Eisenhower High School - Introspectus Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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DET havea д 424 y С CO? tio Май � TESS E: cria ora rct e Lec have бе� eid Se voce 4. FA Xa hid a AD OF � ? BEE, 4 — 7 2724)‏ رر “ай i RS му xL 8 Introspectus 1976 Volume V Dwight David Eisenhower High School 3465 North Center Road Saginaw, Michigan 48603 L ша� ” oF eiit i 7 За? С” жай 2 $ d = туну torte wi ys сас iie edil i AR, ЗЬ e unge ا‎ etii ae And Now, as We Leave Eisenhower, we Reflect ... d ІШ ШІ ІШІ RE PLE 1217 p; KS “а. IN, — + All-Conference halfback Dan Prueter races downfield as tackle Tom Bulgrien prepares to block. The 1975 Commander football VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row: Mark Newman, Brian Dudewiez, Kevin Kocks, Brad team carried on tradition by Douglas, Brian Ulicki, Rick Payk, Tom Bulgrien, Bronc Glick, Steve Fontaine, Steve Tatroe, powering their waytoa third con- Mark Olivarez, Mike Morley, Rick Stainsby, Brian Porath, Willie Koenemann, Rich LaFray, | manager. Second Row: Coach Lew Fenton, John Brown, Joe Lawrence, Ron Reagan, Duane secutive White Pine Conference ti- | Furtaw, Jim Enszer, Dave Misiak, Mike Archambeau, Rich Sine, Bob LeRoy, Tom Ginster, tle. Eisenhower rebounded to a 4-1 | Tom Cross, Тот Luth, Jon Howell, Brian Loiselle, John Sweeney, Tom Lutz, Joe Collison. conference record to force a three | Third Row: Coach Vito Tutera, Terry Williams, Harold Sweet, Gary Willman, Dan Prueter, way tie with Mt. Pleasant and Bill Bierlein, Brian Ristau, Joe Couture, Tim McLellan, Joe Smith, Rick Lonsway, Gerard Douglas MacArthur. Hernandez, Jim Levy, Bill Sargent, Jim O’Brien, Bert Luoma, Coach Joe Mikolajczak. Missing Sa Head Coach Lew Fenton saw an from picture: Bill Fleener, Don O’Brien. unbelievable win streak snapped at 22, losing to the Oilers of Mt. Pleasant, 20-6. Overall, the Lew Fenton, Joe Mikolajezak and Vito e Tutera “Trio” has compiled 26 wins, 15 losses and 1 tie. Ron Reagan was voted “Most Valuable Back and Joe Couture “Most Valuable Lineman. Senior Tom Luth was selected as “Most Improved Player. All-conference honors were given to Joe Couture, Tom Cross, Rick Lonsway, Dan Prueter, and Mike Morley. Rick Lonsway and Joe Couture were also selected to the Class A All-area team. The highlight of the season came on November 24, when the Com- manders knocked heads with arch- The Varsity Commanders take the field. rival Douglas MacArthur. For the fourth consecutive season, the Commanders rose to the ocassion. Eisenhower blasted the highly rated Generals, 14-6, in front of over 5,000 fired up fans. Terry Williams kicks off against Buena Vista. LW Tom Cross. SEASON RECORD 6 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower Eisenhower 21 24 47 Flint Beecher Bishop Foley Buena Vista Bridgeport John Glenn Mt. Pleasant MacArthur Midland Dow Corunna Mike Morley runs back a kickoff, escorted by Joe Couture, Duane Furtaw, Rick Lonsway and Tom Luth heads downfield on the kickoff. Right: Go-Go-Go-Go-Go ......... Bill Sargent and trainer Mike Vanderlip discuss the game. Players on the sidelines watch the action against MacArthur. FREENET AAO RÊN 156002 This year’s Junior Varsity Foot- ball team had a very successful T season. With a strong record of 6-1- 1, the J.V. proved to be a hard hit- ting and punishing team. A balanced backfield combined with a hard working line was the key to success. All four backs were i ИЯ capable of going “all the way” out m of a commanding wishbone offense specializing on the vier. T Coach Jim Rummler summed We Believe! up things when he said, “We were Е only three offensive plays away from an undefeated season. While 6-1-1 is nothing to be ashamed of, a little more team effort and dedica- tion would have produced an un- blemished record.’ Coach Rummler was assisted by Dick Bomboske. Э, Be due pex Wi, The Commanders are ready for action. Coaches Jim Rummler and Dick Bomboske give some advise. | Pat O’Connor and Wade Hollins work together in the defensive backfield. Brad Sullivan shows the dirty side of foot- | ball. 22 The Eisenhower Freshman Football Team ended the 1975 season with a respectable 4 win, 3 loss record. Under Head Coach Huch Matson, the Commander’s leading ground gainer was Bill Shapleigh, who gained over 1100 yards, more than any other freshman in Eisenhower history. Ike Ike Ike Ike Ike Ike Ike FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row: John Enszer, Ken Hood, Tim Lutz, Dale Brasseur, Chuck Dexter, John Hall, Morgan Priestly, Pat Ott, Mark Keyser, Brian Hoffman, Steve Falkenberg, John Garety, Neal Brady, Jeff Benjamin, Marty Wolf, Chris Hood. Second Row: Coach Hugh Matson, Coach Gary Ulicki, Jim Stamm, Gary Munroe, Mo Brown, Bobb Serr, Bill Gill, Rick Ott, Bill Shapleigh, Brad Birnbaum, Joe Smith, Dennis Vacik, Rex Vooerheis, Tom Thompson, Bob Beutel, Bernie Rogozewski, Todd McLellan, Coach Orin Lusher, Coach Terry Noble. Third Row: Al Vega, Bill Berg, Andy Baird, Jamie McDonald, Ed Spatz, Chris Schultz, Harry Lamphear, Rob Fleener, Dave Krynak, Tom Kelley, Jay Field, Todd Williams, Don Stuart, Ron Schmerheim, Kent Ruskowski. 18 38 Midland Central 26 Buena Vista 30 Bridgeport 35 John Glenn 16 Mt. Pleasant 8 MacArthur 2 7 Webber 22 Mark Keyser heads around end. 7: 25 ші SS Se: Ze Bill Shapleigh does his thing. Left: A host of Commanders attempt to block the kick. Late EE т ч , Debbie Burns demonstrates backhand! Determined to win! Jeri Beatty. Front Row: Sally Meyer, Lisa Barber, Ann Brisbois, Maureen Sullivan, Cheryl Hood, Melanie Paik, and Jeanne Beatty. Second Row: Coach Jim Teal, Jeri Beatty, Debbie Brickel, Betty Jo Harshman, Karen Witting, Pam Price, Sandy Graebner, Debbie Burns, Rose Fulmer, and Assit. Coach John Musulin. The Girls Varsity Tennis Team struggled their way to an 8-9 season record, then surprisingl took 3rd place in the Class regionals. Coach Jim Teal stated that the season went just about as he expected. Sophomore Lisa Barber really came on strong by winning 1 singles against MacArther twice. Lisa compiled 11 wins and 51 most valuable points, and was also chosen most valuable player. Juniors Cheryl ood and Jeanne Beatty were voted most im- proved players. Senior Captain Jeri Beatty should be recognized as holding records for most wins with 27 and most valuable points with 87. Eisenhower salutes the rest of their seniors, Debbie Burns, Sandy Graebner, Betty Jo Harshman, Maureen Sullivan, Sally Meyer, and Melanie Paik for their solid performance. P E с тесешш иаша ү E a Ze ` Mo 2 “ D 0 і SC 2 Betty Jo Harshman impresses coach Jim Teal. Lisa Barber bolts her powerful serve at an opponent. Front Row: Sharon Brucker, Debbie Dudewicz, Eileen Lynch, Sue Lynch, Julie Eaton, Lori Boers, Megan Kierdorf, Second Row: Mary Markert, Lynn Kartz, Tina Crovella, Kim Kastorf, Barb Jahnke, Patty Gilbert, Roxanne Meo, Brigette Franz, Connie Jones, Torie Brown, Kristi Haenlein, and Coach Bill Stocker. + + D гб. ғ... ағат Mig Sg c vine ун BE аф ж e уж Шығын ы hn + ы” ж a wir ois, wë Concentrati on and timing brought out by Maureen Sullivan. This is fun! Brigette Franz. e: Ke Most Improved Player, Torie Brown. Gaining The Girls’ Junior Varsity Tennis Team had an up and down season, and ended up the year with a3 win 6 loss record. Coach Bill Stocker saw his team devistate the John Glenn Varsity squad 7-0, only to lose to them by the same score two weeks later. The Commander Netters also dumped Midland Northeast 6-4 and 4-3. A strong performance by Junior Julie Eaton was rewarded br being chosen most valuable player. Junior Barb Jahnke and Freshman Lyn Kartz also showed outstanding skills. Junior Torie Brown was voted most improved player for the 75 season. Julie Eaton. Most Valuable Player! Jeanne Beatty goes high in air to return the ball. 3 1390 00951 1971 xperience The Varsity Golf Team ended its season with a 12-8 record. The team placed 5th in the conference match and 8th out of 21 at regionals. Capturing top honors was senior Steve Brady, who broke the school record with a round of 66. He also had the lowest season average with 74.5. Coming in 2nd in conference competition and 2nd in regionals he had an excellent season. Junior Jay Grybowski was voted most improved player and camein first inthe White Pine Conference. Coached by Jim Benjamin, the team improved greatly from last year. N | _ XL Varsity Golf: Mike MacConnell, Randy Schram, Steve Brady, Jay Grybowski, Chuck Southworth, Randy Conway, Kevin Weber, Scott Colpean. Varsity Coach Mr. Jim Benjamin. Scott Colpean shows great form for a possi- Randy Conway shows great stance. ble hole-in-one. Chuck Southworth practices sw inging during the winter months. J.V. Coach Mr. Harry Martin J.V. GOLF: Front Row: Assistant Coach Mr. Jim Benjamin, Doug Gnatkowski, Bill Crinzi, Mark DeGroat. Second Row: John Anderson, Dean Weber, Curt Losee. a ай — П, The J.V. Golf Team, coached by Mr. Harry Martin, finished off the season with a 2-4 record in the White Pine Conference, and 4-11 in overall competition. The nine members of the team were John Anderson, Bill Crinzi, Mark DeGroat, Tom Priestley, Terry Rombalski, Dave Varnish, and Dean Weber. Even though they lost their top two members during the middle of the season, Terry Rombalski and Dave Varnish, the team witnessed a very successful season. 27 The Eisenhower Girls’ Basket- ball Team, under the leadership of first year Coach Bob Ryan, soared to its best season ever, finishing with a fine 18-4 win-loss record. Seniors Claudette Charney, Susan Laundra and Cindy Ponichtera led the mighty Com- manders in both points scored and rebounds. The female Commanders, play- ing a tough “та� to man” or “рег- son to person” defense, finished as Co-Champions of the White Pine Conference with a 9-1 record in conference play. Their most satisfying victory was a 46-33 trouncing of the MacArthur Generals on the Generals’ home court. Saginaw High’s Trojans provided the toughest competition in the District A Tournament staged here at IKE. The “Commanderettes” fought bravely before going down to defeat 52-40 in the final game. The Varsity bench gets in the game just as much as the starters. Rebound! Ge 2; ш 4 22271 ge Cindy takes a munute to catch her breath. Nancy Blodgett fights for the ball. Front Row: Barb Bettesworth, Cindy Ponichtera, Claudette Charney, manager Chris Corbett, Sue Laundra, Barb Chaklos. Second Row: Coach Bob Ryan, Kelly Smith, Nancy Blodgett, Annette Ponichtera, Vicki LeBlanc, Debbie Trybolski. The J.V. Basketball Team show- ed much progress by winning thir- teen contests and dropping only six. Two 5 game win streaks at- tributed to the Commanders fine season. Diane Ponichtera and Renae Parker were the leading scorers, canning 111 and 76 points. Diane Forrester, Jenny Mossner, and Shelly Stelter were close behind by dumping in 71, 65, and 48 points це. reshman guard Diane Forrester, and sophomore center, Shelly Stelter were moved up to the Varsity Team for tournaments. Second year Coach Ms. Ann Laundra was the key to the fine season. Ike’s J.V.’s also had the privilege of dumping Douglas MacArthur 23-19. Coach Ann Laundra gives half-time instructions. J.V. BASKETBALL: Front Row: Rose Brady, Diane Ponichtera, Kris Minard, Jan Becker, Tammy Frederick, Jenny Mossner. Second Row: Diane Forrester, Shelly Stelter, Sue Stuart, That's Basketball! Diane Forrester goes up for two! Tammy Herber, Lori LeBlanc, manager Chris Corbett. Renae Parker races towards Ike’s basket. Diane Ponichtera combines talent and form. a S аў e VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY : Front Row: Mike Singer, Jim Pryor, John Weiss. Second Row: Paul Singer, David Stimpson, Jim Lake, Matt Rivette. 222” А E AA à i zs gt me 22 ени Paul Singer out runs his own shadow. Paul Singer eyes the finish. David Stimpson shows his speed in the turn. JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: Wayne Zolnierek, Mark Carpenter, Dave Kruszka, Jeff Palaghe. Eisenhower’s Cross Country Team beat more than 100 teams for the second season in succes- sion. They have stretched the un- beaten string of White Pine um zt Conference dual meets through Jim Pryor, and Paul Singer add another 1,2,3 finish for Ike. five years. For the first time we es- tablished two Varsity Teams. Var- sity No. 2, composed of our Junior Varsity, defeated all of its Varsity opponents. The 1975 Varsity Team set a new Eisenhower Cross Coun- try team record by winning 14 meets. The previous record was held be the 1974 team, which won 12 meets. Winning five major championships is also a team record. 522 Mike Singer, u — — geg State champion Joanne Singer gets ready for a meet. Jim Pr finish. ty � d Deg Ne FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY: Front Row: Dan Brezinski, Greg Frederickson, Kevin Wiggins, Ron Klimkewicz, Mark Yeager, Mike Emerick. Second Row: Ron Geeting, David Sterchele, Don Ehrardt, Dan Dubay, Coach Mike Matthews. A AAA AE Л m Winnie Rawls waits for the race to begin. The Girls’ Swim Team, under the direction of Coach Rick Decker, had a splashing season this year. They swam their way to a 10- 4 season record with many hours of practice behind them. Prac- ticing twice a day really helped im- prove their swimming to ac- complish this stupendous record. Leading the team in victories was Freshman Mary McClellan as she qualified for the state meet in nine out of eleven events. She went to the state meet and placed first in the state in the өше EE yard freestyle and third in the two- hundred yard freestyle. Other team record holders were Melissa Kushmaul in the one- hundred yard backstroke with a time of 1;10.8 and Beth Baldwin in diving with a high score of 161.34. The four year members, Debi Rohwer and Marie Kushmaul, plus seniors Sue Lacker and Beth Baldwin, really kept the team moving all year. The efforts of the remaining team members ought to pave the way to another splashing season next year. GIRLS’ SWIM TEAM: Front Row: Winnie Rawls, Melissa Kushmaul, Missy McClellan, Lisa Schalm, Kelly McCliggot, Julie King, Sue Lacker. Second Row: Mary Bowen, Lori Krawezak, Diane Pryor, Mindy Lehman, Kathy Caswell, Mary McClellan, Coach Rick Decker. Third Row: Beth Lippert, manager, Debi Rohwer, Marie Kushmaul, Beth Baldwin, Cheryl Miller, Rae Ann DeHahn, Julie Rawls. 2 nn 554 UE They're off! Backstrokers begin their race. victory! ES Missy McClellen takes a quick breath. Lisa Schalm pulls hard on the fourth length of the two-hundred yard individual medley. “Almost finished,” thinks Kelly McCliggot Members of the Girl's Swim Team wait patiently for results of the last race. Rae Ann DeHahn anxiously inquires about her time. Kim Taylor qualifies for state with a 1:03.4 time. Coach Rick Decker takes another outstan- ding time. Row: Tom Woods, lan Dunscombe, Pat O'Connor, Dave Weadock, Earl Fisher. Fourth Row: Mike Berent, Jeff Plank, Geoff Hunter, Brian Meyer, Bill Kushmaul. Fifth Row: Jeff Harris, Kelly Wood, Pharrington Douglass, Mark Miller, Jamie Lohr. Sixth Row: Coach Rick Decker. Below: Ian Dunscombe is off to a flying start. Pharrington Douglass shows great concen- tration. 34 The Commander Swim Team con- tinued to improve upon its season record despite the fact that each year their schedule of opponents bas Pat О'Со� � ог breaks the sophomore record for the 100 fly. Below: Bill Kushmaul breaks another freshman record. become increasingly more difficult. This year the team sported an im- pressive 12-2 dual meet season which saw the Commanders defeat the Saginaw Valley East Conference Champions and win the first annual Midland Relays Championship. The last “big” meet of the season saw 7 out of 11 team and pool records smashed and personal best times for all swimmers. Eisenhower’s Diving Team for the first time was considered a triple threat in this event and many times the divers pulled through to enable Ihe team to win. Last year’s State qualifiers were Geoff Hunter, Kim Taylor, John Thompson, Tom Slack, in the 200 medley relay. Kim Taylor and Ian Dunscombe both qualified in the 100 vd. breaststroke and both rated among the state’s best. Other outstanding swimmers of the vear were Rex Rossman, Paul Galinski, Pat O’Connor and Bill Kushmaul who broke 6 out of 9 Freshman records. Earl Fisher takes a breath. The Ike Swim Team takes time out for a picture. Mike Berent thinks he is Batman. The 1976 Commander Basket- ball Squad put together their best season in the school’s history, posting a 14 win 6 loss record. Coach Jery Berg attributed the fine season to a vast improvement on defense, and and one of the best shooting percentages in the area. The aggressive Cagers began the season by taking their third con- secutive Cheasaning Tournament Championship. The Commanders also boasted a, best ever, 6-4 WPC record, which placed them in third place behind Buena Vista and “when youre Hot youre Hot...” Bridgeport. Ike’s hoopers came on strong to win nine of their last eleven games, including two revenge victories over Bay City All Saints, and Bridgeport. Co-Captain Dennis Carey, and Senior Jim O’Brien lead the team in scoring, While Co-Captain Bill Sargent, Senior Dan Prueter, and Junior Mark Anderson handled the boards. Ike’s talented Junior Mike “Marvel” Morley lead the team in assists and played tough rugged defense all season long. d Coach Berg has a different opinion than the zebra on the court. Mike Morley demonstrates perfect lay up. Jim O’Brien stretches for two points. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Craig Tucker, Mike Morley, Rick Lonsway, Steve Laundra, Mark Newman, Dennis Carey, Jeff Driscoll. Second Row: Coach Jery Berg, Mark Kraynak, Jim O’Brien, Tim McLellan, Mark Anderson, Dan Prueter, Bill Sargent, Alan Schwartz. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team proved to be strong in defense and in offense. Coach Lou Dulac stressed the defensive game and the scoring part of the game was lead by Rick Payk, John Packer, and Kevin Krys. This year proved to be one of the best years ever for the Junior Var- — sity Commanders. Rick Payk demonstrates his style. зах Bob Hernandez sinks two for the Com- manders. J. V. BASKETBALL: Front Row: Wade Hollins, Dave Varnish, Rick Payk, Kevin Krys, Joe Ward, John Packer, Jon Becker, Manager Bill Newman. Second Row: Coach Lou Dulac, Steve Burrill, Bob Hernandez, Jim Graebner, Mark Danielson, Eric Koch, Dave Collette, Terry Rombalski. Kevin Krys poses for a shot. Se Get That Jumpball! - uv i134] � еуде odd. url dir o Sure ee E Shoot The Hoop One more point by Harry Lanphear. Eisenhower's Frosh “А” Cagers dominated all their opponents, while posting a 16 win 2 loss record. Coach Dick Bomboske remarked, “They're a talented FRESHMAN “A” BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Kevin McGraw, John Woock, Andy . 4” group, and fun to work with.” Rob Baird, John Hall, John Zinz. Second Row: Coach Dick Bomboske, Dave Barnes, Ron Fleener lead the squad in scoring Schmearheim, Rob Fleener, Harry Lanphear, Tom Kelly, Ed Spatz, Bill Shapleigh, Mark and teamed with Harry Lanphear Keyser. to grab an abundance of rebounds. Steady play by Andy Baird, Bill Shapleigh, and Mark Keyser was also a major factor to a best ever freshman “А” season. Coach Terry Boswell coached the “B” team to a 11-7 record. Todd Williams, Chris Schultz, and Rob Swoverland lead the team in points, and Chris Schultz, and Dave Kraynak were the leading boarders. 2 Coach Bomboske and Dave Barnes аге talk- “B” team gets instructions from Coach ing it over. Boswell. FRESHMAN “B” BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Brian Hoffman, Rob Swoverland, Bill Crinzi, Mo Brown, Terry Weadock, Brian Wenzel, Greg Frederickson. Second Row: Coach Terry Boswell, Mark Richardson, Dave Kraynak, Chris Schultz, Todd Williams, Lon Woock, John Grauf, Manager Jerry Hoag. Rob Fleener tips the jumpball. PM Varsity Volleyball Team: Jer Sanders. Vicki LeBlanc serves another point. i Beatty, Sandy Sears, Vicki LeBlanc, Sue Laundra, Lynn Bonner, Jane Czolgosz, Sandy Graebner, Claudette Charney, Torie Brown, Jeanne Beatty, Debbie Sue Laundra: “Lying down on the job?” The Varsity Volleyball Team posted an outstanding record of 18- | for the season. This fantastic record gave them the White Pine Conference Championship. It was the first time there was a White Pine trophy and District and State tournaments for girls’ volleyball. Claudette Charney whales on another one. the WPC Championship. Anderson will be back next year. Renae Parker shows her determination! Teamwork saves the day! Melanie Ristau serves the win- Monika Strautnieks bumps the 49 SC? ning point. ball. WË JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row: Cindy Nuendorf, Coach Marilyn Black, Melanie Ristau, Shelly Stelter, Jane Ander- son, Lisa Barber, Renae Parker, Lori Nordin, Diane Forester. Second Row: Sally Brucker, Elaine Lynch, Kim Loiselle, Lori LeBlanc, Winnie Rawls, Nancy Ruonavaara, Monika Strautnieks, Chris Corbett. The Junior Varsity Volleyball Club blasted their way to an 18 wins 1 loss season. The talented “spikettes” beat Bridgeport for the first time in their history to share Coach Marilyn Black got strong performances from sophomores Lisa Barber, Renae Parker, and Sally Brucker. The future looks bright as returning freshmen Lori Nordin, Winnie Rawls, and Jane 41 42 Al Vondrasek, coach, and his Commander team. wi KM а. қойуы� . wm ы Жа а е Dave Jasperson handles his opponent. Steve Gorte heads for another victory. Bruce Jasperson on the move. Dennis Sepulveda sets up his opponent for a takedown. Mike Lawrence waits for the referees’ deci- sion. WRESTLING TEAM: Front Row: Dan Kocks, Mike Brown, Steve Gorte, Dennis Sepulveda, Jack McClellan, Dave Jasperson, Dave Schneider, and Coach Al Vondrasek. Second Row: John Bishop, Ron Olivarez, Tom Schneider, Jay Field, Dan Collison, Mike Lawrence, Gary Leeson. Third Row: Dave Gruengerg, Bob Mitchell, Jim Bourcier, Paul Gruenberg, Hernan Vidovic, Bruce Jasperson, Jaime McDonald, Brian Cupp, Alan Love. This year in the won-loss column of wrestling, the varsity squad posted a 6-3 record. The year was used to gain experience, for the team had only lost four seniors, Seniors Ron Olivarez, Tom Schneider, Dennis Sepulveda, and Steve Tatroe. They ended the season placing third in the White Pine Conference, behind first place finishes by Ron Olivarez and Steve Gorte, and a second place from Jack McLellan. The Junior Varsity ended the season with an 8-1 record, with the lone loss going to Mount Pleasant. Wrestler Brian Cupp looks toward the future. 43 Tke on ‘Ice The Eisenhower Hockey Team iced their way through a season with a 7-10-1 record. Coached by Dave Michelson, the team became recognized as a varsi- ty squad during the season which enabled them to participate in the regional play-offs and receive var- sity letters. Leading scorers for the season were Mike Kierdorf, Greg Reetz, Mitch Ray, Mark Warba, and Rob Beck. The highlights of the 75-76 season was the game between Eisenhower and Bay City John Glenn. John Glenn won the league title last year and Ike came back to beat John Glenn this year by the score of 10-6. . The Hockey Team which was not school sponsored earned money from a dance for new un- iforms. Waking with the early morning hours for practice, the team skated to a much improved season. Ike teamates congratulate Joe Akers after scoring a goal. HOCKEY TEAM: Front Row: Daryl Kocks, Jon Moffett, Brian Hobbs, Jim Zahn, Brian Ray, Matt Warba, and Mitch Ray. Se- cond Row: President of the Booster Club, Jules Warba, Student Managers, Brian Simpson and Mike Weadock, Mike Gem- browski, Mike Kierdorf, Shaun Smith, T.J. Barris, Andy Morgan, Tom Lutz, Rob Beck, Greg Reetz, Mark Warba, Brian Ristau, Mike Blake, Assistant Coach Ron Wisniewski, and Coach David W. Michelson. Missing from the picture are Guy Zimmerman and Tom Jones (Injured). ЛЕР, Rob Beck looks excited after putting Ike on the board. Greg Reetz displays his skating ability. Another goal for Ike by Mike Kierdorf Mitch Ray concentrates on the puck. Greg Reetz defends for Ike. 45 Eisenhower’s Boys’ Ski Team struggled to a record of 2 wins 4 losses. Coach Dick Williams was very impressed when his team suprisingly took a second place in the Division Meet, placing ahead of MacArthur, who had previously | beaten them. Wayne Ward lead the team in all events; finishing the season with a | fourth а� а fifth in the giant slalom and slalom in the league meet, where over 100 athletes par- ticipated. Other strong performances came from Jeff Packer, Pete Ogden, Tom Noack, and Dunton Taylor. BOYS’ SKI TEAM: Front Row: Tom Austin, Wayne Ward, and Tom Noack. Second Row: Jeff Packer, Dunton Taylor, Pete Ogden, and Coach Dick Williams. Missing from the picture are Lee Majoras, Dick Walworth, and Mitch Fontaine. Pete Ogden displays his skill on skiis. Jeff Packer tries to get as close to the gate as possible. Dunton Taylor takes the first gate with Wayne Ward cruises on down the hill. сазе: Uo aie Sr я кек і E GIRLS SKI TEAM: Coach Dick Williams, Shelley Matson, Melanie Raik, and Missing from the picture are Kim Noehles, Michelle Noehles, and Susie Neer. Pam Marks. P Pam Marks “Кеерв on Truckin”. Susie Neer shows a sign of relief after a tretcherous slalom run. Michelle Noehles dares anyone to catch her. а CI EE EE dw The Eisenhower Girls Ski Team raced their way to a 2-5 dual meet record, once again behind the coaching of Mr. Dick William. The girls finished sixth in the Division Meet. Melanie Paik was the most consistant and skillful racer on the team, and Kim Noehles, Shelly Matson, and Michelle Noehles turned in some good times. Kim Noehles moves on down to the finish line. eege déi Mark Simpson delivers his side of the story. The three debate teams com- pleted an excellent season. The novice team completed by taking first place in both the Saginaw Bay Valley and the Thumb B Leagues. Four individuals from the novice team qualified for the state meet and were presented with the DETROIT FREE PRESS Award. The people placing were: Steve Hoernlein, Mark Simpson, Guy Zimmerman, and Chris Ruonavaara. The J.V. squad placed first in the Saginaw Bay Valley League and second in the Thumb B League. Varsity placed third in the Thumb B. The topic for the season was Resolved that the development and allocations of scarce world resources should be controlled by an international organization.” Team members argued both sides to this issue while being coached by Ms. Cindy Brandon. Debbie Sjoberg hopefully admired trophies under the direction of Ms. Cindy Brandon. Debate Team: Front Row: Sue Bamburger, Cathy Watters, Liz Case, Kelly Soderberg, Tammy Roese, Marcie Schmidt. Second Row: Melanie Paik, Kari Gromada, Chris Ruonavaara, Julie Hogan, Kim Grierson, Margo Stimpson, Debbie Sjoberg. Third Row: Bruce Jasperson, Debi Rohwer, Dan Dinger, Dan Bohl, Brian Ristau, Steve Hoerlein, Brian Carney, Ms. Cindy Bran- don Coach, Mark Simpson, Guy Zimmerman. Missing from picture was Mike Perry. Debate Goes State Chris Ruonavaara rebukes her opponent. Marcie Schmidt gladly cites her point. Guy Zimmerman and Brian Carney compare notes. Барге FORENSICS TEAM: Front Row: Diane Ponichtera, Ann Cooper, Julie Hogan, Beth Denman, Janet Ergo, Dan Bourcier. Second Row: Tom Salbenblatt, Tom Beaudin, Mike Perry, Wray Bjerkestrand, Phil Lowe, Sue Lynch, Tom Kelly, Teri Fowler, Meg Sarantis, Pamm Sweet, Sal- ly Meyer, John Thompson, Janet Caswell, Karin Colling, and Les Bravender. FORENSICS TEAM: Front Row: Kristy Cardinal, Ann Vanderborgh, Shelly Stelter, Sue Frazier, Connie Peplinski, Pam Jacob- son, Debbie Sjoberg, Julie Hogan, Barb Morley, Marsha Putnam, Karen Houlihan. Second Row: Beth Denman, Janet Caswell, Julie Gilbert, Carole Williams, Karol Wit- ting, Chris Cummings, Bill Crinzi, and Bruce Jasperson. ss Yourself? Try to imagine being a part of a team of people who get together and express themselves in challenging events, among fellow students and to the outside com- munity. Forensics was just that! Students gained self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-expression. The competition kept everyone on their toes, always improving and perfecting their own readings. Being part of the team provided one with an unequalled chance to express himself, a pride in what was accomplished, and a magnifi- cent feeling of togetherness. X FORENSICS TEAM: Front Row: Shaune Horrigan, Kellie Mahoney, Chris Ruonavaara, Debbie Dudewicz, Jan Fleminger, T E 4 Karen Krzak, Bridget Laundra, Deirdre McGoldrick, Kim Grierson, Lorna Singer, Tim Rosin, Karin Seaver, Kelly Soderberg, Jan Pardon. Second Row: Brian Ristau, Brian Corbett, John Puffpaff, Kit Bunker, Kelly McCligott, Kim Woods, Athena Alever, Mary Miller, Student Teacher; Coach Cindy Brandon, Joy Bamberger, and Ruth Ann Sowle, Advisor. DENNIS ULLRICH GRADE 11 ART I MR. WALT NAGEL „м а || The 1976 Senior Class of Eisenhower enjoyed the honor of graduating in the same year as our nation’s 200th birthday. This par- ticular class carried the “Spirit of 76” with them throughout the year, building enthusiasm and working to bring the class closer together. Activities were plentiful for the large group of seniors. Including a class trip to Daytona Beach, Florida, sponsoring a dance, a roller skating party in Midland, a sucker sale, and the 2nd annual Talent Show. Class involvement played an im- portant role in making the year one that will remain with the members of the Class of ’76 for many years to come. ІШІНЕ SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Front Row; Steve Laundra, Christie Schalm, Lori Scott, Rick Lonsway, Brian Hobbs. Middle Row; Beth Lippert, Dan Bohl, Cindy Ponichtera, Maureen Garety, Cindy Nuendorf, Karin Colling, Debi Rohwer. Back Row; Marie Kushmaul, Toni LeBlanc, Chris Mossner, Beth Baldwin. А Brian Corbett, President Christie Schalm, Treasurer Shelly Vacik, Secretary Marie Kushamul, Vice-President PA Karen Abell Athena Alever Peggy Allen Kari Anderson Anita Antecki Michael Archambeau Michael Archangeli Bruce Archibald Beth Baldwir Vicky Bartell Bruce Baumann Jeri Beatty CAST Robert Beck Patrick Bender Michael Berent Tim Berka Donijean Besey Douglas Best Barbara Bettesworth Susan Billow Blake Birnbaum Julie Blake Nancy Blodgett Kim Boettcher Daniel Bohl Kathleen Bohnhoft Paul Bonk Lynette Bonner Cheryl Bortle Gary Boughner Steve Brady Jill Bravender Karen Breitkreitz Anne Bremer John Brown Debra Bruce Carol Brunner Maureen Bryan Tom Bulgrien Jamie Bunker E - uude mr remm nr: s ANE EE E Debra Burns Dorothy Byers Paula Cammarata Steven Carbeno Dennis Carey Brian Carney Stephen Case Cheryl Casey Julie Catterfeld Beth Chaklos Katherine Challenger Claudette Charney Jack Cholcher Frank Cinque Dave Cloud Steven Cole Karin Colling Joe Collison Scott Colpean Randy Conaway Brian Corbett Karen Corry Mary Countegan Joseph Couture Stan Cripps Ann Cross Thomas Cross Jeff Cuthbertson 57 imde PED CLIMA AUNA Lao; A HOSP E LENU IES Jane Czolgosz Ezzat Daher Douglas Danhoff Lori Davis Patrick Davis Todd Davis Carol DeCaire Donald DeCaire Chris DeGraff Cynthia DeGroat Beth Denman Tim Deneen Ellen DeShone Ann Dexter Dan Dinger Kathy Donnenwerth Jackie Doyle Tim Dubay Brian Dudewicz Denise Duranseau Mark Durow Otto Duve Brian Eaton David Ebelt Brian Eggers Robin Elder Lori Elisech James Enszer sees eom AE eo cro M BOUE CO QAM o RES HE qus ena ANE Mtt cec meme aoi H Д | SEAR ARTIC SM МЧ Mee MY (TRE CES William Fleener Teri Fowler Susan Frazier Jim Freeman Rose Fulmer Duane Furtaw Steve Gagnon Paul Galinski Maureen Garety John Gebhart Linda Gendron Sally Gill Thomas Gill Eugene Glick Patrick Gnatkowski Jim Gohm Laura Gomez Linda Gorte Sandy Graebner Debra Green Charles Gregory Jean Gries Holly Gulliver Angelita Gutierrez Fred Haenlein Kristy Haenlein Dan Haley Frank Hall EEE EE IOV د‎ a A ; H E Julie Haler Melanie Harlan Michael Harmer Geoffrey Harris Betty Jo Harshman Randy Hatfield Leigh Hauser Jody Hausman Etta Hawkins Gerardo Hernandez Timothy Himmelspach Brian Hobbs Stephen Hoerlein Julie Hogan Patricia Holden Shaune Horrigan Bruce Houlihan Zena Ho ulihan Timothy Hovis Jon Howell Sally Ihlenfeldt Suzanne Ingleright Bruce Jacobson Michael Johnson Teri Jolin Kathy Jordan Kenneth Joswiak Tom Kelly 62 GARNER ORS SION EIA 44% ана 4404442 dx 44 44423444446 ж Pam Kendall Kathi Kettelhohn Debra Keysor Mike Kierdorf Theresa Kinsman Daryl Kocks William Koenemann Nancy Koza Joyce Krawezak Mark Krawczak Ronald Krebs Paul Kretchman Elizabeth Krueger Kurt Krueger Carolyn Krupka Evon Kruscke Gary Krys Lori Kuhn Marie Kushmaul Richard LaFray Karen Laatsch Susan Lacker Thomas Lagalo Jolaine Lancaster Michelle LaPlante Robert Lara Steven Laundra Susan Laundra AERIS EPI e НЕҢ TREE e TEE T tithe © gh GSP TTE UE e VOL MDC ToS EE MAUI PO аа� а а� за AEE ete rhet tatg tgo SYA BNE АМН А EH IO Patricia Lawrence Donald Lawson Laurie Lazarus Toni LeBlanc Patrick Leidlein Terri LeRoy James Lilliefors Elizabeth Lippert Brian Loiselle Rick Loiselle Richard Lonsway David Losee Linda Love Michael Lowe Bert Luoma Tom Luth Mike MacConnel Kathy MacKenzie Chris Madigan Janet Martin Gudrun Marx Michael Masica Steven McCallum Margaret McGoldrick Brian McNalley Thomas McNally Brenda McNish Leeanne Meschke 67 x ая «іны Я 5-77 520% d è al zz DNH ERS TOE сананы сасар SE DI ия F George Metropoulos Ronald Metz Sally Meyer Thomas Michelson Mary Mikulich Tracy Milks Scott Miller Michael Minard David Misiak Rock Modlin Michelle Moeller Diane Molesky Andrew Morgan Cindy Morse Christine Mossner Susan Neer Cynthia Neuendorf Kimberly Noehles Kallee Nowaczyk John T. Nyeste James O’Brien Kurt Ockerman James O’Keefe Mark Olivarez David Olson Roy Olson Shawn Osmond 69 СС зде нн тан ЫНА EA ARO ҮЛ Т. TURN EC В x aui we ees IIA bi Jeffrey Packer Jacque Page Melanie Paik Dave Pappas Janice Pardon Sue Patrzik Donna Pepera Mike Perry Janet Peterson Laurie Peterson Sandra Pharis Katie Phelan Jeff Plank Cindy Ponichtera Michael Pratt William Prentice Joann Provenzano James Pryor Michael Pryor Mitchell Ray Ronald Reagan Lori Redmond Greg Reetz Carol Reimer Thomas Rinness Brian Ristau Connie Robishaw Kay Ann Roenicke 70 JEE жет” ран УКТУ = 29) FU ARA A DDI LEE RESPIRAR nat. мым Karen Rogoszewski Debi Rohwer Beth Romanow Bryan Rombalski Gary Rooker James Rosa Kathy Rupp Thomas Salbenblatt David Sanders Debbie Sanders William Sargent Christie Schalm Tamara Schatzman Thomas Schneider Susan Schobert Sheila Schrader Randy Schram David Schuette Joel Schultz Alan Schwartz Lori Scott Mark Scott Pamela Scott Daniel Sebald Dennis Sepulveda Sally Serr Cynthia Shaler Linda Sharrer Касаба T, CU 77 ЕТ СЕТЕ 73 Joseph Shemanski Wayne Shrock Mark Simpson Gerald Sims Joanne Singer Paul Singer Thomas Slack Jill Slasinski Dave Sliwinski Laurie Smith Marc Smith Nancy Smith Timothy Smith David Snyder William Soltis Holly Sonda Donald Sparschu Patrick Stainsby Patricia Steuerwald Teddy Strohschein Maureen Sullivan Young Sun Jeff Supinger Harold Sweet Steven Tatroe Kim Taylor Michael Taylor Bonnie Teed D аа а VARIA P UGG ER e Kathy Tessin Pamela Timmons Marie Todd Debra Trybulski Jeff Turbett Brian Ulicki Shelley Vacik Wayne Vincent Lynnea Walter Mark Warba Bill Watson Kevin Weber Sherrie Wells Mark Wenzel Mike Wenzel David Westman Hugh. Whiteherse Lonnie Wilbur Gary Willman Cheryl Willmar Mary Ann Wilson Vicki Winchester Mitchell Wood Kim Woods Joseph Worrall Cindy Zdrojkowski David Zietz Guv Zimmerman IM cor veces PM SUS го а ыа RE ALLE А То move on assured of our mark in time, living up to our own expectations, holding fast to our dreams and accepting the definite realities To extend ourselves toward the growth of others. With years of exposure and development, we are proof of our own convictions. With an attitude of constant awareness... Ld Capacity for endless modification of... E M e and Motivation for a profitable application. Janet Zumer We are all individual additives to the whole . . . THE SENIOR CLASS OF “1976”! In Memory Thomas W. Michelson 1937 - 1975 Tom Michelson was a member of the senior class of Eisenhower High School. His school curriculum involved work with carpentry and cabinet-making and he intended to use this experience towards a career. He was self-motivated, enthusiastic and possesed a care- free attitude. Tom died in an automobile acci- dent on December 5, 1975. “I'm not alone, I'm within myself at complete peace and time is forever. . . . all that matters is how far my mind will wander. I don't just have one place, I have several, some of them I haven’t found yet but someday I will. Tom Michelson Creative Writing Class 78 (C CM LM hx Га ака DEE ” 4 ف Chris Brown listens to instructions for his |‏ pottery class. Rob Lara studies hard for his next test. Tom Slack has his undisputed attention on | his teacher; or is it the teacher? Betty-Jo Harshman has evidently heard Pat Davis shows that he can eat and study at something funny. the same time; it must be a new kind of trick. AN Le SE TOM SALBENBLATT . GRADE 12 | Nick Lazarus shows the art of snow shoeing. ig te ч ee RD E dd ET eet The Outdorrs Club kept their camping trips and hikes going all year long. In the fall they par- ticipated in a backpacking trip to Huron National Forest. In the cold and snow of winter they hiked through Pigeon River Country State Forest on snow shoes and cross country skis. They learned to build snow shelters and went ice fishing. In the spring, the club went ona backpacking trip and a canoe trip in upper Michigan. Kevin Budzinski and Jessie Bunker set up their shelter from the cold. 22” Р тт Lee OUTDOORS CLUB: Clockwise: Lon Woock, Kurt Lossee, Dennis Richter, Steve Gorte, Rose Prezzato, Shawn Doyle, Julie Campau, Carol Williams, Cindy Ponchitera, Kim Benjamin, Mary Wilson, President Zena Houlihan, Blanca Rodriguez, Julie Vowell, Jon Woock, advisor Mr. Roland Crane. Kevin Budzinski and Diane Sparschu wonder if anyone has a match. Jessie Bunker sets up his tent. SKI CLUB: Front Row: Vicki LeBlanc, President Shelley Matson, Julie Hogan, Tom Noack, Tom Kinsman, Christy Fowler, Chris Mossner, Mindy Lehman, Denise Vilardo, Jenny Carney, Beth Gi Many of Eisenhower’s students who enjoyed the thrill of skiing, or just wished to learn how, joined the Ski Club. Members worked hard to raise the needed money for their trips, with help from their advisor, Ms. Carol Socha. Trips were taken through the winter to places such as Boyne Highlands, Schuss Mountain, and Sugar Loaf. Chaklos, Jim Mahoney, Mark Gagnon, Tom Austin, Mitch Nyeste, Jackie McClure. Lori LeBlanc takes a spill. Which foot is which? Brian Dudewicz. Back Row: Melissa Kushmaul, Lori Redman, ad- visor Carol Socha, Rick Brown, Mo Brown, Melanie Paik, Stacey Mat- son, Eileen Lynch, Lori LeBlanc, Jean Wisniewski, Lynn Benac, Torie Brown gets zapped by Rick Brown. Mo Brown and Nancy Walworth check out the situation. Kathy Adette smiles meeting. during her Spanish Marcy Wadsworth raises her head to say, “Hola” Another World Our foreign language clubs gave students the oppurtunity to fulfill their interests in ethnic foods, ex- otic cultures and acquaint them with the verbal language of different countires. Spanish Club, under the care of Mrs. Karen Minard, supported a child in Mexico City by building their club treasury of $192.00 a year. They are also attending Cen- tral Michigan for a learning ex- perience during a foreign language day. Mrs. Wilda Rozzela has helped in guiding the French Club on an interesting trip to Montreal, Canada for an exciting weekend. The German Club collected can goods during Thanksgiving time and distributed them to needy Saginaw families. During the Christmas season they sponsored a bazzar and the money made was divided by the club’s treasury and a local charity. Mrs. Caryn Lesley helped greatly in the position of advisor. FRENCH CLUB: Front Row: Treasurer Karin Seaver, Anjally Bhansali, Dierdre McGoldrick. Second Row: Dina Vermis, Lynn Gembarowski, Kim Grierson, Kelly Soderbery, President Kathy Donnenwerth. 4 Ze 70) SPANISH CLUB: Front Row: Secretary-treasurer Jennifer Mossner, Linda Paquette, Advisor Mrs. Karen Minard, Магсу Wadsworth, President Jill Slasinski. Second Row: Anne Bovee, — Vice-President Kathi Kettelholn, Debbie Keysor, Kelly MeCliggott, Shelia Schrader, Michelle Denise Rid : : , , , dl tes her S Kocis. Missing Members: Amy Brown, Carrie Scott, Teresa Peterson, Denise Riddle, Marie moe Riddle E Kushmaul. GERMAN CLUB; Front Row: Steve Rivette, Deirdre McGoldrick, Chris Corbett, Kim Gr ier- son, President Tammy Walker. Second Row: Kathy Adette, Kathy Behme, Mary Marx, Debra E. Buerkel, Lynne Gembarawski, Vice-President Mark Simpson. Third Row: Phil Lowe, Linda Buy a sucker, they are really good Kim с ы : А р С� ет тесі� perauade ша Rupp, Steve Hallman, Cindy Ponichtera, Caron Bickel, Anjaly Bhansali, Secretary-treasurer PNE - Barb Jahnke, Advisor Mrs. Сагу� Lesley. Missing Members: Dennis Karn, Kathy Tessin, Steve Tessin, Edward Gill, Chris Lippert, Mark Schroeder, Ron Getting, Debbie Ebelt. SE мача Glub In the past year the Drama Club produced three productions, a musical, a comedy, and a serious play. Members of the club were in- volved in all stages of the play’s production. They learned costum- ing, set construction, make-up techniques, sales promotion and on-stage action. Miss Ruth Anne Sowle was the hard-working advisor of the Drama Club putting in many hours after school to help get the plays together. They met every Monday morning in the theater to help ensure that each play came out a winner. Д = ek È а” і Another poster slapped up Бу Janet Ergo. Jill Slasinski enjoys putting make-up on Jill Bravender. Drama Cl ub: Front Row: Janet Caswell, president, Mike Perry. Second Row: Les Bravender, Jill Slasinski, secretary-treasurer. Third Row: Kari Lamb, Tim Rosin, Mary Salbenblatt, Jim Bourcier, Ms. Ruth Anne Sowle, advisor. Fourth Row: Carole DeCaire. Fifth Row: Dina Veremis, Tammy Herber, Christie Schalm, Karin Colling, Janet Ergo, Ami Piechotte, Barb Hosler, Cathy Maul, Donna Pepera. Additional members: Front Row: Anjaly Bhansali. Second Row: Pamm Sweet, Lori Davis, Bridget Laundra. Bridget Laundra gives Karen Krzak a few pointers on selling tickets. D-E.C.A. The two distributive education classes at Eisenhower joined together to form Eisenhower’s local chapte r of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. The club ran the school store, Clockwood Orange, and the classes learned about retailing, bookkeeping,and accounting. With Mrs. Jean Westendorf as the new advisor, the club went to the district DECA tournament at Delta College. There they com- peted in events such as job inter- view, cashier, business math and poster display. The state tourna- ment was in February and Eisenhower students participated. BOEL. The Business Office Education Club or BOEC as it is commonly called, is Michigan’s official youth organization for business educated students. The club was designed to develop leadership and com- petence in students with career objectives in office occupations. Eisenhower has nearly 35 members. Eisenhower BOEC members are involved in many fund raising ac- tivities. They sold Burger King dollars and tickets to the faculty basketball game. This money financed the Employer Apprecia- tion Banquet which was given in May. The chapter members also participated in contests and workshops at the State and Regional Conventions which are staged in Kalamazoo and Flint. Randy Schram attempts to sell a shoe during the district competition DECA: Front Row: Sue Jasienski, Shaune Horrigan, Pam Timmons, Ellen Deshone, Sue Schobert, Ann Dexter, Pat Lawrence. Second Row: Randy Schram, Sally Gill, Blanca Rodre- quez, Karen Rogoszewski, Michelle Moeller, Kelly Stuart, John Gebhart. Third Row: Mrs. Jean Westendorf, advisor, Debbie Trybulski, Linda Gorte, Pat Leidlein, Ken Cairns, Karen Breitkreitz, Terri Neumann, Chuck Shuler. Missing are Vicky Bartell, Karen Corry, Denise Duranseau, David Ebelt, Sue Ingleright, Gary Krys, Ron Metz, Scott Miller, Bryan Rombalski, Beth Romanow, Pam Scott. BOEC: Front Row: Jane Czolgosz, Kallie Nowaczyk, Sandy Graebner, secretary, Julie King, reporter, Lori Elisech, vice-president, Karen Laatsch, treasurer, Kathy Lonsway, parlimen- tarian, Beth Chaklos, Tammy Fredrick. Second Row: Cheri Willmar, Lori Kuhn, Laura Nagel, Michelle Johnson, Jean Gries, Jan Zumer, Barb Bettesworth, Anit a Antecki, Elizabeth Krueger, Debbie Bruce, Lori Redmond, Holly Gulliver. Third Row: Sue Bartlett, Carol Reimer, Julie Catterfeld, Vickie Davis, Michelle Kocks, Debbie Zobka, Kathy Challenger, Connie Robishaw, Bonnie Teed, Sue Howay, Pam Kendell, Jamie Mallot. Missing from pic- ture was Shelley Vacik, president. 88 AOS DIA ое DETENTION PEPER CS E | Pep Club: Front Row: Ann Brisbois, Sally Meyer, Lori Farnum, Shawn Curbey, Beth Baldwin, Cindy Ponichtera, Bev Balderstone, Kristy Koenemann, Marsha Putnam. Second Row: Vicki LeBlanc, Karen Kettelhohn, Roseann Conversa, Toni LeBlanc, Debbie Nawrock, Ann VanderBorgh, Sue Bovee, Sandy Sears. Third Row: Jackie Nizinski, Joann Biggers, Marie Kushmaul, Maureen Garety, Julie Hogan, Pamm Sweet, Kim Benjamin, Sally Brucker. Fourth Row: Ellen DeShone, Beth Chaklos, Jane Czolgosz, Lynn Bonner, Karin Colling, Win- nie Johnson, Karen Houlihan, Linda Rupp. Fifth Row: Linda Jacobson, Ginny Cheslik, Karen Gill, Linda Paquette, Debbie Wojewaoda, Melanie Paik, Sandy Catterfeld, Deane Rob- bins, Kathy Lonsway. Sixth Row: Kathy Mitchell, Jeanne Colling, Cyndi Sweet, Missy Neun- dorf, Kellie Mahoney, Debbie Knuth, Lori Boers. Seventh Row: Lori Scott, Barb Morley, Mary Ross, Jackie McClure, Cindy Teed, Mary Bowen, Sharon Brucker, Ruth Herrington. Eighth Row: Maria Rasalan, Mellissa Kushmaul, Lisa Anderson, Wendy Steltzriede. “We got Spirit” Pep Club was the largest club at Eisenhower this year. The club sponsored many money making projects, such as bake sales, selling spirit buttons, and selling car win- dow stickers. The club met every Tuesday morning. At the meetings, plans were made for the many activities they presented. Homecoming week was presented in October. The week consisted of a giant bon fire, a powderpuff game, green and white day, and a decorating competition for the four classes. The juniors won the decorating competition this year and received twenty dollars from the Pep Club. The Homecoming dance rounded out the week. Pep Club President, Beth Chaklos. AW Be X Kä б Pep Club’s spirit expressed on the wall. Pep Club Treasurer, Sally Meyer. Lynn Bonner, Pep Club Vice President. Pep Club Secretary, Karen Laatsch. Chess Club: Front Row: Carl Hesse. Second Row: Kelly Soderberg, Liz Case. Third Row: Guy Zimmerman, Mike Johnson, Chris Rose, Advisor: Mr. Tom Hardy. Chess Club diminished slightly in size, but not in skill. The seven members of Chess Club competed in individual and combined com- petition. This year the members matched wits against a number of schools, and faired quite well. The members used the money from the dance they sponsored to pay for entrance fees into a match. ch EE National a Ча de R3 1 м Ж. Жам” OW — National Honor Society: Front Row: Marc Smith, Paul Singer, Tom Slack, Brian Ristau, Mark Simpson, Kathy Jordan, Kathi Kettlehoun, Jill Slasinski. Second Row: Beth Lippert, Shelia Schrader, Sue Lacker, Melanie Harlan, Tom Salbenblatt, Kathy Tessin, Jeri Beatty, Teri Jolin. Third Row: Mike Masica, Goody Marx, Kathy Rupp, Patty Stuerwald, Patty Lawrence, Jaque Page, Sally Serr, Donna Pepera. Fourth Row: Tom Rhinness, Joanne Singer, Debbie Trybulski, Ann Bremer, Pam Scott, Tom McNally, Gary Roakes, Carolyn Krupka, Shelly Vasik, Karen Laatsch, Lori Kuhn. Fifth Row: Tim Berka, Steve McCallum, Dar- ly Kocks, Steve Hornlein, Dan Dinger, Dorothy Beyers, Debi Rohwer, Sally Ihlenfeldt, Pam Kendall. Sixth Row: Andy Morgan, Tom Bulgrien, Dan Bohl, Alan Schwartz, Rick Lonsway, Bill Prentice, Sandy Graebner Marie Kushmaul, Claudette Charney, Margaret McGoldrick. The newly formed National Honor Society Club started their year by hosting students from St. Louis High School in the first part of an exchange between the schools. The purpose of the ex- change was to learn about other schools and how their Honor Society functioned. Aside from the exchange, the Society helped to host a dance dur- ing football season and used a por- tion of the profits to help buy pins for the present members. National Honor Society members are required to have a 3.5 grade point average, and leadership ability. New members are inducted into the Society early _ | і� the spring. us | ж v National Honor Society Club Advisors Mrs. Sue Schulz and Miss Stephanie Polzin. President Mark Simpson, Treasurer Chris Mossner, Secretary Kathi Kettlehohn, Vice-President Kathy Jordan. 90 WAR tte Oé FRETTCHEN к Zn FU. 4: Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for outstanding high school students in the fields of journalism and photography. Eisenhower was awarded the honor of establishing a chapter of the club this year for the first time. The advisor for the club was Miss Elizabeth Spaulding. QUILL SCROLL: Guy Zimmerman, QUILL SCROLL: Front Row: Michele Kocis, Teri Jolin, Sally Serr, Margaret McGoldrick, Barb Jahnke, Harold Sweet. Kim Boettcher. Second Row: Mike Perry, Dennis Ullrich, Steve Laundra, Joe Collison, Al McKenna, Dennis Sepulveda, Dave Misiak, Ron Olivarez. The Presidents Club is a new club at Eisenhower. The members of the club consist of the presidents of all of the other clubs at Eisenhower. The basic reason for the club is to teach the students to be better leaders and organizers. The club was advised and created by Mr. Doug Doane. + We Ki Ё “... à | er PRESIDENTS’ CLUB: Front Row: Dan Callahan, Reggie Thompson, Sue Tinney, Shawn Cur- by. Second Row: Torie Brown, Beth Chaklos, Shelley Vacik, Tammy Walker. Third Row: Brian Corbett, Mark Simpson, Mike Johnson, Mr. Doug Doane, Advisor. Fourth Row: Shelley Matson, Patty Lawrence. 91 1776 - 1976 tee ren а - TUDENT CTIVITIES PATA Decorated areas started the 1975- 76 Homecoming week, as the class of “77” took Ist place and a $20.00 check. The class of “78” came in runner up and accepted a $10.00 check for their efforts. Court members Beth Baldwin, Maureen Garety, Sandy Graebner, Kathy Jordan, Marie Kushmaul, Cindy Ponichtera, and Shelley Vacik had an exciting week in- cluding lunch with their escorts at || Holly’s Landing. Wednesday night after a vic- torious freshman game against Mt. Pleasant, a crackling warm bonfire broke the crisp autumn air. The junior and senior girls decided they were tired of just watching football games and took over the field Thursday 7th hour. With two very determined teams the powder-puff game ended in a 0- 0 tie! Friday got the spirit rolling with green and white day and a great pep rally. Roxanne Meo, Sue Tinney, Tina Crovella, Torie Brown, Michele Gadd, Kelly Spatz, Lori This year the announcing of Boers, and Laura Anderson anxiously wait for the game to begin. queen was saved until half time of the varsity game, where Cindy Ponichtera was crowned by Nancy Hurles, Homecoming Queen of 1974. Kathy Jordan and escort Mitch Wood. Jr. Vicki LeBlanc tries the quarterback sneak. Re es cT И N NL NON а ee EE Scott Colpean, Dan Bohl, Kim Taylor, Steve Laundra, Don Sparschu, Tim Himmelspach, Mike Berent, and Joe Collison show the crowd their impressive mount. “Pom-pon cheerleader” Brian Ristau! Marie Kushmaul shows tears of joy. га а da Beth Baldwin, Maureen Gaurety, Shelley Vacik, Queen Cindy Ponichtera, Marie Kushmaul, enior Line. Sandy Graebner, and Kathy Jordan. | Sandy Graebner is happy as her name is called for homecoming court. e e = T P quee с э н nay vm 7 ма ERTL н SEENEN EEES AD OPER ASIE ИИИ ЧИ МИНИН НАЙ НИН REESEN We've Got Spirit? The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were chosen in the spring and began immediately striving to reach their goal of ear- ning $2,000 to attend summer camp at the University of Kansas. Varsity and Junior Varsity received a first place ribbon every night in competition, and the Var- sity brought back a second overall. The spirit award given to the most spirited squad continuously throughout the week was awarded to the combined Varsity and Junior Varsity Squads. The six freshman cheerleaders were selected in the fall and progressed tremendously fast in raising the great spirit at Eisenhower High School and helped carry it throughout the year. All these girls with their fan- tastic ability to lead the Com- manders to many victories. Their enthusiasm and pride for Eisenhower is incomparable. сякі NN GRIS VS Sue Tinney with her enthusiastic smile. Varsity Cheerleaders: Nancy Walworth, Maureen Garety, Shawn Curbey, Sue Tinney, Lori Farnum, Terry Phelan, Beth Baldwin. АЙ. Dedicated Cheerleading coach, Mrs. Lynda Slaggert. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Krista Clark, Maria Rasalan, Marsha Putnam, Lynn Benac, Kris- ty Cardinal, Cyndi Olivarez and Barbie Brown. INEA arilyn Hoag, Kelly Julian, Jean Freshman Cheerleaders: Cris Cummings, Cindy Kocks, M Wisniewski, and Winnie Johnson. Great accomplishments shown by the J.V Nancy’s smile adds to the Spirit. Born to Command! - ` а VISITOR 4 98 TE ан + бє. ізі асы E s язя а а LAMI ONS SAN Ike Pom Pon Girls -Keep in Step- зе Barb Могіеу looks surprised after being let out of practice early. ж сым Donna Nixon, Lisa Parthe and Laurie Morse perform for their first pep assembly. Junior Varsity Pom Pon Squad: Front Row—Kelly Krogman, Karen Houlihan, Debbie Nawrock, Debbie Knuth. Second Row—Sue Dubay, Kathy Lonsway, Diane Robbins, Ann Vanderborgh. Third Row—Wendy Steltzriede, Barb Morley, Kelly Mahoney, Cyndi Sweet, Mary Ross. Freshmen Pom Pon Squad: Kneeling—Cindy Floyd. Second Row—Lisa Parthe, Ginger Karn, Debbie Wojewoda, Donna Nixon, Roseann Conversa. Third Row—Wendy Coggin, Laurie Morse, Sue Bovee, Karol Witting. Nada Smith and Ann Cinque listen intently to last minute directions. Julie Hogan and Marie Kushmaul seem to . have mixed emotions about a situation. Anne Bovee, Karen Laasch, Cindy Toyzan, and Laura Green pause for a moment before performing. Varsity Pom Pons proclaim, “Be True To Your School!” Varsity Pom Pon Squad: Front Row— Mrs. Nancy Leavenworth, Advisor, Toni LeBlanc, Julie Hogan, Chris Mossner Second Row—Melanie Keysor, Karen Laatsch, Laura Green, Nada Smith, Ann Cinque. Third Row— Leigh Hauser, Julie Ross, Anne Bovee, Cindy Toyzan, Marie Kushmaul, Sandy Dierich. The Eisenhower Pom Pon program really responded brightly this year. An enormous turn-out for tryouts forced Pom Pon coach, Mrs. Nancy Leavenworth, to spon- sor the first Freshman Pom Pon squad. The inexperienced Frosh worked hard and learned a great deal. The Junior Varsity squad work- ed diligently all summer to attend camp at Northwood Institute. The familiar squad received high ratings for originality. The Varsity was equally busy this summer, as they earned their way to camp at Albion College. The experienced squad learned and performed with other schools for a week. Ike received a first place rating for originality, perfor- ming to the Beach Boys old number, “Ве True To Your School.” The Commander squad was presented with a third overall trophy, made a lot of new friends, and learned some new moves. ‚шиши —— Steve Laundra— Co-Editor Teri Jolin—Co-Editor азам Dennis Sepulveda Paula Cammarata Tom Gill Kelly MeCracken к-2 Beth Lippert Michelle Kocis Shaune Horrigan Debbie LaFray John Bishop Dan Collison Paul Simpson—Photographer A Ў й Phil Birney—Photographer Lisa Barber Al McKenna—Photographer poner? P7 11 Julie Gilbert Ann Brisbois Kurt Blodgett Dan Callahan Torie Brown Elizabeth Spaulding Advisor Karen Krzak Maureen Garety à x Terry Davis Sally Serr Eisenhower’s award winning stu- dent newspaper, THE WORD, had another successful year. The eight page bi-weekly helped greatly to promote students activities. This year’s editors were Joe Collison, Barb Jahnke, Margaret McGoldrick, Mike Perry, Dennis Sepulveda, and Guy Zimmerman. Advisor to THE WORD was Miss Elizabeth Spaulding. Highlights in the 75-76 year includ- ed serious writing, humor by Uncle Joe, several. new columns, and a touch of art by artist Ron Olivarez. 3urmatinral о� ата Socio fir Bigh “іма! Эште} Joe Collison—Editor Tom Noack—Photographer Harold Sweet—Staff writer Debbie Sjoberg—Typist Barb Jahnke—editor Mrs. Nancy Richter—Typist Mike Berent—Advertising Dennis Sepulveda—Editor Greg Moeller—Staff writer Terry Davis—Photographer Bridget Laundra— Staff writer Guy Zimmerman—Editor Karin Colling bon Jill Slasinski— Business | | A Kim Boettcher Staff writer Jim Newman—Staff writer Dan Bourcier—Staff writer Margaret McGoldrick—Editor Al McKenna— Photographer Brian Meyer— Staff writer ное: Ron Olivarez— Artist Miss Elizabeth Spaulding Advisor сты — m P p ўз За Чара Габ аф са ыа ы ——— Ke Se SOPHOMORE FORUM; Fisher, Bottom Row: Renee LaLonde, Barbie Brown, Kathy Mitchell, Annette Ponichitera, Missing from picture, Lynn Benac. Below: Forum Administrators; Mr. Allan Larsen and Mr. Charles Marvin. Kathy Jordan, Vice-President. urn rii шш Above: Jon Howell thinks about Forum problem. Below: FRESHMAN FORUM; Top Row: Mikki Page, Jay Cooper, Karen Fish Rob Fleener, Bottom Row: Winnie Rawls, Nancy Ruonavaara, Lori Nordin, Rick Bortle. Forum, the governing body of Eisenhower. It acted in the best in- terests of the school. Forum was made up of eight elected members of each class, eight elected teachers and two administrators. Last year’s Forum had a very successful year. They sponsored the annual Goblins Day, Greaser Day, and Government Day. They also presented special assemblies throughout the year. Forum, was a part of the Ad- visory Board, made up of two of- ficers of Eisenhower’s Forum who sat in on school board meetings once a month. 2 JUNIOR FORUM: Top Row: Shelly Matson, Barb Chaklos, Tom Ginster, Ron Sepulveda, Bottom Row: Lori Farnum, Ann Cooper, Jo Ann Biggers, Sue Dubay. Missing from picture: Karen Krzak and- Sue Tinney. SENIOR FORUM: Sally Meyer, Melanie Paik, Kathy Jordan, Jon Howell, Bottom: Jill Slasinski, Julie Hogan, Cindy Ponichtera, Kim Boettcher. ue FORUM TEACHERS: Front Row: Mr. Dick Bomboske, Miss Cindy Sager, Mrs. Jeanne Oberschmidt, Second Row: Mrs. Marie Dunham, Ms. Cindy Brandon, Miss Stephanie Polzin, Mrs. Sandy Terbreck. Julie Hogan pays close attention. 105 During the auction the excitment grows. y E | ET И Is he, or isn't he? Only his mortician knows for sure. (Jeff Cuthberson) Freaking-out in the student center. Ike Freaks Ovt? Marcy Galinski talking with a cookie (Shawn Curbey) and a pig (Beth Baldwin) Ann Brisbois decides to act her age. 106 “Out to the Out-house” by Julie Rawls and Amy Brown. There were many strange faces around Ike on its second annual Goblins Day. Over 100 students changed their images, from the usual dress to cookie costumes and even a coffin decor in order to raise money for UNICEF. The most exciting part of the day was the auction that was con- ducted in the gym. The students auctioned off the chance to hit their favorite faculty member right smack in the face with a tasty cream pie. The goblins practically tripled their last year’s contribution of $150.00 raising a total of $399.78. They all worked together making the day a huge success. The setting for the 1976 Constitutional Convention was the Saginaw Civic Center. Elem Eleven Eisenhower students par- ticipated along with 137 other high school seniors from 19 area schools in a tribute to the American Becentennial. The main objective of the con- vention was to write their own ver- sion of the United States Constitu- tion, following the basic ideas of our forefathers. The seniors par- ticipating from Eisenhower were Jeri Beatty, Karin Colling, Robin Elder, Teri Fowler, Diane Molesky, Mike Perry, James Rosa, Laurie Smith, Mare Smith, Kathe Tessin, and Mark Warba. The Constitution was divided into four parts, and given to four committees to revise or rewrite. The committees then presented the revisions to the entire group at the convention. The students then voted to accept or rebuke the revi- sion, discussing why or why not, just as it would be in an actual con- vention. The entire event lasted three days, and ended in an even- ing dinner. This was just one way the 1976 seniors said, “Нарру Birthday America! ” Kathy Tessin and Teri Fowler discuss a proposal. The official Bicentennial flag, a sign of 1976. The floor “of the house” in action. Robin Elder states her opinion. The winter play for the ’76 school year was Lillian Hallman’s THE CHILDRENS HOUR. This was enacted with taste, ‚though the audience was not always courteous. The three female leads were Margaret McGoldrick as Karen White, Meg Sarantis as Martha Dobie and Pamm Sweet as Mary Tilford, the spoiled child. Other cast members were Karen Colling as Lily Morton, Lori Davis as Amelia Tilford with Guy Zimmer- man as the male lead, Dr. Joe Car- din. The plot centered around a spoiled little girl who thought she wasn't treated well enough at school. She was responsible for many of the problems including the closing down of the school and the libel suit which led to the suicide of Martha Dobie (Meg Sarantis.) Karin Colling remembers how it was in the old days of theatre. Karin Colling praises Pamm Sweet. Meg Sarantis and Margaret McGoldrick plead once again for the truth from Pamm Sweet as Lori Davis looks on. Deirdre McGoldrick, Kim Grierson, Kathy Adatte, Ann Cooper, (and in the background) Sue Lynch, and Lynne Doutre use their sewing and elocution hour for various projects. Margaret McGoldrick and Meg Sarantis quietly contemplate life Pamm Sweet complains to Guy Zimmerman about not getting her without their school. own way. Feeling the pain of a lie—Meg Sarantis and Margaret McGoldrick. Karin Colling gives the girls a lesson on proper speech technique. Les Bravender as “Oliver!” D The romantic couple of. . . Tom McNalley and Karin Colling. liver X d Nancy leads the singing at the Inn of the Three Criples. 99 Weeks of hard work became 1 reality for 50 actors, singers and musicians on November 12, 1975. The set was complete and the play began. Oliver had finally arrived! Coached by Miss Ruth Ann Sowle and Ms. Cindy Brandon, the play “Oliver!” captured four huge audiences’ attention. The orchestra was conducted by Mr. Dave Michelson. Costumes were made by Carol Brunner and Patty Lawrence. The play centers around the story of young Oliver (Les Bravender), an orphan who es- caped from a workhouse headed by the cruel Mr. Bumble (Tom McNalley). He is befriended by the Artful Dodger (Dan Borcier) and taken into a band of pickpockets with Fagin (Phil Lowe) as the head thief. When caught by the police, not for stealing, but for simply looking guilty, he is on his way to the adventure of finding his long lost grandfather. М i : 2 guy s х OM Poa zë Orphans Jim Borcier, Chris Mossner, Christy Schalm, and Kari Scott. rE The cast of “Oliver” smiles for the camera. Phil Lowe salutes his pickpockets as they leave for work. Beth Denman as Nancy. “Га do anything for you,” Bravender to Janet Ergo. a re po ертег орут Буры� Sue Lacker concentrates on her notes. The Eisenhower High School Marching Commanders perform at half time. Jim Scheddel conducts the Pep Band at an assembly. Sam Metroupolus and Jim Lillifors demonstrate their trumpeting skills. Flutes and low brass warm up before a rehursal. The Eisenhower Band, under the direction of Mr. James Scheddel, had a new experience in marching this year. They changed their style of marching to corps style, and entered two marching band competitions, one at Reed Ci- ty, and the other at Bridgeport. Although they scored low, between 20 and 40 points, in both competitions, it was good for their first year in marching in such an event. During the winter months, the concert band played one concert a semester plus entered into Concert Band Festival. A few band members participated in Solo and Ensemble competition. Flags a new addition. Mark Durow checks to see if his section, made up of Wayne Shrock and Steve Gorte, has learn- ed their music. The Eisenhower Concert Band. Front Row: Kathy Harris, Rick Popp, Val Spooner, Bill Berg, Meg Sarantis, Brad Eichstaedt, Mark Gebhardt. Second Row: Kari Lamb, Sue Lacker, Sandy Sears, Kathy Tessin, Laura Miller, Judy Reimer, Kim Cothern. Third Row: Ann Seija, Janet Mathais, Patty Sharar, Debbie Hallman, Linda Cole, Margie Simon, Tim Fritz, Kathy McKen- zie, Fourth Row: Kathy Reimer, Karen Seaver, Monika Stratnieks, Dave Biver, Laura Hunt, Linda Bierlein, Sue Swartzendruber. Fifth Row: Eric Scheisswohl, Bruce Schuette, Julie Gilbert, Paul Kretchman, Carole Williams, Lynn Shrock. Sixth Row: Les Bravender, Harry Lanphear, Sharon Allen, David Cole, Gus Sarantis. Seventh Row: Mark Durow, Jim Lillifors, Melanie, Harlan, Laurie Allen, John Fritz, Mr. James Scheddel. 113 genge AI ч, RO MI НЗ; DÉENEN MIRES SAN NP ERROR SAA екы аы d CHOIR: Top Row: Kari Lamb, Steve Tessin, Brad Hovis, Dave Jasperson, Tim Fink, John Puszykowski, Craig Galinski, Beth Denman. Second Row: Christie Schalm, Jill Bravender, Pam Jacobson, Janice Sollner, Monika Beckman, Sue Winn, Lisa Schalm, Kari Gromada, Kathy Tessin, Carol DeCaire. Third Row: Kathy Maul, Kristen Thornton, Patty McEwan, Cin- dy Pease, Linda Jacobson, Barb Dymond, Debbie Vallette, Diane Becmer, Paula Taylor. x Kathy Rupp and Jill Bravender are trying hard to stay in tune. Pam Jacobson puts concentration into her new song. Jill Bravender, Kari Lamb, Patty McEwan. а A C. WO Another exciting day at Choir? La Cucaracha! TRIPLE TRIO: Kristen Thornton, Kathy Tessin, Christie Schalm, Sue Winn, Pam Jacobson, The Ike singers have added a few changes this year. In all probabili- ty the major change of the year was the group's instructor, Mrs. Carol Ergo. She has added new dimen- sions to the annual Christmas and Spring performances by the addi- tion of new unusual melodious in- struments such as cymbals, bells $ E KS i | 1 2 % % But it sounds better with this! and marimbas. The special effects of the triple trio, a selective chorus of nine girls, created harmonies all of their own. The six departing seniors which contributed their outstanding in- dividual abilities will be missed during the coming years. STEVE RUFFINI GRADE 10 ART І MR. WALT NAGEL ateo porra | JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: Front Row: Julie Ross, Joann Biggers, Shawn Curbey, Karen Michelson, Brigitte Franz, Torie Brown, Kathy Lonsway, Laura Green, Barb Chaklos, Laura Anderson, Terry Phelan, Nancy Walworth, Jeannie Beatty, Vickie LeBlanc, Diane Matekel. із President Torie Brown. Secretary Vickie LeBlanc. Kevin Acker Beth Alfano Sharon Allen John Anderson 4 ETE eK Laura Anderson Mark Anderson Terri Andrews Sheila Archangeli Vice-President Barb Chaklos. Treasurer Terry Phelan. Kent Aven RN T.J. Barris CNR Ll ICO TAI Vickie LeBlanc always enjoys Monday mor- ning. Sue Bartlett Robert Basgall Billie Bauer Monicka Bedkman Debi Becmer Kim Benjamin Sandy Berger Tammy Berton JoAnn Biggers Phil Birney John Bishop Roxann Bittner Wray Bjerkestrand Mike Blake Kurt Blodgett Lori Boers Anne Bovee Mary Bowen Rose Brady Lynn Braun Diane Matekel in deep, deep thought. Debbie Brickel Torie Brown Sharon Brucker Brian Casey Jan Caswell Barb Chaklos Rex Christensen Ann Cinque Kelly Clark NE. bién Linda Cole Jackie Colling Dan Collison Ann Cooper Tina Crovella Steve Cupp Jim Olati likes to relax while he reads. Shawn Curbey Cindy Davis Kim Davis Lynn DeRosia Martha Dexter Sandy Dierich Dawn Dinger Brad Douglas Sue Dubay Ian Dunscombe Brian Dupis Julie Eaton Janet Ergo Julie Eschenberg ei ow hh fe 45 ad n6, MA wr 2 ta AER AA e Someone seems to have caught Mary Bowen's eye! Lori Farnum Jan Fleminger Kathy Floyd Linda Foerster Brigitte Franz Tammy Frederick Debbie Brickel looks interested. Junior, Miss Shelly Matson. Jay Grybowski Kristy Hensler Brian Hensler Terry Hoag Chris Hoff Sue Holmes Cheryl Hood Ray Hosler Sue Howay Dave Jasperson Bruce Jasperson Sue Jasienski Cheryl Hood warms up. Lori Fredrickson John Fritz Sue Fry Terri Gates Marcy Galinski Marcia Gagnon Julie Gilbert Karen Gebhart Patti Gilbert Tom Ginster Peggy Gnatkowski Laura Green Gene Jarecki Barb Jahnke Ellen Jackson Gary Ingram it ap e В Rick Diaz is hard at work. Craig Hutfiltz Michelle Johnson Steve Johnson Tom Jones Joyce Julian Craig Kaiser Mary Kapuscinski Melanie Keyser Julie King David Knights Michele Kocis Kevin Kocks Michelle Kocks Pam Koepp David Kruszka Karen Krzak Debbie LaFray Gary Lakey Mark Larson Bridget Laundra Vickie LeBlanc Bob LeRoy Cindy Liepa Kathy Lonsway Tom Lutz Sue Lynch Diane Matekel Shelley Matson Geralyn McNish John Bishop is caught again. Feen ————— Kelly MeCracken Marty McDonald Al McKenna Jack McClellan Tim McLellan Robin McNalley Roxanne Meo Lori Meschke Sam Metropoulas Karen Michelson Jon Moffet Trudy Moon Leta Moucandimithes Laura Nagel Charlotte Naismyth Mark Newman Ken Aven thinks he’s on Candid Camera! Dan Collison shows his devilish grin. gl Gene Norman Luan O’Connor David Pache Debbie Page Terry Phelan Wendy Pih Lori Pildner Lynn Pratt Pam Price Beth Priestly Dennis Rappuhn John Rethman 123 d ee Dee Roenicke Chris Rose Julie Ross | Rex Rossman $ Chris Ruonavaara | Dan Santino | Егіс Schiesswohl | Rosanne Schulz Sandy Sears Brad Shaler Patty Sharar Sue Sharp Jean Shemanski Diane Sheperd | Joe Lawrence under disguise. Ann Sieja Imre Simon Brian Simpson Paul Simpson Rich Sine Jeanne Smith Karen Smith Nada Smith Chuck Southworth Junior Mark Larson. Kelly Spatz Glenn Stallings Craig Steltzriede Kelly Stuart John Sweeney Cathy Szabo 124 nn — Dunton Taylor Jackie Taylor Lori Jean Taylor Paula Taylor Cindy Teed John Thompson Sue Tinney Cindy Toyzan Mike Tribble Mike Truskoski Craig Tucker Dennis Ullrich Julie EAton looks shocked! Kelly Wackerly Tammy Walker Nancy Walworth Dave Weadock Jim Wendland Kathy Wenzel JIm Wheeler Jane Whelton Carole Williams Mark Wilson Kevin Winieckie Ron Wismer Julie Wojciechowski Shelly Woock Bev Wood Ben Yorks Jim Zahn Rod Zapolski 125 TEEN ы АРЫ VRP WE Б за са ас азі RR SR Dan Callahan, President e VE : SOPHOMORE COUNCIL: Top Row: Ann Brisbois, Marsha Putnam, Barbie Brown, Beth Gagnon, Shelly Stelter, Debbie Nawrock, Kathy Mitchell, Cyndi Olivarez, Pamm Sweet, Diane Robbins. Bottom Row: Advisor, Mrs. Jan McGlinnen, Dan Callahan, Melissa LaPlante, Dan Bourcier, Renee LaLonde, Mike Luth, Annette Ponichtera, Earl Fisher, Kathy Behme, Steve Schwartz, Krista Clark. Beth Gagnon, Treasurer Laurie Allen Alison Anger Lisa Anderson Vicky Antecki Jeff Archambeau Tom Austin Jeff Baker Lisa Barber Beth Barry Judy Basgall ATT Dianne Bauknecht Bonnie Bauman Janet Bean Tom Beaudin Monicka Beckman Diane Becner Kathy Behme Lynn Benac Dave Berent - т i Ua. How's that again? asks Beth Gagnon. ЕС | د‎ T m— VE | Jamie Berger Sue Beyersdorf David Biver Steve Blake Dan Bourcier Kathy Brasseur Larry Brefka Ann Brisbois Amy Brown Mike Brown Sally Brucker Kevin Budzinski 127 Ы , м , ` ж IR б : агня газ� ИТЕЛ КЛ � ур Л - Br N Sandy Catterfeld Jim Challenger Tom Cinque Krista Clark Dan Colbath Dave Collette Lynn Collison Craig Colpean Chris Corbett Steve Nelson dreams о� ..... Diane Couture Brian Cupp Debra Buerkel Jill Cuthbertson Kit Bunker Mark Danielson Gary Davis ill Steve Burri Terry Davis Yolanda Byas Dan Callahan Julie Campau Kristy Cardinal Elizabeth Case Mark Carpenter Lance Castagnier 128 Mark DeGroat ; ee E сата е FS” | Rae Ann DeHaan Ы БӨЖ Beth Doepker Wendy Dittenber Frank Ditzhazy Bob Doerr Shawn Doyle Debbie Dudewiez Debbie Ebelt Renee Eberlein Gillian Edwards Debbie Egerer Connie Fess Bonnie Fisher Earl Fisher Kim Foor Craig Frazier Earl Fredrick Brian Frost Beth Gagnon Mike Gembarowski Rick Gomez Steve Gontko John Gordon Steve Gorte Jim Graebner Dave Gruenberg Paul Gruenberg Ruth Harrington n SPS ee NEN NOA SDNY RINA Kathy Harris Tonya Henne Troy Heinz Tammy Herber Gail Hoefling John Hogan Wade Hollins Barb Hosler Karen Houlihan Jim Graebner, Ann VanderBorgh, and a snowy day. Brad Hovis Laurie Hunt Geoff Hunter Pam Jacobson Dan Jacqmain Sandra Jarvis Laurie Jessop Patty Johnson Tim Johnson Connie Jones Kathy Joswiak Marie Junemann 130 Dennis Karn Kim Kastorf Ray Keysor Megan Kierdorf Tony Klimkewitz Denise Knapp George Knarr Debbie Knuth Eric Kock Kristy Koenemann Dean Koski Lori Krawezyk Dan Bourcier, The Thinker? маз SCENE WIS; es Doug Kriel Kelly Krogman Bob Krupka Mike Kruscke Sue Kruszka Kevin Krys Jeff Kuch Melissa Kushmaul Steve Lacker “Just like momma used to make!” Dreams Mike Luth. 131 ANA ie 0 DEW € eat M urn f DOG riri ao ana VE AA CSL rs Renee LaLonde Melissa LaPlante Nick Lazarus Gary Leeson Chris Lippert Mark Loiselle Jeff Lucksted Mike Luth Tammy Lutz Kelly Mahoney Kurt Makarewiez Mary Markert Rena Marx Peggy Matthias Kathy Maul Dave McCarger Missy McClellan Kelly McCliggott Pat McEwan Mae McEwan Amy McGillis Steve McMath Pam Menerey Sandy Metz David Reimer hard at work. Brian Meyer Steve Miller Kristi Minard Kathy Mitchell Greg Moeller Mike Molesky David Moore Audrey Montez Mike Moody Dave Mossner Jenny Mossner Debbie Nawrock Pat Morgan Barb Morley Janet Morris Steve Nelson Missy Neuendorf Dave McCarger and Rick Payk: “The big cheese!” Rick Payk Cindy Pease Janine Perkins Margie Peters Bill Neuman Jim Newman Craig Nichols Tom Noack Theresa Pat O’Connor Ben Jim O’Dell а SE Jeff Oldenberg onichtera Cyndi Olivarez Mark Olson Rick Popp Mary Olson Brenda Prentice Leigh Oswald Joni Overman Rose Prezzato Tom Priestly John Packer Jeff Palaghe Vicki Pappas Renae Parker йй EE E UA OU Yo UD. Melanie Ristau Diane Robbins Chris Roenicke Terry Rombalski Darrell Rooker Micky Rosa Mary Ross Jeff Ruffini Steve Ruffini Julie Rawls seems to have her eyes on someone! Linda Rupp Alice Samuels Marsha Putnam Irene Santhany Maria Rasalan Lisa Schalm Marcie Schmidt ie Rawl Julie Rawls Carrie Scott Brian Ray Wow, Keever, isn't this a great lecture? Says Bob Hernandez to Brad Sullivan. Judy Reimer Dave Reimer Kathy Reimer Todd Richards Dennis Richter Denise Riddle un nat KN e 2 Torie Scott Lynn Schrock Shelia Schultz Debbie Sjoberg Kelly Soderberg Steve Schwartz Karin SEaver Tom Sieja Jan Sollner Sally Southworth Dave Simon Ilona Simon Lorna Singer Doneen Sparks Tammy Spitz ES NA d SUUM 3 M А САЎ d А MÀS Val Spooner Shelly Stelter Wendy Steltzriede John Streciler Sue Stuart Brad Sullivan Cyndi Sweet Pamm Sweet Jay Thompson Kirsten Thornton ТЕ Sy не Gregg Timmons Connie Todd Debbie Todd Lori Tomezak Jim Turbett Cris Tutera Laurel Ulicki Ann VanderBorgh Dave Vanderlipp 66 99 e is Great? Rich Vargas Dave Varnish Dina Veremis Al Vidovic Hernan Vidovic Julie Vowell Marcy Wadsworth Joe Ward Mike Weadock Dean Weber Tom Wheatly Jeff Wheeler Marsha Wilhelm Cindy Williams Lynn Wilman Sue Winn Karen Witting Bob Wressell Ken Wood Ken Zehnder Wayne Zolnierek John Becker Reggie Thompson, President FRESHMAN COUNCIL: Fron row: Nancy Ruonavaara, Linda Paquette, Lisa Parthe, Reggie Thompson, Diane Ponichtera, Michelle Page, Back Row: Dick Walworth, Connie Todd, Mary Salbenbaltt, Jean Wisniewski, Kim Douglas, Lorrie LeBlanc Lisa Parthe, Vice-President Ben Acosta Andy Baird Kathy Adatte Jane Anderson Kris Anderson Julie Archangeli Kim Atkinson Mari Baker | Diane Ponichtera, Тгеавигег Linda Paquette, Secretary | Bev Balderstone Joy Bamberger 138 Brian Burnbaum poses . Sue Bovee Neil Brady Dale Brasseur Les Bravender Duane Brayman Dan Brezinski Mike Brooks Annie Brown Mo Brown Rick Brown Virginia Buggia Vicki Burke Maureen Burns Brian Burnbaum Pam Burns Laura Byers Wayne Barber Dave Barney Ann Baustert Jan Becker Jeff Becker Timerra Belland Cheryl Beemer Jeff Benjamin Jim Berent Tim Berg Bill Berg Bob Beuter Linda Bierlein Scott Blodgett Rick Bortle Jim Bourcier Karol Witting shows her appreciation to the photographer! Mark Campbell Dave Carbeno Pam Carr Jennifer Carney Martha Carroll Vickee Castanier Kathy Caswell Virginia Cheslik Mike Christensen Wendy Coggin Dave Cole Jeanne Colling Аа del E Rose Conversa Jay Cooper Linda Corey Kim Cothern Bilk Crinzi Michelle Crovella Chris Cummings Darlene Curtis Brenda Daurick Lisa Davidson Jim DeShone Chuck Dexter Pam Dittenber Doug Doepker 139 Freshman, Linda Paquette Steve Donaghy Kim Douglas Lynne Doutre Eve Drake “You missed a spot.” Dan Dubay Mary Dungey Lynn Eberhardt Don Ehrhardt Mike Emerick John Enzer Steve Falkenberg Barbara Felton Jay Field Marry Filhart Antionette Filkzkowski Sue Filipak Karin Fish Rob Fleener Cindy Floyd Chuck Foerster Diane Forrester Mitch Fontaine Gregg Fredrickson Christi Fowler Tim Fritz Linda Fry Rick Fulmer Craig Galinski John Garety Joe Gates Mark Gebhart Ron Geeting Lynne Gembarowski Karen Gill Doug Gnatkowski Karen Gohm Mike Graham John Grauf Kim Grierson Carol Griffin Shawn Gullifor Joe Smith Day-dreaming. Kevin Gulliver Donald Haeger John Hall Jan Haller Debbie Hallman Linda Hallman Sally Harshman Kim Hartle Debbie Hatfield Kathy Kubzak and Diane Pryor take a quick time out. Connie Hausman Lori Hilbrandt Marilyn Hoag Brian Hoffman Ken Hood Kris Hood Wendy Huff 141 Eric Huffman Brad Ikestead Linda Jacobson Tammy Jasperson Wendy Johnson Wendy Johnson Cullen Jones Larry Joswiak Kelly Julian Laura Kain Ginger Karn Lynn Kartz Hellen Kelly Tom Kelly Karen Kettelhorn Mark Keyser Mary Wichlacz says, “Don’t take my picture!” i i ka І 5 d wai € Todd Williams seems enthused with the game. Tom Kinsman Ron Klimkewicz Cindy Kocks Dan Kocks Dave Kraynak Kathy Kubzak Tammy Kuelske Brent Kuhn Julie Kunisser Bill Kushmaul Fred LaClair Vicki Lago Kari Lamp Harry Lanphear Pat Laundra Lori LeBlanc 142 Wee Billy Crinzi gets his point across Mary McClellan Todd McClellan Jackie McClure Jamie McDonald Dan McGoldrich Deirdre McGoldrick Kim McIntosh Janice McMaster Carol Mead Chuck Meriam Rita Michelson Micki Miessner Cheryl Miller Cindy Miller Debbie Millar Laurie Miller Bob Mitchell Paula Missioni Todd McClellan waits for his turn Mindy Lehman Elizabeth Lohr Kim Loiselle Brian Lossee Alan Love Mark Luplow Tim Lutz Eileen Lynch | Lor Malecki Greig Markin Stacy Matson Dave Matekel Janet Matthais Jan Mazaney 143 Tom Nagel Bob Navarro Debbie Nestle Becky Nicklyn Jackie Nizinski Donna Nixon Nichelle Noehles Troy Nolton 144 Rog Margan Helene Morello Lynn Mollhagen Jessie Montez Kathy Moore Laurie Morse H Gary Munroe Judy Gonzales shows her artistic talent Lori Nordine Karen Novak Lenny Nye Mitch Nyeste Patt Ott Rick Ott Mikki Page Linda Paquette Lisa Parthe Steve Payne Amy Peplinski Peggy Phelan Brad Birnbaum and Chuck Forester, “Our freshman athletes” Ami Piechotte Diane Ponichtera Dan Powlis Morgan Priestley John Puszykowski Vicki Radenbaugh Winnie Rawls Marsha Reinig Mark Richardson Tamara Roese Bernie Rogoszewski Tim Rosin Bobb Serr Bill Shapleigh Nancy Ruonavara Kent Ruskowski Rob Sadlak Nancy Sheehan Cheryl Shemanski Lori Salbenblatt Mary Salbenblatt Ron Schmerheim Dave Schneider Kathy Schneider a e Mark Schroeder йк i d... AR Chris Schultz Mike Seaver Sam Sepulveda Rick Ott surprised by the camera. 145 BESSER TT RT A NS ETS Lori LeBlanc takes her daily stroll through the commons. Dave Sheperd Joe Smith Tim Smith Diane Sparschu Ed Spatz Jim Stamm Robin Simpson Margo Stimpson Margie Simon Monika Strautnieks Don Stuart Jerry Supinger Patty Sudhoff Sue Swartzendruber Rob Swoverland Sue Tack John Tarnasky Reggie Thompson Tom Thompson Connie Todd Diane Tolles Jon Turbett Nancy Tucker Dennis Vacik Rachel Vargas Al Vega 146 mamme — — y Denise Villardo Mark Vagelpohl Rex Voorheis Robin Wackerly Kelly Wade Dick Walworth Matt Warba Kris Anderson shows her cheerleader spirit. эт у� ты Laura Wartenberg Cathy Waters Terrry Weadock Brian Wenzel Marybeth Wichlocz Bill Widomoyer Kevin Wiggams Laurie Williams Todd Williams Dave Wilson Jean Wisniewski Karol Witting Rose Conversa looks up information Debbie Wojewoda Lon Woock Amy Wood Cris Writer Mark Yeager John Zinz 147 A e E 1 = SEI IET REA OI WCSTRERERER SERE SEIS T E Mr. Jim King takes his work seriously. Mr. Dan McConnell, Superintendent of Saginaw Township Public Schools, Mr. Dave Hinkin and Mr. Dale Klein, Assistant Superintendents, Dr. Jeremy Hughes, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction, and Mr. Jim King, Director of Vocational Education all work together to help improve our school system. Their job deals with all the people in the community and involves a great amount of patience. They try to come up with many new concepts in education. Their efforts have kept our schools running smoothly. Mr. Dave Hinkin hears some good news from his secretary. 7 Мг. Dan McConnell smiles as he displays our school spirit. Our photographer catches Dr. Jeremy Hughes with a smile. The Saginaw Township Board of Education demonstrated leadership, organization, and full authority in the 75-76 school year. The board, elected every other year, met once a month to discuss school matters. The board split into seven special committees’ including per- sonnel, athletics, policy, finance, transportation, and safety, building and grounds, and curriculum. Mr. Frederick D. Lynch: President Mr. Richard Neiderquill: Trustee Mr. Ralph Tucker: Treasurer Mr. Roland Jersevic: Trustee 2. Dr. Frederick Foltz: Vice-President Our administrators do many different jobs. They are our patrol officers, our peace keepers, our organizers . . . . they are а com- plete necessity to the running of our school. Their job includes re-arranging schedules, watching over certain areas in the school, and leading our school spirit. They handle all of our financial matters. They help at school dances and other ac- tivities. Total student co-operation is needed at all times in order for these people to succeed in their jobs. Mr. Allan Larsen, Assistant Principal Right, Mr. Russ Spaulding, Assistant Prin- cipal 152 2). с oL -— Mr. Marvin speaks to a parent. Brother Doane is our SOUL spirit. - ТУ Wat. NE EISENNOWER WORD Mr. Spaulding and Mr. Marvin discuss the day’s plans. Mr. Douglas Doane, Principal Administration 153 EZE en ыны The secretaries are invaluable members of the school system. They are our so-called “jack-of-all- trades” people performing office duties such as filing, typing, cor- respondence, bookkeeping, telephone calls, and student in- quiries. Behind the scenes they are the steadying force that helps keep the school going. Our secretaries are located in the main office, attendance office, green area, gold area, and red area. Other industrious ladies take care of our financial books and keep our library in order. Even with all these day to day duties they still find time to help a student with a business letter or to run off a teacher’s last minute dit- tos. Mrs. Nancy Richter A „йй Mrs. Marge Rupp Mrs. Elly Wayman Mrs. Joyce Davidson ¥ Ki Mrs. Chris Frey Ms. Lyndi Hinkin Mrs. Jean Mathis 155 Mrs. Heney cleans up after a hard day’s work. Ike’s “Gifted Gourmets” deserve more than a mouthful of praise. From cinnamon rolls, to salisbury steak, the cooks did a lipsmacking job. The dependable hot lunch program is definitely one of the best in the valley. The hard work- ing cooks provided their im- proving breakfast program, chocolate and vanilla shakes, all- beef hamburgers, and hearty hot lunches. Their efforts to get the menu right, and lunches served on time were perfect. Elda Prueter Mrs. Fritz pours ketchup into the paper cups. Mary Welding Marion Zenita, Laura Hildinger, Elma Stertz, Louis Pine, Elda Prueter, Mary Welding, Barb McDonald, Sue Strobel, Gail Krys, Emma Mantel, Lorraine Buerkel, Gladys Fritz, Elaine O’Keefe, Bertha Beatle, manager. Eisenhower’s custodial crew did a super job on the maintenance and improvements of the carpeted circles. Keeping a school clean for 1500 energetic students is not an easy task. Our school would not be com- plete without the friendly, caring custodians. The Ike-Ottawa Complex landscaping was noticeably improved over the summer. The football field and baseball field required countless hours of hard work. New chairs, new tables, and a clean shining school really make people want to come back to the domed campus. Charlie—The best parking lot attendant ever! Jane Vasquez needs a minute to just stand John and Joe, of “The Crew.” and smile. m E = = E ES . т - Ed! 157 Mr. Rick Decker: Algebra І € II, Pre- Calculus, Trigomonetry, Swimming Coach. Mrs. Marie Dunham: Algebra, Geometry, Metric System, Forum faculty member, Freshman Class advisor. Pre-Algebra, Slide Rule, Algebra Mr. Lowell Swartzendruber: Drivers’ Education instructor, Two, Trigonometry. ——— Q—--V V— e Mrs. Sandy Terbrack: Algebra, Basic Math, Plane Geometry, Forum faculty member. Mr. Ben Wells: Counselor. Mr. Jerry Berg: Algebra I and II, Varsity Basketball coach. 159 Mr. Roland Crane: Student Option Program, Open Classroom, Are We The First? Mr. Bob Ryan: Freshman Comp. Grammar, Creative Writing, Senior Composition. Ms. Sue Schulz: English Literature, Senior Comp. How To Succeed, Freshman English. Ms. Stephanie Polzin: Freshman English, Senior Comp. Mythology, Reading, Shakespeare. Mr. Bill Seeley: Counselor, Sophomore Class Sponsor. “а ; B = Ms. Susan Nelson: Short Story, Student Op- Mr. Tom Hardy: Creative Writing, tion Program, Edgar Allen Poe, Poetry. Freshman English, Novel, Suspense Novel, Russian Literature. Ms. Nancy Leavenworth: Counselor, Advisor for Pom Pon Squad. Ms. Patty Clements: Freshman English, Suspense Novel, Russian Literature. E Mr. Dick Bomboske: Communication I, Radio, American Literature. Ms. Betty Boomer: Freshman Compositon, Early 19th Century Literature, 20th Cen- tury Literature, Contemporary Lit. Mr. Scott Williams: Freshman English, Creative Writing, Journalism, T.V. For The Consumer, Composition Research. 161 Mr. Bo Winickie: American Government. Mrs. Lynda Slaggert: Psychology, Advanced Psychology, Sociology, Getting it Together, Cheerleaders’ advisor. Mrs. Jeanine Oberschmidt: Government, American Legal System, You and the Law, Forum Advisor. 22-17 4 Mr. Roger Hanson: American History, History of World Wars, Physical Education, Varsity Cross Country and Track Coach. Mr. Joe Mikolajezak: Counselor, Varsity Football Coach. Mr. David W. Michaelson: American History, Human Behavior, Varsity Hockey Coach. Mr. Vito Tutera: History, Human Behavior, Varsity Football Coach. Mr. Jim Teal: Past and Present World Culture, Varsity Tennis Coach. Mr. Ron Wenzel: American History. “Up in the Electives” 3 4 Ka В so � -4 AT. e � x. : | Mr. Terry Boswell: Bookkeeping, Typing, Mrs. Wilda Rozyla: Invitation to French, French I, II, ІШ, and IV, Grammar. Record Keeping, Retailing. Mrs. Caryn Lesley: Invitation to German, German I, II, III, and IV. r. Walt Nagel: Posters, Sculpture, Draw- ing, Pottery, Art I, II, Silkscreen, Painting. Mr. Jerry Dalek: Business Law, Typing AB, Mrs. Elly Wilson: Shorthand I, Steno Secretarial, Clerical. Miss Ruth Ann Sowle: Acting, Forensics, Mrs. Retailing, Business and You. Jan McGlinnen: Botnay, Genetics, Communications I, Stage Design. Humans, Animals. Ms. Cindy Brandon: Debate, Forensics, Communications I, Readers Theater. Miss Elizabeth Spaulding: Photo I and II, Yearbook, Newspaper, Poetry. 165 166 Mr. Jim Benjamin: Chemistry, Advanced and Beginning Golf, Varsity Golf Coach. Mrs. Carol Ergo: Choir. Mr. Lew Fenton: Accounting, Softball, Bookkeeping, Volleyball, Varsity Football Coach. Ms. Betty Ann Sloan: Pot Pourri, Sewing І and II, Come and Get It, Survival, Knit and Crochet. Mr. Hugh Matson: Athletic Director, Bowl- ing, Tennis, Conditioning, Volleyball. | і Mr. Bill Stocker—Physics І, Chemistry І. Mrs. Karen Minard—Invitation to Spanish, Spanish I, II, III, and IV. = Mr. Lou “Bear” Dulac—Football, Soccer, Gymnastics, Softball, Badminton, Basketball, Archery. Р а Mr. Terry Nemecek—Introduction to Wood, Advanced Wood, Introduction to Metals, Advanced Metals. Mr. Al Vondrasek—Earth Science, Health Education. 167 Mrs. Jeanine Westendorf— Marketing, CO-OP, DECA Advisor, Distributive Education. 2 Мг. John Musulin—Advanced Swimming, Freshmen Swimming, Badminton, Volleyball. | Mr. Jim Scheddel—Theory, Band Director, | Self Defense. ж Mrs. Marilyn Black—Gymnastics, Slim- Mr. Harry Магіі� - Intro. to Wood, nastics, Volleyball, Girl’s Basketball. Architectural Design, Shop Drawing. Mr. Al Easterling— Carpentry. Mr. Richard Williams—Genetics, Physical Science, Botany Ecology, Animal Kingdom. Mr. Gary Friske—Home Construction. Mr. Michael Buller—Media Director. Mr. Rudy Emerick—Genetics, Cell Animal, Biology II, Nature Study. Ee 22- — ба ы� а Dr „же d What’s up? Annette Ponichtera and Maria Rasalan. Greg Timmons seems to like what he sees. Pharrington Douglass flashes a 100-watt grin. Krista Clark listens closely to the discussion in class. Teddy Strohschein models her reindeer horns. Left: Attentive juniors and sophomores at a pep assembly. KC et AN A Tim Johnson stretches out after a long day. Brian McNalley looks children's book in Cr Phil Lowe, as Fagin in the play “Oliver!” nn . е . анасын reviews the situation. sis ld over a student-made eative Writing. Steve Gagnon trys to remain interested. Click! Mark Olson. Bridget Laundra makes up Nancy Darlak for a Christmas show. Lori Tomezak works to finish an assign- ment. о Gregg Clark and Sheila Archangeli look over some toy balloons. Left: The choir practices for their Christmas concert. Brad Douglas works hurriedly to complete his term paper. Sherrie Wells and Sally Ihlenfeldt have different points of view. fe Who me? Athena Alever. Melissa Kushmaul and Mr. Russ Spaulding talk things over. Right: Beth Gagnon makes a sale as Randy Conaway looks on. PPP Bryan Cupp in awe. [ Susie Neer reads a book. Brian Carney prepares for a debate. Left: “І am Napolean!” Mac McEwan. 2222 А а не) а Steng, Rick Olivarez feels the effects of a long day. Ann Cross marks a pattern for sewing. d Todd Williams listens closely in gym class. Right: “Oh, the agony of it all! Shaune Horrigan. Peek-a-Boo! Jim DeShone. Cindy Ponichtera, Karin Colling, Phil Lowe, Jan Caswell, John Thompson, Wray Bjerkestrand, Beth Denman, and Guy Zimmerman perform multiple readings. Mrs. Bette Peterson assists Sue Howay and ch Laura Nagel: Kathy Lonsway and Michelle Lisa Barber, Dan Callahan and Ann Johnson get to work. Brisbois are real pals. Let the sun shine. Brian Losee and Ken Wood are very infor- mative helpers. Left: Sue Lynch and her Spanish dwarfs. CI A A sm e Gina ba tna Kallee Nowaczyk and Beth Chaklos. Clink, Les Bravender, Dan Boucier, Bryan Cupp, Tom Kelly and Mike Perry do the multiple reading, Clank, Clunk! “Bless the Beasts and the Children.” d = = [ x ава Wo m. Home Construction students survey their work. 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Three Cheers for the dim Class 0 1976 S from the 95,000 Generol Motor People in 12 Soginow Plonts [с FOUNDRY DIVISION CHEVROLET — SAGINAW MANUFACTURING PLANT CHEVROLET —SAGINAW METAL CASTINGS PLANT: | Coup cR -SAGINAW PARTS PLANT SAGINAW STEERING GEAR DIVISION The Finest in Senior Portraits Serving the Saginaw Valley For Over 40 Years CHANGE FOR A CHANGE. шоў Studios mc. 2141 Warwick Street Saginaw, Michigan 48602 Phone 793-6930 To: Megan, Patty, Pun, Lori, Mary, and Marcy. Thanks for all the good times, hope there are even more next year. Love, Shelley Maureen—To my little lover. | don't know how I'm going to live without you, but | think ГІІ manage. John Still humming, Shell? The Gang Hate to see you go, Tommy, but nobody can miss you. Get it? Bubbs D.C. To all my paste up friends, mat rats, wild women, and Liz. Godd luck in years to come. Dennis Jay Hickey Annabelle: Remember things will still be the same even though | am not still around E.H.S. Love, Me Thanks Мг. Kolbe . . . The Class of 77 To every Commander: If you believe, then it is 50!. . . A Commander (S.S.) Dear Jim, Deb, Dan, Kris, Dan, and Ann: Thanks for being great friends, and mak- ing two great years at IKE so far. Good luck in the coming years. Love Y’all, Annie B. a eee not EAR elt гу o URINAM EA аня = hs Congratulations Yearbook Staff for making it through the year! Keep it up and good luck! K.M. Bette—You're a great person and ІЛІ really miss you. Thanks for everything! Love, B.L. John—I think ГІІ stay just one more year because | can't bear to be without you. lIl really miss you. Maureen G. Mrs. Leavenworth: Thanks for the great year! The Varsity Pom Pon Squad. Slag: What would we ever do without our Mom? “I’ve seen it better, so we'll have practice tomorrow morning THANKS, you're really great. Varsity Cheerleaders. Thank you Tom Woods and Phil Birney for all your help with photos. Paula Cam- marata Nada: Thanks for all the memories. Good- bye and Good luck . . . Love, Sandy The newspaper staff of the Eisenhower WORD would like to thank Elizabeth Spaulding for all of the time, help and sup- port she gave us throughout the year. Thank you for the wonderful experience, Miss Spaulding S.H. Steve, Thanks for being a friend. Lisa McDonald's = � SAGINAW eBAY CITY MIDLAND DI Go to McDonald's, ask the man for some food and he'll RSS usually give you some change back along with it Well. ıt beats searching through pay phone coin returns Sophomore Council thanks Debbie. Will you be my pet rock? Annie Bananie, Happy Days are here. Dan Good-bye Barb Jahnke, | would like to say | am sorry for all the mean things | have done, but | will miss you and the rest of our Walton family. Remember Mac's, Little Jahnke, Rat Patrol, and all the other good times бым DS Dear Walton Gang: Mother Livy and Liz will miss you like you would'nt believe!!! I'll be schmaltzy and cry at your graduation but there will NEVER be a staff like YOU! There will never be super seniors like Mike B., Kim, Karin, Karen, Margaret, Ron, Mike P., Dennis, Jill, Harold, Guy, and Joe. Much Love, EAS Dennis, Guy, Harlod, and Uncle Joe: I’m sorry for the nagging and being a “Jewish mother” but | did it only because | cared! EAS Yearbook Staff: You did it!!!! But, don’t ask me how! DEADLINES are a pain, but you have made them tolerable . . . .. THANKS for all of your hard work, new ideas, and special ways!!! We will all miss Maureen, Tom, Shaune, Teri, Steve, Beth, Dennis, Sally, and Paula. You’re a super group!! Love, EAS C.B. Will the “Lounge Leap” next year? B. 193 S DEEST RI NN cop noce ex REC HASBRO PIU Seniors Abell, Karen 53 Alever, Athena 49,53,175 Allen, Peggy 53 Anderson, Kari 53 Antecki, Anita 53,87 Archambeau, Michael 20,53 Archangeli, Michael 53 Archibald, Bruce 53 Baldwin, Beth 32,52,53,88,95,96,97,106 Bartell, Vicky 53 Baumann, Bruce 53 Beatty, Jeri 24,36,53,90 Beck, Robert 44,45,54 Bender, Patrick 54 Berent, Michael 34,35,54,79,95,102 Berka, Tim 54,90 Besey, Donijean 54 Best, Douglas 54 Bettesworth, Barbara 28,54,87 Bhansali, Anjally 84,85,86 Billow, Susan 54 Birnbaum, Blake 54 Blake, Julie 54 Blake, Robert Blodgett, Nancy 28,54 Boettcher, Kim 54,105,91,103 Bohl, Daniel 48,52,54,95,152,90 Bohnhoff, Kathleen 54 Bonk, Paul 54 Bonner, Lynette 36,54,88,89 Bortle, Cheryl 54 Boughner, Gary 54 Boyer, Terry Brady, Steve 54 Bravender, Jill 54,86,114,115 Breitkreitz, Karen 54,87 Bremer, Anne 54,90 Brown, John 20,54,79 Bruce, Debra 54,87 Brunner, Carol 54 Bryan, Maureen 54 Bulgrein, Tom 20,54,90 Bunker, Jamie 54,82 Burns, Debra 24,57 Byers, Dorothy 57,90 Cammarata, Paula 57,100,176 Carbeno, Steven 57 Carey, Dennis 36,37,57: Carney, Brian 48,57,176 Case, Stephen 57 Casey, Cheryl 57 Catterfeld, Julie 57,87 Chaklos, Beth 57,83,87,88,179,91 Challenger, Katherine 57,87 Charney, Claudette 28,36,57,90 Cholcher, Jack 57 Cinque, Frank 57 Clark, Gregg 174 Cloud, Dave 57 Cole, Steven 57 Colling, Karin 49,52,57,86,88,103,110, 108,109,178 Collison, Joe 20,57,95,91,102 Colpean, Scott 26,57,95 Conaway, Randy 26,57,175 Corbett, Brian 49,52,57,91 Corry, Karen 57 Countegan, Mary 57 Couture, Joseph 20,21,57 Cripps, Stan 57 Cross, Ann 57,177 Cross, Thomas 20,21,57 Cuthbertson, Jeff 57,106 Czolgosz, Jane 36,57,87,88 Danhoff, Douglas 58 Darland, Donald Davis, Lori 58,86,104 Davis, Patrick 58,79 Davis, Todd 58 Davis, Vickie 87 Davis, Valarie DeCaire, Carol 58,86,114 DeCaire, Donald 58 DeGraff, Chris 58 DeGroat, Cynthia 58 DeMaet, Greg 194 Deneen, Tim 58 Denman, Beth 49,58,110,111,114,178 DeShone, Ellen 58,79,87,88 Dexter, Ann 58,87 Dinger, Dan 48,58,90 Doher, Ezhat 58 Donnenworth, Kathy 58,84 Doyle, Jackie 58 Dubay, Tim 58 Dudewicz, Brian 20,58,83 Duranseau, Denise 58 Durow, Mark 58,113 Duve, Otto 58 Eaton, Brian 58 Ebelt, David 58 Eggers, Brian 58 Elder, Robin 58 Elisech, Lori 58,87 Enszer, James 20,58 Fleener, William 61 Fowler, Teri 49,61 Frazier, Susan 49,61 Freeman, Jim 61 Fuentes, Debbie Fulmer, Rose 24,61 Furtaw, Duane 20,21,51 Gagnon, Steve 61,173 Саран. Paul 34,61 Garety, Maureen 52,61,88,94,96,95,97 Gebhart, John 61,87 Gendron, Linda 61 Gill, Sally 61,87 Gill, Thomas 61,100 Glick, Eugene 20,61 Gnatkowski, Patrick 61 Gohm, Jim 61 Gomez, Laura 61 Goodrow, David Gorte, Linda 61,87 Gaebner, Sandy 24,36,61,87,95,90 Green, Debra 61 Gregory, Charles 61 Gries, Jean 61,87 Gulliver, Holly 61,87 Gutierrez, Angelita 61 Haenlein, Fred 61 Haenlein, Kristy 25,61 Haley, Dan 61 Hall, Frank 61 Haller, Julie 62 Harlan, Melanie 62,113,90 Harmer, Michael 62 Harris, Geoffrey 34,62 Harshman, Betty Jo 24,62,79,174 Hatfield, Randy 62 Hauser, Leigh 62,99 Hausman, Jody 62 Hawkins, Etta 62 Herandez, Gerard 20,62 Himmelspach, Timothy 62,95 Hobbs, Brian 44,52,62 Hoernlein, Stephen 48,63,90 Hogan, Julie 48,49,63,83,88,99,105 Holden, Patricia 63 Horrigan, Shaune 49,63,87,100,177 Houlihan, Bruce 34,63 Houlihan, Zena 63,82 Hovis, Timothy 63 Howell, Jon 20,63,104,105 Inlenfeldt, Sally 63,175,90 Ingleright, Suzanne 63 Jacobson, Bruce 63 Johnson, Michael 63,89,91 Jolin, Teri 63,100,91,90 Jordan, Kathy 63,94,95,104,105,90 Joswiak, Kenneth 63 Kapp, Martha Kelly, Thomas 49,63,179 Kendall, Pamela 65,87,90 Kerkau, Ray Kerkau, Roy Kettelhohn, Kathi 90 Keysor, Debra 68,85 Kierdorf, Mike 44,45,65 Kinsman, Theresa 65 Kocks, Daryl 44,65,90 Koenemann, William 20,65 Koza, Nancy 65 Krawczak, Joyce 65 Krawczak, Mark 36,65 Krebs, Ronald 65 Kretchman, Paul 65,113 Krueger, Elizabeth 65,87 Krueger, Kurt 65 Krupka, Carolyn 65,90 Kruscke, Evon 68 Krys, Gary 22,65 Kuhn, Lori 65,87,90 Kushmaul, Marie 32,52,65,88,95,99,90 Laatsch, Karen 65,87,89,99,90,103 Lacker, Susan 32,65,112,113,90 LaFray, Richard 20,65 Lagalo, Thomas 65 Lake, James 30 Lancaster, Jolaine 65 LaPlante, Michelle 65 Lara, Robert 65,79 Laundra, Steven 36,37,52,65,95,100, 91 Laundra, Susan 28,36,65 Lawrence, Patricia 66,87,91,90 Lawson, Donald 66 Lazarus, Laurie 66 Leach, Tamm LeBlanc, Toni 36,52,66,88,99 Leidlein, Patrick 66,87 LeRoy, Terri 66 Lewis, George Lilliefors, James 66,112,113 Lippert, Elizabeth 32,52,66,100,90 Loiselle, Brian 20,66 Loiselle, Rick 66 Lonsway, Richard 20,21,36,37,52,66, 90 Losee, David 66 Love, Linda 67 Lowe, Michael 67 Lowe, Phillip 49,85,173,178 Luoma, Bert 20,67 Luth, Tom 20,21,67 MacConnel, Mike 26,67 MacKenzie, Kathy 67,113 Malott, Jamie 87 Mandelstamm, Jack Markey, Patrick McCallum, Steven 67,90 Madigan, Chris 67 Martin, Janet 67 Marx, Gudrun 67,90 Masica, Michael 67,90 McGoldrick, Margaret 67,103,108,109,91, 90 McKinley, Denitta McNalley, Brian 67,173 McNally, Thomas 67,110,90 McNish, Brenda 67 Meschke, Leeanne 67 Metropoulos, George 69 Metz, Ronald 69 Meyer, Sally 24,69,88,89,105,49 Michelson, Thomas 69,78 Mikulich, Gennette 69 Milks, Tracy 69 Miller, Scott 69 Minard, Michael 69 Misiak, David 20,69,79,101,91 Modlin, Kock 69 Moeller, Michelle 69,87 Molesky, Diane 69 Moliterno, Tony Moore, Richard Morgan, Andrew 44,69,90 Morse, Cindy 69 Moss, Brian Mossner, Christine 52,69,83,99,111,90 Narlock, Sandra Neer, Susan 47,69,176 Neuendorf, Cynthia 52,41,69 Neumann, Terri Noehles, Kimberly 47,69 Nowaczyk, Kallee 69,87,179 Nyeste, John 69 O’Brien, James 20,37,69 Ockerman, Kurt 69 Odell, Dale Oehring, Randall O’Keefe, James 69 Olivarez, Mark 20,69 Olivarez, Ronald 69,91,103 Olson, David 69 Olson, Roy 69 Osmond, Shawn 69 Packer, Jeffery 46,70 Page, Jacque 70,90 Paik, Melanie 24,47,48,70,83,88,105 Pappas, Dave 70 Pardee, Michael Pardon, Janice 70 Patrzik, Sue 70 Pena, Miriam Pepera, Donna 70,86,90 Perry, Mike 49,70,86,179,91,103 Peterson, Janet 70 Peterson, Laurie 70 Pharis, Sandra 70 Phelan, Katie 70 Plank, Jeff 34,70 Ponichtera, Cindy 28,52,70,82,85,88, 94,95,105 Pratt, Michael 70 Prentice, William 70,90 Provenzano, Joann 70 Prueter, Daniel 20,36,37 Pryor, James 30,31,70 Pryor, Michael 70 Puffpaff, John 49 Ray, Mitchell 44,45,70 Reagon, Ronald 20,70 Redmond, Lori 70,83,87 Reetz, Greg 44,45,70 Reimer, Carol 70,87 Richter, Mark Rinness, Thomas 70,90 Ristau, Brian 20,44,48,49,70,79,95,152, 90 Robishaw, Connie 70,87 Rodrequez, Blanca 82,87 Roenicke, Kay Ann 70 Rogoszewski, Karen 73,87 Rohwer, Debi 32,48,52,73,90 Romanow, Beth 73 Rombalski, Bryan 73 Rooker, Gary 73,90 Rosa, James 73 Rupp, Kathy 73,114,90 Salbenblatt, Thomas 49,73,90 Sanders, David 73 Sanders, Debbie 36,73 Sargent, William 20,21,36,37,73 Schalm, Christie 52,73,86,111,114,115 Schatzman, Tamara 73 Schneider, Thomas 73 Schobert, Susan 73,87 Schrader, Sheila 73,85,90 Schram, Randy 26,73,87 Schuette, David Schultz, Donald Schultz, Joel 73 Schultz, Toni Schwartz, Alan 36,37,73,90 Scott, Lori 52,73,88 Scott, Mark 73 Scott, Pamela 73,90 Sebald, Daniel 73 Sepulveda, Dennis 73,100,91,102 Serr, Sally 73,101,91,90 Shaler, Cynthia 73 Sharrer, Linda 73 Shemanski, Joseph 74 Shrock, Wayne 74,113 Shuler, Charles 87 Simon, Craig Simpson, Mark 48,74,85,90 Sims, Gerald 74 Singer, Joanne 31,74,90 Singer, Paul 30,31,74,90 Slack, Thomas 34,74,79,90 Slasinski, Jill 74,85,86,105,90,103 Sliwinski, Dave 74 Sloboda, Donald 74 Smith, Laurie 74 Smith, Marc 74,90 Smith, Nancy 74 Smith, Timothy 20,74 Snyder, David 74 Soltis, William 74 Sonda, Holly 74 Sparachu, Donald 74,79,95 Stainsby, Patrick 20,74 Steuerwald, Patricia 74,90 Strohschein, Teddy 74,172 Sullivan, Kenneth Sullivan, Maureen 24,28,74 Sun, Young 74 Supinger, Jeff 74 Sweet, Harold 20,74,91,102 Sylvester, Karen Szabo, Attila Tatroe, Steven 20,74 Taylor, Kim 34,74,95 Taylor, Michael 74 Taylor, Paula 114,125 Teed, Bonnie 74,87 Tessin, Kathy 77,113,114,115,90 Timmons, Pamela 77,87 Todd, Marie 77 Trepkowski, Paul Trombley, Randy Trybulski, Debra 28,77,87,90 Turbett, Jeff 77 Ulicki, Brian 20,77 Vacik, Shelley 52,77,95,91,90 Vandenriessche, Joseph Vincent, Wayne 77 Vonberg, David Walter, Lynnea 77 Warba, Mark 77,44 Wartenberg, George Watson, Bill 77 Weber, Kevin 26,77 Wells, Sherrie 77,175 Wenzel, Mark 77 Westman, David 77 Whiteherse, Hugh 77 Wilber, Lonnie 77 Williams, Terrence 20,77 Wilman, Gary 20,77 Willmar, Cheri 77,87 Wilson, Mary Ann 77,82 Winchester, Vicki 77 Witbrodt, Charles Wolf, Patricia Wood, Mitchell 77,94 Woods, Kim 77 Worrall, Joseph 77 Zdrojkowski, Cindy 77 Zietz, David 77 Zimmerman, Guy 48,44,77,89,109,178, 103,91 Zinz, Stephen Zobka, Deborah 87 Zumer, Janet 78,87 Juniors Acker, Kevin 118 Akers, Joseph 44,125 Akright, Stephen Alfano, Beth 118 Allen, Robert Allen, Sharon 113,118 Ancel, Randy Anderson, John 26,118 Anderson, Laura 94,118 Anderson, Mark 36,37,118 Andrews, Terri 118 Archangeli, Shelia 118,174 Austin, Michael Aven, Kent 118,123 Babiarz, Joseph Barris, T.J. 44,118 Bartlett, Sue 87,119,122 Basgall, Robert 119 Bauer, Billie 119 Beatty, Jeanne 24,25,36,118 Becker, Michael Becner, Debi 119 Benjamin, Kimberly 82,88,119 Berger, Sandra 119 Berton, Tamara 119 Best, Deborah кеден чы кы ГЫ haras E Д.Д. Bierlein, William 20 Biggers, Joann 88,105,118,119 Birney, Philip 101,119,123 Bishop, John 100,119,123 Bittner, Roxann 119 Bjerkestrand, Wray 110,119,178 Blake, Michael 44,119 Blodgett, Kurt 101,119 Boers, Lori 25,88,94,119 Bovee, Anne 85,99,119 Bowen, Mary 32,88,119,120 Brady, Rose 29,119 Braun, Lynn 119 Brethauer, Ron | Brickel, Debra 24,119,121 Brown, Torie 25,83,36,44,118,119,101,91 Brucker, Sharon 25,88,119 Bunker, Sally Burr, Brian Cairns, Kenneth 87 Casey, Brian 119 Caswell, Janet 86,119,176,178 Chaklos, Barbara 28,104,105,118,119 Christensen, Rex 119 Cinque, Ann 98,119 Clark, Kelly 119 Clay, Jeffery Cole, Linda 113,120 Colling, Jackie 120 Collison, Daniel 100,110,123 Cooper, Ann 105,108,109,120 Craig, Alyese Crovella, Tina 25,94,120 Cupp, Steven 120 Curbey, Shawn 96,97,88,106,118,120,91 Daher, Ezzat David, Keith Davis, Cindy 120 Davis, Kim 120 | DeGraff, Merri Delgado, Randall Denman, Carolyn Derosia, Lynn 120 DeSander, Cynthia Dexter, Martha 120 Diaz, Ricardo 122 Dierich, Sandra 99,120 Dinger, Dawn 120 Douglas, Brad 20,120,175 Driscoll, Jeff 36,37 Dubay, Susan 98,105,120 Dunscombe, Ian 34,120 Dupius, Brian 120 Eaton, Julie 25,120,125 Edlund, Judith Eggers, Jill Einis, Walda Elisech, Joel Ergo, Janet 86,111,120 Eschenburg, Julie 120 Everingham, Daniel Falk, Gary Farnum, Lori 88,96,97,104,105,120 Firueroa, Samuel Fleminger, Jan 120 Floyd, Kathryn 120 Foerester, Linda 120 Fontain, Steve 20 Franz, Brigitte 25,118,120 Frederick, Tammy 29,87,120 Fredrickson, Lori 121 Fritz, John 113,121 Fry, Susan 121 Fowler, Richard Gadd, Michele 94 Gagnon, Marcia 121 Galinski, Marcy 106,121,103 Gates, Teresa 121 Gebhart, Karen 121 | Gerber, Arthur | Gilbert, Julie 101,113,121 Gilbert, Patricia 25,121 Ginster, Thomas 20,105,121 Gnatkowski, Peggy 121 Graham, Robert Granville, John Green, Laura 99,118,121 Gruett, Cheri 195 Grybowski, Jay 26,121 Hallman, Steven 85 Heidger, Robert Hensler, Brian 121 Herr, Robert Hoag, Gerald 39,121 Hoff, Edwin 121 Holmes, Sue 121 Hood, Cheryl 24,121 Hosler, Ray 121 Howay, Sue 87,121,178 Huffman, Steven Hunter, Stanley Hutfilz, Craig 122 Ingram, Gary 121 Jackson, Ellen 121 Jacques, Scott Jahnke, Barbara 25,85,121,91,102 Jarecki, Gene 121 Jasienski, Susan 87,121 Jasperson, Bruce 48,121 Jasperson, David 114,121 Johnson, Chuck Johnson, Michelle 87,122,178 Johnson, Steven 122 Jones, Thomas 44,45,122 Jordan, Dugald 34 Julian, Joyce 122 Kaiser, Craig 122 Kapuscinski, Mary Ann 122 Kelley, Maureen Kent, Lori Kerkau, Ricky Keyser, Melanie 99,122 King, Julie 32,87,122 Knights, David 122 Kocie, Michele 85,100,122,91 Kocks, Kevin 20,122 Kocks, Michelle 87,122 Koepp, Pamela 122 Kraynak, Mark 36,37 Kruszka, David 122 Krzak, Karen 86,101,122 Kumm, Linda LaFray, Debbie 100,122 Lakey, Gary 122 Larson, Mark 122,124 Laundra, Bridget 86,122,174,103 Lawerence, Joseph 20,124 Lawrence, Michael LeBlanc Vickie 28,83,88,94,118,119,122 LeRoy, Robert 20,122 Levy, James 20 Liepa, Cindy 122 Lohr, James 34 Lonsway, Kathy 87,88,98,118,122,178 Lopez, Louise Lutz, Thomas 20,44,122 Lynch, Susan 25,108,109,122,178,103 Markey, Dennis Marsden, Matthew Matekel, Diane 118,119,122 Matson, Shelley 47,83,101,105,121,122,91 Maul, James McAllister, Kay McCoy, Matthew McCracken, Kelly 100,123 McDonald, Maxwell 34,123 McFarland, David McGillis, Peggy McKenna, Allen 101,123,91,103 McLellan, Jack 123 McLellan, Timothy 20,36,37,123 McNalley, Robin 123 McNish, Geralyn Meo, Roxanne 25,94,123 Meschke, Lori 123 Metropoulos, Sam 112,123 Mey, Randell Michelson, Karen 118,123 Mikulich, Mary Miller, Sheri Moffett, Jon 44,45,123 Moncman, John Montez, Peter Moon, Trudy 123 Morley, Michael 20,21,36,37 Moucandimithes, Leta 123 196 E EE Munroe, Michael Nagel, Laura 87,123,178 Naismyth, Charlotte 123 Newman, Mark 20,36,37,123 Norman, Gene 123 Nye, Gary Obendorfer, Mark O’Brien, Donald 37 O’Connor, Luan 123 O’Farrell, Dennis O’Farrell, Gregory Ogden, Peter 46 Olati, James 120 Olvera, Patty Oomen, Michael Ott, Brian Owens, Lisa Pache, David 123 Page, Debbie 123 Pahssen, Kevin Paquin, Sandra Pasterz, Tim Peplinski, Connie 49 Perry, Ann Perry, Dean Pfund, David Phelan, Terry 96,97,118,123 Pih, Wendy 123 Pildner, Lori 123 Porath, Brian 20 Pratt, Lynn 123 Price, Pam 24,123 Priestley, Bethany 123 Prueter, Mary Rappuhn, Dennis 123 Ratti, Gary Ray, Russel Rethman, John 123 Rigg, James Rivette, Stephen 85 Robertson, Daniel Roenick, Delores 124 Rose, Christopher 89,124 Ross, Julie 99,118,124 Rossman, Rex 34,124 Ruonavaara, Christine 48,124 Santino, Daniel 124 Sarantis, Meg 108,109,113 Scherzer, David Schiesswohl, Eric 113,124 Schoerheim, Randall Schriener, Donna Schuette, Timothy 113 Schultz, Rosanne 124 Sears, Sandra 36,88,113,124 Sepulveda, Ronald 105 Shaler, Bradley 124 Sharar, Patricia 113,124 Sharp, Susan 124 Shalson, Tim Shemanski, Jean 124 Shepard, Diane 124 Sherman, Daniel Shuler, Scott Sieja, Ann 113,124 Simon, Imre 124 Simpson, Brian 44,124,91 Simpson, Paul 101,124 Sine, Richard 20,124 Smith, Jeannette 124 Smith, Karen 124 Smith, Nada 99,124 Smith, Nancy Smith, Shaun 44 Sollner, Paul Southworth, Charles 26,27,124 Sparks, Gergory Spatz, Kelly 94,124 Stallings, Glenn 124 Steltzriede, Craig 124 Stuart, Kelly 87,124 Sweeney, John 20,124 Szabo, Cathy124 Taylor, Dunton 46,125 Taylor, Jaclyn 125 Taylor, Lori 125 Teed, Cindy 88,125 Thomas, Steven нм e мууна itta EE ER Thompson, John 34,119,125,178 Thompson, Scott Tinney, Sue 91,94,96,97,104,125 Tolles, Patricia Toyzan, Cynthia 99,125 | Tribble, Michael 125 | Trier, David | Trissler, Mark Tucker, Craig 36,37,125 | Turner, Gregory Ullrich, Dennis 100,125 Ulman, Wayne | Vallette, Debbie 114 | VanZandt, Greg Vowell, John Wackerly, Kelly 125 Walker, Tamara 85,125,91 Walworth, Nancy 83,96,97,118,125 Ward, Wayne 46 Weadock, David 34,125 Weiss, Cynthia Wendland, James 125 Weslock, James Wey, Shwu Wheeler, James 125 Whelton, Jane 125 Whelton, Wendy Wenzel, Kathy 125 Williams, Carole 82,113,125 Wilson, Mark 125 | Winieckie, Kevin 125 Wismer, Ronald 125 Wojciechowski, Julie 125 Woock, Rashel 125 Wood, Beverly 125 Wood, Kelly 34 Young, Scott York, Chris | Yorks, Ben 125 | Zahn, James 44,125 | Zapolski, Rodney 125 Zdrojkowski, Vincent Zingg, Margaret Sophomores Adams, Brian Akers, Janice Akright, Gary Allen, Laurie 113,126 Anderson, Lisa 88,126 Anger, Alison 126 Antecki, Vicki 126 Archambeau, Jeffery 126 Austin, Thomas 46,83,106,126 | Averill, James Baker, Jeff 126 Barber, Lisa 24,41,101,126,129,178 Barry, Elizabeth 126 Basgall, Judy 126 Bauknecht, Dianne 127 Baumann, Bonnie 127 Bean, Janet 127 Beaudin, Thomas 127 Becker, Jon 38,136 Beckman, Monika 114,119,127 Becner, Diane 114,127 Beebe, Daniel Behme, Kathleen 85,126,127 Benac, Lynn 96,97,83,127 Benjamin, Terri Berent, David 127 Berger, Jamie 127 Beyersdorf, Susan 127 Billow, Kevin Biver, David 113,127 Blake, Steven 127 Borle, Tracie Bourcier, Dan 111,103,126,127,131,179 Brasseur, Kathy 127 Brefka, Larry 127,133 Brisbois, Ann 24,188,101,106,126, 127,178 Brown, Amy 106,127 Brown, Barbara 104,126 Brown, Michael 83,127 Brucker, Sally 41,88,127 Budzinski, Kevin 82,126 Buerkel, Debra 85,128 Buggia, Joseph Bunker, Kathleen 128 Burns, Michael Burrill, Steven 38,128 Byas, Yolanda 128 Callahan, Daniel 126,128,101,178,91 Campau, Julie 82,128 Cardinal, Kristy 96,97,128 Carelli, Mike Carpenter, Mark 30,128 Case, Elizabeth 48,89,128 Casey, William Castagnier, Lance 128 Catterfeld, Sandra 88,128 Challenger, James 128 Chartrand, Roger Chauvette, Shelly Cinque, Thomas 128 Clark, Krista 96,97,126,128, 172 Coggin, Duane Colbath, Daniel 128 Collette, David 38,128 Collison, Lynn 128 Colpean, Craig 128 Corbett, Christine 28,29,41,85, 128 Couture, Diane 128 Cross, John Cupp, Bryan 128,176,179 Cub , Mitchell Cuthbertson, Jill 128 Danhoff, Dawn Danielson, Mark 38,128 Darlak, Nancy 174 Davis, Gary 128 Davis, Terry 101,128,102 DeGroat, Mark 26,129 Dehaan, Rae Ann 32,33,129,127 Denman, Deborah Dittenber, Wendy 129 Ditzhazy, Frank 129 Doepker, Beth 129 Doerr, Robert 129 Doman, James Doyle, Shawn 82,129 Dubay, Robert Dudewicz, Debra 25,129 Dupuis, Dennis Duranseau, Michael Dymond, Barbara 114 Ebelt, Debra 129 Eberlein, Renee 129 Edwards, Gillian 129 Egerer, Deborah 129 Eggers, Robert Engel, David Falkenberg, Randall Fess, Connie 129 Fish, Brian Fisher, Bonnie 129 Fisher, Earl 104,126,129,161,34,35 Fisher, Thomas Foor, Kimberly 129 Frazer, Craig 129 Fre derick, Earl 129 Frost, Brian 129 Gagnon, Beth 126,127,129,175 Gagnon, Mark 83 Gallapoo, Bobby Gembarowski, Michael 44,84,129 Gill, Gene Gomez, Richard 129 Gontko, Steven 129 Gordon, John 129 Gorte, Stephen 82,113,129 Graebner, Jim 129,130,38 Gruenberg, David 129 Gruenberg, Paul 129 Hagadorn, Kenneth Hamilton, Nicholas Harrington, Daniel Harrington, Ruth 88,129 Harris, Kathy 113,130 Hausbeck, Lauri Heinz, Troy 130 Henne, Tonya 130 Henning, Russell Herber, Tammy 29,86,130 Hernandez, Robert 38,134 Herr, James Robert Hesse, Carl 89,173 Hoefling, Gail 130 Hoerauf, Neil Hoernlein, Daniel Hogan, John 130 Holden, Thomas Hollins, Wade 22,38,130 Holmes, Jack Hosler, Barbara 86,130 Houlihan, Karen 88,98,130 Hovis, Brad 114,130 Hubbard, Robert Hunt, Laurie 113,130 Hunter, Goeffery 34,129,130 Jacobson, Pamela 114,115,130 Jacqmain, Daniel 130 Jamrog, Susan Jarecki, Dean Jarvis, Sandra 130 Jessop, Laurie 130 Johnson, Patricia 130 Johnson, Timothy 130,173 Jones, Connie 25,130 Joswiak, Kathleen 130 Junemann, Marie 130 Kain, David Karn, Dennis 131 Kastrof, Kimberly 25,131 Keysor, Raymond 131 Kierdorf, Megan 25,131 Klimkewicz, Anthony 131 Knapp, Denise 131 Knarr, George 131 Knuth, Deborah 98,88,104,131 Koch, Eric 38,131 Koenemann, Kristine 88,131 Koski, Dean 131 Krawczyk, Lori 32,131 Kriel, Douglas 131 Krogman, Kelly 98.131 Krupka, Robert 131 Kruscke, Michael 30,131 Kruscka, � usan 131 Krys, Kevin 38,131 Kuch, Jeff 131 Kushmaul, Melissa 32,83,88,131,175 Lacker, Stephen 131 Lalonde, Renee 104,126,132 LaPlante, Melissa 126,132 Larson, Kathy Lazarus, Nick 32,132 Leeson, Gary 132 Levy, Mark Lippert, Christopher 132 Loiselle, Mark 132 Lopez, Robert Lossee, Curt 26.82 Lucksted, Jeffrey 132 Luth, Michael 104,126,131,132 Lutz, Tammy 132 MacKenzie, Jeffery Mahoney, James 83 Mahoney, Kellie 88,98,132 Majewski, John 132 Makarewicz, Kurt 25,132 Markert, Mary Marx, Rena 85,132 Matthias, Peggy 132 Maul, Kathy 86,114,132 McCargar, David 132,133 McCliggott, Kelly 32,33,85,132 McClellan, Missy 10,33,132 McEwan, Patricia 114,118,132 McEwan, William 132,176,179 McGillis, Amy 132 Melntrye, Robbie MeMath, Steve Mehltretter, Karin Menerey, Pamela Merriam, Charles Metz, Sandra Meyer, Brian 132,34,103 Miller, Lydia Miller, Mark 34 Miller, Stephen 132 Minard, Kristi 29,132 Misiak, Robert Mitchell, Kathy 88,104,126,132 Moeller, Gregory 132,102 Mohr, David Molesky, Michael 132 Montez, Audrey 132 Moody, Michael 132 Moore, David 132 Morgan, Patrick 133 Morley, Barbara 88,98,133 Morse, Janet 133 Mossner, David 133 Mossner, Jennifer 29,85,133 Nawrock, Debra 88,98,126,133 Nelson, Steven 128,133 Neuendorf, Melissa 88,133 Neuman, Terri 87 Neuman, William 133,38 Newman, James 133,129,103 Nichols, Craig 133 Noack, Tom 46,83,133,34,102 Nueminger, Donald Obendorfer, Michelle Ockerman, Karl O’Connor, Patrick 22,34,35,133 O’Dell, James 133 Oldenburg, Jeffery 133 Olivarez, Cynthia 96,97,126,133 Olivarez, Richard 177 Olson, Mark 133,173 Olson, Mary 133 Olvera, Aida Osmond, Lenore Oswald, Leigh 133 Overman, Joni 133 Packer, John 38,133 Palaghe, Jeff 30,133 Pappas, Vicki 133 Parker, Renae 29,41,133 Payk, Eric 20,38,130,133 Pease, Cindy 114,133 Perkins, Janine 133 Peters, Margaret 133 Peterson, Teresa 133 Pieschke, Robert Plank, Troy Poitras, Richard Ponichtera, Annette 28,104,126,133, 172,178 Popp, Kelly Popp, Rick 113,133 Premo, Matthew Prentice, Brenda Prezzato, Rose 82,133 Priestley, Thomas 133 Putman, Marsha 96,97,98,126,128,134 Rasalan, Maria 96,9(,88,134,172 Rawls, Juliet 32,134 Ray, Brian 44,134 Reichard, Mary Reimer, David 132,134 Reimer, Kathleen 113,134 Reimer, Judy 113,134 Rich, Rusty Richards, Todd 134 Richter, Dennis 82,134 Riddle, Denis 85,134 Ristau, Melanie 41,134 Rivette, Matthew 30 Robbins, Diane 88,98,126,134 Robinson, Philip Roenicke, Christopher 134 Rogers, William Rombalski, Terry 38,134 Rooker, Darrell 134 Rosa, Mickey 134 Ross, Mary 88,98,134 Ruffini, Jeffery 134 Ruffini, Steven 134 Rupp, Linda 85.88,134 Samuels, Alice 134 Santhany, Trene 134 Sawyer, David Schalm, Lisa 32,33,114,134 Schmidt, Marcilin 48,134 Schnell, James 197 Schuett, Bruce Schuette, Michael Schultz, Cynthia Schultz, Sheila 135 Schwartz, Stephen 126,134 Scott, Carrie 111,134 Scott, Torie 134 Seaver, Karin 84,113,135 Sherman, Ronald Shrock, Lynn 113,135 Sieja, Thomas 135 Simon, David 135 Simon, Ilona 135 Singer, Lorna 135 Singer, Michael 179,30,31 Sjoberg, Debra 48,102,135 Smith, Kelly 28 Snyder, Carolyn 177 Soderberg, Kelly 48,84,89,135,177 Sollner, ee 114,135 Southworth, Sally 135 Sparks, Doneen 135 Spitz, Tamara 135,102 Spooner, Valerie 113,135 Stelter, Michelle 29,41,126,135 Steltzriede, Wendy 88,98,135 Stewart, Dennis Stimpson, David 30 Streciler, John 135 Stewart, Dennis Stimpson, David 30 Streciler, John 135 Stuart, Susan 29,135 Sullivan, Bradley 106,135 Sullivan, Robert 22,134 Sweeney, Daniel Sweet, Cynthia 88,98,135 Sweet, Pamela 86,88,108,109,120,102,135 Taylor, Wayne Thompson, Jay 135 Thornton, Kirsten 114,115,135 Timmons, Gregory 136,172 Todd, Connie 136 Todd, Debroah 136 Tomczak, Lori 136,174 Trepkowski, Denis Trissler, Charles Turbett, Jim 136 Tutera, Crisanna 136 Ulicki, Laurel 136 VanderBorgh, Ann 88,98,130,136 Vanderlip, David 136 Vargas, Richard 136 Varnish, David 38,136 Vermis, Dina 84,86,136 Vidovic, Gonzalo 136 Vidovic, Hernan 136 Vlassis, Theodore Vowell, Julie 82,136 Wadsworth, Marcy 84,85,136 Wagner, Susan Whal, Steven Ward, Joe 38,136 Waugh, Jeffery 34 Weadock, Mike 44,136 Weber, Dean 26,128,136 Weiss, John 30,31 Wellington, Ruth Wenzel, Sandra Wheatley, Tom 136 Wheeler, Jeff 136 Wilhelm, Marsha 136 Williams, Cindy 136 Willman, Lynnette 136 Winn, Susan 114,115,136 Witting, Karen 24,136 Wressell, Robert 136 Wood, Kenneth 136,178 Woods, Thomas 34,136 Zender, Kenneth 136,42 Zolnierek, Wayne 30,136 Freshman Acosta, Benjamin 137 Adatte, Kathleen 84,85,137,108 Akers, Julie 198 Аў рэм Anderson, Jane 41,137 Anderson, Kristin 137,147 Archangeli, Julie 137 Atkins, Kimberly 137 Austin, Shirley Baird, Andrew 23,39,137 Balderstone, Beverly 88,137 Baker, Mari 137 Bamberger, Joy 48,137 Barber, Wayne 138 Barnes, David 39,138 Baustert, Ann 138 Becker, Janette 29,138 Becker, Jeffery 138 Beemer, Cheryl 138 Belland, Timerra 138 Benjamin, Jeffery 23,138 Berent, James 138 Berg, Tim 138 Berg, William 138 Beutel, Robert 23,138 Brickel, Caron 85 Bierlein, Linda 113,138 Birnbaum, Brad 23,144 Birnbaum, Brian 138 Blodgett, Scott 138 Boettcher, Dawn Bortle, Richard 34,104,138 Bourcier, James 86,138 Bovee, Susan 88,98,138 Brady, Neal 23,138 Brasseur, Dale 23,138 Bravender, Les 86;110,111,113,138,179 Brayman, Daune 138 Brezinski, Daniel 31,138 Brooks, James Books, Michael 138 Brown, Annie 138 Brown, Morris 23,39,138 Brown, Richard 83,138 Buggia, Virginia 138 Burke, Vicki 138 Burns, Maureen 138 Burns, Pamela 138 Byers, Laura 138 Campbell, Mark 139 Carbeno, David 139 Carey, Darlene Carney, Jennifer 83,139 Carr, Pamela 139 Carroll, Martha 139 Cassio, Paris Castanier, Victoria 139 Caswell, Kathryn 32,139 Chavette, Greg Cheslik, Virginia 88,139 Christensen, Michael 139 Clay, Joel Coggin, Wendy 98,139 Cole, David 113,139 Colling, Jeanne 88,139 Conversa, Roseann 88,98,139,147 Cooper, Jay 104,139 Corry, Linda 139 Cothern, Kimberly 113,139 Crinzi, William 26,39,139,143 Cross, Mary Beth Cravella, Michele 139 Cummings, Bonnie Cummings, Christin 96,97,139 Curtis, Darlene 139 Daurick, Brenda 139 Davidson, Lisa 139 Desboeufs, John DeShone, James 77,139 Dexter, Charles 23,139 Dierichm, Scott Dittenber, Pamela 139 Doepker, Douglas 139 Donaghy, Steven 140 Douglas, Kimberly 137,140 Doutre, Lynne 108,140 Drake, Eve 140 Dubay, Daniel 31,140 Dungey, Mary 140 Dunlap, Gary Eberhardt, Lynette 140 Ehrhardt, Donald 31,140 GER Egerer, Dawn Eichstaedt, Bradley 113,142,145 Emerick, Michael 31,140 Enszer, John 23,140 Falkenberg, Steven 23,140 Felton, Barbara 140 Field, Clyde 23,140 Figueroa, Paul Filhart, Mary 140 Filipiak, Susanna 140 Filkzkowski, Antionette 140 Fink, Timothy 114 Fish, Karin 104,140 Fleener, Robert 23,39,104,140 Floyd, Cynthia 98,140 Foerster, Charles 140,144 Fontaine, Michael Fontaine, Mitchel 140 Forrester, Diane 29,41,140 Fowler, Christi 83,140 Frederickson, Gregory 31,39,140 Fritz, Timothy 113,140 Fry, Linda 141 Fulmer, Richard 141 Galinski, Craig 114,141 Garety, John 23,138,141 Gates, Joseph 141 Gebhart, Mark 113,141 Geeting, Ronald 31,141 Gembarowski, Lynne 85,141 Gill, Karen 88,141 Gill, William 23 Griggs, Jacqueline Gnatkowski, Douglas 26,141 Gohm, Karen 141 Gonzales, Judy 141 Graham, Michael 141 Grauf, John 39,141 Grierson, Kimberly 48,84,85,108,141 Griffin, Carole 141,176 Gromada, Kari 48,114 Gullifor, Kevin 141 Gullifor, Shawn 141 Haeger, Donald 141 Hall, John 23,39,141 Hallman, Debbie 113,141 Hallman, Linda 141 Harshman, Sally 141 Hartle, Kimberly 141 Hatfield, Debra 141 Hausman, Connie 141 Heinz, Jed Hellus, Daniel Hilbrandt, Lori 141 Hoag, Marilyn 96,97,141 Hoffman, Brian 23,39,141 Holland, Jennifer Hollar, Jan 141 Holmes, Heler Hood, Kenneth 23,141 Hood, Kris 23,141 Howell, Laura Hua, Kow Huff, Wendy 141 Huffman, Eric 142 Jacobson, Linda 88,114,142 Jasperson, Tamera 142 Johnson, Wendy Lyn 142 Johnson, Wendy Sue 96,97,142 Jones, Cullen 142 Joswiak, Larry 142 Julian, Kelly 96,97,142 Kabat, Timothy Kain, Laura 142 Karn, Ginger 98,142 Kartz, Linda 25,142 Kelley, Helen 142 Kelley, Thomas 23,39,142 Kerkau, Donald Kettelhohn, Karen 85,88,142 Keysor, Mark 23,39,142 Kinsman, Thomas 83,142 Klimkewicz, Ronald 31,142 Knowlton, Troy Kocks, Cindy 142 Kocks, Daniel142 Kraynak, David 23,39,142 Kubzak, Katherine 141,142 Kuhn, Brent 142 Kunitser, Julie 142 Kushmaul, William 34,35,142,146 Laclair, Fred 142 Lago, Vicki 142 Lamb, Kari 86,113,114,115,142 Lanphear, Harry 23,39,113,142 Laundra, Patrick 142 LeBlanc, Lori 29,41,83,137,142 Lehman, Melinda 32,83,143 Lohr, Elizabeth 143 Loiselle, Kimberly 41,143 Losee, Brian 143 Love, Alan 143 Luplow, Mark 143 Lutkus, Gar Lutz, Timothy 23,143 Lynch, Eileen 25,41,83,143 Majors, Elias Malecki, Lori 143 Markin, Craig 34,143 Marx, Pam 47 Matekel, David 143 Matson, Stacey 83,143 Matthias, Janet 113,143 Mazany, Janice 143 McClellan, Mary 32,143 McClellan, Todd 23,143 McClure, Jacolin 83,88,143 McDonald, James 23,143 McFarland, John McGraw, Kevin 39 McGoldrick, Daniel 34,143 McGoldrick, Deirdre 84,85,143,108 McIntosh, Kim 143 McIntyre, Thomas McKellar, Paula MeMahon, John McMall, Michael McMasters, Janice 143 Mead, Carol 143 Merriam, Kenneth 143 Michelson, Rita 143 Miessner, Micheline 143 Miller, Cheryl 32,143 Miller, Cindy 143 Miller, Debra 143 Miller, Laura 113,143 Missioni, Paula 143 Mitchell, Robert 143 Mohland, Kevin Mollhagen, Lynn 144 Montez, Jesse 144 Moore, David Moore, Katherine 144 Morello, Helene 144 Morgan, Rod 144 Morse, Laurie 98,144 Munroe, Gary 23,144 Nagle, Thomas 144 Navarro, Robert 144 Nestle, Debra 144 Nicklyn, Becky 144 Nixon, Donna 144 Nizinski, Lacqueline 88,144 Noehles, Michelle 47,144 Nolton, Troy 139,144 Nordin, Lorrie 104,144 Novak, Karen 144 Nye, Lenny 144 Nyeste, Mitchell 83,144 Ogden, Martin Ott, Patrick 23,144 Ott, Rick 23,144,145 Page, Michelle 104,137,144 Paquette, Linda 85,88,137,140,144 Paquin, Scott Parthe, Lisa 98,137,144 Payne, Steve 139,144 Peplinski, Amy 144 Peters, Kathleen Peterso n, Timothy Phelan, Margaret 144 Piechotte, Ami 86,145 Pih, Susan Pinkley, William Ponichtera, Diane 29,137,145 Powlus, Daniel 145 Priestly, Morgan 23,145 Proctor, Lee Pryor, Diane 32,141 Puszykowski, John 114,145 Radenbaugh, Victoria 145 Rawls, Winifred 32,41,104,106,145 Reading, Cheryl Reining, Marsha 145 Richardson, Mark 39,145 Rider, Christopher 147 Robishaw, David Roese, Tamara 48,145 Rogoszewski, Bernard 23,145 Rosin, Timothy 86,145 Ruonavaara, Nancy 41,104,137,145 Ruskowski, Kent 23,145 Sadlak, Robby 145 Salbenblatt, Lori 145 Salbenblatt, Mary 86,137,145 Saldana, David Sarantis, William 113 Schiesser, Andrea Schmerheim, Ronald 23,39,145 Scheider, David 145 Schneider, Kathleen 145 Schroeder, Mark 145 Schultz, Christopher 23,39,145 Seaver, Michael 145 Seiter, Tina Sepulveda, Sam 145 Serr, Robert 23,145 Shapleigh, William 39,145 Sheehan, Nancy 145 Shemanski, Cheryl 145 Shepard, David 146 Shreve, Mark Shuff, Frank Simon, Marge 146 Simpson, Roberta 146 Smith, Joseph 23,141,146 Smith, Timothy 146 Snyder, Mary Sparschu, Diane 82,146 Spatz, Ed 23,39,146 Stamm, James 23,146 Sterchele, David 31 Stimpson, Margo 48,146 Starutnieks, Monika 41,113,146 Stuart. Donald 146 Sudoff, Patricia 146 Supinger, Jerry 146 Suppes, Jaco Swartzendruber, Susan 113,146 Sweeney, James N e e Robert 39,146 Sylvester, Christopher Tack, Susan 146 Tarnosky, John 146 Tessin, Steven 114 Thompson, Regina 137,146 Thompson, Thomas 23,146 Todd, Connie 137,146 Tolles, Diana 146 Trissler, Bernard Tribble, Daniel Tucker, Nancy 146 Turbett, Jon 146 Vacik, Dennis 23,146 Vargas, Rachel 146 Vega, Albert 23,146 Vilardo, Denise 83,146 Vogelpohl, Mark 147 Voorhies, Rex 23,147 Wackerly, Robin 147 Wade, Kelly 147 Walworht, Richard 83,137,147 Warba, Matthew 44,147 Wartenberg, Laura 147 Watters, Catherine 48,147 Weadock, Terrence 39,147 Wenzel, Brian 39,147 Wichlacz, Mary Beth 142,147 Widomoyer, Bill 147 Wiggins, Kevin 31, 147 Williams, Laurie 147 Williams, Todd 23,39,142,147,177 Wilson, David 147 Wisniewski, Jean 83,96,97,137,147 Witting, Karol 98,138,147 Wojewoda, Deborah 88,98,147 Wolf, Martin 23 Woock, Lon 39,82,147 Woock, Jon 39,82 Wood, Amy 147 Yeager, Mark 31,147 Zinz, John 39,147 Pharrington, Douglas 34 Teachers Baird, Susan 158 Benjamin, Jim 26,166 Black, Marilyn 41,168 Bomboske, Dick 22,39,105,161 Boomer, Betty 161 Boswell, Terry 39,164 Brandon, Cindy 48,105,165 Buller, Mike 169 Berg, Jerry 36,37,159 Cammin, John 164 Clements, Patty 161 Crane, Roland 82,160 Dalik, Jerry 165 Decker, Rick 32,34,158 Douglas, Dick 162 Doane, Doug 153 Dulac, L 38,167 Dunham, Marie 105,158 Easterling, Al 68 Emerick, Rudy 69 Ergo, Carol 166 Fenton, Lew 20,166 Friske, Gary 166 Hanson, Roger 30,162 Hardy, Tom 89,160 King, James Kolbe, Kim 166 Larsen, Al 104,152 Lesley, Caryn 85,164 Leavenworth, Nancy 99,161 Ludgin, Marilyn 169 Martin, Harry 168 Marvin, Charles 104,152,153 Matson, Hugh 23,166 McGlinnen, Joan 165 Michelson, David W. 44,163 Mikolajczak, Joe 20,162 Minard, Karen 67,85 Morgan, Carl 158 Musulin, John 24,168 Nagel, Walt 165 Nelson, Susan 160 Nemecek, Terry 67 Oberschmidt, Jeannie 105,162 Peterson, Bette 165 Polzin, Stephanie 105,162 Ryan, Bob 28,160 Rozyla, Wilda 164 Scheddel, Jim 112,168 Schulz, Sue 160 Seeley, Bill 160 Sager, Cindy 105,163 Slaggert, Lynda 96,162 Sloan, Betty Anne 166 Socha, Carol 83,164 Sowle, Ruth Ann 86,165 Spaulding, Bette 101,103,164 Spaulding, Russ 152,153 Stocker, Bill 25,67 Swartzendruber, Lowell 159 Teal, Jim 24,163 Terbrack, Sandy 105,159 Tutera, Vito 20,163 VonDrasek, Al 67 Wells, Ben 159 Wenzel, Ron 163 Westendorf, Jean 87,168 Williams, Dick 46,47,169 Williams, Scott 161 Wilson, Ellie 165 Winiecke, Bo 162 199 Two. hundred yea today was but a dream. ба As we reflect upon we find today “a reality. . 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