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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1986 volume:

9 K 2 3 STATE HONORS GRAYLING HIGH AS EXEMPLARY SCHOOL Grayling High was selected as one of the best high schools in the state through the 1985-1986 Michigan Secondary School Recognition Program. The Michigan Department of Education announced Grayling High School as a Michigan Exemplary High School. In the 3 years of the secondary school recognition program, only 25 high schools from about 780 in the state have been honored as exemplary. Grayling High School was selected as one of seven finalists from 73 applications around the state and then went on to win the exemplary award. This is the first year of the recognition program that an on-site inspection was performed. Rod Place, principal for St. Joseph Public High School, was the observer sent to Grayling and he said he was very pleased with what he saw. Place said he borrowed some ideas from GHS for his larger school. He also said one of the most important standards considered in the judging was Is the school giving the community what it wants? Place said GHS has a community high school and doing a good job giving the community what it wants in education. When GHS was nominated for the exemplary award, Superintendent Kent Reynolds said it was a real plus for the community and a fantastic honor for the school district. GHS Principal, Carl Naghtin, said the honor speaks well for the students, staff, and entire community. He said it takes a team effort to produce a good program. STATE RECOGNITION - The State Board of Education honored Grayling High School as one of the best high schools in the state in ceremonies on April 22, 1986, at the State Law Building in Lansing. Accepting the award for Grayling High were Crawford AuSable School District Super- intendent Kent Reynolds (1 eft, ho 1ding award), Carl Naghtin, GHS Prin- cipa 1(behind award), Andrea Bedard, Vice-President of Junior Class(right, holding award), Bernadine Dosch, Crawford AuSable School Board of Education president (right of Bedard), Tina Meldrum, GHS student, Neil Longworth, Gayle Prause, and R.J.Hannan, GHS instructors, and Annetta Miller, from the state board of education. At left is Charles Spencer, GHS instructor, Bill Klinger, GHS counselor, and Barbara Dumouchelle, vice-president of the state board of education. (Chuck Kolb photo) L AC E Y Stephan RESPECT AND ADMIRATION In light of respect and admiration, the 1986 Yearbook Staff appreciably dedicates the 1986 SAGA to Mr. Lacey Stephan. Whether in the classroom or out, he has shown friendship and assistance to each of us at least once during our high school career. It is not necessary to repeat Mr. Stephan's educational background nor his hobbies at this time, because we feel that the students are fortunate to have a teacher of his caliber on the staff. All we have to know, is that the willingness and concern of students is first and foremost in Mr. Stephan's mind and he has proven that time and time again. Those of us that have had him, we thank him, those of us that have not, have missed that little something extra. Mr. Stephan ismost deserving of this recognition and the faculty and student body congratulate and thank him. The 16 Taking a Loss With Style Although this year’s Homecoming Dance wasn’t a victory dance, it was a celebration. The excitement and cheer display- ed at the dance hardly represented the Viking Homecoming loss to the St. Ignace Saints, 44-0. The dancing and the cele- brating continued throughout the night to the music provided by Bob Greenwood. Being honored at this year’s celebration were the mem- bers of this year’s Homecoming court and Kim Springer and Kevin Hudson, Grayling’s Homecoming King and Queen. Tim Zigilia, Michelle Welsh, Leslie Fraser, and Jeff Palmer take time out from dancing to enjoy a little conversation. Autographs Autographs StucCwt Hi ( The halls of Grayling High looks empty now but just wait until the bell rings and see what happens. Scene Prom Prom 31 Arvella Cox and Leanne Hunter, Senior Section Editors “XfuAatl '76o ko4 ‘Sa.it (etid (?uiti4 Saxtvi (faltf SicAtvitA ( AiiotOu (Jo Stat Paul SoAuUKOtftt David W SrtOftld (?iet fl t4hh dflnta SetA THatU Stdatd “Donald 'Hottoi S100A4 34 Seniors 'KimAviOf Sue Celt ArveUa. 7%. (?ax Ttancy (fyiant 'TtetiA AefUite (filSent Seniors 35 uZaxxtf 4ee 'Dtc'l cUl W ‘latent (I. pOffenaM SevuUt (leute (fea Seniors Class Officers: (L to R), Jeff Martinez (Rep.), Karen Rauch (Sec’y.), Stephanie Hindmarsh (Rep.), Kevin Reynolds (Treas.), Chris Mahaney (Pres.). Not pictured: Michelle Moshier (Vice-Pres.), Pam Golnick (Rep.), and Tina Meldrum (Rep.). Class Advisors: Lacey Stephan Sr. and Butch Hayes Class Colors..........Black and Crimson Class Flower...............Red Silk Rose Class Song............“Never Surrender” Class Motto ... You become what you want to be by being who you are. 36 Seniors 4 38 Seniors Stacty %Oid6 Stactif uhuU4 'r ojuten 6E sjomas s hi yw%, � � y wf � '2, r y uc 6 p- 9°3. ? va � v7r� ye(j (j rt vyd t3yrxfc ww pr sjojuas Zp OflpCUKAH “Pifut huu OotiouAoAi rfttrfiaHif jloAaxcC eutttUa 'KaMitn SAoum ‘PaiiOt Shuta 7}(a,Hf ‘Pt'i ii«4 jSk 7K PH TVuuOf ■£. Ptttmax TKiciatl Scott Pvttt KtvOt P «l PvfHoOCi Seniors 43 Seniors 45 sjoiuas 9 yp S 7’ mMVL yp s y 3. S ™vMl Mn77ve) MTPS ’V'W. fr rs 9 ”s mvvtynn s JPg. 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Died: February 28,1979 So many take life for granted no one realizes how soon it could end Our lives like dying embers, ashes in the wind But as we walk along the path of reality We must face up to the task of life Sharing, caring and always preparing But for some less unfortunates life is snatched out of their hands before it has a chance to begin Not many knew Lisa Wolf, not many remember for she was just a little girl when her life was taken from her No one stops to take a look at the world around them Selfish people only wanting for them- selves We can only hope someday they will realize how precious life is before they are laid to rest, never to breathe the air or smell the flowers again. Billie Jo Hawley 48 Seniors 49 SENIOR TRIP PERFORMING ARTS AWARDS Band.....................................................Beth Bedard Theatre.................................................Kevin Reynolds Viking Arts....................Stephanie Hindmarsh ■ Jeffrey Martinez ATHLETIC AWARDS M.V.P. of M.H.S.C. Football..........................................................Kevin Hudson Volleyball.........Shelly Denton ■ Piper Ostrowski ■ Kathleen Partin Baseball.........................................................George Duncan Viking Awards.....................Stacey Hinds ■ George Duncan DEPARTMENT AWARDS C.O.O.R.............................Brenda Brown ■ Debra Dibble ..Kathy Reisinger - Phyllis Wadsworth Language Arts......................................................Tina Meldrum Mathematics.......................................................Kevin Reynolds Science.............................Cheryl Aima ■ Mltzl Montoya Social Studies.........................................Dennis Mansfield Vocational......................................................Melissa Madsen American Red Cross.................................................Tina Meldrum PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS Kathleen Allen Cheryl Alma Beth Bedard Laura Grudzien Dennis Mansfield Mltzi Montoya Christine McLaughlin Kevin Reynolds ROYO. MILNES AWARD Beth Bedard Kevin Reynolds STATE OF MICHIGAN COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIP Kathleen Allen Beth Bedard Leanne Hunter Jeffrey Martinez Mitzi Montoya Cheryl Aima Kimberly Cole Melissa Madsen Tina Meldrum Michele Moshler Robin Sellers Jerid Baxter Laura Grudzien Dennis Mansfield Christine McLaughlin Kevin Reynolds MISS GRAYLING SCHOLARSHIP Stephanie Hindmarsh Christine Best Kimberly Springer MARGARET FYVIE FENTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Wendy Pittman ZONTA CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Stephanie Hindmarsh LOVELLS HOME EXfENSION Thomas Miller GRAYLING BOOSTER CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Amy Wakeley Robert Fitzgerald Sheri SanCartier Beth Bedard Dennis Manstield Robin Sellers George Duncan Tina Meldrum DON HALE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amy Wakeley FATHER LOUIS IVANDIC MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Beth Bedard KIMBERLY OSTROWSKI-STEELE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amy Wakeley VIKING ARTS COUNCIL AWARD Stephanie Hindmarsh C.O.O.R. SCHOLARSHIP Debra Dibble Phyllis Wadsworth AMERICAN BUSINESSWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Tina Meldrum Amy Wakeley AMVETS AND AMVETS AUXILIARY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP NORTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE DR. H. CARL SPITLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Amy Wakeley EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE AWARD Kimberly Cole GRAND VALLEY STATE ■ PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Christine McLaughlin ACADEMIC ALL STAR • DETROIT FREE PRESS Kevin Reynolds NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP - SEMI-FINALISTS Christine McLaughlin Kevin Reynolds Beth Bedard Tina Meldrum Robin Sellers AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY PAST PRESIDENTS PARLEY - NURSES AND PHYSICAL THERAPIST SCHOLARSHIP Robin Sellers WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY - MEDALLION SCHOLARSHIP Stephanie Hindmarsh FERRIS STATE COLLEGE - FERRIS MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Robin Sellers MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY • ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Beth Bedard Mitzi Montoya Cheryl Alma NORTHWOOD INSTITUTE - ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP Lisa Kitchen KIRTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Lisa Latuszek Amelia Cox UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN REGENTS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP Kathleen Allen UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP Jeffrey Martinez GRAYLING HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP Kathleen Allen Dennis Mansfield Jeffrey Martinez CARL W. BORCHERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP George Duncan FRANK L. BOND MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Beth Bedard Wendy Pittman Amy Wakeley TOP 10 GRADUATES VALEDICTORIANS Tina Marie Meldrum.....................4.000 Mitzi Michelle Montoya.................4.000 SALUTATORIAN Beth Marie Bedard......................3.975 Amy Louise Wakeley.....................3.902 Kathleen Marie Allen...................3.884 Kevin Paul Reynolds....................3.88I Jeffrey Carlos Martinez................3.860 Laura Anne Grudzien....................3.833 Cheryl Ann Alma........................3.813 Stephanie L. Hindmarsh.................3.795 Joseph Stripe Auditorium Sunday, June 1,1986 — 2:00 p.m. PIANIST............................D.J. Taylor Processional - “America the Beautiful” Led by: Allen Morford • Keith Whaley Invocation.......................Tina Meldrum “El Shaddai”..............................Beth Bedard Kathleen Allen Piano • Mitzi Montoya Flute - Debra Dibble “Now Thank We All Our God”.......Instrumental Proverbs 3:13-20.................Mitzi Montoya “Be All You Can Be”............Dwight Knasel Grayling Free Methodist Church “WalkTal”..................Stephanie Hindmarsh Dennis Mansfield Jeffrey Martinez Lynette Waggoner “O Sacred Head Now Wounded”______Instrumental’ Benediction.......................Beth Bedard Recessional................“God Of Our Fathers” instrumentalists Gary Beckwith Dennis Mansfield Beth Bedard Wendy Pittman Debra Dibble Telaina Sanderson Stephanie Hindmarsh czdds Joseph Stripe Auditorium Thursday, June 5,1986 — 7:00 p.m. WELCOME..............................Christine Mahaney CLASS HISTORY............................Laura Grudzien Sarah Geoit Leanne Hunter CLASS PROPHECY............................Tina Meldrum Mitzi Montoya Jeffrey Martinez CLASS AWARDS..................Sheri SanCartier Robin Sellers Kevin Reynolds CLASS WILL.......................Karen Rauch George Duncan Robert Fitzgerald Melissa Madsen Kathryn Golnick Lynette Waggoner PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS...........Christine Mahaney CLOSING...............................Christine Mahaney CLASS OF 1986 OFFICERS: President...........................Christine Mahaney Vice President................Michele Moshier Secretary.......................Karen Rauch Treasurer..................Kevin Reynolds Representatives............Pamela Golnick Stephanie Hindmarsh Jeffrey Martinez Tina Meldrum CLASS ADVISORS..........Mr. Warren Hayes Mr. Lacey Stephan CLASS MOTTO..“You become whom you want to be By being who you are.” CLASS COLORS............Black and Crimson CLASS FLOWER...................Red Rose CLASS SONG..............“Never Surrender” by Cory Hart 58 Commencement Robert Ahrns Darrin Alimenti Jeff Anthony John Anthony Sally Armstrong Tom Bacon Jeff Bates Andrea Bedard David Bordeaux Jenni Branch Julie Brooks Michelle Brooks Allen Brown James Bryan Jeannine Bunker Betsi Burns Kim Burpee Wayne Casler Missy Conklin David Cornell Darcie Crull Jay Dannenberg Scott Davis Toni Dawson Dora Day Kirk Day Shawn Denton Gina Dolan Benjy Duby Joey Erb Penny Failing Brenda Fairbotham Suzanne Feldhauser Fred Fisher Kim Gatti Georgeanna Gauthier Sue Generous Stacey Gizinski Cheryl Gresko Sherry Hamilton Cathy Harrison Junior 63 Jeff Hayes Chris Helton Crystal Herdon Erin Hickey Lezlie Holden Steven Hollis Sherri Jensen Tim Jeziroski Melissa Johnson Pamela Johnson Melissa Jones Rebecca Jones Jamie Kaiser Robert Kalstad Todd Klinger Jim Knight Yvonne Kraenzlein Catherine Kraus Kristin Lademan Joe LaGrow Pam Lange Ronda Larson Tom Latuszek Jim Laurent Hubert Lawson Eric Lewis Cari Longworth Terry Lugviel Kim McDonough Jason McEvers Jeff McLaughlin John McLeod John Meagher Melinda Meredith 64 Junior Gre j Messerschmidt Jack Millikin Joel Monforton Joette Monforton Michelle Moore Chris Moran Allen Morford Yvonne Moshier Kathleen Newman Nikki Nicholas David Nielson Carl Ohsowski Jennifer Ojala Jeff Olson Paul Owens Rick Passmore Colette Petrosky Sandy Priebe Dave Reichelderfer Jeannie Restainer Chris Rollins Catherine Rugg Karl Schmidt John Schrieber Chris Schwartz Amy Smith David Somerville Ginger Stampfly Ramona Stancil Marie Stephan Lyle Studer Katie Tinker Eddie Tompkins Richele Trudeau Scott VanDeVen Junior 65 Jamie Walker Patty Walsh Louise Ward Traci Watkins Wayne Weatherly Carmen Weaver Tammy Welch Keith Whaley Renee Wiltse Tim Zigila 6G Junior Junior 67 jomnp gg He's so good to me' Oh no, I wonder how much trouble I'm really in He's soooo cute Junior 69 88 do SSV10 s 3 d o H d O S Jenny Adkins Nancy Bacon Jill Brackenbury Sue Casler John Cross Clark Alien Mark Alma Ronald Bancroft Andrew Barber Michael Brigham Brett Brown Diane Cinciala Debra Clemons Kim Curtis Scott Czuba Mike Alma Debbie Barr Michael Burkley Tim Colling Heather Derenzy Aaron Ashton Erin Barrow Mike Cannoy Tim Cook Jody Dowland Michelle Babbitt Lori Bentley Tammy Cannoy Kristy Cottenham Chris Edinger Allen Erway Mike Goddard Bonnie Hatfield Kelly Hudson Eugene Johnson Becky Ewing Tina Golnick Mike Hatfield Todd Hull Robert Johnson Robert Fenton Joe Greer Todd Hatfield Kevin Hunter Ward Jones Leslie Fraser Joe Francis Jerry Gauthier Joanne Halstead Karmen Hagerman Kerry Harwood Annette Hollis Michelle Hatley Amy Hough Melissa Jackson Julie Huss Bryon Johnson Betsy Kent Kevin Kamph Jon Kinnee Matt Klempp Steve Lehti Mike McNamara Jenny Money Mike Nelson Geraldine Klinefelt Jenny Kraenzlein Scott Lehto Shannon Lovely Ron Medley Ron Mehlhorn Buck Monforton Suzette Moss Guy Nemeth Terry Nielson Tracie Kurk Todd Lovely Paul Millikin Dave Myers Pat Nunn Angie Larson Irving Lawson Mark Lowe Mark McKee Wanda Millikin Wendy Millikin Tammy Myers Julie Nankervis Dennis O’Tool Brenda Ohsowski Jeff Palmer Dana Pratt Scott Rochette Jim Schweizer Rick Sprague Steve Peterson Tim Priebe Stacey Rosin Pam Shaw Kelly Springer Amy Phillips Chad Quick Joe Ruddy Marl Shepler Dave Stephan Joyce Plunket Rosanna Rakoczy Cindy Sabin Tom Shively Elizabeth Stewart Laura Pomeroy Jeff Renaud Wayne Sands Bonnie Short Billy Thayer Ann Marie Pratt Flaskie Robins John Schilbe James Sisson Dena Thayer Carrie Trudgeon Debbie Wadsworth Dianne Walker Michelle Welch Selena Welch Jayson Welser Alison Wyman Jackie Yoder ... . _ . 7 Michalle Gatti Nicole Annis Russell Apps Ross Argue Amy Ashton Paul Baker Cheryl Barber Ted Baynham Scott Bly Aimee Bordeaux Jamey Brackenbury Rochelle Brigham Donn Broeker Denise Brooks Charlie Burpee Eddie Cannoy Teddie Cannoy Renee Carl Marleen Cassiday Derrick Christman Sheila Churches Rochelle Conklin Matt Cory Carolyn Cassell William Couchman Kenneth Cox Christina Davis Karl Davis Kyle Davis Lori Dean Amy Denton Linda Denton James DeVriendt Simone DeVriendt Theresa Doe Jennifer Doty Dawn Elekonich Kenny Elliott Paul Failing Tammy Fenton Chad Flowers Kevin Francis William Franks John Gay Jenny Gillon Linda Goodale Lauri Goss Lori Gust Jeffery Haas Duane Hamblin Cory Harmer Michelle Hatfield Catherine Hayes Janice Helsel Tim Hickey Raymond Hill Mark Hubbard Kraig Hudson Sean Isenhauer Kim Jacobs Curt Jeziorski Lee Johnson Brigid Jones Deborah Jones Marty Jung Beth Kengel Brian Kernstock Lisa Kimball Vivian Mancini Sheryl Klinger Cathy Maule John Kraus Jeremie Mead Jannice LaDuke Joe Meoak Amy LaGrow |_jsa Mier ToddLaitinen Jeff MilliKin Theresa Minnerick Bobby Mitchell James Montoya Shannon Moran Ann Moshier Laurence Ostrowski Katherine Owens Jan Parmer Betty Partello Kristina Partello AnnMarie Patterson Wanda Pearsall Wendy Pearsall Jeff Reichelderfer Andrea Schans Michelle Thompson Nicole Waldorf Timothy Pernie Margo Rembowski Rebecca Scott Patti Tremblay Corrine Weaver Janet Petrosky Tracey Reisinger Dusty Smith . Jennifer Turner Linette Whitcher Deanna Phelps Angela Ross Steven Stancil Todd VanDeVen Jason Wright Anjanette Pratt Chad SanCartier Susan Stanley Mike VanHill Jay Ramsey Randall Pittman Heidi Stephenson Amy Verlinde Sfzostfo VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Roscommon 22 0 Cheboygan 62 6 Petoskey 28 8 Rogers City 38 13 Gaylord 13 0 St. Ignace 44 0 Boyne City 0 26 Charlevoix 21 0 Onaway 36 24 yy iootioa.il 1985 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Fred Wolcott J.V. Football Coach Chuck Spencer J.V. Football Coach 1985 Varsity Girls Basketball Team Girls Varsity Basketball 1985-86 Name Green White Height Grade Dena Thayer 10 11 5'4 10 Michelle Moore 14 15 5'6” 11 Cathy Kraus 20 21 5’5” 11 Jenni Branch 22 23 5'5” 11 Stacy Hinds 24 25 5’5” 12 Shawn Denton 32 33 5’8” 11 Rebecca Jones 34 35 5’6” 11 Rochele Trudeau 40 41 5’8” 11 Jennifer Ojala 42 43 5’5” 11 Kim Springer 44 45 5’5” 12 Stephanie Hindmarsh 50 51 5’6 12 Melissa Jones Manager Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Back row, L-R: Lori Gross, Dan Ullery, Jenny Money; Center Kelly Springer, Kelly Hudson, Angie Larson, Lori Gust, Linda Goodale, Deanna Phelps, Dawn Elekonich; Front: Jannice LaDuke, Anjanette Pratt, Carrie Trudgeon. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL (BACK) Asst. Coach Ullery.Mgr Paul Bobenmoyer,Todd K1inger,Kevin Hudson,Jason McEvers,Todd Hull,Jeff Wolcott,Tom Bacon,Coach Hayes.(FRONT) Jeff Palmer,George Duncan,John Meager,Wayne Casler,Dave Somerville. Leading the team this year were Todd Hull (left) and Tom Bacon (right) with rebounds and points per game. They both recieved state recognition. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL (FRONT) Pat Nunn,Chris Skidmore,Dave Myers,Steve Lehti,Ron Bancroft, (BACK) Coach Ullery.Kraig Hudson,John Schilbe.John Kinnee.Mike VanHill.Joey Ruddy,Mgr Terry Nielson,(Not Pitchered Bud Ostrowski. Give Me A V-I-K-I-N-G-S Mat Maids (L-R): Nikki Nicholas, Alison Wyman, Stacey Rosin, and Betsi Burns G R A Y LI CRAWFORD N G HIGH A i? Victor The Viking with Big Boy Varsity Football Cheerleaders Top: Karen Rauch, Mindy Meredith and Kathy Golnick Bottom: Kathy Newman, Darcie Crull, and Robin Sellers 100 Cheerleaders J.V. Football Cheerleaders (L-R): Debi Clemons, Shannon Lovely, Cheryl Barber, Debbie Barr, Michelle Thompson, and Sheryl Klinger Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Standing: Shannon Lovely and Kathy Newman Kneeling: Debi Clemons and Lezlie Holden Mascot: Sarah Palmer J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Standing: Becky Scott and Linda Denton Bottom: Debbie Barr, Dusty Smith, and Erin Barrow Cheerleaders 101 Leading the Spiking Vikings this year were our four returning letter winners. Beth Bedard [top left), Shelly Denton (top right), Piper Ostrowski (bottom left) and Kathy Partin (bottom right). These players helped provide the experience that led the team to a reward- ing season with an 11-1 record. GIRL'S VARSITY VOLLEYBALL (front) Jamie Kaiser,Chris Schwartz,Stacey Hinds,Shelly Denton,sue Casler,Julie Brooks,Star Featherston. (back) Piper Ostrowski,Beth Bedard.Coach Brown,Mgr Casey Adams,Sts Shawn Denton, Kathy Partin, Wendv Pittman. GIRL'S J.V. VOLLEYBALL (FRONT) Sheryl Klinger, Jannice LaDuke, Carrie Tradgeon, Dana Pratt, Deanna Phelps, Lisa Kimball, Jill Brackenburv, Cheryl Barber (BACK) Mgr. Theresa Doe, Dianr.e Walker, Debbie Jones, Linda Goodale, Coacfj McNamara, Cindy Sabin, Patti Tremblay, Jenny Money, A.J. Pratt, Sts. Heidi Stephenson GIRLS SKI TEAM Coach Vieland, Julie Huss,Jenny Branch, Pam Lange,Carl Longworth,Lori Gust, Robin Sellers, Dena Thayer. — BOYS SKI TEAM Coach Vieland.Tim Hickey, Kevin Renyolds,Flaskie Robins, Jason Welser, Ralph Opperman, John Valsh, Derrick Christman, Mike Burkley. GRAYLING HIGH WRESTLING (FRONT) Jason Wright,Jeff Reichelderfer,Robert Johnson, Tim Cook, Buck Monforton, Tim Collings, Fred Fisher,Mark Lowe,Jamie Montoya,Scott Lehto.(BACK) Asst.Coach Tim Ferrigan,Bill Franks,Paul Anteau, John Gay, Rusty Argue,Brain Kernstock,Rick Sprague,Tom Shively,Bubba Nielson, Ward Jones, Guy Nameth,Pepper Gorten.Sean Wright, Coach Ferguson. Team Honors WARD JONES FRED FISHER BUCK MONFORTON ROBERT JOHNSON Conference Champion 3pD at Conference 3RD at Conference 2ND at conference C amPion 2ND at Districts 2ND at Districts District Champion 2ND at Regionals Tri Captain 4TH at Regionals 3RD at Regionals State Qualifier State Qualifier State Qualifier Tri Captain Tri Captain BASEBALL J W rVt. 0ach 6v)V Hacm Rot� nS FUS aancron +. Ron Ba° 5 siiSStfiij”? aCM. °� ',e «iUs'te V W'E . fre. «saw? ’ GRAYLINGS SENIOR HIGH MARCHING BAND (FRONT) Crystal Herdon,Stephahie Hindmarsh,Linda Goodale,Amy Phi Hips,Maria Stephan,Debi Dibble,(2ND ) Kim Burpee,Amy Hough, Margo Rembowski,Tammy Fenton,Jeff Haas,Katie Tinker,Brigid Jones Linda Denton,Angie Larson.(3RD) Ray Hi 11,Jeff Hayes,Randy Pittman Telaina Sanderson,Keith Whaley,Mike Burkley,Chuck Johnston,Paul Baker,Ward Jones, Wendy Pittman.(BACK) Jenny Doty,Jay Ramsey, Tim Pernie.Jim Knight,Gary Beckwith,Lee Johnson. Dirctor Mr. Ormsbee. GRAYLING Flag Corps ii' q . „ GRAYLING FLAG CORPS Julie Brooks,Karemn Hayermao.Kim Cole,Christy Best Heather Dr-renzy. GRAYLING HIGH CONCERT BAfC (front) Brigid Jones .Linda Goodale,Linda Denton,Debi Dibble, Any Phillips, Maria Stephan,Angie Larson.(2ND) Stephanie Hindrarsh, Arriy Hough,Crystal Hendon,Kim Burpee,Tarmiy Fenton,Margo Rmbowski, Jeff Haas,Katie Tinker.(3RD) Wendy Pittman.Ward Jones,Jason Teddy, Paul Baker,Mike Burkely.Alan Morford.Ray Hill,Randy Pittman,Jeff Hayes,Telaina Sanderson,Keith Whaley.(4TH) Lee Johnson,Beth Bedard, Gary Beckwith,Melissa Jones,Dennis Mansfield,Eddie Tcrpkins,(Back) Director M Dermis Ormsbeejim Pemie.Jay Ramsey,Jenny Doty. rf—- i • i t - v- f A _w n m m ah frT rJ • W O r wiy The Grayling High School Bands were introduced to a new band director this year,Mr. Dennis Ornsbee. As with all new ideas comes change. This year the band was tought a new and better way of marching along with being tought the basic fundamentals. As the year went on the band was sounding better and better with each performance. The feeling of pride was with each member as the community began to recognize and request the band for performances. This year the band went to the district band festival and recieved an II being only one B+ away from state competition. NHS Officers for 1986: President: Beth Bedard Vice President: Robin Sellers Treasurer: Kevin Reynolds Secretary: Kim Cole Back Row: (L-R) Jeff Olson, Dave Somerville, Shelly Brooks. Kirk Day, Jamie Walker, Laura Grudzien, Jennifer Ojala, Rebecca Jones, Tammy Welch, Kim Cole, Kathy Allen, Robin Sellers, Wendy Pittman. Dennis Mans- field, Cheryl Alma, and Stephanie Hindmarsh. Front Row: (L-R) George Duncan, Michelle Moore, Kristin Lademan, Katie Tinker, Todd Klinger, Jeff Martinez, Julie Brooks, Crystal Herdon, and The new NHS inductees. Lisa Latuszek. National Honor Society The National Honor Society exists to foster academic excellence and to help with school and community activi- ties. Some NHS members contribute service time to nursing homes, churches, and scouting activities. Others were in- volved as ushers for school plays, and as guides at open houses, as well as the June graduation ceremonies. In addi- tion, a tutor program provided members with the opportunity to help other students with their assignments. Ms. Dora Lantszch has served for many years as the ad- visor for NHS, however, this year she retired as the advisor starting as of the 1986-87 school year. For all her years of service and dedication, she was presented with a plaque and a gift certificate to Bower’s Harbor Inn. The entire NHS thanks Ms. Lantszch for her service. Studetit Coum i Student Council 123 Fall Play Cast Picture — Horror High Front (l-r) Sonda Lawson, Jamie Montoya, and Phyllis Wadsworth. Middle (l-r) Cris McLaughlin, Amy Smith, Dianne Walker, Debbie Wads- worth, Erin Barrow, Tina Golnick, and Shelly Brooks. Back (l-r) Diane Cinciala, Heidi Stephenson, Stacey Rosin, Jeff Martinez, Dennis Mansfield, Keith Whaley, Karl Schmidt, Allen Morford, Tim Cook, Fred Fisher, and Beth Bedard. Comedy, Terror and Love strike the stage of the GHS Players. The Fall Play, presented by the GHS Players was a terrifying comedy entitled, Horror High, written by Tim Kelly. This is a play about a young man, Marcus — played by Karl Schmidt, who years before, on Prom Night, lost the election of President of the Student Body. In retaliation, he burned down the gymnasium. Since then, he has spent his days in a nearby asylum, plotting his revenge. Now he’s back and it is up to Audrey, the brightest girl in the high school, to come up with a method to catch Marcus. Audrey, played by Erin Barrow, restages Prom Night! This is a play that is filled with slapstick humor, action, jokes and mistaken identities, which all add up to major hilarity. The Winter Play, however, takes on a much more serious line of action. The play, The Haunting of Hill House, adapted for stage by F. Andrew Leslie, involves a group of people, headed by Dr. Montague, that are “psychically receptive”. They are brought together in Hill House, which is a brooding Mid-Victorian Mansion, known as a place of evil, and also known to “contain ill will.” These visitors have come to probe the secrets of the old house and to draw forth the mysterious powers it is alleged to possess- powers which have brought madness and death to all of those who have lived there in the past, (3 men and 4 women). These visitors are later joined by Dr. Montague’s wife, as portrayed by Kristine Cottenham, and a friend, who have come to Hill House for their own reasons. They too, are soon ab- sorbed by the supernatural, but their approach is via direct communication with the departed spirits — a type of psychic research, which is regarded fearfully by Dr. Montague, who is played by Robert Fitzgerald, and which, as subsequent events bear out, brings on a crisis in which the evil forces of Hill House are goaded into a new, and for one of those present, fatal fury. Written by yearbook staff member Patty Hatfield FORENSICS: It is not all work and no play 1986 was the best year ever for the GHS Individual Speech Events Team, coached by Nancy Lemmen. Grayling competitors won trophies, plaques, or medals in every invitational they attended. Nearly every member of the team won an individual award sometime during the season, and everyone helped to win the first GHS Team trophy in forensics — a first place — at the Manistee Invitational. Two team members, Senior Stephanie Hindmarsh (Dramatic Interpre- tation) and Junior Kim McDonough (Extempore Speaking), qualified at Dis- tricts to compete at the regional level, and Stephanie won at Regionals to qualify for State Finals. To yield success, Forensics requires a lot of hard work and dedication, but it isn’t all work and no play. Being a member of the team gives students the opportunity to meet competitors from other schools and make new friends throughout the state. The competition can sometimes be quite intense, but with lots of deep breaths and support from fellow teammates, it is a very rewarding experience. Erin Hickey 3rd year Forensic Team Member Team picture of 1986 Forensics Team Seated (l-r) Kristin Lademan, Jeff McLaughlin, Kathy Allen, Jeff Martinez, Christy Best, Kim Cole, Lori Dean, and Donn Broeker. Standing (l-r) Kim McDonough, Erin Hickey, Dennis Mansfield, Karl Schmidt, Fred Fisher, Amy Smith, and Stephanie Hindmarsh. Not Pictured — Amy Denton, Patty Hatfield, Tim Colling, and Wayne Sands Bottom Row: Rodney Lobsinger, Fred Allen, Donna Lehto Mary Allen Top Row: Paul Lerg, Bernadine Doscb, Kent Reynolds, Dodie Latuzek Our Administrators and Teachers Carl D. Naghtln Michael Branch 136 Gayle Prause Charles Mires Dorothy Stinehour Rebecca Brown Russel 1 Phillips Michael Dean Robert Woodland 137 Lacey Stephan Charles Spencer Nancy Lemmen Dennis Ormsbee Maureen Nowak Thomas Mills Edward Martella Daniel Ullery 138 Lynn Thompson William K1inger Carole Gust Michael Wieland Doug Wilson Robert Hannan IN Joanne Ferguson Loretta Whaley Larry Wilson 140 GLennis Austin Charles Kolb William Bonkowski Neil Longworth Howard W. Taylor Transportation Specialists Bus Drivers (L-R): Vern Hoag. Dale Lesh. Jack Kaiser, Clifl Porter. Erma Riddle. Carol Stephan. Mary Galloway. Mary Lou Portpr. and Dena Kolb Not Pictured Mike Alma. Jack Best. Lloyd Crawford. Mark Dandy. Davs Henion. Pat Kozicki, Pete Latusek Lee Riley. Jon Stevens. Bob Voll- mer. and Butch Wargo Lunchroom Crew Cafeteria Staff Back Row (L-R). Eleanor Me Isaac. Rose Keusch. Cindy Green Front Row: Loretta Christian and Hanson 141 The Challenges of the Advanced Studies Class The Advanced Studies Class has developed, over the last three years, into a very special program for A.S. students. Each year the class studies several 2-4 week units on subjects that interest the students, which this year included death and dying, birth, values clarification, and community service, as well as many others. Many A.S. assignments revolve around small group activities, and one fifth of each student s grade is determined by an individual project which may be based on any subject he or she wishes to study. Some outstanding projects this year included: developing a city of the future, creating a saleable bicycle safety computer program, learning the lan- guage of the deaf, and getting speaker Jim Tuman to address GHS students. Field trips are also an important part of Advanced Studies. Students attended the third an- nual Stratford Theater trip this year to see Shakespeare's “Twelfth Night , and also traveled to the Detroit Institute of the Arts. The program also expanded its computer resources to include two IBM PCjrs, and other computer apparatus, and for the second consecutive year competed in the Academic Festival in Elk Rapids, doing quite well in the “Brain Strain competition. These and other activities have helped make Advanced Studies an important and valuable asset to participating students’ daily routines. Erin Hickey, Junior 3rd year A.S. Student The Building Trades class is one of the only classes that gives the students the hands on experience that a student may need in the years to cane. When these students finish the class they have a feeling of accorrplishment all of their o i because it has answered one question that is often brought up in a. classrocm Where are we going to use this in life? Trades answers this question by using the knowledge that is taught in an actual job situation. Guests at the high school are always welcomed by the students with appreciation. The students not only enjoy being out of class but also enjoy the lectures and entertainment that is brought to the high school. Each person is different and his or her own opinion about the topic in question. This year the different guests not only reached the students but also the teachers as well. The bands were well accepted by the student body as they had time to party during class hours. The speakers were greatly appreciated both all of the school because it changed the everyday routine and tought the students in fun type of way. The Red Cross is a vistor every year at Grayling High. The Students who give blood have that special feeling of accomplishment because they have help to save a persons life. This is a very special feeling to know for only a small amount of blood that will be replaced in an hours time. Many students who can not give blood help in a very special way also. They work in the blood bank to help the Red Cross members keep things in order. Sometimes people try to give blood but are disappointed because they can not give blood,this is just as special as giving ’ cuz it means that they tryed and that’s what is important. 153 6ratilina State Bank Grayling and Frederic Best Wishes Class of c86 Alumni Association This year we recognize Myrle (Peg) Milnes. Her teaching career started in the building that housed K-12, our former High School, built in 1916...just before Peg came here to teach...and to become Mrs. Roy O. Milnes. She taught 7th grade Health and Geography, 8th grade English. We remember her most for the work she did with our Glee Club. Music was the love of her life...and young people. She retired in 1965, after 27 years service. She taught 1918-23 and left to raise her children, Jane Elizabeth (Rosin), class of ‘44...Roy, class of ‘48. Peg resumed her career in ‘43, making music her major. We appreciate her dedication to G.H.S. G.H.S. Alumni Memorial Roll 1985-86 Matilda Foley Bishop ‘ 14 Edith Love Ferguson ‘14 Margrethe Nielsen ‘20 Doris McLeod Brant ‘21 Anna Ruresky Swanson ‘22 Elna Mae Sorenson Moshier ‘33 Georgiana Olson Stancil ‘33 W'ilbert Swanson ‘33 Charles Corwin ‘35 Robert Anthony ‘40 Margaret Reynolds McLeod ‘42 Jack Church‘43 Barbara Dresher Wootton ‘43 ' Johannes (Joe) Jorgenson ‘47, V.I. Jean Millikin Drefts ‘52 Richard Trudeau ‘63 Myrle (Peg) Milnes RT Lavere Cushman, former teacher, principal Call collect Auto • Residential ■ Commercial 517 348-3137 AuSable Glass Specialists in Foreign Domestic Auto Glass Replacement • 24 Hour Emergency Service • Free Estimates • Mirrors «Storefronts • Back sliders for pick-ups • Flat glass for all off road vehicles • Commercial Insurance Work • All Residential needs • Storms Screens • Insulated units • Mobile Service Old U.S 27 Owners Route 1 Box 101 Darrel Earls 7a Frederic, Michigan Sherry Earls 49733 R H Sports pizzalpizza! Larry Janet Raymond “Best Wishes Graduates” little Caesars Pizza Trophies Engraving Across from A P 348-2828 Grayling, Ml 1-75 Bus. Loop 103 Fred Bear Drive Athletic Equipment Phone 348-9097 one just isn't enough. Continued Success Class of ‘86 Warranty All Carlisle products are unconditionally guaranteed against defects in material and workmanship We encourage our customers to contact us it they have any problems at any time with any of our products under normal use Repairs Paddles and oars may be returned to the factory for repairs. Our charge for repairs is a nominal SO cents for labor plus all parts The customer is responsible for all shipping costs to and from the factory. Ordering Information Carlisle products are available from dealers or direct from the factory. To order direct, please refer to our Price List. About Carlisle Carlisle Paddles. Inc was established in 1970. Our maintenance-free commercial- use paddle was the first successful design with full blade reinforcement. Since we started, we have worked continually to refine our designs and improve the tempered aluminum alloys and special formulated plastics we use We believe that we have firmly established our reputation on dependable performance, reasonable prices and standing behind our products. Carlisle Paddles. Inc. actively supports responsible recreational use of our nation's waterways. We belong to the American Camping Association. American Fishing Tackle Manufacturers' Association. Eastern Professional River Outfitters. National Campground Owners' Association. National Sporting Goods Association. National Association of Canoe Liveries and Outfitters (Charter Member) and Western River Guides Association Carlisle Paddles. Inc. P 0 Box 488 4S62 N. Oownriver Road Grayling. Michigan 49738 517 348-9886 ’ I 'X T;- • - : t. I Whatever you see people enjoying chellenging water sports, look el the peddles or oers they use lithe shells run the lull length ot the blades, end chances ere they do. those paddles or oars will most likely be Carlisles r ir- A - - 1« •« -• —rr T ” '-£ ■. __ +r • -- « • V f' 1 . ' r • 7. Congratulations Seniors Luck is when preparedness meets opportunity. FREDERIC TOWNSHIP LIBRARY, located in the Frederic Township Hall, would like to encourage all students to have a life- long dedication to reading and learning. Our hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Mon- day through Friday, except Holidays. Office 517-348-7647 c.F. Fick Sons, Inc. 1-800-292-9295 Petroleum Marketers Serving Central and Northern Michigan with pride and 113 Fig St. pleasure since 1958 Grayling, Mi. 49738 Cmfjatd Cud i Congratulations Class of 1986 Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 Flowers By Josie Downtown Grayling Your Professional Florists” Skip’s Sport Shop M-72 West Grayling, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 A COMPLETE HARDWARE 209 SOUTH JAMES ST. GRAYLING Phone 348-2931 Congratulations Class of ‘86 Grayling Window Door Co. M-72 West Grayling, Michigan Call the “Lumber Number” 348-2861 Dr. Wayne Casler Dr. Paul Mesack Congratulations Class of 1986 Best Wishes Class of 1986 Golden Rule Printing 201 McClellan 348-7014 ‘Wedding Invitations ‘Magnetic Signs ‘Rubber Stamps Stanley Home Products Marion Ayers Consultant Phone (517) 348-7006 Congratulations Class of 1986 ' ejjU, t LUMBERMAN Building Center Congratulations Class of ‘86 From All of Us at 400 State St. 348-7678 yy t Best Wishes to the Class of ‘86 Grayling Big Boy i CCraiufiit Li (ttountg Aualanchc 107 Years AuSable Valley 01 1 r t— i Personalized and Wedding Cards Rubber Stamps Church of God Printing 6330 Johnson St. Frederic, Mi 49733 100 Michigan Ave. 348-6811 The Roost Motel Gregg Laurie Hoggard P.O. Box 524 Grayling, Mich. 49738 West M-72 at M-93 517-348-7681 G3E4TLKE} FEDER4L SWINGS LG4 I 2.195 James Street 517-348-7651 AuSable Woodworking Frederic, Michigan Mac’s Drug Get to Know Mac’s Drug Your Good Neighbor Pharmacy Congratulations Class of ‘86 CONGRATULATIONS 1986 GRADUATES When thinking about college, think. . . COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROSCOMMON MICHIGAN 48653 The least expensive way to get your education is to live at home and attend Kirtland Community College. Your family could save thousands of dollars in just two years! You can attend Kirtland for $20.00’ per credit hour for tuition ($26 per credit hour for out-of-district), and then transfer up to two years of credit to the four year institution of your choice. (Tuition is subject to change. Check with an admissions counselor on the transferability of Kirtland's credit hours to that four year institution). Financial assistance is available in a variety of self-help and gift aid programs. To determine what you qualify for, an application for aid must be submitted early in the year. Applications are available at the college. The Associate in Arts or Science Degree program is designed to provide students with the basics in humanities, social science, mathematics, and the sciences. The program allows additional elective credits to meet the required 60 hours for an Associate degree. Kirtland also offers Certificate and Associate Degree vocational technical programs in the following areas: Automotive Technology Aviation Maintenance Banking and Finance Bus iness Cosmet ology Data Processing Drafting Design Tech. Drafting 6 Design 6 Manufac- turing Processes Multi-Tech Electronic Engineering Tech. Graphic Design Manufacturing Processes Tech. Marketing and Retailing Medical Office Assistant Nursing (Level 1 and II) Police Administration Secretarial Science Welding Technology Call Kirtland's Admissions Office at 517-275-5121 for further information! Sorenson Funeral Home at tend in just on ($26 cred i t change, credit udent s enc e s. rs for Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Toll Free 800-292-9055 (517) 348-7611 Indoor Fun Center Indoor Pool Kiddie Pool Whirlpool Sauna Play Area Game Room Gift Shop Ski Shop Golf 1 2 mile Woodside Dining Room Terrace Lounge, Live Entertainment Nightly 151 Overnight Rooms Bridal Executive Suite Meeting Banquet Facilities From 5-500 Derek McEvers: President Monument Display Phone:348-2951 § v C Grayling MICHIGAN NATIONAL GUARD “WE SUPPORT OUR VIKINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE GUARDS, CALL YOUR RECRUITER AT CAMP GRAYLING — 348-8719 or 1-800-292-1386 1---------------------------- «GO VIKINGS” Good Luck To The Grayling VIKINGS During Their ‘85-‘86 Season! We Invite All Our Good Grayling Neighbors To Shop And Save At The GRAYLING K MART! Old Rt. 27 South (Business 75) Just West Of 1-75 Grayling True Value ii im 200 Michigan Ava, P.O. Box 542, Grayling, Ml 43733 Congratulations to the Class of 1986 Compliments of Grayling Vision Center Dr. Mark Noss Congratulations Class of 1986 Emil Kraus Attorney at Law lansem I-----IHF SERVICE STORED Plumbing-Heating Major Appliances 32 Years of Service Still Serving Products We Sold in 1954 501 Cedar St. 348-5571 7-Eleven Congratulations to the class of 1986. Open 24 hours a day for your convenience. Chris and Jacquie Glander - Owners Terry’s Sport Center Congratulations to the Class of 1986 (517] 348-7513 3 Mi. West of Grayling on M-72 You're On Your Way. WeCanHelpYouGetlhere. Going to college is one thing. Paying for it can be another. So if you need financial assistance, see an Old Kent banker for a low-cost student loan. We've helped thousands of students get where they rKYl want to be. And we want to help thousands more. ( OLD KENT BANK OF GAYLORD 381 S. Grayling Rd. 348-5435 FDIC Grayling Chiropractic Clinic Preventive Family Health Care Orland W. Dami, D.C. 208 E. Huron, P.O. Box 736 Grayling, Ml 49738 (517) 348-3128 DuBois Lumber Lumber Building Supplies Congratulations Class of 1986 The Ice House Counted Cross Stitch Hand Crafted Gifts Antiques 31 i? I • • ;Y £ . v • JHlI .+ u«. ai v • ‘V £5jv ■ j It' .. .. S£SN S V r . V m “4 £9«w 1 «.. « ■ 'V .V IT'5 .' � - f V Ajjf' . . 1 tyN ' K . : V- ••. - ft S' t mfw ■ «• %flM t . P' ■ :' � Sfe . it I ■ . - . V •J j i J : i -w - ' V I 355©«; = %?. ? - . w «. + '. «v „ % r . w- - .Hpj'4