Ferndale High School - Talon Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

TALON 1981 Ferndale High School 881 Pinecrest Ferndale, Michigan 48220 Volume 21 ONE SINGULAR SENSATION Look around you any hour here at Ferndale High School and you will see a kaleidoscope of life. We are a diverse group of people studying the composition of volcanic ash, the complexity of major and minor scales, and the components of Tolkien’s fantasies. We prac- tice fencing in the commons, kick soccer balls over fences and dabble with pottery glazes. There are literally hundreds of manifesta- tions of our spirit. Like a kaleidoscope, how- ever, each of these colorful pieces combines to equal one. Number ONE — Ferndale High School. 2 3 FERNDALE HIGH SCHOO DIRECTOR' COLOR COOf ■■ AUDITORIUM 2 ND EAST ■■ CAFETERIA t ST EAST COUNSELING CENTER 2ND WEST gymnasium 2 NO south library 2 ND SOu’H fST OFFICES 2 NO northeast SW MMiNG POOL 1 ST SOUTH DEPARTMENTS BUSINESS 301 312 3 RO NORTH ENGLISH 313 327 3 RO WEST Fi t -.PRACTICAL ARTS 214 - 230 2 NO SOUTHEAST LANGUAGES 328-334 3 RO SOUTH mathematics 201-213 2 NO NORTH SCIENCE 101-110 1 ST NORTH SOCIAL SCIENCES 111121 1 ST WEST PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1969 14 15 Above left: Senior Editor Julie Williams, Denise Maynard, and Ju- nior Editor Caren Curtin plan “Spirit” pages. Right: Sports Editor Rick Hambrick begins the tedious job of selecting and cropping pic- tures. Center: Meredith Clark gets out a letter to boost Talon sales. Lower left: Business Manager JoAnna Willey and photographer Mike Page return from one of countless errands. Right: Photographer Marty Krulock stands by the Talon slogan, “Do it!” 18 Who preserves the continuing saga of Ferndale High School? Who runs around snapping pictures of every- one doing everything? Who pulls out their hair trying to meet deadlines? Who put out this book? The Talon staff, of course! Adapting well to changes, the staff worked with both a new publishing company, and a new faculty adviser, Ms. Mimi Gass. Also new this year was the opportunity to study “yearbooking” at workshops given by Oakland University and Marygrove College. The staff has put in hours of hard work trying to cap- ture a year’s worth of memories in a 224-page book. Above left: Julie Williams pauses between pages! Right: First semes- ter Talon staff. Front: Julie Williams, Tim Hunter, Kim Anderson, Carole South, Fred Williamson, Denise Maynard, Sharon Johnson, Keith Thornton, Janet Fineau. Back: Rick Hambrick, Jenny Iden, Marty Krulock. Ms. Gass, Meredith Clark, Caren Curtin. Brad Spaulding, JoAnna Willey, Mike Page. Not pictured: Kelle Jaworski. Chip Turberville. Lower left: Sharon Johnson looks over thirty pages of senior class lay-outs. Right: Kim Anderson and Jenny Iden spread out materials for the faculty pages. 19 Strike up the band Above left: Lori Staton and Ix a Foreit rehearse with Symphonic Winds. Right: Tim Mclntee faces the music. Center: Dawn Cousins leads the band in its new practice of rehearsing in the courtyard. Lower left: Nancy Metcalfe, Tracy Bacheller, and members of The Golden Eagle Marching Band. Right: Symphonic Winds. 20 This year the Ferndale Bands saw changes both on the podium and within their structure. Under the baton of new conductor Ms. Debbie Vanneman, members of both Symphonic Winds and Concert Band had the op- portunity to participate in the marching band. Practice began at 6:45 in the morning in the new location of the courtyard. All F.H.S. band members had the chance to play as part of the Parade of Bands at Michigan State University this year also. Above left: Colin Stutcher and Devin Banner add the baritones. Right: Ms. Debbie Vanneman re- hearses the Concert Band. Center left: Mike Mro- zek, Rodney Curtis and Greg Poterala slide through rehearsal. Right: Tracey Bacheller con- ducts a pre-game show. Lower left: Nancy Met- calfe and Patty Yungton lead new flag corps in Homecoming parade. 21 Pep . . . and all that jazz It’s impossible to think of games and pep assemblies — or even Friday mornings — without almost hearing that solid sound of the Pep Band blasting out “Rocky,” “The Stripper,” or “Fly High for Ferndale.” The talented and dedicated members of Pep Band spend a lot of extra time keeping our spirits up! New to the instrumental music program this year is the Jazz Band. This group consists of members from both Concert Band and Symphonic Winds. They also put in extra hours of rehearsal to share their talents at concerts. Above right: Pep Band Captains Paul Ferrero and Kandy Coussens. Left: Jazz Band members Paul Ferrero, Scott Camper, Randy Coussens, Saul Zipser. Karl Wheeler, and Paul Edwards polish up a number for the Bandtasia Concert. Right: Pep Band uplifts Eagles’ spirits at a pre-game assembly. Lower left: Katie Dixon transfers her classical skills to a Jazz band piece. Right: Pep Band makes team and fans feel at home even at away games. Fa la la la la ... . . . that’s the sound of the Madrigals as they perform their Renaissance music throughout the Detroit area. Dressed in colorful costumes, this a capella singing group performs for school functions, civic and commu- nity groups, churches, and private organizations. En- joying her first year as the group’s director, Mrs. Mari- anne Corrigan commented, “Madrigals has been a very special and talented group to work with. We shared some very exciting performances.” r Above left: Madrigals sing at U.S.A. sponsored Senior Citizen party. Center left: David Winton, Curtis Mann, Ed Ng. Tanya Katschanow, and Mary Jo Smith sing to all areas of the audience at the Christmas Concert. Right: Front: Denise Stubbs, Colleen Ruhlman, Chris Carter, Kim Anderson, Mary Jo Smith, Patty Yungton, Tanya Kats- chanow. Back: David Winton, Mike Negus, Scott Stevenson, Craig Campbell. Lower left: Seniors Denise Stubbs and Chris Carter lead the sopranos in rehearsal. Right: Front: Chris Carter, Tanya Kats- chanow, Mary Jo Smith, Celeste Allen, Patty Yungton, Kathy Camp- er. Back: Scott Stevenson, David Winton, Curtis Mann. Ed Ng. One voice Above left: Under the leadership of junior Shelly Christman, the Handbell Choir adds festivity to the Christmas Concert. Right: Freshmen Vickie LaVoy, Karen Wright, Robin Sargent, and Sherry Vaughn lend support to Girls’ Glee in heir first Christmas Concert. Lower left: Handbell players wait patiently for their notes. Right: More Christmas spirit provided by Choir B. 24 Vocal music students had a busy year under the direction of Mrs. Marianne Corrigan, who this year accepted the challenge of moving from junior high to high school teaching. In addition to nu- merous school and community con- certs, the choir participated in fund raisers for scholarships. Funds are also used for new music, folders, and cos- tumes. Ferndale’s choirs provide an op- portunity for talented, active students to get involved. Above left: Craig Campbell, Amy Downs. Cathy Cowart. Kelly Alexiou, and Curtis Mann join Mrs. Corrigan for an extra rehearsal during the lunch hour. Lower left: Sophomore Ida Amaral adds narration to a Choir B song. Right: Tim Carney, Mark I eBlanc, and Phil Harris join other members of Choir A in concert. 25 Fiddlin’ around Above left: Ms. Linda Puroff gets rehearsal underway. Top right: Eva Rostafinski concentrates on the score. Lower left: Earl Wheeler. Cen- ter right: Noelle Graham. Right: Anita Harris radiates her love of music. 26 First hour every morning the stage is alive with music as the orchestra drills for its next performance. They may be playing classics by Bach and Handel or swinging with the “pop” sounds of Jim Croce or show tunes, since Director Ms. Linda Puroffs goal is “to further the growth of stu- dents’ musical abilities in the area of popular selections as well as classi- cal.” Orchestra members also busy themselves raising money for their scholarship fund. They have tag days in the fall and spring, and sell Flor- ida fruit each winter. Above left: Jane Gheldof and Leslie Ferrari bring in the cellos. Right: Sue Burelle and Lisa Parkington. Lower left: Sue Burelle, Michael Haddad, and President Nancy Pohl during the Christmas Concert. Right: Celeste Allen brushes up a difficult passage. 27 Stage struck Above left: Junior Beth Grover studies her lines in rehearsal. Right: Senior Jan West puts on the finishing touches before showtime. Lower left: Student Enterprise Officers: Jackie Lada (secretary), Ken Jaklic (Vice President), Nancy Farrington (President), Andrea Heller (Treasurer). Right: S.E.T. Sponsor, Ms. Linda Murley. Show biz is fun — as any member of Student Enterprise Theatre will tell you! Ferndale’s lar- gest club, the group has over two hundred stu- dents and more join with every production. This year’s fall show. The Odd Couple was done with a new twist — Felix and Oscar be- came Felicia and Olga — a reflection of Wom- en’s Lib.! Spring was ushered in with Daisy Mae and Li’l Abner, a rip-roaring, footstomping musical. As always, the production is the big- gest extravaganza of the yeaT and a real spectac- ular evening for Ferndale audiences. Above left: More greasy make-up for Nancy Farrington and Annette Ryan. Center left: Good publicity made for large audiences at the fall show. Right: S.E.T. members gather at “Murl’s Pub.” Lower left: Ken Jaklic, Anne Lane, Jerry Beaupied, and Andrea Heler check the prompt book. Right: Celeste Allen rehearses a phone conversation in The Odd Couple. 29 30 Eagle presses on The Eagle’s feathers took quite a ruffling this year, but members of the staff tried their best to smooth things out. At the beginning of the year there was no faculty adviser to supervise the arduous task of producing Ferndale’s bi-monthly publication. In spite of this, some members of last year’s staff managed to produce a Homecoming Special Edition. Second semester, Mrs. Gerry Kulick stepped in. Although not a teacher at FHS, she volunteered to work with students on the newspaper as an extra-curricular activity during the lunch hour. The Eagle staff, under Mrs. Kulick’s guid- ance, planned a Senior Edition, and North Central Edi- tion. Above right: Victor Morris and Darryl Vennard touch up a layout. Left: New adviser Mrs. Gerry Kulick proofreads the first edition of the second semester. Right: Eagle staff. Front: Lauren King, Darryl Vennard. Row 2: Tammy O’Rear, Fotini Lefkimiotis, Don Kenely, Suzanne Rurelle. Dave Ladd, Kim McEvers. Jim Hall, Cathy Ager, Nancy Pohl, Chris Uber, Christina Mui, Dana Luckett. Lower right: Editors-in-chief. Lauren King, Darryl Vennard and Dana Dystant. Nosing for news Every morning bright and early the Ferndale Eagle News Team broadcasts the latest and greatest news at F.H.S. They report on sports, clubs, dances, and other Ferndale events. We even hear a soap opera now and then. This dedicated staff lets us know there’s some- thing for everyone at Ferndale High School. Above left: New9 team members. Front: Cathy Cowart, Anne Lane. Back: Kathie Hoeppner, Kathy Manteuffel, Jane Gheldof. Right: Jan West in action! Center left: Sharon Johnson demonstrates her skills as Cathy Cowart looks on. Right: More team members. Front: Kim McEvers, Donna Hughes, Janet Pineau. Back: Claude Winton, Sue Burelle, Jan West, Mr. Williams. Lower left: Front: Janet Pineau, Donna Hughes, Mr. Williams, Kathie Hoeppner, Jane Gheldof. Back: Sue Burelle, Cathy Cowart, Sharon Johnson, Claude Winton, Jan West. 31 Above left: Mrs. Lisa Shapiro. Dawn Farrugia, Tanya Katschanow, Dawn Bolis, and Mrs. Barb Demlow demonstrate the five classic positions of dance. Right: Kelly Carnahan, Liza Papich, Lori Davis, Theresa Dawson, Mary Kamerschen, and Orsalia Rodis comprise Ferndale’s own “Chorus Line.” Lower left: Front: Becky Creiglow, Monique Crabh, Annette Ryan. Back: Dawn Farrugia. Right: Mavis Panned and Brigitte Hall rehearse their duet. 32 Bump grind, bump grind, bump grind . . . That is not the sound of your ’67 Chevy, it is the sound of dozens of students dancing through the halls. In Modern Dance students learn routines combining ballet, jazz, and disco movements. Dancers per- formed for the Co-op Banquet and Honor’s Reception, as well as for their big show in May. The club members are like one big family and enjoy working together. “There’s nothing that I’ve enjoyed more or found quite as gratifying as working with the girls that are part of this year’s Modern Dance Club,” said ad- viser, Mrs. Barbara Demlow. Above left: Becky Creiglow, Monique Crabb, Annette Ryan, Penni Shaffer, and Tanya Katschanow. Left: Sisters, Dineen, Penni, and Wendy Shaffer polish up their trio. Right: Loa Foreit and Jane Ghel- dof strike a casual pose. Lower left: Senior Angie Morrison has en- joyed four years of Modern Dance. 33 U.S.A. links school . . . The United Student Assembly, more commonly known as the U.S.A., is designed to be the link between the students, staff and community. Composed of officers and representatives of the four classes, the U.S.A. is responsible for many of the activities of the school, especially Spirit Week in the fall. Other activities they sponsor are Senior Citizens’ Day, Donkey Basketball, Christmas Canned Food Drive, S.M.A. Talent Show, and Eagle Emmys. Above right: Dave Morton, and Jim Clarke look over plans for a dance. Center left: Senior class officials. Front: Annette Ryan, Celeste Allen, Julie Williams, Amy Buch, Dawn Cousins, Dana Dystant. Back: Thearon Williams, Curtis Mann, Nancy Pohl, Steve Thompson. Sharon Johnson, Lauren King, Sue Burelle, Dave Winton. Right: Sophomore class officials. Front: Glen Campbell, Ayn Mullen. Renee Weaver, Jim Clarke. Back: Jim Pettit, Molly Glaza, Pat Barnard, Mike Waldick. Lower left: Santa Claus awards a prize to a Bingo winner with the help of Kim Hansen, at the U.S.A. sponsored Senior Citizens’ Holiday Party. Right: Junior class officials. Front: Barb Collins, Claude Win- ton, Dawn Bolis. Back: Nancy Farrington, Debbie Macumber, Dawn Farrugia, Lisa Edwards. Above left: Kxecutive Board. Front: Advis- ers, Mr. Bill Brown and Mrs. Gayle Min- neci. Back: Dave Winton, Amy Buch, Nan- cy Farrington, Dawn Cousins, Barb Col- lins, Thearon Williams. Center left: Fresh- man class officials. Front: Kia Pavloff, Tom Smith, Cathy Cowart. Back: Lisa Wil- liams, Paul Marchioni, Kelli Sweet. Calvin Mann, Kim Hansen, Dave Morton, Missy Hambrick. Right: U.S.A. treasurer Jean- ette LeAnnais collects money and canned foods at the Christmas Dance. Lower left: Senior Dave Winton at Senior Citizens’ A Holiday Party. Right: President Thearon Williams leads the regular Wednesday meeting. 35 Honorable mention National Honor Society consists of juniors and seniors who have maintained an academic grade point average of 3.3 or above. The society has four committees: in school tutoring, academic enrichment, junior athletic program, and community service. The purpose of the society is to aid fellow students and the community through tutoring, activities, and special programs. 36 Above left: Gus Bisbikis. Ned Sharpies, and Ed Abeska seem a bit distracted while Bill Ferrell (background) and Tom McCleod (foreground) fo- cus attention on the meeting. Right: Lisa Giacona and Rene Rosiek set up bookstore merchandise for Know Your School Night. Lower right: Offi- cers Tracey Hueston, President; Nancy Metcalfe, Secretary; Mrs. Bessie Hysni, adviser; Ted Clam- pitt. Vice President; and Rodney Curtis, Treasur- er. Above left: Honor Society members .Jane Wolski, Caren Curtin, and Mary Bolton assist Annette Ryan at arena scheduling. Left: Adviser Mrs. Bessie Hysni enjoys the relaxing surroundings at Boyne Mountain. Right: Becky Creiglow and Randy Coussens spent the lunch hour planning another Honor Society activity. Lower left: Ski enthusiasts take advantage of a fun weekend with the Society’s first trip to Boyne. 37 The great debate The debate team had its best season in three years. The Junior Varsity took third place in the league with many members winning speak- er trophies. The Varsity team went all the way to the elimination round at State. Steve Iamar- ino, the second year coach, gave team members a lot of help in researching and writing their winning cases. With four graduating seniors, more “young blood” is needed for next year. Above right: Varsity team. Jerry Gonto, Phil Harris, Paul Pineau, Rodney Curtis. Left: Captain Rodney Curtis looks over a brief. Right: Coach Steve Iamarino emphasizes a point. Lower right: Team. Front: Walter Mrozek, Paul Pin- eau. Back: Amy Schiffer, Jerry Gonto, Ted Clampitt, Phil Harris, Rodney Curtis, Bob McMurray. 38 Multiple choices Forensics is the athletics of the intellect. It involves more than talking — speakers must use the mind, voice, and body to participate in any of the interpre- tive and public speaking events. Team members compete against speakers from other schools in local, district, regional, and state meets. In recent years, Ferndale students have progressed to the state tour- nament in areas including original oratory, dramatic duo, children’s storytelling, and multiple readings. Above left: Jan West rehearses a story. Right: Jan West, Darryl Vennard, Amy Benner, and Karen Richards run through their multiple reading. Lower left: Forensics class teacher Mrs. Roz Segal helps Ho Trinh edit her original oratory material. Right: Ho Trinh begins working on delivery of her speech. 39 Snowbound “Well, at least we had snow this year!” stated a relieved ski club member. Snow is a key component to any ski club’s existence and the winter of 80-81 proved to be a fruitful one for the FHS Ski Club. Adviser, Mr. Mike McClain advocates skiing for everyone. As he put it, “If you live in Michigan you can do two things with snow: shovel it, or ski on it. The FHS Ski Club members are smart enough to trade their shovels in for skis. Join us!” Above right: Front: John Golembrieski, Sheryl Klebba. Back: Brad Bromley, Jim Deardorff, Chad Thompson. Left: Club. Front: Sheryl Klebba. Back: John Golembrieski, Jim Deardorff, Sponsor Mr. Mike McClain. Brad Bromley, Chad Thompson. Lower left: Chad Thomp- son crosses skis in a prayer for snow. Right: John Golembrieski and Brad Bromley practice rescue methods on Sheryl Klebba. Getting it together According to club president, Tia Williams, “The Black His- tory Club is a great idea — it gives you a chance to work with a lot of people and get to know them better. I really like it!” Other club members like it too; and enjoyed the weekly meetings to plan such fun activities as an all-school Talent Show and a spring Fashion Show, which gave even teachers a chance to look stylish! Funds raised were used to help Fern- dale’s Senior Citizens. Above left: Officers. Tia Williams, President; Windell Stephens, Vice President; Della Josh- ua, Secretary; Ted Guinn, Treasurer. Middle: Club. Front: Darnella Woodruff, Brigitte Hall, Della Joshua, Tia Williams, Windell Ste- phens. Back: Patricia Johnson, Thurman Hall, Mr. Herb Ivory, Michael Morrison, Theodore Guinn, Curtis Mann. Left: Adviser Mr. Herb Ivory discusses Black American heritage. 41 A fair trade F.H.S. spanned the continent by participating in two exchange programs. In April, 40 students came to Ferndale from Kennedy Collegiate School in Wind- sor, Ontario to learn about U.S. schools. Ferndale students visited the Canadian schools in early May. F.H.S. also took part in an exchange with Ferndale High School in Ferndale, Washington. Five students and one teacher took a look at the “other” Ferndale in May. The exchange was not only educational, but fun too! Above right: Meeting with Mr. Dzyacky are Julie Williams, Tra- cey Hueston and Thearon Williams representing Yearbook, Na- tional Honor Society and U.S.A. respectively. Left: Ron Ross, Annette Ryan, Dawn Cousins, Sharon Johnson, Dean Cooper and Adviser, Mr. Don Hale organized the F.H.S. Windsor exchange. Right: Senior U.S.A. members read through resumes to select exchange representatives. Seated are Thearon Williams, Dave Winton, Annette Ryan, Sharon Johnson. Steve Thompson, Julie Williams, Dawn Cousins, Sue Burelle. Standing, Nancy Pohl, Lauren King, and Dana Dystant. 42 “Cogito ergo sum.” “I think, therefore I am”-in the Latin Club! Members often ponder such profound philosophies when they are not involved in their many projects which include spon- soring dances, bagel sales, and even a Roman Banquet. Funds were raised this year to make a special contribu- tion to aid Italian earthquake victims. Above left: Mr. and Mrs. Karl I Tissier display their creativity, originality, and nerve in Halloween garb. Right: Appropriately, club members cluster around their beloved Italy. Left: Kirk Stenback. Mr. Nick Young. Alison Austin, and Jane Gheldof provide after-dinner entertainment with the play “Orpheus and Eurydice at the Roman Banquet. Right: Club members. Front: Cathy Nutt. Wende Schmidt, Dave Crumrine, Alison Austin. Back: Robin Wagner, Jane Gheldof. Kirk Stenback. Juliette Nutt. Adviser Mr. Earl LeTissier. Lower left: Wende Schmidt. Kirk Stenback, and Jane Gheldof raise funds selling those warm bagels for breakfast. 43 Wunderbar! “Der Deutschklub ist einfach toll.” Any German Club member will tell you that means the German Club is great. The club has sponsored many activi- ties, such as a Christmas party, and trips to Cedar Pointe and Frankenmuth. Ms. Cathy Braum, the German Club advisor commented, “We’ve had many activities this year and I’ve had just as much fun with the kids as they seemed to have with the activities.” Above right: Officers. Front: President. Terri Kendall; Secretary. Missy Hambrick. Back: Treasurer, Sharon Troutt; Vice President. Lauren King. Above: Club. Front: Lisa Williams, Kelli Sweet, Missy Hambrick, Debbie Ainsworth, Mary Lemmons, Emily Wagner, Anna Martin. Row 2: Michelle Allen, Jeff Buikema, Lise Hedin, Terri Kendall, Amy Schiffer, Kelly Carnahan, Cindy Bacheller, Jane Wolski. Back: Mike Barnard. Matt Jorgensen. Lauren King, Mark F'arrah, Kay Troutt, Kim Yezak, Karen Gabel, Brenda Plowick, Marv Kinney, John Kinney, Fraulein Cathy Braum. 44 Earning and learning Co-op offers students a first-hand look at the real world. It provides on-the-job training in office occupa- tions while under the supervision of a coordinator who sees that in-school education is correlated to the job experience. Students learn a marketable skill, get graduation credits, and earn a salary all at the same time. Club members have extra fun participating in candy and flower sales to raise funds for the annual employer employee Co-op Banquet held in May. Above left: Co-op students. Front: Sheryl Bodnar, Kim Schram. Rosemary Pencak, Cindy Avery, Theresa Dawson, Tiara Williams. Row 2: Cindy Cunningham, Zera Jerry, Lucy Brownheim, Patricia Johnson, Della Joshua, Darnella Woodruff. Row 3: Mrs. Simmons. Debbie Smith. Mary Murphy, Iman Mansour, Shelly Murphy, Kathy Toth, Mrs. Finn. Back: Ellen Sexton, Jill Davis, Dawn Chalker, Carol Vennard. Janis Shaw, Maxine Evans, Heidi Obenhoff, Sabrina Hall. Joe Solano. Right: Medical Co-op. Front: Tracey Cobb, Shelby Cot- tingham, Mrs. Ray, JoAnna Willey, Denise Maynard. Back: Lucy Yodhes, Leandrea Graham, Jennifer Miller, Latrice Jackson, Tanya Poehlman. Lower left: Jennifer Miller has her pulse and temperature taken free of charge by Leandrea Graham. Here by popular demand Micro Chips? Does this refer to very small mo- torcycle cops? No! This is Ferndale’s new com- puter club. These students are interested in per- sonal computers and meet twice monthly to compare and share programming knowledge. They also hear from guest speakers who are experts in the field. Sponsor Phil VanDecar commented on the growth of the computer world saying, “These things are taking over the world.” Taking over the world of F.H.S. are the athletes. Coach Gary Sophiea brought back the Varsity Club just for them. The club sells mun- chies and programs at athletic events. With the funds raised they purchased shirts for all the members. At the end of the year they will re- ceive a well-earned trip. Above right: Varsity Club. Front: Janet Pineau, Missy Hambrick, Kelli Sweet, Kim Hansen, Victor Morris, Bill Ferrell. Mike Negus. Row 2: Dorothy Ruhlman, .Jenny Charles, .Jan West, Sue Burelle, Rene Rosiek, Leonard .Jackson, Ted Guinn. Steve Thomas, Paul Edwards. Back: Gus Bisbikis, Andre Grice, Anthony Carter. Curtis Mann, Delaine Rimmer, Alex Demos, Anton Foreit, .Jeff Blood- worth, .Jeff .Jones, Tom Page. Chuck Colden, Greg Rank. Coach Sophiea. Left: Micro-chips members Larry Schroeder. Gerald Larson, and Steve Schwartz watch re- sults of their programming. Lower right: Sponsor Phil Van- Decar. 46 Faculty Mrs. Susan Acord Special Education Mr. Allan Bancroft Science Mr. John Bassier Science Assistant Varsity Football Coach Mr. Dan Bauer Physical Education Ms. Rachel Beard English Mr. Morris Beider Fine and Applied Arts . Mr. Tauofik Bellalouna French Mr. Walter Boho Fine andApplied Arts Department Chairperson 49 50 Mrs. Dorothy Bojarzin Mathematics Ms. Cathy Braum German German Club Sponsor Mr. William Brown Social Studies U.S.A. Sponsor Mr. Bud Carl Physical Education Mrs. Mary Coleman Business Ms. Marianne Corrigan Vocal Music Madrigal and Handbells Sponsor XLs Mrs. Judith Corsini Science Mr. Tom Craft Special Education Key Club Sponsor Mr. Michael Curley English Mr. William Darland Mathematics Department Chairperson Mr. Richard Deardorff Fine and Applied Arts Mrs. Barbara Demlow English Modern Dance Club Sponsor iMs. Sue Deromedi English Girls’ Tennis Team Coach Department Chairperson I Mr. Billy Eighmey Science Mrs. Anita Farah English Mrs. Johanna Finn Business Co-Op Sponsor 51 52 Mr. Kenneth Follmer Fine and Applied Arts Mrs. Susan Fredal English Ms. Mimi Gass English Yearbook Sponsor Mrs. Diane Gee English Ms. G. Gibson Spanish Mrs. Donna Giltrow Physical Education Athletic Coordinator Mr. Mike Girard Social Studies Swim Team Coach Mr. Henry Gold Social Studies Mrs. Shirley Goldman English Mr. Marshall Grad Mathematics Mr. Don Hale Social Studies Mr. William B. Hall Mathematics Mrs. Barbara Hatt Special Education Mrs. Eleanor Heald Science Miss Ethel M. Herbig English Mrs. Bessie Hysni Social Studies National Honor Society Sponsor 53 54 Mr. Herb Ivory Social Studies Track and Cross Country I Coach Black History Club Sponsor Ms. Gwendolyn Jackson Social Studies Mr. Thomas M. Jaksa Mathematics Mrs. Sarah James English Mrs. Helene Koney Business Department Chairperson Mrs. Lynn Labaza Mathematics Freshman Class Sponsor Mr. Robert Lakin Fine and Applied Arts Mr. Earl LeTissier Latin Latin Club Sponsor Dr. Freddie Long English Mr. Joe Maltese Fine and Applied Arts Mr. Robert Martin English Mr. Robert May Business Mr. Michael McClain English Senior Class Sponsor Ski Club Sponsor Mrs. Maria McClinchey Business 55 Mr. Don McNeil Social Studies Mr. Nick Midea Science Mrs. Gayle Minneci Mathematics U.S.A. Sponsor Mr. James Munson Science Department Chairperson Mr. Robert Ostrow Fine and Applied Arts Mrs. Jane Parchem Physical Education Aqua Sprites Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Shirley Pemberton Social Studies Miss Susan Polgar Special Education Miss Linda Puroff Orchestra Director Mrs. Mathilde Rakowsky German Department Chairperson Mrs. Anna Ray Health Co-Op Sponsor Mrs. Amy C. Redpath Physical Education and Social Studies Mrs. Lyra-Leah Revesz English Mrs. Cynthia Riwney English Miss Barbara Rubin Mathematics Mrs. Carole Saferstein Fine and Applied Arts 57 Mr. R. Schenck Fine and Applied Arts Mrs. Rosalyn Segal English Mr. Lawrence Senkowski Science Mrs. Rosemary Simmons Business Office Co-Op Sponsor Mrs. Christine Surowka Mathematics Social Studies Mr. Ed Szcodronski Mathematics Dr. John P. Takis Fine and Applied Arts Mr. Philip C. VanDecar Mathematics Micro-Chips Sponsor Miss Debbie Vanneman Band Director Jazz Band Director Mr. Bud Webster Science Varsity Football Coach Mrs. Helga Zuchlinski Fine and Applied Arts Added Attractions Miss Karen Hock German Student Teacher Mrs. Patricia Lukasiewicz Business Ms. Linda Murley English Student Enterprise Theatre Sponsor Mrs. Nancy Potts Fine and Applied Arts Ms. Debbie Silver Fine and Applied Arts 59 COUNSELORS A counselor’s school year is filled with a variety of activities. In addition to their primary concern of advising students, they work out schedules, arrange for students to see college representatives, organize our own “college day,” and administer special testing programs given throughout the year. Above right: Mrs. Mary Smith. Center: Mr. Charles Bennett, Mrs. Zakiya Dilworth. Lower: Mr. David Olson, Mrs. Connie Pinis. SECRETARIES Wilma D’Anna Main Office Marilyn DeLoose Records Irene DeNike Principal’s Office Ruth Elmers Attendance Center Diana Fleharty Assistant Principal’s Office Counseling Center Beatrice Fleming Attendance Center Carole Link Athletic Office Carole Turf Data Processing 61 62 V.I.P.’s Dr. Roy Burkhart Athletic Director Mrs. Eleanor Hessler Library Secretary Mr. Matt Kobylinski Audio-Visual Coordinator Mrs. Jane MacDonald Librarian Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Flora Ridout Hall Monitor Mrs. Brenda Schmelter Library Technical Assistant Cafeteria Staff Front: Jeanette Armstrong, Dorothy Dreigiewicz, Lillian Stenback, Helen Bourgeois, Esther Nelson, Delores North, Dorothy DeCenso. Row 2 : Eileen Radovanovich, Frances Betteley, Dorothy Forte, Eleanor Tresnak, Director of Food Services. ONE ON ONE SPORTS Eagles Endure . . . This season was an extreme disappointment. Although the team didn’t win a game, they sure did learn how to lose gracefully. The record hardly reflects the hard work, learning experiences, and good times the team shared to- gether. VARSITY FOOTBALL • VARSITY FOOTBALL • VARSITY FOO' Top: Dave Jordan, ready for the hand-off from Bob Zizka. Above left: Senior Scott Dixon punts Ea- gles out of trouble. Above right: Coaches and tri-captains: Coach Bassier, Rick Hambrick, Coach Webster, Bob Zizka, Ned Sharpies, Coach Willett. Right: Tom Page blocks as Bill Ferrell gains yardage. Far right: Steve Thomas and Chris Uber get their man. Front: Mr. Corsini, Joe Morgan, Curtis Cottingham, Rick Ham- brick, Ned Sharpies, Bob Zizka, Chip Turberville, Chris Uber. Row 2: Bill Ferrell, Tom Lyskawa, Gus Bisbikis, Rob Sell- ers, Gary Coveil, Tom Page, Scott Dixon, Thearon Williams, Don Kenely, Row 3: Ed Ng, Dave Ladd, Greg Rank, Claude Win- ton, Steve Link, Chuck Colden, Rick Zwolinski, Mike Yake- monis, John Yingling, Row 4: Don Harris, Larry Gibson, Steve Thomas, Dave Jordan, Windell Stephens, John Rhodes, Jamie Hernandez, Tim Hunter, Brian Muma, Jeff Gertley, Row 5: Vince Mclntee, Coaches Willett, Webster, and Bassier. BALL • VARSITY FOOTBALL • VARSITY FOOTBALL • VARSITY Above left: Coach Webster in one of his intense moments! Above right: Bob Zizka hands off to Thearon Williams, as Tom Page leads the way. Left: Rick Hambrick shows his frustrations. Above: Bob Zizka sets up the play for Dave Jordan, and Bill Ferrell. 65 Eagles Improve The J.V. football team had a tough year, but under the new coaching of Sam James, and Mike Sophiea,they played hard. The Fresh- men team had a great 7-1 season, and are sure to have a successful J.V. season next year. Front: Frank Estes, Andy Hansen, Mike Wallace, Doug Jones, Matt Alexiou, Pete Flavin, Don Hughes, Dave Cummings, Andy Wujcik. Back: Coach Mike Sophiea, Tony Tamm, John Hall, Dave Haslitt, Eric Boyes. Ken Aubuchon, Mike Page, Phil Young, Jim Curtin, Dave Smith, Jim Weeks, Coach Sam James. J.V. FOOTBALL • FRESHMEN FOOTBALL • J.V. FOOTBALL Above left: Junior Varsity’s offense lines up under quarterback Cliff Ridenour. Above right: Top prospect. Darren Carter unloads under pressure! Lower left: Mike Page charges in to make the tackle. Lower right: Freshmen Mike Hammerle carries for a gain. 66 In The Running Up against a strenous schedule, the cross country team suffered some close defeats. Reviewing the re- cord, Coach Ivory said, “We lost five meets and four of those were by two points or less.” Co-captains Ted Clampitt and Kris Pavloff agreed the small team was large on dedication; and with three of the top five runners returning, next year looks promising. Front: Marty Manetta, Steve Jackson. Kolin Stutcher, Carl Taul- bee, Mark Willett. Back: Coach Ivory, Ted Clampitt, Bill Reedy, Greg Poterala, Larry Weaver, Kris Pavloff, Liz Radowick. Not pictured, Chris Kolito, Carmel Keating, Mike Negus, Jeannine Graham. Flo Hines, Victor Morris. CROSS COUNTRY • CROSS COUNTRY • CROSS COUNTRY Opponent 33 33 , 35 | 35 16 J, 26 L 25 w 41 23 Ferndale'y Southfield 26 Lamp here T roy ' DondelpJBL Hazel Park Highland Park Kimball Seaholm Above: Victor Morris, Ted Clampitt, and Bill Reedy along with the entire Cross Country team at the Sports Ban- quet. Far left: Mark Willett laps the Seaholm victim. Left: Greg Poterala re- ceives his trophy for most improved runner. Honors also went to Ted Clam- pitt, Chris Kolito, and Steve Jackson for making All-League. A-bout fencing Part of the after school Commons life, Ferndale’s young fencing team is only in its second year. Improving from last season, the team went 2-2 against much more experienced vet- eran teams. Sophomore Avery Gold- stein attributed the team’s progress to “hard work” and commented, “Ferndale fencing will continue to improve as long as we have deter- mined people willing to fence, work and win.” FENCING • FENCING • FENCING • FENCING • FENCING • Above right: Front: Roger Nichols, Stan Putnam. Alvin Williams, Brian Conway, Demetrius Means, Avery Goldstein, Coach Goldstein. Back: Jeff Buikema, Mary Lemmons, Sharon Goldstein, Catherine Nutt. Left: Avery Goldstein and Roger Nichols. Right: Mary Lem- mons lunges Coach Goldstein. Lower left: Stan Putnam and Brian Conway. Right: Front: Sharon Goldstein, Mary Lemmons, Tim Tay- lor, Demetrius Means, Coach Goldstein. Back: Stan Putnam, Larry Schroeder, Dave Haslitt. 68 Getting their kicks The 1980 soccer season was a succession of close calls and “what-ifs.” Lack of experience in several key positions and too little scoring spelled defeat in several close games. The defense was led by Senior Co-captains Mike Thrushman and Dave Vojinov along with Senior Dave Winton who turned in credible performances on the field. Much of the scoring was supplied by Seniors Ron Bidinger, Fred Petty, and MVP Mark Sladick. A considerable number of under- classmen played starting roles in 1980 and the key to success in 1981 will be their growth as players and the filling of the goalie position. SOCCER • SOCCER • SOCCER • SOCCER • SOCCER • SOCCER Above left: Coaches John Sala and Todd Cunningham scrutinize players’ talent. Right: Winter practice in the gym. Lower left: Using your head is the name of the game, and Rob Leonhart shows it. Right: Randy Cousins, Mark Sladick, Ron Bidinger, Fred Petty, Dave Winton, and Dave Phelps at the Fall Sports Banquet. 69 Young Eagles rebuild With only three seniors on this years’ team, and plenty of young talent coming up, the Eagles have great expectations for next season. The team begins workouts in November. Workouts are held every afternoon, including meet days, with the objective of hitting a peak at the SMA Championships in March. The team has hit over 90% best times for the last several seasons in the Championships. This season the swimmers missed teammate Joe Lemke who died last summer. The team’s Most Valuable Swimmer Trophy is dedicated in Joe’s memory. BOYS’ SWIMMING • BOYS’ SWIMMING • BOYS’ SWIMMING . 70 Above right: Senior Rich Murray tucks for a back drive. Left: Coach Mike Gi- rard takes the splits for his distance swimmers. Right: Keith Kauffmann strokes through another work-out. Lower right: Rich Murray shows how he got his nick- name, Floater.” Far right: Rob Murray works on his freestyle. Above left: Varsity Swimmers. Front: Scott Richards, Dave Strilcov, Kevin Furze, Rob Mur- ray, Rich Murray, Mike Mac- Donald, Rob Sellers, Jeff Rob- ertson. Row 2: Marty Manetta, Craig Linn, Andrew Wujcik, Rob Leonhardt. Pat Combs, Mike Floore, Rob Calvano. Row 3: Coach Mike Girard, Karl Boston, Mark Reczek, Billy Carter, Keith Kauffmann, Devin Benner, Scott Bone, Paul Luckett, Dave Fick- ett. BOYS’ SWIMMING • BOYS’ SWIMMING • BOYS’ SWIMMING • Ferndale Opponent 37 Dondero 24 41 SouUfeld 21 57 Andover 15 48 Bertfey 13 45 Lahser 26 3rd. Lamphere Invite. 40 Troy 28 12 Hazel Park 52 3rd. Utica Eisenhower Twj Jrn. 37 Kimball 33 54 Warren Mott 14 33 Seaholm 28 4th. Walled Lake Western Quad. 5th SMA Tournaihent Above right: Swimmers take their marks. Left: Mighty Mike MacDonald displays layout form. 71 SMA champs — again! “The difference between good and great is hard work.” The Eagles proved their slogan true this year with the first out right SMA title since 1970. First year coach Gary Sophiea kept Ferndale’s fine basketball reputation stronger than ever. Co-cap- tains Jeff Bloodworth and Delaine Rimmer were both keys to the Eagle’s fine year. All players put in hours of hard work and their value to the team was immeasurable at practice and at games. RSITY BASKETBALL • VARSITY BASKETBALL • VARSITY BAS 72 Above right: Co-captains Delaine Rimmer and Jeff Bloodworth with Coach Gary Sopheia. Left: Coach So- pheia briefs his team during a time out. Right: Lanier Palmer, Anthony “A.C.” Carter, and Andre Grice form a giant octopus while battling for a rebound. Lower right: The Kagles stretch out before they tangle with Warren Cousino. Front: Paul Edwards. Steve Thomas. Leonard .Jackson. Delaine Himmer. Alex Demos. Back: Christopher Bohl. Ted Guinn. Anthony Carter. Andre Grice, .Jeff Bloodworth. Tom Page. Lanier Palmer. Anton Foreit, Mike Negus. Coach Gary So- phiea. KETBALL • VARSITY BASKETBALL • VARSITY BASKETBALL Left: Ted Guinn drives for two of his game high 22 points, setting the pace for the victo- rious Eagles in the first game of the season against Cousino. Low- er left: Senior Jeff Bloodworth goes up strong against South- field Lathrup. Right: Delaine Himmer guns two from outside against the helpless Lathrup defense. Future SMA champs? What’s even better than being SMA champs two years in a row? Knowing that we can be SMA champs next year too! The talented J.V. and freshmen teams should pick up right where this year’s varsity team left off. J.V.’s Randy Bolden was high point scorer, and Wendall Ross as point guard was an excellent play mak- er. The freshmen team compiled a very respect- able 12-3 record. Darren Carter, who led the freshmen in many of their victories, also had the honor of playing with the varsity squad during their last regular season game and in the Districts. r. BASKETBALL • FRESHMAN BASKETBALL • J.V. BASKETBAL Above right: J.V. Team. Front: Steve Jackson, McArthur Terrell, Tommie Jerry, Leonard Rimmer, Peter Flavin, Todd Jerulle, Darrel Hill. Row 2: Cliff Ridenour, Chris Brown, Randall Bolden, Glen Campbell. Wendall Ross, Daniel Vennard. Back: Coach Mike Sopheia, Tommy Mill- er, Jim Curtin, Jeff Jones, Tony Tamm, John Karagozian, Donald Harris. Above left: Freshman Darren Carter goes up for a dunk. Right: Freshmen Team. Front: Tom Lindsey, Patrick Gallacher, Mike Thomas, Ray Thompson. Mark Cavazos, Mark Latshaw. Back: Coach George Mack, Ken Dillard. Mike Hammerle. Mark Hall, Willie Davis. Tim Weir, Darren Carter, Mark Willett, Carl Belger, Calvin Mann, Mike Nowland. Lower right: J.V.’s Randy Bolden is fouled by Berkley player as Wendall Ross looks on. 74 Baseball, hotdogs, apple pie and Ferndale High Last spring’s baseball season definitely had its ups and downs. Team scores may not reflect a victorious record, but individuals played well. Outfielders Dan Wrobleski earned a spot on the first team All-SMA squad, while second base- man Brian Herrera and catcher Curtis Cot- tingham made Honorable Mention All-SMA. This year’s team began practices as early as February, hoping for a run at the SMA title. VARSITY BASEBALL • VARSITY BASEBALL • VARSITY BASEBA1 Above left: Team. Front: Don Harris. Bob Follis, Jose Aro cho, Shawn Kelly. Ralph Clemens, Dave Hohnstreiter. Row 2: Coach Mike Kownacki. Ed Gearing, Tom Carpenter. Thearon Williams, Rob Carmichael. Steve Link. Wayne Reiter. Back: Dave Jaffee, Stewart Baroft. Bill Ferrell, Bri an Herrera. Scott Camper, Paul Edwards. Left: Thearon Williams helps Brian Herrera with a tough ground ball. Right: 'Lorn Carpenter warms up in pre-season practice. Lower left: Shawn Kelly tosses pop-ups to a teammate. 75 Wrestlers are winners The hard work and determination of the Eagles’ Wrestling Team paid off richly this year. They enjoyed an- other fine dual meet season, suffer- ing only one loss in the expanded league. Four wrestlers made the Hall of Fame with their victories in tour- naments. Co-Captains Bob Zizka, Darryl Vennard and juniors David Jordan and Jaime Hernandez were the new additions to the “wall.” WRESTLING • WRESTLING • WRESTLING • WRESTLING . 76 Above right: JV Wrestlers. Front: Doug Beveridge, Rob Barrett, Kevin Lundquist, Tom Smith. Greg June. Scott Keesey, Danny Jaffee, John Flavin. Al- vin Stephen, Tony Konja, John Collins, Tom Garcia, Ed Ng. Back: Pat Gajos, Lenny Lemke. Rich Mason, John Wagner. Mark Farah, Kevin Yonker, Pat Landry. Rob Seymour, Matt Lowe, Mark Davidoff, John Yingling, Rich Rubba. Marty Cain, Coach John Bassier. Left: Jamie Hernandez puts the clamp on defenseless opponent for another victory. Right: After only two years of wrestling. Bob Zizka has become the winningest” wrestler this year. Lower right: Jerry Gadoua faces SMA opponent. Above left: Varsity Wrestlers. Front: Scott Degg, Tim Hunter. Middle: Scott Berard, Jerry Gadoua, Ken Aubuchon, B.J. Ordiway, Vance Harwood, Jaime Hernandez. Back: Thearon Williams, Ralph Clemens, Jim Clarke, Bob Zizka, Vince Mclntee, Rod Denmark, Darryl Vennard, David Jordan, Chuck Colden. WRESTLING • WRESTLING • WRESTLING • WRESTLING • Left: Vance Harwood looks to make his move! Right: Dave Jordan stalks his opponent before pinning him in two minutes. Lower left: A deter- mined Darryl Vennard holds down his opponent. 77 What a racket Last year’s tennis season ended in a third place tie with Royal Oak Kimball in league play. Coached by Bud Webster, team members im- proved and are playing a stronger game. A new (and pretty) face appeared on the court this spring as girls’ tennis coach Ms. Sue Deromedi coached the guys as well. )YS’ TENNIS • BOYS’ TENNIS Above right: Team. Front: Kolin Stutcher, Chris Uber. Mark Thompson. Brian Muma. Back: Brad Bromley, Dave Keiter, Boh Metcalfe, Paul Korb. Left: Captain Chris Uber displays his talented backhand. Bight: Junior Brad Brom- ley practices his tennis style in pre-season play. Lower right: Mark Thompson returns with a tough forehand. 78 Keep on trackin’ Even though track takes a team effort, it is essentially an individual sport. Pole vaulting, high-jumping, long- jump, discus throwing, shot-put, hur- dles, the 100-yard dash, the two-mile run, relays: these are just a few of the strenuous events that a member of the track team must master. In order to do so, they must have strength, endurance and dedication. The members of our teams have all these qualities and more. Keep on trackin, Eagles! TRACK • TRACK • TRACK • TRACK • TRACK • TRACK • TRAC Above left: Varsity team. Front: Coach Barry Talant, Larry Gibson, Windell Stephens, Dean Cooper, Chris Wilkins, Bill Reedy, Dave Smith, Jim Morton, Coach Herb Ivory. Row 2: Quincy Reid, Lee Grabke. Andrew Wujcik, Marty Krulock, Marty Manetta, Steve Toman. Victor Morris. Back: Dan Vennard, Michael Wessels, Ted Clampitt, Ned Sharpies, Greg Poterala, Larry Weaver. Don Kenely, Tony Tamm, Jeff Jones. Left: Coach Herb Ivory, Captain Dean Cooper, Coach Barry Talant. Right: Freshman Team: Front: Calvin Mann, Mark Crawford, Chris Vinton, Keith Zendler, Larry Herwitz, Matt Oliver, Howard Wright. Row 2: Victor Baez. Derrain Carter, Tom Waller, Scott Hurt, Mark Farah, Matt Lowe, Brad Donegan. Karl Belger, Scott Avery. Back: Mark Hall. Richard Hahn, Paul Ford, Carl Taulbee, Mark Willett, Dave Morton, Duane Parson, Ran- dy Wright. Lower left: Girls Track Team: Front: Barb Rost- finski. Meredith Clark, Stacey Luke, Kathy Thompson, Lisa Parkes, Lisa Svehar, Coach Denise Gunter. Row 2: Lisa Onnela, Kelly Jaworski, Jaine Gadoua, Cindy Bacheller, Traci Boles, Dawn Kowalski, Tracy Bacheller. Back: Kia Pavloff, Jenny Jones, Tanya Katschanow, Julie Mischle, Gina Grabke, Kathy Browne, Carmel Keating, Sherry Heath. 79 Eagles shoot the hoop This year the Girls’ Varsity Basketball team had a very successful season. They shared the SMA crown with Seaholm with an 11-3 SMA record and a 13-7 overall record. Senior Jeanmarie Tamm and junior Lisa Weir made the SMA team, and the Eagles placed five other girls on the Honorable Mention team. The team lost only in the last game of district finals to close out the season. The six returning ju- niors will contribute to another strong team next year. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL • GIRLS’ BASKETBALL • GIRLS’ BASK] Above right: Eagles warm up. Left: Jean- marie Tamm makes a leaping effort to score two. Right: At districts, the team gathers around Coach Kownacki for words of advice. Lower left: Leslie Weir brings the ball down the court. Right: Sophomore Wendy Confer goes up for two. 80 Left: Varsity Basketball Team. Front: Col- leen Ruhlman, Lisa Weir, Leslie Weir, Noelle Graham, Nancy Baraky, Lori Weir, Chris Carter. Back: Coach Michael Kow- nacki, Katie Pohl, Mary Bolton, Jeanmarie Tamm, Nancy Davies, Wendy Confer, Ali- son Tillman, Lilly Tsatsanis. TBALL • GIRLS’ BASKETBALL � GIRLS’ BASKETBALL «GIRLS’ Tennis swings Being a young team, this years’ players lacked in experience, but more than made up for it in enthusiasm. Each girl worked hard to strengthen her game. Looking forward to next year, Coach Sue Deromedi stated, “Hopefully we’ll have the best record a Ferndale tennis team has turned in.” Right: JV Team. Front: Ann Mullen, Coach Ms. Sue Deromedi, Amy Uber. Back: Kelle Jaworski, Becky Creiglow, Tanya Katschanow, Susan Land, Lisa Onnela. GIRLS’ TENNIS • GIRLS’ TENNIS • GIRLS’ TENNIS • GIRLS’ Ferndale 0 Edsel Ford Andover roy m Opponents 7 . J5 7 7 6 6 2 Warren Woods 5 4 Hazel Park 3 2 Southfield 5 2 Dondero 5 4 Warren Tower 3 1 Kimball 6 0 Sea holm liPSS! 7 Above right: Dawn Cousins follows through. Lower left: Diane Kreger smashes a serve across. Right: Julie Mischle dominates at the net. Left: Varsity team. Front: Coach Sue Deromedi. Row 2: Jody Coussens, Diane Kreger, Mia Beattie, Kathy Burkhart. Row 3: Debbie Ainsworth, Lanette Daly, Debbie Macumber, Lynn Palmer, Meredith Clark, Julie Mishcle. TENNIS • GIRLS’ TENNIS • GIRLS’ TENNIS • GIRLS’ TENNIS Above left: Captain Lynn Palmer concentrates while co-captain Debbie Macumber awaits a serve. Right: Lanette Daly and Jody Coussens team up to make a tough doubles team. Lower left: Lanette Daly steps in to a forehand. Lower right: Jody Coussens punches out at the net. 83 Beware of sharks Under the leadership of their new coach, “Chief Mike Girard,” the Sharks had an outstanding season. Their overall record was 9-5 and they were 2-5 in the SMA. The best team performance was at the SMA Swimming Championships where seven girls placed in the Top Twelve. “I was really proud of the team at SMA. They swam very well against state-ranked teams,” stated Coach Girard, adding, “I’m looking forward to an even more successful season next year!” GIRLS’ SWIMMING • GIRLS’ SWIMMING • GIRLS’ SWIMMING Above right: Freshman Michelle Derdaele sets herself for the dive. Left: Amy Benner, up for air. Right: Eva Rostafinski counts laps for the 500. Lower left: Eagles are fast off the block. Right: Jenny Jones and Kelly Slaughter take time out during a meet. Above left: Sharks. Front Row: Kelly Slaughter, Jenny Jones, Barbara Rosta- finski, Michelle Derdeale, Wendy Shaffer, Joanne Hawley. Middle Row: Dana Luck- ett, Tracey Hueston, Kim Kauffmann, Coach Mike Girard, Julie Mamo, Pam Masserang, Amy Benner. Back Row: Wen- dy Haehn, Mary Slish, Amy Wujcik, Diane Cancro, Lisa Carolan, Tracy Bacheller, Laura Bluemle, Beth Ledford, Eva Rosta- finski, Beth Blaze. • GIRLS’ SWIMMING • GIRLS’ SWIMMING • GIRLS’ SWIMMING Ferndale 112 Dondero 119 Lampher 114 Clawson 6th. Berkley i Southfield Andover Warren Berkley Fitzgerald Troy Mott Hazel Park Madison Kimball Seaholm Above right: Another good start. Lower left: Cathy Ager nears the end of the race. Right: Julie Mamo strokes her way to victory — backwards. r, . •—i.- - — Dig, hustle, win The girls’ volleyball team set high goals for itself this season: win- ning the league championship, getting into the tournament play- offs, and improving their skills. The girls started working last summer, attending a development camp held at Western Michigan University, and drilling skills with Coach Fred Giltrow at F.H.S. The team enjoys a fine reputation statewide, and many college coaches scout the team for possi- ble recruits. 86 Above right: Varsity Team. Front: Leslie Weir. Chris Carter, Jeanmarie Tamm, Lori Weir, Lisa Weir. Back: Diane Kreger, Sharon Lem- ons. Nancy Baraky, Katie Pohl, Wendy Confer, Lilly Tsatsanis, Coach Fred Gil- trow, Colleen Ruhlman. Left: Team eyes the court action during a tournament. Right: Eagles demonstrate team- work is a necessity. Lower left: Lori Weir doing the “bump” during practice. Right: Team members move in for the kill as Meredith Clark attempts a spike. Left: JV team. Front: Lisa Immel. Cindy Phillips, Wendy Haen, Natalie Slavick, Barbara Rostafinski, Pam Clemence. Back: Coach Donna Gil trow, Robin Link, Beth Ledford, Mary Ann Barjaktarovich, Susan Foley, Meredith Clark, Noelle Graham, Ju- lie Lambert. L • GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL • GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL • GIRLS’ VOLLI Above left: Diane Kreger and Chris Carter combine for a pow- erful spike. Right: Lisa Weir leads the varsity team’s warm- up. Left: Wendv Confer blocks a Jeanmarie Tamm shot. SMA and District champs! Hard hitting, powerful pitching, and first rate field- ing all combine to make for a championship season. An over all record of 20-6, 9-1 in our league, clinched the SMA title, and advanced the team to regional play, where a close one was lost to Port Huron Northern, 4-3. The fine coaching of Nick Midea was a major factor in the girls’ success. With the continued combined efforts of skilled coaching and playing we’re sure to enjoy more winning seasons. RSITY SOFTBALL • VARSITY SOFTBALL • VARSITY SOFTBALL 88 Above right: Lori Weir and Jean Tamm were chosen by SMA softball coaches to the all league team. Left: Colleen Ruhlman easily trots in after an overthrown ball to Oak Park’s catcher. Right: Coach Midea had plenty of reasons to smile during the winning season. Lower left: Lisa Zyski chews bubble gum instead of tobacco! •VARSITY SOFTBALL • VARSITY SOFTBALL • VARSITY SOFTBA Above left: Bev Scrimger led the team in pitching with an 18-2 mark. Right: Sue Ridenour easily scores a run after a tremendous hit by one of her teammates. Far left: Eagles are all smiles after another victory. Left: Lori Weir warms up before a regional game. 89 Pooling their talents What do dolphins, marlins, ca- naries and flamingos have in com- mon? They’re all syncronized - swimming stunts, as any member of Aqua Sprites can tell you. Coached by Ms. Sally Garcia and Mrs. Jane Parchem, the girls pre- pared for the spring water show based on the theme of children’s stories. The club is increasing in number and skill level with the addition of ten new freshmen members. (JA SPRITES • AQUA SPRITES • AQUA SPRITES • AQUA SPRITE 90 Above right: Team. Front: Polly Banas, Amy Dixon, Diane Cancro, Cathy Burnham, Dawn Kowalski, Cathy Parent. Row 2: Jenny Jones, Cathy Bedor, Sharlene Zielinski, Kathy Camper, Judi Jones, Veroni- ca Russell. Row 3: Cheryl Green, Martha Russell, Sherri Sweet, Mary Correra, Lise Hedin, Julie West, Laura Wharry. Back: Laura Bluemle, Caren Curtin, Coach Sally Garcia, Rob Leonhardt, Rob Mur- ray. Left: Captains Caren Curtin and Laura Bluemle hold a brief board meeting. Right: Judi Jones, Polly Banas, and Kathy Camper float in a formation. Lower left: Girls demonstrate the ballet leg po- sition. Right: Senior Martha Russell rehearses the deckwork for her solo. Pom-poms and pyramids Games, assemblies and pep rallies just wouldn’t be fun without the chance to yell and scream for the team. Cheerleading has come a long way from “five, six, seven, eight — who do we appreciate?” Nowadays they do lifts and build pyramids. Our spirited and devoted cheerleaders spend hours refining routines to lead us and our team to victory. J.V. CHEERLEADING • J.V. CHEERLEADING • J.V. CHEERLEADI Above right: Team. Front: Lisa Negus. .Janice Heath. Anna Mar- tin, Leslie Ferrari. Back: Dineen Shaffer, Lisa Morris, Lori Conol- ly, Tracy Zamesnic, Renee Ho- gan. Left: Renee Hogan and Anna Martin lead cheers from the sideline during football sea- son. Right: .J.V. squad takes the floor during a basketball time out. Lower left: Mount, top to bottom: Anna Martin, Lori Con- oily, Janice Heath. Renee Hogan, Lisa Negus, Leslie Ferrari, Tracy Zamesnic, Lisa Morris. Right: Another Mount. Anna Martin, Lisa Negus, Rene Hogan, Lori Conolly, Janice Heath, Tracy Za- mesnic, Dineen Shaffer, Lisa Morris. Leslie Ferrari. 91 Jenny Charles Janet Pineau Dorothy Ruhlman VARSITY CHEERLEADING • VARSITY CHEERLEADING • VAR! Above: While competing at the Silverdome, Varsity cheer- leaders hold their mount steady. (Top to bottom) Janet Pin- eau, Rene Rosiek, Dorothy Ruhlman, Barb Collins, Lisa Gia- cona, Jenny Charles, Sherry Heath, Sue Burelle. Above right: Varsity Cheerleaders at W’arren Cousino game. Right: Varsity Cheerleaders scaring their audience by telling them “look out!” Celeste Allen Sherry Heath Sue Burelle [TY CHEERLEADING • VARSITY CHEERLEADING • VARSITY Above pictures show Varsity Cheerleaders competing in the finals at the Silverdome. Left: Varsity Cheerleaders prepare for a jump. 93 Gymies grin and bear it Team scores could have proved discouraging to our gymnasts this year, but the nature of the sport encourages individual expertise. Each girl had the opportunity to improve in skill, endurance, flexi- bility, and strength. More girls participated this season, reflecting the growing popularity of the sport nationally. Events include balance beam, vault, bars, and floor exercises. Right: Team. Front: Colleen McCabe. Liz Schiffer, Leslie To- man. Cindy Cunningham, Kim Pepler. Paula Roper, Coach Tracy Long. Row 2: Dawn Davis, Christine Mui. Cindy Will- cock, Michelle Derdaele, Kathy Burkhart, Coach .Janice Mess- ing. Row 3: Stephanie Comeau. Mary Sibula, Brenda Plowick, Cathy Jones, Beth Blaze. Back: Mary Slish, Marie Willett, Kathy Green, Sue Land. RLS’ GYMNASTICS • GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS � GIRLS’ GYMNAST! Above left: Team warms up. Lower left: Paula Roper, Mi- chelle Derdaele, and Kathy Burkhart march in to begin a meet while Coach Tracy Long gives words of encourage- ment. Right: Christine Mui shows poise and concentration on the balance beam. ONE DOWN—THREE TO GO FRESHMEN 153 Janet Penberthy What one thing would you want the most if you were stranded on a deserted Island? Clint Eastwood and a toothbrush. Cindy Jensen I would want a cold Dr. Pepper! Latrice Jackson My girlfriend! Brian Hobgood My 6th hour government class to keep me company and keep me laughing. Lauren King A way off the Island. Tammie O’Rear Steve Perry The Cheerleaders Rosemary Pencak 154 Kimberly Pepler Kyle Perrault John Peterson Janet Pineau What was one of your biggest pet peeves at F.H.S.? When they took the best counselor F.H.S. had, Mr. LeTissier, and put him as a teacher. Patty Weiss All the “little kids” who get away with everything. Kathy Scbafranek Mr. McNeil’s insults to Blonds. Tammy Harm Some of the students and a lot of teachers. Sheila Duren Math and Physics tests on the same day. Attendance Policy Classes John Pettit Denise Pins 155 Rudolf Riefstahl Jeffrey Robertson Patricia Rogers Dorothy Ruhlman 156 157 Kimberly Schram Robert Sellers Mark Sladick What one thing do you regret not doing while at Ferndale? Socking Tim Hunter when I had the chance! Nancy Pohl Sticking up for my rights more. Joyce Hair Having a 4.0 grade pt. average. Todd Fundaro Participating in more sports and school activities. Sharon Troutt Not going to dances. Joining the ski club. Getting Busted! Gary Schwartz Edward Sharpies James Simer Deborah Smith 158 Mary Jo Smith Teresa Socha What one crazy thing did you do at F.H.S. that you will always remember? Getting pinched in the butt when dressed as a cheerleader. Thearon Williams I don’t indulge in crazy activities! Dave Vojinov Almost getting charged with larceny in Huntington Woods during spirit week with Kim and Lauren and all the rest of the gang. Suzanne Burelle On Senior Skip Day I went to the men’s out-house at the Cider Mill. (OOPS) Carole Vennard Getting caught in the zoo collecting signs to go in the courtyard. Bill Ferrell Went to school here! Attending Class! Joseph Solano 159 Ronald Sudderth Jeanmarie Tamm Lesley Toman Kathleen Toth Sharon Troutt Lisa Tunnicliff Edward Turberville Christopher Uber Madeline Uruski Nancy VanCleave Genina Vizzini Kurt Weber What one thing would you want the most if you were stranded on a deserted Island? A curly-haired, beautifully proportioned man!! Maybe I’ll settle for Rudy Hein! Nancy Pohl A good friend who is easy to laugh and cry with. Leandrea Graham Having a Strohs Factory so I could be in it after hours every night! Mike Forbes I would like a Big-Big-Bar-B-Que Rib! Maxine Evans A fishing pole and an oven. An airplane to get off. “GILLIGAN” 162 V'M Carole Vennard Rebecca Vidis Sherrie Webb Sondra Weinstein Lori Weir Janice West JoAnna Willey Mark Wentz Patricia Weiss David Winton Randy Wilson Mark Wisner Lori Witucki Teresa Wilson Jane Wolski In memory of . . . Life seems so logical when all you do is pass from first to second grade, from Taft to Coolidge, from junior to senior. It’s easy to forget that life’s biggest mystery often comes before the 3:05 dismissal bell and often before we are ready for it. All the while we study for life, yet know that death is our fate. This b ™ ' ° '-«i 1—— of the life we have lived High School, is dedicat nell, Joe Lemke, and whose deaths remind us than nine months of months of sunshine. A we go on and they are part of Ferndale High a L ONE DAY AT A TIME EIGHTY ne SPIRIT Above left: Sophomores Annmarie Willett, and Michelle March relax after a tough day of school. Above right: Mary Collins and Micheline Chase show that the commons is for studying as well as socializing. Left: Janice Heath and Bill Ferrell share a moment together before their next class. Right: Sharlene Zielinzki, Paul Collis, and Lanette Daly find people watching amusing. Lower right: Mike Waldick, Steve Jackson, Lee Grabke search for a place to sit during the one lunch hour. 166 Before school, after, and in between A variety of things you’ll find It’s different from any place you’ll see It’s certainly ONE OF A KIND. A place to talk, a place to laugh There are always things to do It’s got its scholars, its gangs, its cliques, And of course, its lovers too. All year round we gather here To meet with those we choose We sit on the benches, the floors, the heaters To catch all the latest news. Now add up all the clues you’ve got To guess this place, just try And if you can’t we’ll tell you, It’s the commons at Ferndale High! Above left: Dan Mayville turns his attention from courtyard weather watch- ing. Left: Rush hour commons cruising. Right: Wendell Ross, Ted Guinn, and Leonard Jackson show brotherly love. 167 Above left: Mr. Gold explains voting procedure to seniors Dana Dystant and Bill Ferrell. Above right: Dan Ruby gets some friendly advice from Mr. Eighmey. Left: Athletic teams along with gym classes enjoy the luxury of a weight room. Right: Mrs. Saferstein demonstrates the fine art of finger painting to Lenore McCoy, Kathy Thompson, and Dawn Willis. 168 What could be more important to any school than the environment of its classrooms? It’s plain to see that Ferndale provides the perfect atmosphere for WORK, WORK, WORK. Above left: Peggy Podzikowski. Nancy Pohl, Julie Williams, and Beth Parent show their enthusiasm in Mr. McNeil’s Econ. class. Left: Paula Roper, Dawn Kowalski, and Tom Sims concentrate on Mr. Hall’s lecture. Right: Diane Reeser and Erik Ockstadt show signs of “Senioritis.” Lower left: Mrs. Zuchlinski instructs Melanie Germaine while Karen Prophet, Marie Willett, and Tanya June look on. Right: Scott Hurt, Robin Link, and John Flavin take time out to pose for a picture. 169 Above left: Lisa Giacona and Joe Morgan share some time in the cafeteria. Right: Mary Bolton with one of those homemade rolls. Left: Students wait in the long lunch lines of the new one lunch hour. Right: Andrea Heller, Krista Schabinger, Craig Campbell, Jerry Beaupied, Kim Newhouse, and Anne Lane make the most of their lunch hour. 170 For the first time in over five years all Fern- dale students had one common lunch hour. Although the lines were longer and tables more crowded, the transition from two lunch hours proved successful and provided an- other opportunity to be ONE. Above left: Wisely, Terese LeTissier brown-bags it in- stead of buying! Right: Mike Gridley gives him impres- sion of the Ferndale High School lunch. Left: Kim Ne- whouse chews thoroughly before swallowing. Right: John Silva and Carl Bailey between bites. 171 Above left: Jeanette LeAnnais and Sharon Johnson show Mr. Bill Brown some affection at the Christmas Dance. Right: Norman Helsby boogies down, ignored by back-ground dancers, David Jaffee and Jeannine Graham. I eft: A crowded Commons, as students strut their stuff on the dance floor. Right: Ed Burke shows signs of weariness while Tracy Bacheller is still going strong! 172 Always popular events, dances provide a fun and entertaining evening. Students enjoy the atmosphere while sponsoring groups enjoy the profits. This year dances were sponsored by the United Student As- sembly, Latin Club, and each of the four classes. Above left: The Commons swings as students dance the night away. Left: Punk rockers Gina Grabke, Missy Hambrick, Mary Brown, and Kia Pavloff bounce through the dancers. Right: Diane Cancro, Mary Slish, and Dave Jaffee keep time to the music. Lower left: Jim Petit and Mike Waldick work the late shift at the door of the Christmas Dance. Right: Dana Cousins enjoys the music of Steve Mansour’s sound system. % 173 Above left: Leisure Sports class members enjoy “Mt. Ferndale!” Right: Walter Keener, teacher at Marion High School, guest lectures to our American History classes. Lower left: Anna Demos, Sue Burelle, Mike MacDonald, Darryl Vennard, Laura Jones, and Kurt Weber comprise Ferndale’s own Constitutional Convention. Right: Dave Vojinov gets measured for that special day in June. 174 Above left: Students make the rounds during College Day, sponsored by the counselors. Right: Dana Luckett hams it up on Halloween. Lower left: Terri Socha and Ron Sudderth tie the knot in Mrs. Redpath’s Family Living class. Maureen Callahan and Jim Crawford are Maid of Honor and Best Man. Right: Even Mr. Dzyacky has those special days! Here he lurks in the stairwell on Halloween. 175 176 1-Debbie Ainsworth 2-Louie Martin 3-Kathy Craig 4-Jeff Bloodworth 5-Sandy Schaefer 6-Kelley Holloway 7-Carole Darryl Vennard 8-Mark Wisner 9-Jill Davis 177 1-Colleen Kane 2-Jane Wolski 3-Leandrea Graham 4-Sharon Johnson 5-Liddy Wujcik 6-Ron Clark 7-Jennifer Miller 8-Christine Carter 9-Janice West 10-Peggy Podzikowski 11-Kristin Pavloff 12-Amy Buch 13-Kathy Mary Schafranek 14-David Win ton 15-Maureen Callahan 16-Carmel Keating 17-Tom Blackburn 18-Kim Kauffmann 19-Latrice Jackson 20-Robin Ferrari 21-Garv Onnela 22-Suzanne Burelle 24-Mary Jo Smith 25-Janet Pineau 26-Debbie Smith 1-Carole South 2-Marsha Litzenburg 3-Chris Uber 4-Teri Wilson 5-Anna Demos 6-Dawn Cousins 7-Dorothy Ruhlman 8-Nancy Pohl 9-Mike Forbes 10-JoAnna Willey 11-Celeste Allen 12-Cindy Bacheller 13-Randy Coussens 14-Sherry Heath 15-Nancy Tanninen 16-Tim Hunter 17-Mike MacDon- ald 18-Marty Krulock 19-Barbara Kautz 20-Janet Pemberthy 21-Jenny Charles 22-Sharon Trout 23-Kim McEvers 24-Karen Korb 25-Ed Abeska 26- Genina Vizzini 179 1 -Diam? Reeser 2-Julie Barjaktarovich 3-Kurt Weber 4-Rick Hambrick 5-Vince Mclntee 6-Cindy Cunningham 7-Sandy Bloodworth 8-Kirk McCleary J-hdmund Ng 10-Chuck Bodnar 11-Jeanette LeAnnais 12-Ron Green 13-Teresa Socha 14-Lori Brown 15-Lynn Palmer 16-Roberta Clark 17-Joyce 180 1 -Rodney Curtis 2-Bill Ferrell 3-Victor Morris 4-Steve Thompson 5-Gus Bisbikis 6-Carol Hatmaker 7-Bob Zizka 8-Jennifer O’Rear 9-Sally Steinmetz 10-Tracey Hueston 11-Heidi Obenhoff 12-Denise Maynard 13-Winifred Balduc 14-Mark Wentz 15-Lauren King 16-Michael Thrushman 17-Beth Parent 18-Roy Barrett 181 AhblV . Ni'rnu :OM Abeslta. Edward I 36. 132, 179 Acord, Susan 49 Adair, David L. 96 A ger, Catherine H 30. 71, l)0 Ainsworth. Debra A. 44. 79. 132; 177 Alexander, John 108 Alexiuu, Kelley M. 25. 108. 188 Alcxinu. Matthew W. 66 Allan. Theodore James 108 Allen. Celeste 6. 23. 27. 29. 34 � 3 132. El 79 ■7 Allen. Frank 132 Amaral. Ida 25. 108 Ambrose. Michelle 96 Ambrose. Tracy Lynn 108 Anderson. Chvrel A. 132 Anderson. Kimberly R. 19, 23. 120 Anderson . Anita R. 120 Anderson . Walter E. 108 Andreopoulna. Lamhraa 1W Andres, Evelyn M. 96 Andrews. Kristin 108 Armstrong. Jeanette 62 W Arnold. Donald 96 Arnold. (Jala 96 Arnold. Quintin E. 120 Arocho. Jose 66. 120, 130, 170 Atkinson, Daniel 120 Atkinson. Karen M. 108 Atwood, Allen L. 120 Atwood, Kenneth 96 Aubuchon, Kenneth R 66. 77, 108 Austin. Alison E. 43, 120 Austin, Michelle 96 Avery. Cynthia D. 45. 120 Avery. Scott A. 79. 96 Ayer . Ronald L. 96 Azar. Joann 96 Bahala. Kathleen M. 132 Hacheller. Cynthia A 44. 79. 132, 179 Racheller. Tracy A. 20. 21. 71, 79. 120. 172 Baez. Victor 79. 96 Bahri, Raed J. 120 Bailey. Carl S. 108. 171 Bailey. Daniel J. 132 Bain. Adam 96 Bajouwa. Haitham 120 Baker. Regina 108 Balduc. Winifred M 133, 181 Baldwin. Darren G. 108 Ball. Mary R. 96 Banas, Polly L. 90. 108, 222 Bancroft. R. 49 x iiuraky. Nancy J. 81. 86. 108 Burjaktarovich. Julie !V1 33 80B Bariaktarovich, Mary A Barnard. Michael J. 44, 1( Barnard. Patrick J. 34. 108 Barnes, Donna L. 96 Baroff, Stewart L. 120 Barrett. Robert S. 76. 108 Barrett, Roy D. 133, 181 Barrick. Kelly S. 96 Barry, Patrick L. 120 Baslock. Caro) A. 108 Baslock. Lynn M. 133 Bussier. John 49, 65. 76 Battaglia, Delon 96 Bauer Jr.. Daniel 49 Baxter, Clifford T. 108 Baxter. Curtis C. 133 Beard, Rachel 49 Beattie. Mia 79, 96 Benupied. Gerald L. 29. 120, 170 Beaupied, Philip N. 133 Bedor, Cathleen 90. 96 Beidor, Morris 49 Belger. Karl A. 74. 79. 96 Belger, Robert W. 120 Bellalouna, Taoufik 49 Benner. Amy 35. 39. 70. 71. 120 Benner. Devin 21. 85. 96 Bennerr, Charles 60 Berard. Scott G. 77. 108 Berry. Linda 96 Berry. Mark Douglas 133 Bertapelle. Steven 96 Betteley, Frances 62 Betts. Keith R 96 Beveridge, Diane 96 Beveridge Douglas A. 76. 120 fidge John J. 133 Beveridge. Kimberly K 96 Beyer. Eric C. 108 Bia . V wm Him-.-: Run June ;20 [Biiiin . r K n aid Conrad 69. 134 Bui..-.:, i H r.i Ann 96 Biibikiv (.us M. 36. 46. 65, 134. 139. 181 I :• C ■ '' indy M. 120 1 i • srn Kathryn 108 Bin. kri.irn Leon 96 Bln -.n irn Thomas 134. 178 Bln . Kli nl� eth A. 71, 94. 96 Bl I a i rth Charles W 120 L. i'A rt n Holly K. 96 Bi. . i'A■ rth Jeffry A 46. 72. 73. 134, 171 B; i- i’A,.ri.n mandra D. 134, 138 Blumck Laura M. 71, 90, 120 B. lin.ir, harles D. 180 B.nirnir. Sheryl L. 45. 120 Bog i. Hytham M. 108 Bold. Christopher 73 Boho, W’alter 49 Bolke imothv J. 120 Bojarzin, Dorothy 50 Bolden. Randall L. 74. 108 Boles. Tracv L. 79. 108 Bolit. Dawn M. 32. 34, 120 Bolton. Mary M. 37. 81. 120. 170 BourgcoiOlciendjH Bn.mle .■ B r • 'A i,. Chr� c Br- a ne, K r n . Br..v, nhefm Bur. lie. Suzanne - 139 Clark. James A 34. 77 . 97 Clark. Meredith A. 18. 19. 79. 87. 109 Clark, Reginald 97 Clark. Roberta 136, 180 Clark. Ronald Howard 136. 178 Clarke. James E. 109 Clay. Anita D. 109 Clay. DAvid J. 97 Cleland, Michael Strang 109 Clemence. Pamela L. 87, 121 Clemens. Kenneth 97 Clemens. Ralph James 77, 121, 224 Clendening, Geoffery C. 97 Clugston. Samantha Renee 109 Cobb. Shannon M. 109 Cobb. Tracey 45. 136 Cockrell, Kevin J. 109 Coddington, Duane K 121 ('olden. Charles E 16, 65, 77. 109 Colden. Christen S. 137 Coleman, Mary 50 Collier. Ernest J. 109 Collier. Terry A. 97. 109 Collins. Barbam Ann 34. 35. Collms. John 76. 109 Collins. Mary C. 97. 166 Collins. Patricia I. 137 Collins, Susan Jean 109 Col I is. Paul C. 137. 166, 224 I ('itthnmv let:7 si Callahan. Collccn| Callahan. Maureen 135. 175. 17| Calvano. Robert T.85. 109 Cameau. Stephanie 94 Camerella. Michael S 12! Campbell. Craig V 23. 25. ij Campbell, Glen M. 34. 74. lflli Campbell, Pamela R. 97 Camper. Kathryn L. 23. 90. 109 Camper. Scott D. 22. 121. 130 Cancro. Diane Therese 71. 109. 173 Caraballo. Sandra I.ee 97 Cardwell. Andrea Fay 9T12H Cardwell. RhondaAnnH Carl. Wallace : n| Carmichael. HoiP. 136 Carnahan, Kelly 44, 79. 109 Carney. John M 135 Carney. Kathleen 97 Carney. Timothy J. 25, 109 Carolan. Lisa 109 Carpenter. Carrie 135 Carpenter, Thomas J. 135 Carpenter, Timothy R. 109 Carr. John A. 121 Carrender, Julie L. 97 Cnrslev. Coleen A. 97 Carslcy. Kelly C. 109 Carter, Anthony L. 46. 72. 73. 121 Carter. Bethann 109 Carter. Christine P. 23. 79. 81. 86. 136, 178 Carter, Darrian T. 66, 74 Carter. Hugh T 121 Carter. William A. 85, 109 Costagneto, Kate Lee 121 Caawcil. Todd A- 136 Cavanaugh. Thomas R. 109 Cavazos. Mark 74. 97 Cece. Anthony 97 Cece. Sharon L. 97 Chalker, Dawn 45 Chalker. John E 97 Changari . Anthony 136 Charbeneau. °atricia A 109 Charl eneau, Sigrid L. 109 Charles. Jennifer Susan 46, 92 Chase. Micheline 97 Chater. Katherine M. 109 Christenhusz. Gary J. 97 Christman. Richard S. 97 Christman. Shelly Anne 24. 121 Ciambelli, Joseph 97 Cicoa, Darlene Marie 97 Clampitt, Holly S. 97 Clampitt. Theodore A. 36. 38. 67, 79. 136 Cortez. Richardo P. 121 Costigan, Ann T. 121 Cottingham, Curtis 66. 137 Cottingham, Shelby 121 Cousins. Dana 173 Cousins. Dawn 6. 20. 34. 35. 42. 78. 137, 179 Coussens, Jody L. 79. 98. 110 Coussens. Randall J. 22. 37. 69. 137, 179 lovell, Gary B. 65 jyart, Cathy 25. 31. 35. 98 ■■Monique A 32. 33. 121 CrahbjTracy K. 121 Craft, 'fhornus 50 Craig. Debra A. 110 Craig. Kathy J. 14kl38. 177 Craig. Marvin L. 121 Crawford, James L, 1 Crawford. Mark K. 98 Crawford, Michael J 121 Creiglow. Rebecca J. 32. 33, 37. 78. 1 Crocker, Kenneth M 121 Crook. Elonda D. 98' Crook, Lolita M. 110 Crouse. John W'illiam 138. 176 Cnirnrine, David W. 66. 110 Cucchi. George T 121 Cummings. David W’. 66. 110 Cummings. Janie D. 121 Cunningham. Cindy L. 45. 94. 138, 180 Curley, Michael 61 Curtin. Caren C. 18, 19. 37, 90. 121� 37 Curtin, James E. 66. 74. 110 Curtis. Rodney P. 21. 36. 38. 138. 181 Cuatard, Elizabeth 98 Dado. Salma S. 138 Dakss, Ioannis 98 Daly. Lanette 79. 121, 130, 166 Dalziel, Scott 110 D'Anna, Wilma 61 Darland. Julie A. 98 Darland, William 51 Darovitz. Lisa J. 98 Davenport. Darren 121 Davenport, Holly 110 Davidoff, Mark S. 76. 121 Davies. Nancy M. 81. 121 Davis. April L. 121 Davis, Dawn 94. 98 Davis. Jill E. 45. 74. 138, 177 Davis. Lori 32. 110 Davis, Willie 98 Dawson. Theresa 32. 45,|21 Dayimiya. Souhn Daoud ffc. 1 Deardorff, James R. 40, 110 Deardnrff. Richard 51 Decenso, Dorothy 62 Decianus, Danielle R. 121 Degg Edward S. 77, 122 Dcgg. Michelle M 135, 139 Dejohn, Stanley 98 Delude, Jerry 122 Deloose. Marilyn 61 Delph. Patricia M. 122 Demlcrw, Barbara 32. 51 Demo� . Alexandro T. 46. 73, 122 Demos. Anna K 139, 174, 179 Demos, George P 122 Denike. Irene 61 Denmark. Rodney T. 77. 110 Derdaele. Michelle M. 70. 71. 94. 98 Deromedi. Susan 51. 78, 79 Pery. Jeffrey R. 110 Dewitt. Lynn C. 110 Pigrande. Iconarii M. 122 Dillard. K. nnath 74. 98 Dilwnrth, P | Dixon. Any Dixon, Catherine J III) Dixon. Ray, S. 122 Dixon. Scott J. 6. 65. 139 224 Dockery Robert 122 Dodson. James E. 98 Dona van. Steven A 139 Donegan, Bradley J. 79. 98 Dove, Dorthea Lynn 98 Dove. Robert K. 98 Downs. Amy L. 25, 98 Drapkin, Michelle 122 Draw. Cassandra 110 Dregiewicz. Dorothy 62 Ducket. Mary 122 Duncan. Robert R. 110 Dunckel, Aaron 98 Dunlap. Kimberly A. 110 Dunlap. Sheldon L. 139 Duren, Sheila 139 Dystant. Dana L. 34. 42. 139. 168. 176 Dzyacky. John 42. 48. 175. 223 Eads. Rhonda G. 110 Ebbing. Russell D 110 Edgil. Donna J. 110 Edsall, Robin 98 Edwards. I.aura 98 Edwards. Lisa 34. 122 Edwards. Paul W. 22. 46. 73. 122 Kggen, Anne L. 98 Ehret. Paul E. 122 Eighmey. William 51, 168 Rising, Charles W. 122. 130 Eisinger, Gerald R. 139 Eisler, Laura J. 98 Eldridge, Ray 98 Elliott. David C. 138. 140 Elliott, Neil W. 110 Elmers, Ruth 61 Emerson, Helene C. 98 English, James F 122 Estes. Franklin W. 66. 110 Ettermon. Lisa A- 98 Evans, Arthur A. 122 Evans. Maxine 45 Evans. Michelunge J. 98 Parah, Anita 51 Farah.’Mark P. 76. 79. 98 Farrington. Nancy A. 28, 29, 34. 35. 122 Karris. Ceciliu 122 Farrugm, Dawn M. 34. 122 Farrugia. Mark A. 99 Fasbinder. Beth 110 Faabinder. Marc L. 99 Felax. Allen G. 122 Feld. Joseph G. 110 Felix, Deano 140 Fell man. Peter T. 99 Fergispm Coco A. 110 Ferman. Martina L. 110 Fermoile Matthew P 99 Ferranti, bim-n R. 99 Ferrari. Leslie 27. 9L M0 Ferrari. Robin L. 140. 178 Ilian ' - - i'fi 65. 75. 140. [80 aria 99 aul F 22. 122 182 Pew. Angela K 99 FickeU, Davi K. 85. 99 Field. Joel S 99 Fields. Rod 99 Finn. Johanna 45. 51 Finwall. Denise E. 140 Flatch. Loui M. 110 Flavin. John C 76. 99. 169 Flavin. Feter N. 66. 74. 110 Fleharty, Diana 61 Fleming. Beatrice 61 Floore, Michael J. 85. 110 Flynn. Timothy 99 Foley, Susan F. 81. 87. 110 Follis. I.isa M. 122 Folli� . Robert C. 75. 140 Follmer. Kenneth 52 Forbes, Michael K 140. 17 Ford. Paul D. 79. 99 Foreit, Anton D. 46. 7:1. 140 Foreit. Lob M. 20. 33. 12 Foraee, David R. 141 Forsee, Linda I). 110 Forte. Dorothy 62 Foster, Cheryl L. 99 Franco. Karen 122 Franco. Michelle 141 Fredal, Susan 52 Fritz. Richard G. 110 Fruchtnicht. Dineen I. 91 Fruchtnicht. Michael 99M Fruchtnicht. Penni M Frush our, David 99 Ftouni. Sarnia 99 Ftouni, Youaaee S. Ill Fura. Dawn M. 99 Furze, Kevin J. 85. 122 Futch, Geralline J. Ill Futch. Kathleen M ill Futch, Lisa L. 99 Galiel. Karen A 44. 111 _ Gadoua. Jaine K 79. 11 lf.1 (iadoua. Jerry B. 76. 77.| Gajos, Patrick S. 76, 111 Galatzer. Michael 99 Gallachcr. Patrick G. 74 Garcia. Roy A 111 Garcia, Thomas 76 Garcia. William R. 122 Gargis. Laura A 99 Garland. Lisa A. Ill Garnsey. Denise I). Ill Garnsi, Josephine 122 Gaas. Mimi 19. 52. 224 Gattes. Donald W 141 Gealer, Fay R. 141 Gearing. Rdward J. 75, 141 Gee. Diane 52 .M Geiger. David A. 122 Genereaux, Kevin 99 George. John R 99 Gerdesick, Joseph 111 Germaine. Beverly K Germaine. Melanie Gertley, Jeffrey Bl Gheldof. Jane F Giacona, Lisa M Gibson. Gloria Gibson. I arry lJ65. Gill� . James I). 123 Giltrow, Donna 52. 87. Girard, Michael 52. 71, Glanton. Terryl 1) Ginza. Molly A. Godfrey, William 123 Goedert, Peter D. 123 Gold. Henry 62. 168 Goldman. Shirley 53 Goldstein. Avery N 68. Ill Goldstein, Sharon 68 Golembieaki. John M. 40, 99 Golcmbiewski. Pamela D. 123 Gonto. .Jerry D. 38. Ill Gonzalez. John 111 Gonzalez. Jose 123 Goodin. Rickey D. 99 Grabke. Gina M 79; 99 Grabke, Leg ran 11. 79. 166 Grace. Kimberly A. Ill Grad. Marshall 53 Graham. Jeannine M. 67. 172, 173 Graham. I andrea E. 45. 141 Graham. Noelle 26. 81. 99. 87 Graham. Stacey L. 123 Graham. Yvonne V. 123 Gray. Dcangel Green, Candi Green, Cheryl Green. Kathy Green, Ronah Greener. Fruit Greenfield, Di Gregory. Diar Gricc. Andre Gridley. Mid Griffin. Scott Grigoriou. Tht Grix. Claudia Grodsky. I.awr Grover. Beth Grover. Mark Guinn. Theodoi 41. 46. 73. 167. 222 Gulian. Janet E|il42 Gulian. Steven TO 123 Gunter. Demse|79 Gunner, Brian Kill Gunner, Brian A 111 Haddad. Michmil J. 27, 100 Haehn, Wendy M 71. 87. 100 Hahn. Richard M. 100 Hair. Joyce Marie 142. 180 Hairfield. Kevij Haisha. ibtisai Hale. Donald Hall. Brigitte Hall. Cheryl Hall. Cynthia Hall. Demetria F 111 Hall, James R. $t), 142 Hall, John H. Hall, Macktor Hall. Sabrina 4j Hall. Susan Mi Hall. Thomas Hall. William 3j Halls. Carolyn AllOO Hamam� , .''umiA 12 ■ Hambrick. Kric D 18. 19. 65. 142, 180 L. 35, 44. 46. 100. 173 I A. 66. 74. 100 100 111 a 23 A. 66. Ill 15. 46. 100 111 Hambrick, Mel Hammerle. Mi Hammond. Bra Hanuwalt Hanna. Lau Hansen. Andr Hansen. Kim : Harahus. Mic Hargis. Scott 1 Harm. Tamura R. 142 Harness. Karen K. 123 Harpold, Kar Anita Dona I )way hilli HI i Kf 123 Wb. loo 165. 74. 75. 123 D 123 16, 111 :h R 123 t Till bert Bini tephanie L. 100 ance T 77. 123 1 J. 66. 68. 111 arol A 142. 181 a 53 da K.1142, 176 L 142. 176 � 71. HI ay-e� . Joseph M. J43 |ck. Kimberly J. 112 kanor 53 HeatTH ke L. 91. 112. 166 Heath, Recife 79. 02. 93. 143. 179 44, '90, 100 Heler. Andre 28, 29. 32. P23, 170 Helsbv. Norman J. 123. 172 Henderson. Harold L. 143 Henshaw, John E, 100. 112 Herbig. Ethel 53 Hernandez. Donna V. 123 Hernandez, Jaime 65. 76. 77. 123 Hernandez. Soma 112 Heron, Erie P 112 Heron. Jennifer 100 Herrera. Joseph B 75 Herwlg, Lisa L. 100 Herwitz. Lawrenc B 79, 100 Hes-sler. Eleanor 02 Hester, Denise L.IIOO Hester, Donnie LJ100 Hewitt. I .aura lOtiB Hibbard. Barbara jj.l 123 Hibbard. William D. 100 Hicks. Mark 100 Hier. Andrew J. 123 Hill. Darrel L. 94, 112 Hill, Dwayne A. 112 Hiller. Cindy M. 143 Hine� . Andrea 123 Hines. Florence F’. 67, 14 Hoback. Charles A, KK) Hohgood. Brian K. 143 Hock, Karen 59 Hoeppner. Katherine M. 31. 123. 130 Hoeppner. Michael H. 112 Hoffmeyer. Michael W. 143 Hogan. Renee M. 91. Ill Hohnstreiter. David W. 75. 144 Hohnstreiter. James L K Holburt, Renee 112 Holland, David J. 144 Holland. Donald J 123 Holland. Roliert 100 Holloway. Douglas F 111 Holloway. Keley A 144, Holmes. Albert T 100 Holmes. Vicki L. 144 Hreha. David M 123 Hubble. Richard Lewis lj ueston. Tracey Ann 36 , 71. 144, 18l| lughea, Donald F:. 66. II Hughes. Donna L. 31. 1( Hughes. Holli D. 124 Hugh Katherine J. 1( Hughes. Patty 112 Hunt. Dana 112 Hunt. Evelyn M. 1(K) Hunt. Kelly A. 100 Hunter. Timothy F . 6. lSgfcb. 77. 144. ITS Hurst Brvan 101 Hurst, Melvin 124 Hurt, Craig 124 Hurt. Scott FI 79. 101. 11 Huskins, Laurie A 112 Hutton. John L. 144 | Hysni, Bessie 36. 37. 53 Iden, Jennifer Lynn 19. Immel. Lisa M. 87. 101 Ivory. Herbert 54 . 67 . 79 I Jackson. Gwendolyn 54 | Jackson. Latrice Evelyn Jackson. Lawrence Davas Jackson. Ixronard C. 46. Jackson. Lori Deneeta 12 Jackson. Stephen Geor Jafkson. Vernon 124 Jaff.-e. Daniel P. 76. 101 Jaffee, David S. 75. 124. 172. J73 ) nie. Eva 124 jme. Iman 124 Jaklrc. Jr. Kenneth J 28K Jaksa. Thomas 54 JtJnil. Linda FJias 112 James. Samuel 66 JtlBies, Sarah 54 Jaif vich. Fredrick 112 vu, Nazar 101 line. Barbara Jean 124 Jarvi . Pauline FI. 101 ■ Jaworski, Kelle A. 78. 79 112 Jemen, Cynthia R. ltf Jerry. Tommie L. 74.$ 11 Jerry. ZeraH Jcrulle. Todd A. 112 Johnson, Christine A. 112 Johnson, Dawn M Kll Johnson. Deneen Marie 101 Johnson.Larry Jnmea 145 Johnson, Patricia 41. B| Johnson. Patricia Jajhnson, Robert ____________________ Johnson, Sharon A. 19 31. 34. | U5, 172. 178. 223 Jones, Cathryn I,. 96, 11 Jones. David C. 124 Jones, Dean R. 124 Jones. Douglas A. 66. IP. Jones. Jeffry Lynn 46. 74j, t9. 112 Jones. Jennifer 46. 70. 71, 79. 90. 101 Jones. Judi L. 90. 112 Jones. Kathleen A 124 Jones. Laura M. 174 Jones. Stewart I). 145 Jones. Timothy F'ugene 124 Jordan. David L. 65. 77. 124 Jorgensen. Alice 54 Jorgensen, Mathew T. 44,j 101 77. 112. 166 1 t , Joshua, Della 45 June, Gregory L. 76. 124 June. Tanya 101, 169 Justice. Perry D. 124 Justice. Richard P. 112 Kaleila. Susan Joy 145 Kamerschen. Thomas 227 Kamerschen. Vicki Ann 32. 101 Kane. Colleen Ann 146, 177 Kantz. Kenneth 101 Karagozian, John J. 74. 112 Knrpinxki .isa Suzanne 112 Karpinski. ancy A. 101 Kat-scham.w Tanya M. 23. 32. 79. 124 Kauffmannj Keith L. 84. 85, 112 KaullriMuin, Kimberly Sue 71. 139, 146. Kautz. Angela S. 124 Kautz. Baban, M. 146. 179 Kautz BrumLK. 124 Kazmi r viik lternadettem 112 S. 67. 79. 146. 178 1101 124 Keener. Waited 174 Keeney. Stott K 76. 101 Keillor. Anne M. 112 Keillor. 124 ■. 101 75. 146 Lynne 44. 124. 224 Orrin 30. 65. 79. 146 ■a Dora 112 Jahez 124 jaig 146 54 i 101 Putrus 113 113 Scott 146 30. 34. 42. 44. 147. 181 . 44. 101 ean 32. 44. 124 . 113 L. 40. 113 101 ria 124 itlhew 62 istopher 113 ier I-avne 67. 124 J. 113 54 y S. 76. 101 Rene 147 147. 179 1 K K K K K Kharn K i bin King. Kmg. Kinney Kinne Kirsrh. Kevin ■' Klebba. Sherv Knapp. Pat knieper. Kobylinski, Kohl. Karl K olito. Chri K olito, Terr Koney. Hel Konja. Anth Konja. Pa Korb, Karen Korb, Paul Kovach, Kowalczewsk Kowalec. Susan Kowal Kowal Kow Kreger, Kruloc Kurzyu 147 101, 169 86. 99. 113 19. 79, 147, 179 147 i. Pavi in. mu bert, ert. JtsMC V. l.ambert, Jube A. H Land. Diane FI 147 L A ni 29. 125 D 1R II b. M. J 1 Lappcui. Elizabeth . 25 ircau, Joseph E. 113 Td K. 46. 113 Latshaw. Mark A. 74. 101 livery. Colleen R 113 l,avoy, Tina L. 113 Lavoy. Victoria L. 24. 101 Law. Gordon D. 125 I,awrence, Ron S. 101 ljizar. Peter 101 l eAnnis, Jeanette M. 35. 139. 148. 172. 180 183 Pcrrault. RoohePe M 103 Perrera, Michele A. lTP Peterson. juhn I Peter mu, Margaret L 103 IV' i ren, Richard Paul llfi Pettit, France 48 Petiit, -lames R. 34, 115. 173 Pettit, John C. 156 Ptlit. Mary 0. 116 Petty, Frederick 89 I 'll ief r. Steven Ronald 103 I h. lps, David R. 120 Phillip . Cynthia M. 103 P) . I lip� ,. Todd D. 126 Pm � . Douglas 115 Pitie.ni, Janet M. 19. 31, 46, 1 Piii.mii, Paul H. 38. 115 Piiiis. Connie 60 mcr, Mdiilli� . Michael 102 McGinnis. Charles Edward 114 McGriff. Kimberly Diane 114 Mclntee. Timothy J. 20, 125 Me In tee, Vincent O. 65, 77, 150, 18u McIntyre, Darlene 150 McLane, Gregory 102 Me Leila n, Kelly M. 102 McLellan, Patricio A. 150 McLeod. Thomas M. 36. 125 McMahen, Christopher 114 McMurray, Robert J. 150 McNally, Stephen J. 114 McNeil. Donald 56 Meadows, l iwrcncc E. 102 Meadows, William E. 125 Means. Demetrius 68 Melting. Pamela 102 Melton. Ton W. 102 Melvin. Sherrie R. 102 Mendoza, Julie A. 114 Mesemull, Ann Marie 102 Metcalfe, Nancy E. 20. 21. 36. 130. 150 Metcalfe, Robert E. 78, 114 Michael. Michael 102 Michael, Ricky 125 Midea. Nicholas 56. 88 Mihelich, Marcia M. 114 Mikho, Mounther 114 Miles, C.regg P 114 Miller. Jennifer L. 45. 151, 178 Miller, Mary Catherine 102 Miller, Richard J. 114 Miller, Stuart C. 102 Miller, Thomas M. 77. 114. ‘223 Minneci. Gayle 36. 36 Minmck. Johnnie Miller 114 Minim k. William D. 114 Mbchle. Julie M. 79. 125 Misiak. Corina 102 Moharter, Patrick 151 Monolte. Brian K. 114 Moore. Carolyn M. K 2 Moore, Donnie M 103 Morre, Lisa G. 114 Moran, Paul 1). 125 Morey, Cynthia 103 Morgan. Joe 223 Morgan, Michelle L. 103 Morin. Del 103 Morris. Lisa A. 91. 114 Morris, Victor Edward 30, 46. 67?|C9.I 181 Morrison. Krystal Angela 33. 41RI51 Morrison. Maureen K. 114 Morton. David J. 34. 35. 79. 103 Morton. James D. 79. 114 Moyes, Kirk R. 151 Mrozek. Michael R 21, 114, 151 Mrozek, Walter J. 38. 103 Mui, Chow Wah 30. 94, 125 Mullen. Ann 34. 78. 114 Mullen. Theresa M. 125 Mum , Brian G. 65. 78, 125 Munson. James� 56 Murphy. Joann K. 151 Murley. Linda 28. 59 Murphy. Mary Irene 45. 151 Murphy, Michele R. 45. 125 Murray. Richard James 84 . 85, 152 Murray, Robert John 84. 85. 90. 152 Nachman. Jonathan J. 114 Nagle. Donna A. 103 Namin. Jacqueiin M. 125 Namm. Michael R. 103 Nasser. Eric S. 114 Neal. Gail M. 114 Negus. Lisa S. 91. 114 Negus, Michael R. 23, 46. 67. 73. 125 Neil. Mark 103 Vl Nelson. Esther 62 Newberg. Rhonda Jan 162 Newhouse. KimberlyAM25M70l7lj Ng. Edmund 23 J V. 11 N ii V nh, Delores 62 North, Kevin T. 103 Nowland. Michael 74. 103 Nutt. Catherine 68, 162 Nutt. Juliet K 125 Obenhoff. Heidi A. 152, 181 Ockstadt. Karl A 103 O’Connell. Terry C. 144 CFHara. K. 114 O’hearn, Thoma 103 151, miiiurny n. 1 i mund 2?L65 152 i. IP .gar 68, 103 Striven C. 125 Oja. Nancy J. 126 Oldham. Monica 126 Oliver. Gordon P 114 Oliver. Mathew 79 Olsen, Jennifer M. 126, 222 Olson, David 60 Olson. William A. 152 O'Mara, Jerome P. 152 O'Neal. James 103 O’Neal. Robert G. 153 O’Neill. Maureen A. 103 Onnehi. Elizabeth 78. 79, 126 Onnela, Gary J. 153. 178 Onthnnk, James B. 126 Oquin, Jerry W. 103 Ordiway. Benjamin Robert 77, 114 O’Rear, Jennifer G. 153, 181 O’Rear, Tammi 30, 163 Orlando. Carl 115 Out row. Robert 56 Ostrow.ski, Lisa Ann 153 Owens. Rondall 103 Paczkowski. Lynne Marie 126 Page. Mike 46. 103 Page. Thoma� G. 65. 73. 138. 153 Palmer. Lanier C. 72, 73. 126 PAmer. Lynn M 79. 153. 180 Panned, Mavis 115 Papdopoulos, Nichaloo 103 Papich. Li7a Ann 32, 115, 224 Parchem. Jane 54 Parent, Catherine M. 90, 103 Parent. Elizabeth A. 153. 169, 181 Parkes, Lisa L. 79. 115 Parkington. Lisa 27. 126 Parkington, Tracy 103 Parson. Duane H 79. 103 I’artalis, Matthew C. 126 Parsahen. Robert 115 Pascucci, Christina M. 103 Paterson, Lori Jo 154 Pavloff, Kin P. 35. 79. 103. 173 Pavloff Kristin 67, 154. 178 Pegging Mark A 103 Pelc. Ssndra K 126 Pelletier, .James E� 154 Pelletier. Linda Marie 115 Pelletier, Pamela A. 103 Peltier. Gordon R 115 IVlticr. Lisa K 154, 176 P mberton, Shirley 56 P nberthy, Janet M 154, 179 P i.cak, Rosemary 95. 154 ■ ; ;•• r. Kiml erly J 94. 154, 176 ' ■ rraull. Kyle J. 154 1‘erraU Perrera, Michele A Peterson. Pi Frederick 69 en Ronald 103 R. 126 Cynthia M 103 Todd D. 126 � 115 M 19. 31, 46. 92. 155. 178 Paul H. 38. 115 60 Pinkerton. Kirsten A 126 I ’ni', David L. 103 Pins. Denise L. 155 Pitrm elli. Gina M. 115 Ploekonkd Deborah M. 126 Plowick. Br.-nda J. 44. 94. 103 Podziko'A'iki Margaret K. 169. 178 Poehlm� n. I anva (’, 45, 115 Pohl, Kat t:r-. n L 81. 86. 116 Pohl. Nam % A. 6. 27. 30. 34. 42, 155. 169. 179 Pollock, Tam. i L. 115 Porter. Laurn 115 d Porter. Man� I) 103 f, Finer. Sharon C. 115 Pour da. Gregory J 21. 67. 79. 126 Pot mu A i, Linda M. 103 Potts. M irtha A. 104 i . 59 L. 104 Powell. Dion. W. 115 Price. K.mberh 1 Price. Phillip M. 104 Prince. Rodney A. 104 Prophet. Conrad 126 Pruphet, Karen D. 1(M. 18 . Pruddcn. Jerrv E 155 Putoff. Linda 26. 57 Putnam. Stanley R. 68. 15' Radovanovich. Eileen 62 Radowick. Elizabeth O. 67. Rainey. Tammy M 126 Rakowsky. Mathiide 57 Ramer, Linda M. 126 Randall. Vincent A. 126 Rank, Greg J. 46. 65, 126 Raver, Suzanne Beth 104 Ray. Anna 45, 57 Ravis, Munrer 156 Reckarl, Carol H. 116 Reckart. John W. 126 Rer ek, Mark A 85, 104 Redden. I.eslie 104 Redden, Mary 115 Redpath, Amv 57 i t. Becky Jo 115 laurieA. 115 | . WilliaHj I I • ! ■ -t T Rees. Thomas 115 Reeser, Florence D. 156. Reeves. Rosline L. 12 l Reid. - n I?4 Reiter. David M. ii. 115 Reiter. Wayne 5. 126 Revesz. Lyra 1 57 Rhodes. John R. 65 Ricfiards, Karen L. 39. 115 Richards, Thomas S. 85. 126 Ridenour. Clifford J. 66. 74. 115 Ridenour, Susan K. 89. 156 Ridout, Flora 62 Riefstahl. Rudolf M. 156 Riley, Brigid A. 104 Riley, Ramona R. 104 limmer, Delaine 46. 72. 73 limmet. I-eonnrd 115 fenehart. Lois 104 ;, Cynthia 57 H'ibhins. Un I it 115 Robertson. Ietoe J. K5. 115. 156 Robin. Rimoo3 .104 Rubin. Barbara Rochi'leau. Ponald } Rodis, Orsa ia 32. r Rogers. Patricia A 1% Roggin, Karen A ll5 L hm, Terrence r26 E jl. Jeanniarie J. 116 ______ . Jeflrey S. 126 Roper. Paula J. 94. 104. Roj ajB’awnya A. 10 Roper. I'arri M 1 VI Rusehrough, Jam Kooebrnugh. Jhwenblatt. L. fndalTM 74. 126. 167 ■ linskL Barbara .1 71. 79. 7 16 yoatafmsl Eva S To, 71 16� . Owley, Shelley M lo t Hubha, Richard Rubin. K. 116 W� bv l)«m. 1 I' . i68 Rud r:. M.-u 116 Ruhl. i.uwarti G. 126 Ruhl, Melody M 127 Ruhlman, Colleen 23. 81. H6. 68. 126 Ruhl man. Dorothy A. 46. 92. 156. 179 Ruppenthal, Lisa A. 127 Russell, Martha 90 Russell, Sharon M. 127, 1� ) Russell, Veronica 90 Ruwoldt, Barbara A. 157 Ryan. Annette M. 6. 22. 29. 32. 33, 34. 37, 42. 157 Ryan. Clare 127 Ryan, Kathryn Margaret 127 Ryskamp, Barry N. 157, 176 Sahhag. Renee 104 Sflbbota, Ira KM Sabbota, Irwin L. 127 I Blanc. Mark H. 25. 112 Lectka. Robert W. 101 I ctka. Thomas C. 148 l dfitrd. Bethany A 71, 87. 113 Leetch. John G. 102 Lefkimioti . Folini .10. 148 l mke, Leonard K. 76. 102 Lemmon . Mary L 44, 68, 148 Lemons. Randy L. 113 Lemons, Sharon Lynn 86, 125, 130 (.emorie. Garland I, 113 Leonhardt. Robert F 69, 85. 90, 113 l.epro. Dawn M 102 I«eT� sier. Earl 43, 55 1-eTissier. Renee M. 113 Letisaier, Terese A. 102. 171 Lewis. Brian A. L25 Lewsi. Donna R. 102 l.ewsi, Jeffery J. 125 Linden. Dina 102 Lindsey, Thomas B. 102 Link. Carole 61 Link. Rohm R 87, 102. 169 Link, Steven G. 65. 75. 125, 224 Linn. Craig E. 85. 113 Linn. Keith R 148 Linton. Elaine Crea 113 Little. Lyndaey R. 148 Litzenhurg. Marsha L. 148, 179 Lockard, Gary 102 Loftis. Mary 10? I-oginow, Cindy Jo 113 Loginow, Randal Alnn g, Freddie 55 we, Billy J. 113 Lowe. Mathew 76. 79. 102 Luckett. Dana t.vnn 30. 71, 125. 175 l.ucket. Paul H. 85. 102 l .ukac . Jeffrey Derek 149 HlbTtrma 59 K 79. 113 Ton L v. Lungu. Lyskawa. John 113 } Lyskawa. Thom a� 65 MacDonald.'Christine 113 MacDonald. Jane 62 MacDonald. Marianne K. 102 MacDonald. Michael J. 85, 135. 149, 174, 179 Mack. George 74 Maclean. Patrick 102 Macumber. Deborah H. 34, 79. 125 Maddox. Kenneth Blake 113 Malkin. David S. 125 Maltese. Joseph 55 Maloney, Cathy L. 125 Msmoj Juhe Ann 7. 71, 149 Manetta, rtin 67, 79, 85, 113 Manly. Angelina 1.49 Mann. Calvin T. 35. 74. 79. 102. 188 Mann. Curtis Tyrone 23. 25. 34. 41, 46. 222 Mansour, Iman Mary 45. 149 Mansour. Malamih Rita 113 Mansour. Safa 125 Mansour. Steve 173 Manteuffel. Kathi Lynn 31. 149 March. Diana M 113, 166 Marchioni, Paul D. 35. 102, 125 Marino. Amy 102 Martin. Anna M. 44. 91. 113 Martin. I ouis William 149. 177 Martin. Robert 55 Martin. Theresa R. 125 Martyn, Lydia Jane 149 Martyn. Sarah A. 113 Maskill. William T. 102 Richard A. 76. 113 _____________mela L. 71, 125 May, Maynard, IKSt 8. 19. 45. 134. 150. 181. Maynard, Keith Daniyl John’ P. 'abe. Colleen P. rCarroll, David v. MajB McCoy, Kenneth • 1 Jk McCoy. Ignore M n4 . 1 McCevera, Kim’ riy I. 30. 50. 179 McFarlin, Cor 11 1 184 � Sahwartz a la Schwartz Schwiuntt SST, Separa. I.aurn M 127 tfL- Saferslein. Carole 57, 168 Sample, Denise L. 127 i. Darryl R. 116 Tracy L. 127 nt, Robin S. 24. 104 irfield, Theresa M. 104 eld. Wayne R. 116 Eric E. 116 Gregory J. 157 iger. Krista L. 127. 170 fer. Michael G. 116 fer. Sandra M. 135. 157. 177 melt, Kathryn E. 157, 178 ek. Mary B. 178 Ronald 58 Schueremann, Thomas I . 127 Schiffer, Amy L. 38. 44. 116 Schiffer. Elizabeth R. 94. 157 SLisa VI 127 Imann, Scott J. 116 r, Brenda 62 Schmidt. Wendy C. 43. 127 Schram. Kimberly J. 45. 158 Schram, Linda K. 104 Schroeder. Lawrence R. 46. 68. 116 Schwartz. Cynthia 104 Shwartz. Eveline 48 Gary P. 158 Nancy J. 127 Schwartz. Steven 46, 116 Schwmmek. Brian M. 127 Ton E.-116 .. DanielT; 12- Segal. Rosalyn 39,®8 Se i, Thamira H 127 Sairton. Camnlla S. 116 gamut. EIIWI L. 45.'IXTT • Seymour. Albert R 127 Seymour. Robert 76. 116 J . 104 Shallal. Michael V . tiiiuui. r i irrri t i . I i. t Seymour. Robert 76. IK Shatter Thor .M. 127 Shaffer. Wendy E 71. 1 trmnd P. 104 Shank. Amandu J. 104 Sharpies. Edward Eric 6. 36. 65, 79 158 Shaw. Catherine M. 104 Shaw, Cendy 158 Shaw 45- 2 - Shaw, Karen 104 134 Shefter. Shirley 104 Shepherd. Darren J. 127 Shepherd. Tony M. 127 Shiller, Susan A. 104 Shomo. Donald 116 Shomo. Tammy L. 104 Shunia. Wesam Z. 127 Sihula, Mary .1. 94. 116 Siersma, .Jay .) 127. 130 Silva. John 116. 171 Silva. Tony J. 127 Silver. Dehra 59 Silveri. Andrew J. 127 Simer. James J. 158 Simmons, Rosemary 45. 58 Simon. Lisa M. 127 Sim . Desiree L. 105 Sima. Liaa A. 6 Sims, Thomas P. 116, 169 Sink. Marie F 106 Sitter. Cheryl L. 127 Sitto. Alida 105 Skinner. Michael 127 Slahiak, Allison M. 116 Sladick, Donald 48 Sladick. Liaa C. 127 Sladick. Mark A. 69. 158 Sladick. Paul 105 Slaughter, Kelly 70, 71. 116 Slavick, Natalie 105 Slinh, Mary 94 Smith, Carrie L. 105 Smith. Dale F. 127 Smith, David Palmer 66. 79. 116 Smith. Deborah F. 105, 116, 158 1 Smith, Deborah 45. 136, 170 Smith. James A. 116 Smith, Kevin I.. 116 Smith. Lisa A. 116 Smith. Mary 60 Smith. Mary Jo 23, 159, 178 Smith. Paul 127 Smith. Sandra G. 128 Smith, Terry J. 116 Smith. Thomas R. 35. 76. 105 Smith. William 159 Snell. Lynn M. 105 Soeha, Andrew 105 Socha. Teresa L 159. 175, 180 Solano, Joseph 45 Sophiea. Gary 46, 66. 72. 73 Sophiea. Mike 74 South. Carolyn M. 19. 159. 179 Sora, Jacqueline 116 Sparkman. Vicki L. 116 Spaulding. Bradly 19 St. Peter. Debra A 116 Staten. Uire R. 20. 116 Steele. April L. 117 Steen. Randall J. 159 Stefanson. Mathew E. 105 Steinprinz, Sigurd T. 159 Stenback. Kirk R 43. Slenback. Lillian 62. Stephan. Joann L 128 Stephan, PaulX!. 1 Stephen. AWjnBr 105 Stephen VUgPell M 41. 65. 79. 128 Stevei£qijnlBc..tt 23 Ste otrShawn J. 105 Sluto . Matthew C. 117 Tjohn L. 105 Kov. David B 85. 117, 128 talkowski, Christopher J. 160 rzalkowski, Michael J. 128 Istubba, Denise 23. 160 Stubbs. Dianne K. 117 Stutcher. Franklin J. 21. 67. 78. 117 Stutcher, Kolin 78 Suchanek. Kimberly A. 117 Summers. Jesse 105 Summers. Robert 117 Suolaka. Fani G. 117 Suroka. Christine 58 SveharALi� a M. 79, 117 M. 35. 46. 105 , 90. 128 105 Edw. n 58 Barry Anthoi Tamm, Jeanmj 160 Tanninen. Nancy Tasy. Susan 128 Tatro. Eva I. 105; Taulbee. Carl 67 9! 105. Taylor. Kelly M. Taylor. Stacha Taylor. Timothj 'errell, McArthJ eda. Mark imas, Michaef T05 as. Steven 46. 65 n. Fawn 117 Thl.mpMzn. Kathleen S. 79. 117. 168 ThoripsoruMark D. 78. 128 ThomJSBi BUy-mond M 74. 105 Thompson, Scott T. 128 Thompson vcn 34. 42. 73, 134. 160, 181 Thompson, Wayn f Thompson, William 4n| l Thorns. Felicia M. 117 Thornton. Keith 19. 128 223 Thrushman, Michael I e 160, 181 Tillman, Alison B. 81, 117 Tiska. Robert T. 160 Toman, l sley K. 94. 161 Toman. Steven T. 79. 117 Tomaasi, Rebecca M. 117 Toth. Kathleen A. 45. 161 Travis. David A. 117 Trent. Kenneth 105 Tresnak, Eleanor 62 Trinh, Ho Mong 39. 128 Trottier. Leslie 128 , dZutron K- 4-J • Tsalaanis. Lilly 81. 86. 128 iTnmclIff, John P. 105 TunniclilT. Lisa M. 161 Turberville. Edward L. 65. 161 Turf. Carole 61 liber. Amy E. 78. 105 I'ber. Christoph Scott 30. 66. 78. 161, 179 Umlauf. Norma J. 128 Uncapher, Cheryl L. 105 Ura. Kathryn A. 117 Uruski, Madeline Maria 161 Valentine. Cindy Ruth 117 VanCleave, Nancy C. 161 VanClea . Thomas M. 162 Vanl ar. Philip 46. 58 Van(n||m. 'Kenneth W 105 VanGicson. Stephanie A. 117 VanVianen. David 128 Vanneman. Debra 21. 59 Vaughn. Sherry Darsell 24. ia5 Vaughn, Tonya Y. 105 Vennard, Carol Jeanne 45. 162, 177 Vennard. Daniel A. 74. 79. 117, 177 Vennard. Darryl Keith 30. 39. 77, 138, f'idis, ivid Allen 128 Vidis, Rebecca Ann 162 Vinton. Christopher 74. 105 Vizzini. Genina R 162. 179 Vojinov, David 69. 174 Vojinov, Deanna M. 128 V'ozel. Janice Lynn 128 Wagner. Emily 44. 117 Wagner. John 76, 117 Wagner. Robin L. 128 Waldick. Michael K. 34. 117. 166. 173 llace. Michael A. 66. 117 Wattaoe, Wayne Scott 128 Waller Thomas W 79. 105, Walsh. Brenda 105 Watson. Wesley K. 128 Weaver, Lawrence M. 6 Weav . Patricia R 34. 117 WK Sherrie Lynn 162 � eher. Kurt Alan 162. 174. 180 Webster. Bud 59. 65 Week . James O. 66. 117 Wein. Mark B 117 Weinstein. Sondra Lynn 162 Weir. Leslie A. 80. 81. 86. 128 Weir. Lisa A. 81. 86. 128 Weir. Lori A. 86. 88. 89. 163 Weir. Timothy J. 74, 106 Weis� , Michel I 224 Weiss. Patricia Ann 163 Wentz. Mark C. 134. 163. 181 Vlichael W. 79. 117 fulianne 90. R. 90.| fstine 10 tr, Earl A. 22. � 28 ns Whittaker, Colleen H Wilbourn. Douglas 128 ilbourn, Kimberly J06 filczak. Wiley. Chel rWilev. Coli Wilkins. ChrttftoitrMM 163 Willcock. Cinl Willett. Marie'h®4. iW 166. It Willett. Mark 67. 77. 79. 106 Willett, Monique 106 Willett. Wayne 106 Willey. Joanna L. 18. 19. 45. 163. 179, 224 Williams. Alvin 68 Williams. Joseph 31. 48 Williams. Julie L. 18. 19. 34. 42. 106. 163. 169. 176. 224, Williams. Liaa M. 35. 44 77. 163.17? Williams. Tiara L. 41. 45. 128 Williams. Marion A. 106 Williamson. Frederick 19. 128. 224 Willis. Craig J. 118 Willis. Dawn Marie 128. 168 Wilson. John Paul 128 Wilson. Michael Joseph 118 Wilson. Randy T. 164 Wilson. Rebecca M. 118 Wilson. Robin 1) L Wilson. Teresa Wilson. Thomas 118 Winsjansen, Noreen Kay 129. 224 Winsjansen, Sheila 106 Winton, Claude R 31. 34. 65. 129 Winton, David W. 6. 23. 34. 35. 42, 69. 164. 178 U 178 Wisner. Carrie L. 129 Wisner. Cinthia C. 106 Wisner. Mark J. 164, 177 Witmer. James M 118 Witucki. Lori A 164 Wolfinger. David Michael 129 Wolfinger. Robin L. 106 Wolski. Jane M. 37. 44. 164. 178 Wood. Larry J. 114 Wood, Lynetle Kae 129 Woodard. Joetta 118 Woodruff. Darnella Barnes 41. 45. 129 Wright. Cathleen M. 118 Wright. Howard A. 106 Wright, Karen E. 24. 106 Wright. Randell L. 79. 106 Wright, William S. 129 Wujcik. Amy E. 71. 118 Wujcik. Andrew E 66. 79. 85 Lujcik. Elizabeth Ann 164 Blhri . Lidia 178 ________Michael W 65. 129 YalrW Hi'hiii l06 Yaldo. LiWna Azaz 1'29 Yates. Kennt wjA Yezak. Kimberly � 129. 224 Yingling. John M.0 76. 129 Yodhes. I.ucy A. 129 Yodhes. Patrick A. 118 Yonker, Jeffrey S. 118 Yono. Mark A. 118 Young. Phillip 66. 118 Young. Sheree 106 Yungton. Patricia Aj Zamesnik. Tracy Al Zendler. Keith A. 71 Zielinski. Sharlene Zimmerman. Ellen Zipser. Saul A 22. 118 Zizka. Michael G. 118 Zizka, Robert J. 65. 76. 77. Zuchlinski. Helga 59. 169 Zucker. Sara 129 Zuckerberg. Scott D. 106 Zutaut. I .aura J. 164 Zwolinski. Richard lie 90. 129. 166 181 185 Ferndale makes history in one explosive year! Mount St. Helens erupted — again; Jimmy Carter lost the presidential election to Ronald Reagan; and the hostages came home. Amid all the breaking news, Ferndale man- aged to make its way into the headlines. After more than a decade of court battles, Ferndale schools were declared legally desegregated. Science hit the news pages as well when Voyager I transmitted photographs of Saturn back to Earth. The Philadelphia Phillies won the World Series, and the world was stunned by the tragic shooting of for- mer Beatle John Lennon. 186 Above left: Principal Ellis Brown explains the deseg- regation plan. Right: Mount St. Helens emits volcan- ic ash and smoke. Lower left: Former President Jim- my Carter concedes defeat. Right: Phillies’ relief pitcher Tug McGraw leaps for joy as they win the World Series. WELCOME BACK TO FREEDOM Above left: President-elect Ronald Reagen responds to cheers from supporters. Right: A composite of Saturn and its moons as taken from Voyager I spacecraft. Lower left: A former hostage jubilantly steps off a plane to freedom after 444 days of captivity in Iran. Right: John Lennon speaks with his wife, Yoko Ono, at a 1972 Peace Rally. Lennon was shot to death outside his New York apartment in De- cember. 187 Fundraisers — our middle name F.H.S. has been overrun with the sales syndrome. Never have clubs or organizations pushed so hard to earn money. Every item thinkable has been sold: from stuffed animals to Metro Passbooks, pom-poms to cook- books, oranges to key chains, flowers to all-purpose cleanser. The year- book staff even sells space in the book for advertisements! OeWntd on 0«cwob«jr 33- '-M W . rm - cmm OnV, 05nj(cJ Above left: A good gimmick — buy in advance for a friend, it’s delivered later. Right: Calvin Mann sells munchies at a game. Lower left: Victor Biaz, Kelly Alexiou, and Mrs. Marianne Corrigan sell cuddlies for choir. 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Good Luck from FERNDALE SPORTS BOOSTERS CLUB BE A SPORTS BOOSTER 195 Ferndale Education Association DOUG'S BOOT SHOP NEW MENU — MODERATE PRICES FERNDALE, MICHIGAN 22061 Woodward Between 8 9 Mile 399-1040 BEST WISHES SENIORS from , X The Senior Trip Fund ifc— ij 9 To the Golden Eagle Band Many thanks for a great year Seniors, you’ll be missed . . . I’m serious! ■ The members of the bands would like to give our thanks and appreciation to our new band leader, Miss Vanneman. She has put in many long, hard hours to make ours the best bands anywhere. Thanks! The Bands SPORTING GOODS OUTDOOR OUTFITTERS Bus. 546-2809 SEMIRAMIS PHOTO PORTRAITS SUPPLIES Commercial — Quick passport photos — Graduation Children partraits — Sound silent movies Wedding specialist — Portraits Kodak Equipment 149 W. 9 Mile Road Ferndale, Mich. 48220 Guaranteed Gun Smithing and Tackle Repair Pendleton Shop 23510 Woodward Avenue Ferndale, Michigan 48220 Lincoln 2-0498 Gradualion special price RINARD’S HAIR STUDIO Haircuts with feathering The way you like it. The new young look. Across from library on 9 Mile. 545-3040 198 Research and Development Department Research Laboratories 1600 W. Eight Mile Road ------------------------------------------1 ETHYL CORPORATION BEST OF LUCK to the GREAT CLASS OF ’81 John W. Dzyacky School counselors care now and always. -The Counselors ACME BOAT CO. 30 Years as a Johnson Authorized AA“ Service Dealer Parts Service Storage 23520 Woodward Ferndale 313-542-4851 Best Wishes Colony Press, Inc. 2350 Burdette Ferndale, Ml 543-5808 J. J. WESSELS L W WESSELS inpBapla 3Pmtpral Hontr Fad World 546-4102 FAD WORLD Fashion Jewelry-Custom T-Shirts 2 Stores in 1 184 West Nine Mile Ferndale, MI 48220 PHONE 543 0100 23690 WOODWARD AVE PLEASANT RIDGE. MICH. 48069 4j 200 y % The USA is the link between the COMMUNITY and the STUDENTS The Student Body wishes the best of luck to the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty One Kh ■ 4 Dave Cheryl’s 7-11 Open 24 hours For all your grocery needs also Beer Wine 9 Mile Pinecrest 547-2071 Najor’s Market Hilton Road-Annabelle Hot Sandwiches Cold Beverages Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From Ash Mailers and Co., Inc. SERVING Tl€ ENTRE NORTH W000WARD AREA FERNDALE McHURRflY ELECTRIC A FULL SERVICE MASTER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • REPAIR SPECIALISTS • CUSTOM WIRING • VIOLATIONS CORRECTED • FIRE REPAIRS LOW tow PRICES! SPECIAL RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ALL JOBS LARGE OR SMAl I FULL V INSURED CALL FOR FREE ESTIMA TES 22036 Woodward 541-5900 202 Congratulations to All the Graduating Seniors somerset REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 2280 W. BIG BEAVER ROAD • TROY (across from Somerset Inn] 649-6800 23535 Woodward Avenue, Ferndale, Michigan 48220 (313) 541-4936 8:00—5:30 Weekdays 9:30—4:30 Saturday Evenings by Appointment BESSENGER’S designs Lincoln 1-8993 PLEASANT RIDGE FLOWER SHOP CUT FLOWERS — CORSAGES FUNERAL WORK — WEDDING BOUQUETS Dependable Delivery Service ALEX ANNA DEMOS 24052 WOODWARD AVE PLEASANT RIDGE. MICH FOWZIES BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations Class of ’81 from Hunt’s International Travel Men’s Women’s Haircutting 155 W. Nine Mile Ferndale MI 541-6047 4a 203 Congratulations, Graduates! PETERSON CLASS COMPANY 566-4720 dmmjuUjnlsL S wi i to INSURANCE COMPANIES Plate Glass Replacements EMERGENCY GLASS SERVICE 566-4720 610 LIVERNOIS, DETROIT, MICH. 48220 305 West 9 Mile Road Ferndale, Michigan 48220 313-398-1408 L. T. Floral Gardens, Inc. HOUSE OF BEER PARTY STORE Store hours: Keg Beer Sun.-Thurs. 10 to 10 Hot sandwiches Lunch meat Fri. Sat. 10 to u Dairy produce Complete Grocery Line 544-4049 510 Woodward Heights Ferndale Give us a call and get a free education that will probably save you many thousands of dollars in your lifetime in investments and life insurance. INSURANCE CONNECTION AGENCY 29539 Chester Garden City, Michigan 48135 (313) 425-1482 Little Caesars Congratulates the Ferndale Graduates! Little Caesars Pizza Treat 8531 9 Mile Rd. Oak Park 542-6866 Little Caesars Family Inn 579 E. 9 Mile Rd. Ferndale 398-4347 Sauers ,« VITA HEALTH FOODS Come in learn more about health foods 247 W. 9 Mile Road Ferndale, MI 48220 542-1208 BETTY MURRAY’S BEAUTY STUDIO 611 W. Nine Mile Ferndale, Michigan 205 “All the world’s a stage ...” Shakespeare Congratulations! Ferndale Dairy Queen Best wishes, Seniors! Nine Mile Road Student Enterprise Theatre John Cooley Company 1640 Hilton Road Ferndale, Michigan 48220 313-543-1810 -General Contractors- CENTER 22041 Woodward, Ferndale, Mi. 48220 541-4532 Puppies, kittens, birds, tropical fish, pet foods and supplies. 8601 W. Nine Mile Rd. BASEMENT BARBER SHOP Oak Park, Michigan GOOD LUCK SENIORS! 195 W. Nine Mile Rd. 545-9572 STAR BRITE COIN LAUNDRY DRAKE PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS • RULERS • LITHOGRAPHERS and DROP OFF BULK DRY CLEANING 2000 West Eight Mile Road Ferndale, Michigan 48220 317 W. 9 Mile Rd. Ferndale, Mi. 48220 JOrdan 4-5750 Congratulations, Seniors! -Ferndale Adult Education- ifo- - a Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Ferndale High School PTSA 3BHSE • Phone: 548-1583 3.sal ora HAIR BOUTIQUE 415 W. 9 Mile Rd. Ferndale. Mich. 48220 “The more competent readers a society has, the greater will be its capacity for doing good to itself. Frank Jennings FERNDALE LIBRARY STAFF f JA ’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON NORTH 1503 S. Main St. at Ten Mile Royal Oak, Mi. 48067 (313) 398-2800 NEW YORK BAGEL 23316 Woodward Ferndale 548-2580 CAREERS WITH A FUTURE BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT IN 4 MONTHS Full or Part Time • Day or Evening Classes CHOOSE AN EXCITING CAREER AS A RECEPTIONIST OR LEARN EKG. The medical career is a rewarding and an exciting one, and prospective students are always invited to visit us to observe our students and tour the school facilities. Just give us a call. Ferndale Medical Careers, Inc. 22720 Woodward Ave., Ferndale, Mich. 48220 r_„__ 541-0686 RUSH COMPLETI DETAILS TO: I NAME_________________________ I ADDRESS__________________ I CITY______STATE ZIP WORKING HOURS PROM: TO: I PMONI __________ been ted by the State oTMtohyon Department addixohen 208 BANNER, AUTO PARTS YOUR COMPLETE AUTO PARTS CENTER 54-6-4500 Congratulations Class of 1981 From a Friend Bi-Rite Drugs 8580 W. 9 MILE RD. BI-RITE AND SAVE OAK PARK, MICH. PHONE 546-5400 “Looking Back-The Way It Wuz. 1976-1981” 1. The 1st. graduating class of Best Coolidge Jr. Highs 2. Freshman sucker sales 3. German Exchange 4. 18 to 21 Drinking Age 5. Rock Roll-Disco-Punk Rock-Rock Roll 6. Moon-Bonham-Lennon 7. Girls’ Volleyball-S.M.A. Champs Girls’ Softball-State Playoffs 8. Boys’ Basketball-S.M.A. Champs Boys’ Track-S.M.A. Champs 9. Hostages in Iran The Shah 10. Mt. St. Helen’s 11. The preppy look 12. Senior luncheon 13. Carter Reagan 14. Prom night-The Hillcrest 15. June 11, 1981 209 s CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF ‘81 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 4J ■£} Quality Service Accessories at Affordable Prices” Total Performance SHELL 23701 Woodward Ave. (At 9' 2 Mile) Pleasant Ridge, Mi. 48069 (313) 398-4650 Mark Adler Dan Shields Proprietors I GOOD LUCK SENIORS FERNDALE CHOIRS RIDGEWOOD AUTHORIZED MASTER SERVICE CENTER fOR All TORO PRODUCTS BRIGGS - STRATTON - TECUMSEH ENGINES - TRU-TEST PAINTS MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS PIUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HARDWARE. HAND ELECTRIC TOOLS, LAWN SNOW EQPT PIPE CUT THREADED UP TO 2 INCHES MON THURS 9 AM TO 8 PM TUE WED FRI SAT 9 AM TO 6 PM SUN 10 AM TO 3 PM 542-6641 - 542-3351 CfSuTEST; 23700 WOODWARD AT 9 Vi Ml PL RDG MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS. 211 212 “Why should you want to hear Beethoven? Why should you want to see a play by Shakespeare? If you want to experience glory in life, then you go to these places. The glory of what it means to be a human creature on earth is expressed for us through our artists.” -Julie Harris- Have an artistic life, seniors! FERNDALE HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA 213 Wei) er?S say: CONGRATULATIONS . TO THE GRADUATES Weber's 65th Year of Quality Plants 1915 - 1980 Weber's is known for : House Plants, Hanging Baskets Flowering Plants, Summer Garden Flowers =N©[ll)@ a Congratulations AMERICAN HI-LO REPAIR, INC. Class of 1981 from 326 Hilton COLBAR Ferndale INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 11(2)—-Specializes in LPG- —s GIVE A NEW LOOK TO YOUR KITCHEN THE MONEY SAVING WAY! ---WITH CABWETS REFACED IN BEAUTIFUL W000 GRAIN OR SOLD COLOR FORMICA v t • MANUFACTURERS Of CUSTOM EUROPEAN STYLED CABINETRY FOR HOME OFFICE • TRADITIONAL WOOO FORMICA CABINETS • FORMICA CORIAN COUNTERS • BUILT-IN APPUANCES • COMPLETE BATH REMOOEUNG 398-7711 | REFACE OR REPLACE ANGEL FAMILY OWNED OPERATED SHOWROOM LOCATION KITCHEN REMODELERS, INC. JUST N OF 9 MILE RO 1930 HILTON RD FERNOALE 214 CONGRATULATIONS TO EDMUND WITH LOVE MOM AND DAD o[ds.n zSta% cd E.i.tauxan.t 22828 WQDDWARD AVENUE FERNDALE , MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS 1981 SENIORS L J mr you ought to know a DETROIT BANKer DETROIT BANK E, TRUST LARGEST SELECTION OF PAPERBACK BOOKS IN METROPOLITAN DETROIT PAPERBACKS UNLIMITED 22634 Woodwara Ave Ferndale. Michigan 48220 Phone 546-3282 Hours: 9 to 0 Daily 9 to 4 Sunday Special Orders Welcomed Ferndale Bakery and Party Store 330 W. 9 Mi. Rd Beer-Wine Kowalski Lunchmeat WALKER CRAWFORD 1219 South Main Royal Oak, Mi. 544-2700 BEST WISHES SENIORS Congratulations Seniors Bill Coyne Superintendent tide' • OILS • WATER COLORS • ACRYLICS • BRUSHES • PAPERS • BOARDS • EASELS • LETRASET • AIR BRUSHES • DECOUPAGf SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMES • DRAFTING SUPPLIES OPEN 30 - 7 00 MON SAT 543-9228 700 WOOOWAAO FERNOAlf 1 BLOCK SOUTH Of • MU ft FIND US FAST IN THE. . . 216 p— (313) 544-0900 CONGRATULATIONS JO-ANNA WILLEY UBeL - Stoxe.i, 3nc. POOL it OUR BUSINESS Swimming Pooh • Pool Tablet 1223 S. Woodward Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 LeRoy S. Glime Congratulations Class of 1981 Ferndale Elks -1588- and Jackie Dave Foster 9? Burner Chef GOOD LUCK GRADUATES Friends of the Ferndale Public Library Tuxedo Park Florist Lighting 22230 Woodward -Ferndale- 27796 John R. Madison Hts., Mi. 48071 (313) 542-0040 jj 217 EAGLE PRIDE! FERNDALE CO-OP CREDIT UNION FULL FINANCIAL SERVICES 450 E. 9 Mile Rd. Ferndale, Mi., 48220 548-4500 218 -PATRONS- Be on time for your own graduation! Best wishes! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elmers Best wishes, Jenn. One more to go! Jessica Congratulations, Class of ‘81-especially Mark, Dave Brad Marion Berry “The real purpose of books is to trap the mind into doing its own thinking.” (Christopher Morley) Library Staff Good luck, Fred Kirk! Brad Most people need more love than they deserve. Frau Rakowsky Congratulations, Seniors! Dr. S. Meyer Arbit Dr. Joseph Salerno Make quality your goal, Talon Staff. I know you will. Mrs. Pemberton 219 bp J ROCKY’SL Pizza 548-4700 507 W. 9 MILE - PEENDALE Open Daily 4 P.M. til 1:00 A.M. OpanFri.-Sat. 4 P.M. til 3:00 A.M. Sunday 4 P.M. til 12 Midnisht J tb Congratulations Seniors Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors 10600 W. 9 Mile Rd. Oak Park, Mi. 48237 Mr. Mrs. G. Rubin Owners fynaAAiA UCONEY ISLAND 22900 Woodward Ave. 1 BIK.N.of 9 Mile Rd Fernolale, Michigan Phone 548-7373 548-7374 30 Yeare LUXON PLUMBING HEATING INC. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PLUMBING. HEATING AND SUPPLIES TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE JOJAila M SMOr TT NICK LUXON Res 541-0215 515 Livernoie Ferndele. Michigan 48220 «7 RITA Y. MCTAV!SH 220 v Best Wishes, '81 Grads. PRESTIGE PORTRAITS by till williams STUDIOS 1107 Crooks Road Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 Above left: Mrs. Giltrow’s volleyball team regains consciousness after a knockout game. Right: A peek at the outside world. Lower left: Jenny Olsen and Polly Banas show their friendship towards one another. Lower right: Curtis Mann and I ed Guinn proudly show off their cheerleading trophy. 222 Above left: Juniors Joe Morgan and Tom Miller show their frustrations after a hard day at school. Right: Su- perman, also known as Keith Thornton, dashes for the nearest phone booth. Lower left: Tom Kamerschen puts “another brick in the wall.” Lower left: Mr. Dzyacky’s way of preventing Sharon Johnson from taking off on Senior Skip Day. 223 One last page Editors Julie Williams Caren Curtin Business Manager JoAnna Willey Photographers Marty Krulock Greg Sawyer Mike Page Paul Korb Fred Williamson World Wide Photos Bill Williams Studios Sports Rick Hambrick Kelle Jaworski Steve Link Activities Carole South Janet Pineau Adviser Ms. Mimi Gass Administration Kim Anderson Jenny Iden Classes Sharon Johnson Denise Maynard Staff Brad Bloodworth Meredith Clark Ralph Clemens Paul Collis Scott Dixon Diana Gregory Tim Hunter Colleen Kane Terri Kendall Liza Papich Sandy Schaefer Keith hornton Chip Turberville Michelle Weiss Noreen W'insjansen Kim Yezak Special thanks to the following people: John Bassier. Bill Brown. Rich Broder, Roy Burkhart. Mike Curley, Rodney Curtis, The Daily Tribune, Sue Deromedi, John Dzyacky, Donna Giltrow, Josten’s Yearbook Co., Matt Kobylinski, Earl LeTissier, Mike McClain, Gayle Minneci, Sue Rogers. Carolyn Scharret, Larry Thomas. Kevin Tottis, and the Ferndale Board of Education. 224 ista