Grayling High School - Viking Saga Yearbook (Grayling, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

‘83 Saga September 1982 - June 1983 GRAYLING CRAWFORD A Champions Build Pride The school family as well as the community share in the athletic achievements of Karyn Reynolds and John Solomonson. Karyn is the 1983 State Ski Champion in the Slalom. John is the 1983 Class C Wrestling Champion in the 167 pound weight class. This was the first time that G.H.S. placed two Champions during the same school year. Grayling High School Grayling, Michigan School Colors: Green and White About this Issue A school yearbook is just what the name implies, a book about the people and happenings that make up a particular school year. The ‘83 Saga tells the story of the 1982 83 school year at Grayling High School. As such, it is a book about the students and staff, their teaching and studies, their social life, organizations, achieve- ments and sporting events. The book has been produced by a group of GHS students and their advisor. It has been prepared for the present, for 1983, but its greatest value may be ten or twenty years in the future, for the present soon becomes the past and we want to keep in touch with yesterday and all our friends. Theme Tomorrow is soon today; Memories are good times we've shared Publication Co-editors..................Nate Kolb, Todd Riley Business Managers..............Karla Dosch, Monique Petrosky Section Editors Senior Class.........................Nate Kolb, Todd Riley Junior Class............................................Lisa LaMotte Sophomore........................Joe Rakoczy, Lexis Wegner Freshman...........................Beth Bedard, Cheri Hutek Staff Academics............................LisaCdeBaca Organizations...................................Chuck Kolb Activities...................................Jodee Hatley Specialty Pages........................................Linda Goddard Sports.................................................Karen Kibbe Advertisers.................Karla Dosch, Monique Petrosky Directory....................................Diane VanAntwerp Staff Artist................................................Pat Moore Representative Josten Yearbook Co..............Tom Keiswetter Faculty Advisor.........................................Charles Kolb Additional Yearbook credits...pages , 5,130,and 131 FEATURES page 5 page 17 Academics Pa§e 9 A • I Groups page 55 page 99 Highlights from the school year 32 page Awards Four classes of people Sports ‘83 Dedication, Editor’s pages, Alumni and Memorials page 128 pa§e 135 page 164 Community Support Directory Contents 3 4 Administration and Faculty The new school year became a time for change. When the school doors opened in September we found a new principal, Mr. Carl Naghtin in charge of the day to day happenings at G.H.S. Prior to coming to G.H.S., Mr. Naghtin served as high school principal at Lakeville Community Schools. Mr. Naghtin received his bachelor of Science and the Master of Arts degree from Western Michigan University. He earned his Specialist in Education degree from Central Michigan Uni- versity. Mr. Naghtin is not just an educator, he is also a husband and parent. We have included a pic- ture of Carl and Marilyn Naghtin taken at the Christmas Dance. They have three children, daughter Pam and sons John and Brad. 6 Administration Mr. Mike Branch Assistant Principal Pam Alexander Special Education Central Michigan University William Bonkowski Study Hall University ot Michigan Becky Brown English, Gym teacher Central Michigan University 4r. Naghtin provided a birthday cake to help Mr. Branch over the pain of his tOth birth- day. Mr. Mike Branch is our Assistant Principal as well as Athletic Direc- tor. He is a graduate of Hillsdale College and Eastern Michigan University. Michael W. Dean Math Science Central Michigan University Michael Delp Biology, English. Creative Thinking Skills Alma College Robert J. Hannan English, Newspaper Central Michigan University Warren •Butch” Hayes Health Physical Education Central Michigan University Dora Lantzsch Home Education Consumer's Ed. Central Michigan University University of Michigan Howard Lehti Government Northern Michigan University Central Michigan University Faculty 7 Nancy Lemmen Spanish Public Speaking Alma College Bill Klinger Counselor Eastern Michigan University Chuck Kolb Instructional Materials Center, Yearbook North Central. Illinois Garret Theo. Seminary Central Michigan University Neil Longworth Drafting Woods Moorhead College Eastern Michigan University Charles Lyk Typing Business Education Central Michigan University Edward J. Martella Metals Central Michigan University Judith P. Mesack English Albion College Bowling Green University Tom Mills Psychology. Sociology. Biology Michigan State University Charles E. Mires History Government Alma College 8 Faculty Gayle Prause Business Typing Central Michigan University Mike Smith Math Computers Central Michigan University Chuck Spencer Public Speaking Language Arts Bowling Green University Michigan State University Lacey Stephan Math Science Northern Michigan University Howard Taylor Community School Director. Band Director University of Michigan Michigan State University Raymond J. Trudgeon History Michigan State University THE COMPUTER AGE The computer age came to GHS during the school year through a generous grant of $16,000 from the Weyer- haeuser Corporation. Twelve micro computers were installed in Mr. Smith's classroom during the sum- mer of '82. When the school year began students eagerly gathered around the electronic marvels to learn the techniques and basic language of the TRS80 computer. Mr. Smith has been busy learning and teach- ing new computer skills to students and teaching staff alike. Elementary school children have even been anxious to stay after school to work in the high school computer lab. By the time they arrive at GHS they may find computers in all of the classrooms. Faculty 9 Lynn Thompson Art Typing Albion College Central Michigan University Dan Ullery Business Math Alma College Michael Wieland Biological Sciences Physical Ed Central Michigan University Robert Woodland Reading English Central Michigan University Therese Wakeley Special Education Western Michigan University Penni White Counselor Southwest Missouri State Central Michigan University joAnne Ferguson Secretary to Mr Branch Carole Gust Secretary Counseling Office Loretta Whaley Secretary to Mr Naghtin 10 Faculty ( Mrs.Lemmen's Spanish class breaking pinatas Coach Don Ferguson brought honor to GHS when he was named,for the second year in a row, Regional Coach of the Year in Wrestling. A member of the Middle School teaching staff, Coach Ferguson also assists as difensive coach for the high school Varsity Football team. Faculty 11 NEW SUPERINTENDENT After 9 years as our principal, Mr. Kent Reynolds was appointed superintendent of the Crawford AuSable School District following the resignation of former Superintendent William E. Diedrich. Mr. Reynolds is a graduate of Eastern Mich- igan University, and is currently pursuing graduate studies in school administration at the University of Michigan. 1982-83 SCHOOL BOARD Top Row (Left to right): Ereo Allen, Paul Lerg, (Assistant Superin- tendent), Roger Moshier, Bill Morford, Kent Reynolds (Superintendent). Bottom Row (Left to right): Bernadine Dosch, Pauline Petoskey, Kathleen Burkley, Mary Allen. Right Center: Assistant Superinten- dent, Paul Lerg. Right:Central Office Secretaries (L-R) Jackie Norman, Mary Goss, Jean Smith, and Florence Brooks. 12 Administration The lunchroom crew are pictured busily washing the new lunch trays provided during the school year to help students carry their food. Eleanor seems to be smiling over the menu or is she smiling because she knows something about the chicken dog that we don't know? --A __A --A PiIZA ---- Cutfir Bukuro HVr Doi ------ fismwich fC4, 'TmTuma rifimr turri , JrlLf K--- . 2 5 Jeuo I tfiO+M Of. PlJNC ■jvilt -Aen Toe iwnt 6 4. J 1� Cl?rl,lA (tCf'ti Potato chhh Mil - urn ft - � lUir aim TK.H CAFETERIA CREW Left to right: Loretta Christian, Cindy Green, Eleanor Mclsaac, Rose Keusch, and Fran Hanson. Left to right: Mrs. Bernie De Hart, Li- brary Aide; Amy Harned, Counselor-AuSable Valley Youth Service Bureau, B.A. in Social Work, M.S.U.; Douglas Wilson, Director of AuSable Val- ley Youth Service Bureau, B.S. C.M.U. Staff 13 Transportation Specialists Left to Right : Dale lesh, Vern Hoag (Supervisor), Mary Galloway, Erma Riddlte, John Stevens, Patty Kozicki, Mary Lou Porter, Oena Kolb, Lee 1 Riley, Cliff Porter (Sitting). Not Pictured : Lloyd Crawford, Robert Wargo, Pete Latusek, Mike Alma, Betty Burrell, and Peter Weaver (Mach.) 14 Staff Teacher aides gain work experience as they assume classroom responsibilities which include correcting papers, tutoring, typing, and assisting in labs or shops. Left: Annette Barber, IMC Aide checking out a book to Darlene Cox. Mary Shires, Aide to Mrs. Prause checks typing exercises. Jeff Harney, an aide for Mr. Hayes assists with paperwork in the IPS class. Aides Provide Services Teachers Aides 15 16 17 Homecoming Homecoming 19 Above: Smiles at the Homecoming Dance. Left: King Jeff Kea and Queen Sheri Linendoll as last years Homecoming Queen Jody Yoder presents a bouquet of roses. Below: Three legged race. The Seniors won the Spirit Cup for the events during Home- coming week. Top Left: A very happy couple at the Homecoming Dance. Top Right: Brad Emerick jumping high in the obstacle course. Above Left: Bob Sprague thinking he's cool with his hat for hat day. Above Right: Kay Golnick and Luke Pet- rosky thinking who ties these knots anyway? 20 Homecoming Homecoming Above Left: Teh Senior Class pushing hard at the VW race. Above Right: Alright, who slipped? Left: Hawaiian theme at Homecoming Dance. Below: Everyone enjoyed the evening. Homecoming 21 Homecoming Right: Take my picture! Below: The Homecoming Game and as you may have noticed, there's a touchdown in there somewhere. Center: The juniors building their pyramid with plenty of space to spare. Bottom: Look out, here I come!! Christmas Dance Brad and Debbie will remember the Christmas Dance for many years. Everyone else had a good time, too! Christmas Week Christmas Week always brings a change of pace to GHS. Each year finds Senora Lemmon and her Espanol students singing traditional holiday songs in the hallways and classrooms. Christmas Assembly This year's Christmas Assembly was different than past years. It was a talent show of sorts with faculty and students performing instrumental and vocal music, dance and skits built around the holiday theme. Every- one in it and everybody watching had a good time. 24 Christmas Week Winter Carnival ‘83 An unusually warm winter and the lack of good snow cover may have discouraged the skiers among us, but it did not stop the Grayling Winter Pageant. Congratulations to Heidi Goss, who did great as Miss Gray- ling. Heidi’s court included (Left to Right) Sheila Burpee, Mindy Baker (1st Runner-up), Queen Heidi Goss, Wendy Savallisch (Miss Congeniality), Sheri Linendoll (2nd Runner- up and Best in Talent), Kris Casler, and Jen- ny Alef. Each of the girls was a real winner. Prom 27 This and That We will expect a report for the '84 yearbook from George Morse and Tim Taylor on their summer 83 extra- vaganza through Europe with the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp International Orchestra. Denise Harrington was nominated to participate but decided not to accompany the orchestra on their tour. Denise, however, will be at- tending the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp where she will concentrate on vocal music skills. Tricha Hahn will also attend the Blue Lake Camp for advanced training in ballet. Nancy Lemmen and the Spanish students won honors at both the Saginaw Valley College Foreign Language Day (November) and Foreign Language Day at C.M.U. (April) by winning 1st Place Honors in Spanish Dance, Song, and Display competitions. Three gals from G.H.S. will be attending the ‘83 session of Girls State at Central Michigan University. Felicia Galvani, Karla Dosch, and Shawn Lovely should come back as experts in state and national government. Tom Brooks, Paul Gust, and Dave Reynolds will be our Boys State representatives on the campus of Michi- gan State. Have you ever wondered why Boys State and Girls State aren’t held together on the same campus? The summer of ‘83 will also find Karla Dosch, Shawn Lovely, and Wayne Schoonover attending Operation Bentley at Olivet College. The government seminar is designed to involve students in community and political activities. Did you notice that this is a co educational program? While the computer lab received most publicity, our new television equipment was used effectively in the classroom, at fine arts and at most sporting events. Our’ thanks to the Weyerhaeuser Corporation for making this new equipment available to the students at G.H.S. The Forensics program never gained a lot of atten- tion during the school year, but 16 people were involved, and Brenda Prause and Dave Reynolds made the grade by qualifying for State Regional competition at Ferris State College in April. The group of students pictured with Robert J. Han- nan comprised the Journalism Class and through their efforts a couple of issues of the Grayling High Times appeared on campus during the ‘83 school year. Stephanie Hindmarsh will be touring Michigan during the summer of ‘83 with the Petoskey Dance Com- pany. The group specializes in jazz dance and is well recognized throughout the midwest. SCHOOL SONG Green and white of Grayling High School the colors we hold dear Marching ever on to victory and we ll always cheer • • rah rah rah Loyal to our team and team mates the watch world of us all For we love our dear ole high school and our standards must not fall. Onward Grayling, score a basket (touchdown) and put this team to shame Fight team, Fight team Come on Fight team and we ll win this game • • rah rah rah For the Vikings we of Grayling just can't and won't be beat For we love our dear ole High School and we will not take defeat!!! 29 30 School Life School Life 31 Awards Assembly Tops-Off Year Awards presented at the 1982-83 Awards Assembly Yearbook Dedication...............Jack Trudgeon Band Awards Most Improved Band Member.. Dennis Mansfield John Phillip Sousa Award........George Morse Lewis Armstrong Jazz Award...................Tim Taylor Marine Corp Award.........................George Morse Tim Taylor Perfect Attendance Award 9th Grade...........................Lori Pfaff Lori Whitcher 11th Grade...........................Lee Crowell Dean Wallison 12th Grade....................Kris McClelland Typing Skills (words per minute) 49 WPM.............................Darlene Cox 42 WPM........................Denise Pittman 40 WPM.......................................Kim Cole Forensics 1st in Original Oratory.......David Reynolds Dramatic Award..................Brenda Prause Theatre Awards Outstanding Actor Award...................George Morse Outstanding Actress........................Kathy Allen Outstanding Support Actor...........Damon Thayer Outstanding Support Actress.........Shawn Lovely Outstanding Character Actor.................Troy Haag Outstanding Character Actress_______Zann Lindsay Outstanding Newcomer.............. Kathy Allen Outstanding Contribution to G.H.S. Theatre............................Tim Taylor Viking Award. Jenny Riker, Ryan Morford Jim Hill Volleyball All-League................Jenny Riker Wrestling State Champion.....John Solomonson Weight Training 900 Pound Club.................... Rob Priestap 1000 Pound Club............Jim Piper Spanish Award...........Anne Waggoner Theatre Awards Outstanding Actor......George Morse Outstanding Contribution to Theatre................Tim Taylor Bausch Lomb Science Award.......... .......................Dave Martella Outstanding Social Science Student Award............Diane Whaley C.O.O.R. Awards..........Denise Evon, Frank Krajenka, Joel Lenar RoyO. Milnes Award......Diane Whaley Teacher of the Year... Mr. Warren Hayes State of Michigan Competitive Scholarship Jennifer Alef Gina Bidwell Kristin Casler Sandra Johnson Beth Jones Jeffrey Kea Karen Kibbe Kristina Gravelyn Alan Leng Douglas Mansfield David Martella Daniel Meldrum Ryan Morford George Morse Kim Ostrowski Donna Phelps Angela Stephan Lance Watters Diane Whaley Anne Waggoner State of Michigan - Tuition Grants Cecilia Canfield Sheri Linendoll Steve Sauve Booster Club Scholarship Kristin Casler David Martella Beth Jones Daniel Meldrum Jeffrey Kea Diane Whaley Sheri Linendoll Grayling High School Alumni Scholarship Beth Jones David Martella Diane Whaley Miss Grayling Scholarship Heidi Goss Mindi Baker Sheri Linendoll Don Hale Memorial Scholarship Daniel Meldrum Kirtland Community College Darlene Hale Todd Riley C.O.O.R. Scholarship Denise Evon Lovells Home Extension Scholarship Brad Emerick Beth Jones Teri Behlke Central Michigan University Donna Phelps Michigan State University Kristin Casler David Martella Ferris State College Diane Whaley Northwood Institute Jenny Alef Awards 33 34 Student Council 9th grad : Kathy All n. Chrlaty Best. Nancy Cybart. Michel Mothler. Kevin Reynold . Kim Springer. Carrie Stephan. 10th grade: Michelle Barber. Jodie Christman. LeeAnn Lovell. Gina Medley. Brenda Rochett . Audra Small. Damon Thayer. 11th grade: Theresa Barber, Steve Brooks. Karla Dosch. Felicia Galvani (Trees.). Deanna Hubbard. Kris Larson (Vice Pres.). Monique Petrosky. 12th grade: Jenny Alel. Cellna Eshenroder (Sec ). Denise Evon, Sheri Linen- doll. Ryan Morlord. Todd Riley (Pres.). P.K. Weiss. The 1982-83 Student Council worked to improve the academic environment at GHS. In the process of accom- plishing this goal a Recognitions Committee evolved. The committee seeks to acknowledge those who worV for academic excellence. In all, it was a productive year for the council, from Homecoming ‘82 to the end of the school year, each member contributed greatly. Todd Riley 36 Student Council The local chapter of the National Honor Society seeks to create an enthusiasm for scholarship and pro- motes growth in individual leadership and character. As individuals, and as a group the NHS renders ser- vice to students and community. During the school year NHS members have tutored fellow students, assisted at GHS open houses, ushered at school plays, and spon- sored the popular ‘ Meet the Grads Day” held prior to Christmas break. Jennifer Alef NathanieTColt Luke Petrosky Teresa Barber Kris Larsen Monique Petrosky Gina Bidweii Joel Lenar Dawn Phelps Tom Brooks Sheri Llnendoll Donna Phelps Cindy A Brown Carol Longworth Brenda Prause Kristin Casler Kevin McDonough Rob Priestap Karla A Dosch Kris McClelland Karyn Reynolds Celina Eshenroder Melissa McEvers Wayne Schoonover Lariann Evoy Raeann McEvers Angela Stephan Troy Haag Doug Mansfield Jim Stewart Deanna Hubbard Dave Marteiia Kim Stockton Steve Jackson Regina Medley Damon Thayer Gerry Johnson Daniel Meldrum Dean Wallison Sandra Johnson Ryan Morford Lance Watters Beth Jones George Morse Paula Weiss Jeff Kea Valerie Nelson Diane Whaley Karen Kibbe Kimberly Ostrowski Stacey Wolcott Denise Kitchen Kris Ostrowski National Honor Society National Honor Society 37 The G.H.S. Players’ fall offering was Harry Segall’s romantic fan- tasy, “Heaven Can Wait.” The play, directed by Nancy Lemmen, is the story of a young prizefighter, Joe Pendleton, who is accidently snat- ched up to Heaven 60 years before the official record book shows that he is to die. With the assistance of two Heavenly Messengers, Joe manages to return to Earth in a new body, recapture his chance to win the boxing title, and fall in love. The cast and crew of “Heaven Can Wait” thank the Crawford County Arts Council for funding half of the production expenses. Cast Joe Pendleton......................................................... George J. Morse Mr. Jordan...............................................................Paul Gust Messenger 7013.....................................................................Kevin Reynolds Julia Farnsworth........................................................Shelly Leal Tony Abbott .........................................................Damon Thayer Bette Logan..........................................................Kim Stockton Max Levene ..............................................................Troy Haag Mrs. Ames..........................................................................Laura Grudzien Nurse..............................................................Anne Marie Waggoner Susie .............................................................Brenda Prause Ann.................................................................................Kathy Allen Williams.............................................................Brian Crosby First Escort.........................................................Trisha Hahn Second Escort........................................................Beth Bedard Workman...............................................................Jeff Martinez Lefty...............................................................................Todd Riley Doctor..................................................................Robert Ryan. Jr. Plainclothesman......................................................Darrel Sauter Airplane Passengers....Kathy Allen, Brian Crosby. Rica Ikarf, Ikuyo Inoue. Barbara Kamph, Jeff Martinez. Brenda Prause. Darrel Sauter, Rene Trudgeon, Anne Marie Waggoner Crowd Members Beth Bedard. Barbara Kamph, Jeff Martinez, Rene Trudgeon Announcer's Voice..........................................................Ron Ball Student Director........................................................Denise Harrington 1 ‘ Heaven Can Wait’ ’ By Harry Segall 38 Fall Play “On Golden Pond The Grayling High School Players wel- comed in spring 1983 with three outstand- ing performances (March 3-5) of Ernest Thompson’s popular stage play ‘‘On Golden Pond”. The lead role of retired teacher Norman Thayer was ably handled by senior Tim Taylor. Freshman Kathy Allen played op- posite Tim as Norman’s wife Ethel Thayer. Tim, Kathy, and the entire cast brought life to their respective roles and the audiences responded with frequent and enthusiastic applause. The play featured a unique set designed and constructed by the stage crew under the supervision of stage manager Paul Gust and set designer Trisha Hahn. Director Howard Taylor was assisted by Student Director George Morse, with Paul Gust as Stage Manager. This production of ‘‘On Golden Pond” was rated as one of the best student per- formances ever on the stage of the Joseph Stripe Auditorium. Howard Taylor. Director 40 GHS Players Our thanks to the Crawford County Arts Council and the business pro- fessional community for their sup- port of the G.H.S. student theatre. Cast Kathy Allen Troy Haag Stephanie Hmdmarsh Kevin Reynolds Tim Taylor Damon Thayer Stage Crew Beth Bedard Karla Dosch Paul Gust Troy Haag Trisha Hahn Jamie Keusch Jeff Luce Jeff Martinez Pat Moore Monique Petrosky Maria Perez Lisa Phillips Tony Pickell Brenda Prause Kim Stockton GHS Players 41 42 Babes in Arms G.H.S. Players By Rogers Hammerstein Howard Taylor Director The spring musical has become a valued tradition at G.H.S. Roger and Hammerstein’s “Babes in Arms takes its place alongside Swerling and Burrows’ Guys and Dolls (1980) , and Cole Porter’s Anything Goes (1981) as an outstanding example of the amateur theater at its best. The cast, support- ing staff, and community based orchestra are to be congratulated for their outstanding musical production for 1983. Spring Musical Members of Cast The Press Agent Paul Quel Terry Thompson Shewn Lovely Qus Field George Morse Valentine White .. Tim Taylor Susie Ward Shelly Leal Seymour Fleming. Troy Haag Bunny Byron Zannlyrae Lindsay Lee Calhoun. Kevin Reynolds Jennifer Owen. Kim Stockton Phillis Owen . . Kathy Allen Steve Edwards Damon Thayer APPRENTICES Peter.............Todd Riley Betty. Stephanie Hindmarsh Boh.......Dennis Mansfield Libby.....Denise Harrington Ann..................Trisha Hahn Don....................Peter Hues Nancy.................Maria Perez Beth ...................Lori Plait Liz Lisa LaMotte Amy.........Brenda Johnson Jean........Kris McLaughlin John...................Jeff Martinez Production Staff Student Director Jeff Luce Stage Maneger - Bill Nielson Stage Crew Flyman • Jim Picked Jonl Restrainer Bllly-Jo Hawley Karen Kibbe Alice Matyn Lighting Karta Dosch Monique Petrosky PROP MANAGER Shewn Ryan COSTUMES Lisa LaMotte Felicia Galvan! HOUSE MANAGERS • Beth Bedard and Donna Homing SET DESIGN Jeff Luce Trfah Hahn Paul Gust Bill Nielson MAKEUP Karla Dosch Monique Petrosky SOUND Tony Picked PROGRAMS AND ADVERTISING Trish Hahn Paul Gust Spring Musical 43 Yearbook “83” Executive Committee Mr. Charles Kolb, Faculty Advisor Executive Committee Front Row (L-R): Lisa LaMotte, Jodee Hatley. Monique Petrosky, Beth Bedard, Lisa CdeBaca. Lexis Wegner. Joe Rakoczy, Dianne VanAntwerp, and Linda Goddard Newberry. Back Row (L-R): Karen Kibbe, Pat Moore, Todd Riley, Alice Matyn, and Nate Kolb. Producing a good quality yearbook is a challenging task. Nothing has been easy for the '83 Saga Staff. Each step has been a struggle and for every success there has been a matching discouragement. Yet, we feel good about the book and give credit for the final product to the entire year- book team, though in truth a few have ex- celled and carried the load for the group. Whatever the case, the book tells the story of our school year. CO-EDITORS '83 Nate Kolb Todd Riley 44 Yearbook Saga Production Staff Yearbook Staff Front Row (L-R): Val Krey, Carrie Stephan, Pam Weaver, Dianne Van- Antwerp, Lisa Latuszek, Denise Campeau, Rochelle Campeau, Tam- my Savallisch. Jodee Hatley. Second Row: Lisa LaMotte, Arvella Cox, Lori Pfaff, Nate Kolb, Pat Moore, Lisa CdeBaca, Dawn Weatherly, Linda Goddard Newberry, Vickie Mahaney. Missy Madsen, Donna Phelps, and Karen Kibbe. Third Row: Todd Riley, Alice Matyn, Cheri Hutek, Jamie Deusch, Beth Bedard, Maria Perez, Jeff Martinez, Monique Petrosky, Kim Springer, Lexis Wegner, Joe Rakoczy, and Chris Mahaney. Not Pictured: Christy Best, Chris Breitfield, Karla Dosch, Brad Emerick, Felicia Galvani, LeAnn Hunter, Danielle Leal. Zann Lindsay, Tina Meldrum, Tosha Millikin, Brenda Prause, Karen Rauch, Dave Reynolds, Bobby Ryan, Sheri SanCartier, Sue Van Dalen, and Kathy Westfall. Number One Ad Sales Team Lori Pfaff and Carrie Stephan were our outstanding ad sales team for the '83 Saga, having sold $1,300 in ads. Icon Yearbook 45 Jazz Band Howard Taylor, Director The GHS Jazz Band has helped fill the void caused by the demise of the traditional concert band these past several years. Performances by the band have found the 17 members and their director Howard Taylor at the Holiday Inn for a fashion show, at the Monday night school board meeting and on frequent oc- casions before school in the cafeteria. The Jazz Band is a young group with but four senior members. They have had a good year gaining valuable experience and may well form the nucleus of a larger more traditional band once the instrumental music program gets back in the groove. 46 Jazz Band Jazz Band 47 JAZZ BAND MEMBERSHIP Beth Bedard, Don Carl, Debi Dibble, Paul Gust, Stephanie Hindmarsh, Chuck Johnston, Lisa Kitchen, Jeff Luce, Jacqi MacOue, Dennis Mansfield, George Morse, lammy Morse, Wemdy Pittman, Rob Priestap, Telaine Sanderson, Tim Taylor, Dean Wallison. Specialty Classes at Kirtland Above Left: Lisa CdeBaca doing a manicure in her Cosmotology Class. Above Center: Barry Wilson at work in his Automotive Class. Bottom Left: Teri Behlke and Linda Miller taking blood pressure in the Nurses Aide Class. Center: Kurk Hamilton prepares for a session in his Welding Class. 48 Left: Jeff Prause, Sean Link- hart and a friend checking a circuit in their Electronics Lab. The C.O.O.R. Intermediate School District provides specialty courses not otherwise available to G.H.S. students. These classes are provided at Kirtland Com- munity College: Automotive Repair, Cosmotology, Elec- tronics, Engineering, Marketing, Nurses Aide and Weld- ing. Center Right: Brad Wilson doing a brake job on a slightly worn Pinto. 49 Bo th the M 0 r n i ng a n d B u i 1 d i n g Trades C 1 a s o n the pr 0 j • c t 0 f b u S e p t e m b e r 1982 1 a n d i n time f or t h e i r 0 p 25th and 2 6th 1983 a t 2 0 7 So u t h A r t h u r E v i d e n c e s , P r i d e 0 f i t y skill s . To 9 e t h e r h a v e done a f i n e j 0 b the A f t e r n 0 0 n s e s b eg a n w 0 r k i n 9 i 1 d i n 9 a h 0 u s e i n c 0 m p 1 e t i n 9 t h e h 0 u s e e n ho u s e 0 n Mar c h The h 0 u s e � 1 0 c a ted S t r e e t i n G r a y 1 i n g . labor a n d f i n e q u a 1 - , the s e you n g m e n 50 Building Trades Building Trades Morning Crew. Left to Right: Steve brooks, Jerry Helsel, Mr. Lesh-Instructor, Jim Kitchen, Ralph Reaume, Howard Bunker, and Dale Wakeley. Not Pictured: Tim Thompson, Louie Rioux, and Todd Peterson. Afternoon Crew. Left to Right: Roger Moon, Ralph Reaume, David Metzer, John Stephenson, Grant Thomas, Mr. Lesh-Instructor, Mike Crouch. Front Row: John Wejrowski and Stan Rakoczy. Building Trades 51 52 Advisor Edward Martella Advisor Lacey Stephan SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: President, Sheri Linendoll; Represent- atives, Ryan Morford Celina Eshenroder; Treasurer, Jenny Alef; Vice President, Paula Kay Weiss; Secretary, Denise Evon; Representative, Todd Riley. 54 Seniors Seniors 55 56 Seniors Darlene Hale Kristina (Knight) Gravelyn Richard Grant Kirk Hamilton Renee Hatfield Jeff. M. Harney Marjean Helsel James Hill Douglas R. Geoit Linda A. (Goddard) Newberry Kay Lynn Golnick Heidi Lee Goss Seniors 57 Seniors Robert J. Holzman Sandra K.Johnson Karen Lynn Kibbe Nathanael C. Kolb 1 Connie J. Isenhauer Dawn LaMotte Geraldine L. Johnson Joel Lenar Alan D. Leng Daniel Richard Meldrum Sheri Ann Linendoll Lisa Mertes John Miller « Kris A. McClelland 1® Pamela M. Miller Seniors Lawrence W. Nielson Kimberly Ostrowski Connie Perna ' - N- T4 Donna L. Phelps James J. Pickell Anthony D. Pickell Luke F. Petrosky Mary Minard George Jacob Morse Michael J. Petrie 60 Seniors Robert D. Priestap Todd Michael Riley Stan Rakoczy 1 Dorene Cinda Root C. Robert Ryan Jr. Jennifer Sue Riker Steve J. Sauve Wendy Sue Savallisch Rene Schlehuber John Rupert Solomonson Robert Sprague 62 Seniors Ai df w Dawn Weaver Paula Kay Weiss Jeff Welch Diane Sue Whaley Not Pictured Joel K. Anteau Donna Argue Randy Borders Shelia Burpee Larry Davis Kim Goerke Kimberly K. Grandmaison Tina Gugin Jerry Helsel Kathy Isenhauer Beth Adair Jones Jim Kitchen Heidi Knepp Frank Krajenka David LaMotte Thomas Lesinski Ellyn Kay McQuarter Mark Pindell Ralph Reaume Steve Stephan Dianna VanAntwerp Joe VanNuck Dale Wakelev Katrina Wheeler Barry Wilson Class Motto: “What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning.’’ Class Flower: Dusty Rose- Rose Class Colors: Burgundy Dusty Rose Class Song: Baba O’Riley Class Trip: Toronto, Canada Class Advisors: Mr. Ed Martella Mr. Lacey Stephan Seniors 63 Senior Candids 64 Seniors Senior Trip Toronto Niagara Falls, Canada Hun v 66 Seniors Seniors 67 8 Baccalaureate Baccalaureate --------Class Night V___________ 70 Class Night _________J Class Night 71 ---Commencement ‘83 V_____________ 72 Commencement _____________ Commencement 73 74 Juniors Juniors 1984 President-Monique Petrosky Vice Pre.-Steve Brooks Treasurer-Karle Dosch Secretary-Teresa Barber Representatives-Deanna Hubbard Felicia Galvani Kris Larson The end is near The future is just beginning Robert Hannan- Advisor Queen and King Denise Campeau Greg Helsel Juniors 75 Adams, Kelly ' Ahrns, Bruce Alimenti,Shauna Anderson,Robert Bendig,Heidi Brown,Cindy M. Cox,Dave Dedafoe,Darrel Ball,Ron Barber,Ann Barber,Teresa Dosch,Karla Bentley,Donald Bulley, Wesley Dannenberg,Cheryl Doty,David 76 Juniors Galvani,Felicia Gildner,Ron Fenton,George Jr. Gabriel,Scott Juniors 77 Hickev.Mike Holzman,MaryJo House,Kim Johnson,Brenda Kitchen,Denise Leal,Shelly Hubbard,Deanna Hutek,Demis Ireland,Kim Joseph,Jamie £ 4 5 Karas,Rebecca o £ Lademam,Kenneth 1984 v 1. Joseph,Cindy Kucharek,Nancy Leal,Danielle 78 Juniors Lugviel,Lynn Mackinnon,Ken Mahaney,Vicki Masella,George Juniors 79 Prause,Jeff Priebe,Steve Reynolds,Dave Reynolds,Karyn Stanton,Ray Trenary,Shelly Trudgeon,Rene 80 Juniors Vandanlen,Susan Wakeley, Kevin Wallison.Dean Weatherly,Dawn Wolcott,Stacey Wejrowski,John Class of Boonie,Delores NOT PICTURED Abeare,Charlotte Ayers,Brad Barber,Amy Black,Jamie Brooks,David Brooks,Steve Campbell,Kevin Canfield,Tim Coleman,Dennis Conklin,Shannon Crowell,Lee Crouch,Mike Gebson,Lloyd Harmer,Missy Jacobs,Brian Larkey,Ken Linkhart,Sean Lozon,Marty MacDonald,Diane McPherson,Tom Metzer,Sherry Miller,Tammy Moon,Roger Muriel,Michelle Northruy,Linda Wakely,Shea Watson,Ervin Wysk iel,Eric Juniors 81 Sophomore Class Officers Back Row (l-R): Gina Medley (Vice Pres.), Jodie Christman (Pres.), Lee Ann Lovell (Rep.). Middle Row (L-R): Michelle Barber (Sec.), Brenda Rochette (Rep.). Front Row (L-R): Damon I hayer (Rep .), Audra Small (Treas.). Advisors: Gayle Prause Tom Mills Sophomores 1985 82 Sophomores Barry Armstrong Derek Bancroft Annette Barber Michelle Barber Tracy Beck Monty Bidwell Sally Bordeaux Jeff Branch Gregg Burns Rochelle Campeau Sharon Carl Glen Carlson Dennis Case Jodie Christman Scott Collen Darlene Cox Brian Crosby Barsie Cross Carolyn Davis Lance Davis Heidi Derenzy Darlene DeVriendt Robert Dillenbeck Tammy Uoremire Ken Erb Sophomores 83 Lisa Ferdero Jennifer Galvani Dave Gardiner Vicki Goins Gary Gugin Allison Hoover Donna Horning Tracy Hull Peter Huss Dan Hutek Shannon Isenhauer Steve Jackson Donald Johnson Tim Johnson trin Jones 84 Sophomores •«k j� Dave Jung Barb Kamph Jamie Keusch Vickie Kea Teresa Kengel Stacey Kent Tammi Kneff Chris Krajenka ■■f Don Lange Kris Laudenslager Teresa Lehto Shannon Kraycs Sue LaLhance Tina Loney Mike Long Carol Longworth Keith Love LeeAnn Lovell Mick Lovely Kevin McDonough Frank McLeod Riley McNamera Gina Medley Jim Messerschmidt Vicki Miller Sophomores 85 Jon Nicholas SOPHOMORES Tammy Moore Mike Mitchell Jon Olson Linda Northrup Jeff Nisch Robin Monforton Brad Naghtin Tos'sha Millikin « (J Tim Moore Heidi Morrill Dale Overmeyer Tammy Mishler 86 Sophomores Harold Partello Rodney Patterson Maria Perez Marty Peterson Dawn Phelps Brenda Prause Cindy Prosser Joe Rakoczy Joni Restainer Lisa Phillips Chris Pindell Denise Pittman Jamie Porter Ed Robinson 1985 Sophomores 187 Brenda Rochette Darrel Sauter Jami Shepler Forest Sieger Audra Small Joe Smock Lisa Solomonson Randy Stampfly Patti Stein Mike Stillwagon Chad Swander I Damon Thayer Kalyn Thayer Kim Stockton Barb Stoddard Madelyn Thomas Bon Thomson Jeanett Thornburg Scott Trudeau Kindra Vanderpool Denise Ward Brian Waters Jay Watters Pam weaver Tonya Weaver 88 Sophomores Lexis Weqner Alan Weiss Sean Walsh Jeff Welch Greg Welser Todd Witcher Ron Wyman Kaedine York M. Baker M. Ball S. Bergey J. Brown I. Campbell C. Davis 8. featherston I. Hall T. Jackson M. Jackson A. Johnson L. Johnson NOT PICTURED C. Jones J. Kurk P. Mathey T. Moore G. Murray S. O'Niel R. Press S. Ryan E. Sedelmaier T. VanAntwerp C. Westfall 90 Freshman Remember... What we are now, is only a hint, a shadow, of what we are capable of being. Advisors to Class of “86” Mr. Wm. Bonkowski Mrs. Penni White Freshmen Class Officers (L-R): Michele Moshier (Vice Pres.), Christy Best (Sec.), Kevin Reynolds (Treas.), Carrie Stephan (Pres.), Kathy Allen (Rep.), Nancy Cybart (Rep.). Not pic- tured: Kim Springer (Rep.). Class of “86” Freshman 91 Casey Aoams Richard Adams Bill Adkins Kathleen Allen Sandra Allison Brenda Brown Melissa Burrell Jack Clark Cheryl Alma Christine Best Wendell Barclay Mike Barr Jerid Baxter Beth Bedard Mike Breitfeld Ton Brooks Joe Bordeaux Dave greitfeld Paul Bobenmoyer 92 Frosh Kim Cole Arvella Cox Nancy Cybart Shelly Denton Renee DeVriendt Tonya Doremire Kelly Doyle Larry Duvall Dan Eaqlen Robert Fitzqreraid Pam Golnick Robert Gelinski Sa ah Geoit Necia Gilbert Tom Gillett John Golnick Kathy Golnick oalynn Grant Laura Grudzien Tabatha Haltiner Claude Halstead Frosh 93 Phillip Hardy Jody Harwood Denise Helton Stephanie Hindmarsh Stacey Hoover Bob Howe Anna Kengei Mike Keene Stacev Hinds Chuck Johnston Leanne Hunter Lisa Kitchen Cheri Hutek Shawn Kraycs 94 Frosh Chris Mahaney Donald May Paul McCann Shaun McCann Dennis Mansfield Jeff Martinez Frosh 95 Dianne Robinson Jay Ruddy Sheri SanCartier Mania Sanderson Scott Schwartz 96 Frosh Carrie Stephan Lacey Stephan Lynne Waggoner Amy Wakeley Timothy Stephan Maria Strouse John Walsh William Watkins Pam Weaver Lori Whitcher Annette Williams Sean Wright Steve Leal George Duncan Jeff Wyle NOT PICTURED William Eaglen Lisa Fairbotham Carrie Goudie Kevin Hudson Lori Jackson Darryl Jones Eric Root Wayne Rose Bobby Stillwell Lori Vaughn Toni Wakeley Oonna Wilson Scott Wyskiel Frosh 97 98 ‘Never Say Die’ Season VARSITY SCORE BOARD Roscommon 26 Grayling 06 Cheboygan 2 Grayling 00 Petoskey 21 Grayling 00 Rogers City It� Grayling 08 Gaylord 15 Grayling 06 St. Ignace 21 Grayling 06 Boyne City 19 Grayling 25 Charlevoix 21 Grayling 00 Onaway 21 Grayling 06 1982 Varsity Football Team Front Row (hr) Bob Keene. Barsie Cross. Dave Martella. Joe Riddle. Brad Emenck. Jeff Kea. Scott Gabriel. Jim Stewart Second Row (hr): Tom Brooks. Shannon Conklin. Mike Hickey. Paul Mamlm. Ken Lademan. Wayne Schoonover. Jim Hill, Frank McLeod Third Row (l-r) Dan LaDuke. Rene Trudgeon, George Morse. Ryan Morford. Mike Petrie. Rich Grant. Rob Pnestap Fourth Row (l-r): Coach Ferguson. Stan Rakoczy. Luke Petrosky. Kevin Wakeley. Greg Heisei. Jamie Joseph. Mgr Bill Nielson Fifth Row (l-r): Coach Branch. Coach Klinger. Tom Sorenson. Todd Peterson. Brian Jacobs. Mike Crouch Not Pictured Mgr Louie Rioux 100 Varsity Football The Grayling Vikings battled all year long and played every game with great enthusiasm. Playing a tough schedule and teams like Rogers City and Roscommon making the play-offs added to the type of competition we played all year. Many players gained valuable game experience which will help the Vikings for next season. A never say die season was the motto as the season went on. Good luck to our graduating Seniors who move on to newer things and good luck to the returning juniors who take on the task of play- ing football. -Head Coach Bill Klinger The Grayling J.V. football team had another spectacular season, finishing it off with a record of 6 wins and 3 losses. Their biggest victory was the last game of the season when they beat the undefeated Onaway Cardinals 36 to 22. The J.V. squad was definitely Tough on the Turf. -Varsity Mgr. Bill Nielson ‘Tough on the Turf’ JUNIOR VARSITY SCORE BOARD Roscommon 00 Grayling 2 t heboygan 22 Grayling 12 Petoskey 00 Grayling 22 Rogers City 06 Grayling 20 Gaylord 26 Grayling n St. Ignace 07 Grayling 28 Boyne City 06 Grayling 32 Charlevoix 50 Grayling 22 On aw a y 22 Grayling 36 1982 J.V. Football Team Front Row (1-r): Eric Root. Claude Halstead. Chad Swander. Jon Nicholas. Gary Gugm. Mick Lovely. Scott Trudeau. George Dun can. Jeff Branch. Second Row (l-r): Lacey Stephan III, Mike Keene. Tom Miller. Ron Wy man. Stacey Kent. Joe Rakoczy, Brian Featherston. Derek Ban croft. Dave Gardiner Third Row (l-r): Will Watkins. Scott Schwartz. Jeff Welch. Don Lange. Riley McNamara. Gregg Burns. Mike Stiliwagon. Lance Davis Fourth Row (l-r): Mike Wakeley. Bill Adkins. Scott Wyskiel. Don Brooks. Mike Hanger. Dave Jung, Monty Bidwell. Barry Arm strong. Kevin McDonough Fifth Row (l-r): Coach Wolcott. Jim Sorenson. Kevin Hudson. Rodney Patterson. John Quest. Todd Whitcher. Pete Huss. Coach Spen- cer JV Football 103 ‘Coach Brings new Energy to Team’ Johannesburg Roscommon Falrview Oscoda Roscommon Petoskey Boyne City Charlevoix ■igittce Petoskey BoyntCity Cheboygan Gaylord Charlevoix St. Ignact Rogers City 62 Grayling 53 Grayling 52 Grayling 49 Grayling 47 Grayling 56 Grayling 45 Grayling 38 Grayling 57 Grayling 45 Grayling 50 Grayling 44 Grayling 36 Grayling 44 Grayling 61 Grayling 48 Grayling 53 Grayling 59 Grayling 48 Grayling 60 48 28 36 32 50 48 46 56 51 29 58 33 34 Front row (l-r): Lisa LaMotte, Joyce Stevens, Jenny Riker, Heidi Bendig, Stacey Wolcott. Back row (l-r): Dawn Weatherly, Joan Stevens, Wen- dy Savallisch, Kris Laudenslager, Coach Tom Mills, Celina Eshenroder, Kris Larsen, Karyn Reynolds, Shelly Trenary. 104 Girls Varsity Basketball Ine girls Varsity Basketball Team start- ed out the 1982-83 season on a new page in the Viking Athletic History Book. With Coach Tom Mills taking the position of Varsity Coach, our girls were exposed to some new techniques which helped to make this cns of the best seasons for Girls Basketball in Grayling. All of the credit cannot go to having a new Coach, because it was the girls themselves who made this team what it was this year. Congratulations on a well-played season, and Good Luck to all future teams. -Angie Stephan,Mgr. Girls Varsity Basketball 105 Promising JV Turn in Great Season Front Row (l r): Vickie Kea, Kim Springer, LeeAnn Lovell, Erin Jones, Audra Small. Back row (l-r) Lori Pfaff, Tina Meldrum, Michelle Bar- ber, Lisa Solomonson, Heidi Derenzy, Dawn Phelps. Stacey Hinds. 106 Girls JV Basketball Johannesburg Roscommon Fairview Oscoda Roscommon Petoskey Boyne City Cheboygan Gaylord Charlevoix St. Ignace Rogers City Petoskey 22 Grayling 17 Grayling 31 Grayling 38 Grayling 28 Grayling 29 Grayling 18 Grayling 31 Grayling 29 Grayling 27 Grayling 13 Grayling The girl s J.V. basketball team finished the season with a fine record of 16 wins and 3 losses. A couple of the hiyhligl.to .of the season were the victories over Rogers City and Oscoda. In both games, urayling came back after being behind to win in the last minute of the game. This year’s team had a great season which will helo them to make a strong Varsity team next year. -Coach Ullery Girls JV Basketball 107 Young Team Gains Respect The 1982-83 Basketball Team started the season strong staying in a close race to the top until the second half of the season and went into a slump. A very inexperienced team with a lot of desire A team that was contender for the District Championship, but losing in the finals in the closing seconds. - Coach Hayes. 108 Boys Varsity Basketball Grayling 60 Lake City 63 tf 63 Petoskey 71 tt 51 Boyne City 49 ft 56 Cheboygan 51 II 66 Gaylord 59 ft 52 Charlevoix 65 It 44 St. Ignace 60 tt 7 . Alpena 87 tt 70 Benzie Central 69 tf 60 Petoskey 67 tt 55 Roscommon 85 tt 6 Cheboygan 52 ft 65 Boyne City 85 tf 6 Rogers City 75 tf 5 Gaylord 67 ft 64 Roscommon 49 ft .8 Charlevoix 58 tf 9 Alpena 78 tt 45 St. Ignace 68 tf 53 lexers City 65 Districts ft 55 Whittemore Prescott tf 67 Houghton Lake Varsity Basketball Team Back (1-r): Coach Hayes, Ron Ball, Paul Hamlin, Wayne Ross, Jim Stewart, Ryan Morford, Jim Hill, Front(l-r): Mickey Lovely, Shawn Kraycs, Dave Zigila, Ken Lademan, Mike Hickey, Brad Emerick, Bob Keene, Bill Nielson (mgr.). Boys Varsity Basketball 109 Small Squad, Experienced and Tough Inis years J.V. Basketball team was characterized by beginning and ending strong with a learning process in the middle of the season. This year's season record was 7-13 with 8 of the losses by 6 points or less. The highlights of the season was the defeat of the Alpena JV's, a class A High School. This years team hopefully developed the tools and talent that will make them a winner on the varsity. - Coach Mills 110 JV Boys Basketball rayling 53 Lake City 29 If A7 Petoskey 3A It 56 Boyne City 62 It 56 Cheboygan 62 If 9 Gaylord 53 If 7 Alpena 93 I� 65 Benzie Central 71 1� A9 Petoskey 63 If A8 Roscommon A3 If 68 Boyne City 69 If 65 Cheboygan 71 II 52 Gaylord A? II 57 Roscommon 67 It 60 Charlevoix 77 If 55 Alpena 50 II 55 St. Ignace 50 II 51 Rogers City AA II A8 St. Ignace 52 II 52 Charlevoix 53 II A9 Rogers City 55 JV Basketball Team Standing (1-r): Coach Mills, Jon Nicholas, Gregg Burns, Jay Watters, Derek Bancroft, Scott Schwartz, Coach Ullery. Kneeling(l-r) George Duncan, Don Lange, Jeff Branch, Dave Jung,Mike Keene. JV Boys Basketball 111 Vikes finish 3rd Varsity Volleyball Team: Back Row(l-r): Dawn Hawley, Paula Haruood, Melissa Mc- Evers, Tammy Savallisch, Coach Brown, RaeAnn McEvers, Deanna Hubbard, Michele Muriel, Penny Holzman, Debbie Cybart(Mgr.) Front Row(l-r): Kathy Worden, Gina Bidwell, Wendy Savallisch, Jenny Riker, Ikuyo Inoue, Shelly Trenarv. 112 Varsity Volleyball Best Ever in Conference This years Volleyball Team had a fantastic season- getting 3rd in the conference which was the best ever for a Grayling Volleyball Team. The addition of exchange student Ikuyo Inoue proved to be a big plus for the already dyna- mite Vikes. Congratulations to the Volleyball Team on a great season. -K.K. All-Conference — Jenny Riker Shelly Trenary Honorable Mention — Ikuyo Inoue Wendy Savallisch Varsity Volleyball 113 Enthusiastic Vikes have Great Season With by far the best JV squad in years, Viking Volleyball has a bright future. Effort and enthusiasm lead the junior varsity to a 7-5 season. The team hustled, worked well together and inproved consistently with strongest abilities in spiking and defensive play. Great Job Vikes. -Coach Brown JV Volleyball Team Back Row (1-r): Piper Ostrowski, Denise Pittman, Lori Pfaff, Barb Fitzgerald, Kim Cole, Amy Wakeley, Dawn Phelps, Beth Bedard, Coach Becky Brown. Front Row(l-r): Jenny McEvers, Kathy Partin, Tammy Moore, Shelly Denton, Stacey Hinds, Diann Munsey, Shannon Kraycs, Darlene Cox KA'i ■■ p� i BwriiS 52$ nm f ND' t HNY raiamm 2“ MICHELLE 114 JV Volleyball BLUE OEVU.S MVP- Dawn Phelps Beth Bedard 110%- Piper Ostrowski Shelly Denton Most Improved-Denise Pittman Kim Cole Captain-Shannon Kraycs J.V. Volleyball 115 Vike Skiers Race to Class C Honors The G.H.S. girls ski team had an exceptional season in 1983. After a slow start, with next to no practice due to conditions, the girls began to mount their victories. The girls finished the season with a total of 63 wins, 20 losses and 1 tie. The team placed 2nd in the Michigan Huron Shores Conference and 2nd in the Regional meet. This 2nd place qualified the girls for State Finals at Crystal Mountain. At Crystal, the girls finished the sea- son with a 5th place in the state meet. Because the skiers competed against other class schools at the state meet, they were actually the Class C State Champions. The girls will do quite well again next year with their only loss being Sr. Kristin Casler. State Champ Karyn Rey- nolds will return for another season along with other valuable skiers from 1983. —Kris Casler 116 Girls Ski Team Girls Ski Team 117 Young Team Gains Experience Boys Ski Team (l-r): Glen Carlson, Kevin Reynolds, Ken Larkey, Bob Ryan, Mark Gust, Ralph Opperman, Riley McNamara, Chad Swander, Dave Martella, Brian Crosby, Alan Weiss, Darrell Sauter, Pete Huss, coach Wieland, Ronny Thomson, Greg Welser. The G.H.S. boys ski team had a bit more difficulty completing their season. The boys team was very young and inexperienced, with the only returning racer from 1982 being Sr. Dave Martella. The remaining racers were made up of Sophomores. Unfortunately, weather conditions did not help matters, for the team needed practice on the slopes, but there was a request for snow first. The boys completed the 1983 season with 54 wins, 30 losses and 1 tie. The team finished 5th in the Michigan Huron Shores Conference and 4th in the Regional meet. The boys completed a successful year gaining some experience for the 1984 season. All members of the team will be returning, minus Senior David Martella. — Kris Casler Boys Ski Team 119 Wrestlers Continue Winning Tradition Dual season record: 10 wine. 2 losses: 3rd overall In Conference: District Cham- pions; 2nd In Reglonals; 5th overall In the State. Conference Champs: Dan Meldrum. Ron Wyman, Steve Sauve. Jim Piper. John Solomonson, Tom Sorenson. District Champs: Tim Moore. Dan Meldrum. Ron Wyman. Steve Sauve. Jim Piper. John Solomon son. Regional Champs: Steve Sauve. Jim Piper. John Solomonson. State Finals: State Champ • John Solomonson 2nd Place Jim Piper 4th Place Steve Sauve 5th Place Dan Meldrum 1982-83 Wrestling Team: Standing (1-r): Coach Ferguson, Tim Moore. Ron Wyman. Dan Meldrum. John Solomonson. Steve Sauve. Barsie Cross, Jim Piper. Gary Gugin. Lacey Stephan III. Kneeling (l-r): Robin Monforton. Jack Clark, Claude Halstead. Tony Partello. When asked to summarize the ‘82- 83 season one could go into great detail about outstanding individual and team accomplishments, however, there is an area which has not always been included into this summarization Ability is not a char- acteristic which can be handed out, but one which must be brought out of an in- dividual, this often proves to be the most difficult task in coaching. As any wrestler would agree. Coach Don Ferguson is the individual to whom we owe any personal success. The 82-‘83 season was an outstanding one. but though outstanding, most wrestlers remain hungry for perfection. Along with ability, a desire to excel as an In- dividual and as a team is brought out. this desire for perfection we call hunger Even though a great season has just ended - we do not look back, we look ahead, hungry to fulfill our potential, bringing out more of our ability. This hunger and motivation is aroused by the coach, this hunger is the key to success. When analyzing the ac- complishments of Coach , one could go on and on, but more impressive than the Coach of the Year award he has recently received, is the person he is along with being the coach. Thanks—Dan Meldrum 120 Wrestling Steve Sauve 1st in Conference. Districts and Regionals. 4th in State. 100th Victory. Season Record 45 2. Overall record 129 27. 9 Tournament Championships. School Record of 45 straight wins. Dan Meldrum 1st in Conference Districts, 2nd in Regionals, 5th in State. Season Record: 38-9, Overall Record: 98-36.6 Tournament Championships. Jim Piper 1st in Conference, Districts and Regionals. 2nd in State, Season Record 39-4, Overall record 86-32. 6 Tournament Championships. John Solomonson State Champion 167 lbs.; 1st in Conference, Dis- trict and Regionals; Season record 44 wins. 2 losses; Overall record 140 wins, 38 losses; 100th victory; 9 Tournament Championships. Wrestling 121 Baseball ‘83 Back Row (L-R): Shannon Conklin, Monty D’Amour, Ryan Morford, Russ DeHart, Dan LaDuke, Jim Stewart, Dan Lademan, Jim Hill. Front Row (L-R): Jeff Branch, Mike Hickey, Riley McNamara, Mike Keene, Ken Erb, George Duncan, Jon Nicholas, Dave Brooks, and Mary Harris. 122 Baseball Baseball 123 Track Season ‘83 Back Row (J_-R): Coach Ullery, Erin Jones, Tammy Mischler, Michelle Bar- ber. Dawn Phelps, Tina Meldrum, Kris Larsen, Coach Smith. Front Row (L-R): Karyn Reynolds, Regina Methner, Lisa Furders, Dawn Weatherly, Melissa McEvers, Gerry Johnson. Not Pictured: Beth Jones, Tammy Moore. A report on the outcome of the ‘83 track season was not available at the time of publication. —Yearbook Staff 124 Track Give it Your Best Track 125 ‘‘Let’s Have a Cheer ” We Cheered The 1982-83 Cheerleaders proudly represented our entire school and teams this year in a very high-spirited manner. Providing the crowds with half-time entertainment, and students with pep assemblies, they had hoped to get school spirit aroused once again. Although this was not an easy task, once the crowds participated, it made any outcome of a game a happy one. D w 126 Cheerleaders OUR CHEERLEADERS Top Right: JV Football CheerleadersBack: Shauna Alimente. Front (L-R): Felicia Galvani, Donna May, Jodee Hatley, Lisa Furdero, Brenda Rochette. Bottom Right: JV Basketball Cheerleaders Back: Christy Best. Center: Lisa Furdero. Front (L-R): Tina Mel- drum, Robin Sellers, Kathy Golnick. Bottom Left: Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders (L-R): Vickie Kea, Dawn Weatherly, Stacey Wolcott, Shawn Lovely, Jodee Hatley. Top Left: Varsity Football Cheerleaders (L-R): Jodie Christman, Shawn Lovely, Sheri Linendoll. Pictured on page 121: Sheri Linendoll, Lisa Solomonson and Tammi Pettit who were the Mat-maids for the 1982-83 season. 127 Cheerleaders Dedication Raymond “Jack” Trudgeon We, the staff of the 1983 Saga, are pleased to dedicate our yearbook to teacher Raymond Jack Trudgeon. Our act of dedicating this annual is in response to his many years of personal dedication to us, the past and present students and faculty of Grayling High School. On the personal side, some of Mr. Trudgeon's hobbies include: photography, carpentry, hiking and cross country skiing. Mr. Trudgeon is a product of the Sault Saint Marie school system. He began his college work at Lake Superior State College, graduating from Michigan State University. Following college days he served in the regular army for two years. Upon his discharge from the military, he came to Grayling and began his teaching career at G.H.S. Mr. Trudgeon is presently In his 27th year as a member of the high school faculty. Jack and Aggie Trudgeon will soon celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. Together they have added 9 children to the local school population and with 5 grandchildren we can expect the Trudgeon name to be on the school atten- dance records for years to come. The gratitude and thanks of the yearbook staff to Jack Trudgeon, recipient of our 1983 book dedication for smiling upon us these past 27 years. 128 Dedication Editor’s Pages As co-editors of the ‘83 annual we became aware of the fact that a yearbook doesn’t just happen. It takes the patience, dedication and especially the cooperation of the entire production staff to put a yearbook together. The high level of cooperation on the part of the section editors and staff has made our job as co-editors considerably more pleasant. We would like to personally thank all the yearbook members who have helped in the production, design, and the sale of advertising and books. A special “thank you” to the section editors who successfully completed their pages in meeting production deadlines. And of course, a final “thank you” to our faculty advisor, Mr. Chuck Kolb, who helped make the ‘83 edition possible. We are confident that this will prove to be an enjoyable book for the student body, and that in the future it will serve to bring us back to the many good memories and friends that have made up the school year ‘82-‘83. A special “thanks” to all of you who in the day to day routine of the school year became the subjects on which this annual is based. Our year together was a good year and so we say our fond farewell to one and all at Grayling High School. Your ‘83 Co-Editors, Nate Kolb Todd Riley 130 Yearbook WITH THANKS It Is to be noted that In the production of this book that all layouts are the work of the yearbook staff, which in addition has handled all paste down. The print has been set at the Crawford County Avalanche by employee Rena Neilson, with additional print copy prepared by students at G.H.S. The book has been printed in the plant of the Josten’s American Yearbook Company, Clarksville, Tenn. A number of persons, both from the community and the yearbook staff, have contributed photographs which appear in this edition. Our thanks to the following for photography: Adams Photography, Arvella Cox, Jodee Hatley, Rica Ikari, Karen Kibbe, Chuck Kolb, Lisa LaMotte. David Reynolds, Kent Reynolds. Todd Riley, Rene Trudgeon, and Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wert. The production staff of the 83 Saga has made every effort to avoid errors in the preparation of this book. We ask your pardon for any such inadvertent errors that may appear in this book. Financial affairs for the '83 book were in the hands of Karla Dosch and Monique Petrosky. Original cover and divider pages by staff member Pat Moore. Yearbook 131 AluHuti Amwliaim CMmtw 30 ljem of Smice Diane Whaley Roy 0. Milnes Award ‘83 APuhw AmcUUioH The “number one” purpose of the Alumni Association has been to keep the classes of G.H.S. together. We promote Reunions. We keep a file cf addresses. We mail an annual letter of events. Since ‘79. we have given Scholarships. Since, ‘61, we give an award yearly to “The Best All Around Good Citizen of the Senior Class.” We have preserved all composites of class pictures from the very first class of 1889. We have purchased a beauti- ful Green and White leather album and donated a Pole System for these same pictures. We Honor an Alumnus every year at our Homecoming Din- ner...but we have also included persons who have given outstanding service to our Schools. We who have worked to keep the Alumni active have done so because we appreciate what G.H.S. has done for our young people...there is no sub- stitute for Education. — Mrs. Clara Atkinson Sorenson ‘35 Scholarships The Roy O Milnes Award for “The Best All Around Good Citizen”. We have a plaque at the High School with the following names: 1983 recipients (L-R): Diane Whaley, David Martella, Beth Jones, and Dan Meldrum 1961 TomStampfly 1962 Sherman Neal 1963 Donna Fenton 1964 Vickie McEvers 1965 Gary Allen 1966 Arthur and Joe Wakeley 1967 Teresa Frinkle 1968 Paul King 1969 Carleen Church 1970-71-72 No business temporarily 1973 Terry Fitzpatrick 1974 Dennis Theaker 1975 Mark Hanson 1976 Leigh Cary 1977 Scott Fick 1978 Patricia Duley 1979 Spencer Olsen 1980 Susan Somerville 1981 Sheryl Wieland and Scott Dunckley 1982 Marian Matyn 132 Alumni Memorials Alumni Deceased from Oct. '82-May '83 Clarence Smart '11 Altha Nielsen Heric '13 Arthur Karpus '17 Esther Peterson '18 Don Reynolds '25 Ellen Gothro Bensinger '29 Effie Hunter Geister '30 Jennie Wirtanen Kannisto '36 Dorthy Wakeley Bertl '37 Leona Deckrow Goward '41 James Douglas '48 Florine Jenson Eubanks '54 Erwin Wales '56 Beatrice Freeman Cornell (Former Business Teacher) Flossie Ashton Dorthy Whipple (Elementary Teachers) Class of ‘81 Kevin Lee LaMotte (HUGO) 11-12-62 to 10-9-82 Allen Failing (ALMO) 5-24-63 to 10-9-82 Memories of yesterday Freed by the dreams of tomorrow Have all gotten caught up in things We know as pain and sorrow Someone once said Live and let live We just wish we'd all had More faith and love to give Such a person as you two We never will continue remembering Never thinking to quit In sad things there as tears As well as in happy But words for such things Do not come so easy When something happens no one expects There's bound to be confusion We can't accept reality It seems like an illusion The shock of life is one of death We can not seem to face We try not to show that we’re depressed We run from place to place Tears come in shorter length And soon we cease to cry We know we can't bring you two back But we still keep asking why Why it had to be you two Or anyone at all Couldn't He wait just one more summer ...spring, winter, or fall???? 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Best Wishes Class of ‘83 Skip's Sport Shop Grayling, Michigan Your Sports Center of the North Congratulations Class of‘83 t Directory 9th Grade Administration, Faculty, School Board, and Support Personnel Pam Alexander 7 Fred Allen 12 Mary Allen 12 William Bonkowskl 7 Michael Branch 6. 7.11,32, 33. 73.100,101 Florence Brooke 12 Becky Brown 7. 36,114,115 Kathy Burkley 12 Loretta Christian 13 Michael Dean 7 Bemie DeHart 13 Michael Delp 2. 7,11,90,93 Bemie Dosch 12 Don Ferguson 11,120 JoAnne Ferguson 10.126 Mary Galloway 14 Mary Goss 12 Don Gravelyn 14 Cindy Green 13 Carol Gust 10 Robert Hannan 2,7 Fran Hanson 13 Amy Hamed 13 Ed Harllg 14 Warren Hayes 7, 32.109 Vem Hoag 14 Rose Keusch 13 Bill Klinger 8. 72.100 Chuck Kolb 8. 44 Dene Kolb 14 Patty Kozlckl 14 Paul Lerg 12 Dale Lesh 14. 50. 51 Nell Longworlh 8 Charles Lyk 8 Eleanor Mclsaac 13 Edward Marietta 8. 27. 54. 68. 70 Juldth Mesack 4.8 Tom Mills 8.11.105, 111 Charles Mires 8 Bill Morlord 12 Roger Moshier 12 Carl Naghtln 2.6, 32.69. 70. 73 Jackie Norman 12 Pauline Petrosky 12 Gayle Prause 9 Cliff Porter 14 Mary Lou Porter 14 Kent Reynolds 12, 72 Erma Riddle 14 Lee Riley 14 Jean Smith 12 Mike Smith 4.9. 52.124 Chuck Spencer 9.102.103 Lacey Stephan 9.54, 70 John Stevens 14 Howard Taylor 9. 25. 40. 46. 72 Raymond Jack Trudge on 9. 32.128.129 Lynn Thompson 10 DanUllerylO. 106,110.124 Michael Wleland 10.32.116,118 Doug Wilson 13 Larry Wilson 14 Fred Wolcott 103,122 Robert Woodland 10.90 Theresa Wakeley 10 Loretta Whaley 10 Pennl White 10 Adams, Casey 92 Adams. Richard 92 Adkins. Bill 92. 95.103 Allen, Kathleen 33. 34. 36. 39. 40.41. 43.90.91.92 Allison. Sandra 92 Alma. Cheryl 91.92. 93 Barclay. Wendell 92 Barr. Mike 92 Baxter. Jerid 92 Bedard. Beth 34, 39. 44. 45. 47.90.114 Best. Christine 21.36. 90.91. 92.94.127 Bobenmoyer, Paul 92 Boonle. Dorothy 92 Bordeaux. Joe 92 Breltfeld. Dave 92 Breitfeld. Mike 92 Brooks. Donald 92.103 Brown, Brenda 92 Burrell. Melissa 92. 96 Clark. Jack 92 Cole, Kimberly 93,114 Cox, Arvella 45 Cybart. Nancy 36. 90.91.93 Denton. Shelly 90.93.114 DeVrtendt, Renee 90.93 Dibble. Debbie 92 Doremlre, Tony 28. 30.93.96 Doyle. Kelly 93 Duncan. George 90. 97.103.122 DuVall, Larry 90. 93 Eeglen. Daniel 93 Falrbotham, Lisa 93 Fitzgerald. Robert 93 Foulk. Russell 93 Gelinskl. Robert 93 Geoit, Sarah 93 Gilbert. Necia 93 Glllett. Tom 90. 93 Golnlck, Pamela 90. 93 Golnlck, John (Kart) 93 Golnlck. Kathy 93.127 Goudie. Carrie 93 Grant, Dalynn 93 Grudzien. Laura 39.90. 93 Halstead. Claud 21.90. 93.103,120 Haltlner. Tabatha 93 Hanger. Mike 94.103 Hardy. Phillip 94 Harwood. Jody 94 Hawley. Billie Jo 94 Helton, Denise 94 Hlndmarsh, Stephanie 16, 28.40,41.42.47.94 Hinds. Stacey 4.94.114 Hoover. Stacey 90.94 Howe. Robert 90. 94 Hunter. LeeAnn 30.94. 96 Hutek, Chert 45. 90. 94, 153 Jackson, Lort Johnston. Chuck 47,90. 94 Jones. Darryl Kengel. Anna 94 Keene. Mike 94.103,122 Kitchen. Lisa 46.90.94 Kraycs. Shawn 94 Krey. Val 45.90. 94 Latuszek. Lisa 45. 94 Leal. Steven 90. 97 Lishlyter. Lori 94 McCann, Paul 95 McCann, Shawn 95 McEvers. Jenny 90. 95. 98.114 McLaughlin, Christine 43. 95 MacQue, Jacque 94 Madsen. Melissa 45. 90. 94 Mahaney. Chris 45.90. 95. 98 Mansfield. Dennis 47.95 Martinez. Jeff 30. 34, 39. 42. 45. 90. 95 May. Donald 95 Mastej. Patrick 95 Meldrum. Tina 27. 90. 95. 98. 124,127 Merkle. Donald 4 Miller. Thomas 11,95.103 Mtshler. Dave 95 Morse. Tammy 47.91.95 Moshier. Michelle 36.91. 93.95 Muriel. Msrk 95 Olson, Geri 95 Opperman. Ralph 95 Ostrowskl, Piper 93. 95.114 Parlello, Tony 95 Partin. Kathleen 95.114 Perkins. Shana 95 Pfaff.Lorl 43. 45.90.96.114 Pittman. Wandy 47.96 Pratt. Mike 96 Quest, John 96,103 Rauch. Karen 96 Resinger. Kathy 96 Reynolds. Kevin 4. 29. 36. 39.41.91. 94. 96 Reynolds. James 96 Robinson. Dianne 96 Rose. Wayne Ruddy. Jay 96 SanCartler. Sheri 96 Sanderson. Telaina 47. 96 Schwartz. Scott 92. 96.103 Sellers. Robin 90. 97.127 Sims, Colleen 97 Sorenson, James 97.103 Springer. Kim 36.45.97,106 Steele. Stacey 97 Stephan. Carolyn 29. 36. 45. 90.91. 96. 97 Stephan. Lacey 90,97,103,120 Stephan. Scott 97 Stephan. Timothy 97 St rouse. Marla 97 Vaughn, Lort Waggoner. Lynne 97 Wakeley. Amy 97,114 Wakeley. Mike 97.103 Wakeley, Toni Walsh. John 97 Watkins. William 97.103 Weaver. Pam 45. 90.97 Whitcher. Lori 90.97 Williams. Annette 4.97 Wilson, Donna Wright. Sean 91.97 Wysklel. Scott 103 Wyle. Jeffrey 97 164 Directory 10th Grade Armstrong, Barry S3,103 Ball, Marilyn 52 Bancroft. Derek 63.103.110 Barber. Annatta 15.63 Barber. Michalla 82. 63.106.124 Back, Kaadina 89 Back. Tracy 63 Bldwell. Monty 83.103 Bordaaux. Sally 23.63 Branch. Jaff 83.103.110.122 Brown, Jim 4 Bums. Qragg 83.103,110 Campball. Tammi Campaau. Rochalls 45.83.89 Carl, Sharon 83 Carlson. Gian 83 Casa, Dannis 31,83 Christman, Jodla 20. 36. 82. 63 Collan, Scott 83 Cox. Oarlana 15.16.83. 69.114 Crosby, Brian 38.83 Cross. Bars la 83.100,120 Davis, Corrlna 83 Davis, Lancs 63.103 Dararuy, Held! 1,83.106 Davrlandt. Darlana 63 Dillanback, Robari 63 Dora m Ira. Tammy 83 Erb, Kannath 63.122 Evoy, larlann 37. 84 Faatharston. Brian 103 Faldhausar, Bryon 20. 84 Falvar. Tina 84 Finch, Alyca 84 Fitzgerald. Barbara 84.114 Furdaro. Lisa 84.126.124.127 Galvanl. Jennifer 84 Gardinar. David 84,103 Goins. Vicki 84. 89 Gugln, Gary 84.103.120 Gust. Mark 84. 117 Hall. Tarasa Harrington. Tarasa 84 Halsal, Kim 84 Hass. Tina 64 Homing. Donna 84 Hoovsr, Allalson 2. 84 Hull. Tracy 84 Huss, Patar 16. 39. 43. 84.103.119 Hutak, Danial 84. 89 Isanhauar. Shannon 84 Jackson. Mika Jackson, Stava 37.84 Jackson. Tim Johnson. Alan Johnson. Donald 84 Johnson. Linda Johnson, Timothy 84 Jonas. Erin 52. 84.106.124 Jung, David 85, 89.103 Kamph. Barb 34. 38. 39. 85 Kaa. Vickie 85. 98.106,107,127 Kengel. Theresa 85 Kant, Stacey 65.103 Kausch. Jamie 45.85 Kinsora. Kimberly Kneff. Tamara 39. 52. 65 Krajenka. Chris 65 Kraycs. Shannon 65. 89.114 Kurk, Jerry LaChanca, Susatta 65 Lange. Donald 85.103.110, 111 Laudanslagar. Kris 85. 89.103.105.116 Lahto. Tarasa 11,39. 85.89 Loney. Tina 85 Long. Mika 85 Longworlh. Carol 4. 37.85.116 Love, Keith 85 Lovell. LeeAnn 30. 36. 82. 85 Lovely, Michael 20. 82. 85.103 Mathay. Paul McDonough. Kevin 37.65. 89.103 McLeod, Frank 65.100 McNamara. Riley 52.85.103.117 Medley. Regina 4. 36. 37.82. 85 Merkel. ZoieAnn Messerschmidt. Jim 85 Mathnar. Regina 124 Millar. Vicki 65 Mllllkln, Tossha 86 Mlshler, Tammy 86. 124 Mitchell. Michael 86. 89 Monforlon. Robin 86 Moore. Timothy 52. 86. 120.153 Moore. Todd Moore. Tammy 86.114 Morrill. Heidi 65. 86 Munsay. Dlann 86.114 Murray. Garrett Naghtin. Brad 86. ill Nelson, Valeria 37. 86 Nicholas. Jon 86. 98. 103.122 Nlsch. Jef186 Norlhrup. Linda 86 Olson. Jon 86 Overmeyer. Dale 86 Parlello. Harold 87 Patterson, Rodney 87,103 Perez, Marla 11. 31, 39. 42. 43. 45.87. 89 Paterson. Marty 87 Pettit, Tammy 87,121 Phelps. Dawn 37.87.106.107.114 Phillips. Lisa 87 Pindell, Chris 31, 87 Pittman. Denise 87. 95.114,115 Porter. Jamie 87 Prause. Brenda 11. 29. 37.67. 69 Press. Robert Prosser. Cindy 67 Rakoczy. Joe 44. 45. 87.103 Restainer, Jonl 39.87 Robinson. Ed 67 Rochette. Brenda 36. 82. 88.127 Ryan, Shauna 39 Sautar. Darrel 29. 34. 38. 88 Shepler, Jaml 39. 88 Sieger. Forest 88 Small. Audra 20. 36. 62. 88.106 Smock. Joe 88 Solomonson. Lisa 88. 106,107,121 Stamplly. Randy 4. 88 Stain. Patricia 88 Stillwagon. Mika 88. 103 Stockton. Kim 11,16. 29. 37. 39. 88. 89 Stoddard, Barbara 88 Swander. Chad 88. 103 Thayer. Damon 33. 36. 37. 36. 41. 88. 89 Thayer, Kalyn 88 Thomas. Madalyn 11, 88. 89.116 Thomson. Ron 88.117 Thornburg. Janett 88 Tnidaau. Scott 88.103 VanAntwerp, Tom Vanderpool. Kindra 88 Ward. Denise 88 Waters. Brian 88 Watters. Jay 30. 88. 111,157 Weaver, Pamela 2.88 Weaver, Tonya 88 Wegner. Lexis 30. 45. 52, 89 Weiss. Alan 89. 98.119 Walsh. Sean 89 Welch. Jeff 89.103 Welser. Greg 69.98. 117 Whltcher. Todd 89. 103 Wyman. Ron 58. 89. 98. 103.120 11th Grade Abeare. Charlotte Adama. Kally 76 Ahrnt. Bruce 76 Alimanti. Shauna 53, 74. 76 Anderaon, Roberi 76 Ayara. Brad Ball. Ronald 74. 76 Bancroft. Norm Barber. Amy Barber. Anna 76 Barber, Taraaa 36. 37. 75. 76.124.153 Bendig. Heidi 76.104.116 Bentley. Donald 76 Boonle, Delorea 31.81 Boonle. Denlae 81 Breitfleld. Chrla 81 Brooke. David 3.122 Brooke. Steve 34. 36. 50. 57 Brooke. Thomaa 37. 53. 76.100 Brown, Cindy A. 37. 76 Brown. Cindy M 76 Bulley. Wealey 29. 74. 76 Campeau. Deniae 45. 75. 76 Canfield. Timothy CdeBeca. Uaa 44. 45. 46. 76 Conklin. Shannon 100.122 Cox. David 74. 76 Crouch. Mike 51.100 Crowell. Lee Dannenberg. Cheryl 2. 76 Dewaon. Jeannie 76 Dedafoe. Darrel 4. 52. 76 Doech. Karla 16. 24. 29. 36. 39. 75. 76 Doty. David 76 Felver. Richard Fenton. George. Jr. 77 Gabriel. Scott 77.100 Galvani. Felicia 4. 22. 24. 25. 29. 34. 36. 46. 75. Gildner, Ron 77 77.127.153 Granger. Carole 77 Greako, Kim 77 Guat, Paul 22. 34. 39. 43. 47. 77.146 Haag. Troy 16. 24. 29. 33. 38. 41.153 Hahn. Patricia 77 Hamlin. Paul 74. 77.100 Harland. Kevin Harmer, Mlaay Harrington. Denlae 22. 36. 74. 77.153 Harrla. Marly 20. 77.122 Harwood, Kary 77 Harwood. Paula 77,153 Hatfield. Marge Hatley. Jodee 16.22. 27. 44. 77. 96.127 Hawley. Dawn 77 Heckerlhorn. Terry 74, 77 Helael, Greg 75. 77.100 Heleel, Pam 77 Hickey. Mike 12. 74. 78.100.109.122 Hotzman, Mary Jo 19, 78.81 Holzman, Penny 74. 78 Houee. Kim 2. 52. 78 Hubbard. Deanna 2.36. 37. 75. 78.112 Hutek. Dennla 78 Ireland. Kimberly 76 Jecoba. Brian 74.100 Johnaon. Brenda 25,43. 78 Joaeph, Cindy 78 Joeeph. Jamie 74. 78.100 Karaa. Rebecca 78 Kitchen. Denlae 16. 30. 37. 78 Kucharek. Nancy 74. 78 Lademan, Kenneth 76.100,124 LaDuke. Dan 52. 74. 78.100.122 LaMotte, Uaa 21.31. 74. 78. 98.104 Larkey, Kenneth Lareon. Krte 34. 36. 75. 78.105.124 Leal. Danielle 78 Leal. Michelle 22. 38. 42. 43. 74. 78 Lindaay, Zann 25. 31. 33.43. 78 Llnkhart. Sean 49. 78 Londry. Krlety Lovely. Shawn 16. 25. 31.127 Lozon. Martin Lugviel. Lynn 79 MacDonald. Diane MacKinnon. Ken 79.153 Mahaney. Vickie 45. 74. 79. 96 Maeella. George 79.120 Matyn. Alice 30. 39. 44. 45. 79 McEvera. Melissa 37. 74. 79.124 McEvera. RaeAnn 37. 79. 96 McKinney. Rita 26. 79 Medley. Robert 79 Merlee. Barb 79 Metzer. David 20. 50. 74. 79 Metzer. Sherry Miller. Dean 79 Miller. Undy 48. 79 Miller. Tammy 25. 52 Moon. Roger 50. 51 Moore. Petrtck 24. 29. 44. 45. 74. 79.153 Morrill. Robbie 79 Muriel. Michelle Northrup. Linda Oatrowakl. Krlety 37. 74, 75. 79 Patton. Deniae 4. 79 Peteraon. Todd 79.100 Petroeky. Monique 16. 24. 29. 36. 37, 39. 45. 75. 79.155 Phillipa. Mark 79 Pittman. Scott 79 Prauae. Jeff 49, 80 Prtebe. Steve 80 Reynolda. David 28. 74, 80 Reynolda. Karyn 1. 24. 37. 74.80.104.114.117,124 Riley, Tree! 80 Rioux, Louie 22. 50. 80.100 Roberta. Sylvia 74. 80 Roberta. Tiff 80 Roaa. Wayne 80 Sa)dak. Richard 80 Savalllach. Tammy 45. 80. 93 Schoonover, Tammy 45. 80. 93 Schoonover, Wayne 29. 37,85. 80,100.153 Sheldon. Dawn 49. 80 Shlrea. Mary 16.19.80 Smith. Karen 52. 80 Solomoneon, Paula 22, 25, 74, 80. 96.126 Sorenaon. Tom 80.100.120 Stanton, Ray 80 Stewart. Jim 37, 74. 80. 100.108.122 Tennlewood. Ruth 80 Trenary. Shelly 80.103.104 Trudgeon, Rene 32. 34. 39. 74.80.100 Vandalen, Suaan 28.61 Wekeley. Kevin 81.100.120 Wakeley. Shea Walllaon. Dean 37.81 Wataon. Ervin Weatherly. Dawn 19. 45.61.98.103.105.124.126 Wejrowekl. John 50. 51.81. 98 Wllllama. Jeannie 81 Wilaon. Brad 4. 49.81 Wolcott. Stacey 37. 52. 81.96.103,127 Worden. Kathy 29. 81 Wyaklel. Eric Zlglla. David 61 166 Directory r 12th Grade Alef. Jennifer 4. 24. 3«. 37. 54. 55. 62. 66 Anteeu. Joel 66 Baker. Mindl 2. 4. 24. 55. 70 Barclay. Mary 4. 55 Behlke. Terl 46. 55 Bidwell. Qlna 32. 37. 55. 64. 66 Borders. Randy Bunker. Howard Jr. 34. 51. 55 Burpee. Sheila 24 Canfield. Cecilia 33. 55. 72 Carl. Donald 34. 55. 70 Case. Denise 30. 55 Casler. Kristine 16. 23. 24. 33, 37. 55. 72.116 Cote. Sharon 55 Cottrlll, Tammy 25. 55 Curiis. Kim 56 Cybart. Debbie 24. 56 D'Amour. Monty 56.122 Dannenberg. John 56 Davis, Larry DeHart. Russell 56. 66. 122 Dunckley. Lisa 56 E me rick. Bred 2.4.20. 24. 56. 64.100. 168 Eshenroder. Celine 21. 34. 36. 37. 54. 56.104,112 Evon. Denise 36. 54. 56 Falrbrother. Sheri 56 Felver, James 56. 66 Fox. Kay 9. 56 Qeoit. Douglas 57.166 Goerfce, Kim Oolnlck. Kay 20. 57 Goss. Heidi 24. 57 Grant. Richard 57.100 Grandmalson. Kim 72 Grevelyn. Kristine 32. 57 Gugin, Tine 30 Hale. Darlene 33. 57 Hamilton. Kirk 46. 57 Hemey. Jeff 15. 57.66 Hatfield, Renee 55 Helsel, Jerry 34. 57 Helsel, Marjean 57 Hill. James 32. 57. 64. 67. 72.100.124 Holzmen. Rob 4. 9. 56. 66 Ikerl. Rica 52. 65 Inoue. Ikuyo 36. 56.64. 69 Isenheuer, Connie 22. 56 Isenhauser. Kathy Johnson. Gerry 32. 37. 56.124.166 Johnson. Sandra 32. 37. 56.166 Jones. Beth 16. 23. 33. 37.124.166 Joseph, Stacey 56 Kee. Jeff 19. 33. 37. 52. 56. 70,100 Keene. Bob 16. 26. 56.100 Klbbe. Keren 32. 37. 44. 45. 56. 72 Kitchen. Jim 34.51 Knapp. Heidi 30 Kolb. Nate 32. 37.44. 45. 56.65.130 Krejenke. Frank 166 LeMotte. David LeMotte. Dawn 55.166 Lenar. Joel 32. 37.49. 56 Lang. Alan 33. 52. 59. 72 Lesinski. Tom 30 Llnendoll. Sheri 16.19. 20. 26. 33. 36. 37. 54. 59. 66. 121.126 Luce. Jeff 46. 55. 65 Mansfield. Doug 16. 34. 37. 59. 62.166 Martella. David 33. 34. 37. 59. 72.100.117 May. Dan 16. 59. 166 May. Donne 59. 63. 66. 127 McClelland. Kris 27. 32. 37. 59. 65 McQuarler. Ellyn Kay Meidrum, Daniel 4. 33. 34. 57. 59. 70.120.166 Merles. Use 31. 59 Miller. John 59 Miller. Pam 59 Mlnard. Mary 60 Morlord. Ryan 32. 34. 36. 54. 60. 66. 72.100.109.122 Morse. George 33. 34. 39.42. 46. 47. 60. 64. 100 Newberry. Linda Goddard 44. 45. 57 Nielson. Billy 60. 66.100 Ostrowskl. Kim 23. 33. 37. 60. 166 Pema. Connie 60.166 Petrie. Mike 60. 64. 66. 100 Petrosky. Luke 16. 20. 37. 52. 60. 70.100 Phelps. Donne 9. 37. 45. 60.124 Picked. Jim 60. 72 Picked. Tony 60. 72 Piper. James 32. 60.120 Priestap. Robert 27. 33. 37.61.65.67. 100 Rakoczy. Stan 50. 51.61. 72.100 Reaume. Ralph 34. 51 Riddle. Joe 61.100 Rlker. Jennifer 32.61.104.112, 166 Riley. Todd 32. 34. 36. 39. 44. 54. 61. 65. 70.166 Root. Dorene 61 Ryan. Robert 39. 61 Sauve. Steve 16. 33.61.120 Savalllsch. Wendy 24.61.64. 66.104.112 Schlehuber. Rene 27. 49. 61 Soiomonson. John 1. 32.61.120.121 Sprague. Robert 20. 61 Stanley. Mike 62 Stephan. Angela 33. 37. 64 Stephan. Bryan 62. 66 Stephenson. John 51.62 Stevens. Joan 27.63.104 Stevens. Joyce 21.62.104.105 Taylor. Tim 26. 33. 40. 42. 62.166 Thomas. Grant 51.62,117 Thomson. Tim 62 Tompkins. Todd 62 VanAntwerp. Diane 44. 45.166 VanNuck. Joe Waggoner. Anne 32. 34. 62 Wakeley. Dale 34. 50. 51 Watters. Lance 16. 37. 52. 62. 64 Weaver. Dawn 22.63. 72 Weiss. Paula 22. 23. 36. 37. 63 Welch. Jeff 11.26.63 Whaley. Diane 32. 33. 37. 52.63.166 Wilson. Barry 46. 72 Directory 167