Hartland High School - Hartland Yearbook (Hartland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

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The billow is traveling to its final destiny, when someday it will be the ruler of the ocean. Its path will be left for others to follow, for the billows will continue to move on. X Lt -1 1 1 . 1 i ■ ■ p- |H[ H rn i '  «3lB PT « L 1 1 ««- tr |K M Ea v ti . ' - ' f if if ' tf -atii - - -JfcS ji « ! J ' • SENIORS TIDAL WAVES The seniors rule the ocean. The largest student body of water there is. The tidal wave is vastly familiar with the territory, it knows its place and yet sometimes is unsure. The tidal wave rises high and for a brief moment is the awe of all the ocean. However, like tidal waves the seniors come up quickly and suddenly they ' re gone. Pretending to be a senior. POWDER PUFF Seniors Win WM kimmm J BWttfJ jftfc ' 4a rCTTTTTTnTTTK T ¥ f WmriEL. ESK sTrfilf; tH •• V « 1 PB LOCKERS Trendy Lockers w V v FOOTPRINTS in THE SARD One night I had a dream. I was walking along the beach with the Lord, and across the skies flashed scenes from my life. In each scene I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand. One was mine, and one was the Lord ' s. When the last scene of my life appeared before me, I looked back at the footprints i n the sand, and, to my surprise, I noticed that many times along the path of my life there was only one set of footprints. And I noticed that it was at the lowest and saddest times of my life. I asked the Lord about it. ' Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you would walk with me all the way. But I notice that during the most troublesomes times of my life there is only one set of footprints. I don ' t understand why you left my side when I needed you most! ' ' The Lord said: My pre- cious child, I never left you during your times of trial. Where you see only one set of footprints, I was car- rying you. ' ' . Oft o Jt o Eagles Finish In Middle Of Pack VARSITY BASEBALL Front Row: Phil house, Dan ORourke, Jeff Brunner, Rich Ryan, Phil Komar, Mike Moore, Scott Kraynak, (mgr) Scott Reiland, (coach) Dan Mishler, Second Row: (coach) Greg Cooley, (mgr) Lara flubbs, Aaron Wright, Jeff Wanko, Mark Eghotz, Matt Faust, Wayne Macklin, Ben Law, Brad fiagen, (mgr) Moira Gaul, (mgr) Shana flubbs The 1986 varsity baseball team had some very good mo- ments especially early in the season. In the annual She- lander tournament, against all of the Livingston County schools and some others, Hartland finished second. Another highlight was split- ting a double header with Chelsea, who was ranked in the top 10 in the state. We also swept a double header from riovi to knock them out of 1st place in the league. J.V. BASEBALL Front Row: (mgr) Colleen Chanavier, Derek McKenzie, Tony Montrose, Craig Chanavier, Joe Paweski, Jason Kleve, Steve Gostlin, Tim Brunner, Scott ORourke, Steve flinkle, 2nd Row: (mgr) 18 Jennifer Jones, (mgr) Jason McKenzie, Mike Lane, Chris fiagen, Dave Veres, Brad Patton, Paul riapolitano, Conrad Ferguson, Greg flubner, Kevin Wright, Jeff Jozwiak, (coach) Mark Mandollia  ) o VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row: Shelly Gordinear, Stacey Knapp, Jill Peters, Ja-neen Evers, Dawn Boratinski, Elaine Janus, (mgr) Beth DeMaggio, 2nd Row: (coach) Tom Barbieri, Kelly Swierzb, Mary McHamara, Amy Knapp, Amy Cartwright, Chris Sharp, Christie Aown, nancy Hewberry, (coach) Jack Peters The Varsity Softball team started off to a good season going to a Softball camp in South Carolina. Coached by Mr. Tom Barbieri, coach of the year, and assistant coach Mr. Peters. Victories were many and their loses were few. The team got along great, and their positive attitudes got them a first place in the K.V.C. J.V. SOFTBALL Front Row: Trad Bixby, Julie Faust, Kim Colbert, Susie Gregory, Laura Gordinear, Lisa Henning, Diana Walker, Lori Pleiness, Mary Novak, Mandy riothaft, 2nd Row: (coach) John Dietrick, Ami Sroka, Katrina Savitskie, CeCe Jones, Tina Fodor, Sandy Smith, Dawn Kennedy, Chen Bittner, Janice riewberry. Heather Louden, Bonnie Kittle First Hartland Team To Win K.V.C. Running With The Wind BOYS TRACK Front Row: Troy Gorman, Eric Evers, Bob Rose, Robert Browder, Steve Rathbun, Krespin Kemper, Brian O Donnell, Dan Woodward, Bob Laier, Moe Connelly, Greg Rudd, Eliot Johnson, 2nd Row: (mgr) Aimee Coffin, Powell Meister, JeffAuld, Chris Whisman, Eric Stevens, Mike Boguth, Steve Queen, Mike Palladino, Brent Dix, Kirk Evenson, Jeff Landers, Marty Shepherd, John Torvinen, Tracy Egerer, 3rd Row: Jim Sparta, John Butler, Ron Kumon, Mark Reminar, Rob Tulius, Chris Henley, Mike Eichler, Wade Smith, Charlie Russell, Rob Allison, Greg Greaves, Jim Jellison, Barry Kimball, Dale Beauchamp, 4th Row: Mark Scherler, Carl Wades, Brett Flowers, Jim Kortge, Kevin McDevitt, Darrell Cartwright, Hick Faust, Alan Johnson, Carl Helquist, Bob Bulloch, Jon Manier, Glen Borkowski, Dave Kuhn, Rob Jellison, Dave LaDuke, Jeff Miller, Scott Can, Joe Dodds, (coach) Mark Lawrence Seventy-eight girls and sixty-two guys made it the final three months of track. Grueling practices ana outstanding team members made last years track team a very competitive year. With a win-lose record of 8-5 for the girls and a 4-10 for the boys, both teams had its share ofups and downs. Coach Eichler led two of his girls to all-league and six to regionals. The 86 ' season for the girls was very successful. Carey Miotke, Sandy Potter, and Wendy Miles all contributed a great deal. For the boys it was not quite as successful. However, outstanding performances by Brett F lowers, Powell Meister and Glen Borkowski helped to make the season a memorable one. GIRLS TRACK Front Row: Sue Hieswinter, Patty Davis, Missy Usher, Tammy Adams, Heather Lampley, Melissa Denton, Michelle Canup, Diane Butterfield, Sue Heart, Darlene Carrigan, Kristi Francek, Paula Gill, Michelle Maxwell, Chris Anderson, 2nd Row: (mgr) Michelle Conklin, Tracey Buehler, Robin Cheladyn, Colleen Colliton, Amy Rohland, Tina Kemper, Courtney Huebler, Cheryl Wagner, Heidi Harris, Debbie Kurnik, Linda Hussle, Kim Hackett, Erika Painter, Dawn Madden, Cary Miotke, 3rd Row: Monica Lewek, Jenny Meissner, Stephanie Riffle, Janet Tiemey, Wendy Miles, Jenny Rodocker, Kim Green, JoAnn Sweetman, Holly Scherler, Sandy Potter, Kathy Batten, Cheryl Anderson, Danielle Luoma, (coach) Larry Eichler, 4th Row: (coach) Beverlee Melancon, Ann Osiwala, Donna Andrade, Melissa Andrade, Lisa Green, nancy Johnson, Melissa Kotz, Tammy Butler, Kelly Shaw, Shannon riorris, Tricia Lauinger, Dawn Beauchamp, Kris Louden, Kris Gutridge, (mgr) Stephanie Herchert, (mgr) Melissa lewek Hartland Player Qualifies For State BOYS TERMS Twenty four players made up the 1986 boys tennis team. It was coached by Judy Jagdfeld for the 6th year in a row. The Hartland guys tennis team wrapped up the season with a win-lose record of3- 11. Highlights of the season included a 7-0 win over Pinckney and a 7-1 win over Corrunna. Playing at number one doubles were Craig Larson and Curt Duncan; at number one singles was Tom riiemeyer, who won conference, and regionals, and went on to state. The tennis season was not what the team had intended it to be, but it did have its exciting moments. Front Row: Joe Bogan, Brett Cornell, Joel Allmand, Allan Coleman, Howard Bertrand, Dan Bender, Matt Bennett, Matt Brower, Mark McCracken, John Povolo, Wade McParland, 2nd Row: (mgr) Kathy Povolo, Todd Hewitt, Pat heck. Bob Chunn, Brian Clark, Andy Gaul, Craig Larson, Tom riiemeyer, Curt Duncan, Brandon Stallard, Mike Bailey, Brian Schloff, (coach) Judy Jadgfeld Team Wins Hartland Tournament girls TEnnis The girls tennis team this year carried 26 play- ers, a large number of them freshmen; Which lays a strong foundation in the years to come. The team had an over- all win-loss record of 4- 8, and took 5th place in the league. One of the highlights of the season was a tie for 1st place with Pinck- ney at the Hartland In- vitational. Front Row: Melissa Potts, Jessy Mehro, Alisa Oslin, Mollie Cornell, Hatalie Miller, Deena Carpenter, tiathy Povolo, Heidi rtelquist, 2nd Row. (coach) Scott Evenson, Stacy Meek, Lisa Barrett, Pattie Barrett, Kelly Mathews, Kellie Masuch, Jenny Sobonya, Verena Strohle, Wendi Gallagher, (coach) Judy Jagdfeld, 3rd Row: Shana hubbs, Jill Bruzek, Donna Andrade, Christy riehro, Michelle Evenson, Cassie Cabaj, Michelle Riffle, Tracey Kopriva, Moria Gaul, Absent: Melissa Andrade, (mgr) Joni McLeod, (mgr) Cindy Tackaberry Team Takes Second In KVC Front Row: Cindy Kipley, Janice dewberry. Shelly Qordinear, Stacey Knapp, Amy Knapp, (capt) Claudine Daigle, 2nd Row: Traci Bixby, Dawn Pretty, Sandy Smith, Bonnie Kittle, (capt) Kelly Swierzb, CeCe Jones, (coach) Don Benham GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The Girls Varsity basketball team had a very disap- pointing season last year, but this years new coach, Don Benham, and the teams ' new enthusiasm brought together a winning combination. With outstanding players like Sandy Smith, Bonnie Kittle, Shelly Gordinear, Kelly Swierzb, and Stacy Knapp, this years Varsity team really had an exciting season. The fact that the Eagles tied for 2nd is the result of two things: The Eagles ' control in the game and the importance of all team members. Bench warmers as well as the team starters. f l % ' : : 9v  ; - fc S IBpt i 1: iT 1 Front Row: Alicia Darling, Leslie Linden, rioelle Rico, (co-capt) Cheryl Wagner, Stacie Hansen, 2nd Row: (coach) Jerry Doerr, (co- capt) trika Painter, Kristy Meek, Alyssa Kotz, Stephanie Hirchert, Amy Cartwright, Lori Pleiness, (mgr) Lesa Hark, Absent: Eliza Zimmer GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL This years J. V. girls basketball team had a great year. With the improvement of the whole team, this years J. V. basketball beat some of the teams that really gave it to them last year. What were Jerry Doerr ' s goals for this years team? To win the KVC, and have the best season possible. replied Mr. Doerr. Although the team may not always have been consistent with attitude and effort; they did learn a lot of new skills and also had fun in the process. The Future Shooters Back In The Saddle EQUESTRIAri TEAM On horseback: Susie Gregory on Alphrado, Melissa Irland on Dots N Spots, Jodi Shook on Momma Fox, Kelly Faust on Samson Beau, Dawn Kennedy on Cabin Aye, Karen Bertrand on F.A. s Mare See. Standing: (captain) Amy Goniea, (mgr) Matt Qoniea The Equestrian team did well this year. The team came in 4th place in the B district missing 3rd place by only a few points. Even though it is considered a team sport, ev- eryone competes as indivi- duals. Everyone scored points for the team. nrz On The Ball Again VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row: (mgr) Michelle Canup, John Butler, Kirk Evenson, Aaron Wright, Glen Borkowshi, Rod Roten, Louis Vinson, Kevin ' Wright, Pat heiswinter. Matt Ciesielski, (mgr) Stacy Wozniak, 2nd Row: Bob Zurawski, Jim Sparta, JeffBrunner, JefTWanko, Bill Priest, Todd Krause, Greg Rudd, Corey Rakoczy, Mike Thompson, Doug Vowles, Wayne Macklin, 3rd Row: (mgr) Debbie Gibson, Jeff Miller, Ben Wold, Matt Rauch, Marty Shepherd, Dennis Wood, Brian riewcomb, Matt Dunne, Ben Law, Joe Waske, Rob Cox, Eric Stevens, (mgr) Kelly Dombroivshy, Jason McCoy, Tony Zanlungo, Jon Manier, Tim Can, Mark Scherler, Dan ODonnell, Brad flagen, (coach) Thomas Barbieri VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1986 football season didn ' t turn out as planned, winning the KVC champion- ship. But the season did produce both good and bad memories. The first half of the season held high hopes for winning the liVC with a league record of 1-4. The final record was 4-5 overall, finishing third in the KVC, a big jump from last place a year ago. The season started with a loss to Fowler- ville. It wasn ' t a good beginning. But the next week in a great defensive battle the Eagles were victorious with a 2-0 victory over the Milford Redskins. Lakeland was next. Again the game explained the de- fensive talents for our Eagles and ended in victory for flartland. Then came the biggest win of the season, a 12-11 win over the Brighton bull- dogs. The first time in four years that we beat Brighton. The Eagles then moved on to beat non-league Woodhaven. From then on flartland didn ' t win another game, but was still proud of their accomplishments, personnel and team. flartland produced a few 1st and 2nd team all lea- guers and a slew of hon- orable mentions. Coach Barbieri was told at the seasons end by other op- posing coaches that flartland had by far the hardest hitters in the league this year. 14 40 75 J.V. FOOTBALL Front Row: (mgr) Wendy Algar, Brett House, Mike Mascall, Tim Brunner, Chris Skinner, John Bulloch, Lou Ellis, Maurice Connelly, Dan Bender, Dave Collins, (mgr) Tammy Schultz 2nd Row: Jason Thompson, Jim Maxwell, Joe Valenti, Tom rieu, Tim Laura, JeffJozwiak, Stan Cooke, Mike Batten, Tom Riley, 3rd Row: (mgr) Kelli Reiland, Chris Kelly, John Partyka, Jeff Combs, Greg Mcriutt, Wade Smith, JeffGajor, Steve Gryglewski, Cory Byfield, Mark Paul, Chris Whisman, (coach) Mike Cain, Absent: (coach) Mark Mandolia i i r The J. V. football team nearly won ev- ery game this season and should defi- nitely be at the top next year. The whole team is very talented and has a good chance to go all the way next year. The J. V. team had a record of 6-3 this year placing 2nd in the league. Keeping On Their Toes Rough And Tough FRESflMErl FOOTBALL The freshmen football team came a long way this season. They improved with each of their nine games tremen- dously. Their coach said the team is very talented and should be in top contention in next years KVC race. The freshmen teams record was 4-5 overall, taking 4th place in the league. Front Row: Craig Harrison, Ryan Ministrelli, Brian Shearer, Todd Soja, Chris Ryan, Chris Curry, Marty Gross, Joe nuttina, Chad Myers, 2nd Row: (mgr) Becky DesAutel, (mgr) Cindy Johnson, Matt Green, Matt Remsing, Phil Sandula, Mike Minneker, Dan tluhn, Leanard Savitskie, Scott Kelley, Michael Dodson, (mgr) Suzanne Anderson, 3rd Row: (coach) Dan Riney, Mark Dinneweth, Brad Boland, Todd Cheney, Chad Cook, Craig Borkowski, Rene Lorentz, Kris Hrause, David Spamer, Jon Miller, (coach) Ralph Scherler Reaching For The Top VARSITY CHEERLEAD1MG The Varsity Cheerleading squad, coached by Mrs. Elaine Barbieri, had a very successful year. They attended their first competition at Central Michi- gan, where they received a whopping first place. Other competitions they attended were the Oakland-Macomb, Silverdome, League, Worlds, regionals and State. The team consisting of 14 girls with the addition ofl for basketball, all practiced 2-3 hours a day, 4 to 5 days a week improving their skills and working their way to the top. fc £ VARSITY CHEEKLEADiriG Front row: Michelle Maxwell, Jennifer DeVergilio, Kim Mostowy, (captain) Tammy Adams. Heidi flenning, (captain) Kathy Judge, (captain) Lisa OTieal, 2nd Row: Janet Tiemey, Ann Osiwala, Jennifer Taylor, Linda Chupinsky, Gretchen Zeck, Laura Lock, Amy Callan Front Row: Kim Bentley. Angela DelVechhio, Lana Wilson, Rhonda Rolen, Pam Bogdanski, 2nd Row: (capt) Julie Teschher, (capt) Paula Duncan, Susie Cox, Julie Callan, Absent: Elaine Barbieri (coach) J.V. CHEERLEADIriQ The J.V. Cheerlead- ing squad, coached by Mrs. Elaine Bar- bieri consisting of 12 members started off to a good season win- ning a first at the Lake Fenton compe- tition. They also at- tended the Silver- dome, Oakland-Ma- comb and League. The squad worked hard raising money for cheerleading jumpers by having a car wash, Halloween - o- gram sale. Rock -a- thon, and selling stickers. Placed 2nd At Silverdome A Fresh Start FRESHMAN CtiEERLEADIrlG Cheerleading was a brand new experience for the fresh- man this year. Although they didn ' t get a chance to attend any competitions they enjoyed cheering at the games and did a super job. They were coached by Mrs. Brown. Fint Row: Laura Vantiem, Robin Franks, Michelle Kraynak, Angie Kellogg, 2nd Row: Tara Kalis, Becky I Ibert, Traci Fritch, 3rd Row: Cindy Dewar, Laura Mattioli Golfers Are Up To Par GOLF The golf team dared to break the tradi- tion and carry the 1st girl ever on the team. Overall the team didn ' t do too bad on the greens, finishing the season in 5th place in the league. Team captain Tom Cremeans, and next year captain Doug Sefcik made all league honorable mention. Front Row: Joe Colliton, Ethan Hawker, Jason King, Mike Czop. Hen Schillinger, 2nd Row: Matt Haas, Doug Sefcik, Kristie Francek. Joel Allmand, Doug Urbanski, D.J. Denton, 3rd Row: (coach) Mr. Patterson, Oordie Burr, Tim Krusca, Tom Cremeans, Kerry Loomis. Steve Hinkle, (coach) Mr. Taylor. Absent: Jeff Vadesz 3 ' . CROSS COUriTRY Front Row: Tracy Buehler, Kim riewcomb, Dawn Beauchamp, Susie Heard, Sandy Potter, Kathy Batten, Kim Green, Kristin Gutridge, 2nd Row: (captain) Greg Greaves, Brent Dix, Jeff Lander, Bob Duke, Bob Browder, Mike Sleeman, Tom Morse, Scott Dix, (mgr) Michelle Conklin, 3rd Row: (mgr) Cindy Lawson, Steve Queen, (captain) Carl Wades, JeffAuld, James Jellison, Robert Tullius, John Torvinen, Alex Fontaine, Keith Galuszka, (coach) Larry Eichler, Absent: (mgr) Monica Lewek, Jim Brake, Jeff Leubke, Danielle Luoma Outstanding WRESTLING flartland ' s Wrestling team was tough to beat at the beginning of this years season, but injur- ies and illness caused the wrestling team to finish a dis- appointing fifth in the KVC. Although four seniors are leaving this year; the under- classmen possess a lot of tal- ent. Underclass hopefuls for next year include: Dave Prain, Tom Neu, Craig Chanavier, md Mike Thompson. p j e .0 Front Row. Rod Bantle, Brad Aldrich, Craig Chanavier, Keith Mueller, Marty Gross, 2nd Row. (mgr) Alisa Oslin, Steve Robinson, Tom neu, (capt) Bob Duke, (capt) B.J. Schroder, (captl Jim Brake, Matt Resing, (mgr) Cathy Kubik, 3rd Row: (mgr) Colleen Chanavier, John Oslin, Maurice Connelly, Dave Prain, Joe nutting, Mike Kasabasic, John Burley, 4th Row: (coach) Mike Cain, Ben Wold, Randy Eavou, Rick Oats, Chris tlallock, Todd Cheney, Mike Thompson, (coach) Mark Allen, Absent: Randy Galbraith, Joe Huhn Team In Hartland Best On Or Off The Beach m ' 9 ■r w H mm si f B hlTI 9| ■« Shi i fl i ■ts L J jniBS f :r Rl irl J ' .if Pi [ iUri L _ f ' '  ' ? i i m$s - BSr j By ' rw-i- 4fii ft?. -.- -4 mS ' H Twrt Ron ' ; Aim Plewka, Laura Vantiem, Beth Boloyan, Laura Seres, 2nd Row: Katrina Savitskie, Jennifer Colegrove, Heidi Wold, Charnise Perdue. 3rd Row Kim Williams, Tanya Coo, Missy Acton, (coach) Julie Miller, Absent: Michelle Oats J.V. AriD FRESHMAn VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Him Green, Janice newberry. Dawn Mantela, Robin Franks, 2nd Row. Stacy Demarest, Stevi floule, Lori Pleiness, Stacie Hansen, Kelly Mathews, 3rd Row: (coach) Estelle Sweeden, Kristy Meek. Valerie Shepherd, Deena Carpenter, Heather Lampe 1 1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL This year ' s varsity volleyball team was led by senior captains: Kelly Swierzb, and Betsey Wood. With the tragic loss of teammate Tammy Hansen, Coach Barnes had to rebuild the team. They had a rough start, but as the saying goes, When the going gets tough, the tough get going. The girls didn ' t have a winning season, but they did gain valuable experience, fighting until the very end. It was truly a winning team in the eyes of the beholder. FRESHMEri BASKETBALL: Front Row: Ethan hawker, Chris Ryan. Brad Lange, Rob Gordon, Mike Czop, John Miller, 2nd Row: Chris Fleeman, Brad Boland, Dave Spamer, Phil Sandula, Craig Borkowski, Tim Zimkiwicz, Kris Krause, Hot Pictured: Chad Myers, Will Cartwright The freshman were pretty excited to start the basketball season this year. They kept up a good fight and gave it their all. We hope they all continue on with basketball next year and wish them the best of luck. J. V. BASKETBALL: Front Row: Mike Batten, Joe Matonic, Greg Mubner, Joe Paweski, Kirk Evenson, Dave Collins, John Murphy, 2nd Row: (mgr) Erica Painter, (coach) lien Meyers, Cory ByHeld, Brett Flowers, Kyle Clark, Dan Smith, Rob Jellison, Dave Veres, (mgr) Alyssa Kotz You can usually catch the J. V. in an intense game. They worked hard at their practices and did an average job this year. They all pushed to become the best as the thought of varsity basketball for next year sinks in. We hope the best for them and remember: Think Varsity! VARSITY BASKETBALL: Front Row: Jeff Miller. Jason ft eve, Dave Rychlick, Louie Vinson, (capt) Tom Cremeans, Roger Brown, Mike Manna, 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. McAllister, Matt Paul, Mark Scherler, (capt) Matt Faust, Marshall Vinson, Jim Thompson, Paul Lauinger GIRLS GYMHASTICS Front How: Susie Gregory, Stacey Mcrially, Krista Manross, Lisa Moilanen, Susan Faust, (capt) Lisa Borkowski, (capt) Colleen Colliton, Laura Gordinear, Audra Snyder, 2nd Row: Michelle Short, Melissa Knott, Kelly Jackson, Jennifer Tenaglia, Absent: 4g Debbie heck GIRLS GYMHASTICS The girls gymnastics team, coached by Debbie Heck and assisted by Mr. Ozz, had a great season. Last year they were confer- ence champs, and this year they won an invitational. This year ' s invitational win- ners were lead by Audra Snyder ) (all- american on vault) and Lisa Borkowski, (all-american on floor). They will be losing three seniors: Lisa Bor- kowski, Lisa Lorenc, and Colleen Colliton. This will be a big loss for the team, but there will be many strong gymnasts left with great potential for the future. 49 Jason Broski SMALL BUT MIGHTY Kenny Schillinger Randy Mills (coach) and Tim Orlando Paul Murray Randy Mills (coach) Paul Murray and Kenny Schillinger Mark Yount Gymnastics is a sport for the ag- ile and quick, the aggressive and the strong. It takes an extremely dedicated and talented team in order to succeed. tiartland is proud to have such a team. They continue to place in the state meet competitions and individuals always place in the top ten. The season ended with many vic- tories and the loss of three sen- iors: Tim Orlando, Bob Koch, and Jason Broski. This year ' s team was truely a winning one and next years promises to be even better. HOCKEY Front Row: Ben Law, Scott Des Autel, Adam Carroll, Darrell Templeton, Jeff Lander, Adam Ryan, Powell Meister, Bill Sneath, Tim Can, 2nd Row: John Peterson, (mgr) Tonya Begin, (mgr) Stacey Stallard, Jason Mclienzie, Matt Manarino, Todd Krause, Marty Shepherd, Doug Vowles, Mark Paul, Wayne Macklin, Derek Mctienzie, Mike Calcaterra, (coach) Phil Vangel HAVE YOU EVER SEEN APf EAQLE SKATE? If you had attended any of the flartland hockey games, you would have seen how well Eagles really do skate. The flartland had a surprising year only losing a few games, and those games were bat- tles right up to the very end. One big accomplishment for this years team was the victory of the undefeated KVC team, Lakeland, 5-3. The team was lead by cap- tains Wayne Macklin, Doug Vowles, and Ben Law. With their 4 years of experience they held the team togeth- er, and encouraged the oth- er team members on. aim o ' 2 SENIORS UNDER THE SUN girls Tennis BOYS TRACK BOYS GYMHASTICS WRESTLIHG OUR FEARLESS LEADERS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL GIRLS TRACK VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS GYMriASTICS BOYS VARSITY TERMS VARSITY FOOTBALL FRESHMAH FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL J.V. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 1986 BOYS TENNIS Harland Opponent 7 Comma 1 Williamston 6 3 Lakeland 4 3 novi 4 3 Brighton 4 1 Howell 6 7 Finckney 1 Millord 6 2 Milford 5 3 Lakeland 4 3 riovi 4 2 Brighton 5 Won 2 Lost 10 1986 GIRLS TRACK tlartland Opponent Won Finckney Lost Won Linden Lost Won Lake Fenton Lost Lost Fenton Won Won Fowlerville Lost Lost Milford Won Lost Lakeland Won Lost Brighton Won Won Dexter Lost Won riovi Lost Lost South Lyon Won Won Byron Lost Won Howell Lost Won 8 Lost 5 1987 BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL JO Linden 59 Brandon 42 Fenton 65 Lakeland 46 Finckney 46 Brighton 34 Milford 50 tlaslett 61 riovi 54 South Lyon 53 Lake fenton 49 flowell 35 Milford 59 Williamston 63 Lakeland 47 Brighton 59 Fowlerville 64 riovi 45 South Lyon 41 rtowell 1987 GIRLS GYMNASTICS ftartland Opponent Won Harrison Lost Won Walled Lake- Western Lost Won north ville Lost Won Walled Lake- Central Lost Won Rayal Oak- Kimball Lost Won Tecumseh Lost Won Edsel Ford Lost Won Farmington Lost Lost li. Farmington Won Won Ionia Lost Won Haslett Lost Won 13 Lost 1 1987 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL tlartland Opponent Lost Linden Won Lost Milford Won Won Lakeland Lost Lost Brighton Won Lost Williamston Won Lost Fenton Won Lost riovi Won Won Howell Lost Lost Milford Won Won South Lyon Lost Lost Lakeland Won Lost Brighton Won Lost Finckney Won Lost Williamston Won Lost riovi Won Won South Lyon Lost Lost Howell Won Won 4 Lost 13 1986 J.V. FOOTBALL tlartland Opponent 14 Fowlerville a Milford 22 38 Lakeland 6 28 Brighton 6 12 Woodhaven 7 riovi 8 6 South Lyon 20 20 Howell 17 Port Huron northern 6 Won 6 Lost 3 1986 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL tlartland Opponent Fowlerville 6 14 Milford 24 Lakeland 8 Brighton 18 24 Stockbridge a 12 novi 21 8 South Lyon 13 20 Howell 16 20 Fort Huron northern 12 Won 5 Lost 4 1986 VARSITY BASEBALL Hartland Opponent 10 Goodrich a 4 Finckney 2 3 8 Finckney 2 2 north ville 1 12 3 northville 2 3 12 Williamston 3 4 Linden 11 5 Lk. Fenton 1 6 7 Lk. Fenton 2 2 11 Holly 1 7 a Holly 2 2 6 Milford 1 7 1 Milford 2 5 6 Okemos 2 6 Williamston 4 Brighton 13 1 Lakeland 9 4 Brandon 1 5 1 Brandon 2 6 1 Brighton 1 5 a Brighton 2 10 12 Chelsea 3 11 4 Chelsea 2 a 11 novi 1 5 7 novi 2 3 3 South Lyon 1 11 South Lyon 2 10 South Lyon 3 11 11 Fowlerville 1 19 10 Fowlerville 2 6 7 Fenton 12 3 Howell 1 11 3 Howell 2 14 Lakeland 7 Won 13 Lost 19 1987 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Hartland Opponent Lost Ladywood Won Lost Saline Won Lost Fenton Won Lost Linden Won Lost Brighton Won Won Finckney Lost Won Byron Lost Won Fowlerville Lost Won novi Lost Lost South Lyon Won Lost Brandon Won Lost Clarkston Won Lost Howell Won Won Milford Lost Lost Brandon Won Lost Lakeland Won Lost Williamston Won Lost Lake Fenton Won Won 5 Lost 13 1986 BOYS TRACK Hartland Opponent 52 Finckney 85 54 Linden 73 71 Fenton 66 52 Fowlerville 85 23 Milford 114 41 Lakeland 96 38 Brighton 99 65 Dexter 72 91 novi 46 53 South Lyon 94 99 Byron 38 64 Howell 73 Won 3 Lost 9 «87 WRESTLING Hartland Opponent 23 ML Morris 46 27 Bendle 42 35 Clio 32 24 A vondale 42 33 Holly 32 66 Oxford 12 24 Fenton 46 45 Byron 30 37 Milford 30 34 Lakeland 40 31 new Lathrop 40 40 Davison 33 30 Brighton 42 27 novi 42 39 Finckney 36 30 South Lyon 36 18 Howell 50 78 Jackson 78 Bentley 33 Dexter 45 Won 10 Lost 11 1987 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Hartland Opponent Won Linden Lost Lost Fenton Won Lost Brighton Won Lost Finckney Won Won Byron Lost Won Fowlerville Lost Lost novi Won Lost South Lyon Won Won Brandon Lost Lost Clarkston Won Lost Howell Won Lost Williamston Won Lost Milford Won Won Brandon Lost Lost Lakeland Won Lost Lake Fenton Won Won 5 Lost 11 1987 FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Hartland Opponent Won Waterford- Crary Lost Won Waterford- Fierce Lost Lost Waterford Won Lost novi Won Lost Howell Won Lost Milford Won Won Lakeland Lost Lost Howell Won Won 3 Lost 5 SPRING 85-86 FALL 86-87 WINTER 86-87 1987 GOLF Mart land Opponent 173 Holly 174 173 Linden 172 158 Holly 163 179 DCD 174 168 Lakeland 132 162 Fenton 156 160 Brighton 167 172 Holly 170 180 riovi 176 160 South Lyon 173 174 Howell isa Won 4 Lost 7 ' Lowest score wins 1987 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Martlanc Opponent Lost Linden Won Lost Brandon Won Lost Fenton Won Won Lakeland Lost Won Pinckney Lost Lost Brighton Won Lost Milford Won Lost Haslett Won Lost riovi Won Lost South Lyon Won Won Lake Fenton Lost Lost Howell Won Lost Milford Won Won Williamston Lost Lost Lakeland Won Lost Brighton Won Lost Fowlerville Won Lost riovi Won Won South Lyon Lost Lost Howell Won Won S Lost 15 1987 HOCKEY Harttand Opponent 11 Dexter 2 17 East Lansing 1 4 Howell 6 4 Linden 5 2 Brighton 3 4 Jackson-Lumen Christi 7 8 South Lyon 4 Milford 1 5 Lakeland 3 1 Southfietd-Lathrup 3 1 Milford 3 5 Howell 4 5 Jackson-Lumen Christi 8 7 Brighton 1 7 Fast Lansing 1 3 South Lyon 3 4 Fenton 2 4 Lakeland 4 6 Kearstey 4 9 Dexter 3 9 Goodrich 1 1 Linden 4 Won 12 Lost 10 Tie 2 1986 VARSITY POOTBALL Harttand Opponent 6 Fowlerville 12 2 Milford 8 Lakeland 3 12 Brighton 11 6 Woodhaven 8 riovi 27 9 South Lyon 18 Howell 13 Port Huron northern 13 Won 4 Lost 5 1986 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Harttand Opponent 64 Linden 5 26 Fenton 22 22 Pinckney 28 47 Holly 9 26 Mason 52 34 Milford 31 42 Lakeland 34 18 Brighton 33 46 Lake Fenton 24 34 riovi 19 56 South Lyon 24 30 Williamston 35 44 Howell 32 41 Milford 25 45 Lakeland 32 24 Brighton 37 45 riovi 23 37 South Lyon 30 37 Howell 40 26 Fowlerville 34 Won 13 Lost 7 1986 CROSS COUNTRY Harttand Opponent 38 Milford 21 24 Lakeland 21 21 Pinckney 36 29 Brighton 27 17 Clarkston 44 17 Byron 46 15 rio i 42 18 South Lyon 28 18 Howell 32 44 Milford 19 34 Lakeland 21 26 Pinckney 31 38 Brighton 21 32 Clarkston 23 24 Byron 40 32 riovi 26 28 South Lyon 18 Won 8 Lost 9 ' Lowest score wins 1986 VARSITY SOFTBALL Harttand Opponent 12 Byron it 1 J 13 Byron 2 3 8 Pinckney 1 l 4 Pinckney 2 1 12 north ville 1 1 14 north ville 2 1 16 Williamston 3 8 Linden 1 (i 16 Linden 2 6 11 Lake Fenton ttl 12 9 Lake Fenton 2 10 14 Lake Fenton 3 4 7 Holly 1 1 9 Holly 2 5 12 Milford ttl 2 10 Milford 2 4 5 Lakeland 4 6 ' Brandon 1 ; 10 Brandon 2 1 Brighton 1 2 6 Brighton 2 4 12 flovi 1 4 5 novi 2 3 1 South Lyon ttl 6 5 South Lyon 2 2 3 Fowlerville ttl 8 3 Fowlerville 2 4 13 Lakeland 1 7 Howell ttl 2 4 Howell 2 J 10 Oxford 2 Fenton 4 Won 24 Lost 9 1986 GIRLS BASKETBALL Harttand Opponent 45 Linden 26 28 Fenton 48 28 Pinckney 48 41 Holly 35 41 Mason 47 36 Milford 55 47 Lakeland 31 38 Brighton 27 46 Lake Fenton 39 28 novi 44 35 South Lyon 47 38 Williamston 45 34 Howell 35 53 Milford 56 42 Lakeland 34 39 Brighton 30 38 novi 41 31 South Lyon 85 49 Howell 31 46 Fowlerville 27 43 Fowlerville 26 55 Linden 33 36 Pinckney 52 Won 12 LOS 11 1986 J.V. SOFTBALL Harttand Opponent 16 Byron ttl 17 6 Byron 2 18 17 Pinckney 14 12 northville ttl 12 13 northville 2 10 25 Williamston 6 13 Linden ttl 10 10 Linden tt2 15 Lk. Fenton 1 19 14 Lk. Fenton 2 17 6 Holly ttl 19 9 Holly tt2 14 4 Milford ttl 6 10 Milford 2 12 8 Lakeland ttl a 15 Lakeland 2 10 2 Brandon ttl 17 16 Brandon 2 J6 1 Brighton ttl 12 14 Brighton 2 18 12 northville 2 7 Bedford 8 11 Ainsworth 12 28 novi ttl 18 25 novi 2 12 1 South Lyon ttl 12 16 South Lyon tt2 11 5 Fowlerville ttl 7 15 Fowlerville 2 8 Won 11 Lost 18 1986 J.V. BASEBALL Harttand Opponent 2 Goodrich 1 Pinckney northville 2 1 Linden 1 1 Lake Fenton 1 Holly 2 1 Milford 1 Lakeland 2 Brighton 2 Brandon 2 1 Chelsea 1 2 novi 1 South Lyon 1 1 Fowlerville 1 Hon i Lost 5 1986 GIRLS TENNIS Hartland Opponent Carmen- Ainsworth 7 2 Milford 5 4 Lakeland 3 2 novi 5 2 Chelsea 5 3 Brighton 4 b Howell 1 7 Pinckney 2 novi 5 1 Milford Lakeland 7 5 Howell 2 SENIOR STATISTICS nAME CAHDICE ACTOn TAMMY ADAMS JO fin AGRUS A KATHY ALDIGHIER1 (POVOLO) CHRIS ALLEn ROB ALLISOn DARin ALSTOTT MARK AMAHS MELISSA AnDRADE SCOTT AHDREWS MIKE BAILEY LISA BARRETT PATTIE BARRETT ADAM BATTEESE KATHY BATTEH TRACY BAUGH BRIAn FORtlAn DAWn BEAUCHAMP TOriYA BEGin MELISSA BEITHER DIOn BEriTLEY JAMES BERGER KAREn BERTRAHD FRAHK BICKER LISA BORKOWSKI JIM BRAKE JILL BRAriDOn RICHARD BREWER JASOn BROSKl JEFF BRUnnER KAREH BRYAHT ROBERT BULLOCH SHERRY BURDICK DIAriE BUTTERFIELD MIKE CALCATERRA JAMES CARKHER GEORGE CHARD KELLY CHELADYn MICHELLE CHESHELL BOB CHunn BRIAH CLARK KRISTin CLARK KEVin CLARKE COLLEEn COLLITOn GREGORY COMBS MICHELLE COnKLin BARBARA COX TOM CREMEAnS DARLEnE cunninGHAM CLAUDinE DAIGLE TIM DAVEnPORT CHRIS DAVIS MATTHEW DAVIS DAWn DEAL d. j. DEnron 60 USUALLY SEEn smiling without make-up imitating people playing tennis managing volleyball in cowboy boots w sleeveless shirts on the pay phone talking with Bob sleeping in class at McDonald ' s for lunch hyper telling stories running with Tim wrestling around running eating punk shuffling sleeping in class being truthful smiling smiling wrestling sleeping in class skipping bugging Linda betting on F.B. games skipping farming with Sally smiling walking the halls with an awesome car stereo in auto class in detention with friends playing tennis with Brandon with Brighton studs goofing off laughing whispering with galoshes with her man from Howell playing basketball smiling whining taking pictures walking in halls without hair with friends laughing in his Levis nEVER SEEn in a dress dressed up serious giraffe hunting without Pam serious without a Foldenauer studying partying upset studying without a smile sad without a hat being loud in class without him at Wendy ' s sad being polite with normal clothes in school doing work lying goofing-ofT in other peoples business working past 4 hours with her own clothes in class with a pencil without Susan in school without a calculator without Dan ' s possessions in a bad mood in class wearing makeup without Tammy in Arizona riding cows without Andy without a girl quiet serious in a bad mood shouting late, or unorganized goofing off without a girl mad at someone without candy without Tracy in class without Lara late without jock jacket BIGGEST DISTinCTlOn her teeth her walk his driving record her name his hair loud mouth his cockyness curly hair her manners his smile his hair friendly her red hair missing tooth pretty face crying his accent her legs her mouth hair his voice his red hair faker he ' s German easy going skinny her smile his walk his face chew in mouth mouth big farm boy her orange hair quiet voice hockey his 5-hnger discounts his car his mom her glasses Chob Bunn smitti smutty her hair big lips gymnast his eyes her walk her name his strut pretty voice her figure photographer curly hair his leather jacket quiet his strut SENIOR STATISTICS NAME SCOTT DES AUTEL DAMEL DinriEWETh JOSEPH DODDS MICHAEL DREW BOB DUKE PAMELA DUriCAH MATT DunriE TERI ESTEP DEBBIE EVAHS JASOn EVERS JULIE EVERS MATT FAUST ALEX FOPiTAinE SUZAnnE FORD MIKE FORD DOn FORTIER DEAnn FRAriKLIri TAMMY GALBRA1TH AriDY GAUL SAnDRA GILL GiriA GILROY GREGORY GREAVES niCOLE GREEri ERlri GREYERBIEtIL KEITH GRIMES KRISTlri GUTRIDGE TAMARA HACKETT BRAD HAGEri CHRIS HALLOCK rick HAnnAn HEIDI HAY BETTY HAZEL SALLY HEARD BRIAH HEFT ALEC HEinO heidi HEnninG TODD HEWITT PEGGY HUHn MELISSA IRLAHD ELIZABETH JAREMA JIM JELLlSOn lisa jEnninGS TRACY JOHHSOn alleh joHnson KATHY JUDGE PAT KECK TOM KISH BOB KOCH DAVE KOEHLER SUSAH KOMAROMI TRACEY KOPRIVA JAMES KORTGE SCOTT KRAYHAK DAVID KUHrl STEVE LABALLISTER USUALLY SEEn blushing driving his truck with friends in camouflage wrestling laughing flirting whispering bugging Matt at Cosmo ' s with a leather coat shooting baskets in deep thought with friends bragging sleeping in class getting A ' s with George fighting with Bill being artistic dressed up working on DECA talking to herself with Pam Zach talking studying in awesome clothes messing around cleaning the commons smiling with Jon talking smiling dressed up with Janitors whining being loud being quiet with her horse relaxed with Lara with Colleen bugging people singing studying having fun with Wendy in the halls tumbling quiet in Ann Arbor with Scott Evenson ' s jacket studying flexing late to class fighting with teachers nEVER SEEri without Alyssa putting his truck down at a party without a friend taller without a friend serious yelling without Matt doing homework smiling without food without a tan matching unconceited hyper goofing around fat in a bam without Bill without Pat in yearbook class lying serious happy partying teasing people working without a wise crack sleeping hyper without makeup riding the bus having anymore parties in class without cheerleaders without a football jersey arguing with a man with messed up hair on a date making a masterpiece without a smile without a friend without makeup without a smile with Rod Roten being disrespectful getting in trouble at school activities being loud partying on a date on time awake in class BIGGEST DISTIriCTIOn his baby face Elmo ' ' very quiet scruffy beard friendliness her voice bad temper allergy to peanuts her sense of humor his smile skinnyness his smile his stutter always carrying books his walk his tail intelligence poofy hair his hair her works of art her personality his smile original personality little body pretty eyes Top 10 her hair baby face smart alec tall, dark, and handsome long nails messy hair good personality bow ties bad driver her voice Rambo ' ' her long wavy hair her jock jacket her sense of humor good-looking her artist vest beautiful voice his quietness small feet cute writes good poetry sweetheart his eyes her wardrobe perfect hair his intelligence Weeze his smile his lips SEMOR STATISTICS NAME DAVID LAMB JOELLE LARSEN CAROL LARSON PAUL LAUINGER BEN LAW PAT LEE LAURIE LEITCtl DAN LEMORIE LAURA LENHARD MONICA LEWEK KELLY LONGHI LISA LORENC JEFF LEUBKE DANIELLE LUOMA CARRIE LYNN WAYNE MAC KLIN DAWN MADDEN MATT MANARINO JON MANIER LINDA MARCINIAK APRIL MARTIN JOtlN M ATONIC StIARIESE MCDONALD JASON MCKENZIE JONI MCLEOD MARY MCNAMARA STACY MEEK POWELL MEISTER BRUCE MELOSH JEFF MILLER PEGGY Ml ROLL A MELISSA MOREAU KIM MOSTOWY SUZETTE MUHAL DARRELL MURPtlREE BRIAN NEWCOMB LISA O ' NEAL TIM ORLANDO SAM OSLIN ALISA OSLIN MIKE PALLADINO ROBERT PALMER MATT PAUL DANIELLE PESCE JIM PIERON BILL PRIEST ANGIE RADEMACHER CHERYL RANDOLPH MATT RAUCH JULIUS REMENAR KRISTIN RICHARDS JENNIFER RICO KELLY RILEY LISA RITTER KIM ROESNER DEAN ROGERS 62 USUALLY SEEN sweeping on the bus in counseling office with buddies from Brighton chewing telling his experiences with Vanessa with Matt Jim laughing at German club functions with Suz 6f Lisa complaining in the top ten with Jeff flirting smiling with her mom wandering around bragging flirting with Tim with Jim happy looking sneaky with band members with Jim Nichols talking lifting weights sleeping in class being friendly being friendly in a play cheering at parties at Foodtown dressed up bouncing about in his car sleeping in class in wrestling shoes running singing with Heather being friendly bugging Wayne arguing smiling laughing being a friend quiet unorganized complaining scheming Fighting with Dennis laughing drawing NEVER SEEN in class without Jill St Kayte in class being mean to others without Trad with long hair telling the truth talking quiet without Cindy gaining weight without Colleen without Stephanie to class on time without Cheryle Betz mad in a bad mood at the right place at parties doing any work at single socials being obnoxious mentally on earth hyper without Aaron in a dress quiet doing homework doing homework angry flirting un bossy without Eddie at school at parties wearing the same thing twice without Gretchen above 4 ft. without chew without wrestlers under dressed tall at a party in trendy clothes with a girl sharing without Amy without Carrie Betz turning on a friend talking fast mad at someone agreeing with anyone skipping at school without Dawn without his glasses BIGGEST DISTINCTION janitorial abilities her style her hair ' Tall dark and handsome ' ' hairline his attitude brownnoser his hair beautiful hair her managing abilities moody her eyes smart skinny always on a diet his personality her mom Space ' ' his nose the smell of her hairspray she ' s married bowling her eyes hammer ' ' her hair best powderpuff player her laugh muscles his jeans all around great guy her boyfriend great actress her squint kiss my dog ' ' well ah! ' ' his clothes fire up! ' ' shortness chewing Mike Thompson sharp guy his records ha! ha! blonde hair her clothes a smart mouth Doe Bird ' ' her style class psychiatrist muscles his accordian great sense of humor her face very artistic always dressy her orange hair the artist SEMOR STATISTICS HAME BOB ROSE ROD ROTEN CHIP RUNFORD JOE RUSTER BOB RUTHOWSKI JAMES RYAN DAVE RYCMLICK MARK SCANLAN B.J. SCHRODER CHRIS SHARP KELLY SHAW MATT SHEARER MARTY SHEPHERD DEniSE SIEMEn BETH SMALL MICHELLE SMITH JIM SPARTA TAMMY SPEHCER STACEY STALLARD JAMES STEELE BOB STOnER VERENA STROHLE MATT SUHDRLA KELLY SWIERZB CYNTHIA TACKABERRY JIM THOMPSON TIM THOMPSON KRIS THOMPSON LUCINDA THUMM LARA TROCCHIO ROBERT TULLIUS JEFF VADASZ CRIS VELLIKY TYLER VESS BRENDA VIERS LOIS VINSON DOUG VOWLES JIM WALLACE JEFF WANKO CHRIS WATERMAN NATALIE WE1MER TRAVIS WHALING MICHELE WH ELTON BRIAN WILD KATHRYN WILSON FRANK WINES TAMMIE WOJCIECHOWSKI HEATHER WOLD DENNIS WOOD BETSEY WOOD SHAWN A WOOD DAN WOODWARD AARON WRIGHT TONY ZANLUNGO QRETCHEN ZECH USUALLY SEEN bragging in bright colors working on his car in 1st and 2nd hour talking to Scott fighting trying to improve his grade flirting wrestling with Tom in trendy clothes hurrying everywhere hyper-spastic with Andy talking to boys with tight T-shirts in the halls with Suzette in the band room drawing cars in a varsity jacket drawing cars being quiet taking attendance competing with letter sweater with John in class listening to Depeche Mode studying golfing modeling listening to strange music complaining bragging flexing muscles with the wrong people passing out getting out of typing working on the float working on cars with Mr. Bessert in trouble gossiping at Oasis with Todd with Pat teasing with Carrie and Cheryle with jock jacket with women with Joni lifting weights with Lisa NEVER SEEN in school matching in class in 3rd thru 6th hour doing homework in school working unhappy without his Jams in 5th and 6th hour serious flirting eating unorganized sitting still in school being disrespectful with girls in class with one guy smiling working without friends without Debbie yelling excited smiling unfriendly in school lending her possessions without Matt sleeping in class being loud in normal clothes normal happy in the dark with one girl smiling in the halls in class being loud talking loud with clean hands loud in class with jocks wearing sloppy clothes getting a haircut without Todd without food drunk on time without friends intoxicated being mean doing work at parties BIGGEST DISTINCTION worlds greatest lover his unique hair his nose punky hair always smiling muscles his walk class President skinny great athlete her hair shy a flirt her laugh original dresser a clown for a mother studly attitude her height her clothes dark glasses his last name her accent his artist abilities great athlete politeness his hair the Eagle her clothes short her clothes his smarts good personality her hair his hair picking on others his rapin ' talents duckie sweet personality ' B-Bop-A -Lu-Bop ' ' her hair great artist baggy pants her hair his WILD personality obnoxiousness earring longest last name her clothes brown noser her wiggle her clothes his hair most touchdowns Football cheerleader 63 ' 0? . . Our biggest accomplishment was skipping lunch for two weeks in a row and going to Burger King. We never got caught! D.J. Denton, Jeff Brunner, Marty Shepherd Getting caught intoxicated at a football game was the most embarrassing moment of my life! -Jason McKenzie KATflY ALDIQfllERI (POVOLO) CHRIS ALLEH ROB ALLISOri DARIri ALSTOTT TAMMY ADAMS Varsity Cheerleader 12 3 4 Most Spirited 1 Captain 3 4 1st in Regionals 3 3rd in State 3 PACE All State 4 Spanish Club 13 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national donor Society 3 4 Spanish donor Society 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Class Representative 2 4 Prom Committee 3 Winterfest Committee 3 Girls Track 12 3 4 State Finalist 3 All Around Athlete 3 Prom Princess 3 CHRIS ALIEN HOSE HOSE Football 1 Honor Roll 1 4 Boys Track 3 MELISSA DALE AHDRADE MELIS Girls Tennis 12 3 4 Spanish Club 1 Band 12 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Girls Track 3 4 newspaper Staff 4 Congratulations Melissa, We ' re very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Donna. Ron and Sandra LISA BARRETT BEAR -jjfe- Powder Puff 4 Cheerleader 1 Girls Tennis 2 3 4 DECA 4 Pep Club 1 Yearbook 4 Varsity Club 1 German Club 3 Ski Club 3 Lisa, May you always find the joy and happiness you have given us. Love, Mom Dad PATTIE BARRETT PAT Powder Puff 1 4. Volleyball 1 2 Captain 2 Girls Tennis 12 3 4 DECA 4 Varsity Club 4 Student Government 4 Honor Roll 4 Drama Club 3 4 School Plays 3 4 Class Officer 12 3 Secretary 1 2 President 3 MARK AMAHS MELISSA AHDRADE SCOTT AHDREWS MIKE BAILEY Seniors 65 TRACY BAUQtl DA Wn BEAUCHAMP TOriYA BEG in JIM BERQER ADAM BATTEESE LE ROY football 1 3 Basketball 1 Spanish Club 1 KATHERiriE Ann BATTEn Cross Country 12 3 4 State Meet 2 Regionals 2 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Representative 3 Vice President 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 4 Spanish honor Society 2 3 4 Class Representative 1 Girls Track 13 4 TRACY BAUGH SWEETChEEKS. FACE. POPER Spanish Club 2 3 4 DAWn BEAUCHAMP DAWnSEY Girls Cross Country 12 3 4 All Regional All Conference Co-Captain 4 French Club i 2 3 honor Roll 1 2 Girls Track 12 3 TOnYA BEGin hockey Manager 4 J.V. Volleyball 2 Trench Club 1 2 honor Roll 12 3 4 KAREn BERTRAnD CAREBEAR Tennis 12 3 4 Trench Club 12 3 4 ' ( Treasurer 3 Student Government 1 honor Roll 12 3 Congratulations Karen! We are very proud of you. hope your future is successful and bright, happiness always. Love Mom. Dad and Howard ERAnH BICKER B.G. Tennis 4 French Club 4 Spanish Club 4 LISA BORKOWSKI BORR Powder Puff 1 4 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Softball (J.V.) 1 Gymnastics 13 4 Most Scholastic 3 Captain 3 4 Spanish Club 12 34 Student Government 1 honor Roll 12 3 4 national honor Society 2 3 4 Spanish honor Society 2 3 4 KAREn BERTRAnD 66 Seniors ERAnH BICKER DARRELL BOLDT LISA BORKOWSKI My most embarrassing mo- ment was in my freshmen year. I was late to gym because I was looking for the pool! -Tim Or- lando The most memorable mo- ment for me was causing a four car CRASH because I forgot to stop! -Brian Heft JILL BRAflDOri RICH BREWER Class Secretary 3 Girls Track 3 Most Scholastic 2 JEFF BRUNNER Football 12 34 Basketball 1 Baseball 12 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Honor Roll 12 34 national honor Society 3 4 homecoming King 4 ROBERT BULLOCH r Congratulations Rob upon your high school graduation! We are all very proud of you! May your future be filled ivith happiness and the fulfillment of your highest goals. Love. Mom, Dad, John and Clyde SHERRY BURDICK Cross Country 1 2 Track 1 2 Pon-Pon 3 DIANE BUTTERFIELD Cross Country 12 3 Head Manager 3 French Club 1 Honor Roll 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Ski Club 3 BRIAN CLARK B.C. OR DUCKIE Tennis 12 3 4 French Club 12 3 4 Vice President 3 Honor Roll 12 34 Yearbook 4 COLLEEN COLLITOH C Powder Puff 1 2 34 Gymnastics 12 3 4 Captain 3 Co-Captain 4 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Honor Roll 1234 National Honor Society 3 4 Vice President 4 Spanish Honor Society 3 4 Secretary 3 Homecoming Court 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Track 2 34 MICHELLE LEE CONKLIN MICKEY OR LITTLE ONE Cross Country Manager 3 Head Manager 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Activities Chairperson 4 Spanish Honor Society 4 Girls Track 2 Manager 3 JEFF BRUnriER KAREri BRYAriT ROB BULLOCH SHERRY BURDICK The most embarrassing mo- ment of my life happened my freshmen year at a football game. I kept marching while the rest of the band stopped. - Krissy Murtagh My future plans include mov- ing to new Jersey and playing a jazz saxophone on a street cor- ner. -Mark Scanlan DIArlE BUTTERFIELD MIKE CALCATERRA JIM CARKriER Seniors 67 KRISTin CLARK KEVIN CLARKE COLLEEH COLLITOn GREG COMBS Class Representative 2 MATT DAVIS SCOTT DES AUTEL DESI Manager 1 DECA 3 Football 1 4 Head Manager 2 3 4 TOM CREMEANS Ski Club 1 Hockey 2 3 4 German Club 3 Basketball 12 3 4 Track 1 2 Baseball 12 4 Pom-Pon 3 Baseball 1 2 DECA 1 Co-Captain 3 Qolfl 2 34 D. J. DENTON Varsity Club 2 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Captain 4 Golf 12 34 Spanish Club 1 Representative 3 French Club 1 2 Scholastic Award 3 KVC Hartland Representative 3 Honor Roll 12 3 Yearbook 4 DAN DINNEWETH DEADLY DAW 4 Spanish Club 12 3 4 German Club 12 3 4 KVC Public Relations Officer 4 CLAUDINE DAIGLE ■CLOD Honor Roll 12 3 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Class Representative 1 Basketball 12 3 national Honor Society 3 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Co-Captain 4 Spanish Honor Society 2 3 4 German Honor Society 2 3 4 MATT DUNNE BUN Most Improved 2 Class Representative 3 Football 12 34 Track 1 2 Homecoming Court 3 PAM DUNCAN Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Powder Puff 1 2 Track 1 4 Basketball 12 34 My biggest accomplishment was being selected as one of the top twelve finalists in the Miss Teen of Michigan Pageant, 1986. - DeAnn Franklin. My most embarrassing mo- ment was when my shorts came off while jumping over a fence in a cross country meet. ■ Kristin Gutridge 68 Seniors MICHELLE COnKLin BARBIE COX TOM CREMEANS My most memorable moment was receiving honorable men- tion all county in football. Brad Magen The most memorable mo- ment tor me was receiving 2nd team all KVC defensive lineman in football and All-State line- man in football and All-State honorable mention my sopho- more and junior year in hock- ey. -Wayne Macklin CLAUD HE DAIOLE TIM DAVEHPORT TERI ESTEP Drama Club 2 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Drama Club 2 3 4 Choir 1 Art Club 1 JULIE EVERS -JUE OR JEWELS DEBBIE EVANS BINKY Auto Club 3 • Softball 1 Powder Puff 3 ' Drill Team 1 ' homeroom Representative 1 MATT FAUST Gymnastics 3 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Powder PutT 3 4 All-League 2 3 4 ' = Roberts High School All-County 2 34 Baseball 12 3 4 JASOri EVERS Golf 1 2 Soccer 1 2 Varsity Club 2 German Club 12 3 4 Spanish Club 1 2 German honor Society 3 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 Class Officer 1 Vice President 1 NICK FAUST -4 Football 1 Yearbook 4 Sales Manager 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Track 12 34 Band 1 Follow your dreams, and listen to your little voice. You can accomplish anything! Watch out for Q-berts. Love Mom. ALEX FONTAINE Cross Country 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Student Government 4 honor Roll 3 4 National honor Society 3 4 Class Representative 4 Track 3 4 MIKE FORD ■ RUDY ' Football 12 3 Yearbook 1 Photography Club 1 SUE FORD ' SUZIE Q Powder Puff 1 Girls Tennis Manager 3 MATT DAVIS DA Wfi DEAL D.J. DEHTOn SCOTT DES AUTEL The most embarrassing mo- ment for me was crotching the beam at a gymnastics meet. ■ Lisa Lorenc For me the most memorable moment was catching up on all my sleep in Mrs. Richard ' s class! -Jim Sparta DAH DiririEWETH JOE DODDS MIKE DREW Seniors 69 PAM DUNCAN MATT DUNNE CHUCK ELLIS RICK ERICKSON Trench Club 12 34 Honor Roll 12 34 Who ' s Who DEANN FRANKLIN DECA 1234 Outstanding Member Award 1 District Competition 12 3 4 State Competition 12 3 4 Club Reporter 1 Secretary 2 Representative 3 Vice President 4 Economic Proficiency Test 2 3 4 Top Ten Economic Proficiency Blood Drive 12 3 4 Bronze MAP 1 Silver MAP 2 Program Of Work 4 First Annual High School Symposium 4 KVC Leadership Conference 3 Spanish Club 2,3,4 President 4 Honor Roll 12 34 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Spanish Honor Society 2 3 4 Class Representative 1 2 Academic Letter 3 4 Optimist Oratorical Contest 1 2 SADD3 TAMMY QALBRA1TH LOWRIDER Volleyball Manager 2 DECA 1 Honor Roll 12 34 Hartland Players 2 Exploring Computer Knowledge THOMAS GENEI T Yearbook 12 3 Track 1 MATT GONIEA FIRE FOX ' Pep Club 12 3 Band 12 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 Equestrian Team 4 Track 1 GREGORY O. GREAVES WALL 4 STREET WEASEL ' Cross Country 2 3 4 Most Scholastic 3 2nd at Regionals 3 Captain 4 DECA 1234 Historian 3 President 4 State 12 34 Gold Map Award 2 Best Project 2 Nationals 2 JULIE EVERS 70 Seniors MATT FAUST NICK FAUST KAREN FLANDERS 2kiiiM ' -= 4K . L ' J ' - ' L ' . -d Lm BRIAPi FORM AH DOri FORTIER DEAnn FRAriKLin TAMMY GALBRAITH AHDY GAUL Most Outstanding Member 2 Top 10 in Economic Test 3 Top 8 at State Competition 3 Yearbook 4 Business Manager 4 Track 12 34 Captain 4 French Club 2 3 Student Government 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 2 3 4 We are proud of your past endeavors, and know you will do well in the future. Love and Luck, Mom and Dad GLEHH GRIMES KEITH DECA 4 Spanish Club 3 Honor Roll 4 Drama Club 3 4 Ski Club 4 Track 4 School Plays 2 3 CHERIE GROSS Fep Club 4 Honor Roll 13 4 Band 1 2 1986 Flash type for Muscular Dystrophy 1 Place KRISTIN GUTRIDGE r Cross Country 2 3 4 Co-Captain 4 Yearbook 1 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Spain Tour 2 Scholarship to Spain 2 Student Government 3 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 2 3 4 President 4 Spanish Honor Society 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Ski Club 3 Class Representative 2 Track 1234 Academic Letter 3 4 Indoor Track 3 4 Kris ■ We ' re proud of you! Love always. Mom. Dad, Se Ryan. TAMI HACKETT Cheerleader Manager 4 Yearbook 3 French Club 12 3 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Ski Club 3 BRAD HAGEn COPEH Football 12 3 4 Boys Basketball 1 Baseball 12 3 4 Yearbook 4 TOM GEnFI SAriDY GILL GiriA GILROY MA TT GOniEA Seniors 71 KIETH GRIMES CHERIE GROSS KRIS GUTRIDGE TAMMY HACKET Spanish Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 CHRIS HALLOCK Football 1 Wrestling 12 4 DECA 4 Spanish Club 1 2 Honor Roll 1 RICK HAnriArl ICKRAY Wrestling 2 DECA 1 Yearbook 4 French Club 12 3 4 Track 1 HEIDI MARLEHE HAY HEID C ■ MOOrlER Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 2 German Club 4 German honor Society 4 Student Government 4 Class Representative 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 2 3 4 Band 1 SALLY HEARD Cross Country 12 3 State 12 3 9th at Regionals 3 Yearbook 4 Faculty Editor 4 German Club 2 3 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Track 12 3 5th at Regionals 3 Keep the Unicom faith - You ' re one of a Kind! Love, Mom and Dad Way to go. Babel Love, Dennis BRIAH HEFT BEAKER OR HEFTY OR CRASH Football 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 Track 1 TODD HEWITT RAMBO Football 12 3 Tennis 2 3 Class Representative 1 2 Wrestling 1 2 State Champ 1 Undefeated 2 PEGGY HUHIi Cross Country 1 Basketball 2 Volleyball 1 2 Softball 1 2 Yearbook 4 BRAD HAG En 72 Seniors CHRIS HALLOCK rick HAnnAn MIKE HARDY BETTY JEAri HAZEL SALLY HEARD BR I AM HEFT MELISSA IRLAHD Congratulations Melissa, best wishes now and with your continuing education. Love, Mom, Dad, Cricket, Dude, Tigger and Tavy JAMES JELLISOri Cross Country 2 3 4 Oolfl Spanish Club 12 3 4 Student Government 12 3 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 3 4 Class Representative 1 Track 1234 allen jonnson Basketball 2 Honor Roll 1 2 Band 12 34 TRACY JOHHSOH W Congratulations Tracy, We know how hard you have worked over the years and our prayer for you is that you have all the good things life has to offer. Love, Mom, Dad, and Tyler KATHY JUDGE Cheerleader 2 3 4 Varsity 3 4 First at Regionals 3 Third at State 3 Most Spirited 3 Captain 4 German Club 1 2 Honor Roll 3 4 Track 1 SUSAN KOMAROMI Powder Puff 1 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 3 4 French Club 1 Student Government 3 TRACEY ANN KOPR1VA Tennis 12 3 4 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Roll 4 Spanish Honor Society 2 3 4 Ski Club 3 JIM KORTGE Cross Country 2 3 German Club 2 3 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 3 4 Band 2 34 Livingston County Band 3 Track 12 3 SCOTT KRAYHAK WHEEZIE Baseball 3 4 Tennis 1 DEC A 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 FEGGY HUHri MELISSA IRLAHD BETH J ARE MA JIM J EL LI SOn Seniors 73 lisa jEnnmos ANY JEWELL ALLEn jotinson larry jotinson Honor Roll 2 34 DAVE KUHrl -riUriniE Cross Country 1 4 Track 12 34 Captain 4 CAROL ELIZABETH LARSON Cheerleader Manager 2 Tennis 3 Pep Club 1 French Club 2 PAUL LAU1N0ER Football 1 2 Basketball 12 34 honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 2 3 4 Spanish honor Society 3 4 BEN LAW Football 12 34 Captain 2 4 All League 3 hockey 12 3 4 Captain 4 2nd All County 3 2nd All League 3 Baseball 1234 Captain 4 1st All County 3 2nd All League 3 PATRICK LEE PAV OR RICH Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Assistant Coach 3 LAURIE LEITCH LOU Powder Puff 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Track 2 34 MONICA LEWEK Cross Country Manager 3 head Manager 4 French Club 1 German Club 2 3 4 Activities Co-Cordinator 3 President 4 Band 1 4 Ski Club 234 German honor Society 3 Secretary 4 Track Manager 2 head Manager 3 LISA LORENC Powder Puff 1 2 34 Girls Gymnastics 12 3 4 Captain 3 4 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Track 2 34 JEFF LUEBKE Cross Country 12 3 honor Roll 12 34 DA VE KOEHLER SUSAH KONAROMI STEVE LABALLISTER DAVID LAMB JOELLE LARSEn CAROL LARSOri national honor Society 2 3 4 Band 12 3 4 Drum Major 4 Drama Club 3 4 Vice President 4 Track 2 3 newspaper 2 3 4 Editor 4 national Merit Finalist DAMELLE LOUMA D W Powder Puff 12 3 4 Volleyball Manager 1 3 French Club 12 34 Secretary 3 President 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 French Honor Society 3 4 CARRIE LYnn ■FOOTER Powder Puff 1 4 Cheerleader 3 Volleyball 134 Softball 2 Yearbook 4 French Club 3 WAYnE MACKLin CYSCO Football 12 34 hockey 12 34 All State honorable Mention 2 3 Captain 4 Baseball 12 34 All-League honorable Mention 3 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 2 3 honor Roll 1 2 homecoming Court 1 DAWh MADDEn Powder Puff 12 3 4 Basketball 1 Softball 1 DECA 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Vice President 2 Treasurer 3 4 French Club 12 3 4 Point Chairperson 3 4 Student Government 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 Ski Club 12 3 4 Class Representative 3 Track 12 3 4 Perfect Attendance 12 3 4 Congratulations. Dawnl We wish you success, happiness and Love in your future! Love, Mom, Dad, Brian and Mark MATT MANARIMO hockey 12 3 4 Baseball 4 honor Roll 134 Scholastic honors 1 PAUL LAUinOER LAURIE LEITCH Seniors JOSEPH LOfiO KELLY LOriGHI LISA LORENC JEFF LUEBKE LINDA MARCiniAK Tennis 2 3 French Club 12 3 honor Roll 1 2 jo tin MATonic Congratulations John, We are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, Julie and Joe. SHARIESE MCDOMALD Powder Puff 12 4 Volleyball 2 34 Softball 2 French Club 2 3 Class Officer 4 Secretary 4 Class Representative 3 JONI LYME MCLEOD BO VC CRASH ■ Tennis Manager 3 4 Band 1234 Drama Club 12 3 4 tlOSA 3 2nd at Regionals 3 4th at State 3 MARY MCNAMARA BIG MAC ' Powder Puff 2 3 4 Most Valuable Player 3 Softball 3 All District 3 All Region 3 All Conference 3 All County 3 All State honorable Mention 3 SADD 3 4 President 3 4 STACY MEEK Tennis 12 4 Spanish Club 1 honor Roll 1 MISSY MOREAU Spanish Club 12 4 honor Roll 1234 national honor Society 3 4 Band 1 Drama Club 12 3 4 Treasurer 3 President 4 Spanish honor Society 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Class Officer 1 2 Treasurer 1 2 Academic Letter 3 4 KIM MOSTOWY Cheerleader 2 3 4 1st in Regionals 3 3rd in State 3 Tennis 2 Spanish Club 234 Student Government 3 4 Band 1 DAMIELLE LUOMA Seniors CARRIE LYnn WAY ME MACKLin DAWn M ADD En MATT MAHARIHO JOn MAniER LinDA MARCiniAK JOHri MA TOrilC Spanish honor Society 3 4 Class Representative 2 4 SADD3 Kim! We are proud of you and all of your accomplishments. May all of your tomorrows be happy. Love, Mom, Dad, and Susie SUZETTE MUHAL SUZ Powder Puff 3 4 Champions 3 4 Basketball 12 3 Yearbook 4 Sports Editor 4 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Spanish honor Society 3 4 Student Government 1 2 honor Roll 12 3 4 Track 1 BRIAN NEWCOMB TIUKE O, JOE PISCAPO Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Football 3 4 Winterfest King 3 Basketball 1 2 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Track 12 34 LISA OTiEAL ' Cheerleader 12 3 4 Captain 4 1st Place Regionals 3 3rd Place State 3 Tennis 1 2 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Student Government 2 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 Spanish honor Society 3 4 Class Representative 12 3 4 homecoming Court 3 Track 1 2 Congratulations Lisa, We are all very proud of you. Success and happiness always! Love, Mom, Dad, and Kevin TIM ORLANDO WhOP Football 1 Gymnastics 12 3 4 Captain 3 4 1st in State 1 3rd in State 2 6th in State 3 Computer Club 4 honor Roll 12 4 ALISA OSLIfi Powder Puff 1 Wrestling Manager 12 3 4 Tennis 2 3 4 French C lub 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 national honor Society 3 4 MARY MCriAMARA STACY MEEK JEFF MILLER PEQQY MIROLLA Seniors 77 KIM MOSTOWY SUZETTE MUflAL DARRELL MURPtlREE BRIAH CiEWCOMB Class Representative 4 Alisa. We are very proud of you. You are everything a daughter should be. MIKE PALLADINO BEAGLE Cross Country 12 3 Captain 3 Most Improved 1 Second Team All-Conference 3 First Team All-Regionals 3 Spanish Club 1 Student Government 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 Track 1 3 JEFF PARTYKA Wrestling 2 French Club 1 2 MATT PAUL Basketball 12 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 3 4 JAMES D. PIERON W Congratulations Jim, your terrific! Your father and I are so proud of you. We love you. Mom. Dad, Christy. Laura and Jack WILLIAM PRIEST -DOEBIRD ' OR STICKY Football 12 34 Wrestling 2 Honor Roll 1 23 4 Track 1 2 AriGIE RADEMACHER French Club 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Drama Club 1 CHERYL RANDOLPH i Powder Puff 1 4 Volleyball 1 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 1 JULIUS REMENAR JULES OF THE JULE -ft Cross Country 3 Point Chairman 4 Accordianist 2 3 4 Button Box 4 German Honor Society 2 3 4 Photography Club 1 Honor Roll 12 4 Band 12 3 4 Drama Club 4 COriGRATULATIOriS Julius, We are very proud of you for your accomplishments. Wish you the Best at MSU Love, Mom, Dad, Mark, Karrie and Janie. ■t H ' f v r triMpp j ■£ 5t- : ■■ -,J; V ' ' j 1 LISA O ' MEAL 78 Seniors TIM ORLAflDO ALISA OSLIri SAM OSLIfi MIKE PALLADinO ROBERT PALMER JEEP PARTY KA Remember; Always Do a Good Job. APRIL REIS Pep Club 4 French Club 2 Honor Roll 134 KRISTIN RICHARDS Yearbook 3 French Club 3 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Ski Club 3 Class Representative 1 Track 1 GORDON RICHARDSON CHIP Gold 2 Yearbook 2 3 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Band 1234 Ski Club 12 3 KELLY RILEY W Spanish Club 12 3 4 Student Government 3 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Spanish Honor Society 3 4 Treasurer 4 Kelly - Congratulations! May all your dreams come true. Love always. Mom, Dad, Tom and Jim LISA RITTER Lisa Dearest, You are the sunshine of our life You make people feel happy Your individuality is a joy You radiate confidence giving people hope You are the hope of the future May you grow in God s goodness keeping the family strong always be good and true to yourself We Love You, The Ritters ROD ROTEN Football 12 3 4 Baseball 1 Varsity Club 3 4 Honor Roll 1 4 Ski Club 2 3 Newspaper 3 4 BOB RUTKOWSKI Football 1 Tennis 4 Newspaper 4 DAVE RYCHLICK Football 2 Basketball 2 34 Baseball 2 4 ' During my first fresh merit play my most memorable moment happened. I tripped and fell off the stairs that led back stage. - Missy Moreau My most memorable moment is counting down the days until Daytona. -Matt Shearer STEVE PETERSOri JIM PIEROri BILL PRIEST AfiGIE RADEMACfiER CHERYL RAriDOLPtl JULIUS REMEHAR Seniors 79 KIM ROESriER DEAH ROGERS REriE RODRIGUEZ Varsity Club 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 4 MARK THOMAS SCAriLAri Cross Country 1 2 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Spanish Club 12 3 4 Student Government 1 2 honor Roll 12 3 4 national honor Society 2 3 4 Spanish honor Society 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Class Officer 2 3 4 Vice President 2 3 President 4 Class Representative 1 homecoming Court 2 Track 1 2 B. J. SCHRODER KILLER Pootball 12 3 Wrestling 12 3 4 Captain 4 Most Improved 2 Varsity Club 12 3 4 Spanish Club 1 honor Roll 12 3 4 CHRJS SHARP BIFF- OR GEORGE Powder Puff 12 3 4 Softball 123 French Club 1 2 MARTY SHEPHERD ! ■ Football 3 4 hockey 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 Spanish honor Society 3 4 Ski Club 2 Class Officer 4 Treasurer 4 Class Representative 12 3 Track 12 34 Congratulations Marty, We are very proud of you. You have done a great job. happiness and success are yours Love, Mom and Dad DEtilSE SIEMEn REESE Powder Puff 1 4 Volleyball 2 34 Softball 1 2 French Club 12 3 homecoming Court 4 MICHELLE RENE SMITH SHELL Powder Puff 12 4 -4fe French Club 12 Congratulations Michelle, a job well done! Wishing you much success and happiness always! Love, Mom, Dad Wade JIM SPARTA Football 1 2 BOB ROSE 80 Seniors ROD ROTEri CHIP RUMFORD BOB RUTKOWSKI JAMES RYAH DAVE RYCHLICK MARK SCAHLAri BR1AH SCHRODER Baseball 4 Ski Club 1 2 Track 12 34 JAMES E. STEELE JIM Erench Club 12 3 historian 3 honor Roll 12 3 4 Band 12 3 4 Section Leader Drama Club 4 VERENA STROHLE Wishing you all the beauty life has to offer. Thank you for sharing this year with us. Love. Your American Family: The Lawson ' s; Jim, Barb, Angie and Cindy KELLY SWIERZB Basketball 12 34 Captain 3 4 Volleyball 12 34 Most Valuable 3 1st St 2nd Team League 3 1st 2nd Team County 3 Softball 12 34 honorable Mention All-Region 2nd League German Club 3 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 Band 1 CiriDY TACKABERRY TACK- hockey Manager 1 Girls Tennis Manager 4 JIM THOMPSON HOMO ' Football 2 Basketball 13 4 Baseball 1 KRIS THOMPSON Powder Puff 2 3 4 Softball 2 French Club 12 3 TIM THOMPSON Cheerleader 4 Edgar the Eagle 4 Wrestling 1 2 Track 2 LUCINDA THUMM ThUMM TACK German Club 2 3 4 -4fe- Cin- W Ounce a SPROUT always a Sprout. From your sisters with love. Lory, Midge, Anne Lucinda A mother ' s love lasts forever Love, Mom CHRIS SHARP KELLY SHAW MATT SHEARER MARTY SHEPHERD DEMISE SIEMEI-i BETH SMALL STACY STALLARD JIM STEELE BOB STOKER VEREHA STROHLE KELLY SWIERZB DARLEHE SWIriEY CiriDY TACKABERRY JIM ThOMPSOn LARA TROCCHIO Cheerleader 1 2 Softball 1 2 Gymnastics 1 French Club 12 3 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 national Honor Society 2 3 4 Class Representative 12 3 4 homecoming Court 1 ROBERT TULLIUS Cross Country 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 honor Roll 12 3 4 national honor Society 4 Spanish honor Society 4 Track 12 34 CRIS VELLIKY Powder Puff 1 2 Cheerleader 2 Yearbook 3 4 German Club 2 3 4 Student Government 1 2 honor Roll 12 3 4 Drama Club 1 2 Class Officer 1 President 1 Track 1 2 KVC Representative 2 Dear Cristen Leigh. We couldn ' t be prouder of you. never give up your dreams, the world is yours. Love, Mom and Dad lovis Vinson in swEETnESS Football 12 34 Basketball 1234 honor Roll 4 Track 1 4 CtlRlSTinA WATERMAn Spanish Club 1 2 honor Roll 134 nATALIE WEIMER Powder Puff 12 4 Basketball Manager 2 DECA 3 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Vice President 3 President 4 honor Roll 1 2 . Band 1 Drama Club 3 4 KRIS THOMPSOn 82 Seniors TIM THOMPSOn CiriDY THUMM LARA TROCCHIO ROBERT TULLIUS JEFF VADASZ CRIS VELLIKY JAMES VESS Ski Club 12 3 4 M1CHELE WHELTOH -MISSV Yearbook 12 3 4 Class Editor 12 3 4 Spanish Club 12 34 Treasurer 3 4 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Band 124 Color Guard 12 4 1st Division District 2 2nd Division Districe 1 1st Division State 2 Livingston All-County Honors Band 1 2 Drama Club 12 3 4 Assistant Director 3 4 Pep Club 4 TAMMIE WOJCIECHOWSK1 WOJO Powder Puff 1 Soccer 2 3 Pep Club 2 French Club 1 BETSEY WOOD BETZ- Powder Puff 1 4 1 Cheerleader 2 Volleyball 1234 Second Team All-League 3 Honorable Mention All-County 3 Softball 1 2 Yearbook 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 French Club 2 Student Government 1 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Class Officer 2 4 President 2 Vice President 4 Class Representative 1 3 Homecoming Float Committee 1 2 34 Prom Committee 3 Choir 4 newspaper 4 Betsey, We are very proud of everything you ' ve done! Love, Mom, Dad, Jerry DEHMS WOOD. -WOODY Football 12 3 4 Basketball 1 BREHDA VIERS louis Vinson DOUG VOWLES JEFF WAnno CHRIS WATERMAn n ATALIE WEIMER TRAVIS WHALinO MISSY WtlELTOn Seniors 83 JAN WHITING BRIAN WILD KATIE WILSOn frank wines TAMMY WOJCIECHOWSKI HEATHER WOLD BETSEY WOOD DEnnis wood Hockey 4 Baseball 1234 honorable Mention All-League 2 honorable Mention All-County 2 Yearbook 4 Spanish Club 1 2 honor Roll 1 2 SHAWNA WOOD Congratulations Shawna. May all your hopes and dreams come true. Always know we care and are proud of you. Love. Mom St Dad AARON WRIQHT HANIC Football 1234 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 12 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 Jazz Band 1 2 School Mascot 2 TONY ZAtiLUNGO Football 12 3 4 All-League 3 Basketball 1 2 Varsity Club 4 Track 1 GRETCHEN ZECH Cheerleader 2 3 4 Tennis 1 2 Spanish Club 12 3 4 honor Roll 12 34 National honor Society 2 3 4 President 4 Scholastic Athlete 3 SHAWriA WOOD Seniors DAN WOODWARD GRETCHEN ZECH riot Pictured Melissa Beitner Elizabeth Bufford Robert Duke Steve Froehlich Jeff Qaluszka Powell Neister Bruce Melosh Daniel Powell Matt Rauch Staci Sherman Tammy Spencer Lori Teall Richard Weimer Tony Zanlungo 86 homecoming liomecomina 87 . ' - ' : ' • ' •:?,-■ ' ■ ' ■ , ■: ' ■ -, v--. ' ' ; ; iS? -. .  V.N,  . 38 ; - : 90 Homecomina f • , VWi- - 4 Homecoming made a big splash at tiartland High the week of October 13 thru 18. Wednesday October 15 was the night of the powder puff game where the almightly seniors defeated the juniors with a 12-0 score. Friday October 1 7 was Blue and Gold day and [he spirit jug battle between the juniors and seniors. Even though the juniors were the loudest, the sen- iors out-spirited them. Also on the 1 7th, the Seniors took first place in the float contest with the Peter Pan ' pirate ship. Second place went to the junior class their version of Snow White . The Freshman came in third with Dumbo , while the sophomore class took fourth place with The Three Little Pigs. The Royal homecoming Court consisted of Queen Colleen Colliton and King Jeff Brunner. Denise Sie- man. Matt Rauch, Cheryle Randolph, and Doug Vowles also represented the Seniors. Mary Novak and Pat Meswinter represented the Juniors. Repre- senting the Sophomores were Linda Nussle and Dave Prain. Freshmen representatives were Heidi Wold and Tom Morse. Even though the Eagles put forth much effort, they sunk to a sad defeat against South Lyon, the final outcome was 18-9. Last but not least was the Home- coming Dance. Everyone had waves of fun and jammed to the tunes!! THE CLASS OF 1987 REMEMBERS SALLY JEAN BOUTELL 1969-1984 Christmas is a time for caring. Christmas is a time when families should be together with their love for each other, with dinner and presents under the Christmas Tree, and celebrate Jesus ' s birth. Love Sally Boutell OUR ERI-MAN When he shall die take him St cut him out in little stars and he will make the face of heaven so fine that all the world will be in love with night and pay no worship to the garish ship. Erik Birzgalis ERIK MICHEAL BIRZGALIS 1969-1984 SALLY BOUTELL She warmed our hearts with her eternal smile, knocking down the ob- stacles and enjoying life as an ultimate privilege. Her weakness was our strength, for she remind- ed us that life is a pre- cious thing and we should never take it for granted. JOHN PETER GOLLA 1968-1985 ERIK BIRZGALIS Me was a very enthusias- tic athlete, and a good one at that. Those whose lives were touched by him remember his warm and friendly personality, flis life with us ended much too soon, but he left us with many special memories, that can nev- er be taken away. JOHN GOLLA With his humorous per- sonality and his practical jokes, he attracted many friends, tie enjoyed going to school and was a real peopleperson. The wheelchair wasn ' t an ob- stacle for John, he lived life and loved every mo- ment of it. TAMMY HANSEN tier eyes sparkled like stars and her smile was just as bright. She was a national Honor Society member, an avid athlete, and a warm-hearted friend to everyone who knew her. Her short life ended tragically, but we were all left with a price- less treasure of having known her. TAMMY LYNNE HANSEN 1969-1986 John always was an Eddie Murphy Fan. Here are some quotes that John always imitated from Eddie Murphy: Now that ' s a fire! ' ' It ' s just so ridiculous! ' ' Goonie Goo-Goo! ' ' ' Anything is possible if only you believe. -Tammy L. Hansen C£ k IB B ' V That ' s What Friends Are For — From ' 86 ' ft i y wrfffitfuv MICHELLE ALLEH THE CROWI1 AWAITS YOU CHERYL AnDERSOn DOriMA AHDRADE CHRISTIE AOWH CHRIS BALOW LYHETTE BAHKS KATHY BARIL CHAD BARROW HICOLE BATTJES RUSTY BECKER KIM BEflTLEY TRACI BIXBY CHARLEY BLOOMFIELD LAURIE BOBO OLEH BORKOWSKI TERI BOOTH AMY BROMM DIAHE BROSCHAY ROGER BROWn TRICIA BROWriLEE e-dstss 09 xs ROBM CAMPAU MICHELLE CAPiUP ADAM CARROLL Ha Hal Pick up? If they only new how! e siss ? xx KIM COLBERT Junior 99 KIM CORriELL t AKt:n CHOMf ' TOn jt:nnirtfi DFVFRCill.lO STEHtlAME COOI ' ER siiAnnon DA HI. FY AHGELA DEL VECCHIO BETH DEMAQQIO SHERRY DEMOTT jEnn diegel SCOTT DO n HER HAUI.A DUnCAM TOM EASTMAH SUSAH ELLIS fi«7 ESTEf DOnrtA EVERS JESSICA EVERS KELLY FAUST MIKE FAWCETT 4S O? 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HOLLA WHELTOH BILL WHITrlEY RICK WHITTAKER Stacy, but here comes your boyfriend AHriE WILCZAK MIKE WILLEY STACY WOZniAK WRIGHT KEVin WRIGHT MARK YOUriT PAM ZACH DOUG ZIMMER BOB ZURAWSKI RAY AHDREWS S™ Whatdya step on, Brian? MICHELLE PIGGOT Donm wiLKin carrie drumm Brandon, does Jennifer know about- this? e 4 iss 07 Did you know? - Heather Briston ' s an ex- change student in Eng- land - That the class of ' 88 is the largest in the schools his- tory - That the Junior class sponsors are husband and wife (the Cooley ' s) - That this years powder- puff came in 2nd - The Junior class reps, were Pat Neiswinter and Nary Novak - That Sandy Potter was All- State in Cross Country - That this years n.fl.S. grew tremendously due to the class of ' 88 - That the Junior class was the first class to have their own bill board the rightman April 14 The USS America battle group withdraws after sending planes on a bombing raid of Libya. MAKE qpHTORY. Nov. 19 After a speech to the nation, Reagan answers the press on sending arms to Iran. fccV Sept. 5 Hijackers open fire on passengers in a Pan Am jet on the ground in Karachi, killing 21. 1 J;w m SURGEON GENERAL ' S WARNING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. OBSESSION 5 N UFF NET WT. ULOZ. 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' 90 Freshmen 131 Freshmen Freshmen 133 SErilOR CLASS: Front Row: Mr. Beebe, Mr. Denzer, 2nd Row: Alisa Oslin, Heidi Hay, Lara Trocchio, Beth Jarema, Lisa O ' lleal, Mark Scanlan, Tammy Adams, Betsey Wood, Marty Shepherd, Shariese McDonald, Alex Fontaine, Kim Mostowy SOPHOMORE CLASS: Front Row: Amy Rohland, 2nd Row: Rhonda Roten, Kirk Evenson, Janice new- berry, Cindy Mitchell, Dave Veres, Stephanie Hirchert, Linda Hussle, Jerry Diddle, Sherrie Allen, 3rd Row: Mr. Mishler JUniOR CLASS: From Left to Right: Julie Faust, Amy Callan, Brandon Stallard, Jennifer Taylor, Adam Carroll, Sue Rentola, Jim Porter, Moira Gaul, Jim Manning, Cathy Kubik, David Kirtley, Pat Heis- winter, Kim Qiegler, Hot Pictured: Shelley Hanson, Janet Tierney, Ju- lie Teschker FRESHMAri CLASS: Front Row: Mikki Riffle, Jesse riehro, Stacie Hansen, Michelle Evenson, Mrs. Faust, 2nd Row: Mrs. Batten, Ethan Hawker, Paula Patterson, Sandy O ' Donnell, Lesa Hark, rioelle Rico, Joe Colliton CLASS REPRESENTATIVES PEOPLE i ■■ 1 i 1 i T -■ ' ■£ „ - ;fl ■ ° ' flfi 1 ' 1 ! 4 rs ' 1 - l s you iva A c ovvn Me ja s ofHartland high, you encounter many varities of people. You see them wasting time at a drinking fountain, looking busy at a lock- er, being bounced around as they at- tempt to pass through a hallway intersection, or occupying one of the school ' s pay- phones. Whatever the case may be, it ' s the people from flartland High that make it unique. If you were to only see one smile from a students face, it would probably surface betwe en 10:45 to 12:15; Lunch time. Remember the salad bar, not so hot lunches, chocolate milk, and the never ending search for a simple chair? And how can you forget the waiting in the crowded French Fry line. nevertheless, lunch gives students a chance to breathe. It allows you to talk about the weekend past and the coming Friday night. You can hear students talking about last nights game, or mourning over the test they took 3rd hour. Whatever the case, you couldn ' t make it through one day without lunch. ,1 1 s DRIVING When you turn sixteen, you have the priviledge of driv- ing. More important, you are now eligible to drive to school, no more riding a bus full of strange odors and screaming noises; now you can come to and leave school in your own car. But, when 2:15 p.m. ap- proaches, the average stu- dent driver takes part in THE RACE. Yes, this is the herd of cars that go on their furious rampage to- ward the exit. There, they make a right turn, only to drive 100 yards, and per- form the notorious U Turn in the Plaza across from the school. What can you say about work? In school or out, not many students look forward to it. Whether it ' s an essay for Mrs. Eichler, a story for Mr. Merrill, an experiment for Mr. Mishier, or a speech for Mrs. Bachman, we ail have to do it. Don ' t forget working out of school. Places such as Food- town, McDonalds, Burger King, Movieland, Shell, Mat- thews, ttartland Pizza, Cosmos, and other local busin- esses have supplied students with jobs for many years, years. ri - 1 fjHbPK f£ 1 Fl 11 .1 a . Iff WlriTERFEST This years Winterfest was a hee-hawin ' success; with members of every club dedicating themselves and their talents to the Wild Wild West ' s after school activities and assembly. The Junior class of 1988 put much time and effort into the 1987 Winterfest celebration. The result - a Winterfest to remember. The activities included such western wonders as square dancing, wheel-barrow races, shot glass competition, and pony express races. The standings for the 1987 Winterfest competition were Drama, 1st, with 130 points; newspaper, 2nd, with 115 points and Varsity Club, 3rd, with 105 points. To end the Wild Wild week of fun and festivities the Junior class also spon sored a Valentines Day dance, with flartland High students supplying the music. 144 FREriCH CLUB (FRESHMEri): Front Row: ft. Remenar, M. Short, P. Bryant, L. hark, M. Oats, ft. Plewka, M. Czop, J. King, C. Esbrook, 2nd Row: D. Drake, L. Muzik, B. Boloyan, J. Colegrove, M. Acton, E. Parker, J. Lorenz, L. Beres, A. Woodward, 3rd Row: D. Childs, S. Fisher, J. riehro, ri. Miller, B. Kelbert, P. Patterson, M. Kraynak, M. Riffle, S. ODonnell, S. Anderson, D. Leja, 4th Row: C. Treesh, C. Dewar, R. Gordon, D. Moffat, T. Thompson, C. Page, C. Perdue, E. Coleman, S. Selasky, M. riurmikko FREriCH CLUB (SOPHOMORES): Front Row: B. Kirby, 2nd Row: C. Mitchell, K. Lander, li. Cresswell, D. Ferrett, J. Scheer, T. Rainson, ft. Roberts, M. Phinney, D. Sampson, M. Lipon, 3rd Row: S. Adams, V. Shepherd, A. Sroka, t . riewcomb, J. Wilson, K. Matthews, S. McDonald, J. Johnston, J. Burley, A. Allen, 4th Row: J. Callan, P. Malkowski, A. Finer, A. Rohland, J. Hewberry, L. riussle, J. Diddle, J. Wanko, K. Savitskie, S. Hinkle, O. Fiebich, 5th Row: M. Remenar, ft. Marttila, C. riehro, B. Flowers, M. Paul, M. Brower, ft. Evenson, C. Borst, ft. Rutherford, M. Bennett, L. Forster. FREriCH CLUB (JUrilORS AriD SEMIORS): Front Row: Mrs. Cooley, A. Wesley, A. Law, A. Rademacher, D. Luoma. J. Rimoux, 2nd Row: A. Keel, J. Devergilio, P. Gill, L. Banks, D. Wilkin, S. Ellis, ft. Bentley, S. Allen, D. Madden, A. Oslin, ft. Crompton, J. Teschker, 3rd Row: D. Kirtley, M. Gaul, J. Span, M. Canup, T. Kemper, T. Vess, ft. Bertrand, T. Hackett, J. Lander, ft. Badge, M. McCracken, 4th Row: P. rieiswinter, J. Porter, J. Sweetman, S. Pruitt, B. Sneath, ft. Kowalewski, B..Kneebone, L. Lock, M. Potts, P. Viviano, A. Wilczak, 5th Row: B. Hosinski, J. Wright, S. tlubbs, M. Amans, R. riannan, A. Gaul, E. Velliky, P. riapolitano, J. tlager, tl. King, B. Stallard. GERM AH CLUB: Front Row: Julius Remenar, 2nd Row: Cincy Thumm, Jenny Sobonya, Deena Carpenter, Kristi Francek, Kris tinoop, Deva Koppen, Cheryl Manko, Verena Strohle, 3rd Row: Helen Weitkamp, Paw Zach, Ann Osiwala. Amy Kortge, Tracy Buehler, Justine Rathje, Joe Hugh, John Aldighieri, Monica Lewek, 4th Row: Alyssa Kotz, Moe Connelly, Melissa Lewek, Dan Dinneweth, Annette Law, Amy Wesley, riathan Callaghan, Matt Remsing, Cindy Lawson. 5th Row: Chris Sleeman, Joe Scheib, Chris Vandeberg, nick Liberty, Joe Dodds, Brian Kielczewski, Stephanie rtirchert, Chris Velliky, Jason Evers The German club kicked off the year with some very exciting events. In October they celebrated their annual Oktoberfest with an in school party and a trip to Kitchener, Ontario. A bake sale was held during par- ent teacher conferences that netted over $50.00 towards the German trip. A Christ- mas party complete with sledding, food, and fun was held in December. To start the new year off right, a ski trip to Skyline in Grayling was planned. This sum- mer, approximately 15 club members plan to travel to Germany as the climax of a very exciting and enjoyable year. GERMAn CLUB OFFICERS: Front Row: Monica Lewek, Amy Kortge, 2nd Row: Ann Osiwala, Melissa Lewek, nathan Callaghan, Julius Remenar GERMAN CLUB SPAMSH CLUB (JUrilORS Sf SOPHOMORE) Front Row: ft. Jahobiak, M. Mayer, J. Wilson, L. Bantle, R. Franks, n. Rico, L. Linden, ti. Bert rand, 2nd Row: J. Miron, C. Fleeman, T. Schultz, T. Riley, S. Kowall, J. Greene, D. Smith, 3rd Row: C. Clark, M. Welshons, B. Aldrich, ft. Williams, T. Lorenz, ft. Reiland, E. Zimmer, L. Savitskie, C. Harrison, L. Wilson, Mrs. tlellmuth, Mrs. Ka- lata, 4th Row: A. Viviano, J. Casey, tt. Jupin, A. Haney, L. Mattioli, J. Snook, A. Franklin, ft. Evenson, C. Wagner, 5th Row: C. Wagner, D. Campbell, E. Rosenberger, T. Lauinger, A. Darling, M. Dean, M. nothati, M. Sharf, ft. Meek, D. Bru- zek s p A i s C L U B SPAniSM CLUB (FRESHMEM AHD SEIZORS) Front Row: M. Ciesielski, J. Priestley, ti. Battjes, D.J. Denton, M. Lane, C. Kipley, ft. Mostowy, M. Scanlan, 2nd Row: DeAnn Franklin, Pat Heiswinter, S. Potter, M. Whelton, M. Conklin, M. Irland, Mrs. Kalata, 3rd Row: B. Turner, Q. Rudd, R. Becker, C. Chanavier, ft. Schillinger, S. Riffle, S. Qordinear, C. Aown, S. Allen, B. DeMaggio, ft. Mom, T. Adams. L. OTieal, 4th Row: I. Vivino, ft. Qiegler, ft. Riley, ft. Guthdge, ft. Batten, C. Massolia, M. riovak, A. Lobb, L. Lorenc, C. Colliton, J. Tenaglia, L. Borkowski, S. Muhal, G. Zech. 5th Row: R. Kumon, B. Heft, F. Bickers, C. Bitner, J. Jellison, P. Lauinger, J. Miller, J. Auld, J. Torvinen, A. Fontaine, R. Tullius, T. Herzinger, J. Manning, J. Bruzek, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The membership of the national Honor Society great- ly increased with the induction of last years mem- bers. The induction was held in the commons and each member received a certificate and a pin. The MIS had a fund raiser in which they helped burned victims. The money was given for medical research. The MIS members also put on a fire pre- vention program this year to inform elementary chil- dren of the dangers of fire and how to prevent them. riATIOriAL HOriOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Front Row: Colleen Colliton, Lisa Borhowshi, 2nd Row: (president) Kristin Gutridge, (ad visor) Mrs. Delvero, Kelly Riley riATIOriAL FIOriOR SOCIETY: Front Row: Jeff Lander, Robert Tullius, Lisa Borhowshi, Alex Fontaine, Jim Kortge, 2nd Row: Mrs. Delvero, Paula Gill, Lara Trocchio, Heidi Hay, Kelly Riley, Alisa Oslin, Rusty Becher, Anne Wilczah, Tammy Adams, Kim Colbert, Jennifer Devergilio, 3rd Row: Gretchen Zech, Jim Porter, Heather King, Jill Bruzeh, Cindy Kipley, Colleen Colliton, Kristin Gutridge, Stephanie Riffle, Amy Wesley, Dawn Kennedy, Laura Loch, 4th Row: John Torvinen, D.J. Denton, Jim Manning, Matt Shearer, Jeff Luebhe, Greg Greaves, Steve Queen, Marh Scanlan, Jeff Brunner, Julie Faust, 5th Row: DeAnn Franhlin, Ron Kumon, Paul Lauinger, Sandy Smith, Marh Scherler, Matt Paul, Jim Jellison, Jeff Auld, Kris Richards FREnCh HOrlOR SOCIETY Front Row: Jennifer Devergilio, Jim Porter, Paula Gill, 2nd Row: heather King, Anne Wilczak, Laura Lock, Annette Law, Amy Wesley, Danielle Luoma sPAmsti tionoR society Front Row: Mrs. Kalata, Brett Turner, Kelly Riley, Rusty Becker, Julie Faust, Melissa Irland, 2nd Row: Lisa Borkowski, Christie Aown, Paul Lauinger, Mark Scanlan, Todd Krause, Jim Manning, D.J. Denton, Jeff Miller, Rob Tullius, Shelly Allen, 3rd Row: Colleen Colliton, Suzette Muhal, Kris Gutridge, Jennifer Tenaglia, Sandy Potter, Lisa OTieal, Gretchen Zech, DeAnn Franklin, Missy Whel- ton, 4th Row: Amy Callan, Kathy Batten, Mcole Battjes, Kim Mos- towy. Tammy Adams, Cheryl Anderson, Kim Colbert GERMAH HOnOR SOCIETY front Row: Ann Osiwala, Julius Remenar, Monica Lewek, 2nd Row: Randy Galbraith, Cindy Thumm, 3rd Row: Jason Evers, Dan Dinneweth FOREIGN LANGUAGE HONOR SOCIETIES PEP CLUB: Front Row. Mrs. Madden, Dawn Madden, Michelle Phinney, Wendy Algar, Penny Bryant, Tara Rainson, 2nd Row: Tammy Lorenz, Diana Walker, Kim Roesner, Kelly Creighan, Annette Pilto, Missy Whelton, Jennifer Miron, 3rd Row: Cari Reblin, Kelli Reiland, riatalie Weimer, Bill Whitney, Tricia Plewka, April Allen, Tammy Schultz PEP CLUB The 10th year of Hartland ' s High School pep club started off with many activities. Its sponsor Mrs. Madden; president, riatalie Weimer; vice president, Kelli Reiland; secretary, Tricia Plewka; and treasur- er, Dawn Madden have many more planned. The pep club hopes to hold a dance in the spring and a banquet at the end of the year. The purpose of the pep club ' s existence is to in- volve any students in a club who have no interest in any athletic or academic clubs. They allow stu- dents to participate in group activities that help show pep ' ' and enthusiasm for tlartland High. PEP CLUB OEFICERS: Front Row: Mrs. Madden, Dawn Madden, 2nd Row: riatalie Weimer, Kelli Reiland, Tricia Plewka DRAMA CLUB: Front Row: Ron Kumon, Amy Kortge, Sue Rentola, JeffLeubke, Chip Richardson, Doug James, Doug Zimmer, Chris Fleeman, 2nd Row: Dave Callahan, Leah Banks, Elisa Zimmer, heather McCoy, Elmo, Janice Wright, Barb Hosinski, Donna Andrade, Megan Baxter, Shawna Wood, 3rd Row: Missy Whelton, Sue Adams, Cindy Mitchell, Michelle Cinader, Cindy Esbrook, Jeff Wilson, Robin Franks, Martina florngacher, Anissa Mihalek, John Billing, Kaelin Lander, Tom Fisher, Jim Porter, 4th Row: Dan Dinneweth, Kerrie Lee, Stephanie Riffle, Joni McLeod, Mark Douglass, Emmy Rosenberg, Paula Patterson, Jenina Sutton, holla Whelton, Angie Kellogg, Traci Fritch, Beth Koehler, Tim Petik, Shelly Allen, 5th Row: Lisa Green, Kelli Reiland, heather Cresswell, Wendy Alga r. Rick Armstrong, Kevin Laitila, Pat Kirshman, Angie Boldt, Andrew Franklin, April Allen, Kris Sleeman, 6th Row: Mr. Merrill, Jason Evers, Amy Rohland, Martin Shelata, Brandon Stallard, Michelle Maxwell, Pat Shaw, Mike Welshons, Jim Steele, Brian Kneebone, Melissa Lewek, Donna Wilkin, Annette Law, Melissa Andrade, Jenny Meissner DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club has definitely made a name for itself over the years. Twenty years to be exact. With very special members like Elmo J. Quigglespoof and Mr. Merrill as the sponsor, the Drama Club has been a great success. One of the Drama Clubs goals for this year is to defend their 1st place championship in Winterfest. ■2 S 5 -Q 2: ! IS) li O 3 CQ Q. ■r u c - « S 4: Q S STUDEriT GOVERHMErlT OFFICERS Front Row: Chris Skinner, Moira Gaul, Kyle Clark. Cheryl Anderson, Pam Duncan, 2nd Row: Michelle Canup, Lisa OTieal, Kim Mostowy, Sherrie Allen, Keri Bittner, rioelle Rico, Mike Houlroyd, Mandy riothaft, Kaelin Lander, Marty Gross, 3rd Row: Kim Drotos, Mary tiovak, Tina Kemper, Angel Keel, Kelly Riley, Pam Bogdanski, Holla Whelton, Paula Patterson 5 o The 1986-87 student government has started out very busy. They began the year by hosting the Parent-teacher conferences, which was a very big success. For the Christmas holidays the student government sponsored the Salvation Army can drive and the tlartland teachers were invited to a teacher appreciation luncheon. Com- ing up this spring will be the spaghetti dinner for senior citizens, and adopt a senior citizen day. The student government was elected by each 3rd hour class and meetings were held every other week. Five peo- ple from this group are elected as KVC representatives to meet with oth- er representatives from the confer- ence. Officers for the 1986-87 school year were: Sue Rentola; President; Kathy Batten, Vice President; Cheryl Ander- son; Secretary; Tracey hopriva; Trea- surer. S.A.D.D.: Front Row: Dawn Madden, Diana Walker, Jenny Letvenow, Lisa O Tieal, Shawn Lademann, Mr. Richardson, 2nd Row: Sue Perry, Carrie Muscato, Robin tlawley, Mary Mcriamara, Dee Jennings, April Reis, Alec Meino, 3rd Row: Mrs. Cotton, Mike Dotson, Hatalie Weimer, Stephanie Acton, Matt Ooniea, Tricia Plewka, Bob Stewart SADD OFFICERS: Front Row: Brenda Mozdzen, (advisor) Mr. Richardson, Carrie Muscato, Robin tlawley. Hot Pictured: Mary McHamara The hartland SADD chapter has begun its 2nd year at Hartland High. The SADD club was formed after several of Hartland s students were killed in alcohol related accidents. Its sponsors are Mr. Richardson and Mrs. Cotton. The SADD club has many activities planned in- cluding a lock in dance, a radio campaign and operation graduation. Although the club is small, it is hoping to expand its program and begin an alcohol awareness program at the Hartland Farms Middle School. s A D D SYMPHOniC BAriD Front Row: Tricia Plewka, Anissa Mihaleh, Jodie Johnston, Danielle Ferrett, Cari Reblin, Kris Knoop, Cindy Esbrook, 2nd Row: Rich Armstrong, Kevin Laitila, Terry Brill, Bob Bowman, Shane Clemens, nancy Johnson, Cindy Wagnitz, Erin NcFarland, Katrina Jakobiak, 3rd Row: Todd Thompson, Jim Lanave, Mark Remenar, Ethan Baier, Stacey Mentally, Heather McCoy, Tina Schultz, 4th Row: Leah Forster, Lisa Edmunds, Steve McDonald, Joe Dodds, April Allen, Karen Gostlin-Downs, Megan Baxter, Karrie Remenar, Tina Psaros, 5th Row: Tracy Buehler, Katrina Bonetkoe, Heather Vess, Miss Row, Mike Houlroyd, Kristi Kowalewski, Brian Wykes, Mike Fawcett, Matt Prater COriCERT BArlD Front Row: Kathy Povolo, Jody Priestley, Jodi Shook, Susan English, Jennifer Militzer, Kellie Masuch, Tara Rainson, Stephanie Riffle, JefTLuebke, 2nd Row: Holla Whelton, Jennifer Scheer, Andra Richardson, Bruce Melosh, Matt Ooniea, Stephanie Acton, Amy Kortge, Elisa Zimmer, Amy Ooniea, Melissa Andrade, Melissa Lewek, 3rd Row: Jim Steele, David Callaghan, Allen Johnson, Jennifer Meissner, Brian Kneebone, Jim Kortge, Charlene Treesh, Pat Shaw, Chip Richardson, 4th Row: Penny Bryant, Missy Whelton, Candy Bryant, Chance Skinner, Doug James, John Billing, Joni McCloud, Bill Mrozek, Barbara Hosinski, Beth Koehler, Mrs. Flanagan SYMPHONIC AND CONCERT BANDS THE BAMD MAKES SOUND WAVES IM 87 SYMPHONIC BAND This is the first year that the band has been divided into two full fledged groups. Activities for the 86-87 school year for the Symphonic Band were a Christ- mas concert, Michigan school band and orchestra festival, solo and ensemble festival, middle school and elementary school tour, and a spring concert. A few select students were also be in- vited to perform with the Living- ston Country Honors Band. This years band size has greatly increased and hopes to continue growing in the future. MARCHING BAND The other half of the band de- partment, and to most the better known is the marching band. Its size too has been increasing as has its performance. The bands ' activities beginning in August included a marching band camp for one week and performing at all home football games. Other activities that they participated in were the Michi- gan school marching band festi- val and marching in the memori- al day parade. The Hartland marching band is very proud of its performances this year. They received a II (2nd division, good rating) at their first ever marching band festival performance. The band hopes to continue this pattern throughout the year. 1ST CHOIR in nEARLYA DECADE CHOIR Front Row: Jim Brake, Jennifer Taylor, Kathy Judge, Teri Estep, Cindy Mitchell, B.J. Schroder, Carrie Lynn, Colleen, Chanavier, Jody Priestley, Christine Holston, Ms. Rowe, 2nd Row. Tracy Johnson, Kelly Shaw, Bill Mrozek, Jim Steele, Bob Rutkowski, Jim Porter, Shawna Wood, tiara Cwik, Heather Cresswell, Betsey Wood, hot Pictured: Keith Grimes The first vocal music class since 1979 has started up again under the direction of Ms. Rowe. Their activities this year were a Christmas concert, a sen- ior citizen Christmas dinner performance, featured perfor- mances at the special board of education meeting in March, and a spring concert. This years choir class had a long list of accomplishments. They are a solid, good-sounding choir that performed many times this year! . HEWSPAPER Front Row: Rod Rolen, Alex Fontaine, Heather King, Shana tiubbs, Julie Faust, Jennifer Jones, Rick flannan, Brian Clark, Chris Sharp, 2nd Row: Jason Kleve, Brandon Stallard, Mark Scanlan, Bob Rutkowski, Tom Cremeans, Jeff Luebke, Greg Dewar, Jim Kortge, Annette Law, Mrs. Faust, 3rd Row: Matt Paul, Matt Faust, 4th Row: Paul riapolitano, Kristin Marttila, Michelle Conklin, Kelly Longhi, Michelle Canup, Janice hewberry, Heidi Henning, Kathy Judge, Tyler Vess, Tracy Bixby, Betsey Wood, Laura Lock, Amy Callan H. H. S. P R E flEWSPAPER EDITORS ront Row: Paul riapolitano, Annette Law, Julie Faust, 2nd Row: Chris Sharp, Matt aul Michelle Canup, Brandon Stallard, Mark Scanlan, Jeff Luebke, 3rd Row: Jim tortge, Jason Kleve, Shana Hubbs, Heather King YEARBOOK: Front Row. Shelly Oordinear, Lisa Ritter, Kelly Longhi, Carrie Lynn, Missy Whelton, Angel Keel, Michelle Canup, D.J. Denton, 2nd Row: Christy Aown, Brett Cornell, Claudine Daigle, Betsey Wood, Sally Heard, Jennifer Casey, Jennifer Taylor, 3rd Row: Lisa Barrett, Stacey Stallard, Cindy Tackaberry, Susan Komaromi, Linda Chupinsky, Jill Bruzek, Suzette Muhal, Cheryle Randolph, Correen Borst, 4th Row: Harold Bessert, Wayne Macklin, Brad flagen, Kelly Shaw, Brian Clark, Rick flannon, Peggy Huhn, Dennis Wood, Marty Shepherd, Greg Greaves YEARBOOK Each individual of the year- book staff captured some of the most important moments in our school year, nothing could have been completed so successfully without the hard-working, dedicated offi- cers. The 1986-87 yearbook staff did an outstanding job in producing this years book Making Waves in 87 . YEARBOOK OFFICERS: Shelly Gordinear (Assistant Editor), Brett Cornell (Assistant Edi- tor), Betsey Wood (Editor-in-Chief). Cindy Tackaberry (Executive Secretary), Greg Greaves (Business Manager) :,.■ ' AUTO TECH: Front Row. Jackie tlascall, Chad Fletcher, Matt Shelby, 2nd Row: Kelly Faust, 3rd Row: Chris Cornell, 4th Row: Georgia Stone, Mr. Weston, 5th Row: Bob Kolarchick, Tom White, Hans Evers, Joe Duke, Tony Can, Brian Kolarchick, Todd Hewitt, Chris Waterman, Eric Huff, Heidi Harris, Joe Tiano, Chris Labertaux, Bob Ramierz AUTO TECH AUTO TECH OFFICERS: Chris Waterman, (advisor) Mr. Weston, Tom White, Darin Alstot, Heidi Harris DEC A: Front Row: Jennifer Rico, Lynda Dake, Debbie Ryan, Mandy Hothafi, liatrina Savitskie, Tim Petik, Joellen Walker, Deva Koppen, Dawn Madden, 2nd Row: Miss Freeman, Jan Whiting, Kim Vickers, Linda Chupinsky, Maureen fleikkinen, Teh Estep, Tricia Brownlee, Pam Zach, Mr. Beebe, 3rd Row: Joelle Larsen, Greg Greaves, Patty Barrett, Bob Koch, Chris Flallock, Hick Liberty. Ted Welpott, DeAnn Franklin ' Chris Henley, natalie Weimer . V DECA - Distributive Education Clubs of America is a club which has been in existence in flartland for the last 13 years. This is a formal club spon- sored by Mr. Beebe. It organizes and partici- pates in fundraisers, competitions, trips and school activities. Providing hands on training for students interested in marketing; the DECA club has been a great success winning many awards at district, state and national levels. Many of the students have also received scholarships to pursue their interest in business. DECA OFFICERS: Front Row: Mrs. Freeman, (rep) Pam Zach, (rep) Dawn Madden, (secretary) Tricia Brownlee, (president) Greg Greaves, 2nd Row: (rep) Linda Chupinsky), (historian) Bob Koch, (treasurer) nick Liberty, (vice president) DeAnn Franklin, (advisor) Mr. Beebe DECA 1 m ftl2£t ; 4 1 ? ■ m 0. -J — . ' f riK ll 2i 9b ' 1 f W vit ' % 1 ' | JH j k 5 1 ft JjHB ; 1 a j.;l|__.r ' ' liff A A • - ' S« CLUB Front Row: Mike Sleeman, Joe Hutting, Tania Kushner, Jeff Mauch, Doug Hagel, Leslie Linden, Jennifer Scheer, Carrie Drummer, Monica Leweh, Jodi Shook, Mrs. Melancon, 2nd Row: Dan Davenport, Kellie Masuch, Jennifer Rico, Todd Thompson, Kevin La it ilia, Ryan Ministrali, Shane Clemens, Elisa Zimmer, Rick Whitacker, 3rd Row. Stephanie Action, Dustin flartigan, Jim Maxwell, Bob Abfalter, John Povolo, John Partyka, Matt Shelby, Mike Dean, Terry flerzinger, 4th Row: Chris Vandeberg, Chris Page, Allen Johnson, Joe Dodds, Mike Morley, J.D. Deon, Matt Ooniea, Plata lie Weimer, Greg McHutt SKI CLUB ASA Front Row: Joe Ruster, 2nd Row: Matt Davis, Lara Trocchio, 3rd Row: Ron Pawlowski, Eric Velliky, Beth Jarema, Cris Velliky, Tyler Vess VARSITY CLUB Front Row: Amy Callan, Ann Osiwala, Jennifer DeVergilio, Lisa O ' Neal, Jenn Taylor, Mrs. Jadgfeld, Alisa Oslin, tiathy Batten, Tracey tiopriva, 2nd Row: Linda Chupinsky, Qretchen Zech, Janet Tiemey, Laura Loch, Donna Andrade, Cindy Kipley, Adam Carroll, Sue Rentola, Stephanie Acton, 3rd Row: Todd Krause, B.J. Schroder, John Agrusa, Rod Roten, Matt Rauch, Andy Gaul, Bob Chunn, Glen Borkowski, Tom Kish, Tim Thompson VARSITY CLUB Wr(iii ' ; | Kdlifff M. tj ' CbU CM. Aitt ' ■ j S | ■ ' fat. ' to . 3 ' ' ?«Ml V % U ' 4h ' ? iji. INDOOR TRACK IHDOOR TRACK: Kristin Gutridge, Kathy Batten, Paul Skaggs, Michelle Conway, Suzanne Anderson, Leah Bantle, 2nd Row: Jeff Auld, Brett Flowers, John Torvinen, Dave Kuhn, Alyssa Kotz, Sandy Potter SKI TEAM: Front Row: Paul Murray, Brian O ' Donnell, Brad Cooper, Ethan Clarke, 2nd Row: Derek Beauchamp, Bob Zurawski, Dana Leja, Andy Metz, Martin Shelata, Kristi Francek, Kristin Marttila, (coach) Rich Kujala SKI TEAM riEWCOMBERS CLUB Vanida Somjarlee, Renee Krey, Carrie Lambert, nicole Scroggins, Kim Roesner, Laura Beres, Katrina Roberts, Dan Patrick, 2nd Row: Justine Rathje, Steve Wade, Christine Holston, Andra Richardson, Carrie Drummer, Amber Jerome.Jason flerington. Heather Cresswell, Matt Montgomery, 3rd Row: Mrs. Cotton, Brian Wykes, Steve Drummer, Kristi Kowaleski, Stacie flicks, Leah Forester, Brian Forhan, Tracy Johnson, 4th Row: Chad Gallagher, Jason Sundrla, Chris Brown, Frank Bicker, Jean-Francois Rimoux, Mike Morley, Larry Johnson, Cory Byfield, Doug Otrompke n E W C O M E R With the opening of another school year came the start of another new club. The newcomers club. Its sponsor, Mrs. Cotton, a counselor at tiartland; is also new. The purpose of the club is to help new students adjust to tiartland. The newcombers help each other at lunch, in between classes and even after school. So far the club has been doing quite well. Many new- combers already have many new friends. Rony Leeberman, joined the sen- ior class second semester, tie is an exchange student from Brazil. THE OLDEST WAVES I § KAREn EICHLER |; QEriE ESSEMMACHER f wt riAriCY FLAHAGAn MIKE CHAPPELL fetfE I JOSEPH iR vin ji surnt, mm OF HARTLATiD HIGH I MARK LAWREHCE I No Photo Available dermis RIHGVELSKl ERA IK LEPPEK f JAMES MADDUX jj HARRY SAYERS eh. BB JERRY SCHLICKER THE FORCE BEHIND THE ' ■ 1 ELEAHOR BETTY VAUGtIAn § CtlAHAVIER WAVES C THE FORCE BEtlinD THE WAVES Like the wind that creates the waves, the teachers move the students from one wave to the next. They are the drving force behind them. Without their guid- ance, the students would be drift- ing aimlessly through the sea of education. They would never de- velop from ripples into tidal waves or venture out into life ' s vast ocean. The students of Hartland High School deeply appreciate the teachers ' understanding and guidance. DOM COLEMAH THE DRIVE BEHIND BILL YUROELAITIS DOROTHY VEHDLiriSKI HARTLAMD STUDENTS ■GUSSIE GUSTAFSOn SAHDY HEARD LOU GILROY HAMCY tlOUSER SHIRLEY JEDELE BARB wiLKinson BETTY MARY PURDY MARYELLEH SUSIE THUMM BUS DRIVERS CHUCK CAVERLY ROD HOGAll 173 Where s Ma when ya need her most? a Yah right, and Homer flew down from the rafter ' s too!  w I know what you re thinkin, a man at my age with all of this hair! Mmmm Mmmm . They melt in your mouth. That ' s a fact! Ill I ' m a little tea pot short and stout . . . w tlmmm What can I do to make them | || believe my lightening stories? Who are you callin psychotic. Come not another fan , Weedhopper? Staff 1 75 ? HARTLAMD HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB CONGRATULATIONS 87 177 RADIO SHACK Authorized Dealer P Wr iA har CHUCK CLAPPER 313-632-6710 10570 HIGHLAND ROAD HARTLAND. MICHIGAN 4 802 9 13131 SB7-1240 Automotive Parts Associate QpQ © 0 MECHANICS AUTO SUPPLY AUTO PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE PHONE: 229-9529 4990 SOUTH U. S. 23 • BRIGHTON, Ml 48116 E3B 632-7085 HARTLAND PRO HARDWARE 9540 HIGHLAND RD. HOWELL, MI. 48843 j HSfe k i 1449 S. Milford Road, ' Highland 684-1099 Monday- Friday 10 lo 5, Saturday 1 lo 3 When It Comes Time To Do Something Special GIVE A BALLOON BOUQUET! Need Party Supplies? Canopies Tents, White of Yellow White Lighted Balloons Gazebos Wedding Arches Big John Grills Dance Floors Portable Bars Champagne Fountains Tables, Chairs, Dishes, etc. PLUS: every color ol disposables from matching plates silverware to crepe paper. The one source tor all your party needs — Come see us! The Party People (313) 887-2765 1 5 M. G. MAINTENANCE Janitorial Service Lawn Maintenance Efficient Area Cleanups Ask for DON or SCOTT GREYERBIEHL 13912 Lone Tree Milford. Ml 48042 10538 M-59. Hartland. Ml 632-5777 FILLO DOUGH Wedding Tops, Hand Made Roses. White Oleo Bulk Chocolate and Candy Molds Cake Decorating Supplies and Novelties CLASSES Gloria Bryant Proprietor BYRON ROAD PHARMACY 1221 Byron Road Howell. Michigan 48843 PETER BENSON, Registered Pharmacist (517) 546-7630 or (517) 546-7631 • TROPHIES • Engraving • Awards Plastic 8c Metal • Gifts A • Custom and • Rubber Stamps Mi OWENS } and Co. i Industrial Work BOB 8c SUSAN OWENS 1 1 4 State St. SI 7-548- 1752 HOWELL. Ml 48843 TRIPLE CROWN Stereo Systems Livingston County ' s Finest Car Stereo-Auto Alarms Radar Detectors-CB Radios Sales And Installation Intersection Of Old US-23 And Grand River 227-7148 Congratulations And Good Luck To The ' Class Of ' 87 ' From Triple Crown We Make Your Car More fun To Drive tyca end Cs€J U0 a J7vadtc - Professional hair Styling For men a women Phone 227-1764 ■ f, PHONE 887-1411 $M$s$ BEATY AND SONS FLORISTS AND GREENHOUSES INC. 13790 WEST HIGHLAND MILFORD. MICHIGAN 48042 ff 3 k-kfloM -f- notogxafifiici. 5582 E. -§ a.nd tfiiutx • cHoujt[[, Michigan 48843 (5 ' 7) 546-8783 ., ... ._,, ,v.i: ; v ...: BUDDIES Mary McHamara, Brenda Mozdzen Jennifer Rico, Colleen Chanavier Movieland HARTLAND PLAZA M-59 at GS-23 Open Daily 632-6565 NO MEMBERSHIP FEES June Vandercook, Owner 2418 E. Grand River Howell, Michigan 48843 H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Telephone (517) 546-4780 If no answer call: (517) 546-4927 or (517) 787-3407 The •Creative- Circle ' Let Becky Put You In Stitches LEARN NEEDLEPOINT COUNTED CROSS STITCH TRAPUNTO CREWEL EMBROIDERY CANDLEWICKING LACE NET DARNING Have a Class In Your Home Becky Tackaberry Ask About Our Earnings Opportunity (313) 227-1698 TELEPHONE (313) 229-2776 CHESTER J. SUMMERS. D.D.S.. P.C. CHILD AND ADULT ORTHODONTICS 4 15 W. GRAND RIVER HOWELL Ml 48843 121 W. NORTH STREET BRIGHTON. Ml 481 16 BRUNSWICK— AMF— COLUMBIA— EBONITE BALLS— BAGS— SHOES— SHIRTS CUSTOM ENGRAVING BOWLING TROPHY SALES INC. 131 S. Milford 28806 John R. 25268 Five Mile 685-8745 541-5700 535-2300 GENERAL PRACTICE Hours by Appt. only (313) 227-6107 8609 West Grand River Brighton, Ml 48116 Marv ' s Meats, Inc. 10730 E. Grand River Brighton, Michigan 481 16 313229-4510 3251 W. Highland Milford, Michigan 48042 313-887-6601 TELEPHONE 632-6444 YlorU J. Zoncu, 2)3).S. Hours By Appointment SPEECH, LANGUAGE, AND READING SERVICES, Inc. 11554 West Highland Road Hartland, Michigan 48029 MAUREEN M. ALTERMAN, M.S., CCC-SLP Director (313) 632-6588 SPECIAL ORDERS BOOK FAIRS Poor Richard ' s Bookshoppe (By the Mill Pond) JANE RICHARD PETRIE (313)327-2264 202 WEST MAIN STREET • BRIGHTON. MICHIGAN 481 16 PARTS • ACCESSORIES • APPAREL Factory Auihori ed Service CYCL CYCLE WORLD 3589 S. Old U.S. 23 Brighton, Michigan 48116 313-227-3334 skidoo (Estmm Open 7 Days A Week 10:00 am - 11:00 pm (517)546-2266 524 Byron Road Howell. Ml 48843 Frank J. Detterbeck, M.D. • Thomas F. Higby, M.D. ReadyCare EMERGENCY WALK-IN I ♦ ' I OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR SERVICE -L ax As-vjeLeai. Una. J amonai ana 7iru. Qzioaxu 102 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL. MICHIGAN 48843 !=: G. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM REGISTERED JEWELER PH (517) 546-2180 (313)685-8707 ST OPTOMETRY ) (OPT M-W-F 9:00 -5:00 Tues. 9:00 - 6:00 ( Thurs. 9:00 - 7:00 Sat. 9:00- 1:00 i J eye care centers DR. ANGELO DeRUBEIS DR. MICHAEL DeRUBEIS 644 N. Milford Rd., Milford, Ml. 48042 887-0339 TISH ' S CENTER 1103S. MILFORD HIGHLAND, MI OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT €Ua 2 . y an9 a, W.2), 3.-A.C.0.Q., P.C. OBSTETRICS - GYNECOLOGY 1335 BYRON ROAD HOWELL, MICHIGAN 48843 (517) 546-5730 (313-227-7669) International Detroit, Ml 48242 P.O. Box 42374 Phone (313) 946-6400 COLASANTI MARKET Highland Road highland, Michigan Congratulation Class Of 87 BUDDIES Stacy Meek Pattie Barrett Christie Aown Jennifer Tenaglia LIVINGSTON COUNTY ORTHOPEDICS. PC. 4« - ■i r B JE ... MICHAEL E. HOLDA. M.D. THOMAS M. ALLEN. M.D. .,. f m ,%ti CO  To The Class of 87 LIVINGSTON COUNTY ' S ONLY HOME-BASED SAVINGS AND LOAN FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY . HOWELL • EWIGMTOISJ • SOUTH LVON • PINCKMEY • MARTLA VJO • FOWLEPV1LLE J WWLDENWOODS Family RecreatJon Resort Old US-23 P.O. Box 167 Hartland, Michigan 48029 (313)632-6420 C7jai cZuzzyday JEAN DAVES OWNER Summer Hours Mon. — Fri -9 a.m. • 7 p.m. Sat — 9 a.m. ■ 4 p.m. Sun. — 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Hartland Plaza 10542 Highland Road Hartland, Ml 48029 632-6130 Winter Hours Mon — Fri • 10 a.m. • 8 p.m. Sal. — 9 a.m. • 4 p.m. Sun. — 11 a.m. • 3 p.m. % HS 2684 Golf Club Rd. Howell, Michigan 48843 Phone: (517) 546-1130 Eat Here or •ii ii ■ Home IN MEMORY OF SALLY JEAN BOUTELL A LIGHT IS GONE A light is from our household gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place is vacant in our home. Which never can he filled. We have to mourn the loss of one We did otir best to save, Beloved on earth, regretted still, Remembered in the grave. ' twas hard to part with one so dear. We little thought the time was Farewell, dear one, your life is past, Our love for you till the end will last. Mother-Carol Dad-Jerry Brother St Sister-in-law Don St Lori Sister St Brother-in-law Judy St Bob Brother St Sister-in-law Jeff St Laurie niece, Shelby nephews-Kyle, Robbie Jeremy m$ i ti S t aw ffl 7z c? a iit a a A ' MSPfc- DIAHA SHAW 2 atl ' ' SvuUl 400 N. Main Milford, Ml 48042 685-3291 THE SIGN OF SUCCESS 7600 GRAND RIVER ROSE TAYLOR Brighton, Ml 48116 Sales AssoriatP (Office) 227-4600 saies Associate THE HARTLAND SMILEMAKERS SAY GOOD LUCK, TO THE EAGLES Dr. Ken McDaniel Dr. John Cabell 11499 Highland fid. Harlland, Mi. CALL 632-5533 Hartland Professional Center f Z££n.E s. Coxn.E.% AUTO REPAIR 3350 W. Highland Road Milford, Michigan 48042 Open 5 Days 313-887-2500 7am till 8pm Sat 9-6 U-HAUL Brighton Oftke J t Supply. 3nc. Quill N ' Scroll 400 N. Main Milford. mi 48042 I3I3) 685-3291 Brighton Mall 8445 Grand River Ave Brighton. Ml 481 16 131 31 229-2979 Congratulations And Our Best Wishes To The Class Of 87 SHARON ' S CORNER SHOPPE 204 W. GRAND RIVER MEIER PHOTO 108 W. GRAND RIVER HOWELL DOLL CARRIAGE 1427 S. MILFORD SEAVER ELECTRONICS 1050 N. MILFORD RD. GARY H. KENDRICK, O.D. 1195 S. MILFORD RD. THE LOONEY BAKER - HARTLAND PLAZA, HARTLAND ARMSTRONG MILLWORKS, INC. MILLER ' S SPORT ' SHOP 120 W. MAINSTREET SIR ROBERT ' S J fffff AVON, HA I n RIGHTON MALL CLEfnFK 8499 A (313)632-6682 Tek-Ma tik, Inc. Robotic 6V Vision Flexible Automation 10470 Highland Road Hartland, MI 48029 Telephone (313) 229-2776 CHESTER J. SUMMERS, D.D.S.. P.C. CHILD AND ADULT ORTHODONTICS 415 W. GRAND RIVER HOWELL Ml 48843 121 W. NORTH STREET BRIGHTON. Ml 48 I 16 Gods Blessing To Class Of 87 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 620 General Moters Rd. Milford, MI 6840895 Gods Door Is Open To You uckus PHARMACY T 229-9772 BUSCEMIS PIZZA SUB SHOPPE 10040 E Grand River 229-7090 Main Office 2418 E. Grand River Howell, Michigan 48843 Phone: (517) 546-4780 Brighton Office 8028 W. Grand River Brighton, Michigan 48116 Phone: (313) 227-6146 H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Hart Scriatfner Marxs AARON SHIFMAN We Design; Really Nice SHIFMANS 20% Discount For All BRIGHTON MALL Students At H.H.S. Prom BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN Shifman ' s Mens Wear PHONE 229-2663 At Brighton Mall 193 Congratulations To The Class Of 87 GRACOn STUDIO 887-8666 Congratulations HATVUEUfB PHONE 63J 5555 FlATTH Wa phamhaby.inc 10330 HIGHLAND  OAD To The Class Of 87 HARTLAND Hartland 632-7500 2850 NORT H MILFORD ROAD MILFORD, Ml 48042 McCALL GROTH ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW ROBERT E. McCALL (313) 684-6777 PAUL V. GROTH (313) 684-6777 £M 3030 W. GRAND RIVER AVENUE HOWELL. MICHIGAN PHONE 546-9221 And Family Restaurant Congratulations Class Of ' 87 $4 s fcSNL MARSHALL ' S MOVIE WORLD A Video Store And More 632-7159 9572 Highland Road Hartland, Ml 48029 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK O Little Professor Book Center BRIGHTON MALL 8837 W GRAND RIVER - BRIGHTON. MICHIGAN 48116 (31312273367 Doug Drake P.O. Box 2174 Farmington Hills, MI 48018 Josten ' s Class Ring says it all and says it best. to the nana4iil« JAn from the General Motors Proving Ground iVL 3WW Pift Part Pui BEER - WINE POP Our Restaurant is Open, (Dine in or take out) Offering Daily features! Pizza, Subs, Seafood, Salads, Nachos, Hamburgers, and more. Hot Bread sticks, Pitchers of Beer, Pop and Wine. HARTLAND, PIZZA Located by Matthews Foodtown Behind McDonalds 632-5500 Hours: Sun. 3pm - 9pm M - Th 10am - 12 Mid. F - Sat. 10am - lam See Ya After The Game HARTLAriD ELIAS BROTHERS Carry Outs Available 632-5710 BIKE CITY M-59C MILFORD RD WE SELL: TEN SPEEDS BMX MOUNTAIN BIKES SKATEBOARDS C ACCESSORIES $$7-7841 MARK J. CHRISTOPHER. D.D.S. 9564. HIGHLAND ROAD, P.O. BOX 212 HARTLAND. MICHIGAN 48029 Telephone (313) 632-6770 rn MEMBER FDIC | COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE ATIONAL BANK Downtown Brighton 105 W. Main 227-2221 9-8 M-F 9-5 Sat 12-5 Sun Downtown South Lyon 134 E. Lake 437-0101 10538 M 59. Hartland. Ml 632-5777 FILLO DOUGH FANCY COOKIES Bulk Chocolate ami Molds in Supply Cake Decorating Supplies and Noveltiet CLASSES 331 West Grand River Brighton 227-2457 d! MltW t- PIZZERIA 632-5204 9576 Highland Road 1 mile west of 23-across from Hartland High School in Hartland Woods Square Pizza Subs Salad Soup Breadstixs Action Sports Center Specializing in Athletic shoes apparel, and equipment We do Varsity Jackets Hartland Plaza (313)632-6680 Congratulations to the Class of 87 from FOODTOWN BRIGHTON OFFICE ART SUPPLY, INC. BRIGHTON MALL 8445 Grand River Ave. Brighton, Michigan 48116 229-2979 Grads Congratulations We ' re making waves too The Michigan Group Realtors Serving all of Livingston County 227-4600 Saundra A. Bron Lenore Carlson Associate Broker Realtor Associate DENTON DISCOUNT DRUGS PISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS AUTHORIZED PRESCRIPTION SERVICES INSURANCE ValuBRite PRESCRIPTIONS The Capability Center AMUUTEOi., m McrtganBel GoW Pages Coupons- 546-8700 OPEN 7 DAYS Bay! HOWELL SHOPPING CENTER 1121 E. GRAND RIVER, HOWELL. AMPLE PARKING HARTLAND PLAZA 10S68 HIGHLAND RO. HANDCRAFTED CREATIVE GIFTS PRECIOUS MOMENTS FIGURINES AND CARDS BRIDAL BOUQUETS PRESERVED FRESH CUT FLOWERS . CORSAGES KAREN ESSEN BURG Owner Flowers By Wire 632-7450 CROMAINE LIBRARY Your Public Library Has Books - Paperback and hardcover, Telephone reference service, Electric typewriter, Photocopier, Maga- zines (Many issues back 5 years), Microfiche reader printer, Apple lie microcomputer, College catalogs. Cassettes, Films and Projectors, newspapers, Quiet study areas. Special programs and exhibits, Local History materials, Career information, Pamphlets, A friendly staff willing to help! Hours Mon. Wed. Fri. 10-6 Tue. Thr. 10-9 Sat. 10-5 3688 N. Hartland Rd. (313) 632-5200 w «ip m I The Hartland Smilemakers say Congratulations 87 Dr. Ken McDaniel 11499 Hartland Rd. 632-5533 Congratulations Class of 1987 J.D. Caton Associates, Inc. Computers Consulting - Programming Sales and Service Box 293 Hartland Mi. 632-7606 HARTLAND VILLAGE SALON 10118 Crouse Rd. Hartland Mi. 632-5789 INDEX Abfalter. Robert 112. 163 Abfalter. Sherri 19 Acton. Candice 60. 65 Acton. Melissa 41. 124, 146. 195 Acton. Stephanie 98, 155, 158. 164 Acuff. Anjanette 98 Adams. Jamie 112 Adams. Mary 124 Adams. Suzanne 112. 146. 152 Adams, Tammy 20. 50, 31, 57, 60, 65, 142, 143. 148. 149 Agrusa. John 10, 60, 65. 84. 139. 164 Albinger. Andrew 112 Aldighieri. John 6. 21. 112. 114. 147. 163 Aldihieri. John 6. 21. 112. 114. 147. 163 Aldihieri, Kathleen 21, 22, 56, 60, 65. 85, 158 Aldrich, Brad 38 Algar, Wendy 28, 112, 151, 152 Allen, April 112. 146. 151. 152. 158 Alien. Christopher 42. 60, 65. 140. 148 Allen, Michelle 42, 98. 146, 152 Allen. Sherrie 112. 154 Allison. Robert 20. 60. 65, 193 Allison. Travis 124 Allmand. Joel 21. 34. 112 Alstott. Darin 60, 65. 140. 161 Amans, Mark 60. 65. 146 Amyx. Joel 112 Amyx. Patricia 112 Anderson. Cheryl 98. 154 Anderson. Suzanne 29. 124. 146 Andrade. Donna 20. 22. 98. 152. 164 Andrade. Melissa 20. 60. 65, 152. 158 Andrews, Andrew 107 Andrews, Scott 60, 65 Aown. Christie 19. 42. 43. 98. 106. 148. 160. 185 Armstrong. Richard 98, 152. 158 Arnold. Carmen 90 Ascherl. Richard 98, 107 Atwood. Lelth 124 Afuood, Sarah 98 Auld. Jeffrey 20. 98. 148. 149 Avery. Kirk 112 Avery. T. 168 Ayres. Phil 98 Bachelor, tl. 168 Bachman, P. 143, 168, 174 Badge. Kevin 98. 146 Baier. Ethan 158 Bailey. Andrew Bailey. Michael 21. 60, 65 Bailey, Pauline Baker, Eugene Banks. Leah 98. 146, 152 Bantle. Leah 124. 148 Bantle. Rodrick 38. 70, 112 Barbieri, E. 32 Barbieri, T. 26. 170 Baiil, Kathy 9, 98 Barnes, D. 42, 168. 174 Bamett, Kristlna Barrett, Lisa 22, 60. 65, 66. 156. 160 Barrett, Pattle 22. 56. 60. 66, 162. 185 Barrow. Chad 98 Batteese. Adam 60, 66 Batten, Katherine 20. 54. 56. 60, 66, 148. 164 Batten. M. 168 Batten, Michael 28, 45, 57. 112 Battjes. ntcole 98, 148 Baugh, Tracy 60. 66 Baughman, Chad 124 Baxter. Megan 124. 152. 158 Beacome. Kelly 112 Beauchamp. Dawn 20. 60, 66 Beauchamp, Derek 112. 165 Beauchamp. Jerrad 124 Becker. Russell 98, 148, 149. 150 Beebe. J. 162, 168 Begin. Tonya 52, 60, 66 Beitner. Melissa 60, 84. 137 Belmas. James 112 Bender. Daniel 19. 28. 112 Benkarsky, Daniel Bennett, D. Bennett. Matthew 21, 112, 146 Bentley. Dion 60. 84. 85 Bentley. Kimberiy 9, 32. 98. 146 Beres, Laura 41, 124, 146. 163 Berger. James 60. 66 Bertrand. Karen 112 Bessert, tl. 140. 141, 144, 160. 168 Bickers. Prank 60. 66. 148. 160 Biebuyck, tl. 168 Bierer, Daniel 112 Billing. John 112. 15i. 158 Bingham. Glenda Bingham. Scott Birzgalis, Erik 93, 94 Biftner. Keri 19. 148. 154 Bixby, Traci 19. 23. 98. 159 Bloomtield, Charles 98 Blumberg. Robert Bobo. Laurie 98 Bogan. Joseph 21. 98 Bogdanski. Pamela 32, 141, 154, 197 Boguih. Michael 20. 112 Boland. Brad 29, 44. 124 Boldt, Angela 112, 152 Boldt, Darrell 66 Boloyan, Beth 41, 124, 146 Bontekoe. Katrina 124, 158 Booth. Bruce 124 Booth. Teri 98 Bordner. Michael Borkowski. Craig 29. 44. 57. 124 Borkowski, Qlen 9. 20. 26. 27. 98. 104, 164. 188 Borkowski. Lisa 10, 11. 48, 54. 56. 57, 60. 66. 148, 149. 184 Borst. Correen 112. 146. 160 Bouse. Tiffany 112 Boutell. Sally 93. 94. 189 Bovio. Christine 112 Bowman, Robert 124, 158 Brake. James 37. 38. 60, 67. 142. 157 Brandon. Jill 60. 67 Brandt, Michele 124 Brewer, Richard 60, 67 Brill, Terry 112. 158 Brimer. Richard 124 Bromm. Amy 98 Bromm. Colleen 113 Broschay, Diane 98 Broski. Jason 50. 54. 57. 60. 67 Browder, Robert 20. 37. 113 Brower, Matthew 21. 113, 146 Brown, Christopher 124. 166 Brown, Roger 46. 98 Brownlee, Tricla 98. 162 Brunette, David 113 Brunner. Jeffrey 18. 26, 27. 60. 67. 88. 92. 149 Brunner, Timothy 18, 28, 115 Bruzek, Dan 124. 148 Bruzek, Jill 22. 99. 148, 149, 160 Bryant, Candi 124 Bryant, Karen 60 Bryant. Penny 124. 146. 151. 158 Buehler, Lisa 124 Buehler. Tracy 20. 113. 147. 158 Bufford. Elizabeth 84 Bulloch, John 28, 113 Bulloch, Robert 20. 60. 67 Bunting. Kaye 99 Burdick. Sherry 60, 67 Burgess. Tammy Burkhart. John 113 Burtey, John 38. 113, 146 Bums, Christopher 124 Burr. Gordon 34, 35, 99 Burt. Terry 124 Bury. Kevin 99 Butler, John 20. 26, 99 Butler, Tamara 20. 113 Butterfield. Diane 20. 60, 67. 184 Byfield. Cory 45. 57. 113, 166 CabaJ, Cassandra 22. 99 Calcaterra. Michael 10. 60. 67 Call. Keith 113 Callaghan. D. 168, 175 Callaghan, Gabriel 125 Callaghan, nathan 113, 147 Callahan. David 125. 152. 158 Callan. Amy 30. 31, 99. 106. 159. 164 Callan. Julie 32. 113. 122. 146 Campau. Robin 99 Campbell. Dina 125, 148 Canup. Michelle 20, 26. 99. 141, 146, 154. 159. 160 Carkner. James 60. 67 Carpenter, Deena 22, 41. 113, 147 Can, Anthony 125. 161 Carr. ft 141. 168 Can. Kenneth 99 Carr, Timothy 20. 52, 99 . Carroll. Adam 52. 99. 164 Cartwright, Amy 19. 24, 113 Cartwright. Darrell 20, 99 Cartwright, William 44 Casey, Jennifer 113. 148, 160 Chanavier, Colleen 18, 38, 99, 158, 181 Chanavier, Craig 18, 38, 99, 148 Chappell. M. 168, 175 Chard, Georae 60. 67 Cheladyn. Kelly 60. 68 Cheladyn, Robyn 20, 113 Cheney, Laura 42, 99 Cheney, Todd 29, 38, 125 Childs, Douglas 125. 146 Chisnetl. Michelle 60. 68 Christensen. Keith 125 Christensen. Kevin 125 Chunn. Robert 21. 57. 60, 68, 164 Chupinsky. Linda 30, 31, 99, 160, 162, 164 Ciarkowski. C. 168 Ciesielski, Matt 13. 26. 99. 148 Cilia, P. Cinader, Michelle 125. 152 Clpa. Kimberiy 125 Cipolla, John 125 Claphan. Casey 113 Claphan, holly Clark, Arthur 99 Clark. Brian 11. 21. 55. 57. 60, 68. 85. 139. 142. 159, 160. 184 Clark. Cynthia 113. 148 Clark. John 113 Clark, Joseph 99 Clark, Kyle 45, 139, 142. 154 Clarke. Ethan 125. 163 Clarke. J. Clarke. Kevin 60. 68 Clay. Roddy 113, 116 Clemens. Sean 125 Clemens. Shane 125, 158, 163 Clise. Donald 99 Cobb, Michelle 125 Cockerham, Russell Coil. Brian Coil, Steven 125 Colbert. Kimberiy 19. 99. 149 Colegrove. Jennifer 41. 125, 146 Coleman, Allan 113 Coleman, Donald 114 Coleman. Eric 125. 146 Colley. Samuel Collins. Michael 28. 45. 114 Colliton. Colleen 11.20. 48. 55, 56. 57. 60. 68. 85. 88, 92. 136. 148. 149. 157. 184 Colliton. Joseph 54. 125. 132 Combs. Oregon 60. 68 Combs. Jeff 28, 114 Conaway. Jennifer 107 Conklin, Michelle 20. 60. 68. 148. 159 Conley. nelly 10U Connelly. Maurice 20. 28, 38, 114. 140. 147 Conway. Michelle 125 Cook. Chad 29. 125 Cook. Tanya 41, 125 Cooke. Stanley 28, 114. 122 Cooley. G. 18, 108, 168, 175 Cooley. J. 108, 141. 148. 168. 175 Cooper, Bradley 125, 163 Cooper, Stephanie 100 Cornell. Brett 21. 100. 160 Cornell. Kimberly 100 Cornell. Mollie 4, 22. 125. 132 Cornell, Scott 125 Cote. Mark 68 Cotton. K. 155. 166 Cox. Barbara 60, 68 Cox, Michael 100 Cox, Robert 26, 100 Cox, Suzanne 125 Cox. Tracy Craigie, Jeff Creighan, Kelli 125, 151 Cremeans. Thomas 34. 35. 46. 56. 57. 60, 68, 139. 159 Cresswell. heather 146. 152. 158. 166 Crompton. Karen Corey. Chris 29. 57. 125 Cwik. Kara 100. 158 Cybart, Roxan 122. 126 Czop. Michael 34, 44. 126. 146 Daigle. Claudine 10. 23. 60. 69. 85. 160. 184 Dake. Lynda 114. 162 Dankers. R. 168 Danley. Shannon 100. 197 Darling. Alicia 24, 126. 148 Davenport, Daniel 126, 163 Davenport. Timothy 60. 69 Davis. Chris 60. 69 Davis, Klifton Davis. Matthew 6. 60. 69. 163 Deal. Dawn 60, 69 Dean, Michael 114. 148. 163 Deese. R. 168 Del Vecchio. Angela 32. 100 Del Vecchio. Qabrielle 126 Del Vero. J. 149 DeMaggio. Elizabeth 19. 100, 148 Demarest. Stacy 41, 114 Demott, Leon 126 Demott, Sherry 100 Denton, Daniel 34, 54, 56. 57. 60. 69. 141, 148, 149. 160. 184 Denton. Melissa 12, 20. 114. 137 Denzer, J. 168. 1 74 Deon, Jason Deon. Joseph 114, 163 Des Autel, Rebecca 29. 126 Des Autel. Scott 52. 61. 69 Devergilio. Jennifer 30. 31. 100. 146, 149, 150, 164 Devergilio, Sandra 114 Devitt. A. 171 Dewar, Cindy 33. 126. 129. 146 Dewar. Gregory 100. 159 Dickson, James 126 Dickson, John 114 Dickson, Robert 114 Diddle. Gerald 114. 146 Diegel. Jennifer 100 Dinneweth. Daniel 61. 69. 141. 147. 152 Dinneweth, Mark 29, 126 Dm. Brent 20. 100 Dix. Scott 37. 126 Dodds. Joseph 61. 69. 147. 158. 163 Dodson, Michael Dombrowsky. Kelly 26. 114 Donner. Scott 100 Dotson. Michael 114. 116. 155 Douglass. Mark 114, 152 Drake, Dana 126. 146 Draper. Lauri Draper. Robert Drew, Michael 61. 69 Drotos. Kimberly 99. 100. 154 Drumm. Carrie Drumm. Steven Duke. James Duke. Joe 126. 161 Duke. Robert 37. 38. 39. 61. 69, 84 Duncan, Pamela 11, 61. 70, 154 Duncan, Paula 32. 57. 100 Dunn. Michael 114 Dunne. Matthew 10. 26. 61. 70. 188 Dziobak, Todd 126 Eastman. Thomas 100 Eavou. Randall 38. 126 Edmunds. Lisa 114. 158 Edwards. Russell Eichler, K. 168, 174 Eichler. L. 20. 168 Ellis. Charles 70 Ellis. Susan 100. 146 Ellis. Tracy 100 Ellison. Robert 126 English. Susan 126. 158 Eno. Randy 70. 100 Erickson, Richard 70. 136 Esbrook. Cynthia 126. 146. 152 158 Esbrook. Scott Essenmacher. G. 168 Estep. Rebecca 100 Estep. Teri 60, 70. 158 Evans, Debbie 61. 70 Evenson. Kirk 6. 20. 26. 27. 45. 114. 146. 148 Evenson. Michelle 22. 126 Evers. Donna 100 Evers. Hans 126. 131. 161 Evers. Jason 61. 70, 147. 152. 153. 193 Evers. Jessica 9. 42. 100 Evers, Julie 61. 70 Fallon, Amy 126 Falter. Shannon 100 Faust. A. 159, 168 Faust, Julie 19, 100. 149. 150. 159 Faust. Kelly 25. 100, 140 Faust. Matt 18. 46. 56. 61. 70. 141.159 Faust. Nicholas 20, 70 Faust, Susan 48. 114. 149 Fawcett. Michael 100 Ferguson, Conrad 18, 101 Fem, Brent 13. 114 Ferrett. Danielle 114. 146. 158 Fiebich. Eugene 114. 146 Fielek. Susan 101 Fischer, Thomas 126. 152 Fisher. Shana 146 Flanagan, n. 156. 168 Flanary. Garry 101 Flanders. Karen 70 Fleeman. Christopher 44, 126, 148. 152 Fletcher. Chad 114. 161 Flowers. Brett 20. 45. 114. 146 Foldenauer, Candy 101 Fontaine. Alex 11. 61. 71, 140, 148. 149. 159. 184 Ford. Michael 10, 61. 71 Ford. Suzanne 61. 71 Forhan, Brian Forster. Leah 114, 158. 166 Fortier. Donald 61, 71 Fowler. Rocky 101 Francek. Kristi 12. 34. 114. 147. 163 Franklin. Andrew 126, 148. 152 Franklin. Deann 61. 71, 148. 149. 162 Franks. Robin 33. 41. 126, 14a, 152. 153 Frazier. K. 171 Frazier. Erik 101 Frederick, Laura 115 Freebum, Michele 101 Fritch, Traci33. 126, 152 Froehlich, Steven 84 Fromm, Michael 126 Gajor, Jeffrey 28. 115 Galbraith, Randy 101 Galbraith, Sandra 101 Galbraith. Stephen 115 Galbraith. Tammy 61. 71 Gallagher. Wendi 22. 126 Gallatin. Chad 101 Galuszka. Jeffrey 84 Galuszka. Keith 115 Garrison. Shane Gaul. Andrew 21. 61. 57, 71. 142. 164 Gaul. Moira 18. 22, 107. 146, 154 Gearhart. Betty Gene . Thomas 71 Gibson. Debra 26. 101. 196 Giegler. Kim 101. 146 Gill. Paulette 20. 101. 146. 149. 150 Gill. Sandra 61. 71 Gilroy. Gina 61. 71. 141 Gilroy. Scott 4. 126 Glatfelter. Janice 115 Glovak. David 115 Golla. John 93 Goniea. Amy 25, 57. 101. 158 Qoniea. Matthew 25. 71. 155. 158. 163 Gordinear. Laura 12. 19. 48. 115 Gordinear. Michelle 19. 23. 48. 101. 160 Gordon. Robert 44, 146 Gorman. Scott 20 Gostlin, Karen 126. 158 Gowan. Kimberly 101 Grant. Tonya 101 Greaves, Gregory 10. 20. 37. 61, 72. 149. 160. 162 Green. Kimberly 20. 41. 115 Green. Lisa 20. 115. 152 Green. Mark 101 Green. Matt 29. 126 Green. Michael Green, nicole 61. 72. 137 Greene, Joel 115. 148 Greene, Wade 72 Gregory. Krista 101 Gregory. Susan 25, 48. 115 Greyerbiehl. Erin 61. 72. 194 Gribbons. Lowell Grimes. Glenn 61. 72. 85. 158 Gross, Cherie 72 Gross. Jeffrey 126 Gross. Marty 4. 29. 38. 126. 154 Grostic. Gerald 126 Gryc. Karen 126 Gryglewski, Steven 28. 115 Gutridge. Kristin 20. 57. 61. 72, 148. 149 Haas, Matthew 34. 101 hackett. Kimberly 20. 115. 122. 197 Hackett, Tamara 61. 146 Hagen. Bradley 18. 26. 27. 55. 57. 61. 72. 160 Hagen. Christopher 18. 101 Hager, Gerald 101. 146 Hajciar, David 115 Hallock. Christopher Hammond, Brett 127 Haney, Andrea 127, 148 Hanna. Michael 46. 115 Hannan. Richard 61. 72. 146. 159. 160 Hansen. Stacie 24. 127 Hansen. Tammy 93, 94 Hanson. Shelley 101 Hardy. Jason 115 Hardy. Mike 13. 72 Hark. Lesa 127. 146 Harris. Heidi 20. 101. 161 Harrison. Craig 29. 127, 148 Hart, Curtis 115 Hartigan, Dustin 115 Harvey. Carl 127 Hascall. Jack. Hascall. Mike 28, 115 Hatlen. R. 168 Hawker. Ethan 34. 44, 127 Hawley. Robin 115, 155 Hay. Heidi 61. 73, 149 Hazel, Betty 61, 73 Heap. Kelly 115 Heard. Sally 61. 73. 160 Heard, Susan Heft. Brian 61. 73. 148 Heft. Jon 101 Hegarty, Mary 127 Heikkinen. Maureen 7. 115, 118, 162 Heino. Alec 61. 73 Heino Anthony 55. 101 Hellmuth. C. 148. 168 Helquist, Heidi 22. 127 Hemeyer. Mark 115 Henley. Christopher 20. 101. 162 Henning. Heidi 31. 61. 73. 142, 143. 194 Henning, Lisa 6, 12, 19. 115 Herington. Jason 127. 166 Herzinger. Terrell 101. 148. 163 Hewitt. Todd 21. 61. 73. 161 Hicks, Stacey Higgins. Margaret 101 Hines. Heather 101 Hinkle, Steven 18. 34. 116. 146 Hirchert. Stephanie 24. 116. 122. 147 Holliday. Lynette Holston Christine Hoover, James Horn, Kathryn 101. 148 Homgacher. Martina 127, 153 Hosinski, Barbara 101, 146. 152. 153. 158 Hoskins. James 101 Hoskins. Jean 127 Hotchkiss, Matthew Houle. Stevi41. 116. 122 Houlroyd. Michael 127. 154. 158 House. Brett 28. 116 Howard. Jon 116 Howerton. Catherine 116 Howerton. Jeffrey 73 Hubbs. Shana 14. 18. 22, 146. 159 Hublein. Brian 116 Hubner. Gregory 18. 45. 116 Huff. Eric 161 Huffman Jerrod 127 Huhn. Daniel 29. 127 Huhn. Joseph 26. 27. 147 Huhn, Peggy 61, 73. 160 Hulswitt. Patrick 127 Irland. Melissa 25. 55. 57. 61. 73. 148 Irvin. J. 141. 168 Jackson. Edward Jackson. Kelly 48. 49. 116 Jaeger. Michael Jagdfeld. J. 164. 168. 172 Jakobiak. Katrina 127. 148. 158 James. Douglas 152. 158 Jarema. Elizabeth 61. 73. 136. 163 Jellison, James 10. 11. 20, 37 57 61. 73. 85. 139. 148. 184 Jellison. Robert 20. 45. 116 Jennings. Dena 116. 155 Jennings. Lisa 61. 74 Jerome. Amber Jewell. Amy 74 Johnson. Allen 10. 61, 74. 158 Johnson. Cynthia 29. 127 Johnson. Eliot 20 Johnson, Gregory 116 Johnson. Larry 74. 122. 166 Johnson, nancy. 26. 116. 122. 158 Johnson. Tracy 61. 74. 158. 166 Johnston. Jodie 146. 158 Jones. Cecelia 19. 23. 116 Jones, Jennifer 18, 159 Jozwiak. Jeffrey 18, 28, 116 Judge, Kathryn 31. 61. 74. 158 Jupin. nicole 127. 148 Kalata D 148. 150. 169 Kalis. Tara 33. 127 Kasabasic. Michael 38 Keck, Patrick 10. 21. 61. 74. 156. 193 Keel. Angel 141, 144. 146, 154. 160 Keelan. Laurie 116 Kelbert. Damn 74 Kelbert. Rebecca 5. 33. 127. 146 Kelley. Scott 29. 127 Kellogg. Angie 33. 127. 152 Kelly. Chris 28. 116 Kelly Hillard Kemper. Krespin 116 Kemper. Tina 9. 20, 146. 154 Kennedy. Dawn 19. 25. 42. 43. 149 Kenworthy, Jerry 116, 122 Kenworthy, Scott Kenworthy. Valerie Kielczewski. Brian 127 King. Heather 146. 149. 150. 159 King. Jason 34. 146 Kinney. Lisa Kipley. Cynthia 23. 148. 149. 164 Kirby. Brian 5, 116. 146 Kirshman, Patrick Kirtley. David 14. 146 Kish. Tommy 10. 26. 27. 61. 74, 164 Kittle, Bonnie 19. 23 Kleban. 171 Kleve. Jason 18, 46. 141. 159 Knapp. Amy 12. 19. 23. 116 Knapp. Stacey 19. 23, 116 Kneebone, Brian 107. 144. 146, 151, 152. 153. 158 Kniaz. Jeffrey 116 Knitter. Anthony 116 Knoop. Kristin 117. 147. 158 Knorr. Amy 127 Knott, Douglas 117 Knott, Melisa 42. 117 Koch. Robert 61. 74. 162 Koehler. Beth 127, 152, 158 Koehler. David 61. 74 Kolarchick, Brian 122. 161 Kolarchick. Robert 117. 161 Komaromi. Susan 61. 74. 160 Koppen. Deva 117. 147. 162 Kopriva. Tracey 22. 56. 61. 75. 164 Hortge. Amy 117. 147. 152. 158 Kortge. James 20. 61. 75. 149. 158. 159 Kotz, Alyssa 20. 24. 45. 1 1 7. 147 Kowalewski. Kristi 146. 158. 166 Kowall, Shane 117. 148 Krause Kris 29. 44. 127 Krause. Todd 26. 27. 52. 53. 164. 188 Kraynak. Michelle 33. 128. 129. 146 Kraynak. Scott 18. 61, 75 Krey. James 117 Krey. Rene 128. 166 Kruszka. Timothy 34. 140 Kubik. Cathleen 38 Kuhn. David 20. 56. 61. 75 Kulchyski, Shane 188 Kumon. Ronald 20. 148. 149, 152, 153 Kushner, Tania 128, 163 LaBallister. Steve 61. 75 Laberteaux. Christina 161 Lademann, Shawn 128. 155 La fond. Tania 117 Laier, Robert 20 Laitila. Kevin 117. 152. 158. 163 Lamb. David 62. 75 Lambert. Carrie 128. 163 Lambert. J. Lampe. Heather 20. 41. 117 Lanave. Chris 128 Lanave. James 117. 158 Lander. Jeffrey 20. 37. 52 103. 146. 149 Lander. Kaelin 117. 146. 152. 153, 154 Lane. Michael 18. 148 Lane. Todd Lang. Susan Lange Brad 44. 128 Langohr. Scott 128 banning. Denise Lauinger. Paul 46. 62. 75, 148. 149 Lauinger, Tricia 20. 117, 148 Laura. Timothy 28. 117 Laurell. Jill Law. Annette 146. 147. 150. 152. 159 Law. Bennett 18. 26. 52. 53, 56, 62. 75. 144. 184 Lawrence. M. 20. 169. 174. 175 Lawson. Angela 7 Lawson. Cynthia 147 Lee. Daniel 128 Lee. Jennifer 117 Lee. Kerrie 152 Lee. Patrick 62. 75. 139 Leeberman. Rony 166 Leech. Robert 128 Leitch. Laurie 62. 75 Leitner. Julie Leja. Dana 128, 146, 163 Lemorie. Daniel 62. 76 Lenhard. Laura 62. 75 Lentz. Steven Leppek. F. 169 Letvenow. Jennifer 155 Leveque. Karie 117 Leveque Kelly 4, 128 Lewek. Melissa 117. 147. 152. 158 Lewek Monica 20. 62. 76, 147, 163 Lewis. Cameron Liberty Nicholas 103. 147. 162 Linden. Erin 128 Linden Leslie 24. 128. 148. 163 Lipon. Matthew 118. 146 Livingston. John 76 ti in iMon. Timothy 103 Lobb. Amy 103, 148, 196 Lock. Laura 31. 103. 146, 149. 150. 159. 164 Long. Joseph 76 Longhi. Kelly 10, 11. 35. 62. 76. 159. 160. 184 Loomis. Kerry 34. 118 Lorenc. Lisa 11. 62. 76. 85. 94. 136. 148. 184 Lorentz. Rene 29. 128 Lorenz. Jennifer 128. 146 Lorenz. Tamella 118. 148. 151 Loskill. Eric Louden Heather 19, 103 Lounsbury. Christine 103 Luebke. Jeffrey 13. 62. 76. 85. 144. 149. 152. 158. 159 Luoma, Danielle 20. 62. 76. 146. 150 Lutz. Eric 128 Lynn. Carrie 10. 42, 43. 62. 76. 85. 158. 160. 184 Maas, Michelle 128 MacArthur David 128 Macklin. Wayne 18. 26. 52. 62. 76. 94. 160 Madden. Dawn 20. 62. 76. 146. 151. 155. 162 Maddux. J. 169. 175 Maddy, Kristal Malkowski. Patricia 7. 12. 118. 146. 195 Mamolen. Michael 118 MaHarino. Matthew 52. 77. 184 Manier. Jonathan 20. 26. 56. 57. 62. 77. 184 Manko. Cheryl 99. 103. 147 Manning. James 103. 140. 148. 149 Manross, Krista 48. 118 Mantela, Dawn 41. 118 Manus. rtowell 103 Marciniak. Linda 62. 77 Martin. April Marttila. Kristin 12. 118. 21. 146. 159. 163 Massingale. Lisa Massolia, Cheryl 103. 148 Masuch, Kellie 22. 103. 158. 163 Matchette. M. 143. 169 Mathews. Kelly 22. 41. 118. 146 Matonic. John 62. 77 Matonic. Joseph 45 Mattioli. Laura 33. 128. 148 Mauck. Jeffrey 128. 163 Maxwell. Christy 77 Maxwell. James 28. 118. 163 Maxwell. Michelle 20. 31 103. 152 Mayer. Michelle 128. 148 McCowan. Stacy 118 McCoy. Heather 128. 152. 158 McCoy Jason 26. 103 McCracken. Mark 13. 21. 103. 146 McCullen. Gary 103 McDevitt. Kevin 20 McDonald. Sandra 118. 146 McDonald. Shariese 11. 42. 55, 57. 62. 77. 85 McDonald. Stephen 6. 118. 158 McDowell. Ruth 118 McFarland. Erin 128. 158 McFarland. Steven 103 McFarland. Wade 21 103 McGowan. Donald ' r McGrain. Gerald 107 McKay. Janathan 128 McKeMe. Dan 84. 85 McKelvie. Handy 128 McKenzie. Derek 18. 52. 118 McKenzie. Jason 18. 52. 55, 57. 62, 77. 184 HcLeod, Joni 62. 77. 152, 153. 158 Mcnally. Siacey 48, 103, 158 Mcnamara. Mary 19, 62. 77, 155, 181 Mcriutt, Greg 28. 163 McQuade. Karrie Header, Rebecca 128 Meek. Kristy 4. 24. 41, 128, 148 Meek. Stacy 22. 56, 62, 77. 136, 155 Meier, J. Meissner. Jennifer 20. 118. 152. 158 Meister. Powell 10. 52. 53. 55. 56. 57. 62, 84 Melancon, B. 20. 163. 171 Melick. Frank 128 Meloche. Kyle 118 Melosh. Bruce 62. 84. 158 Melow. Shannon 103 Merrill. R. 152. 169 Meiz. Andrew 128. 163. 197 Middleton. Shannon 118 Mihalek. Anissa 128. 152. 158 Miles, Richard Miles. Wendy 12. 20. 118 Milewski. Dennis 118 Militzer, Jennifer 128. 158 Miller. Bonnie 118 Miller. D. 169. 174 Miller. Jeffrey 20. 26. 27. 46. 62 77. 148 Miller, Johnalhan 29, 44, 128 Miller. natalie 22. 124, 128. 146. 197 Miller. Robert 128, 132 Millsap. Coy 118 Ministrelli, Ryan 29, 128, 163 Minneker. Carl 29, 129 Mirolla, Brian 118 Mirolla. Peggy 62, 77 Miron. Jennifer 118. 148, 151 Mishler, D. 18, 169 Mitchell, Cynthia 118. 146. 152. 158 Modglin. Alex Modglin, William 103 Moffat, Douglas 129. 146 Moilanen. Lisa 48, 118 Montgomery, Matthew 78. 166 Montrose. Anthony 18. 118 Moore. Daniel Morcom. Allen Morcom. Jerry Morcom. Jimmy 78 Morcom, John 78 Moreau. Melissa 62. 78. 153 Morley. Michael Morse. Thomas 5. 37. 89, 129 Mostowy, fiimberly 31, 62, 78. 148. 154 Mozdzen. Brenda 103. 155. 181 Mrozek. William 107. 158 Mueller. Keith Muhal, Suzette 10. 62. 78. 139. 148. 160. 184. 188 Munday. J. 169 Murphree, Darren 62. 72 Murphy, John 45. 118 Murphy. Lisa 118 Murray, Paul 13. 50. 51. 103. 163 Murtagh. Kara 12, 113 Murtagh, Kristin 60, 68 Muscato. Carrie 118. 155 Muzik. Lisa 129. 146 Myers. Cassaundra 9. 103 Myers. Chad 29. 44. 129 nagel. Douglas 129. 163 napolitano. Paul 18. 99. 103. 146. 159 rieal. Robbie 103 fieff. Scott fiefsey, Kevin riehro. Christy 22. 129. 146 flehro. Jessica 22. 119. 146 rieiswinter. Patrick 26. 27. 89. 98. 104. 141, 146. 148 fiemeth, Tracy riestor. L. 169 rteu. Thomas 28. 38. 119 riewberry, Janice 11, 19. 41. 57. 119. 146. 159 newcomb. Brian 26, 27, 62. 78. 184 tlewcomb. Kimberly 12. 119. 122, 146 riewman. Robert 119 newmarch. Stephanie 7. 119 riicols. James nitz. Rodney 129 nothaft, Amanda 19. 119. 148. 154, 162 Novak, Mary 19, 89. 98. 104. 148 Mowland. Kerby 129 nowland. Kevin 119 riowland. Robb 119 nurmikko. Molly 129. 146 rtussle. Linda 12, 20, 89. 119. 146 riutting, Joseph 29, 38. 129. 163. 195 ODell. Darrin 104 ODonnell. Brian 163 Oats. Michelle 129. 146 Oats. Richard 38. 104 ODonnell. Daniel 20. 104. 188 ODonnell. Sandra 129. 146 Oneal. Lisa 31. 57. 62, 78. 142. 143. 148. 154. 155, 164 Orlando, Thomas 119 Orlando. Timothy 50. 51. 56. 62, 78 Orourke. Scott 18, 119 Osiwala. Ann 20, 51. 99, 104. 159. 141, 147, 164 Oslin. Alisha 22, 38, 54. 56. 62. 78. 146. 149. 164. 188 Oslin. John 38. 39. 129 Oslin. Samuel 62. 78. 194 Oslin. Teresa 104 Ostrander. Karl 104 Otrompke, David 104 Otrompke Douglas 129. 166 Page. Christopher 129. 146 Painter. Crika 20. 24. 45, 122, 139 Palaszeski. Craig 119 Palladino, Michael 20. 62. 79 Palmer. Robert 62. 79 Papke. Keith 119 Parker. Emily 129. 146 Parker. Matthew 119 Partyka. Jeffrey 79 Partyka, John 28. 163 Patrick, Daniel 104, 163 Patterson. J. 169 Patterson. Paula 129. 146. 152. 154 Patton. Bradley 18. 104 Paul. Mark 28. 52. 57. 119. 146 Paul, Matthew 46. 54, 56. 62. 79. 85. 149, 159 Paweski. Joseph 18. 45 Pawloski, Ronnie 14, 104, 163 Penzel. Gregory H9 Perdu e. Chamise 41. 129. 146 Perry. Suzanne 104, 150 Pesce, Chamise 41. 127. 146 Pesce. Danielle 62. 79 Peters. Colleen 119 Peterson. John 52. 129 Peterson. Steven 79 Petik. Timothy 119. 122. 152. 162 Phinney. Michelle 119. 120. 146. 151 Pieron. James 62. 79 Piggot. Michelle 107 Pilto. Annette 119, 151 Pilto. Charles 129 Piner. Amy 119. 146 Plackowski. Derek 104 Pleiness. Lori 19. 24, 41. 119 Plewka. Kimberly 41. 129. 146 Plewka. Patricia 104. 151. 155. 156 Pomerov. D. Porr. Michael Porter. James 104. 107. 146. 149. 152. 153. 158 Potter. Sandra 20. 57, 104. 108. 197 Potter. Suzette 56. 104. 148 Potts. Melissa 14. 22. 42. 104. 146 Powell. Daniel 84 Powell. Susan 129 Powers, Jennifer 119 Prain, David 38. 39. 89. 119 Prain, Laurie Prater. Matthew 129. 158 Pretty. Dawn 23. 104 Priest. Carolyn 104 Priest, William 26. 27, 62. 79, 184 Priestley, J ody 104. 148. 158 Pruitt. Jason 129 Pruitt. Shannon 99. 104. 149 Psaros. Catherine 129, 158 Queen. Steven 26. 104. 149 Quigley. Darren 129 Rademacher, Angela 62, 79, 146 Rainson, Tara 119. 146. 151, 158 Rais. Eric 104 Rakoczy. Corey 26. 104, 188 Ramierz. Robert 104. 161 Ramirez. Lina 129 Randolph. Cheryl 62. 79, 85. 88. 160 Randolph. Laura Rathbun, Steven 20. 119 Rathje, Justine Rauch. Matthew 10. 26. 27, 62, 84. 88. 142. 164 Reblin. Cari 105. 151. 158 Reece. Christopher 105 Reese. Jamie 129 Reiland. Kelli 14. 28. 119. 148, 151. 152 Reingardt. David 119 Relyin. Monica 119 Remenar. Julius 62. 147 Remenar. Karrie 130. 146. 158 Remenar. Mark 20. 119. 146. 158 Remsing. Matt 29. 38. 130. 147 Rentola, Suzanne 105. 152, 164 Rice, Tim 130 Richards, Kristin 62. 80. 85 149 Richards. P. 169 Richardson, Andra 119, 158, 166 Richardson, Gordon 80, 144, 152 Richardson, Mr. 155 Rico. Jennifer 62. 80. 162, 163, 181, 188 Rico, noelle 24. 124. 130. 148, 154 Riedel. Robert 130 Riffle, Michelle 22, 130. 146 Riffle. Stephanie 20. 105, 144, 148, 149, 152, 158 Riggs, Eric 130 Riggs. Jason 105 Riley, Kelly 62. 80, 148. 149. 150. 154 Riley. Thomas 28. 119. 148 Rimoux. Jean 85. 146, 166 Riney. D 169 Ringvelski. D. 169 Ritter. Lisa 10. 62. 80. 139. 160. 184. 188 Rix, Jennifer 105 Rix. Jeremy 119 Roberts. Kitrina Roberts. Marc 105 Roberts. Robert Robinson. Steven 105 Robinson. Steven 38. 119 Robson. David 120 Rodocker Jennifer 20 Roesner. Kim 62. 80, 151. 166 Rogers. Brian 105 Rogers. Dean 62. 80 Rogriguez, Renae 80 Rohland, Amy 20. 120. 141. 144. 146, 152. 153 Romes, Lisa 120 Rose. Robert 20. 63, 80 Rosenberger, Emelia 130, 148, 152 Roten. Rhonda 32, 120 Roten, Rod 26, 27, 63. 80. 142, 144. 159, 164. 184 Roy. Denise 120 Rudd, Gregory 13. 20, 26. 105, 140. 148 Rum ford. Chip 63. 80. 193 Rumford, Wendy Ruona. Ginger 150 Russell. Charles 20. 105 Ruster, Joseph 63, 163 Rutherford. Kimberly 120. 121, 146 Rutkowski. Robert 63. 80. 158. 159 Ryan, Adam 44. 52. 130 Ryan. Christopher 4. 5, 29. 130. 132 Ryan, Deborah 120, 162 Rychlick. David 46. 56. 63. 81 Sampson, David 120, 164 Sandula, John 120 Sandula. Phil 29. 44. 130 Sanford. Gary Saultz, Kathryn 120 Savage. Kelly 115. 120 Savitskie, Katrina 12, 19, 41, 120, 146, 148, 162 Savitskie. Leonard 5, 29. 130 Sayers. ft. Scanlan. Mark 10. 13. 63. 81. 85. 137. 142, 148. 149. 159. 184 Schalfer. Cynthia Scharf. Monique 120. 148 Scheer. Jennifer 120. 146. 158. 163 Scheffler. Colleen 130 Scheib. Joseph 130. 147 Scherler. Mark 20. 26. 27. 105. 149 Schillinger, Kenneth 34, 50. 51. 105. 148 Schlicker, J. 169 Schreiber. Loren Schroder. Brian 38. 56, 63, 81, 142, 158, 164, 194 Schultz. Tammy 28, 120. 151 Schultz. Tina 130, 148, 158 Schuman. Darlene Schuman. Joyce Scrivens. Suzanne 105 Scroggins. nicole Seabolt, Ann Marie 120 Seabolt, Brian 105 Seagraves. Brenda 130 Seagraves. Daryl 120 Seeley. Dwayne 120 Sefcik, Douglas 34. 35. 105 Selasky. Scott 130. 146 Shahan, Kelly 130 Shahan. Robert Shannon. Patrick Shantz. James 7. 120 Sham. April Sharp. Christine 19, 81. 159 Shaw, Kelly 20, 55. 57. 63. 81. 158. 160. 194 Shaw. Patrick 105, 152, 158 Shearer. Brian 29. 130 Shearer. Matthew 63. 81. 149. 184 Shelata. Martin 105 107. 152. 153. 163 Shelby, Matthew 120, 163 Shepherd, Martin 20, 26, 52, 54, 56, 63, 81, 160, 184 Shepherd, Valerie 41, 57, i20, 146 Sherman, Staci 81, 84 Shook. Jodi 25. 130. 158, 163 Short, Matthew 146 Short, Michelle 48, 120 Siebertz. Erik 130 Siemen, Denise 11. 42, 43, 54, 56. 63. 81. 88. 94. 184 Silsbe, T. 171 Sinclair. Dustin 130 Skaggs. Paul 130 Skinner. Chance 105, 158 Skinner. Christopher 28. 120. 122, 154 Skurka, R. 169 Sleeman, Kristopher 105, 147. 152. 188 Sleeman. Michael 130. 163 Small. Elisabeth 63. 81 Smith. Daniel 45. 120, 148 Smith. Kristian 120 Smith. Michelle 63. 81 Smith, Sandra 19. 23, 105, 149 Smith. Wade 20. 28. 57, 120 Sneath. William 52. 105. 146 Sniezyk, Jill Snyder. Audra 48. 49, 120 Snyder. Kenrick 105 Snyder. Tracey Sobonya. Jennifer 22. 120. 147 Sohegian, Vanessa 120 Soja. Todd 29. 129, 130 Somjarlee, Vanida 105. 166 Sorensen. Brian 130 Spamer. David 29. 44, 130 Sparr. Jennifer 105, 146 Span. Patrick 131 Sparta. James 20. 26, 63, 81 Spencer, Tammy 84 Spicer, Mark 131 Spranger, 171 Sroka, Ami 19, 120, 146 Stallard. Brandon 21, 103, 105. 107. 141, 144. 146, 152, 159 Stallard, Siacey 52, 65. 82. 160, 184 Stamper, Deborah Steele, James 63. 82. 152, 158 Stevens, Eric 20, 26, 105 Stevens. J. 1 70 Stewart, Robert 120. 155 Stone. Georgia 105. 161 Stoner, Robert 62. 82 Straub, Albert 105 Strohle. Verena 22. 63, 82, 137. 147 Sundrla. Jason 131, 166 Sundrla, Matthew 63 Surratt, Rachel Sutton. Jenina 131. 152, 153 Sweeney, heather 121 Sweet. Elizabeth 105 Sweetman. Joane 20. 99. 105. 146 Swierzb. Kelly 19. 23. 54, 56. 63. 82 Swiney, Darlene Swiney. Donna 121 Swiney, Shannon 121 Tabor, Bradley 105 Tackabeny. Cynthia 63. 82, 160 Tanner, Julie 121 Taylor. B. 34. 169 Taylor, Jefferey 121 Taylor. Jennifer 30. 31. 105. 142. 158. 160. 164 Teall. Lori 84 Templeton. Darrell 52. 53. 121 Templin. Lisa Tenaglia, Jennifer 48. 100. 105, 148. 185 Terrana. Phillip 131 Teschker. Julie 32. 105. 146 Thompson. Debra 131 Thompson. Gavin 106 Thompson. James 46. 56, 63, 82 Thompson. Jason 28. 121 Thompson, Kristen 63, 82 Thompson, Michael 26, 27, 38, 106. 188 Thompson. Timothy 13. 63. 82. 164 Thompson. Todd 131. 146. 158. 163 Thumm, Lucinda 63, 82. 147 Tiano. Joseph 106. 161 Tiano. Paul 131 Tiemey. Janet 20. 31. 106. 144. 164 Torvinen. John 20. 37. 106. 148. 149 Tola. Joseph Trahey. Daniel 106 Treesh. Charlene 131. 146. 158 Trocchio. Bret 106 Trocchio. Lara 63. 82. 149. 163 Tullius. Robert 20. 63. 82. 148. 149 Turner Brett 106. 148. 150 Turner. Eric 131 Turner. Melissa 106 Turner. Shannon Uratchko. Christopher 13, 121 Urbanski. Douglas 34. 121 Usher. Melissa 20. 121 Vadasz. Gregory 106 Vadasz. Jeffrey 34, 35, 63. 83 Valenti. Joseph 28, 121 Van Spybrook, C. 169 Van Tassell. Adam 131 Vandeberg. Christopher 121. 122. 147 Vantiem. Laura 33. 131 Vaughn, Kimberly 131 Velhky, Cristen 10. 63. 83, 136. 147, 163 Velliky. Erik 106, 146, 163 Verdun, Jacquelin 131 Veres. David 18, 45, 57, 121 Vess, Heather 131, 158 Vess. James 10. 63, 83, 146, 159, 163 Vickers, Kimberly 106, 162 Were. Brenda 63, 83, 85 Vinson, Louis 10, 26, 46, 54, 56, 63. 83, 184 Vinson. Marshall 46, 106 Viviano, Anthony 151, 148 Viviano, Irene 106, 148 Viviano, Pamela 42, 106, 146 Vowles, Douglas 10. 26. 27. 52. 53. 56. 57, 63, 83. 88. 122. 144 Wade. Steven 131, 166 Wades, Carl 20 Wages. K. 169 Wagner. Cheryl 20. 24. 57. 121. 148 Wagner. Steven 106 Wagnitz, Cindy 131. 158 Walker, Diana 19, 106, 151. 155 Walker, Joellen 121, 162 Walker. Leona Walker, Robert 121 Wallace. 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