Ferndale High School - Talon Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1988 volume:

Academics . . Organizations Classes....... Sports ....... Student Life . Advertising . 18 .42 .68 130 166 180 Ferndale High School 881 Pinecrest Ferndale, Michigan 48220 Volume 29 Above right: Drum Ma- jors Dan Hrcha and Carey Gibbons lead their first division band down Nine Mile, during the Homecoming pa- rade. Lower left: Natan Amit, Kevin Plezia and Kevin Graf show their “bad” look on the way out to lunch. Right: Jun- ior Lisa Kalou observes her teammates during the Homecoming races. 2 FERNDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY 222 E. NINE MILE ROAD FERNDALE, Ml 48220 Above left: Joe Bice and Amy Nack get a kick out of their 70's apparel. Right: Paul LcTissier, John Loudcrmilk. Paul Fur- man, Jeremy Pochlman. Debbie Maxwell. Erika Ernest, Katie Murphy, Mike Jones. Ryan Winn, Jeff Watters, Chris Hambrick and Chris Jackson show the sophomore strength that won them the most points during Homecoming week. Lower left: Seniors Jennie Rus- sell, Jennifer Tenorio and Jil Eggen go over the next play to crush the juniors with coach Cavazos. Right: Sean Lacey is transformed into a Hari Krish- na to convert the senior class into peace loving children. 3 Opposite page, above left: Junior April Zendler strives to maintain her second chair of the orchestra's first violin section. Right: Robert Priest and Ly Sing Ung know that to reach excellence they must be accurate in the Chemistry lab. Lower left: After an excellent play senior linebacker John Shankool celebrates his victory. Right: Choir A basses Larry Wein and Joe McKee go over a difficult phrase of “Exultatc Justi in Domino for the upcoming Christmas Concert. Above left: Senior Kyle Irwin awaits the outcome of his pitch. Right: Senior Marissa Miles puts aside her anticipation of the Powder- puff game to concentrate on her Spanish teacher. Lower left: Sophomore Charlie Morgan tries his best to hop to the finish line during Spirit Week competition. Right: Freshman Brandon Ivory gets absorbed in his reading. Above left: Mr. Dixon’s Advanced Government class promotes peace and good will during spirit week. Right: Junior girls express their jubilance during the one bright moment of a dissappointing 20-6 loss. Lower left: Sophomores show their spirit after decorating their hallway. Right: Juniors David Grabkc and Adam Facsko have definite pride in their call. Opposite page, above left: The J.V. Cheerleaders get “fired up” before the Homecoming parade. Right: Seniors DaDonna Stone, Jeff Sanders, Jeff Farlin. Todd Krajniak, Eric Kirkwood, and Shannon Jaklic dominate the festivities at the Homecom- ing assembly. Lower: Katie Wcsscls and Teresa Enos watch the Eagles defeat S.M.A. rival Kimball on a crisp fall day. Opposite page, above left: Senior Jon Gill gives it his best in qualifying for the state cross country meet. Right: Senior Jeff Katzman and junior Karen Pinkos demonstrate their acting abilities in this year's fall show. Lower left: Nathaniel Williams attempts to create a delicacy within the class period. Right: Jun- ior James Anderson takes a ferocious swing. Above left: “Mad Artist” Jamie Stevenson puts the finishing touches on his masterpiece. Right: Senior Ed Thorp shows off the “E B’s Revenge,” an original drum solo he wrote with junior Brian Patterson. Left: Sen- ior Karin Kuang proudly lights the candles for the incoming National Honor Society members. 9 Opposite page, above left: The 1987 Homecoming court enjoys a fall afternoon at Quarton Lake. Lower left: Third runners-up Jeff Landry and Sheila Kennedy savor a moment after Coronations. Right: First runners-up Lou Payloff and Sherry Cameron pose on a crisp fall day. Above left: Second runners-up Anne Cavazos and Tom Hubbard share the closeness o; Homecoming. Lower left: John Trammell and Faith Shepherd reign supreme at Coronations. Right: Fourth runners-up Dan Hreha and Katie Wesscls pose by Quarton Park waterfall. Below left: Exhausted flag corps members Rachel Haddad and Elaina Gartner call it quits after a long march in the Homecoming parade. Right: Mr. Corsini gives it a thumbs up after another successful locker break-in. Lower left: Sophomores Jenny Lievense and Debbie Maxwell get tangled up in their work. Right: Ms. Gass cracks under pressure trying to make a yearbook deadline Opposite page, above left: Senior Steve Glaspic unleashes the fury from his locker. Right: Ms. Murley watches senior Bert Evans run over fellow classmate J. Paul Winton on the way to the cafeteria. Lower left: Senior Peter Benner watches with disappointment as his teammates play his last season without him Right: Even honor student Ken Helton has off days once in awhile. MMMH IN OFfICt Minor Setbacks, Bu± Above left: Carmen Onofrei and Stephanie Gerdan ham it up on their way to the Center for Advanced Studies and the Arts. Right: The Golden Eagle Marching Band leads us on our way to a Golden Homecoming victory over Seaholm. Right: Seniors Stacey Ponkey, Julie Morey, Doug Lambert. Amy Wanley and Pat O'Neill eat a hearty breakfast to prepare for their clash with the juniors in the annual Powderpuff football game. Lower right: Sophomore Chris Wright goes for the gold as he rides to a disappointing loss against the seniors. Opposite page, above left: Junior Powderpuff players storm the courtyard before their “rip session with the seniors in the Pep Rally. Right. Mike Gardner shows his partner Cassandra Ealy his best Travolta move. Low- er left: Freshman Demitrius Gunn gives a monumental perfor- mance as he helps his team tear apart Webb. Right: Senior John Trammell calls forth his victorious players during the annual Homecoming Pep Rally. 14 Above left: Russ Bromley and Heidi Jones enjoy a moment of friendship during a slow dance at the 1987 Prom. Right: While turning in their tickets, Estelle Herman and Dan Collycr anticipate their night together at Thomas Crystal Gardens. Below left: Pete Benner and Steve Lyskawa offer a sophisticated smile before they go “Into the Night.'’ Right: Michelle Landry and Colleen Atkinson take time out to pose in their beautiful prom attire. 16 Being a teenager in high school is a combination of things. We want to be successful, but what does this mean? For us at FHS, it means always striving to do our best whether it be in our academic pursuits, jobs, athletics, family lives, extra-curricular activities, or just relaxing. 1988 is an Olympic year. The athletes who have practiced and progressed for four years will finally get the chance to show the world all that they can do. These years have prepared them to meet the final challenge just like our years at FHS are preparing us for life. Both the Olympics and this period of our lives are about courage and determination. 1988 has been a year where we’ve pushed ourselves. We’ve had our glorious victories and our painful defeats, but just like the Olympic athlete, they’ve made us stronger. When we look back on 1988, it will be obvious .ha, we were GOING fQR QQiPf 17 = Above left: Principal Ed Griffen addresses the audience at Commencement. Right: Mr. Williams greets students with a smile. Panel: Ed Griffen, Robert, Joe Williams. Right: Mr. Corsini asks if he really deserves this. 20 Above left: Counselor Sam Reder looks up a possible schedule change for a student. Right: Mrs. Minneci checks the computer before making a final de- cision. Panel: Charles Bennett, Earl LcTissicr. Gayle Minneci, Dave Olson, Sam Reder. Lower Left: Mr. LeTis- sier, Adrienne Hippe and Karen Ha- siak review their many choices for sec- ond semester classes. 21 22 Above left: A1 Gertley quickly reports a seen vandal. Right: Mr. Finlayson in- structs the delinguents on Saturday morn- ings. Panel: Marilyn Ahlquist, Teressa Beam, Kathy Cavazos, Lucille Cherney, Wilma Cooley, Wilma D’Anna, Marilyn DeLoose, Gregory Finlayson, Erma Hall. Lower right: The new security guards do their usual job of keeping up the good security here in F.H.S. Opposite page, above left: Mrs. King is all ears as she takes calls in the Athletic Office. Right: Wilma D’Anna gives a sigh after a long day’s work. Lower left: Superintendent Bill Coyne takes time out to give us a quick glance. Right: Marilyn Ahlquist checks over some papers for use later in the day. Panel: Suzanne Hartkopf, Nancy Jacobson, Athena Jennings, Donna King, Dorothy Kosovac, Rita Morton, Linda Sanders, Ken Simpson, Carole Turf. 23 Applied Technology Above left: Rcfel Salin takes her time to check over each stitch before going any further. Right: Follow- ing instructions helps Terca Grasty and Dawn Jacklic make perfect pancakes. Lower right: John Oliver carefully tapes down his paper before drawing. Oppo- site page, above left: Larry Louis takes a brief break from painting to think about his finished master- piece. Right: Anna Campbell supervises and plays with some children from her child care class. Lower left: Rafed Boji cleans off his mechanical drawing before turning it in. Panel: Richard Deardorff, Ken Follmer, Carol Gumprich, Mary Ann Kozlowski, Joe Maltese. Roger Mousseau, Shirlee Musick, Robert Ostrow, Sehilah Pitcoff, Ron Schenck. Randy Smith. 24 Above right: Marlene Hammcrlc makes a perfect replica of a skull in her pottery class. Above left: Mr. Smith starts his Orchestra class off with some of his favorite warmups. Lower left: Margaret Hanna shows Kim Harrington the best way to form a clay shape. Opposite page: Panel: Clifford Scott, Marianne Corrigan. Margaret Hanna, Linda Murley, Nancy Potts. Roger Smith, Elizabeth Wilson. Above right: Cindy Burmcistcr touches up her jungle print. Left: Jason Christiansen concentrates on making a candlestick. Lower left: Cindy Burmeister and a friend compare their artistic qualities. Right: Ann Haisha poses with her replica of a grcck temple. 27 y� Opposite page, above left: Ed Cope- land swings for the fences during a softball game. Right: Senior Jeff Wright attempts to get off a shot dur- ing a pick-up game in a team sports class. Lower left: Senior Dana Akcy looks for somebody to pass the ball during a water polo game. Left: Sopho- more Cornell Mann reaches new heights while taking his shot. Above left: Scott Westbrook imitates a shark during free time in swim class. Right: Eagle Pride is all throughout the school. Panel: Dan Bauer, Mike Kow- nacki, Shirley Pemberton, Phil Prcmo. Jane Sonquist. Left: Nawar Beba gives it his best pitch in a closely contested softball game. 29 Above left: Mrs. Corsini discusses sen- sory overload in her psychology class. Right: Juniors David Grabke and Adam Facsko ponder the lack of re- sults in their lab experiment. Panel. Allan Bancroft, John Bassier, Judy Corsini. Bill Eighmey, Eleanor Heald. Lower right: Mr. Bassier gives a quick demonstration in his biology class. 30 Above left: Junior Jill Bernard and sophomore Amy Bouchard take notes during an important biology lec- ture. Panel: Nick Midca. Jim Munson. William Russell. Larry Scnkowski. Edmund Ura. Lower left: Mr. Midea brings up a point while teaching his biology class. Right: Junior Lori Rasch and sophomore Toni Motter take a closer look at life in biology. English Panel: Randy Blumkc. Sue Burback, Barbara Demlow, Rachel Downey, Anita Farah, Mimi Gass, Diane Gee. Above left: Xiao Chen compares her answers with her English teacher, Mimi Gass. Right: David Gillis shows us his “serious” look as he catches up on some tips on broadcasting. Lower right: Mr. McClain wakes up his class with an interesting story of his past. Opposite page, above left: Mrs. Burback gives her assistance to fellow student Jennie Russell. Right. Well-known author William Kienzle gives his autograph to junior Monika Bunting. Panel: Ethel Herbig, Sarah James, Peggy Kirkland. Mike McClain, Lee Revesz, Cindy Riwncy. Lower: Christina Nicholas, Chris D’Anna. and Billy Lickman finish last minute holiday wrap- ping of the books donated by the English department to Focus Hope for needy children. 32 33 £ fa: 9 x _ OM uju_ ll ({mxrjuf Above left: Dan Lambert and Hoc Dinh use their time wisely and read their American History chapter early. Right: In his usual apparel of Ree- boks, Mr. Gold takes pride in teaching Govern- ment. Lower right: Mrs. MacDonald’s Sociology class get a a little out of hand during the class period. Opposite page, above left: Lena Dixon and Damon Tuck get their reading done in class so they won’t have any homework. Right: Dave Bourgeois sneaks a grin while doing some ditto homework. Lower: Mr. Girard tries to keep his junior class under control by reading some his- torical information on the day of the big game. Panel: Tao Bcllalouna. Bill Brown, Phil Dixon, Mike Girard, Henry Gold, Jim Grady, Bessie Hysni, Gwendolyn Jackson, Alice Jorgensen, Jane MacDonald, Donald McNeil. 34 35 Above left: Kim Monaghan and Karry Morgan team up on an assignment for office CO-OP. Right: Kerry Jones is intent on finishing her typing. Panel: Pat Lukasiewicz. Lower right: Terri Merritt, Tobcy Louis, and Monica Malone listen closely for instructions. Opposite page, lower left: Michelle Rojas concen- trates on mastering the fundamentals of typing. Right: Junior Mike Jezierski prepares for another typing drill. Panel: Robert May, Maria McClinchcy, Charlotte Pitts, Anna Ray. Lower right: LeSandra Rimmer takes a rest before a big typing test. Left: Mrs. Pitts offers a helping hand to Kelly Custer. 1 36 Above left: Jenny Lievense tries to get a quick answer while the teacher’s back is turned. Right: Michael Nelson smiles as he reads his answer to the class. Lower right: Tim Maxwell gives one of his better “grimaces as Matt Topinka and Tom Evans try to figure out a difficult problem on the board. Opposite page, above left: Daniel Lcwton is seen in total confusion. Right. Pam Staszewski gives her assistance to Peggy Tsatsos as they do board problems. Lower: Vannessa Nguyen enjoys the last few days of the summer weather during calculus class. Panel: Dorothy Bojarzin, Wendy Cavcrly, Bill Darland, Deanna Ebcrlc, Lorraine Giles, Marshall Grad, Tom Jaksa. Esther Kcstila, Kathy Novitsky, Barbara Rubin, Edward Szcodronski. 38 39 40 Above left: Mrs. Acord gives assistance to students Maurice Chancy and Dean LaFatla as they prepare cheese and crackers. Right: Dean LaFatta shows us his gourmet cooking. Lower left: Fred George helps Matt Mezger reach his goals. Panel: Susan Acord, Fred George, Betty Glaza, Mary Goswick. Barbara Hatt. Susan Polgar, Susan Richards, Dan Spear. Lower right: Melinda Gruinberg takes a break outside to get some fresh air during lunch. Above left: Senior Mike Ftouni has his eyes glued on the chalkboard during French class. Right: Mrs. Przeslawski's students arc entertained while learning the basics of French. Panel: Cathy Bra- dy. Patricia Przeslawski. Walter Ra- kowsky, Marie Sinclair, Bea Sturges. Lower left: Brigitte Toma puts deep concentration into her French class. 41 44 Above: Front: Cathy Kroesing, Heidi Jones, Joanna Brow- nell. Jill Eggcn, Larisa Farlin, Carin Klock. Row 2: Ed Ungcrman, Rich Mui, Pat O’Neill. Ru$s Bromley, Steve Glaspic, Ms. Gass. Left: Larisa Farlin and Heather Fisher prepare themselves for another shooting assignment. Below: Larisa Farlin goes to any extreme to get a picture. Opposite page, above: Karen Pinkos draws out one of the many adver- tisement lay-outs. Right: Carin Klock taps out another stack of picture captions. Below: Karen Pinkos, Sherry Cameron, Lou Pavloff, Stephanie Hanon and Heather Fisher give a new meaning to the word “chaos.” French Club 46 Above: French Club. Front: Dawn Kosut. Karen Redmon, Don- na Csicsay, Charlie Morgan. Christine McClelland, Nettie Nowicki. Dana Diskin, Cedar Wolf, Damita Payne. Andy El- bert, Jason Smith, Row 2: David Glenn. Allen Hersh, Barrett Klein, Lamond White, David Brcncau, Janet Ledford. Nadia Kcjbo. Jenny Gruber, Marla Hersh, David Anderson, Amanda Bell. Matthew Bierl. Debbie Gruszczinski, Peter Kuang. Lori Patana. Row 3: Tully Kysia, Bill St. Laurent, John Oliver. Richard Vandaclc. Greg Williamson, Jenny Lievense, Christie Stiandre, LaNiece Ballard, Karen Pinkos, Amy Irwin, Jody Trachl, Bethany Ball, Cathy Olish. Bernice Maurer. Vickie Tsatsanis, Madame Przcslawski. Row 4: Arno Klein, David Grabke, Shannon Connelly, Erika Ernest, Melinda Westphal, Laura Kirkwood. Amanda Bain, Amy Phinney, Lori Berndt. Diana Brzuchalski, Nataki Plunkett, Cathy Landrum, Jcanic Burcllc, Nicolle Jones, Anne Logan. Right: Officers. Front: President: Dawn Kosut. Row 2: Vice President: Andy Elbert, Secretary: Jason Smith. Row 3: Madame Przcslawski. Above: German Club. Front: David Grabke, Andy Elbert, Amanda Bell, Diana Brzuchalski. Row 2: Frau Sinclair, Todd Galloway, Barrett Klein, Matt Clark, Megan Hughes, Scott Manteuffel. German Club Close-Up The purpose of the close-up program is to allow high school students from across the United States to travel to Washington D.C. and participate in a week-long Gov- ernment seminar where they learn every aspect of the workings of our government. Every year Fcrndalc sends students to par- ticipate. This year's ten students went dur- ing the week of February 28 to March 5. To raise money to go they sold Entertain- ment Books and countless doughnuts and other assorted baked goods. Top: Elisa- beth Campbell. Kathy Gikas, Brooke Cud- ncy, Mr. Gold, Jill Eggen. Karen Kuang, Jennifer Russell, Kathy Price and Tamara Kncchtel. Not pictured: Miguel Moreno. 48 Above: Front: Dorothy DcRosia, Heather Fisher, Faith Shepherd, Suzic Shullcr. Miriam Bolkosky. DaDonna Stone. Rachael Goldstein. Row 2: Scott Manteuffcl, Mr. Williams, Lou Pavloff. Lower Left: Look out, Dick Purtan, here comes Joe Williams. Right: The News Team waits anxiously for each of their respective turns at the microphone. 49 Ski Club Above. Front: Mr. Dixon. Scott Mantcuffel. Row 2: Mike Gaslow, Kim Payne. Cathy Logan. Shan- non Carnahan, Cindy Woodward, Diana Brzu- chalski. Chris Henson, Lisa Strong, Jennifer Aus- tin, Dave Gillis, Kevin Morris, Saad Razook, Jeff Farlin. Paul Hcndrcn, David LaMountain. Don Daly, Tim Beckett. Kevin Sweet, Meredeth Ma- caulay. Mike Ftouni. Larisa Farlin, Aimee D'Anna. Lenny Larson, Ken Laws, Leigh Wil- liamson, Jeremy Scudder, Rickie Gillespie. Right: Not even a lack of snow will deter the team, even if it means using fake snow. Above left: Coach Loa Forcit. Franchesca Alverio, Venus Howard and Delicia Lewis ham it up for the photographer. Right: Franchesca Alverio and Venus Howard practice their dance routine for their big show. Modern Dance SI Opposite page, above: Data Process- ing. Front: James Leishman, Jeffrey Sanders, Gernell Cardwell. Dorothy Derosia. Heather Fisher. Row 2: Ad- viser Mrs. Gillespie. Lower: Office. Front: Kerri Micheau, Kenya Askin. Dadonna Stone. Shannon Knowles, Crystal Thomas. Row 2: Stacie McVeigh. Jackie Deel, Joanna Brow- nell, Adviser Mrs. DiBiase, Kerry Doyle. Terry Arsenault. Above: Medi- cal. Front: Deanna Satterfield, Lori Bcrndt. Jessica Collier, Cheryl Mason. Row 2: Cheryl Eckhardt, Adviser Mrs. Ray. Kelly Maes, Wendy Palmer, Faye Kamposh. Left: Data Processing advis- er Mrs. Gillespie flashes a pretty smile during her busy day. 53 Band Above: From: K. Kuang. A. Winn, J. Willett, M. Westphal, D. Stiles. S. Smithberger, D. Eldridge, E. Knox, C. Gibbons, A. Wilson, L. Ballard. D. Lewis. A. Peach. Row 2: K. Frost, A. Quinn, A. Irwin. A. Bell. S. Screws. J. Bryant, E. Ungcrman, K. Helton. G. Feld, M. Haber, S. Duggins. L. Korpela, R. Helton. Row 3: C. Landrum. A. Mongcon, A. Dawkins, B. Stanton. D. Ledford. M. Hughes, T. Galloway, C. Smith, T. Meister, M. Bassier. K. Laws. Mr. Smith. Row 4: K. Meseraull, N. Jones, A. Morey, T. Wark, C. Kroesing, D. Sink. D. Akey, J. Smith, J. Grace, S. Chinitz. M. Faunt. M. Beauregard. Row 5: S. McMann, L. Smith, K. Hunt, M. Rust. M. Macaulay, M. Newhouse, M. Topinka, M. Sawyer, G. Elam, K. Green. Row 6: J. Ballin, D. Foshia, E. Toth, B. Lubin, D. Tomsett, R. Kenne- dy, C. White, C. Linn, M. Drecr, L. Deltoro, M. Flores. Row 7: D. Thomas, D. Hreha. S. Kennedy, J. Miller, B. Miller, S. Pittengcr. Right: Amber Dawkins, Amy Quinn, Kathy Frost, Cathy Landrum, Kelly Green and Angie Mongcon help bring in the woodwind section. 54 Above left: Drum Major Carey Gibbons steals a look at Mr. Smith while leading the band onto the field. Right: Todd LaRowc. Jenni- fer Bryant and Dan Ledford display their outstanding musicianship at a concert. Center: Ferndale’s award-winning marching band anxiously awaits the start of the Homecoming Parade. Lower left: Leslie Deltoro. Lcanne Strzalkowski and Scott Screws perform the band's closing song “Still” during a halftime show. Choirs Opposite page, above: Choir A. Front: M. Kowalski. C. Murray, T. Lukasik, S. Cece, A. Alexander, B. Douglas, Row 2: L. Mal- colm. M. Miles. K. Gha- diali, D. Kelly, T. Mottcr, A. Hippe. K. Hasiak. L. Lu- cas. Row 3: J. Liles, L. Da- vid, C. Mann. D. Brzu- chalski, E. Gartner, A. Mongcon. D. Kosut. S. Yel- land, K. Harrington. Row 4: B. Cardwell. A. Felix. L. Wein, C. Quarcoo, L. Coo- per, C. Landrum, D. Akey. Lower: Choir B. Front: S. Adkins. T. Eaton, C. Gresh- am, A. Williams, D. Leppi, D. Herndon. R. Eldridge. C. Gillespie. J. Austin, A. Raines. S. Hildreth, T. Staf- ford. H. Morse. Row 2: H Campbell. V. Tsatsanis. L. Cardwell. D. Payne, E. Brown, J. Thomas, B. Maurer. L. Van Tuil, C. Lacey, R. Winter. Row 3: J. Peggins, B. Ball. Above: Members of the choir take time out to pose between re- hearsals. Lower left: The Girls' Glee sings beautifully during the Christmas Con- cert. Right: Director Mrs. Corrigan displays her talent in directing Choir B through the Christmas Concert. Pep Band Top: The Pep Band takes a breather during the Homecoming rally. Above: The band jams out another tune at a basketball game. Above right: Ed Ungcrman and Todd Galloway grace the auditorium with an- other beautiful pep rhapsody. Right: Front: Michelle Rust. Dan Hreha. Row 2: Dave Thomas. Mike New- house. Ducan “Biff” Tomsett, Scott Screws. Jenny Bryant. Megan “Casey” Hughes. Ron Helton, Steve “Short- wave” Chinitz. Row 3: Steve Mansour. Dan “Ledhcad” Ledford. Steve Duggins. Ed “Muggsy” Ungerman. Todd “Duke” Galloway, the stand, Ken “LiP Gersh“ Helton. Mike “Rappin' Mickey B“ Bassier. Not pictured: Ed Thorpe, Rob “Mae- stro” Ginthcr, Dave Gill. 58 Madrigals Above left: Suzie Shuller. Gayle Flanagan and Elaina Gartner add their harmonious voices to “Carol of the Bells.” Above: Elaina Gartner, Marissa Miles, Bryan Cardwell. Nicole Jones, Dave Pflicger and Ke- nya Askin exercise their vocal “chords.” Left: Anne Marie Ciambclli, Dana Akey, Cindy Lan- drum, Lynn Schrocdcr. Miriam Bolkosky. Suzie Shuller, Gayle Flana- gan, Elaina Gartner, Marissa Miles, Kenya Askin, Nicole Jones. Row 2: Dave Pflicger, Bryan Cardwell, Diana Brzuchalski and Scott Screws. 59 Above: Arrah Facsko plays her violin with Accuracy and Excellence. Right: Suzie Shuller. Alan Lundbcrg, Stacey Miller, Heidi Tennant and Miriam Boikosky gra- ciously accept applause after displaying their unique talents. Lower right: Mr. Smith helps to bring the orchestra's har- monious sounds together. Opposite page, above: Front: D. Dig by, C. Lichtle. M. Allan. E. Storeng, A. Korpela, M. Boi- kosky. Mr. Smith. Row 2: O. Edut. C. Elbert. J. Axemacher. P. Pasque, C. Stu- panski. A. Garrisi, S. Wade. J. Mesyn. E. Campbell, H. Riley. S. Connelly. T. Bei- siegal. G. Boikosky. J. Hunter. T. Edut. Row 3: S. Miller. H. Tennant, S. Shuller, J. DeGracia. A. Lundberg, A. Zendler, L. Williams. J. Rcvcsz, M. Gottlieb. P. Moran. A. Facsko, J. Sarver. Lower left: John Stoy lingers the fingers over his bass while performing at the Christmas con- cert. Right: Miriam Boikosky makes beau- tiful music with the greatest of ease. Orchestra 60 Opposite page, top: Front: D. Hreha, J. Prestricdge, M. Bolkosky. S. Shuller, Mrs. Murley Row 2: E. Gartner. L. Farlin, J. Smith, L. Williamson. K. Pinkos. G. Bolkosky. C. Murray, M. Bierl. Row 3: L. Dcltoro, k. Hamilton. H. Fisher, M. Shor, J. Licvense. E. Ernest, T. Dalton, J. Mesyn. M. Gruenberg. A. Cappelin, C. Valdierero. Row 4: L. Smith, H. Morse, D. Diskin, C. Wolf, C. Landrum. J. Idcn. R. Winter, J. Frazho. B. Ball, J. Pcggins, J. Darovitz. M. Rust. Row 5: B. Cardwell. E. Ungerman, A. Irwin, L. Schroeder, S. Malburg, C. Landrum, A.Ciambelli. A. Mon- gcon. Row 6: S. Screws, S. Mansour. D. Thomas. C. Kon- dek. A. D'anna, K. Laws, D. Gill. D. Gillis, J. Farlin, S. Lyskawa. Lower left: Adviser Mrs. Murley indulges herself in a quick snack between rehearsals. Right: Freshman Gabe Bolkosky is made beautiful by sophomore Jenny Lievense before the showing of '‘Captain Fantastic. ’ Above left: Freshman Dave Gill and junior Julie Smith strike an evil pose on stage. Right: Michelle Rust. Colleen Lacey, and Julie Willett rehearse their lines before dress rehearsal be- gins. Center: Senior Dave Gillis checks the script for light cues. Lower left: Jenny Darovitz. Lynn Schroeder. Matt Bierl, and Scott Screws focus on the center of attention, Jeff Katzman. National Honor Society Above: The new inductees of the National Honor Society take the oath of academic excellence. Left: National Honor Society. Front: N. Nowicki, J. Bryant, C. Landrum, K. Kuang. X. Chen. Row 2: B Kilano, L. Ballard. M. Hines. H. Luckow. J. Lievensc, T. Dalton, J. Mesyn. Row 3: H. Jarbow, H. Dinh, C. Landrum. L Tsatsanis, K. Pinkos. A. Busha. M. Shor, V. Luu, M. Collier, P. Kuang, G. Feld. Row 4: A. Shaubcrt, J. Oliver. A. Zcndlcr, M. Hunt, E. Holmes, R. Mui, E. Baxmann, Q. Zendler. M. Hunt. E. Holmes, R. Mui, E. Baxmann, O. Chen, M. Bassicr. Row 5: T. Galloway. B. Klein, M. Zicntck. A. Klein. R. Irabagon, S. Haugen. Opposite page, left: Mem- bers of the Executive Committee anxiously await their turn at the podium. Right: President Ken Helton captivates the audience with his opening lines of the induction ceremony. Middle: Advisor Mrs. Hysni and Mr. Griffcn thank guest speaker Armando Cavazos for taking time out to speak to the school. Lower left: Executive Committee. Front: V. Nguyen. J. Russell, E. Gartner, K. Kuang. Row 2: S. Miller, K. Helton, A. Lund- berg. P. Tsatsos, Adviser Mrs. Hysni. Black History Club Above: Front: Morcce Channing. Corey Fontenot, Lori Muckle, Gernell Cardwell, Jeffrey Sanders, Tracey Boxx. Row 2: Mr George, Anthony Williams. James Gulley, Faith Shepherd. Dana Arnold, Heidi Rily. Row 3: Lajcan Slay, Lasandra Rimmcr, Da Donna Stone. Shannon Knowles. Marcus Gray. Tyrone Randle, Micheal Johnson. Row 4: Derrick Cathey, Joseph Scott, Marcus Brown, Robert Dunlap, Mike Wilkcrson, Jasc Joshua. Row 5: Andre King, Darilyn Laird. Donette McDonald. Darian Knight. John Trammell, Anthony Felix, Ronald Eldridge. Eric Knox. Xavier Young. Row 6: Chris Hurst, Demetrus Gunn, Tyrone] Evans, Gerald Bradford. Row 7: Demario Kennedy, Scan Carter. Major Hatcher, Rodney Hall. Manson Boyd. Opposite page, top left: Seniors: Tim MaxwcllJ DaDonna Stone. Faith Shepherd, Jennifer Tenorio. Susie Timm. Sonja Haugen, Steve Lyskawa. Right, Juniors: Colleen Coyle, Toney Vastbinder, Jay] Staszewski, Scheneithia Thompson, Mary Hines. Lower left, Sophomores: top to bottom, Chris Baxmann, Erika Ernest, Chris Hambrick. Jenny Arsencault.' Matt Holland. Jeff Watters. John Loudcrmilk, Teresa Dalton. Katie Murphy. Left, Freshmen: Robin Kennedy, Nicole Delarosa. Leslie Dcltoro. Susan White, Nicole Wallace, Carl Smith. Susan Tigertt. 66 - FRESHMEN Extra- Curricular Freshmen The freshmen are quickly learning that activities at FHS are an important part of going to school. They arc a great way to meet people and have fun. Left: Amy Chaim and Anne Korpela chat and chow while enjoying their lunch hour on the elephant steps. Right: Nathan Titus and Jennifer Obuchowski share each other's compa- ny at the Homecoming dance. Oppo- site page, left: Amy Irwin enjoys a fill- ing French dinner at Chez Vins with the French Club. Right: Gabc Bol- kosky shows his arrogance as “Brad- ford in the fall show. Captain Fantas- tic. Sherif Abdelrahman David Adut Silva Alraies Donald Alexander Michelle Alexander Christopher Allen Matthew Allen Renne Ameel Diane Anderson Faith Asker Mahmoud Awada Jessica Axmacher Bonnie Bailey Scott Bales Joshua Ball Julie Ballin Jason Barnard Adam Baylerian Mark Beauregard Reed Beaver Timothy Beckett Gregory Bedner David Bell Christopher Belling Dawn Bergeron Edward Biccgo Gabriel Bolkosky Bryant Bone 70 Christian Boyd William Brockclsby Margaret Brooks Randy Brooks Joe Bruce Jennifer Burclle Shelly Burmeister Christina Butler Stacey Cain Matt Caldwell James Cannon Shannon Carnahan Contance Carter Kristin Castcllenas Cathrinc Cavcndcr Amy Chafin Beth Chartier Steven Chinitz Matthew Chrysler Annmarie Ciambelli Jennifer Cianciolo Brian Cieslinski Howard Clark Mark Clayton Robert Collier Frank Colosimo Damon Cooper Michael Counts 71 Timothy Crafton Michael Crane James Cross Christopher Cudncy Kelly Custer Angela D’Anna Kristopher D'Anna Kristina Dahlcrup Charles Dail Florancc Dallo Natalia Danno Richard Davis Theresa Davis Nicole Delarosa Maria Delrio Leslie Dcltoro Paul Dempsey Rita Denha Russell Denmark Billie Derosia David Digby Jennifer Dincllo Wallace Dixon Louay Dooda Michael Drabek Marie Drccr Bob F.dmondson Jennifer Edward Freshmen Fans Fans of all ages are a huge part of Ferndale’s spirit. We show our pride in our school and in ourselves. Right: Showing their appreciation, members of the freshmen football team enjoy watching the Varsity team in action. Opposite page: Kevin Wilson shows his unique spirit by wearing his designer Pope hat at a pep assembly. 72 Lance Eggen Shawana Elam Christian Elbert Ronald Eldridge Keith Elliott Cecelia Enders Sharilyn Eubanks Tyron Evans Arrah Facsko Joanne Fern John Firth Samuel Fisher Charles Fletcher Michelle Flores Denise Foshia Claudia Fournier Katrina Fournier Felix Friedman Kathy Frost Kristina Gates Gerald Gatewood Lisa Gearing Matthew George Thaila George Kimberly Gesund Rebecca Ghadiali Frinni Giannouris Sean Gibbons David Gill Richard Gillespie Douglas Glaspic Denise Gonzcleze Lilian Goria Adam Gorman Christine Gouin Justin Gowatch Kelly Green Theodoros Grigoriou Jennifer Grix Jenny Gruber 73 Jacques Guinn Demetrius Gunn Rachel Haddad Christian Hagbcrg Roger Hagbcrg Nather Hamama Kcri Hamilton Matthew Hamilton Shari Hamilton Cheryl Hanley Peter Haralampopoulos Keenya Harbin Franklin Hasiak Alyisha Hawk Tahari Hawk Ralph Hazel Robert Hazel Frances Hering Marla Hersh Cynthia Hickner Jason Hicks Terrance Higginbotham Stacy Hildreth Michcal Hilliard Mary Hmburgy Alice Hmlani T. Hodapp Brady Hodge r The Beginning Of Four Years Of Spirit The Class of 1991 is quickly building up their pride in their school. They have caught the con- tagious spirit and are learning what it means to be a Ferndale Eagle. Right: Racing against time, Richard Firth attempts to win the wagon race during Spirit week. Center: Even though there window took last place, the freshmen still deserve credit for trying. Far right: The freshmen float takes second place, depict- ing a country school house of the 1800’s. 74 Perry Hollic Deborah Holloway Nathaniel Holmes David Hosking Venus Howard Jennifer Howdcshcll Matthew Hubbard Carol Huddleston Jennifer Hull Malandra Hunt Donnie Hurst l.ancc Hurst Javetta Huston Christina lannaci Robert Insko Jeffrey Irish Kurt Iruitt Amy Irwin Brandon Ivory Ericka Jackson Kisha Jackson Steven Jackson Raghad Jamil Thomas Jezierski David Johnson Denita Johnson Robert Johnson Tracey Johnson 75 r Freshmen In Training At Ferndale learning valuable skills for living is a top priority. These skills can indirectly affect our way of life. Right: DJ. Woodward works on prcfecting his front crawl during a twenty-minute swim. Opposite page: Jeff Williamson concentrates while starting to work on his latest piece of pottery. L Charles Jones Suzanne Jones Tyrone Jordan John Kaanta Staci Kautz Patrick Kelley Carlos Kennedy Demario Kennedy Emmlcea Kennedy Robin Kennedy Tracy King Laura Kirkwood Shannon Kline James Klock Jackie Knott Erik Knox Ernest Knox Anne Korpela James Kozlowski David Krckling Paul Krikau Darilyn Laird Lucian Lapadat Ernest Larson Patrick Latta Chris Laux Tammy Lawson William Laylc 76 Wamid Lazar Dec Lee Stanley Liberty Donald Lichtle Billy Lickman Christi Linkous Cynthia Linn Melissa Loftis Catherine Logan Tammic Loughry Karufus Lymon Kristen Malcolmson Jean Malik Shani Maltby Stacy Marohn Jill Martin Michael Martin Larry Masters Joey Mathews Daniel Mavity Deon McCrary Donette McDonald Sharon McKenzie Kimberly McKinnon Denise McLaren Kenneth McLean Thomas Meister Christen Mexico Brandon Miller Jason Miller Kimberly Milton Darren Mitchell Elijah Molnar Saud Monasa Joseph Morgan Lacey Morris Allison Natho Sami Nazzal Christina Nicholas Aletha Niner 77 Tanya Nolan Jennifer Obuchowski Ira Oldham Catherine Olish Erie Onkalo Audra Owens Patricia Pasque Matthew Pauls Kimberly Payne Alexandra Peach Susan Pelletier Arthur Peltier Ian Peterson Allison Pettinato Scot Phipps Paul Podzikowski Bruce Politowski Sean Pounds Claude Presley Dinita Presley Christina Prevost Thomas Puckett Haithan Putrus Amy Quinn Jason Ramsey Katherine Ray Julie Reed Michael Reed 78 1 Classroom Classics In class, it’s not all work and no play. There are those moments where you have to sit back and lose control for a while. Far left: David Hosking attempts to make his doodle into a work of art. Center: Christian Elbert is awed by the very pres- ence of Madame Przcslawski. Right: Tom Meister hopes to scare his math teacher into giving him a good grade. J Steven Reiser B. Retelle Roger Rhyndress Jonathan Riddle Shawn Ridout Joseph Rigley Raymond Robbins Arsanis Robin John Rode Doris Rodriguez Tricia Roper Nathan Rose Deanna Roslonski Aleta Ross Rachel Ross Zaynab Roumayah Jason Saffcr Justine Sarvcr Marleana Sawyer Deane Schimmelmann Julie Schmittdicl Ginny Schneider Roy Schooler Brian Schultz Lawrence Schurg Joseph Scott Jeremy Scudder April Seals Camera Idiots Melissa Amburgy Alpa Amlani Josuc Arguelles Tracy Asbell Jonathon Bagrosky Brian Ballard Trena Barrett Rccd Beaver Michelle Bowers Robert Boxx Eric Brcnberger Jonathan Buhl Thomas Burns Robin Cain Michael Camp David Coden Marshall Colley Belford Conklin Robert Custer Christopher Day Bryan Dilsizian Marvctta Dockery Nickie Elliott Evctte Esho William Ferrell Duane Fetter Richard Firth Dion Floyd Kris Goldsworthy Shantha Gorges Brenda Hamilton Sam Hanneh Heather Harrison Falicia Haynes Angela Helmick Lolita Henry Matthew Hickncr Kenneth Honkanen David Ireland Crystal Jackson Nadia Jajjo Kelly Jaynes Nabil Jibracl Lea Jones Marilyn Jones Robert Kelley Frank Kelly Christopher Kilby Bradley Kitson David Kostrzewa Christine Kunalh Marinel Lapadat Heather Lawrence Brandy Leathers Jay Leblanc Jessica Lcnhard Eric Lucas Jason Martin Katherine Mattson Mary Mendaruz John Merricwcther Mcchclle Moak Virginia Morriaon Kristina Mullally Regina Nicholson Anncmaric Nill Melissa Nomides Scott Powers Jason Radofski Crystal Ratajczyk Candace Ratowski Michael Reiser Nickita Ricks Bryan Rogers Joe Rogers Jonathon Rope James Rosenberger April Seals Marni Sharp Alysia Simon John Slabiak David Somcro Michael Swctcsich Soi Sy Scott Taft Maria Timbcrlakc Brigitte Toma Douglas Topinka Matthew Treuter Chi Troung Rachael Truitt Clarence Turberville Laurie Turner Christopher Warner Brian Weaver Vcnet White Darius Whiting Kevin Wickliffe Scott Wilcox Elena Young Steven Zabowski Karen Sebesta Alber Scrour Moshe Serour Thomas Sesi Stewart Shaman Rhonda Shclp Amy Sheridan Lisa Shkreli Marylou Sims Carlton Smith Damon Smith Phillip Soli Julia Soltess Lorinda Somero Christie St. Andre Carlis Stafford Erika Stanton Michael Staszcwski Christina Stepanski Eric Stiles Tashcllc Stone Damien Strong Wendy Stuss Jose Suarez John Sweeting Noel Symington Brett Teatro fun: IT 80 Matthew Tennant Jada Thomas Teresa Thomas Charles Thompson Kathleen Tierney Susan Tigertt Nathan Titus Erin Toth Ly Mey ling Dawn Urbanowicz Terrence Utley John Utsler Mistic Vancleave Brian Vandaele Tanya Vanek Robert Voisin Scott Voisin Nicole Wallace Katrina Warren Samuel Waters Larry Wells Aaron Werbling Scott Westbrook Melinda Westphal Christine White Julie Willett Alando Williams Anthony Williams Lea Williams Jeffrey Williamson Joseph Wilson Kevin W'ilson Amy Winn Darryl Woodard Cynthia Woodward Aaron Wright Brian Wright Nicole Yago Fawzi Youhana 81 Freshmen: Above left: Freshman David Digby practices his bass with concentration. Right: Colleen Lacey and Julie Willct prepare for the production of Captain Fantastic. Lower: Jenny Howdeshell and Christina Ianwaci watch a skit in their theatre class. Opposite page above left: Christina White, Nichole Wallace, Christina Nicholas, and Anne Fascko take a break before their freshmen volley- ball game. Right: Bryant Bone shies away from the camera during a break in class. Lower left: Larry Schurg studies his paper in Mr. McClain’s 9-42 English class. Right: Chris Cudncy sits com- fortably with a friend. 82 First Time Around Sophomores Sophomores Star Again! Showing tons of school spirit, the sophomores conquered all classes during Spirit Week. Their spirit was evident by placing third in class color day with their display of black wardrobe. Next on the list was the decorating of the hallway which placed first. It required total effort and six hours to pull off the win. Peter Kuang and Aimee D’Anna provided the artistic ability for the sophomore window which took a disappointing third place. They made up for the third place finish by once again placing first in the float competition. Despite some hasty preparation, they managed to get the float to the post office by the 6:00 deadline. Winning the float competition topped off their exciting spirit as they out-shined the competition for the second year in a row. Steven Adair Stacy Adkins Boris Alls Franchesca Alvcrio Shontac Andrews Christine Antonelli Jennifer Arscneault Angela Ascott Jeffrey Asquith Jonathan Bagrosky Hanin Bajouka Edward Bale Bethany Ball Steven Bandoo Michael Baslock Michael Bassier Eric Baxmann Christina Baxter Nawar Bcba Lawrence Beckford Tracy Beisiegel Amanda Bell Keith Bcrgevin Joseph Bice Matthew Bierl Amy Bouchard E. Brenberger Theresa Brooks 86 Brie Brown Elizabeth Brown Marcus Brown Robert Bruce Gary Brunner Jeanie Burcllc April Burge Cynthia Burmeistcr Michelle Byrd Robert Cahill Anne Campbell Chcric Campbell Garret Campbell Heather Campbell Lisa Cardwell Sean Carter Nicole Cassell Vlichacl Ccce Henry Cclcz Amy Chalmers Kathy Charbcneau Maurice Chancy Qing Chen Marcus Childress Jason Christensen Lisa Christy Nathan Cleveland Dawn Cochran Darrius Cochran Edward Copeland Laura Corso Roberto Cortez Otis Cottingham Rene Counts Frank Csicsay William Cudncy Timothy Curtis Aimee DAnna Teresa Dalton Keri Daschke Mario Davis Laura Deei Jose Dclrio Casslc DeMonde Rudy Denha Richard DcRosia Hoc Dinh Dana Diskin Heather Doran Sean Doran Cassandra Ealy Tanya Eaton Ophira Edut Tali Edut Anthony Eldridgc Erika Ernest Timothy Evers Larisa Farlin Gregory Feld Shawn Ferency Keith Foote John Gattcs Brian Gentry Eudokia Gikas Christopher Gillespie Mclancc Gist Kimberly Glaspie David Glenn 88 Charles Glover Michael Grasse Terea Grasty Charlotte Gresham Debra Gruszczinski Cheryl Hale Kimberly Hall Michael Hall Christopher Hambrick Angela Hamilton Ycr Hang Katherine Hansen Stacy Hansen Jeffrey Harris Scan Hearns Jeffercy Hensley Joseph Hensley David Herndon Timothy Hewitt Joshua Hicks Timothy Hirst Matthew Holland Gcraldvona Holston Kenneth Honkanen Elizabeth Horning Diane Hubbard Joseph Hudson Christine Hulbert 1 Friends! Friends are as essential in school as reading, writing, and arithme- tic. Without them, coming to school would be dull and uninter- esting. They play an important role in our daily lives. They are there to share the good times along with the bad. They are there to help finish homework assign- ments or share secrets. Nobody can define friendship. Most peo- ple have an idea of what friend- ship is, but a friend is somebody you judge for yourself. Friend- ships that are made during the four years at Ferndale High School are often the ones that stick with us a lifetime. J 89 r Work ‘N’ Play “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” Truer words were never spoken. As everyone should know, work is the bottom line of success. This especially holds true at Ferndale High School, where many prominent students have graduated. But after all of the studying and test-taking is over, it is time to have fun. Students enjoy them- selves in many different ways, such as athletics, social gatherings or just simply going to the mall. But they must be careful to know' when it is time to play, and when it is time to work. There are no elevators in the building of suc- cess, there are only stairways. Michelle Hunt Ana Rita Irabagon Virginia Ireland Girard Ivory Christina Jackson Gary Jackson Dawn Jaklic Hala Jarbou Eric Jensen Jodi Jczicrski Tiffanic Johnson Rosa Johnson Daricc Jones Karen Jones Marcia Jones Michael Jones Nicole Jones Laurc Kamposh Joseph Keillor Lawrence Kerkcs Balsam Kilano Sandra Killion Scan Kinney Charles Kondck Mike Konja Thomas Kowalski Jeffrey Kravitz Christopher Kubiski 90 Tsan Kuang Tulrah Kysia Colleen Lacey Daniel Lambert Catherine Landrum Kenneth Laws Barbara Layle Paul LeTissier Daniel Lewton Cheryl Lichtle Jennifer Licvcnsc Lorri Locklear Ann Logan Efie Lotsis John Loudermilk Tobcy Louis Heather Luckou Melodith Macauly Kevin Maki Julie Malik Monica Malone Cornell Mann Marlene Mansour Stcfanic Marone Karen Marotz David Marshall Craig Martin Tonya Martin Bernice Maurer Debra Maxwell Christine McClelland Valeric McIntosh Shannon McMann Denise McVeigh William Mcistcr Juan Mendiola Raynaldo Meniola Robert Mcridith Terri Merrit Catherine Meseraull 91 Jennifer Mesyn Mathew Me ger Daniel Mickttail John Mielke John Mika Milan Milanovic Vickie Mills Christine Minnick Michael Miskulin Rebecca Mitchell Sherry Mitchell Gracia Mogg Kimberly Moure Patricia Moran Charlie Morgan Heather Morse Kathleen Murphy Amy Nack Margaret Napier Virgil Napier Michael Nelson Christopher Neville Karl Nickert Jeremy Noe Nettie Nowicki Jennifer Nutt Christopher Och Kary Oldham 92 Psst! What’s The Word? Spreading gossip, nearly everyone has done it before, although many people would agree it is unethical. They also know how much fun it is. “Gossiping” has probably been around as long as there has been some- thing to gossip about. For many it comes naturally, an innate ability; for it is not something taught in school or at home. People generally gossip about anything and everything, from people to clothes. One good thing about gossip is that without it how would we know anything? J Carmen Onofrei Sasha Ordiway Donna Packer Stephanie Parkes Randolph Partin Donna Pasanen Lori Pa tana Damita Payne Jennifer Peggins Eric Perry Vance Petretis Angela Phillips Christine Phillips Laura Pickcn Jeremy Poehlman Dustin Popa Caylon Porter Scott Raja la Arnell Randle Tyrone Randle Joanna Rayburn Brian Rebits Sean Reddon Robert Reed Jessica Rcvesz Nikita Ricks Michael Riddle Heidi Riley Lasandra Rimmer James Kizy April Rodebauah Charles Rodebaugh Michelle Rojas Kevin Romaya Neil Rowe Terry Rowe Kevin Ruehlc Joseph Saffer Joseph Samples Heather Sandzik Richard Schaffner Amy Schaubcrt Christopher Schwartz Teresa Scott William Selcp Drita Shkreli Lisa Shkreli Andelin Sigh Erik Simmons Madclynn Simon Eric Skinner John Slabiak Steve Smithbcrger Karen Smith Lisa Smith David Somcro r Nomads! Classes sometimes become too much for anyone to bear. Sophomores have one remedy: escape to the hallways. With or without passes, they aimlessly trav- el the long corridors. A simple trip to the counseling office can easily turn into a forty minute voyage which takes them up and down stairs and around corners with stops for the drinking fountain, vending ma- chines, and sometimes chats with friends through open doorways. Often sudden detours are necessary when these vagabonds encounter a hall monitor. The adventure comes to an end as the students enter their classrooms, eyes sparkling, with the secrets of their journey. L 94 )j ir h William Speer Tamara Stafford Billy St. Laurent Eric Storeng Joseph Sullivan Kevin Sweet Dion Taylor Jason Taylor Jamcc Thomas Bryan Thompson Joseph Tobin Christina Toupin Jody Tracht Howard Tracey Vickie Tsatsanis Laurie Turner Lorrie Vantuil Timothy Vittitow David Voison Shannon Wald Christine Walker John Walkowiak Christopher Warner Pamela Warner Monte Watson Jeffrey Watters Brian Weaver Wendy Weintraub Steven Wharry Patricia Wigman Aieyna Wiley Nathaniel Williams Jill Willoughby Angela Wilson Jacquelynn Wilson Ryan Winn Rebecca Winter Christopher Wright Bernadette Wyrzykowski Angela Zagerman 95 Camera David Adut Michael Evans William Agcc Ted Gianoulas Jeffcrv Arscncau Laura Gibbins Debora Avers Wayne Gollnick Urs Barnes Otto Golm Craig Betts Jerome Gorgon Alverno Bigham Marcie Gottlieb Vicki Bogal Michael Gross Kimberly Bohunicki Sara Grushoff Dionne Bolden Michael Haber Rhonda Byrd Ann Hannch Maurice Chancy Darren Harju Joanna Charticr James Harju Tiffany Chind John Harrison Darryn Clark Jeremy Harvey Naida Clark Morton Hayner Melissa Clay Walter Hicks Jason Cochran Jonathon Hood Robin Coleman Lisa Howe Peter Comstock Hosea Hunter Jason Coombe Lilian Jamil William Couch Raqucl Jcmison Derrick Cowscr Raymond Johnson Michael Cox Kerry Jones Shane Cunningham David Kavalar David Cybak Angelic Kelly John David Dawn Kelly Jennifer Diperna Barbie Killop Jerome Dockery Melanie King Frederick Drouillard Arwen Kirtley-Hodcss Stephen Duggins Christopher Laux Steven Durbin Daniel Lee Eric Eckley Dean Lcppi Nesema Elias James Evans 96 Cowards I Thomas Lotsis Mourene Mansour Angela Mapes Jcf Mariana Greer Marshall Matthew Mashon Vickie Mills I Phillip Mirasolo Deshawn Mitchell , Sherry Mitchell Roger Mogg Del Mullins Marion Namin Tomas Novak Sherri Ouwcrkcrk Desmond Payne ! Tracey Peters Tracy Plaster i Dawn Pullen Richard Pullen Jeff Reaume Allison Reed Tracy Richardson I Holly Robertson Calandra Robinson David Rodriguez Jason Salinis Thomas Sampson Caroline Sanders Daniel Satterfield Evonne Schneider I Karen Scholts I Khalid Shkrcli Michael Sigouin Rose Silva Alonza Sims Eugenia Smith Martin Smith Samuel Smith Preston Sporer Troy Steiner Heather Still Avery Stockwell Nicole Stowe Barbara Sutherland Steven Taylor Darryl Terrell Craig Thomas Jamee Thomas Howard Tracey Tara Vaughn Christopher Viau Lien Vu Long Vu Crystal Walker Darrin Washington Steven Webb Winston Wells Curt Werner Anthony Wilbon Eric Willard Melanie Willmy Jody Wilson Kimberly Wilson Felicia Windham Amorecna Wolford Kelly Woods Ashwak Yousif 97 Golden 50’s During Spirit Week juniors show their winning pride by dressing up in the 50's style, depicting a time when the music was in a twist and all the girls in their poodle skirts tried to keep up with their man. Juniors are competitive in many things, but dress-up day brought out the best in our juniors. They had so many people dressed up, that it was no surprise when, at the end of the day, the announce- ment came on saying the juniors won the points for dress-up day. They successfully achieved their goal. Alex Abbiss Gregory Abele Ahmed Ali David Anderson James Anderson Jodi Anderson Rami Anwaya Dennis Asher Eandrca Askin Colleen Atkinson Eddie Bahri Amanda Bain Matthew Ball Laniece Ballard Stacy Ballerini Paul Ballmann Holly Baltcs James Barnard Todd Barycz Zina Bcba James Bechtel 100 Gregory Benneit Lori Bcrndt Derrick Bond David Bourgeois Tracey Boxx Manson Boyd Gerald Bradford Sally Bratton David Brencau Jennie Brockelsby Diana Brzuchalski Monika Bunting Dawn Campagna Tammy Campagna David Campbell Elisabeth Campbell Bryan Cardwell Joseph Carlson Daniel Carnes Sarina Castro Derek Cathey William Cavender Andrea Cederholm Paula Ciambelli Matthew Clark Sherry Clayton Erika Clemmons Jessica Collier Daniel Collycr Carla Combs Shannon Connelly Dante Conner Holly Cooper Matthew Copeland Colleen Coyle Kirt Crocker Richard Custer Norman Danno Dove Darby Jennifer Darovitz Daniel Daschke 101 Sheila Davies Lori Davis Saad Dayimaya James Degracia Teresa Dcltoro Leslie Derdaele Bianca Dickinson Sonya Dingle Daneil Dirkse Lena Dixon Laura Duquettie James Ebersole Steven Eisingcr Andrew Elbert Damon Eldridgc Tanya Eldridgc Timothy Elliott Teresa Enos Darnell Evans Adam Facsko Kristie Fader John Farley Kristin Felax Anthony Felix James Fitch Gayle Flanagan Sean Fleming Lamont Floyd Warren Foggo Anthony Ford Melanie Frasier Jennifer Frazho Duwaync Fura Robert Gabel Steve Gallis Todd Galloway Angela Garrisi Christina Gase Matthew Gatcman Carey Gibb ins 102 Robert Ginther Kathryn Gist Kenneth Glaza Todd Goodhew Ashor Goria Michael Goslow David Grabkc Jennifer Grace Marc Grams Melinda Grucnbcrg Armen Gulian Daniel Haddad Carolyne Hale Kenneth Hall Rodney Hall Christine Hamilton Kimberley Hamilton Marlene Hammcrle Aaron Harbin Richard Hardacrc Curtis Harness Cheering Along Let’s give a cheer for these golden Junior Powderpuff cheerleaders! They kept the spirit alive with their magic touch: make-up, wigs, and cute smiles. They stand out in a crowd, they stand tall and proud! They’re the Powderpuff cheerleaders. Oh yes! They’re the cutest “girls” in FHS!!! Abundance Of Creativity To many students Fine Arts class- es are more than just electives. Not only are they a way for the student to express himself, but Fine Arts classes also allow the student a chance to grow and show a creative side of himself that may not have come out be- fore. Students get the opportunity to discover talents they may never have known they had. By becom- ing involved in Fine Arts these same students have a chance to nurture these talents so that one day they may be able to make a career out of them. Major Hatcher Chris Hatzigeorgiou Ronald Helton William Hembree Christine Henson Evangelina Hernandez Allen Hcrsh Matthew Hess Michelle Hilliard Terry Hilliard Mary Hines Jack Holloway Evangeline Holmes Brad Hometz Robin Hornbucklc John Hretz Jeffrey Hudson Megan Hughes Stacy Hughes Kenneth Hunt 104 Michael Hunt Joyce Hunter Dwayne Hurst Marcus Hurst James Huston Terrence Hynes Jennifer Immel Rhoncil Irabagon Dennis Jankowski Haithan Jarbou Justin Jaxthcimcr Michael Jezierski Todd Jezierski Bryan Johnson Henry Johnson Amy Jones Heidi Jones Jase Joshua Jonh Juliette l.isa Kalou Nadia Kcjbo Laura Kendall Leslie Kennedy Donald Kercazcs Andre King Arno Klein Barrett Klein Micheal Klein Todd Kleiner Michael Kline Tamara Knechtel Amy Korpela Monica Kowalski Catherine Kroesing David LaMountain Michelle Landry Ryan Lange Todd Larowe Vasilios Lazar Tien Le Janet Ledford 105 Lashonda Lee Bernard Lennon Delicia Lewis Dione Lewis George Libby Steven Linden Kurt Linn Dawn Lock Larry Louis Bryan Lubin Lcattricc Lucas Charlene Ludcman Vi Luu Richard Lyon Melisa Lyons Mark Mansoor Karen Mansor Deborah Maskill Jason McCallum John McCaw Donna McGuire Joseph Mckee Stacie McKinney Amy McLcllan Sabrina McTavish Stacie McVeigh Jennifer Meyer Spencer Meyer Exchange student Sven Schmidt from Germany is a new American junior. During his first year here he has bought a school jacket, class ring, and has shown great Ferndalc spirit. Congratulations, Sven, you really are a Golden Junior. 106 Kerri Micheau Rona Michcau Kimberly Monaghan Faris Monasa Angela Mongeon Tina Moore Carrie Morency Andrea Morey Karry Morgan Jason Morris Andre Mosley Richard Mui Cheryl Murray David Najor Munther Nazzal Jeffrey Newman Tuy Ngoc Nguyen Jenifer Nix Amy Norton Michelle Nyx Kielka Oldham Guy Oliver John Oliver James Oneal Georgette Orear Randall Owens Amy Pack Rodney Palmer Out Of Time Juniors are out of time and out of breath, as they practice for the day. Team mates get ready to go for the gold, while the Ferndale Powderpuff team is out of time, and are ready to get down to busi- ness. When their pressured their at their best. They are also out of patience, as they show that being the best, means alot of time, and doesn’t necessarily mean you have to be neat. 107 A Smile I wish that I could give to you What you have given me; A joke, a riddle a smile, a friend A smile for all to see. You cheer me up when I am down; You’re always there for me. I wish I truly could express My gratitude to thee. So hold on tight With all your might. And reach up for the skies. My gift to you, without further ado Is a wonderful surprise. This gift is what you long ago Gave lovingly to me; A joke, a riddle, a smile, a friend A smile for all to see Written by Christine Rosick in sixth grade at Wilson school Mary Pappas Pclcr Pasquc Brian Paterson Paul Pearce James Petersen Jennifer Pettinato Amy Phinncy Karen Pinkos Shawn Pittenger Kevin Ple ia Wendy Plczia John Ploskonka Nataki Plunkett John Pollard Robert Pollock Stephen Pounds Jacqueline Prcstriedge Kelly Price Michelle Pridcaux Robert Priest Umckia Prince Melissa Proffitt Mary Quinlan Lori Rasch Cameron Raybon Lisa Rcddckopp Faith Reid Alicia Reynolds 108 Thomas Richards Ella Riggins William Rippcy Nathan Ritter Albert Robin James Rodgers Michcal Rodgers Christine Rosiek Aaron Ross Monica Rowe Scan Roybal James Russell Derek Sadaj Kevin Sadaj Rcfel Salim Mark Satterlec Stacie Schooler Paul Scott Scott Screws Rebecca Scmrau Regina Scsi William Shclp Eric Shingles Sieda Shipp James Shires Matthew Sicko Cara Sinischo 109 Donna Sink Tracey Slawinski Shane Sledge Colleen Smith Gina Smith Jason Smith Julia Smith Leirac Smith Sam Smith Laura Soli Somphop Sooksri Jay Staszcwski Dwayne Stephens Christopher Stcrritt Michelle Stewart Shannon Stone Carla Slrcctman a Kevin Strong i Lisa Strong Tad Strong Lcighan Strzalkowski Sandra Takes Jennifer Taylor James Terrell Crystal Thomas Donald Thomas Schcncithia Thompson June Thornton Duncan Tomsett Laura Trosin Ann Marie Trudeau True Truong Deanna Truvally Eirini Tsatsanis Aspasia Tsatsos Dwana Turner Ly Sing Ung Richard Vandaclc Jennifer Vanhorn Toney Vast Binder Dawn Waatti James Walker Shutter WafaAbid Mariam A1 Raies Jeffery Alexiou Dennis Allen Bjorn Anderson Stacey Atkinson Alan Awada Holly Bemis Andria Bernacchi James Black Betsy Bowman Lisa Brown Ryan Cahill Keith Cain Kelly Carney Ann Cooper Nicole Darovitz Kim Daugherty Jacqueline Deel Lisa Denino Michael Doneson Bridget Donnelly Gary Donnelly Kevin Drew Derek Dunlap Jerome Ertz Eva Esho Thomas Flagg Sandra Fleming Michelle Fletcher Layli Fogle Felicia Ford Shantele Ford Daniel Foxx Gary Garndner Gerald Gardner Laurie Gold Daria Green Sharon Gregory Shawn Grobarchik Gary Hall Krystal Hall Tracy Harvey Laith Hermiz Kevin Hines Melody Hurst Andrew Jerierski Darrell Johnson Derrick Johnson Sheldon Johnson Brian Jordan Geneva Kalka Elliott Kennedy Michael Lapinsky James Leishman Donovan Lewis Patti Lewis Heather Linkous Jacqueline Lucas Shy Mark Ludeman Susan Mann Stefanie Marone David Marsh Jeffery McArthur Jill McGowan Brian McWilliams Pedro Means Cherie Merriam Tony Munson Jennifer Murphy Ala Najor Ghaida Najor Megan Nelles Chauncey Nixon Ernest Nomides Daniel Novak Stephen Osberger Jonathan Perrera Claudia Peters Christopher Ponke Terry Priest Clyde Rainey Scott Reyst Yolanda Richardson Leonard Rodgers Kathleen Roll Timothy Romans Windy Rope Christopher Ross John Scales Adrian Schoenherr James Scholts Joseph Schram Timothy Shelton Jeanne Sidelinker Walter Simpson Kristina Smith Robert Soderquist Annette Stephenson John Stoy Kevin Stuss Gary Thompson Patrick Thorns Ernest Tyler Jerry Zupancic Xavier Young Aaron Zelickman Robert Zelickman April Zendlcr Michael Zicntek Tara Wark Angela Warpup Steven Welshans William Wcssels Susan White Timothy Wiley Mikcl Wilkerson William Willcock Shannon Williams Gregory Williamson Leigh Williamson Fred Witmer Tonia Wright Sheila Yclland m Sana Abou-Joudeh Annumrie Alexander Dana Arnold Gerald Arrowood Terry Arsenault Robert Barnard Michelle Beaupied Huda Bajouna James Agee Kimberley Alexiou J eel in Austin Matthen Beauregard Dana A key i Julia Anderson Jennifer Austin Peter Benner 115 J WHAT WILL BE THE FIRST THING YOU’LL TELL YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL? The death of Spirit Week! Todd Krajniak “Ha e fun and learn self-defense to survive in the hall Janice Willey Just say NO!1 Paul Hendren The undefeated class of ’88 powderpuff football team.” Sean Brants Russell Bromley Joanna Brownell Jennifer Bryant Amy Bus ha Seniors David Comer ford Lisa Cooper Daniel Crane Donna Csicsav Tamara Cudney Victoria Culver Amber Dawkins Jacqueline DeeI John Delaney WHAT ARE YOUR FEARS ABOUT COLLEGE? Prohibition will be reinstated! Steve Lyskawa “My parents coming to visit me!” Katie Wessels “Katie Wessels will go to the same college as me, and be president of the student body. Tim Maxwell James DeLong Christine Demare Philip DeLarosa Shawn Dicapo 117 Bertrand Evans Thomas Evans James Evers Jeffrey Farlin Heather Fisher Corey Fontenot Joseph Fratt Joseph Friess Elaina Gartner Stephanie Gerdan Seniors Dawn Grams Lisa Hanna Maurice Grates Stephanie Hanon Marcus Gray Shirley Hardin Daniel Haddad Kimberly Harrington Ah lam Haisha Karen Hasiak 119 Thomas Hubbard Jessica I den Shannon Jaklic Michelle Jarvis James Henson £ n Daniel Hreha Sarah Joerin -------Seniors 120 Eric Johnson Sheila Kennedy Eric Jones Kevin Keys Kristen Jones Faye Kamposh Stephen King Eric Kirknood Devin Kautz Michael Kleiner Carin Klock Shannon Knowles Lisa Korpela Dawn Kosut Todd Krajniak K i Karen Kuang Sean Lacey Cynthia Landrum Jeffrey Landry Daniel Ledford Roubini Lotsis Steven Lyskavva Hai Van Ma Douglas Lambert Kevin Latta William Lyon Jason Loudermilk Kelly Maes -------Seniors 122 Cheryl Mason Stephen Massie Kimberly McVeigh Scott Meister Dawn Mersnick 123 Geri Morency Miguel Moreno I WHO’S THE PERSON YOU’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE MOST AT OUR TEN YEAR REUNION, AND WHY? “John Trammell, to see if he will go bald from the way he brushes his hair.” Roy Hodge “I want to find out in 10 years if Jeff Katzman's flying planes and Walter Simpson’s flipping bur- gers.” Eric Johnson “Peter Benner and Anne Ca azos, her five karat diamond ring, the family wagon, and all the kids.” Kevin Latta Julie Morey Kerin Morris Lori Muckle Brian Murphy Therese Myhre Linda Najor Michael Xetvhouse Russell Nowaczewski Alissa Oliver Patrick O’Neill George O’Rear Wendy Palmer Ursula Patterson Louis Pavloff ‘ I Sherri Payne David Pflieger 124 Seniors Sean Phalen Keitha Phillips Jamie Poehlman FERNDALE HIGH WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER ME BY “My great party m sophomore year.” Jennifer Austin “When George O’Rear and I saved the senior class and built our float in 45 minutes.' Sean Lacey “My bowling!” Todd Krajniak Stacey Ponkey Jody Powell Kathryn Price a than Prudden Avis Pullen I Tracey Rowe Jennifer Russell Michelle Rust Daniel Schaefer Shelly Schooler Lynn Schroeder Michael Schultz Derek Sell John Shankool David Shaw Faith Shepherd Suzette Shuller Monica Silvano Elaine Sink LaJean Slay Robert Stryjecki Jennifer Tenorio Matthew Topinka Donna Tsatsanis Pa nag iota Tsatsos Edward Unger man Cristina Yaldivieso 127 Jennifer Volk Christopher Voorhies Kelly Waldick Brett Wark Janice Willey Kelli Williams l_ 128 Seniors Above left: Quarterback Kyle Ir- win spots a receiver. Right: Half- back John Trammell runs through a hole in the Seaholm defense for a touchdown. Center: The vicious Ferndale defense lines during their 34-0 shutout over Andover. Right: Varsity team. Front: J. Delaney, A. Zclickman, M. Hatcher, M. John- son, R. Mui, M. Cavcndcr, M. Boyd, M. Childress, J. Ploskonka, S. Fleming. Row 2: T. Champagne, W. Foggo, R. Zclickman, T. Vast- Binder. J. Shankool, S. Meyer, B. Evans, P. Benner, A. Felix, C. Har- ness, J. Poehlman. Row 3: Assis- tant coach M. Sophica, Assistant coach N. Midea, B. Cardwell, M. Trotter, R. Wiley, J. Joshua, D. Shaw, J. McCallum, J. Landry, Head coach J. Bassier, Assistant coach A. Willett. Row 4: L. Pav- loff, St. Lyskawa, B. Gabel, W. Wcsscls, J. Trammell, K. Crocker, D. Bourgeois, N. Prudden, J. Stas- zewski, X. Young. Row 5: T. Max- well, J. Loudcrmilk, P. Ballman, T. Hubbard, M. Wilkerson, D. Ste- phens, J. Ebersole, R. Hall, J. Rus- sell, R. MacDonald. B. Hometz. 132 iTftNDALE TER dale: tERJIDAL? VTRNDAU verjmalt n nuu _rT« DALr «amm towdait RNDAIC tEHNDALT TERMD, ft R DALE Above left: The J.V. football team: Front: Joe Hudson, Randy Partin, Charlie Morgan, Eddie Bale, Eric Brown, Steve Duggins. Mike Jones, Chris Warner, Joe Bice, Tim Vitti- tow, Jeremy Poehlman, Coach Ed Morgan, Jeff Watters, Dustin Popa, Dave Speer, Bill Cudncy, Terry Rowe, Maurice Chaney, Coach Roger Mousseau, Chris Hambrick, John Loudcrmilk, Wil- liam Sclcp. Mike Gross. Ryan Winn, Eric Baxmann, Keith Foote. Not pictured: Tim Hurst, Arncll Randle. Center: The offense review their play during their time-out. Right: Quarterback Eric Baxmann pivots around to hand off to run- ning back Mike Jones during their Rochester game. Lower left: Run- ning back Mike Jones hurdles a would-bc tackier in his attempt to get a first down. Above: Freshman Football: Front: Lacey Morris, Jon Lichtcle, Kar- ufes Lyman, Nathan Titus, Ken El- dridge, Charles Fletcher, Carl Staf- ford. Row 2: Richard Firth, Ray Rcbbins. Mike Stazscwski. Matt Hamilton, Wallace Dixon, David Digby, Adam Baylerian, Albert Se- vour. Sean Gibbons. Row 3: Coach Greg Finlayson, Eric Stiles, Louis Jeoda, Chris Allen, David Bell, Chris Hurst, Fowzie Youhana, Coach Randy Smith. Row 4: Bry- ant Bone, Claude Presley, Chris Belling, Tim Beckett, Joe Riglcy, Mah Chrysler, Chris Mexico, Ed Bicigo. Row 5: Scott Bales, Seme- truis Gunn, Carlos Kennedy, Matt Hubbard, Chris Cudney. Lower left: The offense gets a quick breather before a crucial third down in the game against Webb. Right: Running back Demetrius Gunn sprints toward the goal line after eluding a Webb defender. Lower right: Quarterback Adam Baylerian takes a few practice snaps from center Scan Gibbons before the start of the second half. AGLE EAGLES TABLE A GLE 134 Above front: Ha Dinh, Amy Wan- ley, Susan White, Tracy Beisiegel, Kim McKinnon, Stacy Hanson, Karen Smith. Row 2: Jim Henson, Ken Laws, Keith Bergevin, True Truong, Larry Wein, Chi Truong, Andy Elbert. Michael Bassicr. Row 3: Jack Hrctz, Tom Evans, Jason Taylor, John Gill. Ken Hunt, Roy Hodge. Matt Holland, and Coach Phil Prcmo. Center left: Ken Hunt gives his all and tries to relax after a hard race. Center right: Stacy Hanson blows away a Berkley run- ner, finishing seventh in a 25 par- ticipant race. Lower right: Junior True Truong strives to defeat a Troy runner. Cross Country 135 Above right: Front: Nathan Rimmer, Robert Thomas. Row 2: Derek Bond, Greg Williamson, Lamont Floyd, Donald Thomas, Coach Dan Cardclli. Head Coach Gary Sophiea, Coach Don McNeal, Rodney Hall, Marcus Hurst, Cornell Mann. Brett Wark. Row 3: Marcus Gray, Steve King, Larry Wells, DeWayne Stephens, James Terrell, Mike Wilkcrson. Center left: Larry Wells makes a slam dunk against Pontiac Northern. Right: Ferndale fans show their spirit. Lower right: Robert Thomas makes a jump shot in a catch-up effort. 136 Above right J.V. team. Front: Sean Car- ter, Joe Hudson. Row 2: Gerald Bradford. Anthony Felix, Perry Hollie. Marcus Brown, Coach Dan Cardelli, Maurice Chaney, Chris Hambrick, Joe Samples. Jamie Barnard. Row 3: Dan Lambert. Sean Hearns, Jason Taylor. Anthony Wil- liams. Center: Coach Sophiea and team make plans to take back the game from Pontiac Northern. Lower Freshmen team. Front: Ira Oldham, Randy Brooks. Row 2: Chris Allen, Brandon Ivory, Mike Crane. Joe Scott, Darryl Woodard. Coach Ty Lewis, Demetrius Gunn, Kreis Hurst, Jac- ques Guinn. Adam Baylcrian. Wallace Dixon. Row 3: Damon Smith, Chris Boyd. Carlos Kennedy, Shawn Ridout. Above: Varsity team. Front: Julie Morey, Kicla Oldham, Kim Harrington. Karen Mansor. Row 2: Michelle Landry, Sonja Haugen, Coach Gary Brandt, Jennifer Tenorio, Leattrice Lucas. Lower left: Senior Jennifer Tenorio towers over Troy's defense to release the famous sky hook. Center: Senior Julie Morey sets for a jump shot during pregame warm-up. Right: Junior Karen Mansor shows her excellent form while warming up for the game. 138 Above: J.V. team. Front: Lasandra Rimmcr, Wendy W'eintraub. Row 2: Angela Zagerman, Eva Gikas, Re- becca Ferguson. Barbara Laylc. Coach Carolyn Cole. Kathy Charbeneau. Steph- anie Parkes. Katie Murphy. Lori Patana. Lower left: Freshmen team. Front: Staci Kautz, Jennifer Obu- chowski. Row 2: Marlcana Sawyer. Jada Thomas, Ta- hari Hawk, Coach Alison Tilliman. Christine White, Teresa Thomas, Crystal Jackson. Right: Barbara Laylc passes off all in stride. 139 grassi - • . • « Above: The Varsity baseball team. Front: Jeff Landry, Devin Kautz, Kevin Keys, Rich Blomberg. Row 2: Adam Lubin. Brian Wilson, William Sexton, Dan Crane, Bill Rowlett, Myron Trotter, Brett Wark. Row 3: Coach Al Willett, Chris Morrison. Kyle Irwin, Derek Sell, Rich MacDonald, Rob Chafin, Steve Gilligan. Right: Joe Saffcr practices his bunting skills before a home game. Lower left: Steve Gallis readies himself while waiting for the pitch. 140 Left: Freshmen team. Front — Kevin Sweet. Brian Rebits, Sean Carter, Sean Kinney. Row 2: Matthew Jaworski. Charles Kondck, Timothy Hirst. Ryan Winn, Jeffery Asquith, Timothy Vittitow, Jeremy Poehlman, Craig Martin. Row 3: Steven Wharry, William Cudncy, Michael Jones, Keith Foote, Coach Al Baker, Frank Csicsay, John Loudermilk, Ed Copeland, Jef- fery Watters. Joe Saffcr. Center left: Jim Anderson fields the ball for a dou- ble play. Right: A Berkley runner finds himself in a rundown in a game against the J.V. team. Lower left: J.V. team. Front — Rhoneil Irabagon, Kurt Linn, Jim Anderson. John Ploskonka, Mark Mansoor, Steve Gallis. Row 2: Ahmed Ali, Saad Dayimaya, George Libber, Kurt Harness, Marc Grams. Tad Strong, Mike Jczicrski. Row 3: Bernic Lennon, Terry Priest, James Huston. Coach Knapp, Jack Holloway, Robert Priest, Jason McCallum, Mike Ca- vender, James O’Neal. Above left: Shontae Andrews pre- pares for a hit out to center field. Right: Tamara Knechtel is set and ready to go. Center right: Chris Jackson attempts a home run. Low- er right: Team. Front: Stacey Young, Holly Baltes, Cindy Rob- ins. Row 2: Julie Morey, Kerry Doyle, Michelle Yezak, Charlotte Morey, Row 3: Sonja Haugen, Rhonda‘Schooler, Coach Nick Mi- dca, Rita Firth, Shelly Schooler. Above left: Freshmen softball: Front: Holly Rob- ertson, Jackie Wilson, Jenny Arsenault. Row 2: Shontac Andrews, Tina Torpin, Cathy Meseraull, Laura Corso, Chris Antonclli, Terri Mcrmit. Row 3: Lori Patana, Katie Murphy, Chris Jackson, Barb Layle, Melanie King, Heather Sandzik, Coach Phil Dixon. Lower left: J.V. softball: Front: Jessica Collier, Angie Hernandez, Theresa DcIToro, Cathy Kroesing. Row 2: Amy McLel- len, Colleen Atkins, Michelle Pridcaux, Andrea Morey, Marlene Hammerle, Colleen Coyle. Ta- mara Knetchel, Karen Mansour. Row 3: Coach Bill Eighmcy, Karen Morcncy, Stacy Schooler, Ann Marie Trudeau, Lara Wark, Paula Ciam- belli, Karen Pinkos. Right: Phil Dixon studies the action on the field. Lower left: Ann Marie Tru- deau practices catching before a game. Cheerleading Above left: Varsity cheerleaders take their annual fire engine ride in the Homecoming parade. Right: The famous “Hello” cheer is per- formed at a Varsity basketball game. Center: Varsity cheerleaders execute a simulataneous fight jump. Lower left: Front: Andrea Cederholm, Tamara Knechtel, Elizabeth Campbell. Row 2: Chcn- ita Thompson, Christine Rosiek, Shelia Kennedy, Anne Cavazos, Row 3: Teresa Enos, Faith Shep- herd. Katie Wcssels, Jennifer Grace, Karen Pinkos. 144 Above left: Front: Michelle Flores, Leslie DelToro. Row 2: Robin Ken- nedy, Nickie DeLaRosa, Kim Ge- sund, Cindy Linn. Row 3: Shannon Kline, Tammy Lawson. Row 4: Ericka Jackson. Center left: Jenni- fer Mcsyn cheers on the J.V. foot- ball team. Right: The J.V. squad shows their spirit in spite of a rainy day. Lower left: Front: Patty Wig- man Jennifer Arsenault, Shannon Waid, Valerie McIntosh. Row 2: Patti Moran, Teresa Dalton, Keri Daschkc. Row 3: Jennifer Mcsyn, Erika Ernest. Jackie Wilson, Chris Antonelli. Cheer lea ding 145 Above: Front: Hoc Dinh, James Anderson. Derek Sell. Brian Murphy. Jim Miller. Row 2: Dominic Emmi, Eric Kirkwood. Steven Pounds, Dan Daschkc. Bcrnic Lennon, George O’Rear. Row 3: Coach Todd Cunningham, Greg Abele, Scan Lacey, Scott Meistcr, Doug Lambert. Joe Sulli- van, Dan Collier. Center left: All-league mid-fielder Brian Murphy dribbles his way down the field. Center right: Senior tri- captains Brian Murphy, Sean Lacey, and Scott Meister return to the sidelines with the results of the coin toss. 146 Above left: J.V. subs anxiously await their turn to play as their new coach. Phil Dixon, looks on. Center right: Freshman Ted Grigoriou tries to stop down- field. Center; Junior Matt Ball puts in a hard fight for the ball. Lower front: Jeremy Scuddcr. Roy Schooler, Scott Rala, Jennifer Taylor, Jamie As- quith, Tom Lotsis. Mike Haber. Row 2: Sean Pounds, Kurt Linn, Tom Sesi, Bill Hembree, Vi Luu. Teddy Grigoriou. Matt Ball, Row 3: Bill Meister, Kevin Ruehle, Mike Hunt, Dan Lambert, Barret Klein. Kris D'Anna, Tim Elliot, Coach Phil Dixon. Soccer 147 Above left: Ricky Gillespie prepares to tee-off. Right: Front: Ricky Gillespie, Eric Onkalo. Row 2: Matt Sicko, Brett Wark, Steven Zabowski, Joe Fratt, Greg Williamson, Coach Beider, Todd Galloway, Adam Facsko. Center left: Brett Wark, Matt Sicko, Greg Williamson and Adam Facsko give us their “fresh” look. Right: Senior Joe Fratt looks disappointed after the first drive. 148 Row 1: William Rippcy, Matt Bierl. Nicole Cassell, Stephanie Pearson. John Riddle, Shawn Phalcn, Jeremy Noe. Row 2: Roberto Irabagon, Na- than Ritter, Coach Goldstein, Dave Anderson, Rich Wiley, William Layle. Center left: Christian Elbert and Coach Goldstein practice a disengage move. Right: Roberto Irabagon mis- takes a photographer for a fencer. Lower left: Nate Ritter and Coach Goldstein practice before a meet. Above left: Carin Klock makes a great effort to come in first during a meet. Right: Amy Wanley lakes a break after running an exhausting race. Center right: Carla Street- man hands-off to Levenia Henry during a meet against Andover. Lower right: Front: Lena Dixon. Row 2: Carin Klock, Lavon Ple- vinski, Ha Dinh, Shannon Waid, Cheryl Hale, Heidi Jones. Row 3: Coach Quido, Jennifer Meyson, Dana Arnold, Levenia Henry, An- gela Phillips, Coach Larry Cavan- augh, Amy Jones, Kim Harrington, Terry Arsenault, Karen Smith. Row 4: Amy Wanley, Michelle Hunt. Kari Daschke, Tracy Bcisie- gel, Jennifer Tenorio, Michelle Rust, Lisa Strong, Carla Street- man, and Gernell Cardwell. 150 Above left: Front: Charlie Morgan, Mike Bassicr, Ken Laws, Larry Wcin. Keith Bergevin. John Walkowiak, Andy Elbert, Robert Dunlap. Joe Tobin. Row 2: True Troung, Warren Foggo, Sam Kejbo, Major Hatcher, Shawn Bal- lin, Ralph Parks, Dan Asmus, Pete Benner, John Delaney, Matt Hol- land. Row 3: Coach George, Bill Dudar, Brian Cardwell, Roy Hodge, Ken Hunt, Coach Primo, Tom Evans. Don Kennedy, Tony Felix, Darrian Knight, Coach Mor- gan. Row 4: Nick Daschke, Jim Henson, Steve Lyskawa, John Trammel. Anno Klein. Toby Ster- ritt, Scott Meister, Jon Gill, Jason Taylor, Kirt Crocker, Tim Max- well, Nate Prudden. Center left: Coach Primo looks back at the win- ning Ferndale team. Right: Nate Prudden prepares to throw the disc. Lower left: Lou Pavloff hands-off to Andy Elbert in the two-mile re- lay. Volleyball Above left: The Varsity volleyball team gathers together for a quick pep talk before a big game. Right: Hitter Sonja Haugen stays on her toes while returning the opposing team's serve. Lower right: Row 1: Armen Gulian. Karen Mansor. Row 2: Andrea Morey, Amy McLellan, Amy Wanley, Carla Streetman, Dione Lewis. Holly Baltes. Row 3: Susie Timm, Sonja Haugen, Coach Roger Smith, Jen- nifer Tenorio, Barb Stanton. 152 mm Above left: Front: Jessica Revesz, Marcic Gott- lieb. Row 2: Cathy Meseraull. Michelle Hunt, Eva Gikas. Melanie King, Tonya Martin, Amy Schaubert. Row 3: Stephanie Parkes, Coach Sharyl Meyer, Vicky Tsatsanis, Damita Payne. Lower left: Amy Schaubert fires away a powerful serve. Right: Front: Staci Kautz. Jennifer Obu- chowski, Christina Nicholas, Marie Dreer, Tonya Nolan. Row 2: Nikki Wallace, Jennifer Cian- ciolo. Lisa Gearing, Zaynab Roumayah, Annah Facsko. Bonnie Bailey. Row 3: Coach Smith. Me- lissa Amburgy, Stacy Marohn, Darilyn Laird, Jennifer Dinillo, Christine White, Coach Meyer. Above left: Will Wessels executes a reverse dive in the Scaholm meet. Right: Jack Hretz, Will Wessels and Peter Benner look on at their challenging meet. Center: Tom Meister, Bill Meister, Jim Bechtel, Steve Zabowski. Shani Maltby. Jack Hretz, and Sean Doran gather for an impromptu photo during league meet hosted by Seaholm. Lower right: Front: Christian El- bert, James Klock. Row 2: Andrew Elbert. Pat Latta, Coach Phil Premo, David Digby, Vi Luu. Row 3: Mike Staszewski. Matt Cope- land, Tom Meister, Sean Brants, Chris Cudney, Bill Meister, Peter Benner Row 4: Kevin Latta. Mike Zientek, Eric Baxmann, Tom Kowalski, Dan Ledford. Jim Bech- tel. Row 5: Jack Hertz, Will Wes- sels, Scott Meister, Sean Doran, Kyle Irwin. Steve Zabowski. 154 Above left: Dan Ledford, Eric Bax- mann, Kevin Latta, Sean Doran, Mike Zicntck, Scott Mcister, and Kimball swimmers Rob Rolland and Jason Gessert all show the “macho” benefits of competitive swimming. Center: Dan Ledford powerfully surges through the wa- ter in the 100-yard butterfly event. Lower left: Coach Phil Premo dis- cusses up-coming meets with Jack Hretz. Right: Chris Cudney shows his pride in the Fcrndalc diving team. Above left: Monika Bunting, Cara Sininscho. Heidi Jones. Carin Klock, and Amy Nack enjoy breakfast at Elias Brothers before their big day at the State Meet. Right: This year's seniors Dana Akcy. Carin Klock, and Stephanie Gerden, say good-bye to their teammates at the last meet of the season. Center right: Amy Nack gets ready to anchor the 400 relay. Lower right: Front: Heidi Jones. Row 2: Amy Nack. Cindy Bur- meister. Jeannie Burelle, Carin Klock. Row 3: Diving coach Don Dale. Amanda Bell. Jill Martin. Dana Akey. swimming coach Scott Shelton. Row 4: Jody Tracht, Mon- ica Bunting. Justine Sarvcr, Cara Sinischo. Stephanie Gerden, and Bethany Ball. 156 Above: Coach Scott Shelton gets his team to show their spirit before the Berkley meet. Center left: Carin Klock shows her outstanding form in the butterfly during the in- dividual medley. Center right: Hei- di Jones completes a back dive lay- out position, goes on to win the meet. Lower left: Cindy Burmeister and Monika Bunting prepare for the 50-yard freestyle event. Above left: Dan Lichtle raises his hand to victory. Right: Front: Chris Day, Erik Knox, Alando Wil- liams, Don Lichtle. Robert Voison, Ralph Hafel. Row 2: Scan Gibbons, Tom Hodapp, Scott West- brook, Claude Presley. Matt Trcuter, Karufus Ly- man, Nathan Titus. Row 3: Coach Mousseau, Chris Mexico, Eric Stiles. Ed Biccgo, Chris Belling, Joe Riglcy, Coach Smith. Center left: Freshman Chris Belling attempts to pin a wrestler from Andover. Right: John Walkowiak starts off the match with a lunge towards his opponent. Lower right: Front: Chris Wright, Tony Eldridge, Ed Bale, Tim Hurst, Chris Warner, Row 2: James Kify, True Troung, John Walkowiak, Joe McKee, Gaylon Porter. Allen Hcrsh, John Hood. Mike Cece. Row 3: Coach Roger Mousseau. Tully Kysia, Chris Weaver, Mike Jones, Ray Mandiola, Matt Gateman, Sean Redden. Steve Bandoo. Coach Randy Smith. 158 11117 Above left: Sophomore Charlie Morgan watches his opponent carefully. Right: Tom Evans is anxious to start his match. Center left: Front: C. Jones, J. Plos- konka. A. Wcrnet. D. Hauk, co-captain A. Silveri, C. Morgan. Row 2: P. DelaR- osa, J. Poehlman, M. Ca- vcndcr, T. Evans, J. O'Neal. B. Willcock. Row 3: Coach Mousseau, N. Prudden. T. Priest, Coach Bassicr, J. Ebersole. D. Bourgeois. Coach Smith. Right: Char- ley Jones has the advantage over Andover. Lower left: Coaches Bassier and Smith look intense during a tough match. Above left: Senior Captain Mi- chelle Bcaupied approaches the base line for a return of service. Right: Junior co-captain LaN- iccc Ballard decides first serve. Center: In a doubles match, Miriam Shor and freshman Jes- sica Axmacher rush the net af- ter Miriam's blistering return. Lower right. Team. Front: Van- gic Holmes, Miriam Shor. Jes- sica Axmacher. Row 2: Sarina Castro, Jenifer Nix, Stacy Ad- kins. Julie Smith, Chris Gasc, Michelle Jarvis, Denise Gonze- leze. Row 3: Niki Yago, LaN- iece Ballard. Emmlcca Kenne- dy, Coach Sue Burback. Sharon McKenzie, Melanie King, Cheryl Hale. 160 Above left: Team. Front: Jerry Grodsky, Derek Sadaj, Mike Hall, Dominic Emmi, Peter Stutchcr. Row 2: Toney Vastbinder, John Sladick, Chauncey Nixon, Coach Sue Burback, Paul Dunkell, Mi- chael Kleiner, Sam Emmi. Row 3: Walter Simpson, Ken Glaza, Steve Rann, James Rodgers. Lower left: Senior Chauncey Nixon practices his unbeatable forehand that helped him advance from J.V. to a first singles Varsity position this season. Center: Senior Michael Kleiner hustles to the net during practice. Right: Players intently lis- ten to Coach Burback as she gives them a pep talk just before a match. Highlights The Far Side Above left: Students cut a long-standing lock off a desk in the German room. Right: Senior cheerleaders show their stuff at the Powdcrpuff game. Lower left: J. Paul Winton watches the spirit week tug-of-war match on the elephant stairs. Right: Swimmers Monika Bunting, Amy Nack, Cara Sinischo, and Justine Sarver prepare for the 400 freestyle relay at Berkley High School. 168 Above left: The senior “flower children” relax on the ground in the courtyard. Right: Mr. Premo’s freshman swimmer does a perfect 10 dive. Lower left: Todd Krajniak butters up Santa Claus, played by Ed Ungerman. at the National Hon- or Society Christmas party. Right: Center Powder-puffer Pam Staszewski gets an interesting view of things. 169 Golden Exchanges Above left: Christiane Sauer and Regine Zimmcrmann learn an American trick at a prc-Thanksgiving dinner. Right: Martina Heck, Anja Breiwer, Larisa Farlin. Christiane Gross, Heidi Jones, Jennifer Austin, Steve Wharry, Stephanie Gerdan, and Corinna Gorke display slickers in a tunnel under Niagara Falls. Lower left: Sven Schmidt, Amy Jones, Antja Drager, Iris Wahl, Chris- tiane Sauer, Regine Zimmermann, and Christiane Gross relax on the bus during the trip to Toronto. Right: Anna Cappelin from Sweden and Christina Valdivieso from Equador enjoy a special moment of friendship. 170 Above: Antja Drager, Daniela Braun, Holly Zachary, Larisa Farlin, Mike Zieniek, Dave Pfliegar, Yvonne Vattcr, Stephanie Gcrdan. Torsion Gabalmann. Sven Schmidt, Mrs. Pillot. Susie Shuller, Iris Wahl. Jennifer Austin, Amy Jones, Corinna Gorke, Birgit Esbersbach, Cindy Landrum. Mrs. Brady, Mrs. Sturgcs, Mr. Fahlar, Kelly Waldick, Christiane Gross, Kerstin Wallrabcn- stein, Regine Zimmermann, Christiane Sauer, Marline Heck, Susanne Tarttcr, Vicki Machus. Heidi Jones, Carin Klock, Anja Brciwer and Jeff Farlin group togeth- er for a farewell dinner at the Pleasant Ridge Communi- ty Center before the Germans return home. Lower left: Christiane Sauer, Regine Zimmermann, Christiane Gross, Kersten Wallrabenstein, Anja Breiwer, Iris Wahl, Yvonne Vatter, Daniela Braun, Antja Drager, Martina Heck, Susanne Tarttcr, Birgit Esbersbach. Sven Schmidt and Corinna Gorke stand on Belle Isle over- looking the Detroit skyline. Right: While in Germany, exchange students Holly Zachary and Carin Klock learned that Einbahnstrasse means one way. 171 Above: Spirited fans show their enthusiasm at a football game. Lower left: Heidi Jones ices her fractured foot after driving in the State Meet at Michigan State University. Right: Carin Klock. Monika Bunting, Heidi Jones, Amy Nack. and Cara Sinischo calm their nerves by shopping at the MSU book store before the State Swimming Meet. 172 After Hours Above left: Steve Mansour, David Shaw, Derek Sell, John Gill. Brian Murphy, Doug Lambert, and Steve Lyskawa show their excitement about the senior flower party as they take a break from twist tics. Right: Tom Hubbard, Warren Folgal, Ryan Watters, and Jim Russel cheer as the senior Powdcrpuffcrs make another score against the juniors. Lower left: Stephanie Hannon and Alan Warner dance the night away at the Prom. Right: Ms. Gass enjoys a Ferndale victory at a Kimble away game. 173 Above left: Students navigate a busy staircase between classes. Right: Pete Benner goes all the way in the spirit week lunch time races. Lower left: Ella Riggins. Matt Clark. Mark Saderly, Lamond White, Laura Picken, Jenny Pcttin- ato. Carmen Onofrci. Stephanie Gcrdan, Michelle Rust, and Scan DiCapo wait for a driver to take them to Casa. Right: Bikes arc the way for many students to travel to and from school. 174 Way To Go 175 Above left: Matt Copeland makes his way to the men’s room between classes. Right: Mopeds are another way many students make it from place to place. Lower left: Brian Cardwell hops his way to the finish line during spirit week. Right: Paul LcTissier runs to get to class on time. Golden Performers Above left: Lead singer of the rock group U2 performs a song from the Grammy- winning album. The Joshua Tree. Right: George Michael sings his controversial song, 1 Want Your Sex.” Lower right: Whitney Houston shows the style that led to her being chosen best female vocalist for the second year in a row. 176 Above left: Actor Charlie Sheen takes a break between his top movies Platoon and Wallstreet. Right: Paul Simon clasps hands with an African back-up singer while performing a single from his album of the year, Graccland. Lower left: Michael Jackson makes a comeback with his Bad album. Right: Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam find fame from their number one hit “Head to Toe.” 177 Newsworthy Moments Above right: After a lengthy debate, the Senate re- jected President Reagan’s nomination of Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court. Center: TV evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakkcr stepped down from their PTL ministry work in March after scandalous events in which he confessed to an affair with another woman and she admitted to drug dependency. Lower left: Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and President Reagan signed a nuclear arms control agreement in December during a 3-day summit meeting in Wash- ington. D.C. Right: In the six years since Americans first heard of the mysterious, incurable disease, AIDS has killed nearly 25,000 Americans, and Presi- dent Reagan has proclaimed the plague “Public Health Enemy No. 1.” Opposite page, above right: President and Mrs. Reagan greeted Pope Paul II as he began a nine-city tour of the United States, which included a visit to Detroit. Lower left: In September the United States Navy blew up an Iranian ship caught laying mines in the Persian Gulf. Center right: Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart weak- ens his bid for the presidency after it was reported that he was romantically involved with 29-year-old actress and model. Donna Rice (lower right). 178 179 PATRONS Congratulations, Dan! It’s been a banner year! We love you! Mom, Dad, Beth, Sue and Janet PATRONS Congratulations, David. Best wishes always. Love, Mom, Dad, Jan, Cathy Keep up the good work, Ericka Jackson. Mom, Alexis, Robert We are very happy for you, Eric. Mom and Dad Dan Crane, 1 Grandson, we’re very proud of you! Love Grandma and Grandpa Good Luck Seniors, in whatever you do! Ferndale Youth Assistance Amy, April, Mo, you’re the best friends ever!!! Love Cheryl Congratulations, Reed and class of ’91 — no longer freshmen! Carol, Dave and Drew Beaver Congratulations, Seniors!! “May God’s Wisdom Be Yours” Arnold Klein Gallery 4520 N. Woodward Royal Oak 647-7709 Community Baptist Church Congratulations Jennifer! You’re a winner! Love, Aunt Vickie and Nana Mandy — Congratulations, just one more year! We love you. Mom, Ron, Brothers and Animals Congratulations, Brett, we’re very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad. and Tara Juli, minds are like parachutes, they only function when they are open. Luv ya. Chief Juli, you are always in our prayers and hearts. Love, Dad and Phyllis, Ray, Sam Grandma and Grandpa Anderson Juli, we are proud of you. Be proud of yourself. Make the world yours. Love, Mom, James, Mama Julie, Brad, Scott and Debi Congratulations, Russ! You finally made it. Love, Nowaczewski’s Family and Mary Mercury — Good Job! Dena, Mark, Debbie, Larry CONGRATULATIONS CHER-BEAR CLASS of ’88 You Were Great! Ferndale Boosters CONGRATULATIONS To Our Shayne Punim Love, Mom, Dad, Gabe, Mouschi May all your dreams come true You have filled our lives with JOY, PRIDE, AND HAPPINESS! 184 DREAMS REALLY DO COME TRUE ED YOU’RE THE MUSIC IN OUR LIVES LOVE MOM AND DAD all Steve — May your Special Dreams come ti true Love Mom S.M.A. CHAMPS — ANNE — Your smile lights up our each and every day. Your kindness, thoughtfulness and sincerity will be a key to your future. We love you and you make us most proud! CONGRATULATIONS! Mom, Dad, Mark, and John z JOHN, YOU HAVE MADE US VERY PROUD OF YOU! WE LOVE YOU VERY MUCH! CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE, MOM, DAD, SHIM AND BIG BOY It’s never too late for Trade School Designers and Builders Of SPECIALTY TOOLING For DAY OH EVENING a ASSES Formed Metal Products 399-9353 520 W • Mttf 0 3 BlKS W OF WOOOWAAO FIRNOAlf 1530 Farrow Avenue • Ferndale, Ml 48220 (313) 541-4600 WELDOR TRAINING CENTER Serving Industry Thru Education HERMAN WALKER PVICSIOCNT 186 OfiE PfioEnLx of oLitfifis[cl, WE SALUTE THE STUDENTS AND STAFF OF FERNDALE HIGH SCHOOL m • • • • • • • •• •••• • • ••• • A % • • ...., • _ •••• •••• •••• • ••• ••• ••• FI FI, Alles gute! Ich liebe dich! Liebe, Lari ••• ( ••••( ••• ( ••••I ••••( ••••I ••••I •••• ••• ( i; : ; •••f ••••• • •••••• • • LOV£ YOU! Mom, Dad, Laura, Chuck, Kristie PHONE (313)546-3282 22634 WOODWARD AVE.. FERNDALE. MI.48220 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M.. SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. SPECIAL ORDERS WELCOMED LARGEST SELECTION OF PAPERBACK BOOKS IN METRO DETROIT 22848 Woodward Ave. Ferndale, MI 48220 547-7580 ROMIG MAGIC BOOK CO. 165 W. 9 Mile Rd. Ferndale, MI 48220 (313) 546-1123 MIKE FOYDEL — Owner 74'aQtfotei 4 IB oJic'Uf £ ttvuf 323 WEST NINE Mile In Ferndale 54 J-2523 541-7272 Baked Goods Croissant Sandwiches Ice Cream Parlor Graduation, birthday, special occasion cakes are our specialty. 188 Jeff Farlin: CONGRATULATIONS! KEVIN'S FLORAL EXPRESSIONS JOS West 9 Mile Rd. Fern dale. Ml 48220 Phone 545-4757 Hours Mon.-Sal. 9-6 Sun. Hoi. 10-2 All your life you have had a dream and now you begin your journey towards achieving that vision. We love you a lot and if your past is any indication of your future, we know you will be successful in reaching your goal. Love, Mom, Jack, Larisa, Matthew, Benji F.H.S. students always have a 10% discount! Come in or order by phone. DESIGNER Congratulations, JEANS “ N ” THINGS 2M W. • MU Faraday Ml 48220 _______31 � 444-1144____ mm Lee JOftDACHF Seniors!! C29 Calvin Klein 10% off for all Ferndale High School students PHONE 344-7933 CARRY OUT SERVICE BANQUET ROOM (313) 642-2822 cR.iaLto cRcitauzcmb LUNCHEONS - DINNERS - COCKTAILS HENRY L. GOLD ATTORNEY ANO COUNSELOR AT LAW YOU HOST CHARLIE PAPPAS 22740 Woodward Avenue FERNDALE. MICHIGAN MAPLE L-AW CENTER 400 W MAPLE Suite 300 Birmingham. Michigan 4801 1 189 Congratulations Seniors! Phone 398-2050 Wo Wol isioto, Bumping and Painting Foreign and Domestic 25 Yrs. of Quality Guaranteed Workmanship Corvette Repairs 756 Livernois Avenue Don Cameron 'A mile north of 8 Mile Ray Bllkos, Ferndale, Mich. 48220 190 Best Wishes Always ESTELLE LOVE, Dad, Mom, Eric PIERRE C. BEAUDET. D.D.S. 10300 WEST NINE MILE ROAO TELEPHONE OAK PARK. MICHIGAN 8237 $ «-2030 COMPUTER COPIER SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINE SALES SERVICE SUBURBAN PRINTERS, INC. SUBURBAN OFFICE MACHINES, INC. 520 North Main Street Royal Oak, Michigan FORMS COLOR PRINTERS Lincoln 4-8000 We Deliver Metro Area (9 yici£ut ztioK4 Setayui INTWHATIOHAL MINUTE PRESS 542-4350 CUtcC 'PeruM-tal Senvice 22726 WOODWARD AVE. FERNDALE, MI 48220 Just south of 9 Mile CONGRATULATIONS, SHERRY! WE LOVE YOU! Mom, Daddy, Grandma, Papa, Heather A yi310 m% MADISON HCTS. 26673 DEQUINDER MADISON HCTS., Ml 48071 TEL: 545-1157 or 545-1158 MON.-THURS. 10-9 FRI. SAT. 10-10 SUN. 12-8 SALE ■ RENTAL VIDEO MOVIES ROSEVILLE ROSEVILLE DETROIT 777-2424 269-6720, 21 582-0394 FRENDALE ( BETA ) 519 W. 9 MILE RD. FRENDALE, MI. 48220 TEL.: 398 - 4575 OPEN: MON. - THUR. 12-9 FRI. SAT. 10 - 10 SUNDAY 11-7 191 MARKET BJ KURTK ©HEAD MAGIC KITCHEN ft BATH CENTERS DAVE TRUMBULL MANAGER 1031 Hilton Ferndale. MI 48220 544-9415 Owner - Bettie K.. Lose: 600 EAST NINE MILE ROAD FERNDALE. MICHIGAN 48220 Phone: S44-0S30 lixury anes ounqc STATE 1 . ff Daily Lottery Full Line FnB Store Package Liquor Check Cashing Service Money Order CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! 192 The Food Service Department of Ferndale High School under the direction of cTMorrisoti's Custom cTManagemeqt Wishes The Best Of Luck To All Graduating Seniors! ‘ ‘CONGRA TULA TIONS! ’ ’ Ontui 21 CAMPBELL REALTY INC. 1186 East 12 Mile Road Madison Heights. Michigan 48071 Business (313) 398-0100 Residence (313) 398-5636 MARSHA L. HEADRICK REALTOR-ASSOCIATE® Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated (f deoTEK where - for VOUf 5 vou . . . TEK 855 E. Nine Mile Rd Ferndale, Mi 48220 � 548-5900 r 548-5901 — JOE FRIESS — JOE, THIS ONE IS FOR ALL THE GIRLS. CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE, MOM, KELLY, JIMMY 193 mwm paufomg; Sc Curtin Jfuneral Home FIVE HUNDRED W. NINE MILE RD. • FERNDALE. MICH. 48220 544-0500 PATRICK J. CURTIN VERNOR M. SPAULDING 1874-1950 KEVIN B. CURTIN MERTON E. SPAULDING 1903-1970 Congratulations, Seniors! 541-5193 Towing Service MINSER’S COLLISION AMERICAN FOREIGN WELDING BUMPING — PAINTING PICKUPS — VANS SPORT CAR SPECIALISTS Free Estimates Mike Baetens 22031 WOODWARD AVE. Manager FERNDALE, MICH. 48220 EMERGENCIES DENTAL OFFICE 399-0277 $46-7666 Sugar and spice and all things nice that’s what little girls are made of. MONICA Have Joy in your heart, Sunshine in your days, Happiness in vour future. MOM DAD JESSIE 195 BATTELS LIQUOR • CHAMPAGNE • WINES 23329 WOODWARD AVE. FERNDALE. MICHIGAN TEL: 545-9427 IN BUSINESS SINCE 1924 CHANNEL 3 VIDEO SOUND “Deliberately Excellent” 23700 Woodward, Pleasant Ridge Phone 399-1971 Movies, Tapes, Equipment, Accessories id uu uj sj ml El AUTO PAINT SUPPLY COMPANY 23000 WOODWARD • FERNDALE. MICHIGAN 48220 3M 541-3053 541-5144 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “88” From WILLIAM BROCKS HAIR DESIGNS 23708 Woodward Pleasant Ridge 542-3220 FREE First Visit in WOLFF TANNING BED 50% Off Haircut Blowdry for Ferndale High Students (First time customers only) I Where Nice Things Happen QUALITY NEW AND USED CAR SALES LEASING SERVICE SELECTION S. i “Katie-Did” We’re so proud of you for a job well done! We love you. Mom, Dad, Mike, Will Meg SPORTING GOODS Outdoor Outfitter Guaranteed Gun Smithing Tackle Repair Pendleton Shop Bowling balls fitted drilled while you wait By appointment 23510 Woodward Ave. Ferndale, Michigan 48220 542-0498 CONGRATULATIONS Dear Seniors: As you know, it is customary to write something in a yearbook so that when it is looked at years from now it will bring back many wonderful memories. We hope that the graduating class of 1988 enters their new lives with the enthusiasm and drive that you showed as students in the Ferndale Schools. Many of us can remember you as eager, wide-eyed 5 and 6 year olds waiting for each school day to bring new experiences your way. We then watched you grow and gain maturity as you went through our junior high schools. Now, you are leaving Ferndale High School, the place where you displayed the talents and hard work that brought you to this point, graduation. You will now begin your role as young adults in the world of work, service, or school. We are proud of you and look forward to hearing about your future accomplishments. With Best Wishes, Your Teachers FERNDALE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION THE FERNDALE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION IS THE PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR TEACHERS IN THE FERNDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT BABY CAKES It may be top of the ninth but, there’s twelve innings in this game. You’ll be a winner! “Keep on swingin’.” 541-1414 Flowers From Holiday Flowers Fruit Baskets For All Occasions Good Luck! Carolyn 1203 S. Main St. Royal Oak. M! 48067 Dr. K. “88” ernvne i H AIR FASHIONS 821 Livcrnois Fcrndalc, Ml -18220 (Between 8 9 Mile) 541-9539 JEAN C. CARSLEY Ownor Congratulations Joanna! THANKS FOR THREE YEARS OF GREAT MEMORIES. LOVE ALWAYS, Mike A SPECIAL THANKS FOR THE COOPERATION OF THE STUDENTS AND ADMINISTRATORS OF FERNDALE HIGH Adam Facsko Guy Oliver Carla Streetman Alan Hersh Jennifer Pettinato Greg Williamson Bill Lazar Mark Saterlee Rich Vandaele Scott Screws Jay Stazewski AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1988 Justin Berger Dawn Kosut Jaimie Smith Jim Henson Patrick O’Neill Holly Zachary Walt Simpson The Phoenix of Southfield, Inc. 17515 West Nine Mile Road 10th Floor Southfield, Michigan 48075 559-6140 199 XEROX SERVICE CENTER AMERICARE SERVICE SERVICE CONTRACTS INHOUSEORON-SITE Pick up and delivery PC'S AND COMPATIBLES • Printers • Modems • Accessories OKI DATA Warranty Repair Center Located between 14 15 Mile Road 2 Blocks West of Stephenson Hwy XEROX Service Center 1270 Rankin Suite C Troy, Ml 48083 583-2935 - Excelda PRIVATE LABEL CHEMICALS Setting the Standards for Quality, in Automotive, Industrial Household Chemical Specialties 181 W. Marshall Ferndale, Ml 43220 (313) 399-4282 THE COXENS: KEN, RICK FRED CRANDALL- WORTHINGTON 21218 Woodward Ave. Ferndale, Michigan 48220 398-8118 Sell complete line of janitorial supplies. Rental sales and service. HODGES IMPORTED CARS 23100 Woodward Avenue (Woodward At 9Vi Mile) Ferndale, MI 48220 547-8800 The key to success... On behalf of the BAND and ORCHESTRA Mr. Smith, Mrs. Wilson and the boosters congratulate the class of ’88 IT'S BEEN FOUR GREAT YEARS! 201 Stephanie Congratulations! With our best wishes for your future, we hope that you will always keep the qualities that characterize your childhood years, namely: Love of life, Spontaneity, Honesty, and an ability to see beauty everywhere. We Love You Dearly! Dad, Mom, Christine, Karin, Philip, Meme Remember: Most people are mirrors, merely reflecting the mood and emotions of the times; few are windows bringing light to bear on the dark corners, where troubles fester; and the whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows. Sydney J. Haris From your friendly Pieces of Silver Ferndale High School Library Phone 399-8888 Open 7 Days 10 a.m. IRISH PUB Businessman's Lunch • Dinner • Daily Specials Cocktails • Beer • Wine • Live Entertainment We Cater Parties Your Host Alex 175 West Troy Ferndale. Michigan 48220 SUN-BRITE GOOD LUCK GRADS! 1111 W. NINE MILE ROAD FERNDALE, MICHIGAN 48220 PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS (313) 546-3400 202 We talk windows, furniture, lighting, designer fabrics, wallpaper, pillows, bedspreads, and accessories. HILTON CONVALESCENT HOME 3161 HILTON ROAD FERNDALE, MICHIGAN 48220 Hilton Convalescent 23535 Woodward Avenue, Ferndale,Michigan 48220 (313) 541-4936 Give us a call and we’ll come to you. The Ultimate in Nursing Care Congratulations Seniors! To Michelle, Our Daughter and Mom’s Rosebud. Love, Mom, Dad Family Total Performance Maratflon Auto Electric brakes, shocks, exhaust tires, batteries air conditioning Open 24 hours 203 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’88 especially Bert Evans Heather Fisher PR I MO'S PIZZA Kathy Price Julie Morey OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 15 Minute pick-up service Fast Delivery Service 10100 W. Nine Mile Oak Park 399-9400 HOURS MON-THURS 11 a.m.-l a m. FRI-SAT 11 a.m.-3 a.m. SAT 2 p.m.-l a.m. STEVE WEINTRAUB (313) 968-0450 MARTIN WEINTRAUB (313) 968-0450 Renaissance Jewelers Diamonds Fine Jewelry Expert Watch Jewelry Repair 21700 Greenfield Greenfield Plaza - Suite 313 Oak Park, Mich. 48237 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 Edie Nicholas 204 Congratulations, Graduates! KIWANIS CLUB OF FERNDALE Serves the Community! Service to Handicapped City Involvement Service to Children Volunteer Service Athletics Scholarships to Christian Service 206 CARIN The light of my life . . . Congratulations, Love! We knew you would make it! We are very proud of you. Love, Mommie Mae, Grandma and Kim. Congratulations, Shawn! You have made us very proud! Love, Mom, Dad, Nicole, and Anne The best is yet to come! Congratulations and much love. Mom. Jack and Jamey Congra tula tions, Brett! We're very proud of you! Love, Morn, Dad and Tara Lincoln 1-8993 PLEASANT RIDGE FLOWER SHOP CUT ROWERS — CORSAGES FUNERAL WORK — WEDDING 80UQUETS Dependable Delivery Service 24052 WOODWARD � Vt Pat Alex PLEASANT RIOCE. MICH Demos Congratulations, . - 4 Jason! a Keep that smile! 27 With Love and % Pride, Mom and John 207 RAINBOWS Apple IIgs Tr • ' V Vy- Llili: Auinonzeo Dealer Sales • Service • Training L 797 East Big Beaver • Troy • (313) 528-3535 Travel FRIENDLY FAST SERVICE EQUIPPED WITH THE SABRE TRAVEL SYSTEM THE MOST ADVANCED IDEA IN TRAVEL SINCE THE JET 0 1 DAILY f TO • SATURDAYS • T9 1 • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED • WE BOOK MOST TOURS • A| 1 AIRLINE TICKF TS ISSUED • MR BUSINESSMAN DELIX F R Y SERVICE AVAll 'NBLE 399-3434 y; 30 WOODWARD JUST S OF 9 MILE JawJaif JIM ASHMORE, INC. Truck Trailer Rental DAILY OR WEEKLY RATES 548-7733 R fTVOKR RYDER TRUCK RENTALS LOCAL OR LONC DISTANCE 23133 Woodward (4 blocks N. 9 Mile) Ferndale, Mich. 48220 AL DIXON Owner 208 FERNDALE HONDA 21350 Woodward FERNDALE. Ml 48220 i = X iv 3 � t 1 SUB .TMg MTli Oia Civic • Prelude • Accord • Civic Wagon A Winning Team Bus. Phone 548-6300 Rowley’s Lube Centers 23733 Woodward Pleasant Ricge mi 48069 (313) 399 6292 3C8 ROWLEY Owner Coerator Dr. Harvey Lefkowitz, D.P.M., pc. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL FOOT SPECIALIST MOST PROBLEMS CAN BE CORRECTED IN OUR OFFICE Foot Car From n 'pCovi WE FEATURE THE FINEST NAMES IN • Carpeting • Vinyl Flooring • Ceramic Tiles • Hardwood Flooring • Window Treatments ” 1224 S. Main Street, Royal Oak 542-6600 209 LUXON PLUMBING and HEATING Congratulations, Seniors! Get into the swim of things. Phoni S44-3400-I-2-3-4 DONALD R. TISHLER. P E. 366 W 8 MILE ROAO VICE PRESiOENT FERNDAIE. MICHIGAN 48220 CONGRATULATIONS, 1M BEST WISHES Shannon! I’m proud of you! jitS Jt TO THE M CLASS OF 1988 BEST JR. HIGH Love, Grandma 210 RESTAURANT AND BAR Come enjoy dinner in one of De- troit’s most unique restaurants. Try barbecued spare ribs in a 1958 Edsel, or succulent N.Y. strip steak in a 1957 Chrysler. Being a Fern- dale graduate, I hope all Ferndale High School students will stop in for dinner and consider Doug’s Body Shop for Prom night. Thank you, Michael Ratliffe Class of ’75 211 14 KT Gold and Silver Jewelry Diamonds Re-Mounting Custom Designing GRACE JEWELRY 22720 Woodward. Ferndale. Ml 48220 (S Doors From 9 MileI BUY SELL TRADE LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED DiAMONd SeniNq JewelRy Repairs RiNqs ’ ChAiNS Otarims EarrInqs BraceIets 542-6350 XI , REPAIR All Makes Watches Watch Bands Watch Batteries Costume Earrings Get your EARPLUGS (for swimming, studying and sleeping), SWIM CAPS and SWIM GOGGLES at McKEON PRODUCTS INC. When Ws lust almost out of reach . 8100 West 9 Mile Rd. Oak Park, MI. 48237 548-7560 FRIENDS give the extra little necessary boost. Closest outlet to Ferndale High School Friends of the Ferndale Library 222 E. Nine Mile Road Ferndale, Ml 48220 212 JIM, We are very proud of you. Congratulations!! Love, Mom, Dad, Chris Blue Ridge Grill Good Breakfasts Lunches 1416 W. 8 Mile Mon.-Sat. FERNDALE OAK PARK ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION 542-2535 YOU CAN SENIORS! Interpreting the past and preparing for the future. F.H.S. English Department JEFF FARLIN, Congratulations on your graduation — also on your chosen career. We know you are going to be the best pilot the Navy ever had!! WE LOVE YOU! Grandma Siever and Raines 213 Si WALKER WIRE STEEL CO. Complete Warehouse Stocks The Lock Center, Inc. 240 WEST 9 MILE FERNDALE. Ml 48220 (313) 546-0800 WIRE DRAWING ATMOSPHERE ANNEALING, STRAIGHTENING AND CUTTING 399-4800 564-5859 • Basic Wire • Galvanized Wire • Cold Heading Wire • Black Annealed Wire • Oil Tempered Spring Wire • Hard Drawn Spring Wire • Music Wire 660 EAST 10 MILE RD. — FERNDALE PROFESSIONAL MOBILE SERVICE COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL 5 BLOCKS EAST OF WOODWARD AVE. UNI-BOND BRAKE, INC. Manufacturer of Heavy Duty Brake Parts (313) 547-3870 1350 Jarvis Ferndale, Michigan 48220 214 Joseph C. Precourt Building Restoration 543-9280 State Licensed WE LOVE YOU! MOM, DAD, ASPA, VOULA, AND UNCLE JIMMY Congratulations! □□□A □□S I I Annuity Services, Inc. LAWRENCE FRIEDMAN P.O. Box 5313 Weec Bloomfield. Ml 48033-0313 (313) 334-8077 Congratulations, Seniors! LAW OFFICES CLARK, HARDY, LEWIS, POLLARD AND PAGE, P.C. 401 SOUTH WOODWARD SUITE 400 BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 48011 216 CONGRATULATIONS Senior Powder Puff “THE DREAM TEAM” The Class of “88“ Rules 429 N. Washington Royal Oak. Ml 48067 Telephone (313) 548-5530 14-0 TOOLS MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES TO INDUSTRY 20-6 WATERSTON’S MACHINERY AND SUPPLY CO Home of Good Tools tastq fresh nuts The wholesome, natural snack food that's every CENTRALLY LOCATED TO SERVE MICHIGAN INOUSTRY 0 one's favorite Cashews. Spanish Peanuts. Virginia Peanuts. Barbeque Peanuts. Dry Roasted Peanuts, and others Available in bags, vacuum packed cans and jars Delicious every time1 KAft NUT PRODUCTS CO. hrmoall mich 4 22o '217 Paper Works, Incorporated DISTRIBUTORS OF FIN€ PRPCR PRODUCTS Xerographic • Sond • Mimeo � Duplicator Delivery Anywhere in Continental U.S. HOM€ OFFICC 15477 UUoodrow Ullilson Detroit, Ml 48221 (313) 541-4277 UURR€HOUS€ ferndaie, Ml Chicago, ILL Cincinnati, OH George Hill Ralph Barnett President Vice-President V FLORIST me “Act well your part for there all honor lies.” Thespian Motto 161 W. 9MileRd. Ferndaie, Ml 46220 (313) 398-8980 Best wishes, Seniors! Angelo M. Zervos D.D.S. 1 f Family Dentistry L ) 1010 Livernois Student Ferndaie, Michigan 48220 Phone: 545-5777 Enterprise Angelo M. Zervos D.D.S. Theatre Evening and Saturday hours available Thespian Troupe 408 218 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS AND BEST WISHES M A. MADELINE LUXON OAKLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 18 W Sauers FOODS FOR HEALTH We’re Changing hands M- and faces... still the same great service 247 W. Nine Mile Fashionable Femdale 5542-1208? Congratulations Class of 87! PRAIRIE VIEW HONEY COMPANY Good Luck DaDonna Shannon 12303 ROSA PARKS BOULEVARD DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48206 (313) 865-HONY FHS-Jobs 542-JOBS Matthew J. Casey Operations Manager WORKING TOWARD A BRIGHT FUTURE! 220 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Faith Shepherd Dr. SahiTs Office Susan Collins United Materials Dante Connors Foodland Bill Lyon National Time CO-OP IS EARNING WHILE LEARNING CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Nina i H3 zidaf JSaton. 23400 WOODWARD, FERNDALE (BETWEEN 9 AND 10 MILE ROADS) HOURS: MON. THUR FRI. • 10:00-8:00 SAT. 10-6 • Custom Designing • Bridesmaids, Mothers ol the Brlda end Groom • Cocktail end Formal Weer • Prom Gowns • Designer Department on Premises • Oesigner Bridal Gown Collection • Unique Selection ol Flower Girls Dresses Our Designer and Consultant will create an exclusive creation for your very special oc- casion by duplicating a famous designer or creating one just for you. In addition, you may choose a design from our extensive collection of ready made samples. You will be surprised at our reasonable prices. We invite you to compare before you decide. CALL 399-0330 BASHIR’S FORMAL WEAR $10 OFF ANY PROM TUXEDO RENTAL For that Special Night with that Special Girl... Go in High Fashion in the Latest Look from The MIAMI VICE or DYNASTY Collection. OVER 50 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM One Day Service Available coupon must be redeemed at least lO days in advance not valid with any other offer 28679 Ryan Warren. Ml 48092 (1 blk. South of 12 Mile Rd.) {313) 573-6200 1352 Michigan Ave. Dearborn, MI 581-8133 222 NEW YORK BAGEL 23316 Woodward Ferndale, Michigan PREFERRED PLUMBING Sewer Service 548-2580 MONOAY - SATURDAY: 8 30AM-7PM SUNDAY: 10AM-4PM Residential and Commercial Repair — Licensed-Insured 24 Hour Service STUDZ ONE-STOP HARDWARE 1980 E. Nine Mile. Ferndale. Ml 48220 4457 S. TELEGRAPH ROAD DEARBORN HEIGHTS. MICHIGAN 48125 Ferndale 545-1030 Troy 545-1522 GARY SHINGLES (313) 563-1058 SKYLINE DIAMOND SETTERS Best Wishes, Seniors and Future Seniors. Ron, Randy, Sheri, and Jennifer Cleveland 223 Congratulations, Graduates! from Coolidge Junior High School CONGRATULATIONS RUSS! LOVE, Mom, Dad, Brad, and Pat May we always be this happy. I love you, Tommie. Always, Sasha Congratulations, Sweet Susie! We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Peter, Bonnie Dexter VOe re So Proadj Lave, flom, £a £, Cathy, and- Carrie CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! FROM EIGHT WOOD INN SERVING STEAKS, CHOPS, PIZZA OTHER FINE FOOD FOR 40 YEARS 220 W. 8 MILE FERNDALE 541-9366 THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE DIMENSION Custom Laminate Furniture IIMENSON INTERIORS. INC. I 23225 Woodward, Ferndale 547-5944 0 ■■ V Dr. Leonard Crane, P.C. Dr. Howard E. Crane — Optometrists — 545-5600 236 W. Nine Mile Rd. Ferndale, MI. 48220 225 iSFERNDALE McMUBMY ELECTRIC A FULL SERVICE MASTER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR SERVUG IK ENT IK WITH WOOOWttO utu • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • «FAIR SPECIALISTS • CUSTOM WIRING • VIOLATIONS CORRECTED • FIRE REPAIRS LOW LOW PRICES! SPECIAL RATES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CAU FOR FREE ESTIMA TES 22036 Woodward 541-5900 THE MANISTEE CLINIC FAMILY PRACTICE DR. S.H. REUTER DR. G. CLAGUE DR. J. THWAINEY, M.D. Osteopathic Physicians Surgeons 10300 W. 9 Mile Road Oak Park, MI 48237 544-8326 To Your Success! We extend our most sincere wishes for your success in life. To achieve that success, the first requirement is the finest education you can attain. The second is sound financial management. Start now. We’ll be glad to help. Serving the people of Ferndale and Southeast Michigan for half a century. IlBJ Credit Union ONE MAIN OFFICE: 450 E. Nine Mile Road • Ferndale, Michiga 48220 Telephone: 398-1210 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Sex Equity is making sure that both boys and girls feel free to explore any career. NONTRADITIONAL ROLES Students enroll in technical and industrial, health, business, consumer and homemak- ing programs. See your counselor vocational staff for more information. 3farttimte 3Fir? iFightera’ Assnnatton LOCAL NO. 812 M.E Jernfcalr. iflirhinan FERNDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS LEARNING IS FOREVER JOAN SCHIFFER m ®« Sally Reedy Health GOOD LUCK, EAGLES! From Ferndale High Co-Op Programs Retail Office Congratulations, Kevin! With pride for all you’ve been, with joy for all you are, with hope for all you’ll be — And love . . for always! Mom and Dad 541 4812 715 S MAIN ROYAL OAK MICH ivfini Hi'jjfi liiivt conti to n t yucittli j oni ' OtUUUtt plcsscls funeral finite COMPLETE LAWN SUPPLIES SALES SERVICE TORO - SNAPPERS - LAWN 80Y HONDA - STIHL POULAN CHAIN SAWS !„. W. WRSSERS 2:moo woodward avenue , T HlHIIlWAIIII IIKMJIITH IU-EASANT ItlDGE. MICIIH.AN 4MIHU� PHONE 541 -4812 PHONE 541 0138 r� 4:l III INI 230 CONGRATULATIONS' SENIORS! from PETERSON CLASS COMPANY Since 1935 Installations for Commercial Industrial — Institutional Buildings Special Service on Plate Glass Replacement for Insurance Companies 564-5720 610 Lirernois, Ferndale Between 8 and 8V2 Mile Roads ROTARY FERNDALE ROTARY CLUB SERVES COMMUNITY YOUTH HONORS NIGHT PROGRAM INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE EDUCATION OTTO BROWN MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP “Service Above Self You have always been “CAPTAIN FANTASTIC’ to us! Love, Mom and Dad Jody, You know I’ll listen and I will always be here for you! Love, Tom (the Bird) Congratulations to the Class of 1988 THE HOME COMPANY REALTORS Member of National State Boards South Oakland County Board of Realtors, Inc. Multiple Listing Service Residential Commercial Sales Specialists YOUR REALTORS JOE CISSELL - BOB CISSELL REALTOR - BROKERS WE HELP YOU MAKE IT HAPPEN BUY — SELL — TRADE — APPRAISE FANTASTIC STACEY! m THE HOME CO. LJl3 realtors Rt auoo Lots of Luck! 548-7777 Love, Mom, Dad, Jason, Ira and Caryn 22012 Woodward Avenue Ferndale. Michigan DONALD R. TISHLER. R E. VICE PRE90ENT 36« W 8 MILE ROAO EERNOALE. MICHIGAN 48220 233 Congratulations, Seniors! From your Board of Education Front: Edward Sharpies, Maureen Dunphy, Bazella “Bruce” Rainey Row 2: Daniel H. Austin, Richard Elling 234 Congratulations David! Love, Mom, Dad, Nathan Grandma, Darren Sharon, Gregg, Holly, Heather Aaron David Comerford Stephanie, Congratulations Sweetheart! You’ve done it! Love, Alan Congratulations Toad! Love, Mom Dad Congratulations Seniors tH' UNIFORMS !-SHIRTS SILK SCREENING 720 W. 11 MILE ROAD . MADISON HEIGHTS. Ml 48071 (2 BLOCKS EAST OF CHRYSLER X-WAY) (313) 399-3440 Congratulations Seniors Bill Coyne Superintendent Congratulations, HEATHER! T yT« As one door closes, a new door opens to you now; a new beginning to your future. Step through. Boldy! And reach for the stars. Love, Mom, Dad, Jeremy, Duffy, Freckles Max LINCOLN 5-3324 LINCOLN 5-3684 DRAKE INDUSTRIES, INC. AUTOMATIC, HAND SCREW MACHINE, CENTERLESS GRINDING, AUTOMOBILE, TRACTOR, AIRCRAFT AND MEDICAL FILTER COMPONENTS THOMAS W. MACKENZIE PRESIDENT 2430 GRAYSON FERNDALE, MICH. 48220 Congratulations, Ed Ungerman! We’ve pulled through a lot of scrapes together, Muggsy! I’m proud of you! Love, Grampa Congratulations, Graduates! Especially those pioneers of the Ferndale Open Classroom Kindergarten Class Jennifer Austin Jennifer Bryant Jill Eggen Eric Johnson Cindy Landrum Suzanne Layle Daniel Ledford Steven Lyskawa Kathryn Price Nathan Prudden Jennifer Russell Congratulations, Dan! Slugger, you have grown to make us very proud of you. You have brought us much joy and happiness. Good luck in your future and may all your dreams come true! Congratulations, Elaina! We love you very much! Mom, Dad, and Tommy We love you! Mom, Dad, Mike Steve, Jason and Grandma Grandpa -car 237 Senior Consultant Dr. M.A. Lorente ONLY RESULTS COUNT FERMDALE FAMILY INDUSTRIAL CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC We do Scoliosis Screening 2040 Hilton Rd. Ferndale, MI 48220 399-6860 Holly, Congratulations on your graduation! You’ve always been first chair with us. Love, Mom, Dad Angie. Guys and girls of Ferndale High wear the latest styles. Cecilia’s Salon of Beauty Bring a friend and get a free haircut. 239 East Nine Mile Rd. Hours: 10 am • 6 pm Ferndale. Ml 48220 Tues. thru Sat. 547-9739 Closed Mondays (A 1969 GRADUATE) PROUD, PROUD, PROUD Yep, I am so PROUD of you! Princess, I love you soooo much! XXX MUM Meine Liebe, siisse Tochter Susie Love, Mom 239 ROY FAITH To the best year of my life. ’88 IS GREAT! love you. Faith! JULI We are proud of you! Be proud of yourself! Make the world yours! LOVE, Mom, James, Mama Jolies, Brad, Scott, Debi SONIA Thanks for being such a great friend through the years! LOVE, DEANNA You’ve come a long way baby! Congratulations Ken! We are proud of you! LOVE, Mom, Dad, Ron, Dusty 240 CONGRATULATIONS, BOB! Your constant endeavor to succeed made us very proud of you! KEEP CLIMBING JILL! LOVE. WE’RE VERY PROUD OF YOU. LOVE, TATY NANAY NENENG HENRY LASS MOM DAD ANNE MICHAEL L. KLINE Assistant Production Manager ANY GOAL YOU SET YOU WILL ACHIEVE! AMERICAN SPEEDY PRINTING CENTERS OF OAK PARK - SOUTH 23081 Coolidge Hwy. • Oak Park. Ml 48237 • 543-2368 LOVE Look into the future and not into the past. We’re proud of you! MOM, DAD, ERIK Mom, Dad, Tim, Robbie Congratulations, Janice We are very proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Jackie, David, Jo-Anne Tom Congratulations! We hope all of your dreams really come true, cause no one deserves it more than you! All our love, The whole Tsatsanis clan TODD Today is the result of yesterday’s efforts. Tomorrow depends on how well you keep your eye on your mark and follow through. Tear ’em up at State, babes. Love, Mom and Dad STEVE JACKIE — VICKI — I’ll always love you for the things you have done for me. Love, Jackie Let yourself be limited only by the height of the sky, the depth of the ocean, and the vastness of the universe. Love, Dad, Mom, Elizabeth and Kevin AIM HIGH: 242 Children are a heritage from the Lord Psalm 127:3 Diane Winton — FHS 1978 David Cindy Winton Hughes FHS 1979 David Deanna Vojinov Winton FHS 1981 FHS 1982 Claude Dorothy Ruhlman Winton FHS 1982 FHS 1981 J. Paul Winton FHS 1988 We are grateful to God for our handsome rewards. Congratulations J. and the Class of 1988! 243 LINDA, You have made your family proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Lisa CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY SINCE ’75 ROOSEVELT SCHOOL P.T.A. BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! FROM FORMER GRADUATE GOVERNOR JAMES BLANCHARD CATHY, WE’RE VERY PROUD OF YOU! HOPE ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. LOVE, MOM DAD CONGRATULATIONS TRACY! You have always been the child of our hearts. Love, Mom, Dad, David, Chad, Vincent 244 CONGRATULATIONS JENNIFER! May all your tomorrows be just as you’ve dreamed. Love, Margo Mom “Give to the world the best you have, (you are well on your way) and the best will come back to you.” FLY WITH THE EAGLES DAN! Congratulations graduate, and much love. Mom, Dad, Dave, Michelle, Mike Hreha PATRICK We’re so glad you honored the O’Neill clan with your presence 17 years ago. WE LOVE YOU! Dad, Mom, Maureen, Peggy, Frank 245 What you’ve done is impressive. What you’re going to do is more important. We’re happy you’ve been a part of our lives! Love Mom, Dad, Bill Chris LOVE FOREVER LONGER DAN AMANDA For they can conquer who believe they can. WE LOVE YOU Mom Dad I CONGRATULATIONS 1 I RUSS! | I) Love, I 1 Mom, Dad. Brad, Pat i u JENNI, The world is waiting . . you’re young, beautiful, and full of life . .. show ’em your stuff “kid”! Love, Mom, Robin, your entire fan club. CONGRATULATIONS JIMMY we’re proud of you! Love, Mom Dad CONGRATULATIONS JOANNA! You have grown to be a very unique and special person! MUCH LOVE, Mom, Dad, Steve, and Cyndi 246 CONGRATULATIONS JULIE! We’re proud of you and your achievements. May you attain your goals, fulfill your dreams, and, above all, be happy. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Cindy FERNDALE OAK PARK ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION 542-2535 YOU CAN SENIORS! I - - RACHEL, You’ve come a long way Baby! Love, Mom, Dad, Avery, Sharon A AW ADA� ALAN AW ADA, MAHMOUD 70 AXMACHER, JESSICA 60. 7ft. 16ft ABBISS. ALEX 100 ABDELRAHMAN. SHERIF 7ft ABELE, GREGORY 100, 146 A BID, WAFA ABOU-JOUIDEI ADAIR, STEVEN 86 ADKINS. ST4CY 86. 160 K. JAMES 115 AKEY, DANA 29, 54. 59, 115, 156 Al -RAIES. SILVA 70 ALEXANDER. ANNMARIE 115 ALEXANDER, DONALD 70 ALEXANDER. MICHELLE 70 ALFXIOl , KIMBERLEY 115 ALL AHMED 100, 141 ALLEN. CHRISTOPHER 70. 134 t W, ALLEN, MATTHEW 60, 70 ALVERIO. FRANCHESCA 51, 86 AMBURGY, MELISSA 80, 153 AMEEL. MAURICE AMEEL. RENNE 70 A MIT, N ATAN 2 MLANI, ALPA 80 ANDERSON, DAVID 46. 100 ANDERSON, JAMES 9, 100. 146. 149, 141 ANDERSON, JODI 100 ANDERSON, JULIA 15 ANDREWS, SHONTAE 86, 143, 142 ANTONELLI, CHRISTINE 86, 145. 143 ANWAYA. RAMI 100 ARNOLD, DANA 66, 115, 150 ARROWOOD, GERALD 115 ARSENAULT, TERRY 53, 115, 150 ARSENEAUI T, JENNIFER 66, 86, 145. 143 ASBELL, TRACY 80 ASCOTT, ANGELA 86 ASHER, DENNIS 100 ASKER, FAITH 70 ASKIN, EANDREA 100 ASQUITH, JEFFREY 86. 141 ATKINSON, COLLEEN 16, 1(H) AUSTIN, JAMES AUSTIN, JEELIN 115 AUSTIN, JENNIFER 50, 115. 125, 170. 171, 237 tOSKY, JON41IION 80. BA URL EDDIE 100 BAIL Y. BONNIE 7ft. 153 BA(N. AMANDA 46, 100 BA JO UK A, HANiN 86 BAJOIWA, HU DA 115 BALE. EDW RI) 86, 133. 158 BALES, SCOT! 70, 134 BALL, BETHANY 46 63. 86, BALL, JOSHUA 70 BALL, MATTHEW 100, 147 BALLARI), DAVyAND BALLARD. LANIECE 46, 54, %4, 100, 160 BALLBRlIl, STAQ 100 : B U.I.lN, JULIE 50. 70 BALLMANN, PAUL 100, 132 BAI.TES, HOLLY 100, 152, 1142 KVNDOO, STEVEN 86, 158 ■ YRION, MICHELE BARNARD, JAMES 100 BARNARD, ROBI Rl 115 BARYCZ, TODD 100 BASLOCK, MICHAEL 86 BASSIER, MICHAEL 54, 58, 64, 86. 135, 151 BAXMANN, ERIC 64. 86, 133, 154, 155 BAXTER. CHRISTINA 86 BAYLERIAN, ADAM 70, 134 BEAU PI ED, MICHELLE 115. 160 BEAUREGARD, MARK 70 BEAUREGARD, MATTHEW 54, 115 BEAVER, REED 70. 80 BEBA, NAWAR 29, 86 BEBA, ZINA 100 BECHTEL, JAMES 1(H). 154 BECKETT, TIMOTHY 50, 70, 134 BECKFORD. LAWRENCE 86 BF.DNER, GREGORY 70 BEISIEGEL, TRACY 60. 86, 135, 150 BELL, AMANDA 46. 47, 54, 86. 156 BELL, DAVID 70, 134 BELLING, CHRISTOPHER 70, 134. 158 BENNER. PETER 12, 16, 115. 132, 157, 174. 206, 154 BENNETT. GREGORY 101 BERGER, JUSTIN 116, 199 BERGERON, DAWN 70 BERGEVIN, KEITH 86, 135, 151 BERNDT, LORI 46, 53. 101 Bl( E, JOSEPH 3, 86. 133 BTCFOO, EDWARD 70, 134, 158 BIFRL, MATTHEW 46. 63. 86, 149 BUDDY, TRACEY 116 BOLDA, COURTNEY BOLKOSKY. GABRIEL 6ft. 63, 70. 116 BOLKOSKY, MIRIAM 49. 59. 60. 63 BOND, DERRICK 101 BONE, BRYANT 70, 139 BOUQTARD, AMY 31, 86 BOURGEOIS, DAVID 34, J01, 132, 159 BOWERS, MICHELLE 80 BOXX, ROBERT 80 BOXX, TRACEY 66, 101 BOYD, CHRISTIAN 71 BOYD, MANSQN 66, 101. 132 BRADFORD, GERALD 66, HU BRANTS. SEAN 116, 154 BRATTON, SALLY 101 BRENBERGER, F.RIC 80, 86 BRENEAU, DAVID 46, 101 BROCKELSBY, JENNIE. 101 BROCKEI-SBY. WILLIAM 71 BROMLEY, RUSSELL 16. 44, 116, 208, 256 BROOKS, MARGARET 71 BROKS. RANDY BROOKS. THERESA 86 BROWN, ELIZABETH BROW N, ERIC 87, 133 BROWN. USA 87 BROWN. MARCUS 66, 87 BROW N FT.L. JOANNA 44 53, 116, 246, 256 BRUCE, JOE 71 BRUCE. ROBERT 87 BRUNNER, GARY 87 BRYANT. JENNIFER 54, 55. 58, 64. 116, 237 BRZL CHALSKI, DIANA 46, 47, 50, 59, 101 BUNTING, MONIKA 32, 101 156, 157. 168. 172 BURCH. KRIS 46. 87, 156 BURELLE. JEANIE 46, 87, 156 BURELLE, JENNIFER 71 BURGE, APRIU 87 BURMLISTER, CYNTHIA 27. 87, 156, 157 BURMEISTER. SHELLY 71 BUSHY, AMY 64, 116 BUTLER. CHRISTINA 71 BYAS. TONYA BYRD, MICHELLE 87 ■ YH1LL, Ry1 N IN, ROBIN 80 ■ CAIN, STACEY 71 CALCATERRA. LAWRENCE CALDWELL, MATTHEW 71 CAMERON, SHERRY 11, 116, 191, 256 .CAMPAGNA, DAWN 101 CAMPAGNA, GERALD CAMPAGNA, TAMMY 101 CAMPBELL. ANNA 24, 87 CAMPBELL, CHERIF. 87 CAMPBELL, DAVID 101 CAMPBELL, ELISABETH j� , 60, 101, 144 CAMPBELL, GARRET HlM CAMPBELL, HEATHER 87 CAPPF.LIN, ANNA 63, 116 CARDWELL, BRYAN 59, 43, 101. 132, 151, 175 CARDWELL, GERNELI. 53, 66, 116. 150 CARDWELL, LISA CARLSON, JOSPH 101 CARNAHAN, SHANNON L CARNES, DANIEL 101 V [ CARNES. Ml CHI I IF. 116 CARTER, CONSTANCE 71 ARTER, LA MONT ARTER, SEAN 66, 87, 141 VSSELL, NICOf F 87, 149 ASTELLENAS. KRISTIN 71 A ASTRO, S.lRINA 60, 101 CATHEY. DF.REK 66, 101 CAVANAUGH, THOMAS Cavazos, anne 11, ii6, 144 CAY I NDE� CATHRINE 71. 159 M CAVENDER, WII I I AM 101, 132, 141 CECE, MICHAEL 87, 158 CECE, STEPHANIE 116 CEDF.RHOLM, ANDREA 101. 144 ir.i. 50, -ISA X7 | YTTWfW 71, CELEZ. HENRY 87 CELEZ. ROBERT 116 CUM IN, AMY 70, 71 CHALMERS. AMY 87 CHANEY MAURICE 40, 66, 87, 133 CHARBENEAU, KATHY 87. 139 CHARTIER, BETH 71 CHEN, QING 64. 87 CHEN, XI AO 32, 64. 116 CHILDRESS MARCUS 87. 132 CHIN1TZ, STEVEN 54. 58, 71 CHRISTENSEN, JASON 27, 87 CHRISTIAN, MICH ELI-I 116 CHROTWEisa n.d CHRYSLER, M 134 CIAMBELLL ANNMARIE 59, 63, 71 CIAMBELLL PAULA 101, 143 •CIANCIOLO, JENNIFER 71. 153 CIESL1NSKI, BRIAN 71 CLARK, DARRYN CLARK, HOWARD 71 CLARK, KENNETH 4LARK, MATTHEW 47, 101, 174 CfVARK, NAIDA CLAY. SUSAN 117 XtAYTON, KARY CXLYTON, SHERRY 101 CLEMMpNS, ERIKA 101 GUY ELAND, NATHAN 87 CpOCHR AN, DARRIUS 87, 117 PCOCHRAN, DAWN 87 £001 RAN, JASON COLLIER. JESSICA 53. 101, 143 CCOI LIKR. MONICA 64, 117, 195, 256 COLE CO LI COLL (01 COLL COLflKlMO, I RANK 71 CTO1BS. CARLA 101 COMFRFORD, DAVID 117 COMSTOCK, PETER CONNELLY, SHANNON 46, 60, 101 CONNER, DANTE 101 COOPER, DAMON 71 COOPER, HOLLY 101 b COOPER, LISA 117 dF COPELAND, EDWARD 29, 87, 141 I LLISL JOAN 117 LLYIR, DANIEL 16. 101, COPELAND, MATTHEW 101. 175, 154 CORSO. LAURA 87, 143 CORTEZ, ROBERTO 37 COUNTS, MICHAEL 71 COYLE, COLLEEN 66, 101, 143 CRAFTON, TIMOTHY 72 CRANE. DANIEL 117,2 37. 140 CRANE. MICHAEL 72 CROCKER. KIRI 101, 132, 151 CROSS, JAMES 72 CS1CSAY, DONNA 46, 117 CSICSAY, FRANK 87. 141 CUDNEY. CHRISTOPHER 72, 134, 154. 155 lCUDNEY. TAMARA 48. 117 Cl DNEY, W ILLI M 87, 133, 141 CULVER, CURTIS, Tlj CUSTER, KEI CYBAK, DAI iORIA 117 IHY 87 1 36, 72 0 66, IVANNA, AMY 5(|, 63, 86, 87 D'ANNA, ANGLE 72 IVANNA, KRISTOPHER 32. 72, 147 DAHLERUP, KRISTINA 72 DAIL, CHARLES 72 DALLO, FLORAM 1 72 DALTON, TERESA 63. 64. 7, 145 DALY. DONALD 50 DAN NO, NATALIA Anno, norman 101 DARBY, DOVI 101 i DAROVITZ, JENNIFER 63, 101 DASCHKE, DANIEL 46, 101 DASCHKE, KFRI 87, 145, 150 DAVIES, SHEILA 102 DAVIS, LORI 102 ; DAVIS, MARIO 88 DAVIS, RICHARD 72 DAVIS, THERESA DAWKINS. AMBER 54, 117 DAY, CHRISTOPHER 80, 158 DAYIMAYA, S AD 102. 141 DEEL, JACQUELINE 53. 117 DKEL, LAURA 88 DEGRACIA, JAMES 60, 102 DELANEY, JOHN 117, 132. 151 DELAROSA, NICOLE 66, 72, 145 DELAROSA, PHILIP 117, 159 DELONG, JAMES 117 DEI.RIO, JOSE 88 DEI.RIO. MARIA 72 DELTORO. LESLIE 54. 55, 63, 66, 72, 143 DELTORO, TERESA 102, 145 DEMON DE, CASSI E 88 DEMPSEY, PAUL 72 DENHA, RITA 72 DEN HA, RUDY 88 DENMARK. RUSSELL 72 DERDAELE, LESLIE 102 DEROSI A. BILLIE 72 DEROSIA, DOROTHY 49, 53 DEROSI A, GINA DEROSIA, RICHARD 88 DERUS, SHERRY DICAPO, SHAWN 117. 174, 207 DICKINSON, BIANCA 102 DIGBY, DAVID 60, 72, 134, 154 DINELLO, JENIFER 72, 153 DINGLE, SONYA 102 DINH. HA 64, 118, 135, 150 DINH, HOC 34, 46. 88 DIPERNA, JENNIFER DIRKSE, DANEIL 102 DISKIN, DANA 46, 63, 88 DIXON, LENA 34. 102, 150 DIXON, WALLACE 72. 134 DOCKERY. JEROME DOOI) , I ()( Y 72 DORAN, HEATHER 88 DORAN, SI N 88. 154, 155 DOUGLAS. BARBARA DOYLE, KERRY 53, 118. 142 EDMONDSON, BOB 72 EDUT, OPHIRA 60. 88 EDI T, TALI 60, 88 EDW ARD, JENNIFER 72 EGGF.N. JILL 3, 44. 48. 118, 237, 241, 256 EGGEN, LANCE 73 EISINGER, STEVEN 102 ELAM. SIIWANA 73 ELBERT. ANDREW 46, 47. 102, 135, 151, 154 ELBERT, CHRISTIAN 60, 73, 79. 154 ELDRIDGE, ANTHONY 88, 158 ELDRIDGE. DAMON 54, 102 ELDRIDGE. RONALD 66, 73 ELDRIDGE, TANYA 102 ELLIOTT, KEITH 73 ELLIOTT, NICKIE 80 ELLIOTT, ROBERT 118 ELLIOTT. TIMOTHY 102. 147 EMMI, DOMINIC 146, 161 ENDERS, CECLIA 73 ENOS, THERESA 6, 102. 144 EPPINGER, FRENCHIE ERNEST, ERIKA 3, 46, 63, 66, 88, 145 I SHO, EVETTE 80 EUBANKS, SHARILYN 73 EVANS, BERTRAND 12, 118, 132, 204 EVANS, DARNELL 102 EVANS, THOMAS 38. 118, 135. 151, 159 EVANS, TYRON 66, 73 I VERS� JAMES 118. 256 L I RS, TIMOTHY 88 DRABEI DREER. DUGGJ 133 DUNLAP DUNL DUQl HAEL ARIF 54. . 72 72, I! ■ Ar. II .AP. .R IF. I I E DFRE ROBERT 6 . 151 1;, lacr a i02 EATON, TANYA 88 EBERSOLE, JAMES 102. 132, 159 ECKHARDT, CHERYL 53, 118 EDGIL, DI ANE 118 FACSKO, ADAM 6, 30, 102, 199, 148. 153 FACSKO. ARRAH 60, 73 FADER, KRISTIE 102 FARLEY, JOHN 102 FAR LIN, JEFFREY 6, 50, 66, 118, 171, 189. 213, 256 FRALIN, LARISA 44, 50, 63, 88, 170, 171. 256 FAUNT, CHARLES FAUNT, MICHAEL 54 FAUSTO. JULIUS FELD, GREGORY 54, 64, 88 FELIX, ANTHONY 66, 102, 132, 151 249 FERENCY, SHAWN 88 FERGUSON, REBECCA 139 FERLAND, PAUL FERRELL, WILLIAM 80 FIRTH, JOHN 73 FIRTH, RIC HARD 74,.80. 134 FISHER, HEATHER 49, 53. 63. 118, 204, 256 FISHER. SAMUEL 73 FITCH. JAMES 102 FLANAGAN. GAYLE 59. 102 I I I MING, si |(I2. 132 FLETC HER, CHARLES 73, 134 FLORES, MICHELLE 54, 73, 145 FLOYD, LAMONT 102 FOGGO, W ARREN 102. 132, 151, 173 FONTENOT, ALTON FONTENOT, COREA 66, 118 FOOTE. KEITH 88. 133, 141 FORI). NTHONY 102 FOSHIA, DENISE 54. 73 FOSTER, GREGORY FOl RNIEft. CLAUDIA 73 i oi rmer; Katrina 73 FRASIER. MEI AMI 102 FRA IT. JOSEPH 118. 148 I R AZHO, JENNIFER 63, 102 FRIEDMAN, FELIX 73 FRIEND. DAMON FRIESS, JOSEPH 118, 193 FROST. KATHY 54. 73 FTOUNI, AHMED FTOUNI, MAHMOND 41K50 FI RA. DUW AYNE 102 FI RNAR1, PAUL 3 G GABEL, ROBERT 102, 132 GALLIS. STEVE 102, 141 GALLOWAY, TODD 47, 54, 64, 58. 102, 148 GARDNER, GARY GARRISI, ANGELA 60, 102 GARTNER. ELAINA 12, 59. 63, 64, 118, 237 GARY, BRANDON GARY, DENNIS GASE. CHRISTINA 102, 160 GATEMAN. MA Cl HEW 102. 158 GATES. KRISTINA 73 GATEWOOD, GERALD 73 (. TTES, JOHN 88 GEARING. LISA 73. 153 GENTRY. BRIAN 88 GEORGE, MATTHEW 73 GEORGE, TH AI LA 73 GERDAN, STEPHANIE 14. 118. !56, 170, 171, 174 GESIJND, KIMBERLY 73, 145 GH ADI ALL KATHLEEN 119 (.1 ANNO! RIS, FRINN1 73 GIANOULAS, TED GIBBI NS, LAURA GIBBONS, CAREY 2, 54, 55, 102 GIBBONS, SEAN 73. 134. 158 GIBBS. SHANNON GIKAS, EUDOKIA 88. 153, 139 GIKAS, KATHERINE 48. 119 GILL, DAVID 58, 63, 73 GILL, JONATHAN 9, 119, 135, 151, 173 ilLLESPIE, C HRISTOPHER 78. 147 GR1X, JENNIFER 73 GROBARCHIK, SHAWN GROSS, MICHAEL 133 GRUBER, JENNY 46, 73 GRL LNBERG, MJbJulNDA 40, GRUSZCZINSKI, DEBRA 46, 89 GUINN, JACQUES 74 GULIAN, ARMEN 103, 152 GUI.LEY, JAMES 66 (.1 N . DLiVlETRH S 14. 66. f! H 9 Gil l ESPII . RICH ) 73. 148 (.II I IS. |)a ID 33 66. 119 GIM HER, ROBERT 58, 103 GIS'l. KATHRYN loJH GIST. MELA NEE 88 GLASPIE, DOUGLAS 73 ;i SPIE, KIMBERI Y 88 GLASPIE. SI EVEN 12. 44. 119, 256 GI.AZA, Kl NN1 I II GLENN. DAVID 88. GLOVER. CHARLES 8;j GOLDS I EIN, R CHEI 119 GONZELEZE, DENISE 73, 160 GOODHEW, TODD 103 GORGES, SH.ATHA 80 GORIA, ASHOk 103 GORIA, LILIAN 73 GORMAN, ADAM 73 GOSLOW, MICHAEL 103 GOTTLIEB. MARC IE 60, 153 GOt IN. CHRISTINE 73 GO WATCH, JUSTIN 73 GRABKE, DAVID 6, 30, 46. 47. 103 GRACE, JENNIFER 54, 103, 144 GRAF. KEVIN 2 GRAMS, DAWN 119 GRAMS, MARC 103, 141 GRASSE, MICHAEL 89 GRASTY, TEREA 24, 89 GRAY, MARCUS 66, 119 GREEN, KELLY 54, 73 GRESHAM. CHARLOTTE 84 GRIGORIOU, THEODOROS HABER. MICHAEL 51. 147 HADDAD, DANIEL 103, 119 jHADDaWcACHEL 12, 74 0 IIAGBERG, CHRISTIAN 74 HAGBERG, ROGER 74 HAIRSTON, ANTCHNF I K II-MSI I A. A IQ, AM 27, 1 lg HA I F. ( AKOLYNI HAT, CHERYL 89, 13 HALL, KL HALL, KRYS HALL, MICHAEL HALL, MICHAEL 16l| II LL, RODNEY 66, 1(3 II MAMA, NATHER 74 II MBRICK, CHRISTOPHER 6, 89, 135 HAMILTON, CHRISTINE 103 HAMILTON, KF.RI 63, 74 HAMILTON, KIMBERLEY 103 HAMILTON, MATTHEW 74, 134 H AMILTON, SHARI 74 H.AMMERLE, MARLENE 27. 103. 143 HANG, SHOU.A HANG, SUE HANG, YER 89 HANLEY, CHERYL 4 HANNA. LISA 119 HANON, STEPHANII 119. 173, 202 H ANSI N. K ATI f ER IN I 89 II N SI N. S I A V 89. M5 IIA R AI AM POPO1 l B PETER 74 HARBIN. AARON 103 HARBIN. KEENYA 74 I ■ Hk W 13| •w HARDACRE. RICHARD 103 HARDIN, SHIRLEY 119 HARNESS, CURTIS 103, 132, 141 HARRINGTON, KIMBERLY 27, 119, 150, 138 HARRIS, JEFFREY 89 HARRIS, MARGARET HARRISON. HEATHER 80 HARRISON, JOHN IIA R VI ELF, TE R R ENCE IIASIAK. FRANKLIN 74 HASIAK, KAREN 21. 119 HATCHER, MAJOR 66. 104, 132. 151 H ATZIGEORGIOU, C HRIS 104 HAUGEN, SONJA 64, 66, 120. 152, 142, 138 HAUK, NORMAN 120, 159 HAWK, ALYISHA 74 Mj H AW K. FAIIARI 74, 13« HAZEL, RALPH 74 HAZEL, ROBERT 74 HEARNS. SI AN 89 ELTON, KENNETH 12. 54. 64, 120, 256 [HELTON, RONALD 54, 58, 104 HF lBRFE. WILLIAM 104, ■HENDR I N, PAUL 50, 116, ■o B IA 80. 150 I I .FFREY 89 By. JOSEPH 89 •HENSON. CHRISTINE 50. 104 HL.NSON. J VMEs 120. 135, 151, 199, 246 IIERING. FRANCES 74 HERMAN, ESTELLE 16. 191, 256 HERNANDEZ, EVANGELINA 104. 143 HERNDON, DAVID 89 HERON, REBECCA 120 HERSH, ALLEN 46 104. 199 HERSH, MARLA 46. 4 HESS. MATTHEW 104 HEWITT, TIMO in Y 89 HICKNER, CYNTHI A 74 HICKS, JASON 74 HICKS, JOSHUA 89 Higginbotham! TERRANCE 4 ’h HILDRETH STACY 74 IIILI.I WR MICHEAL 74 III! LI R I), MICHELLE 104 HILLIARD. FERRY 104 HINES, M ARY 64, 66, 104 HIPPE, ADRIENNE 21, 120 I IIIR ,J U)TH isP IMOTHY 89. 133, 158, 141 HODAPP, THOMAS 158 HODGE, BRADY 74 HODGE. ROY 124, 135, 151 HOLLAND. MATTHEW 66. 135. 151 HOLLIE, PERRY 75 HOLLOWAY, DEBORAH 75 HOLLOWAY, JACK 104, 141 HOLMES, EV ANGELINE 64. 104. 160 HOLMES, NATHANIEL 89 HOI S ION, GERALDVONA HOMETZ, BRAD 104, 132 HONKANEN KENNRRII HOOD, JONATHAN 158 HORN. DOROTHY 12(1 IIORNBUCKLE, ROBIN 104 HORNING. ELIZABETH 8 . HUSKING. DAVID 75, 79 HOWARD, VENUS 51, 75 HOWDESHELL, J ENNIEER 75 HOWE. EISA IIREIIA, DANIEL 2, 11, 54. 58, 63, 120. 245 IIRETZ, JOHN 104, 155 H BBARD, MATT] 134 ™ III BBARD, THOMAS II, 120, 132, 173 HUDDLESTON, C AROL 75 HUDSON, JEFFREY 104 HUDSON, JOSEPH 89, L HUGHES, MEGAN 47, 1..4 III GHES, STACY 104 III I.BI RT. C HRISTE IU LBURT, HEAfTljjl HULL. JENNIFER 75 HI NT, KENNETH 54. 135,151 HUNXJVTALANDRA 75 HINT. M I ( II El 147 HUNT, MICHELLE 64. 90, 150, 153 HUNTER. JOYCE 60. 105 HURST, DONNIE 75 HURST, DWAYNE 105 HURST, KlJlsm, 134 HURST, MARCUS 105 HURST, MELODY HI STON,%AMES 105, 141 HUSTON, J A4t ITA 75 HYNES, TERRENCE 105 104, IANNACI, CHRISTINA 75 IDEN, JESSIC A 63. 120 IMMEL, JENNIEER 105 INSKO, ROBERT 75 IRABAGON, ANA RITA 90 IRABAGON, RHONEIL 64, 105, 141 IRABAGON, ROBERTO 149 IRELAND, VIRGINIA 90 IRISH, JEFFREY 75 IRWIN, AMY 54, 46. 63, 70, 75 IRWIN, KYLE 51, 132, 140, 154 TVORY, BRANDON 5, 75 IVORY, GIRARD 90 14, 135, 154. I HEW p5. I CKSON, CHRISTINA 3. 9 143, 14M JACKSON. C RYSTAL 80, 13) ER1CKA 75, 145 GARY 90 rEVEN 75 (A 80 DAWN 24. 9(1 JAKLIC , SHANNON 6, 120 JAMIL, LILIA JAMIL, RAGIIAI) 75 JANKOWSKI, DENNIS 105 JARBOU, pTviTHAM 105 JARBOirilALA 90 JARVIS MICHELLE 120, 160 JEvIfsON, RAQUEL EN, ERIC 90 JEZlfWSKI. ANDREW JEZIEKKI, JODI 90 JEZIERfcKI, MICHAEL 36, 105, 14l JEZIERSM. THOMAS 75 JEZIERSK TODD 105 JIBRAEL, NABII 80 JIBRAEL, llVlER JOERIN, SAR Tll 120 JOHNSON, ANCkl.O JOHNSON, DAVI nL 75 JOHNSON, DENITlto5 JOHNSON, ERIC 12l 24, 237 JOHNSON, MARVIN 13 JOHNSON, MICHAEL 66 JOHNSON, RAYMOND JOHNSON, ROBERT 75 JOHNSON, ROSA 90 JOHNSON, SHELDON JOHNSON, TIFFANIE JOHNSON, TRACEY 75 JONES, AMY 105, 150, 171 JONES, BERNARD JONES, CHARLES 76, 159 JONES, DA RICE 90 JONES, ERIC 121 JONES. HEIDI 16, 44, 105, 150, 156, 170. 171. 172, 256 JONES, KAREN 90 JONES. KERRY 36 JONES, KRISTEN 121 JONES, MARCIA 90 JONES, MARILYN 80 JONES, MICH ALL 3, 90, 13 158, 141 JONES, NICOLLE 46, 54, 59, 90 JONES, SUZANNE 76 JORDAN, TYRONE 76 JOSHUA, J SE 66, 105, 132 JULI ETTE, JOHN 105 KAANTA, JOHN 76 KALKA, GENEVA KALOU, LISA 2, 105 KAMPOSH, FAYE 53, 121 KAMPOSH, LOUIE KATZMAN, JEFFREY 9, 63 KAUTZ, DEVIN 121, 140 KAUTZ, STACI 76, 153, 139 KEILLOR, JOSEPH 90 KEJBO, NADIA 46, 105 KELLEY, PATRIC K 76 KELLY, FRANK 80 KENDALL, LAURA 105 KENNEDY, C ARLOS 76, 134 KENNEDY, DEM A RIO 66. 76 KENNEDY, ELLIOTT KENNEDY, EMM LEE A 76, 160 KENNEDY, LESLIE 105 KENNEDY, ROBIN 54, 66, 76, 145 KENNEDY, SHEILA 11, 54, 121. 144 KEREAZES, DONALD 105 KERKES, LAWRENCE 190 KEYS, KEVIN 121, 140 KHAMO, MARY KILANO, BALSAM 64, 90 KILLION, SANDRA 90 HNG, ANDRE 66, 105 l G, MELANIE 160, 153, V KINCmiEPHEN 121 KING, TRACY 76 KINNEY, SEAN 90, 141 KIRKWOOD, ERIC 6, 121, 146 KIRKWOOD. LAURA 46. 76 KIZY, JAMES KLEIN. ARNO 46, 64. 105, 151 KLEIN, BARRETT 46. 47. 64, 105, 147 KLEINER. MICHAEL 121, 161 4 TODD 105 INIMIC HAF.L 105 INF. SHANNON 76, 145 LOCK, CARIN 44, 121, 150, 156, 157, 171, 172, 256 KLOC K, JAMES 76. 154 KNECIIIEL, I'AMARA 48. 105, 144. 143. 142 KNIGHT, DARI 66. 151 KNIGHT, GINA KNOTT, JACKIE 76 KNOWLES, SHANNON 53, 66, 121, 220 KNOX, ERIK 66, 76 KNOX, FRNISI 6 KONdEK, CHARLES 63, 90, 141 KONJA, Mini w i 9d KORPELA, AMY 105 KORPELA. ANNE 70, 76 KORPELA, LISA 54, 121 KOSUT, DAWN 46, 121, 199 KOVAC K, PATRICK KOWALSKI, MONICA 105 KOWALSKI, THOMAS 90, 154 KOZLOWSKI, JAMES 76 KRAJNTAK, JAMES 6. 116, 121, 125, 169 KRAVITZ, JEFFREY 90 KRIKAU, PAUL 76 KROESING, CATHERINE 44, 54, 105, 256, 143 KUANG, HUI CUING 9, 48, 54, 64, 122 Kl NO, IS AN 46, 64, 86, 91 Kl BISKI, CHRISTOPHER 90 Kl NATH. CHRISTINE 80 KYSIA, TUI RAH 46, 91, 158 L 1 AC EY COLLEEN 63, 91 I U LY, SEAN 3, 122, 125, I46JH LAIRD, DARILYN 66, 76, 153 LAMBERT, DANIEL 34, 91, LAMBERT. 1)01 (.1 AS 14, 122. 146, 173 T LA MOUNTAIN, DAVID 50, 105 LANDRUM, CATHERINE 46. 64. 63. 91 LANDRUM, CYNTHIA 54. 59. 63, 64. 122. 171, 237 LANDRY, JEFFREY II. 122, 132, 140 LANDRY. MICHELLE 16, 105. 138 LANGE, RYAN 105 LAPADAT. LUCIAN 76 LAPADAT, MARINEL 80 LAPINSKY. MICHAEL LA REAL, DEE ANNE LA ROWE. TODD 55. 105 LARSON, ERNEST 76 LATTA. KEVIN 122. 124, 154, 155 LATTA, PATRICK 76. 154 LAUTNER, CHARLES LAI X, CHRISTOPHER 76 LAWRENCE, HEATHER LAWS, KENNETH 50. 54. 63. 91. 135 LAWSON, TAMMY 76, 145, 15! LAYLE, BARBARA 91, 143, 139 LAYLE, WILLIAM 76, 149 LAZAR. VASILIOS 105, 199 LAZAR. WAMID 77 LE, TIEN 105 LEDFORD, DANIEL 54, 55. 58, 122, 237. 154, 155 LEDFORD, JANET 46. 105 LEE, DANIEL 1 1 1 . I. VSIIONDA 106 IV LEISHMAN. JAMES 53 LENHARI), JESSICA LENNON, BERNARD 106, 146, 141 LETISSIER, PAUL 3. 91, 145 LEWIS. DELICIA 51, 106 LEWIS, DIONE 54, 106, 152 LEWIS. DONOV AN LEWTON. DANIEL 38. 91 LIBBY, GEORGE 106. 141 LIBERTY, STANLEY 77 LICHTLE, CHERYL 60. 91 LICHTLE, DONALD 77, 134, 158 LICKMAN, BILLY 32, 77 LIEVENSE, JENNIFER 12, 38, 46, 63, 64. 91 LINDEN, STEVEN 106 LINDSEY. ANGELA LINKOCS, CHRISTI 77 LINKOUS, HEATHER LINN, CYNTHIA 54. 77, 145 LINN, KURT 106, 147, 141 LOCK. DAWN 106 LOCKLEAR, LORNE LOCKLEAR, LORRI 91 LOFTIS, MELISSA 77 LOGAN, ANN 46, 91 LOGAN, CATHERINE 50. 77 LOPEZ, GILBERT LOTSIS, EFIE 91 LOTSIS, ROUBINI 122 LOTSIS, THOMAS 147 LOUDERMILK, JASON 122, 132 LOUDERMILK, JOHN 3, 66, 91, 133, 141 LOUGHRY. TAMMIE 77 LOUIS, LARRY 24. 106 LOUIS. TOBEY 36, 91 LI BIN. BRYAN 54, 106 LUCAS, JACQUELINE LUCAS. LEATTRICE 106. 138 LUCKOW, HEATHER 64. 91 LI DEMAN. CHARLENE 106 LUDEMAN, MARK LUKE, SHARI LUNDBERG, ALAN 64. 60. 122 LUU. V! 64, 106. 147. 154 LYMON. KARUFUS 77, 134. 158 LYON. RICHARD 106 IVON. WILLIAM 122 I VONS, MELISA 106 LYSKAWA, STEVEN 16, 63, 66. 117, 122. 132, 151. 173. 2 M M V, IIAI VAN 122 MACAULAY, MERPniTH 54. 50, 91 MACDONALD, RICHARD 122, 132, 140 MAC HUS, VICTORIA 122, 171 MAES, KFM.Y 53, 122 MAJOR, CRAIG 123 MAKI, KEVIN 91 MAI BURG, SHANNON 63, 123 MALCOLM, LINDA 123 MALOOlMSON, KRISTEN 77 MALIK, JEAN 77 MALIK, JULIE 91 MALONE. MONICA 36, 91 MALTBY, SHANI 77, 154 MANN, CORNELL 26, 91 MANN. SUSIE MANSOOR, MARK 106, 141 MANSOR, KAREN 106, 152, 143, 138 MANSOR, STEVEN 58. 63, 123. 173 MANSOUR, MARLENE 91 MANSOUR, MOURENE M ANTEUFEEL, SCOTT 47, 49, 50, 123 MAROHN, STACY 77, 153 MARONE, STEFANIE 91 MAROTZ, GENE MAROTZ, KAREN 91 MARSH. DAVID MARSHALL, DAVID 91 MARSHALL, GREER MARTIN, CRAIG 91, 141 MARTIN, JILL 77, 156 MARTIN, MICHAEL 77 MARTIN, TONYA 91. 153 MARTYN. JAMES 123 MASK1LL, DEBORAH 106 MASON. CHERYL 53, 123 MASSIE. STEPHEN 123 MASTERS, LARRY 77 MATHEWS, JOEY 77 MAURER. BERNICE 46, 91 MAVITY, DANIEL 77 MAXWELL. DEBRA 3. 12. 91 MAXWELL. TIMOTlIV 38, 66, 117, 132, 151 MCARTHUR, Ml HELLE MCCALLUM, J ASON Hi 132, 141 MCCAW, JOHN 106 MCCLELLAND, CHRISfl 46. 91 MCCRARY! DEON 77 MCDONALD, DONETTE 66, 77 MCGUIRE, DONNA 106 MCINTOSH, VALARIE 91, 145 MC KEE, JOSEPH 5, 106, 158 MCKENZIE. SHARON 77, 160 MCKINNEY, STAVlE 106 MCKINNON, KIMBERLY 77, 135 MCLAREN, DENISE 77 MCLEAN, KENNETH 77 MCLELLAN, AMY 106, 152, 143 MCMANN. SHANNON 54, 91 MCNEARY, TISCH MCTAVISH, SABRINA 106 MCVEIGH. DENISE 91 MCVEIGH, KIMBERLY 123 MC V EIGH. STACIE 53, 106 MEANS, ALFREDO LLL STINE MEISTER, SC OTT 123, 146, 151, 154 MEISTER, THOMAS 54, 77, 79. 154 MEISTER, WILLIAM 91, 147, 154 MENDARUZ, MARY MENDIOLA, JUAN 91 MFNDIOLA, RAYNALDO 91 MERIDITH. MILES MERID1TH, ROBERT 91 MERRITT, TERRI 36. 91. 143 MERSNICK, DAWN 123 MESERAULL, CATHERINE 54, 91, 153, 143 MESYN, JENNIFER 60, 63, 64, 92, 145, 150 MEXICO, CHRISTEN 77, 134, 158 MEYER, AMY 123 MEYER. JENNIFER 106 EYFR. SPENCER 106, 132 lEZGER, MATTHEW 40. 92 MICHEAU, KERRI 107 MICHEAU, RONA 107 MICKHAIL, DANIEL 92 MIKA, JOHN 92 MILANOVIC, MILAN 92 MILES. MARISSA 5, 59, 123 MILLER, BRANDON 54. 77 MILLER, JAMES 1 7Sy 146 Mil LER, JASON 54. 77 £ MILLER, STACEY 60, 64. 0 123 MILLER, TRACEY' MILLS. VICKIE 92 MILTON, KESHA 123 MILTON, KIMBERLY 77 MINNICK, CHRISTINE 92 MISKULIN, MICHAEL 92 MITCHELL. DARREN 77 MITCHELL. DESHAWN MITCHELL, REBECCA 92 MITCHELL, SOLOMON MOGG, GRACIA 92 MONAGHAN, KIMBERLY 36, 107 MONASA. KARIS 107 MON ASA, SAID 77 MOCEOY ANGELA 54. 63. 107 MOORE, KIMBERLY 92 MOORE, TINA 107 MORAN, PATRICIA 60, 92, 145 MORENCY, CARRIE 107, 143 MORENCY, GERI 124 MORENO, MIGUEL 48, 124 MOREY, ANDREA 54, 107, 152, 143 MOREY. JULIE 14, 124, 204, 142, 135 MORGAN. CHARLIE 5. 46, 92, 133. 157, 159 MORGAN, JOSEPH 77 MORGAN, KARRY 36, 107 MORRIS, JASON 107 MORIS, KEVIN 50, 124 MORRIS, LACEY 77, 134 MORRISON. MICHELLE MORRISON. VIRGINIA MORSE, HEATHER 02, 63 MOSLEY. ANDRE 107 MOTTER, TONI 31 MUCKLE, LORI 66. 124 Mi l, RICHARD 44, 64, 102, 132, 256 MURPHY, BRIAN 124, 146, 173 MURPHY, KATHLEEN 3. 66, 92, 143, 139 MURRAY, CHERYL 63. 107, 256 MYHRE, ERIC MYHRE, THERESE 124 NYX, MICHELLE 107 L, nazxal, NELSON. NACK, AMY 3, 92, 156, 16X, 172 NAJOR, ALA NAJOR, DAVID 107 NAJOR. LINDA 124 NAPIER. MARGARET 92 NAPIER, VIRGIL 92 NATHO. ALLISON 77 NAZZ.AL, MUNTHER 107 SAMI 77 MIC HALL 38, 92 NEVILLE. CHRISTOPHER 92 NEWHOUSE, MICHAEL 54, 58. 124 NEWMAN, JEFFREY' 107 N 38. □SGUYE '-TUY NG 327 MCKERT, fCARL 92 MNER, ALEJHEA177 BlX. JENIFER 106, 160 NIXON, CHAUNCEY 161 NOE. JEREMY 92, 149 NOLAN, TANYA 78. 153 NOMIDES, ERNEST NORTON, AMY 107 NOW ACZEWSKI, RUSSELL 124 NOWICKI, NETTIE 46, 64, 92 NUTT, JENNIFER 92 4GUYEN, TUONG N s. OBUCHOWSKl, JENNIFER 70, 78, 153, 139 OCH, CHRISTOPHER 92 OLDHAM. IRA 78 OLDHAM. KARY 92 OLDHAM. KIELA 107, 138 OL1SH, CATHERINE 46, 78 OLIVER, ALISSA 124 OLIVER, GUY 107, 199 OLIVER, JOHN 24. 46. 64. 107 ONEAL. JAMES 107, 159, 141 ON FILL, PATRICK 14. 44. 124, 199, 245, 256 ONKALO, ERIC 78, 148 ONOFREI. CARMEN 14. 93. 174 ORDI WAY, SASHA 93 OREAR, GEORGE 124, 146 ORFAR. GEORGETTE 107 OW ENS, AUDRA OW ENS, RANDALL 107 PACK. AMY 107 PACKER. DONNA PALMER. RODNEY 107 PALMER. WENDY 53, 124 PAPPAS, MARY 108 PARIS. MOSES PARKES, STEP!! WIL 9 153, 139 PARTIN, RANDOLPH 93. 133 PASANEN, DONNA 93 PASQUE, PATRICIA 60. 78 PASQUfe, PETER 108 PATANA, LORI 46, 93, 143, 139 PATERSON. BRIAN 108 PATTERSON, URSULA 124 PAULS, MATTHEW 78 PAVLOFF, LOUIS 11. 49, 124, 132. 256 PAYNE, DAMITA 46, 93, 153 PAYNE. KIMBERLY 50, 78 PAYNE. SHERRI 124 PEACH. ALEXANDRA 54. 78 PEARSON, STEPHANIE 78. 149 PEGGINS, JENNIFER 63, 93 PELLETIER. SUSAN 78 PELTIER, ARTHUR 78 PENTCK, JAMES PERRY, ERIC 93 PERRY, RICHARD PETERS. CLAUDIA PETERS. TRACEY PETERSEN, JAMES 108 PETRETIS, VANCE 93 PETTINATO, ALLISON PETTI NATO, JENNIFER 108, 174, 199 PFLIEGER. DAVID 59. 124, 171 PHALLV SEAN 125, 149 PHILLIPS. ANGELA 93, 150 PHILLIPS. CHRISTINE 93 PHILLIPS, KEITH A 25 PHINNEY, AMY 46, 108 PHIPPS, SCOI 78 PIC KEN, LAURA 93. 174 PINKOS. KAREN 9. 46. 6. 64, 108. 144. 143 PIITENGER, SII W 54. 108 PLFZIA, KEVIN 2, 108 PLEZIA, WENDY 108 PLOSKONKA, JOHN 108, 141 PLOS C ZNSKI, RADIAN ! PLIJNKLTT, NATAKI 46. 10 PODZ1KOWSKI, PAUL 78 POEHLMAN, JAMIE 125, 132, 159 POLHLMAN, IF.REMY 3, 93. 133, 141 POL I I OW'SKI. BRl CE 78 POLL RD, JOHN 108 POLLOCK. KENNETH POLLOCK, ROb| Donkey, stacey 14. POPA, DUSTIN 93, 133 PORTER, GAY LON 93, 158 POU NDS, SEAN 78. 147 POUNDS, STEPHEN 108. 146 POWELL, JODY 125 PRESLEY, CL AI DE 78, 134, 158 PRESLEY, DIN1TA PRESTRIEDGE, JACQUELINE 63, 108 PREVOST, CHRISTINA 78 PRICE, KATHRYN 48. 125, 204, 237 PRICE, KELLY 108 PRIDEAUX, MICHELLE 108, 143 PRIEST, ROBERT 5, 108. 141 PRIEST, TERRY 159, 141 PRINCE. UMCKIA 108 PROFFITT, MELISSA 108 PRUDDEN, NATHAN 125, 132, 151, 159. 237 PUCKETT, THOMAS 78 PULFORD, LAWRENCE PULLEN, AVIS 125 PULLEN, RICHARD PUTRUS. HAITHAN 78 QUINLAN, MARY 108 Ql INN, AMY 54. 78 125 1 RAINEY. CLYDE RAJALA, SCOTI 93, 147 RAMSEY, JASON 78 RANDLE, ARNELL 93. 133 RANDLE, TYRONE 66, 93 RASCH. LORI 31, 108 RAY, KATHERINE 78 RAY BON, CAMERON 108 BURNE, JOANNA 93 )K. SAAD 50, 125 Rl BITS, BRIAN 93, 141 REDDI KOPP, LISA 108 REDDEN. SUN 93, 158 REDMON. KAREN 46, 125 REED. JULIE 78 RFFD. MICHAEL 78 REED, ROBERT 93 RFID. FAITH 108 REID. RONALD 125 REIMER. JOHN REISER, STEVEN 79 RETEI.LE. BRIDGET REVESZ, JESSICA 60. 93, 153 REYNOLDS. ALICIA 108 RHYNDRESS, ROGER 79 RICHARDS, THOMAS 109 RICKS, NIKITA 93 RIDDLE. JONATHAN 79. RIDDLE, MICHAEL 93 RIDOUT, SHAWN 79 RIGGINS, ELLA 109, 174 RIG LEY, JOSEPH 79, 134 149 253 KILBY, IIEIDI 60. 66. 93 RIMMER, LASANDRA 36, 66, 139 RIMMER. NATHAN RIPI EY, LEWIS RIPPEY, WILLIAM 109, 149 RIITER. NATHAN 94, 109, ■ 14 ) I NS. RAYMOND 79 PAULA 125 ROBIN. EBERT 109 ROBIN. ARMANIS 79 ROBINSON, CALANDRA ROBINSON. WYNONA RODE. JOHN 79 RODEBAUGH. APRIL 94 RODEBAl GH. CHARLES 94 RODGERS, JAMES 109, 161 RODGERS, LEONARD RODRIGUEZ. DORIS 79 ROGERS. BRYAN ROGERS. JOSEPH ROGERS. LOLETHA ROJAS, MICHELLE 36. 94 B ROMAYA. KARAEV ROMAYA, KEVIN 94 ROPER. TRICIA 79 ROSE, NATAN 79 ROSIER. CHRISTINE 109, 144 ROSLONSKI, DEANNA 79 ROSS. AARON 109 ROSS. ALETA 79 ROSS. CHRISTOPHER ROSS. RACHEL 79 ROUMAYAH, ZAYNAB 79, 153 ROWE, ELIZABETH 125 ROWE, MONICA 109 ROWE, NEIL 94 ROWE, TERRY 94, 133 ROW E, TR ACEY 125 ROYBAL, SEAN 109 RliEHLE, KEVIN 94, 147 RUSSELL. JAMES 109. 132, 173 RUSSELL, JENNIFER 3, 32, 48, 64. 125, 237 RUST. MICHELLE 54, 58. 63, 125, 150. 174 SABBOTA. SUSAN SADAJ. DEREK 109, 161 SADAJ. KEVIN 109 31 SAFFER, JASON 79 SAFFER, JOSEPH 94, 141 SALIM, REFEL 24. 109 SAMPLES, JOSEPH 94 SANDERS. JEFFREY 6. 66 SANDZIK. HEATHERB-f Ml SAN I OS MARI S K ER. JUSTINI 156, 168 SATTERFIELD. DEANNA SATTERLEE, MARK 109, 174, 199 SAWYER MARLEANA 54, 79. 139 Jl SCIUEFER. DANIEI 125 SC IIAEFNER. RICHARD 94 SC H AUBERT AMY 94. 153 SCH BIN, PHILIP SC HIMMELMANN. DIANE 79 SCTIVIITTDIEL, JULIE 79| SCHOOLER, ROY 79, 147J scuofflCRSl ■ STACIE 109, 11 ELLY 125, HROEDER, LYNN 5971 126 SCHULTZ, BRIAN 79 SCHULTZ, MICHAEL U SC HI RG, LAW RENCE 79 SCHWARTZ, CHRISTOPHER 94 SCOTT, JOSEPH 66, 79 SCOTT, PAUL 109 SCOTT, TERESA 94 SCREW S, SCOTT 54, 55. 58, 59, 63, 109, 199 SCUDDER. JEREMY 50, 79, 147 SEALS, APRIL 79 SEBESTA, KAREN 80 SELEP, WILLIAM 94, 133 SELL, DEREK 126, 146, 173, 140 SEMRAU. REBECCA 109 SEROUR. ALBER 80 SEROUR, MOSHE 80 SESI, REGINA 109 SESI. THOMAS 80, 147 SHAMAN. STEWART 80 SHANKOOL, MOGHLIS 5. 126, 132 SHARP, MARNI SHAW, DAVID 126, 132, 173 SHELP. SHELP. SHEPH 66, 126. 1 SHERII) lONDA [II LIAM ID, FAITH 11. 49. , wn 80 SHINGLES, IRK 109 SHIPP, SI EDA 109 SHIRES, JAMES 109 SHKREL1, DR 11 A 94 SHKREL1, LISA SIIKRELI, LISA 80. 94 SHOR. MIRIAM 63, 64, 160 STEPANSKI, CHRISTINA 80 STEPHENS, DWAYNE 110, 132 STEPHENSON, JAMY 9 SHULLER, SUZETTE 49, 59. STERRITT, CHRISTOPHER 11( 60, 63, 126, 171 SICKO. MATTHEW 109. 148 SIGH, ANDELIN 94 SIGOl IN, MICHAFL SILVA, MARK SILVANO, MONICA 126 SILVKRI. Yr.FIEROB59 SIMMONS. I KIK 94 SIMON. 1 'kSlTB J SIMON, M, I)I LYNN 94 SIMPSON. W XLTER 161, 199 SIMS, MARYLOU 80 1MSCHO, C ARA 109, flf� .' Mte, 172 jL I sdik. DONNA 54. no I ELAINE. 126 CirateERj ERIC 94 FSEABlAKjjcblN 94 ■ WInski, iracey 110 si I I2AN or� . I - SLEDGE, SJW.E 110 SMITH, C ARI ION 66, 80 IITH, COLLEEN 54, ij |S Ml III. I) IsMim JAIM1E 126. Mi l 11, JASON 46, 110 SMITH. JULIA 110 SMITH, JULIE 63, 160 SMITH, KAREN 94, 135. 150 SMITH. LFJRAE 110 SMITH. LESLIE 126 SMITH. LISA SMITH. SAMUEL 110 SMITHBERGER. STEVEN 54 SODERQl 1ST. ROBERT SOLI, LAURA 110 SOLI, PHILLIP 80 SOLTESS, JULIA 80 SOMF.RO, CURTIS SOMERO, DAVID 94 SOMERO, LORINDA 80 SOOKSRI, JIT! RA SOPER. KELLI 126 SPEARMAN, MARKTRAY SPEER, WILLIAM 95 SPELLMAN, LOREEN 126 ST. ANDRE, CHRISTIE 80 ST. LAURENT, BILLY 46. 95 STAFFORD, CARLIS 80. 134 STAFFORD, TAMARA 95 STANTON, BARBARA 54. 126, 152 110 STEWART, MIC HEl I . STIFFS, DENISFJ 4- Iff I STILES, F JHifl STONE, PAPON B i.l| 66, 127, 220 STONE, SHANNON 110 4TONE, TASHEI T T 80 TORENG, ERIC 60. 95 STOY, JOHN 60 STREETMAN, ( RI.A 110, 150, 152, 199 j STRICK1AM). W 1NERID STRONG. DAMIEN 80 S I RONG. Kl V IN 110 ST RONG, LIS 50, 110. 150 H STRONG. TAD 110, 141 ROBERT 127 NUZALKOW'SKI, I FAN NI , 127 TUSS. KEVIN STUSS, WENDY 80 SI LLIVAN, JOSEPH 95, M6| SWANEY, SWEE1 SWEETING, JOHN SYM STANTON, ERIKA 80 STASZEWSKI, JAY 66, 11 199, 132 STASZFA 134, 154 STASZEV 126, 169 TAKES, SANDRA 110 TAYLOR, DION 95 TAYLOR, JASON 95, 135. 151 TAYLOR. JENNIFER 110. 147 TAYLOR. RAYMON TENNANT, HEIDI 60, 127 TENNANT, MATTHEW 81 TENORIO, JENNIFER 3, 66. 127. 150, 152, 245. 138 TERRELL, DARRYL TERRELL, JAMES 110 THOMAS, CRYSTAL 53, 110 THOMAS. DAVID 54, 58 6 THOMAS, DONALD 110 I IIOMAS, JADA 81, 139 I IIOMAS. JAM EE 95 I IIOMAS, ROBERT I, MICHAEL 80, I IIOMAS, SHELIA THOMAS, TERESA 81, 139 THOMPSON, BRYAN 95 THOMPSON, CHARLES 81 [ PAMELA 38, ■ 254 THOMPSON. SCHENEITHIA 66, 110. 144 THORNTON, CHRISTOPHER 127 THORNTON. JUNE 110 THORP. EDW ARD 9. 58. 127 TIERNEY. KATHLEEN 81 TIGF.RTT, SUSAN 66. 81 TIMKO. JASON 127 TIMM, SUSAN 66, 127, 152, 208 TITUS, NATHAN 70, 81, 134. 158 TOBIN. JOSEPH 95, 151 TOBIN. SONJA |tOMSETT. DJ.ACAN 54, 58, •INK . 1)01 (.LAS TOP1NKA. MAI I HEW 38. 54. 127 TORRES, PATRICK TOTH, ERIN 54. 81 TOUPIN, CHRISTINA 95 TRACEY, HOW ARD 95 TRACHT. JODY 46, 95, 156 TRAMMELL. JOHN 11. 14. 66. 132, 151 TRAN, BUN BUN TRAN, TRINH TRINH TREUTER, MATTHEW 158 TROSIN, LAURA 110 I ROSIN, ROBERT I ROTtER. Y1YRON 132, 141 .NN UNGERM 54. 58. 63. UR BA UTLE LIS EDWARD 44. 109, 237, 256 kWN 81 JOpN 81 RACHAEL .(. TRUC 110, 151. tru: 110, TRUE TRUO? 158 TRt VAI I.Y, DEANNA 110 TSATSAMS, DESPO 127 TSATSAMS. EIR1NI 110 TSATSAMS. VASILIKI 46, 95, 153 ASPASIA 110 P AN AG IOTA 38, l DIVIESO, CHRISTINA 63. 127 N TUIL, JAN AN Ti ll., LORRIE 95 ERIC VANCLEAVE, MISTIE 81 VANDAELE, BRIAN 81 VANDAELE, RICHARD 46. 110, 199 M K, TANYA 81 WIIORN. JENNIFER 110 AST BINDER, TONEY 66. I in. 132. 161 I 1 TITOW. TIMOTHY 141, 95. 133 ()IS1N, ROBERT 81. 158 NOISIN'. SCOH 81 NOI k. JENNIFER 128 if RIIIES, CHRISTOPHER TSA ISA 64. 127 TUNN TURBE TURNE TURNE TYLER, IFF. JEFFREY ILLE, CLARENCE ANA 110 AURIE 95 V ESI UNG, LY UNG, LY no WAATTI, DAWN 110 W AID, SHANNON 60, 95, 145. 150 WALDICK, KELLY 128, 171 WALKER. CRYSTAL W ALKER, JAMES 110 WALKOW IAK. JOHN 95. 151. 158 W ALLACE, NICHOLE 153 W ALTERS. ALPHONSO WANLEY. AMY 14, 128, 135, 150. 152 WARK. BRETT 128. 148. 140 WARK. TARA 54, 111. 143 W ARNER. CHRISTOPHER 95. 133, 158 WARNER, PAMELA 95 WARREN, KATRINA 81 WASHINGTON, DARRIN W ATERS. SAMUEL 81 WATSON, MONTE 95 W ATTERS, JEFFREY 3. 66. 95, 133, 141 WEAVER. BRIAN 95 WE IN, LAWRENCE 5. 128. 135, 151 WELNTRAUB. WENDY 95, W I LL . LARRY 81 SHANS, STEVEN 111 W ERBL1M.. RON 81 W F.RNF.T. kON 128, 159 W ESSE US. KATHERINE 6. II. 117, 128. 144, 197 I WEssEus, win iam in, 132, 154 W ESTBROOK. SCOTI 29. XI. 158 WESTPHAL. ME I IM)A 46. 54. 81 W HARRY, STEVEN 95, 170. | J41 m WHL1E, CHRISTINE 54, 66. 81. 153, 139 WHITE. LAMOND 46. 2KM 174 WHEEL, SI s WHITING. DARI] WIGM W. P I Rl( I I I V N 9 WILEY, M R( WILEY, 149 WILEY. TLMOTI WILKERSON. MIKEL III. 132 W1LLCOCK. WILLIAM 111. 159 W ILLETT, JULIE 54, 63. 81 W ILLEY. JANICE 116, 128 WILLIAMS, ALANDO 81, 158 WILLIAMS, ANTHONY 66, 81. 95 WILLIAMS. KELLI 128 WILLIAMS. LEA 60, 63, 81 WILLIAMS. MONIQUE 128 WILLIAMS, NATHANIEL 9 WILLIAMS, PHYLLIS WILLIAMS, SHANNON 111 WILLIAMSON. GREGORY 46. Ill, 148. 199 W ILSON. JODY W ILSON, JOSEPH XI WILSON, KEVIN 72. 81 WINN, AMY 54. 81 WINN, RYAN WINTER. RE W INTON. P AUL 243 WTTMI R. I REI)1 WOI I . Cl I) R 46 WOODARD. DARRVH WOODW RI , (Ul| 5$ T 4 7m WOK I ON. DAV ID VVRIGHI. AARON 8! WRIGHT, BRI AN 81 WRIGHT, CHRISTOPHER ‘ 5, 1ST VVRK.H I. II FERI WRIGHT. IO | 1 W V (� ()( Kl. kl | W YRZ.YkOWskI.1 BFRNADEI 11 95 A O, NICOLE 81. 160 ELLAND. SHEII A HI YOUHANA, AUDISHO 128 YOUHANA, EAWZI XL 134 YOUNG, ANTHONY YOUNG, XAVIER 66, 111, 132 ZABOWSkl. STEVEN 148, 154 ZACHARY, HOLLY 128. 171, 199. 207, 239, 256 ZAGGERMAN, ANGELA 95, 139 ZARATZIAN. MICHAEL ZELICKMAN, AARON 111. 132 ZELICKMAN, ROBERT 111. 132 ZENDLER. APRIL 5, 60. 64. Ill W ILLIAMSON, JEFFREY 76, ZIENTEK, MICHAEL 64, 81 WILLIAMSON, LEIGH 5 . Ill WILLIS, PATRICK WILLMY, MELANIE WILLOUGHBY. JILL 95 WILSON, ANGELA 54. 95 WILSON, JACQUELYNN 95. 145, 143 WILSON, JAMES 128 Ml, 171. 154. 155 ORO, HABIT Special thanks to: Sue Burback, Kathleen Cavazos, Joseph Cohen, Rob- ert Corsini, Wilma D’Anna, Barbara Demlow, Shir- ley DiBiase, Donna Gillespie, Edward Griffen, Ken Helton, Nancy Jacobson, Sarah James, Athena Jen- nings. Jostens American Yearbook Company, Don- na King, Tina Luke, Gayle Minneci, Susan Polgar, Nancy Potts, Prestige Portraits by Lifetouch, Jim Rink, Linda Saunders, Julie Sriro, Larry Thomas, Joe Williams, World Wide Photos. This Olympian task was performed by: Front: Heidi Jones, Ed Ungerman, Carin Klock. Row 2: Cathy Kroesing, Cheryl Murray, Sherry Cameron. Row 3: Monica Collier, Holly Zachary, Larisa Farlin. Row 4: JoAn- na Brownell, Jill Eggen, Estelle Herman. Row 5: Jim Evers, Pat O’Neill, Heather Fisher. Row 6: Rich Mui, Steve Glaspie, Lou Pavloff. Row 7: Jeff Farlin, Russ Bromley, adviser Ms. Gass.