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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1987 volume:

1987 1 he Class of 87 has worked hard over the last four years at Grayling High School. As incoming wide eyed freshmen they set high goals for themselves, and as out going seniors they have maintained many of their goals. In a graduating class of 113 seniors, A6 or about A0% have been accepted and plan to attend a four year college or university next year. The majority of the A6 seniors will be attending the major colleges and universities throughout Michigan and two seniors will be attending schools out of state in Evanston, Illinois and Notre Game, Indiana. Iwenty two seniors have enrolled in community colleges and business schools throughout the state. Another 13 students are planning on continuing their training and education in the armed services for a total of 81 students or 70% of the graduating class is going on for post secondary training. The seniors not going on for post secondary training have secured employment in our community or other communities or at this time have not made a final decision on their career plans. lhe Class of 87 should be proud of their accomplishments and this is why Grayling High is A MICHIGAN EXEMPLARY SCHOOL. 1 -ft ' DEDICATION.................................6 STUDENT LIFE...............................8 HOMECOMING................................10 SENIORS...................................16 JUNIORS...................................30 SOPHOMORES................................35 FRESHMEN................................. ,0 Girls Basketball....................50 Volleyball..........................5A Boys Basketball.....................58 Wrestling...........................62 Girls Ski...........................6A Boys Ski............................66 1 rack..............................68 Baseball............................70 Cheerleaders........................72 Honors..............................7A ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES................76 Advanced Studies....................77 Building Trades.....................78 National Honors Society.............80 Forensics...........................82 Youth In Government.................8A Student -Council,...................85 Alumni..............................86 Bloodmobile.........................87 Musical.............................88 Play................................90 Band................................91 BAND......................................91 CANDIDS...................................96 WHO'S WHO?...............................10A TEACHERS.................................105 HONORS NIGHT............................. |H PROM.....................................112 BACCALAUREATE............................116 CLASS NIGHT..............................118 COMMENCEMENT.............................120 SENIOR SIGNATURES........................122 AUTOGRAPHS..............................12 t YEARBOOK STAFF William Bonkowski Katie linker Yearbook Advisor Student Editor Business Manager Saga 1987 is a chronicle of the events which made the 1986 - 1987 year at G.H.S. special for all of us. Producing such a memoir, or diary, is difficult under the best of circumstances as including every event and person deserving of recognition is impossible, lhis dilemma of selecting appropriatly, coupled with inadequate staffing and dependancy on others to provide write ups, photo schedules and photos prior to printer deadlines made the challenge of delivering this yearbook strenuous to say the least. Meeting this challenge, and doing so virtually alone, was your Student Editor, Katie linker. For her dedication and performance above and beyond , and for her unfaltering committment to serve her fellow students and this advisor, she has earned my deepest gratitude and respect. Special thanks also go to Lori Gust, who contributed generously of her time and talent when it appeared this book would not meet deadline. Joining Lori, were Sherri Jensen and Joanna Myers, who typed feverishly at the 11th hour to provide the captions and script necessary to tie Saga 1987 together. I can't thank them enough. Finally, and this is last but not least , I salute each and every student of G.H.S. for providing a year of notable accomplishments, worthwhile activities and just plain fun, all of which has made recording the passage of this year a worthwhile and personally fulfilling experience for Boss . Sincerely, William J. Bonkowski, Jr. Yearbook Advisor I would like to take this page and give thanks to a few people. Lori Gust, Joanna Myers and Sherri Jensen, who helped put the yearbook together. Lori and Joanna worked during their 7th hour study hall. Sherri typed many things for Boss and I. Linda Lobsinger and Kathy Lovely who put up with a lot of guff from me running the hallways to get stuff for the yearbook. The teachers who also put up with a lot of bother. Could I please have a write up for this by--------? l'hese write ups helped a lot putting the book together. I would like to thank Boss for his help. Basically for everything. I could never find the right words. lo my fellow classmates of '87 I would like to extend CONGRATS This was a fun class to be with. lo the Classes '38, '89 and '90, best of luck. Katie linker Student Sditor Business Manager 1937 Sag?� Yearbook YEARBOOK DEDICATION Mr. Weiland wife Beth (right) daughter Jeannette On May 9, 1987, the Saga Yearbook was dedicated to Mr. Weiland at a luncheon held at the Grayling Holiday Inn. Mr. Weiland started teaching in Grayling in the fall of 1965, Teaching Biology and Science. He was the head football coach for 12 years and in that time he won 3 League Champion- ships. As an assistant track coach he had one league championship to his credit. Mike has been coaching skiing for 21 years and in that time his teams have won 8 League Championships and one regional championship; also 2 of his skiers went on to win the state ski championship (individuals). His involvement in community projects over the years has kept him busy. He has coordinated the Blood Banks at the high school for the last 12 years and is on the Board of Directors of the American Red Cross. Mike also sits on the Grayling Recreation Authority Board which is responsible for the management of Hanson Hills. Mike Weiland has devoted over 21 years to his profession and as many to his community and is a credit to both. His concern for his students as a teacher and a coach has helped many to go on to further their education. His willingness to take the time to work with them and advise them has shown that his concern for his students is uppermost in his mind. He carries the same enthusiasim into his community work and they too benefit from his concern and hard work. Veacher+Coach+Citizen+Friend - Dedication committment, responsibility and Mike Weiland has not only met this criteria, but surpassed it. The 1987 Saga Yearbook is proud and honored to have this years book dedicated to Mr. Mike Weiland. 6 7 8 VICTOR 9 Float Competition: 1st place Seniors 2nd place Juniors 3rd place Freshmen Ath place Sophomores The theme for homecoming this year was seasons, drawn for us by our class sponsors. Seniors acquired fall, Juniors- summer,Sophomores- winter and Freshmen with spring. 10 Window Contest: 1st place Sophmores 2nd place Seniors 3rd place Juniors ith place Freshmen 3-legged race: Juniors Hallway Contest: 1st place Seniors 2nd (tie) Sophmores and Juniors tth place Freshmen Nerd Day: Seniors Dress-up Day: Seniors Hat Day: Seniors Punk Day: Freshmen Green and White Day: Seniors Showcases: 1st place Seniors 2nd place Freshmen 3rd place Sophmores tth place Juniors Balloon loss: Seniors lug-O-War: Sophmores Gremlin Push: Seniors 11 Heather Derenzy k Jeff Palmer Lori Gust k Brian Kernstock Anne Petrosky k John Lamie 12 SENIORS What about my HAV? JUNIORS 1? SENIORS Front L-R: Kim McDonough- Sec. Joe LaGrow- Tres. Andrea Beddrd-V.Pres., Back L-R: Neil Longworth- Advisor, Allen Morford- Pres. Becky Brown-Advisor i987 SENIORS 16 Darrin M. Alimenti I.A. - Are ve on Offense yet? Sally Ann Armstrong Swamp - She'd interrupt St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. Ihomas B. Bacon Shake N' Bake - Pass the ball-I promise I won't shoot. Andrea Marie Bedard Andi - Vou may say I'm A dreamer-but I'm not the only one. Jennifer Ann Branch Stubby - Lets skip school-I can gat away with it. Julie Marie Brooks Jewels - loday Grayling-now on to England Michelle Lee Brooks Shell Bell - I don't feel good. Allen P. Brown Al - Move Shawn 17 James J. Bryan Jamey James Dio - You Be____________!!’’ Betsi Lynn Burns Betsi Boop - Whatever-“l here was never a saint with red hair Kimberley Colleen Burpee Kimi - Some think she's quiet-but others know better!! Wayne M. Casler Casper - You should see the neat pets my dad made for me. David A. Cornell Corny - lhe world awaits such people. Darcie Dee Crull Frou- rrou - Famous for her driving Jay Dannenberg Bullaver - Ya Know Scott Davis Cucca - rd rather ride a motorcycle 18 Ioni Renaye Dawson X'Bones - Where's the Party? Kirk M. Day •Happy Days - Never trust an actor, he's al- ways got a line. Shawn Marie Denton Peaches - Nailed - l?lking is her passion Richard Lee Dowland, Jr Ostrich - I don't r,ad books, they clutter my mind Benjamin James Duby Benny Hanna - When I study it's for my own amusement Joseph lhomas Erb Kirby''- I don't know the key to success But it must be work Brenda Fairbotham Fred - School work fascinates me;I gaze at it for hours Frederick 1. Fisher Fish - It isn't what you do, it's what you get away with. 19 Wanda Kay Gabriel Vrudgeon Gabby - Laugh the world laughs with yon; frown you wrinkle your face Kim Marie Gatti Cricket - Blessed are they who say little, for they are not quoted Suzanne Marie Generous Scare Me Sue - lake it Easy Karen Sue Goetz Karen - Never loud,always quiet; maybe some of us should try it Stacey Lyn Marie Gizinski Milk Cookies - Jolly girl, full of fun, always nice to everyone Jeffery A. Golnick Bonz - My truck is my life Sherry Anne Hamilton • Beaver - Kick the Bucket Cathy Jean Harrison Jungle Jane - Junk-I can be serious, but I'd rather have fun 20 Jeffrey Allen Hayes Jeff - Let me light up your life Christopher J. Helton Mr. I.Q. - Great things are accomplished by those who do their best Crystal Delores Herdon Stampy - lhere's a sparkle in her eye, a smile you couldn't buy. Erin Kathleen Hickey Airy - We don't have to take our clothes off to have a good time Lezlie Kristen Holden Snez - 1 ake a walk on the wild si le Steven Lee liollis Squeeky - 1he reward of a thing well done is to have done it Scott L. Howe Cubby - A smooth line is the shortest dis- tance between two dates Sherri Christine Jensen Bubble B - See ya Later 21 1 imo thy R. Jeziorski Skeeter _- But I do like to study-from a dis- tance Melissa Ann Johnson Missy - A merry heart is the best ut com- pany Pamela Lee Johnson Pam - A11 work no fun is not the life for me Melissa Ames Jones Mokey - Never without an alibi Rebecca Ann Jcoes $tella - J can do more by being good Jamie Ellen Kaiser James - If it's fun,Im for it Robert V. Kalstad, Jr. 6ucky - His manner is quiet, but don't judge him by it Todd William Klinger 1,K. - Com Onnn' 22 James R. Knight, II Moo Moo - Merry Christmas to ya!! Catherine Marie Kraus Squawker - She is noted for the noise she doesn't make Kristin Lorraine l.aueman Dee - Ifm not negative-I just never agree with anyone Joseph A. LaGrow, Jr. Jungle Joe;,-:,I oon't care Pa rve 1 a Susann Lange Spam - You heard me-No Refunds Ronda Dawn Larson Rorida Reindeer - I didnTt mean to hit the floor—it hit me. James C. Laurent AC Stud - Yes or No-We can't hear your head rattle Hubert W. Lawson Woody - F.at and be merry for tomorrow we have a test. 23 Cari Lou Longworth $hortworth - Of course I have ice cubes in ny locker—how many do you want? lerry Allan Lugviel Lugnuts - lo work or not to work, that is the question Kim McDonough lincoln - Quietly she makes herself heard Jason M. McEvers Mac - Name the part-rl'll get it for you cheap Jeffery A McLaughlin Hairy - Some people wake up and find they are famous; I woke up and find I'm late. John E. Mcleod fat Boy - In my desk books do lie. Ihey're at rest and so am I John C. Meagher Monch - Measure not ability by his size Melinda J. Meredith Min - If words were money she'd be a million- aire 2A Jack Fdward Millikin Milhawken - Isn't it hard on the nose to keep it to the grindstone Joel Lee Monforton Joette - No-I'm Joel Joette Dee Monforton Joel - No-I'm Joette Michelle Marie Moore Mishmell - She's athletically inclined; a girl like her is hard to find Allen James Morford Big Al - If you don't like it, why don't you take the position Nicole Suzanne Nicholas Butt Duck - I'm afraid to let all my in- telligence show David Allen Nielson • Bubba - When I rest, I rust Carl Richard Ohsowski Carlos - He cares not for study, it weak- ens his eyes 25 Jennifer Betty Ojala ”Jenner”-”$ilence does not indicate a lack of wisdom” Jeffrey S. Olson ”WA6$”-”I'm rignt here, you just don't near me” Paul S. Owens w8.A.”-”Questions don't bother me, its the answers” Mark Alan Pe'cersen Petey”-”1hey say all great men work haro. Boy, do I feel tired” Colette Frances Petrosky Co'P”-”It's impossible to please all the world teachers too” Sandra F. Priebe $andy -”I'm sick ot it man” David A. Reichelderfer ”Reich - Don't touch my car” Jeannie Anne Restainer Jo Do -”I know a lot but I can't think of it” 26 Karl W. Schmidt Louie - I'm sure John Andrew Schreiber ZiplocV'-'Wny should the devil have all the fun Christine E. Schwartz R.E. - I'll hit it—I'll hit it—ooops! Amy Katherine Smith Amos - A world without music is no world David linothy Somerville Lucky - A tisket,a tasket, he scored another basket Ginger Mary Stampfly Ging-ger - Some think she's shy; others know better Marie Catherine Stephan arie - lell me the way to gain knowledge without studying Lyle E. Studer, III Studabaker - Give me a diploma you give me liberty 27 Katie Sue linker Kit Kat - Shut up leave me alone Edwin William Tompkins Mud Demon - I'll get there if you give me tires Richele Lynn lrudeau Lucy - Ya Jerk—Daah O.K. Scott Alden VanDeVen Jarhead - A11 great men have defects; I have a few myself Patricia Susan Walsh Patty - You don't have to be big to get along in the world Lousie G. Ward Wheezy - Silence is golden, but who needs gold? Wayne Michael Weatherly Maynard - Never put off till tomorrow what you can put off till day after to- morrow Carmen Sue Weaver Moni - Who-What-When- Why-Where? 28 Tamara Lyn Welch lamarak Welchin A pleasant person with a pleasing personality Keith C. Whaley Mary - His height measures his good humor Timothy Edward Zigila Ziggy - Have you heard about ? N 0 1 PICTURED Robert W. Ahrns Jerome Steven rfissell Dora Lee Day Penny S. Failing Georgeanna K. Gauthier Paul E. Gorten Cheryl Lynn GresUo William T. Johnson, in Yvonne M. Kraeorlein lhomas L. Latusae';, Jr. Kathy Marie McCoy Chris R. Moran Yvonne Marie Moshier 1erry Neohew Jerry Owens, Jr. Rick M. Passmore Christopher R. Rollins Ramona Lynn Stancil Louis Len turner, III Todd M. Waklely Jamie L. Walker lraci L. Watkins 29 Front L-R: Sue Casler- treasurer, Leslie Fraser- President, Becky Ewing Secretary, Jenny Money- Representative. Back Row L- R: Charles Lyk- Advisor Alison Wyman- Vice- President, Amy Hough- Representative; Howard Lehti Advisor. Not Pictured; Dena Thayer- Representative. Adkins, Jennifer Allen, Clark Alma, Mark Alma, Michael Aaron, Ashton Babbitt, Michelle Bacon, Nancy Baker, Charles Bancroft, Ronald Barber, Andrew Barr, Debbie Barrow, Erin Belcher, Steven Bently, Lori Brackenbury, Jill Brigham, Michael Burkley, ‘Michael Butler, Robert Casler, Susan Cincila, Diane Clemons, Debra Colling, Timothy Cook, Timothy Cottingham, Kris Cross, John Oerenzy, Heather Dowland, Jody Edinger, Chris Ewing, Rebecca Fenton, Robert Francis, Joe Fraser, Leslie Gauthier, Jerry Goddard, Mike Greer, Joe Hagerman, Karmen Hubbard, Alice Hull, Todd Hunter, Kevin Jackson, Melissa Johnson, Eugene Johnson, Robert Larson, Angie Lawson, Irving Lehti, Steve Lehto, Scott Lovely, Todd Lowe, Mark Matthews, leresa McKee, Marc McLane, 1 odd McNamara, Mike Medley, Ron Mehlhorn, Ron Millikin, Wanda Millikin, Wendy Mitchell, Bill Money, Jenny Monforton, Buck 32 Ohsowski, Brenda pasik, Shawn Peterson, Steve Phillips, Amy Piehl, David Plunkett, Joyce Schilbe, John Shepler, Mark Short, Bonnie Sprague, Ricky Stephan, David Stodgel, 1 racy leddy, Jason Thayer, Dena Trudgeon, Carrie Walker, Dianne Watts, Heather Weaver, Tiffany Wegner, Joel Welch, Michelle Welser, Jayson Williams, Antoinette Williams, David Wolcott, Jeff Voder, Jackie York, Leo N 0 1 PICTURED Amey, Delores Breitfield, Paul Czuba, Scott Erway, Allen Golnick, lina Huss, Julie Jacklyn, Vance Klinefelt, Geraldine Kwiatkowski, Mark Lovely, Shannon Moss, Suzette O'loole, Dennis Palmer. Jeff Quick, Chad Ruddy, Joe Shively, lorn Small, Jason Springer, Kelly Wakeley, John Warden, Kelli Jo Wyman, Allison 31 Sophomores Front left to right: Cheryl Barber- representative, Patty lremblay- representative, Lori Gust- president, Janice Helsel- Secretary Jannice LaOuke- vice president, Back row: class advisor- R.J. Hannan, Amy LaGrow- representative, Amy Denton- treasurer, class advisor- Bill Klinger. 35 Apps, Russell Argue, Ross Armstrong, Grant Ashton, Amy Baker, Paul Berber, Cheryl Baynham, Ted Bickford, Kevin Brigham, Rochelle Broeker, Oonn Brooks, Jenise eurpee, Charlie Denton, Amy Denton, Linda DeVriencIt, James Doe, IDeresa Doty, Jennifer Elekonich, Dawn Elliot, Kenny Failing, Paul Fenton, Tammy Flowers, Chad Gay, John Gillian, Jeff 36 Gillon, Jenny Goodale, Linda Goss, Lauri Gust, Lori Hass, Jeffery Hatfield, Michelle Hayes, Catherine Helsel, Janice Hickey, lim Hill, Raymond Hubbard, Mark Hudson, Kraig Isenhauer, Sean Jacobs, Kim Jeziorski, Curt j0hnsor., Lee Jones, Brigid Jones, Deborah Jung, Marty Kengel, Beth Kernstock, Brian Kimball, Lisa Klinger, Sheryl LaDuke, Jannice LaGrow, Amy Laitinen, 1 odd Laundre, Randy Lobsingsr, Jeffery Mancini, Vivian Maule, Cathy Mead, Jeremie Mitchell, Bobby Montgomery, Robert Montoya, James Moshier, Ann Qstrowski, Laurence Parmer, Jan Partello, Betty Partello, Kristina Pearsall, Wanda Pearsall, Wendy Petrosky, Janet Pernia,l'im Phelps, Deanna Pittman, Randall Porath, Dawn Pratt, Anjanette Ramsey, Jay Reichelderfer, Jeff Rembowski, Margo Resinger, Iracy Ross, Angela SanCartier, Chad Schans, Andrea Scott, Rebecca 38 Watson, Deanna Wertenberger, Robert Whitcher, Linette Wright, Jason Annis, Nikki «01 P T c 1 U R f. D Bailey, Holly Bordeaux, Aimee Brackenbury, Jamey Cikalo, Scott Cook, Edward Coe Sande Confer, James Couchman, William DeVrient, Simone Eckardt, Autumn Erway, Chris Fisher, Melissa Francis, Keuin Franks, William Hamblin, Duane Harmer, Ccry Kraus, John LInkhart, Eric Martin. Bill Menerey, Becky Moore, limothy Moran, Shannon Owens, Katherine Slater, Julia Stephenson, Heidi Suddeth, Jackie Verlinde, Amy Wenglikowski, Robert Wyskiel, Corey 39 Freshmen Class OF 1990 Front L-R: Gini Ritter, Vice President; Nicole l'renary, Rep; Paula Nunn, President; Back L-R: Glennis AUstin, Advisor; Heather Willoughby, Secretary; Anne Petrosky Rep; Chuck Spencer, Advisor. Adams, Shannon Alma, l'homas Austin, Kevin Baker, Beverly Ball, Jodi Beck, Sabrina Bellish, lorn Bentley,David Bickford, Janet Bidwell, 1 odd Bindschatel, Chris Bindschatel, Dale Bishop, Leann Bolender, Ian Bonamie, Chad Boone, Mary Beth Bouse, Dawn Bradburn, Gary Brown, David Bryant, Matthew Burchan, Nicky Carl, Rochelle Chapp, Patricia Chapp, Paula Clark, Jason Clark, Jill Collen, lodd Davis, Lonnie Dixson, Robert Duby, lamara Edinger, Jeffery Englund, Scott Fer9uson’ leresa Fisher, Julie Gizinski, Patrick Goeckerman, Casey 41 Grudzien, Robert Gusler, Jason Hagon, Lana Hallin, Michelle Harris, Dorothy Harrison, Stacie Johnston, Ted Ju'kovich, John Xengel, Sheryl Kraus, Margaret Kurk, Orlin Lamie, John Laundre, Lavigne, Steve Lawson, Marjory Lingle, April Matewicz, Colleen McLeod, Colby Middleton, Barbara Morrow, Stacy Moss, Richard Myers, Joanna Naour, Jennifer Nelson, Susan Nunn, Paula ujala, Melanie Palmer, lammie Pelton, Heather -Perez, Margarita Perkins, Tim A2 Peterson, Hannah Petrosky, Anne Phillips, Douglas Piehl, lricia Porter, Mark Pratt, Larry Rathburn, Brian Reese, Charles Ritter, Virginia Rochette, Airaee Saraiva, Lucio Schimantowski, Robert Schmidt, Kurt Sheldon, l'oye Shepherd, Brian Sheppard, Bobby Spencer, Matthew Sprague, Brian lhomas, Dwayne lhompson, Chris Uenary, Nicole Vracienburg, Candy Walsh, Jennifer Welch, Amber NOT PICTURED Hawley, Melissa Palmer, Brian Maher, John Phillips, Paula L. Barkway, Mathew Barkway, Richard Barnes, Dewey Bertalan, Daniel Class Doremire, Tony Brown, Richard Gammon, Rita Cikalo. Michelle Dean, Leland Gross, Steven Hamilton, Sue Dehart, Chris of ’9 0 Martin, Michael Millikin, Christopher Moggo, Lisa Myers, David Oldham, Jennifer Wakefield, Amy Pottorff, Terri Ruhland, Patty Sorenson, Terry Starks, Kristie Swander, Eric Wildman, Jeremy A3 FRESHMEN T T 11 • • • • U CLASS OF O A- SPORTS V SP° 4b Sports SV ,o As Sp, S o %SpORTS clqJTTS SPORTS SPOR S,Pn $ o % x9 THE NAME OF THE GAME IS SPORTSMANSHIP Wherever young athletes gather, inevitably a challenge will be offered, and just as inevitably that challenge will be accepted. Ihe result is competition and while we measure how effectively we have competed in the won-loss record, at Grayling High we also include Sports- manship not only to the teams competeing, but we also include players on the side- lines, the cheerleaders, the band, and the spectators in the stands. We are privileged to compete with our visitors and it is Inis arena of Sportmanship that we learn to mutually respect and enjoy each other. SPOKTS ORTS a Spor spots 1 3 ■Sv AqeJoV Spor Sport8 SPGffrs spoi Tsl ■€ - SPORTS o. § SPORt-c S •5 VARSITY L-R, Back Row; Coach Mike Branch, Coach Don Ferguson, Jim Knight Darrin Alimenti, Wayne Weatherly, Dave Bubba Nie|scr,, Jason McEvers, Jason 1 eddy, lorn lively, Paul Anteau, Jeff Golnick, Coach Bill Klinger. Middle row; Manager Pepper Gorten, Ward Jones, Woddy Lawson, Mark Shepler, Pat Nunn, Scott VanDeVen, Vodd Klinger, Jeff Wolcott, Jayson Welser, Rick Sparague, Steve Lehti, Kevin Kamph, Jim Laurent, Wayha Casler. Front Row; Scott Lehto, Mark Lowe, Mark McKee, Clark Allen, James Bryan, Jeff Palmer, Flaskie Robbins, Joe LaGrow, Paul Millik.n, Mike Goddard. Ball Buys; Steve Branch, Matt Branch, Reed Jones. JUNIOR VARSITY L-R, Back Row; Coach Fred Wolcott, Pat Gizinski, Frank Hartwig, Brian Kernstock, Chris Skidmore, Kraig Hudson, led Baynham, Rusty Argue, John Gpy, Dave Bentley, Eric Swanders, Coach Charles Spencer. Middle Row; Kevin Austin, Brian Sprague, Matt Spencer, Bill Franks, Marty Jung, lim Hickey, Jeremie Mead, Bud Ohstrowski, Jeff Milliken, Vodd Bidwell, Matt Barkway. Front Row; Brian Shephard, Kyle Davis, LeBob Johnson, Jay Ramsey, Chris lhompson, Bob Grudzien, Vodd VanDeVen, Skgeter Apps, Karl Davis, John Lamie, Chris Bindschatel. A6 Paul Anteau lom Shiveley Jeff Wolcott Returning Lettermen Varsity 1986 Footb all Season Grayling 13 Roscommon 28 0 Cheboygan 28 12 Petoskey 19 25 Rogers City 1A 6 Gaylord 22 12 St. Ignace 18 18 Boyne City 6 0 Charlevoix 7 15 Onaway 6 16 Cheboygan 6 8 Petosky 12 19 Mio 6 16 Gaylord 16 1A St. Igance20 36 Boyne City 7 22 Charlevoix 8 AO Onaway 12 unior Varsity 1986 Football Season Grayling 22 Roscommon 6 Wayne Casler A? 1 he Grayling Vikings battled all year long and played every game with pride and enthusiasm. Upsetting Rogers City on Parent's Night, beating Boyne City on Homecoming, and winning their last game of the season were the highlights of the year. lhe team will always remember our motto, NEVER, NEVER, GIVE UP and play hard all season. Our Seniors will be moving on to the game of life and our Juniors will continue to play football. As my last season I will always remember the games but I will miss the coaches, players and the great camarada that football has provided over the last eleven years. Best of Luck to everyone involved in Grayling Football and thanks for the opportunity to coach your sons. Sincerely Head Coach Bill Klinger NEVER, NEVER, GIVE IP. .. The 1986 Junior Varsity Football learn enjoyed its most successful season in many years. With a 6-2 and 1 season record the team benefited from solid line play and hard running backs, on offense and a hard- hitting and mobile corps of linebackers on defense, lhe Sophmores who led this year's team experienced much playing time as Freshmen and this year's Fresh- men class provided some solid support, learn captains this year were Rusty Argue and Brian Kernstock. They provided excellent player leadership on the field. Coaches Wolcott and Spencer felt that the season's greatest moment ocurred when the Junior Vikings trounced the Cheboygan Chiefs in the second game of the season 16-6. All Grayling fans look forward to seeing these fine young men play during the 1987 Football Season. A8 Coach and Captain Coach Charles Spencer Rusty Argue lom Shiveley Chris Skidmore Darrin Alimenti GREAT Bud Ostrowski Girl’s VARSITY Basketball Grayling A2 Houghton Lake A6 5A Roscommon 35 39 West Branch AO A6 Petoskey 17 56 Boyne City A7 A6 Cheboygan 60 Al Gaylord A3 37 Charlevoix A2 AO St. Ignace 3A 60 Rogers City 36 52 Petoskey 38 A3 Boyne City 35 35 Cheboygan AO AO Gaylord 5A A2 West Branch AO 32 St. Ignace 25 60 Rogers City 27 68 Roscommon AO A8 Houghton Lake A6 A2 Charlevoix A5 L-R Back Row; Caoch Howard Lehti, Catherine Kraus, Rebecca Jones, Richelle lrudeau, Shawn Denton, Angie Larson, Michelle Moore, Asst. Coach Mike Schearer, Front Row; Chris Lehti, (waterboy) Melissa Jones Manager, Jennifer Ojala, Dena Thayer, Jenni Branch, Carrie lrudgeon, Jenny Money, Rhonda Larson Manager. l'he 1986 Girl's Basketball season was very successful. They finished Ath in the coherence. Their overall record was 12-8 which was the 3rd best season since entering the Huron Shores Conference in 1973- Tour members of the squad gained conference recognition-Michelle Moore, Shawn Denton, Richelle Trudeau and Rebecca Jones. The team was equally impressive in their academic scores with a team grade point of 3 A3. Coach Howard Lehti 50 G I V S 3 ,4 SK TBa L i i Back Row L-R;Coach Dan Ullery, A.J. Pratt, Kris Partello, Anne Petrosky, Melanie Ojala, Peggy Kraus, Lauri Goss, Jannice LaDuke, Aimee Rochette, Manager lracy Resinger. Front Row- Linda Goodale, Patti Vrembley, Nikki lrenary, Deanna Phelps, Lori Gust, Margo Rembowski, Margarita Perez. 1 he Junior Varsity Girl's Basketball team finished with a fine 18 and 2 season. They finished first in the Michigan Huron Shores Junior Varsity League. CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS!! Leading scor«r and rebounder was Patti lremblay, leauer in assists and steals was Melanie Ojala. Aimee Rochette ended the season with the highest field goal percentage and Peggy Kraus had the highest free throw percentage. Coach Dan Ullery AO Houghton Lake 32 39 Petosky 32 A2 Roscommon 19 G A8 Boyne City 51 37 West Branch 29 R 32 Cheboygan 26 A2 Petosky A1 A 2A Gaylord A3 61 Boyne City 2A Y AO West Branch 33 31 Cheboygan 28 L A5 St. Ignace 35 5A Gaylord A1 I AO Rogers City 28 31 Charlevoix 20 N A9 Roscommon 29 32 St. Ignace 2A G AA Houghton Lake 28 33 RogersCity 26 39 Charlevoix 20 52 front Row L-R; Jenny Adkins, Dianne Walker, Michelle Welch, Penny failing, Chris Schwactz, Jamie Kaiser, Jenny Money, Carrie l'rudgeon. Back Row L-R; Casey Adams, Manager, Michelle Moore, Sue Casler, Stacey Rosin, Dana Pratt, lere sa Matthews, Heather Derenzy, Tim Zigila manager, Andy Moore manager. The Spiking Vikings had a record breaking season. They finished the year with a 27-10 overall record which tied them for a 9th place ranking in the state. Grayling placed second in the Michigan Huron Shores Conference at 5-1 and the team broke GHS records in spikes, blocks, bumps, sets, soft attacks, and serves on their way to the first ever district championship for Grayling. Coach Becky Brown Records Broken Blocks: Michel’e Moore 550 Bumps: Michelle Moore 13 9 Serves: Sue Casler A15 Se’s: Carrie l'rudgeon Soft Attacks: Michelle Moore 292 So’ikes: Michelle Moore 39 MVP Award: Michelle Moore Chris Schwartz Carrie l'rudgeon Most Improved: Heather Derenzy Miscy Welch Spirit Award: Chris Schwartz Carrie l'rudgeon 110% Award:Jenny Money Michelle Moore Coaches Award: Sue Casler Michelle Moore Chris Schwartz 1ri-Captains: Jamie Kaiser Chris Schwartz Carrie l'rudgeon 5 55 Back Row L-R: Coach Katy McNamara, Linda Goodale, Bev Balder, 1'aoay Uuby, Deanna Phelps, Nikki lrenacy, Patti lremblay, Janice LaDuke, Heather Pelton, Mgr. Janet Petrosky. Front Row L-R: A.J. Pratt, Sheryl Klinger, Vheresa Doe, Debbie Jon'-s, Cheryl Barber, Margarita Perez, Lisa Kimball. JUNIOR VARSITY Spirit Award: Janice LaDuke Debbie Jones Nikki I'renary Best All Around: Patti lremblay 1 he J.V. Volleyball team ended the season with a 9-A record in duals and a 10-10 over WWb Award: Sheryl Klinger all including tournament matches, the girls all played very hard and very spirited. Most Improved: lammy Duby Coach Katy McNamara 56 57 Varsity Basketball Front L-R: Ron Bancroft, Bud Ohstrowski, Pat Nunn, Steve Lehti, Dave Somerville, lorn Bacon. Back L-R: Coach lorn Mills, lodd Klinger, lodd Hull, Jon Kinny, Keith Whaley, lodd McLain, Jason MacEvers, manager Terry Neilson. Grayling 81 Johannesburg k8 Rogers City 58 Petosky 7k Boyne City 56 Roscommon 57 Gaylord 66 Charlevoix 65 St. Ignace 80 Houghton Kake 60 Rogers City 86 Petoskey 66 Boyne City 67 Roscommon 56 Cheboygan 70 Johannesburg 71 St. Ignace 66 Charlevoix 7k Houghton Lake 50 Gaylord 71 Cheboygan k5 Roscommon 7k 57 62 71 6k 61 82 63 73 52 6k 50 68 67 65 68 76 65 56 75 63 58 Front L R: Richard Moss, lony Doremire, Kurt Schmidt, John Lamie, Chad Bonamie, Kevin Austin. Back l-R:Coach Dan Ullery, Jeremie Mead, Chris Skidmore, led Baynham, Kraig Hudson, Marty Jung, Fred Shippy 1 he Junior Varsity Boys Basketball learn consisted of 7 freshmen and 5 sophomores, lhey were a group of hard working athletes who never gave up no matter what the score. The leading scorer was Chris Skidmore who averaged 17 points a game. Leading rebounder and field goal percentage shooter was led Baynham. Leader in steals and assist was Marty Jung. Leader in free throw percentage was Fred Shippy. Coach Dan Ullery cn 73 Johannesburg 56 AO Rogers City A7 57 Petoskey 53 61 Boyne City A6 37 Roscommon 68 G 27 Gaylord 73 R A3 Charlevoix 79 A 51 St. Ignace 67 v. 51 Houghton Lake 81 L A8 Rogers City 59 I AO Petoskey 66 N A8 Boyne City 62 G A8 Roscommon 69 51 Cheyboygan 63 69 Johannesburg A3 59 St. Ignace 65 38 Charelvoix 55 A6 Houghton Lake 73 38 Gaylord .63 37 Gheyboygan A8 60 61 Front Row L-R; Pat Gizinski, Kyle Davis, Terry Sorenson, Jeremie Harwood Fred Fisher, Rick Brown, Chris Bindchatel. Middle Row L-R; Karl Davis, Jason Wright, Mark Lowe, Tim Cook, Ward Jones, Tim Colling, Tyrone Stallard, Back Row L-R; Manager Pepper Gorten, Robert Jdhnson, Brian Kernstock, Kevin Bickford, John Gay, Rusty Argue, Coach Don Ferguson Manager Sean Wright. Wrestling is a sport which requires strength speed, dedication, mental preparation, and an unsurpassed desire to win. To be a Viking Wrestler requires a special breed of man and an extraordinary commit- ment to excellence. With a successful 1986-1987 season behind us we must look to the future with :he return of state qualifiers Tim Colling (top 12), Brian Kernstock ( top 12), Bucj Monforton (top 8), Ward Jones (5th Place), Regional qualifier Tim Cook an Mark Dan Lowe. Grayling can only anticipate the performance of such an experienced Viking squad. I will rfiss Coach Ferguson, my comrades, and the countless individuals who have supported not only me, but the wrestling program as a whole. I will miss wrestlnig and every- thing it has done for me. But the thing I will miss most is the Basketball Players! Especially the ones who think they can beat us on the mats! Fred Fisher 62 WRESTLING 63 L-R: Coach Mike Weiland, Dena Thayer, Jenni Branch, Lori Gust, Cari Longworth, Pam Lange, Anne Petrosky, Julie Huss The gil's team won 60 races this year and lost 30. Only three teams beat the Vikings without a return loss, those three teams finished first, second and third in the state, lhe Michigan Huron Shores League saw the girls finish fourth and in the I.H.S. A.A. Regionals the Viking girls placed fourth out of sixteen Iteams. Ilwo Viking girls won League and lRegional medals, and both qualified If or the State finals; Junior Julie Ihuss and Senior Cari Longworth. Jenni Branch, Senior 3 Year Ski Team Member 2nd Year Varsity Racer Pam Lange, Senior 1 year Varsity Racer 2nd Most Consistant 1987 Tied Most Consistant 1986 6A Oena Thayer, Junior 2nd Year Varsity Racer Lori Gust, Sophmore . 2nd Year Varsity Racer 3rd Most Consistant 1987 Cari Longworth, 'tth. Year Racer Vie Most Consistant 1987 2nd leam Victories 1987 Tie Most Valuable 1987 League Regional Medalist State Finalist 35 in Slalom V I K I N G S Julie Huss, 3rd. Year Racer Tie Most Consistant 1987 Most Team Victories 1987 Tie Most Valuable 1987 League Regional Medalist State Finalist 21 in Giant Slalom SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI SKI 65 fi ■ ■ lim Pernie, John Kraus, Mike Burkely, Mike MacNamara, Flaskie Robins, 8 ■ Jayso-' Welser, lim Hickey, John Jurko ich, Sean Isenhauer, Chad SanCartier, Coach Mike Weiland. 1 he boys team had 10 boys in meets during the year, lhe boys won 7 and lost t7 to break even against team0 including those finidhing 1st and 2nd in the state. Vhe boys placed 5th in the M.H.S. League and 7th in the regionals out of 17 teams. Victories over Roscommon, Harrison, Boyne, Traverse City St. Francis and Sault Ste. Marie were good for the young team. No Seniors, t Juniors, 5 Sophomores, and 1 Freshman raced for the Vikes. 66 John Jurkovich Frosh. 1st year Varsity Racer Vim Hickey Soph. 2nd Most Consistant 2nd year Varsity Racer Mike Burkley tJr. 2nd year Varsity Racer Mike McNamara , Vi- 1st year Varsity Racer 2nd Most Wins Jayson Welser, Junior 3rd Year Varsity Racer Most Consistant 1987 Most learn Victories 1987 League Medalist Regional Medalist 2nd Slalam State Finalist 13 Slalom Most Valuable 1987 Tim Pernie 67 TRACK L-R Front: Chris Partello, Nicole 1'renary, Barb Howe, Deanna Phelps, Anne Petrosky, Julie Huss. Back L-R: Coach Mike Smith, A.J. Pratt, Traci REsinger, Nicole Waldorf, Marjorie Lawson, Michelle Moore, Carrie Vrudgeon, Melanie Ojala, Coach Dan Ullery. 68 Baseball ’ 8 7 front L-R: Clark Allen, Steve Lehti, Mike MacNamara, Jon Kinnee, Jeff Palmer, John Meagher, Joe Ruddy. Middle L-R: Jeff Wolcott, Jason Teddy, ROn Bancroft, Flaskie Robins, Skeeter Apps, Marty Jung. Derrick Christman, Back L-R, Coach Fred WOlcott, Mike Alma, Jim KNight, Matt Klempp, Brian Palmer, Kraig Hudson, Joe ERb, Pat Gizinski, Dave Somerville 1987 Baseball Schedule Onaway 6-1 9-2 The Grayling Viking Base- Gay lord 10-1J 5-2 ball learn finished a successful Rogers City 6-A 3-2 season with an 8 to 6 victory over West Branch 5-10 league co-champs Petosky. Grayling Boyne City 16-10 8-6 finished with an overall record of Central Lake 13-5 18-9 1A wins and 8 losses and a Hh Charlevoix •-3 11-1 place finish in M.H.S.C. play with Sault St. Marie 2-12 1-12 a 10 win and 6 loss record. Harbor Springs (Pre-pre Dis.) 9-8 Grayling won two tournament Pe t osk y 0-A games to make it to M.H.S.A.A. Onaway (Pre Dist.) '.-3 district play for the first time Rogers City (Dist.) 2-3 in ten years. GOOD YEAR!!! Cheboygan 3-1 6-7 M.H.S.C. Class C Champs. Petosky 8-6 70 71 CHEERLEADERS L-R: Andrea 8edard, Debbie Barr, Erin Hickey Kneeling L-R: Lezlie Holden, Patti Walsh Laying: Shelly Brooks L-R Standing: Sheryl Klinger, Joanne Ferguson(Coach), Amy Denton Sitting L-R: Lynette Whitcher, Cheryl Barber 72 Back L-R: Joanna Myers, Jill Hark, Linda Denton Middle: Stacey Morrow, Sharina Hunter, Michelle Hallin, Becky Carroll Front: lammy Fenton, Dusty Smith Back L-R: Lezlie Holden, Erin Barrow, Shelly Brooks, Erin Hickey, Andrea Bedard Front: Mascot Sara Palmer 73 HONORS All Conference: Michelle Moore Chris Schwartz Carrie l'rudgeon (Honorable Mention): Sue Casler Jamie Kaiser Jenny Money 7A All Conference in Girls Basketball Wrestling. STATE FINALISTS- CARI LONGWORTH, JAYSON WELSER JULIE HUSS BOYS BASKETBALL ALL CONFERENCE - JASON MCEVERS, TOM BACON Sr. Jason McEvers Sr. - Tom Bacon 75 Ad v 4 OCecl We have all heard of baby M , but this is G.H.S. Advanced Studies twist with baby EGG . 77 erry Gauthier, Aaron Ashton, Belcher Rick Sprague, Louis turner Chris Edinger 1 odd Hatfield, Robert Fenton P.M. Jerry Owens, Kerry Harwood, Joel Wegner, Dennis O'loole, Jeff Golnick, Jerry Ball(Instructor), Paul Owens, Jay Dannenburg Dale Lesh(Instructor), John Wakeley '?ROT£C.Tm 78 79 FrontL-R: lim Cook, Jenny Adkins, Jenny Money, Sue Casler, Michelle Moore Kim McDonough, 1 odd Klinger 2nd L-R: Catherine Kraus, l'ammy Welch, Erin Hickey, Shelly Brooks, Andrea Bedard, Kristin Lademan, ANgie Larson, Rebecca Jones, Carrie 1rudgeon, Crystal Herdon, Keith Whaley. 3rd L-R: Jennifer Ojala, Jamie Walker, Stacey Gizinski, Ron Medley, Colette Petrosky, Kirk Day, Katie linker, Jeff Renaud, Scott Lehto. Back L-R: Wayne Casler, Dave Somerville Front L- R: Carrie lrudgeon, Sue Casler, Jenny Money, Angie Larson, Jenny Adkins, ANorea Bedard Back L-R: Jeff Renaud, Scott Lehto, Ron MSdley, lim Cook, Mike McNamara Joe Francis 80 The AuSable Chapter of the National Honors Society was accepted by the National Association of Secondary School Principals in 1962. At that time, the advisor for the local chapter was the principal of the high school, Elmer Fenton. In the beginning, the organiza tion was not active in membership. The new members were inducted at a dinner ceremony and received a membership card. Their membership in the National Honors Society was noted by a gold emblem that was placed on the diploma. After Mr. Fenton retired from the advisor position in 1968, the leadership role changed hands almost at a yearly basis. School faculty members thet have served as advisor throughout the history at Grayling High School include former Assistant Superintendent Fraser Dean, former principal Charles Batway, Paul Lerg, Robert Bovee, and Bill Klinger. Former principal Kent Reynolds served as advisor for consecutive years until Dora lanztsch assumed the position in 1981. It was at this point in the AuSable Chapter of the National Honor Society underwent a drastic change in both function and purpose. Uhder the leadership of Mrs. Lanttsch, the charter began to perform service activities and community projects. Mrs. Lanztsch brought the charter to the current standards that require each member to volunteer a minimum of five service hours per school year of membership. Thus, the AuSable Chapter of National HOnor Society was transformed to an active service organization from a passvie in name only one due to the contributions of Mrs. Lanztsch. Now that Mrs. Lanztsch has retired from her position, the precedents she has set will be followed by the new advisor Terri Wakely. 81 Forensics leam '87 Forensics l'Eam After Districts Front L-R: Kim McDonough, Erin Hickey, Karl Schmidt, Coach Nancy Lemmen Lezlie Holden, Jamie Montoya. Back L-R: Amy Smith, Becky Ewing, Lori Dean ANdrea Bedard, Shelly Brooks. State Finals tournament State Class C-D 3rd Place GAYLORD 83 Front L-R: Amy Ldbrow, Janet Petrosky, Leslie Fraser Cheryl Barber, Sue Casler. Back l-R:Jim Boone, Todd Laitinen, Jeff McLaughlin, Chris Moran, Julie Huss, Jamie Montoya, Derrick Christman, Howard Lehti. Grayling's Youth in Government Club The Youth in Government Program is a Laboratory experience in the State . Government process. The program began in 19A8 in Michigan and G.H.S. began to participate in 1985. Over 700 students across the state meet in Lansing for four days each spring. Students act the roles of legislators, lobbyists, press agents, pages, governor and cabinet officials in the capitol building itself. A few goals of the organization are:to understand the legislative process; to formulate positions on issuic and respect differing viewpoints; and to develop and test leadership potential. lhe G.H.S. Youth in Government Club has 16 members, 9 of which will attend the Lansing Experience. H. Lehti Advisor SENIORS - CLAS OF 1987 - ADVISORS - Neil President - Allen Morford Vice President - Andrea Bedard Secretary - Kim McDonough Treasurer - Joe LaGrow JUNIORS - CLASS OF 1988 - ADVISORS - President - Leslie Fraser Vice President - Alison Wyman Secretary - Becky Ewing Treasurer - Sue Casler Longworth Becky Brown STUDENT COUNCIL REPS - Erin Hickey Missy Jones Pam Lange Mindy Meredith Chuck Lyk Howard Lehti STUDENT COUNCIL REPS - Amy Hough Jenny Money Dena Thayer SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF 1989 - ADVISORS President - Lori Gust Vice President - Jannice LaDuke Secretary - Janice Helsel Treasurer - Amy Denton R.J. Hannan Bill Klinger STUDENT COUNCIL REPS - Cheryl Barber Amy LaGrow Patty Tremblay FRESHMEN - CLASS OF 1990 - ADVISORS President - Paula Nunn Vice President - Gini Ritter Secretary - Heather Willoughby Treasurer - Jenny Naour - Glennis Austin 8, Chuck Spencer S1U0EN1 COUNCIL REPS - Nicole Trenary Anne Petrosky Sheryl Kengel STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD ADVISOR - Vickie Green President - Pam Lange Vice President - Erin Hickey Secretary - Cheryl Barber Treasurer - Jenny Money Student Council 89 WE DEDICATE THIS PAGE 10 WESLEY KUMPULA. He was a teacher here at G.H.S. for 23 years, finishing a career that spanned 37 years. He taught Biology, General Science, Health, Sociology, but will be remembered best for the years he was Shop Instructor. Wes Kumpula was Honor Guest at our An Annual G.H.S. Alumni Banquet, May, 1966. A most respected gentleman and teacher. In Memorium (since last issue of the Year Book) G.H.S. Alumni Laura failing Olson '08 Elsie Sailing Bromwell I1� Lempi Korhonen Murphy '21 Olga Nielsen '23 Ada Kidston Woughter '27 Clara Bugby David '30 Gordon Bond '30 Robert LaMotte, Sr. '3A Donna Griffith Gyde '37 Donald Borchers 'A3 Melvin Luter '56 Wesley Kumpula, teacher, principal Wesley Kumpula 86 This page sponsored by the G.H.S. Alumni Association 87 LEAF 1 LEAF 2 THE COACH GIRL'S SOCCER COACH HARRY L. DINKLE HOLLY BUDD CHEERLEADERS Marga Dawn Elokonich, Nichole Aimee Rochette Gini Ritter Wayne Sands Kathy Maule Karl Schmidt Erin Hickey ita Perez, Nicki Burcham aundre, Heidi Stephenson OUR CAST VOICE OF THE ANNOUNCEMENTS LES MOORE CRAZY HARRY BULL BUSHKA MR. BURCH PRETTY GIRL SUZI PETERSON STEPHANIE FUNKY WINKERBEAN TRACY CHRIS BARRY BALDERMAN VOICE OF THE SCHOOL DESK MIKE MAJORS CAMERA PERSON ED CRANKSHAFT THE ELIMINATOR EXTRAS Rochelle Brigham, Kirk Day Jamie Montoya Chris Helton David Neilson Steve Hollis Paula Nunn Nichole Laundre Linda Denton Donn Broeker Lori Dean Nicki Burcham Fred Fisher Wayne Sands Mike Brigham Joanna Myers Kirk Day Terry Neilson Ana Hagemeister 88 FLUTE CLARINET ALTO SAX TENOR SAX BARITONE SAX 1st TRUMPET 2nd TRUMPET 3rd TRUMPET TROMBONE PIANO BASS PERCUSSION Amy Phillips Crystal Herdon, Amy Hough Jason Teddy, Andy Burkley David Brown Paul Baker Keith Whaley Adam Anger Shannon Phillips Jamie Petrie, Dave Teddy Angie Larson Josh Woodland Dana Mirate STUDENT PRODUCER LIGHTING TECHNICIAN SCENE PAINTING PROPERTIES COSTUMES STAGE CREW Nikki Trenary Jeff Hayes Members of the Cast Members of the Cast Members of the Cast Members of the Cast Margarita Perez Jamie Montoya, Karl Schmidt Margo Rembowski, Becky Ewing, Dawn Elekonich Cathy Maule, Lana Hogan, Kirk Day I'll Get TtUj Him � m • •� 90 l'HE MARCHING BAND IN THE STANDS BEFORE l'HE GAME IN the early mornings of fall, a unique group of individuals found cool, wet grasses and menacing skies not as depressive, but as routine. Every morning, as others enjoyed the warmth of a classroom, Viking band members donned jackets and instrument and prepared for another performance. Later, as the grass was covered with snow and the clouds even more menacing, there still was no rest for musicians, who traded their jackets for a chair and stand. Band is more than a class; it's a family. A family composed of many intelligent, and very talented people. And these people, in turn, are responsible not only for enlight- ening others with music, but the emotions and ideas that accompany those very expressions. So, as we see our Viking Band in action, whether it be marching in a parade or performing on a football field, let us not only listen to wonderful sounds, but also show appreciation and realize how fortunate we are to be acquainted with such a fine organization. Jason Teddy 91 Row 1; Amy Hough, Crystal Herdon, Mike Burkely, Amy Phillips, Angie Larson. Row 2; Kevin Austin, lammy Fenton, Margo Rembowski, Julie Fisher, Alice Hubbard, Marie Stephan,,Stacey Morrow, Linda Denton, Linda Goodale, Row 3; Michelle Hallin, Becky Carroll, Jason Gusler, David Brown, Jeff Hayes, Lee Johnson, Melissa JOnes, Jeff Haas. Row A; Richard Moss, leddy Johnston, Keith Whaley, Randy Pittman, Ray Hill, Allen Morford, Jason leddy. Row 5; Flag Karmen Hagerman, Flag Jill Brackenbury, Director Dennis Ormsbee, Jay Ramsey, Jenni Doty, Casey Goeckerman, lim Pernie, Matt Cory, Flag Julie Brooks, Flag lammy Welch 92 Kevin, Richard and 1'ammy Lined up for performance. Crystal, Michelle, and Angie Handel Jubilee Jill, Crystal and Julie Attended Camp for Flag Drun Major. 93 Graduating Senior Ed lompkins THAT PAGE Band Members at the Festival Of Lights Crystal; Our Drum Major Percussion Line Melissa JOnes- Senior Keith Whaley With Mr. Ormsbee Jazz Band at a Pep Assembly Flutes on the Field Crysltal Herdon- Senior Band at a Street Show by Bank Trumpets on the Field Band in the Homecoming Parade On 1 he Field Michelle, Jason, Crystal 4 Amy S0I0 Ensemble I's and II's Casey Goeckerman 95 97 98 99 100 101 c-o o teachers Ad Faculty ministration Staff Faculty „TEAC«3tS ' M CL 3. 5' Administration Staff Facu ty 5r‘ Teachers TEACHERS H M O EU H ta Ad Ad mi, $ k $ Administration Sistratiori Staff Faculty TEACHERS Teachers Adi ■g Adfflinistrat'“ i X Faculty TEACHERS Teachers Acirn'n stration m uarit of fbucatimt Standing L. to R.:Paul Lerg,Freddie Allen, Stephen Langseth, Rodney Lobsinger,Kent Reynolds. Seated L. l'o R.: Donna Lehto Bernadine Dosch, Pauline Petrosky, H.Ann Stephenson ' 1 IP V47! nJ£ JVbmimstratum Kent Reynolds....Supt. of Schools Paul Lerg........... Asst. Supt. Carl Naghtin....... Principal Michael Branch...Asst. Principal 106 Rebecca Brown P.E. Health Speech Robert Hannan English Dora Lantzsch Home Economics Howard Lehti Social Science faculty 107 Charles Mires Soc Science Speech Maureen Nowak Special Education 108 Lynn lhompson Art Doug Wilson Dir. of AuSable Valley Youth Services Bureau Robert Woodland English Remedial Reading Dorothy Stinehour Special Education Michael Wieland P.E. Health Science 109 MAINTENANCE Edwin Hartig Bill Johnson 110 Val Lehti Howard Lebti TEACHER OF THE YEAR HOWARD LEHTI 111 112 113 GRADUATES HONORS 115 baccalaureate JSerfoice Joseph Stripe Auditorium Sunday. May 31, 1987 2:00p.m. Pianist Janet Dice Processional..... Star Spangled Banner Sung by Graduates and Audience Invocation Jennifer Ojala Pass It On .............Allen Morford Keith Whaley You've Got a Friend .....Andrea Bedard Lezlie Holden Allen Morford Keith Whaley Now Thank We All Our God .............. Instrumental Matthew 7: 24-27 ......Allen Morford Building A Life ....Rev. Daniel Lochner Mt. Hope Lutheran Church Memories ..................Amy Smith Karl Schmidt Benediction Erin Hickey Recessional ......... God Of Our Fathers •Instrumentalists Jeffery Hayes Melissa Jones Marie Stephan Edwin Tompkins Crystal Herdon Allen Morford Katie Tinker Keith Whaley 116 117 (ttlass Joseph Stripe Auditorium Thursday, June 4, 1987 7:00p.m. WELCOME...................Allen Morford CLASS HISTORY...................Melinda Meredith Colette Petrosky Amy Smith CLASS PROPHECY............Penny Failing Suzanne Generous Sandra Priebe Sherri Jensen Christine Swartz Carmen Weaver . .. Betsi Burns Shawn Denton Todd Klinger Andrea Bedard Erin Hickey Lezlie Holden PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ...Allen Morford CLOSING............................Allen Morford CLASS OF 1987 OFFICERS: President.....................Allen Morford Vice President...............Andrea Bedard Secretary..........Kim McDonough Treasurer ......................Joe LaGrow Representatives................Erin Hickey Melissa Jones Pamela Lange Melinda Meredith CLASS ADVISORS........... Becky Brown Neil Longworth CLASS MOTTO We have lived for today but now say goodbye to our childhood and hold fast to the happy memories for with tomorrow comes the future and a chance for even better yesterdays by Erin Hickey CLASS COLORS.......Teal and Black CLASS FLOWER.....................Rose CLASS SONG .............. In The Air by Phil Collins CLASS AWARDS CLASS WILL ... '118 (Eummencement Grayling High School Gymnasium Friday, June 5, 1987 8:00p.m. Selections by Grayling High School Band............ Dennis Ormsbee Director Processional ... Pomp and Circumstance Invocation............. Catherine Kraus Salutatory Address.........Erin Hickey 1987 Grayling High School Salutatorian Valedictory Address...Kim McDonough 1987 Grayling High School Valedictorian God Bless America .................. Amy Smith Presentation of Graduates.. Carl Naghtin, Principal Michael Branch, Asst. Principal Awarding of Diplomas.. Kent Reynolds, Superintendent Berpadine Dosch, Pres. Bd. of Ed Benediction ...............Todd Klinger Recessional .. Far Fare and Recessional by Ployhar TOP 10 GRADUATES VALEDICTORIAN Kim McDonough............ 4.00 SALUTATORIAN Erin Kathleen Hickey.3.974 Jennifer Betty Ojala.....3.923 Tamara Lyn Welch....... 3 821 Keith C. Whaley........ 3 800 Stacey Lyn Marie Gizinski . 3.738 Todd William Klinger...3.727 Catherine Marie Kraus .... 3 714 Jamie L. Walker..........3.699 2C Wayne M. Casler .........3.696 Kim McDonough Valedictorian Erin Kathleen Hickey Salutatorian 121 122 Autographs 124� Autographs Autographs Autographs 128 129 This year we would like to say a big Thank You to Ed Hartig. Ed is our maintenance man at the high school and has been since July in 1973. He keeps things in good repair and at times this can be very frustrating. His work with the staff and students is greatly appreciated, so when you see him, thank him for a job well done. A brief biography on Ed's past is as follows: Ed's parents came to the U ited States from Germany in the early 1900's and settled in Saginaw, Michigan, where he was born, and his father owned and operated a grocery store. His parents bought a large tract of land East of Frederic on 612 which became known as Hartig Pines Subdivision. Their weekens were spent up North and during the week they remained and worked in Saginaw. Ed was to go into the Navy in December of 1953, but a very serious accident left him paralyzed and after several operations and many months of physical therapy he was able to walk again. He met his wife Sally at the hospital where he was at and she was taking a Licenseo Practical Nurse course there also. On April 9, 1955, Ed and Sally were married and have three children and also have three grandchildren. Ed and Sally belong to the Para-Dice Motorcycle Club out of Grand Rapids and travel throughout the country with them. They have a 1982 Honda Aspencade with a side car that they use on their trips. Ed's hobbies are fishing, hunting and oil painting. A big THANK YOU goes out to Ed Hartig for a job WELL DONE. 130 131 ratjling §laU j atth Grayling and Frederic An affiliate of Citizens Banking Corporatio Best Wishes Class of ‘87 Your love Special Eternal Complete The Orange Blossom Diamond ring you select will reflect the timeless beauty of your lives together Select your rings from our large collection of finely crafted Diamond rings to celebrate your love Choose Orange Blossom and make your dreams come true J 01 66 ’ THE RING LEADERS SINCE 1941' JEWELERS GIFTS 235 MICHIGAN AVE., DOWNTOWN GRAYLING, 348-5111 Hours Monday thru Saturday 9 to 5:30; Friday 9 to 9 1M “CO VIKINGS” Good Luck To The Grayling VIKINGS During Their ‘ S7 -‘8 8 Season! We Invite All Our Good Grayling Neighbors To Shop And Save At The GRAYLING K MART! 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MI 49738-0583 1986-87 Freshmen Adams, Shannon 41 Alma, Thomas 41 Anteau, Joe Austin, Kevin 41,46,60,92,93 Baker, Beverly 41,56 Ball, Jodi 41 Barkway, Matthew 46 Barkway, Richard Barnes, Dewey Beck, Sabrina 41 Bellish, Tom 41 Bently, D vid 8,41,46 Bertalan, Daniel Bickford, Janet 41 Bidwell, Todd 41,46 Bindschatel, Chris 41,46,62,8k,83 102 Bindschatel, Dale 41 Bishop, Leann 41 Bolender, Ian 41 Bonamie, Chad 41 Boone, Mary Beth 41 Bouse, Dawn 41 Bradburn, Gary 41 Br swn, David 41,92 Brown, Richard 62 Bryant, Matthew 41 Burchan, Nicky 15,41 Carl, Rochelle 41 Chapp, Patricia 41 Chapp, Paula 41 Clark, Jason 41 Clark, Jill 41 Collen, Todd 41 Davis, Lonnie 41 Dean, Lealand 41 Dehart, Chris 41 Dixson, Robert 41 Doremire, Tony 41,60 Duby, Tamara 41,56 Edinger, Jeffery 41 Englund, Scott 41 Ferguson, Teresa 41 Fisher, Julie 41,92 Gizinski, Patrick 41,46,62 Goeckerman, Casey 41,44,92,95 Gross, Steven 99 Grudaien, Robert 42,46 Gusler, Jason 42,92 Hagon, Lana 42,44,85 Hallin, Michelle 42,92,93,95,99 Farris, Dorothy 42 Harrison, Stacie 42 Hartwick, Frank 42,46 Harwood, Jermie 42,62 Hawley, Melissa Hess, Se'-n Hinderleider, Kevin 42 Horning, Paula 42 Howe, Todd 42 Hunter, Sharina 42 Johnson, Ted 42,92,95 Jurkovich, John 42,66,67 Kengel, Sheryl 42 Kraus Margaret 42,52 Kurk, Orlin 42,44 Lafeir, Scott Lamie, John 12,42,46,60 Laundre, Nichole 42, Q9 Lavigne, Steve 42 Lawson, Marjory 42,68 Levandowski, Tracy Lingle, April Martin, Michael Matewicz, Colleen 42,99 McLeod, Colby 42 Middleton, Barbara 42 Millikin, Christopher 60 Moggo, Lisa Morrow, Stacy 42,92 Moss, Richard 14,60,61,92,93 Myers, David Myers, Joanna 15,42,44,96,99 Nauor, Jennifer 42 Nelson, Susan 42 Nunn, Paula 15,40,42,85 Ojala, Melanie 42,52,68,69 Palmer, Brian 71,7 0 Palmer, Tommie 42,44,96 Pelton, Heather 42,56 Perez, Margarita 42,52,56,90 Perkins, Tim 42 Peterson, Hannah 43,77 Petrosky, Anne 12,14,40,43,52,64 69,85 Phillips, Douglas 43 Phillips, Paula L. Piehl, Tricia 43 Porter, Mark643 Pottorff, Terri Pratt, Larry 43 Rathburn, Brian 43 Reese, Charles 43 Ritter, Virginia 15,40,43,85 Rochette, Aimee 43,52 Ruhland, Patty Saraiva, Lucio 43 Schimantowski, Robert 43 Schmidt, Kurt 43,60,99 Sheldon, Toye 43 Sheperd, Brian 43,46 Sheppard, Bobby 43 Sorenson, Terry 62 Spencer, Matthew 43,46 Sprague, Brian 43,46 Starks, Kristie Swander, Eric 46 Thomas, Dwayne 43 Thompson, Chris 43,46,82 Trenary, Nichole 15,40,43,,52,56, 68,85 Vradenburg, Candy 43 Wakefield, Amy Walsh, Jennifer 43 Welch, Amber 43 Whitney, Stacey Wilikins, Michelle 43 Williams, Viola Willoughby, Heather 15,40,43,44,85 Wood, Christopher 43 1986-97 Sophmores Annis, Nichole Apps, Russell 14,36,46,71,114,70 Argue, Ross 11,36,46,49,62 Armstrong, Grant 36 Ashton, Amy 36,99 Bailey, Holly Baker, Paul 36 Barber, Cheryl 35,36,56,72,82,84 97 Baynham, Ted 36,46,60,61 Bickford, Kevin 36,62 Bly, Scott Bordeaux, Aimee 36 Brackenbury, Jamey Brigham, Richelle 36 Broeker, Donn 36,96,99 Brooks, Denise 36' Burpee, Charlie 36 Cannoy, Eddie 36 Cannoy, Teddy 36 Carroll, Rebecca 36,92 Cassell, Carolyn Cassidy, Marleen 36 Christman, Derrick 36,34 Conklin, Rochelle Cory, Matt 36,92,94 Couchman, William Cousins, Henry 36 Cox, Kenneth 36 Davis, Christina Davis, Karl 36,46,62 Davis, Kyle 14,36,62 Davis, Roy 36 Dean, Lori 36,32,83,97,99,101 Denton, Amy 35,36,72,82,83,97,98 99 Denton, Linda 36,91,92 DeVriendt, James 36 DeVriendt, Simone Doe, Theresa 36,56,57 Doty, Jennifer 29,36,94,99,103 Eleckonich, Dawn 36,32,83,90,97 Elliott, Kenny 36 Erway, Chris Failing, Paul 36 Fenton, T«mmy 36,91,92,93 Fisher, Melissa Flowers, Chad 36 Francis, Kevin Franks, William 46,49 Gay, John 36,46,62,63 Gillian, Jeff 36 Gillon, Jenny 37 Goodale, Linda 37,52,56,57,91 92 Goss, Lauri 37,52 Gust, Lori 12,35,37,64,65,35 101,102 Haas, Jeffery 37,92,101 Hamblin, Duane Harmer, Cory Hatfield, Michelle 37 Hayes, Catherine 37 Helsel, Jannice 35,37,85 Hickey, Tim 11,37,46,66,67,93 Hill Raymond 37,92 Hubbard, Mark 37 Hudson, Kraig 11,37,46,6 70 Isenhauer, Sean 37,66 Jacobs, Kim 37 Jeziorski, Curt 37 Johnson, Lee 37,46,92 Jones, Brigid 14,37,73 Jones, Deborah 37,56 Jung, Marty 37,46,56,6Q70 Kengel, Beth 37 Kernstock, Brian 11,12,14,37,46C62 Kimball, Lisa 37,56,57 Klinger, Sheryl 37,56,57,72 Kraus, John 14,66,97,93,99 LaDuke, Jannice 35,37,52,56,57,35 37,101,102 LaGrow, Amy 35,37,34,85,87,101 Laitinen, Todd 37,34,93 Laundre, Randy 37 Linkhart, Eric Lobsinger, Jeffery 37 Mancini, Vivian 37 Martin, Bill Maule, Cathy 37,82,83,90,99 Mead, Jeremie 37,60 Meoak, Joe 37 Mertes, Rene 37 Mier, Lisa 37 Millikin, Jeff 37,46 Mitchell, Bobby 38 Montgomery, Robert 38 Montoya, James 38,82,83,84,90,101 Moore, Timothy Moran, Shannon Moshier, Ann 38 Ostrowski, Laurence 38,46,49,58 Owens, Katherine Parmer, Jan 9,38 Partello, Betty 38 Partello, Kristina 38,52,68,69 Patterson, AnnMarie Pearsall, Wanda 38 Pearsall, Wendy 38 Pertrosky, Janet 38,56,84,87,101 Pernie, Tim 38,66,67,92 Phelps, Deanna 15,38,52,56,57,68,99 103 Pittman, Randall 38,92 Porath, Dawn 33 Pratt, Anjanette 38,52,56,57,68 Ramsey, Jay 33,46,92,94 Reichelderfer, Jeff 33 Rembowski, Margo 38,52,90,92 Resinger, Tracy 38,52,63 Ross Angela 38 SanCartier, Chad 33,66 Schans, Andrea 38 Schriendl, Jeff Scott, Rebecca 38,73 Shippy, Preddie 38,60 Skidmore, Chris 11,36,46,49,60,61,71,70 Smith, Dusty 33 Stallard, Tyrone 38,62 Stancil, Steven 33 Stanley, Susan 33 Stephenson, Heidi Suddeth, Jackie Thompson, Michelle 38 Trembly, Patti 15,33,52,56,57,35,85,96-99 Turner, Jennifer 38 VanDeVen, Todd 38,46 Verlinde, Amy Waldorf, Nichole 38,68 Walton. Tony 33 Watson, Deanna 38,82,83 Wenglikowski, Ron Wertenberger, Robert 33 Whitcher, Dinette 38,72 Wright, Jason 15,33,62,96 Wyskiel, Corey 1986-87 Juniors Adkins, Jenny 31,54,80 Allen, Clark 31,46,71,98,70 Alma, Mark 31,96 Alma, Mike 31,96,70 Amey, Deloris Ashton, Aaron 31,78 Babbitt, Michelle 31 Bacon, Nancy 31 Baker, Charles 31 Bancroft, Ronald 31,58,70 Barber, Andrew 31 Barr, Debbie 31,72 Barrow, Erin 31,73,96,98 Belcher, Steve 31,78 Bently, Lori 31 Brackenbury, Jill Anteau, Paul 34,46,47 Brigham, Michael 31 Brown, Brett Burkley, Michael 31,66,92 Butler, Robert 31,71,70 Casler, Susan 30,31,54,55,80 34,85 Cincila, Diane 31 Clemons, Debra 31 Colling, Tim 14,31,62,97,98,102 Cook, Timothy 31,63,30,93 Cottingham, Kristine 31,82,83 Cross, John 31 Czuba, Scott 14 Derenzy, Heather 12,31,54,87 Dowland, Jody 31,96 Edinger, Chris 31,78 Erway, Allen Ewing, Rebecca 30,31,34,82,83,90 Fenton, Robert 31,78 Francis, Joe 14,31,37 Fraser, Leslie 30,31,84,99 Gauthier, Jerry 31,78 Goddard, Mike 31,46 Golnick, Tina 34 Greer, Joe 31 Hagerman, Karmen 31,92 Harwood, Kerry 32,34,78 Hatfield, Bonnie 32,34,96 Hatfield, Mike 32 Hatfield, Todd 32 Hately, Michelle 32,34 Hough, Amy 30,32,85,91,92,95,97 Hubbard, Alice 32,92 Hull, Todd 9,13,32,34,58,59 Hunter, Kevin 32 Huss, Julie 11,64,65,63,69,84 Jacklyn, Vance Jackson, Melissa 32 Johnson, Bryon Johnson, Eugene 32 Johnson, Robert 32,62 Jones, Ward 32,46,47,62,63 Kamph, Kevin 32,46 Kent, Betsy 32 Kinnee, John 32,56,59,71,98,70 Klempp, Matt 32,34,70 Klinefelt, Geri Kurk, Traci 32 Kwiatkowski, Mark Larson, Angie 15.32.34.50.51.80.92 Lawson, Irving 32 193.98.102 Lehti, Steve 32,46,58,7T 70 Lehto, Scott 32,46,80 Lovely, Shannon Lovely, Todd 32 Lowe, Mark 32,34,46,62,63,97 Matthews, Teresa 32,54 McKee, Mark 32,46 McLane, Todd 32,53 McNamara, Mike 32,66,67,71,80,70 Medley, Ron 32,80 Mehlhorn, Ron 32,71 Millikin, Paul 32,46 Millikin, Wanda 32 Millikin, Wendy 32 Mitchell, Bill 32 Money, Jenny 8,30,32,50,54,80,85 97,99 Monforton, Buck 32,34 Moss, Suzette Myers, David 13,33 Nankervis, Julie 33 Nelson, Michael 33 Nemeth, Guy 33 Nielson, Terry 33,34,97,99 Nunn, Patrick 33,46,58 O'Toole, Dennis 73 Ohsowski, Brenda 33 Palmer, Jeff 9,11,12,13,46,47,71 102, 7 0 ,1 21 Pasik, Shawn 33 Peterson, Steve 33 Phillips, Amy 33,91,92,94 Piehl, David 33 Plunkett, Joyce 33 Pomeroy, Laura 33 Porath, David 33 Poston, Ronald 33 Pratt, Ann Marie 33 Pratt, Dana 33,54,103 Quick, Chad Rakoczy, Rosanna 33 Renaud, Jeff 33,80,81,98 Robins, Flaskie 33,46,47,66,71,70 Rochette, Scott 33 Rosin, Stacey 33,54 Ruddy, Joe 56 70 Sabin, Cindy 33 34,101 Sands, Wayne 33,82,83 Schilbe, John 33 Shepler, Mark 33,34,46 Shively, Tom 46,47,49 Short, Bonnie 33 Small, Jason Sprague, Ricky 33,46,47,78 Springer, Kelly Stephan, David 33 Teddy, Jason 8,33,46,71,92,95,70 Thayer, Billy Thayer, Dena 33,50,51,65,67 Trudgeon, Carrie 33,50,54,68,80 Wakeley, John 78 Walker, Dianne 33,54 Warden, Kelli Jo Watts, Heather 33,34 Weaver, Tiffany 100 Wegner, Joel 34,73 Welch, Michelle 34,54,100 Welser, Jayson 15,34,46,66,67,97 Williams, Antonionette 34 Williams, David 34,99 Wolcott, Jeff 34,46,47,71,93 70 Wyman, Allison 30,85 Yoder, Jackie 34 York, Leo 34 1936-87 Seniors Ahrns, Robert 17 Alimenti, Darrin 17,46,49 Armstrong, Sally 17 Bacon, Tom 17,58,59,119 Bedard, Andrea 11,17,72,73,77,80 82,83,85,100,101,117,119 Bissell, Jerry 17 Branch, Jenni 8,11,17,50,51,64,87 115.117.119.121.129 Brooks, Julie ' 7,92,93,93,100,117 118 Brooks, Michelle 17,72,73,80,82, 33.96.117.119.121.129 Brown, Allen 17 Bryan, James 9,13,15,18,46,121 Burns, Betsi 18,117,119 Burpee, Kim 18,117 easier, Wayne 11,18,46,47,59,80 118 Cornell, David 18,117 Crull, Darcie 18 Dannenburg, Jay 18,78 Davis, Scott 18 Dawson, Toni 8,19,99 Day, Dora Day, Kirk 19,30,90 Denton, Shawn 12,13,19,50,51,117 119,121 Dowland, Richard 19 Duby, Benji 19,99 Frb, Joey 19,70,117 Failing, Penny 54,56,99,119 Fairbotham, Brenda 19,117 Featherston, Starr 19,99 Fisher, Fred 13,19,62,63 Gabriel, Wanda 20 Gauthier, Georgeanna 117 Generous, Sue 20,119 Goetz, Karen 20 Gizinski, Stacey 20,80,82,33,129 Gorten, Pepper 46,62,98 Golnick, Jeff 20,46,47,78 Gresko, Cheryl 117 Hamilton, Sherry 15,20,117,119 Harrison, Cathy 20 Hayes, Jeff 21,92 Helton, Chris 21,101,119 Herdon, Crystal 3,21,80,92,93,94,95 93,114,121 Hickey, rin 72,73,77,82,83,85,96 99,103,114,119,120,129,21 Holden, Lezlie 21,72,73,82,83,100 117.119.120 Hollis, Steven 21 Howe, Scott 21,117 Jensen, Sherri 14,21 Jeziroski, Tim 22,117 Johnson, Pamela 22,117 Johnson, William Jones, Melissa 8,22,50,73,85,87, 92.94.99.119 Jones, Rebecca 22,50,51,80,81,117 129 Kadrovich, Jennifer Kaiser, Jamie 14,22,54,55,99,119 Kalstad, Robert 22 Klinger, Todd 8,13,22,46,47,48,58 59,80,81,100,114,115,117 Knight, Jim 9,23,70,71,46,117 Kraenzlein, Yvoone 117 Kraus, Catherine 23,50,80,115,117 Tademan, Kristin 23,30 LaGrow, Joe 9,13,23,46,47,35 Lange, Pam 23,64,85,117,119 Larson, Ronda 23,50 Latuseek, Tom Laurent, Jim 12,23,46,47,89,98,119 Lawson, Hubert 23,46,47,121 Longworth, Cari 24,64,65,99,117, 119 Lugviel, Terry 24 McCoy, Kathy McDonough, Kim 24,77,30,82,97,103 119.120 McFvers, Jason 8,13,15,46,47,58,59 87,119,121,129 McLaughlin, Jeff 3,24,34 McLeod, John 14,24 Meagher, John 24,70,71 Meredith, Melinda 10,24,82,83,99, 117 Millikin, Jack 25,117,121 Monoforton, Joel 25,117 Monoforton, Joette 25,96,101,117 Moore, Michelle 25,50,51,54,55, 68.69.80.96.114.117.119 Moran, Chris 10,84,103 Morford, Allen 25,85,92 Moshier, Yvonne 117,119 Nephew, Terry Nicholas, Nikki 25,115,117 Nielson, David 8,25,46,47,117 Ohsowski, Carl 25 Ojala, Jennifer 26,50,51,77,30,81 117.119 Olson, Jeff 74,117 Owens, Jerry 78,119 Owens, Paul 26,78 Passmore, Rick Peterson, Mark 26 Petrosky, Colette 26,77,80,81,103,117, 119,121 Priebe, Sandy 26,119 Reichelderfer, Bill Reichelderfer, Dave 26 Restainer, Jeannie 26,119 Rollis, Chris Schmidt, Karl 27,82,90,129 Schrieber, John 27 Schwartz, Christine 27,54,55,117,119 Smith, Amy 10,14,15,77,82,96,97,100 112 Sommerville, David 27,58,59,71,80,81 70,98 Stampfly, Ginger 27,117 Stancil, Ramona Stephan, Marie 27,92 Studer, Lyle 27 Tinker, Katie 28,80,91,96,117,119 Tompkins, Eddie 28,93,95,117,119 Trudeau, Richelet-8,10, 11,28,50,51,99 117.119 Turner, Louis 78 VanDeVen, Scott 8,9,13,15,28,46,47,118 119 Wakeley, Todd Walker, Jamie 10,80,119 Walsh, Patty 28,72,119,121,129 Ward, Louise 28,117 Watkins, Traci 117,121 Weatherly, Wayne 8,13,15,28,46,117,119 Weaver, Carmen 23 Welch, Tammy 23,80,81,92,114,117 Whaley, Keith 28,58,30,92,94,95,97,114 117.119 Williams, Tom Zigila, Tim 8,9,13,28,54,55,93,119