Freeland High School - Victorian Yearbook (Freeland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1983 volume:

UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEY Donated by Freeland High School May, 2004 Public Libraries of Saginaw Presented By Freeland High School +. AED Do ОСТО 7 2084 PUBLIC LIBRARIES OF SAGINAW HOYT MAIN LIBRARY 505 JANES SAGINAW, М! 48607 FREELAND HIGH SCHOOL'S UNFORGETTABLE JOURNEY, TABLE OF CONTENTS Introdu D e E 1- 16 1 96 2 = 8 3 Academ os на оро eee 17 | pe A, ES ры BET Кыс 2 FREELAND, MICHIGAN | Underclassmen lw 75 VOLUME ХХ! Clubs Activities с... е� а 95 Current Events қата аи: 111 Advertisements. о. a 121 A. Like teacher, like student!?!? В. Freeland's varsi- ty playing hard. C. Tammy Galligan warming up for victory. D. Iknow you don't like the food here, Mary, buf... pan — A. “Raz” up close and beautiful! B. P. Reid and К. Wood at Homecoming. C. Senior Powder Puff coach M. Bohn giving orders. D. A relaxing even- ing а! Homecoming. E. Junior Powder Puff having high hopes. А Homecoming ` ` Something For Everyone. A: The Marching Falcons lead the home- Coming parade. B: Close game for the girls af powder puff. They managed to tie it at 6-6. C: Our pom pon girls add color to the parade. D: Queen Kelly riding high! Homecoming Court Queen Kelly Miller Jil Anderson (Soph.) Bridget DeNardo (Jr.) А: Who, (or what!) is it? В: Sophomore float build- ing — the makings of Pac-Man. C: Mary Ellen Palmer dresses up for career day. D: Juniors show off their spirit. A: Freeland's own (freezing) dedicated fans. B: Tough game, eh girls? C: Before and after? ... Sam Buchalter and Bob Marciniak. D: The new Deb Narlock!! А: The Sophomores’ prize- wiling float B: B. Gehrke goes down, but not without good yardage and help from D. Bradfield (42), M. Penney, and D. Baker (67). C: Matt Penney makes a great catch and is still able to pose for the camera. D: Ed Maurer, Township Supervisor, shows his Falcon spirit with his floating in the homecoming parade. A: Biology studies hard or are they practicing for their first open-heart surgery? B: Kim Karl — master potter? С: The queen and her court ү A 7 % е� а % 6 i he € 1 eed D A: Jackie Hunter puts on her socks to prepare for the game. B: (I to г) D. Sisco, К. Miller, M. Hock, 1. Sisco goof off in the halls. C: Sandy Kanouse shoots a free-throw. D: Kathy Негі� е and Karen Spaeth caught by the camera. Mi AC Io ОМ I LEER TUER EE SEEN IE? CH WE CR FS ———— гетата 7 EU PE AES � егі. B. ai Poe y -— (% b 10 A: Listening in on K. Кей� а� а M. Laviolette. B: This is Steve — What is his rotational velocity? C: Carrie Cook reading in the halls. D: The band waits for the pep assembly to begin. E: Run that by us again! says K. Garrett and 5. Knierim. Junior Class Officers — Left to Right, Lisa Ballien, Treasurer; Pam Smith, Representative; Brent Al- brecht, Vice President; Brian Card, President; Mrs. Urbancik, Advisor; Jill Zdebski, Representative; Kevin Hughes, Secretary. ac AAA Student Council ... Freeland High Schools Student Council members are from Left to Right, Becky Kloha, Vice President; Mr. Jacobi, Advisor; Кей Turner, President: Jackie Hunter, Secretary; Kathy Rogalski, Treasurer. The student сои� с! has accomplished many things over the past year, a few of them are: Freshman Class Elections Powderpuff Homecoming Elections and nominations of Queen and Court Queen's Assembly Activity Assembly Spirit Week Homecoming Parade Homecoming Dance Musical Assembly (Ceyx) Student Council exchange Nobleman's Dance 1983-84 Class Officer Elections Senior Class Officers — Left to Right, Toni Moll, Repre- sentative; Kelly Miller, Secretary; Alicia Dupuis, Presi- dent Mrs. Smith, Advisor; Jackie Hunter. Vice President; Beth Spaeth, Treasurer: Michele Brubaker, Representa- tive. i Lef 2 Wm y: 27 we And Leaders Freshman Class Officers — Left to Right, Mrs. McCartney, Advi- sor; Brian McKeller, President; Wendy Mahaffey, Vice presi- dent; Margarette Weber, Sec- retary; Dianne Duby, Treasurer; Jil VanHaaren, Representa- tive; Karen Spaeth, Represen- tative. БЕ т ерее, EN d spe | ж N 4 7 қ, ”4! 294 3 ү ` ax DE ER ws at a “ea KS jt. Sophomore Clss Officers — Left to Right, Repre- sentative, Carrie Jakeway; Representa- tive, Lori Robinette; Mr. Parsch, Advisor; Karen Wegner, President; Jil An- derson, Vice President; Lisa Sheets, Secretary; Karen Krause, Treasurer. 13 une Dar ox ] = PL ж. i { А: Good thing I ate my Wheaties!’ Gould. B: P. Card and T. Fenskie learning to be crafty. (???) C: We really look like this?” — p Wegner and R. Spindler. D: Ready or Not, here | come!” B. Spaeth and 5. МсСашт. — Dave (foreground) А: D. Dennis shoots for two. В: В. SEA and J. Hunter work on Physics homework. C: $. Bank, E. Hemgesberg, T. Galligan, ` and J. Van Haaren pose after а tough game. E: “Buff” Beson = school preppie''???? D: J. White seems confused!!! тт The 1982-1983 School year offered new opportunities and new sources of pride for the students, staff and community of Freeland. Mrs. Case was transformed from librarian to linguist as she became Freeland's French Master. Mr. Frenzel put two and two together to form quartets in Vocal Music. Mr. Storm was given the opportunity to preach what he practices in Economics class. Frau Miller reintroduced World History and x xc Mrs. Darwin made initial contacts for a Co-op program. Фа New and reinstituted offerings were only ра� of the pic- | ture. Mr. Schultz returned to the Language Arts Dept. after a years absence, Biology became a graduation requirement starting with the class of 1986. Saturday School took the place of Saturday cartoons for some students. Mrs. Hacker returned to the Guidance Dept. and Mr. Hacker to U.S. History. Extracurriculars continued to flourish during 1982-1983. Mr. Hacker continued to provide direction for the football pro- gram, Mr. Franz — basketball and Mr. Schultz — baseball. Mr. Terwilliger CHIPPED in where he could, Mr. Hollingsworth “RAN” up some good results and Mr. Craig provided inspira- tion for Girl's athletics and direction for the entire athletic program. In non-athletics the offerings were also strong. Mr. and Mrs. Perry teamed up to cover yearbook. Mrs. Smith adopted the senior class. Mr. Perry started an art club. Mrs. Miler swore to her efforts with mock trials. Mr. Parsch, Mrs. Urbancik, Mrs. McCartney sponsored the underclassmen. The entire staff renewed their efforts to provide meaningful experiences for students and Mr. Shephard and the Band marched onward. Т� е 1982-1983 School year promised to be a great one from the onset. Everyone who worked to make it great is appreciated. 1 continue to be pleased with our students, staff and community and ‘т proud to be from Freeland. Dana B. Compton Principal Leadership Wins A Rewarding Response VEM A. Mr. Compton, Principal. B. Mr. Maxwell, Vice-Prin- cipal. C. Mr. Jacobi and Mrs. Hacker, Counselers. D. Mrs. Miller, Secretary. E. Mrs. Aldridge, Guidance Secretary. eoooo-o-o-o-- % % ф % % % % % % % % % % % ФФФФФФФФФФ Ф Ф Ф Mrs. McCartney Mrs. Ludgin Mrs. Smith Special Services x 2 9 ы 5 Mrs. Perry Mrs. Case 19 Мг. Ега� к Mr. Frenzel u 1 ЗА nthe, Mr. Paul Student Teacher 20 Mrs. Miller Mr. Lentner 21 Mrs. Hacker Mr. Hacker BARON Wei гут Mr. Terwilliger Мг. Ре� у AE с Suse xs Mr. Hollingsworth 23 Mr. Hennink 3 1390 01220 3855 Mr. Storm Mrs. Darwin 25 Mrs. Perry Mr. Hacker Mr. Walderzak Parsch Mr. N CN Mrs. McCartney | Mr. Frenzel — he's the teacher — (also he's the one playing itsy-bitsy | spider) 2 = Bs ur ” f с2 Е d 4 H e - EA У = E = Sa -- Vu gut � ар 3 2 ; eme e EE 2 ситен ааа ны 4 2 A The Freeland Freshman Band includes, Front row — K. Spence, K. Allen, L. Van Buren, M. Rapin, D. Mertz, D. Holzhofer, C. Cox, K. Herline, D. Flodin, and J. VanHaaren. Second row — L. Swanson, C. Field, 5. Hendricks, J. Wirtz, W. Neuenfeldt, M. Weber, A. Stahl, L. Clark, and C. Maxwell. Third row — $ Delong, E. Hemgesberg, B. McKellar, C. Maxwell, 5. David, and P. Egan. Standing in the last row — A. McClain, K. Mason, Jim White — Student Director, and Mr. Shepard — Director. Mr. Shepard 31 A bes 2 : Я N ج‎ ALCONS 72 74 | S o | ` u. ALCON ALCONS | ‘ALCON ‘ALCON, ‘ALCON: ` ALCON AL’ “ALCO! ` FALCON: WIR: ALCON: AL 2 о 7 Qt | A э MM - ам (e 5 58 ot 60.539 50 E БЕ 52724 5 CO-CHAMPS 1982 ALCON ALCON Freeland Intercepts C.M.L. Title 1st Row, L to R Gehrke, Mitch Bohn, Steve Gordon, ran w, L fo R: Jeff Metiva, Tom Raines, Jeff Chantiny ave beador, Frank Roenicke, Rex Robi m Thelen, Brad LaG .._. son, Dave Neuenfela Осгерек, Mr. Hennink. Missing: Doug Clark, Jeff Grasso, Mark Parsons. B.M. Bohn weaves through the Rocket's defense. The 1982 Varsity Football team was the first football team to win a CMLL. championship. This team was also the first team to go undefeated since Joining the C.M.L. Determination, pride, dedication, and a winning attitude were the main characteristics of this excellent football team.” Coach Hacker A: Falcon defense shuts down Reese. B: Freeland offense pushes back the Vandal defense. C: M. Penny rushes for first-down yard- age. 54 6 35 87. LJ KE (0 di. f 3 REELAND 4 А М Бесі� � і ТА АСЕ 3 ew Beginning | Freeland — б, Coleman — 0 — 0, Ithaca — 14 A Front Row, L to R: Jeff Maxwell, Jim Ferens, Jamie Metiva, | — 30, St. Louis — 0 Dave Roenicke, John Martin, Keith Holt, Pat Wisniewski, Karl | — 0, Seminary — 20 Keihn, Shawn David, Bill Leiner. Second Row, L to R: John — 8, Merrill — 8 Dinsmoore, Sean Miller, Ken Fischer, Breck Reftelle, Bil Den- — 6, St. Charles — 14 nings, Brian McKeller, Jim Aide, Rob Malcolm, Tim Seitz, Rod | — 15, Breckenridge — 6 Spindler, Derek Kabobal. Third Row, L to R: Mr. Doyle, Mr. | | — 24, Shepherd — ó Schultz, Mike Denardo, Dave Соу, Scott Rose, Aubrey | Final Record: Woods, David Dennis, Dan Stahl, Jeff Yates, Jason Yates, Al 4-3-1 McClain, Dan Smock, Pat Dubay, Chris Bohn, and Mr. Franz. | The JV team had a successful 4-3- Missing: Jim Hartley and Steve Goddard. B D. Соу sends Merrill deep into their own territory. C The Falcons offense prepare to battle back Shepherds de- fense. 1 season this year. They seemed to alternate between winning and losing, but finally finished with big wins over Breckenridge and Shepherd.’ ЦИ 14 Falcons Pursue Victory InC.M.l. А: The 1982-3 cross-country team includes: front row (1 to г) Scott Craig, Jennie Hunter, Kim Manor, Bob Marciniak; back row: Tim Frost, Jim Goulds, Jim Candey, Scott Berghuis, Scott Wruck, Tom Frost and Coach Ray Hollingsworth. B: K. Manor runs to honors in state competition. C: J. ; 15 17 Our cross-country team placed 4th і� the Hunter, shows All-State style. D: Falcons in action: S. ; і : ; Wruck, T. Frost, J. Foulds, and 8. Craig. C.M.L. with Tim Frost and Jim Candey earning All Conference honors. In state competition our two girl team members both earned All State honors. Jennie Hunter and Kim Manor placed 3rd and 4th in the state meet to become All-Staters for the 2nd time in their high school cross-country ca- reefs.” Coach Hollingsworth Varsity BB’ers Continue Excellent Performance A. The 1982 girls varsity basketball team includes: Front row — (I to г) Tammy Galligan, Lori Robinette, Jenn y Shaver, Becky Kloha; back row — Jill Zdebski, Sarah Bank, Coach Dan Craig, Kath y Garret, and Jackie Hunter. B: J. Hunter tries for two more. C: B. Kloha at the free-throw line. D: J. Shaver looks for an open guy . The girl's varsity basketball team finished up their season 8-10, with their C.M.L. record being 8-6. The Lady Falcons finished 3rd. in the C.M.L. and placed seniors Jackie Hunter (unanimous choice) and Becky Ко� а on the 151. team C. ML. Congratulation's girls, on а very fine season and good luck next year also. Coach Dan Craig Freeland — 36, — 49, — 32, — 45, жы ҖИ, — 35, — 40, — 41, == Ad — 37, — 18, - 55, — 42 — 37, — 49, — 43, — 41, — 31, Freeland Record — 51 — 56 — 34 — 65 — 40 — 46 Meridian Reese MLS Ithaca Merrill Shepard St. Charles — 22 St, Louis — 38 Breckenridge — 39 MLS — 51 Ithaca — 56 Merrill — 30 Shepherd — 24 57, Charles — 23 St. Louis — 19 Breckinridge Meridian Meridian = BW - E NI Freeland —24, Meridian — 37 Freeland — 35, M.L.S. — 36, Reese — 44 27, Ithaca —27, MLS. — 35 30, Merrill --57, Ithaca — 44 48, Shepherd —J39, Merrill — 16 42, St. Charles —29, Shepherd — 33 23, Sf. LOWS —44, St. Charles -- 38 39, Brechenridge --49, St. Louis — 14 45, Meridian --30, Breckenridge — 34 Final Record: 9-8-0 The J.V. Girls Basketball Team started out a little slow, but they bounced back with a strong finish to end with a 9-8-0 record. Their last wins was a game against Meridian where they squeaked to a 45-44 victory. All in all, it was a great way to cap off a good season. BB'ers Bounce Back To Big Finish А: S, Kanouse goes for the steal. B: M. Powers puts the lady’ Falcons in the lead C: Freeland readys for a big offensive drive. D: The J.V. Girls basketball team includes: Front row (tor) S. Kanouse, A. Rohn, C. Jakeway, S. Hupfer, 5. Brogan, K. Krause, A. Stahl; Back row: J. Van Haaren, K. Fink, M. Powers, Coach Andy Kraycsir, W. Neuenfeldt, K. Lincoln and M. Keenan. Golfers Finish 3rd In Conference The 1982 Varsity Golf Team includes: (L to R) Coach Judd Terwilliger, Kevin Behmlander, Vic Morgan, Mike Schultz, Jon Bow, Dave Gould, Jerry Hudson, Bob O'Donnell, and Jeff Hutchinson. Freeland's Varsity golfers finished another fine sea- son by finishing 3rd in the conference with a 9-3 dual record. Al-Conference selections this year were Vic Morgan, who was the conference medalist and Dave Gould, who was chosen All-Conference ‘1st team. The JV golfers the season with a perfect 6-0 record.” Coach Judd Terwilliger The JV golf team includes: (L to R) Coach Judd Terwilliger, Wade Wortley, Steve Miller, Brian Bolt- er, Dean Edwards, Dale Tumey, Bob Магесек; and Jerry Haines. А: The members of the Рот Ро� squad include: front row (I to г) M. Rapin, M. Kasper, D. Beltz, D. Duby, A. DuPuis, M. Brubaker, C. Frawley, and K. Herline. back row (I to г) 5. Marciniak — advisor, К. Wolford, L. Beyersdorf, P. Luna, T. Quinn, W. Melvin, and A. Card. B: The Pom Pon competition team won many honors fhis year as they represented Freeland High School. C: Pom Pons show their diver- sity during the 50% routine. This year the Freeland Pom Pon Team increased their performances, adding Junior Varsity football and basketball games to their schedule. The team held the first state Pom Pon Ingathering” weekend а! Delta College, they hosted the Mid-American Regional and placed second in Class B, and they placed third in state competition. Other awards included a first place in speed learning, a first in Novelty routines at МА. Poms, and third in the U.S. Cheerleading Assoc. Regional World International Competition. Falcon Cheerleaders Provide ЕН. $, А: Members of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad include; front (L to R) 5. McCallum, B. Spaeth, M. Ahlrich, second ro w, B. Urbancik, В. DeNardo, back row, K. Miller, J. Zdebski, K. Rogalski. B: S. McCallum cheers the falcons to victory. C: Falcon cheerleaders show off their talent. The senior girls on the Varsity squad at- tended the D.C. A. cheerleading camp at Northwood Institute in Midland this year. They returned with man y new ideas and routines to teach the junior, sophomore, and freshman members of the squads. The Junior Varsity squad was composed of sophomores and freshman in their first year of cheerleading. With hard work and help from the Varsity girls they became an excellent and enthusiastic cheerleading squad, Mrs. Zdebski Spirit In Demanding Situations | The members of the J. V. cheerleading squad include: front row (L to R) S. Wood, T. Ballien, P. Schoen, back row, L. Robinette, K. Wegner, |. Swanson, K. Fink. L. Clark, H. Neitzke. B: Cheerleaders provide spirit at pep rallies. C: Cheerleaders fry their luck at pyramid building. ә ша Qa | 24 We | Once again this year our Varsi- ty basketball team provided the school with excitement and pride as they fought their way to a Co- title with Shepherd in the C.M.L. Under the instruction of Coach Franz they showed once again that Freeland is a deadly oppo- nent at any time and in any situa- tion. The J.V.'s started out a little slow, but they made a change in their offense and plowed their way to a fine finish. With Coach Oczepek’s help there's no doubt they'll be ready for the varsity і� years to come A. Members of the 1983 Bas- ketball Team include: Front row (1 fo r) D. McKinney, M. Bohn, S. Gordon, J. Metiva, К. Kuehn, back row (L to R); Coach Franz, F. Roenicke, R. Kovach, S. Ramirez, J. Bow, D. Gould, J. Gruen- berg, P. Reid, Manager; B. Albrechf. . $. Ramirez prepares to fire off a shot in crowded terri- tory. C. F. Roenicke attempts to weave past a defender League Record Freeland 85-68 Freeland 47-55 Freeland 49-50 Freeland 61-42 Freeland 56-46 Freeland 57-55 Freeland 42-46 Freeland 52-47 Freeland 69-53 Freeland 66-42 Freeland 53-42 Freeland 68-45 Freeland 63-49 Freeland 64-55 Ithaca 57. Louis M.L.S. Merrill St. Charles Breckenridge Shepherd Ifhaca St. Louis M.L.S. Merrill St. Charles Breckenridge Shepherd J.V.’s Show Quality In Strong Season Freeland 42-62 Freeland 52-61 Freeland 54-42 Freeland 46-42 Freeland 53-47 Freeland 45-49 Freeland 52-49 Freeland 43-36 Freeland 48-46 Freeland 43-41 Freeland 43-49 Freeland 53-33 Freeland 49-59 League Record Ithaca St. Louis M.L.S. Merrill 57. Charles Breckenridge Shepherd Ithaca 57. Louis AIS St Charles Breckenridge Sheperd (A.) Members of the J.V. Basketball Team include; front row (1 to г) T. Sherman, D. Roenicke, D. Johnson, D. Kabobel, C. Bohn, J. Metiva, S. Craig, D. Miller, M. DeNardo, Coach Осгерек. (B) D. Kabobel tries for a fast-break (C) J. Yates at the free throw line (D) Falcons prepare for the offensive. Although the Falcon wrestlers did not have a winning sea- son, overal, they developed good individual talents and good sportsmanship under the instruction of Coaches’ R. Jeckel and J. Maxwell. Some of the wrestlers who placed high in one or more of the invitations include: J. Maxwell, S. God- dard, R. Jones, J. Smillie, D. Кит, B. Gehrke а� а C. Fox. In the years to come this young team will undoubtably produce great results. (A) D. Kurn strives to drive his opponent to the mat (B) R. Jones looks for a weakness in his adversarys' defense. (c) b. Gehrke goes for the kill. (A) J. Smilie over comes his opponent (B) J. Martin tries for an escape (С) C. Strobel fights а fough hold (D) J. Maxwell grapples with his foe (E) D. Kurn looks for a takedown. The Varsity Volleyball team posted the best record in the School's Volleyball history with a 14-3 record. This was good for 2nd place in the league. This year four girls were honored by the conference: B. Kloha and S. Miler to the Al-Confer- ence team and K. Manor and Wendy Seaver made honor- able mention All-Conference. The highlight of the season was the win over previously undefeated M.LS. (A) members of the 1983 Volleyball Team includes: Front row (1 to r) L. Hudson, S. Vasold, W. Seaver, B. Kloha, M. Lennox, Back row (1 to г) К. Manor, Т. Вайе� , Coach Terwilliger, S. Miller, J. Salter, (B) W. Seaver returns a serve (C) K. Manor attempts a spike (D) 5. Miller and К. Manor drill a devastating return. The J.V. girls’ Volleyball team had a learning season this year. The coach stressed the basics in order to train the girls for the competitive type of volleyball they will experience on the varsity team. The J.V. team had four returning starters helping them to an overall fine finish. (A) J. V.'s battle dreaded M.LS. (B) V. Bauder sends one sailing to the other side (C) K. Johnson attempts to cut off the serve (D) M. Wortley fires back a deadly return (E) Members of the Volleyball Team include: Front row (L to г) M. Wortley, K. Johnson, A. Fleser, S. Entriken, Back row (1 to г) Е. Helmreich, V. Bauder, Coach Phillion, C. Pezzente, J. Fox Gymnasts — State Champs (А.) Members of the 1983 State-Champion Gymnastics Team include: (1 tor), C. Goddard, M. Wyllie, S. Henaricks, J. Morman, E. Bailey. (С.) 5. Hendricks, 1983 Class Il all-around State-Champion. (D.) С. Goddard and Е. Bailey, the outstanding top-scoring sen- iors. The Falcon gymnasts posted a perfect 10-0 record. Their scores included a 2nd at the Dearborn Invitational, a 1st at the Midland Invitational, a 1st at the Ann Arbor Invitational, a 1st at the Freeland Invitational, a 1st at the Regional meet, and they danced away with a 1st at the State meet. (B.) Mrs. Alice Buchalter was voted coach of the year again for her out- standing dedication and accomplishment � her gymnastics program. She coached her small team — which also had a lot of devotion and determina- � о� — ю Не first state championship Freeland has ever had. Congratu- lations, and keep up the good work. � ерер 14441244844 РЕТГЕ = “ Ld ид ۾‎ k é ae MER v AME AMERICA! == v É b ar KI (A) Members of the 1983 Regional Champion Team include; front row (L to R) J. Morman, S. Hendricks, E. Baile у, back row (1 to г) T. Leaman, M. Wyllie, C. Goddard. (B) T. Leaman, pre- pares fo do her beam routine (C) S. Hendricks shows her All- American style (D) M. Wylle with expertise on the beam (E) J. Morman works for the perfect score. The team members themselves provided the winning edige that gave them the State Championship. The girls did every- thing from performing oufstanding floor routines to doing excellent work on the beam, vault and other events. This is a perfect example of what personal dedication can result in. e � аэ та rs Battle Weather, Tough Competitors Skie (A.) Members of the Ski Team include: front row (to ER г), M. Reimold, A. Byron, 1. Ballien, A. Rohn, J. Es Gok Coeur, P. Smith, K. Gordon, T. Nichols, C. Flat- Төгу, T. Leaman, M. DeCaire, 1. Sheets, К. Ko- vach; back row (1 to г), K. Fischer, D. Edwards, D. Tumey, J. Ferens, R. Rapin, K. Наде� , К. Kriegish, R. Lappeus, (B.) D. Tumey races down Не slope. (C.) Falcon skier swerves around a tight turn. The Falcon skiers joined the Southeastern Michigan Ski League this year. They were in the Mt. Holly Division, which consisted of 8 teams. The team had 7 dual meets, the divisional meet, and the state regional meet То round out their season. The girls placed 7th. in the Mt. Holly Division while the boys ended up Oth. | за Fleet Track Teams Ну To А Fine Finish Members of the Girls’ Track team include; front row (L їо г) J. Morman, L. Ballien, T. Moll, A. Bishop, A. Rohn, K. Gordon, M. Wyllie, J. Bishop, Н. Vasold, M. Spaulding, B. NeNardo, J. Nied- zinski, and J. Rood. back row (1 їо г) Manager B. Albrecht, Coach D. Craig, A. Card, J. Zbebski, P. Smith, A. Van Buren, C. Maxwell, W. Neuenfeldt, and Manager S. Craig. Members of the Boys’ Track Team include; front row (L tor) T. Frost, D. Roenicke, M. Penney, D. Bradfield, 5. Wruck, B. Gehrke, J. Foulds, and K. Holt. Back row (1 to r) Coach R. Hollingsworth, E. Ramirez, Е. Roenicke, M. Sanford, J. Candey, D. Stahl, K. Stevens, J. Simpson, D.J. Chritz, D. Baker, S. Rose, K. Delong, S. Ferguson, and B. Card. 4 г а: „worth, completed,a fine seas т e ғ p E the D The Boy's Track Team, ‘unk m the instruction of Coach НОЙ with a 5-3 dual meet recore ended up Згах і� the СМ boys took a-2nd in the Bre ridge Invitational, plus the ye a strong showing in many K. Delong went to State Some high scorers for the included F. Roenicke, M. Pe K. Delong, B. LaGuire, and Simpson. The Girl's Track Team, coached by Dan Craig, contin- ued their excellent performances this year. The y had a 6-0 dual-meet record which was good for a Co-Champion- ship in the C.M.L. They placed high in all their invitationals, but some outstanding places included a 1st. at Не S.S. P. P. meet, a 151. at the Oscoda meet, a 2nd. at the Ferris State Meet, and a 2nd at the Breckenridge meet. They also placed 5th at Regionals. J. Hunter, К. Manor, and P. Smith, went to the State meet as representatives of Free- land pride and quality. В. LaGuire watches his sensational shot. J. Hunter — all alone at the head of the pack. Freeland Boy's leave St. Charles in the dust. M. Spaulding and H. Vasold finish big for Freeland. J. Nieazinski shows excellent style. TM ur 2 AA 37% 3 у 7 e Par n. ENA d А”; сің: НЕ E 4 iT o 2 БА: 4, 1 4 SA асет ! QV Б j 8 - : ` A- % 4. LR ij ata id A iae � 2 ЖА” as 4 xj Se EE adem e TAA in зауа� ? : - dc m ns Post ning R ecord | n С.М.1. Members of the Varsity Baseball Team include front row (L to Members of the J.V. Baseball Team include; front row dtor)R. г) J. Pachokke, 5. Gordon, T. Raines, J. Metiva, К. Kuehn, D. Stewart, 8. Daivid, T. Yeska, D. Johnson, M. DeNardo, B. Den- Beador, D. McKinney, К. Behmlander, back row � отта nings, 5. Tsuchida, K. Fischer, C. Bohn, ©. Savage, back row @ Manning, R. Robinette, R. Kovach, 8. Ramirez, Coach Schultz, їо г) M. Feinauer, D. Dennis, A. Woods, J. Yates, Coach Paul. J. M. Berner, M. Bohn, J. Chantiny, M. Parsons. Yates, D. Miller, A.McClain, J, McCarthy. Under the instruction of Coach Schultz, this year’s Varsity Base- ball Team boasted an 8-6 record for C.M.L. Play. Their overall record was 8-10. Once again, M. Bohn made All-Conference while 5. Ramirez made honorable mention All-Conference. The J.V. Team, coached by Bob Paul, finished with a 3-3 re- cord. They split double-headers' with Merrill, MacArthur, and Ei- senhower. G. Savage, with some fantastic pitching won all three games for the J.V.’s (a) R. Kovach sends one flying (b) S. Ramirez waits to make the catch (с) M. Bohn blasts a hit into the outfield (d) J. Chantiny waits for the pitch (e) M. Bohn rifles off a pitch (f) D. Beador shows determination in his stance. РЕК ТҮ, Lady Falcons Swing Strong Bats (A) members of the Girls‘ Softball Team include front row (1 to г) J. Langley, М.В. Keenan, S. Kan- ouse, B. Bell, B. Ко� а, T. Galligan, M. Rose, Back Row (1 to г) Manager Fleet, M. Reimold, J. Shaver, 5. Bank, L. Robinette, К. Herline, Coach Krayscir. (B) Coach Krayscir watches as M. Fleet plans the games strategy. (C) M.B. Keenan awaits the pitch in deep concentration. The girls’ Softball Team Coached by Mr. Krayscir, finished 5th in C.M.L. competition. One of the teams members, B. Ко� а, made All-Conference honor- able mention. The girls, using this season as a learn- ing experience should have a winning team in the near future. (А) М. Reimold attempts те play at the plate (8) 8. Kanouse swats a hornet at second base (С) МВ. Keenan warms up that all important swing (D) M. Rei- mond rounds third on a fal- con offensive drive. (E) J. Shaver fires one from the mound (F) K. Herline cocen- trates on the upcoming pitch. Жы Ж, Жы 9999999999999, 2999999900909); |� %%%%9%%%%9%%%9%%- puit 0999090200204 Ж ———— a хор : Cheryl L. Aaron Donald C. Adams Gregory A. Aide Elizabeth A. Bailey David A. Baker Jay A. Baldwin David A. Beador Christopher R. Berghuis 60 Brian В. Beson Maurine C. Beythan Dean G. Bradfield James R. Beyer Mitchell J. Bohn Tammi K. Breault Bonnie D. Bohnhoff - ECH ж - - Michele R. Brubaker 61 Bonnie K. Burback Patricia S. Card Kimberly K. Carl Don INERTE IN- LeLa DaSilva Rodde Davila Keith H. DeLong Jill A. Dinsmoore Linda M. Dorwalski Вге� аа 1. Dullinger Alicia Е. Dupuis Karen E. Egan — — Trenda K. Fenskie Ralph A. Foulds, Ill Kirk J. Francisco Brian T. Gehrke 63 Jeff Gillman Tamara J. Goss | Leesha W. Graham Rebecca A. Hargreaves Vicki S. Harrold Brenda R. Hartley Norman Hensler Hinnefeld Jennifer A. Hunter Jeffrey G. Hutchinson Randy S. Jones Lori A. Kasper Richard W. Kovach Becky L. Kloha 5 = 5 с Ф Y Q Ё 5 Bradford S. LaGuire J. Kurn Davi Kurt A. Kuehn Robert M. Lappeus Tamara M. Leaman Angela K. Lamb Kelly M. Miller Scott J. Listvan Robert E. Miller Tonette M. Moll 67 Brian J. Overton AS Eric W. Paquette Terry A. Parsons Matthew Penney Thomas A. Raines Erasmo Ramirez, Jr. Patrick С. Reid Tammy J. Reppuhn Michael Riedel Rex T. Robinette Lisa A. Roka Gregory J. Rose Louise E. Roy Freeman Е. Savage Michael G. Schultz Shirley J. Shaver i Joseph M. Simpson Lynnette D. Sisco Rena M. Smock 70 Zen, Carl С. Strobel Kimberly J. Teeple Janet M. Vanest Jamie E. Vetengle Todd M. Wallace James P. White Robert С. Williams David L. Williams Janet M. Wirtz Kimberly J. Wood Sarah A. Yeska Mary A. Young Steven D. Young 72 b Sandy R. Youngblade Steven R. Zeilinger Seniors Not Pictured Stephen 5. Felmlee Dave J. Gilmour Patrick J. Metzger Robert D. Wiegand Michael R. Zeihmer D Кр E. Trautner Colleen E. Goddard Linda Moore 73 RK d Ld B -а Cathy was a 1982 Ғгеед - — a dream that she work ` joyed dancing, shopping, MR ing to basketball games, ana � агу rehabilitation at St. ‚mer Cathy look hool graduate 9999999999999 76 Juniors: ın Lisa Ballien Tammy Ballien Sarah Bank Guy Beck Kevin Behmlander The Home Stretch ... Brent Albrecht Mary Ahlrich Barbara Andrews Karen Arnold Marty Васот Beth Bell Paula Berdovich Mark Berner Jeff Bluemlein Jon Bow Brian Card Shelly Chapman Doug Clark Jenny Coeur Tina Compton Connie Cox Bill Brandimore Sam Buchalter Sanford Buchalter Stan Cabala Jeff Chantiny шаның. Bridget DeNardo Tony Dill Mike Dolson Richie Draves Colleen Echdahl Dean Edwards Teresa Egan Tom Fenton Jerry Fix Christine Flattery Amy Fleser John Fowler Christopher Fox Janice Fox Christine Frawle y Tim Frost Tom Frost Becky Futrell Tammy Galligan Kathy Garrett Kim Garrett Steve Gordon Dave Gould Joel Gruenburg Jerry Haines Michael Hilbrandt Stephen Hinnefeld Mitch Hock Jerry Hudson Kevin Hughes Victor Hupfer Kris Johnson Kevin Kain | Melissa Kasper Bridget Kasper | Connie Keefer Kris Kemerer Bill Kirchner Stacey Knierim Ken Kriegish Jackie Langley Martha Laviolette nm John Lawler | | | | | ! | E | a Eye 2% EI, 7 ит e | | МУАА у | = 27 | , › : B Diane Leaman | | | = | ; 1 4 : E ; E i BS The junior guys “STRUT” ||| Kathy Leuenberger ТІЛЕ т ' m | | Michele Locke qe Eric Lonsway | Rod Lovell Sue McCallum Dan McKinney Jeff Mackie Joe Manning 78 Robert Marciniak Wendy Melvin Jeff Metiva Laura Metzger Sue Miller Terri Miller Victor Morgan Michelle Mosher Darrin Morman Donald Near David Neuenfeldt Nice “Threads Bob! Traci Neuwirth Jane Niedzinski Tracy Nichols Bob O'Donnel Jerry Pacholke Mark Parsons 79 Beth Pettenger Steve Ramirez Teresa Quinn Ray Rapin Kathy Rogalski Kristy Salwasser Jane Salter Michael Sanford Darla Sensabaugh Robert Shelswell Kim Sheppard Brenda Sherven Dave Sisco Pam Smith Peggy Stanley Kevin Stevens Michelle Tausend Julie Thering Sally Thurlow Kelly Thompson Holly Vasold Sheree Vasold Ron Warren Scott Webb Joanna Whitman Don Wirtz Jim Yeska 1 Gary Yake ( E Scott Wruck Jil Zdebski Juniors Not Pictured Dan Bastien Laura Benson Gary Bluer Brad Brooks Bob Bruce Jim Candey Lisa Daniels Mark Gamm Don Hemgesberg Ann LyVere Kelly Moore Brian Robinson Matt Sanburn Ron Shively Shirley Smith In The Back Stretch ... James Aide Jil Anderson Tammara Averill Toni Ballien Susan Bashans Vicki Bauder Deeara Beltz Rick Benson Scott Berghuis Jodee Bishop Brian Boelter Tim Bohnhoff Christine Braman Kurt Clark Leah Consbruck David Coy Margaret DeClaire Mike DeNardo Lori Deshone John Dinsmoore Patrick Dubay 83 H 84 Brad Huffman Carrie Jakeway Bruce Dunker Susan Entricken Matt Feinauer Jamie Felmlee Bill Fenton James Ferens Ken Fischer Kevin Fisher Cynthia Fix John Foulds Sarah Gillman Steve Goddard Torrie Gonzales Vicki Goss Bradley Guettler Faye Helmreich Jeff Hendrickson Penny Hock Scott Holman Keith Holt Lisa Hudson David Johnson Mary Beth Keenan Heather Kemerer Brad Kirchner Todd Knierim Karen Krause Amy Kreigish Jeffery Lange Jodi Langley Richard Laramy Angie Laur Michelle Lewis Cheryl Lown Donna LyVere Tom LyVere Jim McCarthey John Martin Eric Melcher Amy Miller David Miller Michael Miranda Stacy Moses Douglas Moehs 85 Bernadette Mullen Beth Nagel Deborah Narlock Holly Nietzke Kristi Nuffer Nancy Schwan Jennifer Shaver Philip Shaver —_ Lisa Sheets Tim Sherman — Kimberly Oliver Deborah Paquette Nancy Penney Corrine Pezzenti Dawn Pohlman Cathy Reimold Holly Reis Breck Rettele Lori Robinette Jim Rohde Julianne Russell Steve Schaeding Mason Scherzer Melinda Sieggreen John Smillie Karen Smith Tracy Smith Mary Spaulding К a A Rodney Spindler Ryan Stewart Mechelle Stroebel Liz Thorsen Krissa Vasold Gary Watters Paul Wegener Karen Wegner Jemnifer Wheeker Gailyn Whitman Lynn Whitosky Deanna Wilcox Bethany Wiliams Michelle Young Scott Wirtz Shari Wood Marjorie Wortley Michelle Wyllie Thomas Yeska ATE Ne, = А DI Orita fissi У Sophomores Pictured Not th Moore Dawn Pacholke г Sodayuki Tsuchida James Hartley Dave Witherall Jeff Maxwell Ке | b 7 Freshmen: At The Starting Gate ... Kimberly Allen Chri s Bohn Elizabeth Ahlrich Doug Blackburn Kriss Carl John Andrews Anita Card Amy Byron Rene Bonomo Cameron Boman ста г і ot Carrie Cook Laura Clark J. Yakes watches for pointers from Varsity Basket- ball. 89 Сате Сох Steve Daly Shawn David Stephen DeLong Bil Dennings David Dennis Jeff Dinsmoore Dianne Dubay Patrick Egan Laura Ellis Mike Eudis Steve Ferguson Cheryl Field Kimberly Fink Denise Flodin James Foulds Susan Futrell Bryan Gooding Kathy Gordon Laura Hagerl Kyan Haines Tammy Hailey Elaine Hemgesberg Suzanne Henaricks Kathrine Herline Shelly Hupfer Derek Kabobel Sanara Ка� оизе Karl Kiehn Sue Kloha ПА cene t Kimberly Kovach Kurt Kozuch John Lehtinen William Leiner Kelly Lincoln Kimberly Listvan Lisa Mackie Wendy Ма� а� еу Robert Malcolm Robert Marecek 91 Lisa Marcoux Carrie Marker Kevin Mason Bil Maxwell Christine Maxwell Coreen Maxwell Allen McClain Brian McKellar Dawn Mertz Jamie Metiva Sean Miller Steven Miller Lisa Moon Julie Morman Wendy Neuenfeldt Julie Neuman Michael Nichols Tim Nuffer Robert Pettenger Debbie Pohlman Melissa Powers Jerri Quinn Mary Rapin Melissa Reimold David Roenicke Amy Rohn Jody Rood Scott Rose Valerie Ruger Deniece Sandula Gordon Savage Pollie Schoen Wendy Schraeder Tim Seitz John Smock Karen Spaeth Kristine Spence Amy Stahl Dan Stahl Leslee Swanson Tom Truckner Louise VanBuren Jil VanHaaren Jennifer Ward Margarett Weber David Weir Margo White Leslie Williams Jennifer Wirtz Patrick Wisniewski МЕ, Nu 93 1 mu 1 UE ا‎ Wade Wortley Julie Yake Jason Yates Freshmen Not Pictured Tod Ames Ron Benson Dave Eudis Glenn Little Paul Humpert Brian Sweet Mike Williams Kimberly Wolford Aubrey Woods Charles Wormer Jeff Yates Debra Holzhofer Janice Bailey — ФФФФФФФФФФ Ф Ф ‹ € 9 994 ® 9 4444444 Asie Rug ФФФФФФФ Ф Ф Senior Class Poll 1983 Most likely to s | ET meer n Most Popular Gehrke (Mitch Bohn) Most School Spir ‚ С ки Beador Best Dressed Roenicke Karen Egan Karen Egan (Tammy Breault Toni Moll-Matt Penny (Mic Linda Moore (Janet Vanest Becky Kloha Patty Luna Mari Fleet Kelli Turner Kelly Miller (Jackie Hunté Jennie Hunter Anjanette Van Buren Kelly Miller 96 in Lynn Beyersdorf Patty Card Most Aggressive Most Feminine Most Masculine Most Musically Ind Always Late Most Prompt Shyest Biggest Flirt Most Destructive Most Artistic Most Energetic Most Outgoing Clumsiest Anjanette Yan 1 Kim Teeple Sue Seitz Iynette Sisco Colleen Goddard Lisa Roka Mari Fleet Kim Carl Michele Brubaker Jennie Hunter Patty Luna Jamie Kleinschmid Kelly Miller (Amy Helmreich) | Yearbook Staff Strives For Perfection STAFF | | (L to R) 2 Mr. Perry — ? advisor Mrs. Perry — advisor Diane Leaman Amy Byron Sara Gillman Maurine Beythan Kris Johnson Wendy Mahaffey Michele Locke Jaime Kleinschmidt Chris Braman Brian McKellar Amy Fleser Greg Aide Mason Scherzer A: B. McKellar and A. Fleser discuss plans for sport pages. B: Mr. and Mrs. Perry, M. Scherzer, and C. Braman work on current events. C: M. Locke works on club pages. D. Мг. Perry gives M. Scherzer some free advice. №. E m sg 4 “бс .U MC 1 | [| | E 0 m ч Members of the Art Club include: Мск! Bauder, Amy Bishop, Mr. Perry — advisor, Scott Webb, Jodee Bishop, and Sara Gillman. 99 Но� Ors Assembly . . . Encouraging Excellence At fhe special awards assembly this year, many students were honored for their high academic performances. The honors assembly is a nice way to encourage academic excellence in the school. To all who received awards: Good luck and keep up the good work!! The law day mock trial was much fun for all who participated; but there was much hard work involved. The lawyers, both student and actual, worked long, hard hours. The work payed off — Freeland won their individual trial and also brought home те high honor of best perfor- mance. The members of the law day trial includ- ed: Greg Aide and Maurine Beythan — ргозеси!- ing lawyers, Jackie Hunter, Tom Herline, Eric Ра- quette, D.J. Crittz, Lynnette Sisco, and Sue Фе — witnesses for the prosecution. Mrs. Miller was the teacher advisor for law day. Freeland also provided half the Jury members of other participating schools. These members included: Tracy Nichols, Chris Flattery, Kathy Ro- galski, Kevin Stevens, Connie Cox, and Tammy Ballien. É on © = 93 National Honor Society Karen Egan gave the speech on SCHOLARSHIP. Jim White gave the speech on LEADERSHIP. Greg Aide gave the speech on CITIZENSHIP. Sue Seitz gave the speech on SERVICE. 102 New Inductees In 1983 HONOR SOCIET Y The new members of honor society include: Dan McKinney, Tammy Galligan, Sara Bank, Kathy Rogalski, Kelly Thompson, Lisa Ballien, Theresa Egan, Jeff Metiva, Dale Tumey, Jerry Fix, Sanford Buchalter, John Fowler, and Jerry Haines. The new inductees will Join the present members consisting of: Kelly Miller, Karen Egan, Greg Aide, Jim White, Sue Seitz, Tom Herline, D.J. Chritz, Frank Roenicke, Keith Delong, Dave Wiliams, Bonnie Bohnhoff, Alicia Dupuis, Toni Moll, Jenn y Hunter, Jackie Hunter, Mau- rine Beythan, and Kim Teeple. ) А Luna and Martha Lavoilette. Jil VanHaaren and Anita Card. Kim Neitzke and Tim Frost. NORTHERN LIGHTS provided the entertainment. Pat Reid and Kim Woods talk to Mitch Bohn. ж? The 1983 Prom was held at Sullivan's North о� April 30. A buffet dinner was served and NORTHERN LIGHTS was the band providing the music. was definitely “ to remember” an evening Baccalaureate 2... A Time To Look Back Our 1983 Baccalaureate service was held Sunday, June 5. A. Members of the Ser choir, directed by Jim White, perform. В. 5 Sietz, accompanied by Mason Scherzer, Sir Mahogany Theme”. C. Leesha Graham ple piano for the senior с D. Members of the senior band perfor En a together one last tim | A. Bonnie Bohnhoff speaks on Dreams and Goals”. B. Kelli Turner gives the invocation. C. Alicia Dupuis speaks on Turning of a New Page”. D. Erasmo Ramirez talks on ‘Believing in Yourself . Е. Michele Brubaker gives the benediction. Commencement - . . A Time To Look Forward HONOR STUDENT ADDRESSES Jackie Hunter ........ “Time Will Go О� ” P Maurine Beythan ................. sre eii: Enriching Our Lives and Fulfilling Our Dreams COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS A E Mr. Raymond Hollingsworth, a teacher here at Freeland, was chosen by the senior class to give the Commencement Address. He entitled his address “Т� е Quality of Your Life and gave the seniors much advice on how to lead a fulfilling life. His speech was very moving and his words will linger in the hearts and minas of all who were present а? graduation. After Mr. Hollingsworth's address, Mr. Lloyd Lewis, Superintendent, presented the class and Janice Evans, President of the Board of | Education presented the senior class their diplomas. CLASS MOTTO If you can imagine it, you can dream it If you can dream it, you can become it. ES 2,3 20 te, 5} m. 4 Ее тее enskie Wendy Sue Fisher Mari Clare Fleet 2 Ralph A. Foulds, III Kirk Joseph Francisco Brian Thomas Gehrke Jeff Gillman Dave J. Gilmour Dorothy Ann Gingrich Colleen Elizabeth Goddard Tamara Jean Goss Leesha Wyn Graham 2 sth Egan 1,2,3 Marie Kathryn Lonswa Patricia Luna Kimberley Ann Manor Patrick Joseph Меге. КеПу Ма� е МШег 2,3 Robert Е. Miller Tonette Marie Moll 2,3 Linda Moore Kimberley Sue Neitzke Brian J. Overton Mary Ellen Palmer Eric William Paquette 2 Terry A. Parsons Sandy Roberta Youngblade + Michael Robert Pechtel Steven R. Zeilinger 2 Matthew Penney Michael Roland Ziehmer Thomas A. Raines Erasmo Ramirez, Jr. T ә ( 1. Top four honor students Aë 1 2. Honor student (3.00 and above) 7 ` 3. National Honor Society , Exchange student me EXTRA TERRESTRIAL ` 0999999999 � 45 2%2%%%%-%%%9%9%%9%%% 9990999990000 %%%%%%%%%%%%%% The fashlon trend this year ... could best be described as varied . A person could choose to dress within the confines of his her personality or his her mood. You can go from prep to “punk” or mini-skirts го masculine. Bright colors and alligators are defi- nitely in! (Dic. A) Here are all of Freelands footwear styles for the 1983 season. (ок. B) Cindy Fix and John Fowler show off their preppy look. (pic. C) Shelly Brogan is one fine example of the punk look. ZIUDUAE Er. VAL-SPEAK DICTIONARY BE onem A 4 Fer sure: Really, for sure. Tubular: Like awesome. Valley Tak if means awe- I'm sure: I'm not sure or I'm really Awesome: Like tubular. some . Just when people sure Soci: Social. started understanding the Grody: Disgusting. Bag it: Forget it. slang of the day, a whole new Grody to the max: Totally disgusting. О� тіда� а: | can't believe it (good). language emerged — Valley Totally: In every way. Gag me with a spoon: | can't believe Talk''! Barf me out: That's disgusting. it (Dad). GARFIELD by Jim Davis WE'RE STRANDED, GARFIELD. WE'LL HAVE TO FIND SOMEWHERE TO ISPEND THE NIGHT А WHAT ABOUT Sl a) e С ОУ. 7 =f O و‎ с jnıted Feature Syrdicate inc E ALITTLE PAINT, Y AFEW CURTAINS, AND IT WOULP BE A REGULAR LOVE NEST С зв: Video Games have taken the country Бу storm. You can find them in a large percent- age of homes today. Throngs of people cling to the joysticks of Packman, Donkey Kong, and Frogger. Computers — here to stay or just a fad? Everyone seems to be jumping on the computer keyboard. We are fold that soon there wil be a computer in every home. MUSIC ... Daryl Hall Of the year 1983 was one of beginnings and one of endings. The Eagles broke up as well as the Doobie Brothers. Group members Don Henley, Glenn Fre y (Еа- clude Men at Work, Asia, and Stray Cats. Post-mellow Olivia Newton-John hit it big with 82% number one song Physical , but Toto swept the Grammy's with their album “Toto IV” and the single “Rosanna”. Sagi- naw had a star-studded year bringing such acts as Hall Oates, REO Soeedwagon, Rick Springfield, Billy Squier, Kiss, Air Supply and Prince. Top 10 Songs of 82 1. Physical — Olivia Newton-John 2. Eye of the Tiger — Surviver 3. Centerfold — J Gells Band 4. I Love Rock-N-Roll — Joan Jett and the Blackhearts 5. Ebony and Ivory McCartney ó. Hurts So Good — John Cougar 7. Abracadabra — Steve Miller Band 8. Don't You Want Me? — Human League 9. Waiting For A Girl Like You — Foreigner 10. Jack and Diane — John Cougar Taken From Billboard — Stevie Wonder and Paul The Eagles Box Office Smashes Of 82-83 E.T., The Extra Terrestrial Poltergeist Tootsie Spring Break An Officer And A Gentleman Gandhi Oscar Winners Best Picture — Gandhi Best Actor — Ben Kingsley (Gandhi) Best Actress — Meryl Streep (Sophie’s Choice) Best Supp. Actor — Lou Gossett Jr. (An Officer And A Gentleman Best Supp. Actress — Jessica Lange (Tootsie) Best Song — Theme From An Officer And A Gentleman Up Where We Belong 115 Left: Richard Chamberlin Ra- chel Ward in The Thorn Birds”. Right: Linda Evans of “Dyn- asty”, Anthony Geary of General Hospital” John Ritter of “Three's Company . Below: The 60 Minutes crew — Mke Wallace, Harry Reasoner, Morley Safer, Ed Bradley. TOP 10 PROGRAMS ACCORDING TO A.C. NIELSEN . 60 MINUTES DALLAS MASH MAGNUM Р.І. DYNASTY . THREES COMPANY . SIMON AND SIMON . FALCON CREST . THE LOVE BOAT 10. THE A TEAM əм NNR ON А The 1982-83 T.V. season was one of frustration for the networks. The viewership across the � а- tion fell as more and more people turned to ca- ble and pay T.V. Even, so, CBS once again won the prime time programming as well as the late- night, while ABC dominated the day time pro- gramming. “M A S H”, a CBS work horse, left us this spring with the highest rating ever given any- thing on television. “M A S H”, however, was only third in final overall season standing. The two in front of it were the newsmagazine 60 Min- utes”, followed by the super-sudser Dallas . It was also a dynamic year for mini-series. The Winds of War, The Thorn Birds, and The Blue and the Gray were among the many mini-series that dominated the air time when they were played. The World of Football ... was rocked in the 82-83 season. Midway through the NFL season there was a 57 day strike. After the strike the playoffs saw Cinderella (the Washington Redskins) overrun the Miami Dolphins 27-17 in the Superbowl. A new group, the United States Football League, was formed in the soring. Whether it will survive or not is still up in the air. After compiling one of the best records in МВА history, The Philadelphia 76'ers rolled over the injury riddled Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA tournament final. In baseball the St. Louis Car- dinals won the seven-game world-series by winning two thrilers at home. The Tigers Lance Parrish broke the Ameri- can League record for home runs by a catcher, and Milt Wil- cox brushed with immortality this season by pitching a per- fect game through 26 batters against the Chicago White SOX. In college sports Penn State and Joe Paterno finally won a national championship by beating the then No. 1 Geor- gia (27-23) in the Sugar Bowl. Michigan again lost the Rose Left: Whitey Herzog Bottom Center: checks the ump after a fowl call. Bottom Right: Norm Nixon Bowl this year to UCLA (24-14). In basketball the North Caroli- na Wolfpack won the NCAA title with a stunning 54-52 up- set over Houston and the pow- erful Phi Slamma атта. Deaths this year included longtime Alabama head coach, Bear Bryant, boxing legend, Jack Demsey, and Ko- rean prize fighter, Duk Koo Kim. The Chicken 117 Politics dominated fhe news as usual. Ronald Reagan confinued in his term as President and James Blanchard became те first детосгайс governor in Michigan for at least the last fiffeen years, Terror spread throughout the nation when seven peo- ple died as a result of taking cyanide-laced Extra Strength Tylenol Capsules. The culprit was never caught. The Nucleur Power Plant was Postponed yet again. Right next door. Dow and Dioxin Made national headlines with Dow claiming that dioxin is not hazard- ous То your health, Construction of the Zilwaukee Bridge | was delayed until 1986, A tempo- rary expansion Joint crumbled and allowed the unfinished level of fhe bridge to sag five feet. RT рота See In other news, Dr. Barney Clark became the recipient of the first artificial heart. He later died from lung failure. The second space shuffle, the Challenger, made its maiden voyage last spring. The United States Embas- sy in Beirut, Lebanon was bombed in what was the bloodiest attack ever against a U.S. Embassy. Af least 17 Americans were killed. Mike and Cindy McLaugh- lin of Freeland won $100,000 in the Million Dollar Taste Game at McDonalds. They were given the red carpet treatment by the Freeland MeDonalds and later ap- peared on television com- mercials for McDonalds. Saginaw received its first snow storm of the year on the first day of spring. Re- cord high temperatures were set with the tempera- tures in the 60's on Christmas Day. Bob Hope ... celebrated his 80th birthday and Princess Diana came of age а! 21. On the sadder side of things, the past year saw the passing of Henry Fonda, Grace Kelly, John Belushi, and Ingrid Bergman. The Prince and Princess of Wales became parents. Prince William, heir to the throne, was born July 21, 1982. 119 The final M A S H cast (clockwise from top left): William Christopher, Jamie Farr, David Ogden Stiers, Loretta Swit, Alan Es: Alda, Harry Morgan and Mike Farrell. This year we saw the end of a long love, Не return of an'old love, and the beginning of a new love. After 11 years of running, the M A S H series ended. The whole nation said their farewells with tears and toasts to one of the finest T.V. series. Movie goers fell in love with someone (something?) new — E.T. Young and old couldn't help Би love this marvelous creature. Again the lines are long for the The Jedi’s Are Back! Starwars continueing saga. The “Return of the Jedi” в already prov- ing to be box office smash (70 million MARK HAMILL $ in its first 12 days)! HARRISON FORD CARRIE FISHER JEDE... THURS. 7:20, 9:40 FRI. 7:20, 9:45 1 120 4 КЗ y % VE - THRU МИС Ss es ИИ $2.09 gal. 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RD $20-30 ss ES $89.95 AM FM Cassette player Ken Drake Representative VISALIA, CALIFORNIA TOPEKA, KANSAS CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations To The Graduating “Class Of 83” ES ХА E SÉ КН Ж 2. = 3. КА . .. 2 : Nat зи ae. 29 E... du. x бу ef: 2: РА 3 — n us a A ... MY. nase Н G , 067 ' . % . D BUTTERFLIES 695-6812 Village Square, Freeland 791-1268 Plaza Acre, Sag. SANDY’S DANCE CENTER 695-5788 Village Square, Freeland KASPER’S THE WATCH PICTURE AND FRAME CLOCK | 695-2754 SHOP | Village Square 695-2348 Freeland Village Square Freeland SAMPSON’S TRI-CITY ORCHARD 6555 Hospital Rd А X Freeland, MI | 695-9515 Y FREELAND DAIRY Main And King In Freeland е Apples e In Season Vegies e U-Pick Of Apples And In-season Vegies. The Yearbook Staff Would Like To Thank е Freeland High School Band Best Wishes To The Class Of 83 е The Junior Class Wickes Lumber e The Freshmen Class Barry Rankin 2710 W. 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