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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

1982 Eagle Star Deckerville Community Schools 2633 Black River Street Deckerville, Michigan 48427 Board of Education Left to right: Ralph Moeller, Trustee; David Lee, Treasurer; Dorothy Sanford, Secretary; Arnold McVittie, President; Alexander Galligan, Superintendent; Gerald Geiger, Vice-President; Blaine Kertoyson, Trustee; Gerald Keinath, Trustee. Dedication Contents The 1982 EAGLE STAR is dedicated to the vol- unteer groups who have given so freely to pro- vide some of the extras which had to be cut from the curriculum in this very lean year, finan- cially, for Michigan schools. The Athletic Boosters and the Band Boosters, as well as individuals who voluntarily sponsored extra-curricular activi- ties, are hereby commended for their service to Deckerville students. Acknowledgements Members of the 1982 EAGLE STAR staff wish to gratefully acknowledge the contributions of others who have been helpful in producing this yearbook. Julius the Photographer, Sundusky, photo- graphed without charge all of the group and class pictures, and also provided all of the film, developing and enlargement, for almost all of the candids which appear in this book. Without this valuable assistance we could not have pre- sented such a picture-filled book. We indeed thank him for all he has done for us. We also wish to acknowledge all of the help Mrs. Ila Salowitz and Mrs. Judy Bowerman have given us. They have taken time, between all of the other duties they perform as Elementary and High School Office Secretaries, to help with our subscription drive, and to identify all of the stu- dents for the class pictures. We thank them for these and the myriad of other helpful things they have done for us. Many other school personnel have assisted us, and while there is not space to name everyone here, we want them to know that their efforts are much appreciated. 2 Board of Education 1 Senior Section 3 Junior Section 21 Sophomore Section 27 Freshmen Section 33 Junior High Section 39 High School Administration and Faculty 49 Sports 57 Organizations 75 '82 in Review 87 Elementary Section 99 Index 124 Advertising 126 4 Vera Beadle Jeffery Beaver Keith Berger Paul Doerr Fawn Fivecoat Stephen Foster Timothy Hooper Marc Inbody Christie Innes Honor Student 6 Hiroyuki Kakuta )oseph Janicki Eric Klaus Frank Ledezma Richard Ledezma Connie Leibinger Ralph Lentner Steve McConnachie Donald McFarlane Fabio Marinho Michelle Maxfield Charles Medcoff Honor Student Karen Murdock Lena Mustard Honor Student Max Nagey lanene Pardy Brian Paterson Natalie Peruski S-----------------------V, S ■—r Sherry Peters Honor Student J------------------------V, Maureen Rich S___________________________r Lynn Reinelt J S____________r Barry Roe S____________________ Jeffery Rich J-------------------------V, Christopher Roth Honor Student 10 Lori Roth Michael Schenck Mark Schmitt Diane Sims x— Melanie Smigill Honor Student J V -- Bettina Soerensen 12 Kevin Vanderlip Kevin Vogel Honor Student Peggy Wadsworth Class Officers Sharon Kunze, Treasurer; Lena Mustard, Secretary; Christie Innes, President; Chris Stolicker, Vice- President. 13 Good afternoon Board Members, Faculty and Administration, families, friends, parents, and especially my fellow classmates of the graduatins class of 1982. 71 It's been a long wait seniors, but today our graduation day finally catches up with us. In a moment we will receive our ticket to society and in doing so, leave behind us an important era of our lives. An era in which we were most impressionable to the shaping of society. An era in which we set the levels of our own ambitions and priorities. Thus, for many of us the mold is set. Those of us who accept and live today with responsibility and maturity will in essence maintain the same values and character throughout our entire lives. This is why our high school years have been so important. It has been a sort of halfway-house in which we began to make responsible decisions for ourselves and our future. Yet we were allowed to make mistakes; allowed to grow in a sheltered environment. But today we say goodbye to this era of our lives. No longer will we be working together as a group, but must survive in society as an individual. The days of doing school work together and playing on the same team are over. It is not |ust graduation that will divide us, but a difference in beliefs, morals, values, and character. In the future, not only may we not play on the same team, but may become bitter oppo- nents. By the making of our own responsible decisions and the will of God will this be done and our future and the future of the world be shaped. It is this realization that we, now as adults, must come to accept. Each of us should now enjoy each others company as the class of 1982, while we still share a common ground. Let us leave today, if with nothing else, the ability to learn. As valedictorian, I can tell you that during my twelve years at DeckerviKe Com- munity Schools, I have learned some things that I will never use and, because of availability, have not had the opportunity to learn some things I could have used in my future endeavors. However, I have gamed the ability to learn; the learning process in which I will continue to use for the rest of my We. At D.H.S. our class has been given a general background in which we have been able to evaluate our strengths and weaknesses, and have been able to make a decision about our individual careers accordingly. Some of us will go on to further our education Some will wish to settle into agriculture. Others will seek opportunities in some part of the job market; but no matter what we do we will all use the learning skills we have acquired these twelve years at D.H.S. throughout our lives. ■A th« time .o tetalf of the graduating class of 1982, I wish to do two things. One, to thank the Board of Education, Administration, and Faculty for their guidance and instillment of the educational process; parents for their love and support; and everyone here for showing their honor and recognition to us for this great achievement; and secondly, to bid you farewell. On behalf of myself and the rest of the graduating class of 1982, I would like to welcome everyone here to share in this beginning. I would also like to express a sincere thank-you to those here and to those who couldn't be present today for sharing in our growth, and helping us become what we are today. Graduation is much more than an end to something, it is the beginning. This is the time we set our goals, and in trying to reach them, let them shape our lives. Our motto expresses this thought very well. Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. I hope that for each of us, the goals we set now will lead us to much success and happiness. Leaving Deckerville Community Schools now at the end of thirteen years of learning, we leave behind us the teachers, the classrooms that hold so many of our memories, and in many cases we leave our friends to go our own separate ways in life. This sounds like it should be a sad time, but it isn't. We may be leaving a lot of things and people behind us, but we are going towards something greater. We are taking with us the things we have been taught while in school and not all of these lessons have come from a book. The actions of others teach us a S?at deal. We are ready, and at this point eager, to put these lessons to good use. There are so many things we have yet to experience. aduation is just the beginning of a lifetime of new experiences that we are all looking forward to even though the prospect of relying on our own abilities to create a future of our own is a bit frightening. As we get older and have found our places in society, we will all look back on our years in high school. Hopefully when we do look back, fond memories will come to us of the things we did, the friends we had, and the things we learned during our high school years. Once again I would like to welcome everyone and thank-you for the support we have received throughout our years. 1982 WAS INTERNATIONAL YEAR 8 YFU STUDENTS JOINED OUR SENIOR CLASS Bettina is from Esbjerg, Denmark. She stayed with the Earnest Stolicker family. She joined Varsity Basketball. She is planning to continue her studies at Gymnasium when she returns to Den- mark. Friends may contact her at: Paghsalle 5, Esbjerg, Denmark 6700. Tel. OS- 129294 Marianne is from Copenha- gen, Denmark. She stayed with the Wayne Williamson family. She was one of the members of the Eagle Star staff. She hopes to attend college when she returns home, but has not decided on a course of study as yet. Her home address is: Gammel Kangevej 164, Copenhagen V, Denmark 1850. Tel. 01- 248793 Kyiok is from Kobe, Japan. She stayed with the Larry Mason family. She was a member of the Volleyball team, and did all of the art work for the cover and divi- sion pages in the Eagle Star. Seated from left to right: Bettina Soerensen, Marianne Christoffersen Standing from left to right: Kyiok Pak, Kyoko Tahara, Helena Soderberg, Fabio Marinho, Hiroyuki Kakuta Kyiok doesn't know if she is going to college, but she is sure she wants to come back to Deckerville again! ■ .Iters to her should be addressed as toiiows: Takako Ikoma, 3-2-3 Kumoi- dori, chuo-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 651, Ja- pan. Tel. 078-231-6358 Kyoko is from Kawanishi, Japan. She stayed with the Alex Galligan family. She played the bass clarinet in the Band, was on the Varsity Volleyball Team, and was a member of the Eagle Star staff. She wants to go to a junior college when she re- turns to Japan, and hopes to get a job which requires the use of English. Write to Kyoko at: 5-15-1 Daiwanishi, Kawanishi, Hyogo 666-01, Japan. Tel. 0727-94-2602. Helena is from Eskilstuna, Sweden. She stayed with the Earnest Stolicker family. She studied Graphic Arts at the Career Center. She played on the Girls Varsity Basketball Team. She is planning to go to a college in Eskilstuna when she returns home. Address mail to: Box 91, 64400 Torshalla, Sweden. Tel 01146-16- 343422 Fabio is from Natal, Brazil. He stayed with the Art Swoffer family. He wants to go to college to study Agriculture. Write to Fabio at: RVA Afranio Peixoto, 1066 Natal RN, Brasil 5900. Tel. 0-84-222-0494 Hiroyuki (Harry) is from Tokyo, Ja- pan. He also was hosted by the Art Swoffer family. He was a manager of the Football Team and a member of the Eagle Star staff. He hopes to go to college to study linguistics and lan- guages. His home address is: 3-10-1- 510 Okubo, Shinjuku, Tokyo 160, Ja- pan. Tel 03-200-7553. Tiina is from Tampere, Finland. She stayed with the Bod Hooper family. She attended the Career Center, learning Graphic Arts. Her home ad- dress is: Kuninkaankatu 36832, 33200 Tampere 20, Finland. Tel. 931-112071 16 Seniors' Activities Roster David Abbott Student Council Rep. 11 JV Baseball 9 Track 11 D Club 11 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Laura Abend Teacher's Aide 11 Tina Alanen Exchange Student 12 Darlene Anglebrandt Bill Badgley FFA 10,11,12 Laurie Barker Student Council Rep. 10,11,12 JV Baseball 9 Varsity Basketball 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 D Club 10,11,12 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Homecoming Court 9,11,12 Vera Beadle Debate Team 10 Teacher's Aide 9,10,12 Jeff Beaver JV Basketball 9,10 JV Baseball 9,10 Varsity Baseball 11,12 FFA 9,10,11,12 ”D Club 11,12 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 10,12 Keith Berger Varsity Football 11 JV Baseball 10 Varsity Baseball 11,12 Varsity Track 10,11 12 D Club 10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 12 Mona Brinker Varsity Softball 12 BOEC 11 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Library Aide 9 Katerina Buike Teacher's Aide 12 Choir 12 Track 12 Marianne Christoffersen Exchange Student 12 Annual Staff 12 Maureen Cowan BOEC 11,12 Annual Staff 11,12 School Paper 11 Teacher's Aide 9,12 Choir 10 Dennis Deike JV Baseball 9 FFA 9,10,11,12 Don Doerr JV Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 ”D Club 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Paul Doerr Debate Team 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11 Fawn Fivecoat Teacher's Aide 12 Steve Foster JV Football 9,10 Varsity Football 11,12 JV Basketball 9,10 Track 9,10 FFA 9,10,11,12 D Club 11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 All Conference Football Guard, 2nd Team 12 Brian Gibbs FFA 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 10,12 Annual Staff 11 JV Basketball 9 Kathy Harper National Honor Society 12 Debate Team 10,11 Teacher's Aide 12 Brad Henry JV Football 10 Varsity Football 11,12 JV Track 9 FFA 9,10,12 Tim Hooper JV Football 10 Track 10,12 Annual Staff 10,11,12 School Paper 10,11 Teacher's Aide 9 Marc Inbody JV Football 10 FFA 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 10 Christie Innes Class President 12 JV Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 12 D Club 10,11,12 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Joe Janicki Class President 11 Student Council Rep. 11 BOEC 11,12 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Teacher's Aide 11,12 Hiroyuki Kakuta Exchange Student 12 Varsity Football Manager 12 Annual Staff 12 Eric Klaus JV Basketball 10 FFA 9,10,11,12 FFA Sentinel 12 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Mark Kramer Band 9,10 FFA 9,10,12 Teacher's Aide 9,10 Bill Krueger JV Football 10 Varsity Football 11 JV Basketball 10 JV Baseball 10 Track 10 FFA 9,10,11,12 Sharon Kunze Class Treasurer 11,12 National Honor Society 12 Track 9,10,11.12 BOEC 11,12 D Club 9,10,11,12 Annual Staff 10,11 School Paper 10,11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Frank Ledezma JV Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 12 D Club 9,10,11,12 Teachers Aide 10,11,12 Richard Ledezma JV Basketball 9,10 JV Baseball 9,10 Annual Staff 12 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 11 Connie Leibinger JV Volleyball 9 Varsity Volleyball 10,11 Varsity Softball 9,10,11,12 D Club 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Ralph Lentner JV Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 JV Basketball 9 Varsity Basketball 10,11 JV Baseball 9 Track 9,10 ”D Club 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Football, All State Offensive Tackle 12 Steve McConnachie JV Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 FFA 9,10,11,12 FFA 9,10,11,12 D Club 11,12 Lena Mustard Class Secretary 10,11,12 JV Cheerleader 9,10 Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 National Honor Society 11,12 BOEC 10,11,12 D Club 10,11,12 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10 Office Aide 11,12 DAR Good Citizen Award Max Nagey JV Football 10 Varsity Football 11 Track 9 Band 9,10,11,12 ”D Club 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10 Terry Neumayer JV Football 9 Band 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,12 Frank Noble FFA 9,10.11,12 Kathy Nolan JV Cheerleader 10 Varsity Cheerleader 11 Band 9 ”D Club 11,12 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 12 Choir 10,11 Paul O'Mara Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Kyiok Pak Exchange Student 12 Varsity Volleyball Manager 12 Track 12 Annual Staff 12 Teacher's Aide 12 Don McFarlane Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Fabio Marinho Exchange Student 12 Michelle Maxfield Class Secretary 9 JV Softball 9 Track 10 JV Cheerleader 9 D Club 10 Annual Staff 9,10 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Homecoming Court 10,12 Homecoming Queen 12 Charles Medcoff Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Teacher's Aide 10,11 Roxanne Merriman Band 9,10,11,12 Debate Team 10 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Choir 9,11 Larry Messing FFA 9,10,11,12 Donna Moeller Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 12 National Honor Society 10,11, 12 Teacher's Aide 10 Track 12 Karen Murdock BOEC 11,12 FFA 11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,12 Diana Palmer 17 Seniors' Activities Roster IV Volleyball 9,10 Varsity Volleyball 11,12 BOEC 10,11,12 D Club 11,12 Teacher's Aide 10 Office Aide 11,12 lanene Pardy IV Volleyball 9 BOEC 11,12 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 12 Brian Patterson FFA 10.11 Drama 11 Library Aide 10,11 Natalie Peruski Class Vice-President 11 Class Treasurer 10 JV Cheerleader 9,10 Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 ”D Club 9,10,11,12 Annual Staff 10,11 School Paper 10,11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Office Aide 12 Sherry Peters Band 9 National Honor Society 11,12 Annual Staff 11,12 School Paper 11 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 10,12 Lynn Reinelt Track 10 BOEC 10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 11,12 Office Aide 12 Library Aide 9 Jeff Rich Track 9,10,11,12 FFA 9,10,11 Maureen Rich |V Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 |V Volleyball 10 Varsity Volleyball 11 Varsity Softball 10 Track 10,11 FFA 10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 D Club 10,11,12 Chris Roth Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 9,10,11,12 National Honor Society 10,11, 12 Teacher's Aide 11,12 Lori Roth Varsity Softball 10 JV Cheerleader 9,10 Varsity Cheerleader 11,12 ”D Club 10,11,12 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Mike Schenck FFA 9.10,11 Mark Schmitt IV Football 9 Varsity Football 11 JV Baseball 9 Varsity Baseball 11,12 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Teacher's Aide 11,12 Richard Schroeder JV Football 9,10 Band 9,10,11,12 FFA 10 Daniel Shagena JV Basketball 9,10 IV Baseball 9.10 Varsity Baseball 11,12 Track 12 ”D Club 11,12 Debate Team 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 lames Sherman Library Aide 12 Choir 10 Diane Sims JV Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 Library Aide 9 Teacher's Aide 10,11,12 Melanie Smigill JV Basketball 9 JV Cheerleader 10 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Drama II Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Bettina Soerensen Exchange Student 12 Varsity Basketball 12 Helena Soderburg Exchange Student 12 Varsity Basketball 12 Chris Stolicker IV Football 9,10 Varsity Football 11,12 JV Basketball 9 JV Baseball 9,10 Track 11 FFA 9,10,11,12 FFA Treasurer 11 FFA President 12 Class Vice-President 12 Teacher's Aide 11,12 David Stolicker JV Football 9 FFA 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 10 Todd Stoutenburg IV Football 9 JV Basketball 9,10 FFA 9,10,11 Teacher's Aide 11 Kyoko Tahara Exchange Student 12 Varsity Volleyball 12 Track 12 Annual Staff 12 Band 12 Jeff Tanton JV Football 9 Varsity Football 10,11,12 JV Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11 JV Baseball 9,10 Teacher's Aide 9,10 George Tice FFA 9,10,11,12 Library Aide 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 12 Kevin Trowhill JV Football 9,10 JV Basketball 10 Varsity Basketball 10,11 FFA 10,12 ”D” Club 11,12 Varsity Football 11,12 NCTL Defense First Team 12 Beth VanDalen Teacher's Aide 11,12 Kevin Vanderlip JV Basketball 10 JV Baseball 9,10 Varsity Baseball 11,12 FFA 9,10 Teacher's Aide 12 Library Aide 10,11 Kevin Vogel Student Council Rep 9,10 JV Basketball 9,10 FFA 9,10,11,12 Drama 11 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 11,12 Laurie Yearkey JV Volleyball 10 Varsity Volleyball II JV Cheerleader 10 D Club 11,12 Annual Staff 11 School Paper 11 Library Aide 10 Office Aide 11,12 Dick Zdrojewski FFA 9,10 Drama 10 Sue Wilcox Zdrojewski Peggy Wadsworth Class President 10 Class Treasurer 9 JV Volleyball 9 Varsity Volleyball 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 D Club 10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,10,11,12 Shane Welsh JV Football 9,10,11 Varsity Football 12 FFA 9,10,11,12 Teacher's Aide 10 Library Aide 11 Homecoming King 12 Shirley Welsh Class Secretary 9 Varsity Softball 11,12 Track 9 ”D Club 11,12 Teacher's Aide 9,11 Library Aide 10,12 Homecoming Court 12 Becky Wheeler IV Basketball 9.10 JV Volleyball 11 Track 10 Teacher's Aide 11,12 Library Aide 9,10 Dan Whitwam JV Football 10 • Varsity Football 12 JV Basketball 9,10 Varsity Basketball 11,12 JV Baseball 9,10 Varsity Baseball 11,12 FFA 10,11,12 ”D Club 11,12 Drama 11 18 It Seemed Like Forever, now it s over Laurie and Shirley doing a little boy-watching . . . Chris and Ralph look as though they are studying, but we all know better. Lena takes a quick chomp on her sucker to pre- pare for the second half. Max says, Boy this Graphic Arts class is exciting! Some people, such as Donna Moeller, study in the damdest places! 19 OH! Happy, Happy Senior Days . . . Michelle Maxfield makes the cutest farmer during Spirit Week. Frank smiles as he contemplates the day ahead. What's so funny, Melanie and Maureen? Tim snoozes through another exciting ride to the Career Center. Helena prepares to start her first class of the morning. 20 junior Class Officers Display Leadership Class activities in the 1981-82 school year were off to a slow start, because funding for class sponsors had to be cut due to the failed millage request. However, parents sponsored float building for the homecoming, and Mrs. Kar- in Russell served voluntarily as junior Class Spon- sor. Despite the hardships this year presented, the Juniors put on a traditional Prom, and held many fundraisers in hopes that a Senior trip may be possible next year. Officers are, (front) Oebbie Lamont Treasurer, Shirley Cotesa Secretary, (back) Andrea Muir Vice-President, and Tina Greene President. How big did you say it was, (anetf 22 Vince Hole practices his photographic skills at the Career Center. This page has two pictures of Lucy and Janet goofing off so you'll remember how often they did it! Juniors Jerry Allard Amy Bartley Micki Baslock Rachel Bearss Timothy Bezemek Robert Bartholomew Jill Bowerman Kyle Bowling Daniel Brabant Theodore Brennan Larry Bruso Theresa Burns Lizbeth Clor Shirley Colesa Karen Cowley Timothy Decker Joseph Dershem James Dore Kimberly Drum Mark Ellis Eric Fiedler 23 Only One More Year to Go Robert Fingerle Jason Fritch Janet Geiger Irene Gonzales Cynthia Govea Melisa Govea Tina Green Ralph Hammond Virginia Hammond Tammi Handley Vincent Hole Jeffery Janowiak James Jones Maureen Jones Jerry Kenny Rodney Kerbyson Daniel Kursinsky Cynthia Lakatos Deborah Lamont 24 juniors Linda Lamont Christine McEachin Phillip McFarlane Scot McKinnon Debbie Martin Denise Messing Phillip Messman Liana Mucha Andrea Muir Timothy Neumayer Michael Noble Randy Northrup Michael Oswald Kevin Pattullo Mary Lou Peruski Shelly Peruski )anet Regentin Larry Reid Leanne Reuter John Roberts Gregory Roth Class cf '83 Dick Russell Maria Saldana )oe Samuelson Dale Sanford Brenda Sharbowski Richard Simmons Michelle Smigill Darrin Spivey Todd Stolicker Wendy Stringer Tracy Swoffer Michael Tarzwell Lucinda Thompson Leigh Twiss Patricia VanDalen Kathleen Vogel Dawn Williamson Robin Williamson Douglas Willis 26 Charlotte says they call Mr. Blackburn (skip) our teacher? Girls say, ''Boy! these float meets are exciting. Becky gives her best smile for the camera. Mary and Eric are working in typing class. Use the hammer on the float. Drew! Rose is working hard or hardly working!? Sophomores NO PICTURE AVAILABLE NO PICTURE AVAILABLE lames Abend Cherie Allingham Michael Ardelyan Cliff Barrett Steven Baslock Ronald Baumeister Sherry Berger Eric Bowerman Paul Brown Joseph Bujak Becky Bulgrien Eddie Cibulskis Brian Colesa Steve Daghuer Kimberly Davis Leroy Dutcher Sally Elliott Lisa Garlick Sam Genoff 29 Only Two More Years To Go Alan Gough Joe Govea Annette Graff Douglas Hall William Hammond Gregory Harter David Henry Ray Hernandez Yolanda Hernandez Charlotte Hooper Cheryl Huett Linda Hunt Angela Jacques Penny Kenny Joe Kern Kathleen Kirkpatrick Ronald Koehler Christine Kozlowski Timothy Kritzman Merrill Krueger Steven Ladd Jeffrey Lakatos Robert Ledezma Mary Lessnau Shannon Lindke 30 Sophomores Brenda McConnachie Alfredo Martinez Patty Martinez Rosalinda Martinez Kenneth Mathie Craig Merriman )oni Merriman Dawn Mossop Todd Mucha jennifer Muir Shawn Nichol Peter O'Mara Patrick Oswald Duane Paehlig Wayne Pagel Deborah Palmer Shaun Pardy Douglas Pattullo Steven Popilek Mike Powell Irene Rumble 31 Class of '84 Renee Ryan Alice Sanford Jean Shanks Daniel Seitz Kellie Slater Kimberly Slater Tom Stolicker Bradley Stone Kevin Stringer Drew VanNorman Karen Varosi Kyle Wagester Rose Wagester Jolene Walker Jeff Walkup Paul Warczinsky Mary Lou Williamson Gregory Witkowski Paul Witkowski Janice Woodard Jerry Wrubel 32 Collette proudly displays the medals she won for being such a good athlete. Kevin and Doug are good score-keepers. (Just ask them.) Freshmen Kathleen Allin Rachelle Ardelyan Jacqueline Armstead David Baslock Tina Bauman Leslie Bittner Wendy Boettner John Brown Leo Clor Bonnie Campbell Christine Condo Renee Davidson Howard Doan Eric Dopierala James Elliott Barbara Eves Jesse Estrada John Fingerle Carey Fritch Thomas Coheen Paula Hardison Brent Henry Maria Hernandez Rhonda Hotter Janet Hole 35 Only Three More Years To Go Scott Huett Tammy Innes Connie Isaac Robert (ones Todd Kenny Brian Klaus Todd Klaus David Kubik Jeff Ladd Denise Lamont Annette McEachin John Mata Michael Mathie Leon Messing Lisa Mosure Judy Muma Larry Murdock Ronald Nichols Daniel Noble Kevin Nolan Scott Pagel 36 Class of '85 Angela Pearson Charlene Peruski Mary Priess Collette Reuter Brenda Rich Kevin Seiler Douglas Shagena Larry Sherman Ryan Sherman Lisa Slater Theresa Spivey )amie Stolicker Chris Tanton Julie Varosi Pedro Villafranca Lisa Warczinsky Lee Watta Tom Watta Ginger Webb David Wedyke Vicki Williamson 37 Doting parents and grandparents always turn out to watch the elementary Halloween Parade 1981-82 Miscellaneous (We thought these photos were too good to throw out) Richard Ledezma, EAGLE STAR photographer, rests after com- pleting a tough assignment. |oe Bujak and Duane Paehlig watch their teammates closely All eyes are on the basket (We made it!) 38 Eighth Grade Robert Amey Kevin Anglebrandt Paula Arnold Douglas Beck Sandy Beck William Brennan Steve Blossom Asa Burns Marcell Daghuer limmy Dennis Glenda Doan Ronald Dopierala Steve Drum Charles Dumaw Kathy Ellis Virginia Falcon Jeff Foote Duane Geiger Scott Hartel jimmy Hayes Roger Hooper David Howe Dennis Huett Mathew Inbody Melissa Jones 40 Only Four More Years to Go Richard lones Ann Jordan Bradley Klaus Randy Koehler Lisa Krueger Richard Kunze Glen Lago Laurie Lapp Anne Lawler Irma Ledezma Brenda Lee Kelly Lee Steven Mathie Julie McConnachie Jerry Merriman Debra Messing Martin Moore Dawn Monroe Sean Mullett Eighth Grade Jerry Muma Joy Muma Jeanette Nagey Douglas Neumayer Rodney Noble Sean Nolan Brett O'Connor Erin O'Connor Kelly O'Mara Mary Lynn Oswald Marc Pardy Michele Pattullo Jeffrey Pearson Jeffrey Peruski John Phillips Jerome Pijanowski Mitchell Pieniak Brian Popilek Michelle Pozsgay Barbara Reid Lisa Ridley Alice Roe Kathy Shanks Delmer Simmons Roger Simmons 42 Class of '86 Tammy Sontag Tracy Srock Amy Stanley Charles Stringer Jeffrey Tarzwell David Twiss Michael VanNorman Stephen Varosi Raeann Wagester lay Walkup Charles Walton John Warczinski Laura Warczinsky Karen Willis Eugene Wilson Lisa Wojcik 43 Debbie Wojtas Seventh Grade Traci Abbott Karin Allin Carla Anglebrandt Matthew Baslock Richard Bittner )oel Bowerman Barry Brinker Kelly Broughton Douglas Burgess Jerry Cameron Janet Clor Joseph Clor Rebecca Condo Charles Cook Lisa Crothers Douglas Dutcher Lawrence Dutcher James Edwards Martha Elliott 44 Only Five More Years to Go Edna Eves Christine Falk Margaret Fink Karl Foster Brian Franzel Darcey Fritch Darin Fritch )ody Goller Billy Graff Harold Grice Duane Hadrich Jeffrey Harter Tom Haymes Robert Hendrick Jerry Hilborn Diane Hillaker Michelle Hooper Marcia Ingles Rodney Kenny Kelly Kerbyson Tracey Klaus Seventh Grade Roland Kunze William Lawler Nowell Lindke Monica Mason Florinda Mata Rodney McConnachie Rebecca McCully Kenneth McVittie Shellie McVittie Charles Mest Victoria Moeller Teresa Mosher Cristi Nader Martin O'Mara Patrick Pardy Timothy Patterson Tracey Peruski Dennis Philpot Brenda Pieniak Bryon Reid David Ridley 46 Class of '87 Lila Rumble Richard Saldana Andrew Sheldrake Max Simmons Jennifer Singler David Slater Kelly Smith Lisa Spaetzel Karen Stone Deanna Sweet Debra VanDalen Sally VanDalen Robert Varosi Ruthann Varosi Kelly Vogel Trevor Wagester Tammy Warczinsky Karen Woodard Ronald Zdrojewski 47 Laurie Lapp Studies . . . Jody Coder Studies . . . All we do in Junior High is Study, Study, Study! Darcy Fritch and Lisa Crothers Study . . . Chuck Walton Studies? 1982 HIGH SCHOOL ADMiNmmmi AND FACULTY Mr. Alan Broughton, Deckerville High School Principal HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS They give you the answers as far as possible. Mr. Andrew Ylisto teaches American History, Government, American Problems and World History. He received his B.S. from E.M.U. His majors are History and Geography, and his minor is Political Science. Mr. Ylisto was an Assistant of the Football Team this year. Mrs. Louise Jensen teaches 7th and 8th grade Social Studies and 7th grade English. She received her degree from Ma- donna College. Her major is Art and her minor is History. Mrs. Wanda Srebinski teaches Special Education. She Gradu- ated from C.M.U. Her major is Special Education for the Emotionally Impaired and her minor is Psychology. Mrs. Irene Cook teaches College Preparatory English, 10th grade English, American Literature, and American Literature Survey. She earned her B.A. degree from E.M.U. Her major is English and her minor is Geography. 50 Mr. Charles Rudduck Teaches Algebra I, Algebra II, Chemis- try, 8th grade Science, Trigo- nometry, and Analytic Geom- etry. He received his B.A. from Hillsdale College. Band Director David Smith teaches all band classes, grades 5 through 12. He also teaches Jr. and Sr. High School Choir this year. Mr. Smith received his B.M. de- grees from W.M.U. and M.M. degrees from C.M.U. He is a member of ASCAP, ASBDA, and also a chairman of the NRCST. This year his musical composition Weasel's Pop was published by Warner Brothers Publishers. Our Sr. Band received a Division I rat- ing at both District and State Festivals, and Sr. Band was in- vited to the Detroit Air Show. Jr. Band received a Division I at District but earned a Divi- sion II at State Festival. Mr. Dale Ladd teaches Biol- ogy, 7th grade Science, and World Geography. He re- ceived his B.S. and M.A. de- grees from N.M.U. His major is Biology and minors are Ge- ography and Conservation. He also teaches Drivers Edu- cation during the summer months, and coaches Girls Track Team. He led them to First Place at the Sanilac County News Track Meet. Mr. Norman Jacobs teaches 7th 8th grade Mathemat- ics and Basic Mathematics. He received his B.S. degree from E.M.U. in Health and Mathematics. Miss Karen Fritz teaches Reading, and Basic Jr. High English. She received her A.B. degree from C.M.U. Her major is Spanish and minor is English. She also received her M.A. degree in Library Sci- ence from C.M.U. Mrs. Fritch, also shown in this picture, works with Miss Fritz as a Reading Aide. 5! Mr. Robert Tanton teaches Agricultural classes I through IV, Agricultural Mechanics, and Visi- tation. He also works as a spon- sor of FFA, and operates a farm as well as teaches. He got his degree at M.S.U. His major is Agricultural Mechanics and Crop Science. Mrs. Sandra Monroe teaches 7th and 8th grade Art, Advanced Art, and she works as a coun- selor in the afternoon. She earned her B.A. from E.M.U. and her M.A. from W.M.U. Mrs. Sheree Phillips teaches Ge- ometry, General Mathematics, Art III, and Physical Education 7. She took some of the students on a ski trip last winter. She got her B.S. degree from C.M.U. Mathematics is her major. Mrs. Phillips also coordinates the Title III Mathematics program. Mrs. Louise Walker teaches Typ- ing I, Typing II, Shorthand, Busi- ness Machines, and Clerical Record Keeping. She received her B.A. in Business Education from E.M.U. i I Mr. )ohn Nezworski teaches In- dustrial Education Comp., Indus- trial Education 7, 8, Advanced Woods, and Social Studies 8. He got his B.S. degree from N.M.U., and Industrial Arts is his major. Mr. Nezworski teaches Driver Education in the summer months. Mrs. Karin Russell teaches Spe- cial Education classes. She got her B.S. degree from C.M.U. Her major is Special Education and her minor is Phychology. 52 Mr. Robert Staskiewicz teaches Science 8, Sociology 8, Earth Sci- ence, and Health Education. He got his B.S. from C.M.U. Physical Education is his major and Earth Science is his minor. He is a coach of the Varsity Football team and led them to the North Central Thumb D Championship this year. Mr. Norton Schramm teaches Physical Education 7, 8, and High School Phys- ical Education. He also coaches Varsity Girls Basketball and led them to the State Quarter Finals this year. He re- ceived his B.S. degree from M.S.U. Physical Education is his major. Health and Recreation are his minor. Mr. David Blackburn teaches Speech, English 10B, American Lit- erature, Psychology and Social Studies. He earned his B.A. degree in Social Science at N.M.U. His ma- jors are English and Business Ad- ministration. Mrs. Igert teaches English 7, 8, and 9. She began to teach at Deckerville after Mrs. Russell left the school for medical reasons. Mrs. Jane Fortusniak is the High School and Elementary School Librarian. She received her B.A. in Education from C.M.U. Her undergrad major is Library Science, and minors are English, Journalism. Mrs. Mary Russell taught Eng- lish 7, 8, and 9. She got her B.A. at M.S.U. Her major is English and music, Spanish, History are her minors. Mrs. Russell retired from teaching w before the year was over, because of a medical prob- ' lem. JL 53 Secretarial Staff Superintendent's Office Staff Mrs. Martha Lenk, Mrs. Madge Nichol, Miss Elizabeth Hooper Guidance office Mrs. Mona Tobi Psychologist's office Mrs. Sharilyn Stolicker High School office Mrs. Judy Bowerman 54 High School Staff The People Behind the Scenes . . . Cooks Really Know How to Dish It Out Left to right: Shirley Goheen, head cook Betty Fahs, Chow Hounds at work! Whether it's Type A, Brown Bag, or a la carte, every- and Eva Coheen prepare for the noon rush. one eats in the cafeteria. Bus Drivers Get Us There on Time Left to right: Emmett Kritzman, Bus Supervisor Virgil Shagena, Eunice Tarzwell, Ernie Tarzwell, Betty Martin, Mary Jane Vogel, Marie Oswald, Don Innes and Terry McGregor. Not pictured are: Clinton Bye, James Hoffman, Lee Jensen and Lois Jensen. Bus routes cover 180 square miles every day. Maintenance Maintenance Supervisor James Fritch pauses from a busy schedule for a picture. Other maintenance staff are Bruce Decker, Lee Jensen, Maurice Kirkpatrick, Lillian Pagel, Al- fred Schwiegar and Wilfred Warczinsky. 55 All School Fair The annual All School Fair gives parents an insight into what's happening at our school throughout the year. Although no record of the number of visitors is kept, School Admin- istrators said they estimated that this year's Fair had the largest attendance ever. An oil painting done in advanced Art class, displayed at We Are Proud of Our Band Deckerville Senior High Band led by Band Director David Smith received Divi- sion I ratings at District and State MSBOA Festivals this year, as has become a tra- dition in the last several years. The Junior High Band received a Division I at District, but only a II at State level this year. The Band Boosters paid the expenses of sending the Bands to the Festivals this year. Chris Roth and Charles Medcoff receiving Cer- tificates of Nomination to McDonald's All American Band from a McDonald's representa- tive. EAGLE STAR STAFF the Fair. Left, This gun cabinet is one of the Advanced Woodworking class projects. Below, Ceramics on display in the Art room. Co-Editor Sherry Peters also served as Treasurer for the Yearbook. Sherry's page assignments included the Elementary section and graduation activities pages. Co-Editor Maureen Cowan also worked on the subscription sale. Her page as- signments included the Senior sec- tion and FFA pages. Tim Hooper was Advertising Chairman. All staff members were responsible for selling ads, but Tim was the most successful salesman. He laid out all of the advertising pages and did the Boys' Track pages. Sherry, Maureen and Tim were the only staff members who had worked on the annual before this year. Richard Ledezma was the chief staff photographer, and his page as- signments included Boys' Basketball and Baseball, and candid pages. Vince Hole assisted with photog- raphy and his pages were the Junior High and High School underclassmen sections. Becky Bulgrien did the Girls' Bas- ketball, Volleyball and Softball pages. She also did clerical work for the staff. Wayne Pagel did the non-certified personnel page. Wayne joined the Staff during second semester. Shannon Lindke did part of the Homecoming pages. Four of the eight YFU exchange students at D.H.S. this year joined Kyiok Pak at the drawing table. the EAGLE STAR staff. Kyiok Pak designed the division pages and also drew the design which appears on the front cover of the 1982 EAGLE STAR. She did the Student Aides' page and also helped other staff members whenever art talent was called for. Kyoko Tahara did the Band sec- tion, picture index pages and Girls' Track. She also compiled the sub- scription lists. Hiroyuki Kakuta did the Exchange Student and Football pages. Marianne Christoffersen joined the staff after the book was under- way. She did the Secretaries' page and some of the Homecoming pages. Mrs. Alex Galligan was the 1982 EAGLE STAR advisor. The Yearbook was done as an extra-curricular, strictly voluntary, project this year as Yearbook was one of the classes which was cut from the curriculum. 56 Varsity Football 1981 NCTL Champions Is! row: )ohn Lingerie, Kevin Stringer, Shaun Pardy, Duane Paehlig, Jeff Lakatos, Doug Hall, Brian Klaus, Jeff Ladd, David Wedyke, David Baslock, 2nd row: Coach Tom Wolfe, Kyle Wagester, Steve Popilek, Drew VanNorman, Steve Ladd, Dale Sanford, Kevin Trowhill, Brad Henry, Eric Bowerman, Brent Henry, Coach Bob Staskiewicz, 3rd row: Coach Andy Ylisto, Dan Whitwam, Eric Fiedler, Jim Jones, Chris Stolicker, Kyle Bowling, Ralph Lentner, Steve Foster, Ralph Hammond, Jeff Tanton, Jerry Allard, 4th row: managers, Mike VanNorman, Sam Genoff, Brian Popilek, (missing) Hiroyuki Kakuta 1981 Scores DHS 0 Sandusky 16 DHS 21 CPS 12 DHS 3 Akron-Fairgrove 0—OT DHS 28 Caseville 8 DHS 27 Peck 6 DHS 22 North Huron 12 DHS 27 Owen-Gage 6 DHS 41 Kingston 0 DHS 20 Capac 6 •DHS 7 Gobles 26 •State Play-off Record—8-2 NCTL—Champions Number 10—Associated Press Number 11—United Press International Number 8—Detroit Free Press Made Quarter-Finals of the 1981 State Play-off Championship Coach Staskiewicz is thinking about the next play 58 Eagles in Action Jerry Allard carries the ball. Let's Go for another Touch Down! How is your condition today i Very good, coach. Come on you guys! Be Tough! No. 84 Wide Receiver, Dan Whitwam! Yeah!!! Girls Varsity Basketball First Time: Girls Win Regional Title Standing: Lucinda Thompson, Andrea Muir, Diane Sims, Coach Schramm, Linda Lamont, Helena Soderburg, Maureen Rich, and Maria Saldana. Kneeling: Kim Davis, Shirley Colesa, Laurie Barker, Bettina Soerensen, and Christie Innes. Lagle Coach Norton Schramm capped off the fabulous sea- son by being named Coach of the Year by the area newspapers including, the Port Huron Times Herald, The Sandusky Republican Tribune, and the Sanilac County News. The Deckerville Eagle Girls' Basketball Team made their first year in a new league to remem- ber. The season started out with four straight NCTL wins before the Eagles lost to North Hu- ron. The Girls' bounced back however, to win their last eleven league games and the NCTL ti- tle. The Eagles under Coach Schramm were far from satisfied with just a league title as they went on to win a thrilling double-overtime victo- ry over CPS for their first district title ever. There was no stopping the Eagle Girls in the regionals as they went to Birch Run and beat Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart in the finals 45 to 39 in over-time for their first regional title. The sea- sons finally came to an end in the quarter-finals when the Eagle Girls' lost to Mt. Carmel 38 to 30. Many records were set as Diane Sims became the all-time Eagle scoring leader and Christie In- nes the all-time rebounder. 60 Diane Sims drives in for a lay-up. Where the action is: Andrea Muir goes in for a lay-up. I Diane shoots a free throw. Kim Davis takes a shot! Christie Innis towers over Caseville girts. Lady Eagles win district title! Diane shoots while Christie blocks. Shirley Colesa gets into position. 61 J.V. Girls Go Undefeated 19-0 Front Row: Maria Hernandez, Paula Hardison, Judy Muma, and Rose Wagester Back Row: Lisa Mosure, Annette McEachin, Mary Williamson, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Becky Bulgrien, and Kim Slater The team looks on as the ball swishes through the hoop. 62 Girls Varsity JV Basketball VARSITY Standing: Peggy Wadsworth, Kim Davis, Janet Regentin, Coach Miss Diane Smith, Diana Palmer, Cindy Lakatos, Debbie Martin, and Tracy Swoffer. Seated: Manager Kyiok Pak, Lucinda Thompson, Andrea Muir, Kyoko Tahara, and Manager Melissa Govea. Lucinda Thompson bumpa the ball back over the net. JUNIOR VARSITY In Front: Renee Ryan, and Charlotte Hooper. Second Row: Sherry Berger, Irene Rumble, Renee Davidson, and Bonnie Campbell. Standing: Manager Kyiok Pak, Shannon Lindke, Coach Diane Smith, Debbie Palmer, and Manager Melissa Govea. Coach Smith led both teams to a successful season. The Varsity won 12 and lost 4 games during the season, and placed second at the NCTL District Tournament. The )V team won 6 and lost 2, placing third in the league. Miss Smith, a 1980 graduate of D.H.S., agreed to coach the team because no school staff member was able to take the position. Diana Palmer spikes the ball right through oppo- nent's hands. Who's got it . . . Debbie Palmer or Renee Ryan? 63 Varsity Basketball First row left to right: Mark Ellis, manager, Frank Ledezma, Eric Fiedler, Kevin Trowhill, Dan Whitwam, Rod Kerbyson, Steve McConnachie. Second row: Sam Genoff, Mike Oswald, Todd Stolicker, Coach Tom Wolfe, Tim Decker, Jerry Allard, Dick Rus- sell. Jerry Allard goes up for a shot 64 Varsity Season . . Even-Steven This year Deckerville played in a new league - The North Central Thumb League. jerry Allard was selected to the Blue Water Area Basketball Team. He was voted most valuable play- er by his team mates, and Was leading scorer with 494 points for the season. Dan Whitwam had the best freethrow percentage with 70 percent. Mike Oswald was voted as the most improved player. Todd Stolicker pulled down the most rebounds with 210 for the year. Frank Ledezma was voted Team player by his Team mates. Dan Whitwam and Kevin Trowhill were team captains. With a sea- son record of 10-10 Deckerville's team showed im- provement over last year, and promise for years to come. J.V. Basketball Front, left to right: Eric Dopierala, Jamie Stolicker, Drew VanNorman, Doug Shagena, Brian Colesa, Shaun Pardy, Jim Elliott. Back row: Kevin Seiler, Doug Hall, Pat Oswald, Coach Warren Warczinsky, Tom Watta, Steve Popilek, Steve Ladd, Joe Bujak, Jeff Lakatos. Not photographed: David Kubik and David Baslock. Although this year's record was not very impressive, (won 7, lost 12) and the team did not play with consistency, Deckerville Basketball should be greatly improved in the fu- ture. Freshmen players who showed promise are Jamie Stolicker and Doug Shagena, among others. Next year's J.V. should be improved. Sophomores Doug Hall, Steve Ladd and Pat Oswald should help the Varsity next year. At the Winter Sports Banquet, awards were given to the following players: Most Valuable Player, Doug Hall Most Improved Player, Shaun Pardy Leading Rebounder, Steve Ladd Leading Scorer, Doug Hall Best Defensive Player, Jamie Stolicker Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Front, left to right: Charles Cook, Brian Franzel, Patrick Pardy, Darin Fritch, Robbie Varosi, Matt Baslock. Center row: Andrew Sheldrake, Doug Dutcher, David Ridley, Jerry Hilbom. Back row: Harold Grice, Rodney McConnachie, Trevor Wagester, Coach Dave Messing, Karl Foster, Joel Bowerman, Richard Saldana, Jerry Cameron. Not photographed, Dennis Philpot, Bill Graff Front, left to right: Marc Pardy, Francis Dennis, Ronald Dopierala, David Howe, Doug Beck, Sean Nolan. Back row: Brian Popilek, Mike VanNorman, Duane Geiger, Coach Dave Messing, Richard Kunze, Jeff Pearson. 63 VARSITY BASEBALL... VARSITY BOYS FALL SHORT OF N.C.T.L. TITLE Front row. Left to right: Scorekeeper Robin Williamson, Mgr. Darin Fritch, Drew VanNorman, Todd Mucha, Dan Shagena, Jeff Walkup, Shaun Pardy, Brian Colesa, Doug Shagena, Mgr. Rod McConnachie. Back row: Coach Dick Walker, Jason Fritch, Jerry Allard, Dan Whitwam, John Roberts, Kevin Vanderlip, Bob Bartholomew, Doug Hall, Duane Paehlig, Eric Fiedler, Rod Kerbyson. Not pic- tured: Jeff Beaver, Keith Berger, Mark Schmitt, and Assistant Coach James Fritch. J.V. BASEBALL Front row, Left to right: Doug Hall, Drew VanNorman, Todd Mucha, Jeff Walkup, Brian Colesa, Shaun Pardy, Doug Shagena, Duane Paehlig. Back row: Mgr. Darin Fritch, James Elliott, Jesse Estrada, Coach Dick Walker, Jamie Stolicker, Steve Daghuer, Mgr. Rod McConnachie. SOFTBALL Left to right. First row: Andrea Muir, Rose Wagester, Becky Bulgrien, Mona Brinker, Karen Varosi, Lu- cinda Thompson, Kim Slater. Back row: Shelly Peruski, Mary Lou Williamson, Annette Graff, Shirley Colesa, Kim Davis, Janet Regentin, Maureen Jones, Connie Leibinger, Shirley Welsh. Not pictured: Maria Saldana. Shirley and Mona look on as they wait their turn to play in the game. Girls Varsity Track Team Left to right, Front: Kyoko Tahara, Kyiok Pak, Melisa Govea, Cynthia Govea, Katerina Buike, Tammi Handley, Charlotte Hooper. Middle: Theresa Spivey, Collette Reuter, Irene Rumble, Kim Slater, Sharon Kunze, Irene Gonzales. Back: Wendy Stringer, Denise Lamont, Christie Innes, Christine McEachin, Donna Moeller, Dale Ladd, both Boys and Girls' coach; Leanne Reuter, Kathy Kirkpat- rick, Annette McEachin, Linda Lamont. Boys Varsity Track Team Front: Sam Genoff. Left to right. Back: Leo Clor, Don Doerr, Jim Jones, Kevin Seiler, Jeff Rich, Dan Shagena, Robert Jones. Not pictured: Keith Berger, Eric Fiedler. 68 Junior High Track Teams Left to right, First row: Robert Hendrick, Sean Nolan, Pat Pardy, Ron Zdrojewski, Brad Klaus, Matt Baslock, Bill Graff, Andrew Sheldrake. Back row: Dennis Philpot, John Phillips, Jay Walkup, Steven Mathie, Coach Mr. Jim Popilek, Mike VanNorman, Roland Kunze, David Ridley, Rodney Kenny. Left to right, First row: Kelly Smith, Ruthann Varosi, Shellie McVittie, Martha Elliott, Margo Fink, Tracy Peruski, Kelly Broughton. Middle row: Erin O'Connor, Kelly O'Mara, Michelle Pattullo, Lisa Spaetzel, Jody Goller, Edna Eves. Back row: Lisa Ridley, Raeann Wagester, Rebecca McCully, Tammy Sontag, Coach Mr. Alan Broughton, Tracy Srock, Karen Stone, Kelly Kerbyson. Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders 'let's go Eagles! From left to right: Lori Roth, Shelly Peruski, Jill Bowerman, Lena Mustard, Kathleen Vogel, Micki Baslock, and Natalie Peruski. Looks like Lori got excited before Natalie and Top: Kelly Slater. Across: Jennifer Muir, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Annette Graff, and Mary Lena did. Williamson. Sitting: Jean Shanks. Girls show their spirit at the game. The J.V s don't always act this crazy! 70 Kyle Bowling attempts a field goal. Coach Bob Staskiewicz shows off his Coach of the Year trophy. The Eagle defense strikes back! He was chosen Class D Region II Coach of the Year for 1981. He said about last season, Our team was exposed to a new challenge in the NCTL in 1981. The news media did a good job of reporting the play of some very fast-paced ac- tion; consequently the Eagles got the news exposure they so well deserved. He wants to continue what he has been doing for the past four years in the 1982 season. Next season we hope they can go to the Silverdome for the State Championship game! No. 12, Quarterback Doug Hall. Coach Wolfe advises Kevin Trowhill. Jeff Lakatos gains yardage. Jeff Tanton receives awards from Coach Staskiewicz. Coach Wolfe presents awards to Ralph Lentner and Kevin Trowhill. 71 BOYS' VARSITY BASEBALL 1982 Another great victory for boys' Varsity Team. Jerry Allard is warming up for the first inning 72 Dan Shagena gets ready for big game. Look at these Champs! Right: Robin is keeping score during the base- ball game. Home Run!? 73 74 Senior High CONDUCTOR David E. Smith 1ST FlUTE )anet Geiger lennifer Muir 2ND FLUTl Kim Slater joni Merriman lackie Armstead OBOE Annette McEachin BASSOON Christine McEachin 1ST CLARINET Donna Moeller Shirley Colesa Roxanne Merriman 2ND CLARINET Linda Hunt Janice Woodard Christine Condo 3rd CLARINET Denise Lamont Rhonda Hoffer Wendy Boettner BASS CLARINET Max Nagey Tammi Handley Kyoko Tahara CONTRABASS Irene Gonzales Ron Koehler 1ST ALTO SAX Chris Roth Rick Schroeder 2ND ALTO SAX Linda Lamont Penny Kenny Alice Sanford Collette Reuter TENOR SAX Dan Kursinsky loe Bujak BARITONE SAX Fred Martinez 1st HORN Charles Medcoff 3rd HORN Don Doerr 2ND HORN Maureen Jones 76 4TH HORN Leo Clor 1ST TROMBONE Ted Brennan 1ST CORNET Greg Roth Leigh Twiss 2ND CORNET Alan Gough Tom Goheen 3RD CORNET David Kubik |im Elliott BARITONE Dale Sanford Leanne Reuter TUBA Renee Ryan Ron Baumeister 2ND TROMBONE Phil Messman 3RD TROMBONE Pat Oswald )ohn Fingerle MALLETS Michelle Smigill TYMPANII Steve Popilek PERCUSSION Barry Roe Terry Neumayer Steve Ladd Brad Stone Sally Elliott Left to Right: Jennifer Muir, Mr. Smith, Greg Roth, Chris- tine McEachin, Chris Roth, Charles Medcoff, Ted Brennan, Donna Moeller Band Council 77 junior Higl ra Warczinsky, Joay D i FLUTES: Janette Nagey, Erin O'Connor, Christine Falk, Victoria Moeller, Karen Woodard, Dawn Monroe, T band Martha Elliott OBOE: Brenda Lee 1ST CLARINET: Debra Messing, Ginger Falcon, Michelle Pattullo 2ND: Lau- Goller, Tammy Sontag, Janet Clor 3RD: Margo Fink, Tracy Abbott, Kelly Broughton, Ann Lawler 1ST ALTO SAX: Steve Varosi 2ND: Charlie Cook 1ST CORNET: Richard Jones, Mary Oswald, Andrew Sheldrake 2ND: John Phillips, Ken McVittie, Bill Brennan 3RD: Chuck Walton, Becky Condo 1ST HORN: Duane Geiger 2ND: David Twiss 3RD: Shellie McVittie 1ST TROMBONE: Sean Mullett 2ND: David Howe 3RD: Joe Clor TUBA: Doug Neumayer, Richard Kunze PERCUSSION: Karen Stone, Brian Popilek, Jerome Pijanowski 6th Grade Band FLUTES: Pam Pelot, Julie Rumble, Jill Hamill, Julian Pijanowski OBOE: Lisa Howard HORN: Michelle Slater CLARINETS: Jamie Walton, Eddie Schmidt, Lon- nie Nye, Robin Hendricks, Mary Jo Smigill, Christine Lizak, Kevin Pozsgay, Edna Willerton, Irene Falcon, Warren Rudduck, Michelle Hotter, Lynn Rosario, Brenda Conco CORNETS: Don Doerr, Missy Mullett, Mary Spitale, Duane Lamont, Mike Brennan, Tina Rudduck TROMBONES: Scott Popilek, Jim Howe, Brent Geek TENOR SAX: Doug Rich PERCUSSION: Bob Koehler 5th Grade 4 Band FLUTES: Donna Taylor, Leah Brinker, Carmilla Reitz, Tracy Pattullo, Melissa Cleland CLARI- NETS: Jean Karges, Collette Os- born, Tammy Doerr, Tim Jordon, Micheal Ridley, Tina Stolicker HORN: Richard Elliott SAXES: Tonya Klaus, Danny Armstead, Steven Lawler CORNETS: Brian Bezemek, Tim Ladd, Robert Zien, Daryl Bolsby, Jeremy Vanderlip TROMBONES: Jim Woodard, Brent Pardy, Tony Dunlap PERCUSSION: David Castillo, Jerome Barrett 78 National Honor Society Seated, left to right: Andrea Muir, Charles Medcoff (Treasurer), Chris Roth (Vice-President), Donna Moeller (President), Sherry Peters (Secre- tary), Ted Brennan, Leigh Twiss. Standing: Denise Messing, Rachel Bearss, Phillip Messman, Greg Roth, Mr. Richard Walker (Advisor), Chris- tine McEachin, Jason Fritch, Tina Green, Lena Mustard. Although the staff was very small, low in funds, and late getting started, it managed very well this year. Front row from left to right: Maureen Cowan, Co-Editor; Carol Galli- gan. Advisor; Sherry Peters, Co-Editor. Sec- ond row: Vince Hole, Richard Ledezma, Mari- anne Christoffersen, Becky Bulgrien. Top row: Kyiok Pak, Shan- non Lindke, Kyoko Ta- hara, Hiroyuki Kakuta, Wayne Pagel. Not pic- tured: Tim Hooper 79 Teachers' Aides Look at these hard workers! HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE: L. to R. Tina Green, Robin Williamson, Shelly Peruski, Natalie Peruski, Diana Palmer, Lynn Reinelt. Not Pho- tographed: Laurie Yearkey. GUIDANCE OFFICE L. to R. Ken Mathie, Michelle Maxfield, Becky Bulgrien, Linda Lamont, Lena Mustard, Denise Messing, Jerry Kenny. CLASSROOM AIDES L. to R. 1st row: Jason Fritch, Fawn Fivecoat, Roxann Merriman, Connie Issac, Rose Wagester, Melissa Govea, Cin- dy Lakatos, Christine McEachin, Michelle Smigill, Liz Clor, Karen Cowley, Lori Roth; 2nd row: Maureen Rich, Pat Oswald, Katerina Buike, Shannon Lindke, Angie Jacques, Duane Paehlig, Steve Ladd, Tim Kritzman, Brian Paterson, Keith Berger, Sherry Peters, Debbie Palmer; 3rd row: Lisa Warczinsky, Karen Murdock, Janet Geiger, Leigh Twiss, Renee Davidson, Linda Hunt, Jennifer Muir, Drew VanNorman, Jeff Lakatos, Doug Hall, Joe Bujak, Mona Brinker; 4th row: John Roberts, Tim Decker, Dan Whitwam, Chris Stolicker, Don Doerr, Brian Colesa, Theresa Bums, Sharon Kunze, Debbie Martin, Charlotte Hooper, Brian Klaus; 5th row: Vincent Hole, James Dore, Ted Brennan, Dan Shagena, Frank Ledezma, Lucinda Thompson, Ja- net Regentin, Kim Slater, Jerry Allard. Not Photographed: Kathy Harper, Ralph Lentner, David Abbott, Terry Neumayer, Jim Jones, Tammy Innes, Peggy Wadsworth, Paul O'Mara, Merrill Krueger, Eric Klaus, Doug Pattullo, Steve Foster, Christie Innes, Diane Sims, Doug Hall, Laurie Barker, Dan Kursinsky, Greg Roth, Leanne Reuter, Chris Roth, David Kubik, Mary Priess, Beth VanDalen, Wendy Stringer, Melanie Smigill, Jeff Beaver, Mark Schmitt, and Todd Mucha. LIBRARY L. to R. Cherie Allingham, Renee Ryan, Kyle Wagester, Mike Mathie, Jolene Walker, Steve Daghuer, Jim Sherman. Not Pho- tographed: Wendy Boettner, Phil McFarlane. 80 Senior FFA Officers Eric Klaus Sentinel Shelly Peruski Reporter, Mark Ellis Vice President, Chris Stolicker President, Maureen Rich Secretary, Michelle Smigill Treasurer, Robin Williamson Par- liamentarian. Senior FFA Front Row: Rose Wagester, Greg Harter, James Abend, Karen Murdock, Robin Williamson, Shelly Peruski, Maureen Rich, Chris Stolicker, Michelle Smigill, Mark Ellis, Tim Kritzman, Dale Sanford. Second Row: Ron Koehler, Paul Warczwinsky, Ron Baumister, Wayne Pagel, Eric Klaus, Tim Decker, Shaun Pardy, Rod Kerbyson, Jason Fritch, Dick Russell. Third Row: Bill Badgley, Brad Henry, Kevin Vogel, Larry Mess- ing, Jef Rich, Steve McConnachie, Dan Whitwam, Mary Williamson, Lucinda Thompson, Kevin Stringer, Scott Huett, Jeff Janowiak. Fourth Row: Marc Inbody, Jean Shanks, Brad Stone, Eric Boweman, Jim Jones, John Roberts, Frank Noble, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Larry Reid, Kyle Wagester, Mike Tarzwell. Fifth Row: Bill Krueger, Mike Oswald, Steve Foster, Tim Bezemek, Mark Kramer, Kevin Trowhill, Dave Stolicker. 81 Junior FFA Jeff Ladd Vice President, Todd Klaus Sentinel, Brian Klaus Treasur- er, Bill Hammond President, David Wedyke Pariimentarian. Missing: Chris Tanton Reporter, Vicky Williamson Secretary. First Row: Todd Klaus, Brent Henry, Scott Pagel, John Mata, Scott Huett, Jim Elliott. Second Row: Larry Sherman, Kevin Nolan, Connie Isaac, Paula Hardison, Joni Merriman, Leon Messing, Ryan Sherman. Third Row: Jeff Ladd, Brian Klaus, Craig Merriman, Bill Hammond, Dan Seitz, David Wedyke. Missing: Vicky Williamson, Tom Wata, Chris Tanton, Ron Nichols, Larry Murdock, Cliff Bennett. CiHOlVlNtS FOK AMHUCA rs NAT IONAL C WEEK e 1st. place poster in Junior FFA Poster Contest, designed by Scott Pagel and Brent Henry. Jeff Ladd holding his Green Hand Public Speaking, District Gold award. Tractor Field Day 'Gel lo work Mike.' Karen Murdock, winner of the FFA Plowing Contest. 83 Kathys' taking a break. 'DHS' 'FFA' Wins Many Awards Eric Klaus, Maureen Rich and Chris Stolicker received State FFA Degrees on March 25, 1982, at the State FFA Convention held at M.S.U. Dale Sanford, receiving Silver Trophy in the State Public Speaking Contest in East Lan- sing. 84 Karen Murdock, received Gold Award in Job In- terview, District Contest. FFA Awards Banquet Eric Klaus presents Point System Awards. Winners of Gold Awards were: Eric Klaus, Chris Stolicker, James Abend, Dale Sanford, Maureen Rich, Michelle Smigill and Paul Warczinsky. Winners of Silver Awards were: John Roberts, Mark Ellis, Karen Murdock, Dick Rus- sell, Kyle Wagester, Steve McConnachie and Shelly Peruski. Winners of Bronze Awards were: Tim Kritzman, Jeff Janwiak, Jason Fritch, Chris Tanton, George Tice, Mary Williamson and Jeff Ladd. Shelly Peruski presents County Fair Awards. The Annual FFA Awards Ban- quet was held on May 6, 1982. There were many awards given in the fields of Proficiency, Point System, Skills Contest, Leader- ship Teams, Degrees Received, Top Fruit-Seed Sales, County Soil judging. Big Acre, AIC and State FFA Degrees. The guest speaker was Tom Marshall, Vice President of the Quincy FFA Chapter, in Region I. The Banquet was a big suc- cess, and chapter members would like to thank everyone who attended. Robin presents the Chapter Public Speaking Award to Michelle Smigill. 85 Boosters made extra-curricular activities possible Band Boosters paid for Festivals Melvin Lamont, President, listens as David Smith, D.C.S. Band Director and Booster Treasurer, presents his report; Boosters Secretary, Jeannette Kursinsky reads minutes; And some of the members are shown discussing new fund-raising ideas. Booster groups have a long history of providing extras at D.C.S., but this year they took on the sup- port of much of the basic program for both band and athletics. Due to our millage vote failure and State funding cuts, Band was reduced to class-room-only ac- tivity at the beginning of the year; and only Varsity sports were funded. Later State cuts forced the elimi- nation of any funding for winter and spring intermural sports. In addition to fund raising and giving of pledges some parents also donated their time to do such things as wash uniforms and providing transportation to special events. Athletic Boosters faced steep challenge. Mr. and Mrs. George Wagester, both officers of the Athletic Boosters, put in endless hours of work to make the organization go this year. The Athletic Boosters raised over $10,000 this year to pay for transportation, coaches (small) salaries, uniforms and other expenses of the winter and spring Varsity and Junior Varsity sports programs. Mr. David Messing coached Junior High basketball without charge. Below, Tom O'Keefe buys a raffle ticket from Mrs. Audrey Stolicker. 86 Homecoming: Homecoming Court 1981-1982: Michelle Maxfield and Shane Welsh were selected as Queen and King for this year. 88 A Winning Evening Seniors: Michelle Maxfield Shane Welsh luniors: Jill Bowerman Jerry Allard Sophomores: Becky Bulgrien Steve Ladd Freshmen: Lisa Slater Jeff Ladd 89 We Showed Our Spirit! Firs! place of the Homecoming parade was made by the Jr. High. A group of devoted parents who served as sponsors made it possible for the homecoming parade to go on again this year. As always it rained for part of the football game. Even though it rained the Eagles still won the game. We beat Caseville 28-8. We had a spirit week to celebrate Homecoming. Mon. we dressed up as Farmers, and Tues. was Clash day Hat day. Wed. was 50's day, and on that night we had a Snake Dance through Deckerville. Thurs. was Maroon Gold day and Hat day. Fri. was Dress-Up day. The Queen for our Homecoming Parade was Michelle Maxfield. We crowned Shane Welsh King of Homecoming at the Pep Assembly held Friday afternoon. Pktuv j'rvslo-j Second place was made by the Juniors. Tivyv 2 czetHf k- If you think its easy . . . you should try it! Third place was made by the Freshmen. 90 It Has Been A Very Difficult Year Superintendent Alex Galligan is down- hearted as he announces yet another State funding cut to staff. t All of these laid-off Teachers Are Missed David Blackburn Secondary English, Martha Broughton, First Grade, Patty Campbell, Sixth Grade, Bruce Glover, Social Studies and Athletic Di- rector, Marilyn Dimmick, Sec- ondary Special Education, Al- len Elosler, Elementary Reading, Rosemary Lilly, Kin- dergarten, Randy Marquardt, Elementary and Secondary Music, Candi Stang, Secon- dary Reading, Tom Wolfe, Math, Government, and Coaching, Marianne Woods, Secondary Physical Education and Coaching 'Called back to replace a resignee at school opening. Staff lay-offs Caused Severe Cuts in the Quality of Education at Deckerville The 1981-82 school year at Deckerville was one of transition. The program went from a fairly complete one to a very austere one. Seven secondary and four elementary teachers were pink slipped, one cook was laid off and a custodian was not replaced. Textbooks were not updated, funds for teaching supplies were reduced, foreign language was dropped, the school library was open for only a half day, guidance and counseling were reduced and extra class activities were not school supported. The school lost its North Central ac- creditation. The program reductions were due to numerous factors. The State economy was in poor condition. There were massive lay offs in the automobile industry, unemployment in the State reached the highest percentage of the 50 states and interest rates remained high. Coupled with the above, members of our farming community experienced crop losses in the fall due to large amounts of rain. As a result, the District lost two close millage elections —in )une, 1981, by 51 votes and in August by 43. The result was reductions in the school pro- gram. The year could have been an unsettling one with student unrest, vandalism, and a general let down attitude. This was not the case. Students and other members of the school community held up magnificiently. Music patrons raised funds to support the music program. Athletic boosters supported the athletic program. Students responded by participating in the programs offered. The girls basketball team advanced to tne Class D quarter finals. The boys football team won the NCTL Championship and advanced to the state playoffs. Nu- merous community volunteers helped with our elementary tutoring and library programs, athletic teams, transportation, yearbook, and National Honor Society. The 1981-82 school year was a hard one for Deckerville student's programs as well as other student's programs around the state. However, when the economy gets rejuvenated, this too will pass and our students will again enjoy the good educational program to which they are entitled. 7 But We Did Get Through it, And... D.H.S. Principal Broughton huddles with Senior Class officers, Christie Innes, Chris Stolicker, Sharon Kunze, and Lena Mustard, to plan Com- mencement Week activities. 91 Hope Tim Decker isn't afraid of heights! 1982 Junior-Senior Prom: Andrea Muir has a 'little discussion about decorations with Leigh Twiss and Jerry Kenny Mrs. Russell, junior class advisor, shows Tina Greene, Cindy Lakatos, Debby Lamont, Chris McEachin and Denise Messing how to set the re- freshments table. with great creativity, and a lot of hard work, the Juniors decorated the gym ever so beautifully Mark Ellis takes tickets as the Promenaders arrive And here are Bob Bartholemew, Lizabeth Clor, Charlotte Hooper and Rod Kerbyson en- tering. 92 The Best of Times with music by Champagne Kim and Jerry hurry toward the dance floor while others stop What is Leigh whispering, Kathy' Kevin and Lynn arrive . . . isn't she for a chat. pretty! (In case you are wondering why all of these pictures were taken in the hall, it's because the gym was too dark!) left: Say “Cheese'', Jill and Jeff. right: Eric, always a gentleman, takes Maureen's arm. far right: Doug says, Let's go in and dance, Maureen. Thanks, juniors, for a very nice party. 93 Class night this year was held on May 25, 1982. It began with Christie Innes giving the president's address. The class history was given by Lena Mustard and Kevin Vogel. The things we did and didn't do as a class are quite funny. Beth VanDalen and Kathy Harper gave the statistics. There weren't many sur- prises here. Class Night The giftatory was done by Melanie Smigill, Dan Shagena, and Charles Medcoff. The gifts given were both funny and embarrassing for some. The prophecy was given by Donna Moeller, Christie Innes, and Sharon Kunze. Will we really be doing those things in the future? After all this came the awards. Art—Kyiok Pak Science—Chris Roth Math—SheiTy Peters Daniel Shagena English—Christie Innes Agriculture—Maureen Rich Dekalb Agricultural Accomplishment Award— Chris Stolicker Music—Chris Roth Business—Sherry Peters Donna Moeller Lena Mustard Social Studies—Christie Innes Girl Athlete—Christie Innes Boy Athlete—Daniel Whitwam Scholarship Awards—Donna Moeller Melanie Smigill Recognition Certificates for doing well on the ACT test— Laura Abend Kathy Harper Tim Hooper Charles Medcoff Donna Moeller Sherry Peters Chris Roth Melanie Smigill Chris Stolicker Class Song: Magic Power Class Flower: White Rose Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Motto: Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. ANTICIPATION of GRADUATION i The Moment Has Arrived! Upper left corner: Mr. Galligan, the school superintenent, reads the names as the diplomas are given. Upper right comer: Maureen seems happy to finally get her diploma. Middle left: Steve takes it all in stride. Middle right: Mrs. Sanford gives a speech to the seniors. Lower left comer: Dave can't wait to get away. Lower right corner: Lena looks to get her diploma too. Virginia Drum—Is! se- mester Bucket Brigade Coordinator. Left to right, standing: Doris Apsey—Playground, Ruth O'Mara—Playground. Seated around table, clockwise starting at far left: Lois Jensen—Playground Cafeteria, Nancy Fritch—Reading, Marlene Sheldrake—Reading, Lillian Michaels—Reading, Sandra Avery—Bucket Brigade Coordinator, Phyllis Ridley—Article 3. Seated, far right: Toni Mosure—Article 3. Elementary Office Secretary—Mrs. Ila Salowitz Elementary Office Aides Left to right: Mike Oswald, Mary Lessnau, Karen Varosi. 100 Left to right, top row: Janet Pearson—Reading, Connie Holland— Speech, Jane Fortushniak—Reading Library, Allen Hosier—Read- ing Library (Long term sub for Mrs. Fortushniak). Bottom row: Sandra Ylisto—Resource, Martha Broughton—Resource (Long term sub for Mrs. Ylisto). Elementary Teacher's Aides Left to right, bottom row: Kyiok Pak, Cheryl Huett, Alice Sanford, Mary Priess, Rhonda Hoffer, Denise Lamont, Lisa Mosure, Angela Pearson, Julie Varosi, Theresa Spivey. 2nd row: Annette Graff, Mary Lou Williamson, Maureen Cowan, Joe Janicki, Amy Bartley, Andrea Muir, Eric Dopierala, Doug Shagena, Kevin Seiler, Jamie Stolicker. 3rd row: Sherry Berger, Kim Davis, Kathy Kirkpatrick, Kevin Vogel, Janene Pardy, Robert Ledezma, Joni Merriman, Todd Kenny, Mike Noble, Larry Sherman. 4th row: Kathy Nolan, Laura Ardelyan, Kim Slater, Irene Rumble, Brad Stone, John Roberts, Tom Stolicker, Bill Hammond. 101 A.M. Kindergarten Mroz, Judy (Mrs.) (First Semester Teacher) Lilly, Rose (Mrs.) (Second Semester Teacher) Abend, John Brabant, Randy Brown, Connie Chernow, Marcy Foote, Jeromie Gadomski, Rebecca Govea, Ricky Hoffer, Melissa Howard, Bonnie Hunt, Angela Mardlin, Ronald Maynard, Heather Meissner, Alicia Mosure, Russell Noble, Ronald Reich, Garrett Reinelt, Jennifer Ridley, Angie Roe, Charles Slater, Melissa Stolicker, Jennifer Szilvagyi, Steven Taylor, Deborah Walling, Kelly Warczinsky, Chris 102 Twiss, Grace (Mrs.) (Teacher) Castillo, Annette Darr, Amanda Davis, Andrew Fagan, Amanda Falcon, Mary Fritz, Sarah Gough, Andrew Gurtowsky, David Handley, loseph Hooper, Bobbi |o Keinath, Laura Klaus, Jeffery Logan, Chris Losik, Catherine Mosher, Walton Nezworski, Kristie Orton, Chris Pallas, Kristie Peruski, Jessica Shanks, Rosemary Vogel, Curtis Walker, Kellie Wetherington, Billy Wolschleger, Angela 103 Twiss, Grace (Mrs.) (Teacher) Apsey, Angela Arnold, Sara Blackburn, Matthew DeLeon, Angelita Dunlap, Michele Farenger, Jason Hooper, Rhonda Hooper, Ryan Hooper, Tina Howard, Paula Kartanys, Brian Lawler, Michael McConnachie, Jennifer McCully, Aaron Meddaugh, Tarah Salowitz, Brian Sfianks, Melinda Smith, Anna Stark, Jason Tarzwell, Tricia Weeks, Darin Wilson, Melissa P. M. Kindergarten 104 Cleland, Joan (Miss) (Teacher) Abend, Nancy Avery, Shiloh Boice, Kara Chappel, Leticia Chernow, Pete Collins, Joseph Cook, Brian Geiger, Brian Green, Sally Hooper, Chad Jordan, Deborah Kamen, Dana Nutzmann, Alan Pardy, Paula Redington, Bonnie Schwieger, Kristyn Smith, Beth Stone, Christopher Villafranco, Mario Warczinsky, Michael Willing, Amy Wolschleger, Tony Woodard, Jonathan Leyndyke, Kirk (Mr.) (Teacher) Barker, Michelle Brinker, Sarah Burgett, Michelle Collins, Deborah DeFillipi, Nicholas Foote, Heidi Franzel, Jodi Hodges, Autumn Kenny, Gary Lapeer, Christopher Mardlin, Frederick Martinez, Greg Mason, Melissa Matthews, Todd McEachin, Deanna Melcher, Brooke Pash, Craig Rickett, Holli 1 Russell, Brandon Sample, Tina Schryer, Amy See, Jon Smith, Everett Willerton, John ■ T-- 106 Williams, Nancy (Mrs.) (Teacher) Bartsch, Heidi Berna, Steven Bunyan, Mario Burgess, John Burns, Erick Storytime! Once upon a time . . Chernow, Melisa Dore, Kristie Gadomski, Angela Green, Sarah Hanselman, Misty Hoenicke, Carl Jones, Gerald Maier, Nichole Moeller, Melissa Oswald, James Peruski, Scott Smith, Ernie Queen, James Raetz, Monica Rumble, Lisa Struck, Tina VanSickle, Thomas Woodard, David 107 Second Grade Bartley, Marian (Mrs.) (Teacher) Berger, Chad Bittner, ]ason Bower, Melissa Braun, Kevin Condo, Deborah Dickinson, Danny Dusette, Holly Franzel, Christine Geiger, Paul Griffin, Geneal Hamill, Richard Handley, jeremy Heilig, Chad Hill, Charity Huett, Pamela Mater, Gary Meddaugh, Robert Mills, Rainie Mosure, Michelle Palmer, Tanya Peruski, Jeremy Shanks, Kelly Smith, Lewis Spranger, Monica Sygit, David Warczinsky, Fredrick Welsh, Christina 108 1MNoT Murray, Neita (Mrs.) (Teacher) Arnold, Jonathon Brown, Kristy Cook, Derek Darr, Robin Eves, Fredrick Fritz, Nathaniel Garcia, Robert Guibord, Kimberly Hoffer, Rebecca Innes, Sheila Karges, Gary Kerbyson, Kevin Klaty, Keri Kubik, William Lopez, Jennifer Marquardt, Brent Mills, Danny Nutzmann, Paula Osborne, Spencer Reinelt, Heather Roth, Scott Rumble, LeAnn Schmitt, Lawrence Wagester, Samantha Weeks, Douglas Willing, Steven Wilson, Barbara VanSickle, Helen (Mrs.) (Teacher) Bezemek, |ason Bowling, lahnpayne Collins, Robert Cook, Betsy Day, Leonard Deike, David Froehlich, Marla Hadrich, Steven Hillman, Tricia Hooper, Nicholas Kappel, jasson Kelke, Lori Kitely, Andrew Lamont, David Lawler, Kimberly Morton, Tammi Mosure, Melanie O'Keefe, |ohn Ostrowski, Jeremy Peresta, John Roberts, Chuck Rockwell, Monica Schmidt, David Sousa, Julie Sweet, Andrea Turner, Nancy Wagester, Norlene no Third Grade Bunyan, Kathy (Miss) (Teacher) Abbott, Michael Avery, )eromy Berna, Paul Braun, Dawn Brennan, )ames Burns, Leanne Dore, Ronald Foster, Anthony Garcia, Michael Green, Byron Grifka, Barbara Gurtowsky, Neily Hayes, Tammy Henry, Todd Hilborn, Darren Hoenicke, Sherry Karges, |ohn Mater, Dawn Oswald, Lori Pash, Heather Phillips, Christian Reinelt, Tricia Roberts, Dean Seiler, Ryan Slivka, Christine Smith, Darla Smith, Kimberly Stauffer, Amy Stolicker, Tammy Swoffer, Philip Tessier, Curtis Todd, jennifer Wilcox, Tracy Wolschleger, Renae Wolschleger, Tim in Falk, Ruth (Mrs.) (Teacher) Abend, Susan Apsey, Andrew Armstead, Edward Beck, Sheila Bezemek, Angela Blackburn, James Bunyan, Stephanie Cameron, Tina Cleland, Scott Dumaw, Scott Farenger, Danielle Foote, Angela Franzel, Lori Govea, Michael Grice, Raymond Grifka, David Handley, ]odi Hillaker, Jennifer Loss, David McCully, Teresa Morton, Tracee Mosure, Wendi Pieniak, Tamara Priess, Guy Salowitz, Michael Smith, Tracy Srock, Toni Stringer, David Thompson, Joel Varosi, Laura Villafranca, Juan Vogel, Kristine Warczinsky, Angela Willing, David Wolf, Larry Vt'Vf 112 Fourth Grade Lubnau, Joanne (Mrs.) (Teacher) Bezemek, Jacklyn Blankenship, Nick Dutcher, Treasa Estrada, Gracie Geiger, Karen Hadrich, David Hall, Richard Hayes, Michael Hooper, Tricia Innes, Jordan Kappel, Michael Kendzorek, Nicole Koehn, Melissa Kosal, Jeremy Krueger, Frank Kubik, Mary Logan, Shane Lohr, Kenneth Loss, Lisa Marquardt, Derek Merriman, Christina Parrott, Melissa Patterson, Jamie Raines, Renee Sousa, Jose' Warczinski, Tammy Wedyke, Todd Williamson, Karen Willerton, Nancy 113 Smith, Sue (Mrs.) (Teacher) Arnold, Donna Bezemek, Donna Broughton, (ennifer Brown, Tina Chappel, Kristy Geiger, Marie Gough, Harold Green, Karen Hickson, Shanna Hooper, Brian Howard, lason Jones, Steven Kamen, Tonya Klaty, Bradley Laba, Robert Maier, Michelle Mason, Larry McVittie, Michael Morton, Tony Nader, Jennifer Noble, Michelle Park, William Raines, Randy Sheldrake, Amanda Srock, Tina Stolicker, Tim Tenbusch, Tammy Wagester, Coralee Williamson, Becky 114 Sweet, Kathy (Mrs.) (Teacher) Barker, Thomas Bartley, jill Beck, David Dreher, Matthew Gibbs, Sheila Green, Diana Handley, Brian Hayes, Matthew Hillaker, Sara Howe, Tonya lanowiak, Scott (ones, Margaret Kappel, Kristie Kitely, Phillip Lapp, Alexander Maier, Michael Messing, Dawn Mosher, Marie Nix, Lorraine Nutzmann, Dana Pattullo, Robert Pelot, Lynn Pohl, Linda Slater, Brandon Stone, Paul Welsh, Annette Willerton, Benjamin Williamson, Valorie 115 Fifth Grade Buhl, loanne (Mrs.) (Teacher) Ball, Tania Barker, Richard Bolsby, Daryl Braun, William Bulgrien, Kimberly □eland, Melissa Dunlap, Tony Geiger, Steven Hartel, Vickie lanowiak, Todd Klaus, Tonya Lohr, Charles Martin, Vicki Mosher, Steven O'Connor, Katie Pattullo, Traci Peruski, Micheal Reinelt, Tammy Renaudin, Marissa Setter, Andrew Sherman, Tammy Smith, Tammy Stolicker, Tina VanDalen, Cheryl Vanderlip, )eremy Villafranca, lose Woodard, lames Zeien, Robert 116 Warczinsky, Warren (Mr.) (Teacher) Amey, Sheri Brinker, Leah Davis, Brian Decker, Tammy Elliott, Richard Green, Angela Hadrich, Deanna Heilig, Steven Hooper, Susan Huett, Bryan Karges, lean Kenny, Tammy Laba, lames Ledezma, David Martinez, Brenda McCully, Christopher Oswald, Mark Pallas, Karen Pardy, Brent Pfaff, Steven Priess, Charles Stolicker, Dale Taylor, Donna Varosi, Susan Wendt, Micheal White, Yvonne Wolschleger, Sheila 117 Williams, Michael (Mr.) (Teacher) Armstead, Daniel Barrett, )erome Bauman, Tammy Bezemek, Brian Bowling, Julie Castillo, David Doerr, Tammy Flanagan, Lorie Fox, Kristie Fritz, Elisabeth Garlick, Wanda Jordan, Timothy Kelke, Stephen Kern, Sue Klaty, Kimberly Ladd, Timothy Lawler, Steven Medcoff, Thomas O'Connor, Terrence Osborne, Colette Pearson, Gregory Philpot, Melinda Raetz, Carmella Ridley, Michael Samuelson, Candace Simmons, Jonathan Tarzwell, Harold Welsh, Deborah 118 Sixth Grade Buhl, Karl (Mr.) (Teacher) Bezemek, Dawn Cass, Jeff Day, Tina Flanagan, Lisa Covea, Lonie Grifka, Jennifer Hamill, Jill Hoffer, Michelle Hooper, Alan Kosal, Charles Lamont, Duane Lee, Dennis McEachin, Brian Mullett, Melissa O'Mara, Virginia Peruski, Denise Pohl, Kimberly Pijanowski, Julianne Popilek, Scott Pozsgay, Kevin Rudduck, Christine Schmidt, Eddie Stolicker, Lance Stolicker, Tim Stoutenburg, Kyle Tenbusch, Rodney VanDalen, Carol Walker, Frank Watta, Suzette Willerton, Edna Williamson, Bradley 119 McGuire, Ellen (Mrs.) (Teacher) Abend, Kristine Castillo, |uan Collins, Colleen Davis, Richard Doerr, David Fiedler, lames Geek, Kelly Gibbs, Daniel Hammond, Harold Hendrick, Robin Inbody, Eric Kincaid, Luann Lizak, Kristine Mosher, Troy Mossop, Robby Nye, Lonnie O'Keefe, Mary Pieniak, Teresa Redington, Tammy Rich, Kevin Roe, Heidi Rosario, Evelyn Rudduck, Warren Rumble, Julie Seiler, Shannon Smigill, Mary Jo Spitale, Mary Tanton, Rodney VanNorman, Jeremy Walton, Jamie Willis, John 120 Wilke, Sandra (Mrs.) (Teacher) Brennan, Michael Combs, Anthony Condo, Brenda Dawson, Douglas Dutcher, Stacey Falcon, Irene Fierke, Anthony Geek, Brent Guibord, Joseph Hammerle, Penny Howe, James Howard, Lisa Huett, Bradley Koehler, Robert Kubik, Steven Lucas, Howard Mosure, Craig Pelot, Pamela Pfaff, Richard Raines, Cynthia Rich, Douglas Sharbowski, Dawn Slater, Michele Smith, Tricia Sontag, Timothy Sparkman, Kari Swoffer, Tanya Taylor, Krista Todd, Jeffrey Varosi, David Walker, Hank Wyatt, April 121 Bucket Brigade And Library Volunteers Play an important role in our elementary School The Bucket Brigade, a volunteer tutoring program for first graders, has been in existance at D.C.S. for seven years. Mrs. Virginia Drum, who had been Bucket Coordinator for the past two years, moved from the area in February. Mrs. Sandi Avery, shown at left helping |oey Collins master subtraction, agreed to coordinate the program for the remainder of the year. Those who tutored this year are: Gail Wyatt, Shirley Collins, Shirley Russell, Mary Parrott, Estelle Grice and Bob Bartholomew. The only reward Bucket Brigade volunteers receive is the satisfac- tion of knowing their effort has helped a student over a rough spot in his or her school exper- ience. First grade teachers have high praise for the assistance the volunteers give them. Bob Bartholomew, still in High School, finds time to tutor. Here he is with one of his favorite tutorees , Mike Warczinsky. Consternation and concentration turn to...... Mrs. Wyatt reads with John Burgess. smiles as Nancy gives Mrs. Collins the right answer. f Library Workers The Elementary Library runs more smoothly because eight regulars and four subs give a half-day of time each week to help students check out and return books. Regulars in 1981-82 were Nina Green, Carol Galligan, Arlene Schmidt, lanet Gough, Nancy Mino, Helen Wilson, Sharon Salowitz and Mary Shanks. Substitutes were Mary Lou Gibbs, Lucille Setter, Karen Reinelt and Janet O'Keefe. 122 Elementary Academic Awards Assembly John O'Keefe receiving an academic achievement award from Elementary Principal Popilek. Sally Greene, Tom VanSickle and Sarah Greene earned perfect attendance awards. Renae Wolschleger was the recipient of both academic and attendance awards. Over 150 awards for scholarship, attendance, and athletics were presented at the assembly. Sixth Grade Awards Banquet 123 Proud parents smile as their sons and daughters are recognized for scholastic achievement. Seniors David Abbott: 4,98 Laura Abend: 4 Tina Alanen 4,16,97 Darlene Anglebrandt: 4,97 Bill Badgley: 4,81 Laurie Barker: 4,38,60,61,88,95 Vera Beadle: 4 Jeff Beaver: 4,81,% Keith Berger: 4,55,80,% Mona Bnnker:5,67,80,97 Katerina Buike: 5,68,80 Maureen Cowan: 5,79,98,101 Marianne Christoffersen: 4.16,79 Dennis Deike: 5,81 Don Doerr: 5,68,74,77,80,95 Paul Doerr: 5,% Fawn Fivecoat: 5,80 Steve Foster 5,58,59,81,88 Brian Gibbs: 6,81 Kathy Harper: 6,93,97 Brad Henry: 6,55,58,81 Tim Hooper: 6,20,% Marc Inbody: 6,81 Christie Innes: 6,13,38,60,61,68,73,91,94 Hiroyuki Kakuta: 6,16,58,79.92,97 loe Janicki: 6,55,97,101 Eric Klaus: 6,81,84,85 Mark Kramer 7,81 Bill Krueger: 7 Sharon Kunze: 7,13,68,80,91,94 Frank Ledezma: 7,20,64.80,97 Richard Ledezma: 7,38,79 Connie Leibinger 7,67 Ralph Lentner: 7,19,58,59,71,81 Steve McConnachie: 7,55,64,81,95,98 Don McFarlane: 7 Fabio Marinho: 8,16 Michelle Maxfield 8,20,80,88,89,95 Charles Medcoff: 8,56,77,79,94 Roxanne Merriman: 8,76,80 Larry Messing: 8,81 Donna Moeller 8.19,68,74,76,77,79,94,95 Karen Murdock: 8,80,81,83,84,97 Lena Mustard 8,13.70.79,80,91,94,95,98 Max Nagey: 8,19,76 Terry Neumayer: 9,29,56,95,% Frank Noble: 9.81,97 Kathy Nolan: 9,97,101 Paul O'Mara: 9 Kyiok Pak: 9.16.56,63,68.79.101 Diana Palmer 9,63,80 lanene Pardy: 9,101 Brian Paterson: 9,80 Natalie Peruski: 9,70,80,95 Sherry Peters: 10,15,73,79,80,% Lynn Reinelt: 10,80,93 Jeff Rich: 10,68,% Maureen Rich: 10,20,60,61,73,80.81.84,93.97 Barry Roe: 10,56,77,95,97 Chris Roth: 10,14.56.77.79 Lori Roth: 10,70,80,95 Mike Schenck: 10 Mark Schmitt: 10 Richard Schroeder: 11.56 Dan Shagena: 11,66,68,72,80,94,95,% James Sherman: 11.80 Diane Sims: 11,60,61,73 Melanie Smigill: 11,20.94,95 Bettina Soerensen: 11,16,60.61 Helena Soderburg 11.16.20,38,60,61 Chris Stolicker: 11,13,19,55,58.59,80,81,84, 85,91 David Stolicker: 11,81 Todd Stoutenburg: 12 Kyoko Tahara: 12.16,63,68.74,76,79,% Jeff Tanton: 12,58,71,88,93 George Tice: 12,81 Kevin Trowhill: 12,58,59,64,71,81 Beth VanDalen: 12 Kevin Vanderlip: 12,66 Kevin Vogel: 12,81,93,94,101 Peggy Wadsworth: 12,63 Shane Welsh: 13.81.88.89,95.97 Shirley Welsh: 13,19,67.88,97 Becky Wheeler: 13 Dan Whitwam: 13,58,59,64,66,80,81 Laurie Yearkey: 13,19,80 Richard Zdrojewaki: 13,97 Sue Zdrojewaki: 13 Juniors Jerry Allard: 23,59.64,66,72,80,88.89,93 Amy Bartley 23,95,101 Micki Baslock: 23,70 Rachel Bearss: 23,79 Tim Bezemek: 23,81 Robert Bartholomew: 23,66,92,922 Jill Bowerman: 23,70,88,89,93,95 Kyle Bowling: 23,26,71,82 Dan Brabant: 23 Ted Brennan: 23,26,73,77,79,80 Larry Bruso: 23,24 Theresa Burns: 23,80 Lizbeth Clor: 23,80,92 Shirley Colesa: 22,23,60,61,67,73,76 Karen Cowley: 23,80 Tim Decker: 23,64,80,81,92.93 Joe Dershem: 23 James Dore: 23,25,80 Kim Drum: 23 Mark Ellis: 23,64,81,92 Eric Fiedler 23,64,66,93 Robert Fingerle: 24,77 Jason Fritch: 24,66,79,81 Janet Geiger: 24,76,80 Irene Gonzales 24,68,76 Cindy Govea: 24,6i8,74 Melisa Govea: 24,63,68.74,80 Tina Green: 22,24.79,80,92,95 Ralph Hammond: 24,81 Tammi Handley: 24,26,68,76 Vince Hole: 22,24,79,80 Jeff Janowiak: 24,81,85 James Jones: 24,68,81 Maureen Jones: 22,24,67,73,76,93 Jerry Kenny: 24,86,92 Rodney Kerbyson: 24,64,66,81,92 Dan Kursinsky: 24,76 Cindy Lakatos: 24,63.80,92 Debbie Lamont: 22,24,82,92 Linda Lamont: 25,60,61,68,77,80 Debbie Martin: 23,25,63,80 Chris McEachin: 25,68,76,77,79,80,92 Phillip McFarlane: 25,80 Scott McKinnon: 25 Denise Messing: 25,79,80,92,95 Phillip Messman: 25,73,77,79 Liana Mucha: 25,70,95 Andrea Muir: 22,25.38,60,61,63,67,79,92,95, 101 Mike Noble: 25,101 Randy Northrup: 25 Mike Oswald: 25,64,81.100 Kevin Pattullo: 25 Mary Lou Peruski: 25 Shelly Peruski: 25,67,70,80,81,85 Janet Regentin: 22,25,63,67,80 Larry Reid: 25,81 Leanne Reuter: 25,68,73,76 John Roberts: 25,66,80,81,101 Greg Roth: 25,77,79 Dick Russell: 26,64,81,85 Maria Saldana: 22,26,60,61,95 Joe Samuelson: 26 Dale Sanford: 26,73,76,81,84 Brenda Sharbowski: 26,81 Richard Simmons: 26 Michelle Smigill: 26,77,80.81,85 Darrin Spivey: 26,81 Todd Stolicker: 26,64,81 Wendy Stringer: 26,68 Tracy Swoffer: 26.63,95 Mike Tarzwell: 26.81.83 Lucinda Thompson: 22,26,38,60,61,63.67,80 81 Leigh Twiss: 26,77,79.80,86,92,93 Pat VanDalen: 26,95 Kathleen Vogel: 26,70,81 Dawn Williamson: 26,95 Robin Williamson: 26,63,66,73,80,81.85.95 Doug Willis: 26 Sophomores James Abend: 29,81,85 Cherrie Alliagham 29,80 Mike Ardelyan: 29 Cliff Barrett: 29,82 Steve Baslock: 29,81 Ron Baumeister 29,76,81 Sherry Berger: 29,63,101 Eric Bowerman 29,81 Paul Brown: 29 Joe Bujak: 29,38,65,76,80 Becky Bulgrien: 28,29,50,62,67,79,80,88,89 Eddie Cibulskis: 29,81 Brian Colesa: 29,65,77,80 Steve Daghuer: 29,80,81 Kim Davis: 28,29,60,61,63,67,93,101 Leroy Dutcher: 29,32,81 Sally Elliott: 29,77 Lisa Garlick: 29 Sam Genoff: 29,64,68,81 Alan Gough: 30,77 Joe Govea: 30 Annette Graff: 30,67,70,101 Doug Hall: 30.59,65,66,71,80 Bill Hammond: 30,74,82,101 Greg Harter: 30,81 David Henry 30 Ray Hernandez 30 Yolanda Hernandez: 30,81 Charlotte Flooper: 28,30,63,68,80,92 Cheryl Huett 30,101,108 Linda Hunt: 30,76,80 Angela Jacques 30,80 Penny Kenny: 30,77 Joe Kern: 30 Kathy Kirkpatrick 30,62,68.70.81,83,101 Ron Koehler: 30,76,81 Chris Kozlowski: 30 Tim Kritzman: 30,80,81,84,85 Merrill Krueger: 30,38,81 Steve Ladd: 30,65,77,80,88,89 Jeff Lakatos: 30,65,71,80 Robert Ledezma: 30,101 Mary Lessnau: 28,30,100 Shannon Lindke: 30,63,79,80 Brenda McConnachie: 31 Alfredo Martinez: 31,81 Patty Martinez: 31 Rose Martinez: 31 Kenneth Mathie: 31,80 Craig Merriman: 31,82 Jone Merriman: 31,77,82,101 Dawn Mossop: 31 Todd Mucha: 31,66 Jennifer Muir 31,70,76,77,80 Shawn Nichol: 31 Peter O'Mara: 31 Pat Oswald 31,65,77,80,81 Duane Paehlig 31,38.66.71.80 Wayne Pagel: 31,79,81 Debbie Palmer: 31,63,80 Shaun Pardy: 31,65,66.81 Doug Pattullo: 31,81 Steve Popilek: 31,65 Mike Powell: 31 Irene Rumble: 31,68,101 Renee Ryan: 32,63,73,76,80 Alice Sanford: 32,77,101 Jean Shanks: 32,70,81 Dan Seitz 32,82 Kellie Slater 28,32,70 Kim Slater: 28,82.61,62.67,68,76,80,101 Tom Stolicker: 81.101 124 Picture Index Brad Stone: 32,77,81,101 Kevin Stringer: 32,81 Drew VanNorman 28,32,59,65,66,80 Karen Varosi: 32,67.100 Kyle Wagester: 32,80,81 Rose Wagester: 28,32,62,67,80,81 Jolene Walker: 32,80 Jeff Walkup: 32,66 Paul Warczinsky: 32,81 Mary Lou Williamson: 32,61,b2.67,70,73,81, 85,101 Paul Witkowski: 32 Greg Witkowski: 32 Janice Woodard: 32,76 jerry W rube I: 32 Freshmen Kathy Allin 35 Laura Ardelyan: 35,101 Jacqueline Armstead: 35,77 David Baslock: 35,65 Tina Bauman: 35 Leslie Bittner: 35 Wendy Boettner: 35,76,80 John Brown: 35 Leo Clor: 35,68,76 Bonnie Campbell: 35,63 Christine Condo: 35,76 Renee Davidson: 35,63,80 Howard Doan: 35 Eric Dopierala: 28,35,65,101 James Elliott: 34,35,65,66,77,82 Barbara Eves: 35 Jesse Estrada: 35,66 john Fingerle: 35 Carey Fritch: 35,80 Tom Goheen: 35,77 Paula Hardison: 35,62,82 Brent Henry: 34,35,82 Maria Hernandez: 35,62 Rhonda Hoffer: 35,76,101 Janet Hole: 35 Scott Huett: 36,82 Tammy Innes: 36 Connie Isaac: 36,80,82 Robert Jones: 36,68 Todd Kenny 36,101 Brian Klaus: 36,80,82 Todd Klaus: 36,82 David Kubik: 36,65,77 Jeff Ladd: 36,82,88,89 Denise Lamont: 36,68,74,76,101 Annette McEachin: 36,62,68 John Mata: 36,82 Mike Mathie: 36,80 Leon Messing: 36,82 Lisa Mosure: 36,62,101 Judy Muma: 36,62 Larry Murdock: 36,82 Ron Nichols: 36,82 Dan Noble: 36 Kevin Nolan: 36,82 Scott Pagel: 36,82 Angela Pearson: 37,101 Charlene Peruski: 37 Mary Priess: 37,101 Collette Reuter 34,37,68,73,77 Brenda Rich: 37 Kevin Seiler: 34,37,65,101 Doug Shagena: 34,37,65,66,101 Larry Sherman: 37,82,101 Ryan Sheman: 37,82 Lisa Slater 34,36.37,88,89 Thresa Spivey: 37,68,101 Jamie Stolicker: 37,65,66,101 Chris Tanton: 37,82 Julie Varosi: 37,101 Lisa Warczinsky: 37,80 Lee Watta: 37 Tom Watta: 37,65,82 David Wedyke: 37,82 Vicki Williamson: 37,82 8th Grade Robert Amey 40 Kevin Anglebrandt: 40 Paula Arnold: 40 Doug Beck: 40,65 Sandy Beck: 40,41 Bill Brennan: 40 Steve Blossom: 40 Asa Burns: 40 Marcell Daghuer: 40 Jimmy Dennis: 40,65,34 Glenda Doan: 40 Ronald Dopierala: 40,65 Steve Drum: 40 Charles Dumaw: 40 Kathv Ellis: 40 Virginia Falcon: 40,41 Jeff Foote: 40 Duane Geiger: 40,65 Scott Hartel 40 Jimmy Hayes: 40 Roger Hooper 40 David Howe: 40,65 Dennis Huett 40 Mathew Inbody: 40 Melissa Jones: 40 Richard Jones: 41 Ann Jordan: 41 Brad Klaus: 41.69 Randy Koehler: 41 Lisa Krueger: 41 Richard Kunze: 41,65 Glen Lago: 41 Laurie Lapp: 41,48 Anne Lawler: 41 Irma Ledezma 41 Brenda Lee: 41 Steve Mathie: 41,69 Julie McConnachie: 41 Jerry Merriman: 41 Debbie Messing: 41 Martin Moore 41 Dawn Monroe: 41 Sean Mullett: 41,65 Jerry Muma: 42 Joy Muma: 42 Jeanette Nagey: 42 Doug Neumayer: 42 Rod Noble: 42 Sean Nolan: 42,65,69 Brett O'Connor: 42 Erin O'Connor: 42,69 Kelly O'Mara: 4a,69 Mary Lynn Oswald: 42 Marc Pardy: 42,65 Mike Pattullo: 42,69 Jeff Pearson: 4a,65 jeff Peruski: 42 John Phillips: 42,69 Jerome Pijanowski: 42 Mitchell Pieniak 42 Brian Popilek: 42,65 Mechelle Pozsgay: 42 Barbara Reid: 42 Lisa Ridley: 42,48,69 Alice Roe: 42 Kathy Shanks: 42 Delmer Simmons: 42 Roger Simmons: 42 Tricia Snyder Tammy Sontag: 43,69 Tracy Srock: 43,69 Charles Stringer 43 Jeff Tarzwell: 43 David Twiss: 43 Mike VanNorman: 43,65,69 Steve Varosi: 43 Rose Wagester: 43,69 Jay Walkup: 43,69 Charles Salton 43,48 John Warczinski: 43 Laura Warczinsky: 43 Karen Willis: 43 Eugene Wilson 43 Lisa Wojcik: 43 Debbie Wojtas: 43 7th Grade Traci Abbott: 44 Karin Allin: 44 Carla Anglebrandt 44 Matthew Baslock: 44,65,69 Richard Bittner: 44 Kelly Broughton: 44,69 Doug Burgess: 44 Jerry Cameron: 44,65 janet Clor: 44 Joe Clor: 44 Rebecca Condo 44 Charles Cook 44.45,65 Lisa Crothers: 44,48 Doug Dutcher 44,65 Lawrence Dutcher: 44 James Edwards: 44 Martha Elliott: 44,69 Edna Eves: 45,69 Chris Falk: 45 Margo Fink: 45,69 Karl Foster: 45,65 Brian Franzel: 45,65 Darcey Fritch: 45,48 Darin Fritch: 45,65,66 Jody Goller: 45,48,69 Bill Graff: 45,69 Harold Grice: 45,65 Duane Hadrich: 45 Jeff Harter: 45 Michelle Hooper: 45 Marcia Ingles: 45 Rod Kenny: 45,69 Kelly Kerbyson: 44,45,69 Tracey Klaus: 45 Roland Kunze: 46,69 Bill Lawler: 46 Nowell Lindke: 46 Monica Mason: 56 Florinda Mata: 46 Rod McConnachie 46,65,66 Rebecca McCully 46,69 Charles Mest: 46 Victoria Moeller: 46 Teresa Mosher: 46 Cristi Nader: 46 Martin O'Mara: 46 Pat Pardy: 46,65,69 Tim Patterson: 46 Tracey Peruski: 46,69 Dennis Philpot: 46,69 Brenda Pieniak: 46 Bryon Reid: 46 David Ridley: 46,65,69 Lila Rumble 46,47 Richard Saldana: 47,65 Andrew Sheldrake: 47,65,69 Max Simmons: 47 Jennifer Singler: 47 David Slater: 47 Kelly Smith: 47,69 Lisa Spaetzel: 47,69 Karen Stone: 47,69 Deanna Sweet: 47 Debra VanDalen: 47 Sally VanDalen: 47 Robert Varosi: 47,65 Ruthann Varosi: 47,69 Kelly Vogel: 47 Trevor Wagester: 47,65 Tammy Warczinsky: 47 Karen Wookard: 47 Ron Zdrojewski: 47,69 Picture Index 125 Kohn's Music Store Complete Line of Band Instruments — full Service Dept, for all Band Instruments Call us and Save GIBSON - FENDER -GRETSCH- SUNN -LOWREY- STORY AND CLARK Deckerville Recorder Good Luck Seniors Village Beauty Shoppe 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Sandusky Branch 648-3322 ALEX SHOE REPAIR Custom work on Canvas Shoes Upholstery Phone: 376-8132 Call often Deckerville, Ml Ballentine Pharmacy KRITZMAN, INC. In the heart of Downtown Deckerville Phone 376-2825 Ready to wear clothes And shoes for entire family Phone: 1-648-2398 132 McDonalds Sandusky Republican TRIBUNE ■McDonald's 1 ■ 1. 450 W. Sanilac Sandusky, Ml 43 South Elk Street Sandusky, Michigan 48471 313-648-2424 Compliments of Palmer's Agri Products, Inc. Paterson and Paterson, P.C. Attorneys at Law Deckerville, Michigan Feed —Grain and Fertilizers Phone: 313-376-6815 (6985) 33 South Elk Street Sandusky, Ml Hours —Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 — 5:30 Also Evening Sat. Appointments 313-648-2414 Deckerville Veterinary Clinic Phone: 376-2425 Deckerville, Ml 48427 J. L. Turbok D.V.M. D.L. Schoroeder, D.V.M. J. F. Walton, D.V.M. J. M. Long D.V.M. G. L. Collings D.V.M. T. E. Michalek D.V.M. 133 We wan t to BE YOUR Banker SMITH’S UPHOLSTERING Complete Upholstery Service • FINE SELECTION OF FABRICS PERSONAL PRIDE IN WORKMANSHIP Rene'nhet It your upholstery s old O't: and to n we'll restore ft hke when ti w.is horn ' 376-4006 2317 MAPLE DECKERV.LLE 313-648-2550 WOLVERINE STATE BANK SANDUSKY • MARLETTE • PECK • YALE, MICHIGAN with six offices to serve you member F.D.I.C. jSanifac fJntzzion 77 EAST SANILAC STREET SANDUSKY, MICHIGAN YOUR FTD FLORIST Minden City, Ml 48456 Phone 517-864-3460 Surface and underground Burial Vaults, Concrete products RUTH STATE BANK Highest Interest on Savings and C.D.S. Courteous attention Member F.D.I.C. Ruth, Ml 517-864-3380 Pallas TV Sales and Service DECKERVILLE FOOD CENTER 3472 Main Street Beer, Wine, Groceries Fresh Meat Produce 313-376-8295 Phone 313-648-4091 267 E. Sanliac Sandusky, Ml 48471 Open Sundays Holidays 134 I I 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 SWOFFER IMPLEMENT Hesstor.......................Owtonna Fox............Brady............White Business.................... 376-2555 Business.....................376-2800 2082 Black River Street Deckerville, Ml 48427 135 Congratulations to the Seniors YALE RUBBER 180 North Dawson 648-2100 Compliments of BRADLEY D. APSEY FUNERAL HOME 376-3574 Jim Bader and Sons Company Sandusky, Michigan John Deere Farm Equipment Sales and Service 313-648-2404 Toll Free 1-800-482-4066 ISIS u 136 James L. 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Comfy goosedown coats and vests 622-8150 622-8754 Horse Equipment Western — English Indoor Arena Training —Lessons Gerald McCully Plumbing Heating Residential Sales Service for all makes Deckerville, Ml 376-8297 i si' ♦« Your complete Travel Service for Croups of Individuals 20223 Mack Avenue, Croose Pointe Woods, Ml 48236 Phone 313-884-6231 Call collect for information Compliments of DECKERVILLE DIE FORM COMPANY Montney's Ben Franklin Deckerville, Michigan Phone: 376-2245 138 Congratulations Seniors from: Julius The Photographer 418 Woodland Dr. Westpark Sandusky, Ml 48471 Phone: 313-648-4799 Founded in 1946 Modern faculties for the manufacturing of rubber and plastic products for the automotive in- dustry. An equal opportunity employer with plants in Deckerville and Carsonville, Mich. 313-376-2085 Midwest Rubber Company 139 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 Sandusky Tile Company Ready Mix Concrete Septic Tanks Seepage Bed Materials Foundation Related Productions Drain Tile Related Building Precast Concrete Productions Concrete Bunk Feeders Radio Dispatched Front Discharge 376 E. Sanilac Sandusky, Ml Office Phone 313-648-2627 Village of President — Don Allen Clerk —Audrey Stolicker Treasurer-Joan Popilek Chief of Police —Henry Morton Superintendent - Harvey Bowling Assessor — Rosamund Buhl Fire Chief —Merle Ross Deckerville Attorney— Tony Sykora Trustee —Harry Rich Trustee —Don Murdock Trustee —Art Swoffer Trustee —Orville Bowling Trustee —Karl Buhl Trustee-Cecil Baslock 140 Asher Oil Gas Co., Inc. Amoco Products Fuel Oil — Gasoline — Diesel Fuel —Motor Oils —Farm Oils Phone: 376-6185 648-4135 864-3480 Creases — Industrial Lubericants Keep Fill Deliveries Deckerville, Ml Good Luck Grads From Guza Sales Deckerville, Ml Sharon Nurenberg, Karen Vogel, Marilyn Lawrence Stone Insurance Agency 3439 Main Street Deckerville, Ml 48427 Phone: 376-2915 Compliments of Deckerville IGA FOODLINER Keith and loanne Smith Compliments of Forrester's Dept. Store Mack and Eleanor Boice Deckerville, Mi. decterxille IIIIIHI lllinill COMMUNITY llllllllllli HOSPITAL Deckerville, Michigan 48427 Tel. 313 376-2835 S.T. H. OIL CO. Deckerville, Michigan Boron Pennzoil Products Farm Home Delivery 313-376-2545 142 BEST WISHES FROM Compliments of DECKERVILLE CREAMERY Steve Kelke — Owner Distributor of London's Farm Dairy Products 6110 Stone Road 376-4555 Linda's Country Styling Salon Featuring the Uniperm Precision Styling Center. Linda Kelke 6110 Stone Road Owner 376-4555 Compliments of D A. SMALLWOOD D.O., P C. Sandusky, Ml FISHERS BIG WHEEL, INC. vert fcs on petrpkt 47 Dawson Street Sandusky. Michigan � 10471 «3 1 31 648-4020 Congratulations Seniors! From: WILCO —U.S., INC. P.O. Box 400 Port Sanilac ML 48469 Phone (313) 622-9662 143 PATRONS Wayne's Auto Tire Service, 3495 Main, Deckerville Louis' Auto Sales, 3116 Ruth Road, Deckerville Stoutenburg Ace Hardware, 3489 Main, Deckerville Silver Tavern, 2071 Black River, Deckerville Dott Manufacturing, 3768 North Main, Deckerville Annie's Marigold Restaurant, 2085 Black River, Deckerville Postmaster Cecil Baslock, Deckerville Ron's Barber Shop, 3464 Main, Deckerville Varty's Automotive Supply, 3484 Main, Deckerville Harold's Meat Market, 10 South Main, Carsonville Blount Agriculture, Carsonville and Applegate Vera Connell Draperies, 3700 North Lakeshore, Deckerville Rick's Bar and Grill, 5774 Cedar, Forestville Farmers Elevator, 1764 Main, Minden City Radio Shack, 57 South Elk, Sandusky Smith Implement Co., 408 South Sandusky Road, Sandusky Kirby Co. of Sanilac, 43 East Sanilac, Sandusky Sears Catalog Merchant, 34 South Elk, Sandusky Harvest Haus, 58 East Sanilac, Sandusky Arlen and Debby Hacker, 245 West Sanilac, Sandusky W. V. Corringe, DDS, and D. W. Gorringe, DDS, 119 South Elk, Sandusky L. G. Ellis, MD, 27 West Sanilac, Sandusky Country Miss, 428 Woodland Drive, Sandusky Mel Cole's, 70 South Elk, Sandusky Babcock Music Studio, 198 Flynn, Sandusky Ace Hardware, 22 South Elk, Sandusky McKenzie Memorial Hospital, 120 Delaware, Sandusky Norman J. Pokley, DMD, Orthodontist, 416 Woodland Drive, Sandusky