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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

j . -ln� Contents Dedication' LjyKgJ fciOMECOMING I WWWM 1 SF.MTOPQ J|F SOPHOMORES 8- THE YEAR FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS � FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS TEACHERS - GRADUATES YEARBOOK DEDICATION CHARLES L. KOLB, JR. T h e 1988 S a g a is d e b e e n 0 n the h i g 6 s c h o o 1 M r . Kolb r e c e i v e d h C o 1 1 e g e Nape r v i 11 e , HI i n L i b r a r y Sc i e n c e from H e a 1 s 0 holds a B • D . deg 1 0 g i c a L Semin a r y i n 1959 Me m o r i a 1 Me t h 0 d i s t C h u r c M r • Kolb m a r r i e d hi d a u g h t e r and t h r e e sons, H e came t 0 t h e high a n d i n 1 9 7 7 a 1 S 0 t o o k on t h a t po s i t i o n u n t i 1 1986 d to Mr. for the i . degree in 1955, i 1 M i c h i g on Garre served a i 1966 to D e n a in ill a t t e n 11 as Med o b of Ye c k was i oyuent o publica staff s Charles Kolb, who has past 14 years, from North Central and an M.A. degree an University in 1978. tt Evangelical l'heo- s Pastor of Michelson 1 9 6 9 . 1955 and has one ded Grayling HighSchool. ia Specialist in 1 9 7 , arbook Advisor and kept nstrumental in preparing f the students and staff tion, and hard work and howed through by the many the j C h u many quality books for the enj alike. His dedication to this perseverence wi th the yearbook fine books he turned out. Chuck took a leave of abscence for the 1987-1988 school year for health reasons. On September, 1, 1988, Chuck passed bout of illness and he will be missed by but by the many friends and students that have with him. This DEDICATION is but a small way that was a fine husband,father,teacher and friend. We will all miss him. after a year 1 only hi s family e known and w o r to h o n 0 r a man long 5 Diaries are fun to keep until someone finds it and reads it. Our diary, 1HE SAGA,is a book that we hope everyone finds and reads. Producing this ty pe of book is always a challenge, but it is also very satisfying to see your ideas in print and hope that you have been able to convey them to others. My Co-Editors, Lori Gust and Janet Petrosky, put in long and tiring hours again in order to produce a book that hopefully shows the school year as we saw it. Special thanks goes out to Jannice laDuke, Joanna Myers, and Amy Denton, for their help which was greatly appreciated and I can never thank them enough. Once again, two words, COMMI 11 ME N1' AND RESPONSIBILITY , appear to! be missing from some peoples vocabulary, thereby causing some problems when you have to depend on them. Thank goodness for my few dependables who step in and take over. They are what make everything worthwhile. I hope you find our diary interesting, worthwhile and just plain fun ---we all tried to make it so. Yearbook Advisor 8 As Co-Editor of the '88 Saga I would like to give a great BIG Special thanks to Mr. Bonkowski. I have learned from him that to put a yearbook together it takes a lot of time, dedication and patience. And with the lack of participation in the yearbook staff this year it takes a great deal of more time. I would like to thank the few that have made this yearbook possible- Jo� a 3 Janet PetrosM genton Ja Yodd Hull on j ce t-aD e e i 9e MM ii:m Jacobs I don't know what I would've done with- out you guys!!! Thanks! ! ! ! ! Also, I would like to thank all my teachers who let me out of class early so I could work on this yearbook. You are all so great!!!!!! To the Seniors-I wish you all the luck and courage in the world. Each everyone of you are unique- so may all your dreams come true!! Lori Gust Co-Editor 1988 Saga Yearbook x VeoV'- A 9 .c iO3’ V ' ' 'V SO So oO 9� ® ce •6 aY-e soO- . „ to 1 TO re ’ .� % se de' l 0 it' r.S' lO lV i.� S� ° o c slVi te� r. 1 6� � t ont � 1 al e joe to 1,00 7 DURING YEAR GOOD .Day- , V i 3 FRIENDS NEAR. (ENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRWEDRUNKM 9 THEME OF THE 1987 HOMECOMING: 50'S OVER ALL HOMECOMING WINNERS 1 st PLACE: JUNIORS (3 9) 2 nd PLACE: SENIORS (307) 3 rd PLACE: SOPHMORES (213) A th PLACE: FROSH. (205) l'UG-O-VAR JUNIORS SENIORS FROSH. SOPHMORES SHOWCASES JUNIORS FROSH. SOPHMORES SENIORS SPIRIT YELL JUNIORS SENIORS SOPHMORES FROSH. ADVISORS FREEl'HROW SOPHMORES SENIORS JUNIORS FROSH. LICORICE RACE SENIORS JUNIORS FROSH. SOPHMORES BALLOON TOSS 1st place: SENIORS 2nd place: JUNIORS PYRAMID BUILD: SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHMORES FROSH. 50'S DAY: JUNIORS SENIORS SOPHMORES FROSH. DECORATE YOUR FACE DAY JUNIORS FROSH. SOPHMORES SENIORS ANNUAL PIE IN THE PRINCIPLES FACE!!!!! 10 J' % jvi Motae cernui ,,Saturday Oftebtr io 3:00' 11:00 tz.e° Jrnijfntj Xicjk Schfcf HULLA HOOP SENIORS JUNIORS FROSH. SOPHMORES JUDGES BERMUDA DAY JUNIORS SENIORS FROSH. SOPHMORES 11 HEAVE-HO!!! HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING '%%% VD V o z Z o t n C « c- I. I C-� o CO HOMECOMING HOMECOMING HOMECOMING ANNE AND CURI' CHEW FOR THE SOPHMORES!!! 2 MRS. AUSTIN SOPHOMORES SOPHMORE FLOAT (3 RD PLACE) MR. SPENCER AREN'T WE JUST THE CUTES1? 1A FLASKIE ROBINS The 1987 Homecoming was very successful in every way. During this week many students participated in the weekly events and competitions. Also the faculty and adminis- tration was very cooperative and handled it well. The Student Council is very proud to help coordinate this week for the students and to make it a big success for every- one!!!!!!! MISS GRAYLING 1987 CROWNING OF THE 1987 hOhECOMING QUEEN LAS'. YEARS KING QUEEN JIM SHAWN 'll I'll 111. 11111111 11111111 11111111 16 NINETEEN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS and AOVISORS Back L to R: Howard Lehti, Carrie Trudgeon, Charles Lyk Seated L to R: Sue Casler, Jeff Palmer, Jason Teddy, Dave Myers, Jon Kinnee FRIENDS Friends are a very special thing, They sake you want to go out and sing A special song straight froa the heart, That you still hear when you're apart. Friends are there in good tiaes and bad, They cheer you up when you feel sad. My goodness! What help friends can be. When probleas arise they set thea free. Friends not needed? You dare to say! Alas, you'll change your tune soaeday. For in every life soae rain aust fall And friends will see you through it all. Friends are there through thick and thin, When they're around, you always win. When probleas turn blue skies to grey. Friends are like a sunny day. Friends can be found anywhere Just look around and they'll be there. So, Cone on! Get up! Go find soae friends! You can't inagine what fun it lends! By Nancy Loch 17 ft ! f J 9� c CLARK J. ALLEN 3HARLES M. BAKER MICHAEL H. ALMA RONALD D. BANCROFT MICHELLE J. BABBITT ANDREW D. BARBER NANCY E. BACON DEBRA A. BARR ERIN E. BARROW LORI A. BENTLEY BRIAN S. BOTRUFF JILL A. BRACKENBURY 18 rllCHAEL D. BRIGHAM DIANE M. CINCIALA KRISTINE L. COTTENHAM MICHAEL E. BURKLEY ROBERT L. BUTLER SUSAN E. CASLER TIMOTHY M. COOK DEBRA A. CLEMONS TIMOTHY K. COLLING JOHN D. CROSS MICHAEL D. DAVIS HEATHER R. DERENZY 19 JODY M. DOWLAND CRISTOPHER L. EDINGER ROBERT ELLSWORTH REBECCA S. EWING JOSEPH J. FRANCIS LESLIE A. ERASER JERRY D. GAUTHIER ROBERT FENTON 20 KKRRY J. HARWOOD II JULIE HUSS MIKE D. HATFIELD TODD E. HATFIELD MICHELLE L. HATLEY BARBARA A. HOWE ALICE HUBBARD TODD J. HULL MELISSA A. JACKSON m 1 $ KEVIN J. KAMPH ELIZABETH M. KENT 21 ANGELA L. LARSON STEVEN J. LEHTI JOHN A. KINNEE GERALDEAN KLINEFELT SCOTT A. LEHTO LINDA R. LIMON MARK A. LOWE TERESA K. MATTHEWS 22 PAUL J. MILLIKIN WANDA M. MILLIKIN WENDY M. MILLIKIN JENNY A. MONEY BUCK MONFORTON JULIE L. NANKERVIS MICHAEL J. NELSON DAVE C. MYERS GUY M. NEMETH TERRENCE J. NIELSON PATRICK L. NUNN DENNIS M. O’TOOLE JR BRENDA M. OHSOWSKI JEFFERY M. PALMER SHAWN L. PASIK STEPHEN A. PETERSON AMY L. PHILLIPS LAURA A. POMEROY DANA S. PRATT CHAD M. QUICK 24 STACEY M. ROSIN WAYNE R. SANDS JOHN E. SCHILBE MARK D. SHELPLER KELLY A. SPRINGER CAROLINE G. SHIN RICHARD G. SPRAGUE THOMAS D. SHIVELY DAVID L. STEPHAN TRACEY L. STODGEL JASON T. TEDDY DENA S. THAYER CAROLYN E. TRUDGEON KELLI-JO WARDEN HEATHER E. WATTS NICOLE L. WEAVER JEFFREY L. WOLCOTT MICHELLE LF. WELCH ALISON D. WYMAN A H r L V j f JAYSON S. WELSER JACQUELINE M. YODER DAVID WILLIAMS 26 Mark Alma Steve Belcher Scott Bly Scott Czuba Allen Erway NQ Kevin Hunter PHOTO Eugene Johnson AVAn ARI F Ward Jones Traci Kurk Mark Kwiatkowski Todd Lovely Ron Mehlhorn Michele Mitchell William Mitchell David Piehl Joyce Plunkett Ronald Poston AnnMarie Pratt Joe Ruddy Bonnie Short Jason Small John Wakeley Tiffany Weaver Chris Whaley Antoinette Williams 27 28 29 SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS 32 1987-88 Class Mr. Hannan,Amy LaGrow,Sheryl Klinger,Janet Petrosky, Brian Kernstock,Mr. Klinger (Ft.) Amy Denton,Lori Gust. Annis, Nicole Argue, Ross Armstrong, Grant Auger, Sylvain Baker, Paul Barber, Cheryl Baynham, Ted Bickford, Kevin Brigham, Rochelle Broeker, Donn Brooks, Denise Cannoy, Eddie Cannoy, Teddie Carroll, Rebecca Cassidy, Marleen Christman, Derrick Cikalo, Scott Couchman, William Cousins, Henry Cox, Kenneth 33 Davis, Karl Davis, Kyle Davis, Roy Dean, Lori Denton, Amy Denton, Linda DeVriendt, James Doe, Thereresa Eckardt, Autumn Elekonich, Dawn Failing, Paul Fenton, Tammy Fisher, Melissa Flowers, Chad Garnett, Ginger Gay, John Gillian, Jeff Gillon, Jenny Goodale, Linda Goss, Lauri Gust, Lori Hass, Jeffrey Harmer, Cory Hayes, Catherine Helsel, Janice Hickey, Tim Hill, Raymond Hudson, Kraig Isenhauer, Sean Jacobs, Kim 34 Johnson, Lee Jones, Brigid Jones, Deborah Jung, Marty Kellogg, Melissa Kernstock, Brian Kimball, Lisa Klinger, Sheryl Kraus, John LaDuke, Jannice LaGrow, Amy Liberty, Dawn Mancini, Vivian Maule, Cathy Mead, Jeremie Meoak, Joe Mertes, Rene Mier, Lisa Millikin, Jeff Minnerick 35 Mitchell, Bobby Montoya, James Moshier, Ann Ostrowski, Laurence Parmer, Jan Partello, Betty Partello, Kris Pearsall, Wanda Pearsall, Wendy Petrosky, Janet Pernie, Tim Phelps, Deanna Porath, Dawn Pratt, Anjanette Ramsey, Jay Reichelderfer, Jeff Rembowski, Margo Resinder, Tracy Ross, Angela SanCartier, Chad Schans, Andrea Scott, Rebecca Shippy, Freddie Skidmore, Chris Smith, Dusty Stallard, Tyrone Stancil, Steve Stanley, Susan Stephenson, Heidi Suddeth, Jackie 36 Alma, Thomas Argue, Amy Austin, Kevin Baker, Beverly Ball, Jodi Barkway, Matthew Barkway, Richard Bellish, Tom Bentley, David Bertalan, Daniel Bickford, Janet Bidwell, Todd Bindschatel, Chris Bishop, Leann Bonamie, Chad Boone, Mary Beth Bouse, Dawn Brown, David Bryant, Matthew Burcham, Nicki 38 Carl, Rochelle Chambers, Patty Chapp, Patricia Chapp, Paula Clark, Jason Clark, Jill Davis, Lonnie Doremire, Tony Dostin, Patricia Duby, Tamara Edinger, Jeff England, Scott Ferguson, Teresa Fisher, Julie Gammon, Rita Gelinski, Dawn Gizinski, Patrick Goeckerman, Casey Gross, Steven Grudzien, Robert Hagon, Lana Hallin, Michelle Hamilton, Sue Harris, Dorothy Harrison, Stacie Harwood, Jeremie Hawley, Melissa Hinderleider, Kevin Howe, Todd Jamerez, Juan 39 Jurkovich, John Kengel, Sheryl Kraus, Margaret Kurk, Orlin Lamie, John Larson, Christie Laundre, Nichole Lavigne, Steve Lawson, Marjory Lingle, April Matewicz, Colleen McDougall, Kory McLeod, Colby Middleton, Barbara Millikin, Chris Morrow, Stacy Morse, Dwayne Myers, David Myers, Joanna Naour, Jennifer 40 Nelson, Susan Nunn, Paula Ojala, Melanie Palmer, Tammie Pelton, Heather Perez, Margarita Perkins, Tim Peterson, Hannah Petrosky, Anne Phillips, Doug Phillips, Paula Piehl, Tricia Pottorff, Terri Pritchett, Elaine Rathburn, Brian Reese, Charles Ritter, Gini Rochette, Aimee Ruhland, Patty Saraiva, Lucio Shimantowski, Rob Schmidt, Kurt Sheldon, Toye Shepherd, Brian Sheppard, Bobby Sorenson, Terry Spencer, Matthew Steiger, Jason Trenary, Nicole Vradenburg, Candy A1 Wakefield, Amy Walters, Cheryl Widrig, Chad Wilkins, Michelle Williams, Viola Willoughby, Heather Wood, Chris NOT PICTURED: Adkins, Jeanine Anteau, Joe Bolender, Ian Bradburn, Gary Brown, Richard Dehart, Chris Fraley, Kenneth Green, Melissa Gusler, Jason Hartwick, Frank Martin, Micheal Palmer, Brian Pratt, Larry Rosa, Shannon Szyska, Erika Walsh, Jennifer t A2 FRESHMAfJ S1U0EN1 COUNCIL Back Row, Left to Right: Mr. Woodland, Heather Stephenson, Melissa Gorman, Ms. Bliss, Front Row, Left to Right: Nicole Meagher, Jennifer Lochier Claudine Allen and Michael McMillan. Allen, Claudine Anderson, Brandy Annis, Kirk Barber, John Barber, Lisa Barkway, Andrew Barnes, Bonnie Barrow, Bridgett Beroset, Jeremy Besonen. Gayle Bindschatel, Erin Branch, Matthew Burkley, Andrew Burpee, KBeth Cannoy, Beatrice Carl, Richard Chandonais, Tracy Charron, Marylynn Cinciala, Scott Clifton, Robert 3 Colvin, l'o n y Cooper, Cindy Cox, Thomas Davis, Sarah Dawson, Thomas Day, Brent Diponio, Michael Doe, Ronald Doty, Douglas Dunham, Paul Edinger, Kim Eldridge, Kari F.lekonich, Todd Elliott, Eric Fisher, Christy-Lynn Flowers, Andrea Fraser, Stiane Fyan, Larry Garnett, Heather Ginther, Nathan Gizinski, Shannon Gorman, Melissa Green, Barbara Grigsby, Candace Gunter, Lucky Hable, Jonathan Hagemeister, Anna Hale, Angel Hanger, Hope Harcourt, Becky Harris, Robert Hensley, Kimberly Hinds. Shannon Holtcamp, Matt Hough, Timothy Hubbard, Scott Janes, Harry Jensen, Julie Johnson, Cheryl Johnson, Tanya Jones, Anthony Kuck, Tonja LaForest, Joey Latuszek, Tanya Lavigne, Erma Liberty, James Lobsinger, Jody Lochner, Jennifer Louchart, Karen Lozon, Rebecca Mack, Joel Marshall, Donna Matewicz, Holly McKinney, Mickey McLaughlin, Susanne McMillan, Michael Mead, Adam Mead, Karl Meagher, Nicole Mertes, Jay 5 Mier, Laurie Miller, Pamela Miller, Tim Millikin, Arron Millikin, Jaymie Millikin, Todd Mirate, Dana Montgomery, David Moran, Kristen Morrill, Nichole Nicholas, Scott O'Brien, Richard O'Toole, Tim Oppermann, Peter Owens, Jamie Parmer, Jason Petrie, James Phillips, Shannon Porath, William Potter, Truman Pratt, Danny Pratt, David Prosser, Max Rathbun. Brenda SanCartier, Paul Sattler, Erika Schans, Joe11 Schweizer, Jackie Sheldon, Tracy Shippy, Holly A 6 Smith, James Smith, Jennifer Springer, Dennis Stephenson, Heather Stevens, Tina Studer, Peggy Teddy, David Thayer, Jason Thomas, Cheryl Thorsen, Todd Tinker, Robert Trudeau, Jennifer Ventline, Jennifer Waldorf, Danielle Walker, Kristen Warden, Jason Webster, John Wildfong, Franklin Wisniewski, Laura Wolf, Tracy Wood, Roy Woodland, Joshua Wyman, Krista Young, Rhonda 47 A Few of My Favorite... 51 H G ,i u R S 0 l i I. 1 Y r. A 1 1 0 fl A L HONOR S 0 C I E 1 Y N A 1 I 0 N A L HONOR S 0 C I E 1 Y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N A 1 I 0 N A L HONOR S 0 C I E 1 Y N A 1 TONAL HONOR S 0 C I E V Y NAT IONA HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This was a rebuilding year for the Individual Speech Events 1'eam, after losing eight experienced seniors to graduation.last June. In spite of the fact that the For- ensics learn had no Ath-year members, only 3 3rd-yoar members, A 2nd-ye3r members, and I1 Ist-year members, performances remained high throughout the season. 1 he learn competed in 7 invitationals: Beaverton, Frankenmuth, Gaylord, Petoskey, Manistee, Lake City Pine River and Freeland. Twenty-one students entered 17 events at the District Tournament in Gaylord on April 12. Seven entries went on to Regionals, held at Midland High School on April 23. Three entries qualified for the State Finals on May 7 at UofM: Lori Dean, Storytelling; Andrea Flowers and Candy Grigsby, Duo Interpretation (9-10) and Wayne Sands, Sales Speaking. 36 Boys State Citizens: James Montoya, Mark Hubbard, 1 i m Hickey, Counseler, Bill Klinger BOYS STATE GIRLS STATE Girls State Citizens: Janice Helsel,Janet Petrosky,Patti l'rem- blay,Counseler Bill Klinger (Also Attend- ed Amy LaGrow) 60 PING-PONG THE BALLS 1 HE RAPPFRS Student Council is a well organized by the students as well as the advisor, M On this years Executive Board there was a Cheryl Barber, Vice President,Patti Vremb Margarita Perez, and Treasure,Joe Fransis. The representatives are the Vice-President from each class and both of the reps to help make up the executive board. lhe Executive Board was a new project this year and went over very successfully and was de- cided to be a regular board for the council. Student Council is a fun way to be active in the school as well as the community. Being on Student Council you act as a role model for the other students and have pride in your class as well as your school as a whole. QMTI American Red Cross The Blood in Your Body • The average adult's body contains about 10 to 12 pints of blood. • Your body continuously replaces its red cells, making new ones with iron salvaged from old ones that have been retired. • Blood transports nutrients and defensive anti- bodies, cells, and clotting factors; red blood cells deliver or release oxygen. Giving Blood Is Safe and Easy Your body quickly replaces the blood you give. It is safe and easy to donate blood An hour is all it takes to give blood to save another's life— the actual donation time is less than ten minutes. If you are aged 17 or over, you are eligible to donate blood. Some states require a parent's written consent if you are under 18. If you are aged 66 or over, you may be accepted as a donor, after your health history is evaluated at the blood collection site. The Red Cross collects blood only from volun- tary donors. 4 «8� What's Your Blood Type? Find Out by Donating. Blood groups are inherited. In our population the fol- lowing percentages are found for ABO -cid Rh blood groups: 38.4 will have group O positive blood. 7.7 will have group O negative blood. 32.3 will have group A positive blood. 6.5 will have group A negative blood. 9.4 will have group B positive blood. 1.7 will have group B negative blood. 3.2 will have group AB positive blood. 0.7 will have group AB negative blood. (The actual percentages of blood types may vary from one region to the next. These figures reflect the average of seven Red Cross blood services regions.) A Cost-Recovery-Based Service Red Cross regional blood services are financed by recovering expenses from the users of their services. The Red Cross charges hospitals a pro- cessing fee to cover the expenses of recruiting, collecting, testing, processing, and distributing blood and blood products. This fee is directly related to costs. Hospitals pass the charges on to the patient whose health insurance plan usually covers the expense. The blood itself is never charged for because it is a volunteer's free gift. A Single Donation Sustains More Than One Life One donation can be separated into components and used to treat several patients. Some uses for blood components through transfusion therapy follow: • Packed red cells are prescribed for anemic patients. • Platelet concentrates control bleeding in leukemic patients. • Plasma from many donors is pooled to make deriva- tives such as antihemophilic factor, albumin for the treatment of shock, and gamma globulin which may prevent or make less severe certain diseases. • Cryoprecipitate is administered to patients with hemophilia A. Lori Dean, Student Co-oridinator of Grayling High Schools Blood Bank's, with helper Janet Petrosky 198 7- 1-988 MEMORIAL VO GHS ALUMNI Margaret Joseph ’ 1 5 Hardin C. Sweeney ' 1 5 Helen Granger Lamm '25 Stanley Matson '25 Gladys Chamberlain Aldrich ' 26 York Edmonds '26 Lillian Jordan Kalahar ' 2 6 Marius Hanson ' 28 Charles Wylie ' 2 9 William Harrison '32 Harry Weiss ' 32 Reginald Sheehy ' 35 Blanche Wheeler Michelson ' 36 Mary Gretchen Connine Borchers '37 Patricia Roberts Dunham ' i 1 Albert Bentley ' 2 JackHall G.I.D. ? W Thomas Small '53 Michael Worden '67 Stephanie Cassidy ' 86 1H E CENTENNIAL CLASS OE 1888 Agnes A. Bates Nora Masters Edward E. Hartwick Arthur N . V r a v e r Alberta Z. Hadley J . Wilson Staley Wilfred H. Manwarren Frances J. Staley Matilda H. Hanson (Valedictorian) Commencement exercises held on Thursday evening, June 21 , 1888 63 A Lot About My Friends U)JL u — j£ 4 s£t -fyvOL c£si----- Yl P X UZ i---. oc cJLJU A shq QJzs L --- ... a fisUAfeXt __________ }o acA- cyi. £c9 )- My Best Friend JdlAJL «X- OAt ' £0vz ujla oJL tAr - . OU urOx ii 65 A little About Me... nrvUJ 'VrU yTAJZs i_ . .. VIKING BAN D lhe members of the Grayling Viking Band appeared in new uniforms this year. The im- proved appearance sparked a pride in the band members, students and community. lhe Viking Band received a II at District Band Festival. Almost fifty percent of the band participated in District Solo Ensemble and some went on the State Festival. For the first time the Viking Band held a twelve- hour marathon of nonstop music. lhe dedication of the band members was proven throughout the year when they practiced in all types of weather including sunny, summer days and cold, snowy mornings. The Viking Band works hard and has lots of fun. The Pride of the memebers is growing so Catch the Beat and join in on the FUN!!!!! Mike Burkley 67 68 69 LEARNING FOR TOMORROW The EMI Bear Group la a COOR-administered program, paid for by all six local school districts. This yaar's Baars are froa 15 to 2A yaars old and ara •• tally lapalrad, emotionally Impaired, autlstically Impaired or visually impaired to varying degrees. Some arrive at GHS in lass than 10 minutes by car, soma by CAS buses In half an hour, soma by COOR vehicle after as long as 2 hours. They all coma for some vary individualized, vary practical education. Everyone learns bast In their oun way, on their own level, at their own speed. Impaired students learn best by doing things for themselves, not by being told whet to do or how to do It, all of which means that up to 18 Bears are working •hands-on at any one time. Math becomes more than the usual -j It Is also time, money, measurement, time- cards and paychecks, banking, comparison shopping and problem solving strategies. Communications Includes reading and writing, personal Information, library skills such as the use of reference books, mapskills and how things really fit to- gether. Finding and keeping a job Is hard to do and harder to learn, but Bears work on that, too, with the development of good work habits, punctuality, fill- ing out applications and realistic vocational goals for others and ourselves. Vocetionel training is when Beers apply their pre-voc. skills on the Job, not for money, but for school credit. RE can be either a regular GHS class or an adap- tive class done through the classroom. All the fun stuff that's super tough to learn is lumped under ’personal adjustment : driver's ed, health, cooking, drug abuse, self-care, getting along with others, taking responsibility for Individual behavior. The EMI Bears work and play'hard, learning as much as they can in the way that works best for them, learning for their own tomorrows. Back Row: Mrs. Westphal, Bob Sharrow, lerry Hostman, Nancy Dippre, Georgia Murray, Paul Sherman, Rodney Boonie, Roni McQueen, Jerry Whaley, Mrs, Hamina. 71 7? Questions? Call Toll-Free: 1-800-851-0851 in Michigan ON OCTOBER 2A-26 IS WHERE IT ALL BEGAN FOR THE GRAYLING SADD CHAPTER.STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORED SIX STUDENTS ; JOE FRANCIS,STACEY ROSIN,JANICE HELSEL,AMY LAGROW,MIKE McMILLAN AND MARGARETIA PEREZ.WHO''LL ATTENDED THE S.A. .D. MACKINAW ISLAND CONFRENCE. FOR THE STUDENTS WHO WENT IT WAS AN EXPERIENCE NOT SOON TO BE FORGOTTEN.ONCE WE RETURNED WAS WHEN THE REAL WORK BEGAN.WE,THE STUDENTS,TOGETHER HAD TO FIND ARELIABLE ADVISOR WHO WAS WILLING TO WORK AS HARD AS US TO HAVE AN EFFECTIVE CHAPTER AND THAT WAS WHAT WE DID WHEN WE RECIEVED BOSS,MR BONKOWSKI, AND RJ , MR HANNAN.BOTH HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AT ACHIEVING THE GOALS SET FORTH BY THE CHAPTER OUT MEMBERSHIR DRIVE WAS A GREAT SUCCESS, WE NOW HAVE OVER NINETY MEMBERS! THE CHAPTER ITSELF WORKS WITH THE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS SOME OF GRAYLINGS FINEST CLUBS AND ORGANAZATIONS SUCH AS THE KIWANIS CLUB. THE EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETS EVERY WEEK TO DISCUSS UPCOMING BUSINESS SUCH AS THE BAND WE SPONSORED, THE EDGE S.A.D.D. ITSELF IS TO HELP THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS WHO ARE KILLED IN DRUNK DRIVING ACCIEDENTS DECREASE GREATLY. DRUNK DRIVERS KILL DREAMS AND BEING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WE ALL HAVE DREAMS SET FOR OURSELVES AND IT WOULD BE A SHAME TO HAVE OUR ENTIRE FURTURE ALONG WITH OUR DREAMS DIE DUE TO A FOOLISH MISTAKE OF A FRIEND OR EVEN OURSELVES BY DRINKING AND DRIVING. FRIENDS DON?. LET FRIENDS DRIVE DTUHK!! BE A FRIEND D0N1 PUT ALCOHOL ABOVE AFRIENDS LIFE OR EVEN YOUR OWN!! THANKS,FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT JANICE HELSEL , PRESIDENT CONTRACT FOR LIFE A Contract tor Ute Bar—in Parant and 'teanagar cTrtauA don t fir ncsuA draw dru iA. {d)on t drtof drunA dkm ’ ndf touA somoone toAo Aax DRUGS DRIVING Aeon drtnAinq dAtuw a pood tote Au Aw q natd' Drunk Driving Breaks Hearts THE PURPOSE OF STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DR . ,K S A 00 Aw «rVMdi 4 00 • -w W� « ■ ■ i y CULLENGE 8S8 If We Dream It It Can Be Done The Caettaanau AY YES TO LIFE. tM puipoaa ol ir SAOO p'Ogram n to organ. t � tud nt horn tna cowot'r o comoat ma No t «.llor o'tA • 6'OjC OtAth dua 10 dnnk.ng and dm-ng SAOO AduC it� � •lwd«AII concarnmg ma pioOiam Ol drmk.ng ano drrnng and hatpt «ocri it udant ucomi ol tiw � oao' Q'oo tn •� ii a� tti on ma toca aiata •I'd national tovat 4A00 Ml low- goal 1 To hatp afcmrttaia tna unk dn«at and � •� « ■aw 2 Ta atari Mgn� chool� iodAntt to madanga.� 4 drink tng and drinng 2 To conduct commanitf akoPo aaaitnatt program 4 To organua poor caunaatmg program to hotp (ludant who ma Hara concorn about alconot To tmpiamani tna SAOO goal , a m aa (top approach toctwdmg «.hoot, community and noma Slog t Implomontalion Ol IhO SAOO curriculum withm tna n«gn acnoor and ••tabiunmont ol a SAOO cbaptar Stop 2 tna (tudom parant contract and Wio partf gurda Slop J Tna communiti awarana� program Stop 1 •� P Okan down into IwO P� l M 1 tirtt accorr-j,i.� nro Or o'ta ng tna acnoot r i m o 'SO � cow ol � iud| d«ectad tow c tn« d ng o' dr n .ng and d'-r-ng «h.c n ma, o impiamamad •« H nn id On� 'id or Pn,� id h i � vgg n d lit«t in cow a Pa ctic'ad 10 topnomc� « t � au nota vtudom « ,u� i anta ngO . 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I.m - •d Ihnt tra « afa.rid 1 -ar keotl � Hh ak|44ll� M TV iram 11 -M 1 Vid all � 4h an nwk Aca«n� t t hark� - Arw Petf-nJly l.� | � ilh pn.r� 4.A. IVstVt :r(4� nM� •� 1 12. I I xi la� Alien 7 Pr«c� h� .a� r S-kiMvefl! 7. sriatMvn I la-1 S NmoU Trensr� 4 Aina- K� t. In 4. Janet M� kl� l I. M� , «•'•'a IVrrt 7 hi- -k MraeVr I. Andrea Klovir� I Pv iv y«ar CUulm- Allrn itia.tr 1C ttrmp. � h«« n-l ihrrr eiel Wnn n� � r (! « a I'� pnwil- Mt (4a K� -« |0| |. .� 1 All- IW Irani. a� l •'■ le.nl) M , vti-”' X, „ --m ' � % Av jHS Skiers Win int Slalom Races � tC OA'J v Grayling Viking Slu •m competed in their first m id (he vaaoei at Boyv M.-w� iam on Th-oradsy. Jan- uary 7th. racing agauxat (our � � r nWereiHt leama TV boyt led by «emor Ja� «nn Weivr � ho mi the nt «talum race and placed VI n the tlilnoi eeenl Is Ue • !� Otarlr«o� l i amber ov wet (x meet honora. I,«• «had tod m the uam ” petition io (.rw pUce iVrkew . (� I loved by Re I lake Kaknu and luat J Man In the «lakm rac . Gray- ir « Tun Hk key (inttfwd Uh J.em Jurknt , h ihh. (Vi l f� rman i«h. Dee- rub 'Viuman Itth nhik (r.-vhman Tony DtPoeua (ell and Ijikdto (.ruth In cunt tlaloen. Demcb (Tifitmanl.n.avd 7lh. Tany IIP sun Idlh. 7 lavkie Hsteni h. Mike McNamara itth OHB Volleyball Teem Also Moves Into Snd and Sean t vnhanee Hth dlh Nicole Mea«Vr. Miiay Ltman and ilsr-oiine .stun all faded lofimah Coach Mike Wieland au highly comptune-ntary of both trama, «urt.ng 3 «ki««a •ho «ere either frmiwnan or had nr� er famprlrd TV co� r«e� «ree tel m Mctouth. ntach is as CVUen«mg a lull aa IV leam mil 'ace ali year and dr«t� lr ivir yn� lh and meipeneeice. iv kida came Uvotigh «ery neu Wieland named Julte Muvt lam Guit. Jayaan Vkelarr and TVm tttckey as IV seek' tup ra, er� (oe tVir .ruh K)ual perior inces A 'Vr V f qL � , rw- $ TV girl , who placed T e led b� aenior J� |.eK j V lN t took meet hunon � uh a' o Jr - .ddfl f-rsi place hnaMl m «ani — —•--------- -— Ma M krHCA««� ai� i. •« «ali iV.' fc- •� •« a� � -a e � - a pe� v •• «en er� , ’'� «« «M •5X5 V0 v . ■� .. . Cat a «ra � •� ■ n «� mi M � � � M mi l� «� . t .N) . «� ■ •� � c.« •� w (� � � T.m� M.i «. I i.� � «'� -.•••«� ultiMn w� ,- ruwwe r..� � � � � CU� � � a � - i ac. iam - • • w -a--« CM •ei • t.-u 0� « l-M ■4.1 UHl MI� � i o� -- a � � im « ■ U fn i� M • «ena� Th« CJraylutg freshman « beat Roscommon 60-M with ° a Mai Prosser and Jamie ° Petne each scoring 11 Dana tv vt� .•• . •• •• W' c«� «4i«ban � v Ia .- v -----v YfS I la.kd to V M.« Ge OVV j? li br n. V «T J tlaioci Charte- «n,� � ,rli � ne, IV meet fo ' � ed by Hellaire. Grayling. Ijm Jordan and Ka'katka In Uslwc. Ann Prlrotoiy LmtVd 4lh. (renVnsn Nnhete MracVr ITUI. Caeo lute Vun 2nd ufuk l S? -u� l (rll and trrd mat J.� qual,l.ed m -•r«« l ali � h.ch i .pe' Ulrr pru«ed error In «.-«ani «lal-un lam C.� «t • a� Jrd. and Ann Petro«k ffs 81 1987 VARSI1Y F001BALL TEAM PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE Football 8 ? CP Sikes your hoi J.v. rooiBALL 1987 84 85 Girl’s VARSITY Basketball Front Row L-R: Melanie Ojala, Jenny Money, Dena l'hayer, Carrie Trudgeon, AJ Pratt Back Row L-R: � gr. Cathy Hayes, asst, coach Mike Shearer Linda Goodale, Deanna Phelps, Lori Gust, Jannice LaDuke, Patti Tre«blay, Lauri Goss, coach Howard Lehti, Tracy Resinger The Girl's Varsity 1987 Basketball season was one of the � ost successful in I the history of that sport at G.H.S. The teaa had an outstanding 16-A record and I was led by their two seniors, Jenny Money and Carrie Trudgeon. Six players re- uj Iceived recognition fro� the Michigan Huron Shores Conference. Coach Howard Leht Viking c, P R IT 86 Listen up girls Horae Grayling AA Roscommon 25 Away 38 Houghton Lk. 28 Away 5 A West Branch 38 Home 52 Petoskey A1 Away 50 Boyne City 3A Away A6 Cheboygan A9 Away A6 Gaylord 52 Away A6 Charlevoix 31 Home 52 St. Ignace 31 Away A9 Rogers City 32 Away AA Petoskey A2 Home 61 Boyne City 25 Home A3 Cheboygan 61 Home A9 Gaylord A1 Away 61 Roscommon 53 Away 50 St. Ignace A1 Home 60 Rogers City 38 Home A8 Houghton Lk. 72 Home 55 West Branch 26 Home 71 Charleviox 39 Total wins: 16 87 5 Front L-R: Peggy Kraus, Lisa Barber, Margarita Perez, Nikki lenary, Janet Bickford, Krista Wyman, Andrea Flowers, Anne Petrosky. Back L-R: coach Dallas Hudson, Aimee Rochette, Shannon Hinds, Heather Stephenson, Jennifer Walsh, Nikke Morrill, Nicole Meagher, Claudine Allen, mgr. Missy Gorman. Experiences, growth and team effort were the major points of this junior varsity team. It was a very competitive group of young girls who gained much needed floor experiences. They worked hard and accomplished many of their goals. Each of the girls made tremendous improvements through-out the season. Coach Dallas Hudson Grayling A7 Roscommon 26 29 Houghton Lake 30 27 West Branch 50 Al Petoskey 16 38 Boyne City 21 28 Cheboygan 37 33 Gaylord 53 31 Charlevoix 22 22 St. Iganace A9 39 Roger City 35 20 Petoskey 18 52 Boyne City A8 A6 Chebogan 52 30 Gaylord 5A •3 Roscommon AA A 2 St. Iganace 56 67 Roger City 25 A7 Houghton Lake A1 38 West Branch 50 66 Charlevoix 35 88 Total wins: 10 CO CO - o QO 1 his years squad was a senior dominated team. They were led by Jon Kinnie, lodd Hull, Jeff Palmer and 1 odd McLane. They finished Sth in the confrence with 8-6 record and finished the season at 10-10 overall. 65 Grayling 66 Ogemaw 66 52 Rogers 70 A9 Boyne 50 67 Roscommon 65 60 Gaylord 53 79 Charlevoix 63 76 St. Ignace 7S 65 Houghton LK. 39 A3 Rogers 68 51 Petosky 65 A Boyne City 58 66 Roscommon 61 75 Cheboygan 55 53 Petosky 66 A5 St. Ignace 51 73 Charlevoix 76 80 Gaylord 60 59 Ogemaw 76 68 Houghton Lk. 72 65 Cheboygan 60 85 Sault St. Marie iip mmi mmws) y 7_ WE ARE PROUD OF OUR VIKINGS!! BOYS VARSITY BASKET BALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL SO W WW WnWCTW TffHOT TnW OY ARsTY ASKmA OY ARSlT ASKnBAU BOYS VARSI1Y BASKETBALL BOYS VARSI1Y BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL 91 DIG OR VOLLEYBALL 3 CT CD •X3 Front L-R: lheresa Doe, Missy Welch, Jenny Money, Sue Casler, Carrie Trudgeon, Sheryl Klinger, Lisa Kimball. Back L-R: Heidi Stephenson, Linda Goodale, Patti Tremblay, Stacey Rosin, Deanna Phelps, Cheryl Barber, Heather Derenzy, Jannice LaDuke. CD 1988 was a great year for Grayling Volleyball. We were a 'team' in the purest sense of the word and I res- pected and enjoyed them. Shorty, Bert, Ace, Jones and Speedy were the greatest and we'll all miss them a lot. Coach Brown and 1989's finest lhe Spiking Vikings had a 27-11 season placing 3rd behind state champions Rogers City and Petosky in the confrence. AWARDS MVP: Carrie Trudgeon Susan Casler 110%: Carrie lrudgeon All Confrence 1st team: Carrie lrudgeo Susan Casler All Confrence 2nd team: Jenny Money Sheryl Klinger Coaches Award: Carrie lrudgeon New Records set: Carrie lrudgeon (f Jenny Money soft attacks tips) Sue Casler Most Improved: Heather Derenzy Missy Welch BERT CASLER Junior Varsity Volleyball I'he Junior Varsity players had a great 87-88 season. After loosing the season opener, the girls steadily began to tally wins. With only A sophmores on the squad, the girls worked together to improve technique as well as execution. I fell confident about the season and look for- ward to next year. Coach Lee GO VIKINGS 96 97 87 W G 88 Back. Left to Right: Andy Moore, Doug Doty, Terry Sorenson, Tim Colling, Kevin Bickford John Gay, Jeff Wolcott, Denny Springer, Tim Cook, Coach Ferguson, Ward Jones. Front. Left to Right: Frank Wildfong, Mark Lowe, Jason Wright, Brian Kernstock. lhe 1987-88 wrestling season was one of goals and challenages. The team members brought out their best to obtain many goals. This special team was stregthened by its outstanding senior wrest- lers. These seniors showed leadership in all the teams accomplishments. Some of these highlights which made a great season were an undefeated season, 7 tournament championships, Conference Championship, District Championship, and an outstanding team performance against Gladstone in the Team Regionals. Maoy individuals could boast on their outstanding season, but the goals, set by the coach and the wrestlers were team goals. This year's wrestlers were truly a team bounded to- gether by brotherhood and fathered by Coach Ferguson. We must now look towards greater things, how- ever, as we can expect a very successful season next year. lhe seniors will miss Coach Ferguson, our teammates, and all of those who have supported wrest- ling the last four years. We will greatly miss the sport of wrestling and what it has done for our lives. GOOD LUCK NEX1 YEAR! Vim Cook and Mark Lowe 98 Mike Davis 1st year wrestler Ward Jones 155 Conference District Champion 2 times Regional Champion 3 times Placed 5th in the State in 1987 overall record: l - l year wrestler Jeff Wolcott 185-198 overall reocrd: 26-16-1 1st year wrestler Mark Lowe 126 Conference Champion overall record: 99-36 year wrestler l'im Cook 138-119 overall record: 25-10 year wrestler Buck Monforton 132 Conference District Champion State Qualifier 3 times overall record: 122-39 year wrestler lim Colling 145 District Champion top 12 in state in 1987 overall record: 105-67 t year wrestler 100 Thanks Coach, We Love You! Coach Don Ferguson Inducted Into Coaches Hall Of Fame. 30 years of coaching; 30 years in the Grayling school system. Record: 152 wins, 116 losses. 1970 Regional Track Coach of the year, 3 time Regional Wrestling Coach, Merit Award Boy Scouts of America Rotary Camp. Big Brother Award, Distinguished Service Award National Ski Patrol.___________ 1988 BOY'S SKI IE AM BOYS SKI IEAM BOYS SKI IE AM BOYS SKI IE AM BOYS SKI TEAM BOYS SKI IE AM BOYS SKI IE AM JAYSON WELSER, 1988 Most Valuable, places 1st on team 13 times in 16 races. 2nd most consistant, times used 1 16 races. Won two medals in Regionals 3rd in slalom and 6th in giant slalom, places 12th in state finals in giant slalom. Second team All- State. GO VIKINGS 1IM HICKEY, Junior, Most consis- tant for 1988, time used 1 t of 15 races, 2nd in team victories. FLASKIE ROBINS, Senior, 3rd varsity racer, times used 5 out of 10 races. y- 102 C O ) CO CO CO - o CD CO CO CO PEI E OPPERMAN, Freshman, 2nd most consistant 88, 1st yr. varsity racer. DERRICK CHRISTMAN, Junior, 3rd most consistant 88, time used 10 out of 13 races. JOHN JURKOVICH, Sophmore, 2nd yr. varsity racer, times used 5 out of 11 races. SEAN ISENHAUER, Junior, 2nd yr. varsity racer, times used 2 of 3 races. 10NY DIPONIO, Freshman, 1st year varsity racer, times used 6 of 15 races. MIKE SURKLEY, Senior, Ath year varsity racer, times used 1 of 5 races. JOHN KRAUS, (not pictured), Junior 2nd year varsity racer, times used 1 of 2 races. 1 he Boys won A6 races, lost AO. Placed 6th in the M.H.S. League Meet. Places 5th in State Regional Competion out of 17 teams. l'wo Freshmen, a Sophmore and Four Juniors will return to give strength and experience to the 1989 Ski learn. MIKE McNAMARA, Senior, 2nd year varsity racer, times used 3 of 8 races. 103 IlIV SKI IE AM 1988 GIRLS CO CO CO CO am cm ►—I -H CD CD CO CO CO CO —I I cm am t—i ►—« CD CD 2 2 x. «r CO CO —J I os ac M M CD CD CO CO CO CO CD CD JULIE HUSS-, year varsity racer, Most valuable skier, placed 1st on Graylings team in 17 of 18 races, time used 18 of 18 races, Most Consistant, won two medals in MHS League meet, won one medal in Reg- ionals 5th in Giant Slalom, one medal at State Finals 5th Giant Slalom, 1st team all state 1988 1 LORI GUS1', Junior, 3rd year varsity racer, tied for 2nd for Most Con- sistant, times used for team 17 of 18 races, 2nd for team victories. ANNE PEl'ROSKY, Sophmore, 1st year varsity racer, tied for 2nd for Most Consistant, times used 17 of 18 races. AIMEE ROCHE VIE, Sophmore, 1st year varsity racer, 3rd most consistant, 6 of 8 times used. JENNI LOCKNER, Freshman, 1st year varsity racer, raced in 16 races. CAROLINE SHIN, Senior, 1st year varsity racer, raced in 17 races. MISSY GORMAN, Freshman, 1st year varsity racer, raced in 6 races. NICHOLE MEAGER, Freshman, (not pictured), injured early in the season. GO GO GO GO lhe girls won 3A races and lost t0, and tied for 2. Placed 6th in the M.H.S. League Meet and 6th in the State Regional Meet. Only two girls had earned their varsity letters in previous years so the girls were not as experienced as much as their competition, l'hree Freshman and two Sophmores will give us a nucleus for the next few years. 105 1 (L. to R.)Coach Mayes, Heidi Stephenson, Linda Goodale, Deanna Phleps, Lori Gust, Patti Tremblay, Jannice LaDuke, Melanie Ojala Front-(L.to R-)Kris Partello, Carrie Irudgeon, Tracy Resinger, Kim Jacobs, Amy Denton, Dawn Liberty, AJ Pratt, Margarita Perez. 107 VARSITY BASEBALL KOOM DOG VARSIl'Y BASEBALL VARSI1Y BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY 108 COACH WOLCOl1 RUDDY ] CHRIS SKIDMORE SKEE1ER BASEBALL '88 BASEdaLL '88 BASEBALL '88 BASEBALL '88 BASEBALL '88 BASEBALL '88 CRIP 109 Junior Varsity Softball NIKKI HIT A HOMER, HEATHER PITCHER, HINDS, COACH LEE 110 iMIM_iAJi.il1 Y 8 A s 8 B A L L IE AM 1 9 8 8 SEASON 1 h e 1 9 8 8 J . V . attitude of playin game. the season runs in the first spliting a doubleh the first game 10 ending with a 7 to on a good season a B a s e b a 11 t e a g h a r d a n d i m s t a r t e d b y g i i n n i n g a n d e n e a d e r w i t h G a t 0 3 a n d t h e 6 w i n • C o n g n d G 0 0 d 1 u c k 111 VIKING RAh Ra hs SCHOOLSOUG Green and white of Grayling High School the colors we hold dear Marching ever on to victory and we’ll always cheer rah rah rah Loyal to our team and team mates the watch world of us all For we love our dear ole high school and our standards must not fall. Oenton, fenton MVP Mich Huron Shores Conf Football Jeff Wolcott All Conference Flasie Robins All Conference Ward Jones Marty Ju 9 Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Basketball lrudgeon Jenny All Conference Patti lremblay Deanna Phelps Honorable Mention Melanie 0jala Lori bu Honorable Mention John Kinnee All Conference Jeff Palmer All Confrence 1 odd Hull Honorable Mention Bud Ostrowski Honorable Mention 1U Carrie l'rudgeon Conference Champs Mark Lowe Buck Monforton Ward Jones Sorry, No Photo Baseball All Conference John Kinnee Honorable Mention SORRY, NO PHOTO Jeff Palmer Softball Carrie lrudgeon All Conference Jenny Money Honorable Mention Sheryl Klinger Sorry, No Photo 115 116 117 (Erauiforfc (Uomitu grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling ’rayling grayling grayling grayling grayling lrayling grayling grayling grayling graylina grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling grayling Jason Teddy Bill Schutte Nomination for the Naval Academy Dukakis Wins Saturday County Democratic Caucus Grayling Winter Sports Carnival: 118 Milltown Celebrity Auction Attracts Bob Hope, Blanchard, And Ronna Romney items Booster Club donates $ for new athletics uniforms. Ferguson Inducted Into Coaches Hall of Fame Heidi Stephenson is touring Europe with Choir “It’s fun to see students succeed in life, and ath- letics helps them build a background to succeed.” ”iddle Sch001 SpeHing Hall of Fame Coach Don Ferguson Bee Winners,,n 119 In September, we welcomed Sylvain Auger, from Marcoussis, France, a small town near Paris, for the entire school year. Sylvain, who left his mother, father, and sister back home, stayed with Mike Shearer on Circle Drive. Sylvain, who is 17 and a junior at GHS, is receiving no official credit at home for his American school year. He will return home one year behind his classmates in Lycee, with two more years to complete for graduation. Sylvains likes fishing, swimming, cycling, jogging, rugby, soccer, basketball, skiing ,and playing dungeons and dragons. He is probbly the only member of the GHS ski team to have ever skied the French Alps. 1'hsi year we had an exchange student from Coasta Rica visiting our school for the first semester. Juan Pablo Jimenez, 17 years old and enrolled as a sophomore in Grayling, was staying with the Boone family. While in America, he was active in the International AH Club. Juan also met with Vice-President George Bush. He helped coach the soccer team, and he also went to Stratford in Canada to see the play Othello . Even though Juan Pablo could not speak much English nor us much Spanish, he still has many friends that love and miss him very much. innons rifu Jo, You're the best friend anyone could ever ask for. lhanxs for all the memories. Love, Margo!!!!!!!! inmnss nnns Class of '88-Best Wishes for a happy and prospersous future. Advisors: H. Lehti and C. Lyk Flask, I Love and will miss you so much. You are with me in my heart forever. I'll never forget you. Love Always, Dawn I Love You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S.H. lhanks for a great year!!!! Let's do it again. L.W. 1o the four of you J.J.P.M., Don't ever forget- Baby, my sweet baby, you're the one. I love you, Anne lhis goes out to my Iggie Bear who has made my High School years so Great!!!! I Love You with all my heart. Love, Pookie Erin Barrow Ali Wyman, lhanks for all the Great times wild meets. I'm having so much fun!! Have fun at jollege- Friends Forever, love-Brigid ir nmnnru Jasey, You're the greatest!!! lhanks for being my very best friend. And never forget to try your hardest and to be LAME. Forever Best Friends, Linae 122 Amy Jo, I won't be here to watch-over you next year, so be a good girl, and remember: I Love You, John Jayson, lhe man of my dreams!!!!!!!!! I know you will make it in life and I hope you will take me with you!! Your Little Girl ipnrrt nnru' lo Everybody I came in touch with through out the years of school, lhanks for all the unforgetable memories. Good Luck Everyone, Senior, Michael Brigham. Jeffrey, May all your dreams become a reality. I wish you the best of luck in your future, lhanks for everything-And reach for the stars!!!!!!!! Forever Yours, Lori My Chocalate Chips!!! Our Junior year was great- Our Senior year will be the best!! Love Ya All, J.P. Jenny Naour, Well hon, I'm sorry about how everything turned out. Good-bye and Good-Luck. I'll never forget you. I Love You!! Robert Ellsworth A1TEN1ION ALL MUSICIANS!!!!!!!! !!!!!!� !!!! If you are into blues, rock and heavy metal, I'm your man. Need someone to Jam with? Call Wayne Sands at 3A8-858A lo all the Horesemen! My first three years were great, my last won't be the same without you!!! I miss and Love you, Jay To the Four Horsemen- Ihanks for all the memories! I'll miss you all. Good Luck and keep in touch! 1 he ex-poneyette ircTJTPj mnns Lori, You are the best friend anyone could ever have. Lets make our last year the best one yet. I love You!!!!! Love, Jannice iwnrmsTfW Shorty, Q-Bert, Ace, Jones and Speedy, lhanks for all the laughs, tears, wins, ice fights, songs, serves, passes, sets, spikes, dinks and bolocks. You're the best and we'll miss you! Remember to always Let 1 he Good limes Roll ! Coach Brown and the Juniors on Varsity Volleyball wpw Dave, led, Scotty, Mikey, Claw and Doc, You're the greatest, and loudest, cheering section around! lhanks for your support! It was a blast and we're glad you were part of our good times! Coach Brown and the Varsity Volleyball l'eam 123 tfuarit of Jtjbucation Standing L. to R.:Stephen Langseth, Rodney Lobsinger,Freddie Allen, H.Ann Stephenson,Kent Reynolds. Seated L. to R.rPauline Petrosky, Bernadine Dosch,Donna Lehto M 1 JVbmimstration Kent Reynolds....Supt. of Schools Paul -erg...........Asst. Supt. Carl Naghtin........ Principal Michael Branch...Asst. Principal US Glennis Austin English Micheai Dean Math Science William Klinger Counselor Kathleen Bliss 8iology Math Robert Hannan English v . Dora Lantzsch Home Economics faculty William Bonkowski Study Hall Supervisor Yearbook Advisor Vickie Green Counselor Warren Hayes P.E. Health Science Rebecca Brown P.E. Health Speech Howard Lehti Social Science Diane Lee Special Education 1Z« U7 William Root Coop Cordinator Lynn lhompson Art Robert Woodland English Remedial Reading Sue Hamina Irene Westphal Sgt.Bear Col.Bear' Howard laylor Community School Director Lacey Stephan Math Science Doug Wilson Dir. of AuSable Valley Youth Services Bureau Charles Spencer English Speech Daniel Ullery Math 126 Karen Bindschatel Linda Lobsinger WORK!! WORK!! WORK!! O.K., whose turn is it for doughnuts??? L50 131 132 GRADUATION GRADUATES GRADUATION Emitur Hnnnrs ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Language Arts.......... Mathematics ........... National Honor Society • Science................ Social Studies......... Vocational............. ATHLETIC AWARDS Baseball.....................John Kmnee Jeffrey Palmer Boys Basketball..............John Kmnee Jeffrey Palmer Football.... Ward Jones Flaskie Robins Jeffrey Wolcott Girls Basketball.........Jenny Money Carolyn Trudgeon §kling ..............Julie Huss Jayson Welser Softball ' . .'.......................Carolyn Trudgeon Volleyball . Susan Casler • Jenny Money Carolyn Trudgeon Wrestling ......Ward Jones Mark Lowe Buck Monforton Viking Award...........Carolyn Trudgeon Jeffrey Wolcott PERFORMING ARTS AWARDS gan(1 ..................Amy Hough Jason Teddy Forensics. i.. Wayne Sands Theatre ..................................An9e,a LLffS0 V.k.ng Arts Award ......... Michael Burkley Amy Hough ACADEMIC ALL STAR DETROIT FREE PRESS Caroline Shin PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARDS Timothy Cook Mike Goddard Julie Huss Scott Lehto Teresa Matthews Caroline Shin Jason Teddy Susan Casler .. Scott Lehto Jenny Money Timothy Cook . Jason Teddy Todd Hatfield ROY O MILNES AWARD Carolyn Trudogon SCHOLASTIC AWARDS ALMA INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE Amy Hough AMERICAN BUSINESS WOMEN S ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Teresa Matthews CARL W BORCHERS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Stephen Peterson CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Scott Lehto ART CLOUGH SCHOLARSHIP Dana Pratt ELKS LODGE 1982 SCHOLARSHIP Angela Larson FACULTY RECOGNITION AWARD Joseph Francis Todd McLane MARGARET FYVIE FENTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Timothy Colling Rebecca Ewing Jeffrey Renaud John Sch,lbe GRAYLING BOOSTER CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Scoftlehto8' Ir°,hV C°°k Angela Larson ott Lehto Michael McNamara Stephen Peterson Caroline Shin Carolyn Trudgeon GRAYLING HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP Angela Larson Jeffrey Palmer Jason Teddy Carolyn Trudgeon GRAYLING MASONIC LODGE 356 SCHOLARSHIP Amy Hough Patrick Nunn DON HALE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Dena Thayer FATHER LOUIS IVANDIC MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Carolyn Trudgeon 131 MARGARET JOSEPH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Scott Lehto Jeffrey Renaud KIRTLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE Mark Alma Kerry Harwood Shawn Pasik Dana Pratt Kelly Springer LOVELLS HOME EXTENSION GROUP Ward Jones Scott Lehto STATE OF MICHIGAN COMPETITIVE SCHOLARSHIP Mark Alma Michael Alma Susan Casler Timothy Cook Mike Goddard Julie Huss Angela Larson Scott Lehto Teresa Matthews Jenny Money Joseph Ruddy John Schilbe Jason Teddy Jayson Welser Caroline Shin David Williams MISS GRAYLING SCHOLARSHIP Rebecca Ewing Stacey Rosin MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY BOARD OF CONRTOL SCHOLARSHIP Timothy Cook NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMMENDED STUDENT Caroline Shin NORTHWOOD INSTITUTE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP Lori A Bentley OAKLAND UNIVERSITY STUDENT LIFE Michael Berkley Susan Casler OLIVET COLLEGE PRESIDENTIAL Carolyn Trudgeon KIMBERLY OSTROWSKI STEELE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Scott Lehto RICKS COLLEGE Stacey Rosin UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN REGENTS ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP Caroline Shin VIKING ARTS COUNCIL AWARD Michael Burkley Amy Hough WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY MEDALLION Angela Larson ZONTA CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Caroline Shin 135 0accalam catc §i'rttic 1' Joseph Stripe Auditorium Sunday. June 5, 1988 2:00 p m Pianist...........................Janet Dice Processional........... America the Beautiful Sung by Nichole Burcham Invocation........................Susan Casler You Gave Me Love ............. Jenny Money Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring . Jason Teddy Friends .......................Stacey Rosin Mark Shepler Phihppians 2: 1-8.............Ronald Medley What Do You Want to Be? . Rev Derik Roy St Francis Episcopal Church Medley of Songs Michael Burkley Amy Hough Angela Larson Jason Teddy That’s the Day ...............Stacey Rosin Benediction Caroline Shin 136 Recessional God Of Our Fathers 13b 4 c Joseph Stripe Auditorium Thursday, June 9, 1988 7:00 p.m. WELCOME............... Jeffrey Palmer CLASS HISTORY.............Susan Casler Joseph Francis John Kinnee CLASS PROPHECY Jenny Money Carolyn Trudgeon .... Rebecca Ewing Angela Larson Teresa Matthews Michael McNamara Ronald Medley Jeffrey Renaud CLASS AWARDS....................Susan Casler Karmen Hagerman Todd Hull David Myers CLASS WILL ...................Timothy Colling Scott Czuba Leslie Fraser Julie Huss Stacey Rosin David Williams PRESIDENT S ADDRESS ......... Jason Teddy CLOSING............................ Jason Teddy CLASS OF 1988 OFFICERS: President...................... Jason Teddy Vice President........ Jeffrey Palmer Secretary...................... David Myers Treasurer ................Susan Casler Representatives.........Joseph Francis John Kinnee Carolyn Trudgeon CLASS ADVISORS.....................Howard Lehti Charles Lyk H CLASS MOTTO . .. Tomorrow Begins Today by David Myers CLASS COLORS . . Emerald Green and Silver CLASS FLOWER................White Rose CLASS SONG .................. Imagine by John Lennon 139 In all the world there is no one else exactly like me. Everything that comes out of me is authentically mine because I alone choose it I own everything about me; my body, my feelings, my mouth, my voice, all my actions, w hether they be to others or to myself I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears I own all my triumphs and successes, all my failures and mistakes Because I own all of me, I can become intimately acquainted with me By doing so I can love me and be friendly with me in all my parts I know there are aspects that I do not know But as long as 1 am friendly and loving to myself, I can courageously and hopefully look for solutions to the puzzles and for ways to find out more about me. However I look and sound, whatever I say and do, and whatever I think and feel at a given moment in time is authentically me If later some parts of how I looked, sounded, thought and felt turn out to be unfitting, I can discard that which is unfitting, keep the rest, and invent something new for that which I discarded I can see, hear, feel, think, say and do. I have the tools to survive, to be close to others, to be productive, and to make sense and order out of the world of people and things outside of me I own me, and therefore, I can engineer me I am me and I am okay. Virginia Sater (Commencement Grayling High School Gymnasium Friday, June 10, 1988 8:00 p.m. Selections By Grayling High School Band.................... Dennis Ormsbee Director Processional..... Pomp and Circumstance Invocation...........................Angela Larson Salutatory Address....._____Ronald Medley Valedictory Address...................Susan Caster Timothy Cook The Greatest Love of All .....Stacey Rosin Jason Teddy Presentation of Graduates........... Carl Naghtin, Principal Michael Branch, Asst. Principal Awarding of Diplomas................ Kent Reynolds, Superintendent Bernadme Dosch, Pres. Bd of Ed Benediction .................. Jenny Money Recessional ...... Farfare and Recessional by Ployhar TOP 10 GRADUATES VALEDICTORIANS Susan Elizabeth Casler Timothy M. Cook SALUTATORI AN Ronald B. Medley Michael Henry Alma Angela Lynn Larson Scott A. Lehto Jenny Ann Money Jeffrey F Renaud Caroline G. Shin Carolyn E. Trudgeon David Williams Tim Cook Co-Valedictorian Susan Casler Co-Valedictorian Ronald Medley Salutorian 1 1 —Ni Eight Seek To Win Miss Grayling Pageant preparations are at their peak. Beginning Monday evening the eight con- testants and their pageant mom’s will be at the High School Auditorium each evening working to make this year’s event the best ever. In addition, Wednesday night will find them at The Golden Touch Beauty Salon where they’ll be coached in hair styling, make-up, and all the beauty secrets they can learn in one short session. Pageant moms this year are Dalene Cor- lew, Irene Peterson, Sue Jansen, Opal Hamblin, Connie Schmidt, Jane Springer, Bette Thomson, Diane Christman and Chris Holz. Pageant moms are those wonderful people who lend a helping hand when you need it most. They help with talent, gather props and tell the girls how great they are. Dance rehearsals under the direction of Jini Hindmarsh are going great. Musical back- ground from WJGS in Houghton Lake is ready. There are many people helping out this year. A special thank you goes to Joyce Easterly for her artistic talent, and to Beth Wieland for her sewing. Without them the pageant wouldn’t have been complete. Our regular pageant seamstress, Chub Mead, had her hands full making eight new cos- tumes for the opening number. This is really a community affair, and the entire pageant committee appreciates the help we receive, from individuals and from businesses, mer- chants, and financial institutions. Tickets are on sale at Mac’s Drugs in downtown Grayling, $4.00 reserved, $2.00 bleacher. Let’s support eight of the greatest gals in town...our Miss Grayling girls — on Saturday evening, Jan. 16th, 7:30 p.m.- Joseph Stripe Auditorium. Miss Grayling 1st runner-up Stacey Rosin Michelle Lynn Hatley, daughter of Diane Hatley. Shelly is a senior at Grayling High School. i Laura Ann Pomeroy, daughter of David and Lucy Pomeroy. Laura is a senior at Grayling High School. Teresa Kay Matthews, daughter of Kay and Dwight Matthews. Teresa is a senior at Grayling High School. Darcie Dee Crull, daugh- ter of “Dee” Crull. Darcie is a student at Kirtland Com- munity College. Rebecca Sue Ewing, daughter of Gail Smith and Ron Ewing. Becky is a senior at Grayling High School. Stacey Michelle Rosin, daughter of Grace and George Rosin. Stacey is a senior at Grayling High School. Christine Jo Best, daugh- ter of Pat and Jack Best. Christy is a 1986 graduate of Grayling High School. Kimberly Ann Stockton, daughter of Wayne and Beverly Stockton. Kim is a graduate of Grayling High School and a junior at Cen- tral Michigan University. 153 ALL YOU CAN BE......... Miracles can happen Dreams can come true If you have faith in all that you do, Believe in yourself and you will see, l'hat with faith you will be all you can be. 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