Everett High School - Archives Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

Contents Student Life Sports..... Academics Seniors Juniors Sophomores Student Life Sophomores Juniors Seniors Academics 1 Your Life At Everett High? If You Remember Then Follow; For Is It So Hard To Find The Memories You've Left Behind. Remember? Will You Remember? Reach Out For The Joys And The Sorrows, 6 Gather Moments While You May. Collect The Dreams You Dreamed Today. 8 Remember? Will You Remember, The Times Of Your Life At Everett High? 9 The Laughter And The Tears, The Shouts Of Viking Battle Cheers. Remember? Can You Remember? Will You Remember? Here's For You To Remember . . . n 2 tSTUDENT LIFE Special Joys And Special Places, Special Friends Together. The Moments Pass So Quickly, But The Memories Are Forever. 13 ELIEVE THAT THIS BEAUTIFUL 1977archives The Archives Staff's editor, Alice Berry. The 1977 Archives Staff. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Vicki Scutt, Denise Hobrla, Cathy Taylor, Pam Parks, Kathy Earley, Tina Lenneman, Sherri Mellon, Lisa Laatsch. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Nancy Cusack, Jeanine Flower, Carol Harrison, Eileen Henley, Terri Brown, Diane Fox, Kris Hugenot, Nancy Stump, Craig Bowersox, Cindy Drahcim, Mr James Faulkner (advisor). BACK ROW: Kathy Morrison, Janice Parks, Alberta Pettifor, David Harris. ON LADDER: Jackie Fitzpatrick, Sue Upp, Kolccn Kiwala, Alice Berry (editor), Ken Sailor and Ilene Jolly. The Archives Staff's advisor, Mr James Faulkner. Academics Editor Mike Cronkright talks with Mr. Carter. TOGETHER BY A WILD, WONDERFUL staff. WORKING HARD ALL THE TIME IN ROOM A yearbook has a great sentimental value to many people. But to the 1977 Archives staff it holds much more than that. The 1977 Archives staff worked very hard putting together this special book. Every member of the staff devoted much of their time and ideas to take pictures and to make sure that the layouts and copies were right to meet the deadlines. They also worked hard on encouraging the sales by making posters and special announcements during the November sales campaign. Each and every member of the staff added their personal touch to the events that made the special memories for the times of your life. The 1977 Archives staff owes a great many thanks to Mr. James Faulkner the best advisor, whom gave a great deal of his time, patience and help to entire staff. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Nancy Cusack who assisted us in the yearbook class. Much appreciation and gratitude goes to both of them from everyone. ABOVE: Always busy and working hard, the 1977 Archives staff. RIGHT MIDDLE: The staff takes five. RIGHT BELOW: Tina gives a helping hand to Nancy and Kris on their layouts. fall homecoming The 1977 Everett Viking Fall Homecoming evening began with the first annual Homecoming Ox Roast, which was a great success. The parade followed, led by die King and Queen candidates and their courts. The game was soon on it's way and off to the highlights of the evening during halftime when they announced King and Queen John Connell and Cathy Taylor, Prince and Princess Earvin Johnson and Pam Parks. The senior court was Scott Warriner and Janet Gray, the junior court was Tom Sessions and Teri Downs, and the sophomore court was Preston Smith and Cyndy Weinman. The senior wrapped it up again this year by taking first place in the judging of the floats. The sophomores took second place and the juniors took third place. The evening of October 15, 1976 couldn't have been a better evening for the Everett Vikings as they ended it by joining in on the warm and exciting dance celebrating their victory of 21-15 over Warren Towers. It was a time of our lives that will never be forgotten. 1976 Fall Homecoming Queen, Cathy Taylor. 1976 Fall Homecoming King John Connell and Queen Cathy Taylor. Junior court Tom Sessions and Teri Downs. Prince and Princess Earvin Johnson and Pam Parks. Senior court Jenat Gray and Scott Warriner. Sophomore court Cyndy Weinman and Preston Smith. The beautiful King and Queen lead a dance to the song A Love So Right . FOOTBALL GAME AGAINST WARREN TOWER, IT MADE IT A MOST ELECTRIFYING EVENING. ■■■■■ For the third year, the mighty seniors take first place in the float com pet ion. Always smiling for the camera-Pam Parks, Ervin Johnson. The lovely Queen Cathy Taylor and her court Tcri Downs, Pam Parks, Janet Gray, and Cyndy Weinman. Returning Queen Debbie Graddick crowns the tearful but happy Cathy Taylor. FALL HOMECOMING, FALL HOMECOMING, HOMECOMING, FALL HOMECOMING, FALL HO Ml Winners of the Fractured Olympics came forward to receive their prizes. Smiles played a big part in the Fall Homecomming Pep Assembly, the cheerleaders started things off with one of their mounts, then winners of the fractured Olympics were awarded their first place ribbons. The sophomores tried their hand at skits by doing a take off from the Mickey Mouse Club, their court was Preston Smith and Cyndy Weinman, the Junior skit followed with Raggedy Ann and Andy announcing Tom Sessions and Teri Downs as their court. Saving the best for last, the senior class showed that they didn’t need big heads, they knew they were the best, Scott Warriner and Janet Gray were their court. Seniors get rowdy. Cheerleaders did what they do best. Crowd watches as fall teams are introduced. COM ING f ep assembly FALL HOMECOMING, Mighty Seniors once again show that they have class! Junior class announces Tcri and Tom as their court. Crowd looks happy as they leave, looking forward to the game. 19 thanksgiving project BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Vata, Deo Wells, Jean Flowers, Sharon McCarty, John Connell, Advisor Mr. Art Baker. THIRD ROW: Jeff Rau, Sue DeVinncy, Ken Axtell, Joan Pohl, Kim Harshman, Judy Walker, Dean Remington, Cheryl Clevenger. SECOND ROW: Cay Raymond, Kathy Mills, Pam Spurgeon, Kathy Sipperly, Trica Shoepkc, Jo Bokovoy, Mary Montgomery, Scott Jarrad. FIRST ROW: Eileen Henley,Sue Mills, Donna Rivet, Sue Smith, Rhonda Bogle, Cathy Taylor. This years Thanksgiving Project was a great success. Mr. Art Baker was the Faculty advisor, while Sue Smith and Tom Drolett were co-chairmen. They raised most of their money from the Dance Marathon, which they received over 60% of the earnings. Among the other activities were the football stand concessions and a dance in which you had to bring two cans of food for admission. They filled over 100 baskets with potatoes, canned goods, and a turkey. Students then volunteered to take them to the needy families throughout the day. Little Turkey Dave Harris, inspecting the food. 20 In memory of Miss Elfie Christenson: Everett has experienced yet another great loss with the unexpected death of Elfie Christenson early last fall. Miss Christenson was said to be one of the most dedicated and sincere people to hit the Lansing School District. No one will argue with that. Before retiring in June of 1975, she was Assistant Principal from the time she came here from Old Everett which is now Everett Elementary. She was always efficent and well organized as you could tell by how smoothly the Annual Presentation of Roses went year after year ir which she organized and put together for her girls. Indeed a great lady has been lost. We'll miss her always. 21 I )E VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES HELP GET THE Christmas The Dance Class Performs A Gracious Dance The Chorale Performing One Of Their Many Routines 22 Ml spectacular THE ROAD. NOT ONLY DID CHORALE Pj 23 performing ™ ABOVE: As Belle is in jail for murder, Bennie and Bemie sing their way to her heart to get her to come to broadway. SBmsSSSS ABOVE: Poor people from drifters row are at the end of the song, and everyone likes Pinchely now. Everett's performing arts dept, displayed their talent in the musical Little Me on Feb. 17 18, 1977. It started as Belle, a young lady from drifters row, fell in love with Noble, a rich guy who loved her too but can't marry her until she had wealth, culture, and social position. She set out to try to get them. After many years she had no luck, in the meantime tho, she was accused of murder, starred in Broadway, and entertained soldiers in WW2. She was also married and widowed twice. Noble had married Ramona also, a girl with wealth, culture, and social position. Then Belle acquires wealth, and culture while in a movie. Oil was discovered on the back lot and then she gets social position. Noble becomes govn. of N. and S. Dakota, his marriage was annulled and is free to marry Belle, but due to drinking he is impeached and goes into hiding. Belle marries an old friend George Muskgrove. One day Nobles mother trys to shoot Belle, misses and kills George. While this is happening Noble who has gave up drinking corned back to Belle and they walk off into the sunset. ABOVE: Belle sings to Pinchely 1 'Deep Down Inside , there is good in everyone. ?4 presents little me LITTU ABOVE: All the poor people from drifters row are begging Pinchely for more time to make their payments to the bank. ABOVE: After Pinchely says he will give them more time to make their payments to the bank, all the people give Pinchely three cheers because he's true blue. NOBLE.....................Steve Roznoski YOUNG BELLE Marcia Kostrzewski OLD BELLE .......Paula Tharnish PAT DENNIS .......Twyla Wilkins BERNIE..........Steve Avelleyra GEORGE MUSGROVE ... .Tim Beer MOMMA ............Tammy Bryant MRS. EGGELSTON .. .Judy Walker PINCHLEY JR.......Steve Hampton YUNICK...............Ron Fulger GERMAN OFFICER ... Ron Fulger RAMONA .......Monica Burkholder BRUCEY..............Nick Nelson MRS. RIPPLE WHITE Shawm Haddad ASST. DIRECTOR .. .Kathy Simons DEFENCE LAWYER Linda Thomas FRENCH GIRLS......Jodie Arnston Jan Donaldson Diane Dudley COLETTE...........Kari Stevens THREE GIRLS .....Jan Donaldson Diane Dudley Candy Church SECRETARY_____Jeanne Cascadden VICTOR..... DOCTOR ..... JUSTICE .... CAPTAIN ... RICH GIRL ... GENERAL .... SERGENT ... PREACHER ... BARTENDER . HAIR DRESSER NEWSBOY_____ KLEEG ...... PRO ....... WOMAN ..... ANNOUNCER.. NURSE...... SAILORS.... .....Ann Burns .....Ed Bennett . .Eileen Henley .. .John Drolett . .Carol Hubner .Steve Hampton .. .Nick Nelson .Steve Hampton .Debbie Hanson .....Janet Snell ,. .Paula Henley ____Renee Head .... Angela Met .Debbie Hanson Scot Dillsworth .....Janet Snell ... .Ron Fulger Ed Bennett MAID.................Jodie Arnston POLICE.............Scott Dillsworth Steve Hampton John Drolett Nick Nelson Ron Fulger 25 I MIGHTY SENIORS ONCE AGAIN HELD THE JUNIORS IN ONE PLACE AS THEY WENT ON SCORING Powdeipuff Football of 1976 ended in a big win for the Mighty Seniors of 77 . The seniors started off the game showing the juniors who was boss on the field. The final score of 32-14 was no indication of how bad the juniors actually took a stomping. The juniors never really had a chance as the seniors drove to the goal line immediately, but turned the ball over with no score. The juniors 1st offensive series came up empty handed also. The seniors soon proved to be the more experience and powerful team, as they burst to a 26-0 lead and took die game 32-14. BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT), Advisor Mr. Glenn, Coach Tom Matt, Sue Riesz, Joan Pohl, Rosanne Viele, Crystal Gcarhcart, Julie Ray, Julie Hienz, Kay Raymond, Shetlane Trentham, Robin Prcvo, Coach Bobby Mims. MIDDLE ROW, Kim Korrock, Judi Walker, Lisa Hakenjos, Tammy Price, Diane Fulger, Julie Larson, CathyTaylor, Coach Jeff Stems. FRONT ROW, Tina Lennamon, Ilene Jolly, Alice Berry, Janice Parks, Jennie Parsons, Diane Fox, Kathy Early, Anita Barker. 26 TIMES IN powderpuff FOOTBALL; LETTING THE JUNIO BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT), Ronda Decker, Julie Carr, Joy Grub, Kathy Gibson, Diane Dudley, Dana Card, Theresa Taylor, FRONT ROW, Eileen Henley, Gayle Guildbauct, Lynn Randt, Helen Police, Patti Slivensky, Wendy Ramon, Marsha Lockwood. 27 social committees AND SPIRIT FUND RAISING COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ellen Frank, Terri Hcifrich and Alice Berry. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Miller, Linda Pombicr, Tricia Schoepke, Janice Parks and Beth Cochran. FRONT ROW: Cathy Rodgers and Jean Flower. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Davis, Tammy Gallimore, Jay Horn and Laurie Decker. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Bauer (adviser), Lori Mulder, Debbie Richards, Debbie Steinacker and Gwen Bokavoy. FRONT ROW: Beth Cochran, Janice Parks, Alice Berry, Tricia Schoepke and Rhonda Decker. STUDENT BOOSTER COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Harrison, Sue Devinney, Lori Lindsey, Beth Cochran, Judy Waterman, Theresa Narodowic, Sue Smith, Kathy Earley and Vemellc Townsend. THIRD ROW: Angie Witts, Jackie Fitzpatrick, Tricia Schoepke, Lisa Hakenjos, Jenny Parsons and Kathy Smith. SECOND ROW: Toni Williams, Darlene Walker, Tammy Jakeway, Diane Guoraro, Laura Devinney, Wendy Ramon, Theresa Athy, Carol Brown and Helen Pulicc. FRONT ROW: Mr. Angel (adviser), Jean Flower, Diane Slivensky, Marcia Cook, Sharon McCarty, Tonja Robertson, Joyce Greer and Julie Stombaugh. NOT PICTURED: Sue Devinney, Twyla Wilkens, Lisa Eaton, Diane Fox, Linda Larson, Cheryl Phillips and David Bandt. 28 •EPS STUDENTS INVOLVED IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS KEEPING HARMONY AMONG STUDENT: SIGN PAINTING COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Matt, Jim Corey, Brian Vollmcr, Jeff Orler, Randy Hardman, Dean Remington, Jill Whitccraft and Tom Drolett. THIRD ROW: Nancy Orler, Pam Parks, Ellen Frank, Karmon Coan, Sue Smith, Jay Horn and Mr. Vaughn (adviser). SECOND ROW: Pat Miller, Larry Gunthrop, Sharon McCarty, Jean Flower, Debbie Steinacker, Debbie Richards and Kelly Connell. FRONT ROW: Patty Hibblen, Kathy Earley, Debbie Oliver, Lori Gunthrop, Eileen Henley and Bcckic Mce. NOT PICTURED: Brian Allen, Tim Dunham, Amy Lawerencc, Carol Brown, Lisa Kron, Pam Boyd, Darcic Huiskcns, Kami Guthrie, Scott Warriner, Becky Hinman, Tonja Robertson, Lori Sandcfer and Craig Bowcrsox. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Mario Larreategui, Paula Tharnish and Janet Orler. NOT PICTURED: Ms. Seeger (adviser), Debbie Haynes and Kami Guthrie. PEP BUSES COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. Funke (adviser), Pat Miller, Deo Wells, Cathy Mills, Vicky Symons and Dean Remington. FRONT ROW: Ellen Frank, Debbie Steinacker, Debbie Richards and Sue Mills. NOT PICTURED: Yvette Harris, Jackie Hanris, Carol Huebner, Annette Burge, Richie LaBarr, Jim Matt, Becky Hinman and Tami Walker. 29 3RAL STUDENTS GETTING TOGETHER TO FORM A STUDENT club MAKES THE LIFE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Taylor, Sue Smith and Jean Flower. MIDDLE ROW: Leon Stokes and Cheryl Clevenger. FRONT ROW: Pam Rodgers, Jill Whitccraft, Debbie Stcinacker and Mrs. Rudd (adviser). STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Brown, Cindy Millsap, Leon Stokes, Evelyn Johnson, Mary Mitchell and Stan Quinny. THIRD ROW: Regina Watson, Donna Carson, Nikki Eaton, Nancy Snoep and Sonya Ray. SECOND ROW: Viola Johnson, Evelyn Carter, Amy Fountain, Fay Moore, Cheryl Clevenger and Paula Duncan. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Duncan, Juanita Taylor, Cecilia Watts, Mrs. Rudd (adviser), Angela Gill and Nancy Watson. NOT PICTURED: Duane Horton, Ethel Beavers, Emily James, Darryl Horton and Melissa Mitchell. The PRINCIPAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE with Dr. Throop is a hard working club that helps solve student, faculty and school problems. The students involved arc as follows, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Taylor, Tammy Gallimore, Pam Rodgers, Joan Phol, Donna Rivet, Lori Lindsey, Rick Gamble and Darlene Walker. FRONT ROW: Koleen Kiwala, Alice Berry, Dr. Throop (adviser), Kathy Earley and Pam Parks. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Campbell, Ed Luke, Primus Moss, Margaret Farmer, Nancy Orler, Twyla Wilkins, Dana Beachnau, Kathy Gibson, Lisa Eaton, Vernelle Townsend, Anita McGuire, Angela Gill, Carol Harrington, Denise Hobrla, Kim Johnson and Cheryl Clevenger. 30 SKI CLUB: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Wrigglesworth, Willie Stcinbart, Marty Sawyer, Ken Dudley, Dan Polihonki, Jim Thomas, Jeff Steams, Cathy Mills and Beth Cochran. THIRD ROW: Jill Whitecraft, Sue Smith, Nancy Orler, Judy Waterman, Mary Montgomery, Dean Remington, Pam LaPrad and Cheryl Lathrop. SECOND ROW: Dana Card, Tim Lawerence, Jean Flower, Sharon McCarty, Alice Berry, Kathy Earley, Toni Gray and Judi Walker. FRONT ROW: Jeff Ctler, Brian Vollmer, Jim Corey, Tama Tuttle, Janice Parks, Kim Cashman, Tricia Schoepka and Cathy Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Bower (adviser), Laura Bair, Patti Hibblcn, Darcic Huisken, Tcri Hooper, Kim Davis, Scott Jarrad, Tom Farnsworth, Tim Baumer, Bill Shaw, Sharie Chcadle, Rollen Sanderson, Katie Parker, Shay Boerema, Rhonda Decker, Cheryl Clevenger, Julie Little, Carl Staggmier, Linda Larson, Lori Sandefcr, Marcia Kostrewski, John Kanellitos, Brian Hanks, Randy Ackers, Tom Hamel, Thomas Blancke, Kelly Trudeau, Mick McNamara and Wendy Ramon. STUDENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Dudley, Mr. Conley (adviser), Lisa Essenburg, Martie Baker, Ervin Johnson, Brenda Williams, Julie Brown and Jean Flower. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Guston, Karen Kesling, Cindy Coven, Lynn Hartman and Alice Berry. SECOND ROW: Page Pitts, Maureen McGuire, Cathy McGuire, Laura Bair, Cydney Pollock and Julie Little. FRONT ROW: Joanna Hcfton, Juanita Taylor, Tangie Tharp, Shari Owens and Janice Parks. NOT PICTURED: Doug Debus, Julie Tuttles, Kolccn Kiwala, Bcate Ruegseger and Sharon Roznowski. J1 RING SCHOOL. A WIDE VARIETY OF clubs ™ comm HISPANIC CLUB (TOP RIGHT): BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Daniel Aguirre, Gabriel Torres and Jose Luis. MIDDLE ROW: Liz Gaurdiola, Evette Chavez, Vara Villegas, Linda Denning, Mary Garcia, Connie Castillo and Mr. Lopez (adviser). FRONT ROW: Maria Elena Barajas, Rita Patino, Ruthie Pena, Angie Holguin and Jane Hernandez. NOT PICTURED: Carmon Longoria, Delfino Guzman, Maria Abrege, Jose Barajas, Tammy Cluckey, Sara Fifield and Rita Hernandez. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CLUB (BOTTOM LEFT): BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Thomas, Eileen Hamilton and Ron Klepal. MIDDLE ROW: Joy Grubb, Rookie Ferris, Helen Pulice and Becky Simmit. FRONT ROW: Joan Cole, Sharon Parker and Cindy Cave. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Townsend (adviser) and Mr. Heins (adviser). INTERNATIONAL CLUB (BOTTOM RIG ITT): BCAK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bemie Bautista, Mr. Webster (adviser) and Monica Horenburg. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Huebner, Tim Hartman, Donna Rivet and Terri Hclfrich. FRONT ROW: Kai ja Vabaja, Cathy Taylor and Thomas Blanckc. NOT PICTURED: Debra Cobb, Rose-Anna Baley, Judy Hichs, Vickie Scutt, Chau Trcn and Joan Narwadcrwick. I I 32 ittees KEEP EVERETT STUDENTS INFORMED AND ALWAYS BUSY. THE FASHION C FASHION SHOW COMMITTEE (TOP LEFT): BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. Bradford (adviser), Shelton Phillips, Fonda Cage, Regina Royal, Sonya Phillips, Martha Harden, Sheryl Phillips, Debbie Campbell, Roxanne Benson, Valerie Warthen and Carol Bradley. FRONT ROW: Laura Knox, Lori Lindsey, Judy Husband, Violetta Davenport, Diane Hall, Cathy McClain, Toni Williams and Rick Gamble. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Woody (adviser), Meredith Williams, Laura Mask, Annette Townsend, Faye Moore, Annetta McClain, Vanessa Pugh and Duane Horton. DEBATE TEAM (BOTTOM LEFT): LEFT TO RIGHT: Stinson Brown, Toni Williams, Mrs. Hall (adviser), Joe Watson and Lisa Kron. CHESS CLUB (BOTTOM RIGHT): BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Brundiage, Dan Simxak, Randy Ackers, Mark Swan and Dan Durkin. FRONT ROW: Mike Fockler, Kurt Lewis, Mr. Gillilland (adviser), Rick Cipicchio and Rex Swindlehurst. NOT PICTURED: Steve Reed and Larry McNabb. 33 exchange students Penny, Monika and Larry get a good laugh out of Creative Writing. KATRINE, KAIJA, MONIKA AND THOMAS!! What do these name all have in common? They are our exchange students. Katrine is from Norway, Kaija is from Finland, Monika is from Switzerland and Thomas is from Germany. We asked the four exchange students if they were enjoying their stay here at Everett and it was a unanimous YES. Each student is studying exactly what they want to study and they all agreed that Everett is much easier than their own schools. One question we asked of them was what was their favorite American food. Thomas and Monika both like steak and Kaija enjoys milkshakes. Katrine says that she likes everything so much that she just couldn't choose only one. When they were asked if, they had only one thing that they could take home with them, what would it be? We got a variety of answers. Monika wanted to take home snow. But is very happy to take home her memories of her stay here. Kaija wants to take home milkshakes and our snow and cold weather. Katrine couldn't decide and Thomas, well Thomas would like to take home our cheerleaders and football equipment. The exchange students will be going back to their own home during the summer. We hope that they can take back happy memories of their stay here and that they have a pleasant trip home. Mrs. Jay poses with exchange students. ™,ve o..honor society BACK ROW L-R: Ron Kelly, Brian Hyde, Tim Dunham, Tim Lawrence, Kristy Furgeson, Brenda Wiliams, Twyla Wilkins, Julie Ray, Joan Pohl, Nancy Orler, Doug Ward, Stewart Marine, Christal Gearhart, Kim Korrock, Linda Blink. 2D ROW L-R: Mrs. Kellerman, KenAxtell, Carol Harrison, Dan Polihonki, Jeannie Flower, Dean Remington, Barb Norton, Pam Rogers, Terri Borwn, Doug Hellems, Jim Caus, Jennifer Taylor, Wendy Terberg, Cheryl Mckinch, Lisa Hakenjos, Judy Walker, Sue Lorensen, Lisa Laatsch, 1ST ROW L-R: Jill Whitecraft, Rick Gambel, Cheryl Watts, Rick Cipicchio, Kim McKenny Sue Smith, Janet Gray, Donna Rivet, Jane Feely, Tina Lenneman, Elaine Lapman, Charlene Custer, Jenny Parsons, Joan Cole, Eileen Hamilton, Sherri Mellon, Pam Putnam, Connie Foote, Teresa Pulice, Robin Prevo, Kim Harshman, Denise Hobrla. Everett has a very special group of people they are the Honor Society. The Honor Society are the good guys at all the football and basketball games. When you are dying of thirst or hunger it's the Honor Society who provides all the good things at the concession stands. The Honor Society is a very busy group of people. In November they sponsor the Powder Puff football game, and the Thanksgiving project, which provides food for the needy familys of our community. In the spring they have a blood drive. The Honor Society also has an exchange day. This is where all the Honor Societies in the CAC, exchange students for one day. You may ask who could possibly adivse and keep up with this ambitious group of people? Why, Mrs. Anne Kellerman of course. She is their fearless leader. Camera Shy Honor Society Members: Bernadette Bautista Diane Coven Robert Keifer Eric Staab David Myers Anita Barker Michael Bohr Sharie Cheadle Bruce Stucknian Ray Aleshire Julie Conrad Donna Doll Tom Drolett Diana Fegurer April Fries Jay Wickham Mark Feldspauch Henry Lambrancht Kathy Sanders Vicki Schneider David Snoeyink Charlene Sherman Willie Stinebart Tammy Spalding John Tabor Cathy Taylor Rosanne Viele s]EXT ISSUE OF THE everett today WILL BE OUT : There’s one class at Everett that combines creative writing, typing, graphics, and photography. This class is Journalism 114, better known as the EVERETT TODAY. Everett has had a newspaper since 1960, but until 1974 it was known as THE VIKING. Along with a new name the EVERETT TODAY has a new' advisor, Mrs. Diane Hall Editors-in-chief were Lisa Laatsch and Tina Lenneman. Lisa, Tina, along with a great staff, made the EVERETT TODAY the best ever. ABOVE LEFT: Copy Editor Lori Lindsey corrects written material. ABOVE: News Editor K3thy Gibson and Sports Editor Ruth Funk discuss next issue. EVERETT TODAY STAFF: FRONT ROW; Rob Harrison, Ruth Funk, Jeri Bivens, Lisa Laatsch, Tina Lenneman, Kathy Gibson, Earvin Johnson, Lisa Eaton, Lori Lindsey, Bea Miller. SECOND ROW; Jim Connell, Monica Burkholder, Debbie Richards, Tammy Walker, Debbie Steinacker, Tyrone Gamble, Jocelyn Harris, Paula Williams, Sandy Vollmer, Advisor Mrs. Diane Hall. THIRD ROW; Ilene Jolly, Alice Berry, Kim Healey, Kami Guthrie, Kathy Morrison, Debbie Fisher, Jane Hernandez, Donna Johnson, Dale Beard. FOURTH ROW; Steve Sylvertooth, Regina Wasson, Duane Horton, Louis Delaney, Debbie Morgan, James Lauderdale, Lori Harris, Lepolean Mendenhall. I t I 0N, LISTEN TO w.e.h.s. FOR THE EXACT DATE AND TIME OF DISTRIBUTE W. E. H. S. on the Air. Everett's tops in communications with its own radio station, W.E.H.S. The Everett radio station is on the air third and fourth lunch hours. Mr. Faulkner is the advisor of W. E.H. S. and in his room W. E. H.S. is stationed. W. E. H. S. received their equipment from W. I. L.S. in 1975 and receives records weekly from Recordland. Everett’s golden voices are Tom Matt, Jim Matt, Alberta Pettifor, and A1 Haynes. ABOVE: Dee-jay Jim Matt and assistant Amy Harper. BELOW: Dee-jay Alberta Pettifor spins some records. ABOVE: Dee-jay Tom Matt on the air. BELOW: A1 Haynes gives the news. 37 (KINGS ARE NO. 1 VIKINGS ARE NO. 1 VIKINGS ARE NO 1 VIKINGS ARE NO. 1 VIKINGS ARE NO. 1 VIKINGS LANDED ANOTHER VICTORY homecoming 40 Our lovely ladies of Winter Homecoming court: BACK ROW; Princess Kathy Earley, Queen Jill Whitecraft. Senior court, Donna Rivet. FRONT ROW; Sophomore court, JoLynne Downs, Junior Court, Martie Baker Our beautiful Queen, Jill Whitecraft. AGAINST EAST LANSING WITH A 109-41 WIN. PAUL DAWSON CROWNED PRI Janet Gray proudly displaying the fantastic Senior Float. Pretty as ever are our Senior Ladies, Kathy Earley, Jill Whitecraft and Donna Rivet. 41 AT HALFTIME. DONNA AND LARRY WERE NAMED 1977 SENIOR winter Presenting the 1977 Winter Homecoming Court. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Senior Court; Larry Hunter, Donna Rivet, King Jaimie Huffman, Queen Jill Whitecraft, Princess Kathy Earley and Prince Paul Dawson. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Junior Court; Bruce Fields, Martie Baker, and Sophomore Court; JoLynne Downs and Bob Rogowski. 1977 Winter Homecoming really turned out to be a fun and exciting day and evening for all. Each class began to show their spirit by displaying posters of their class in the cafeteria. The day ended with a pep assembly sixth hour and each class putting on a skit. Adding to the spirit of the day, the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes made Homecoming floats. During halftime of the Varsity game the Homecoming Court was announced. Sophomore court was JoLynne Downs and Bob Rogowski, Junior Court was Martie Baker and Bruce Fields, and Senior Court was Donna Rivet and Larry Hunter. For the final touch of the halftime activities, Jill Whitecraft and Jaimeie Huffman were crowned Queen and King along with Kathy Earley and Princess and Paul Dawson as Prince. The evening ended with the Vikings having a victory game over the East Lansing Trojans with a score of 109 - 41. The Homecoming dance was held in the activities room. I'm sure this will be a memorable and happy evening for everyone at Everett. 2 homecoming court PEOPLE THAT WANT TO SIGN UP FOR THE dance mar a OW! Will you stay off my feet. They could have danced all night and most did. It was on Friday, November 19, at 3 P. M. when the Activity Room came alive with music and dance. Thirty couples were on their way to dance till their hearts content; twenty-four hours of long hard dancing but they were ready for it. They came armed with everything from food to Ben Gay. Eighteen couples and seven individuals battled it out to the very end. All of the money that was raised was distributed in the following manner. Sixty percent of the money went towards the Thanksgiving Project and Forty percent went towards the Elfie Christianson Scholarship Fund for Seniors. Thank you to all the teachers and students who helped make the dance marathon such a big success this year. Hey partner slow down—wait up for me ! I i 44 thon SEE MR BAKER IN ROOM 307 ON MONDAY AFTER SCHOOL. SO SIGN UP TODAY OR D. J. Tom Drolett hanged right in there with the rest of them. 45 We've Got The Fever We're Hot We Can't Be Stopped! 46 SPORTS We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, We’re number one. You could hear those shouts from both sides of the court during the game, but in the end it was us, The Everett Vikings , who took the Class A State Championship. Our Vikings won a 62-56 game against Birmingham Brother Rice on March 27, 1977. The game wasn't easy for either team and we were really sweating when there was only five and a half minutes left and we trailed by seven points. By this time Brother Rice had settled into a four corner stall, which they thought could stop the Viking team. They were wrong, and the only thing that kept them in the game was a 47 foot shot fired at the buzzer by Brother Rice All-Stater Kevin Smith. This tied the score and the game went into three minutes overtime. The Vikings never gave up and they went on to win the game with a 62-56 victory. i i I r I f I 48 TOP LEFT: Cathy Taylor gave Karen Balasses some words of hope when the going got rough. TOP RIGHT: Two great coaches discussing one great game. MIDDLE LEFT: Our number one team. BELOW LEFT: George Fox is one proud coach. BELOW RIGHT: Paul Dawson up for two points. H X m po ►— o m CO r z CO z o m m po m 3 z 1977 Varsity Basketball Team: (LEFT TO RIGHT) KNEELING; Tony Daniels, James Lauderdale, Dale Beard, Bruce Fields, Mark Kosloski. STANDING; Coach The 1977 basketball season was definitely the year of the Everett Vikings. The Vikings ended the season with a fantastic 27-1 record. The Vikings only defeat came in February at Jenison Fieldhouse against cross-town rival Eastern, 70-62. This loss only caused Everett to work harder and gain control, thus helping the Vikings to turn the table and gain revenge by beating Eastern, 63-41 in the districts. The Vikings defeated Sexton in the district finals. This district win was Everett's fourth district title in four years. After winning the district the Vikings overcame Howell, (93-32) and Battle Creek (64-44) in regionals, and gained their third regional title. Next came quarterfinal action and another Viking victory over Ypsilanti, 86-57. In this year's semi-final match-up Everett squeezed by Saginaw, 48-40. The high point of the season and the game to be long remembered was Everett against Birmingham Brother Rice for the Class A State title. The Vikings won, 62-56 George Fox, Jamie Huffman, Dean Hartley, Paul Dawson, Earvin Johnson, Larry Hunter, Phil Rogers, and Asst. Coach Pat Holland. Not pictured Leon Stokes. and brought Lansing Everett its first state basketball title in history. All-Metro, All-State, and All-American Earvin Johnson was again the M.V.P. on the team. He averaged 28.8 points, and 16.8 rebounds a game. He also had 208 assists and 99 steals this year. Earvin's followed by Paul Dawson and Larry Hunter consectively. Paul had a average of 11.8 pts. and 8.1 rebounds a game. Larry Hunter had 9.1 pts. and 5.7 rebounds a game. Everett has a lot to look forward to next year with Juniors Dale Beard, Tony Daniel and Bruce Fields returning. These three juniors averaged 19.8 pts. a game combined. Senior transfer Jaimie Huffman had an average of 8.3 pts. a game and was a big plus to the Viking Squad this season. The only disappointing thing Everett saw in '77 was the loss of seniors (and captains of the '77 squad) Earvin Johnson, Paul Dawson, and Larry Hunter, While this three-some was at Everett they led the Vikings to a 72-5 record. 50 Vikings on the Move. BELOW: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Tony Daniels, Jamie Huffman, and James (Bo-Bo) Lauderdale shoot for the hoop. ABOVE: Against three Grand Ledge hoopers Earvin Johnson tips in two. RIGHT: Larry Hunter shoots another of his famous comer shots. 2 H Tv M m ►—« H r r HH Z t— VO P CO to a4 P o o D —4 CO H ►—« n H m O ►—« o z r CO co H • � 51 Two people to watch for in the future: Junior guard Dale Beard (ABOVE) and All-Metro, All-State, All-American Earvin Magic Johnson. (RIGHT) The 1977 Varsity Basketball team will be a tough team to follow. The Viking squad, consisting of six Seniors, will long be remembered by the Greater Lansing area. Graduating Seniors: Earvin Johnson, Larry Hunter, Paul Dawson, James Lauderdale, Dean Hartley, and Jamie Huffman. t 52 BACK, ROW L to R: Doug Patino, James Daniel, Reggie Royal, Alvin Mason, Brian Sanders, Bob Rogowski, Mark Rodecker, Mickey McNamara, Coach Pat Holland. FRONT ROW L to R: David Nolan, Bill McElroy, Preston Smith, Greg Quinney, Doyle Fockler, Gary Walton. Not Pictured: Kim Jones. Everett's junior varsity shined this year losing only six of their games. Three of them within the last seconds to Waverly, Grand Ledge, and Eastern by one and two point margins. They were faced with a lot of pressure from many sellout crowds, but they pulled through most every time. The strongest player seemed to be Bob Rogowski shooting 57.8% from the field and 43.9% at the line. Putting up a strong offense was also Reggie Royals goal shooting, 48.6% from the field and 34.2% at the line. Brian Sanders and Kim Jones also put forth their efforts for a fine season; and with the help of Preston Smith racked up many points for our team. Kim Jones missed five games but he led the team with 66.0% from the floor, and 52.1% from the line. All of these fine players will add to our varsity squad next year. Brian Sanders shoots for two ■ V a4 P Co © r«K Varsity Team FRONT ROW L to R: Mgr. Caryn Trapp, Jeff Henderson, Ken Wrigglesworth, Greg Chadwell, Scott Warriner, Rick Cipicchio, DonHarkness, Ron Kniffen, Mgr. Laurie Somervill. BACK ROW L to R: Sam Davis, Eric Staab, Kevin Bonham, Bruce Eddy, John Connell, Martin Bamer, Ed Anderson, Mike Kerr, Dave Ryder, Jim Hunt. John Connell handling an Eastern wrestler Jeff Henderson on his way to a PIN! Senior wrestler John Connell was All-State this year. Along with this honor he received many more including, being named outstanding wrestler in the state tournament for his weight class 145 for all classes A,B,C,D. He was also named National High School All-American and also received a medal from the Detriot News for his All-State title. John was also voted Most Valuable wrestler on his own team by his teammates. 54 J.V. wrestling team L to R: Don Merrill, Max Franks, Steve Bonham, Steve Lee, Phil Pombier, Mark Wilson, Fritz Sandberg, Jeff Roberts, Bob Schafer, and coaches Jim Hunt, and Sam Davis. Senior Scott Warriner attempting an escape. Senior wrestlers FRONT ROW L to R: Greg Chadwell, Scott Warriner, Rick Cipicchio, John Connell, Dave Ryder. Our wrestling team had a , tremendous season, highlighted by posting six of our wrestlers in the regionals. Senior qualifiers were John Connell, Dave Ryder, Eric Staab, and Rick Cipicchio, along with juniors Jeff Henderson and Ron Kniffen. John Connell was the only one who prevailed state champion. The team had an outstanding invitational tournament record, taking a first at both Ypsilanti and Mason invitationals. Jeff Henderson put Everett in the spotlight by accepting, The most outstanding wrestler in the tournament award , at Mason. We also placed second at Schwartz Creek and Eaton Rapids. We ended up second in the conference behind Eastern, by posting an 8-2 dual meet record. All-Metro honors went to Scott Warriner, Rick Cipicchio, John Connell, Jeff Henderson, and Dave Ryder. These Wrestlers also represented Everett in this area's All-Star meet, held in Eastern's new field house. Although only six will continue their quest for All-State honors, all of this years wrestlers gave fine support all year, and they are as follows! Kevin Banham, Ken Wrigglesworth, Greg Chadwell, Scott Warriner, Don Harkness, Mike Kerr, Martin Barner, Ed Anderson, and Bruce Eddy. Great teams are not without great coaching, and we reciened ours from Sam Davis and Jim Hunt. cn O O H H PO b—4 Z m po a m 70 a m m pa H—4 O to 3 CO cn H C3 po 4 n n o n n o o po m a o X o Janet Gray qualified for state in all 5 events. The Gymnastics team closed out another exciting season with a 13-4 record. They left their fans in awe, as they showed us their outstanding talents on the balance beam, uneven parallel bars, floor exercise, vaulting, and tumbling. Along with a great season score the gymnastics team had six girls qualify for Regionals. Their names are: Rhonda Bogle, Shari Cheadle, Terri Downs, Tammy Gallimore, Janet Gray and, Cheryl Lenz. Senior Janet Gray was the only gymnast who went on to state finals. Janet finished her season with these scores at the state finals: 7.80 Beam placed fifth; 8.25 Floor-X placed ninth; 7.50 Bars placed twelfth; 7.90 Vault placed sixteenth. All Round Janet placed sixth. Gymnast's Have A Good Season. RIGHT: Janet and Shari help Tammy warm up her leg muscles for practice. 56 Cindy Wiemnan, Cheryl Lenz, Teresa, Athy, Beck Mee, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT; Miss Dec Cramer, Bonnie Shari Cheadle, Tammy Gallimore, Janet Gray, Rhonda Hanson, Patty Sanders, Terri Downs, Beth Cochran, Bogle. Cheerleading Coach: Sharon Pettit 1976 Football Cheerleaders- (TOP TO BOTTOM) Pam Parks (Captain), Lori Sandefer, Kathy Earley, Cathy Taylor, Martie Baker, Paula Thamish, Jill Whitecraft (Sub. Capt.), David Chiesa, Susie Smith, Paul Cooper, Karen Balasses, Jeff Grier, E nily James. 1976-77 Varsity Basketball Squad- (TOP TO BOTTOM) Kathy Earley, Pam Parks (Captain), Cathy Taylor, Sue Smith, Martie Baker, Lori Sandefer, Karen Balasses, Emily James, Paula Thamish, Jill Whitecraft (Sub. Capt.). Cathy Taylor and Jeff Grier show special skills in dual mounting before hundreds of rowdy fans. S8 1976-77 Wrestling Squad- (TOP TO BOTTOM) Mary Montgomery, Vickie Townsend, Diane Dudley, Alice Berry, Gwen Bokovoy, Kim Guthrie. The 1976-77 Varsity Football, Basketball, Wrestling, andJ.V. Cheerleaders were absolutely the best ever. All squads were picked in the spring of 1976, with the exception of the wrestling squad, which was picked in November of 1976. The varsity football squad had a new experience this year, with adding 3 young men to the team. All squads were blessed with a great cheerleading coach Mrs. Sharon Pettit who was assisted by Mr. James Stroup. J.V. Cheerleaders- (TOP TO BOTTOM) Becky Hinman, Julie Pulice, Toni Gray (manager), Janet Orler, Sonya Phillips, Jennifer Earley, Nancy Lenkowski (Alternate), JoLynn Downs. Varsity Cheerleaders performing their award winning pom pon routine during fall pep assembly. X ►—« co co C £ £ m po H X m '■j o '-I Tj 8 H r x (O -i P P (0 CO r s pj a 8 H O '•O O' CO S9 BACK ROW: L to R-Diving coach; Ken Peterson, Phil Hansens, Ken Wisner, Willie Steinbart, Ron Denesuk, Paul Cooper, Dave Snoeyink, Mike Bohr. SECOND ROW L to RTom Hamil, Scott Dillsworth, Brian Pierce, Bill Shaw, Jeff Snell, Jeff Sanders, Dean Chester, Chuck Proper, Manager; Joan Pohl Assit. Coach; John Bullock. FIRST ROW L to R- Coach; Ron Pohlanski, Mark Ramon, John Kanellitsas, Corey Moore, Dan Snoeyink, Manager; Carla Eymann. The 1976-77 Mens Swim Team has shown much improvement over last year by taking a third place in the Waverly Relays. The backstroke relay swam to victory giving Everett a gold medal. Everett also made a strong showing at the Vehicle City Relays taking second place. Two first place trophies were brought home by the breast stroke relays and the 200 freestyle relay. Two outstanding swimmers on the team, seniors Doug Ward and Ron Denesuk both had a great season. Doug Ward made a new school record in the 500 yd. Freestyle in the time 5:17.4. Ron Denesuk took C.A.C. in the 50 yd. Freestyle along with the new school record in the time 22.6. Ron also was named a member of the ALL-METRO swimming team. Ron Pohlonski, a most dedicated coach, looks forward to another good season. He was ably assisted by Big John Bullock. 60 Winners of the 200 Breast stroke at the Vehicle City Relays. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Bohr, Willie Stienbart, Ron Denosuk. Not pictured Tom Fansworth. X r z CO ►—« co co C -o m O c H co H Z a ►— z o H m X co C in H Z a H z m ►—« z r CO 61 1 im Dunham, co-captain, was voted Most Valuable Player. Doug Hellems concentrates, before moving to the back swing. KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Laatsch, Larry Hart, Jeff Schaub, John Kanellitsas, Larry Gunthorpe. STANDING: Doug Hellems, Ron Kelly, Brian Sanders, Jeff Stearns, Tim Terberg, Jeff Orler, Tim Dunham, Coach Holland. Golfers Tee Off The Golf Team suffered a few setbacks this season with a record of 1-13. ”We had a year with many close matches. The team had difficulty getting five players to score well at one time, ” stated Coach Pat Holland. The league was relatively well balanced. That’s where we had problems. Score wise, we did just as well, but we didn't have the consistency needed to win matches. Next year there will be three Seniors, and four Juniors returning, so the team will have the experience and knowledge needed to establish a strong team. 62 O Shades Korroch in motion as she leeps towards the ball. Mira Peatros bends to reach a ground stroke. It was one beautiful year for the Girl's Tennis Team. With a record of 8-1, the girls took second place in the Capitol Area Conference, marking it the best season in the history of Girl’s Tennis at Everett. Coach Harris Webster accounted for the overall team winnings by saying, It's been the best balanced team I've had in all my years of coaching Boy's and Girl's Tennis. It's loaded with winners from top to bottom. With seven Seniors laying down their rackets, Mr. Webster commemorates them by saying, The Class of 'll was the best class for tennis. Five Juniors will be returning and Mr. Webster hopes many more girls will join. ■ Jill Whitecraft shows good form in her strokes. Shaffer, Roseannc Viele, Kaija Vataja, Jill White-FRONT ROW: LecAnn Fleetham, Rhonda Decker, craft, Kim Korroch, Berni Bautista (manager), Mira Mary Montgomery, Denise Hobrla (co-captain), peatros (co-captain), and Lisa Laatsch. Sonya Ray and Diane McFarlane. BACK ROW: Jl - i X a r m CO O 8 ca r m CO C r H U c n o w r o w o pi 0 3 ca pi 3 ►—« H H X co W H O tu H O 70 63 BACK ROW: Carla Eymann, Caryn Trapp, Regina Cross, Kartnia Naess, Joan Pohl, Donna Rivet, Kay Raymond, Pam Rogers. MIDDLE ROW: Eileen Henley, Brenda Schricr, Amy Lawrance, Kathy Mills, Pam LaPradd, Vickie Townson, Linda Thomson, Asst. Coach John Bullock. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Mr. Polhonski, Judy Hicks, Monica Burkholder, Janet Grey, Diving Coach Dick Peterson. Girl's Swim Team The Everett swimmers started the season with a big splash. Although they did not have a very successful season in the CAC, they did set a few new school records. Among those set are the following: 100 yard free-style-Donna Rivet (105.4), 100 yard backstroke-Linda Thomas (1:146) Diving-Carl a Eymann (164.20 points). Medley relay-Thomas, Raymond, Rivet, Burkholder (2:18.4), Freestyle relay-Rivet, Pohl, Burkholder, Thomas (4:39.22) 64 BACK ROW: Ted Patino, Ken Wisner, John Drolett, Doug Ward, Bill Shaw. MIDDLE ROW: Diane Feguer, Max Franks, Rick Cippicchio, Mike Bohr, David Pratt. FROiNT ROW: Rob Guston, Kevin Rutan, Ed Ramiez, Ron Kniffcn, Jeff Henderson. As the starter says, Runners, take your mark. Bang!, they're off and running across 3 miles of hills, trees, and flat land the Cross Country team keeps on running. Quoted by Senior Ted Patino, We had a lot of talented runners this year, but we just couldn't seem to put it all together. It didn't seem that way for Senior Doug Ward, though, as he took 5 first places, placed 3rd in the CAC, and 15th in the State Regionals. When Doug qualified for the State Finals, he placed 53rd out of 70 runners from all parts of the state. All in all, they had a pretty good season. With a 5 and 2 record, the team placed 6th in the CAC and sent a runner to the State Finals. We can surely say that we're proud of our team. —i W X h w ca g oS W I h O X u til o ►— o fcu O co 3 o co CO o V. o w X h 9 65 Varsity Basketball, LEFT TO RIGHT: STANDING, Evelyn Millsap, Sharon Mackey, Kim Johnson, and Coach Mrs. Johnson, Lucy J ackson, Jean Piotrowicz, Sara Merrill, Anne Johnson. MIDDLE: Lisa Eaton (Captain) Trica Schoepke, Jackie Fitzpatrick, Laura Mask, Cynthia Evelyn Johnson up for 2 more. The Everett Girls Varsity Basketball Team bounced back into action this year. With the returning of Coach Johnson the girls were coached to a 13 and 4 win loss record, and a district championship. (The second straight for Everett behind the coaching of Mrs. Johnson). The Viking Girls were led by the brillant play of sophomore Evelyn Johnson, who ad-veraged 25 points and 10 rebounds a game, for a season total of 445 points. Evelyn was backed by Senior Jean Piotrowicz, who added 9. 7 points and 5. 7 rebounds a game. Junior Lucy Jackson also added 5. 2 points and 4.5 rebounds a game. The girls went on to the Re-gionals where they lost a heartbreaker to Loy Norrix 53-42. The Viking Girls are only losing 3 players: Seniors Jean Piotrowicz, Jackie Fitzpatrick, and Sharon Mackey. Lucy J ackson shoots, while Sara Merrill sets a screen. JV. Basketball: LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Coach, Laura Siebold, Diane Larson, Karen Vernon, Valarie Warthen, Robin Bclcn, Kris Wicgman, Mag. Tami Price. FRONT ROW: Jo Bockovy, Mary Jennings, Captain, Theresa Hey den, Judy Husband, Velnia Risper. The Girls JV. Basketball Team had a successful season, starting off with a big win over Waverly, behind the coaching, of Coach Laura Siebold. Com-binding a man-to-man defense along with a zone, the Viking Girls held most of their opponents. Lead by the strong shooting of Judy Husband with a 10 point average and Kris Wieg-man with a 8 point average. Judy Husband at the free Coach Laura Siebold. throw line. 67 ABOVE: Kathy Earley starts a fast break. BELOW: Dave Harris tries to block a shot. The Donkey Basketball game at Everett was held in the gymnasium on November 10, 1976 starting off with the Sophomores vs. Juniors. The Sophomores fought hard and got the Juniors upset; so the Juniors got together and put on the heat. The Juniors won and the score was 4 to 2. The next game was the Teachers vs. the Mighty Seniors. The final score was 6 to 2 with the Seniors out ahead. Then Halftime!!! With Musical Donkeys! There were 5 players and 6 donkeys. Mrs. Ferco was the winner. Then the play off!! Seniors vs. Juniors. They went into overtime with Mighty Senior Dave Harris scoring 2 points to win the game. Seniors-2, Juniors-0. ABOVE: Playing tug-a-war with Donkeys. BELOW: Rick Gamble Shoots Two! ! 68 Give me a B- -B, give ™e0 an 0-0, I need another O- JU, eive me an S--S, give me a I -T, give me an E--E, give me an R-R, give me an S--S. What’s that spell? Boosters! WHAT? BOOSTERS!!! Everett’s Booster Club is made up of enthusiastic parents who help support our sport activities. They do a number of things throughout the year. For instance, they have sponsored a Donkey Basketball game. Bingo game, all kinds of Banquets, and a Game Bail which is raffled off at every home Basketball game. Varsity Baseball Ev. Opp. 5 Okemos 1 18 Okemos 4 2 Howell 4 3 Sexton 1 4 Holt 2 4 E. Laming 0 5 Hill 4 5 Eastern 2 7 Waverly 2 10 Eaton Rapids 4 9 Sexton 0 5 Holt 4 2 E. Laming 1 3 Waverly 0 5 Hill 1 7 Eastern 6 Pre- District 2 Jackson 3 Classic 6 St. Johns 0 1 Waverly 4 1976 Cross Country Ev. 31 E. Laming Opp. 26 23 Grand Ledge 37 36 Holt 19 21 Eastern 40 27 Hill 30 24 Sexton 31 22 Waverly 37 1976 J.V. Baseball Ev. Opp. 3 E. Laming 8 5 Holt 11 19 Eastern 8 7 Hill 9 6 Sexton 7 9 Waverly 14 3 E. Laming 5 10 Eastern 7 5 Hill 6 1 Sexton 11 8 Waverly 7 1976 Girls Track Ev Opp. 5 Holt 109 37 Sexton 75 13 Grand Ledge 100 24 Waverly 90 18 Eaton Rapids 97 41 Hill 67 28 E. Laming 85 28 Eastern 86 Ev. 1976 Varsity Golf Opp. 352 Sexton 326 352 Eastern 330 334 E. Laming 311 334 Grand Ledge 311 335 Holt 325 335 Waverly 316 344 L.C.C. 311 321 Hill 309 334 E. Laming 322 334 Waverly 330 343 Sexton 324 343 Grand Ledge 330 33S Holt 317 335 Hill 335 334 Eastern 332 171 Mason 177 334 Greenville 346 Invitational C.A.C. 361 Regional 1976 Boys Track Ev. Opp. 32 E. Laming 100 78 Grand Ledge 53 85 Holt 47 67 Eastern 65 56 Hill 72 64 Sexton 68 60 Waverly 71 Ev. 1976 J.V. Golf Opp. 380 Sexton 355 380 Eastern 384 367 E. Laming 337 367 Grand Ledge 338 379 Holt 362 379 Waverly 335 358 Hill 322 386 L.C.C. 373 377 E. Laming 347 377 Waverly 344 368 Sexton 331 368 Grand Ledge 348 364 Holt 362 364 Hill 341 345 Eastern 356 173 Mason 191 1976 Girls Tennis Ev. 0 E. Laming Opp. 7 Eastern 0 7 L.C.C. 0 7 Haslett 0 6 Hill 1 5 Grand Ledge 2 6 Sexton 1 7 Holt 0 6 Waverly 1 1976 Boys Tennis Ev. Opp. 0 Holt 7 1 Sexton 6 5 Eastern 2 0 Eaton Rapids 7 5 Jackson 2 1 E. Laming 4 0 Waverly 7 3 Hill 4 5 Eastern 2 2 Hill 4 3 St. Johns 4 1 Sexton 6 5 Howell 2 1976 Girls Softball Ev. Opp. 6 Holt 19 28 Hill 7 3 E. Laming 13 8 Eastern 21 12 Holt 6 18 Sexton 20 7 Sexton 12 19 Waverly 10 21 Waverly 14 28 Hill 12 22 E. Laming 14 0 Eastern 4 Districts 1 Grand Ledge 21 Fv. 1977 Girls Varsity Basketball 57 Waverly 38 Eastern 46 E. Laming 62 Sexton 52 Hill 31 Holt 38 Grand Ledge 51 Waverly 46 Eastern 49 E. Laming 49 Sexton 39 Hill 57 Holt 41 Grand Ledge 63 Districts Waverly 61 Hill 42 Regionals Loy Norix Opp. 50 41 28 34 39 43 28 41 56 40 37 24 47 42 39 53 1977 Girls J.V. Basketball Ev. 16 22 26 26 30 21 27 36 29 26 20 25 23 10 Eastern E. Lansing Sexton Hill Holt Grand Ledge Waverly Eastern E. Lansing Sexton Hill Holt Grand Ledge Opp 14 30 35 24 21 46 28 34 23 50 22 24 39 44 1976 Varsity Football E. Opp. 7 Okemos 14 28 Parkside 6 16 Holt 0 0 Eastern 0 21 Warren Tower 20 14 Sexton 15 27 Waverly 6 28 Hill 0 7 E. Lansing 7 14 1976 J.V. Football Ev. Opp. 7 Okemos 6 7 E. Lansing 34 7 Holt 7 6 Eastern 0 6 Warren Tower 8 13 Sexton 14 14 Waverly 6 25 Hill 6 Ev. 1977 Varsity Basketball Opp. 79 Hill 31 89 Holt 46 92 Grand Ledge Districts 44 63 Eastern 41 70 E. Lansing 33 81 Sexton Rcgionals 45 93 Howell 32 64 B.C. Central Quarter Finals 44 86 Ypsilanti Semi Finals 57 48 Saginaw State Championship 40 62 B. Brother Rice 56 1976 Girls Swimming Ev. Opp. 15 E. Lansing 68 27 Grand Ledge 56 38 Holt 55 25 Eastern 57 94 Hill 77 35 Sexton 48 72 Waverly 100 63 Jackson 108 47 St. Jones 36 25 Okemos 61 44 Dewitt 39 1977 Varsity Volleyball Ev. Opp. 1 E. Lansing 2 1 Eastern 2 1 Holt 2 2 Hill 0 1 G. Ledge 2 2 Sexton 0 1977 J.V. Volleyball Ev. Opp. 0 E. Lansing 2 2 Eastern 0 0 Holt 2 2 Hill 0 2 G. Ledge 1 J.V. Basketball Ev. Opp. 43 Hill 54 72 Holt 64 63 G. Ledge 64 1977 Gymnastics Ev. Opp. 91.75 Mt. 69.65 Pleasant 90.05 Jackson 99.40 Parkside 99.05 Alpena 111.10 98.15 E. 120.50 ! Lansing 93.52 Okemos 87.40 93.52 St. Johns 92.30 1977 Wrestling Ev. Opp. 36 L.C.C. 21 29 E. Lansing 28 53 Sexton 11 29 B.C. Lakeview 32 41 Hill 26 46 Grand Ledge 14 53 Holt 14 19 Eastern 37 59 Waverly Tournaments Ypsilanti 1st Eastern 8th Mason 1st 9 Eaton Rapids 2nd CAC 2nd Districts 2nd Boys Swimming 48 Hill 35 60 Dewitt 23 44 G. Ledge 39 C. A.C. 4th 71 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, MR. WILLIAM WEBB We have 46 dressed . It's too bad only seven can play at one time, but a team is only as strong as it's bench. The vikings stood silent as head Coach Powers had no idea how true his words were. In his next couple of games, he would lose four starters, Craig Bowersox, Tom Matt, Dana Beachnau, and running back Olen Brooks. Mr. Powers was then forced to test the strength of his bench. Sophomore Tom Binkley, and Seniors, Jim Lauderdale, Ken Dudley, and Dave Harris stepped into the open positions. In the last five games of the Season Coach Powers put these reserves to the test and was pleased with the outcome. The Vikings went on to win the first four out of the five victories over Warren Tower, Sexton, Waverly and Harry Hill. Coach Powers' men were kept from a share of the CAC crown by a disappointing loss to East Lansing. Special Awards went to: Bob Mims MVP, Russ Colbry Most Improved, Brian Allen and Duane Ferris Most Humorus, Phil Hansens Loyalty Award. TOP ROW L to R. Coach Schram, Jim Bo Lauderdale, Tom Binkcly, Rob Rogowski, Dave Brown, Frank Gargcttm, Mike Kcnoy, Ken Wrigglcsworth, Brian Houser, John Lorraine, Scott Herman, Jon Mills, Bruce Eddy, Brett Bormca, Bob Pena, Andy Hernandez, Ty Simons, Leon Stokes, Coach Powers. MIDDLE ROW 1. to R. Reggie Jackson, Phil Hansen, Brian Allen, John Connell, Ken Sailor, Scott Warriner, Dan Polihonki, Don Harkness, Dana Beachnau, Mark Kosloski, Russ Colbry, Marty Sawyer, Olen Brooks, Dave Taylor, Greg Ritter. BOTTOM ROW L to R. Coach Weeks, Duane Ferris, Bob Mims, Eric Staub, Dave Snocynik, Kelly Bayes, Dennis Mitchell, Tom Matt, Randy Hardman, Craig Bowersox, Dave Harris, Scott Jarrad Lepolcn Mendenhall, Brian Keefer, Ken Dudley, Jim Sartor, Coach Boss. o X o R 8 a pc —« C5 GO cc w on H 3 S Co 73 Vikings Land Three On All-Metro Bob Mims- I'm really happy I made it. There were a lot of tough backs in the area. Eric Staab- It's an honor for me to be selected for All Conference. Ken Sailor- I'm happy Mr. Powers-'Thc true honor of being about being recognized recognized as Coach of die Year as All Conference. I've goes to the team. never received such an award. Viking JV's Have Very Productive Season The Everett J.V. Football team turned in a stellar performance this year by posting a 5-2-1 record. A very narrow defeat at the hands of Warren Tower and a tie at Holt, prevented the team from posting an outstanding record. Notably the team was spearheaded by a strong defensive unit which was very stingy when it came to letting the opposition into our endzone. This was a fine unit which will be a tremendous addition to our Varsity. FIRST ROW, L to R: Milton Jones, Daryl Terry, Rod Nemeth, Dan Boettcher, Ken Ritter, Bill Hicks, Tom Hamill, Steve Wood, Dennis Brown, Gary Walton, Dennis Brown, Dave Smith. SECOND ROW, L toR: Manager Randy Schaffer, Doug Patino, Preston Smith, Scott Preston, Charles Ware, John McKenzie, Bevec 'Holliday, Calvin Duncan, Phil Pombier, Rick Johnson, Mick McNamara, Doc Dagoberta, Rob Harrison. BACK ROW L to R: Coach Sam Davis, Tim Template, Tom Hcmfcld, Alvin Mason, Jim Daniels, Augukin Rojas, Dennis Pohl, Mark Healey, Bill McElroy, Mark Hansen, Martin Bamcr, Bill Murray, Randy Brown, Frank Smith, Coach Duane Bickel Reggie Chastine Dec. 14, 1957 - Aug. 17, 1976 I will always remember Reggie, both as a person and a basketball player. His most memorable thing in athletics was that he gave up something to play his role. George Fox A kid who grew as much as an individual in the three years I was associated with him. Pat Holland. He was my best Friend, a good friend for a long time. It was a great loss for me. He basically got myself together for me, in basketball and life, because he knew so much. He was such an outstanding person, anyone could talk to him. Regie was a smart person. Earvin Johnson Maurice didn't have an enemy in the world. He was the most liked and likeable person in the whole school. Paul Powers. He was real good friend. He wouldn'd do a mean thing to ya. You just couldn't say enough about him. Charles Hinton. H X PJ cs PJ a 73 PJ X PJ r o ►— cn ’-o PJ O i—i r £ pj o 73 ►— PJ c PJ O 73 PJ m 75 Maurice Johnson March 23, 1959 - May 23, 1976 BACK ROW: Coach Seeger, Diane Fcagcr, Caryn Trapp, Cheryl Phillips, Asst. Coach Cole, Christal Gearhart, Diane Guerrero, Marcie Wardell, and Asst. Coach Cole grove. FRONT ROW: Eileen Henley, Cathy Jo Taylor, Janet Christian, Beth Johnson, Vernette Townsend, Lillie Johnson. Missing from picture are Donna Rivet and Lisa Eaton. The muscle women, Caryn Trapp and Christal Gearhart throwing the shot -put. ) We like to have fun, so that's why we run! The girl's track team wasn't all that spectular, but they had a great time anyway. They ended up having thirteen girls on the team and improved as the season progressed. Their season record was zero wins and eight losses. The girls took sixth in the CAC meet. The winner for the Most Valuable Player was Christal Gearhart, Caryn Trapp won the Most Improved, and there was a tie for Most Dedicated Player, they were Janet Christian and Cathy Jo Taylor. i ) ) l ) i 7b The Vikings trackmen for 1976 finished fourth in the CAC meet. Their overall season record was three wins and four losses. The cocaptains were Jim Lynch and Bryan McKenzie. The awards were presented to Jim Lynch, Most Valuable Player, Leon Mims, Most Improved, and Bryan McKenzie, The Humor Award. That isn't Ted Patino trying to do the long jump is it? BACK ROW: John Drolett, Mike Nolan, Kenny Wisncr, Brian Shcrmoe, Duane Ferris, Phil Hansen, Asst. Coach Charles Bowers, Coach Howard Neely. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Bohr, Byron Cannon, Doug Ward, Leon Mims, Ted Patino, Tom Drolett. FRONT ROW: Chris Saladin, Howard Skutt, Chuck Williams, Bill Anderson, Ron Culver, Jim Lynch, Dave Bicrgans, Ron Topping, and Bill Dunlap. Missing from picture are James Brown, Olcn Brooks, Greg Bissel, James Lauderdale, Rick Cipicchio, and Bryan McKenzie. 77 Varsity Volleyball, BACK ROW (L to R) - Kim Korrach, Donna Carson, Sue Reitz, Kaija Vataja, Sharon Mackey, Denise Hobrla, FRONT ROW, Janet Chistian, Jenny Parsons, Julie Larson. Not Pictured, Crystal Gerhart. Girls Volleyball ABOVE, TOP-Janice Christian returns serve. BOTTOM, Lucy Jackson sets the ball. J.V. Volleyball, BACK ROW (L to R)- Brenda Dcnningcr, Alesian Cannon, Janice Christian, Evon Johnson, Robin Belen, Lucy Jackson. FRONT ROW, Gale Gulbalt, Tammy Hienz, Leslie Reitz, Barb Berver, Jane Hernandez. o X Boys Tennis, BACK ROW (L to R), Mr. Webster, Banaid, Kirk Lewis, FRONT ROW-Willie Dave Brown, Mark Ott, Lavem Anderson, Barry Stienbart, Ron Kelly, Craig Warriner, Joe Overton, Hobrala, Jim Thomas, Dave Snoeyink, Phil Ron Foreman, Randy Akers. Co-Captain Ron Kelly. Co-Captain Willie Stienbart. Phil Barnard shows back hand form. 3 M 8 H M 73 o c r a r —■« w 73 CO — H ► a1 o Vd CO 3 0 r m 73 O O O 73 —4 a x H O c 79 BACK ROW: Coach Peter DcFord, Don Harkncss, Brett Boerema, Brian Ward, Brian Houser, Mark Kosloski, Scott Herman, Rick VanCamp, Andy Flanagan, Deo Wells, Coach KenSchram, FRONT ROW: Manager, Paul Denning, Mike Keenoy, Jeff Williams, Ken Wriggesworth, Ron Kniffen, Russ Colbry, Scott Bischoff, David Pratt. Viking J.V s Have Disappointing Year In '76'. Coach Ken Schram's J. V. team had a rough time of it this season, winning only 3 games and dropping 8. Mark Kosloski and Brian Houser led the way for the reserves batting .483 and .350 respectively. Kosloski was also voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates. Scott Bischoff received the Most Improved Player award and Scott Herman was awarded the coveted Oil Can award. Pitcher Don Harkness was this years captain. BACK ROW: Coach Jean Peterson, Marilyn Bowen, Jackie Fitzpatrick, Lucy Jackson, Sue Rietz, and Sharon Macky. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Shellhammer, Gayle Guibalt, Tricia Schocpkc, Mona Tammer, Brenda Dcndinger, and Jean Piotrowicz. FRONT ROW: Beth Cullimore, Karen Gibson, Jan Moore, Helen Police, Peggy Rostorfcr, and Julie Adsit. Captain-Karen Shellhammer Co-Captain-Jan Moore Everett's 1976 Girls Varsity Soft-ball Team had a pretty fair season winning 8 and losing 5. There were some injuries on the team, but des -pite anything that happened the girls (kept going and working hard. The new coach was Mrs. Jean Peterson. The team was captained by seniors Karen Shellhammer and Jan Moore. Graduating along with their captains were Marilyn Bowen, Julie Adsit, Karen Gibson, Mona Tamer, Beth Cullimore, and Peggy Rostorfer. Junior-Jackic Fitzpatrick Senior-Julic Adsit BACK ROW: Manager Greg Schaub; Dean Hartley, Jeff Stearns, Scott Jarrad, Ken Dudley. SECOND ROW: Coach Duane Bickel, Dave Harris, Scott Warriner, Wendy Trobridge, Tim Lawrence, Tim Dunham, Coach Jake Boss. FRONT ROW: Mike Mulvaney, Dave Hutchins, Clark Shaw, Jim Demorest, Fred Smith, Chuck Cunningham, Ray Parker. Vikings were victorious in ’76', posting a 12-0 record in league and a fine 16-3 record overall. Fine defense, good pitching and hitting were major reasons for success. There were a couple of big dissapointments, those being dropped games in the Pre-District and the semifinal game in the Diamond Classic to Jackson 3-2 and Waverly 4-1 respectively. Another high spot during the year was that Everett placed three players on the All-Conference team, Tim Dunham, Dean Hartley, and Fred Smith. Dunham, Hartley, and Smith, along with Jim Demorest and Ken Dudley were named to the All-Metro team. While Dave Hutchins, Mike Mulvaney, and Wendy Trobridge received All-Conference honorable mention honors. Along with being All-Conference and All-Metro, pitcher Dean Hartley who posted a 6-0 record during the course of the season was an Ail-State honorable mention pick. Tim Dunham was voted most valuable player for 1976 and had the teams leading batting average, which stood at .348 at seasons end. To top the season off our coach Jake Boss received the highest honor as a coach, being voted 'Coach of the Year’, by his fellow coaches. Coaches Jake Boss and Duane Bickel Dean Hartley showing signs of stress Tim Lawrence on deck C D 2! to H ra O X T X m 3 P Co a P Cfi a P CO 5 Z CO CO O w s a 83 Ken Dudley a look of disgust after bad call 84 85 TO KNOW THAT WE KNOW, WHAT WE KNOW, AND THAT WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE DO NOT KNOW IS TRUE KNOWLEDGE. HENRY DAVID THOREAU 89 Mr. John Cook Working together. Is the motto behind Everett's four principals, Dr. Throop, Mrs. Jay, Mr. Cook, and Mr. Ding-man. All four work individually in many activities, ranging from Principals Advisory to the Christmas Spectacular. Everett has • hard working principals, and it is them whom should be accredited for making us, truly 1. i I ■y Mrs. Joyce Jay Mr. Robert Dingman FOUR principals AND THEIR DEPENDABLE HELPFUL 90 The fearsome four. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Elem, Penny Bctchcr, l.ois Curtis, and Jean Lewis. Dr. Throop's secretary, Mrs. Curtis types on. There's one group at Everett that's here first in the morning and is the last to leave at night. That group is our office secretaries. The fearsome and fabulous four that run the office smooth and efficient are Penny Betcher, Lois Curtis, Phyllis Elem, and Jean Lewis. secretaries WORK TO MAKE EVERETT 1. WE WOULD LIKE ' 91 Mrs. Schray, the clinic nurse is all smiles while on the job. ) ) ) Business manager, Mrs. Yencich here, keeping busy. In our schools kitchen, Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Middleton set about to get things ready for lunch. Cafeteria ladies, LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW, Neva Reinke, JoAnne Gibson, MaryBeth Pardo, Dorothy Scdcrquist, Isabelle Wilson, BACK ROW, Doris Graham, Georgia Brown, Joyce Gibbs, Margaret Flmme, Alice Hannahs, Doris Middleton, OF OUR behind the scene WORK 92 Mrs. Look attending to her duties in the attendance office. A part of the staff that really helps our school is the cafeteria workers, the clinic nurse, our business manager, Mrs. Yencich, Mrs. Look, attendance official, and the custodians. These staff members derserve many thanks for all their service to Everett. Under the direction of Mrs. Pardo, our deitician, the cafeteria ladies prepare our breakfast in the morning and they fix two different hot lunches during third and fourth lunches. A lady that should be greatly appreciated is our clinic nurse, Mrs. Schray. Mrs. Yencich, our business manager is a lady with a hard job. Her jobs include, helping the sophomore, junior, and seniors treasures with their accounts. And of course our custodians; these are the guys who keep the school clean and orderly. The custodians are lead by Don Hendry. Our custodians, FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT Sam Felicia, and Ron Lord. BACK, Sam Wilson, and Don Hendry. WORKERS IX) WHAT THEY DO BEST EIGHT HOURS A DAY, FORTY-FIVE HOURS A WEEK AND SOMETIM 93 Student secretaries to Mrs. Jay arc Terry Helferich and Debbie Campbell. ) ) ■ ) ) Lynn Bollcy, Linda Pombier, Kim Cashman and Koleen Kiwala, seated, ready and able to assist Mr. Ding-man. Leaning on the office counter are, FROM FRONT TO BACK, Teri Hooper, Anita McGuire, Evonne Carter, Martha Hardin, Faye Moore, Sherri Mcllcn, Sharon Spurbeck, Duwayna Ryckman, Darcie Huiskens, Jackie Harris and Laurie Lindsey. ) Janet Gray working beautifully as an office secretary. Janet Gray sitting pretty as a student secretary taking a break. „sr.secretaries. HAS LOST HIS 94 The counselors we have here at Everett are all fine, dedicated people. These six counselors are always ready and willing to help you work out your problems dealing with your grades, your classes, and getting information for the ACT and the PSAT tests. They can answer most all of your questions, or at least try their best to, and also help you with problems outside of school. We are very grateful to all of them. We also have seven Career counselors located in the Career Center across from the main office. They will help you plan your future such as which classes you should take for the field of work you are interested in. They can also supply you with information al out the Armed Forces and have many different books containing information on the college or colleges of your choice which you can take and look at,. Be sure to stop in if you need help with your future. PICTURED FROM LEFT: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Clark, Mr. Mead Not pictured: Mr. Lopez, Mr. Camble, Mr. Shippey STANDING, FROM LEFT: Mr. Dannecker, Mrs. McGuire, Mr. Conley SITTING, FROM LEFT: Mrs. Autrey, Mrs. Rudd, Mrs. Edwards HELP THE SCHOOLS counselors OUT IN MANY WAYS. THE 95 Tammy Spalding and Char William get Tim Keney ready for his mug shot. What do you think of when you hear the word library? Books? Then you are only half right. Did you know that besides books the library also has films, filmstrips records, magazines-old and new, newspapers and paperbacks. And the A. V. Dept, has the equipment to help you use these materials. The library is open all day including lunch hours. Lunch hours are a time for you to visit the library on your own, without class or permit, and check out the materials in the library. Ms. Monaghan- Asst. Librarian Mrs. Cross- Head Librarian TODAY. ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PARTS OF OUR LIVES IS commu % Debbie Campbell makes a point . . . . . . As the Speech class listens and evaluates. Mr. Stroup is the fearless leader of the Speech class at Everett. Speech is offered third hr. and is a popular class here. Talking is a very important part of our lives and Speech teaches you how to speak correctly in front of people without getting nervous. Mrs. Fernandez teaches first year Spanish here at Everett. Although only first year Spanish is offered students can take advanced courses at AIC. Conversation is emphasized in first year Spanish and the class is taught in Spanish Many students should take at least one year of foreign language for college requirements and Spanish is one of the most useful languages in America today. Spanish class is small but exciting. Mrs. Fernandez teaches the day's lesson. nication AND HERE AT EVERETT WE’RE INVOLVED IN JUST THAT M 97 BELOW-Mr. Wilson points out the more interesting points of a brochure to some students. ABOVE RIGHT-Mr. Davis illuminates U. S. History. ABOVE-Mr. Pioszak socializes with Jeff Steam and Judy Walker. ERE WILL BE A MEETING FOR ALL social science 98 ABOVE-Mr. Faulkner shows students how an Indian Pueblo stacks up. ABOVE RIGHT-Mr. Bauer and Ken Sailor study comic strips. BELOW-Mr. Fox takes time out to explain a point. The Social Science department classes consisted of U. S. History, World History, American Indian History, American Government, Economics, Sociology, Psychology, and Human Relations. The fantastic teachers who taught these classes were Mr. Bauer, Mr. Dachtler, Mr. Davis, Mr. Faulkner, Mr. Fox, Mr. Holland, Mr. Pioszak, Mr. Stroup, Mr. Webster, Mr. Whitmore and Mr. Wilson. In these classes students learned all about the past, the present, and the future. They also learned to understand human behavior better. TEACHERS TO NIGHT AFTER SCHOOL THE TOPIC HOW TO CONTROL YOUR TEMPER IN CLASS; 99 Everett is fortunate to have such a fine English department which is headed by Anne Keller -man. There are many interesting and rewarding courses offered. For those who are journalistically inclined, there are two such classes offered. One, in which you work on the fabulous Everett Archives, and another in which you work on the school newspaper, the Everett Today. There are also reading classes, where you can improve your speed and comprehension; and literature classes where you study about such authors as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Composition and Reading for Pleasure are also offered. So, you see, there's an English class for everyone's interests and needs. . KELLERMAN, THE HEAD FOR THE english DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR oo CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT; Mr. Stroup giving assistance to Bob Rogowski; Mr. Hackett instructing two of his students; Archives is always hard at work; Cathy Taylor and Kathy Morrison discussing a problem concerning yearbook; clowning around with Mr. Heins. IS ASKING ALL TEACHERS WHO ARE IN HER DEPARTMENT TO RETURN ALL BOOKS ON GRAMMER AM 101 Our boa constructor is one of many biological specimins. Here lie wraps with Mr. Bowers. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics is what the science department is all about. In Biology students do many interesting laboratory experiments so they can learn more about the characteristics of different plants and animals. Everett’s Chemistry students learn how to bond chemicals and how to determine certain chemical reactions. They also do experiments with chemicals, too learn more about certain household products. The Physics classes investigate the ideas of motion, forces, and energy. They also do in-depth studies of the concepts of atomic and nuclear physics. AS BEEN REPORTED THAT ZEUS, MR. BOWER PET SNAKE IN HIS science 102 Everett’s math classes not only teach students how to apply math to everyday in life, but they also prepare students for college and the business world. Students realize just how important math is to them and their future, so the math classes are quite poplar here at Everett. Students can take math classes from Basic Math on up to Algebra Four and Trigonmetry, here at Everett. If students want to continue their mathematical studies they may continue to take more math at The Academic Interest Center. .ASS HAS ESCAPED. HE WAS LAST SEEN ON THIRD FLOOR IN ■ % M % CLASSES The Driver's Education Department is taught by two very fine teachers: Mr. Tony Angel and Mr. Ted Shandor. This course helps to develop the students driving skills and techiques. The students experience adequate abilities in room, range and the road. This is a one credit course and consists mostly of sophomores and juniors. SIGNED UP FOR drivers e d. THIS YEAR, YOU MAY WISH YOU 104 Students listen, while Mr. Ridley shows them a class diagram. Mr. Ridley, hard at work, trying to teach his class a lesson. As most of you know, there is a Practical Law course offered here at Everett. This class mostly deals with: Learning Criminal Law, Juvenile Law, Family and Consumer's Law. The students that entered this class are also learning the students rights, what right each student has. This is a great course and the students love it. VOULD HAVE TAKEN practical law 105 •TT'S home economics 106 Child Care: just kidding around. Teacher-Mrs. Woody Home Economics is a department with a lot of different faces. Courses offered for both boys and girls include Foods, Family Living, Clothing and Textiles, Child Care, Home Management, Consumers Ed. and Comprehensive Home Economics. Comprehensive is one of the least known courses of the many offered and also one of the best. It gets involved in every aspect of Home Economics including all courses offered here at Everett plus Outdoor Cooking, Leisure Activities, Health and Indoor Outdoor Gardens. Teachers for the Home Economics Department are Mrs. Woodland and Mrs. Reist. )EPT. IS EXCITING AND INTERESTING FOR BOTH GUYS AND GIRLS. SO, IF YOU LIKE TO COOK, SEW, 107 Miss Funkc helps student with her typing. Miss Wear looks on as her students type their assignment. The business Ed. classes this year are: Typing 1 and 2, this class is good for anyone to take. Secretarial block, for persons interested in becoming secretaries. Clerical Intensified Program, teaches you office practice skills. Cooperative classes, which are part-time work and you get school credits for it. And Bookkeeping 1 and 2, which shows students how to record financial transactions. All these classes are good for people not only going straight into the business world, but also good for people who plan on attending college. These are good future classes. NG, SECRETARIAL, bus. CLERICAL, CO-OP BOOKKEEPING, ELECT 108 The Vocational Ed. classes here at Everett can help you plan the right future for you. If you're interested in Electronics, Auto Mechanics, Wood-shop, Drafting, or Graphics you'll surely be interested in signing up for one of the super Vocational Ed. classes. These classes are: Electronics taught by Mr. Legg, Auto Mechanics taught by Mr. Nystrom, Woodshop taught by Mr. Vaughn, Drafting taught by Mr. Combs and Graphic Arts taught by Mr. Wonn. • ir. Wonn assisting Dave Thomas in home films. IONICS, AUTO MECHANICS, voc. ed. WOODSHOP, DRAFTING, GRAPHICS 109 This year’s band has the best potential any previous Everett band has shown in a long time.” — Mr. Clemens, This reflects the year for the Everett Viking Band. From the cold football Friday nights when you're down by 20 points, to the hot uncomfortable gym during basketball season, the band is always there to build up the spirit. The band represents our school in many parades and events in our community. They also perform in many school concerts. All of their time and energy is rewarded at the end of the year with a trip. FOURTH ROW-FROM LEFT: Mark Watkins, Darby Pitts, Jeanne Bivens, Karen Dunaitis, Craig Munson, Jennifer Bew-lcy, Deanna Nichols, Gaylord Hernandez, Marty Feuss, Cathy McGuire, Paula Purcell, Dan Hernandez, James Jones, Rod Alcshirc, Francine Millet, Charlene Sherman, Jeri Bivens, Janet Claggett, Scott Dillsworths, Ray Beard. THIRD ROW: Michelle Newman, Theresa Baley, Amy Lawrence, Paige Pitts, Jamie Gebhardt, Diane Mitchell, Diane Deming, Jon Goodrich, Jay Briggs, Mark Wilson, Todd Kosloski, Kathy Challender, Kim McKenncy, Vickie Swan, Alesia Cannon, Teresa Narodoweic. SECOND ROW: Mark Fcldpausch, Jay Challender, Darin Larner, Bruce Stuckman, Lindsey White, Dwayne Manns, BobDeweesc, Steve Austin, Tony Hill, Damon Voeller, Tim Gavin, Steve Avelleyra, Susan Rice, Julie Ray, Doug Jones, Vickie Rayl, Mr. Clemens. FIRST ROW: Cliff Walker, Sheri Stine, Carol Lawrence, Mike Duncan, Dan Abood, Jammic French, Roy Halliburton, Mike Fockler, Alan Jackson, Bryan Leek, Cheryl Richardson, Steve Ward, Bob Keifer. FRONT: Ellen Austin, Connie Foote, Mary Long. Majorettes: Connie Foote, Ellen Austin and Mary Long pose with Drum Majors: Cliff Walker and Bob Keifer. i - MD NEW FORMATIONS SPARK band PERFORMANCES AND OUR CO LORI t I , 1ST ROW--FROM LEFT: Debbie Simzak, Vcmcllc Town- Beal (co-captain), Kari Stevens, Patti Rayl. 4TH ROW--scnd, Jan Donaldson. 2ND ROW-- Antionettc Harris, Bcata Ceballos, Sheryl Rice. Not Pictured are: Jean Paula Henley, Valerie Thompson, Julie Nichols. 3RD Cascaddan and Rosemary Robbins. ROW--Debbie Felzke, Kristy Ferguson (captain), Kim The Vikettes are a performing pom-pom squad who work with the marching band. Try outs were held in the spring and 16 girls were chosen. The Vikettes show their skills at half time during the football and basketball seasons. They add color and variety to the program with their vitality. The band also thinks they’re an asset and enjoys working with them. I'm really proud of their progress. They really attribute a lot to the school with their devotion, discpline and their ability. --Mrs. Sprecher, The 76-77 Vikettes take time out from a busy practice to pose for the camera Vikette Advisor .- PI RITED vikettes HELP MAKES HALFTIME MORE ENJOYABLE I OR i V The dance classes here at Everett are taught by Mrs. Sprech-er. Her classes include dance exercise, ballet technique even jass and modern dance. Dance may be taken by anyone. They offer dance one for the beginner or dance two for the more advance dancer; which requires the permission of the instructor. This year they performed the Christmas concert, and two concerts of their own. U i ■ i i ,UDES THE DANCE CLASSES WHO dance SO GRACEFULLY TO THE MUSIC OF 12 BACK ROW John Sperbeck, Nick Nelson, Cheryl Mc-Kinch, Mike Henley, Rob Harrison, Lindsey White, Mr. Clemens MIDDLE ROW Rob Aleshire, Bert Dean, Cliff Walker, Mark Watkins, Bob Keifer, Creg Munson, Jamie Ccbhcrt, Damon Voller, FRONT ROW Steve Ward, Kathy Challcnder, Francicn Millet, Charlene Shermen, Jeanne Bivens, Jay Briggs THE stage band UMP PAPA UMP PAPA HOW WELL THEY PL. The stage band is starting it's third year here at Everett, which is under the direction of Mr. Clemens. They performed in the Lans ing area and at functions here at home. They have been successful in capturing the hearts of many audiences here at Everett; as well in the Lansing area. They help promote pep and spirit at the basketball games. Also the stage band ranks high on the list in the Performing Arts Department. John Spcrbcck concentrates so hard on a new piece of music ” ■ y Instrument L to R- Burce Stuckman, Mark Feldspauch, Janet Claggett, Steve Rosnozksi, Alan Jackson. First Group- Jodi Amston, Keith Sergent, Moncia Burkholder, Tim Beers, Marcia Kostrzewski. Second Group Leroy Anderson, Debbie Richards, Ron Fulger, Steve Hampton, Melinda Strothers, Steve Avelleyra. Third Group- Mary Montgomery, Tod Kosloski, Patty Sanders, Kevin Briese, Pam Putman. Dancing in rhythm. Mr. Carter doing his favorite thing. The Everett Chorale is a bright and talented group of young people. They perform all over the state in churches, different schools, conventions and hospitals. The main events are the Chorale Extravaganza and the Christmas Spectacular. The Extravaganza is the only performance they do for the public. Lets wish them good luck in the future. THE OUTSTANDING EVERETT chorale HAS JUST FINISHED THEIR PER 114 FIRST ROW: Karen BeVier, Kristy Ferguson, Margaret Ludkte, Diane Larson, Diane Hagdorn Janet Snell, Paula Henley, Candy Church. SECOND ROW: Barb Norton, Lori Blondshinc, Carol Hueber, Annette Harris, Melinda Struthers, Lisa Korn, Diane Fox, Sandy Royal, Cindy Fortin. THIRD ROW: Scott Dillswirth, Joe Ouick, Mark Feldspauch, Mike Powell, Leroy Anderson, Steve Roznowski. FOURTH ROW: Tim Beers, Mike Cambell, Dale Sutton, Steve Hampton, Ken Bailey, Ed Bennet, Mario Larreatgui, Ron Fulger, Nick Nelson. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Schrier, Renee Head, Pam Putman, Tammy Wheelock, Jill Whiles, Debbie Burms. SIXTH ROW: Duwayne Rickman, Yvonne Davis, Marilyn Hobrala, Lisa Dunn, Penny Denison, Mary Johnstone, Beth Haroff, Becky Dodge. BACK ROW: Ann Bums, .Angela Metzger, Sue DeVinney Carol Huebner, Shawn Hadad, Kathy Simmons, Lisa Dunn, Beth Cochran FRONT ROW: Linda Cary, Kelly Connell, Sharon Roznowski, Lisa Hanson, Diane Dudley. 7ORMANCE. singing groups WHO W There are three different singing groups here at Everett; Choir, Jazz Ensemble and Chorus. They perform in the Christman Spectacular and also along with the Chorale. They are a bright and talented group of kids. Lets keep them throats clear! FRONT ROW: Duwayne Rickman, Cindy Ungmen, Karen Bcvier, Janet Snell BACK ROW: Yvonne Davis, Brian Dodge, John Wilkins, Rhonda Brandell, Gail Mackenzie. 115 Student teachers? What are student teachers? Student teachers are students from colleges who come to Everett to have a chance to teach while they go to school to become teachers. Mr. Ron Whitmore is their fearless leader. He assigns them to a certain class and then they all get together and discuss with other teachers how to handle classroom problems and students. During the first semester of school we had eight student teachers. Their names are: Mrs. Cusack, Mrs. Lemke, Mrs. Gayon, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Thursby, Mr. Jarvis and Mr. Anderson. All of these student teachers had to leave Everett on Nov. 19. We all hated to see them go, but many of them said they'd be coming back soon to see us. Student teachers gather around at lunch for a discussion. Perm. Subs. Permanent Substitutes Jim Hunt and Laura Siebold. Every high school has to have permanent subsitutes and here at Everett we have two of the finest. Their names are Mr. Jim Hunt and Ms. Laura Siebold. This is Ms. Siebolds first year at Everett but this is Mr. Hunts second year. Some of the things that a permanent subsitute has to do is take over a classroom when a teacher must be excused, or if the teacher is ill for the day. Jim Hunt and Laura Siebold not only help teach but they both help coach a sport here at Everett. Jim Hunt is the J.V. Wrestlers coach and Laura Siebold is the J.V. Girls Basketball coach. Laura Siebold is also a diving coach for many of the Lansing schools. student teachers 116 Future teachers and their leader. TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr Holland, Randy Hardman, Tom Matt, Jim Thomas, Scott Jarrad, Denise Andrews, Crystal Gearhart, Lisa Hakenjos, Vickie Rahl, Jackie Fitzpatrick, Jeannie Flowers, Sue Smith, Julie Williams, Jean Piotrowicz, Julie Anspaugh, Robin Premo. Future teachers is a program here at Everett that Mr. Holland leads. This program is for students who have a desire in teaching and who are more advanced in a certain classroom. Some students help teach at elementary schools, some junior high and some senior high. In a classroom they give help to the students and help the teachers out by correcting papers or running errands. future teachers 117 Gym students on the gridiron. Girls get in on the football act also. Mr. Webb shows Jackie Fifcpatrick a few of the Everett trophies. The Physical Ed. dept, here at Everett is headed by Mr. Boss. There are classes for boys and girls, also a variety of different activities. The classes are taught by a number of teachers. In the boys Phys. Ed. the teachers are, Mr. Boss, Mr. Powers and Mr. Po-lohnski. The girls are taught by Mrs. Pettit, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Cramer. The activities in Phys. Ed. expand to all areas of sports such as softball, football, basketball, etc. The students not only learn the basic fundementals for the sports but also have fun and get in good shape in the process. There is a sports prep class second hour in which students may prepare for a certain sport in which they are involved. This class is taught by all the male teachers, Mrs. Pettit and Ms Cramer. There is one Co-ed gym class which is taught by Mrs Johnson. Both boys and girls can take this class and compete against each other. LIKE A BUNCH gym CLASS IS LIKE A ZOO WHERE ALL THE 118 Brian Vollmer shows technique of air ball to Dan Arwood. Anne Johnson's softball clinic. Scott Jarrad preparing to miss slam shot from J. Boss. That'll never score two. STUDENTS AT EVEKEI I HIGH GO TO UNWIND WHILE HAVING FUN. TEACHERS, THEMSELVES GOTh 119 Alice Berry and Tama Tuttle enjoy lunch. Hamburgers, French Fries, Tacos, Tuna Noodle Cassarole, Pass the Alka Seltzer PLEASE. Although it is said that the food here at Everett is good, anyone who is old enough to drive and has a car or knows someone who does, goes with their friends to Mac’s, Arby’s or Burger King. If you're not one of the lucky ones you can always go to the cafeteria for good music and to socialize with friends or even to eat. Here are a few candid comments about the the cafeteria and their food: Cathy Franklin: I wouldn't feed my dog what they serve in the cafeteria. Mike Cronkright: In the 3 years I’ve been here I've never eaten in the cafeteria and I never will! Janice Parks: HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA Dave Harris: It's like the Kiss of Death!! Kim Healy: NO COMMENT. Lisa Laatsch: The food is OK but the cafeteria is messy. Terri Brown: McDonalds is my kind of place. Ken Sailor: In the 3 years I've been here I’ve eaten the hot lunch twice and that was more than enough. Diane Fox: I'd rather go out for lunch any day. Connie Foote: Anything is better than here! ♦ ; YOU'VE GOT THE MUNCHIES AND YOU REALLY WANNA CHOW, COME ON INTO EVERETT'S 120 nchroom FOR THE TREAT OF YOUR LIFE. OF COURSE YOU CAN C 121 To know Art is to love it. Here at Everett we have the finest art department any school could possibly have. The Everett art department is also lucky to have two fine art teachers like Mr. Douglas McNitt and Mr. Howard Neely. Mr, McNitt and Mr. Neely offer many exciting and different art classes such as Ceramics Painting and Drawing, and Art Survey just to name a few. Each class is very different from the others, but if you're not sure what you're interested in you should take Art Survey. Art Survey is a class that touches on a little bit of everything. Try Art you just might like it. • STUDENTS HERE AT EVERETT EXPRESS CREATIVITY IN art CLASSES AND IN 122 Mrs. Phillips shows how cooking is fun. Our Special Education students are lucky to have two of the finest teachers to be found anywhere. Mrs. Karen Phillips and Mr. Bill Harry again headed up Everett’s Special Education department. Mrs. Phillips and Mr. Harry take a special interest in each student they teach and they try to work with each student individually. Mrs. Phillips teaches the old high school basics like Reading and Arithmetic. Also Mrs. Phillips teaches a class in foods and how to prepare them. Mr. Harry teaches the shop classes, a student can work on almost anything he or she wishes. Mr. Harry also teaches a class in Social Problems and American Government. Along with these classes, a student can take Drivers Education if he or she qualifys. In Drivers Education, students not only learn how to drive, but they learn the fundamentals of an automobile engine as well. All this knowledge helps to prepare students for the future. (ABOVE AND BELOW) Law Seminar is such an exciting class that Mr. Ridleys students rush over to listen to him. (ABOVE RIGHT) Mr. Ridley and a student in thought. SHORT WAY DOWNTOWN IN LANSING, a.i.e. SITS. IT IS HERE WHERE STUDENTS 124 (ABOVE) In German class students enjoy a tasty meal. (BELOW) Secretary Mrs. Louise Clark in action. (ABOVE) Mr. Humphrey! ! ! (BELOW) Everett's foreign exchange students eat heartely. Educational, excitement, and fun are just a few of the words that describe the Academic Interest Center. At the A. I. C. high school students from all over Lansing can take classes which are not offered at their own school. If these students need a ride to and from the A. I. C., they may ride a school bus. 125 FROM ALL OF LANSING'S HIGH SCHOOLS COME TO LEARN FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND- Elinor Autrey Counselor Arthur Baker Mathematics Ted Bauer Social Studies Charles Bowers Science, Cross Country Coach Edith Bradford Child Care Frances Byrd Counselor Chris Carter Doug Clark LcRoy Clemens Vocal Music Vocational Band, Stage Band Audrey Cross Library Media Ctr. Harold Dachtlcr Social Studies Richard Danncc-kcr Counselor Sam Davis Social Studies, Wrestling Coach, Jr. Advisor Marjorie Edwards Counselor John Combs Industrial Arts, Football and Basketball scorer Robert Conley Counselor DeAnn Cramer Girls Phys. Ed., Gymnastics Coach James Faulkner English, History, Yearbook Advisor THE ARCHIVES STAFF IS ASKING ALL faculty MEMBERS TO GET THEIR 12b Regina Fernandez Spanish George Fox Social Studies, Vars. Basketball Coach Kristina Funke Business Lois Gannon Reading Con-sulta nt Russell Gibbs Vocational Mcrrit Gilliland Science John Hackctt English Diane Hall English, Newspaper Advisor Bill Harry Special Education Irene Havens English Harold Heins English John Holcomb Mathematics Patrick Holland Social Studies, Golf Coach Dirk Horton Science William Humphrey Science, German Robert Ingcrsoll English Anne Johnson Girls Phys. Ed. Girls Basketball Coach Richard Johnson Business PICTURES RETAKEN FOR THE REASON THAT SO MANY HAVE MATURED SINCE LAST YEARS AND ITS 127 Anne Kellerman English Hugh Mead Vocational Advisor Angelo Lopez Vocational Education Co-Ordinator Mary Mohaghan Library Debra Malachowski English Howard Neely Art Doug McNitt Art Don Nofzinger Science Edward Nystrom Auto Mechanics Sharon Pettit Girls Phys. Ed Cheerleading Coach Karen Phillips Special Education William Pioszak Social Studies Ron Pohlonski Social Studies, Swim Team Coach Paul Powers Boys Phys. Ed. Football Coach Audrey Reist Roger Ridley Home Economics Social Studies Theda Rudd Counselor Ted Shandor Myron Smith Karen Sprecher Driver Education English Dance, Vikettes ONE OF EVERETT'S faculty MEMBERS HAS BROKENTH} ’AMEF 128 James Stroup English, Speech, Soph. Advisor Dawn Wear Business Jenncll Townsend Business Charles Vaughn Wood shop Dona Ida Warner Business William Webb Boys Phys. Ed. Athletic Director Harris Webster Social Studies, Tennis Coach John Weeks English Bruce Willis Vocational Education, Mathematics, English Judie Woodland Home Economics DURING PICTURE RETAKES; WE WILL NOT MENTION DR. THROOPS NAME OR EVEN TELL YOU IT WAS 129 SENIORS SENIORS . . . I L 1 f SENIORS . . Steven A bent Jesse M. Aquire Randy N. Akers Roger L. Akright Ray D. Aleshire Marcia Alexander John E. Atanasoff Kenneth W. Axtell Connie A. Atwell Steven L. Austin Brian D. Allen Lori L. Allison Julie M. Alspaugh LeRoy W. Denise L. Daniel T. Arwood Anderson Andrews Senior Officers: Teri Brown, Donna Rivet, Pam Rogers, Cathy Taylor, and Senior class advisor Mr. Glenn Brian T. Backus Eunice D. Bailey Laura A. Bair Anita M. Barker Phillip J. Barnard David A. Barncard Patrick D. Barett Kathy R. Bauer Bernadett F. Kelly S. Bayes Kimberly A. Beal Brian V. Behovitz Bautista Leslie J. Bell Roxanne Benson Alice F. Berry Rebecca S. Ellen Blackwell Jonathan N. Blake Biergans Priscilla Blank Thomas Blancke Lynda L. Blink Michael W. Bohr Sonya L. Bollcy Craig A. Bowersox Carol L. Bradley Mary E. Briseno Julie A. Brotherton Robert B. Browm Terri S. Brown Darlene P. Bruner Lon L. Buckingham Pamela J. Bunker Geradine L. Byrne Belinda F. Cage Debrorah L. Julie A. Carmack Donna C. Carson Jean E. Cascaddan Kim Cashman Gregory Campbell Chadwell Kathy M. Sharic L. Cheadle Colleen A. Cherry Ricardo F. Phillis M. Clark Rebecca L. Clark Challendcr Cipicchio JoAnn R. Cole David S. Coleman David C. Colister Thomas C. eleven Cheryl A. Clevenger Eibert R. Combs John Connell Jeffrey L. Cousins Cindy L. Coven Diane R. Coven Paul T. Cooper James S. Corey Julie A. Conrad Patricia V. Conrad David H. Cooper Jennifer K. Davis Kim E. Davis Yvonne L. Davis Paul L. Dawson Jack A. Dean Joel L. Dean Susan M. DcVinney Ronald R. Denesuk Thomas L. Dennison Quitman Dickerson Michelle R. Doerr Donna J. Doll Cynthia J. Doyle Cynthia L. Sarah A. Drayton Thomas L. Drolctt Kenneth E. Dudley Draheim Vannessa M. Dunckle Timothy Dunham Daniel R. Durbin Kathleen R. Early Daniel L. Earls Robin T. Edgar Thomas G. Farnsworth Margaret A Farmer Sally M. Ellsworth Ronald T. Embry John A. Fata Jane E. Fccley Diana M. Feguer Mark Feldpausch Kristy Ferguson Christine Feuss Joseph J. Filko William S. Fitzgerald Jacklyn Fitzpatrick Theresa M. Flores JeanincM. Flower Steven T. Floyd Kandy K. Focklcr Ronald R. Foorman Constance J. Kimberly L. Edith E. Foster David M. Fournier Diane K. Fox Cathryn S. Foote Foreman Franklin William French April Fries Jessie L. Fry Stephen D. Fuller Tamara M. Gallimore Isreal G. Gamble 139 Patrick E. Green Russell A. Linda A. Gregson Kitty L. Groh Jimmy M. Mark E. Guilford Greenhoe Guardiola Jennifer L. Custon Delfino Guzman Usa G. Hakenjos Dale E. Hall Ann D. Hamilton Steven D. Hampton Carl A. Hansen Phillip L. Hansens Randall C. Patrick J. Antionette Harris David P. Harris Hardman Harrington Carol L. Harrison Kim J. Harshman Dean E. Hartley Lynn Hartman Timothy S. Sidney S. Hastings Bonnie L. Hayhoe Deborah E. Bruce J. Hazel Kimberly K. Hartman Haynes Healev Terri A. Helferich Douglas C. Hellems Beth G. Henderson Brian S. Hershberger George D. Hethom Paula K. Hill Julie A. Hines Charles C. Hinton Denise A. Hobrla Terri L. Hooper Monika I. Horenberg Kim S. Howe Denise F. Huddleson JaimieP. Darcie A. Huisken Russell L. Hunt Larry D. Hunter Brenda F. Hyde Brian C. Hyde Huffman 142 Alan W. Jackson Linda C. Jackson Reggie Jackson Tammy N. Jakeway Darryl L. James Emily K. James Brian L. Kccfcr Robert J. Keifer Sherry A. Kelley Ronald A. Kelly Vickie Kenyon Karen L. Kesling Kimberly K. Brian Kost Marcia K. Korroch Kostrzewski 143 Brenda J. Kramer Brad A. Krause Lisa A. Laatsch Henry Lambracht Elaine A. Julie Larson Lampman Linda J. Larson Carol J. Timothy S. John C. Leland Tina L. Charles Lewis Lawrence Lawrence Le lineman Duane J. Lietzke Lori J. Lindsey Bonnie Linn Lary L. Lintcmuth Fred Long Mark E. Long Timothy P. Rachel Lopez Susan L. Lorenzen Daniel L. Margaret A. Lawrence F. Lynch Looney Loszewski Ludtke Sharon Mackey James W. Maine BradM. Marble Urban S. Marine Elizabeth Marr Thomas F. Matt Don't walk in front of me-I may not follow. Don't walk behind me-I may not lead. Carol L. Maurer Cheryl L. Maurer Sharon L. McCarty Katherine Diane M. Anita M. McClain McFarlane McGuire Walk beside me- And just be my friend. 145 Mary M. Kim L. Cheryl McKinch Casey T. Bryan P. Medler Rebecca J. Mee McGuire McKcnny McNamara Sherri A. Mellen Karen A. Merrill Edmund G. Beatrice Miller Raymond G. Steven J. Miller Milekovich Miller William J. Miller Lola M. Million Diane M. Milmine Anna S. Mitchell Dennis G. Herman Mitchell Mary Mitchell Debra A. Morgan Mitchell Kathleen A. Morrison Phillip V. Morrow Wendy L. Morrow Craig A. Munson Steven R. Mumv Daniel L. Myers David E. Myers Teri L. Nabb Billie J. Nestcll Patricia A. Nicholas Julie A. Nichols Ronald D. Norris Barbara L. Norton Robert M. Novello Steven M. James J. Nussbnum O'Connor Kimberly K. Patricia A. Oliver Jeffrey A. Orler Nancy F. Orlcr Michael W. Orr lori A. Osmcr Joseph Overton Linda K. Parker Janice L. Parks Theodore W Patino Rita M, Patino Pamela J. Parks Jennie L. Parsons Jackie A. Pena Jean M. Piotrowicz Alberta L Pettifor Joan R. Pohl Danny R. Polihonki Anthony Peatros 48 Cydnay G. Pollack Linda A. Pombier Carolyn J. Porter Kimberly Powell Carols. Power Terry L. Powers James M. Pratt Robin D. Prevo Tamara J. Price Michael L. Prince Teresa A. Pulicc Pamela D. Putman Stanley Quinncy Dennis M. Radcmachcr Antoinctt Rahme Ronald R. Rakus Matthew M. Tammy J. Julie J. Ray Vivki A. Rayl Randall Ranshaw Cay M. Raymond Barbara L. Reamer Steven L. Reed Susan M. Reitz DeanR. Cynthia M. Rice Remington 19 Kathy J. Rogers Pamela L. Rogers Sandra J. Royal Kenneth M. Duwayna S. Timothy R. Ryder Kenneth Sailor Lori L. Sandcfer Rutledge Ryckman Brenda L. Sanders Vicki L. Schneider Kathleen A Sanders Janies B. Sartor Margaret Schmidt Ronda M. Risch Donna M. Rivet Darryl L. Roby Holly J. Roche Robert J. Roche Beverly A. Scott Vickie S. Scutt Michael G. James R. Shaft Phillis Shaub Charlene F. Shafley Sherman Deborah K. Gregory A. Smith Susan E. Smith Davis A. Simzak Snoeyink Barbara J. Soderberg Gregory C. Marty Somervill Karen E. Sorrow Somervill Tammy J. David K. Sproul Spalding Sharon K. Eric C. Staab Karl C. Frank J. Stauffer Jeffrey L. Stearns Wilfred M. Spurbeck Staggemeier Steinbart 151 Lesa M. Stctlcr Kari L. Stevens William H. Strong Bruce Stuckman Jay M. Sturk Melinda K. Suit Mark A. Swan Kallard F. Sweet Rex D. Roy D. Steven Sylvertooth John A. Tabor Swindlehurst Swindlehurst Rhonda G. Taggart Catherine J. David C. Taylor Jennifer K. Taylor Wendy J. Terberg Tangulia Tharp David J. Thomas James A. Thomas Karen M. Thomas Richard I. Cindy Timmrcck Carmen Torres Thompson Annette Cindy L. Trayer Joey L. Trentham Sheilane L. Wendell Tama A. Tuttle Townsend Trentham Trowbridge Sally S. Upp William L. Vanderley Donna J. VanHom Kaija L. Vataja Rosanne K. Vide Brian P. Vollmer Todd A. Walker Douglas G. Ward Steven P. Ward Scott Warriner Regina D. Wasson Judith Waterman class of seventy seven o 2 W Mark R. Watkins Angela A. Watts Teri Brown laughs as Jackie Fitz and Sue Upp tell her Milk and cookie's get us high Cheryl D. Watts Brian G. Welsh Sandra K. Wheaton Tammie M. Wheclock Jillanc Whitecraft JayC. Wickman James P. Whitacrc Mark A. White Lori J. Wildren Twyla D. Wilkins Brenda M. Gregory D. Julie Williams Williams Williams ABOVE LEFT: ' 'Vcmelle Townsend, what do you think you are, a FOXY lady?'1 BELOW MIDDLE: Come on Patti and Caroline let Vicki in on the joke. BELOW MIDDLE RIGHT: Sticking together thick through thin thats Barry and Brain. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Carter gets into his own wonderful music. BOTTOM RIGHT: Steve and Melinda paint posters vigorously as an artist would a painting. 156 CLOCKWISE: Lee Ann Fleetham works busy as a bee on her term paper(ha, ha). Chorale members timing up for a performance. Beth, Tammy, and Kim set out their lunches and are now ready to dig in. Mike Bohr believes 1 'Milk is a natural''. Melinda Struthers believes ' 'bPO is a natural''. 157 158 Varsity Cheerleaders perform Yield Mount during their night time performance at U.S.C.A. Competition. The 1976-77 Varsity Basketball Squad had a hard and rewarding year. They started off by taking 6 ribbons for cheerleading and mount skills, a ribbon for pom pon routine, and a ribbon for skit performance. All this lead to the success of a 1st. place National Trophy at U.S.C.A. Camps All American. This 1st. place trophy entitled them to compete in the Grand National Championships with 96 other champion squads throughout the United States. The U.S.C.A. Grand National Cheerleading Competition was held at the Civic Center on August 20th and 21st. The outcome of our girls was a place among the Top Twenty Cheerleading Squads in the United States and a place among the Top Ten in pom pon routine. These girls have performed at many clubs and organizations throughout the year including cheering the University of Michigan vs. Navy football game before 104,000 people on Sept. 25, 1976. These National Champion Cheerleaders are: Juniors: Martie Baker and Karen BalassOs. Seniors: Kathy Earley, Pam Parks, Lori Sandefer, Sue Smith, Cathy Taylor and Jill Whitecraft. Of course, you can't have a successful squad without having a fantastic coach, Mrs. Sharon Pettit. LEFT- Grand National Champion Cheerleaders receive plaque for ' 'Top Twenty'' Pam Parks, a cheerleader all three years here at Everett and also captain of the 1976-77 cheerleading squad, participated once again in U.S.C.A. Nationals and U.S.C.A. Grand Nationals. In the past two years Pam has received trophies for 1st place Individual Cheerleading in the U.S.C.A. Nationals, 12th runner-up Miss Teenage Cheerleader at the Martic Baker shows perfection during nighttime competition. Lori Sandefer takes time-out from a busy day for a bite to eat. Varsity Cheerleaders perform their award winning pom pon routine before many V.I.P. 's at the Lansing Towers Hotel. USCA grand Nationals, 5th place in Individual Cheerleading at M.S.U., 2nd place Individual Cheerleading at U.S.C.A. Nationals and 6th runner-up Miss Teenage Cheerleader at the U.S.C.A. Grand Nationals. Good work Pam. All of Everett sure is proud of you. Co O P P 3 P o o “O' (0 rf rf o 3 159 rMt M The juniors have shown great progress this year. With the guidance of our Junior Class Advisor, Mr. Davis, the class started out the year by electing its first male officer. It got things underway with everyone working on the fall homecoming float. The float came in second. We were together as sophomores and with our spirit and ambitions we are together as juniors. With a little more work and a little more effort next year will be better than ever. Everett lookout for the Class of Seventy-eight its the one that is going to be great! Abel, Clifford Allen, Joanne Amadi, Ndawi Anderson, Bob Anderson, Ed, Anderson, Jams Aranda, Gerard Arrcguin, Richard A thy, Teresa Austin, Ellen Avelleyra, Steve Badge, Karen SPIRITED juniors AWAIT THEIR PROMISING SENIOR YEAR FOR . 1977 Junior Class Officers: FROM 1£FT Treasurer, Patti Hibblen: Vice President, Tom Sessions; Class Advisor, Sam Davis; President, Diana Dudley; Secretary, Pam Spurgeon. Baker, Martie ■I os Bandt, David Barajas, Marielena Barbee, Louise Barks, David Barnes, Ron Barrett, Bill Barry, Chris Bashore, Debra Bates, Kirk Beard, Dale Beatty, Barbara Beavers, Ethel Beavides, Rudy Beers, Timothy Bell, Terrilyn Bennett, Ed Bennett, Jim Berg, Denise Bevard, Robert Bevier, Karen Biergans, Julie Bischoff, Scott Blair, Cindy Bivens, Jcri Boerema, Brett Bogle, Rhonda Boyic, Jim Boylan, Brian Brand, Jeff Brockwell, Carol Brown, David Brown, Pat Brown, Steve Brown, Tamara Buckingham, Steve Bunker, Richard Bunn, Karen Burkholder, Monica Bums, Diane Burtley, Patricia Bush, Susan Butler, Sharon Campbell, James Card, Dana Carr, Julie Carrasco, Rick Cary, Gina Chastinc, Jonathan Cherry, Kathy Chester, Dean Chicsa, Dave Christenson, Penny Christian, Janet Church, Brent Claggett, Janet Clark, Carol Clark, Linda Cluckey, Tammy Colbry, Russ Cooper, Patricia Conley, Dave Cousineau, Brian Cousineau, Glen Coven, Sue Cox, Joyce Croley, Sandy Cross, Regina Cuff, Kathy Cupples, Kelly Daniel, Tony Decker, Ronda Dejongh, Bill Deleon, Lisa Dcline, Sheri Dendinger, Brenda Denison, Penny Denning, Linda Denning, Paul DeVinney, Laura Deweese, Bob Dodge, Brian Donaldson, Jan Doss, Gregory Downs, Tcri Drolett, John Dudley, Diane Duncan, Phillis Dunn, Cindy 164 Earegood, Nancy Eaton, Lisa Eaton, Monica Eddy, Bruce Ellsworth, David Ellsworth, James Embry, Ulysses Essenbcrg, Lisa Eymann, Carla Felzke, Debra Feuss, Martha Fields, Bruce Fine is, Theresa Fisher, Debra Flanagan, Andy Fleetham, LeeAnn Focklcr, Mike Foltz, Pat Foorman, Carolync Foorman, Vickie Fortin, Chris Fountain, Ray Fox, Toni Franks, Max Fry, Betty Fulgcr, Ronald Funk, Ruth Gall, Loraine Gamble, Eddie Gargett, Frank Gaskill, Jack Gaukel, Barry Gaunt, Daniel Gearhart, Brian Gerard, Janinc Gerrero, Diane Gibson, Kathy Gill, Angie Gluam, Sandra Goddrich, Jon Gordon, Laurie Grades, Laura Grant, Toni Greer, Bernetta Grubb, Joy Guilbault, Gayle Gunthorp, Larry Guthrie, Kami Hackett, Randy Hall, Diane Hampton, Marilyn Hanes, Pat Hansen, Bonnie Harden, Martha Harkness, Don Harper, Amy Harper, Don Harris, Christine Harrison, Larry Harrison, Lori , Harvey, Kathrin Hathaway, Lisa Haynes, Alan Haynes, Jeff Hayward, Tammy Head, Jan Heeney, Ron Hein, Ronald Henderson, Jeff Henley, Eileen Henley, Michael Henley, Pat Hill, Toni Holley, Debbie Horn, jay House, Mark Houser, Brian Houston, Randy Joy, Patricia Julius, Robin Jupin, Jerry Kaiser, Thomas Kalush, Kelli Kane, Kerry Jenkins, Greg Johnson, Terry Johnson, Scott joncs, Bart Jones, Jeffrey Jorgensen, Roily Korpal, Pam Kosloski, Mark Kruger, Bruce Laatsch, Steve LaBarr, Rich LaHaine, Ruth -rr - Howard, Kevin Hugenot, Kris Jackson, Janice Jackson, Leo Jackson, Lucy Jakway, Linda Kulpa, Mary Kalla, Rebecca Kavanaugh, Cheri Kecnoy, Mike Kchrer, Pat Kimball, Joel Herman, Scott Hernandez, Andy Hernandez, Gaylord Hernandez, Jane Hertzfeld, Cheryl Hibblcn, Patti Lake, Delvena Lehmann, David Leland, Kelly Lenon, Carrie Lenz, Cheryl Leonard, Cass Lewis, Dennis Lietzkc, John Little, Julie Long, Bonnie Longcor, Terry Lorraine, John Mannino, Philip Maidlow, Geoff Marczynski, Mike Markham, Dave Mask, Laura Masso, Byron Matt, Jim Maxwell, Jay McNamara, Marcia Medrano, Ernie Meirndorf, Jamie Merrill, Sara Millet, Francine Mills, Jon Mills, Susan Millsap, Cynthia Mitchell, Ken Montgomery, Mary Mot check, Tammy Moyer, Rick Mulder, Lorie Norodowiec, Theresa Newman, Michelle Nichols, Deanna Noble, Caral Noble, Sherry Nordeen, Don Oberlin, Renee O'Berry, Claude O'Connor, Jeff Oliver, Deborah Olmstead, Terry Orr, Matthew Ottgen, Don Owen, Shari Parker, Scott Parker, Sharon Pearl, Antioncttc Pearson, David Pena, Robert Phillips, Cheryl Phillips, Shelton Rice, Sheryl Richard, Debbie Risper, Velma Robbins, Rosemary Robinson, Gary Rolka, Tammy Rose, Clco Rutledge, Debra Royston, Rory Sailor, Tim Salazar, Nora Sanchez, Madge Sandberg, Fred Sanders, Jeff Sanderson, Rollcn Sawyer, Marty Schaub, Jeff Serr, Rita Shafer, Randy Shaffer, Jill Shashaguay, Kim Shaw, Bill Shermoe, Bryant Simmet, Beckie Simmons, Tyrone Simons, Kathy Sipperley, Kathy Sippola, David Silvensky, Patti Smith, Leslie Smith, Randy Snocp, Nancy Sober, Clint Spurgeon, Pam Stahl, Robert St. Amour, Stan Steen, Roger Stephens, Deborah Stine, Jeff Stokes, Leon Stover, Mike Stuart, Paul Stump, Nancy Stuttman, Kurt Summerville, Lori Surgeant, Keith Swanson, Cheryl Szyszkoski, Kevin Tarbell, Gary Taylor, Juanita Tharnish, Paula Thomas, Craig Thomas, Kathy Tielking, Lloyd Toman, Victor Tomlinson, Peggy Torres, Gabriel Trapp, Caryn Trudeau, Kelly Trudeau, Patti Turner, Renae VanCamp, Rick Vanlanckcr, Jerry Vaughan, Roberta Villegas, Vera Vinton, Antonio Wakley, Dawn Walker, Cliff Ward, Brian Waters, Mark Watson, Joal Watts, Melinda Webb, Gary Weeks, James Weller, Susan Wells, Deo White, Linscy Wilkins, Randy Willaman, Steve Williams, Jeff Williams, Paula Williams, Tony Wilson, Gwen Wolcott, Dan Wood, Joseph Wreggellsworth, Ken Wright, Edward Wygant, Sandra Zdebski, Lisa Adair, Darrell Ailiaddad, Fred Arnston, Jodie Bailey, Dan Barnett, Donald Beachnau, Dana Blonshine, Lori Bokovoy, Jo Britton, Karen Brown, Ken Burmingham, Bob Bushnell, Dean Cary, Linda Christenberry, Diane Cockran, Betli Connell, Jim Connell, Kelly Doyle, Greg Fox, Tom Freeman, Randy French, Dana Gibson, Karen Gordon, Tracy Greer, Dennis Guzman, Ray Haddad, Shawn Hines, Peggy Horn, Darrly Huff, Duane Kniffen, Ron 172 Kring, Mark LaBarr, Rick Lockwood, Marcia Markham, Mark Maynard, Richard Meyers, Jeff Novello, Linda Patino, Ted Pcatros, Miro Pulice, Helen Ramon, Wendy Rosnowski, Steve Rourke, Mark Schoepke, Patricia Schmidt, Margarctt Scott, Barbera Sessions, Tom Simpson, Jerry Smith, Kathy Stcinackcr, Debra Struthcrs, Melinda Sweet, Jeff Taylor, Thersa Tellier, Penny Townsend, Vernell Travis, Brent Vanacker, Bill Walker, Tami Wardell, Marcie SOPHOMORES Sophomore class officers From Left To Right; Jolynne Downs, Secretary; Advisor: Mr. Stroup; Becky Hinman, Vice President; Diane Mitchell, President; Amy Lawercncc, Treasurer. A bent, Kelly Abood, Dan Adair, Mark Aleshire, Rod Allen, Shirly Allen, Tammy Alspaugh, Brian Anderson, Jamie Anderson, Jerry Archer, Beth Axtell, Keith Bailey, Helen Bailey, Karen Baker, Diane Baker, Jodie Baley, Theresa Barajas, Jose Bauer, Dan 176 v n!' Beach, Mark Beard, Dan Belen, Robin Berg, Sue Bergquist, Chris O z £ Q H £ pc GO H pc C C y Berry, Steve Bessette, Theresa Bevicr, Barbara Binkley, Tom Bivens, Jeanne Blackman, Faye Blank, Mike Bockes, Laurie Boerama, Shay Boettcher, Daniel Bohr, Thomas Bokovoy, Gwen Bonhan, Kevin Bonham, Steve Bonyman, Kim Boomhowcr, Glen Bosworth, Brian Bowerman, Jeff Bowser, Linda Boyd, Palma Bradley, Earl Brandell, Rhonda Brantley, Bruce Briseno, Doc Brown, Aubrey Brown, Carol Brown, Dennis Brown, James Brown, Juli Brown, Brandell Brown, Stinson Bryant, Tammy Brundagc, Jerry Bryant, Gene Bublitz, Rebecca Burchfield, Diane Burge Annett Burley, LccAnn Cage, Fonda Cambell, Mike Caac, Fonda Cannarilc, Susan Cannon, Alesia Caraway, Rick Carter, Shelly Castillo, Connie Cebalbcs, Beata Cerjantes, Laura Challender, Jay Christrian, Janice Christenson, Jerry Church, Candy Church, Todd Clark, Rosalind Cluckey, Betty Coam, Karmon Colister, David Colon, Thomas Cote, Scott Cook, Marsha Coveil, Linda Crippen, Charlotte Crowe, Angel Cupples, Jeny Curtis, Dean Daniel, Jimmy Daugherty, Linda Davenport, Violetta Davay, Sharon David, Vicki Dean, Burt Decker, Laurie 178 Decker, Lynn DeHaus, Mary DeLang, Mark Dclapaz, Timothy Dell, Tim DeLoney, Donna Deming, Dianne Dexter, Bessie Dickerson, Harrison Dillsworth, Scott Dimick, Lcxa Dotson, Linda Doxson, Linda Downs, JoLynnc Dunaitis, Karen Duncan, Kim Duncan, Paula Dunckle, Rhonda Dunlap, James Dunn, Lisa Earley, Jennifer Eash, Doug Edly, Penny Ehrke, Kris Ennen, Robert Essenberg, Joe Feldpaurch, Lori Ferris, Rocky Ferro, Margarctta Finney, Susan Flanders, Melissa Fockler, Doyle Foreman, Kevin Fortin, Cynthia Fountain, Amy Fox, Sue Frank, Ellen Frankovtch, Marty Frasier, Michael French, Jamie Frye, Marianna Fulkerson, Tonya 179 Gall, Tim Gardner, Mike Gargett, Annette Gaulden, Nadine Gavin, Tim Gebharat, Jamie Giddings, Debbie Gillengerten, Mark Gladstone, Chandell Gothrup, Julie Greenough, Debbie Greer, Joyce Gray, Toni Grimsley, Ralph Gunthorpe, Lori Gurnee, Doug Guston, Robert Guthrie, Kim Hall, Gerlad Haggadone, Diane Halliburto, Roy Halsey, Ronda Hamel, Tom Hansen, Lisa Hansen, Mark Hanson, Debbie Harger, Ronald Harrington, John Harris, Jeffery Harrison, Robert Harroff, Beth Hart, Larry Haughton, Jcannie 180 Haynes, Allison Hayward, Clayton Head, Renee Headley, Roger Healey, Mark Heath, Julie Hefton, Joanna Hein, Kevin Hein, Martha Henderson, Laurie Henley, Paula Hertzfeld, Tom Hicks, William Hilborn, Doug Hines, Peggy Hines, Tami Hillborn, Mike Hinman, Becky Hobrla, Caroline Hobrla, Marilyn Holquin, Angel Holley, Ernest Holliday, Bruce Holmes, Lisa Hooker, Steve Horton, Darryl Hough, Timothy Howard, Lori Howell, Lisa Hoyland, Tamara Hunt, Tim Husband, Charles Husband, Judy Jennings, Mary Johnson, Evelyn 181 Johnson, Evonne Johnson, Michael Johnson, Larry Johnson, Rick Johnstone, Mary Jones, Denise Jones, Diane Jones, Douglas Jones, Kevin Jones, Mike Jones, Tamic Jones, Jane Kanillitsas, John Kauffman, Matt Kelly, Ken Kerr, Mike Kimball, Jerry King, Virginia Kniffen, Richard Knight, Pam Knox, Laura Kolk, Kim Kring, Jane KroFord, John 182 Kron, Elizabeth Kulpa, Joseph Laprad, Pam Lamer, Darin Larson, Diane Larson, Eric Lathrop, Cheryl Latlanc, Marianne Lawerence, Amy Lazzell, Zachary Lee, Steve Lenkowski, Nancy Lenon, Doug Leonard, Carle Leornard, Patty Lewis, Derrick Lewis, Steven Layrcr, Patricia Mans, Bruce Marble, Kevin Marshall, Jody Martens, Sue Martinus, Eirosious Mason, Alvin Maynard, Tim McDuffy, Janice McElroy, Bill McGuire, Cathy McKenzie, John McKim, Brian Linn, Amy Locke, Jim Look, Kathy Look, Susan Lopez, Nury Love, Sheryl Lovegrovc, Les Lovell, Eric Luke, Richard Lum, Calvin Lumburg, Randy Maine, Pam 183 McKissie, Stephanie McNamara, Michael Medler, Dawn Melvin, Joe Merrill, Donald Merriott, Robert Metzger, Angela Milekovich, George Miller, Karen Miller, Mike Miller, Patricia Mills, Cathy Mitchell, Diane Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Melissa Moore, Cory Morris, Rob Moss, Primys Moton, Kathy Murray, William Narodowiec, Joan Narragon, Kelli Nelson, Nic Nemeth, Rodney Nolan, Dave Norris, Annette Nye, Monty Oliver, Cindy Olmstead, Tammy Onderko, Karen Orler, Janet Orvis, Dan Osborn, Rocky 184 Osmcr, Scott Patino, Douglas Palo mo, Alfred Pena, Ruth Pennington, Susan Phillips, Sonya Pierce, Gary Piskornik, Connie Pitts, Paige Pohl, Dennis Pollack, Randy Pombier, Phil Powell, Mike Powell, Patrick Pratt, Andrew Pratt, Greg Preston, Scott Proper, Charles Pulice, Julie Quick, Joseph Quinney, Greg Rahme, Tom Ramirez, Eduardo Ramon, Mark Randall, Teresa Ray, Pat Rayl, Patricia Ranis, Mark Reed, Bryan Reynolds, Michelle Rice, Doug Rice, Sue Richardson, Cheryl Richardson, John Ritter, Ken Roberts, Jim Robertson, Toni Rodocker, Mark Roe, Terry Rogowski, Bob Rojas, Agustine Rouse, Jeff Rouse, Mike Royal, Reggie Royal, Regina Rosnowski, Sharon Rulison, Bruce Rutton, Kevin Rycrse, David Sanders, Annette Sanders, Brian Sanders, Patti Salazar, Mike Sabs, Teresa Sanford, Robert Scnafer, Bob Schaub, Tom Schrier, Brenda Scutt, Ronald 186 Sheely, Lee aim Shelton, Kelli Sherman, Loyde Simzak, Dan Sipe, Jeff Slauson, Penny Slivensky, Diane Sloat, Bob Smith, Dave Smith, Frank Smith, Glenda Smith, Kevin Smith, Kevin Smith, Mark Snell, Janet Snoeyink, Dan Soeltnes, Patrick Sorrow, Debbie Specbrecker, Neil Spitz, Diane Spitz, Karen Spurgeon, Randy Starr, Daniel Steiner, Scott Sterrett, Rudy Stine, Sherri Stokes, Frcderi Stombaugh, Julie Streeter, Jim Streukens, Catherine Suncan, Pamela Sutton, Dale Swan, Vicky Symons, Vicki Taylor, David Teeters, Tamara Tclfor, Beth Templet, Tim Terberg, Tim Thomas, Cindy Thomas, Linda Thomas, Patricia 187 Thomason, Brenda Thompson, Jay Thompson, Kathy Thompson, Valerie Thorman, Diane Thorman, Leroy Timmons, Michael Toman, Michelle Townsend, Vickie Trayer, Debbie Turner, Dave Tuttle, Debbie Tyler, Dave Underwood, Debbie Unsworth, Cynthia Vanek, Eric Vanhorn, Debbie Van Horn, Tina Vernon, Karen Vealey, Terrie Vcile, Cheryl Veilc, Sue Vincent, Chris Voeller, Damon Vollmer, Sara Walton, Gary Washburn, Matthew Wasson, Nancy Watkins, Cherisse Watts, Cecilia 1 8 West, Paul West, Tcri Whaley, John Wares, Charles Wheeler, Lori Whitmore, Brian Wieaman, Kris Wilcem, Toni Wiles, Jill Wiley, Rick Wilkins, John Williams, Anita Williams, Jerry Williams, Tina Williams, Valerie Wilson, Lceann Wilson, Mark Withers, Pam Wood, Steve Woods, Charles Wright, Jim Wright, Kimberly Wyrembolski, Wes Ycrkg, Vernl 189 Highfill, Becky Huebner, Carol Lake, Deanna Lee, Marcie Mackencic, Gail Mckenzie, Peggy Moton, George Neol, Peggy Ott, Mark Rolka, Tammy Smith, Preston Tate, Rochelle Thomas, Sara Williams, Jeff Wolanska, Diane 190 191 192 193 And why not7 We have America's favorite meals. Hot. crisp french fries. 00% all oeei pa’.iies. thick tasty shakes and not apple pie aH await you at America s favorite eating place “We do it all for you’’ « ,,«K ■ I® 1 . • . c L t f! I ■ I _ ■ )•’% From Your Friends at McDonald’s of Lansing M um A 3135 S. LOGAN 4700 S. CEDAH 194 ©ak Park Village Athletic Club Where Health and Recreation Meet 1 block south of 1-96 on S. Cedar, turn west onto Long Boulevard at Long's Restaurant 694-3971 (during business hours) CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 77 195 Edru Roller Skating Sat. -Sun. 2-5 Kitchens By Richards 2501 S. Cedar St. Wed. evening 7-10 Lansing, Michigan Fri. -Sat. evening 7-11 Compliments of Edru GILBERT 485-7151 if your mood is Modern... your kitchen should be Vanguard! Vanguard .. . our new contemporary cabinetry design . . . gives a clean, uncluttered look that lets the elegance of fine wood achieve a modern decorating effect without fancy frills. LUMBER COMPANY 3501 South Pennsylvania See our display of Vanguard Cabinetry by Wood-Mode. Learn about our other designs ... our more than 60 special-purpose units . . ■ our exclusive construction features you get only with our custom-built cabinetry! Stop m and see us. You're under no obligation, of course. _______ TU 2-5719 Low Overhead Prices KELLY BUICK AMERICAN MOTORS GMC TRUCKS Hours: 8 am to 9 pm Monday and Thursday. Daily 8 am to 5 pm. Saturday 8 am to noon. PHONE 371-2843 GOOD DEALS ALWAYS 445 N. Cedar Rd. 3)aue6 “Budget WANTA SAVE • SEE DAVE 1804 • 1814 1816 1829 SO WASHINGTON LANSING. MICHIGAN 0 W. SHEETS AL TILLMAN Owner Head Buyer Mason, Michigan 48854 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Tony's Party Store Corner of S. Cedar and Miller Zalej. Revolving Chaige • BankAmencard • Master Charge American Express • Diners Club • Carte Blanche ZALES The Diamond Store Congratulations To All Graduating Seniors Lightning Litho 2711 S. Cedar Lansing, Michigan 48910 Phone: 394-2995 Serving Lansing Since 1955 in RUBBER STAMPS MARKING SUPPLItS • X-STAMPERS • BULLETIN BOARDS • ELECTRIC TIME RECORDERS • PRESSURE SENSITIVE LABELS • MYLAR. BRASS 4 OILBOARD STENCILS • PLASTIC AND METAL ENGRAVED FAST SIGNS SERVICE • SELF INKERS, DATERS. NUMBERING m MACHINES s tamp-rrte £. 487-5071 154 South larch Slr««l • laming, Michigor. 8 to i 30 Mon Thru fii. Zip Corfa 48912 Soiurdoy 9 lo 12 v sf ±4Li Downtown 318 S. Washington Lansing Mall W. Saginaw St. Committed To Excellence DotXj craoit union § Financial Freedom Train iii.s. uisverig to. lansinq, mien • 373-30 10 197 WRECKER SERVICE-WHEEL SERVICE-TIRE TRUING BRAKE SERVICE-MUFFLER SERVICE COMPLETE GENERAL REPAIR TUNE UP vfigx Wade's All Car Service HUBERT WADE, JR. Hr 2605 TAYLOR LANSING, MICH. 48906 CASE-SALES SERVICE PHONE 484 -0777 PHONE 484 -7663 COMPARE OUR PRICE WITH DISPOSABLE DIAPERS GIET f«T. . -ATEs n -1 cic i Weekly Delivery RC«lO(Ntl L - COMMt CIAU lNOU� TRIAL . FAAMO AMO INCOMC PROP(«TII Pliaiino YOU Pl.« � Simon Real Estate, Inc. 4307 W SAOINAW Lansino Mi -10017 Rf AHOR CEDARWAY RECRATION 820 W. Miller Road tell us about it, Phone 882-6071 Paul R. Kreft and Malcome N. McNeil State Farm Insurance 2021 S. Cedar St. Lansing, Michigan Terranova's Kwik Check 3434 Pleasant Grv. Lansing, Michigan 882-2981 STCOlOS Mr. Edward Hicks photographer class of '42 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 393-4170 2601 South Cedar at Greenlawn Class of 1978 Oh no, there went my books, They just fell on the floor. This is the kind of catastrophe a person can't ignore. There goes that door again, it always slams on things. And I have to get to my locker before the first bell rings. What a way to start the morning -I just broke my pencil lead. The way this day is heading, I should have stayed in bed. Already it is lunchtime-school lunches for us all. And now we all are heading for the lines of heartburn hall. I forgot about the exam that we're having in Business Ed. So I'm really cramming for it, while I'm wishing I were dead. The last bell has finally rung, through the bustle and the fuss. By the time I reach the front door, I'll be told I missed the bus. So another day at Everett has finally ended; And we all hope and pray, that tomorrow will be a better day. : 200 PIANO . OtGJUl stun USTOM ITCHENSJNC. 484-535 H IJ I U’MilMI Good Luck Seniors! Let me show you how to save and accumulate money for your future years VanPeenen's Flowers 1720 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Lansing, Mich. 48910 FranKLin l t hSUUNCC COMMNt Ron Pohlonski Insurance Savings Representative Richmond's Jewelry THE HOME OF FINE GIFTS Logan Shopping Center Arcade Mr. Richmond is a specialist in diamonds, and has been a horologist over 25 years. He carries a fine line of diamonds, pearls, star sapphires, class rings, and trophies. See Jim for any engraving. Mac Laughlin Piano Organ Co. 1606 E. Michigan Ave. Lansing, Mich. 48912 201 4100 S. Cedar Street Lansing Phone 393-7960 The credit union is one of them. - Nw representing an idea that is nearly 126 years old. The unique thing about a credit union is that it does a lot more than just bring people together for the purpose of saving and borrowing. More importantly, it gives all of us the rare opportunity to pull together... to help and be helped through an experience of participation and sharing. When you talk about the credit union, you're talking about strength in numbers ... true people power. CONSUMERS POWER CREDIT UNION 516 West Willow Post Office Box 5314 Lansing. Michigan 48905 Telephone 517-372-2400 202 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ”77” Sofas Chairs Refrigerators Ranger Beds Dressers Dinnetts Desks Plus much more call 393-1722 Any gratuate of 1977 intitaled to a 10% discount. 4216 S. Cedar St. at Cavanaugh. Open six days a week 9 am-7pm. WE PAY AN HONEST DOLLAR FOR EVERY DOLLAR VALUE ON ANY GOOD USED FURNITURE-ANTIQUES REFRIG. -RANGE-WASHERS 203 BE ALL YOU CAN BE . . . READ MORE FROM READ MORE READMORE NEWS CENTER 4000 SOUTH CEDAR LANSING, MICHIGAN PHONE 882-1981 Kitchens, Baths and Appliances 517-393-7300 5320 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. LANSING, MICH. 48910 cIIonest to Qoodqess ...come ivilli us! BANK OF COMMERCE OF LANSING coMMt-ACff nnmititwwG Supplied by Denstaedts Hardware 3709 S. Cedar St. Lansing, Michigan 48910 882-4971 GIFTand BIBLE CENTER 5328 S. Pennsylvania ph. 882-0974 Cards Gifts Records Music Books Bibles Imprinting SHEP’S Special Thanks to our yearbook advisor, James Faulkner MOTOR SPORTS INC. MOTORCYCLES SNOWMOBILES YAMAHA SALES © SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES HELMETS TRAILERS 694-6621 :Ho N fUMK-HOLT- Mltf SOUTH Of I RIDING LEATHERS U-HAUL MOVING CENTER 6019 S. CEDAR 1 BLOCK NORTH OF MILLER ♦TRAILERS ♦TRUCKS ♦DOLLIES ♦TOWBARS ♦CAR TOP CARRIERS ♦TRAILER HITCHES 393-2230 Davis Upholstering CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE Reupholstering PHONE 484-3442 1504 E. MICHIGAN LANSING, MICH. 48912 Sly FLORAL CO. FLOWERS - GIFTS GARDEN PLANTS 1124 East Mt. Hope (Just east of Pennsylvania) Phone 484-5327 4 4 1 i n If- :A l' ill LIEBERMANN'S of Lansing ♦Handbags ♦Billfolds Luggage ♦Gifts Downtown 107 S. Washington E. Lansing 209 E. Grand River 'It's' Honey Dipped' 77 71 ous JTab v: i PLYWOOD PANELING '-=rSALES C0RP-V o o -c-o.’s m --■ y la� 0(ST silcchons or QUALITY - HAOT TO-FINISH � u N.tu� ! t Accrssoms ro� lvi� r to Dm in OU� HOMS I I I 1HI JTOSf WITH 7HI HKONAl TOUCH FRIED CHICKEN 3007 N. EAST ST. 1900 E. KALAMAZOO ST. 4500 SOUTH CEDAR ST. ml : � y � i i : H w4 •« If- � V- or MIN WAX , STAINS 6 FINISHES MOO0S I AM J y PM Sol 0 AM I PM OVI� ?00 OlFKKNT PaNIlS ON DISPLAY A0ITI0I . OS PLYWOOD •OStlUIC- . MASONITI CEO0OIA PACIliC • AlCO WAL-LITf • AAAPLITC “ m j 882-0276 I Mill JO or 1-40 — jril 5. PIHNJYIVAM.A ROGER S MUSIC ruiTA 2519 S. CEDAR, LANSING .. . at Greenlawn next to A. B. T. Bank Martin DRUMS Gibson The'iiM pUcE foR Music! etc- NEW USED “s Instruments Equipment Ampeg Lessons—Guitar Equipment Repair Acoustic ------------------—- etc. E55 Phono: 371-3M0 HOURS: Daily. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat.. 9 a-m. - 6 p.m. Sun.. Noon - 6 pjn. THE ANTENNA SHOP T.V. 393-5259 ARTHUR TREACHER’S FISH CHIPS 4100 S. Logan.................... 393-8802 1001 E. Grand River, E. Lans. . 351-1431 2418 E. Michigan................. 487-5774 3121 South Cedar Ph. 393-0679 For Fine Food at Reasonable Prices Free Classes DEC-O-CRAFTS 2418 S. Cedar Lansing, Michigan 48910 485-0811 Shirley Monroe Wilbur 252 Kent Street Portland, Michigan White Ware-Cold Ceramics-Brushes Supplies ’For all your business supplies. lCc 14 3409 SOUTH CEDAR STREET OLOFSSON CORPORATION 2727 Lyons Avenue 393-4700 TOOLS - DIES - JIGS - FIXTURES SPECIAL - STANDARD MACHINERY LANSING, MICHIGAN 48910 409 S. Cedar St. Lansing, Michigan Congratulations class of 1976 ON 207 5522 S. Cedar St. 4510 W. Saginaw St. 208 It finally happened. Old Faithful broke down. Not only did I have to w alk to the beach for the first time in 5 years, but I was sure I'd never find another car w ith all that sporty style. Then I walk by this beautiful, and I mean beautiful, new Cutlass 442. It had a slant-back grille, a big old competition stripe, and all the extras —super stock wheels, raised white-letter tires, bucket scats, 5-spccd transmission. I stuck Rocket V-8. On top of everything, it's an Oldsmobile. Well. I thought they stopped making sporty street machines like that when they stopped making beach movies. But that little ride made me a believer again. I said to myself, “Man—they built one for me.” And who knows-442 might even improve my standing with Sharon. Hi But that's a whole other story. W ♦Available options. “I thought sporty fun cars were gone forever. But the new Olds 442 renewed my faith.Yeah-They built one for me” my head inside to get a better look at the gauges w hen the guy that owns it comes by. I thought, “uh-oh—here comes a knuckle sandwich. But instead he asks me if I w-anted to take it around the block. It was unreal. That FE2 Rallyc suspension gave me that good old cruisin' fcclin’. And the guy told me it was even available with a 403—that’s the new lighter weight 209 Vinces-Coney Island 3631 S. Cedar St. Lansing, Michigan Breakfast is our specialty RAMONT'S BODY «HOP Welding • Glass Installation REPAIR SERVICE SERV |CE 0N S0ST MAKES STEREO • HI-FI SERVICE • AU MAKES DRIVE-IN AUTO R piO SERVICE T.V.’s Tape Player CALL US A SAVE 487-6575 JS18 S WASHINGTON JOX ircofra OWWJ Everett graduate oI 1969 109 W. JEFFERSON • DIMONOALE. MICHIGAN PHONE 646-6187 Also rustproofing and undercoating. mEIJER thrifty acres 210 Bobs Gun Shop - 2412 S. Cedar St. Lansing, Michigan Business Phone 371-2244 Res. Phone 882-9880 Parking in Rear M-9 Market 4312 S. Logan Finest liquor and beverage department in town Fresh meats TANDY LEATHERCRAFT- Your Nearby Headquarters for Leather, Leathercraft Supplies Kits FOR INFORMATION CALL Tandy Leather Co 3222 S Logan...........394-1142 |lt AMU K T OM I'A S' Y 211 212 WW HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF LANSING MTHEE BIKE SHOP”” NEW USED ♦SALES ♦SERVICE ♦ACCESSORIES BILL MORRIS Owner Call 645-2222 5507 LANSING RD-POTTERVILLE SOUTH CEDAR PHARMACY SOUTH COMPLETE CEDAR PRESCRIPTION LINCOLN SERVICE Cosmetics By: Coty-Max Factor-Chanel PAY ALL UTILITY BILLS HERE Sanders Candy-Money Orders Bank Amcricard Welcome Hours 9:30 A. M. -8 PM Closed Sunday IV 4-4549 ’ Don Weinert - Owner Pharmacist 2508 SOUTH CEDAR Free Storeside Parking Coscarelli's Restaurant and Lounge 2408 S. Cedar St. Congratulations Graduates Lansing, Michigan Logan Center Hardware Congratulations Class of ”77” 3222 S. Logan 0«0 0«0«0 0 0 0«0 0 0 9.0 0 0 0909090 0 213 FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Derwood L. Boyd Insurance Agency Established in 1930 Automobile - Fire - Homeowners Motel - Life Boat Motor - Camera, Furs Liability - Bonds New Auto Financing 393-4370 3200 S. Pennsylvania xAuto-Owners Insurance UfeHomeCarBusiness SJfesdl gwMfflg 8a a [ ) yes we can! m insty-prints the wiz of the printing biz! What can we print for you? CONVENIENT LANSING AREA LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU FROM 8.30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY ALL LOCATIONS OPEN SAT. 9 - 12 EXCEPT DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN - 115 East Allegan - Phone 489-3511 EAST - 1456 East Michigan - Phone 489-3303 WEST - 4308 West Saginaw - Phone 374-7626 SOUTH -'3205 South Cedar - Phone 882-1104 SI? OIUIJ atovMV ™s Si6l mmmmmat—- S|33qMUO IS|nd tcismm ‘va'pj ja aq v spaau V3U3UI v uaq w aa6d Congratulations Class Of 1977 Congratulations to The Greatest Senior Class Ever! Randy Akers Brian Allen Ken Axtell Eunice Bailey Anita Barker Alice Berry Ellen Blackwell Mike Bohr Lynn Bolley Tom BeBomb Teri Brown Laura Bair Berni Bautista Boo Boo Bear Becky Bergans Craig Bower sox Darlene Bruner Greg Chadwell Rick Cipicchio Dave Colister Julie Conrad Patti Conrad Jeff Cousins Cindy Coven Brenda Cramer Mike Cronkright Debbie Campbell James Corey Paul Dawson Donna Doll Cindy Draheim Tom Drolett Ricky David Kim Davis Ken Fox Dudley Kathy Early Dan Earls Margret Framer John Fata Kristy Ferguson Jean Flo Jesse Fry Jackie Fitzpatrick David Franco Cathy Franklin Billy French Tammy Gallimore Rick Gamble Mike Gibbs Linda Gregson Janet Gray Lisa Hakenjos Dave Harris Carol Harrison Lynn Hartman Doug Helms Joe Hernadez Terri Hooper Darcie Huisken Larry Hunter Randy Hardman Dean Hartley Julie Hines Denise Hobrala Jamie Hoffman Scott Jarrad Dennis Johnson Earvin Johnson Ilene Jolly Alan Jackson Koleen Kiwala Tim Lawrence Mark Long Dan Loszewski Lisa Laatsch Tina Lenneman Cheryl Maurer Carol Maurer Sharon McCarty Maureen McGuire Sherri Mellon Dan Meyers Beatrice Miller Bobby Mims Anna Mitchell Pat Nicholas Kim Oliver Jeff Orler Nancy Orler Joe Overton Katie Parker Janice Parksie Pam Parks Rita Patino Jean Piotrowicz Joan Pohl Cyd Pollack Linda Pombier Jamie Pratt Robin Prevo Tami Price Mike Prince Pam Putman Donna Rivit Kathy Rogers Pam Rogers Holly Roche Ken Sailor Kathy Sanders Jim Shaft Charlene Sherman Stan Shuck Kevin Smith Karl Stagmire Jeff Stearns Jay Sturk Cathy Taylor Wendy Trowbridge Jim Thomas Sally Sue Upp Dale Wakley Judy Walker Angie Watts Tammie Wheelock Jay Wickham Julie Williams Greg Williams From The Seniors 217 Mr. D's Pizza 3140 S. Logan St. Lansing Michigan T'a °° 6 ee .v xS s 6. 4 cf 7 r a 3 w 5' CO to a Ui OQ • —• CO $ g CO • 3 o' zr n (h 0 CTQ c. o Co 3 0 1 3 4 CO c CO rt • r vO tr ?am Knigtn°°D LUCK SENIORS! FROM THE SPIRITED SOPHOMORE CLASS . . . Oc Dave Nolan Oe ? g � ',a y Ulie Gothrup % .6Ve 1 L0® -v fi % ° o o H ° i ' k Or O, i es V- T, % 0n,M,. Be Telfor % % to y O z %■ Marsha Cook CjUtvS0 Sue Cannarile % % Srr nh'% X „ V NX JoLynne Downs $ $ e � A C3 O, O {0°°° N £. N. b _OaS1 X jenny B « � CaroVyn Hobra tfftB ? lck Johnson Ea V e ?o a. Derrick Lewis , N N � • � % tyy rv N ° 4fe % . . . OF ’79 Jenifer Beweley Jane Jones 219 Kelli Shelton Senior Directory Powderpuff Coach Jr. Honor Society 3 sem. Future: College, Dentist, Marriage Cross Country 1 sem. Chess Team 2 sem. AKERS, RANDY Tennis Team 3 sem. Wrestling 1 sem. Chess Club 1 sem. Ski Club 1 sem. Future: Law School ALLEN, BRIAN Football 3 sem. Track 3 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Powderpuff Coach 2 sem. Student Club 2 sem. ATWELL, CONNIE Swim Team 1 sem. Future: College AUSTIN, STEVE Band 6 sem. AXTELL, KENNETH Honor Society 3 sem. Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Student Reg. 2 sem. International Club 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Future Siena Heights College BAIR, LAURA Chccrlcading 4 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Student Club 4 sem. Ski Club 2 sem. BARKER, ANITA Honor Society 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Principal Adv. 1 sem. Jr. Achievement 2 sem. Future: Law School BARNCARD, DAVID Future: Marine Corp. BEAL, KIMBERLY Vikettes 4 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Dance Concerts 3 sem. Future: Receptionist, Marriage CAGE, BELINDA Creative Dance 1 sem. Volleyball Team 1 sem. Gymnastics Club 1 sem. Future: Business BERRY, ALICE 1977 Archives Editor 2 sem. Ski Club 4 sem. Pep and Spirit 6 sem. Student Relations 3 sem. Principal Advisory Comm. 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Sr. Everett Today Staff 1 sem. Wrestling Cheerleader 1 sem. Future: College, Advertising BOWERSOX, CRAIG Varsity Football 3 sem. Varsity Baseball 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. BROWN, TERRI Sr. Class Tres. 2 sem. Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Student Club 6 sem. Tennis Team 2 sem. Homecoming Skits Soph. Jr. Donkey Basketball 1 sem. School Newspaper 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 4 sem. Future: LCC., Marriage BRUNER, DARLENE Everett Chorale 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 4 sem. International Club 2 sem. Choir 2 sem. Track 1 sem. Future: College, Phys. Therapist BUNKER, PAM Homecoming Floats Sr. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. Cancer Concert 1 sem. Future: Working, Marriage CAMPBELL, DEBBIE Student Activities 6 sem. Principal Advisory 2 sem. Student Club 2 sem. Fashion Comm. 2 sem. Future: Ferris, Computor Pro. CANNON, BYRON Track 4 sem. Future: Auto Mechanics CARS CM, DONNA Volleyball Team 4 sem. Future: LCC., Business CASHMAN, KIM Homecoming Skits 4 sem. Pep and Spirit 1 sem. Ski Club 6 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Future: Pre-School Inst. CHADWELL, GREG Varsity Wrestling 6 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Future: College CHALLENDER, KATHY Band 6 sem. Stage Band 4 sem. Future: LCC., Secretary CLEVENGER, CHERYL Soph. Class Sec. 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. Dance Marathon 1 sem. Ski Club 4 sem. Student Club 4 sem. Principal Advisory Comm. 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Future: College CIPICCHIO, RICK Varsity Wrestling 6 sem. Varsity Track 6 sem. CLARK, PHILLIS Trackette 3 sem. Future: Work, College CLARK, REBECCA Powderpuff Football Jr. Co-op 2 sem. Future: LBU., Medical Sec. CONNELL, JOHN JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Football 2 sem. Wrestling 3 sem. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. Fall Homecoming King Fall Homecoming Soph. Court Future: College CONRAD, JULIE Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Homecoming Skits 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 5 sem. Future: College COVEN, CINDY Homecoming Skits Soph. Drug and Alcohol 1 sem. Student Rights 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. CROCKETTE, JILL Homecoming Float 1 sem. Orientation Club 1 sem. Future Teachers 1 sem. Future: Traveling, Medicine DAVIS, YVONNE Future Teachers 2 sem. Big Sister Program 1 sem. Student Relations 1 sem. Future: Nursing, Marriage DAWSON, PAUL Varsity Basketball 6 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Future: College, Business Adm. DeVINNEY, SUSAN Trackettes 4 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Booster Club 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. Homecoming Project 1 sem. Jazz Ensemble 2 sem. Track 1 sem. Future: College RN. DOERR, MICHELLE Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Orientation Club 1 sem. Future: College, Marriage DRAHEIM, CYNTHIA Girls Swim Team 1 sem. Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Co-op 3 sem. Future: LCC., Work, Marriage DUDLEY, KEN Varsity Football 2 sem. Senior Directory Varsity Baseball 3 scm. Varsity Basketball 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Ski Club 4 sem. Fractured Olympics 1 sem. Student Relations 4 sem. Future: College, Model DUNHAM, TIM Varsity Golf 3 scm. Varsity Baseball 3 sem. Student Club 2 sem. Future: College EARLEY, KATHY Cheerleader 6 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Homecoming Comm. 4 sem. Jr. ClassTres. 2 sem. Student Club 6 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Sr Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Ski Club 1 sem. Future: College, Dental FEGUER, DIANA Track 3 sem. Cross Country 2 scm. Track Club 1 sem. School Plays 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Powderpuff Football Sr. Future: LCC., Draftsman FITZPATRICK, JACKIE Girls Basketball 6 sem. Girls Baseball 6 scm. Girls Track 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Yearbook Staff 4 scm. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Future Teachers 2 sem. Future: MSU., Phys. Ed. FITZGERALD, WILLIAM Future: LCC. FLOWER, JEANINE Archives Staff 2 sem. Gymnastics Team 2 scm. Ski Club 6 sem. Homecoming Floats Skits 6 sem. Executive Comm. 2 sem. Student Relations 3 sem. Future: MSU. FOORMAN, RONALD JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Tennis 3 sem. Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Future: College FOOTE, CONNIE Vikettes 4 sem. Majorette 2 sem. Cancer Concert 1 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Dance Marathon 1 sem. Future: Work, Marriage FOURNIER, DAVID Future: Computer Programming FRANKLIN, CATHY Future: Police Work FRIES, APRIL Pep and Spirit 1 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Vikettes 3 sem. Future: LCC., Sec. FRY, JESSE Baseball 2 scm. Future: Policeman GALLIMORE, TAMMY Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Soph. Homecoming Court Student Club 6 scm. Gymnastics Team 6 sem. Homecoming Skits 3 sem. Dance Marathon 2 sem. Dance Concerts 4 scm. Future: Work, Marriage GREENHOE, RUSSEL Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Newspaper 3 sem. Sports Editor 2 sem. Future: Law GREGSON, LINDA Future: LBU., Legal Sec. HAKENJOS, LISA Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Pep and Spirit 4 sem. Honor Society 2 scm. Future: College HANSENS, PHILLIP Varsity Football 2 sem. Varsity Swimming 6 scm. Track 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. Powderpuff Cheerleader Jr. Dance Marathon 1 sem. Future: College HARDMAN, RANDY Football 3 sem. Powderpuff Coach Jr. Homecoming Floats 3 scm. Student Club 1 scm. HARRIS, DAVID JV. Football 1 scm. JV. Baseball 1 sem. Varsity Baseball 2 sem. Varsity Football 1 sem. Archives Staff 2 sem. Future: College, Computer Pro. HARRISON, CAROL Powderpuff Football Jr. Jr. Class Sec. 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 scm. Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 2 scm. Future: Working HARSHMAN, KIM Honor Society 3 scm. Powderpuff Football Jr. Orchestra 4 sem. Honor Society Tres. 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 4 sem. Vikettes 2 scm. Future: CMU., CPA. HELFERICH, TERRI Chorus 3 sem. Future Teachers 1 sem. International Club 1 sem. Fund Raising Club 1 sem. Christmas Spec. 2 sem. School Plays 2 scm. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Future: LCC, Business HELLEMS, DOUG JV. Baseball 1 sem. JV. Golf 2 sem. Varsity Golf 1 scm. HINTON, CHARLES JV. Basketball 1 sem. Future: Architect HOBRLA, DENISE Tennis Team 1 sem. Volleyball Team 2 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Future: College HOOPER, TERI Student Relations 5 sem. Ski Club 1 sem. Future: LBU., Marriage HORTON, DUANE Fashion Comm. 1 sem. Student Club 1 sem. HOWE, KIM Majorette 4 sem. Future Business 4 sem. Future: Court Reporting HUDDLESON, DENISE Future: Lawyer HU IS KEN, DARCIE Yearbook 2 sem. Student Relations 1 scm. Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Ski Club 1 sem. Future: College HUNT, RUSSEL Future: College JACKSON, ALAN Stage Band 4 sem. Band 6 sem. Choral 2 sem. Pep Band 6 sem. Student Club 6 scm. Thanksgiving Project 4 scm. Future: MSU., Band, Traveling JACKSON, LINDA Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Dance Concerts I scm. Future: Receptionist, Marriage JAKEWAY, TAMMY Homecoming Floats 1 scm. 221 Senior Directory Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Homecoming Comm. 1 sem. Pep and Spirit 1 sem. Trackette 6 sem. Future: College JAMES, EMILY Cheerleading 1 sem. Student Club 1 sem. Everett Todat 2 sem. Co-op 2 sem. Future: Tuskeqcc Institute JARRAD, SCOTT JV. Baseball 2 sem. Varsity Baseball 2 sem. Varsity Football 3 sem. Powderpuff Cheerleader Jr. Dance Marathon 1 sem. Future: College, Sports JOHNSON, VIOLA Future: Marriage, Airline JOLLY, ILENE Archives Staff 4 sem. 1977 Senior Editor 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Everett Today Staff 1 sem. Future: LCC. JONES, GLORIA Vikcttes 2 sem. Future: College, Dance KEIFER, ROBERT Band 6 sem. Drum Major 6 sem. Stage Band 4 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. Future: College, Music KELLY, RON Honor Society 3 sem. JV. Golf 1 sem. Varsity Golf 2 sem. Varsity Tennis 3 sem. Future: U of M, Law School KENYON, VICKIE Homecoming Floats 3 sem. KEYES, MARK JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Football 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Future: College, Business Adm. KIWALA, KOLEEN Archives Staff 4 sem. 1977 Student Life Ed. 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Principal Ad. 2 sem. Student Relations 5 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Homecoming Comm. 2 sem. Future: CMU., Medical Tech. KORRACH, KIM Volleyball Team 3 sem. Tennis Team 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Sr. Future: LCC. KOST, BRIAN JV. Football 1 sem. LAATSCH, LISA Yearbook 2 sem. Newspaper 3 sem. Tennis Team 3 sem. Future: College, Journalism LARREATEQUI, MARIO School Plays 3 sem. Choir 6 sem. Social Comm. 6 sem. Drama Club 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. Future: College, Actor, Singer LAWRENCE, CAROL Band 6 sem. Future: College LAWRENCE, TIM Baseball 3 sem. Basketball 2 sem. Honor Society 2 sem. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. JV. Football 1 sem. Future: College LELAND, JOHN JV. Baseball 1 sem. Future: College LENNEMAN, TINA Yearbook 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Sr. Principal Ad. 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Thanksgiving Project I sem. Newspaper Editor 4 sem. School Plays 1 sem. Vikettes 1 sem. Future: CMU., Journalism LINDSEY, LORI Student Club 4 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Booster Club 2 sem. Fashion Comm. 1 sem. Black History 1 sem. Dance Marathon 1 sem. Future: College, Work MAINE, JAMES Hockey 3 sem. MATT, TOM JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Football 2 sem. JV. Baseball 1 sem. Dance Marathon 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 1 sem. Disc Jockey 3 sem. Future Teachers 2 sem. Powderpuff Coach Jr. Sr. Future: College, Dentist McCARTY, SHARON Ski Club 6 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Gymnastics Team 1 sem. Pep and Spirit 6 sem. Future: College, Dentist McFARLANE, DIANE Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Track 1 sem. Tennis 2 sem. McGuire, maureen Student Relations 6 sem. Archives Staff 2 sem. Future: Communications McKENNEY, KIM Band 6 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. Pep and Spirit 1 sem. Girls Track 2 sem. Future: LCC., CMU. McKinch, CHERYL Band 3 sem. Stage Band 3 sem. Student Relations 2 sem. Future: Traveling, Sec. Work MEDLER, BRIAN Future: College, Accountant MELLEN, SHERRI Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Homecoming Float 1 sem. Yearbook Staff 1 sem. Future: College, Marriage MENDENHALL, LEPELEAN Football 2 sem. Basketball Mag. 3 sem. Future: Marines, Air Force MILLER, STEVE Future: College, Printing MILMINE, DIANE Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Track Team 2 sem. Future: College MITCHELL, ANNA Future: College, Writer, Teacher MITCHELL, DENNIS JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Football 2 sem. Future: Undecided MITCHELL, MARY Student Activities 6 sem. Future: College, Decorator MORRISON, KATHY Library Aide 2 sem. Yearbook 2 sem. Newspaper 2 sem. Gymnastics Club 1 sem. Future: LCC., MSU., Library MORROW, WENDY Pep and Spirit 1 sem. Future: Marriage MUNSON, CRAIG Band 6 sem. Stage Band 6 sem. School Plays 2 sem. Future: Work at Ponderosa 222 Senior Directory NORTON, WILLIAM Ski Club 2 sem. Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Chorale 2 sem. Wrestling 1 sem. Future: MSU., Law School OGLESBY, REGGIE Future: LBU. ORLER, JEFF JV. Basketball 1 sem. Varsity Basketball 1 sem. Varsity Golf 1 sem. JV. Golf 1 sem. Future: College OSMER, LORI Jr. Achievement 2 sem. Future: Travel, Office Job ORLER, JANET Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Pep and Spirit 4 sem. Principal Ad. 1 sem. Future: College, Nursing OVERTON, JOE JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Tennis 3 sem. Future: College PARKER, LINDA Cheerlcading 2 sem. Student Relations 3 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Homecoming Skits 3 sem. Dance Concerts 3 sem. Ski Club 1 sem. Future: College, Child Care PARKS, JANICE Ski Club 4 sem. Homecoming Floats 1 sem. Archives Staff 2 sem. Student Club 4 sem. Powderpuff Football Sr. Homecoming Skits 1 sem. Future: College PARKS, PAM Cheerleading 6 sem. Vice President 4 sem. Student Clubs 6 sem. Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Homecoming Princess Fall Future: College PETTIFOR, ALBERTA WEHS 4 sem. Yearbook 1 sem. Future: Radio, Marriage PIOTROWICZ, JEAN Girls Basketball 2 sem. Softball 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Girls Track 1 sem. POLIHONKI, DAN JV. Football 1 sem. Varsity Football 2 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. Ski Club 3 sem. Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Future: College POMBIER, LINDA Homecoming Floats Skits 3 sem. Student Relations 6 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Future: College, Social Worker PRATT, JAMES JV. Wrestling 2 sem. Future: Doctor PREVO, ROBIN Honor Society 3 sem. Powderpuff Football Sr. Future: Bookkeeper PRICE, TAMI G. Basketball Mag. 1 sem. Powderpuff Football Sr. Thanksgiving Project 1 sem. Future: College, Social Worker PRINCE, MICHAEL Principal Ad. 1 sem. Future: College PULICE, TERESA Newspaper 1 sem. Powderpuff Football Sr. Future: LCC., Accounting RAKUS, RONALD JV. Wrestling 2 sem. Future: College, Dentist RAYL, VICKI Band 5 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Future: College, Computer Pro. STAAB, ERIC Varsity Football 4 sem. Co-Captain 2 sem. Varsity Swimming 2 sem. Varsity Wrestling 4 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. All-Conference Football Team Powderpuff Cheerleading Jr. STEARNS, PHEFFY JV. Golf 1 sem. Varsity Golf 2 sem. JV. Baseball 1 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Powderpuff Coach Jr. Sr. Vikctte 6 sem. Fashion Club 4 sem. Brown Nose Comm. 6 sem. Future: College SULT, MELINDA Future: Law School TABOR, JOHN JV. Wrestling 1 sem. Homecoming Floats 2 sem. Future: Engineering, College TAYLOR, CATHY Varsity Cheerleading 3 sem. Girls Track 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Sr. Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Student Clubs 6 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Soph. Homecoming Court Qucen Sen. Class Vice President 2 sem. Future: Spec. Ed. Teacher TUTTLE, TAMA Gymnastics Team 4 sem. Band 2 sem. Ski Club 4 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Future: College UPP, SALLY Homecoming Comm. 2 sem. Volleyball 3 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Future Teachers 1 sem. Homecoming Floats 3 sem. Yearbook Staff 2 sem. Future: College, Travel WALKER, JUDI Thanksgiving Project 2 sem. Trackette 3 sem. Ski Club 2 sem. Pep and Spirit 2 sem. Christain Fellowship 2 sem. Powderpuff Football Jr. Sr. Optimist Club 2 sem. Homecoming Comm. 2 sem. Future: Working with children WARR1NER, SCOTT JV. Football 2 sem. Varsity Football 3 sem. JV. Baseball 1 sem. Varsity Baseball 2 sem. Powderpuff Coach Jr. Varsity Wrestling 3 sem. Dance Marathon 1 sem. Honor Society 3 sem. Future: College SWAN, MARK JV. Football 1 sem. Chess Club Editor-in-Chief: Alice Berry Advisor: Mr. James Faulkner Introduction: Alice Berry Section Editors: Student Life: Koleen Kiwala Sports: Ken Sailor Academics: Mike Cronkright Seniors: Ilene Jolly Juniors: Kris Hugenot and Nancy Stump Sophomores: Eileen Henley Advertising: Jackie Fitzpatrick and Sue Upp General Staff: Craig Bowersox Terri Brown Cindy Draheim Kathy Earley Jeannie Flower Lisa Laatsch Tina Lenneman Maureen McGuire Sherri Mellen Kathy Morrison Student Photographers: Ken Sailor Victor Toman Kevin Szyszkoski Senior Photographers: Mr. Edward Hicks Edwards Studio Artwork: Ken Dudley Publisher: Jostens American Yearbook Company Marilyn Hobrla Diane Fox Dave Harris Carol Harrison Lynn Hartman Janice Parks Pam Parks Alberta Pettifor Cathy Jo Taylor Tangie Tharp You stand so tall on the crest of the hill Looking down at the valley, peaceful and still. Tracing the pathway of your ascent. Feeling the joy of accomplishment. Recalling the friends you met on the way As onward you journeyed with each new day. Then lifting your gaze from this happy sight You look up to a mountain bathed in light And feel the urge to go forward and seek Another pathway to reach that peak. One you have conquered before in dreams. What does it matter how far it seems? Just as you found in your previous climb. You can do it by taking one step at a time! This year has gone by so fast, but so many memories have been left behind for us to remember. The staff and I hope we have captured some of these moments for you here in this yearbook. I w'ould like to thank our wonderful advisor, Mr. Faulkner for all his guidance, patience, and understanding through out the year. Also for his wonderful smile diat kept the staff smiling even through the toughest deadline. A warm thanks to Mr. Hicks for all his extra time he spent on getting pictures ready for their pages. And thanks to you, for making it possible to fill the pages in this book. Patricia White