Ferndale High School - Talon Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1982 volume:

Think . . . about yesterday Far left: Senior Tracy Samscli adds her artis- tic touch to the window. Lower left: Hagle pride flics high with the senior window. Above: The Junior powderpuff cheerleaders get their kicks. Left: John Hanawall. Chip Eising and Karl Kohl rock on stage as the “Ruff-Ruffs. 3 4 Opposite page, above right: Jim Ciillis helps the senior Pickers and Finders. Lower left: Sophomore pullers, Anita Harris, Karl Ockstadt. and Julie West start their engines for the chariot race. Lower right: Seniors display their sen- timents throughout the courtyard. Above: Shelly Christman hits Mr. Dzyacky with her best shot. Far left: Senior quarterback Leslie Weir hustles in fora touchdown. Left: Mark Willett kicks out the jams with the pep band. ii about today Far left: New geodesic dome. Lower left: Sen- iors Colleen Ruhlman and Lilly Tsatsanis strike a punk rock pose. Left: Loa Foreit toots in toga. Top Patty Yungton portrays Daisy Mac in the musical Li'l Abner. Above: U S.A. members prepare the sticky stuff' during spirit week. 7 Opposite page, far right: Joe Morgan and Cathy Cowart share their talent with an Endless Love . Left: Paul Pincau dashes through the courtyard. “Punk style . Lower right: Pretty pow- derpuff cheerleader Ralphic Clemens flashes a dazzling smile. Right: Pretty powderpuff cheerleader Freddie Wil- liamson touches up his curls. Below: Sophomore l.isa Williams. Lower right: Jay Lewis, era Jerry, and Barb Collins enjoy the Senior Spirit trophy. 9 8 9 Trust in tomorrow Far left: Kim Ncwhousc and Carla Ferreo “do as the Romans do” in togas. Left: Sophomore Donna Hughes shows a flare for punk rock. Top: Steve Thomas. Andre Grice, Leonard Jackson, and Lanier Palmer show seniors are kings. Above: Sophomores first place window expresses their sentiments with a lot of class. 11 12 Opposite page, above left: Lilly Tsatsanis and Anna Martin display unique talents in the variety show. Above right: [indulging in his school lunch is sophomore Rodney Prince. Lower left: Mr. Craft. Mr Bassicr, and Mr. Dixon pull the teacher's “chariot to victory. Lower right: Senior powderpuffers show their enthusiasm before the game. Left: Emcee Claude Winton leads the Talent Show with his “jokes . Below: Fans show their expectations for the Homecoming game. 13 Treasure the times of your life Far left: Kin and Queen Scott Thompson and Sharon l emons. Lower left: Tracy Bachcllcr and Beth Blaze lead the parade. Top: Homecoming court: Lilly Tsatsanis. Barb Collins. Sharon Lemons. Angie Kautz. Sabrina Bray. Row 2: Claude Win- ton. Joe Arocho. Scott Thompson. Dave Ladd. Scott Camper. Left: Varsity Cheer- leaders hitch a ride. Above: Senior Keith Thornton grabs a pass. 15 Opposite page, above left: Barb Rosta- finski straightens Rich Murray out at the Junior-Senior Prom. Lower left: Liza Pa- pich and Jim Deardorff make the perfect “Odd Couple”. Lower right: Junior pow- derpuff players Lisa Negus. Gina Petru- celli. and Rene Hogan watch intensely. Top: Missy Hambrick. Kelli Sweet. No- reen Winsjansen. Colleen Ruhlman. Sherri Sweet, Lisa Wos. and Barb Collins high step into spirit. Above left: Mr. Brown tries to find his mouth. Right: John Berry, Ted Grigouria. Paul Marchioni. and Ron Ayers have high hopes. 17 18 DMINISTRATORS WERE STUDENTS ONCE TOO ADMINISTRATORS Administration: Ferndale’s foundation John Dzyacky Joe Williams Bob Corsini Right: As one of his many duties. Principal John Dzyacky chaperones the Junior-Senior Prom, escorting his wife. Karyn. Left: Assistant Principal Joe Williams flashes one of his friendly smiles. Lower left: Assistant Principal Bob Corsini polices the “elephant steps.” Left: Board of Education. Front: Evelyn Schwartz. Ellen Zimmermann, Edward Sharpies. Back: Hanna Clampilt, Dick Rcihm. Fran Pettit. Lower left: Superintendent Bill Coyne is always kept busy with paper work. Right: Depu- ty Superintendent Glen Brackcnbury relaxes in his new office at F.H.S. STUDENTS ONCE TOO ADMINISTRATORS WERE STUDENTS Charles Mary Earl Doris David Bennett Smith Letissier Dilworth Olson C O S elo TS DO n FOR LOVE A ktaJb I � � A m � k +r +' ■ A mm « • iKmIiW ..A m-t . kww-1 krmf jm• iU I m «U� , wtw � mniA I«4� a WI riU Ilf . A «Am QM« ■!■ r t. A aW MW ««VH • « � K K.II, -A- iW «t kwe. m. «4� m MwAk uttr MfAhi A (M k k� A 1W MM «• n tWattaurtx i. A � w «t mm Km. fwtMn, A New (mm t mbAmlM •' «. •W ck � � .wO Business: Accounting on a career Mary Shirley Coleman DiBiasc Carol Klein Helene Patricia Koney Lukasiewicz A very popular department, over 600 students are enrolled in business courses, and over seventy take advan- tage of the Co-op program. The two primary objectives of the department are: teaching for business and teaching about business. Learning in this area is done by means of classroom instruction and or on-the-job experience in busi- ness, retail or medical jobs. BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER 22 BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTEI Above right: Junior Jim Dcardorff works intensely on his program. Left: Senior Lori Witucki quickly whites-out a boo-boo. Right: Mrs. Lukasiewicz helps senior Darren Shepherd with his assignment. Lower left: Senior Danielle Berry props up her book to hide what she's really doing. 23 English: Reading is fundamental The key word that describes the English program is diversity. In some classrooms, speaking skills are being developed through speeches, interpretive readings, scene inactment or group discussion. Writing skills take shape in a creative attempt at a short story, a journal, an editorial, an essay ques- tion or a research paper. Listening skills are shar- pened through lectures, note-taking or audio-visual presentations. Yet at the heart of all these activities are the reading skills which are formed. Reading is the cornerstone of all language skills. Sue Anita Dcromcdi Farah EARLIER EDITIONS EARLIER EDITIONS EARLIER EDITIONS Rachel Sarah Shirley Michael Rosalyn Downey Janies Goldman Curley Segal Diane Linda Gee Murlcy 24 Above left: Mary Redden, Linda Robbins and Jeanninc Graham cram for their Hamlet quotation test in Mr. Curley’s British Lit. class. Lower left: Mrs. Demlow invites U. of M. Dearborn professor Sid Bolkosky to speak on business involvement behind the Holo- caust. Right: Ms. Deromedi and freshman Mike Nelson discuss an answer on his quiz. EARLIER EDITIONS EARLIER EDITIONS EARLIER EDITIONS Ethel Frederick Lyra-Leah Barbara Cindy Herbig Long Revesz Demlow Riwncy Mimi Gass Michael McClain 25 Fine and applied arts: Something for everyone NOW THEN NOW THEN NOW THEN NOW THEN NOW THEN Above left: In Mrs. Potts’ painting class, sophomore Michele La- pierre works on her interpretation of the picture she holds. Right: Senior Sara Zucker enjoys the opportunity to work with children in Mrs. Gumprich’s Child Development Class. Lower right: Senior Dave Phelps makes sure that his measurements arc precise in Woodshop. The fine and applied arts department offers a wide variety of skill-learning opportunities. Through courses from arts and crafts to technical and voca- tional, the lives of each student can be enriched. The goal is to prepare stu- dents for whatever they will do when they leave Ferndale High School. Sub- ject matter and learning saleable skills are important, but the ability to be a good neighbor and contribute to the community is also stressed. Hclga Zuchlinski John Takis Carole Gumprich Ron Schenck Joe Maltese NOW THEN NOW THEN NOW THEN NOW THEN NOW THEN Left: In Woodshop, senior Brad Bromley smooths out the rough edges. Right: Sophomore John Mayvillc demonstrates his manual dexterity in Mr. Boho's first hour Welding class. 27 Mathematics: Always calculating The 1981-82 school year saw the introduction of a new course in the Mathematics Department called Advanced Placement Calculus. Those students having taken algebra during the eighth grade are eligible for this course, and they may elect to take the advanced placement exam given na- tionwide during May. College credit is given to those who score well enough on this exam. Below left: “Flower Day” brightens up correcting papers for Mrs. Minncci. Right: Sophomore Jessie Kuang suffers the ordeal of being called to the board. Lower left: Mrs. La baza proves to her geometry class that “if two angles are complementary to the same angle, they are congruent to each other.” STILL IN THEIR PRIME STILL IN THEIR PRIME STILL IN Dorothy Bojarzin Bill Marshall Darland Grad Basil Hall 28 Above left: Senior Wayne Reiter and his calculator work hard to solve the tough problems. Right: Mr. Hall takes “center stage” to explain a problem. Lower left: Always willing to help, Mrs. Bojarzin works after school with junior Beth Led- ford. THEIR PRIME STILL IN THEIR PRIME STILL IN THEIR 29 MARCHES ON TIME MARCHES ON TIME MARCHES ON TIM Always busy, the music department not only offers classes in both instru- mental and vocal music, but also prepares each group to perform for the school and community throughout the year. Emphasis on performance includes participation in festivals where our groups have a chance to be rated by university level judges. The “Solo and Ensemble Festival” pro- vides tough competition with students all over the state, as musicians are tested in both performance and sight reading skills. Reaching State com- petition this year were: Greg Poterala, Trombone; Kathy Ura, Flute; Mike Haddad, Violin; Micheline Chase, Flute; Katie Dixon, Flute. Above left: Lucy Brownheim and Jill Turner add their talents to Choir A’s second soprano section. Right: Mrs. Vanncman directs encouragement to the flute section. Music: Measures of talent Marianne Linda Debbie Corrigan Puroff Vanncman Foreign languages: Communicating cultures Foreign language courses are an interesting and valuable part of our academic program. Students are offered a four year sequence of four foreign languages: French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Talented, ambitious sen- iors may enroll in an advanced placement course and take the advanced placement test for college credit. Stu- dents may participate in the School Exchange Service program and go to school in Germany for three weeks. While learning foreign languages, students get acquaint- ed with other cultures through field trips, books, discus- sions, films, songs, and folk dancing. MARCHES ON TIME MARCHES ON TIME MARCHES ON TIME Above left: Freshman Shayne Daley listens for his name during attendance taking in German I. Right: Karen Shaw and Gala Arnold strike a quick pose in the language hall before dashing to French I class. Lower left: With a sheepish smile, sophomore Julie Lambert awaits checking her German 1 homework paper. 31 Science: “Dome, sweet dome” Under the supervision of Department Chairman Jim Munson, students and faculty members made a lasting contribution to our school with the construction of a geodesic dome, solar greenhouse and courtyard landscaping. These facilities will enable the department to offer a project course in alternate energy. The geodesic dome is designed to be a science study center, a weather station, and a solar energy demonstration site. The solar greenhouse will be used by students in plant biology classes. The two ponds and the various plant species that will surround them will make up the nature area. The total development will be available to the elementary school stu- dents and the community at large with the goal of increasing the interest and understanding of alternate use and the appre- ciation of the natural environment. TEACHERS WERE STUDENTS ONCE TOO TEACHERS WERE Above left: Chris Vinton studies life on a slide. Right: Mr. Ban- croft precisely explains the pro- cedure of using the microscope correctly. Right: Helene Emer- son and Dawn Fura give their undivided attention to Mr. Scn- kowski’s Intro. Biology lecture. 32 Above left: In Mr. Bassier’s Intro. Bi- ology class, lab partners Kathy Camp- er and Mike McGuire delve into the world of micro-organisms. Right: Mr. Midea gets caught in a moment of thought. Left: Physics students Paul Fcrrero and Scott Richards prove a basic principle. STUDENTS ONCE TOO TEACHERS WERE STUDENTS ONCE TOC X T I John Bassicr Allan Bancroft Judy Corsini Larry Senkowski Bill Eighmey Bud Webster Eleanor Heald 33 Social Studies: Travels in time The Social Studies Department offers the student an understanding of people and places, movements and causes, con- flicts and compromises both near and far, past and present. Students study subjects as diversified as world-reli- gions, careers and American govern- ment and economics. This year, elec- tives in urban studies, a study of the family, and the Afro American heri- tage have been offered. Central to all courses is the relationship between the subject at hand and the world in which we live. Discussion and exchange of ideas in an atmosphere of respect for differences of opinion is encouraged, and students come to the realization that the social studies will be surround- ing them all of their lives. Alice Phil Bessie Jorgensen Dixon Hysni Donald Michael Hale Girard PAST PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST PRESENT PAST PRESENT Henry Gold Shirley Pemberton Herb Ivory Christine Surowka Gwendolyn Jackson Don McNeil William Brown Above left: Kevin Troutt. Doug King, and William Rembert study the fascinating memorabilia in Mr. McNeil’s cabinet. Right: Dineen Shaffer and Ted Duncan toast to wedded bliss in Mrs. Pemberton’s “American Family’’ class. Lower left: Mr. Hale sits back and reflects upon the over 3,000 food items he and the senior class collected for the annual canned food drive. 35 Learning Center: Individual Instruction Right: Mr. Craft lends a helping hand to Learning Center student, Dan Mayville. Left: Terrance Ross enjoys the chal- lenge that the Learning Center offers him. THE WAY THEY WERE THE WAY THEY WERE THE WAY THEY Walk into any Learning Center class- room and you are likely to find a variety of activities going on. Students test their abilities in academic areas from Chemistry and Algebra to Electricity and Typing. The teacher assists and ad- vises students on an individual basis. This year the Learning Center students had the opportunity to study environ- mental education on a three-day trip to Camp Nahelu near Ortonville, Michi- gan. The possibilities for this strong and growing educational group are unlimit- Thomas Craft Sue FredaI Barbara Halt Susan Polgar Physical Education: Fitness is fun! Physical education develops the phys- ical, mental, and social potential of stu- dents, as well as the formation of habits which promote fitness and interest in a lifetime of appropriate physical activi- ties. THE WAY THEY WERE THE WAY THEY WERE THE WAY THEY Above left: Mr. Bauer takes advantage of his lunch hour. Left: Ed Ruhl comes down on a hard spike. Right: Junior David Woodards devotion to basketball is apparent. Lower right: Sidekicks Mrs. Giltrow and Mrs. Sonquisl enjoy each oth- er’s company. 37 V.I.P.’s: They keep things ticking Because of the dedicated efforts of the hard working secretaries, custodians, cafeteria staff, security agents, media staff, and program directors, the inner workings of our school keep on ticking. Their multi-faceted services enrich our atmosphere and enhance our learning. Marilyn Wilma Irene Nancy Ruth DeLoose D'Anna DeNike Jacobson Elmers Secretary Secretary Secretary Library Aide Secretary TIME AND CHANGES TIME AND CHANGES TIME AND CHANGES TIME AND 36 Above left: Custodian Emmaline Gray keeps the trophy case sparkling. Right: Senior Carcn Curtin prepares Head Custodian George Majors for another battle with the snow. Lower right: Cafeteria staff. Front: Mcrelc Kollin, Delores North, Jeanette Armstrong, Laura Dixon, Dorothy DeCenso. Row 2: Dorothy Dreigiewicz, Grace Clembelli, Lucille McGinnis, Helen Bourgeois, Frances Bcttcley, Eileen Rado. Rita Morton Secretary Beatrice Fleming Secretary Flora Ridout Security Eleanor Hessler Secretary Ann Simpson Secretary Carole Link Secretary Johnnie Souder Community Agent CHANGES TIME AND CHANGES TIME AND CHANGES TIME AND CHANGES TIMI Matt Kobylinski A.V. Coordinator Jane MacDonald Librarian Irving Rosen Director of Vocational Education Left: Custodian Bill Rock mans the tractor to tackle some of the overwhelming 62.2 inches of snow that fell this year. School was closed four times for severe low temperatures and snow remov- al. The last closing occurred as late as April 6th., when we were surprised with seven inches of snow just three days before Spring vacation. 40 ACTIVITIES History preservers Above left: The 1982 Talon Staff. Front: Pam Clcmcncc, Norccn Winsjansen, Terri Kendall, Wende Schmidt. Row 2: Miss Gass, Cheryl Wiley, Fred Williamson, Tamiko lllidge, Tracy Ambrose, Colleen Kompsie, Lynette Wood. Kim Yczak. Back: Rick Fritz, Mike Barnard, David Jaffee, Brad Bromley, Mike Page, Rob Leon- hardt, Caren Curtin, Nancy Davies, Debbie Macumber. Above right: The Talon Staff takes a front seat on a field trip to Mercy Community College. Left: Kim Yezak and Lynette Wood begin the billing process. Right: The Talon photographers. Front: Richard Fritz, Fred Williamson, Tracy Ambrose. Back: Mike Page, Brad Bromley, Nancy Davies. The Talon Staff, led by editor Caren Curtin and business manager Kim Yezak, began planning this year’s book as early as last summer at an Oakland University workshop. Students work many extra hours to cover all the various jobs of yearbooking: getting ads, promoting sales, iden- tifying and cropping pictures, planning layouts, writing and typing copy, and meeting those dreaded deadlines. Advisor Ms. Mimi Gass makes certain staff members turn in their best efforts since “we have an obligation to accurate- ly and attractively preserve the history of each Above left: Editor Caren Curtin shows Debbie Ma- cumber and Mike Barnard the fine art of cropping pic- tures. Left: Nancy Davies and Norccn Winsjanscn double check their work. Right: Rob Lconhardt care- fully sorts out the under- class pictures. Lower left: Staff members get a last look at the outside world be- fore submerging in work to meet the next deadline. 43 The paper chase Under the direction of Mr. Maltese and Mrs. Kulick, students continued to do a fine job organizing and processing our school newspaper. Although the issue was smaller in size than previous years, there were a few extra additions, such as Stu’s Clues and Athletic Achiever of the month. These interesting articles kept us clued in on the exciting events of our school. Above right: The Eagle salesmen, Jerry Gadoua and Andy Silveri, have arrived. Above left: The Eagle Staff. Front: Co-editors Cathy Agcr and Christine Mui. Row 2: Dana Luckett. Amy Benner, Jerry Gadoua. Row 3: Sheila Boyer, Maria Cancro, Tom Smith, Andrew Silveri. Back: Gary Christenhusz, Matthew Brcncau. Right: Eagle advisors, Mr. Maltese and Mrs. Kulick, edit the students’ plans for the next issue. Lower right: Lanette Daly, Christine Mui, and Stewart Baroff utilize their journalistic abilities as Jerry Gadoua and Andy Silveri look on. 4 1 “And here’s the news . . .” Neither rain nor snow nor ice-covered parking lot can keep the dedicated News Team members from their iob of informing the student body. The morning News Team relates all the happenings around the school which includes dances, sports, clubs, and the latest Ferndale gossip. Two teams trade off weekly to provide an opportunity for more people to benefit from the experience of broadcasting. Above left: Senior Dana Luckctt reports news with dedication and inspiration to keep us informed. Above right: Preparing to go on the air, Stacy Graham plays the notes while others study them. Front: Cathy Cowart, Mr. Williams. Jane Gheldof, Stacy Graham. Back: Chip Eising, Melody Ruhl. Mike Wes- scls, Angela Riley. Lower left: Jamc Gheldof mouthing off again. Right: Adding spice to our second hour. News Team members Mr. Williams, Jeff Gcrtley, Dana Luckett, Amy Benner and Mike Barnard, break the news of the day. 45 46 From classics to contemporary Orchestra combines the pleasures of “pop” music with the challenge of the “classics.” Each morning our musicians, under the di- rection of Miss Linda Puroff, prepare for upcoming performances, festivals and bene- fits. The goal is to offer the students a chance to experience technically challenging selec- tions while performing within a semi-profes- sional situation. The orchestra again spon- sored a fruit sale to raise money for scholar- ships and a possible tour. This year’s officers were: President, Lynne Paczkowski; Vice- President, Jane Gheldof; Secretary Trea- surer, Lynne Paczkowski; Publicity chair- man, Earl Wheeler. Above right: Anita Harris and Kathy Paczkowski are absorbed in their music. Left: Junior Tom Miller shows off his sticks. Right: Lisa Ettcrman and Lois Rinehart polish up their pieces. Lower right: Concertmastcr Michael Haddad exemplifies good concert etiquette. Left: Laura Bluemle carefully tunes her cello before a concert. Right: Senior Lisa Ruppcnthal warms up for her last Christmas Concert. Lower left: Jane Gheldof and Cheryl Stoy breeze through the lines of their music. Lower right: Kathy Browne fiddles around. And the beat goes on Under the direction of Ms. Debbie Vanneman, the Concert Band and Symphonic Winds put on four con- certs a year and participate in festi- val competition. These talented mu- sicians may also elect to be in the Marching Band which rehearses be- fore school on the football field. The Marching Band participated in the U of M Band Day and in three pa- rades this year. All band members had the opportunity to play under guest conductor, Dave Catron of Michigan State University, as well as with Brass Clinicians from Lan- sing Symphony Brass Quintet. Above right: Karen Richards and Carla Fer- rcro of the clarinet section concentrate on their music as Kim Ncwhousc looks on. Left: Drum majorette Tracy Bacheller leads the marching band onto the field. Right: Back row Brass waits for their next entrance. 48 Above left: Flute players Judith Staton and Dana Cousins pucker up for a concert. Right: Seniors Greg Poterela Scott Richards warm up before class. Lower left: Cheryl McGuire, Emily Wagner, and Lynette Wood bring in the French horns. 49 Preppy peppies No home foothall or basketball game would be complete without our Pep Band. Assem- blies and pep-rallies show off the out-going personalities and superior abilities of the 16- member band, led by Paul Ferrero. This year, the group was privileged to play for all home basketball games at U of D. Above left: The pep band directs the Mickey Mouse song toward the Freshmen at a pep assembly. Right: Members of the pep band. Front: Tom Richards. Row 2: Paul Ferrero. Chuck Coldcn, Jeff Gcrtlcy. Tim Broyles, Terry Smith. Row 3: Mark Latshaw, Scott Camper. Greg Potcrala, Rob Lconhardt, Tim Mclntcc, Tom Miller, Devin Benner. Top: Dave Crumrinc, Mark Willett, Pat Combs. Lower left: Our pep band adds spice at a home basketball game. Right: Rob Lconhardt, Paul Ferrero, Scott Camper and Jeff Gcrtlcy give it all they've got. 50 Tuned in to the past Imagine high school stu- dents singing Rock V Roll four hundred years from now. The Madrigals, with their unaccompanied songs and colorful costumes, are representative of a tradition in European music of the fifteenth and sixteenth cen- turies. The select group is very active at special school and community events, and keeps us tuned in to the past. Above left: Senior Patty Yungton practices for an upcoming concert. Above right: Calvin Mann, Lisa Ne- gus, Colleen Ruhlman and Kathy Camper enjoy the pleasures of singing together. Right: The Madrigal Choir in costume at the annual Christmas Concert. Left: Members of the Madri- gals. Front: Kim Anderson, Reggie Clark, Kathy Camper, Polly Banas. Karen Gabel. Jackie Lada. Row 2: Lisa Negus, Cathy Cowart. Colleen Ruhlman. Sheila Winsjanscn. Rita Bi- dinger. Tanya Katschanow. Back: Cal- vin Mann. Mark Kennedy. Larry Her- witz, Pat Barnard. Mike Negus. 51 Noteworthy The choirs contribute their talents and efforts to entertain throughout the school and community. Vocal music classes progress from Freshmen Girls’ Glee to Choir B and finally to Choir A. Skills are developed and strengthened, with op- portunities for solo work and small ensemble singing also. 52 Above right: Members of Freshmen Girls’ Glee per- form in their first Christmas Concert. Left: Liza Papich stands out in the crowd with giant shades used in Choir A’s rendition of “Jingle Bells Through the Ages.” Right: Choir room bulletin board displays this year's motto. Lower right: Alumni join in the traditional sing- ing of Handel's “Hallelujah Chorus. Above left: Director Marianne Corrigan cues the choir in a minute detail. Right: Members of Choir A give their full attention to the director. Lower left: Sophomore Cathy Cowart works towards her goal as a professional singer in presenting a solo at the Christmas Concert. Right: Members of Choir B. Front: Victor Baez, Fraida Greener, Steve Ainsworth, Jeff Lapinsky. Back: Tom Pettit, Peter Lazar. Julie West. A step in time . . . This year the Modern Dance Club kept up with the changing times. To allow for more individual attention and instruction, the three divisions of the club began meeting at seperate times rather than all at once. Six new student teachers were also chosen to lead the Beginner and Intermediate groups. Lisa Berg became head coach this season, while Mrs. Demlow, former head coach, was on maternity leave, busy with her own little future modern dancer. Together, the Advanced, Intermediate and Beginner dance members have had a very productive year, topped off by a spectacular show in May. Above left: Advanced Modern Dance members. Front: Jane Ghel- dof. Mavis Panncll, Tanya Poehl- man. Row 2: Dinccn Shaffer, Kym Grace, Christine Mui, Lori Wi- tucki. Pcnni Shaffer. Kathy Green. Lisa Onella. Row 3: Monica Old- ham. Ann Costigan, Debbie Ma- cumber. Loa Forcit, Sue Brauning. Back: Dawn Farrugia, Dawn Bolis, Patricia Dclph. Lower left: Instruc- tors Lisa Berg and Barbara Dem- low emcee the show. Right: Lisa Onella twists into her new routine. 54 Above left: Kym Grace. Mary Kinney, and Tanya Katschanow perform their exercise routine for the annual Modern Dance Show. Right: Beginner Modern Dance members. Front: Tracy Samseli. Antigone Rhodes. Row 2: Linda Potrzuski, Nadia Mikhacl. Row 3: Lisa Parks. Sue Carls. Kim Newhouse. Lisa Svehar, Tracy Austin, Nada Boji. Row 4: Laura Sudc, Rita Ploskonka. Sheryl Dccl. Dana Hunt. Lower left: Intermediate Modern Dance members. Front: Liza Papich. Ida Amaral. Row 2: Lori Davis. Shannon Cobb. Kelly Carnahan. Kathy Ryan. Row 3: Wendy Shaffer. Melody Ruhl. Sharon Porter. Joanne Azar. Row 4: Lisa Simon. Orsalia Rodis, Andrea Hcler, Vicki Kamcrschcn. Debbie Smith. Brigitte Hall. 55 Above right: The Student Enterprise Theater. Front: Cindy Avery. Krista Schabingcr, Kim Ncwhousc, Cathy Burnham. Kim Anderson. Row 2: Beth Grover, Sheila Cracchiolo, Ayn Mullen. Saul Zipser. Marianne Zeko, Willy Riley. Barb Jardinc, Jeff Buikcma. Row 3: Todd Perkins, Clifford Terry, Scott Keesey, Dcneen Johnson, Julie West, Tanya Kats- chanow, Mrs Murlcy. Jenny Olsen, Rene Rosick, Cathy Ager. Michelle Mrozek, Michelle Austin, Amy Uber, Jane Ghcldof. Debbie Macumber, Dave Morton. Row 4: Beth Fasbindcr, Anne Eggcn. Larry Hcrwitz, Paul Pineau, Patty Yungton, Anne Lane, Paula Roper, Wcndc Schmidt, Amy Schiffler, Jackie Lada. Row 5: Jerry Bcaupicd, Kim Bryant, Marianne MacDonald, Lise Hcdin, Matt Sharpies, Karen Franco, Ron Owens. Slacha Taylor, Andrea Hclcr. Brigid Riley, Christine Mui, Kay Kauffmann. Left: Abby (Mi- chelle Mrozek) and Martha (Kim Bryant) get ready for the kill in “Arsenic and Old Lace”. Lower right: Singing “Pore Jud is Daid“. Curly (Jeff Gcrtlcy) and Jud (Claude Winton) describe all of the grief-stricken mourners that come to Jud's funeral. Curtains up There’s no business like show business. Just ask the members of Student Enter- prise Theater. With more than 200 mem- bers, it is the largest organization in the school. Their fall production was “Arsenic and Old Lace’’, a wacky comedy about two sweet old ladies who murder lonely gentlemen. December brought the one-act play “I Never Saw Another Butterfly.” The spring musical “Oklahoma!” was the highlight of the year, involving over 250 cast and crew members. 56 Above left: The S.E.T. officers. Front: President, Rene Rosick; Secretary, Michelle Mrozck; Historian. Michelle Austin. Row 2: Treasurer. Cathy Ager; Vice-President, Dana Luckctt. Right: Devin Benner gets the star treatment from Beth Grover and Krista Schabingcr. as he learns what a pain it is to wear make- up. Left: Mortimer (Jerry Bcaupicd) tells his long lost brother Jonathan (Paul Pincau) to hit the road. Tell it like it is Forensics offers something for everyone in a wide variety of activities that involve the mind, the voice, and the body of the participants. Events include Original Oratory, Radio Speaking, Dramatic Duos, and Chil- dren’s Storytelling. This year our students added One-Act Drama Compe- tition to their activities, presenting the powerful drama, “I Never Saw Another Butterfly,” a story about the children of the Holocaust. Rene Rosiek, Anne Lane, and Paula Roper received honors for their perfor- mances, as did the lighting crew for their fine work. Jenny Iden, Cathy Maloney, Ayn Mullen, and Keith McCleary also distinguished themselves in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy Oratory Contest and received awards ranging from $25-$ 100. Above left: Forensics team. Front: Adviser Linda Murlcy, Rene Rosiek. Beth Grover, Julie West, Patty Yungton, Paul Pineau, Jeff Buikema. Row 2: Barbara Jardin, Anne Lane. Jackie Lada, Paula Roper, Michelle Mrozak, Marianne Zcko, Lise Hcdin. Row 3: Mark Osbcrger, Ayn Mullen, Jerry Beaupied, Krista Schabinger, Bill Riley, Dineen Johnson, Saul Zipscr, Michelle Austin. Beth Fasbinder. Right: Michelle Austin listens intently to instructions from her director. Lower right: Kim Bryant studies the effects of her work in the lighting cage. Loudspeakers The topic of debate this year was whether or not the Federal Government should set a gen- eral standard for elementary and secondary schools. Debates were held weekly at Ste- phenson High, and the team competed in the SMA Districts in February. Led by adviser Sue Mason, the Debate team had a disap- pointing season of six losses, and zero wins. Better luck next year, guys! Left: Debate team. Front: Peter Blucmlc, Gerald Larson, Phil Harris. Gordon Oliver Back: Jeff Buikema, Wende Schmidt, Mark Reynolds. Above left: Award winners, Rene Rosick and Paula Roper, at the climax of their scene. Right: Larry Schrocdcr and Saul Zipser take a break back stage. Above left: The junior class members. Front: Dave Haslitt, Paul Pin- eau, Rene Weaver. Back: John Collins, Renee Hogan, Pat Barnard, Scott Berard. Above right: The U.S.A. members arc one big happy family. Left: Members of the executive board: Mrs. Minneci, Pat Barnard, Nancy Farrington. Barb Collins. Kelli Sweet, John Collins. Claude Winton, Mr. Brown. Right: The sophomore class members. Front: Missy Hambrick, Michelle Ambrose, Kim Hansen, Kelli Sweet. Back: Donna Hughes. Denccn Johnson, Keith Zcndlcr, Lisa Williams. Paul Marchioni. U.S.A.: unique, spirited, active 60 The United Student Assembly, known as the U.S.A., is designed to enrich the relationship between teachers, students, and the commu- nity. Composed of officers and re- presentatives of all four classes, it is responsible for activities such as Spirit Week, Senior Citizen’s Day, Canned Food Drive, S.M.A. Talent Show, Donkey Basketball, and Eagle Emmys. Above left: The members of the senior class. Front: Theresa Mullen, Sherri Sweet, Nancy Farrington, Caren Curtin, Laura Blucmle, Colleen Ruhlman, Lisa Wos. Debbie Ma- cumber. Back: Claude Winton. Deanna Vojinov, Dave Ladd, Larry Weaver, Barb Collins. Juan Garcia. Left: The freshmen class members: Julie Smith. Tim Hurt, Richard Parham. Nicole Sheldon, Pat Bromley, Tom Pettit, Angie Riley. Right: Dave “Santa” Ladd makes a special trip from the North Pole to visit the Senior Citizens' Holiday Party. Below left: Junior Paul Pincau serves the coffee and punch. 61 Brainstormers The members of National Honor Society pride them- selves in achieving a better community by participat- ing in community activities. It is one of the few chap- ters in the nation to have an Academic Enrichment Program for gifted children. Members are selected on a basis of a 3.3 academic grade point average, recom- mendations, and overall attitude. N.H.S. provides as- sistance to fellow students and the community with its committees: Community Service, In-school Tutoring, Academic Enrichment, Junior Athletic Program, and Fund Raising. Above left: Guest speaker. State Representative Dana Wilson, poses with officers and administrators. Front: Secretary. Patty Yungton; Vice-President. Alan Keener. Row 2: Treasurer, Theresa Martin; Induction Chairman, Lynn Paczkowski. Back: State Representative, Dana Wilson; Adviser. Mrs. Hysni; President, Anthony Carter; Principal, John Dzyacky. Right: Scott Thomp- son proudly leads in the newest additions of N.H.S. Lower right: Senior N.H.S. Front: George Demos, Becky Crciglow, Terri Kendall. Theresa Martin, Melody Ruhl. Susan Land. Row 2: Tom McLeod, Alan Keener, Patty Yungton, Rene Rosiek. Lisa Giacona, Nancy Far- rington. Cathy Ager. Amy Benner. Row 3: Anthony Carter, Alex Demos. Brian Brodsky, Eva Rostafinski, Michelle Drapkin, Sharon Russell. Sandy Bisbikis. Back: Scott Thompson. Stewart Baroff, Brian Muma, Maria Cancro. Carcn Curtin. Nancy Schwartz. Above: Junior members. Front: Gordon Oliver, Amy Schiffer, Diane Cancro. Polly Banas, Diane Kreger, Christine Johnson, Mark Wein, Tim Taylor, Renee LeTis- sicr, Emily Wagner, Anna Martin. Row 2: David Reiter, Avery Gold- stein, Craig Linn, Mike Floore, Keith Kauffmann, Renee Hogan, Karen Richards, Donald Hughes. Paul Pincau, Kelly Carslcy. Above left: Led by President Anthony Carter, new members pledge their time and devotion to help others. Right: Theresa Martin lights the candle of “service during the In- duction Ceremony. Lower Left: Lisa Giacona gives her impression of missing lunch to sit through a meeting. 63 Athletic supporters The Girls’ Athletic Association is a service organi- zation composed of all girls involved in the sports program. It has always been a support system to girls’ athletics, helping to purchase equipment and sponsor social events. They wound up the year by putting on a banquet to honor all girl athletes and to award special achievers. The Varsity Club is a group for both male and female athletes interested in helping to support the athletic program by rais- ing funds at sporting events. The club, under the guidance of coach Gary Sophiea, is only in its second year, but growing steadily. 64 Above right: The GAA Board. Front: Michele Derdacle. Row 2: Noelle Graham, Kristin Sheldon, Nancy Baraky. Back: Wendy Con- fer, Donna Giltrow, Mary Bolton. Above: The Varsity Club. Front: D. Carter, C. Ridenour, M. Hambrick, R. Link, B. Collins, K. Hansen, S. Jackson. Row 2: D. Jordan, J. Olsen, L. Tsatsanis. Row 3: T. Palmer, G. Rank, C. Winton, L. Giacona, C. Ruhlman, R. Rosiek, A. Grice, A. Carter, A. Demos. Back: L. Jackson, T. Miller. C. Brown. R. Bolden, P. Edwards, S. Guluan, M. Negus, P. Mar- chioni, T. Grigoriou. Lower right: GAA. Front: D. Kowalski, C. Parent. K. Sweet, D. Cousins, M. Derdaele, S. Comeau, B. Blaze, W. Schaffer, J. Jones, S. Browning. Row 2: T. Furze, D. Cancro, M. Willett, E. Gittleman, C. Wilcock, K. McCarroll, M. Collins, L. Pa- pich, R. Derdaele, S. Robbins, K. Pohl, K. Schmelter, K. Paskowski, L. Carolyn. Row 4: C. Harris, L. Immcl, G. Grapkc, K. Brown, K. Jaworski, K. Sheldon, N. Baraky, L. Cooper, K. MacDonald. S. Ledford, B. Rostafinski. Row 5: L. Martin, M. Floore, M. Foreit, M. Clark, L. Svehar, M. Slish, L. Parkes. B. Led- ford. K. Kauffmann, J. Lambert, A. Austin. Row 6 Profits and professions Medical and Business Co-ops are designed to let the student work during school hours. Each student enrolled in Co-op must maintain three required classes as well. The Co-op class teaches students more about the work they are doing, which will help them in their day to day job performance. Each year Co-op students have flower sales for Sweetest Day and Valentine’s Day. With the prof- its from the sales, students host a banquet for their bosses at the end of the year. Above left: Medical Co-op. Front: S. Martyn, A. Heler, C. Farris, Mrs. Ray, K. Fuller. Row 2: J. Gheldof, L. Yodhes, K. Carnahan, S. Klcbba. Row 3: M. Slish, Mrs. Mcistcr, L. Morris. Right: Business Co-op. Front: J. Hoflet, Z. Jerry. T. Dawson, Mrs. Simmons, J. Olsen, S. Bodnar, S. Buch. Row 2: J. Shaw. D. F.dgil, K. Blackburn, S. Christ- man, P. Golembiewski, L. McCoy, L. Giacona, M. Barjaktarovich, K. Bradley, L. Brownhcim, D. Berry, D. Ploskonka, J. Dcardorff, R. Ballard. Row 3: M. Mansour, M. Sibula, C. Avery, K. Green, S. Brauning, E. Sexton, Left: Beth Grover and Deedee Sample collect the loot from freshman Angie Riley. Right: Seniors Greg Rank and Jim Gillis contemplate sending each other flowers. Die deutschklub kindern This year the German Club, led by advisor Cathy Brady, has been better than ever! Along with a roster of activities, including horseback- riding, cross-country skiing, racquetball and Christmas parties, and trips to both Franken- muth and Cedar Pointe, der Deutschklub spon- sored the First German Club dance. Above left:This year’s German exchange students. Back.Therese LcTissicr, Beth Fasbinder, Advisor Cathy Brady, Kellc Jaworski, Marie Sink. Front: Dana Cous- ins, Missy Hambrick, Diane Cancro, Kim Hansen, John Collins, Eva Tatro. Right. Deutschklub members. Front: Sharon Cccc, Juan Garcia, Sally Robbins. April Weaver, Suzic Mui. Row 2: K.C. MacDonald, Julie McEvers, Kelly McCarroll, Mandy Crciglow, Kelly Schmcltcr, Fiona Lavcry. Row 3: Denise MacDonald. Jenny Kendall, Kim Hansen, Stephanie Piner, Kathy Clemens, Lisa Cooper. Row 4: Sarah Saxcr, Renee LeTissier, Jenny Jones, Jeff Buikema. Lise Hcdin, Julie Lambert. Row 5: Andrea Hcler, Beth Fasbinder, John Collins. Tcrcsc LcTissicr, Diane Cancro, Tim Taylor. Back: Amy Schiffer, Paul Luckett. Advisor Cathy Brady. Terri Kendall, Kim Yczak, Becky Crciglow, Missy Ham- brick. Lower left: German Club officers. Secretary Becky Creiglow, Vice Presi- dent Kim Yczak, President Terri Kendall, Treasurer Missy Hambrick. Right: Sally Robbins, moves to the beat at the German Club dance. Latin: veni vidi vici The Latin Club was established to help students better understand the Roman and Greek cultures. The club attains this purpose by sponsoring several enjoyable activities, such as viewing the Greek- Roman Exhibit at the Detroit Institute of Arts and again transforming our own cafeteria into a lavish Roman Banquet Hall. All students interested in ancient cultures are encouraged to join. Above left: Club officers. Front: President, Kirk Stenback; Vice President, Wcnde Schmidt. Back: Secretary, Tom Waller; Treasurer, Juliette Nutt. Right: Club Advisor Cindy Paskoff helps to make plans for a club activity. Left: Latin Club. Front: Wende Schmidt, Kirk Stenback, Steve Nicklcs. Row 2: Andria Jackson, Ruth LaMountain. Doug Wolf, Bobby Deel, Tawnya Roberts. Back: Alison Austin, Juliette Nutt, Tom Waller. Julius Caesar, Frank Rosinski. Mrs. Paskoff. Right: Latin Club joins the festivities of the holiday season with a banner and a party. 67 You gotta have art As each work produced is individual, so are the unique members of this year’s newly reorganized Art Club. After a time of inactivity, a small core of art students felt the need to share their creative ideas with others. Led by President Walter Andersons, the club has hosted a guest speaker (artist. Nelson Smith), taken a museum trip, and held a sale of holiday crafts and baked goods. The supporting officers are Vice- President, Larry Gibson; Secretary, Pat Knieper; Treasurer, Tracey Samseli. Future goals include a set up studio time with critiques by fellow students and advisers Mrs. Potts and Mr. Lakin. They also wish to set up a permanent art display area between the two existing art rooms. czph 0f Above right: Senior Larry Gibson proudly admires his Print Shop door design. Above: The 1982 Art Club. Front: Rene Rosiek, Sherri Sweet, Stacha Taylor. Tamiko lllidge, Walter Andersons, Kelly Carslcy. Julie Darland. Row 2: Orsalia Rodis, Anita Andersons, Lisa Schilling, Larry Gibson. Chip Eising. Pat Kncipcr, Kristen Sheldon. Paul Gruszczinski, Jim Clark. Row 3: Joe Stevens, Mike McGillis. Back: Jessie Kuang, Tracey Samseli, Mrs. Potts, Robin Wagner, Mr. Lakin. Lower right: Art Club President Walter Andersons displays the hand that produces a work of art. 68 Computer happy Members of Micro-Chips, a small and relatively new club, have decided to become a part of the growing field of computer programming. The club recently held a “Game Night” where any student could play games on the computers for a small fee. These students, under the guidance of Mr. Phil VanDecar, are learning that computers can be fun! Above left: Micro-Chips. Front: Steven Schwartz, Gerald Larsen, Tina Ploskonka. Back: Ken Yates. Brian Brodsky, Phil VanDecar. Gordon Oliver, Earl Wheeler, Larry Her- witz, Roger Nichols. Right: Brian Brodsky and Gerald Lar- sen consult the computer to solve a problem. Togetherness and involvement With a goal of more involvement in school activities, the thirty active members of the Black History Club planned a spring talent show and a school dance. They also sponsored “Talking Drums,” a performance by a very talented group from Wayne State University. Above left: The Black History Club. Front: S. Thomas, A. Glaze. B. Hurst. R. Parham, A. Stevens, T. Austin, T. Vaughn, S. McCloud, B. Hall. Row 2: L. Dunlap. S. Turner, A. Few. M. Pannell, D. Pollok, C. Patterson, E. Moore, L. Duren, Z. Jerry. Row 3: C. Draw. W. Stephens, A. Grice. A. Carter. K. Prophet. W. Ross, C. Mann. Row 4: P. Shanklin, N. Randell. S. Ross, T. Morficld. T. Illidgc. T. Jones. A. Riley. A. Harris. D. Johnson. Back: L. Oldham, K. Smith. J. Turner. T. Taylor, T. Dawson, L. Jackson. R Ross. C. Cowart. Mr. Ivory. Lower left: Officers of the club. Front: Tamiko I llidgc. Vice President: Sandy Turner. 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Back: Wendell Stephens, President: Brigette Hall, Secretary. 69 FRESHMEN Waad Abdal Hilal Abrou Sherry Agee Barbara Alder Sherry Alexiou Michelle Amburgy Jeffrey Amccl Richard Amey Holly Andrews Stephen Appcn .cller Thomas Asmus Michael Atkinson Tracy Austin Edwin Baez Darren Bain Danny Bandoo Thaddeus Barycz Beth Baxmann Beba Beba Denise Bedford Benjamin Benjamin Rhonda Biskner Peter Blucmlc Nada Boji David Bolde Paul Boslcr Edward Boyd Jacqueline Bray Patricia Bromley Alan Brooks Nicole Brown Robert Browne Michael Burnham Bruce Campbell David Campbell Dean Campbell 72 Jacqueline Carne John Carne Michelle Carolan Timothy Caswell Tracey Cederholm John Chalkcr Terry Chartier Lisa Ciambelli Kathleen Clemens Geoffry Clendcning Paula Coddington Krisandra Cole William Cole Michael Colosimo Paul Combs Jill Comeau Richard Comcrford Khyla Condnc Jeffrey Connolly Michael Cook Jeffrey Cooley Jan Craig Amanda Crciglow David Custard Shaync Daley Cindy Dalzicl Joseph David Lisa Davis 73 Michael 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Clarence Haslet t Jennifer Heron l.isa Herwig Lawrence Hcrwiiz Denise Hesier Donnie Hester Laura Hewitt William Hibbard Mark Hicks Charles lloback James Hohnstreiter Albert Holmes Michelle Hreha Donna Hughes Katherine Hughes Fvelyn Hunt Kelly Hunt Bryan Hurst Scott Hurt Lisa Ininicl Alexandria Jackson Keith Jacobson Daniel Jaffee Raed Jamalieh Pauline Jarvis Dawn Johnson Deneen Johnson Jennie Jones Matthew Jorgensen Tanya June Vickiann Kamerschen Nancy Karpinski Sheila Keeler Scott Kccscy Hirmiz Khamo Karen Kler 90 Anthony Konja Paul Kerb Susan Kowalcc Dawn Kowalski llui Kuang Richard Kurzynski Julie I.ambcrt Victoria Lavoy Diana Law Ron Lawrence Peter Lazar Robert Leetka John Lcctch Leonard Lemke Terese LcTissicr Donna Lewis Dina Linden Thomas Lindsey Robin Link Mary Loftis Dennis Lohmeier Matthew Lowe Paul Luckett Marianne MacDonald Calvin Mann Paul Marchioni William Maskill Ronald Mason 91 John Mayvillc Sherrie Melvin Ann Mcscraull Michael Michael Stuart Miller Albert Montgomery 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Jennifer Robertson Ronald Rochclcau Karen Roggin Karl Rosenblatt Barbara Rostafinski Edward Ruhl Darryl Sampson Ronald Sanders Wayne Satterfield Eric Sawyer Michael Schaefer Amy Schiffcr Scott Schimmclmann Lawrence Schrocdcr Steven Schwartz Myron Scott Camalla Sexton Robert Seymour Dineen Shaffer Kristen Sheldon Mary Sibula John Silva Thomas Sims Kelly Slaughter Mary Slish David Smith Kevin Smith 107 Kimberly Smith Krisanna Smith Lisa Smith Terry Smith Vicki Sparkman Randy Springer Debra St. Peter Lore Staten April Steele Paul Stephen Matthew Stokes David Strzalkowski Franklin Stutchcr Kimberly Suchanck Lisa Svchar Anthony Tamm Timothy Taylor Kathleen Thompson Wayne Thompson Felicia Thorns Alison Tillman Steven Toman Rebecca Tomassi David Travis Kathryn Ura Lolita Van Hecs Daniel Vcnnard Daniel Vidis Emily Wagner John Wagner Michael Waldick Michael Wallace Patricia Weaver James Weeks Mark Wcin Michael Wcssels 108 Laura Wharry James Wheeler Colin Wiley Craig Willis Rebecca Wilson Thomas Wilson David Woodard Joetta Woodard Cathleen Wright Amy Wujcik Andrew Wujcik Kenneth Yates Saana Yatooma Patrick Yodhes Jeffrey Yonker Phillip Young Tracy Zamesnik Saul Zipser i HI no 112 SENIORS Cm then ne Ager Kimberly Anderson Jose Arocho AI Inn Atwood Alison Austin As I look back on my high school years, I see a hazy, water colored memory that I cannot relive. I see a portion of my life that I cannot forget. I see smiles, tears, and people overcoming fears. I see myself walking across the stage and accepting my diploma. I see ... FERNDALE HIGH SCHOOL ... — Sabrina Bray Haytham Bajouwa Leonardo Battaglia Stewart Baroff Cerald Beaupied 114 Dawn Bolis Mary Bolton Charles Bloodworth Ijtura Bluemle Sheryl Bodnar Amy Benner Glenn Berkowitz Rita Bidinger Alexandra Bisbikis 115 Brian Brodsky Braden Bromley Lucy Bronnheim Shari Buch Carol Buchanan 116 WHAT WAS THE MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT YOU EVER HAD AT F.H.S.? Going into the guys’ bathroom by mistake (Sorry Guys!!). Orsalia Rodis During my sophomore year when we came to school dressed in long-johns, and Theresa Mullen tried to pull down my long- johns and my underwear came down with them. Colleen Ruhlman When I got caught strutting my stuff down Pinecrest as a Freshman. Nancy Davies Darren Davenport Mark Dari doff Nancy Davies Edward Degg George Demos Ray Dixon Michelle Drapkin Robert Duncan Theresa Dawson Sheryl Dee! Patricia Delph Alex Demos 118 Paul Edwards James English Allen Felax Lisa Edwards Paul Eh ret Patrick English Cecilia Farris Paul Ferrero Lisa Follis Charles Eising Dawn Far rugia Jane Cheldof Lisa Ciacona HOW DO YOU THINK F.H.S. HAS CHANGED IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS? I think over the years there has been a gradual improvement in the calibre of students attending Ferndale — but I’ve been known to be mistaken. Timothy Mclntee F.H.S. has definitely become more punk and preppy!!! Robin Wagner 120 James Gillis Peter Goedert Pamela Golembiewski AIfreda Gray Kathy Green Scott Griffin Beth Grorer Steven Gulian Ellen Haisha 121 Norman Helsby Donna Hernandez WHAT HAS AFFECTED YOU THE MOST AT F.H.S.? I think my peers have affected me the most. They have helped me to learn, to experience and to grow. Joann Stephan The lunches: there are too many effects and too little room to mention them. Jerry Beaupied Good Teachers. Jim Gillis The attendance policy has helped me fail many classes which I never could have done by myself. Allen Felax The alcohol I consumed has affected me the most! Cathy Ager Jaime Hernandez Andrea Hines Andrew Hier Katherine Hoeppner 122 Juana Hotter Donald Holland Perry Justice Lori Jackson Annamargar Hollifield Holli Hughes David Jones David Jaffee Barbara Jardine Alan keener Brian Kautz Thomas Kamerschen Tanya Katschanon Angela Kautz Teresa Kendall Patricia Knieper Christopher Kolito Colleen Kompsie Scott Kovach Thomas Kowalec 124 WHAT WAS THE CRAZIEST TIME YOU EVER HAD AT F.H.S.? Stealing Mr. McNeil’s desk. Richard Sudderth Being in marching band because of the fun I had every year at Interlochen Band Camp, and especially because it gave me the opportunity to do what the seniors did at the last home football game (hie!). Kim Newhouse The time I got caught buying a candy bar from the common’s machines — on a Saturday night. Timothy Mclntee Gordon Ijiw Jay Lewis 125 Sharon Lemons Brian Lewis Jeffrey Lewis Steven Link Dana l ucked Deborah Macumber David Malkin 126 Kimberly New house Steven Nickles Monica Oldham 127 Jennifer Olsen Elizabeth Onnela James Onthank Lynne Paczkowski Lisa Parkington William Parlin Matt Partalis Renee Perrault Da id Phelps WHAT WAS THE MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT YOU EVER HAD AT F.H.S.? Having Scott Richards put my lock on the back loop on my pants, and having to find someone to get it off for me. Wende Schmidt As a freshman, 1 got put into a trash can in the commons. Scott Degg When Jim Cummings pulled my shorts all the way down in Leisure Sports (three times). Noreen Winsjansen 128 Gregory Pot era la Michael Potfin Linda Ramer Greg Rank John Reckart Terrence Rohm 129 Robin Rimoon Rene Rosiek HOW DO YOU THINK F.H.S. HAS CHANGED IN THE LAST FOUR YEARS? The construction in the courtyard; and the price of cafeteria food. Sharon Russell The teachers and underclassmen lack spirit and pride during dress-up days and at sporting events. FHS is a great school, we should let everyone know from our support! Jane Gheldof Kathy Ryan Irwin Sabbotta Tracy Samseli Attorabdu Sabbagh Denise Sample Krista Schabinger 130 Brian Schwiuntek Daniel Scudder Lauri Separa Thamira Sesi Ellen Sexton WesMm Shunia Jay Siersma Darren Shepherd Lisa Simon Jan is Shaw Andrew Siheri Lisa Sladick Tony Shepherd Victor Sloss Dale Smith A M 3 2?31 $ 15 WHAT WAS THE CRAZIEST OR MOST EMBARRASSING TIME YOU EVER HAD AT F.H.S.? When my bra was passed around by the entire advanced biology class. Dana Luckett During sophomore year ... taking freshman at lunch and tying their shoes to stop signs with them still in them. Leslie Trottier Skinny-dipping in the FHS pool during lunch with Cathy Ager. Amy Benner The most embarrassing time I ever had was when 1 fell asleep in my class and when I woke up I was in the next class with all different people. Thomas Kamerschen Joseph Stevens Sandra Smith Kirk Stenback Joann Stephan Paul Smith Mark Thompson Scott Thompson 133 Sherri Sweet Keith Thornton Leslie Trottier Lawrence Weaver Lisa Weir Paula Wenz Deanna Vojinot Leslie Weir Robin Wagner Wesley Watson 134 John Wilson Robin Wilson Claude Winton Lori Wilucki Charles Wheeler Cheryl Wiley Dann Willis Earl Wheeler Fred Williamson Marie Willett Noreen Winsjansen Darid Wolfinger Lubna Yaldo Lynette Wood Michael Yakemonis William Wright Darnella Woodruff Kimberly Yezak John Yingling Lucy Yodhes Patricia Yungton Da fid Zak 136 me on hoose. onward Iep ahead of me me yet to know, It tf show, |on I have yet to Tomorrow is a dream that leac Tomorrow is a path I’ve yet to It’s a chance Tie yet to take, A friend I've yet It's all the talent ItonogyetTo Tomorrow is atMreamfhat It at Always just a Ws all the joy The love Tve } For it’s the pei What appears to be the end, May really be a new beginning. 137 13« H O a, ( 5 Football is back! The varsity football team played a tough schedule again this year. After losses to Dondero and Kimball the Eagles bounced back to beat Scaholm and An- dover. The shut-out of Andover was a “first” since 1976, proving the Fcrndale defense is back! Losses to Southfield and Troy were followed by a snowy victory at Berkley, the first victory in 2 seasons on the road. The season ended with disappointing games against Lahser and Hazel Park, but a much improved season under new head coach John Bassier, lets Fcrndale fans know Football is back! Above left: Senior Kielh Thornton scrambles for the ball. Right: Halfback Winded Stephens clears a path for Dave Jordan. Above: Front: Coach Bassier. Rod Denmark. Don- aldson Harris. Leonard Rimmer. Don Hughes. Steve Link. Joe Morgan. Cireg Rank. Dave Ladd. Bill Wright. Claude Winton. Mike Wcsscls. Jamie Hernandez. Coach Midea. Row 2: John Collins. Andre Grice. Larry Gibson. Steve Thomas. Keith Thornton. Winded Stephens. Rich Mason, Krank Lslcs. Chuck Colden. Phil Young. Hector Morgan. Dave Jordan. Coach Willett. Back: Tony Tamm. Conrad Prophet. Andy Hansen. Andrew Wujcik. Mike Page. Peter Flavin. Jim Weeks. Kenneth Aubuchon. Louie Andrcopou- los. Dave Haslitt, Ron Sanders. Brian Muma. Jeff Gcrtley. 140 © Underclassmen show strength The Junior Varsity team had a winning sea- son with a 5-3-1 record. The team played outstanding defense all year, having 5 shut- outs. The freshmen squad came on strong at the end of the season finishing with a 4-3-1 mark. Their strength was the running game of the offense. The combined strong defense of JV players and powerful offense of the freshmen should make for a great Varsity team in the near future. Above right: Freshmen Mike Ye- zak breaks a tackle and follows his blocking. Above: Frosh team. Front: K. Hines, J. David, J. Voor- heis, E. English, C. Link, R. Par- ham, S. Appcnzeller, T. Silveri, S. Meyers. Row 2: D. Smith, W. Johnson, S. Thomas, C. Rickman, D. Custard, P. Bluemle, M. Yczak, S. Daley, A. Nease, K. Ostheim, G. Ellis, J. Mankowski. Back: Coach Biclskie, S. Harmon, M. Prudden, D. Massie, P. Wujcik, M. Burn- ham, T. Terrell, B. Wimbury, M. Ross. S. Meyer, S. McLain, K. Kcnely. B. Browne, Coach Mack. Right. JV Team: Front: T. Waller, M. Jorgensen. D. Benner, M. Lowe, C. Vinton, C. Mann, M. Hammerle, M. Farah, T. Weir, T. Broyles. Row 2: Coach Sophica, P. Korb, T. Hall, J. Dodson, K. McCIcary, J. Flavin. S. Bcrtapclle, T. Smith. R. Kurzynski, T. Cece, K. Zcndler, Back: Coach Sophica, L. Lcmke. L. Herwitz, P. Lazar, M. Cavazos, M. Thomas, M. Hall, D. Carter. W. Davis, L. Grodsky. 142 Fortunately this season’s disappointing 1-6 record did not stifle individual achievements. Junior Steve Jackson turned in an out- standing time of 17:15 for Five kilometers. Right behind him was captain Greg Poterala with his time of 17:17 for the same dis- tance. Both Steve and Greg were voted Most Valuable Players. An additional highpoint was provided by junior Mark Willett who took eleventh place out of 100 runners at the Tenth Grade Invitational Meet at Royal Oak Kimball. Above left: Coach Herb Ivory comments on the season at the Fall Sports Ban- quet. Right: Greg Poterala and Steve Jackson admire their award for M.V.P. while Marly Manetta looks on. Above: Team. Front: Scott Avery, Carl Taulbcc. Ric, Morris, Tom Asmus. Steve Toman. Back: Marty Manetta. Gina Grabke, Jcanninc Graham. Kia Pavloff, Greg Poterala. Steve Jackson, Mark Willett, Holly Clampitt, Lisa Onncla, Kathy Browne, Coach Ivory. 143 “En gaurd” The fencing team was instituted in 1979 by Coach Ber- nard Goldstein. The team is instructed in the use of the foil, epee and saber: the three weapons of the classical sport. The team experienced both victories and defeats, but captain Avery Goldstein stated “the competition was enjoyed by all.” Above left: Ken Yates prepares to attack. Right: Sharon Goldstein displays a disci- plined form. Below right: Avery Goldstein. Jeff Buikema. Ken Yates, Sharon Gold- stein. Jin. Noe, Coach Goldstein. Soccer kicks it out Even though the Varsity record was only 5-8-1, the team showed great improvement. Senior co-captains Tom McCleod and Terry Rohm had the leadership to help and develop the young team, while Kamil Hermez provided the offense with 15 goals. The starting team was made up of many talented sophomores. As Senior Steve Gulian put it, “the Eagles will dominate the league next year.” Above left: Senior Steve Gulian puts a move on de- fenders. Left: Varsity team. Front: Pat Gallacher. Paul Ford. Ted Grigoriov, Steve Mansour, John Dakas, Back: Coach John Sala. Terry Rohm, Steve Gulian. Dave Phelps, Tom McCleod, Bert Holmes. Lower left: JV team. Front: Elis Law, Tony Garrisi, Mike Namin, John Tunni- cliff, Tim Tunnicliff, Jeff Wilson. Scott McCarroll. Back: Coach Sala, Art Han- old. Joe Ftouni, Joe Ciam- bclli. Rich Holmes. Kelly Barrick, Doug Holloway, Ray Thompson, Paul Sla- dick, Peter Fellman. Fcmdale Opponent Southfield I 5 [ ■ Andover f 1 3TSeaholm 0 Troy 2 Southfield 3 145 Swimming against the times The swimming team finished the season tied for sixth place in the S.M. A. with a dual meet record of five wins and eight losses. Highlights of the season include a strong finish at the finals of the S.M.A. Championships, and close dual meet victories over Dondero, Troy, and Center Line. FcrnHalo Opponent 72 Southfield 100 37 Andover 134 61 Berkley 111 90 Troy 82 131 1 ' Hazel Park 38 71 Kimball 100 30 Scaholm 139 Team record 5-8 146 Opposite page: Above right: Peter Bluemle rests for his next sprint. Center: Varsity team. Front: Mark Reczek, Ray Thompson, Paul Luck- ett, Devin Benner, Jim Voorheis. Row 2: Mike Floore, Keith Kauff- mann, Tom Richards, David Fickett, Scott Bone, Marty Manetta. Back: Craig Linn, Dave Strilcov, Kevin Furze, Pat Combes, Rob Leonhardt, Mike Nelson, Peter Bluemle, Coach Mike Girard. Lower right: Devin Benner, Keith Kauffmann, Rob Leonhardt, Mike Nelson, Tom Rich- ards take a break from their hard swimming. 147 Cooled off cagers The Varsity Basketball Team finished the season with a very successful 16-4 record. Senior Co-captains An- dre Grice and Anthony Carter provided the leader- ship needed to keep the squad ready to play. Seniors Lanier Palmer and Steve Thomas, junior Randy Bol- den, and sophomore Darrian Carter all played major roles in the victorious season. Alex Demos, Tony Tamm, and Chris Brown came off the bench to pro- vide the depth needed for success. Above left: Sophomore Darrian Carter makes way for senior teammate Anthony Carter, as he tries for two. Right: Ripping the ball off the glass is junior Tony Tamm. Lower left: Coach Gary Sophica huddles players together for a change in strategy. Opponent SBrK Kimball Southfield Andover | Berkley L Troy Hazel Park ball 148 Above: Varsity team. Front: Randy Bolden, Cliff Ridenour, Todd Jcrullc, Leonard Jackson, Steve Thomas, Steve Jackson. Chris Brown. Back: Anthony Carter. Andre Grice, Tony Tamm, Lanier Palmer, Darrian Carter. Alex Demos, Paul Edwards. Left: Junior forward Randy Bolden leaves his opponents on the ground as he reaches high for the basket. Right: Senior Co-captain Andre Grice shows determination in a hard drive to the hoop. Shoot the hoop Under the guidance of Coach Mike Sophiea, the JV Basketball team worked hard, but came up short with a record of 3-17. Pat Gallagher, Mike Hammerle, and Mike Thomas led the team to some exciting wins over tough opponents such as Seaholm and Southfield Lathrup. The Freshmen had a vic- torious season, ending with a 11-7 record. Coached by George Mack, they learned to work as a team, in preparation for a future S.M.A. Championship. Above right: Freshmen team. Front: Richard Parham. Jeff Wilson. Mardell Ross. Steve Meyers. Brian Smith. Randell McGriff. Row 2: Kevin Troutt, Terry Schateer, Matt Prud- den, Richard McKinney. Curtis Owens. Back: Mike Yezak, Paul Grusczinski, Anthony Terrell. Matt Sharpies, Steve King, Coach George Mack. Left: JV team. Front: Mike Nowiand. Mark Latshaw. Mark Farrugia, Pat Gallagher, Tom Lindsey, Steve Bertapelle. Row 2: Ken Dillard, Mackford Hall, Mike Hammerle, Mark Willett, Calvin Mann. Back: Dave Woodard, Dwayne Parson, Willie Davis, Tim Weir, Mike Thomas. Right: JV's Ken Dillard goes high to shot over the outreachcd arm of an opponent. 150 In the swing of things Last year’s tennis team ended the season with its only victory, having a 1-10 record. At Regionals, the doubles team of Brad Bromley and Mike Page progressed to third round play, while singles players Chris Uber and Bob Metcalfe made it out of first round play. Special honors were given to Bob Metcalfe for Most Valuable Player and Most Number of Wins. Dave Reiter was selected as Most Improved Player. Above left: Preparing for the return, ju- nior John Collins closes in on the net. Left: Senior Mark Thompson concentrates on his forehand. Right: Junior Kolin Stutcher scoops for a low one in pre-season prac- tice. Lower left: Varsity team. Front: 1982 Captain Bob Metcalfe, John Collins, Keith McCleary, Kolin Stutcher, Dave Reiter, Aaron Dunkel. Row 2: Manager Diane Kreger, Mark Fasbinder, Karl Kohl, Irwin Sabbota, Greg McLanc, Mark Sladick, John Hanawalt. Back: Mike Page, Brian Muma, Mark Thomp- son. Brad Bromley, Tim Mclntee, Coach Sue Deromedi. 151 Pinning them down This season’s Varsity wrestling team had its ups and downs. The team was led by captains Dave Jordan, Scott Degg, and Jerry Gadoua. One of the highlights of the year was a thorough trouncing of.Berkley 61- 12. “The wrestling team had a good season because of hard working individuals who came together as a team to be successful,” said 98 lb. sophomore Dan Jaffee. Junior Rich Mason won the tough Utica Ei- senhower Tournament. Senior Dave Jordan won both the Utica Eisenhower Tournament and the presti- gious Oakland County Tournament. The JV team also appeared strong at times during the season. Made up of mostly sophomores and juniors, the future looks bright for Ferndale when these wrestlers make the Varsity team. Above right: Sophomore Tom Smith grimaces in pain as he tries to get out of a tough hold. Above: Varsity team. Front: Kevin Lundquist, Scott Bcrard. Scott Degg, Jerry Gadoua, Tom Smith, Dan Jaffee. Row 2: Rich Mason, Frank Estes, Dave Jordan. Tony Konja, Scott Hurt, Roy Garcia, Ralph Clemens. Row 3: Richard Rubba, Jaime Hernandez, Jim Clark, John Yingling, Mark Davidoff. Doug Bever- idge. Back: Rod Denmark, Robert Seymour, Lenny Lemke, Ken Aubuchon. Mark Farah, Jeff Yonker, B.J. Ordiway. Lower right: Coaches Bassicr and Redpath look on with enthusiasm. Above left: JV team. Front: Scott Zuckerberg. Chris Elly. Tony Ncase, Tim Hurt. Ed English. Scott McCarroll. Ellis Law. Kurt Ostheim. Row 2: Shane Meyer. Tony Silveri. Paul Combs, Mark Wein. John Dakas. Chris Vinton. Chris Link. Row 3: Terry Rohm. Mike Burnham. Joe David. Larry Grodsky. Lenny DiGrande. Paul Wujcik, Kitt Kenely. Mark Cavazos. Back: Coach Bassier, David Rhinehart. Todd Zemanek. Scott Newburg, Howard Wright. Robert Tomsctt, Karl Rosenblatt, Peter Fellman. Left: John Vingling holds down the challenger. Right: Senior Ralph Clemens tries to escape from the grips of an opponent. 153 Bogies over birdies This year’s golf team did a commendable job under difficult circumstances. Since golf was dropped as a varsity sport last year, many players either graduated or went into other sports. Not one of this year’s team had ever played competitive golf before. With one year’s experience, the young team looks forward to an improved record next year. Above left: Senior Jim Gillis swings through cleanly for a powerful drive. Right: Junior Todd Jerulle's concentration is on the hole as an oppo- nent looks on. Right: Coach Morric Beider. Craig Lynn. Todd Jerulle, Glen Campbell. Jim Gillis. Phil Martin. Kevin Lundquist. Not pictured: Mark Fasbindcr. On the right track Although the 1981 track season was a rebuilding one, the team completed the season with a 6-3 record and finished third in the S.M.A. League. Individual achievements led to All League honors for Dean Cooper in the high jump and Windell Stephens in the 440. Many of the team members were juniors and sophomores and will lend their experience to an improved 1982 season. Fern dal I ■ ■ — 9o 44 I 0 l c Opponent Oak Park 57 J Southfield . 72 Andover 57 Dondcro 80 Berkley 33 Troy 89 Hazel Park 51 Kimball 52 Sea holm 53 Team record 6-3 Above left: JV team. Front: Tom Lindsey, Carl Taulbee, Chris Vinton, Mark Farah, Paul Ford, Tom Waller, Alvin Stephens. Back: Coach Barry Tallent. Mark Willett, Scott Avery, Darrain Carter, Keith Zendlcr, Matt Lowe. Rich Hahn. Howard Wright. Center: Junior Steve Jackson and Senior Greg Potcrala edge out other competitors at the finish line. Above: Varsity team. Front: Terry Kolito. Lee Grabkc, Steve Toman, Erwin Thompson, Don Harris, Dave Jordan, W indell Stephens, Keith Thornton, Larry Gibson, Dean Cooper. Row 2: Marty Manictta, Don Kcncly. Mike Wcsscls. Bill Reedy, Chris Kolito, Andrew Wujcik, Craig Hurt. Dan Vennard, Mike Negus, Pat Gajos. Back: Coach Barry Tallent, Greg Potcrala. Steve Jackson, Dave Smith, Victor Morris. Tony Tamm, Mike Shallal. Ted Clampitt, Larry Weaver, Frank Estes, Coach Herb Ivory. 155 Baseball strikes out The 1981 baseball season was marked with frustra- tion for fans and players. Many games were hard fought, but were lost in the late innings. Next year’s seasons looks brighter with the whole pitch- ing staff returning. There will also be some return- ing seniors to hopefully swing into a more success- ful 1982 season. Above right: Varsity team. Front: Curtis Cottingham. Bill Ferrell. Shawn Kelly. Steve Link, Brian Herrera, Ralph Clemens, Stewart Baroff, Thcaron Williams. Back: Coach Kownacki, Wayne Reiter. Ed Gearing. Dave Jaffcc. Paul Edwards, Scott Camper. Tom Carpen- ter, Dave Hohnstrcitcr. Left: Senior Stewart Baroff con- nects for a winning hit. Right: Pitcher Steve Link throws hard for strike three. Lower right: Coach Mike Kow- nacki encourages his team. W'ihl amn a0 s 1 Pazel yirJr 6 Kimball W ■ m Sk ► 2|B Warren ‘■si • L V Berkley 3 2 Hazel Park 4 I Andovci . -c Kimball 6 irby - ‘ ’ • 8 0 Sea holm Team record 5-t4 SMA record 3-11 156 Batters up The JV team had a less than satisfying 4-12-1 record even though they played well at times. Pete Flavin led the team with a .527 batting average. John Flavin had the lowest E.R.A. with a strong 2.19. The freshmen had a 2-9 record. Their two wins were consecutive mid-season vic- tories over Lathrup and Oak Park. The leading hitter was Tom Smith with a .526 batting aver- age. The leading pitcher was Mike Nowland with a 4.64 E.R.A. Above left: JV team. Front: Mike Hammeric, Tim Carpenter. John Flavin. Doug Jones, Bill Carter. Row 2: Peter Flavin, Donald Hughes, Ron Sanders. Mike Bar- nard. Scott Dalzicl. Back: Craig Willis, Phil Young. Keith Herrera, Cliff Ridenour, Glen Campbell, Coach Al Willett. Left: Shortstop Cliff Ridenour fires one to first base for an out. Right: First Baseman Scott Bone digs in before a pitch. Lower right: Freshmen team. Front: Mark Cavazos, Larry Grodsky, Tom Smith, Steve Bcrtapelle, Jim Dcru, Dan Jaffcc. Row 2: Ray Thompson, Mike Sanders. Tony Konja, Mike Nowland, Kevin North, Jim Dodson. Back: Coach Bill Bolton, Steve Pfliegcr. Scott Bone, Tom Hall. Richard Rubba, Matt Jorgenson, Tim Broyles. 157 Girls’ basketball keeps it together The 1981 season held team concept above all principles. With only eleven players, the girls kept our winning tradition alive with a 14-6 record. All home games were won. Their S.M.A. 10-4 record earned them a respectable 2nd place behind Southfield. Nancy Davies and Lisa Weir received All-League honors. All-League Honorable Mention went to Mary Bolton, Leslie Weir, Nancy Baraky, and Wendy Confer. Right: Senior guard Lisa Weir charges her Kimball defender. Left: Junior Wendy Confer grabs a rebound while Nancy Davies and Katie Pohl look on. Right: Nancy Baraky goes to the hoop for two. Lower Left: Varsity team. Front: Nocllc Graham. Wendy Confer, Leslie Weir, Lisa Weir, Kristen Shel- don. Back: Coach Kownacki, Allison Tillman, Sue Foley, Katie Pohl, Mary Bolton, Nancy Davies. Nancy Baraky. Ferndale 57 Southfield Opponent 51 63 Andover 22 45 Berkley 49 46 Troy 20 40 Hazel Park 26 40 Kimball 31 44 Scaholm 31 41 Southfield 51 59 Andover 23 34 Berkley 32 43 Troy 47 48 Hazel Park 20 49 Kimball 52 37 Scaholm 30 Above left: JV team. Front: Michelle Mersnick, Mitzi Kautz, Sally Robbins, Nichole Sheldon. Back: Coach Ann Pcllcrito, Rene Dcrdacle, Kathy Paezkowski, Natalie Slavick, Judith Staton, Jessie Kuang, Mary Collins, Julie Lambert. Right: Freshman Sally Robbins contemplates a shot. Lower left: Freshman forward Rene Dcrdaelc packs the opponent. Right: Coach Mike Kownacki explains a new play to intent players Katie Pohl, Noclle Graham. Mary Bolton. Kristen Sheldon, Alison Tillman. 159 Tennis swings to winning ways The tennis team upped its record to 5-7 this season which is the most number of wins ever in one season by the girls’ team. Other “firsts” included Ferndale’s first shut-out of an oppo- nent and its first win over league rival South- field. The girls improved on their 1980 last place league finish by tying for fourth in dual meets and placing sixth overall in the always tough S.M.A. The team secured sixth place in the state regional tournament and is looking forward to further improvements next season. Fcrndalc Opponent J .. Southfield 0 0 Andover 7 2 Troy 5 3 Berkley “ 4 6 Hu cl Park 1 0 Sea holm 7 5 . K bltt 2 Team record 5-7 SM record 3-4 Opposite page: Above left: Senior Sue l and gels low to seoop up the ball. Above right: Junior Michelinc C hase serves up an ace. Right: Senior Lanette Daly follows through with her swing. Lower left: Varsity team. Front: Co-captains Debbie Macumbcr. Patty Yungton. Diane Kroger. Row 2: Michelinc Chase. Lanette Daly. Kathy Burkhart, Mia Beattie Back: C oach Sue Deromedi. Jody Coussens. Kcllc Jaworski. Meredith Clark. Sue Land. Tanya Katschanow. Amy Uber. Above left: Co-captain Patty Yungton follows through with a deep forehand. Above right: JV team. Front: Anne V0I7, Cheryl Stoy. Row 2: Mandy Crciglow. I isa Ncilson. Lisa Rossman. Marcella Foreit. Back: Vicki Martin, Dawn Teuffcl. Kcll Schmclter. Sue Kowalcc. Coach Deromedi. Lower left: Senior Julie Mischlc returns a tough one. Right: Junior Jody Coussens connects with a winning swing. Sharks devour opponents In one of their finest seasons ever the Sharks defeated S.M.A. rivals Southfield and Troy and went on to perform well at the S.M.A. Championships. Kelly Slaughter broke the 100 yard butterfly record several times, finishing 5th in the S.M.A. with a time of 1:04.05. The 200 yard medley relay of Amy Wujcik, Dana Luckett, Kelly Slaughter, and Sue Ledford set a new school record of 2:02.74. Dana Luckett, set a new 100 yard breastroke record of 1:17.00. Captains Dana Luckett, Cathy Ager, and Amy Benner provided the leadership and the freshmen class provided the team depth for a great season. Fcrndalc 114 139 139 97 5$ It io2 r 75 95 123 66 Lamphcrc Clawson Bishop Foley South fie Id ■ Andover Dondcro Berkley Troy Hazel Park Madison Heights Kimball Sea holm Team record 8-4 SMA record 3-4 162 Opposite page right: Cathy Ager looks for the finish line. Center: Team. Front: Beth Ledford. Joanne Hawley. Tracy Bachcller, Eva Rostafinski. Pam Masscrang. Amy Benner. Cathy Ager. Dana Luckctt. Michelle Dcr- daclc. Row 2: Diane Cancro, Maryann Zcko. Shari Morton, Lisa Carolan, Kathy Parent. Michelle Floor. Kay Kauffman. Kristie Sellers, Sue Led- ford. Back: Amy Wujcik, Evamaric Solar. Beth Baxmann, Coach Girard. Left: Captains Cathy Ager. Amy Benner, and Dana Luckett sit pretty with Coach Mike Girard. Above left: Senior Pam Masscrang and freshman Kay Kauffmann spring to an early lead. Right: Amy Wujcik practices her backstroke start. Left: Diver Barb Rostafinski tests the spring of the board. 163 They dig volleyball In another outstanding season, the girls’ volleyball team was co-league champions, sharing the honors with Kimball and An- dover. As the season progressed, the team continued to improve and had a 12-2 league record. At the Battle Creek Invita- tional, the team came in third out of 30 teams statewide. Left: Co-captain Lilly Tsatsanis puts all she's got into the serve. Above right: Junior Nancy Baraky displays good timing and a soft touch in returning a tough one. Right: Varsity team. Front: Pam Clemcncc, Lisa Weir. Diane Krcgcr, Colleen Ruhlman, Lilly Tsat- sanis, Barb Rostafinski. Mary Ann Barjaktarovich. Back: Scorekeeper Lynne Paczkowski, Manager Beth Ledford, Katie Pohl, Nancy Baraky, Sue Foley, Wendy Confer, Coach Fred Giltrow. Lower right: Senior Lisa Weir takes a dive and keeps the ball in play. Above left: JV Volleyball team. Front: Mitzi Kaulz. Renee Dcrdaclc, Sally Robbins. Cindy Phillips, Nocllc Graham, Julie Lambert. Kathleen MacDon- ald. Back: Beverly Kautz, Pat Bromley, Lisa Cooper. Natalie Slavick, Wendy Hachn. Kathy Paezkowski, Lisa Immcl.Coach Donna Giltrow. Right: Sopho- more Nocllc Graham sets up a perfect shot. Left: Senior Co-captain Colleen Ruhlman goes up high for the big spike. Right: The team loves the thrill of victory. 165 Splash in time Along with the coming of spring is the annual Aqua-Sprites show. Tryouts and clinics for the team started in December. With new coach Perri Gass, the girls are motivated to not only strive for personal goals, but to im- prove the group as a whole also. Co-captains Caren Curtin and Laura Bluemle provided the needed leadership to help both exper- ienced and new members make this year’s presentation “That’s Entertainment” a suc- cess. Above right: Co-captains Laura Bluemle and Caren Curtin check the bulletin board for the swimmer of the week. Left: Begin- ners skull into formation. Right: Coach Perri Gass gets the show on the road. Low- er left: Aqua Sprites team. Front: Sue Ledford, Cathy Parent, Dawn Kowalski, Diane Cancro, Krysti Sellers. Row 2: Kyla Codnc, Kim Price, Michelle Ambrose, Karrie Syacsure. Denise MacDonald, Lise Hcdin. Row 3: Laura Bluemle. Kathy Camper, Judi Jones, Mary Corcra, Cathy Burnham, Cynthia Burnell. Back: Polly Banas. Caren Curtin, Veronica Russell, Cathie Bedor, Jenny Jones. Lisa Nielson, Lisa Rossman, Amy Dixon. 166 On the flip side The gymnastics team was comprised of freshmen and sophomores, with only one competing junior this year. Team captains, Michelle Derdaele, Stephanie Co- meau, and Cindy Willcock, urged members on to win their first meets in the last two seasons, against Roch- ester Adams and Birmingham Groves. The future looks very bright for our gymies. Above left: Jenny Kendall's perfect form on the vault is what helped to qualify her for Regional Competition in the spring. Right: Monique Willett demonstrates her skills on the balance beam. Lower left: Gymnastics Team. Front: Monique Wil- lett. Jill Comcau. Emily Gittlcman, Kelly McCar- roll, Lynn Dewitt. Colleen McCabe. Stephanie Co- meau, Michele Derdaele. Back: Jenny Kendall, Cath- erine Shaw. Kathy Clemens. Beth Blaze, Cindy Willcock. Kim Grace, Kathy Hughes. Coach Darrell Taylor. 167 Softball remains tough The 1981 softball teams overall record was 13-7 which resulted in a third place standing in the S.M.A. A nucleus of returning players will make the team strong in 1982. The outlook features a strong defen- sive unit. The pitching staff will be very tough with third year starter Colleen Ruhlman and tenth grader Lisa Immel. Above right: Varsity team. Front: Angie Kautz. Leslie Weir, Jean- marie Tamm, Lori Weir, Lisa Weir, Kristin Sheldon. Back: Stacey Graham. Sharon Russell, Colleen Ruhlman. Marcia Mihclich, Kathy Blackburn. Coach Midca. Left: Senior Colleen Ruhlman advances to first base. Right: Senior Leslie Weir kicks up the dust as she slides safely into third base. Lower right: Senior Pam Clc- mcncc gets low for the ball. 15 Andover 12 l erklcv 19 Hazel Park 1 33 Kimball 12 Clawson 0 Kimball 13 Scalflotm 12 Southfield 1 3 Southfield I 6 Andover — 2 Berkley 9 Hazel Park 1 17 Trajf I 10 Troy 12 Kimball 7 ScaiYifffi Team record 13-7 SMA record 10-5 168 JV girls tough at times The JV softball team posted a 6-8 record last sea- son including a doubleheader sweep over Troy. Highlighting the Troy confrontation was a triple play by sophomore Lisa Immel. The team's captain was infielder Kim Price. Catcher Dana Cousins was the Most Valuable Player. Above left: JV team. Front: Stacha Taylor, Diane Beveridge, Kim Price, Laurie Reedy, Robin Link. Dana Cousins. Sonia Hernandez. Back: Wendy Hachn, Cindy Morey. Debbie Craig. Coach Kathy Young, Lisa Immel. Pam Campbell, Julie Lambert. Left: Right fielder Cindy Morey un- winds before the game. Right: Sophomore Robin Link, in a tough stance, awaits the pitch. Lower left: Coach Young looks on. 169 Cheerleaders show spirit through ups and downs Winning or losing, the cheerleaders are true fans of the home teams. This year the many hours of hard work defi- nitely paid off with the Varsity squad taking first place at their summer camp session, and the JV squad winning four first places for their cheers. To top it off, both squads won a “pep award” for being the most spirited squad in their divisions. The freshmen cheerleaders’ spirit and determina- tion will surely prove to be a first rate squad too! Above right: Seniors Lisa Giacona and Barb Collins repre- sent the emotions of the whole senior class as they accept the spirit trophy. Left: Robin Link works the corner for tag day. Right: Varsity team. Front: Barb Collins. Row 2: Renee Hogan, co-captain Loa Forcit. Anna Martin, co-captain Lisa Giacona, Lisa Negus. Back: Jenny Olsen, Kathy Green, Colleen Ruhlman. Lilly Tsatanis, Rene Rosiek. Lower right: Freshmen cheerleaders rejoice after a close victory. Oppo- site page, above left: JV team. Front: Donna Hughes. Row 2: Missy Hambrick. co-captain Anita Harris, Dana Cousins, co-captain Kelli Sweet, Robin Link. Back: Kim Hansen, Cathy Cowart, Robin Wolfinger. Above right: Junior Lisa Negus leads the squad in a cheer. Left: Freshmen team. Front: Michelle Martin. Row 2: Angela Riley, Civi Dingle. Back: Ann Mather, Marcella Forcit, Shirley McCloud. Sandy Turner. Right: Although each squad cheers separate- ly at their games, all three get together at pep rallies to get the students enthused. 170 Above left: The cast of NBC-TV’s “Hill Street Blues,” the overwhelmingly acclaimed humorous police drama series, returned in the 1981-82 season to give more of the sterling performances that earned them a record 21 Emmy nominations. Right: In what may be their last U.S. tour, the Rolling Stones, led by singer Mick Jagger, rock more than 20,000 fans in Madison Square Gardens before play- ing to Pontiac’s sell-out 80,000 crowd. Lower right: Michigan's own Pontiac Silverdome played host to the Cincinnati Bcngals and champion San Francisco 49’ers in Superbowl XVI. 174 Above left: Harrison Ford appears as the popular Indiana Jones in the box- office smash “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Right: Famous motion picture actress Natalie Wood, star of such movies as “Splendor in the Grass,” “West Side Story,” and “From Here to Eternity,” tragically drowned in De- cember of 1981. Left: Pledging their soap vows arc Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary) and Laura Baldwin (Genie Francis) in their long awaited wedding on the popular scries “General Hospi- tal.” 175 Above left: Pam Clcmcncc makes a stop between classes. Right: Marc Rudorf and Michelle Mcrsnick say their good-byes before the next hour. Lower left: Junior Cheryl Green makes use of a hall pass. Right: David Travis contemplates cleaning his locker. 176 Above left: Polly Jarvis decides a bench is just as good as her bed for a mid-morning cat nap. Right: Saul Zipscr doesn't come up empty handed after making a grab for a WRIF sticker. Lower left: Band members try a change of scenery as they toot their tunes in the Commons. Right: A fellow scholar at work during lunch. They could have danced all night Above left: George Cucchi dances the night away. Left: Senior Steve Mansour sets the stage for the night's dance. Right: Renee Ho- gan and Larry Weaver share a tender mo- ment. 178 Above left: Paul Pineau has a great time, while Ayn Mullen rests from doing all the work. Middle: Brian Hurst and Charris Randall do their version of the tan- go. Right: Kevin Smith keeps time to the music. Lower left: Renee Weaver, Paul Marchioni. John Col- lins, and Rich Justice make the music happen. 179 CRYSTAL “ountaiu Munchies Above left: Randcll Bolden looks down in dis- may. Right: Neil Zipscr and Schafer sisters Wendy. Dinccn. and Penny wait patiently for the unexpected. Lower left: Rob Calvano can't get enough. Right: Pat English. Frank Estes and Hugh Carter toast the day with pizza. 180 Above right: Senior Chip Rising opts to have lunch in artistic surroundings. Above: An unidentified chow-hound makes a grab for the tomatoes. Far left: Mrs. Jeanette Armstrong serves it up hot. Left: Jim Onthank takes a break between bites. 181 Above left: Jay Lewis and Joe Ste- vens research a speech in the peri- odicals. Right: After a long search, Paul Smith makes his selection. Lower left: Senior Dan Meyers hits the books. Right: Sophomore Karl Ockstadt decides to try the card catalogue. 182 Left: Unidentified scholar takes a break between chapters. Right: Tim Taylor checks the current events in the morning news. Below: John Hanawalt gets lost in his book. A year of Above left: Chuck Roux and Curtis Baxter work diligently on the construction of the Solar Greenhouse. Right: Yearbook students welcome the Board of Education to F.H.S. Center: The colonade wall casts a new light on the building. Opposite page, above: Mrs, Martha Morey is pleased with the relo- cation of the Board of Educa- tion offices. Below: A view of the newly completed Geodesic Dome. BABY 1. Sherri Sweet 2. Janis Shaw 3. Catherine Ager 4. Eva Rosta- finski 5. Nancy Davies 6. Tracy Samseli 7. Deanna Vojinov 8. Lisa Schilling 9. Ralph Clemens 10. Brian Kautz 186 1. Michelle Drapkin 2. Steven Link 3. Christina Mui 4. Sabrina Bray 5. Amy Benner 6. Teresa Kendall 7. Lynette Wood 8. Paul Ferrero 9. Marie Willett 10. Paula Wenz 11. Cheryl Wiley 12. Theresa Mullen 187 1. Karen Franco 2. David Wolfinger 3. Patrick Landry 4. Jerry Gadoua 5. Kirk Stenback 6. Jay Siersma 7. Pamela Masserang 8. Jim Onthank 9. Tom Richards 10. Lucy Yodhes 11. Julie Mischle 12. Tanya Katschanow 13. Lisa Wos 14. Wendc Schmidt 15. Scott Camper 16. David Ladd 17. Josephine Garrisi 18. Patricia Delph 19. Beth Grover 20. Jerry Bcaupicd 21. Dana Luckctt 22. Brad Bromley 23. Jennifer Olsen 24. Nancy Schwarz 25. Sharon Lemmons 26. Pam Clemence 27. Jenny Iden 188 1. Kim Yezak 2. Pete Goedert 3. Duane Coddington 4. Leslie Trottier 5. Scott Degg 6. Norman Helsby 7. John Reckart 8. Carol Buchanan 9. Kathie Hocppncr 10. Ray Dixon 11. Darren Davenport 12. Sandy Frost 13. Pam Golcmbicwski 14. Kim Newhousc 15. Ibtisam Haisha 16. Irwin Sabbota 17. Patrick English 18. Paul Edwards 19. Steve Nickles 20. Sarah Zucker 21. Juliette Nutt 22. Lucy Brownheim 23. Tom Kamcrschcn 24. Karla Harpold 25. Krista Schabinger 26. David Jaffee 27. Sandy Bisbikis 28. Darnella Woodruff 29. Donna Hernandez 30. John Yingling 31. Alan Keener 1. Sharon Russell 2. Bob Duncan 3. Thamira Sesi 4. Anita Andersons 5. Lisa Parkington 6. Dan Meyers 7. Loa Foreit 8. Cecelia Ferris 9. Sharlene Zielinski 10. Scott Thompson 11. Debbie Ploskonka 12. James English 13. Lisa Simon 14. Stewart Baroff 15. Jane Gheldof 16. Robin Wagner 17. Kathy Ryan 18. Lisa Giacona 19. Lisa Onnela 20. Susan Land 21. Sabrina Hall 22. Robin Wilson 23. Lori Jackson 24. Ann Costigan 190 the Bottle 1. Rita Bidinger 2. Rene Rosiek 3. Angie Kautz4. Frank Summers 5. Lynne Paczkowski 6. Mayasa Ruby 7. Fred Williamson 8. Mary Bolton 9. Noreen Winsjansen 10. Winded Stephens 11. Shelly Christman 12. Sandra Smith 13. Colleen Ruhlman 14. Lilly Tsatsanis 15. Debbie Macumber 16. Wayne Reiter 17. Andrea Flines 18. Lanette Daly 19. Gordon Law 20. Jim Gillis 21. Lisa Follis 22. Anne Lane 23. Mark Davidoff 24. Dawn Farrugia 191 PATRONS Ellen — Congratulations — Our best to you always. Congratulations 82’ers. May your futures be filled with true joy. All the Sextons Bill and Eileen Bolton Congratulations, Nancy! I expect you’ll fly high. Mary McGregor CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Do and be what Thomas Jefferson expecteo. Perry Justice Jr. Congratulations and Love. Congratulations Class of 1982 To my Chench. His mother loves him. Pam Masserang, Congratulations to a wonderful daughter. When we make each moment count, we count on success. Special thanks and best wishes to all Senior Talon Staff members. Alice Jorgensen Mom, Dad, and Richard Mr. Mrs. Olef Stenback Mom and Dad Nancy Potts Ms. Gass Congratulations to the Class of 1982! Mr. and Mrs. May Good Luck! Lisa, Leslie, Mary, and Nancy — Girls’ Basketball Teams. Mr. Kownacki Congratulations, Schmuckums Bugger. You're a constant source of joy! Love, your crazy Mom and wierd Dad Kathryn Margaret Ryan, We hope you benefit from the years in school and that the future will be bright and healthy for you. We Love You! Mom, Dad, Debbie, Annette, Tommy, Melissa, Dorothey 194 m PATRONS Steven Link, Always keep that special way about. You’re a son to be proud of. We Love You! Mom, George, Robin, Chris Jeff Congratulations, Tanya! As you step into the future, you carry all our love and hopes with you. Pap, Mom, Jenny, and Kevin CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Careers, economics, geography, government, history, sociology surround you. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT To my favorite basketball champ — no more sprains and pains. Mimi Don’t be late for your own graduation! Ruth Elmers Girl’s B-Ball (and Mary B.) — all the way. Robert Bolton Congratulations and best wishes, Kim Yezak. Claudia, Neil, Barbi, and Paul Ballmann Don Holland — We’re proud of you! Mom Dad Congratulations, Seniors of 1982. Hermann's Bakery Best Wishes! Ethel M. Herbig Best of Luck Seniors! Boys’ Baseball Teams Mr. Kownacki Congratulations, Paul. We’re all proud of you. The Edwards Family Jim Onthank — Reach Out! The world is yours! Love, Mom and Dad Nancy is my high-jumping basket thrower. Grams 1 1 195 PATRONS Congratulations, Lisa G. We’re proud of you. Congratulations and best wishes, Mike Crawford. Sandy Pelc — Your family is very proud of you! Congratulations, Pam Clemence! Congratulations, Laura. Congratulations, Melody Stacey! Go For It! Dear Kang — The future is yours. Love, Mom Dad From Mother and Dad Love, Mom and Dad Mom, Dad, Sue ’74, Pat ’75, Sara '78 Love, Dad, Mom, Joy, Christine, Jude, and Peter Love, Mom, Dad, Ed, Greg Congratulations, Rita! We’re proud of “Our Caboose.” Love and best wishes. Mom Dad Love, Dad, Mom Eva Rostifinski, Take the bull by the horns. Love, Mom, Dad, Barb Matt, Nancy, and Mary — Or: Wild, Crazy, and Interesting. Good luck here after! Tom Scheuermann Nancy Davies, “Gums, ‘82’” Basketball, Kownacki, Mary, Levis, Oxford, Meghan, Skiing, Brew, Blue Ridge, Summer ’81, Dad, Talon, Tom, Homework, College Decisions(MSU), Memories! Love, Jeff, Lynda, Andi, Phil Mom i% Congratulations Class of ’82! KIWANIS OF FERNDALE Serves the Community! Service to Handicapped City Involvement Service to Children Volunteer Service Scholarships Christian Service 197 9 The U.S.A. 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 Two Good luck from the Library Staff “Books: read them and reap.” John Crosbie Congratulations Seniors! Holiday Market ■HHIIUIIRIBIb 91 12035 S. Main „ „„„ Holiday — Center Hours 9'9 Sun' '°-6 Fresh Fish — Liquor _ . Phone: 541-1414 USDA Pnme Beef Miller Youngblood P.C. Certified Public Accountants Best Wishes 21505 John R. Class of 1982 Hazel Park, Michigan 548-7766 Best Jr. High P.T.A. . 1 A 198 PRESS ON, SENIORS! Congratulations Darren Davenport! Your family is very proud of you. Wc would like to challenge you with these verses from God's Word. “A wise man will hear, and will increase learning, and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels: The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” Proverbs 1:5 7 Love. Mom and Dad Holly. David, and Nathan Best Wishes from Congressman Jim Blanchard Class of 1960 Paid for by the “Blanchard for Governor Committee” 74 Oakdale Pleasant Ridge, Mi. 48069 Dear Shell, When you were a very little girl you would sometimes say to grandma and grandpa Christman “Don’t say me dat!” and “Don’t do me dat!” Grandma and I now say to you dat we are proud that you have done dat — graduated from High School. Our love is always with you. Shelly Ann Mabel S. and Glen Christman 199 Manufacturers of: Wedding Candles Handmade Candles T-shirts Candela Products 22914 Woodward — Ferndale 541-2547 BEST WISHES SENIORS Gluxefco gark JFloriBt $c Electing 27796 John R Phone: Madison Hts.. Ml 48071 (313) 542 0040 We hope you’ll patronize our advertisers Good Luck, Eagles! SISLER’S JEWELRY 250 W. 9 Mile Ferndale Talon Staff Best place for class rings and engravable jewelry. 200 Ferndale High Step to your own kind of music, Seniors! School Orchestra “If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” Henry David Thoreau 201 Congratulations — Class of ’82 YOU CAN, SENIORS! FERNDALE — OAK PARK ADULT COMMUNITY EDUCATION J L Promotions Creative Specialities, Incentives Awards We are the Inflation Fighters 1776 S. Woodward Birmingham, 646-2360 Congratulations, Seniors! Best Wishes! Colony Press, Inc. 2350 Burdette Ferndale, Mi. 543-5800 You are great! Bessie Hysni 202 Rr RIDGEWOOD MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS. AUTHORIZED MASTER SERVICE CENTER fOR ALL TORO PROOUCTS BRIGGS - STRATTON - TECUMSEH ENGINES ■ TRU-TEST PAINTS MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPUES 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 (TWUTEST; 23700 WOODWARD AT 9VS Ml PL RDG We also repair storms and screens Nine Mile and Hilton Market Keg Beer Wine 823 E. Nine Mile Ferndale, Michigan 543-1093 Congratulations, Seniors “Mathematics is the Alphabet with which God has written the universe.” Galileo and the Mathematics Department fit CONGRATULATIONS SHELLY CHRISTMAN LOOK OUT WORLD! LOVE, MOM, DAD RICK, CARRIE, JOSH Congratulations to Lynne (313) 548 1073 MATTRESS FACTORY FURNITURE APPLIANCES 22525 WOODWARD B K PACZKOWSKI FERNDALE Ml 48220 203 Wet 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 Largest selection. , ier .Brothers .Green houses 10105 W. 10 Mile Road, Oak Park (Ml 48237) Just West of the Zoo. s ©[ll](S) b Congratulations, Seniors! COLBAR INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES UNC Limbach Company Leroy Giglio Technical Engineer DRAKE PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS • RULERS • LITHOGRAPHERS 2000 West Eight Mile Road Ferndale, Michigan 48220 926 Featherstone Rd. Pontiac. Ml 48058 313 334-4444 JOrdan 4-5750 Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning Systems and Controls 204 CAREERS WITH A FUTURE BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT IN 4 MONTHS • Full or Port Tim • Day or Evoning Chutt 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. imO Woodward Av� „ Ferndale, Mich. 41220 T-----------541-0686 RUSH COMPLITI DITAILS TOi I I NAMI _____________ � 50.111 I CITY ITATI no WOOKINO HOURS HOMi TOi I PHONI Urn hr I t Iw. • « � «•� Mm.1 —— Jeanne’s HAIR FASHIONS 821 Livernois Ferndale, Ml 48220 (Between 8 9 Mile) 541-9539 JF.AN C. CARSLF.Y Owner NEAT Antiques NEAT Stuff NEAT ' K NEAT CjJhcta ltA NEAT STUFF A CONSIGNMENT SHOP 8558 West Nine Mile Road, Oak Park, Michigan 48237 Frank D. Winckowski Proprietor 3 544-3026 JOHN COOLEY COMPANY GENERAL BUILDERS 1640 Hilton EDWIN SPOMER Ferndale, Mich. 48220 President Phone: 543-1810 3� « Bus. 546-2809 SEMIRAMIS PHOTO PORTRAITS SUPPLIES Commercial — Quick passport photos — Graduation Children parlrails — Sound silent movies Wedding specialist — Portraits Kodak Equipmen! 149 W. 9 Mile Road Ferndale, Mich. 48220 t SPORTING GOODS Outdoor Outfitters Guaranteed Gun Smithing And Tackle Repair Pendleton Shop Bowling balls fitted drilled while you wait. By Appointment. 23510 W. Ave. Ferndale, Michaigan 48220 54-20498 Graduation special price 207 Rr Now you can bank wh you find it convenient. en f MTin u iS3H ULTRA MATICALLY! Ik Your Ultra-Matic Bank Card is free | with any checking account... w At the banks of DETROITBANK CORPORATION MEMBERS FOIC •m Best wishes, Seniors! (313) 544-0100 THE NEW YOU SALON 1693 S. 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Sat. 12 - 91oo Sunday 12 - 6.00 Closed OB Holiday 4j 210 ETHYL CORPORATION Research and Development Department Research Laboratories 1600 W. Eight Mile Road -----------------------------------------J Rr © Detroit Gas Products Co. (IVitdiny Supply Spicialiiti ESTABLISHED 1948 ONE OF MICHIGAN'S LARGEST AND MOST FULLY STOCKED WELDING SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS 313 543-4012 1301 JARVIS - FERNDALE, MICHIGAN 48220 Serving the Detroit Market Area George’s Guitar SALES AND SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN COMPLETE STRINGED INSTRUMENT REPAIRS (313) 544 2094 517 W 9 Mile Ro FERNDALE Ml 48220 (2%BLKSW OF WOODWARD) Sullivan Cleaners 431 West 9 mile Ferndale, Mich. Open 7:00 am—6:00 pm. LI 1-3770 MV dtno’s Restaurant and Pizzeria Italian and Foods mcru dii 4a 212 Be duty Chdrm 'Yol'zLLci i czHaiz 195 West Nine mile Road Ferndale. Michigan IDA COLLIS. PROP 543 1088 544-0530 X uxurvf X awes (Sc Xow nd 16 BRUNSWICK AUTOMATICS PAUL W. STUART Manager 600 E. Nine Mile Rd Ferndale, Michigan 48220 m Phone 280-0555 modern VENDING SERVICE CO. Vending Specialists WILLIAM C WARNER 4914 Leaf dale Royal Oak. Mich 48073 cindy saul design snd layout typesetting keylining V ft % m 9 rhenomeNEWS 1735 south main, 1 pleasant ridge, mi. 48069 ----(313) 548-7571 10% off with F.H.S. I.D. Bft ALL JPRO __ SPORTING GOODS 23115 Coolidge Oak Park 399-1150 RYDER RENTALS LOCAL OR LONG DISTANCE JIM SHMOKK. INC. I K I K X TR ILKR RENTAL Daily or Weekly Rates 518-7733 AL DIXON Owner 23 133 Woodward (4 BLOCKS N 9 MILE) FERNDALE. MICH 48220 22255 Greenfield Road. Suite 511 Detroit Ml 48075 Telephone 557-6202 Geraldine R. Feld Sales Representative Metropolitan ■ItF Metropolitan Life insurance Company Matropoiitan Property and Liability inauranc Company Thank you for the opportunity to serve Ferndale High School and the 1982 Talon. 214 FERNDALE McMURRAY ELECTRIC A FULL SERVICE MASTER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SERVING THE ENTKE NORTH W000WARD AREA • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • REPAIR SPECIALISTS • CUSTOM WIRING • VIOLATIONS CORRECTED • FIRE REPAIRS LOW LOW PRICES! SPECIAL RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CALL FOR FREE ESTIMA TES 22036 Woodward 541-5900 215 B5- THE GREATER DETROIT 548-1600 2593 WOODWARD Between 11 12 Mile WALKER CRAWTORD (iuril(frtHftatUf Artist Supplies Picture Framing 1219 South Main Royal Oak, Mi. 544-2700 Discount New LPs. Tapes Accessories Cvt-Outs Mfr. Overruns Rock. Jazz. Folk Blues Cash Paid for Used LPs 327 W. Nine Mile Road Ferndale. Michigan 48220 Phone 547-SAMS 24 Hours DISCOUNT RECORDS Nsutrs The Place To Find The Hard o Find BETTY MURRAY'S Ferndale Bakery and Party Store 330 W. 9 Mi. Rd Beer-Wine Kowalski Lunchmeat B zumwi c(l SAFFRON BILLIARD SUPPLY COMMERCIAL AND HOME TABLES BILLIARD SUPPLIES AND REPAIR c futhoziz d £ rvLc£, 1623 S WOODWARD AVE ROYAL OAK. MICHIGAN 40067 AL SAFFRON LI 2-8429 216 CONGRATULATIONS FERNDALE HIGH CLASS OF � 821 OUR GREATEST HOPE FOR THE FUTURE RESTS WITH EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU. EACH OF YOUR PERSONAL DREAMS AND AMBITIONS CARRIES WITH IT OUR HEARTFELT WISHES THAT ALL YOU HOPE FOR IN LIFE WILL COME TO YOU. fruits Vej otables 548-5775 P ' JLco i Cillit czMaikct 'HAVE YOU TRIED THE BEST V' PROFESSIONAL DESIGN • ENGINEERING CO. 205 YV. Nine Mile Eerndale, Mich. 48220 36549 GROESBECK HWY. MOUNT CLEMENS, Ml 48043 PHONE: (313)792-5080 fynaAAiA UCONEY ISLAND 22900 Woodward Ave. 1 BlK.N.of 9 Mile Rd Ferndole, Michigan IQMJe. GOOD LUCK SENIORS Phone 548-7373 30 Year 548-7374 LUXON PLUMBING HEATING INC. MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PLUMBING. HEATING AND SUPPLIES TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE NICK LUXON 515 Llvernon Res 541-0215 Femdale. Michigan 48220 217 218 219 tfMNA WIN’S CENTER 22041 Woodward, Ferndale, Mi. 48220 541-4532 Puppies, kittens, birds, tropical fish, pet foods and supplies. COMPUTER COPIER SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINE SATES SERVICE SUBURBAN PRINTERS, INC. SUBURBAN OFFICE MACHINES, INC. 520 North Han Strad Hoy Oak. Mcftagan FORMS COLOR PRINTERS Lincoln 4-8000 We Defcvef Metro Area STATE FAIR MARKET 726 ITmon Rd. Open Monday-Saturday 9-9 Phone 545-3044 Sunday 9-6 NEW YORK BAGEL 220 “Act well your part for there all honor lies.” Thespian Motto Best wishes, Seniors! 305 West 9 Mile Road Ferndale, Michigan 48220 313-398-1408 Student Enterprise Theatre L. T. Floral Gardens, Inc. “Quality Service Accessories at Affordable Prices” Total Performance SHELL Towing Road Service 23701 Woodward Avc. (At 9' 2 Mile) Pleasant Ridge, Mi. 48069 (313) 398-4650 Mark Adler Dan Shields Proprietors 221 Dave Cheryl’s 7-11 Open 24 hours For all your grocery needs also Beer Wine 9 Mile l’inecrest .r 47-207l Najor’s Market Hilton Road — Annabelle Hot Sandwiches BEST WISHES SENIORS ► OILS • WATER COLORS • ACRYLICS • BRUSHES PAPERS • BOARDS • EASELS • LETRASET AIR BRUSHES • DECOUPAOE SUPPLIES PICTURE FRAMES • DRAFTING SUPPtlES OPEN 9 30 • 7:00 HON SAT 543-9228 22700 WOOOWAAD Ff RNOAlC 1 BLOCK SOUTH OK • MR.I Cold Beverages Congratulations, Seniors! Ferndale High School PTSA 222 EAGLE PRIDE! FERNDALE CO-OP CREDIT UNION FULL FINANCIAL SERVICES 450 E. 9 Mile Rd. Ferndale, Mi., 48220 398-1210 Special Discounts for Proms and Weddings Congratulations Seniors It Bill Coyne Superintendent 23535 Woodward Avenue. Ferndale. Michigan 48220 (313) 541-4936 8 00—5:30 Weekdays 9:30—4:30 Saturday Evenings by Appointment BESS ENG ER ’S designs Charles G. 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Mark 118, 191 Davies, Nancy 42, 43, 118, 158, 186 Davis, Dawn 88 D'Anna, Wilma 38 Davis, Lisa 73 Davis, Lori 55, 101 Davis, Michael 74 Davis, Willie 88, 142, 150 Dawson, Theresa 65, 69, 118 Davimiya, Suad 88 Deardorff, James 16, 65, 123, 101 Deardorff, Dick 27 Decense, Dorothy 38 Deel, Bobby 67, 74 Deel, Sheryl 55, 118 Dcgg, Edward 118, 152, 189 Deloosc, Marilyn 38 Delph. Patricia 54, 118, 189 Dcmlow, Barbara 25, 54 Demos, Alexander 62, 64, 118, 149 Demos, George 62, 118 Denike, Irene 38 Denmark, Michelle 74 Denmark, Rodney 101, 140 Derdaclc, Michelle 64, 88, 163, 167 Dercdacle, Renee 64, 74, 159, 165 Deromedi, Susan 24, 25, 151, 161 Dery, Jeffrey 102 Deru, Jim 157 Dewey. Kristin 74 DeWitt, Lynn 102, 167 DiBiasc, Shirley 22 DiGrandc. Leonard 101, 153 Dillard. Harold 102 Dillard, Kenneth 150 Dilworth. Doris 21 Dingle,'Civi 74. 170 Dixo™Amy 88, 166 Dixon, Catherine 101 Dixon, John 13, 34 Dixon, Laura 38 Dixon, Raymond 118, 189 Dodson, James 88, 142, 157 Doncgan, Bradley 88 Dove, Robert 14 Downey, Rachel 24 Drapkin. Michelle 62, 118, 187 Draw, C assandra 69 Drccr, Susan 88 Drcigiewicz, Dorothy 38 Dudar, Melissa 74 Duncan, Robert 100, 118 Duncan Jr., Theodore 35, 74 Dunckcl. Aaron 88. 151 Dunlap, Kimberly 102 t Dunlap, Lcnore 69 Duren, Linda 69, 74 Dzyacky. John 20, 62 • Lads, Rhonda 102 Ebbing, Russell 102 Eddcns, Jeffrey 88 Edgii. Donna 65, 102 Edsall, Robin 88 Edwards, Laura 88 Edwards, Usa 119 Edwards, Paul 64, 110, 149, 155, 156, 189 Eggen, Anne 56, 88. 246 Ehrct, Paul 119 Ehret, Shirley 74 Eighmcy, William 33 Eising, Charles 3, 45, 86, 119, 181 Elliot, Gregory 74 Elliot, Neil 88 Ellis, Garth 74, 142 Elly. Christopher 74, 153 Elmers, Ruth 38 Emerson, Helene 88 Emerson, Marlene 74 English, Edward 74, 142, 153 English, James 119, 190 English Patrick 119, 180, 189 Fnos, Dawn 74 Estes, Franklin 102. 140, 152, 155, 180 Ettcrman, Lisa 46, 88 Evans, Emma 74 fcira h, Anita 24 Farah, Mark 88, 142, 155 Farrington. Nancy 60. 61, 62, 119 Farris, Cecilia 65,. 119 Farrugia, Dawn 119, 191 Farrugia, Mark 88, 150 Fasbinder. Beth 56, 58. 66, 102 Fasbinder, Marc 88, 151 Fclax, Allen 119 Fcllman, Peter 88, 145, 153 Ferguson, Cecil 102 Fcrman, Brian 74 Ferranti, Jason 88 Ferrero, Carla 11, 48, 88 Ferrcro, Lara 74 Ferrero, Paul 33, 50, 119, 187 Ferris, Lisa 290 Few, Angela 69, 88 Fickett, David 88, 147 Field, Joel 88 Fields, Rod 88 Flatch, Louis 102 Flavin, John 89, 142, 157 jJf Flavin, Peter 140, 157 Fleming, Beatrice 39 Floore, Michael 63, 102, 147 Floorc, Michelle 64, 74, 163 Flynn, Timothy 89 Foley, Susan 102, 158, 164 Follis, Lisa 119, 191 Follmer, Ken 27 Ford, Paul 89. 145, 155 Foreit, Loa 7, 54, 120, 190 Foreit, Marcella 64, 74, 161, 170 Forsee, Linda 102 M Foster, Cheryl 89 Franco, Karen 120, 156. 188 Freda I. Susan 36 Fritz, Richard 42, 102 Frost, Sandra 189 Frushour. David 74 Ftouni. Salma 102 Ftouni, Sarnia 89 Ftouni. Yousscf 102, 145 Fuller, Kevin 65, 120 Fura, Dawn 32, 54, 89 Fura, John 74 Furze, Kevin 120, 147 Furze. Tamar 64. 89 Futch, Kathleen 102 Gabel, Karen 51, 102 Gadoua, Jaine 102, 88 Gadoua, Jerry 44, 120, 152 Gajos, Pat 155 Galatzcr, Michael 89 Gallachcr, Patrick 89, 145, 150 Gallagher, Tracey 74 Garcia, Jaun 61, 66, 120 Garcia, Roy 102, 152 Garrisi, Antonio 102, 145 Garrisi, Josephine 120, 188 Gass, Mimi 25, 42, 246 Gass, Perri 166 Clearing, Edward 156 Gee, Diane 24 Geiger, David 120 Gcnereaux, Kevin 89 Gerard, Michael 34, 163 Cierdesick, Joseph 102 Germaine, Melanie 89 Gcrtley, Jeffrey 45, 50. 56, 120, 140 Ghadiali, James 47 Ghcldof, Jane 45, 54, 56, 65, 120, 190 Giacona, Lisa 62, 63, 64, 65, 120, 170, 190 Gibson, Gloria 31 Gibson, l rry 68, 140, 155 Gillis, James 5, 65, 121, 154, 191 Giltrow, Donna 37, 64, 165 Girard, Mike 147 Gittleman, Emily 64, 74, 167 Glasser, Laura 74 Glaze, Angela 69, 102 Goedert, Peter 121, 189 Gold, Henry 35 Goldman, Shirley 24 Goldstein, Avery 63, 102, 144 Goldstein, Bernard 144 Goldstein, Sharon 74, 144 Golembiewski, John 89 Golembiewski, Pamela 65, 121, 189 Gonto, Jerry 102 Gonzalez, John 102 Gonzalez, Robert 102 Goodin, Rickey 89 Goolsby, Jeffrey 75 Grabke, Gina 64, 89, 143 Grabkc, Lcgran 102, 155 Grace, Kimberly 54, 55, 103, 167 Grace, Michelle 75 Grad, Marshall 28 Graham, Jcannine 25, 103, 143 Graham, Nocllc 64, 89, 158, 159. 165 Graham, Stacey 45, 168 Gray, Alfreda 121 Gray. Emmaline 38 Green, Cheryl 103, 176 Green. Kathy 54, 65, 121, 170 Greene, Sarah 75 Greener, Fraida 53, 89 Greenfield. David 89 Greib, Georgene 75 Grice, Andre 11, 64, 69, 140, 149 Gridley, Michael 103 Griffin, Andrew 75, 89 Griffin, Scott 121 Grigoriou, Theodoros 16, 64, 89, 145 Grix, Claudia 103 Grodsky, Lawrence 89, 142, 153, 157 Grover, Beth 56, 57, 58, 65, 121, 188 Grover, Mark 75 Gruszczinski, Paul 68, 75, 150 Gulian, Steven 64. 121, 145, 165 Gumprich, Carole 26 Hadda, John 89 Haddad, Michael 46, 89 Hachn, Wendy 89, 165, 169 Hahn, Richard 89, 155 Hairfield, Kevin 89 Haisha, Ellen 121 Haisha, Ibtisam 189 Haisha, Ikhlas 89 Hale, Donald 34, 35 Hall. Basil 28, 29, 69 Hall, Brigitte 55, 69, 121 Hall. Cheryl 89 Hall, Cynthia 103 Hall, John 103 Hall, Mackford 89, 142, 150 Hall, Michael 75 Hall, Sabrina 190 Hall, Thomas 89, 142, 175 Halls, Carolyn 89 Hamama, Mahir 75 Hamama, Samir 121 Hambrick, Melissa 16, 60, 64, 66, 89, 170 Hammerle, Michael 89, 142, 150, 157 Hanawalt, John 3, 103, 151, 183 Hang, Zong 121 Hanna, Lauren 121 Hanold, Arthur 145 Hansen, Andrew 103, 140 Hansen, Kim 60, 64, 66, 89, 170 Hansen, Shawn 103 Harahus, Michael 103 Hargis, Scott 89 Harmon, Samuel 75, 142 Harness, Karen 122 Harnish, Scott 75 Harpold, Karla 122, 189 Harris, Anita 5, 45, 46, 69, 89, 170 Harris, Donaldson 122, 140, 155 Harris, Phillip 59 Harwood, Stephanie 89 Harwood, Vance 122 Haslett, Clarence 90 Haslett, Michelle 75 Haslitt, David 60, 103, 140 Hatt, Barbara 36 Hawley, Joanne 103, 163 Haynes, Vivian 75 Heald, Eleanor 33 Hedin, Lise 56, 58, 66, 166 Heler, Andrea 55, 56, 65, 66, 122 Helsby, Norman 122, 189 Hensley, Barbara 75 Herbig, Ethel 25 Hermiz, Jamil 103 Hermiz, Kamil 103 Hernandez, Donna 122, 189 Hernandez, Jaime 122, 140, 141 Hernandez, Sonia 103, 169 Hernandez, Teresa 75 Heron, Eric 103 Heron, Jennifer 90 Herrera, Brian 156 Herrera, Keith 103, 157 Herwig, Lisa 90 Hcrwitz, Lawrence 51, 56, 69, 90, 142 Hesslcr, Eleanor 39 Hester, Denise 90 Hester, Donnie 90 Hewitt, Laura 90 Hibbard, William 90 Hicks, Mark 90 Hicks, Scott 75 Hicr, Andrew 122 Hill, Dwayne 103 Hines, Andrea 122, 191 Hines, Keith 75, 142 Hippe, John 75 Hoback, Charles 90 Hocppncr, Katherine 122, 189 Hocppner, Michael 103 Hofler, Juana 65, 123 Hogan, Renee 16, 60, 63, 103, 170, 178 Hohnstreitcr, James 90 Holland, Donald 123 Hollificld, Annamargar 123 Holloway, Douglas 103, 145 Holloway, Michael 75 Holmes, Albert 90, 145 Holmes, Richard 75, 145 Honold, Arthur 75 Horning, Aaron 75 Houston, Patricia 103 Hrcha, Michelle 90 Huddleston, Robert 75 Hughes, Donald 63, 103, 140, 157 Hughes, Donna 11, 60, 90, 170 Hughes, Holli 123 Hughes, Katherine 90, 167 Hughes, William 75 Hulburt, Kimberly 103 Hulburt, Mark 75 Hunt, Dana 55, 103 Hunt, Evelyn 90 Hunt, Kelly 90 Hurst, Bryan 69, 90, 179 Hurt, Craig 123, 155 Hurt, Scott 90, 152 Hurt, Timothy 61, 75, 153 Huskins, Laurie 103 Hysni, Bessie 34, 62 Iden, Jennifer 123, 188 lllidge, Tamiko 42, 68, 69, 103, 246 Immel, Lisa 64, 90, 165, 169 Ivory, Herb 35, 69, 143, 155 Jackson, Gwendolyn 35 Jackson, Lawrence 64 Jackson, Leonard 11, 69, 149 Jackson, Lisa 103 Jackson, Lori 123, 190 Jackson, Stephen 64, 103, 143, 149, 155 Jacobson, Keith 90 Jacobson, Nancy 38 Jaffcc, Daniel 90, 152, 157 Jaffec, David 42, 123, 155, 156, 189, 246 Jaksa, Thomas 29 Jamalieh, Riad 103 James, Sarah 24 Janovich, Fredrick 103 Jardine, Barbara 56, 58, 123 Jarvis, Pauline 90, 177 Jaworski, Kelle 64. 66, 103, 161 Jaynes, Stacy 75 Jerry, Tommie 103 Jerry, Zera 8, 65, 69 Jerulle, Todd 103, 149, 154 Jocrin, Stephanie 75 Johnson, Christine 63. 103 Johnson, Dawn 90 Johnson, Denccn 56, 58, 60, 69. 90 Johnson, Robert 104 Johnson, Walter 75, 142 Jones, Cathryn 104 Jones. David 123 Jones, Donna 75 Jones, Douglas 104, 157 Jones, Jeffrey 104 Jones. Jennie 90 Jones, Jennifer 66, 166 Jones, Judi 64, 104, 166 Jones, Michelle 75 Jordan, David 64 June, Tanya 69, 90 Justice, Perry 123 Justice, Richard 104, 179 Kalfayan, Paula 75 Kamcrschcn, Thomas 124, 189 Kamcrschcn, Vickiann 55, 90 Karagozian, John 104 Karpinski, Lisa 104 Katschanow, Tanya 51, 55, 56, 124, 161, 188 Kauffmann, Kay 56, 64, 75, 163 Kauffmann, Keith 63, 104, Kautz, Angela 15, 124, 168, 191 Kautz, Beverly 75, 165 Kautz, Brian 124, 186 Kautz, Mitzi 75, 159, 165 Kavalar. Jeffrey 76 Kavalar, Mark 104 Keeler. Sheila 9(jl Keener, Alan 62. 124, 189 Kccscy, Scott 56, 90 Kelly, Shawn 156 Keillor, Anne 104 Keller, Patricia 76 Kendall, Jennifer 66, 76, 167 Kendall. Mark 76 Kendall, Teresa 42, 62, 66, 124, 187 Kenely, Kitt 76, 142, 153 Kcnely, Don 155 Kennedy, Andrea 104 Kennedy, Mark 51 Kenny, Richard 76 Kerchncr, Scott'76 Kestila, Esther 29 Khamo, Hirmiz 90 Khamou, Yezen 104 Kilano, Sausan 104 Kilaao, Wissam 76 King, Douglas 76 King, Steven 76, 150 Kinney, Mary 55 Kirsch. Kevin 104 Klcbba, Sheryl 65, 104 Klein, Carol 22 Kleiner, Joseph 76 Kleiner, Peggy 76 Kleiner, Richard 104 Kleiner, Shelley 76 Kler, Karen 90 Knapp, Patrick 68 Kniepcr, Patricia 124 Kobylinski, Matt 39 Kohl, Karl 3, 104, 151 Kollin, Merclc 38 Kolito, Christopher 124, 155 Kolito, Terrance 104, 155 Kompsie. Colleen 42, 246 Koncy, Helene 22 Konja, Anthony 91, 152, 157 Korb, Paul 91, 142 Kovach, Scott 124 Kowalec, Susan 91, 161 Kowalec, Thomas 124 Kowalski. Dawn 64, 91, 166 Kownacki, Mike 156, 158, 159 Kraasc, Tracie 76 Krause, Kenneth 76 Kregcr, Diane 63, 104, 151, 161, 164 Krekling, Kathryn 76 Krusicwicz, Monica 76 Kuang, Hui 28, 68, 91, 159 Kuipcr, Gregory 76 8 Kulick, Wilma 44 Kulka, Bruno 76 Kurzynski, Matthew 76 Lada, Jacquelin 51, 56, 58, 125 Ladd, David 15, 61, 125, 140, 188 Lakin, Robert 27, 68 Lambert, Julie 64, 66, 91, 125, 159, 165, 169 LaMountain, Ruth 67 Land, Susan 62, 125, 161, 190 Landry, Dawn 76 Landry, Patrick 125, 188 Lane, Anne 56, 58, 125, 191 Langschied, David 125 LaPicrre, Michele 26, 91 LaPierre, Robin 76 LaPinsky, Jeffrey 53, 91 LaPinsky, Thomas 76 Larcau, Brian 76 Larcau, Raymond 104 Larsen, Gerald 59, 69, 104 Larsen, Matthew 76 Latshaw, Mark 50, 91, 150 Lavcdas, Elizabeth 76 La very, Colleen 104 Lavery, Fiona 66, 76 Lavoy, Tina 104 Lavoy, Victoria 91 Law, Diana 91 Law, Ellis 76, 145, 153 Law, Gordon 125, 191 Lawrence, Ron 91 LeBlanc, Mark 104 LcBlanc, Ranac 76 Leckta, Robert 91 Ledford, Bethany 64, 104, 163, 164 Ledford, Susan 64, 166, 168 Lcetch. 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Robin 91, 169. 170, 64 Link, Steven 126. 140, 156, 187 Linn, Craig 63, 104, 147. 154 Loftis, Mary 91 l.oginow, Cindy 104 Lohmcier, Dennis 91 Long, Fredrick 25 Lowe, Matthew 91, 142, 155 Luckett, Dana 44, 45, 57, 126, 163, 168, 188 Luckett, Paul 66, 91, 147 Luke, Stacey 104 Lukasiewicz, Patricia 22, 23 Lundberg, Karin 76 Lundquist, Kevin 104, 152, 154 Lyskawa, John 104 Mac Donald, Christine 104 Mac Donald, Denise 66, 77, 166 Mac Donald, Jane 39 Mac Donald, Kathleen 64, 66, 77, 165 Mac Donald, Marianne 56, 91 Macintosh, Tammy 77 Mack, George 150 Macumber, Deborah 42, 43, 54, 56, 61, 125, 161, 191 Major, George 38 Majors, Michael 76 Makulski, Mollie 77 Malkin, David 125 Maloney, Cathy 125 Maltese, Joseph 26, 44 Manctta. Martin 105, 143, 147, 155 Mankowski, Cheryl 125 Makowski, Jeffrey 77, 142 Manly, Ranard 105 Mann, Calvin 59, 69, 91, 142, 150 Mansour, Malamih 105 Mansour, Mohsin 77 Mansour, Rashid 77 Mansour, Steve 126, 145, 178 Marchioni, Paul 16, 60, 64, 91, 179 Marr, Brian 105 Marsh, Michael 77 Martin, Anna 13, 63, 105, 170 Martin, Christine 77 Martin. Curtis 77 Martin, Lisa 64 Martin, Michelle 77, 170 Martin, Paul 105 Martin, Philip 154 Martin, Theresa 62, 26 Martin. Victoria 77, 161 Martyn, Sarah 65, 105 Maskill, William 91 Mason, Christopher 77 Mason, Richara 105, 140, 152 Mason, Ronald 91 Masserang. Pamela 163, 188 Massie, Donald 77. 142 Mather. Ann 77, 170 May. Robert 22. 23 Maynard. Kent 77 Mayvillc, Daniel 36, 105 Mayville, John ,27, 92 McAtcc, Ronald 105 McCabe, Colleen 92. 105 167 McCarroll, David 92, 145, 153 McCarroll, Kcllv 64, 66, 77, 167 McClain, Michael 25 McCleary, Keith 92, 142, 151 McClinchcy, Maria 23 McCloud, Shirley 69, 77, 170 McCleod, Thomas 145 McCoy, Joseph 77 McCoy, Kenneth 105 McCoy, Lenorc 65 McDonald, Katherine 77 McEvers, Julie 66, 77 McFarlin, Cora 105 McGillis, Michael 68, 92 McGinnis, Lucille 38 McGriff, Kimberly 105 McGriff, Randell 77, 150 McGuire, Cheryl 49. 77 Mclntee, Timothy 50, 126, 151 McKinney, Richard 77, 150 McLain, Kevin McLain, Steven 77, 142 McLane, Gregory 92, 151 McLellan, Kelly 92 McMahen, Christopher 105 McNally, Stephen 105 McNamara, Scott 77 McNeil, Donald 35 Meadows, Lawrence 92 Meadows, William 127 Means, Demetrius 127 Meister, Mrs. 65 Mclling, Pamela 92 Melvin, Sherrie 92 Mersnick, Michelle 77, 176 Mcseraull, Ann 92 Metcalfe, Robert 105, 151 Meyer, Shane 77, 142, 153 Meyers, Daniel 127, 182, 190 Meyers, Steven 77, 142, 150 Michael, Michael 92 Midea, Nick 32, 33, 140. 141. 168 Mihclich, Marcia 168 Mikhael, Nadia 55, 77 Mikho, Mouhannad 77 Mikho, Mounther 105 Milarch, Sherri 78 Miller, Paul 78, 127 Miller, Richard 105 Miller, Stuart 92 Miller, Thomas 46, 50, 64, 105 Minncci, Gayle 28, 29, 60 Minnick, William 105 Mischle, Julie 161, 188 Monette, Brian 105 Montgomery, Albert 92, 105 Moore. Carolyn 92 Moore, Ella 69, 78 Moreficld, Tonya 69, 105 Morey. Cinthia 92, 169 Morey, Martha 184 Morey, Melissa 78 Morgan Michelle 92 Morris, Amy 78 Morris, Lisa 65, 105 Morris, Richard 78, 143 Morris, Victor 155 Morrison, Maureen 105 Morton, David 56, 92 Morton, James 105 Morton, Rita 39 Morton, Shari 92, 163 Motley, Thomas 78 Moy, Siuwan 92 Mrozek, Michelle 56, 57, 58, 105 Mrozek, Walter 92 Mui, Suzie 66, 78 Mui, Christine 44, 54, 56, 127, 187 Mui, Sizie 66, 78 Mullen, Ann 56, 58, 105, 179 Mullen, Theresa 61, 127, 187 Munson, James 24 Muma, Brian 62, 127, 140, 151 Murley, Linda 24, 56, 58 Murphy, Beatrice 78 Murphy, Michele 127 Musilli, Elizabeth 78 Myles, Anita 106 Nachman, Jonathan 106 Nagle, Donna 92 Namin, Joseph 78 Namin, Michial 92, 145 Napier, Ellen 106 Neal, Gail 106 Nease, Anthony 78, 142, 153 Negus, Lisa 16, 50, 106, 170 Negus, Michael 51, 64, 127, 155 Neilson, Lisa 78, 161, 166 Nelson, Michael 25, 78, 147 Newbuty, Rhonda 78 Newburg, Rhonda 78 Newburg, Scott 153 Newhouse, Kimberly 11, 48, 55, 56, 127. 189 Newhouse, Kristine 78 Nichols, Roger 92, 69 Nickles, Steven 67, 127, 189 Niemitale, Jennifer 78 Noe, James 78, 144 North, Delores 38 North, Kevin 92, 157 Nowaczcwski, Robert 78 Nowland. Michael 92, 150--, 157 Nutt, Juliet 67, 189 Obenhoff, Michelle 78 Ockstadt, Karl 5, 92, 182 O'Connell. Terry 106 Ohearn. Thomas 92 Oja, Jill 78 Ojibway. Richard 78 Oldham, Felicia 78 Oldham, Monica 54. 127 Oldham. Tammy 78 Oliver, Gordon 59, 63, 69, 106 Olsen, David 21 239 Olsen, Jennifer 56, 64, 65, 128, 170, 188 Oneil, Margaret 78 Oneil, Maureen 92 Onncla, Elizabeth 54, 128, 143, 190 Onthank, James 128, 181, 188 Onthank, Kimberly 78 Oquin, Jerry 92 Ordiway, Benjamin 106 Orlando, Carol 106 Osberger, Mark 58, 78 Ostheim. Kurt 78, 142, 153 Ostrow, Robert 27 Owens, Curtis 150 Owens, Randall 56, 93 Paczkowski, Kathryn 46, 64, 78, 159, 165 Paczkowski, Lynne 62, 128, 164, 191 Page, Mary 93 Page, Mike 42, 106, 140, 151 Palmer, Lanier 11, 64, 149 Pannell, Navis 54, 69 Papadopoulos, Nichaloos 93 Papich, Liza 16, 52, 55, 64. 106 Paraday, Leisa 93 Parent, Catherine 64, 93, 163, 166 Parham, Richard 61, 69, 78, 142, 150 Parkes, Lisa 55, 64, 106 Parkcs, Melanie 78 Parkington, Jenny 79 Parkington, Lisa 128, 190 Parkington, Tracy 93 Parlin, William 128 Parson, Duane 93, 150 Partalis, Matthew 128 Pasfield, Veronica 106 Paskoff. Cindy 31, 67 Patana, Leeann 79 Paterson, Daniel 79 Patruski, Linda 55 Patterson, Cherry 69, 93 Pavloff, Kia 93, 143 Pcggins, Lizabeth 79 Peggins, Mark 79, 93 PcFlerito, Ann 159 Pelletier, Linda 93, 106 Pelletier, Pamela 93 Peltier, Gordon 106 Pemberton, Shirley 34, 35 Perkins, Todd 56, 79 Perrault, Renee 128 Pcrrault. Rochelle 93 Perry, Della 79 Peters. William 79 Peterson. Margaret 93 ‘ m Pettey, Suzanne 79 Pettit, James 106 Pettit, Mary 106 Pettit, Thomas 53, 61, 79 Pflicger,''Steven 9£ 157' - Phclps. David 26. 128. 145 Phillips, Cynthia 64. 93, 165 Piazza, Douglas 106 Piley, Willy 56 Pineau, Paul 8, 56, 57, 58, 60, 61, 63, 106, 179 Pincr, Stephanie 66, 79 Pinkerton, Kirsten 128 Pins, David 93 Pisarski, Timothy 79 Pitrucelli, Gina 16, 106 Ploskonka, Deborah 10, 65, 128, 190 Ploskonka, Rina 69, 106 Ploskonka, Rita 55 Ploskonka, Roberta 77 Plowick, Brenda 93 Poehlman, Tanya 54, 106 Pochlman, Jeffrey 79 Pohl, Kathryn 64, 106, 158, 164 Poindexter, Eddie 106 Polgar, Susan 36 Pollard, Coleen 106 Pollock, Debra 69, 79 Pollock, Tanya 106 Porter, David 79 Porter, Sharon 55, 106 Poterala, Christopher 79 Poterala. Gregory 49. 100, 129, 143, 155 Potrzuski, Linda 93 Potts, Martha 93 Potts, Nancy 17, 26, 68 Potts, Thomas 79 Potvin, Michael 129 Powe, Diedre 79 Powell. David 79 Powell, Diane 106 Powers, Donna 93 Price, Kimberly 93, 166, 169 Prince, Rodney 13, 93 Prophet, Conrad 140 Prophet, Karen 69, 93 Prudden, Matthew 19, 142, 150 Pruitt, David 79 Purdy, Christopher 79 Rado, Eileen 38 Rakowsky, Malhildc 31 Ramer, Linda 129 Randall, Charris 179 Randall, Nancy 69 Rank, Greg 64, 65, 129, 140, 141 Ray, Anna 23, 65 Rcckarl, Carol 106 Rcckart, John 129, 189 Reczek. Mark 93 147 Redden, Leslie 93 Redden, Mary 25, 106 Reed, Judy 93 Reed, Mary 106 Reeder, Becky 107 Reddy, Laurie 107, 169 Reedy, William 155 Reeves, Roslinc 129 Reich, Alec 79 Reich, Carole 107 Reid. David 129 Rcimcr, FTKM07 •— Reimcr. Kathleen 93 Reiter, David 63, 107, 151 Reiter. Wayne 29, 129, 156, 191 Rembert, William 35, 79 Retheford, Michael 79 Reynolds, Mark 59, 93 Reynolds, Megan 79 Reyst, John 79 Revesz, Lyra-Leah 25 Rhinehart, David 153 Riccardi, Michael 79 Richards, Karen 48, 63, 107 Richards, Scott 33, 49 Richards, Thomas 50, 129, 147, 188 Rickman, Carl 79, 142 Ridenour, Clifford 64. 107, 149, 159 Rimoon, Robin 129 Riley, Angela 45, 61, 65, 69, 79. 170 Riley, Brigid 56, 93 Riley, Rochelle 79 Riley, Romona 93 Riley, William 58, 79 Rimmcr, Leonard 107, 140 Ridout, Flora 39 Rinehart, David 79 Rinehart, Lois 46, 93 Riwney, Cindy 25 Robbins, l.inda 25, 107 Robbins, Sally 64, 66, 79. 165 Roberts, Tawnya 67 Robertson, Jennefcr 107 Robin, Romcl 93 Rocheleau, Michelle 80 Rochelcau, Ronald 107 | Rock, Bill 39 Rodis, Antigone 55, 80 Rodis, Orsalia 55, 68 Roggin, Karen 107 Rohm, Terrance 129, 145, 153 Roper, Paula 56, 58, 93 Roper, Tawnya 93 Rosebrough, Russell 93 Rosen, Irving 39 Rosenblatt, Karl 107, 153 Rosiek, Rene 56, 57. 58, 62, 64, 68, 129, 170, 191 Rosinski, Frank 67 Ross, Mardcll 80, 142, 150 Ross, Mark 80 Ross, Regina 69, 94 Ross, Terrance 36, 80 Ross, Wendall 22, 69, 130 Rossman, Lisa 80, 161, 166 Rostafinski, Barbara 16. 64, 107, 163, 164 Rostafinski, Eva 62. 130, 163, 186 Rostron, John 80 Roux, Chuck 184 Rubba. Richard 94, 157 Rubin, Barbara 29 Ruby, Mayasa 191 Rudorf, Marc 94, 176 Ruhl, Edward 37, 107 Ruhl, Melody 45, 55, 62 Ruhlman,'Colleen 7, 16, 51, 61. 64, 130, 164, 165, 168, 170, 191 Ruppenthal, Lisa 47, 130 Russell, Sharon 62, 130, 168, 190 Ryan, Kathy 130 Ryan, Thomas 80 Sabbag, Rene 94 Sabbagh, Attor 130 Sabbota, Ira 94 Sabbota, Irwin 130, 151, 189 Sala, John 145 Sample, Denise 130, 165 Sampson, Darryl 107 Samseli, Tracy 3, 55, 68, 130, i 186 I Sanders, Michael 94, 157 Sanders, Ronald 107, 140, 157 Sargent, Christi 80, 130 Sargent, Robin 94 Satterfield, Wayne 107 Sawyer, Eric 107 Saxer, Sara 66, 94 Schabinger, Krista 56, 57, 58, 189 Schaefer, Michael 107 Schank, Ronald 26 Schater, Terry 150 Scheuermann, Thomas 131 , Schiffer, Amy 56, 63, 66, 107 Schilling. Lisa 68 31, 186 Schimmclmann, Bryon 80 Schimmelmann, Scott 107 Schmcltcr, Kelly 64, 66. 80, 161 Schmidt, Wendell 42. 56, 59, 67. 131, 188 Schnell, Eugene 80 Schroeder, Laurence 107 Schwartz, Brian 80 Schwartz, Cynthia 80 Schwartz, Nancy 131 Schwartz, Steven 69, 107 Schwiuntek, Brian 131 Schater, Terry 150 Scott, Myron 107 Scuddcr, Daniel 131 Segal, Rosalyn 24 Scgarra, Yvette 80 Sellers, Krystin 80, 163, 166 Senkowski, Lawrence 32, 33 Scpcra, Laura 131 Sesi, Thamira 131, 190 Sexton, Camalla 107 Sexton, Ellen 65, 131 Seymour, Albert 131 Seymour, Robert 107 Shaffer, Dinccn 35. 54, 170, 180 Shaffer. George 80 Shaffer, Pcnni 54, 131, 180 Shaffer, Wendy 55, 64, 94, 180 Shah, Sanjit 94 Shallal. Michael 155 Shank, Amanda 94 Shanklin, Patrice 69 Sharpies, Matthew 56, 80, 150 Shaw, Catherine 94,- 167 • fj Shaw, Janis 65, 132, 186 Shaw, Karen 94 Shcffcr, Shirley 80 Sheldon. Kristen 64, 68, I07,f, 158, 159 1« 240 I heldon, Nicole 61, 80 hcpherd, Darren 23, 132 hepherd, Tony 132 homo, Tammy 94 huler, Richard 80 . hunia, Wcsam 132 ibula, Mary 65, 170 iersma. Jay 132, 188 ilva, John 107 lilveri, Andrew 44, 132 iilveri, Anthony 80, 142, 153 iimon, Lisa 55, 132, 190 iimon, Michelle 94 imon, Paul 80 immons, Rosemary 23, 65 Jimpson, Ann 39 ims, Thomas 107 ink, Marie 66, 94 itter, Cheryl 132 itto, Alida 94 Iabiak, Martin 80 ladick, Lisa 132 ladick, Paul 94, 145 Slaughter, Kelly 107, 168 Slavick, Natalie 94, 159, 165 Slish, Mary 64, 65, 107 Sloss, Victor 132 mith, Albert 80 Smith. Brian 80, 150 mith, Carrie 40 Smith, Dale 133 mith, David 107, 155 mith. Dawn 80 Smith, Deborah 55, 94 Smith, Donald 80, 142 mith, Julie 61, 80 mith, Kevin 107, 179 mith, Kimberly 108 Smith, Krisanna 108 Smith, Lisa 108 mith, Marissa 80 Smith, Mary 21 Smith, Paul 133, 182 Smith, Robert 80 Smith, Ronda 80 Smith, Sandra 132, 191 mith, Terry 50, 108 Smith, Thomas 44, 94, 142, 152, 157 Snell, Lynn 94 Socha, Andrew 94 Solar, Evamarie SO, 163 Sonquist, Jane 37 Sophiea, Gary 142, 148 Sophica, Michael 142 Sorah, John 85 Souder, Johnnie 39 Sparkman, Vicki 108 Springer, Randy 108 St. Peter, Debra 108 Staten, Lore 108 Stayton, Judyth 49. 80, 159 Steele, April 108 Stcnback, Kirk 67, 133, 188 Stephan, Joann 133 Stephan, Paul 108 Stephen, Alvin 69, 155 Stephens, Windell 69, 140, 141, 155, 191 Steve, Christine 81 Stevens, Joseph 68. 133, 182. 246 - Stevenson, Michelle 81 Stevenson, Shawn 94 Stewart, Karen 81 Stokes, Matfhew 108 Storeng, Charles 81 SKyrnieryl 47, 81, 161 Strain, John 94 Strilcov, David 133, 147 Stryjecki. Sharon 81 Strzalkowski, David 108 Strzalkowski, Michael 133 3tucher, Kolin 108, 151 Hncffimek, Kimberly 108 Sudci Laura 55, 81 Summars, Malisa 81 Summers, Frank 133, 191 Summers, Jesse 94 Summers, Robert 94 Surowka, Christine 35 Svehar, Lisa 55, 64, 108 fc,. Swaney, Deloress 81 D Sweet, Kelli 16, 60, 64, 94, 170 Sweet, Sherri 16, 61, 68, 133, 186 Sweet, Thomas 94 Skszcondronski, Edward 29 Syasure, Karrie 81, 166 Takis, John 26 Tallent, Barry 155 Tamm, Anthony 108, 140, 148, 149, 155 Tatro, Eva 66, 94 Taulbee, Carl 94, 143, 155 Taylor, Darryl 167 Taylor, Matthew 81 Taylor, Stacha 56, 68, 94, 169 Taylor, Timothy 63, 66, 69. •08, 183 Tebbe, Daun 81 Terrell, Antohny 81, 142, 150 Terry. Clifford 56, 94 Teufel, Dawn 81, 161 Thatcher, Diane 81 Thomas, Michael 94, 142, 150 Thomas, Samuel 81, 142 Thomas, Steven 11, 140, 141, 149 Thompson, Erwin 155 Thompson, Kathleen 108 Thompson, Mark 133, 151 Thompson, Ray 94, 145, 147, 157 Thompson, Scott 15, 62, 133, 190 Thompson, Wayne 108 Thorns, Felicia 108 Thorton, Keith 15, 134, 140, 155 Tibbitt, Edward 81 Tillman, Alison 64, 108, 158, 159 Toman, Steven 108, 149, 155 Tomassi, Rebecca 108 Tomsett, Robert 81, 153 Travis, David 108, 176 Trent, Kenneth 94 Trottier, Leslie 134, 189, 246 Troutt, Kevin 35, 81, 150 Truvally, Dona 81 Tsatsanis, Lilly 7, 13, 15, 64, 164, 170, 191 Tunnicliff, John 95, 145 Turner, Jill 69, 95 Turner, Saundra 69, 81, 170 Uber, Amy 56, 95, 161 Umlauf, Norma 134 Ura, Kathryn 108, 246 Usuan, Lisa 81 VanDccar, Phil 29, 69 Van Flees, Lolita 108 Vaughn, Tonya 69, 95 Vennard, Daniel 108, 155 Vidis, Daniel 108 Vidis, David 134 Vinton, Christopher 32, 95, 142, 153, 155 Vojinov, Deanna 61, 134, 186 Volz, Anne 81, 161 Voorheis, James 81, 142, 147 Wagner, Emily 49, 63, 108 Wagner, John 108 Wagner, Robin 68, 134, 190 Waldick, Michael 108 Waller, Thomas 67, 95, 142, 155 Walsh, Brenda 95 Watson, Wesley 139 Weaver, April 66, 81 Weaver, Kristine 81 Weaver, Lawrence 61, 134, 155, 178 Weaver, Patricia 60, 108 179 Webster, Bud 33 Weeks, James 108, 140 Wcin, Deborah 81 Wcin, Mark 63, 108, 153 Weir, Leslie 5, 134, 158, 168 Weir, Lisa 134. 158, 164, 168 Weir, Timothy 95, 130, 142 Wcnz, Paula 134, 187 Wessels, Michael 45, 108, 140, 155 West, Julicanne 5, 53, 56, 58, 95 Wharry, Laura 109 Wheeler, Christine 95 Wheeler, Earl 69, 135 Wheeler, James 109 Whipple, Kevin 95 White, Amy 81 Whittaker, Colleen 95 Wilbourn, Kimberly 95 Wiley, Cheryl 42, 135, 187, 246 Wiley, Colin 109 Wilkerson, Hazel 95 Willcock, Cinthia 64, 95, 167 Willett. Alan 140, 141, 157 Willett, Mark 5, 50, 95, 143, 150, 155 Willett, Marie 135, 187 Willett, Monique 64, 95, 167, 246 Willett, Wayne 95 Williams, Joe 45 Williams, Lisa 8, 60, 95, 246 Williams, Richard 95 Williamson, Fredrick 8, 42, 135, 191 Willis, Craig 109, 157 Willis, Dawn 135 Wilson, Jeffrey 81, 145, 150 Wilson, John 135 Wilson, Karen 82 Wilson, Patrick 82 Wilson, Rebecca 109 Wilson, Robin 135, 190 Wilson, Thomas 109 Wimbury, William 82, 142 Winsjansen, Noreen 16, 42, 43. 95, 135, 191 Winsjansen, Sheila 51 Winton, Claude 13, 15, 56, 60, 61, 133, 140 Wisner, Cinthia 95 Witucki, Lori 23, 54, 135 Wolf, Douglas 67 Wolfinger, David 135, 188 Wolfinger, Robin 95, 170 Wood, Lynctte 42, 49, 136, 187, 246 Woodard, David 37, 109, 150 Woodard, Joetta 109 Woodruff, Darnella 136, 189 Wos, Lisa 16, 61, 188 Wright, Howard 95, 153, 155 Wright, Karen 95 W right, Kathleen 109 Wright, Randall 95 W right, William 136, 140 W ujeki, Amy 109. 163, 168 W'ujcik, Andrew 109, 140, Wujcik. Paul 82, 142, 153 Yhkemonis, Michael 136 Yaldo, Hisam 95 Yaldo, Lubna 136 Yates, Kenneth 69, 109. 144 Yatooma. Sanaa 109 Yezak, Kimberly 42, 66, 136, 189 Ycazk, Michael 82. 142, 150 Yingling, John 136, 153, 189 Yodhcs, Lucy 65, 136, 188 Yodhes, Patrick 109 Yonker, Jeffrey 109 Young, Kathy 169 Young, Phillip 109. 140, 157 Young, Shcu 95 Young, Theresa 95 Younftton, Patricia 7, 51. 56, 58, 62, 136. 161 Zak, David 131 Zartiesnik, Tracy 109 Zckd; Maryann 56, 58, 95, 163, 246 Zemanc Zcndler, 155 Zielinski Sharlcne 136, 190 Zipser, Neal 82, 180 Zipser, Saul 56, 58, 109, 177 Zirotte, Fredrick 82 Zuchlinski, Hclga 26 Zuckerj Abraham 82 t; Zucker, Sara 26, 126,1189 Zuckcrbcrg, Scott 95,1153 241 Time capsule 1982 ... It was a year of violence, as attempts were made on the lives of key world leaders. It was a year of protest, as strikes unified Polish workers, devastated Patco air traffic controllers, and angered baseball fans. It was a year of women’s achievements, as the push to pass the Equal Rights Amendent continued, and one woman won a seat on the Supreme Court bench while another won a seat on a throne. It was a year of scientific advancement, as America produced its first test-tube baby, computers and calculators became common household items, and the space program completed its first successful mission by a reusable space vehicle. Above left: President Ronald Reagan winces as he is shot March 30, 1981. John Hinckley, Jr. was charged with shooting the President and three others. Lower left: Egyptian President Anwar Sadat was assassinat- ed while reviewing a military parade. October 6, 1981. Right: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor poses on the steps of the Supreme Court building just before being sworn in as the first woman member of the nation's highest court. 242 Left: A handgun, circled at left, is pointed at Pope John Paul II during an assassination attempt in St. Peter’s Square, May 13, 1981. Below: England's Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, his new Princess of Wales, smile and share a special moment as their carriage draws away from St. Paul’s Cathedral after their wedding, July 29. 1981. Left: The space shuttle Columbia lifts off at Kennedy Space Center with the Ameri- can flag in the foreground, November 12, 1981. Above: Yankees’ rookie of the year, Dave Righetti, plays in baseball's first “2nd. season” after a strike ending mid-July. If we could save time in a bottle, The first thing that we’d like to do, Is to save everyday ’til eternity passes away, Just to spend them with you. But time can’t be stored like perfume or sand, It’s fleeting, like laughter and tears. So memories saved, on these pages engraved, Are all we’ll have left of these years. 245 Editors Administration Caren Curtin Pam Clemence Mike Page Staff Business Manager Steve Ainsworth Kim Yezak Michelle Austin Photographers Mike Barnard Tracy Ambrose Anne Eggen Brad Bromley Mimi lllidgc Nancy Davies David Jaffee Richard Fritz Colleen Kompsic Fred Williamson Joe Stevens Sports Leslie Trotticr Mary Bolton Kathy Ura Rob Leonhardt Cheryl Wiley Activities Monique Willett Debbie Macumber Lisa Williams Wcndc Schmidt Lynette Wood Classes Marianne Zeko Terri Kendall Advisor Norecn Winsjanscn Ms. Mimi Gass Special thanks to the following people: Roy Burkhart, Anthony Carter. John Dzyacky, Donna Giltrow, Jostens American Yearbook Co., Mike McClain. Keith McCleary, Gayle Minncci. Rosalyn Segal, Sandy Scttcrlind, Larry Thomas, Judy Walker, Joe Williams, World Wide Photos, and all teachers who contributed pictures from their past. Original lyrics from “Time in a Bottle” by Jim Croce. 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