. Huron Ave. Bad Axe 101 Sanilac County Bank Deckerville and Sandusky Member FDIC James L. Reuter D.O. 3532 Main Street Deckerville, Mich. 313—376-3100 Minden City Clinic Minden City, Mi. 517—864-3388 Best Wishes From Your Sanilac County Elected Officials Allen E. Keyes Richard D. Riordan George E. Benko Robert W. Barnes Ross E. Dundas Lawrence R. Smith Kenneth A. Rhead Maurice D. Turnbull Staurt Ormstead John A. 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Kirby Co. of Sanilac, Sandusky, MI. A P, Sandusky, MI. McKenzie Memorial Hospital, Sandusky, MI. Sanilac Florist, Sanilac, MI. Sandusky Christian Book Store, Sandusky, MI. Huron Shores Golf Club, Port Sanilac, MI. Deckerville Veterinary Clinic, 376-2425 Ace Hardware, Deckerville, MI. Ron's Barber Shop, Deckerville, MI. Sanilac Manufacturing Co., Port Sanilac, MI. Sears Catalog Merchant, Sandusky, MI. Mel Cole, Sandusky, MI. Arlen and Debby Hacker, Sandusky, MI. Wauns Barber Shop, Main Street Blount Agriculture Elevator, Carsonville, MI. Applegate Inn, Applegate, MI. Congratulations Seniors from Julius The Photographer 418 Woodland Dr. Westpark Sandusky, MI 48471 Phone: 313-648-4799 Congratulations FOLEY'S FOODLAND INCORPORATED Port Sanilac 622-9622 MID THUMB SUPPLY 366 East Sanilac Sandusky, MI 48471 Heating—Electrical Generator Electrical Motors Repair Trustworthy Hardware 648-4848 Dairy Queen Brazier 648-3301 286 East Sanilac Sandusky Green Thumb Blueberries 455 S. Stringer Rd. Sandusky, MI 48471 648-2974 U-Pick Blueberries Member Michigan Blueberry Growers Association 105 Paterson and Paterson, P.C. Attorneys at Law 33 South Elk Street Sandusky, Mi. Hours—Mon. thru Fri. 8:30-5:30 Sat. also Appointments Evenings 313-648-2414 Crazy Horse Stables and tack shop Downington Rd. Deckerville Western Boots: Hats Belts: Jewelry Comfy goosedown coats and vests 622-8150 622-8754 Horse Equipment Western—English Training Indoor Arena Lessons KEYS REFRIGERATION, INC. Sandusky, MI. 313-648-3343 Delaval James way Zero Oswalt Germania Boom Silos Dairy Mate Dairy Supplies Compliments of Citizen's Federal Savings and Loan Sandusky Branch 648-3322 MAVIS FURNITURE 125 S. Elk Sandusky 648-2040 Hazen Amey Chevrolet and Pontiac The Great Highway Performers 106 Compliments of DECKER VILLE DIE FORM COMPANY Deckerville, Michigan Phone: 376-2245 Congratulations Seniors Wayside Inn From the Offering distinctive dining and a pleasant atmosphere along the shore of Lake Huron. Karen Vogel Hayden Slone Marilyn Lawrence Don Allin Sharon Nurenberg Stone Insurance Agency 3439 Main Street Deckerville, MI 48427 Phone: 376-2915 Les T.V. and Electronics Service All Makes Owner Lester Gerstenberger 419 Townline Rd. Phone: 313-648-3467 Sandusky MI 48471 108 Compliments of Palmer's Agri Products, Inc. Deckerville, Michigan Feed—Grain and Fertilizers Phone: 313-376-6815 (6985) kA Gif,s- Silk and Dryed V L'p ..i, Flower J Arrangements 426 Woodland Drive Sandusky, Michigan ’ 648-4220 The Quiet Company NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY MILWAUKEE Merle E. Fritch Lowell J. Fritch Deckerville, Michigan 48427 313-376-4081 and 313-376-4320 Congratulations Seniors! From WILCO—U.S., INC. P.O. Box 400 Port Sanilac Mi. 48469 Simson McLaren Agency Sandusky, Mi. (313) 648-2046 Come eat at Ann Marigold's Restaurant It's the best in the West Phone (313) 622-9662 deckerMille |||llll||||||||||||COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Deckerville, Michigan 48427 Tel. 313 376-2835 INtUIANCI STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS DENNIS SEILER Agent 3498 Mam Street Bus. (313) 376-2135 Deckerville. Michigan 48427 (313) 376-6475 10 Grain, Beans, Feeds, Fertilizer, Coal 864-3391 Farm Implements 864-3760 Gas Station and Tank Wagon Service 864-3856 Ruth, Mi. KRAMER IMPLEMENT Gas and Oil Repairs and Welding Tires and Batteries Deutz—Belarur—McKee Mohawk—Landoll Phone: 313-376-4731 or 517-864-3842 6495 N. Ruth Rd. Palms, MI 48465 THE HAIROOM THE FAMILY HAIR CARE CENTER ELAINE COLLINS 2576 Black River St. Hours by Appointment Only Designer, Owner Deckerville, Michigan Phone: 313-376-4229 RUTH STATE BANK Highest Interest on Savings and C.D.S. Public 9 Hole «fi. Courteous attention Member F.D.I.C. Ruth, MI 517-864-3380 SANDUSKY, MICHIGAN 313-648-2712 4 mites South 4 West ana v? South on Isles floea lit ALEX SHOE REPAIR REPAIR Custom work on Canvas Shoes Upholstery Phone: 376-8132 Call often 600 Deckerville, MI S.T. H. OIL CO. Deckerville, Michigan Boron Pennzoil Products Farm Home Delivery 313-376-2545 Hale Insurance Agency Deckerville, MI 376-6115 Congratulations Class of 81 KRITZMAN, INC. Ready to wear clothes And shoes for entire family Phone: 1—648-2398 DELY TRAVEL SERVICE Inc. Your Complete Travel Service Group or Individual Ed Dely 313-884-6231 20223 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 SERVING THE AREA OVER 40 YEARS COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE ■“SZ” dial 648-3033 112 Congratulations to the Seniors YALE Rubber 180 North Dawson 648-2100 a? — TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH HEADFIRST! Thomas A. Simmons, D.D.S. Mary Anne Simmons, D.D.S. Compliments of Forrester's Dept. Store Mack and Eleanor Boice Deckerville, Mi. Sanilac Theatre Sandusky, Michigan Hi-way Drive-In on M-46 5 miles East of Sandusky MONTNEY BEN FRANKLIN DECKERVILLE, MI Deckerville Veterinary Clinic Phone: 376-2425 Deckerville, MI 48427 J. L. Turbok, D.V.M. D. L. Schroeder, D.V.M. J. F. Walton, D.V.M. We WANf to BE YOUR Banker Jim Bader and Sons Company Sandusky, Michigan John Deere Farm Equipment Sales and Service 313-648-2404 Toll Free 1-800-482-4066 WOLVERINE STATE BANK SANDUSKY • MARLETTE • PECK • YALE, MICHIGAN with six offices to serve you member: F.D.I.C. Sanilac Cement Company Good Luck Class of 81 Deckerville, Mi. 48427 C. Phillips Paint and Rental Service 2019 Black River St. Deckerville, Mich. 48427 313-376-9935 Compliments Of D.A. Smallwood D.O., P.C. Sandusky, Mi. We are a Full service elevator with trucking available Farmers Elevator Co. 517-864-3400 764 Main St. Box 68 Minden City, Mi. 48456 Backus Oil Inc. Shell Petroleum Products Sani-gas for home heating Industrial use 657-9581 Congratulations Seniors from Powers Hardware Good Luck Grads From Guza Sales Deckerville, Mi. 116 r Midwest Rubber Company Modern faculties for the manufacturing of rubber and plastic products for the automotive industry and other uses offers opportu- nities for employment during the summer and during school year for high school juniors and seniors. Compliments of Sanilac Glass Service 167 East Sanilac Sandusky, MI 48471 Complete Glass Service “Were Worth Looking Into Pallas TV Sales and Service Phone 313-648-4091 267 E. Sanliac Sandusky, MI 48471 Thumb Underwriters Ins. Agency Auto-Home w Life-Health Business 119 E. Sanilac Ave. Sandusky, Mi. Suite 2 48471 117 Compliments of McCONNACHIE WELL DRILLING Water Systems Sold and Installed We're As Near As Your Phone Phones 376-2715 or 376-9335 or 376-4752 Deckerville, Michigan 48427 Studio One STYLING SALON Diana Brown Owner and Stylist 648-4012 27 Lincoln St. Tues.-Sat. Sandusky, MI Sandusky Republican TRIBUNE 43 South Elk Street Sandusky, Michigan 48471 313-376-2424 Your NAPA Jobber Varty Automotive Supply 3484 Main Deckerville 313-376-8202 226 State St. Harbor Beach 517—479-6040 24 Main Elton 517—375-2488 FIRESIDE YARN AND CRAFTS Dorothy Ross 2467 Willow SANILAC BAKERY Homemade Bread donuts, coffeecakes baked daily Phone: 622-8117 Port Sanilac, MI 37 S. Ridge Rd. Deckerville Michigan 48427 Compliments of Deckerville Phone: 313—376-4470 IGA FOODLINER Keith and Joanne Smith Asher Oil Gas Co., Inc. Amoco Products Fuel Oil—Gasoline—Diesel Fuel—Motor Oils—Farm Oils Phone: 376-6185 Greases—Industrial Lubricants 376-3795 KeeP Fil1 Deliveries Deckerville, MI 119 SPORTS SECTION EAGLES FLY HIGH!! JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Front row left to right—Ginger Falcon, Laurie Lapp, Kelly O'Mara, Shelly Po gay, 2nd row left to right—Dawn Monroe, Kathy Ellis, Coach Marilee Thompson, Lisa Ridley and Irma Ledezma. Front row- left to right—Maria Hernandez, Paula Hardison, Shawm Slater, Lisa Slater, Judy Muma, Lisa Mosure 2nd row left to right—Collette Reuter, Nancy Glover, Coach David Blackburn, Annette McEachin and Jackie Armstead JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row left to right—Becky Bulgrien, Kim Slater, Andrea Muir, Lucinda Thompson, Maria Saldana, Rose Wagester. 2nd row left to right—Jeant Regentin, Janet Geiger, Mary Lou Peruski, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Kim Davis. 3rd row left to right—Coach Marianne Woods, Shirley Colesa, Maureen Jones, Wendy Stringer, Linda Lamont, and Mary Lou Williamson. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row left to right kneeling—Jody Cass, Karen Fritz and Lisa Gibbs. 2nd row left to right standing—Teri Abbott, Diane Sims, Pat O'Mara, Maureen Rich, Linda Oswald, Laurie Fletch- er, Coach Norton Schramm, Laurie Barker, Mary Kozlowski, Christie Innes, Tammy Barker, Cheryl Lamont and Danielle Allard. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL 1st row left to right: Chris Tanton, Duane Geiger, Mike Mathie, Jay Walkup, Brian Klaus, John Fingerle, Jamie Stolicker, Steve Ladd, Tom Goheen, Steve Mathie, Brian Popilek, James Hayes. 2nd row left to right: Manager Matt Baslock, Brent Henry, Chuck Stringer, Asa Burns, Dave Baslock, Kevin Siler, Jeff Pearson, Steven Varosi, Mike VanNorman. 1980 SCORES DHS 13 Sandusky 6 DHS 6 USA 20 DHS 14 Ubly 0 DHS 34 ST. Mary's 8 DHS 14 Reese 0 DHS 8 Harbor Beach 12 DHS 0 Brown City 30 DHS 7 Mayville 27 DHS 20 C.P.S. 6 Record 5-4 Junior Varsity Scores DHS 7 Sandusky 0 DHS 6 USA 34 DHS 8 Ubly 22 DHS 0 Almont 29 DHS 6 Reese 24 DHS 6 Harbor Beach 36 DHS 0 N. Huron 52 DHS 14 Mayville 44 Record 1-7 124 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row left to right: Steve Ladd, Jim Jones, Eric Bowerman, Jason Fritch, Tim Kritzman, Drew Van Norman, Ralph Hammond, Jeff Lakatos, Alfredo Martinez, Brian Colesa. 2nd row left to right: Steven Daghuer, Cliff Barrett, Kyle Wagester, Duane Paehlig, Bill Hammond, Coach Tom Wolfe, Steven Popilek, Joe Bujak, Doug Hall, Shaun Pardy, Jeff Walkup and Doug Shagena EAGLES IN ACTION Patty O'Mara about to shoot in a crucial contest against Marlette. Above: Coaches Jacobs and Staskiewitz help injured Kevin Trowhill off the field. Below: Kevin couldn't believe he was hit two times in the same spot!! You dirty rats killed my little pal !! 126 VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom row: Shane Welsh, Steve Zdrojewski, Barry Roe, Mike Stringer, Don Doerr, Gary Pijanowski, Bill Burns, Max Nagey, Brad Henry. 2nd row: Coach Norm Jacobs, Bill Wolf, Rod Lizak, Mark Schmitt, Chris Stolicker, Jeff Tanton, Kevin Trowhill, Bill Krueger, Manager Sam Genoff. 3rd row: Ray Sanford, Steve Foster, Ketih Berger, Ralph Letner, Tom Apsey, Doug Kirkpatrick, Jerry Allard, and Coach Bob Staskiewicz. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL 8th Grade. Front row; Jamie Stolicker, Chris Tanton, Dave Baslock, Robert Jones, David Kubik. Back row; Coach Alan Hosier, Jeff Ladd, Kevin Seiler, Tom Watta, Doug Shegena, and Eric Dopierala. 7th Grade. Front row; Jeff Peruski, Steve Blossom, Brian Popilek, Ron Dopierala, Bill Brennen, Doug Beck, Jimmy Dennis, Marc Pardy, and Neil Glover. Back row. Duane Geiger, John Phillips, Jeff Pearson, Randy Koehler, Brett O'Connor, Richard Kunze, Chuck Stringer, David Howe, Mike VanNorman, and Coach Randy Marquardt. FRESHMAN AND JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Brian Colesa, Jeff Lakatos, Drew VanNorman, Shawn Pardy, Todd Mucha. Standing: Coach David Blackburn, Steve Ladd, Steve Popilek, Pat Oswald, Alan Gough and Duane Paehlig. Kneeling: Mark Ellis, Rod Kerbyson, Dick Russell, James Dore, Standing: Mike Oswald, Tim Decker, Bob Bartholomew, Todd Stolicker, Doug Hall, Coach Warren Warczinsky. 129 VARSITY BASKETBALL ----------------------------“V. Kneeling: Jim Bartley, Kevin Trowhill, Jeff Tanton, Steve McConnachie, Dan Whitwam. Standing: Rick Davis, Ralph Lentner, Paul Smith, Kyle Bowling, Doug Kirkpatrick, Coach Tom Wolfe, Manager Fred Martinez. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Bottom row: from left to right, Melisa Govea, Cindy Govea, Charlotte Hooper. Middle row: Debbie Lamont, Sherry Berger, Lucinda Thompson. Top row: Debbie Martin, Yolonda Benavides, Nadja Bruseth, Monica Kunze, Debbie Palmer, Coach Diane Smith, Cindy Lakatos. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front row: left to right; Jody Cass, Andrea Muir, Lisa Gibbs, Connie Leibinger, Peggy Wadsworth, Maureen Rich. Back row; Laurie Yearkey, Diand Palmer, Sharon Kunze, Mgr. Barb Hoenicke, Coach; Marilee Thompson, Cindy Mathie, Laurie Fletcher. CHEERLEADERS ADD PEP 7th 8th Bottom row left to right—Lisa Krueger, Kelly O'Mara, Jeanette Nagey Back row' Michelle Pozsgay, Tracy Srock. Top row Mi- chelle Pattullo Front row left to right—Lisa Slater, Julie Varosi, Brenda Rich. Back row left to right —Paula Hardison, Rhonda Hoffer, Angie Pearson. 134 EAGLE CHEERLEADERS RADIATE ENTHUSIASM Shelly and Micki lead the crowd in Fight Ea- gles Fight Fight cheer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row—Pat O'Mara, Dawn Rich, Left to Right—Kathy Nolan, Lori Roth, Lena Mustard, Sue Gough, Natalie Peruski, and Teri Abbott. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right — Brenda Sharbowski, Kathleen Vogel, Michelle Smigill, Jill Bowerman, Micki Baslock, Liana Mucha, and Shelly Peruski. Lena says, You're doggone right we're proud, we're eagles!! 135 137 Spirit Week is a tradition at D.H.S. It is held the week of the Homecoming to get people fired up for the Homecoming game. This year's spirit week was full of laugh's. On Monday we had people come to school wearing tee-shirts, hats, and ties. On Tuesday everybody dressed as farmers. On Thursday everybody wore their best clothes backwards for backwards and clash day. Also, the var- sity girls basketball team had slave day. Friday, students either dressed up, or wore maroon and gold. Last but not least, a few lucky students had to sweep floors, carry books, etc. for the varsity football slave day. HOMECOMING DANCE 1980-81 My, don't they make a GOOD couple!! TRADITION LIVES ON AT HOMECOMING—RAIN! Even though it rained again this year, the 1980-81 Homecoming was a huge success. The Varsity foot- ball team beat Reese by a socre of 14 to 0. The hall competition was won by the Juniors, with Sopho- mores second and the Seniors third. The float com- petition was based on fairy tales and it was won by the Seniors (upper left), with the Sophomores second (middle left) and the Juniors third (upper right)! 139 1980-81 HOMECOMING COURT The smiles portrayed by the 1980-81 Homecom- ing Court Belong to (above) King Tom Apsey and Queen Dawn Rich, (upper right) Seniors Gary Pijanowski and Pat O'Mara. (lower right) Seniors Tom Leibinger and Tammy Barker. ADD A TOUCH OF CLASS! The underclassmen representatives were (upper left) Juniors Jeff Tanton and Laurie Barker, (above) Sophomores Kyle Bowling and Jill Bowerman. (lower left) Freshmen Eric Bowerman and Becky Bulgrein. F.F.A Left to right—Front row: Robert Fingerle, Eric Klaus, Tim Mater, Chris Stolicker, Dana Kardos, Joe Roberts, Maureen Rich, Neal Crothers, Rick Davis, Jim Wagester. 2nd row: Ralph Lentner, Doug Kirkpatrick, Theresa Burns, Mary Lou Peruski, Dan Kenny, Robin Williamson, Michelle Smigill, Jim Nichol, Jim Fritch. 3rd row: Steve Foster, Steve Daguer, Tim Neumeyer. Brenda Sharbowski, Mike Stringer, Herb Whitwam, Todd Stoutenburg, Steve Zdrojewski, John Pagel, Paul Dutcher, Chuck Spat el. 4th row: Jeff Janowiak, Mark Ellis, Rod Kerbyson, Kathleen Vogel, Marc Inbody, Francis Neumeyer, Kevin Willis, Jim Bartley, Jeff Rich, Mike Schenk. 5th row: Larry Reid, Tim Bezmek. Dale Sanford, Dan Whitwam, Steve McConnachie, Dave Stolicker, Jeff Tanton, Mark Kramer, Bill Krueger, Bill Badgely. 6th row: Mike Tarzwell, Dick Russell, Jeff Beaver, Dennis Deike, Kevin Vogel, Brian Gibbs, Shane Welsh, Frank Noble. 7th row: Paul Hardison, Mike Oswald, John Roberts, Todd Stolicker, Tim Decker, Brian Patterson, George Tice, and Larry Messing. Eric Klaus showing pig at 1980 Sanilac County Fair. Above Left: Heres mud in your eye! Above Right: Would you believe theres a mere mouse at the other end?! County Soil Judging Team including: Top: Jim Bartley, Middle left: John Roberts, Middle right: Dale Sanford, Bottom: Michelle Smigll. Who said our F.F.A. couldn't cut it!' 144 F.F.A. Tractor Field Day Left: Tom Leibinger and Gary Pijanowski. Left Middle: Shane Welsh. . .will he catch it or not? Left Bottom: Steve Zdrojewski. . .“say cheese ! Below: Joe Roberts. . .doing what he does best! Bottom: Paul Warzinsky. The F.F.A. Field Day included a majority of contests including plowing, greased pig catching, egg tossing, tractor driving and also a tug a war. The Field Day is de- signed so the Implement dealers can bring their new line of equipment and show it. Ron concentrates on backing up his tractor and trailor without knocking over any obstacles. 146 F.F.A. © DECKERVILLE 47 □ □□ Front row: left to right: Leroy Dutcher, Brad Stone, Karen Murdock, Kathy Kirkpatrick, MaryLou Williamson, Gean Shanks, Jody Clor, Doug Pattullo. Middle row: Kevin Stringer, James Abend, Shawn Pardy, Tim Kritzman, Howard Doan, Rose Wagester, Kyle Wagester. Top row: Wayne Pagel, Jim Jones, Ron Koeler, Ron Baumister, Pat Oswald, Greg Harter, Merle Krueger, Eric Bowerman, Eddie Cibowski. Representatives to the F.F.A. convention in Kansas City. Joe Roberts, Ron Baumister, Jim Bartley. Eric Klaus, Tim Mater. fpUPT®0 Chapter Sweetheart: Dana Kardos 147 F.F.A. GETTING ORANGES SITUATED. Too heavy for me? ... no way! So much for the profit guys! F.F.A. CHAPTER OFFICERS Left to Right: Eric Klaus, Reporter; Chris Stolicker, Treasurer; Dana Kardos, Vice-President; Mr. Tanton, Advisor; Joe Roberts, President; Maureen Rich, Secretary; and Neal Crothers, Sentinel. Kneeling: Tim Mater, Parliamentarian. U9 1 came This close to catching one of those pigs! SIXTH GRADE BAND Back row: Charles Mest, Joseph Clor, Bill Graff, Roland Kunze, Jerry Hilborn, Andrew Sheldrake, Ken McVittie, Becky Condo. 2nd row: Carol Palms, Jody Groller, Traci Abbott, Lisa Crothers, Janet Clor, Kelly Boughton, Shelly Hooper, Traci Klaus, Margo Fink, Karen Stone. Sitting: Christine Falk, Victoria Moeller, Karen Woodard, Shelly McVittie, Charlie Cook. 150 Flute Kelly Friedland Kim Dershem Dan Kursinsky Charles Medcoff Tuba Rhonda Reisner Christine McKachin Max Nagey Joe Bujak Don Doerr Bill Wolf Mary Terpening Clarinet Tammy Handley Baritone Saxophone Maureen Jones Renee Ryan Linda Oswald Steven Rich Contrabass Clarinet Fred Martinez David Reuter Percussion Kim Drum Jill Harper Irene Gonzales Coronet Trombone Bill Burns Janet Regentine Shari Shanks Ron Koehler Dawn Rich Tim Mater Terry Neumayer Janet Geiger Donna Moeller Alto Saxophone Ray Sanford Ted Brennan Barry Roe Jennifer Muir Cheryl Lamont Chris Roth Tammy Barker Phillip Messman Joe Dershem Kim Slater Roxanne Merriman Rick Schroeder Greg Roth Pat Oswald Brad Stone Joni Merriman Shirley Colesa Maria Saldana Lucinda Thompson Baritone Steve Ladd Oboe Linda Hunt Linda Lamont Leigh Twiss Peggy Wadsworth Mallets Marsha Medcoff Janice Woodward Penny Kenny Alan Gough Dale Sanford Michelle Smigill Laurie Barker Shelly Foote Alice Sanford Horn Leanne Reuter Tympani Bassoon Bass Clarinet Tenor Saxophone Susan Gough Ron Baumeister Steve Popilek 155 JUNIOR HIGH BAND 1st Flute: Anne Lawler Erin O'Connor Debra Messing Jackie Armstead Tammy Sontag 2nd Flute: Ginger Falcone Jeanette Nagey 3rd Clarinet Dawn Monroe Laura Warczinsky Oboe: Tracy Srock Annete McEachin Jimmy Dennis Brenda Lee Dean Trainor 1st Clarinet: 1st Alto Saxx: Michelle Pattullo Steve Vorosi Rhonda Hoffer Collette Reuter Christine Condo 2nd Alto Sax: Denise Lamont Jeff Pearson 2nd Clarinet: Steve Drum Ann Jordan 1st Cornet: Tom Goheen John Fingerlie Jeff Ladd Doug Neumayer Leo Clor Sean Mullet Richard Jones David Howe 2nd Cornet: Baritone: David Kubik Randy Kohler Mary Oswald Tuba: John Phillips Richard Kunze Chuck Walton Percussion: Brent Henry Chris Tanton David Twiss Tim Rich Bill Brennan Sean Nolan Roger Hooper Jerome Piganowski French Horn: Brian Popilek Duane Geiger Tricia Rose Snyder Trombone: Director: Carol Palms Fred listens to instructions. The Deckerville Band Department takes part in many performances of different types throughout the year. This year the Bands have had concerts and have participated in festivals, ranging from county to State. Festi- vals are also held for individual performers. Along with these performances, the Band department strives to continue its consistant high standards in practice as well as formal performances. The Band has gone through a number of changes this year, including a new director Mrs. Carol Palms, while Mr. Smith was on Sabbatical leave another change is the addition of new concert uniforms for the High School Band. The Band department continues to grow and become more successful each year. Our Band is one you can be proud of. 157 SENIOR HIGH CHOIR AT IT'S BEST DIRECTOR: Mr. Marquardt. Back row: Wayne Pagel, Drew VanNorman, loe Bujak, Mike Powell, Bill Wolf, Steve Zdrojewski, Alan Gough, Doug Hall. Middle row: Debbie Patullo, Yolanda Benavides, Penny Kenny, Rachel Bearss, Lisa Gibbs, Micki Baslock. Front row: Mrs. Warner, Joni Merriman, Chris Curry, Denise Ingles, Liz Clor, Roxanne Merriman. NEW EXPERIENCES FOR THE CADAT CHOIR Back row: Director, Mr. Marquardt, and Pianist Mrs. Warner. Middle row: Kelly O'Mara, Julie McConnachie, Lisa Ridley, Laurie Lapp, Laura Warczinsky, Ginger Falcon, Shelly Pozsgay. Front row: Dawn Monroe, Steve Blossom, John Bohlender, Tim Hayes, Jay Walkup, Barb Eaves. CHOIR SUCCESSFUL AS HARMONY REIGNS Back row: Mr. Marquardt, Mrs. Warner. Middle row: Kathy Nolan, Debbie Pattullo. Front row: Shari Shanks, Lisa Monroe. I'll get you Ferdinand and that's no bull Back row: Michi Baslock. Middle row: Mrs. Warner, Lisa Gibbs, Mr Marquardt. Front row: Chuck Mason, Bill Wolf, Debbie Pattullo, Roxanne Merriman. - 'C Tammi's just hanging around! YEARBOOK STAFF AT I'll trade you two Ladds for a Bredahl Swimming Prohibited? Decisions, decisions. . . t r - WORK AND PLAY TEACHER AIDS Left to right, bottom row: Bob Bartholomew, John Roberts, Chery Huett, Renae Mest, Connie Kunze, Marlene Janowiak, Denise Ingles, Dana Kardos, Terri Abbott, Bobbie Fisher, Lori Roth, Peggy Wadsworth, Laurie Barker, Laurie Vearky, Mike Tarzwell. 2nd row: Kevin Vogel. Dave Abbott, Randy Nortrup, Paul Hardison, Lisa Monroe, Debbie Pattullo, Judy Sherman, Beth VanDalen. Roxanne Renaudin, Carol Messman, Barb Hoenicke, Cindy Mathie, Sharon Kunze, Lynn Reinelt, and Diane Palmer. 3rd row: Todd Stolicker, Neal Crothers, Liz Clor, Leanna Reuter, Shelly Peruski, Kim Drum, Jill Bowerman, Leanna Mucha, Kim Slater, Mona Brinker, Melanie Smigill, Brenda Sharbowski, Kathleen Vogel, Lena Mustard, Paul Doerr, and Jeff Janowiak. 4th row: Mike Oswald, Ted Brennan, Christine McEachin, Karen Cowley, Linda Lamont, Debbie Lamont, Robin Williamson, MaryLou Williamson, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Becky Bulgrien, Annette Graff. Jennifer Muir, Janet Regentine, Maureen Jones, and Lucinda Thompson. 5th row: Leigh Twiss, Lisa Alexander, Rose Wagester, Cheryl Zien. Karen Varosi. Kim Davis, Mary Lessnaue, Andrea Muir, Brad Stone, Shawn Pardy, Keith Burger, Richard Ledezma, Kevin Vanderlip. Top row: Charles Medcoff, Chris Roth, Donna Moeller, Laura Abend, Roxanne Merriman, Linda Hunt. Renae Ryan, Angie Jacques, Larrv Reid, Danny Shagena, Danny Whitwam, George Tice, Mark Schmitt, Eric Klaus. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Carol Messing, Tim Mater, Donna Moeller, Sue Gough, Mr. Richard Walker, Dawn Rich, Rhonda Reisner, Chris Roth, Charlene Reid and Lisa Monroe. Sitting: Steve Rich, Marsha Medcoff. Our winners: Queen, Lisa Monroe and King, Mr. David Blackburn. The National Honor Society held a fund raiser to nomi- nate a King and Queen Tur- key. It was a quarter to nomi- nate and then a penny or more put in the can counted as one vote. 163 D CLUB Bottom Row: left to right: Don Doerr, Natalie Peruski, Gary Pijanowski, Laurie Barker, Bill Burns, Dave Reuter, Sharon Kunze, Connie Leibinger, Christine McEachin. 2nd row: Chris Stolicker, Cheryl Lamont, Barry Roe, Lena Mustard, Max Nagey, Christie In- nes, Michelle Maxfield, Cindy Mathie, Laurie Fletcher. 3rd row: Maureen Rich, Jody Cass, Barb Hoenicke, Rod Lizak, Dale Sanford, Tammy Handley, Lucinda Thompson, Andria Muir. 4th row: Doug Kirkpatrick, Rick Davis, Jim Bartley, Junior Saldana, Keith Burger, Ralph Lentner, Kevin Trowhill, Jeff Tanton. Top row: Mark Schmitt, Steve Zdrojewski, Shane Welsh, Peggy Wadsworth, Lori Roth. Gary receiving football trophy also. 164 ANNUAL STAFF Front row, left to right: Judy Sherman, Sharon Kunze, Mark Schmitt, Michelle Maxfield, Tim Hooper, Brian Gibbs. Kathleen Vogel, Brenda Sharbowski, Jill Bowerman, Leanna Mucha, Mickey Basloc, Mona Brinker. 2nd row: Jill Harper, Virginia Hammond, Paul Hardison, Laurie Yearky, Lori Roth, Natalie Peruski, Neal Crothers, Mr. Keith Mino, Tammy Handley, Leanna Reuter, Sherry Peters, Maureen Cowan and Janene Pardy. 3rd row: Lena Mustard, Joe Janicki, Melanie Smigill, Don McFarlane, Michelle Smigill, Racheal Bearss and Lisa Alexander. Another days hard work for the Annual staff!! To drink. . .or not to drink, that is the ques- tion! 165 B.O.E.C. Left to right. Back row: Dave Reuter, Lynn Reinelt, Sharon Kunze, Yolanda Benevidas, Leanna Mucha, Brenda Sharbowski, Judy Sher- man, Lisa Monroe, Bob Bartholomew, Diane Palmer, and Karen Murdock. Sitting far left: Deb Patullo and Marlene Janowiak. Sitting around desk from left to right: Mona Brinker, Carol Messman, Rhonda Reisner, Mrs. Walker, Kathleen Vogel, Bonnie Allingham, Dana Kardos and Lena Mustard. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right. Back row: Barb Hoenicke, Joe Janicki, Pat O'Mara, Loni Benevidas, Nancy Glover and Lisa Slater. Left to right. Middle row: Brian Klaus, Christine McEachin, Robert Ledezma, Tim Kritzman, Mr. Broughton, Jim Jones, Dave Abbott, and Erin O'Connor. Left to right. Front row: Dawn Rich, Sue Gough, Brad Klaus, Renae Ryan, Maureen Jones, Dawn Monroe, Laurie Barker, and Neal Crothers. 166 DEBATE TEAM Left to Right: Kathy Harper, Chris Kurry, Rachel Bearss, Mr. Keith Mino, Jill Harper, Lisa Alexander, Lisa Monroe and Brenda McConnachie. Kneeling: Dan Shagena, Paul Doerr and Ted Brennan. Joe, busy measuring the amount of time he will be able to get out of class planning this years prom! COOKS Eva Goheen has been working here for the last thirteen years. Eva has two children Shirley and Alan. She has one grandson, and is soon to have a new grandchild. Her husband's name is Mel and they live on Black River Street in Deckerville. Eva now works on the Ala Carte food line. Betty Fahs, the head cook of hot lunches has been working at the school for four years. Bet- ty has three children Brian, Vicky and Kathy Betty also has one grandchild. In her spare time Betty caters food for dinners and wed- dings. Virginia Mucha has been a cook at Deckerville School for four years and was an aide here for three years. Virginia has two children Todd and Liana and her husband's name is Leonard. Virginia works with Eva on the Ala Carte food line. Shirley Goheen has been a cook at Deckerville High School for the last seven years. Shirley and Betty work together on the Hot Luncn Program. Shirley has five children Patty. Mau- reen, Coleen, Bill and Lori. Her husband's name is Merle. Shirley has three grandchil- dren. For the second year at Deckerville High School we have an Ala Carte food line. This is where the students have a choice of soup, Hostess and Little Debbie's cakes and pies, and a various assortment of sandwiches. Here is a list of the things available and how much they cost in the year 1981: Soup 35c, Chili 60c, Apples 10c 15c, Hostess pies cakes 35c, Little Debbie's 10c 25c, Hot dogs 50c, Hot dogs with Chili or Sauerkraut 60c, Pizza (on Tuesday) 50c, Salad Bar 30c. Yogurt 50c, and Sand- wiches: Ham Cheese, Ham Lettuce, Ham, Egg Salad, Tuna, Chicken Salad, Turkey, Submarine Sandwiches are 60c, Peanut butter, and Peanut butter jelly are 35c. If you don't want anything from the Ala Carte food line you may buy a Hot Lunch which would cost you 75c for one day or $3.50 for a week lunch ticket. A normal weekly menu for Hot Lunch is as follow's: Monday: Hot dog bun, baked beans, lemon dessert, milk Tuesday: Braizerburger bun, cheese, corn, assorted fruit, milk Wednesday: Hamburger gravy, noodles, green beans, ice cream, milk Thursday: BQ Hamburger bun, corn, cheese, assorted puddings, milk Friday: Fishburger bun. peas, assorted fruit, milk When you buy a Hot Lunch you get a free salad bar with your meal. White and Chocolate milk cost 12c. 168 BOARD OF EDUCATION Miss Sandra Blair teaches the upper elemen- tary resource room. She earned her B.S. de- gree in Special Education at Wayne State University. Her hobbies are stained glass and other arts and crafts. Mrs. Marian Bartley teaches all subjects to second graders. She received her B.S. degree from E.M.U. Left to Right: James Popilek—Elementary Principal, Alan Broughton—High School Principal, Gary Bredahl—Assistant Prin- cipal, Bill Boldt—Trustee, Ralph Moeller—Trustee, Malcolm Williams—Vice President, Alex Galligan—Superintendent, Dorthy Sanford—Secretary, Arnold McVittie—President, Gerald Geiger—Trustee, David Lee—Treasurer. ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Mrs. Patti Cambell teaches 6th grade students what Jr. High school is all about. She received her B.A. degree from M.S.U. and taught for four years in Beaverton, Michigan. Miss Joan Cleland is a Deckerville graduate in her second year of teaching, and is teaching all subjects to the 1st grade class. She earned her B.A. degree from C.M.U. She sponsors the 7-8-9th grade cheerleaders, and she also likes traveling. Mr. Karl Buhl teaches 6th grade. He earned his B.S. de- gree from C.M.U. where his major was Journalism, and his minors were Health Ed. and English. His hobbies are woodworking, sports, and football. He works on the am- bulance service. Mrs. Martha Broughton is a new teacher this year. She teaches all subjects to the first grade. She is a graduate of Saginaw Valley State College with a B.S. degree. Her hobbies are music and sewing. She also enjoys being with her chil- dren, Kelly and Jennifer. Mrs. Joanne Buhl teaches Art on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays. She earned her B.A. and M.A. at C.M.U. where her major was Art and her minor was History. She enjoys Art, stained glass, and sewing. Miss Kathy Bunyan is a 3rd grade teacher. She received her B.A. in both Elementary Education and Music from Alma College. Her hobby is rug hooking, she also teaches piano. Miss Bunyan also works at the flower shop. ♦ 170 Mrs. Ruth Falk teaches 3rd grade. She earned her B.S. de- gree from W.M.U. Mrs. Falk en- joys doing crossword puzzles, flower gardening sewing and knitting. Among her special in- terests are Sunday school teach- er, choir member and Secretary to Awana-Sparks Club. Mrs. Connie Holland is the Ele- mentary Speech Therapist. She got her B.S. in Speech Pathology from C.M.U. Mrs. Holland also teaches Adult Education on Body Fitness. Her hobbies are jogging and playing the piano, she also enjoys reading and traveling. Mr. Alan Hosier is a reading as- sistant. He graduated from E.M.U. with a B.S. degree in Education. And he is presently completing his Masters in Read- ing at Oakland University. His majors were Social Science and Elementary Education. His minor was Reading. He enjoys cycling, cross country skiing, and jog- ging- Mr. Kirk Leyndyke teaches 5th grade. He holds a B.S. degree from Aquinas College and is do- ing graduate work towards an M.A. in Guidance and Counsel- ing at C.M.U. He is the coach and advisor of the Chess Club. Mr. Leyndyke enjoys tennis, bowling, deer and bird hunting, fishing, and archery as sports, he also enjoys reading Science Fiction. Mrs. Rosemary Lilly teaches Kin- dergarten. She graduated from Nazareth College with a masters in Reading and Learning Dis- abilities. She is attending Mary Grove College where she is working on a B.S. degree. Her major was Home Economics and her minor was Science. She en- joys sewing and Reading. Mrs. Joanne Lubnau teaches all subjects to the 4th grade class. She received her B.S. degree in Education from C.M.U. Her hob- by is reading, she also has an interest in politics. Mrs. Neita Murray teaches all subjects to her 2nd grade class. Mrs. Murray received her B.S. degree in Elementary Education at M.S.U. Mrs. Murray's hobbies are sewing and tole painting, she is also on a bowling league. Mr. Randy Marquardt teaches Vocal Music for the elementary and Jr. and Sr. High. He received his B.A. degree at Albion College where his major was Music Education and his minors were Applied Music, and Drivers Education. He has started working on his masters degree at M.S.U. He enjoys playing the gui- tar, bowling and raising children. As a favorite sport, Mr. Marquardt enjoys jogging. He is also in- volved in singing in groups. Janet Pearson teaches Ele- mentary Reading. She graduated from E.M.U. with a B.S. and an M.A. de- gree. She enjoys cooking. Mrs. Sue Smith teaches all subjects to her 4th grade class. Mrs. Smith graduated from Oliviet College, Kan- kakee Illinois with a B.A. degree in 1968. She re- ceived her Masters degree in Elementary from C.M.U. in 1971. Her hobbies are reading and just being with her family, she also enjoys going to band festivals and concerts. Mrs. Wanda Srebinski teaches lower Elementary Resource Room. She gradu- ated from C.M.U. where her major was Special Edu- cation for the Emotionally Impaired and minor was Psychology. Mrs. Elen McGuire teaches 6th grade and gets them ready for Jr. High. She re- ceived her A.A., B.A. and B.S. degrees from Graceland and C.M.U. respectively. Her hob- bies are knitting, crocheting and sewing, she also enjoys vocal music. 172 Mrs. Kathy Sweet received her B.S. in Edu- cation from C.M.U. She teaches all subjects to the 4th grade. Her hobbies are baking and crocheting. Mrs. Sandra Wilke, is a 3rd grade teacher who teach- es all subjects to her class. She received her B.A. from Concordia Teachers College in River Forest, Illinois. Mrs. Wilke sings in a church choir and is a member of the North-end Home Extention group. She also enjoys gardening. Mrs. Helen Van Sickle teaches all subjects to the 2nd grade. She earned her B.S. degree from F..M.U. Her hobbies are reading and jog- ging Mr. Warren Warc insky teaches the 5th grade. He earned his A.S. at St. Clair Community College and his B.S. degree at C.M.U. His major was Biology and his minor was Physical Education. He enjoys sports and hunting. Mr. Michael Williams teaches to the 5th grade. He received his B.S. de- gree from W.M.U. His hobbies are hunting, fishing and just being outdoors. Mr. Williams also bowls, plays softball, and enjoys archery and the chess club. 173 Mrs. Nancy Williams teaches all subjects to first-grade students. She received her degrees in Child Development from Michigan State. Mrs. Williams enjoys activities such as reading and embroidery. Karen Frit , teaches 7-12 Eng- lish, College Prep, Exploratory Language, and Spanish 1 and 11. She received her A.B. de- gree from C.M.U. where her major was Spanish and her mi- nor was English. She also re- ceived her M.A. degree in Li- brary Science. Miss Fritz enjoys reading, most often she reads more than one book at a time. She especially enjoys reading mysteries, romance and science fiction. She keeps score for all the girls basketball games and for home track meets. She en- joys watching sports. Miss Fritz also enjoys movies, plays and all kinds of music. Mr. David Blackburn teaches 7th and 10th grade English and 7th grade Social Studies. He earned his B.A. degree in Social Science at N.M.U. he also has a Master of Divinity and a Master of Theology at Princeton. His majors were English and Business adminis- tration. Mr. Blackburn has many hobbies among these are coaching, reading, choral directory, officiating sports and gardening. Mrs. Irene Cook teaches English 10, and American Literature. She earned her B.A. degree from E.M.U. Where her major was English and her minor was Ge- ography. Mrs. Cook enjoys reading, sewing, cooking and traveling. Miss Brenda Glover is one of the many substitutes that we have in our school. She received her B.S. degree at W.M.U. where her major was Home Economics and her minor was Health. She enjoys crafts and reading. Mrs. Marilyn Dimick teaches Special Education in the High School. She earned her degree at C.M.U. Where her major was Special Education of the Mentally Impaired, her minor. Planned Program. She is qualified to teach K-8 regular education. She enjoys sewing, singing. Arts and Crafts and cake decoration. She plays ten- nis, basketball, and baseball and she also en- joys skiing, jogging and swimming. 174 Mr. Bruce Glover teaches 8th grade History, World History and 1 American History, as well as being the athletic director. He re- ceived his B.A. from W.M.U. and his major was Phys. Ed. and his minor was History. He enjoys golf, sports and reading. Mr Norman Jacobs teaches Jr. and Sr. High Math classes, and is the assistant Varsity Football Coach. He received his B.S. degree from Health and Mr. Dale Ladd teaches 7th grade science. Biol- ogy 1 and 11, Drivers Education and he also coaches girls Varsity Track. He received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from N.M.U. Where his major was Biology and his minors were Geogra- phy, and Conservation. He enjoys bowling, hunting, and fishing. Math. He enjoys walking, raising sheep, and spending time with his dog. Mrs. Louise Jensen teaches Art in Jr. and Sr. High School. This includes all Arts, such as Art Design, Painting, Pottery, and Crafts. She received her degree from Madonna College where her major was Art and her minor was History. She enjoys biking, camping, growing herbs, antique hunting, and dyeing, spinning, and weaving her own wool. This is Mr. Keith Mino's 5th year of teaching in Deckerville. He teaches Speech, Psychology, Drama and Stu- dent Publications. In addition, he is responsible for the school yearbook and newspaper, the debate and forensics teams, and the school play. This year Mr. Mino is also serving as the head yearbook photographer while teaching yearbook staffers how to take good pictures. Those who have attended home football games this year will remember Mr. Mino as the play by play and halftime an- nouncer of those games. Also Mr. Mino will long be remembered for his role as the wild and any Bounc- ing Betty at Friday pep assemblies. Mrs. Sandra Monroe is the counselor for grades 7th thru 12th, she teaches 7th grade social studies and is the Jr. advi- sor. She earned her B.A. from E.M.U. and her M.A. from W.M.U. She enjoys crafts such as sewing, knitting, crochetting and making stuffed animals. 175 1 « Miss Carol Palms teaches 6-12 instrumental music. She earned her degree at W.M.U. She enjoys walking her dog, sewing, and tennis. Mr. John Ne .worski teaches all Industrial Arts classes and Drivers Education. He received his B.S. degree from N.M.U. where his ma- jor was Industrial Arts. He enjoys hunting, fishing, bowling, ice hockey and building things. Mrs. Brenda Nichol is a substitute teacher. She earned an A.B. in Education at the U. of M. where her major was English and her minor was Physical Education. She enjoys cross coun- try skiing, reading and gardening. Miss Candi Stange teaches Title 1 reading. She received her B.S. from Western Michigan Universi- ty, where she majored in Physical Education and minored in Health and Reading. She coaches 6th grade Cheerleading and is a mem- ber of the State Board of Cheerleading Coaches. Miss Stange enjoys running and swim- ming. Mrs. Sheree Phillips teaches Jr. and Sr. High Math, Ge- ometry, and Algebra. She received her B.S. degree from C.M.U. where her ma- jor was Math. She enjoys swimming, sailing, and jog- ging as hobbies. She is pic- tured here with her new baby Jennifer. Little Jenni- fer was the reason Mrs. Phillips was on Maternity Leave for a portion of the year. Mr. Charles Rudduck teaches Algebra, Chemis- try, Physics, Trigonometry, and 8th grade Sci- ence. He received his B.A. from Hillsdale Col- lege. Mr. Rudduck is township Supervisor of Wheatland Township. 176 Mrv Mary Russell teaches 7 thru 9th grade English classes. She received her B.A. at M.S.U. her major there was English and her minors were music, Spanish and history. She enjoys golfing, music, singing and summer gardening. Mr. Schramm teaches boys Physical Education and coaches Varsity girls Basketball. He earned his B.S. degree from M.S.U., his major was Physical Educa- tion and his minor was health and recreation. He enjoys all sports especially fly fishing and all oth- er types of fishing. He is the producer and direc- tor of the Saturday Morning Sports Show on WMIC. Miss Cheryl Smith is our school psychologists, serv- ing Sandusky and Carsonville as well as Deckerville. She received for B.A. in Early Childhood Education and an Education Specialist degree at Univer- sity of Michigan. Miss Smith is co-sponsor of the 7th and 8th grade classes with Brenda Glover. She en- joys cross-country shiing, swimming, and tennis. Mr. Bob Staskiewicz teaches Earth Science, Health Ed and 7th grade ge- ography. He received his B.S. from Central Michigan University, where he majored in Physical Education and Minored in Earth Science. He is Var- sity Football and boys track coach. Mr. Staskiewicz enjoys fishing and playing poker. Ms. Jane Stodelle is the High School and Elementary school librarian. She received her B.A. in Education from C.M.U. her undergrad major was Li- brary Science, and Minors were Eng- lish, journalism. Her graduate study was reading improvement. She is a member of the Michigan Association for Mediain Education. She enjoys photography, golfing. 177 Robert Tanton teaches grades 9-12 with 4 production ag classes and 1 ag Me- chanics class. He received his degree at M.S.U. His major was agricultural Educa- tion and his minors were agricultural mechanics and Crop Science. Mr. Richard Walker teaches business in grades 9-12 among these classes are Ac- counting, Consumer Law, Consumer Ed, Typing 1, General Business, and Sales and Marketing. He coaches varsity base- ball and referees basketball. He received his B.A. from M.S.U. and is currently working on his M.A. His major was business and his minor was phys. ed. He enjoys hunting, bowling and golf. Mrs. Karen Travis has been teaching for nine years. She received her B.S. from Central Michigan University. She enjoys sewing, knitting, and cooking. Mrs. Louise Walker teaches Typing 1, Typing 11, Steno-Clerical Lab, Clerical Records, and Business Machines. She received her B.A. in Business Ed from Eastern Michigan University. Mrs. Walker is also the BOEC Club Sponsor. Some of her hobbies are reading, macrame, and horticulture. Mr. Tom Wolfe teaches Government and Article 3 Math. He received his B.A. degree at Albien Col- lege where his majors were History and Physical Education. He enjoys hunting, fishing and outdoor sports. o 178 Mrs. Diane- Martin teaches Jr. High and Sr. High School Reading under the Title 1 program she graduated from M.S.U. where her major was Fine Arts and her Minor was Social Studies. Mrs. Martin enjoys reading, collect- ing antiques and music. Mrs. Penny McGraw is a substitute teacher for grades 7- 12. She received her B.S. from M.S.U. she enjoys raising horses. Mr Andy Ylisto teaches World Geography, American History. American History Survey, and American Prob- lems. He received his B.S. from Eastern Michigan Uni- versity, where he majored in History and Geography and minored in Political Science. Mr. Ylisto coaches Ju- nior High Football. He enjoys reading, fishing, and hunting. s Miss Marianne Woods teaches physical Edu- cation. She received her B.A. from Olivet College. Miss Woods enjoys coaching bas- ketball and softball. 179 THE GUYS WHO MAKE IT HAPPEN OUR ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Alexander Galligan is the School Superinten- dent. He received his B.A., M.A., and Education Specialist degree at M.S.U. where his majors were Political Science, School Administration and Soci- ology. He enjoys photography, furniture refinish- ing, and reading Civil War history. Mr. Alan J. Broughton received his B.S. at C.M.U., his major was Physical Education and History, and he earned his M.A. in Educa- tional Administration. He enjoys golfing, boating, sailing and reading. Mr. Gary Bredahl is our Assistant Principal. He earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees at M.S.U. where his major was Social Science and his minor was U.S. History. Mr. Bredahl enjoys working around the house and is a Spartan Sports fan. Mr. James Popilek is the Elementary Princi- pal. He received his B.A. from The Universi- ty of Michigan and his M.A. from E.M.U. 180 BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS Bus drivers from left to right. Clinton Bye, Virgil Shagena, Eunice Tarzwell, Con Innes, Emmit Dritzman, Albert Ran- dolph, Arnold Tarzwell, Lois Jensen, Marie Oswald, Betty Martin, Terry McGregar, Jane Vogel, Jim Hoffman. Mr. Galligan works to develop a good relationship with all employees of the school system. Morris Kirkpatrick helps beautify the school grounds, (bottom left) Wilfred Warczinsky is a member of the cus- todial staff, (bottom right) Not pictured. Bruce Decker, Lillian Pagel, Anna Shagena, and John Thayer. SUPER Mrs. Madge Nichol is Mr. Galligan's secretary. She has been working at the school for 24 years. She handles correspon- dence, transportation, and records. SECRETARIES OF 80-81 Mrs. Martha Lenk is the bookkeeper in the Superintendents Office. Mrs. Lenk has been working here for 14 years. She takes care of the payroll account and district finances. 182 Miss Elizabeth Hooper has been working in the Superintendents Office for the past 8 years. She takes care of internal accounts, athletic records, and hot lunch records. KEEP ON TYPING!!! Mrs. Judy Bowerman has been working at the school for 7 years. This is her second year in the High School office. Mrs. Bowerman takes care of all the kids problems. Mrs. Mona Tobi has worked here at Deckerville for the past 15 years. Mrs. Tobi is the Guidance Office secretary and the Assistant Princi- pals. Mrs. Ila Salowitz has been working in the Elemen- tary Office for 13 years. Mrs. Salowitz also takes care of all the elementary students mishaps. 183 OPEN LETTER TO CITIZENS OF THE DECKER VILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT It's a big, sometimes hard and cruel world out there. That is what students face upon gradu- ation from high school and partially why schools exist—to help young people become upstand- ing, humanistic, knowledgeable, and thinking people who will fare well when challenged by the unknown or when facing periods of happiness or adversity. Education can provide a better quality of life. It can afford opportunities to improve one's financial position and to contribute more fully to society. School systems during the past 25 years have drawn their share of criticism. Media headlines and articles speak of vandalism, absenteeism, drug abuse, falling test scores, poor morale, public apathy, and poor perfor- mance by graduates in reading, writing, and communication skills. Some school systems do have those prob- lems to varying degrees; however, on the other hand, good things are happening in the country's schoo1 systems—including ours. One can find that the average adult 25 years or older has completed high school or some form of advanced training, more young people are enrolled and attending school regularly than ever before, illiteracy has been practically erased, and our students do very well on international achievement tests. All has not gone awry. Our small school in Sanilac County, Michigan, is one of the 25,000 or so schools in the United States. Van dalism is not a problem; neither are dropout and absenteeism rates. The school affords students the opportu- nity to learn (if they pursue learning in an active, not a passive way) all the basic skills—reading, math- ematics and communication, along with a myriad of other courses. A Career Center, which offers some 17 technical courses is available to juniors and seniors. Add to the above well prepared teachers who are always willing to help; good materials, a fine library; a good physical plant; plus interested, helpful and supportive parents. All our students do have good educational opportunities—reinforcing the fact that good things are happening in schools in the United States. I have no personal fear concerning the future of our country, if our Deckerville students are any example. They are a credit to themselves, their families, churches, community, and school. Superintendent of Schools Alex Galligan SPRING FLOWER Brian Patterson checks to see that the props are in the right places. 187 Sorry, Julian, whoever you are. Toni, would you mind repeating that? gw- $ ■ i May I have this dance? Slosho! It contains hexosloshinol to slosh those suds away! Cactus Flower, by Abe Burrows, was presented by the Deckerville Drama Class April 23 and 24. The charac- ters included Toni Simmons (Rachel Bearss), Julian Winston (Bill Wolf), Igor Sullivan (Kevin Vogel), Steph- anie Dickinson (Lisa Monroe), Harvey Greenfield (Chuck Spaetzel), Botticelli's Springtime (Christie Innes), Pierre Richard (Steve Zdrojewski), Mrs. Durant (Marsha Medcoff), a Music Lover (Melanie Smigill), a Cus- tomer (Sherrie Peters), Lori Zeien, a bartender, and Janene Pardy, a waitress. Directed by Mr. Keith Mino, Jr. 188 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAMS BACK ROW: Julie McConnachie, Tricia Snyder, Brenda Lee, Annette McEachin, Nancy Glover. MID- DLE ROW: Kathy Ellis, Laura Warczinsky, Michelle Pattullo, Raeann Wagester, Tracy Srock, Anne Lawler. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Jordan, Lisa Mosure, Brenda Rich, Angela Pearson, Lisa Krueger, Kelly O'Mara, Lisa Ridley. ROW: Leo Clor, Brett O'Connor, Kevin Seiler, Mike Mathie, Dave Baslock, Steve Mathie, MID- DLE ROW: Jay Walkup, Mike VanNorman, Richard Jones, John Phillips, Sean Mullett, Chuck String-, er. LAST ROW: David Kubick, Steve Popileck, Ron Dopierala, Jeff Pearson, Rodney Noble, Chuck Walton, Roger Hooper, Doug Beck. i89 VARSITY TRACK Top row, left to right: Steve Ladd, Doug Kirkpatrick, Ralph Hammond, Jeff Rich, Junior Saldana, and Dan Sietz. Middle row: Coach Bob Staskiewicz, Gary Pijanowski, Jim Jones, Ken Mathie, Steve Popilek, Joe Bujak, Fred Martinez, and Tom Apsey. Bottom row: Doug Hall, Drew VanNorman, Rod Lizak, Dave Abbott, Chris Stolicker, Tim Mater, Keith Berger, Eric Fiedler, and Shaun Pardy. GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Front, left to right: Tammy Handley, Sharon Kunze, Pat O'Mara, Bobbie Fisher, Dawn Rich, Cheryl Lamont, and Maureen Rich. Middle: Coach Dale Ladd, Cindy Govea, Linda Lamont, Kim Slater, Christie Innes, Kathy Kirkpatrick, and Christine McEachin. Back: Charlotte Hooper, Irene Rumble, Wen- dy Stringer, Kim Drum, and Cindy Lakatos. VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row: Janet Regentine, Connie Leibinger, Mary Lou Williamson, Kelly Slater, Becky Bulgrien, Lucinda Thompson, Rose Wagester. Back Row: Laurie Fletcher, Janeen Baslock, Shirley Colesa, Maureen Jones, An- drea Muir, Shelly Peruski, Kim Davis, Annette Graff, and Coach Mari- anne Woods. J.V. BASEBALL Top row, left to right: Coach David Blackburn, Rodney Kerbyson, Bob Bartholomew, Steve Ladd, Tim Kritzman, Duane Paehlig, Jason Fritch, Mark Ellis, Dick Russell, and Phillip Messman. Bottom row: Jeff Lakatos, Jeff Walkup, Drew VanNorman, Brian Colesa, Jerry Kenny, Leo Clor, Shaun Pardy, Todd Mucha, and Doug Hall. VARSITY BASEBALL Top row, left to right. Coach Richard Walker, John Roberts, Keith Berger, Jeff Beaver, Rick Davis, Jim Fritch, Tom Leibinger, Jim Wagester, Joe Roberts, and Doug Shagena. Bottom row: Dan Whitwam, Kevin Vanderlip, Jim Nichol, Dan Shagena, Herb Whitwam, Jason Fritch, Jerry Allard, and Ralph Ham- mond. Missing Mark Schmitt. 1981 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ¥ The 1980-81 Junior-Senior Prom was held Saturday, May 9, at the St. Mary's Parish Hall in Port Sanilac. Entertainment was provided by Power Source. The theme for this years prom was Just Between You and Me by April Wine. 195 SENIOR TRIP 1981 26 hours on a bus. On Sunday, March 22, the Seniors set out on a 26 hour bus ride to Florida. They arrived at Busch Gar- dens Monday morning at 9:30, and had a day of sight seeing. The next day they set out for a fun day at Disney World. The Seniors also visited such places as Wet and Wild, Rosie Ogradies, and Daytona Beach. 196 WITH ONE GOAL REACHED 198 On May 18th the class of 1981 attended D.H.S. to take the last of their exams. That afternoon the class met in the elementary gym for their Class Day. Later that week the class met again; but this time in the High School Gym for their Baccalaure- ate Service. Finally the day arrived. May 24th 1981. AND MANY BEYOND Mr. Bredahl awaits the big event. Carol Ridley receives her diploma—with pleasure! Class Officers: President—Barb Hoenicke Vice President—Rhonda Reisner Secretary—Teri Abbott Treasurer—Marsha Medcoff Student Council Rep.—Pat O'Mara and Neal Crothers Class Colors—Maroon and Gold Class Flowers—Maroon and Gold Rose Class Song—School's Out—by Alice Cooper Class Sponsors—Mr. Norton Schramm and Mr. John Nezworski Class Motto—We have opened the door, the world lies before us. What we are to be, we are becoming. With one goal reached and many beyond. f. 69f 'SSrpl %v6 % tos?o9 y tofw aio§ oq 01 ■IdOlISIA NM0Q| BIaIOH 50N0335 SiinNlW —i