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Grayling High School Crawford AuSable School District Grayling, Michigan Mr. Kent Reynolds, Principal Dr. William Diedrich, Superintendent Mr. Charles Kolb, Faculty Advisor Dawn Crowell, Publication Editor Carolyn Ayers. Business Manager Dee Bindschatel, Senior Editor Connie Darnell, Copy Editor Credit The lines of verse which appear on the cover of this edition of the Saga are the creation of faculty member Mike Delp and come from his larger work entitled “A Short Guide to the Wilderness . Credits for photographs appearing in this book are listed on page 141. 2 Theme Theme Statement “Change” is the chosen theme for the 1979 edition of the Saga. This theme is the outgrowth of a yearbook staff canoe trip and conversations regarding recent events in our lives and the community. The constant flow of the river, the sights and sounds of the day. were all reminders to us that change is a real and essential part of our lives. “Change” can be synonymous with growth and to this end we are given the opportunity to invest time and energy to secure an education. Perhaps knowing how to bring about constructive change, is what our days at G.H.S. are all about. All of this to the end that we may live happy-purposeful lives among a community of happy-purposeful people. Theme 3 Strength and Fairness Firmness and fairness are two words which describe Mr. Kinkerter, the Teacher. He is the sort of person who challenges us to do our best and we appreciate his readiness to help us with our studies. His quick smile and cheerful manner brings encouragement and frequently brightens our day. For this reason we nominated and have voted our approval of Mr. Bill Kinkerter as the recipient of this dedication. Your Saga Staff Dedication Born and raised in the Lansing area. Bill Kinkerter would be first to tell you that he took football. He left his studies in his senior year. 1940, to enlist in the Marine Corps. He received his training at Parris Island. S.C.. and was stationed at Quantico where he played football for the Marine Corps. As a member of the First Marine Division he helped build Quantanimo Bay Naval Base and during World War II was stationed in the South Pacific Theatre Wounded at Guadacanal. he was discharged in August of 1945. Mr. Kinkerter received the Purple Heart. Good Conduct Medal, and awards for sharpshooting and work with hand grenades Mr. Kinkerter was married to Beverly Schaible in June. 1944. at Bloomington. Indiana, while Bill was stationed at Crane Naval Ammunition Depot. They moved to Grayling in 1947 where Mr. Kinkerter worked for Bear Arhcery for one year. From 1948 to 1935 he worked at Camp Grayling as a general foreman During the summer months he worked with teachers Gene Lawler. LeRoy Chrisitan and Earl Gierke. These teachers encourage him to complete his high school education by attending night school and in 1950 he was presented his diploma from Grayling High School Again, encouraged by Earl and Christian. Mr. Kinkerter entered Central Michigan Unversity in 1953. graduating in 1957. with a BS Degree in Commerce and Social Science While at C M U he worked as a radio announcer for Station WCEN in Mt Pleasant. In 1957. Mr. Kinkerter returned to Grayling to do his practice teaching under the guidance of Mr Gierke. In addition. Mr Kinkerter has earned his Masters Degree from C.M.U. as well as his permanent Vocational Education Certificate. His teaching career had its beginning in the Commerce Department of Frederic High School That same fall of 1957 he was offered the position of Camp Commander. Camp Grayling, and assumed those duties on January 1. 1958. He remained at Camp Grayling until June. 1967. and in the fall of that year resumed his teaching career in the Commerce Department of Gerrish-Higgins High School. Roscommon. Mr. Kinkerter became a member of the Grayling High School teaching staff in the fall of 1968 His hobby-interests are hunting, fishing, canoeing, reading, gardening, lapidary, his dogs, and of course, his family. 4 Dedication Introductions [Theme and Prologue] Page 2 Dedication Page 4 A Day at G.H.S. [A Picture Album of Sorts] Page 6 People Pages [The Rogues Gallery] Page 16 Special Days [Those We Liked Best] Page 74 Sports [Let’s Have a Cheer for the Team] Page 88 Organizations and Such [Whatever ...] Page 120 Our Advertisers [These People Must Like Us ...] Page 146 Your Story, Your Book ... 5 A Day at G.H.S. r i I don’t want to go to class! Where Is room A-9? t A Look what school does to you. 8 A Day at G.H.S. Cross county busing Photo Album 9 A taste of VICTORY Yea... ....Team! ...Hike We are so graceful Hope I make it. We are... 10 A Day at G.H.S. ■ • % My move, huh? ....studying together. Lunch time blues Your actually going to eat that? Photo Album 11 Cheerleaders must be on the floor. It's not selling today. They say it won’t hurt. 12 A Day at G.H.S. Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall” What, no peanut butter and jelly? Very interesting! They really taste good. It’s got to be here. Concentration? There’s the answer. Photo Album 13 I hope I do it right. Gottcha!! Coach, I’m pooped! That hurt! Isn’t he cute! 14 A Day at G.H.S. We’re really shy. Crammin for exams. Photo Album 15 Look, It’s a camera! Bored? Nope! Day is done. People Pages Senior Class Senior Class Officers: Lori Madill, President; Michelle Mitchell, Vice-President; Ann Kelly, Secretary; Karen Hazen, Treasurer. Executive Committee: [Standing L to R] Scott Dunckley, Skip Olsen. Geoff Stancil, Jeff Parkinson. Charlene Perry, Lisa Montague. Sue Burr, Dee Bindschatel, Margie Olson, Fawn Isenhauer; [Seated L to R] Karen Hazen, Michelle Mitchell. Ann Kelly, Lori Madill. 18 Seniors R.J. Hannan, Class Advisor Ken Reid, Class Advisor Put that camera away Finishing touches Roarrr - Bang - Bang - Roarrr Snow White and her Seven Dwarfs Seniors 19 Richard Allen Jeff Anthony Joel Arwood Carolyn D. Ayers Becky A. Bassett Delores J. Bindschatel A Jeanne Baughn Bonnie Bisel Cynthia Bellanger David A. Bobenmoyer Joan Baynham Timothy Bitner 20 Seniors Craig Brown Terrance E. Burns Sue Burr Lori L. Byce X Dena M. Campbell Ren’ee Campeau Seniors 21 22 Seniors Richard P. Ferrigan Charles E. Golnick Todd Harwood Mary Elizabeth Good Karen B. Hazen Mark Headlee Caroline Hellstrom Seniors 23 Sue Helmick Jake Helsel Robin M. Hill Rosie Hoffman 24 Seniors Elizabeth A. Lattimer Dave V. Lindsay Mitch Linendoll Debbie A. Lozon Seniors 25 Doug Mac Kinnon Lori M. Madill Jonni Malonen Drake D. Me Clelland Robert Me Lachlan Janna M. Millikin 26 Seniors Mark Millikin Michelle Mitchell Usa M. Montague Dean Morford Jim Mott Steven Nelson Frank W. Nichols Scott D. Norman Spencer G. Olsen Marjie J. Olson Karen S. Ostrander Jeff D. Parkinson Seniors 27 Gregg Peterson Carl Pillivant Ann Prieskorn Charlene Perry Sherry L. Priestap Mark T. Qualls Sheri Reed Peggy Rettenmaier Charles M. Roach Susan M. Ross Bill Savallisch Laurie Scheer 28 Seniors Sandra A. Schmoock William M. Sherlock David Stephan David Schreiber Don Scott Brad Shepler Martha J. Spencer Geoffrey Stancil Kelly A. Steffes John G. Stephan Joe L. St. John Merrie Straley Seniors 29 Betsy Ann Tompkins Tony Warren Scott G. Wejrowski Matt Vajda Jerry Weiss Loren Williams Susan Welch Patti Wilson Connie Troxel Myra J. Weaver Joseph M. Wieland Andrea Van De Ven 30 Seniors Chris Wininger Lori Wright Ray Wonders Patricia Yoder Ken Reid, Class Advisor R. J. Hannan, Class Advisor Not Pictured Peter Belcher Sue Clark Barbara Cook Rick Dockstader Doug Harland Michele L. Heister Dan Klee Kevin Korhonen Terri Laurent Nanette Lennon Dave McAllister John Mertes Dan Niederer Albert Selby Grace Walker Debbie Westcott Tammy Welch Seniors Smile Sr. Class Candids Count down Who, Me? Oh, this Student Council! 32 Seniors Oh no! Push faster, slave! Our needles are long and sharp Seniors 33 It’s no secret Disco beat Smile Books, books, books.. 34 Seniors Candids 35 Juniors Plan Ahead Junior Class Officers [L-R]: Pianist Jim Kitch [Pres], Lead guitarist Rhonda Metier [Sec] Percussionist William Bonkowski [Rep]. Lead Vocalist Sue Nicholas [Rep], Percussionist Todd Dunckley [Vice Pres], Organist Backup Vocals Dean Tarr [Rep], Manager [on tour] Cory Hall [Treas] What!! They want how much money? [L-R] Cory Hall, Mr. Klinger. Jim Kitch and Rhonda Met er. Todd Dunckley, Rocky Tobin, Hollywood hopefuls, are caught taking a sneak preview of “Future Shock”, a movie of the class of 1980, by Critique Fran Yates 36 Juniors Annin, Bill Baker. Rebecca Bancroft. Michelle Baron. Sherri Bendig. David Bindschatel. George Blaauw. Frank Black. Roy Bonkowski, Bill Brooks. Mark Burden. Jeff Bryan. Debbie Burns, Melissa Burr, Terrie Canfield. Miranda Just doing our homework Carlson. Brenda Carlson. Cheryl Cassidy, Kathleen Chrisman. Mike Christman, Corrine Coffman, Carrie Coffman, Ola Cooper, Laura Cote, Bary Cragg, Bruce ■ Juniors 37 Crouch, Marlene D’Amour. Perry Decker, Ginger DeVos, Bart Doyle, Sue Dunckley. Todd up, What goes must come down Class of '80 Class of '80 Hot Child in the City Durga, Julie Elmy, Lori Farren, Carol Feldhauser, Delann Fenton, Tina Fick Stephanie Fowler, Robin Gabriel. Todd Geoit, Edith Gingerich, LeRoy Goddard, Walter Golnick, Patti 38 Juniors Goodale, Loren Goodrich, Dawn Gravelyn, Don Graves, Marsha Hagerman. Joe Hall, Coreena Stacked Hamilton, Tina Hanson, Karen Harland, Ann Hatley, Diane Hawkins, Jerry Helsel, Ken Herrick, Kim Hoffman, Barbara Howden Bob Hubbell. Sue Johnson, Jeff Jones, Tim Jurkovich, Mike Kapets, Carol Kent, Charles Kenyon, Patrick Juniors 39 Kibbe, Mark Kitch, Jim Kraus, Jim dare you. . . Krey, Teresa LaChappelle, Dan Latuszek, Terri Lee. Terry Lee. Joe Loba. Ellen Leslie, Todd Lozon. Cheryl Lucksted. Bill Lucksted. Jerry Lucksted. Terry Ludeman. Jana MacLeod. Carl Mahaney. Joe Mahaney. Matt Mancini. Nelson Mansfield. David Marlella. Cathy Dream on. . . 40 Juniors Maxwell, Alice McNamara Shannon McPherson Jim Meech, Corlynn Messerschmidt. Tammie Methner, Regina Metzer, Rhonda Milkey, Joyce Millikin, Rozzy Moore, Wayne Neitsun, Karen Nelson. David Newberry, Kaihy Nicholas. Sue Nichols. Sandy O'Mara, Dennis Osga. Barbara Parkinson. Julie Wave the flag Partello. Burt Patnode. Cindy Patterson, Randy Peterson, John Pettit, Roxanne Phillips. Kevin Pindell. Mindy Poll. Jeff Juniors 41 Priestap. Lori Prosser. Joe Rankin. Bob Revitzer, Beth Reynolds, Scott Robideau. Yvonne Rochette, Lori Ruddy, Maggie Sanborn. David Sauve, Jim Savallisch. Diana Schilbe. Marty Schrader, Jeff Sheldon, Jim Shepard, Rusty Shively, Roger Somerville. Sue Stancil, Gregg Steele. Jerome Stephan, Herb Stephan, Kim Stephenson, Julie Stephenson, Mark Stevens. Jerry Timber! 42 Juniors Gottcha! Class of '80 Class of '80 Stewart, Mary Tarr, Dena Tenniswood, Mary Thomson, Tony Walsh, Mike Weeber, Sue Weiss, Lisa Wejrowski, Brad Westervelt, Vem Whaley, Mark Wheeler, Kim Wieland, Jeane Witter, Colleen Perry . Homecoming Tfot ‘PcctuneU Baynham, Lori Bielski, Valerie Bitner, Nancy Calkins. Rich Cantrell, Gary Curtiss, Jim Ooremire, Michael Fauth, Phillip Galvani, Warren Gibbons, Nathan Harmer. Todd Helmick. Sandra Kolka, Scott Lepsy, Chris Lozon, Karrie Mathey. Terri Mead, Doris Mertes, Bary Owens. Dee Peterson, Dennis Pratt. Jerry Press, Beth Stephan, Lisa Tuck, Ed Wakeley. Darrel Weaver, Bill Welch, Tammy Thompson, Kim Tobin, Howard Trenary, Beth Trudgeon, Tony VanNuck, Craig Vaughn, Ken Sold! West Point is “GREAT”! He looks suspicious 1 So what's it to you? Poster Hanger The five dolia' seats Four dolia' seats 44 Juniors Do Not Disturb! Blood Bank Vampires Gal with cold feet Have you seen that new guy? Oh ya? Ya! This exam is awful Juniors 45 Secretary Tanya Weaver. Treasurer Barb Golnick Scott Dunckiey, Pres Paula Dosch, V.P. Class Advisors: Mrs. Gayle Prause and Mr. Lacey Stephan. Executive Committee: Paula Dosch, Kay Ely, Angela Perna, Sue Sajdak, Scott Dunckiey, Barb Golnick, Tanya Weaver. Sophomores ’81 46 Sophomores Lori Adams Joan Albright Judy Allen Steve Allen Candace Alma Maurice Alma April Anderson Floyd Argue Starrla Baade Lisa Bach Rebecca Baynham Scott Bensen Renee Belcher Frank Berlek Mike Bendig Jack Bindschatel Dwayne Bloos Tony Brooks Ben Bulley Sheri Campeau Jan Case Erich Chrisman Louise Churchman Beth Clark Russell Clark Sophomores 47 Chris Conklin Carolyn Cornell Terri Cote Jack Crampton Renee Crowell Jim Dannenberg Terri Dedafoe Michell DeHart George Denno Wendy Denton Don Doyle Paula Dosch Scott Dunckley Ken Durga Becky Eberts Bonnie Elmy Kay Ely Tim Emerick Allen Failing William Fairbotham Tracey Fenton Steve Fling Theresa Fijolek Brenda Gabriel Tommy Gauthier 48 Sophomores Steve Gildner Floyd Goddard Barbara Golnick Sharon Golnick Todd Golnick David Griffith Kevin Haberland Scott Hale Scott Hamlin Harold Hatfield Lynn Hartig Jill Headlee Keith Henderson Patty Hill Mary Hinkle Mike Hoag Ricky Hoag Vicki Holzman Jim Humphrey Steve Johnson John Junttila Shelly Kammer Sue Kapets Connie Keene Debra Keene Sophomores 49 Maria Keener Margaret Kesteloot Lori Kibbe Karen Kirn David Klann Augusta Konopnicki John Krajenka Nora Kucharek Steven Kucharek Kevin LaMotte Richard Lange Kevin Lattimer Linda Legg Rod Leslie Alice Lynk Mike MacKay David Mancini Eddie Martindale Kathy Maxwell Janet McKinney Melissa Meldrum Richard Mertes Laura Messerschmidt Darrell Metzer Norman Miller Arlene Monks Dave Moody Ronda Morford Kevin Murphy 50 Sophomores Dawn Niederer Holly Nunn Robert Ormsbee Craig Ostrander John Patnode Angela Perna Lyle Perna Eddie Palmer Brenda Perkins David Petrie Gary Pettyjohn Todd Pfaff Sue Prause Michell Press Lisa Radebaugh David Ragan Ron Rakoczy Scott Rasmusson Krystal Richmond Tena Riddle Bill Roach Julie Rollins Tim Rollins Tim Ruddy Let’s have a cheer Phil Sabon Sue Sajdak Sophomores 51 Richard Sauve Jay Schrader Andrew Scott David Shires Tim Sloan Sheila Small Don Steffes Apple Bob Phillip Strouse Brett Stockton Alicia Taylor Gail Tinker Pam Tobin Natalie Tompkins Virginia Tompkins Kelly VanNuck Tim VanNuck Break time Dan Vaughn Karole Verlinde Shawna Watters Tanya Weaver Tom Webb Jim Westuott Kelly Wheeler 52 Sophomores Sheri Wieland Bill Wilson Brian Wilson Shelly Wright Pam York Greg Zigila Sophomores Not Pictured Dale Anderson William Aversano Michael Bassett Sheri Bindschatel Mike Brackenbury Tina Brown William Casivant John Cottrill Steve Danbury Lorrie Decker Sue Diedrich Duane Durfee Arlene Evon William Evon Barbara Fessenden Sue Fulton Charlotte Isenhauer Kirt Kitchen Mike McCullough Kathy Mead Ken Miller Doug Moggo Jason Norton Dennis Pittman Jack Robideau John Ross Dawn Sorenson John Tuck Mary Tuck Mike Wargo Randy Watson Cheryl Yoder Sophomores 53 What tun it is selecting pictures. .for the yearbook. On the “horns” of a delema Key person Just spoofing 54 Sophomores ...But I am! Daydreamer Say “cheese” Leave me alone! I found it! Caught in the act Sophomores 55 Freshman Class Class Officers [L-R): Bonnie Keusch (Sec.). Mandi Stillwagon (V.P.), Kelly Erickson (Pres.), Mika Fijolek (Treas.). Our thanks to faculty membersNancy Lemmen and Mike Smith for their patient leadership as our class advisors for the year. The Executive Committee, including Student Council Representatives Bill Martella and Scott Brooks, guided the class to a successful first year at G.H.S. 56 Freshman Anderson, Penny Anthony, Susan Babbitt, Darryl Ball, Robert Bancroft. Donald Baron. Bruce Bartelli, Deena Behlke, Jill Bennett, Pat Bentley. Donelle Bonkowski. Mary Jo Borders. Randy Brewer, Kenneth Brooks. Scott Burr. David Byce, Lori Campeau. Cheryl Carlson, Bruce Coffman. Donna Cottenham, John Cousins. Robert Cross, Scott Crouch. William Curtis, Kevin Dale. Mary Darnell, Ann Denton, Brock Diedrich. Catherine Doremire, Thane Doty, Robert Durga. Edward Erickson. Kelly Erickson. Michael Ferrigan, Joseph Ferrigan, Timothy Freshman 57 Fijolek. Mika Fling, Scott Gabriel. Brent Gabriel. Dawn Galvani, Jeffery Gardner. John Geoit. Douglas Gibbons. Shawn Gildner, Timothy Goodale. Larry Gorten. Pam Gravelyn. Shirley Griffith. Patricia Hagerman. Kimberly Hale. Jackie Hall. Deborah Hamilton, Mark Hanover, Patricia Harland, James Harland. Paul Helsel, Jerry Hickey. Patrick Howe. John Heuther. Robert Huss, John Ingalls. Ray Jenney. Mathew Jensen, Timothy Johnston. Michael 58 Freshman Jones. Craig Jones. Trina Jorgenson, Robyn Jung, Tim Kapets, Christi Keir Matt Kellogg. Pam Kelly, Eileen Kequom, Thomas Kesteloot. Robert Keusch, Bonnie Kolka, Jackie Kuhn, Dennis LaChance. Annette LaChappelle. Joelyn Lange. Patricia Latusek. David Lee. Diane Lindsay, Shawn Love, Susan Lozon. Marjene Lucksted, Dan McClain, Pam McCredie, James McMurray, William Mahaney, Kathleen Martella, William Matyn. Marian Methner, Ted Freshman 59 Metzer. Wayne Millikin, Patricia Moggo. Julie Money, Jack Money. Joel Morrill. Greg Mudge. Jenny Nimke. Christi Norman. Jerry Norman. Terry O’Mara. John Overmyer. Vernon Owens. Dawn Papendick, Renee Parkinson, Beth Patton. Bryan Perkins, Londa Perry. Sharon Peterson, Paul Petersen, Shelley Petrie. Debra Petroskey. Brenda Pettit, David Pillivant, Dawn Pratt. Robin Priebe, Raymond 60 Freshman Prieskorn. Jeff Prosser, James Radebaugh. Jamey Rasmussen. Jason Roed. John Sajdak. Lisa Schlehuber, Thomas Schrieber. Richard Shires, Rebecca Shively. Susan Stampfly. Jeff Stamm, Jane Steffes. Yvonne Stillwagon. Mandi Stevens. Jean Stocker. Claudette Thomson, Bette Thompson. Keith Tenniswood. Martha Trenary, Bradley What’s Chuck doing among all the Freshmen? Getting it together Freshman 61 Trudeau. Terena Trudgeon. David Walsh. Phyllis Ward. Bruce Watkins, John Weatherly. Roger Webb. Jeff Whiting. Shelley Williams, Karen Welch, Donny Willoughby. Mark Wright, Christine Yoder. Brian Yoder. Jody Zigilia. Scott Messerschmidt, Todd Mosher. Brian Revitzer. Amy 7tot 'PcetcvtecC Barclay, James Bickman, Scott Bowdish, Byron Brackenbury, Paul Calkins, Greg Case, David Case, Justin Churchman, Catherine Collen, Craig Fox Michelle Haas, Curt Harrison, Kim Harwood. James Iverson, Earl Larson, Ben McLachlan, Bradley Nowlin, Terry Reeves, Todd Richardson, Anthony Rogers, Star Ross, Patrick SanCartier, Richard Starr. Ken Watson, Tina Our pages Costume Day 62 Freshman Keep smiling ... it makes people wonder ... Should I bluff? Aim ost everyone enjoys YV typing. How long do we have to stand here? Now stay there until you finish the assignment. Freshman 63 I’ve had a rough day! New here, Scott? What a hastle! Service, please! Here, catch! What’s this, a camera? 64 Freshman Shy and innocent Hi there! Watch out Rocky! In Homework Haven - nca MT a Get set! Go! All’s quiet in the library. Freshman 65 School Board Works Hard [L-R] Paul Lerg, Assistant Superintendent, Dr. William Diedrich, Superintendent, Kathleen Burkley, President, Bernadine Dosch, Secretary, Mary Allen, Trustee, Wm. Duane Sloan, Vice-President, Mickey Perez, Treasurer, Fred Allen, Trustee, and Jackie Norman, Recording Secretary. Not pictured, Robert Smock, Sr. Trustee. On behalf of the Crawford AuSable Board of Education, I would like to congratulate our graduating and continuing students on successfully completing the 1978-79 school year. The memories captured in this yearbook stand as clear evidence that our efforts have not been in vain. Please accept our very best wishes for continued intellectual growth as you progress along the path of life-long learning. Dr. William Diedrich 66 Administration William E. Diedrich Superintendent California State University University of Michigan Donna Anderson Mathematics University of Georgia University of Michigan Kent S. Reynolds Principal University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University Mike Branch Asst. Principal Athletic Director Hillsdale College Eastern Michigan University Paul Lerg Assistant Superintendent Michigan State University Jeff Bennett Instrumental Music Central Michigan University Sheree Boyse Food Management Western Michigan University Marilee Cheney Phys. Education Central Michigan University Michael W. Dean Math Science Central Michigan University Michael Delp Alternative Education Alma College Karen Dipzinski Home Economics Michigan State University Steve Garrity Art Woods Central Michigan University Faculty 67 Robert J. Hannon English Central Michigan University Warren “Butch” Hayes Biology Physical Education Central Michigan University Lelia Henry Special Education Central Michigan University Bill Kinkerter Business Education Central Michigan University Bill Klinger Counselor Eastern Michigan University Charles L. Kolb Instructional Materials Central Michigan University Howard Lehti Government Northern Michigan University Central Michigan University Nancy Lemmen Spanish English Alma College Neil Longworth Drafting Woods Moorhead Eastern Michigan University Gary McClain English Western Michigan University 68 Faculty Edward J. Martella Metals Central Michigan University Judith P. Mesack English Albion College Bowling Green University Tom Mills Psychology. Sociology. Biology Michigan State University Gayle Prause Business 4 Consumer Ed. Central Michigan University Carl Reynolds Building Trades Beatrice E. Rowland Business Education Central Michigan University Chris Smith Counseling Wayne State University Charles E. Mires History Government Alma College Ken Reid Resource Room Western Michigan University Mike Smith Math Science Central Michigan University Faculty 69 Chuck Spencer English Language Arts Bowling Green University Michigan State University Lacey Stephan Math Chemistry Northern Michigan University Eva Strempek Choir Central Michigan University Raymond J. Trudgeon History Michigan State University Cindy Valuet Home Economics Central Michigan University Kathleen S. Wahl Resource Room University of Michigan Michael Wieland Biological Sciences Central Michigan University Frederick L. Wolcott Science and Physical Education Wayne State University Robert Woodland Reading English Central Michigan University Fran Yates Alternative Education Central Michigan University 70 Faculty Support Personnel 4 Don Ferguson Football Wrestling Coach Central Michigan University Ruth Gambs-“Grandma” Special Ed. Aide Judy Headlee Secretary. Main Office Howard Taylor Community School Director Central Michigan University Michigan State University Vern Hoag Transportation Supervisor Fred Stanley Co-Op Coordinator Western Michigan University Merle Carlson Library Technical Aide Chris Dunkerley Special Ed. Aide Lisa Eaton J.V. Basketball Coach Northern Michigan University Joanne Ferguson Secretary. Main Office Carole Gust Secretary, Counseling Office Loretta Whaley Secretary, Comm. School Office Support Personnel 71 Maintenance and Lunchroom Staff Violet Kehr Loretta Christian Lunch Room Stall Lunch Room Stall Don Gravlyn Ed Hartig Fran Hanson Eleanor Mclsaac Lunch Room Stall Lunch Room Stall Larry Wilson Our new bus Not Pictured: Dave Shepherd Central Office People Movers Bus Drivers [L-R]: Bob Wargo. Pete Latusek, Carol Stephan, Dena Kolb, Central Office Personel [L-RJ: Pat K07icki, Erma Riddle. Mary Lou Porter, Jim Walch, Conrad Baron. Jay Florence Brooks. Ruth 0‘Mara, Mathews. Carl Reynolds and Vern Hoag. Jackie Norman, and Mary Goss. Not pjCfured: Maurice Alma, Mike Alma, Lloyd Crawford, Carl Englund, Mary Galloway, Jack Kaiser, and Cliff Porter. 72 Support Personnel In Memorium Carrie Baynham March 29. 1909 - Nov 14. 1978 Retired Frederic Teacher Doug Cottenham September 17. 1967 • Ocl 9. 1978 Frederic Elementary Student James W. Duley June 22. 1928 - March 12. 1979 Former School Board President Earl Gierke Jan 26. 1910 • Feb. 25. 1979 Retired G.H.S. Teacher Sally A. Hoag May 5 1936 - Jan 4. 1979 School Bus Driver Lisa M. Wolf Ocl 10 1968 - Feb 28. 1979 Grayling Elementary Student There is nothing love cannot face; there is no limit to its faith, its hope, and its endurance.” -Paul, a man who knew from experience the enduring quality of love. Special Days 76 Homecoming Homecoming 77 We were all proud of our Homecoming Court and pleased that Skip Olson and Shelly Flck were chosen King and Queen to reign over the event. The entire student body was fired up with enthusiasm for Homecoming Week. The Spirit Week competition was won by the Seniors, closely followed by the Juniors. The Sophomores captured third place by winning the Volkswagon Stuffing and Ugly Leg Contests. The Freshmen followed far behind even though they won the fast moving Chair Race. The enthusiasm was dampened when our Vikings were defeated by Rogers City by the score of 20 to 8. Even though the Grayling Vikings lost the game, we did not lose our spirit, for we know that next year we will all try our hardest to make it our finest, and that’s all that really counts. 78 Homecoming Homecoming 678 Saturday, October 21st Disney world characters provided the theme for the 1978 Homecoming Parade. Mary Poppins and the Junior Class won top honors with the float “We’ll Give ‘Em A Dose They Won’t Forget.” Taking second place with their Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs float were the Seniors. The Sophomores paraded Dumbo to third place over Thump ‘Em and Skunk ‘Em of the Freshman Class. Congratulations to the Junior Class in winning the float contest. Homecoming 79 80 Christmas Christmas Week • •• .r.1 ...Then Cometh Exams Exam Week 81 Winter Festival Lifts Spirits “Put Your Left Foot Out Left to right: Joyce Milkey. Alice Maxwell, Sue Burr, Fawn Isenhauer, Shelly Fick, Karen Hazen, and Sandy Schmoock. Queen Candidates: front row. left to right: Sandra Schmoock, Karen Hazen, Fawn Isenhauer, Karen Schlehuber and Brenda Rettell. Middle row, left to right: Sue Burr, Linda Lee. Alice Maxwell and Joyce Milkey. Back row. left to right: Kimberley Anteau. Rhonda Metier, Shelley Fick, Mary Stewart and Deborah Lozon. Klondike Canoe Race Springtime G.H.S. activities will be featured in a 16 page Supplement to be published in August. 82 Winter Festival Skiing For Everyone ‘78 Queen, Janet Kucharek and ‘79 Queen Sue Burr Second runner-up. Karen Ha en Downhill Innertube Race The Student Council represented Grayling High School at the 54th annual Grayling Winter Sports Carnival. Jerry Lucksted designed the Carnival button and Sue Burr was chosen to reign over the event. Student Council members helped to run the carnival events over the two week period. These events ranged from the snow golf to hay rides. The efforts of our students helped to make the Carni- val a real success. - Steve Garrity Winter Festival 83 suouiiuoo am •••moo.ii awfi'y ojy Xpnjc Candids 85 Whatever... I Could Have Danced All Night 86 1 STOMP ‘i 'EtAi ’ U)V at oio you. Z-VKmK -ttv c cAaatS xra 9or ? Locker Art GC DfiutJ 87 To the Woods with Woody Cross Country Team: BACK ROW: Dave Regan. Tim Krey. Bill Sherlock. Mr. Woodland. Dennis Kuhn. Carl MacLeod. Steve Johnson. FRONT ROW Burt Partello. Kirt Kitchen. Scott Lattimer. Dave Mancini. Nelson Mancini. Mary Stewart. NOT PICTURED: Barry Mertes. Bart DeVos. The team ran their best races at the various invitational meets. The best team showing came at the Petoskey Invitational where the combined 11th and 12th graders placed 4th, and the 9th - 10th graders 2nd, in their respective divisions. 90 Cross Country This was a hard working team. Almost everyone logged above two-hundred miles. The lessons of this year and continued hard work should bring us a team of veterans next season that will show greatly improved scores. Individually, team members scored very well. Six runners accounted for eight medals during the season. All runners improved their times for the three mile course. This has been an excellent season though the scores may not show it. - Robert Woodland Cross Country 91 Varsity Gets Sweet Taste of Victory % FIRST ROW: Craig VanNuck, Drake McClelland. Terry Lucksted. John Peterson. Rocky Tobin. Warren Galvani. Curt Hanson. Tim Jones. Kent LaMotte. Terry Hepler. SECOND ROW Joe Wieland. Matt Mahaney. Dennis O’Mara. Bill Lucksted. Todd Dunckley. Mark Kibbe. Rusty Shepard. Skip Olsen. Jerry Lucksted. Mgr. Tim Sloan. THIRD ROW Mark Headlee. George Bindschatel. Mark Milliken. Jake Helsel. Joel Arwood. Jim Kitch. Richard Allen. Coach Ferguson. Coach Klinger. FOURTH ROW: Coach Wolcott. Bill Savallisch. Joe St. John. Steve CdeBaca. Mark Whaley. Vern Westervelt. Louie Middleton. The Varsity Football team ran its record to three and six this year, highlighted by victories over Roscommon, St. Ignace and Boyne City. Congratulations to the Seniors who tasted victories over teams they have never before beaten and Good Luck to the Juniors. - Bill Klinger, Head Coach • 6 0 31 41 8 45 8 22 27 20 8 20 0 11 8 6 Grayling Roscommon Grayling Cheboygan Grayling Gaylord Grayling Charlevoix Grayling St. Ignace Grayling Rogers City Grayling Petoskey Grayling Boyne City • J F’s Run Hot Cold FIRST ROW: Scott Hale. Eric Christman. Todd Golnick, Darrel Metzer. Bill Fairbotham. John Krajenka. Jim Dannenberg. Chris Conklin. SECOND ROW: Ricky Hoag. Mike Brackenbury. Kevin Murphy. John Junttila. Kevin LaMotte. Tim Emerick. Jay Schrader. Mike Hoag. Craig Ostrander. Richard Lange. TOP ROW: Coach Mires. Brett Stockton. Bill Roach. Mike Bendig. Tim VanNuck. Dave Shires. Steve Allen. Russell Clark. Scott Dunckley. Gary Pettyjohn. Steve Fling. Coach Spencer. Tim Sloan. 78 Scores Coaches: Chuck Mires Chuck Spencer Grayling 49 Grayling 18 Grayling 32 Harrison 0 Gaylord 40 Rogers City 6 Grayling 12 Grayling 12 Grayling 6 Roscommon 6 Charlevoix 6 Petoskey 16 Grayling 0 Grayling 13 Grayling 0 Cheboygan 19 St. Ignace 28 Boyne City 22 94 Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity 95 Undefeated in Conference Freshman Football FRONT ROW Dave Burr. Jamey Radebaugh. Shawn Lindsay. Matt Keir. Bill Crouch. Bill Martella. Thane Doremire. John Cottenham. Greg Morrill. SECOND ROW Coach Mike Branch. Ray Ingalls. Bob Heuther. Paul Brackenbury. Wayne Metzer. Joe Ferrigan. Shawn Gibbons. Donny Bancroft. Larry Goodale. Coach Mike Smith. THIRD ROW Terry Norman. John Howe. Danny Lucksted. Jim Barclay. Ray Priebe. Ted Methner. John O'Mara. Joel Money. Jack Money. Bryan Patton. Chip Durga. Brad Trenary. Roger Weatherly. Todd Reeves. Mark Willoughby. NOT PICTURED: Brian Yoder, Tracy Fagan. 78 Scores Grayling 0 Grayling 14 Grayling 28 Grayling 12 Gladwin 0 Gaylord 12 Charlevoix 6 West Branch 36 Grayling 14 Grayling 14 Grayling 40 Cheboygan 6 Hale 8 Petoskey 20 96 Freshman Football Freshman 97 pueg 86 pung ' 7 1 WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE PART OF THE MARCHING BAND The Grayling High School Marching Band is an organization that is built on a foundation of hard work, pride, and dedication. Each member must give 100% plus of himself herself at every rehearsal to insure good performances. Why do so many bandsmen submit to this type of format? This can be answered in one word-PRIDE. To experience the feeling of accomplishment is motivation enough to strive for higher and attainable goals. Therefore, it is most important that 61 individuals combine their thoughts and think as one unit. Another important factor to be taken into great consideration is how the art of music let’s one express inner thoughts and emotions. This is an integral part in developing and expanding one's horizon. In many High Schools the band is the backbone of school spirit, and the Grayling High School Marching Band is no exception. They take great pride in helping support the athletic program of this school. On behalf of the marching band, I would like to thank the high school students, faculty, and the entire community for their support of the 1978 Grayling High School Marching Vikings. Jeffrey K. Bennitt Band Director 99 Band Exciting Year ■ The 1978-79 Girls Varsity Basketball Team has had an exciting year. The games have gone down to the wire, regardless of the outcome. The girls have worked extremely hard since August, improving with each game. A lot of experience has been gjM gained by the Vikes this year and next year should prove to be even more thrilling and rewarding. —M. Cheney 100 Girls Varsity Basketball BACK ROW Lisa Radebaugh. Shelly Fick. Jeanne Wieland. Sherry Reed. Coach Chaney. Jane Baynham. Regina Methner. Brenda Carlson. Karen Hanson. FRONT ROW: Joni Baynham. Maribeth Good. Girls Varsity Basketball Girls J V Basketball BACK ROW: Sheri Wieland. Terri Fijolek. Holly Nunn, Brenda Petrosky. Shelly Kammer. Patty Milliken. Shawna Waters. FRONT ROW: Coach Lisa Eaton, Missy Meldrum, Diane Lee. Jill Headlee, Jackie Hale. Beth Parkinson. 102 Girls J.V Basketball Tough Season But No Tears The win loss record flashed on the score- board does not reflect the ultimate success of a team. The ultimate success comes from within ... If we know in our hearts that we have tried our hardest, have done our best, and have enjoyed the challenge, then we have experienced “success”. - Lisa Eaton Girls J V. Basketball 103 “ 4 Scrappy, Hustling, Never Say Die Team” The 1978-79 Varsity basketball team made up for their lack of size by playing with a lot of heart and pride. They were a scrappy, hustling, never say die team that played several close and exciting basketball games. The fans were treated to some very entertaining Tuesday Friday nights by this years cage squad. Standing L-R: Head Coach Wolcott, Ken Helsel. Jeff Parkinson, Jeff Schrader, Mark Whaley, Louis Middleton, Geoff Stancil, Rocky Tobin. Kneeling: Mike Walsh, Mark McEvers. Mark Kibbe. Jim Kitch, Todd Dunkley, Tim Kray, Spencer Olsen. [Not pictured: Mike Chrisman] Varsity Basketball 104 Boys Varsity Basketball Boys Varsity Basketball 105 Boys JV Basketball Standing [L-R]: Mgr. Mike Brackenbury, Kevin Lamotte. Steve Johnson, John Junttila, Coach Warren Hayes. Jay Schrader. Scott Dunckley, and Bill Roach. Kneeling: Scott Hamlin, Brett Stockton, Scott Hale, Dave Moody. 106 Boys J.V. Basketball Grayling J.V. Basketball 78-79 A team with a lot of desire: The J.V. Team’s current standing, [Feb. 10] is 8 wins and 6 losses. The wins come out of one series that included a five game winning steak, while five out of the six losses were by five points or less. A very exciting season! -Butch Hayes Boys J.V. Basketball iQ7 Frosh Basketball Standing [L-R]: Coach R.J. Hannan, Joel Money, Craig Jones, Mark Willoughby. Todd Reeves, Tracy Fagan, Terry Norman, Jim Harland, Jack Money. Kneeling: John Peterson, Craig Collen, Scott Zigila. Jamey Radebaugh, Paul Harland, Ted Methner, [Not pictured]: Mgr. Dave Bendig. 108 Boys Freshman Basketball Oespite many cancellations this season, due to the weather, the Freshman Basketball Team began its season with a home opening win against Charelvoix. Lack of game experience, other teams had played more games, hurt the team in some of their encounters. However, the Freshman held together and came up with a winning season. Outstanding members of the squad on offense and defense were Center Tracy Fagan and Guard-Forward Terry Norman. Also contributing to the Viking attack were Ted Methner at Guard. Jim Harland-Forward. and Paul Harland at Guard Other players seeing action and showing much promise were Jack and Joel Money. Todd Reeves. Craig Collen, Jamie Radebaugh, Craig Jones and Scott Zigila. Special thanks to Dave Bendig for his excellent contribution as team manager and for keeping the books. Boys Freshman Basketball 109 Volleyball VOLLEYBALL SQUAD—Front row [left to right]; Joan Baynham, Maribeth Good [co-captains] and Debbie Golnick. Back row [left to right]; Coach Lemmen, Karen Hanson, Regina Methner, Krystall Bickman, Brenda Carlson and Lisa Radebaugh. 110 Girls Varsity Volleyball THE J.V. TEAM —Front row [left to right]; Karan Williams, Mary Stewart and Marsha Graves [co-captains], Sue Sajdak and Lorrie Decker. Back row [left to right]; Coach Lemmen, Tina Fenton, Tammie Messerschmidt, Cheryl Carlson. Laura Messerschidt and Caroline Hellstrom. With the loss of seven members from last year’s girls’ varsity volleyball squad, it looked as though the 1978-79 season would be devoted to rebuilding efforts for the future. Fortunately, this was not the case: With the combined efforts of varsity veterans Joan Baynham, Maribeth Good, and Karen Hanson; former JV players Debgie Golnick and Lisa Radebaugh; and volleyball newcomers Krystal Bickman, Brenda Carlson and Regina Methner. the team made consistently fine showings—and more than held its own in competition. The junior varsity squad, playing with only four veterans and six newcomers, fought hard for the victories it accrued. The team also showed promise for future years, when it will be playing with a more experienced squad. Girls J.V. Volleyball 111 Our Ski Teams Girls Win Hurons Shores Championship SHELLEY FICK Senior, skied 4 years as varsity racer. Won conference medals 3 years. Girls’ Team Front Row [L-R): Jeannie Wieland, Shelly Fick, Coach Wieland, Sherri Reed. Stephanie Fick. Back Row: Sherri Wieland, Tony Trudgeon. Girls Ski Team 1979 girls completed the dual season winning 19 races and loosing 3. Sherri Reed lead all girls winning 14 first places. Stephanie Fick was the most consistant racer finishing all 24 races. The girls beat Petoskey 42-44 to win their first Michigan Huron Shores Championship. In state competition, at the regional level, the girls finished 4th among 19 teams, best ever for a Grayling Girls Team. — Mike Wieland, Coach STEPHANIE FICK Junior, most consistant racer. 24 out of 24 races, placed 6th in Conference Giant Slalom. TONI TRUDGEON Junior. 3rd year as varsity racer, placed 10th in conference slalom. SHERI WIELAND Sophomore. 2nd year as varsity racer, placed 4th in Conference Slalom. 112 Ski Team Boys’ Team Front Row [L-R]: Craig Ostrander, Todd Golnick, Dave Burr, Jerry Weiss, Scott Norman, Joe Wieland. Back Row: Terry Norman, Coach Wieland. Boys Ski Team The boys team won 15 races, lost 6, and tied one in dual meet actions for the year. Scott Norman had 8, first place finishes with Joe Wieland winning 6. Scott Norman and Jerry Weiss were the teams most consistant skiers finishing 23 and 22 races for the year. The boys placed 3rd in Michigan Huron Shores action, and 3rd in the regional meet. SCOTT NORMAN Senior, skied 4 years as varsity racer. Member of Regional Championship Team. I JERRY WEISS Senior. Skied varsity 2 years. JEAN WIELAND Junior, raced 2 years as varsity racer, placed 4th in League Giant Slalom. SHERRI REED Senior, skied 4 years as varsity racer. 3rd and 2nd in Conference. JOE WIELAND Senior, skied 4 years as varsity racer. Member of Regional Championship Team. Ski Team 113 More Ski Team Pix Craig Ostrander Front Row [L-R|: Jerry Norman. Sheri Wieland. Toni Trudgeon. Sherri Reed. Craig Ostrander. Todd Golnick. Joe Wieland. Scott Norman. David Burr. Stephanie Fick. Jeannie Wieland. Shelley Fick. Karyn MWdtedRow9|L Rl: Pat Hickey. Bill Martella. Bill Sherlock. Tim Bitner Eric Christman. Toni Thomson. Coach Michael Wieland. Back Row (L-RJ: Scott Brooks. Bruce Carlson. Holly Nunn. Terry Fijolek. Tony Brooks. Tim Sloan. Bette Thompson. Dave Trudgeon. Mika Fijolek. Sue Diedrich. Chuck Kent Missing Jerry Weiss. Shelley Kammer. Cathy Diedrich. John Huss. Richard Lange John Peterson Tony Brooks Dave Burr Todd Golnick 114 Gymnastics Teaches Confidence We have watched with amazement and apprecia- tion as members of our Gymnastics Class have demonstrated their tumbling and trampoline routines before school assemblies this is one sport in which a person develops coordination and self confidence. Back Row: Cheryl Carlson, Karen Ostrander, Todd Gabriel, Jim Sheldon, Greg Stancil, Chuck Kent. Joe Lee. Sandy Schmoock, Sue Prause, Michelle Press. Middle Row: Jeane Wieland, Sheri Wieland. Holly Nunn, Shawna Watters, Pat Yoder. Front Row: Connie Darnell, Rhonda Morford, Shelly Wright. Dawn Niederer. Mr. Mike Wieland. Instructor Not Pictured: Cheryl Campeau, Carl MacLeod. Kathy Newberry, and Kevin Korhonen. Wrestling Vikings... Steve Allen A Proud Squad Back Row [L-R]: Jerry Lucksted, Joe St. John, Barry Cote, Steve Allen, Steve CdeBaca, Burt DeVos, Dennis O’Mara. Middle Row: Mitch Linendoll, Bill Fairbotham, Terry Lucksted, Dwayne Bloos, Burt Partello, Tim Jones, Dave Pettit, Chuck Golnick, Coach Don Ferguson. Kneeling: John O’Mara and Tim Jenson. Steve CdeBaca Dennis O’Mara Dave Pettit 116 Wrestling Tim Jones Performance Plus Successful wrestling demands strenght. speed, coor- dination. physical conditioning and a knowledge of body leverage. Our wrestlers have self-discipline and will-power They have learned that sportsmanship is the number one attribute of a good wrestler. They respect other people and therefore they have self respect. These are the boys who make up our Viking Wrestling Team. These are the young men who are the Wrestling Vikings. —Mary Allen Junior Burt Partello had a most successful season, bringing credit to himself, his team and G.H.S. during the season [42 wins-0 losses] Burt received his 100th victory medal [overall record 111 wins-14 losses] and after winning first places at Regionals. Conference and District meets Burt went on to a 5th place finish at the Class B State Burt Partello Tim Ferrigan Jerry Luckstead Barry Cote Wrestling 117 Smiling Faces Bring s) Varsity Cheerleaders: LEFT ROW. FROM TOP: Lisa Weiss, Stepha- nie Fick, Terrie Burr, Sue Nicholas. Toni Trudgeon. RIGHT ROW: Sandy Schmoock, Cory Meech, Sue Burr. Shannon McNamara, Rhonda Metzer. JV Cheerleaders: BOTTOM ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Nie- derer, Kelly VanNuck. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Tobin, Angie Perna. LYING: Nora Kucharek. Freshman Cheerleaders: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Sajdak, Mandi Stillwagon, Pam McClain, Debby Petrie. Football Cheerleaders 118 Cheerleaders BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Pam Tobin, Missy Meldrum, Jean Albright. STANDING: Ronda Morford. Wendy Denton, Nora Kucharek, and Mrs. JoAnne Ferguson. Freshman Cheerleaders. BOTTOM ROW (L-R): Mandi Stillwagon, Lisa Sajdak, Pam McClain. STANDING: Beth Parkinson, Bonnie Keusch, Sharon Perry. Coach Ferguson. To the Grayling High School Cheerleaders: A smile is something beautiful to see. Where do you see more smiles, then on the faces of the Grayling High School Cheerleaders. The Grayling Cheerleaders have brought more happiness and enthusiasm to the sports fans than any other group of individuals. Their smiles are exceeded only by their ability to cheer. Let us all thank the Grayling Cheerleaders for the wonderful job they have done this year. Keep up the good work girls... Louise Hayes Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders CLOCKWISE: Coach Ferguson, Lisa Weiss, Sue Nicholas, Sandy Schmoock, Corey Meech, Kathy Martella, Sue Somerville. STANDING: (L-R): Barb Golnick, Kelly VanNuck, Jane Baynham, Michelle Mitchell. SEATED: Coach Ferguson. Cheerleaders 119 Organizations and Such Student Council Has Positive Goals Your Student Council functions to bring about activities at G.H.S. and to work with both students and faculty in the development of a positive atmosphere around the school. Homecoming was th£ BIG EVENT of our year, but Christmas Week and the Winter Festival were also important. We feel very good about your response to the Red Cross Blood Bank as it gave us an opportunity to help others. - Mr. Steve Garrity, Adviser Top Row (L-RJ: Kay Ely, Tonya Weaver. Angie Perna. Bill Martella, Sue Sajdak, Ann Prieskorn, Michael Mitchell, Bonnie Keusch, Mika Fijolek. Middle Row: Kelly Erickson, Todd Dunckley, Barb Golnick, Margie Olson, Bill Bonkowski, Sue Nicholas, Joan Baynham, Rhonda Metzer. Paula Dosch, Mr. Steve Garrity, Advisor. Front Row: Mandi Stillwagon, Lori Madill, Ann Kelly, Dee Bindschatel, Scott Brooks, Skip Olsen. Not Pictured: Scott Dunckley. 122 Student Council N.H.S. Creates Enthusiasm for Scholarship The National Honor Society is an important group within our school. We exist to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimu- late a desire to render service to others, to promote worthy leader- ship, and to encourage the development of character in students at Grayling High School. - Mr. Bill Klinger, Adviser National Honor Society- [Members of Senior Class] Front Row: Left to Right; Beth Lattimer, Connie Troxel, Fawn Isenhauer, Dean Morford, Myra Weaver, Craig Brown, Jeff Parkinson, Spencer OIsoq. Second Row: Rosie Hoffman, Lisa Montague, Terri Laurent, Charlene Perry, Barb Cook, Kelly Steffes, Sandy Schmoock, Maribeth Good, Peggy Rettenmaier, Sue Burr, Dawn Crowell, Renee Campeau, Carolyn Ayers. Third Row: Sue Ross, Scott Norman, Bob Knepp, Calvin Jones, Joe Wieland, Kent LaMotte, Richard Allen, Chris Winiger, Kevin Bowden, JoAnn Kesteloot, Mr. Bill Klinger. Not Pictured: Shelly Fick, Karen Harland, Jacob Helsel. David Lindsay, Louie Middleton, Gregg Peterson, Don Scott, Geoff Stancil, Patti Wilson. 123 c I i V Band Welcomes r o o = ' J s iVcM? Dir Jv 1. ? p f v - 5 d Mr. Jeffrey Bennett, a recent graduate of Central Michigan University took baton in hand as our new band director at the beginning of the school year. Mr. Bennett seeks to provide an instrumental music program which will offer sutdents the opportunity to better understand and benefit from this particular form of art. The whole student body has appreciated the Pep Band at assemblies and sporting events. In its second year, the Stage Band has proven to be a popular group, and the Concert Band continues its commitment to individual and group excellence. 124 Band Band 125 We began the year with a small, inexperienced choir, and I feel they’ve come a long way. They par- ticipated in this years Christmas celebration downtown, gave a con- cert in February, and plan on another in May. They also sang at the area elementaries. 126 Concert Choir Choir Back Row: Lynn Hartig, Patti Yoder, Londa Perkins, Linda Rioux, Carol Verlindi, Sue Love, Jana Millikin, Ann Harland, Barb Fessenden. Front row: Mrs. Eva Strempeck, Brenda Perkins, Sherri Bindschatel, Michelle Fox, Tina Watson. Absent: Terri Cote, Cathy Churchman. The Many Hats of Howard Taylor Rock Mass Rejoice Plays and Musicals The “Abe Lincoln” Look-alike Howard Taylor wears many Hals as the director of our Community School Program You may find him directing a student drama production, or conducting the Bellringers or even a rock Mass Whatever you find him doing you will know that he is enjoying his work and the people with whom he shares these experiences. The Community School Program covers a broad spectrum of activities including- Adult Basic Education. Adult High School Completion. Adult Enrichment Classes. Summer Recreation. Travel and Adventure Series. Concerts. Arts and Crafts Shows, as well as any conceivable activity designed to enrich the quality of human life in our community Community School Program 127 You Were Born on a Rotten Day Gussy Konopnicki Scott Lattimer Patti Lang Lisa Montague Frank Nichols Marjie Olson Karen Ostrander Cast Terry Burns Mary Jo Bonkowski Miranda Canfield Kathy Deidrich Sue Oeidrich Paula Oosch Larry Goodale Being involved in “You Were Born on a Rotten Day” was a special kind of experience for members of the cast. It was a “fun” kind of experience and members of the cast spoke of how they felt close to each other and even experienced a kinship with their audience. It’s a shame that more people don’t get involved in the play because of the fear of making a fool of them- selves. Well, we all thought it was worth being an idiot just to hear the public laugh. As we went through our production, we felt so much joy just for making the audience feel good about plain humor and no violence for just a few hours. Thank you, cast and crew, for making my life just that much happier. -G.K., a member of the cast Theater 128 Fall Play “The Rainmaker” is surely one of the best productions to ever hit the Grayling High School stage. Never has there been such dedication, characterization, and general eagerness to work. The cast was certainly a superb group of people. Alicia Taylor Cast Richard Allen Steven Allen Terry Bums Todd Dunckley Steve Kucharek Lori Priestap John Watkins Stage Manager and Lighting Herd Stephan Winter Play 129 COOP People [clockwise]: Loren Williams, Jr.. Mark McEvers, Rosie Hoffman, Bill Gildner, Renee Campeau, and Mr. Fred Stanley, Program Coordinator. 130 Co-op COOP PEOPLE [clockwise]: Connie Troxel, Andrea Van De Ven and Martha Spencer, Bob Rankin, Dawn Crowell, and Cathy C?uba. The Cooperative Occupational Program [Co-op] is a vocational course offered to G.H.S. Juniors and Seniors. The purpose of the program is to provide released time from school and school supervision for students who have jobs in the community. The on-the-job training that the student receive complements the in-school training which occurred earlier. Co-op students may be released for up to three class periods a day and receive credit per semester. They are also paid a fair wage by their employer for the work which is performed. Co-op can be a meaningful experience for college bound students as well as career oriented students. Mr. Fred Stanley ... Proves Popular Co-op 131 Teacher Aides Earn Credit Back Row (L-R) Cheryl Lozon. Sue Welch. Greg Stancil. Mary Ann Kersch. Randy Patterson. Dave Bendig. Todd Leslie. Ken Helsel. Jeff Parkinson Maurice Alma. Dale Metzer. Dean Morford. Joe Prosser. Bob McLauchlan. Tim Jones. Chuck Golnick. Burt Partello. Donna Coffman. Mike Walsh Middle Row Robin Hill. Maggie Kesteloot, Myra Weaver. Rocky Tobin. Jana Millikin. Connie Darnell Tina Fenton. Marsha Graves. JoAnn Kesteloot. Sherri Priestap. Alice Maxwell. Kathy Cassidy. Tina Watson. Diane Lee. Karen Williams. Becky Baker. Bud Morris. Yvonne Steffes Tim Sloan. Barb Golnick. Robert Kesteloot. Mary Stewart. Bruce Ward Front Row Tina Riddle. Vicki Holzman. Janet McKinney. Todd Dunckley. Cheryl Carlson. Mary Jo Bonkowski. Maranda Canfield. Brenda Carlson. Maribeth Good. Sherri Reed. Regina Methner. Terri Burr. Karen Hazen Seated Candy Alma. Jan Case. Kathy Maxwell George Bindschatel. Sharon Golnick. Beth Clark. Sherry Campeau. Gussy Konopnicki. Jeff Poll. Dee Bmdschatel. Joan Baynham Teacher Aides assist in the various offices and classrooms at Grayling High School. It is a growth-learning experience for the individual student, but this crew also provides an invaluable source of help for administrators, secretaries, and classroom teachers. The students earn non-academic credit for their services as well as the “thanks” of the faculty. The Yearbook Supplement is free to purchasers of the Saga and will feature all school events after February 28th. Cross Age Tutors Help Others Standing [L-R]: Todd Pfaff. Barb Golnick. Sheri Stevens. Gail Tinker. Jerry Hawkins: Seated: Karrie Lozon. Ms. Chris Smith. Dee Bindschatel. Tanya Weaver. Our Cross Age Tutors work with students at Grayling Elementary and Middle Schools, assisting them on a one to one basis with their studies and skills, and gaining from them the satisfaction of witnessing human growth and development. 132 Teachers Aids Back Row [L-R]: Kim Stephan. Dave Shires. Mary Jo Bonkowski. Jane Stamm. Gregg Stancil. Brenda Gabriel. JoAnn Kesteloot Third Row |L-R|: Dave Burr. Mary Jane Hinkle. Joelyn LaChappelle. Tina Hamilton. Connie Darnell. Jana Ludeman Tammie Messerschmidt. Arlene Monks. Lori Priestap. Second Row (L-R): Cathy Mahaney. Lisa Sajdak. Tanya Weaver. Mickey Roach. Dee Bindschatel. Alice Maxwell. Gussy Konopnicki. Front Row |L-R] Mr. Kolb. Linda Legg. Dawn Crowell. Patti Hill. Kevin Curtis. Carolyn Ayers. Martha Spencer Not Pictured: Sue Anthony. Mike Bassett. Joni Baynham. Terry Burns. Carolyn Cornell. Shawn Gibbons. Mary Ann Kersch Bonnie Keusch. Jim Kraus. Patty Lange. Janet McKinney. Lori Madill. Kathy Maxwell. Jerry Norman. Bryon Patton. Charlene Perry. Peggy Rettenmaier. Pat Ross. Phil Sabon. Diane Hatley -s ©- © © ?r- Saga 133 Students Build House 134 Building Trades Afternoon Crew Back Row [L-R]: Don Scott, Warren Galvani, Steve Kapets, Todd Leslie, Joe Prosser, Steve Nelson. Front Row: Craig VanNuck, Bill Lucksted, Tony Warren. Not Pictured: Dave Lindsay, Doug McKinnon, Terry Messerschmidt and Dave Stephan. Building Trades Building Trades 135 Wahl, Reid, and Crew Monopoly and Scrabble Popular Your kidding? So what? A “key” person Teacher Aides Provide Valuable Help More Homework! Keep writing. Tough Teacher! The Resource Room is a Human- istic Program designed to meet the needs of each individual enrolled and to help them discover their full potential in many areas. - Ken Reid 136 Candids 137 138 Goal fi GOAL is an alternative education program which is dedicated to the idea of developing positive self-concept and group interaction. GOAL works because the people within the program care about each other and about a program of learning which expects people to be responsible and inquisitive. Learning is approached as a joyous process in the GOAL program. Students are encouraged to develop study and exploration in areas of interest while still maintaining the academic necessities of the regular school program. There are thirty-two people in the GOAL program who have found that learning can happen just about anywhere and that the most important place is within the self. Goal 139 Concluding Thoughts Yearbook Staff Picture Page 133 A certain satisfaction is experienced when the final page mats are mailed to the publisher and the glue and scissors put away for another day. More satisfying still is the knowledge that those involved have done their best to produce a book which will bring pride to their school and community. The staff set out to accomplish certain things, namely, to tell the story of the school year and to provide a photo record of the people who make up the school family. We trust that this yearbook will be enjoyed today, but better still, will be of growing worth as the present becomes the past. The Saga Staff thanks each other for not loosing a sense of humor when the going got rough and expectations and demands burdensome. We welcome Dr. Diedrich and family to our midst. At the high school we are especially pleased to have Cathy and Sue as classmates and friends. The staff apologises for possible omissions or errors which may have occured in the production of this volume. -Your Saga Staff Words of Thanks As staff advisor I want to tell you that these people worked long and hard to produce this yearbook. It is always difficult to single out persons for credit as one runs the risk of omitting deserved recognition, but the following made significant contributions to this effort: Dawn Crowell. Senior Publications Editor Carolyn Ayers. Business Manager Connie Darnell. Copy Editor Dee Bindschatel. Senior Editor Mike Bassett. Sports Jana Ludeman Connie Darnell. Organisations Tina Hamilton Mary Ann Kersch. Activities Carolyn Ayers. Advertising Senior Section Dee Bindschatel Maribeth Good Joan Baynham Connie Darnell Junior Section Tina Hamilton Mary Ann Kersch Diane Hatley Alice Maxwell Tammie Messerschmidt Sophomore Section Brenda Gabriel Mary Jane Hinkle Patty Hill Vicki Holsman Arlene Monks Phil Sabon Dave Shires Freshmen Section Dave Burr Joelyn LaChappelle Shawn Gibbons A word of appreciation to the following persons who have contributed of their photographic skills to this book: Dee Bindschatel Kevin,Curtis Don Geiss JoAnn Kesteloot Chuck Kolb Nate Kolb Jim Kraus Arlene Monks Jerry Norman Kent Reynolds Pat Ross Phil Sabon Joe Schrader Dave Shires Mr. Mrs. Carrol Wert The support and encouragement of our administrative and teaching personnel has contributed to the development of the book. We thank our principal, Mr. Kent Reynolds, for his action photos of the ski team [pages 112-114] and his interest in our work. We are fortunate to have the support of the business and professional community and thank them for their purchase of advertising space in this volume. The ad section of this book is not taken lightly and much attention has been given to the production of effective and visually pleasing copy. We encourage our readers to tell these people that their advertising has been noticed in the Saga. The Crawford County Avalanche has been most cooperative, working with the yearbook staff in the setting of copy and headline type. Mr. John Carlson, representative of Inter Collegiate Press, is to be thanked for his council during the planning and development of this book. C.L. Kolb, Yearbook Advisor The entire Saga Staff is pictured and identified on page 133 of this book. Mr. LeRoy Christian Retires Mr. LeRoy Christian will retire at the end of the current school year, having completed 40 years as a classroom [instrumental music] teacher. His most recent position was at the Grayling Middle School, but most of his 32 years at Grayling were spent as instrumental music instructor for the entire system, including the high school. We certainly wish Mr. Christian the very best in retirement. Our only advice is that you keep your trumpet lip in shape. 141 Directory Staff Seniors Anderson Donna 67 Bennett Jeff 1. 2. 67. 99. 121. 125 Boyse. Sheree 67 Branch Mike 67. 68. 77. % 8us Drivers 72 Carlson. Merle 71 Cheney. Marilee 14. 19. 67. 100. 101 Christian. Loretta 72 Dean. Mike 67 Delp Mike 67. 120. 138 Diedrich. William 66 67. 80 Dipzinski. Karen 67 Dunkerley. Chris 71 Eaton. Lisa 71. 102 Ferguson. Joanne 71. 118 Ferguson. Don 71. 77. 93. 116 Gambs Ruth 71 Garrity. Steve 13. 67. 122 Gravelyn. Don 72 Gust. Carol 71 Hannan. Bob 17. 19. 31. 68. 108 Hanson. Fran 72 Hartig. Ed 72 Hayes Warren 68. 106 Headlee. Judy 71 Henry Lee 13. 68 Hoag. Vern 71 Kehr. Violet 72 Kinkerter. Bill 4 68 Klinger Bill 26. 44. 68. 77. 93. 123 Kolb. Charles 68. 133. 140 Lehti. Howard 68. 81 Lemmen Nancy 68. 75. 110 Lerg. Paul 66. 67 Longworth. Neil 68 Martella. Ed 69 McClain. Gary 7. 43. 68 Mclsaac. Eleanor 72 Mesack. Judy 69 Mills. Tom 2. 69. 80 Mires. Chuck 69. 77. 94 Prause. Gayle 46. 49 Reid. Ken 19. 31. 69. 137 Reynolds. Carl 69. 134 Reynolds. Kent 8. 67. 74. 77 Rowland. Bea 63. 69 Shepard. Dave Smith. Chris 69. 132 Smith Mike 69. 76. 77. 96 Spencer. Chuck 70. 77. 94 Stanley Fred 71. 130 Stephan. Lacey 46. 70 Strempek. Eva 70. 126 Taylor. Howard 71. 127. 129 Trudgeon. Jack 70 Valuet. Cindy 70 Wahl. Kathy 70. 137 Wieland. Mike 13. 33. 70. 112. 114 Wilson. Larry 72 Whaley. Loretta 71 Wolcott. Fred 70. 77. 93. 104. 105 Woodland Bob 70. 90. 91 Yates. Fran 26. 70. 120. 138 Allen. Richard 8. 20. 87. 92. 129 Anthony. Jeff 16. 20. 74 Arwood. Joel 20 . 35 . 92 Ayers. Carolyn 2. 20. 124. 125. 133. 183. 184 Bassett. Rebecca 20 Baugh. Jean 20 Baynham. Joan 16. 19 . 20 . 74 . 76. 100. 101. 110. 122. 132 Belanger. Cindy 16. 20 Bindschatel. Dee 1. 18. 19. 20. 100. 122. 132. 133 Bisel. Bonnie 20 Bitner. Tim 19. 20 Bobenmoyer. David 20. 34 Bowden. Kevin 21. 32 Brackenbury. Sue 21. 76 Brown. Craig 14. 21. 35. 84. 120 Bickman. Krystal 110 Burns. Terry 21. 120. 128. 129 Burr. Sue 14. 18. 21.35. 79. 81. 82. 83. 118 Byce. Lori 21 Campbell. Dena 21 Campeau. Renee 21. 130. 182 CdeBaca. Steve 21. 33. 74. 92. 116. 134 Clark. Sue 8. 120 Cook. Barb Cottrill. Helen 21. 120 Crouch. Larry 21. 44 Crowell. Dawn 21. 131. 133 Curtis. Kelly 22 Czuba. Cathy 22. 131 Dandy. Ralph 22 Darnell, Constance 18. 22. 32. 86. 87. 115. 132. 133 Decker. Cindy 22. 76 Dedafoe. Penny 12. 22 DeHart. Tammy 19. 22 Denton. Kent 22 Dockstader. Rick Dockstader, Terrie 22. 74 Duke. Nancy 22 Durga. Elgin 22 Fairbotham. Sue 22 Ferrigan. Rich 23. 35. 134 Fick. Shelly 1.3. 5. 23. 78. 79. 82. 100, 101. 112. 113. 182 Gildner. Bill 23. 35. 130 Golnick. Chuck 9. 23. 35. 110. 116. 132 Golnick. Debbie 23. 110 Good. Mary 19. 23. 100. 101. 132 Hanson. Curt 23. 79. 92 Harland. Doug Harland. Karen 23. 35 Harwood. Todd 16. 23. 35 Hazen. Karen 8. 12. 18. 23. 82. 83. 132 Headlee. Mark 23. 92 Helmick. Susan 24 Helster. Michele Hellstrom. Caroline 23. 32. Ill Helsel. Jake 16. 24. 81. 92 Hill. Robin 24. 81. 132 Hoffman. Rosie 16. 24. 74. 80. 130, 174 Holzman, Beth 24 Howard. Loretta 12. 24 Isenhauer. Fawn 8. 18. 24. 33. 35. 82. 83 Isenhauer. Joanne 24. 120. 138 Jochims. Duane 24 Jones. Calvin 24. 32 Joseph. Teresa 24 Kapets. Stephan 24. 134 Kelly. Ann 1. 18. 19. 25. 35. 79. 80. 122 Kesteloot. JoAnn 25. 32. 35. 132. 133. 184 Klee. Dan Knepp. Bob 2. 25. 125 Knowles. Jim 25 Korhonen. Kevin Krey. Tim 25. 90. 104. 105 Kucharek. Betty 25 LaMotte. Kent 10. 25. 80. 92 Lattimer. Beth 25 Laurent. Terri Lennon. Nanette Linendoll. Mitch 25. 116 Lindsay. Dave 25. 98. 121. 125. 134 Lozon. Debbie 25. 82 Madill. Lori 1. 18. 19. 26. 35. 79. 122 Malonen, Jonnie 26 MacKinnon. Doug 26. 134 McAllister. Dave 15 McClelland. Drake 16. 26. 74. 92. 184 McCredie. Janet 26. 182 McEvers. Mark 26. 74. 104. 130 McEvers. Scott 26. 164 McLachlan. Bob 13. 16. 26. 39. 132 Mertes. John 11 Messerschmidt. Terry 14. 26. 134 Metzer. Dale 26. 132 Middleton. Louie 26 . 80 . 92. 104 Millikm. Janna 26. 35. 126. 132 Millikin. Mark 6. 27. 92. 93 Mitchell. Michelle 27. 79. 119. 122 Montague. Lisa 1. 18. 27. 33. 120. 128. 129 Morford. Dean 27. 34. 86. 132 Mott. Jim 27. 134 Nelson. Steve. 27. 134 Nicholas. Frank 27. 33. 125 Niederer. Dan 135 Nimth. Frank Norman. Scott 19. 27. 32. 74. 113 Olsen. Spencer 1.9. 18. 27. 78. 92. 104. 122. 125 Olson. Marie 1.18. 22. 27. 32. 79. 120. 128 Ostrander. Karen 27. 85. 115. 120. 128 Parkinson. Jeff 16. 18. 27. 79. 80. 104. 105. 184 Perry. Charlene 18. 28 Peterson. Gregg 28 Pillivant. Carl 28 Prieskorn. Ann 28. 74. 122. 125 Priestap. Sharry 28. 132, 133 Qualls. Mark 8. 28. 33. 35. 132 Reed. Sherri 28, 88. 100. 101. 182 Rettenmaier. Margaret 28. 34 Roach. Mickey 18. 28. 133. 179 Ross. Sue 28. 33. 80 Savallisch, William 17, 28. 92 Scheer. Laurie 28. 184 Schmoock. Sandra 9. 10. 29. 33. 35. 82. 115. 118. 119 Schreiber. Dave 29. 35 Scott. Don 11. 29. 134 Shepler. Brad 16. 29 Sherlock, Bill 29. 90 Spencer. Martha 29. 32. 86. 131. 133. 182 St. John. Joe 29 , 92 . 93. 116. 182, 184 Steffes. Kelly 29 Stancil. Geoff 16. 18, 29. 77. 104 Stephan. David 29. 134 Stephan. John 11. 29 Straley. Merrie 29. 120. 138 Tompkins. Betsy 16. 30 Troxel. Connie 30. 34. 131 Vajda. Matt 30 VanDeVen. Andrea 30. 131 Walker. Grace Warren. Tony 30. 134 Weaver. Myra 30. 34. 132. 184 Weiss. Jerry 30. 113. 164 Welch. Sue 30. 120 Welch. Tammie 120. 138 Wejrowski. Scott 30 Westcott. Debbie Wieland. Joe 5. 8. 30. 86. 92. 113. 125 Williams. Loren 30. 130 Wilson. Patti 30 Wininger. Chris 31 Wright. Lori 31 Wonders. Ray 31 Yoder. Patricia 12. 31. 115. 126 142 Directory Juniors Annin. Bill 37. 182 Baker. Rebecca 37. 80. 132. 184 Bancroft. Michelle 37, 45 Bendig. David 37. 132. 183 Baron, Sherri 37 Bielski. Valerie Bindschatel. George 37. 92. 132 Bitner. Nancy (Exchange Student) Blaauw. Frank 37 Black. Roy 37 Bonkowski. Bill 36. 37. 39. 43. 44. 122 Brinker. Raymous Brooks. Mark 37 Burden. Jeff 37 Bryan. Debbie 37 Burns. Melissa 37. 125 Burr. Terrie 37. 76. 118. 132. 182 Calkins. Rich Canfield. Miranda 37, 44. 128. 129. 132. 183 Carlson. Brenda 37. 101. 110. 132. 183 Carlson. Cheryl 37. 44. Ill, 115 Cantrell. Gary 125 Cassidy. Kathleen 37 Christman. Corrine 37 Chrisman. Mike 5. 37. 38. 104. 105. 125 Coffman. Carrie 37 Coffman. Ola 37 Cooper. Laura 37 Cote. Bary 37. 116. 117. 120. 138 Cragg. Bruce 11. 37 Curtis. Jim Crouch. Marlene 38. 81 D'Amour. Perry 38. 43 Dadacki. Tammy Decker. Ginger 38 DeVos. Bart 38 Doremire. Michael 37 Doyle. Sue 16. 38 Dunckley. Todd. 3. 6. 36. 38. 80. 92. 104. 122. 125. 183 Durga. Julie 38 Elmy. Lori 38. 45 Farren. Carol 17. 38 Feldhauser. Delann 38 Fenton. Tina 38. 111. 132 Fick Stephanie 1. 10. 15 . 38 . 80. 112. 118 Fowler. Robin 38. 184 Gabriel. Todd 2. 38. 115. 125 Galvani. Warren 13. 42. 92 Geoit. Edith 38 Gibbons. Nathan Gingerich. LeRoy 38 Goddard. Walter 38 Golnick. Patti 38. 120. 138. 182. 183 Goodale. Loren 39. 80 Goodrich. Dawn 39. 41. 125 Gravelyn. Don 39 Graves. Marsha 39. 45. 111. 132 Hagerman. Joe 39. 77 Hall. Coreena 36. 39. 44 Hamilton. Tina 15. 39. 44. 133. 182 Hanson. Karen 5. 14. 39. 100. 101.110. 183 Harland. Ann 39. 44. 126 Hatley. Diane 39. 45 Hawkins. Jerry 39. 132 Helmick. Sandra 39 Helsel, Ken 39. 104. 132 Herrick. Kim 39. 74. 81. 125 Hoffman. Barbara 39. 43. 44, 76. 182 Howden. Bob 39. 120. 138. 139 Hubbell. Susan 39. 44 Johnson. Jeff 39 Jones. Tim 39. 92. 116. 117. 132 Jurkovich. Mike 39 Kapets. Carol 39 Kent. Charles 13, 39. 40. 87 Kenyon. Patrick 39. 44 Kersch. Maryann 39. 125.132.133 Kesby. George 39 Kibbe. Mark 40. 92. 104 Kitch. Jim 36. 38. 40. 92. 104, 125. 183 Kolka. Scott 5 Kraus. Jim 40 Krey. Teresa 40 LaChappelle. Dan 37. 40 Latuszek. Terri 40. 43 Lee. Joe 40. 115 Lee. Terry 40. 44. 99. 125 Lepsy. Chris 8 Loba. Ellen 6. 40 Leslie. Todd 40. 132. 134 Lo.on. Cheryl 40 Lc on. Karrie 132 Lucksted, Bill 38, 40. 78. 92. 93 Lucksted. Jerry 38. 40. 92. 93. 116. 117 Lucksted. Terry 40. 45. 92. 116 Ludeman. Jana 15. 40. 133 MacLeod. Carl 37. 40. 90 Mahaney. Joe 40 Mahaney. Matt 40. 92 Mancini. Nelson 40. 90. 91 Mansfield. David 40 Martella. Cathy 40. 119, 124, 125 Maxwell. Alice 41. 82. 132. 133 McNamara. Shannon 10. 41. 76. 118 183 McPherson. Jim 41. 86. 125 Mead. Doris Meech. Cory 10. 41. 74, 76. 118. 119. 182 Metzer. Rhonda 36. 41. 42. 79. 82. 118. 122. 182 Messerschmidt. Tammie 41. 45. 111. 133 Milkey. Joyce 41. 81. 82 Miilikin, Rozzy 41 Moore. Wayne 9. 84. 120 Neilson. Karen 41 Mertes. Bary 91 Nelson. David 41 Newberry. Kathy 41 Nicholas. Sue 10. 36. 41. 76. 79. 118. 119. 122. 125 182 Nichols. Sandy 41 O'Mara. Dennis 41. 92. 125. 116. 125 Osga. Barbara 41 Parkinson. Julie 41. 76. 182 Partello. Burt 41. 90. 116. 117. 132 Patnode. Cindy 41 Patterson. Randy 41. 132 Peterson. John 41. 92. 125 Peterson. Dennis Pettit. Roxanne 41. 125. 184 Phillips. Kevin 41. 125 Pindell. Mindy 41. 84 Poll. Jeff 41 Pratt. Jerry Press. Beth Prisetap. Lori 42. 129 Prosser. Joe 42. 132 Rankin. Bob 39. 42. 131 Revitzer. Beth 42. 80 Reynolds. Scott 16. 42 Robideau. Yvonne 42 Rochette. Lori 33. 42 Ruddy. Maggie 42. 184 Sanborn. David 42. 130 Sauve. Jim 42. 125 Savallisch. Diana 42 Schilbe. Marty 42. 120 Schrader. Jeff 2. 42. 104. 105. 125 Sheldon. Jim 42. 115 Shepard. Rusty 42. 92. 93 Shively. Roger 42 Somerville. Sue 2. 42. 119. 125. 182 Stancil. Gregg 42. 45. 76. 80. 115. 132. 133 Steele. Jerome 42 Stephan. Herb 42. 76. 129 Stephan. Kim 42. 133 Stephan. Lisa 120. 138. 139 Stephenson. Julie 42. 120 Stephenson. Mark 42 Stevens. Jerry 42 Stewart. Mary 5. 43. 82. 85. 90. 91. 98. 125 Tarr. Dean 36. 43. 44 Tenniswood. Mary 43. 45. 75. 80 Thomson. Tony 2. 43. 80. 121. 125. 182 Tompson. Kim 43. 182 Tobin. Howard 9. 38. 43. 80. 92. 93. 104. 118. 125 Trenary. Beth 43 45 Trudgeon. Tony 10. 43. 44. 76. 112. 118 Tuck. Ed VanNuck. Craig 43. 92. 93 Vaughn. Ken 43. 120 Wakeley. Darrel Walsh. Mike 43. 104. 132 Weaver. Bill 43. 79 Weeber. Sue 43. 121. 125 Weiss. Lisa 10. 43. 45. 118. 119. 125 Wejrowski. Brad 43 Westervelt. Vern 39. 43. 45. 92 Whaley. Mark 8. 43. 45. 81. 92. 93. 104 Wheeler. Kim 37. 43 Wieland. Jeanne 43. 80. 101. 112. 113 115 Witter. Colleen 43 . 80. 124. 125 Directory 143 Sophomores Adams. Lori 47 Albright. Joan 3. 6. 47. 119 Allen. Judy 47 Allen. Steve 47. 94. 116. 129 Alma. Candace 47. 50. 132 Alma. Maurice 47 Anderson April 47 Anderson. Dale 53 Argue. Floyd 47 Aversano. William 120. 138 Baade. Starrla 85 Bach. Lisa 47 Bassett. Michael 120. 138. 139 Baynham. Rebecca (Jane) 5. 47. 50. 77. 100. 101. 119 Bensen. Scott 47 Belcher. Renee 47. 120. 138. 139 Berlek. Frank 47 Bendig. Mike 15. 94. 104 105 Bindschatel. Jack 12. 47. 68. 74 Bindschatel. Sheri 126 Bloos. Dwayne 3. 47. 94. 95. 116 Brooks. Tony 47. 55 Brackenbury. Mike 5. 12. 74. 76. 94. 106 Brown. Tina Bulley Ben 47 Campeau. Sheri 2. 47. 81. 120. 132. 138. 139 Case. Jan 47. 132 Chrisman. Eric 47. 94 Churchman. Louise 47 Clark. Beth 47. 77. 132 Casivant. William Clark. Russell 47. 94. 95 Conklin. Chris 48 94. 95 Cornell. Carolyn 48. 53. 86. 182 Cote. Terri 48 Cottrill. John 120. 138. 183 Crampton. Jack 48 Crowell. Renee 48 Danbury. Steve 120 Dannenburg. Jim 48. 94 Decker. Lorrie 111 Dedafoe. Terri 48. 120. 138 DeHart, Michell 48. 125 Denno. George 17. 48 Denton. Wendy 48. 86. 119. 125. 127 Diedrich. Sue 54. 128 Doyle. Don 48 Dosch. Paula 46. 48. 80. 122. 125 Durfee. Duane Dunckley. Scott 2. 46. 48. 94. 106 Durga. Ken 48 Eberts. Becky 48. 53 Elmy. Bonnie 48 Ely. Kay 2. 46 48. 122. 125 Emerick. Tim 48. 94 Evon. Arlene Evon. William 15 Failing Allen 5. 48. 54 Fairbotham. William 48. 94. 116 Fenton. Tracey 48 Fessenden. Barbara 85. 120. 126 Fling. Steve 48. 94 Fijolek. Theresa 48. 86. 125 Fulton. Sue Gabriel. Brenda 48. 54. 77. 133 Gauthier. Tommy 48 Gildner. Steve 49 Goddard. Floyd 49 Golnick. Barbara 46. 49. 119. 122. 132 Golnick. Sharon 49 Golnick. Todd 5. 49. 94. 113 Griffith. David 53 Haberland. Kevin 49 Hale. Scott 49. 94 104. 105 Hamlin. Scott 5. 49. 104. 105. 183 Hatfield. Harold 49 Hartig. Lynn 49. 126 Headlee. Jill 49. 102. 103 Henderson. Keith 49. 54 Hill. Patty 49. 54. 133 Hinkle. Mary 16. 48. 54. 77. 133 Hoag. Mike 49. 53. 94 Hoag. Ricky 49, 53. 77. 94 Holzman. Vicki 49. 54. 77. 132 Humphrey. Jim 49 Isenhauer. Charlotte 120 Johnson. Steve 13. 49. 53, 90. 104 Junttila. John 3. 49. 53. 79. 93. 94. 104. 107 Kammer. Shelly 49 Kapets. Sue 49 Keene. Connie 49 Keene. Debra 49. 55 Keener. Maria 50 Kesteloot. Margaret 50. 132 Kibbi. Lori 50 Kitchen. Kirt 90 Kirn. Karen 16. 50 Klann. David 5. 50 Konopnickl. Augusta 50 . 55. 128. 132. 133. 183 Krajenka. John 17. 50. 94. 95 Kucharek. Nora 47. 50. 118. 119 Kucharek. Steven 50. 129 LaMotte. Kevin 9.11.50. 53. 77. 94. 106 Lange. Richard 5. 13. 50. 94 Lattimer. Kevin 50 . 90. 98. 101. 125. 128. 183 Legg. Linda 50. 55. 133 Leslie. Rod 50. 125 Lynk. Alice 50. 81 MacKay. Mike 50 Mancini. David 50. 90 Martindale. ddie 50 Maxwell. Kathy 50. 125. 132 McCullough. Mike McKinney. Janet 50. 55 Mead. Kathy Meldrum Melissa 50. 86. 102. 103. 119 Mertes. Richard 50 Messerschmidt. Laura 50. 77. Ill Metzer. Darrell 3. 5. 13. 50. 53. 94 Miller. Ken Miller. Norman 50 Moggo. Doug Monks. Arlene 50. 54. 133 Moody. Dave 50. 104 Morford. Ronda 8. 50. 86. 115, 119 Muriel. Linda Murphy, Kevin 50. 94 Niederer. Dawn 50. 115. 118 Norton. Jason Nunn. Holly 51. 55. 101. 102. 115. 124. 125 Ormsbee. Robert 51 Ostrander. Craig 51. 94. 95. 113 Patnode. John 51. 120 Perna. Angela 46. 51. 118. 122 Perna, Lyle 51 Palmer. Eddie 51 Perkins. Brenda 51. 126 Petrie. David 51 Pettyjohn. Gary 51. 94. 125 Pfaff. Todd 51. 132 Prause. Sue 2. 51. 115. 121. 125 Pittman. Dennis Phillips. Jenny Press. Michell 51. 115 Radebaugh. Lisa 14. 51. 77. 101. 110 Ragan. David 11. 16. 51. 52. 90. 91 Rakoczy. Ron 16. 51. 76 Rasmusson. Scott 51 Richmond. Krystal 51 Riddle. Tena 51. 132 Rioux. Linda 126 Robideau. Jack Roach. Bill 9. 51. 52. 77. 81. 85. 94. 104. 105. 183 Rollins. Julie 51 Rollins. Tim 51.77 Ross. John Ruddy. Tim 51. 77. 120 138 Sabon. Phil 16. 51. 76 Sajdak. Sue 14. 46. 51. 111. 122. 182 Sauve. Richard 52. 84 Schrader. Jay 52. 94. 98. 104. 113. 125 Scott. Andrew 9. 52. 77. 183 Shires. David 13. 52. 94. 133 Sloan. Tim 13. 52. 92. 94. 132 Small. Sheila 52 Steffes. Don 52 Stevens. Chere' Strouse. Phillip 52 Sorenson. Dawn Stockton. Brett 12. 52. 86. 94 Taylor. Alicia 52. 54 Tinker. Gail 52. 132 Tobin. Pam 52. 53. 118. 119 Tompkins. Natalie 52 Tompkins. Virginia 52. 121. 125 Tuck. John Tuck. Mary VanNuck. Kelly 8. 15. 52. 53. 79. 118. 125. 182 VanNuck. Tim 52. 89. 94. 95 Vaughn. Dan 52 Verlinde. Karole 52. 126 Wargo. Mike Watson. Randy Watters. Shawna 45. 52. 102. 115. 125 Weaver. Tanya 46, 52. 77. 80. 122. 132. 133 Webb. Tom 52 Westcott. Jim 52 Wheeler. Kelly 52 Wieland. Sheri 53. 115 Wilson. Bill 53 Wilson. Brian 53 Wright. Shelly 53. 115 Yoder. Cheryl 55 York. Pam 8. 53 Zigila. Greg 53. 77 144 Directory Nimke. Chris 60 Norman. Jerry 60. 61 64. 114. 182 Norman. Terry 14. 60. 65. 85. 88. 96. 108. 109, 113 Nowlin. Kenneth OMara John 60 . 80 . 96 . 97 . 99. 116. 125 Overmyer. Vernon 60 Owens Dawn 60 Papendick. Renee 60. 62. 63 Parkinson. Beth 60. 87. 102. 103. 119. 125 Patton. Brian 60 96 Perkins. Linda 60. 126 Perry. Sharon 60. 119 Peterson. Paul 60. 108 Petersen. Shelly 2. 60. 65. 125 Petrie. Debra 60 . 86 118 Petroskey. Brenda 11.60. 102. 125. 182 Pettit. David 2. 60 116. 125 Pillivant Dawn 35. 60 Pratt. Robin 60 Priebe. Raymond 60. 96 Prieskorn. Jeff 12. 14 61. 80 Prosser. James 61. 182 Radebaugh Jamey 12. 61. 79. 96. 97. 108 Rasmussen. Jason 61 Reeves Todd 85. 96. 108 Revitzer. Amy 62 Richardson. Anthony Roed. John 61 Rogers Star Ross. Patrick Sajdak. Lisa 11. 61. 62. 65. 97. 118. 119. 133 SanCartier. Richard 65 Schlehuber Thomas 61 Schrieber. Richard 61 Shires. Rebecca 61 Shively. Susan 61.63. 182 Stampfly. Jeff 61 Stamm Jane 11. 61. 133 Starr. Ken Steffes. Yvonne 61 Stevens. Jean 11. 61. 103 Stillwagon. Mandi 60. 61. 62. 97. 118, 119 Stocker. Claudette 61 Thomson. Bette 2. 61. 125 Thompson. Keith 61 Tenniswood Martha 61. 63 Trenary. Bradley 61.96 Trudeau. Terena 62 Trudgeon. David 62 Walsh. Phyllis 62 Ward. Bruce 62. 132 Watkins. John 62. 120. 128. 129 Watson. Tina 126 132 Weatherly. Roger 62. 96 Webb. Jeff 2. 62. 65. 121. 125 Whiting. Shelley 62 Williams. Karen 8. 62. Ill, 132 Welch. Donny 62 Willoughby. Mark 62 96 108 Wright. Christine 62 Yoder. Brian 62. 85. 96 Yoder. Jody 62 84 Zigilia. Scott 62. 63. 108 Freshmen Anderson Penny 57 Anthony. Susan 57 Babbitt. Darryl 57. 64 Bailey. Craig Ball Robert 57 Bancroft. Donald 57. 96 Barclay. James 96 Baron. Bruce 12. 57. 125 Bartelli. Deena 2. 57. 64. 125 Behlke. Jill 57 Bennett. Pat 57 Bentley. Donelle 57 Bickman. Scott 64 Bonkowski. Mary Jo 57. 60. 62. 63. 132. 133 Borders. Randy 57. 65 Bowdish. Byron Brackenbury. Paul 65. 96 Brewer. Kenneth 6. 11. 57 Brinkner. Ray 84 Brooks. Scott 56. 57. 122. 125 Burr. David 12. 46. 57. 62. 64. 76. 97. 113. 133 Byce. Lori 57. 125 Calkins. Greg Campeau. Cheryl 57. 132. 182 Carlson. Bruce 57. 61 Case. David 64 Case. Justin Churchman. Catherine 62 Coffman. Donna 7. 14. 16. 57. 132. 182 Collen. Craig 108 Cottenham. John 57. 96 Cousins. Robert 57 Cross. Scott 12. 57. 120 Crouch. William 57. 63. 64. 96 Curtis. Kevin 57. 133 Dale. Mary 57 Darnell. Ann 57 Denton. Brock 57 Diedrich. Catherine 15. 56 Doremire. Thane 57. 65. 96 Doty. Robert 57 Durga. Edward 57. 61. 96 Erickson. Kelly 11. 56 . 57 . 61. 62 . 80. 122 Erickson. Michael 57 Faqan. Tracy 64, 108. 109 Ferrigan. Timothy 57. 116. 117 Ferrigan. Joseph 57. 96. 97 Fijolek. Mike 56. 58. 122 Fling. Scott 58. 65 Fox. Michelle 126 Gabriel. Brent 58 Gabriel. Dawn 58 Galvani, Jeffery 58 Gardner. John 58 Geoit. Douglas 58 Gibbons. Shawn 58. 62. 96 Gildner. Timothy 58 Goodale Larry 58. 63. 96. 128. 156 Gorten. Pam 58 Gravelyn. Shirley 58. 125 Griffith Patricia 58 Haas. Curt Hagerman. Kimberly 8. 58. 125 Hale. Jackie 58 . 61. 102. 103 Hall. Deborah 58. 61 Hamilton. Mark 58 Hanover. Patricia 58 Harland. James 17. 58. 96. 97. 108. 109 Harland. Paul 17. 58. 65. 77. 97. 108, 109 Harrison. Kim 120 Harwood. James Heather. Robert 58. 96 Helsel. Jerry 58 Hickey. Patrick 58 Howe. John 58. 96 Huss. John 58 Ingalls. Ray 58. 96 Iverson. Earl Jenney. Mathew 15. 58 Jensen. Timothy 12. 58. 61. 116 Johnston Michael 58 Jones. Craig 59. 108 Jones. Trina 59 Jorgenson. Robyn 59. 63 Jung. Tim 59. 81 Kapets. Christi 59. 63 Keir. John 59. 96. 97 Kellogg. Pam 59 Kelly. Eileen 59 Kequom. Thomas 59. 125 Kesteloot Robert 59. 80. 125. 132 Keusch. Bonnie 56. 59. 63. 119. 122 Kolka. Jackie 59 Kuhn. Dennis 90 LaChance. Annette 59 LaChappelle. JoelynV 59. 62. 63. 87 133 Lange. Patricia 59 Larson. Ben Latusek. David 10. 59 Lee. Diane 8. 59. 62. 63. 65. 102. 103. 132 Lindsay. Shawn 59. 76. 96 Love. Susan 59. 126 Lozon. Marjene 59 Lucksted. Dan 14. 59. 96. 97 McClain. Pam 59. 63. 97. 118. 119 McCredie. James 59 McLachlan. Bradley McMurray. William 59 Mahaney. Kathleen 59. 133 Martella. William 58 . 59 . 96. 122. 125 Matyn. Marian 59. 121. 125 Messerschmidt. Todd 62 Methner. Ted 59. 96 97. 108. 109 Metzer. Wayne 60. 96 Millikin. Patricia 60. 85. 102. 103 Moggo. Julie 60 Money. Jack 7 60. 85. 96. 108. 109 Money. Joel 60. 96. 108. 109 Morrill. Greg 60. 96 Mosher. Brian 62 Mudge. Jenny 60. 63. 129 Directory 145 Best Wishes Class of 79 Carlisle Paddles, Inc. The Rugged Ones Grayling, Michigan Canoe and Kayak Paddles - Boat and Rafting Oars WM 03JIA JEWELERS GIFTS 235 MICHIGAN AVE., DOWNTOWN GRAYLING, 348-5111 Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9to5:30; Friday 9to9 The answer to the third finger left hand... When there’s no question you’re in love! That’s the kind of love Davis’ answers! Perfect Craftsmanship, superb design, and distinctive styles, as individual as your love. We have a fabulous collection of diamond rings and wedding bands at prices you can afford. We Salute the Class of 79 Good luck in the future 6raulina Malt Baith Grayling and Frederic 150 Clyde Borchers and Paul Thompson Cornell Agency, Inc. Cornell Realty, Inc. Insurance CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 Real Estate Advertisements 151 Congratulations Class of 79 [specially to Our Son Bill Sherlock 152 Advertisers Dan Moggie's Arrow Station Our Best Wishes For Your Success To Our Daughter Sherry Lynn And All The Class Of 79 We graduated together in the Class of 59 and find that people still put gasoline in cars Come Trade With Us Advertisers DINNER BELL RESTAURANT GRAYLING. MICHIGAN OPEN THE YEAR ROUND SALAD BAR FAMILY STYLE DINING CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “79” GRAYLING Dairy Queen Dairt| Queen Compliments of sanora Nicholas DAVE ROSS BUILDER COMPLETE HOME REMODELING 348-8537 CUSTOM HOME BUILDING GRAYLING Homes that are quality built are not made with tangibles alone, there’s a lot of pride and ability mixed in with the wood and concrete. Congratulations to the Class of 79 154 Advertisers ONE OF THE WORLDS UNIQUE ARCHERY COLLECTIONS Fred Bear Museum FRED BEAR BIG GAME TROPHY COLLECTION ARCHERY PRO SHOP GRAYLING, MICHIGAN Congratulations Class of 79 TheAuSable Hotel Frederic Advertisers 155 Treat Yourself to the Best OPEN DAILY 10 AM to 5 PM WED. SAT. NIGHT 7 to 10 PM Chair Lift Skyline Is Located 6 Mi. S. of Grayling Leave 1-75 Expressway at 4 Mi. Rd. Interchange Rt. No. 1. 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GRAYLING, MICHIGAN 4 97 3 8 227 Michigan Avenue phone si7-348-67ii Olson’s of Grayling COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Congratulations Class of “79” Ketflt dwtelRcttCty Grayling 1-75 Bui. Loop 346-6111 A member of Electronic Realty Associates, Inc. m REALTOR • Advertisers 165 Jansen’s Sales and Service Pine Knoll Campground LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER Jansen’s Sales and Service is located at 501 Cedar Street in one of the historical buildings of Grayling. Erected in 1908 by the Odd Fellows Lodge, it has served as a school, Eagles Club, theatre, dance hall and bowling alley. BEST WISHES CLASS OF “79” McLean’s Pro-Mart Home Center Grayling Hospital for Animals A COMPLETE HARDWARE Grayling Phone 348-3231 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Dr. Wayne Casler Dr. Paul Mesack CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “79” 166 Grayling Window Door Co. Grayling House Restaurant M-72 West GRAYLING. MICHIGAN Call the “Lumber Number” 348-5290 Congratulations Class of “79” 4662 W. Young Street Grayling 348-5071 Georgia Pacific, serving the retail lumber business of Northern Michigan with quality wood products. Best Wishes Class of “79” Grayling Advertisements 167 Best Wishes Best Western AQUA RAMA |] a Aquarama Motel Grayling Crawford County Collision Complete Collision Repair Ted Johnson 620 N. Grayling Road Grayling 348-7792 Madsen’s Lumber Yard Congratulations to the Class Of “79’ Mac’s Drug Store Grayling, Michigan Grayling Auto Parts Auto, Sno-mobile, High Performance Machine Shop 404 Norway Street Grayling 348-6681 Stephan Wood Products, Inc. Grayling, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of “79' Leng’s Garage Sales and Service 24 Hour Towing Frederic, Michigan Days 348-8366 Nights 348-8368 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Miller Equipment Co. Serving the construction and logging needs of the Lower Peninsula. We are located in the Industrial Park, Grayling, Michigan Advertisements 169 Marilyn’s Hair Boutique Grayling Colonial Motel ♦ COLONIAL MOTEL indoor pool THE FAMILY MOTEL Congratulations to the Class of “79” and especially our daughter, “Sherri Reed.” 209 McClellan Grayling, Michigan From the Grayling Big Boy and the Zielinski Family Recreational Motors Congratulations to the Class of “79” M-72 West at M-93 Grayling 348-9116 170 Advertisers Stewart Sandwiches Compliments of Sorenson Funeral Home 1108 North Down River Road Grayling, Michigan 49738 Phone: (517) 348-3671 Derek McEvers, Owner-Director 201 James, Grayling Phone 348-6731 Advertisers 171 Crawford County Avalanche Beginning Our Second Century Printing-Office Supplies Personalized and Wedding Stationery Phone 348-6811 WOODWORKING CO. Congratulations Class of ‘79’ Auman’s LawtOsA BATH SHOPPE Everything for the Bath M-72 WEST GRAYLING, MICHIGAN Located at Tom Schans Plumbing and Heating Supplies House of Catering Timber Room Lounge Industrial Park Phone 348-7400 Phone 348-9187 172 Terry’s Honda and Suzuki Sales and Service Black and White Foodland Inc. Featuring Swift Protein Beef Cold Beer and Wine Open Daily 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. 100 Ottawa Street Grayling Best of Luck Seniors Terry’s sales, located 3 miles west of Gray- ling on M-72, offers a full line of sales and service on Honda and Suzuki bikes as well as Arctic Cat and Ski-Doo snowmobiles, and Evinrude motors and boats. L.P. Plastics, Inc. Grayling, Michigan OLE DAM RD. Party Store We keep you in good spirits. DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS OF PLASTIC MOLDS CUSTOM PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING PHONE 348-3811 Visit Our Deli 72-WEST PHONE 348-9675 Advertisements 173 402 Cedar Street Phone (517) 348-5327 Golden Touch Beauty Salon V (3'ie nA,C'€t eb Downtown Graylinr IIM RITA SMITH R H Sports Center We offer a wide selection of sporting goods, trophies, t shirts and transfers. Best wishes to the class of “1979” 348-9097 Grayling 4J C. J. Disco Cal Julie Walls Disco services for bars; parties weddings and all special events Also; retailer for commercial lighting and sound equipment. PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEYS ALL TYPES OF MUSIC 103 FRED BEAR DR. GRAYLING, MICHIGAN (517) 348-9097 174 Advertisers PEREZ MCLAUGHLIN Certified Public Accountants At the Cornell Building Corner of 1-75 M-72 Grayling, Michigan Mickey L. Perez Gary J. McLaughlin Reptile World The Reptile World, Graylings newest attraction, extends its congratulations to the Senior Class of Grayling High School. M-93at M-72 West, Grayling Phone 348-2376 Congratulations to the class of “79” FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT CAMP GRAYLING ARMY NATIONAL GUARD The Guard belongs. PHONE: 348-7621 Cross' Country Corner General Store Frederic Hardware - Sportware - Groceries Bait - Tackle Marathon Gasoline Hours 8-9 Sunday - Thursday Phone 348.5953 8-10 Friday - Saturday Autographo 175 W m n= =n E SIS S | .-1 t=j OF SAGINAW 2195 James Street Grayling, Michigan 348-7651 Homestead jp House Furniture Phone 348-8423 - - Grayling Best wishes to the Class of “79” DUBOIS LUMBER IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION MILLTOWN PARTY STORE A VIKING STORE 604 Norway, Grayling 176 Holiday Inn of Grayling Our dining rooms, lounge, meet- ing rooms and guest rooms will continue to serve you during con- struction. Watch for our new Holi- dome to open in the Spring of 1979. 1-75 Business Loop Grayling, Michigan (517)348-7611 Best wishes Paul A. Dosch, M.D. Donald D. Burkley, M.D. Kim W. Waterfall, M.D. AuSable Manistee Realty, Inc. 1-75 Business Loop South KEN’S SIGNS Frederic, Michigan Congratulations “Dee” and the Class of “79” Advertisements 177 Millj, p. o. Grayling, Michigan 49738 own « Kefuse Lakeview Stables Hay Rides Moonlite Rides Best Wishes to the Students and We rent, sell, lease or buy horses, and we are the new owners of Little Smokey Railroad. Faculty at G.H.S. Crawford County Glass Grayling, Michigan Glass for Every Purpose Located in the Industrial Park, Grayling 2288 S. Millikin Rd. Phone 348-9082 Best Wishes Class of “79” Phone 821-6079 or 348-8198 Higgins Lake, Mich. Zone 9 Open daily-9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Timberview Village and The Village Manor on the AuSable PROVIDERS OF PERSONAL CARE Old US 27 South Frederic 178 Advertisers Congratulations Seniors For greater depth in Local News and Sports Coverage, the paper to read is the.... Herald Times Phone 348-7737 502 Norway St. GRAYLING Congratulations Seniors Nora’s Beauty Salon 348-8614 303 Peninsular Grayling, Michigan D M General Store Old 27, Frederic Congratulations Class of “79” CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “79” Advertiser 179 Best Wishes... ...to the students and staff at G.H.S. North Michigan Land and Oil Corporation and Michigan Hydrocarbons, Inc. Grayling, Michigan Office (517) 348-8911 (517) 348-9004 North 1-75 Business Loop Grayling, Michigan m PEAlTOP PROFESSIONAL REALTY COMPANY 180 Advertisers sA p ? Patrons Art Clough % Nj v v v S ( P ° G % - H, °ff, ' 0 % ©A Can SelC ren, nsF m °f. ons r South End Total of Grayling The aim of education should be to teach the child to think, not what to think. —John Dewey Jarn ' S £ Jo 'nes Wars' haHWo«e otG.avV.n9 Hoer,’s Oeci opting Krum rei Beverage Distributin Grayling Pharmacy o 0 s SVA 9 Co. rO V sv 0 % Automatic Specialty Company % The G.H.S. Viking yearbook staff wishes to thank all area merchants, industrial, and professional people for their adver- tising support which makes this publica- tion possible. 181 • IT ; !«• T J' I 4 S ? 4utogranhs r Affix Supplement Here An additional 16 pages, covering springtime G.H.S. activities, will be published during the summer and will be made available to purchasers of the 1979 Saga at no extra charge, Newspaper and radio announcement will inform you as to when and where you may secure your copy. 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