Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Enjoying themselves at the Snowball Dance are freshmen Tanya Hemry and junior Donna Willet. Speaking to the student body as Coach Sellers watches closely is senior cheerleader Lisa Browning. 1 W ,, 1 f 1 2 tl Qi A W i V 751 Q I ,,w4 'Q , 4577 ,, ' I 'W 1 4 Senior Sally Hammond is shown playing in the pep band during the assembly. Attempting to arouse spirit among the students are basketball co-captains Dan Bolster and Todd Briggs senior class president Ieff Beuschelein. 16X Winter Events

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Ott, Eric Edelbrock, Mike Liedel and Rob Salenbien show off their best duds as they portray Nerds. iii! W gf' N ' XX i-'J , , n . . . Posing for pictures during lunch hour are some of the more serious seniors. Phillip Labert sucks on his bottle between classes as Troy Denman closely follows with his security blanket. l 'ff ,'i. 1 x i i x it Qi l Z? They're so unusual! Wow! Did you see Bushy? He looks just like Boy George! Yeah, I can't believe it and look at the nerds! They look just like the guys in the movie! Really, I never thought those guys could look so strange. These were typical remarks that were heard down the senior hall on Halloween morning. The main at- tractions of the day were new wave rockers Boy George and Cyndi Lauper along with The Nerds from the popular movie Revenge of The Nerds. Movies and celebrities seemed to greatly influence the sen- iors as other costumes included Ron Brunt as a Ghostbuster, Mike Breitner as Indiana Iones, and Lisa Rathbone as Buckwheat from the Little Rascals. An M8zM, a bunch of grapes, a mummy and a playboy bunny were among the other unique costumes displayed this year. Halloween! 15

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mr candidates at the Snowball included Tim Ott, Ann Baranowski, Edelbrock, Valerie Zieske, Iulie Kimble, Ieffrey Beuschelein, Missy ,ar- B--4 I? Brososky, Rob Salenbien, Lisa Browning, and Rob lustice. Council Student Throws snowball! Christmas and other holiday events were again remembered by students at D.H.S. Several groups and or- ganizations put together their own activities to make the season an even brighter one. The student council sponsored their second annual Snowball Festival. Included in the festivities was the Snowball Dance, which was held after the Dundee-Onsted basketball game, and selection of Prince and Princess, Ieff Beuschelein and Iulie Kimble. The Spanish club displayed their Christmas spirit with their traditional pinatas, which are paper mache figures stuffed with candies. The pinatas ranged from the popular Christmas item, the Cabbage Patch doll, to Santa Claus himself. The band and choir groups performed Christmas concerts to both the student body and the public. The Fu- ture Homemakers of America sponsored a Christmas din- ner for the Senior Citizens. Spirit was on the rise this year as cheerleaders and the pep band members kept the students fired up as they displayed their Bluestreak Buster pins, in an attempt to defeat Ida. Iunior Ken Rooks takes time to pose with the Spanish pinatas. Winter Eventsf17