Hartland High School - Hartland Yearbook (Hartland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

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All too often, though, they forget that it is their last game, last competition, last play, last concert, last walk down the halls of Hartland High as a united group. T . ■ OF HARTLAND HIGH A Lot Of Hassle For A Little Tassle JUNIORS 89 Not quite rounded out, the Juniors have the chal- lange of figuring out their many sided personalities. They must now make important decisions, that will last a lifetime. Having to realize the fact that they aren ' t to the top of the hill, they can only wait for their time, when their 8 sides round out to become a Senior. The squares, the Freshmen, the beginners. So young and so naive. They walk into the High School, nervous, straight, and square, not yet retaining their own individual shape. Often pre- tending to be much older, and more mature than they actually are, this four-sided group has new energy that adds something special to Hartland High. Make 1988 The Most Jnforgettable Year of Your Life 1 , Lines your parents 1 have heard before JS A A VNG ENOUGH FOR A MAN.. BUT MADE FOR A WOMAN! ■ ■ ' ■ JBork m Owt, Seniot, yeai hai damned upon, ui, He, lute, went by io fait Mire, made, io many memotiei, He, ipeeiat tmei of He, pait. Pietiuei tfuck in, ota duun u, and in, He, iotapbooii Hat wive, made,, wiM one, dag make, ui tauqk aid imih, of out high, ickool dcuji. The, footbaa gamei and £e u , p-um, He, momenH ware, ika ted togettm, Heie, ant, He, Hmei we-a nevett, fotget, Hey a day in, om mindi fowrex,. Now, we,, He, e ii of 88 HtUgeHe , in, iiroty and, bite,, Ending, wn, ota, Ugh, uhooi yetai, WondeUng what we-U, going to do: WiM we, evert, tee, Heie, people. Hat we, ceM ota, but ftiendi again? Ok U HujuitHe- beginning of a 6ft, whvte, tappineii comei to an, end? Iti tune, tot ui tr iptead out wingi, and Seam how to (ty on, ota, own,, go dueotren, He, um wotld, fon, wevt tongue ted Hii Stepping itbne,. Good-bye,, and good-tick to you,, my ftiendi, I hope, yota hft, ii gteat Litre, yota, hhtvHe, ftiMat and wmembex, ota, Hme,, He, yem 1988. -Jennifer Taytot, 1. T. Avery Algebra I, Hon. Alg. Phase Math 2. T. Larson Secretary 3. B. Howe Janitor 4. C. Hellmuth Spanish I, II 5. R. Deese Clothing Construction Survival Core, Health Earth Science 6. D. Benham Substitute Coach 7. A. Devitt Secretary 8. K. Frazier Secretary 9. Mr. Wilson Substitute 10. F. Cilia Developmental Skills 11. B. Carr Physics, Earth Science 12. R. Williams C. Boutell, B. Vaughan Lunchladies 13. M. Loose, N. Eno, E. Chanavier Lunchladies 14. B. Woodward Job Placement 15. K. Wages Reading, Math, Am. Hist.. Study Skills 16. C. Whittle Biology, Applied Chem. Chemistry 17. B. Drumm Security Guard 18. J. Munday Math, Electronics Drafting 19. B. Altenbrandt Substitute 20. J. Spranger Librarian 21. G. Essenmacher World History 22. P. Richards Phase Science Calculus. Geometry 23. K. Cotton Counselor 24. D. Cinader Hall Monitor 25. B. Wood Substitute 26. J. Naughton Building Trades 27. C. Secoro Special Ed. Developmental Skills D. RINGVELSKI Honors U.S., A.P. History C. CIARKOWSKI Earth Science, Biology M, CHAPPELL Am. and World History F. BACHMAN Speach I and II World Lit 12 D. BARNES Physical Education, Health R. SKURKA British Literature American History A. FAUST English, Newspaper Journalism R. MERRILL Honors Lit Comp 9 Lit Comp 10, 11 D. RINEY Am. History, Government Lit Comp 10 J. JAGFELD Physical Education, Health G. COOLEY Creative Writting English 12 J. COOLEY French II, III, IV Composition K. KOTZ Individual Skills M. LAWRENCE English 10, 11 J. IRVIN Basic Math I, Algebra I Honors Geometry Geometry F. LEPPEK Floriculture, Landscaping Plant Science J. MEIER Individual Skills M. GIACOBBI Spanish II, III, IV K. EICHLER Lit Comp 9 Composition D. MILLER Human Ecology Child Development J. WILSON Reading Improvement Lit Comp 10 C. VANSPYBROOK Basic Programming I, II Computer Literacy M. BATTEN Algeb ra II, Geometry Pre Algebra M. BIEBUYCK Typing, Notehand L. NESTOR Art I, Studio Art . H. BESSERT Yearbook, Econ., Govt. Entrepreneurship, Bus. Mgt. . L. EICHLER German Materials Processing D. BENNETT Counselor B. CAIN Enrichment L. ROWE Band, Choir Middle School Band I. KLEBAN Athletics Secretary D. CALLAGHAN Biology. Plant Science D. MISHLER Chemistry I A. P. Chemistry R. POMEROY Voc. Drafting, Drafting I J. DEL VERO Counselor Substance Abuse Coordina- tor T. SILSBE Attendance Secretary B. PFEIFLE Community Education Direc- tor T. BARBIERI Athletic Director M. BACHELOR French I R. WESTON Auto I, II, III J. SCHLICKER Clerical Secretarial lab Accounting, Typing I H. SAYERS Mich. History, Government American History J. BEEBE Marketing, Retailing J. PATTERSON Art I, Pottery Am. History N. FLANAGAN H.S. Wind Ensemble B. MELANCON Librarian D. CHELADYN Secretary L. SMITH Developmental Skills B. TAYLOR Calculus, Hon. Alg. tl Trig. Geometry, Basic Math II J. DENZER Sociology Psychology Honors Earth Science Earth Science M. MATCHETTE Review Algebra Pre-Algebra Trigonometry, Prob. Stats. J. STACKHOUSE English 9, World History R. WILSON Math I, Pre-Algebra Algebra I II R. DANKERS Biology. Zoology - i MEET THE STAFF In and Out of School i The staff at Hartland High often go unnoticed and unap- preciated. Many of them have talents in which you may be surprised to discover. Some members of our staff have participated in sports, receieved special honors, and have interesting hobbies. Did you know, for example that: Mr. Merrill is involved with his church choir, Mrs. Whittle was an exchange student, Mrs. Woodward is active in producing small musicals, Mr. Carr attended Michigan State Universi- ty, Mr. Dankers coaches little league football, Mrs. Miller was in the National Honors Society, Mrs. Batten worked in a home for delinquent boys (social action group), Mr. Bessert likes cooking and owns his own restaurant, Mr. Biebuyck enjoys music, Mr. Eichler ' s hobby is training dogs. Mrs. Richards vacationed in San Bias Islands with the Kumi Indians for three days, Mrs. Secord is a church music director, Mrs. Vanspybrook was salutatorian of her class, Mr. Wilson is interested in bow and arrows, Miss Stack- house enjoys sailing, Mr. Denzer was the treasurer of his senior class, Mr. Taylor participates in cross country ski- ing, Mrs. Flanagan received the John Philip Sousa award, Mrs. Faust was Future Teachers of America president in her senior year, Mrs. Skurka was a cheerleader, Mr. Ciar- kowski refinishes furniture, Mrs. Cotton plays golf, and Mrs. Deese was valedictorian of her senior class. am _ I ■■- As the year proceeds, our teachers become more familiar to us, and we begin to realize that they are people too. They have needs and desires just like the students they see everyday When our teachers were in school, their activities were pretty similiar to ours: Mrs. Kotz was the editor of her school newspa- per. Mrs. Cooley was a valedictorian, Mr. Pfeifle was all-state in basketball and track, Mrs. Wilson attend- ed Central Michigan University. Mr Callaghan en- |Oys gardening, Mr. Pomeroy invests in real estate, Mr. Mishler fishes with flies for trout, Mrs. Eichler likes slam dancing on her free time, Mr Leppek was the state F.F.A. officers, Mr. Irvin plays ping-pong. Mrs. Jagfeld was Homecoming queen, and Miss Rowe often sings at weddings. ADMINISTRATION The principals of the school are the ones that determine our fate when it comes to disciplining us for our misdemeanors. Whether or not you visit the principal ' s office often, you know these officials as the leaders of the school. It is their job to maintain an atmosphere where we can learn and reach our goals. Although at times they ap- pear firm and strict, on the inside they ' re just like you. For instance: Mr. Stevens was all-confer- ence in track, football, baseball, and basketball; Mr. Barbieri was sportsman of the year at Servite High School, and Mrs. Clarke was in the Glee club. BEHIND THE SCENES Throughout the school year complica- tions may occur. When they need atten- tion it is usually the school board that handles these situations. Their job is to listen to the students, parents, and faculty and then determine what needs to be done. It is difficult at times for them to hear everyone, but they try, and that is what counts. In these photos you see: Jack Barrett - Vice President, Robert Clark - Secretary, Donna Butler and Paul Dobosz - Trustees, Gary Wright - Superin- tendent, and Scott Bacon - Business Manager, and not pictured are: Tom Green, President; Al Cummings, Trea- sury; and Nancy Laier, Trustee. SsSPiS CLASS OF Joe Armstrong Nicole Ascherl Laurel Bakos Chris Balow Nathan Banks Jason Banks Susan Bendd Rob Bennett Julie Benson Maria Bertetto James Boldt Jeannie Bonner Jon Borys Eric Breil Chad Brennan David Brower Jenny Brown Michelle Bruso Shelly Burdick Patricia Burt Kevin Butlerj Kevin Byington Heather Tresa Cannon Scott Carpenter Noelle Carroll Campbell The Squares The freshmen are the four-sided figures in the school, which have four points. Like a square wheel, the freshmen move slow- ly, and it ' s not always easy for these beginners. They find it hard to achieve at times, and are frustrated easily. New surroundings, responsibilities, pressures and challenges are the points that face the freshmen, and they must decide which path is the best for themselves. The squares must also realize that the time they share will not last as long as expected, so they must love every moment they live. Erin Cartwright Chris Chanavier John Ciot B -JF [MzmD€£ gL pandice Clark Richard Clark Laura Clise Kristen Coffin Chad Cooper f, Brian Cooper Brenda Cooper •Joe Cox Jeff Cox Tammy Cremeans Jennifer Crompton Kris Cwik Michael Davidson Eric Davis Dana Dietz Gerry Diponio Laura Dodd Lynn Dornbush Kathy Drotos Brian Eavou Rebecca Essenburg Karen Estep Randy Estep Jamie Evers ISiEmOCJZ i Sueann Frazier William Frederick Renee Galuszka Erin Gardner Matt Garrett Don Genei Dawn Genei Michelle Gliga Tracy Glovak Julie Grant Lori Grant Heather Graves Cassandra Graves Jason Gregory Jill Gregory Tim Gruber Ryan Gutridge David Hall Woodrena Halbritt Derrek Hallock Marcia Hardy Anne Harris Ami Harris Doreen Harris Andru Hegle Jayson Henley ison Huntley Michelle Jaeger Rebecca Jarema Chris Johnson Sylvia Johnston Dena Jozwiak Spiro Kasabasic Kerrie Kelly Julie Kenosian Carrie King Michael Kipley Michelle Kiser Craig Kittle Lori Kleban slanie Klebba Michelle Koski Susan Kowall Angela Kr ispin Shannon Kulchyski George Kurpinski Patrick Lafond Joseph Laier Tiffany Lamont Kevin Lang Michael Lapree Jennifer Larsen John Layton Tracy Lee i ft- ' Matthew Lentz Stephen Lesko Shelly Leveque Eric Linden Fred Lindsey Angella Livingston Christine Lloy JlTi Krista Lloyd David Loeffler Kimberly Loomis Bernard Loucks Wade Lowery Lori Lucas Scott Lynch Christian Maas Chris Macklin Mark Mamolen Melissa xim Marciniaf Manarino R Julie Masak Jennifer Melissa Maxwe Mathews ssica Maxwell Linda McGowan Jenny McCloud Jesse McCloud Jeff McFarland Shawn McFarland Michael McLean 3rian Measel Kristine Meissner Christine Mikula Bambi Miller Jason Miller Jason Ministrelli Donald Montgomery Rob Moore Deborah Moore Clayton Morcom Meghan Moreau Julia Morley Michael Murphy Stacy Newbold Jdson Newman Matt Normand Brad Nowak Kara Nowland Eric Nulf ' t Emffli gt Kathleen Pilto Kristie Piner Chrissy Pistolesi Chad Pitts Christina Plewk Eric Pogrmich Ian Powell April Prentice Tom Radikin Scott Reblin Jennifer Redick Reva Reedy Marlene Relyin Renee Roark Deanna Robb John Roberts Ronald Darren Robson David Rogers Robertson Steven Rupp David Samborski Corinne Schaller Karen Schillinger Cynthia Shelby Michelle Skinner Donna Skinner ! ' .■•, I ffi ' ffl wssm a tarn Craig Soja Oh - To Be a Freshmen It started, that ' s all I can say The jokes, the names- why do they treat us this way? Is it just a title, or is it the way we really act? The way that they treat us makes me believe it could be a fact. Will it ever end? Do we have to wait? Until June 16th on that blessed date. When we call ourselves Sophomores that will be a great day. When we can say to new freshmen- Get out of my way! i ' wm i Derek Spangler Roy Sparks Terri Sprague Paul Steele Heather Steppe Joshua Stern Jason Taylor Chris Templin Aaron Thomas Jamie Trasciatti Heather Trosper Lorelie Trosper Neil Turner Corinne Turner Shawn Urbanski Damon Veres Rob Walker John Wallace Amy Wanko Steven Ward John Watkins Byron Welichko Jennifer White James Wieland J. Wilkinson Michelle Willey TSt S UX Si Mark Bordner, Kris Cheladyn, David Hall, Richard Hursh, Chris Jennings, Lisa Klassen, Brian McKenzie James Murray, Pat O ' rourke, Brady Perdue, John Rose, Ralph VanHeyningen, David Vought, Tiffany Vukmirovich Elizabeth Wasserman, Nap Wolfe, Jason Wright Missy Acton Mary Adams Travis Allison Suzanne Leith Atwood Ethan Baier Leah Bantle Anderson Chad Baughman Megan Baxter Jerrad Laura Beres Glenda Bingham Keri Bittner Brad Boland Beauchamp Beth Boloyan Katrina Craig Borkowski Robert Bowman Michelle Brandt Richard Brimer Chris Brown Bontekoe Dan Bruzek Penny Bryant Candi Bryant Lisa Buehler The Triangles Growing into a sophomore, a square develops into a three-sided figure, who now is experiencing many new things. Beginning to achieve, experiment, and make new friends, a triangle must some- times yeild to the upperclassmen, even though their outgoing per- sonalities surge forward. The sophomore is also starting to realize his her priorities, and learn from mistakes made. The sophomores are the middle of the stack, but must know they are important, and also that they are one step closer to the top. WIPDQ(5I£ @ Chris Burns Dina Campbell Tony Carr William Cartwright Todd Cheney Doug Childs Kevin Christensen Keith Christensen lichelle Cinader Kim Cipa John Cipolla Ethan Clarke Shane Clemens Sean Clemens Michelle Cobb Steve Coil Jennifer Colegrove Eric Coleman 1 : Joe Colliton Michelle Conway Chad Cook Tanya Cook ' (g)IPDQ@aU3U £71 0 Chris Curry Roxan Cybart Mike Czop Alicia Darling Dan Davenpoi Gabe DelVecchio Leon Demott Jason Deon Becky DesAutel Cindy Dewar Mark Dinneweth Scott Dix Mike Dodson Carol Donihi Dana Drake Laun Draper Steve Drumm Joe Duke Todd Dziobak nnn 1. A Randy Eavou Rob Ellison Susan English Cindy Esbrook Michelle Evenson Hans Evers Amy Fallon UNITY IS EVERYWHERE They weren ' t new coming in. They ' re not soon going out. They ' re not the upcoming seniors. They are the sophomore class. Some people may say that it ' s an unimportant class, but the sophomores will tell you otherwise. I think the class of 1990 has a lot of potential for the years to come. Most of our class participates in everything we do, be- cause we like to see a job well done. I think these past two years have gone great, but the best is yet to come. - President, Michelle Evenson We ' re the best - Ethan Hawker Our class is wonderful. It ' s full of spirit and is bound together by love. - Craig Bor- kowski Our class used to be closer but some of them have broken away. I hope that in the years to come we can become as close as we were. - Phil Sandula The class of 1990 is a really close knit class, almost like family. We support each other in sports, class activities, and personal problems. We have a lot of potential to make an impact in this school, and I think we will. - Becky DesAutel The sophomore class is a very unified group and they show their love for each oth- er with great enthusiasm. Shana Fisher Chris Fleeman Andrew Franklin Robin Franks Traci Fritch Mike Fromm Wendi Gallagher Rob Gordon Karen Gostlin Matt Green Marty Gross Jeff Gross Jerry Grostic Karen Gryc Brett Hammond Andrea Haney Stacie Hansen Craig Harrison Carl Harvey Ethan Hawker Mary Hegarty Heidi Helquist Jason Herington Mike Houlroyd A Jerrod Huffman Dan Huhn Katrina Jakobiak Cindy Johnson Nicole Jupin Tara Kalis Becky Kelbert Who said life was fair? Holding-driver ' s license in hand, a sophomore stands in awe of the new driving rule, which states that only Juniors and Seniors can drive for the 1987-88 school year. Feeling cheated, the sixteen year old can be heard complaining and proclaiming this rule as unfair. But if we can drive wherever we please, why can ' t we drive to school?, asked a sophomore who received his license earlier than most. Juniors and seniors are allowed to drive, and though the freshmen and sophomores are unable to drive, they too will one day be allowed to drive to school. I can understand how the school would not want sophomores driving to school, but if a tenth grader is sixteen and has a license, a special pass should be given to them if they ' re in a sport or after school activity. - Sandy O ' Donnell I agree that sophomores should not drive to school because I wouldn ' t be able to anyways. I ' m too young. - Craig Borkowski I think that sophomores should be able to drive as long as they have a logical excuse, like an after school sport or if they have a job where driving to school is the only way they can get there. - Beth Boloyan A m (e)IPDQ 5l£R(2llB Chris Lanave Brad Lange Scott Langohr Dan Lee Kelly Leveque Erin Linden Leslie Linden Rene Lorentz Jennifer Lorenz Eric Lutz Michelle Maas Brett Magyari Laura Mattioli Jeft Mauck Michelle Mayer Heather McCoy Erin McFarland Jonathon McKay Mandy McKelvie Becky Meader Kristy Meek Frank Melick Andy Metz Anissa Mihalek Jennifer Militzer WJPDQ@£ ©{ Doug Nagel Jessica Nehro Rodney Nitz Molly Nurmikko Joe Nutting Michelle Oats Sandy O ' Donnell Kim Plewka Matt Prater Jason Pruitt Tina Psaros Darren Quigley Justine Rathje Jamie Reese lily Rosenberger Ginger Ruona Joe Ruzinsky Chris Ryan Adam Ryan Phil Sandula Leonard Savitskie Cindy Schlatter Colleen Scheftler Joe Scheib Tina Schultz Brenda Seagraves Scott Selasky Kelly Shahan 3rian Shearer Kathy Shelp Jodi Shook Matthew Short Erik Siebertz Joe Sims Dustin Sinclair A Heather Sitko Paul Skaggs Mike Sleeman Dan Smith Todd Soja Brian Sorensen Dave Spamer Pat Sparr Mark Spicer Stephanie Stearn Jenina Sutton Kyle Tait Phillip Terrana Lori Terry tS C Debbie Thompson Todd Thompson Paul Tiano Charlene Treesh Eric Turner Adam VanTassell Laura VanTiem Rachel Watkins Helen Weitkamp Mike Welshons Tom Wilkinson Jeff Wilson Mike Wonch camera shy ®IPDQ®£ (3lIB TOGETHER FOREVER We ' ve been through it all, the good times and the bad. We made it because we stuck togeth- er. No matter what, we were always there, to show each other how much we cared. Today we may be sophomores, but tomor- row we ' ll be the best! We ' re gonna make it to the top. Together forever and never apart, maybe in distance but never in heart! TOGETHER FOREVER! Michelle Kraynak Cindy Dewar ' «r fflH m 1 ' hl i P f h fe ■ A TG VJS OfT 7 H 7ZM CLASS Robert Abfalter Suzanne Adams Jamie Adams Andrew Albinger John Aldighieri Sherrie Allen April Allen Joel Allmand Joel Amyx Tracey Amyx Kirk Avery Rodrick Bantle The Octagons The triangular figure then takes the form of an octa- gon. With 8 sides, a junior has many feelings and fears about life, and must stop to work out their problems. In every step they take throughout the year they encounter new obstacles. Every mountain they climb, the juniors attain a higher status which brings them closer to the ultimate goal of being a senior. They must love one another for themselves and hold on to every laugh and smile; for tomorrow comes sooner than anticipated. Mr. and Mrs. Mishler Junior Class Sponsors WKJDmiz Angela Boldt Correen Borst Tiffany Bouse Christine Bovio Colleen Bromm Robert Browder Matt Brower Tim Brunner Tracy Buehler John Bulloch John Burley Cory Byfield Keith Call Nathan Callaghan Julie Callan Deena Jenn Casey Robyn Cheladyn Cynthia Clark Roddy Clay Allan Coleman 1 Carpenter Donald Coleman Dave Collins Jeff Combs w nm Moe Connelly Stan Cooke Heather Cresswi Lynda Dake Mike Dean Stacy Demarest J.D. Deon Sandy DeVergilio Kelly Dombrowsky Sherianne Donne J Mark Douglass Mike Dunn Lisa Edmunds Russ Edwards Kirk Evenson Susan Faust Brent Fern Danielle Ferrett Gene Fiebich Brett Flowers Leah Forster Jeff Gajor Dave Glovak Laura Gordinear Kim Green Lisa Green Joel Greene Susan Gregory Steve Gryglewski Kim Hackett Dave Hajciar Mike Hanna Jason Hardy Mike Hascall Robin Hawley Susan Heard Maureen Heikkinen Mark Hemeyer Stacey Hicks Steve Hinkle Stephanie Hirchert Lynette Holliday Christine Holston Stevi Houle Brett House Jon Howard Catherine Howerton Greg Hubner Kelly Jackson Rob Jellison Dena Jennings Amber Jerome Nancy Johnson Jodie Johnston Cece Jones Jeff Jozwiak Laurie Keelan FlflFI Chris Kelly Krespin Kemper Jennifer Kenosian Jerry Kenworthy Brian Kirby Amy Knapp Stacy Knapp The Junior team gathered outside on a cold rainy day to engage in the traditional powderpuff games. Before the main attraction was to begin the Senio rs and the Juniors had to play the underclassmen. Both the Juniors and Seniors came out victorious. Everyone awaited the championship game. At the head of Junior team was Kirk Evenson, who lead the Juniors to victory. The game was filled with tension, it was felt by all who were present. The Juniors scored first with a long run by Laura Gordinear, but not long after the Seniors had met this challenge. The score stayed tied until the last second of the game; the Juniors had possesion of the ball and in a last attempt to win the game. Amy Knapp threw a long pass to Stacey Knapp, who scored the winning touchdown. 14-7 Jeff Kniaz Tony Knitter Kris Knoop Melisa Knott Bob Kolarchick Deva Koppen Amy Kortge Alyssa Kotz Shane Kowall James Krey Deanna Krispin Tim Labell Tonia Lafond Kevin Laitila Heather Lampe Jim Lanave Kaelin Lander Tricia Lauinger Tim Laura Cindy Lawson Kerrie Lee Jennifer Lee Melissa Lewek Matt Lipon 7 M$nm Krista Manross Dawn Mantela Kristin Marttila f A h. - L !1 Kelly Mathews Joe Matonic Jim Maxwell Julia McCloud Stacy McCowan Steve McDonald Sandy McDonalc Derek McKenzie Greg McNutt Jenny Meissner Shannon Middleton Wendy Miles Dennis Milewski Brian Mirolla RH Jennifer Miron Cindy Mitchell Lisa Moilanen Julie Montes Tony Montrose Mike Morley John Murphy Kara Murtagh Carrie Muscato Christy Nehro Tom Neu Janice Newberry Kim Newcomb Bob Newman Stephanie Newmarch Mandy Nothaft Robb Nowland Brian O ' Donnell Tom Orlando Scott O ' Rourke Erika Painter Craig Palaszeski Keith Papke Matt Parker S « John Partyka Mark Paul Joe Paweski Greg Penzel Colleen Peters Tim Petik Annette Pilto Amy Piner Lori Pleiness Jenny Powers Dave Prain Tara Rainson Steve Rathbun Kelli Reiland Monica Relyin Mark Remenar Andra Richardson Tom Riddle Tom Riley Jeremy Rix Steve Robinson Dave Robson Jennifer Rodocker Amy Rohland Lisa Romes Rhonda Roten Denise Roy Kim Rutherford Pj Debbie Ryan John Sandula Jamie Saroli ' tone BS 1 JK I dfc | wwm Kathy Saultz Kelly Savage Katrina Savitskie Monique Scharf Jennifer Scheer Tammy Schultz Joyce Schuman iMarie Seabolt Dwayne Seeley Jim Shantz Valerie Shepherd Michelle Short Todd Sitko Chris Skinner Dan Smith Wade S mith Kris Smith Audra Snyder Jennifer Sobonya Ami Sroka Nadine Stearn Jacqueline Steffen • Robert Stewart Heather Sweeney fc --i£- wtzo@fc Shannon Swiney Donna Swiney Traci Talmage Julie Tanner Jeff Taylor Darrell Templeton Jason Thompson Doug Urbanski Melissa Usher Joe Valenti Cheryl Wagner Camera Shy Terry Brill Dave Brunette Tammy Butler Julie Byington Melissa Denton Mike Dotson Chad Flecther Curtis Hart Dustin Hartigan Kelly Heap Brian Hublein Judy Weiss Ted Welpott Chris Whisman Camera Shy Julie Wilson Lana Wilson Jeff Zaborowsk Mike Jaeger John McClain Nicole Scroggins Doug Knott Richard Miles Daryl Seagraves J. Lambert Kevin Nowland Matt Shelby Jodie Long Linda Nussle Kim Williams Robert Long Jeremy Ochs Daryl Wyckoff Kerry Loomis Kitrina Roberts e Outstanding Students National Merit Scholarship Finalist Citizen Bee Finalist Ron Kumon, Mark McCracken, Sandy Potter Jeff Lander. Ron Kumon, Jeff Auld, Andrew Franklin All County, All League, All State Pat Neiswinter, Gordie Burr, Doug Sefcik, Sandy Potter. Kirk Evenson, Todd Krause. Matt Ciesielski, Christie Aown. Mike Batten. 2nd Row: Br House. Craig Chanavier. Tom Neu. Dave Prain, Todd Cheney, Chris Whisman, Sandy Smith, Mark Scherler, Erik Stevens, Matt Haas, Ethan Hawk Willie Browder, Jeff Lander, Amy Knapp, Shelly Gordinear. Thinking back upon our high school years brings back many memories; memories of Homecoming floats and football games, Geometry tests and Chemistry labs. Yet without our elementary years, high school would not be the renowned institution it now is. Many students of the class of ' 88 attended the Hartland Round School. One of our greatest accomplishments there was the planting of many evergreen trees. After days of digging and planting the last words spoken were, Come back in ten years and see how much they ' ve grown. It ' s been almost ten years and like the trees we planted so very long ago the class of ' 88 has also grown, we ' grown bigger, bigger than any class that ever attended Hartland High; we ' ve grown wiser, or at least we ' ve tried; and at times we ' ve even grown apart, sometimes leaving old friends for new. It ' s events like these that cause diversity in a class and diversity is something that the Senior Class of 1988 truely epitomizes, for we have dancers, musicians, athletes and brains; class clowns, merit scholars and artists. We have what it takes to be the Prime and Pride of Hartland High! Patrick Neiswinter President Jim Porter Vice President Heather King Treasurer Jennifer Jones Secretary miEcnnm m @ Andrew Andrews Christie Aown Richard Armstrong Carmen Arnold My most embarrassing moment was when I slid down the hill and hit Mr. Taylor ' s portable. - Michelle Allen f sg tihii Phil Ayres Sarah Atwood Leah Banks Kathy Baril Chad Barrow Nicole Battjes tfWs fc Cross Country 1 Cassandra Cabaj Pep Club 4 Powder Puff 4 Volleyball 4 Spanish Club 1.2 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Tim Care Spanish Club 1.2.3 Tall T. Track 1 Hockey 2.3.4 Varsity Club 3.4 Amy Callan French Club 1.2 Ama . Amer Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Cheerleading 1.2.3 . Yearbook 4 Colleen Chanavier Football Manager 2 Powder Pull 1.2.3.4 L Wrestling Manager 2.3 Baseball Manager 2 L German Club 3 L Honor Roll 3.4 Choir 3.4 My most embarrassing Class Representative moment was when I decid- Craig Chanavier ed to see what it was like to Football 1 Wrestling 1.2.3.4 ick a metal pole in zero de- 2 time Stale Oualitie gree weather and my 2 time 1st team All- :ongue stuck to it. - Col- 1987 District Champ een Chanavier Baseball 1.2 Darrel Cartwright Craig Chanavier Colleen Chanavier Laura Cheney Katherine Cobb Brian Coil Kimberly Colbert Jennifer Conaway I remember when Jason McCoy broke the spirit jug and the whole Sophomore class pounced on him. - Amy Callan Z _ My most embarrassing moment was when I liked this guy. Mary tripped me in front of his locker and I fell on my face. - Kim Dro- tos I remember on the first day of school our Freshmen year in Mrs. Helimuths Spanish I class, Brent Dix sat right behind me, and after lunch when the room was deathly quiet Brent threw up all over the place. - Beth DeMaggio Band 1 Ski Club 1.2.3. ' Track 1 ' Spanish Club 1.2.3. ' Honor Roll 3 a Cheerleader 1 Pep Club 1 French Club 1.2. 3. ' Jennifer DeVerqilio My most embarrassing moment was when I was parking with my girlfriend and someone knocked on the window to see what was going on. - Randy Eno Carrie Drumm Paula Duncan Silverdome 1st place 3 Varsity Club 3.4 , French Club 1,2,3.4 Secretary 3.4 French Honor Society 2.3 Homecoming Court 4 Most Improved 2.3 Captain 3.4 My most embarrassing moment was when I got caught giving some guy a swirly in the latrine in the Army barracks when a full- bird Colonel came through inspecting, (BIG TROU- BLE). - Tim Enright Scott Esbrook Jessica Evers Donna Evers Shannon Falter Garry Flanary Candy Foldenauer Rocky Fowler Erik Frazier I remember when I had a party in my Freshmen year and had 150 people in my brother ' s house. -Kim Giegler I remember when we were young, my now best friend Stephanie Riffle and I hated each other with a passion. - Amy Goneia mtECOi msizh When I was young I was suspended every week for 2 days at the Farms Middle School. - Eliot Johnson Gerald Hager Tina Halbritter I remember sometime be- tween 4th and 6th grade when Bret Trocchio (Guido) had a crush on me and gave me a note on the bus, it said: Roses are red, vio- lets are blue, dear Shelly I Love You do you Love Me? yes or no. - Shelly Hanson Shelley Hanson Heidi Harris Michael Hartzler Jack Hascall Timothy Hawker Jon Heft Anthony Heino James Hoskins Joseph Huhn Douglas James Philip James jwl A My most embarrassing moment was when I ran into the snowmaker at Mount Brighton. - Tina Kemper Michael Kasabasic Angel Keel Tina Kemper miEo m I remember when Mr. Cal- laghan misplaced our Honors Earth Science ex- ams and we ended up watching Beverly Hillbil- lies, Green Acres, and Gilligan ' s Island reruns. - Ron Kumon Ronald Kumon Christina Laberteaux Robert Laier Jeffrey Lander I remember when we use r when Mr. Car- to play house and Shawn od meant about Cassidy was always our e thing. - Jeff husband. - Laura Lock Greg Liptak Timothy Livingston David Lloyd Amy Lobb m cffli My most embarrassing moment was when I got kicked out of Miss Russell ' s class and as I got to the door I tripped and fell. - Bill Modglin William Mrozek Paul Murray Paul Napolitano Robbie Neal My most embarrassing moment was my Freshmen year. I was leaving the homecoming dance, I slipped on a patch of ice right outside the doors and landed right on my rear. - Mary Novak Richard Oats Daniel O ' Donnell Ann Osiwala Teresa Oslin Karl Ostrander David Otrompke Daniel Patrick Bradley Patton Melissa Potts Dawn Pretty : lS la-M My most embarrassing moment was when I was getting on the bus and slipped on some ice, I slid under the bus all you could see were my feet - Michelle Piggot t27 My most embarrassing moment was when I was a Freshmen: I was walking out to the bus, and slipped on some ice, and fell right into a mud puddle. I was so embarrassed! - Sue Rentola Steven Robinson Brian Rogers Gregory Rudd Charles Russell My most embarrassing moment was finding out after I already brought one, that you don ' t use lunch box ' s in Junior High. - Martin Shelata Mark Scherler Kenneth Schillinger Suzanne Scrivens Brian Seabolt Douglas Sefcik Robert Shahan Patrick Shaw Martin Shelata I remember when we used to spin around 3 times in a dark bathroom and repeat Bloody Mary! - Patrick Shaw I remember when I was a Freshmen and thought I ' d have a car as a SENIOR and now I ' m a SENIOR and I ' m still riding the bus. - Sandy Smith =±S(EEfflmm 1 John Torvinen Daniel Trahey Bret Trocchio Brett Turner passing moment was when Colleen were riding my threewheeler and we y neighbors who were running. My one r e Porta, slipped and fell and I ran over him eewheeler when he stood up he had tire his back. - Melissa Turner st embarrassing moment was when I crashed a front of 50 people. - Steve Wagner Irene Viviano Robby Vought Carl Wades Steven Wagner mscnoEimm CAMERA SHY Shem Abfalter. Daniel Benkarsky. Scott Bingham. Charles Bloomfield. Robert Blumberg, Kaye Bunting. Samuel Colley. James Duke. Timothy Enright. Stephen Gostlin, James Hoover, Jennifer Letvenow. Jason McCoy. William Modglin, Daniel Moore. Cassandra Myers. Scott Neff. Kevin Netsey, Laurie Prain. Laura Randolph, Nicholas Saroli. Michael Thompson, Jeremy Waggoner. Audrey Wampler. Ben Wold Douglas Zimmer Powder puff - a lucky win for the Juniors The 1987 powderpuff homecom- ing game could be closely com- pared to a mud wrestling competi- tion. For those spectators soaked from the pouring rain it was quite entertaining to watch the powder- puff girls slipping and sliding in the mud. The events began with the ju- niors defeating the freshmen by a large margin and the seniors, after a rough game, defeating the sopho- mores. The teams were now revved up for the final game and the thick ambiance in the air could have been sliced with a knife. The seniors and juniors glared at one another as though what was about to begin was World War III, not the final pow- derpuff game. The sophomores and freshmen also played a final game and the sophomores overbearing strength and quickness resulted in an easy victory for them. The most important game of the night, seniors versus juniors, turned out to be an unexpected victory for the juniors. The juniors scored a touchdown in the last second of the game with a great play by the Knapp sisters. The seniors ' disappointment was evi- dent, but they quickly regained their ground by showing that they had spirit and by knowing that the class of ' 88 is still qreat! ASSEMBLY ENDS IN JUG BUST October 2, 1987. The day of the Home- coming game and also the day of the pep assembly. Whether this day sticks out in your mind as good, or bad, it will be remembered by many. As the Seniors strolled into the steamy gym, they could feel the excitement in the air. All four classes were yelling, hold- ing up signs, shaking noise makers, and get- ting hyped. The royal homecoming court pa- raded around the gym in their finest apparel. Pat Nieswinter, the senior class president, then an- nounced the powder puff teams. The cheer- leaders followed with a rap to the football play- ers. The atmosphere was set and with the first spirit competition being won by the class of ' 89 the seniors were more hyped than ever. As the spirit jug competition began, some overeager students began aggressively ripping posters and their attitudes definately shown through. This years spirit jug competition was won by the sophomore class, the class of ' 90. This day will always be remembered as a joy for some and a day of disappointment for others. 1987 HOMECOMING COURT ■ • v c . ft King: Gordie Burr, Queen: Jennifer DeVergilio If -lit -f Juniors: Mike Hanna, Erika Painter «, ' ' THE GENERA TION GAP The 1987 Homecoming theme was the Generation Gap. The floats were paraded around the track during halftime of the Hartland vs. Portland game. The choir, the band, the floats, the cheerleaders, the team, the homecoming court, and the fans made this a very memorable night. NEVER TOO Gl TO HfcVf v fUN ri RQCK ' EM Students often wonder about school. Many of us have asked our- selves at one point or another, Why are we here? We ' re here to learn. Sometimes we use school as a place to gather and socialize rather than a learning center. Though studying isn ' t the most exciting thing to do in the world, you ' ll agree it is extremely im- portant. The classes that we take in high school add to the growth of us. w m j m gp : T S 5SS •525? s r - n 522 ' V- i SMr 1 si : , L X Academics In HH Academics AA FALL AND WINTER Front Row: Ann Osiwala. Jennifer DeVergilio. Paula Duncan. 2nd Row: Sandy Smith. Moira Gaul. Pat Neiswinter. Glen Borkowski. Todd Krause. 3r Row: Bonnie Kittle. Donna Andrade. Dawn Kennedy. Carl Wades. Doug Sefcik. Matt Haas. Brent Dix. Jeff Lander. Mark Yount. Sandy Potter. This years ' varsity fall and winter teams were lead by some talented individuals. They were the top performers inspiring their fellow teammates, they acted as mediators between their coach and team, and they worked hard demanding excellence from themselves and their teammates. Off the field they also performed well. The majority of these athletes maintain a three point on a four point scale. In fact, some captains are in the top ten. Other captains are actively involved in student government, choir, or a club. SPORTS CAPTAINS Front Row: Susie Gregory. Ann Osiwala. Jennifer DeVergilio. Paula Duncan. Laura Gordinear. 2nd Row: Tom Neu. Christie Aown. Laura Cheney. Craig Chanavier. 3rd Row: Kellie Masuch. Pat Neiswinter. Todd Krause. Tim Carr. Mike Hanna. Mike Batten. Brian ODonnell. The leaders of 1988 do more than flip a coin and shake hands with their opponent. They are top performers on and oft the track, mat, fare way, slopes, court, bars, or field. These athletes are intelligent, charismatic, and competitive. They are actively involved in the community, sports, and school. They represent Hartland High with pride and dignity. The athletes above were your 1988 fall and winter captains! W 5 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country runs to the top 116 W The boys ' cross country team, coached by Mr. Eichler, did considerably well this year as they strove to be number one in the state. Their record was 8-0 in the dual meets and they won all six invitationals in which they competed. They tied with Lakeland for first in the league and went on to win regionals; attempting to capture a deserving state title. The Hartland Harriers came in 5th place at the state competition. Carl Wades, who was first in the league and in the region, took 4th place in the State and helped the team tremendously. The Harrier ' s team captains were Brent Dix, Jeff Lander and Carl Wades. All of the runners were very important, and all should be proud of the achievements they have made. The girls ' cross country team, also coached by Mr. Eichler did fairly well this season. They were 4-4 in the dual meets and tied for 5th in league and regional competition. The most valuable runner award was given to Tracy Buehler, a junior. Sandy Potter was also an important part of the team. She received all-region and all-league honors. Team captains were Buehler and Potter, and the head manager, Suzanne Adams, also dedicated much time to the team. Wrv Tee Men Take KVC Title I • 3C H rjf jL gj§il aL 999 This year, the golf team was able to achieve the goal of winning the KVC title. When they first teed-off at the Pre-KVC meet, the season looked as if they were doomed to come in last place. They started off 1-4, but kept a positive attitude. The Hartland Golfers put together a most im- pressive ending to a rollercoaster season by stealing a first in the post-KVC tournament, and winning the KVC title after all. FOOTBALL Hart and Wins First Homecoming In 4 Years This year ' s varsity football team triumphed over the Portland Raiders to win our first Homecoming game in four years. The Raiders were no contest against the mighty eagles as we won 29-6. The team consisted of thirty-two members: six- teen seniors and sixteen juniors. They were lead by captains Patrick Neiswinter. Todd Krause, and Glen Borkowski. Head coach, Thomas Barbeiri was as- sisted by Mr. Scherler, Mr. Shearer, and Mr. Capra. When the final whistle of the season blew, the Eagles found themselves with a fairly successful season. Despite their 4-5 record, they were champi- ons. The team was second in the Kensington Valley Conference and had shut-out an undefeated South Lyon team 21-0. The teams ' greatest moment, how- ever, was an 8-7 victory over their archrivals, the Brighton Bulldogs. The Brighton Argus called it: One of the classic games in the K.V.C. It was a game full of intensity, suspense, and anticipation; a match decided by two super plays in the last twenty- six seconds of the game. First, Mike Batten threw a thouchdown pass on a fourth down and eight. Then Kirk Evenson dove into the corner of the end-zone barely giving the Eagles their two point conversion. Accomplishments, such as these exemplified the closeness, dedication, discipline, and desire these young men possesed. More so, these great tasks illustrated the fact that these young football players were true champions. hMR 099 CHEERLEADING CHAMPION Cheerleaders The 1987-88 cheerleading squads have overpowered the school with their unbelievable ability to promote school spirit. What they have lacked in age they have made up for in spirit, strength, and pride. They have earned a great deal of respect from the students and faculty for their capability to always push forward and achieve their goals. 122 099 SKI TEAM Swooshing down the slopes Do you remember those days when we got blankets of snow, when school was canceled and almost all after-school activities were called off? You were prob- ably snug as a bug in a rug at home while members of Hartland ' s ski team were out in the frigid weather, at- tempting to beat the odds that were against them. As a first year team, coached by Rich Kujala, Hartland did exceptionally well compared to the more experienced teams in their league. The boys placed 6th out of eight teams, while the girls placed 7th out of eight teams at the League competition. Their team will become stron- ger in years to come, because of the great talent of the underclassmen on the team. Some things our first year racers will never forget are: Fancy pants, flannels, June 9th, get loose, Rich, straddling gates, sing skis, deeking (DQ), Kirby piles, awesome muchachos and rockdogs. 9m Q£p123 GIRLS BASKETBALL Bouncing to Success 12-. Q9P Led by captains Sandy Smith and Bon- nie Kittle (The Twin Towers), the 1987 girls basketball team had a fairly success- ful season. Coached by Don Benham, the girls placed 4th in the KVC with a 5-5 record, and a 12-11 record over all. Beat- ing Pinckney 54-43, and taking first place in districts were not the only highlights of the season. The girls season was at a peak when Hartland ' s hungry archrivals, the Brighton Bulldogs, came to contend with the mighty Eagles. Prior to the game, the Dogs chanted KVC in the locker- oom, and pounded on the lockers. But as the game came to a close the Dogs be- came silent, as Hartland trounced upon them 55-46. 099 BASKETBALL The Hartland hoopsters displayed a lot of talent this season, however, the odds just were not in their court. The Varsity ' s effort and dedication was often present during the first half, however, the situation changed as they approached the fourth quarter and their strategy fell apart. This hard working team should have won more games, several of them were close. Williamston was a prime example, as they lost by only one point. However, despite their record, we can give them credit for their two victories against Lake Fenton. The junior Varsity ' s record was similar to the varsity ' s but they won a few more games. The talent was there, but we just couldn ' t put it together, commented, captain, Phil Sandula. He further added, The cheering from the fans really helped and boosted our efforts. The Freshmen team, came out with the most victorious season. 1.26 999 Shooting for the Hoop PF f y s ■ if _ m Ki ' M — ;■-,,,,„„..■ B BS888HBSbSSS ■• ; ' «. . ■■■■ ' ■-. [30M1 QSP 127 Volleyball □ Q The bumpers and spikers of the 87-88 season gave a valiant effort. Even though their season didn ' t ap- pear to be very optimistic. The teams morale sustained and the guidance from their fearless leaders gave them energy and spirit to return and play another day. Team members had to adjust to coaching changes as the season began. Former J.V. coach Estelle Sweeten was elevated to the Varsity position and was replaced by Pam Sample as J.V. coach. Despite the seasons results and adjustments, the sea- son brought new and exciting experience and friendships for team members while enjoying the sport they love. 999129 Wrestling Eagle ride Selling like a big dog! i3o Q99 Led by team captains Craig Chanavier, Pat Neiswinter, and Tom Neu, the Hartland Highs School Wrestling team had a fine season. Motivated by the new coaching techniques of Bill Cain and assistant coach Todd Darling, the team has shown outstanding improvement. Being a young team, the season got off to a slow start but finished strong with a 3rd place trophy at the Dexter Invitational, nine wrestlers qualified for the District Tournament, and four competed in the Regional Tournament at Clio. Craig C„ Tom N., and Dave P. qualified for the Class A State Tournament at the Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek. This years team standouts included: Senior captain Craig Chanavier, undefeated at 105 lbs. at the present time, boasting a 31-0 record and becoming the first Hartland wrestler to hold the title of KVC Champion 3 consecutive years. Junior Captain Tom Neu capturing his 1st KVC Cham- pionship at 138 lbs. with a 42-7 record. Senior captain Pat Neiswinter demonstrating his exceptional all-around athletic ability by becoming a Regional qualifier sprouting a 25-12 record at 198 lbs. and Junior Dave Prain muscling his way to become runner-up in the conference at 145 lbs. with a 25-17 record. Criag C, Tom N., and coach Bill Cain are the only three Hartland Wrestlers ever to be selected for the Flint Area All-Stars Wrestling Team. Underclass Hopefuls for next year include: Tom Neu, Dave Prain, Maurice Connelly, Steve Robinson, Todd Cheney, Marty Gross, Chad Frazier, and Chad Brennan. Pain is temporary, pride is forever mm k. «■■ Todd violates a former State Champ Tom ' s quest for Conference Champ 99p Hockey leers Slip 132 qap The hockey team had a bad start this season due to several players being injured. After all were healed, the team came back to win six out of their last eight games. Even with the bad start the team displayed much enthu- siasm and team spirit, and had an excellent following by a group of loyal fans. Eagles Take Shelander The Varsity Softball team didn ' t do as well as expected last year. They had high hopes of winning both the KVC Championship, and the Shelander tournament. The South Lyon Lions ruined the Ea- gles hopes of capturing the KVC title, however they did take first place at the Shelander tournament. ft Q9P BASEBALL Eagles Go up In Smoke ■ v B .. mum ■wupwiif ppis pjppw ' ■ -v«U V ' ,■ ' ■■■ ' : ■ ;:: •;;■:■ -W ' V. ' . k The Hartland Varsity Baseball team, coached by Dan Mishler and Greg Cooley didn ' t have as good a season as expect- ed last year. Despite the mistakes, they did beat a team ranked 6th in the state, which was Our Lady of Waterford. The J.V. had a very fine year by finishing 17-8 overall and 6-6 in league play. The Fresh- man finished with a 9-13-1 record. The team didn ' t play too bad, but the mis- takes they made were big and cost a lot. — Coach Mishler 222 al Boys Gymnastics ' Gymnasts ' Fly High The Boys ' Gymnastics team did not fare too well during the regular season, but went out on a high note, placing 5th at the state meet. The team was led by the three all-around performers: Paul Murray, Ken Schillinger and team captain Mark Yount. Paul Murray placed 4th at the state meet in all-around, and was in the finals on high-bar and floor. Ken Schillinger placed 6th all-around at the state meet. Girls Gymnastics A Young But Mighty Even though the team was mostly freshmen this sea- son, the girls gymnastics team did quite well. Three quarters of the way through the season, with six meets left to go, their record was 8 wins and 3 losses. The team was lead by new coaches this year, Nancy Hanes, and Charlie Deer. The captains were Susie Gregory and Laura Gordinear. % ' .3!KS ' ,A ? Girls ' Tennis Team wins Hartland Tournament r • i m . 0Ss j ss The 1987 varsity girls tennis team had a mediocre sea- son, as their final record was 6-8. Twenty-five girls went out for the team in August, and only eleven made it. Of those eleven, the most valuable player award went to Michelle Gilga, who won the K.V.C. third singles position. Heidi Helquist and Wendi Gallagher also took first place at the third doubles flight. 990 JEjf BOYS TENNIS Netters ' Serve-up 8 victories The 1987 Boys ' tennis team had high hopes for the season with 7 returning lettermen and 8 Seniors. They started out strong, winning 5 out of their first 6 matches. By the end of the season they ended up 4- 6 in the league and 8-7 overall. One of the big highlights of the season, was when they placed 3rd at regionals out of 10 teams. TRACK Flying Eagles Rising High Hartland Tracksters had a fine season, for the boys set many new records and the girls continued their strong performance from previous years. We had many state qualifiers and performed well at conference and regionals. P SvWT ' ' - , A ' ' ' tT r ' %0 i4o Q56 5 « TO ft EQUESTRIAN Equestrian Trots On Hartland was represented by an outstanding Equestrian team this year. They worked very hard and did very well. The team was able to finish 4th overall in Livingston County at the end of the season. The team wishes to thank Mr. Goniea who took pictures at all the meets and say goodbye to their coach, Mrs. Irland, who is retiring this year. VARSITY FOOTBALL AHUM BiSTLUfl £fe HABTLAMD tfe UHUW - . ' -nun _ UTOj ura ___ im an J Hartland Opponent 8 Avondale 21 20 Milford 6 Lakeland 18 8 Brighton 7 28 Portland 8 1 1 Novi 14 21 South Lyon 8 Woodhaven 28 16 Fowlerville 20 Front Row: John Bulloch, Mike Batten, Dan Bender, Brett House, Kirk Evenson, JeftGajor, Tom Neu, Robby Vought. 2nd Row: Scott O ' Rourke, Tim Brunner, Mike Hartzler, Eliot Johnson, Conrad Ferguson, Rob Cox, (Capt) Glen Borkowski, (Capt) Pat Neiswinter, Mark Scherler. 3rd Row: Tom Riley, Eric Stevens, Dave Lloyd, Ben Wold, (Capt) Todd Krause, Shane Kulchyski, Kevin Wright, Greg McNutt, Chris Whisman. 4th Row: Jim Shantz, Cory Byfield, Bob Zurawski, Mark Paul, Matt Ciesielski, Jason McCoy, Chris Skinner, Mike Thompson. Back Row: (mgr) Tammy Schultz, (mgr) Stephanie Acton, (coach) Mr. Scherler, (coach) Mr. Capra, (coach) Mr. Barbieri, Stan Cooke, Wade Smith, Joe Huhn, Joe Waske VARSITY CHEERLEADING (FALL) D.C.A. 1st Oakland-Macomb 10th Silverdome 1st Front Row: (capt) Ann Osiwala, (capt) Jennifer DeVergilio, Angela Del Vecchio, Paula Duncan. Back Row: Lana Wilson, Kara Zech, Suzie Cox, Stacy Newbold, Angie Kellogg, (coachO, Mrs. Barbieri Q99 Varsity Girls ' Basketball Front Row: Cheryl Wagner, Kathy Shelp, Shelly Gordinear, Stacey Knapp, 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Benham, Dawn Pretty. Lori Pleiness, Stephanie Hirchert, (capt.) Sandy Smith, (capt.) Bonnie Kittle, Alyssa Kotz HHS Opp 42 Millord 57 55 Brighton 46 54 Lakeland 38 60 Novi 44 47 Brighton 58 46 South 49 29 South 44 Lyon Lyon 51 Linden 22 38 Howell 33 54 Pickney 43 43 Milford 48 38 Lakeland 25 46 Flint 69 47 Nov! 37 Beacher Front Row: Tom Zarosley, Mike Czop, Neil Turner, Jason King, 2nd Row: (capt.) Doug Sefcik, Matt Haas, Tim Marciniak, Joel Allmand, Ethan Hawker, Brian O ' Donnell, 3rd Row: (asst. coach) Mr. Patterson. Gordie Burr, Steve Hinkle, Derek McKenzie, Doug Motfat. Ethan Clarke, Doug Urbanski. (coach) Mr, Taylor Hartland Pre KVC Pinckney Inv. Hartland Inv. KVC Final State Regional State Finals 1st 5th 4th 1st 2nd 17th 999 i4. GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL Hartland Opponent 57 Milford 21 29 Lakeland 15 43 Brighton 41 32 South Lyon 50 45 Howell 33 34 Milford 32 34 Lakeland 38 59 Novi 13 42 Brighton 35 26 Novi 13 42 South Lyon 53 Front Row: Tammy Cremeans, Jill Gregory, Noelle Rico, Stacie Hansen, Melanie Klebba, Jennifer Larsen, 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Doerr, Alicia Darling, Kristy Meek, Elisa Zimmer, Jeannie Bonner, Kim Loomis GIRLS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Hartland Opponent 20 Milford 39 26 Howell 25 28 Lakeland 22 43 Howell 20 26 Novi 37 25 Milford 35 36 Howell 22 23 L t eland 24 23 So.. Lyon 24 42 Novi 31 099 Front Row: (mgr)Chrissy Pistolesi, Pam Williams, Marlene Relyin, Sylvia John- ston, Tina Plewka, (coach) Val Jones, Jeannie Bonner, Dawn Genei, Stacy Hoffman, Debbie Moore, (mgr) Shelly Wozniak J.V. FOOTBALL i MZ ' ti ' z tezamMs tmxs m Hartland Opp 9 Avondale 13 18 Milford 26 Lakeland 6 8 Brighton 31 22 Portland 16 Novi 20 South Lyon 11 20 Woodhaven 22 Fowlerville 14 Front Row: M. Remsing, S. Wade, J. Nutting, C. Curry, L. Savitskie, C. Myers, M. Gross. 2nd Row: S. Kelley, R. Ministrelli, R. Eavou, B. Shearer, B. Boland, C. Harrison, C. Harvey. 3rd Row: J. Colliton, J. Oslin, P. Sandula, C. Minneker, S. Gilroy, J. Miller, T. Soja. 4th Row: T. Morse, T. Cheney, C. Borkowski, M. Dodson, K. Krause, D. Spamer, P. Skaggs. Back Row: (mgr) L. Ferguson, (mgr) R. DesAutel, (mgr) K. Reiland. (mgr) T. Schultz, (coach) Mr. Mandolia. Absent: (coach) Mr. Cain FRESHMAN FOOTBALL % ir ■ . ' „. i i — fr-K.ixr iiu ■bfaiai o meat m «r «r«rwv y-c_ n Hartland Opp 8 Brighton 20 26 Milford 16 28 Lakeland 24 6 Brighton 20 28 Portland 16 26 Novi 12 21 South Lyon 12 Howell 20 21 Fowlerville 14 Front Row: B. McKenzie, C. Decator, E. Pogrmich, A. Hegle, C. Macklin, J. Ministrelli, C. Hsu, M. Fenn. 2nd Row: J. Wright, J. Gregory, C. Frazier, T. Radikin, R. Bennett, B. Wilson, J. Cox, (mgr) L. Kleban. 3rd Row: J. Taylor, C. Balow, R. VanHeyningen, C. Brennan, D. Hallock, S. Lynch, J. Fellows, (mgr) B. Essenburg. 4th Row: I. Powell, J. Borys, G. Kurpinski, J. Armstrong, J. Dehanke, C. Johnson, J. Stern, (mgr) L. Lucas. Back Row: (coach) Mr. Nutting, P. Steele, J. Banks, S. Rupp, M. LaPree, D. Spangler, F. Lindsey, (coach) Mr. Riney, (coach) Mr. Krause EQUESTRIAN Tournament 1 2 3 overall Place 3rd 2nd 4th 4th Front Row: D. Mantela, D. Kennedy, K. Bertrand, A. Goniea, J. Shook, K. Faust, M. Hardy, M. Moreau, H. Sitko QQ9 14 s J.V. CHEERLEADERS (FALL) Front Row: Robin Franks, Michelle Kraynak, Traci Fritch, Reva Reedy. 2nd Row: Colleen Scheffler, Tara Kalis, Becky Kelbert, Cindy Dewar, (coach) Mrs. Barbieri. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS (FALL) Front Row: Melissa Maxwell, Erin Houlroyd. 2nd Row: Amy Wanko, Michelle Bruso, Angella Livingston. 3rd Row: Heather Trosper, Tiffany Lamont, Lorelei Trosper. GIRLS GYMNASTICS w Mason 5th E.M.U w Haslett w Ionia 5th Midland Inv. L N. Farmington w Farmington L Tecumsea w Kimb. Harris L St. John w Perry 7th Freeland 2nd Conf. Haslett 9th Regionals %H Front Row: Susie Gregor Lisa Templin, Lisa Moilanen, Noelle Carroll, Laura Gordinear. 2nd Row: Jeannie Yount. Kara Nowland. Kristie Piner. 3rd Row: Debbie Ryan, C .ne Schaller, Jill Gregory, Nancy Hanes, Kathy Drotos, Karen Schillinger. 16 W BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Hartland Opponent 23 Milford ' AV. 1st Byron Inv. 23 Lakeland 32 19 Brighton 42 1st Chesaning Inv. 1st Holly Inv. 15 Clarkston 48 1st Petoskey 22 Novi 40 15 Howell 44 15 South Lyon 50 1st Mason Inv 1st A. A. Pioneer 16 Pinckney 4b 1st Conference 1st Regionals 5th State Front Row: (mgr) J. Crompton, M. Green, S. Urbanski, J. Lander, M. Sleeman, W. Browder, S. Dix, J. Ruzinsky, (coach) Mr. Eichler. 2nd Row: (mgr) C. Lawson, (mgr) S. Adams, D. Zimmer, C. Wades, S. Queen, J. Auld, M. Boguth, T. Hawker, B. Flowers, T. Gruber GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Hartlanc Opp 41 Milford 19 2nd Byron Inv. 29 Lakeland 26 46 Brighton 16 3rd Chesaning Inv 8th Holly Inv. 49 Clarkston 19 26 Novi 29 38 South Lyon 22 8th Mason Inv. 12th A. A. Pioneer 6th Williamston 25 Pinckney 30 5th Conference 5th Regionals Front Row: (mgr) J. Crompton, M. Cinader. L. Buehler, S. Anderson, T. Buehler, K. Bentley, S. Potter. 2nd Row: (mgr) C. Lawson, (mgr) S. Adams, J. Kohls, M. Maxwell, C Anderson, L. Bantle, M. Conway, K. Newcomb, K. Green, (coach) Mr. Eichler BOYS GYMNASTICS Hartland Opponent L Huron W L Ionia W L A.A. Pioneer W L Lansing w L Notre Dame W L Ypsilanti W L Huron Inv. W Front Row: M. Yount, C. Chanavier, S. Kasabasic. 2nd Row: P. Murray, (coach) Mr. Mills, K. Schillinger GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Hartland Opp. 7 WiUiamston 1 Milford 6 6 Lakeland 1 1 Novi 6 4 Clarkston 3 1 Chelsea 6 3 Brighton 4 6 Howell 1 4 Pinckney 3 1 Milford 6 7 Lakeland 1 Novi 6 1 Hartland Inv 6 3 Howell 4 Front Row: Melissa Potts, Kellie Masuch, Deena Carpenter, Michelle Gliga, Heidi Helquist, Wendi Gallagher. 2nd Row: (coach) Mrs. Jagdfeld, Donna Andrade, Moira Gaul, Shana Hubbs, Cassie Cabaj, Karianne Wiger, (mgr) Anne Wilczak, (mgr) Nicole Battjes. GIRLS J.V. TENNIS Front Row: Julie Morley, Michelle Skinner, Jenny Mathews, Ginger Ruona, Lesa Hark, Jenny Mathews, Katrina Savitskie, Michelle. 2nd Row: (mgr) Leona Walker, Christy Nehro, Jill Bruzek, Cindy Kipley, Jessica Nehro, Cindy Schaffer, (mgr) Michelle Riffle, (coach) Mr. Evenson. HOCKEY Hartland 3 Lathrup 4 E. Lansing Davison 6 Dexter Howell 2 Milford 4 Brighton 5 Kearsley 2 South Lyon 2nd Christmas Tour 1 Lakeland 2 Lathrup 6 Milford 8 Linden 6 Howell 3 Brighton 3 Fenton 1 South Lyon 5 Dexter 2 Lakeland Front Row: Matt Upon, Tom Morse, Jason King, Brian Eavou, Jeff Lander, Adam Ryan, Mike McLean, (capt) Adam Carroll. 2nd Row: (mgr) Stephanie Action, Darrell Templeton, Derek McKenzie, Rob Bennett, Mark Paul, (capt) Todd Krause, Joe Armstrong, Bill Sneath, (capt) Tim Carr, Jason Thompson, (coach) Mr. Vangel, Absent: (mgr) Shelly Gordinear. 148 999 _ VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Jessica Evers, (capt) Christie Aown, Stacey Knapp, Janice Newberry, Heather Lampe. Shelly Allen. 2nd Row: (mgr) Terri Sprague, Melissa Potts, Kristy Meek, Lori Pleiness, (capt) Laura Cheney, Dawn Kennedy, Pam Viviano. 3rd Row: (coach) Ms. Sweeten, (mgr) Nicole Ascherl, Amy Wesley, Sandy Smith, Kim Green, (mgr) Diana Walker, (mgr) Shana Herzinger. J.V. VOLLEYBALL L Goodrich w Carman Ainsworth L Brighton L Pinckney L Brandon w Fowlerville w Novi w South Lyon w Howell L Brandon Kettering w Milford w Lakeland w Bryon w Clarencevllte w Lake Fenton Front Row: Beth Boloyan, Laura Vantiem, Laura Beres. 2nd Row: Heidi Wold, Jennifer Colegrove, Missy Acton, Keri Bittner, Tanya Cook. 3rd Row: (mgr) Krista Lloyd, (mgr) Marcia Hardy, Katrina Savitskie, Valerie Shepherd. Charnise Perdue, Kim Plewka. Alicia Darling, (coach) Pam Sample. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL Howell South Lyon L Novi L Brandon Lk. Orion w South Lyon L Howell w Milford w Lakeland w Byron L Brandon Creary Front Row: Dena Jozwiak, Shelly Wozniak, Michele Brandt, Debbie Moore. 2nd Row: (coach) Ms. Whittle, Liz Ferguson, Tricia Burt, Carrie Wright. Laurel Bakos. Q8P BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Opp. 44 Linden 52 Brandon 46 Miltord 33 Fenton 61 Lakeland 83 43 Pinckney 61 Brighton 66 Lake Fenton 41 Novi 67 South Lyon 56 Lake Fenton 53 Howell 43 Williamston 81 64 Miltord 58 56 Fowlerville 58 Lakeland 55 Brighton 57 Novi 36 South Lyon 53 36 Howell Front Row: Brad Patton, Brett Flowers, John Murphy, Rusty Becker, Jason Kleve, Mike Batten. 2nd Row: Dan Smith, Marshall Vinson, Mike Hanna, Kyle Clark, Mark Scherler, Rob Jellison, (coach) Mr. McAllister. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL Hartland Opp 52 Linden 59 43 Bandon 49 42 Miltord 54 24 Fenton 80 55 Lakeland 60 36 Pinckney 56 46 Brighton 85 49 Lake Fenton 45 66 Novi 32 32 South Lyon 69 47 Lake Fenton 44 35 Howell 66 52 Williamston 22 48 Miltord 54 50 Fowlerville 69 43 Lakeland 44 56 Brighton 57 36 Novi 39 52 South Lyon 59 52 Howell 77 ■H — — - Front Row: Brad Lange, Mike Czop, Kyle Tait, Chad Myers, Ethan Hawker, John Miller, (mgr) Stephanie Herchert. 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Myers, Rob Gordon, Dan Smith, Tim Zimkiewicz, Kris Krause, Dan Bruzek. Brad Boland, Dave Spamer, (mgr) Alyssa Kotz, (mgr) Erika Painter. BOYS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Hartland Opp. 45 Linden 49 36 Miltord 48 34 Lakeland 27 54 Brighton 61 38 Williamston 34 24 Fenton ■ 44 55 Novi 41 60 Lake Fenton 28 51 South Lyon 27 31 Hwoell 29 59 Miltord 73 32 58 40 34 Brighton 51 Novi 44 South Lyon 33 50 Howell 35 24 Williamston 68 Front Row: (mgr) Tina Schultz, Brian Orme, Charlie Decator, Scott Lynch, Shawn Urbanski, Cary Hsu, Chris Maas, Brian Measel, (mgr) Tammy Schultz. 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Mendolia, Andy Hegle, Damon Veres, Chris Balow, Derek Spangler, Tim Marciniak, Ryan Gutridge, Chris Macklin, Dave Brower. 10 W GIRLS TRACK Hartland L Kettering W Pinckney L Miltord W Lakeland w Williamston L South Lyon L Brighton L Clarkston W Fowlerville W Novi W Linden W Howell Front Row: D. Madden, P. Gill, S. Allen, L. Bantle, N. Rico, S. Anderson, T. Buehler, M. Denton, W. Miles, D. Cambell. 2nd Row: C. Lawson, H. Lampe, K. Green, K. Mathews, Mr. Knott, S. Heard, D. Beauchamp, K. Gutridge, C. Anderson, T. Adams, T. Kemper, L. Buehler, M. Cinader 3rd Row: M. Evenson, E. Painter, A. Kotz, S. ODonnell, M. Riffle, C. Scheffler, S. Riffle, K. Meek, A. Darling, L. Nussle, S. Potter. 4th Row: S. Adams, (coach) Mrs. Melancon, K. Hackett, C. Wagner, T. Lauinger, J. Meissner, M. Andrade, L. Green, S. Rentola, S. Houle, M Conway C Perdue, (coach) Mr. Eichler, M. Lewek. WRESTLING 15 Miltord 53 18 27 Lk Fenton Fenton 55 37 27 22 Lakeland Northern 42 44 28 Davison 37 5th Durand Tour Hartland Inv. 27 Harper Creek 47 45 45 Brighton Byron Clio Inv. Durand Inv. 22 30 22 Novi Lk Fenton Inv. 44 28 South Lyon 37 3rd Dexter Inv 27 Howell 42 5th Conference Front Row: (mgr) Colleen Chanavier, Jeff Cox, Erik Pagrmich, John Burley, Steve Robinson, Maurice Connelly, (capt) Craig Chanavier, (capt) Tom Neu, (mgr) Kathy Kubik. 2nd Row: Dave Prain, Jim Shantz, Pat Hulswitt, Brady Perdue, Todd Cheney, Randy Eavou, Shane Clemens, Matt Remsing, (coach) Mr. Cain. Opp. Lathrup Brighton Southfield E. Lansing Detroit C.C. Front Row: Scott Carpenter, Dan Lee, Chad Cooper, Dustin Sinclair, Megan Painter, Julia Morley. 2nd Row: Jenn Taylor, Janet Tierney, Brett Hammond, Brad Cooper, Kellie Masuch, Shannon Kulchyski, Kristi Francek. 3rd Row: Kristin Marttila, Dana Leja, Ethan Clarke, Tom Radikin, Andy Metz, Mike Morley, (capt) Brian O ' Donnell, Martin Shelata, (coach) Rich Kujula. VARSITY SOFTBALL Har land Opp 1 3 Milford 5 7 Milford 3 7 Lakeland 3 4 Lakeland 1 4 Byron 3 9 Byron 8 18 Novi 8 2 Novi 3 12 Howell 1 10 Howell South Lyon 2 1 South Lyon 4 Front Row: (coach) Mr. Pawleski, M. McNamera, S. Knapp. D. Walker, A. Knapp, C. Jones. 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Barbieri K Swierbz S Acton. J. Rodocker, B. Kittle, S. Smith, A. Cartwright, C. Aown. S. Gordinear.(coach) Mr. Peters J.V. SOFTBALL Hartland Opp 27 Milford 16 23 Milford 34 14 Lakeland 13 18 Lakeland 4 28 Brighton 9 13 Brighton 10 13 Novi 8 29 Novi 7 6 South Lyon 8 7 South Lyon 6 11 Howell 1 9 Howell 8 Front Row: K. Francek, M. Nothaft, S. Gregory, L. Gordinear. L. Henning, L. Pleiness, M. Novak, J. Newberry. 2nd Row: J. Johnston, J. Wanko, K. Manilla, C. Peters, A. Snyder, K. Dombrowsky, V. Shepard, D. Mantella, (coach) Ms. Sweeten FRESHMAN SOFTBALL Opp 27 South Lyon 7 3 South Lyon 2 22 Novi 3 17 South Lyon 20 22 South Lyon 8 17 Novi 7 999 Front Row: L. Muzic, A. Woodward, C. Johnson, K. Bittner, E. Parker. L. Beres. 2nd Row: (coach) M. Fenn, B. DesAutel. E. Zimmer, M. Nurmikko, M. Acton, J. Colegrove, T. Kushner. (coach) Ms. Jones VARSITY BASEBALL Hartland Opponent 6 Milford 2 6 Milford 17 6 Lakeland 11 3 Lakeland 7 6 Brighton 4 5 Brighton 8 Brighton 11 6 Novi 7 Novi 4 8 South Lyon 1 12 South Lyon 1 6 Howell 2 4 Howell 3 Front Row: (mgr) Melissa Potts, Jeff Brunner, Dennis Wood, Wayne Macklin, Karl Ostrander, Jeff Vadasz, Jeff Wanko, (mgr) Denise Siemen. 2nd Row: Aaron Wright, Ben Law. Dave Veres, Matt Faust, Brad Hagen, Conrad Ferguson. Steve Gostlin, Scott DesAutel, Jason McKenzie. Chris Hagen, (coach) Mr. Mishler, (mgr) Shana Hubbs J.V. BASEBALL Hartland Opponent 3 Milford 1 6 Milford 3 Lakeland 1 6 Lakeland 9 7 Brighton 5 11 Brighton 9 15 Novi 13 5 Novi 3 7 South Lyon 8 2 South Lyon 11 5 Howell 8 4 Howell 1 Front Row: Tim Brunner, Brett House, Joe Paweski, Tony Montrose. Ken Schillinger, Scott O ' rourke, Joe Matonic, 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Mandolia, Steve Hinkle, Cory Byfield. Matt Brower, Jeff Gajor, Dan Smith, Greg Hubner, Derek McKenzie, (coach) Mr. Yarbrough FRESHMAN BASEBALL Hartland Opponent 13 South Lyon 1 2 South Lyon 3 Brighton 19 2 Brighton 15 6 Howell 16 6 Howell 5 5 Novi 4 Novi 12 12 South Lyon 10 7 South Lyon 8 Brighton 15 Brighton 10 4 Howell 13 7 Howell 10 1 Novi 12 Front Row: Shane Clemens, Brian Shearer, Scott Langohr, Tom Morse. Chris Ryan. Dan Huhn. Jon McKay, Eric Lutz, 2nd Row: (coach) Mr. Cowan, Keith Christensen, Andrew Franklin, Rob Gordon, Todd Cheney, Brad Boland, Will Cartwright, Scott Kelley, John Cipolla 099 Hartland Opponent 70 Pinckney 53 70 Fenton 55 75 Milford 62 67 Williamston 20 22 Lakeland 115 55 South Lyon 73 70 Brighton 67 51 Clarkston 86 Fowlerville Novi Linden Howell Front Row: B. Rose, J- Colliton. T. Soja, S. Wade, S. Dix, A. Ryan, M. Sleeman, B. Browder, P. Meister, R. Ministrelli. 2nd Row: M. Connelly, B. Laier, J. Lander, S. Cooke, R. Allison, D. Kuhn, K. Evenson, M. Batten, B. Flowers, E. Stevens, 3rd Row: A. Kortge. R. Vought, C. Harrison, G. Graves, J. Torvinen, M. Boguth, B. Dix, C. Cook. S. Queen, 4th Row: C. Harvey, J. Jellison, J. Miller, C. Wades, D. Davenport, D. Spamer, C. Borkowski, C. Minneker. B, Bulloch, 5th Row: (coach) Mr. Riney, D. Zimmer, J. Miller, J. Manier, J. Waske, M. Scherler, J. Auld, D. Bruzek, T. Zimkiewicz. G. Borkowski, (coach) Mr. Cannert BOYS VARSITY TENNIS Hartland 5 1 Pinckney Milford Opponent 2 7 7 Lakeland 1 7 Goodrich 3 Novi 5 3 Chelsea 7 2 3 Brighton Howell 6 5 2 Williamston 5 Milford 8 8 Lakeland 6 Novi 2 6 1 2 Pinckney Brighton Howell 7 6 Front Row: (mgr) Kathy Povolo, Dave Rychlick, Wade McFarland, Mike Bailey, Brett Cornell, Brandon Stallard, Joe Bogan, (coach) Mrs. Jagfeld. 2nd Row: Rony Leeberman, Brian Clark, Jim Thompson, (capt) Andy Gaul, (capt) Bob Chunn, Jon Rimoux BOYSJ.V. TENNIS Hartland Opponent 8 Pinckney 5 Milford 3 4 Lakeland 6 Novi 2 6 Howell 2 3 Brighton 5 3 Novi 1 3 Howell 2 7 Milford 1 4 Pinckney 3 Brighton 8 Front Row: Scott Cornell, Al Coleman. Brad Cooper, Brad Lange, Scott Carpenter, Jason King, 2nd Row: (mgr) Deena Carpenter, Phil Sandula, Doug Moffat. Bob Bowman, Todd Dziobak, MikeCzop, Howard Bertrand. Dan Bender, (mgr) Jessy Nehro, (mgr) Ami Sroka, 3rd Row: (coach) Scott Evenson, Mark McCracken. Matt Bennett, Joe Scheib. Kris Krause, Joel Allmand. John Povolo, John Sandula, (mgr) Christy Nehro 099 VARSITY CHEERLEADING (WINTER) Front Row: Angela DelVecchio, Jennifer DeVergilio, Angie Kellogg. 2nd Row: Lana Wilson, Ann Osiwala, Kara Zech. 3rd Row: Paula Duncan, Stacy Newbold, Suzie Cox. J.V. CHEERLEADING (WINTER) Front Row: Michelle Kraynak, Jami Saroli, Robin Franks, Reva Reedy, Jenny Redick, Amy Wanko. 2nd Row: Colleen Scheffler, Heather Trosper, Traci Fritch, Angella Livingston, Becky Kelbert, Cindy Dewar. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADING (WINTER) ti %j gg tfi 7 ™ T ' , Front Row: Sylvia Johnston, Lori Terry. 2nd Row: Erin Cartwright, Michelle Bruso, Carrie King. 3rd Row: Tiffany Lamont, Lorelei Tr osper, Lisa Klassen. 999 1988 Olympic Games 999 The Olympic dream. Many amateur athletes will attempt to reach the ultimate goal of being a competitor in the 1980 Olympic Games, but only a chosen few earn the eminent status. If they succeed, in achieving their goals they will receive the gold. This year, the Winter Olympics were held in Calgery, Canada, and the Summer Olympics will be held in Seoul, South Korea. ■ ' -. Jf; 156 Q8P CLUBS DECA Front Row: K. Savitskie, M. Nothaft. B. Lange, S. Langohr, D. Ryan, D. Koppen, P. Bryant, W. Lowery, Mr. Beebe, J. Teschker, D. Veres, B. Sweet, K. Vickers, K. Butler, S. Han- son, Back: J. Huntley, M. Maxwell, N. Liberty, T. Petik. G. Strumberger. C. Hart, K. Baril, D. Brower, S. Rentola, D. Otrompke, J. Butler, P. Zach, J. Sweetman, S. Wozniak, J. Burley, D. Benkarsky, J. Walker VARSITY CLUB Front Row: J- Taylor, L Cheney. S. Poller. A Osiwala. J. DeVergilio. L Chupinsky, 2nd Row: S Rentola. P. Viviano. D Kennedy. L Nussle. M. Potts. M. Maxwell. 3rd Row: J Tierney. K Meek, J Newberry. P Neiswinter. Mrs. Jagdfeld. S Gordin- ear. K. Wiger. C. Bytield. J- Teschker, 4th Row: A. Callan. C. Aown. K. Francek, E. Johnson, M. Cie- sielski, J. Miller. H. Helquist. W. Gallagher. R Vought. 5th Row: K Evenson, S Knapp. S Greg- ory, T Carr. G. Borkowski, T. Krause. B. Zurawski, M. Gross, C. Borkowski. 6th Row: S. Cooke, S. Acton. A. Knapp, J Bruzek. K. Newcomb. M Gaul. 7th Row: E. Painter. S. Hirchert. A. Kotz. T. Bixby, C. Kipley. D. Andrade. 8th Row: D. Veres, M Bat- ten, M Hanna, M. Scherler. S. Smith. S Hubbs NEWSPAPER Front Row: E. Frazier, K. Clark, B. Wold, M. Batten, R. Jellison, K. Mart- tila, 2nd Row; Mrs. Faust, K. Francek, M. Maxwell, E. Johnson, J. Jones, E. Rosenberger, K. Evenson, J. New- berry, M. Canup, 3rd Row: K. Slee- man, J. Kniaz, R. McDowell, J. Faust, S. Hubbs, G. Dewar, T. Krause. J. Hager, J. Kleve 158 ?JP fl The Walt Disney Company Citizen Bee Front Row: A. Franklin, E. Rosen- berger, J. Miron, 2nd Row: D. Spamer, D. Glovak, B. Miller, A. Wesley, A. Law, J. Wilson, L Draper, B. Koehler, J. Porter, 3rd Row: R. Kumon, M. Prater, A. Kotz, M. Remsing, P. Patterson, S. Potter, H, Briston, M. Haas, N. Banks, 4th Row: C. Esbrook, L. Banks, J. Auld, J. Militzer, J. Rathje, J. Wright, Mr. Ringvelski, 5th Row: B. Draper, P. Neiswinter, J. Lander, J. Wilson Newcomers Front Row: S. Deter, C. Young, 2nd Row: L. Terry, K. Shelp, Mrs. Cotton, L. Forster, K. Wiger, L. Draper, K. Kowalewski, 3rd Row: T. Talmage, N. Steam, J. Steften Student Government Front Row: S. Anderson. K. Fran- cek, 2nd Row: C. Anderson, A. Osiwala. E. Houlroyd, C. Kubik, A. Keel, S. Pruitt, C. Manko, S. Greg- ory. J. Dehanke, N. Banks, A. Wilczak, 3rd Row: Mrs. Clark, S. McNally, M. Nothaft, 4th Row: C. Jones, M. Canup, M. Gaul, T. Kemper, J. Butler, S. Rentola, S. Acton, 5th Row: M. Hanna, K. Clark 5 15 The Walt Disney Company CLUBS Golden Harts Choir Front Row: J. Priestley, J. Porter, Miss Rowe, B. Kneebone, B. Essenburg, 2nd Row: H. Cresswell, K. Cobb, P. Skaggs, B. Mrozek, C. Mitchell, 3rd Row: J. Jones, P. Shaw, B. Tabor, M. McLean, K. Sleeman, A. Wilczak, J. Taylor Hartland High Choir Front Row: L. Banks, S. Galbraith. J, Priestley. C. Chanavier, H Campbell, J. Porter. P Scaggs. J Billing. R. Armstrong, A Bromm, R. Krey, A. Wilczak. M. Gaul. 2nd Row: C. Wagner. M Maxwell, S. Hansen. S O ' Donnell, R. Pawloski, J. Howard, K. Laitila, T. Oslin, B. Essenburg. S Fisher. L. Nussle, 3rd Row: Miss Rowe, K Savage. D Wilkin. L. Keelan. M Welshons, C Bryant. A. Wesley, J. Taylor. J. Wright, 4th Row: C Treesh. T Plewka, H. Lampe. H Cresswell. J. Kleve. B. Kneebone. P Shaw, M. McLean. B. Mrozek. C Sleeman. J. Tierney, J Jones, K. Lee Womens Ensemble Front Row: B. Cooper, A. Pilto, A. Rohland, K. Pilto, K. Knoop, 2nd Row: C. Holston. K. Lloyd, K. Coffin, C. Donihi, 3 rd Row: N. Jupin, J. Priestley, K. Cobb, Miss Rowe, M. Piggot, L. Draper, C Mitchell 3 1 The Walt Disney Company Clubs NHS Front Row: J Montes. A. Allen, J. Wilson, W Browder, R. Vought. M. Nothaft, A Sroka, D- Carpenter. J, DeVergilio, T. Pe- tik, K. Colbert, J. Miron. T, Rainson, J. Lander. 2nd Row: D Bender. M. Bennett. D. Kennedy, C. Jones. J. Porter. A. Gon- iea, S. Riffle, K. Savitskie. P. Ayres, C. Kipley. L. Lock. S. Potter. 3rd Row: Mrs. DelVero, R. Kumon. C. Gallatin, S. Hir- chert, A. Kotz. A. Wesley. K. Lander, J. Sobonya, A.Kortge. K. Cobb, K. Ber- trand, M. Connelly, A. Wilczak, P. Gill. 4th Row: C. Aown. J. Gajor, T. Lauinger, J. Auld. J. Bruzek. J. Faust. H. Louden. R. Becker. J. Manning, S. Queen, M. Brower, D. Urbanski, G Hubner 5th Row: J. Torvinen. B. Cornell, K. Schillinger, M Scherler. S. Smith, J. Heft. Yearbook Front Row: K. Newcomb, M. Canup, A. Keel, M. Turner, B. Cornell, P. Neiswinter, L. Chu- pinsky, S. Pruitt, T. Kemper, C. Manko. 2nd Row: J. Casey, D. Pretty, L. Templin, C. Aown, J. Tierney, S. Gordinear, A. Osiwala, J. Taylor. 3rd Row: K. Murtagh, A. Knapp, S. Rentola, C. Borst, S. Hanson, J. Tor- vinen, M. Ciesielski, Mr. Bes- sert, M. Novak, A. Callan, K. Schillinger, S. Cox, C Chana- vier, B. Boloyan. Drama Front Row: M. Willey. J. Benson, B. Koehler, E. Rosenberger. B. Wilson. T. Rainson, Elmo, J. Wilson, H. Graves. C. Clark, T. Rex, L. Banks, C. Mitchell, J. Billing. P. Patterson. 2nd Row: K. Laitila, J. Porter. H. Cresswell, D. Wilkin. J. Brown, A. Mihalek, D. Genei, M. Lewek, S. Riffle, A. Goniea. K. Savage. B. Knee- bone, S. Fisher. 3rd Row: L. Forester. L. Draper, A. Petrucci. K. Lander, K. Meissner, H. Campbell, T. Olson. A. Ron- land, M. Acton, A. Krispin, L. Green. A. Kortge. N. Banks, J. Wilson, C. Treesh. 4th Row: M. Baxter, K. Lee, A. Law, A. Wesley. S. Rentola, J. Wright, p. Shaw, D Zimmer, C Fleeman, A. Franklin, R. Ku- mon. B Draper, M. Shelata. Mr. Merrill. CLUBS Varsity Spanish Club Front Row: S. Riffle, S. Potter, N. Battjes, M. Nothaft, J. Miron, C. Aown, A. Callan, J. Tenaglia, C. Anderson, B. Sweet, K. Colbert, S. Allen, D. Wilkin, K. Horn 2nd Row: L. Green, C. Wagner, K. Williams, S. Gregory, L. Wilson, J. Montes, R. Whittaker, C. Clark, T. Lauinger, G. Rudd, C, Chanavier, J. Casey 3rd Row: D. Zimmer, C. Gallatin, T. Riley, M. Dean, B. Aldrich, S. Kowall, J. Lanave, M. Novak, C. Massolia, B. DeMaggio, D. An- drade, 4th Row: R. Becker, J. Manning, P. Neiswinter, J. Heft, K. Clark, J. Green, R. Kumon, J. Auld, Mr. Tex Giacobi, B. Sneath, T. Herzinger Varsity French Club Front Row: P. Neiswinter 2nd Row: J. Sweetman, D. Ferrett, L, Beres, L. Lock, G. Burr, J. DeVergilio, G. Fiebich, D. Leja, T. Laura, B. O ' Donnell, S. Hinkle, K. Wiger, D. Glovak, M. Brower 3rd Row: K. Colbert, L. Forster, A. Allen, S. Hubbs, J. Wilson, C. Mitchell, Mrs. Cooley, T. Rainson, K. Mathews, V. Shepherd. C. Esbrook, J. Scheer, J. Johnston 4th Row: M. Bennett, M. McCracken, J. Lander, K. Badge, J. Evers, H. Briston, K. Bentley, P. Viviano. A. Sroka, A. Piner, K. Savitskie, C. Nehro, J. Newberry, B. Flowers 5th Row: B. Sneath, J. Hager, K. Kowalewski, A. Wilczak, K. Crompton, M. Gaul, D. Kennedy, J. Porter, P. Shaw, M. Yount, A. Law, A. Wesley, S. Rentola, J. Wright, C. Page German Club Front Row: S. Kulchyski, C. Chan- avier, J. Cox, E. Linden, S. Adams, T. Sprague, N. Carroll. L. Clise, J. Sobonya, M. Cinader. D. Carpen- ter 2nd Row: C Francek, T. Buehler. R. Galbraith. A. Osiwala, B. Trocchio, C. Rakoczy, B. Wil- son, M. Scharf, T. Kushner, S. Her- zinger, M. Painter 3rd Row: Mr. Eichler, C. Lawson, J. Rathje, M. Sleeman, M. Prater, K. Cipa. R. Riedel. H. Weitkamp, M. Connelly, D. Davenport, A. Krispin. K. Loo- mis, J. Morley 4th Row: A. Kortge, M. Lewek, M. Fromm, N. Cal- laghan, J. Aldighieri, S. Carpenter, T. Plewka, D. Brower, R. Gutridge, C. Balow. A. Kotz, S. Hirchert, C. Vandeburg, B. Kielczewski 162 3 ' The Walt Disney Company French Honor Society ront Row: G. Hubner, A. Sroka, P. Gill, V. Shepherd, K. Lander 2nd ow: A. Rohland, D. Kennedy, A. Allen, T. Rainson, A. Wilczak, Mrs. ooley 3rd Row: M. Bennett, M. Brower, A. Law. K. Savitskie, A. Wesley th Row: J. Wilson, J. Porter 5th Row: M. Dunn, J. DeVergilio, L. Lock, D. ilovak Back Row:B. Flowers, A, Piner German Honor Society Front Row: L. Buehler, C. Lawson, K. Knoop, M. Mamolen 2nd Row: A. Kortge, M. Lewek, J. Sobonya, A. Goniea, Mr. Eichler 3rd Row: N. Callaghan, D. Carpenter, A. Kotz, S. Hirchert Back Row: R. Galbraith, L. Cheney, A. Osiwala, M. Connelly Spanish Honor Society Front Row: Mrs. Hellmuth 2nd Row: C. Jones, M. Allen, C. Aown, J. Tenaglia, M. Novak, A. Callan 3rd Row: J. Miron, K. Williams, J. Casey, A. Snyder, S. Riffle, S. Potter, W. Browder, C. Massolia, C. Chanavier 4th Row: T. Lauinger, R. Becker, J. Faust, K. Colbert, J. Manning, M. Nothaft, N. Battjes, A. Franklin, T. Ri- ley, D. Robson, C. Gallatin Back Row: J. Heft, J. Auld, R. Kumon.S. Queen, J. Ga- jor ie 1 The Walt Disney Company CLUBS J.V. French Club Front Row: M- Fenn, J. Ftedick, M. Murphy, S Selasky. J- Ruzinsky, L. McGowan. K. Parr. H Graves, E. Hawker, S, Hansen. S. O ' Donnell J. Colegrove. M. Bertello, L. Zuyus, 2nd Row: T. Psaros, S. Burdick, C. King. E. Gardm Hodge, J Yount, M, Adams, M Manarir Cartwright, J Lorenz. M. Kraynak. T. Fritch. A, Woodward, J. Sutton, C. Dewar. B. Kelbert T. Kalis. 3rd Row: H. Campbell. E. Davis. B Bowman, S, Wozniak, K, Remenar, J. Mat thews. R. Reedy. M Maxwell. K. Zech, S. Ka sabasic. C. Cooper, A, Kellogg, B, DesAulel C. Schaller. M Maas, 4lh Row: Mrs. Cooley. J Bonner, J. Larsen, IM. Banks, S. Newbold, C Frazier. A, Ryan. J. King. B, Miller. S. Drumm J, Verdun, 51h Row: C. Turner. J. Militzer, B Koehler. C. Perdue. H. Trosper, D. Dietz, L Trosper, A, Livingston. T. Dziobak. J. Cipolla K. Lorenz. D Moffat. M Czop. E. Coleman. B Essenburg. B. Meter. J.V. Spanish Club Front Row: J. Verdun. C. Donihi, L. Hark, R. Franks, C. Clark, T. Rex. J. Wilson, L. Dodd. C. Esbrook. T. Cannon, K. Coftin, C. Templin, C. Maas, 2nd Row: E Rosenburger, D. Veres, N. Turner, A Wanko. R Galuszka. M. Jaeger, A Woodward, K. Savitskie, J. Nehro. L. Kleban, E, Linden, E. Null, 3rd Row: M. Koski, M. Ki- pley, J. Ministrelli. M. Skinner. C. Kelley. D. Harris. K. Drotos. K. Schillinger. M. Cornell. S. Kowall. L. Mattioli. Mrs. Hellmuth, 4th Row: J. Stern, A. Petrucci. E. Zimmer, T. Zarosley, J. Herington. D Rogers, D- Loeffler. J Diponio, A. Franklin. M Normand. K. Krause, C. Flee- Pep CLub Front Row: D. Jennings, Mrs. Mad- den, A.Pilto, C. Bryant, T. Schultz, T. Lounsbury, 2nd Row: T. Lorenz, K. Reiland. T. Schultz, D. Walker, A. Allen, J. Miron, C, Reblin, K. Cwik, T. Plewka, B, Mrozek 164 !jP e The Wall Disney Company S.A.D.D Front Row: A. Coleman, D. Montgomery, E. Pogrmich, J. Ciot, M. Skinner, M. Bertetto, D. Swiney, S. Allen, Mr. Wilkin- son, S. Burdick, K. Lloyd, K. Coffin. 2nd Row: D. Seagraves, J. Schuman, J. Rodocker, L. Pleiness, S. Newmarch, B. Es- senburg, L. Dodd, L. Bakos, K. Zech, K. Drotos, D. Robb, N. Jupin. 3rd Row: M. Dodson, D. Jennings, C. Lanave, S. Perry, S. McGowan, D. Skinner, J. Lambert, C. Graves, P. Sparr, T. Fisher, D. Lanning, M. McKelvie. 4th Row: K. Nefsey, J. Grostic, R. Cybart, C. Skin- ner, D. Reingardt, K. Lang, M. McLean, Mr. Faulkenbury, C. Burns, Mr. Morley, B. Kolar- chick, J. Rose, C. Cwik. =: : ' AUTO CLUB Front Row: K. Faust, H. Harris, T. White, B. Kolarchick. 2nd Row: M. Lentz, S. Gorman. 3rd Row: C. Soja, S. Fiebich, B Magyari, B. Hall, T. Wilkinson J. Reese, L. DeMott, D. ODon- nell, S. Shahan, P. Tiano, E Huff, B. Rogers, M. Shelby, B Eavou, M. Lentz, D. Lloyd, B Ramierz, S. Bingham, R. Walk- er, R. Miles, R. Eno, G. McNutt E. Riggs, H. Evers, T. Carr, D McGowan, T. Allison, M. Paul D. Trahey, J. Gross, J. Krey Mr. Weston, Not Pictured: R Oats, S. Rathbun, G. Flanary. G. Vadasz. SKI CLUB Front Row: Ms. Melancon, Emmy Rosenberger, Todd Thompson, Mike Sleeman, Chris Curry, Aimee Woodward, Lori Lucas, Debbie Moore, Me- lissa Manarino. 2nd Row: Greg Rudd, Aaron Thomas, Chris Page, Mike Dean, Charnise Perdue, Elisa Zimmer, Rick Whittaker, Terry Herzinger, Mrs. Miller. «The Wall Disney Company ' - 3 CLUBS BAND Front Row: D James. B Wykes, D. Smith, M. Prater, M. Skinner. M. Houlroyd, J. Billing, B. Mrozek. C. Clark. C Skinner, J. Benson. A. Mihalek. 2nd Row: S. RiHIe. J. Priestley. K. Kelly. D. Hams, t Cresswell, S. English. M. Koski. T. Olson, L. McGowan. T. Rex, A. Allen. B. Koehler, J. Shook, K. Meissner. J. Mathews, E. Coleman. 3rd Row: A. Goniea, C. Reblin. D. Kemper. T. Lee. A. Krispin. Rainson, J. Johnston, M. Lewek, D. Ferrett, K. Wagnitz, K. Knoop, K. Jakobiak. E. McFarland. R. Armstrong. 4th Row: M. Bertetto. L. Holliday, M. McLean, M. Remenar, T. Thompson, C. Page, McFarland, J. Lanave. L. Forster, J. Gregory. T. Buehler. J. Wright, T. Brill. K. Cwik . 5th Row: E. Zimmer, H. Graves, T. Sitko. A. Kortge. P. Ayres. P. Shaw, T. Zarosley. H. Weitkamp. S. Fisher, f Thomas, D. Samborski, L. Frederick. B Bowman. R. Riedel. 6th Row: C. Treesh. E. Baier. W. Cartwright. K. Laitila. B. Kneebone. J. Meissner. K. Lee. T. Schultz. C. Brown. Flags: T Plewka. Bontekoe. M. Baxter. J Morley. J. Militzer. K. Lloyd. J- Scheer, A Richardson. L. Edmunds, T. Sprague, J. Brown. M. Martin, H. Vess. C. Bryant. T. Psaros. TAKING LEADERSHIP CLUB OFFICERS in m ' k. mffimm- ' ' ■} PEP CLUB Front Row: T. Lorenz. 2nd Row: Mrs. Mad- den, K. Reiland, J. Miron, T. Schultz. N.H.S. Front Row: J. Lander. 2nd Row: R. Kumon, Mrs. DelVero. 3rd Row: L. Lock, J. Faust. ' •V.V ' , ■• YEARBOOK Front Row: (Asst. Editor) Pat Neiswinter, (Editor in-Chief) Brett Cornell. 2nd Row: (Asst. Editor Shelly Gordinear, (Bus. Manager) Linda Chu- pinsky, (Exec. Secretary) Melissa Turner. The Wait Disney Company OFFICERS LEADERSHIP While flipping through a standard college dictionary, I found the definition of leadership. It read, Ability to lead, exert authority, etc. , but this word has many more aspects to it. I ' ve also found that numerous clubs in our school have demonstrated qualities of a leader. Along with a leader comes many responsibilities, including mak- ing changes, taking chances, and feeling confident with the deci- sions they have made. A leader does what he aspires without fear of rejection or being ridiculed. Many clubs in Hartland High have fulfilled roles as leaders. They have participated in helping with the Special Olympics, feeding hungry families during Christmastime, and donating blood for those in need. Though these are just a few of the many activities, there are many other exciting and necessary events students can take part in. Even if your best friend may not want to join the chess or stamp collectors club, as do you, be a leader and join the club that interests you. You might even look back and find a few friends following you! German Officers Front Row: N Callaghan. R. Riedel, 2nd Row: M. Prater. A. Kortge, M. Lewek. 3rd Row: A. Kotz. S. Hirchert, H. Weitkamp, J. Rathje. 4th Row: Mr, Eichler Spanish Club Officers J. Manning, S. Potter. K. Horn, T. Herzinger, M. Nothaft, S. Allen Student Gov ' t. Officers Front Row: K. Clark, 2nd Row: C. Anderson, T. Kemper, M. Novak 168 Kj 2684 Golf Club Howell, Ml. 546-1130 Reputation built on good food reasonable prices full menu carry-out available, -all major sporting events on 9 TV ' s S H Congratulations Wade! We are so proud! You have done it! We wish you all the best. Good luck in whatever you decide to do. Love, Dad, Mary, Dave, Erin rmmmtumh Jennifer Tenaglia, Thank you for bringing more love and kindness into our home — We have been blessed by having you with us. Your thoughtfulness, compassion and intelligence, are wonderful characteristics that we should all have. You will always be a success! Love you Tom and Rose Taylor Ik A IL Jennifer DeVergilio, May you experience throughout your lifetime the love, joy, and happiness that you have given everyone you touch. Our love forever Mom, Dad. and Sandy PHONE MESSAGE Outst anding! Finally.. Who did you bribe? Congratulations! Thought you ' d never make it. We ' re proud of you! Janet Tierney, Congratulations, a new life is just beginning. Cherish your high school memories. Lots of love to you Mom, Dad, Patrick, Anne, Jim, Dennis, Rene, Lynn, Art Congratulations to the class of Vv LI i 88 Dianes Dance Academy Graduating Class Heather King Jennifer Conaway Dawn Pretty Stevens Furniture David G. Drake Miller ' s Sport Shop The Village Florist Francores Antiques Inc. Dr. N. Zonca John and Laura Manko Black Sheep Weavers Matthews Pharmacy Poor Richard ' s Bookshoppe Sharon ' s Corner Shoppe GIEGLER Top feed for all your animals. Horses-Hogs-Rabbits-Goats- Dogs-Cats-Cattle Custom Mix and supplements of all kinds 1385 Pleasant Valley Road Milford, Michigan 48042 Vz mile South of M 59 (313) 887-2117 Coi gratulations Class — « 7 -! t-H Iggs, of 1988 -= ===== 55 C AK cXEAF (CONSTRUCTION ( 0. Ci jstom Homes 1 0425 Bright BUine Road on. Ml 4S1 16 632-5494 A.M. ZADONY Builder SPEECH. LANGUAGE, AND READING SERVICES, Inc. 1 1554 Wesl Highland Read Han.anc Michigan 46029 MAUREEN M AITERMAN. M S . CCC-SLP D«ec:cr (313) 632 WOMENS APPAREL THAT KID! CHILDRENS APPAREL Downtown 201 W Main St. Brighton. Michigan 48116 I (313) 227-6144 Prospect Hill Plaza 600 Highland Ave. Milford. Michigan 48042 (313) 684-6500 Promanade Plaza 1245 Grand River Ave. Howell. Michigan 48843 (517) 546-3377 Angela DelVecchio, Ik A Ik Congratulations! Good luck in the future. We ' re very proud of you. tf ' All our love F Dad, Mom, Gabe, Andrea, and Nicky Vt Lmda- We are very, very proud of you!!! Love. Mom. Dad and The Girls AAAAJl Hartland Glen Golf Country Club 12400 HIGHLAND ROAD ♦ HARTLAND, MICHIGAN 48029 PHONE MESSAGE Outstanding! Congratulations! Finally... Thought you ' d never make it. Who did you bribe? We ' re proud of you! Todd, You truly are a special gift from God. May God bless you, the Holy Spirit guide you and Christ inspire you. Your family, with love and pride VVC £2 TH Jennifer Taylor, You have always been so very, very special Your cheerfulness and kindness has brightened our lives. Never change - your strong deter- mination will guide you to success. We ' ll miss you, when you leave for college. Keep Smiling! Tons of love Mom, Dad and Tom Congratulations to the internation- al graduates - Heather Briston and Janice Wright The world is your cup of tea. Mum Dad Briston Jbst Card Heather Briston Janice Wright Hartland, Ml U.S.A. a o0°7e S Xefr 06 ° G° ' Congr a tul a tions to the M Class of 88 — — 7—r - r £_-Ir wit m £+L4 tors Proving Ground Milfford, 1 Michigan 173 ROBERT E. McCALL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW ROBERT E. MCCALL (31 3) 684-6777 2850 NORTH MILFORD ROAD MILFORD, Ml 48042 pffxcJJciSTUDIO PHOTOGRAPHIC PHgto 4030 E. Grand River Ave. | Howell, Michigan 48843 %Rll C ' (517) 548-4077 We knew that you could do it. Ten years ot Teschkers passed your door. We ' re glad we all came through it. Best wishes class of ' 88 Karen, Jenny, Laura, Mark, Ste- ven, Julie Teschker Bost Card To Class of ' 88 ' Randy, Good Luck on that garage at the foot of the mountains. We ' re very proud of you. Love Ma, Pa, April and of course Dolly Congratulations and best of luck to Janet Tierney — A Friend i Sar, We ' re all very proud of you! With love. Mom and George, Mike, Eric, Margaret and Darrin stCard Sarah Atwood Class of ' 88 Paul L. Decocq ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW law offices Decocq Perkins 408 WEST GRAND RIVER HOWELL, MICHIGAN 48843 (517) 546-6620 PEP CLUB CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF Tammy Lorenz — Vice President, Kelli Reiland — President, Mrs. Madden — Sponsor, Jennifer Miron - Treasurer, Tammy Schultz — Secretary COLASANTI MARKET Congratulations Class Of 88! Colasantis Market 4685 Milford Rd. 887-0012 BUDDIES a Dana Drake, Aimee Woodward 4 Stephanie Riffle, Amy Goniea Congratulations FWRYTHINr. IN MiJSIC Licensed Insured SP V tftwalnvvnA. £ . 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Hartland, Michigan 48029 (313) 632-6100 Class Of 1988 C: czz: COPPER ACCUMULATOR A S A I j aluminum I n [[ACCUMULATOR SERVICE DRIER ALUMINUM AND COPPER MANIFOLDS rS OEM DRIERS w MOLECULAR SIEVE DRIER REFRIGERATION STRAINER aaoA Congratulations ClaSS Of 1988 Our 42nd Year At Hi-Mill Manufacturing Co. 1704 Highland Rd. Highland, Ml 48031 phone (313) 887-4191 Hi-Mill is known for custom fabrication of air conditioning and refrigeration tubular components in any configuration, any diameter, any alloy; flanged, single or double flared, expanded or reduced ends are run of the Mill jobs, so to speak. At Hi-Mill, anything you want done, can be done whether it ' s a standard part or it is still on your drawing board. Congratulations Class Of 1988 GRACON STUDIO 887-8666 Um sHr LOOK TO YOUR PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR SIGNS OF THE TIMES at Cromaine Library I you can find: Books - Paperback and hardcover, Telephone reference service, Electric typewriter, Photocopier, Magazines (Many issues back 5 years), Microfiche reader printer, Apple li e 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: M,W,F 10-6; T,TH 10-9; S 10-5 3688 N. Hartland Road, Hartland Congratulations TELEPHONE 13131 229-6318 WILLIAM L. METZ. D.D.S. GENERAL DENTISTRY 520 CHURCH ST BRIGHTON. 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However, due to two unexpected snow days, the assembly was canceled. Despite the weather conditions, the Winterfest dance, Ro-i man Nights, still took place on Saturday night. The King andi Queen Mr. and Ms. Olympia, was granted to Cheryl Andersom and Todd Krause from the Varsity Club. Throughout our many years of school, the time has come to recog- nize all the fine athletes who have set records unbeknown to the public eye. No scores or points are given, only the infamous hallway athletes know what true talent they are given. Credit is due to the ever-so talented athletes who can make a damaging dive in order to complete a mission of nontardiness. And. others choose to get toned by other means. Getting those lips in tone is important to a lot ol students here at Hartland High- . 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Howard 52, 154 Index Carpenter. Scolt 30, 113. 151, 154, Cresswell. Heaiher 28. 54. 106. 160. s Bertrand, Karen 52, 55. 145. 161 162 161. 166 I Besserl. H. 20, 23. 161 Carr, Anthony 41 Carr, Kenneth 70 Cromplon. Jenniler 31. 147 l Biebuyck. M. 20 Carr. Timothy 70, 71, 86. 115. 148. Cromplon, Karen 1. 69. 72. 74. 81. 91. A A Bierer, Daniel 52. 111 157. 158. 165. 209 98, 101. 162 Abfalter. Robert 52 Billing, John 52, 160. 161. 166 Carr, W 25 Curry. Chris 42. 102. 145. 165 Ablalter. Sherri 209 Bingham, Glenda 40 Carroll, Adam 70. 77. 148 Cwik. Kara 72. 106. 164. 166. 176 Aclon. Melissa 9, 40. 50. 129. 149. Bingham, Scotl 165 Carroll. Noelle 30, 136, 137. 146, 162 Cwik. Kristofer 31 152. 161 Bittner. Ken 8. 24. 40, 49. 100. 102. Carlwright. Amy 134. 152 Cybart. Roxan 42, 165 Aclon. Stephanie 66. 108, 142. 148. 129. 149. 152 Cartwnght. Darrell 70. 95 Czop, Michael 42. 143. 150. 154. 164 152, 158. 159 Bixby, Traci 4. 68, 158 Cartwright. Erin 30. 155. 164 Acuff. Anjanette 66 Bloomtield. Charles 209 Cartwright. William 41. 153. 166 Adams, Jamie 51, 52 Bobo. Laurie 68 Casey, Jenniter 53. 62. 157. 161. 162. Adams, Mary 40, 164 Bogan. Joseph 68. 139. 154 163 ■ V Adams. Suzanne 52, 147, 151. 162 Bogdanski. Pamela 68. 81, 99 Chanavier. Chris 11. 30, 37, 108, 147 1 Adams, Tammy 151 Boguth, Michael 52, 147, 154 Chanavier. Colleen 11. 70. 99. 101. f 1 Albinger, Andrew 52 Boland, Brad 9. 39. 40, 145. 150. 153 106. 112, 151, 160, 185 . 189. 205. y Aldighieri, John 52, 63, 162 Boldt. Angela 53 211 A S Aldrlch. Brad 51, 52. 63, 162 Boldt. James 30 | Chanavier. Craig 64, 70. 97. 115, 130, Dake, Lynda 54. 203 Algar, Wendy 52 Boloyan. Beth 40, 50, 149. 157. 161 131, 151, 157, 161, 162, 163, Cankers. D 2 2. 25 Allen. April 52. 161. 162. 163. 164, Bonner, Jeannie 30, 38, 110. 111, 144, 185 Danley. Shannon 72, 101. 208 166 164, 209 Chanavier. E. 18, 26 Darling. Alicia 42, 125, 129. 144. 149. Allen, Michelle 66. 99. 101. 128. 149. Bontekoe, Katrma 40. 106, 166 Chappell, M. 20 151 151. 162. 165, 168 Bordner. Mark 38 Cheladyn, D.,22 Davenport. Daniel 42, 154, 162 Allen, Sherrie 7. 51, 52, 108 Borkowski, Craig 8. 40, 50, 102, 145. Cheladyn. Kristopher 38 Davidson, Michael 31 Allison, Rob 154 154, 158, 212 Cheladyn. Robyn 53 Davis, Eric 31, 110. 164 Allison, Travis 40. 165 Borkowski. Glen 67, 68, 99, 102, 114, Cheney. Laura 70, 95, 115, 128, 149. Dean. Michael 54. 162. 165 Allmand. Joel 52. 143. 154 121. 140. 142, 154. 1 57, 1 58. 212 158. 163 Decator, Charles 31. 101. 121. 127. Altenbrandt, B. 18 Borst. Correen 53. 62, 157, 161 Cheney, Todd 8, 10, 41, 64. 121. 131, 145. 150 Amyx. Joel 52. 58 Borys, Jonathan 30, 145 145, 151, 153 Deese. R 18 Amyx, Tracey 52 Bouse. Tilfany 25. 53 Childs, Douglas 41 Dehanke. Jon 31. 145. 159 Anderson, Cheryl 5. 66. 102. 147. 151. Boutell, C 18 Christensen. Keith 41, 153 DelVecchio. Angela 73. 74. 102. 122. 159. 162. 168. 205. 210 Bovio. Christine 53, 102 Chrislensen. Kevin 41 126. 142, 155, 172, 19 2, 202, 209 Anderson. Suzanne 40, 50. 147. 151. Bowman, Robert 40. 154, 164. 166 Chunn, Bob 154 DelVecchio, Gabrielle 42. 49 159. 185 Brandt. Michele 40. 149 Chupinsky. Linda 69. 71. 101. 110. DelVero. J, 22 Andrade, Donna 66. 98. 114. 138. 148, Breil. Eric 30 157. 158. 161. 166. 172 DeMaggio. Elizabeth 73, 74. 108. 162 158. 162. 192. 205 Brennan. Chad 30, 33, 101, 121, 145 Ciarkowski. C, 20 Demarest, Stacy 54. 212 Andrade. Melissa 151 Brewer. Richard 209 Brill, Terry 62, 166 Ciesielski. Malt 64. 71. 99. 102. 110. Demolt. Leon 42. 165 Andrews, Andrew 66 Brimer, Richard 40 113, 120. 121, 142. 157. 158. 161. Demon. Sherry 73 Aown, Chrislie 64, 66. 74, 86, 99. 101, Brislon. Heather 67. 68, 159, 162 212 Denton. Melissa 56. 62. 100. 102. 151 104. 105. 115. 128. 134. 149. 152. Bromm. Amy 68. 101, 106, 160 I Cilia. F. 18 Denzer, J 22. 38 158, 161. 162, 163. 209 Bromm, Colleen 53. 102 Cinader. D, 18, 212 Deon, Jason 42 Armstrong. Joe 30. 39. 145. 148 Broschay. Diane 69. 108 Cinader. Michelle 41, 147, 151. 162 Deon, Joseph 54 Armstrong. Richard 66. 89. 106. 160, Browder. Robert 53. 55, 62, 64, 1 16, Ciot. John 30. 165 DesAulel. Rebecca 42, 49, 100, 134, 166, 167 117, 147. 154. 161, 16 3 Cipa. Kimberly 41, 162 145, 152, 164 Arnold. Carmen 66 Brower. David 30, 126. 150. 158, 162 Cipolla. John 41, 49. 153, 164 DesAutel, Scott 153 Ascherl, Nicole 30. 38. 1 10. 149 Brower, Matthew 53, 153, 161. 162, Clark, Arthur 71 Deter, Susanne 73, 74. 159. 207 Ascherl, Richard 67 163 Clark, Brian 154 DeVergilio. Jennifer 5, 73, 74. 75. 94, Atwood. Leith 40 Brown, Christopher 40, 166 Clark. Candice 31. 36. 108. 161, 164, 104, 105, 114, 115. 122. 142, 155. Atwood, Sarah 4, 60. 67, 88, 175, 212 Brown. Jenny 30, 161, 166 166 158. 161. 162, 163. 167. 170. 192. Auld, Jeff 64, 67, 116, 140. 147. 154. Brown, Roger 69. 95. 98, 208 Clark, Cynthia 53, 162 202. 209 159. 161. 162. 163 Brownlee, Tricia 69, 167 Clark, Joseph 71. 98. 126. 150, 158. DeVergilio. Sandra 51, 54, 110, 112 Avery. Kirk 52 Brunette. Dave 62 159, 162, 168, Devitt, A. 18. 24 Avery. T 18, 25 Brunner, Jett 153 Clark, Richard 31 Dewar. Cindy 39. 40. 42. 47. 146, 155, Ayres, Phlt 67, 161, 166 Brunner, Timothy 53. 120. 142. 153 Clarke, Ethan 41, 123, 143. 151 164 Bruso. Michelle 30. 31. 102, 146, 155 Clarke, J. 27, 28 Dewar. Gregory 73. 158. 215 Bruzek. Daniel 40, 43, 150, 154 Clay. Roddy 53 Dietz, Dana 31, 164 Bruzek, Jill 67, 69, 98, 148. 158, 161, Clemens. Sean 41 Dmneweth, Mark 42 m % 205 Clemens, Shane 41, 151, 153, 212 Diponio, Gerald 31. 164 R Bryant, Candi 40, 160, 164. 166. 176 Chse. Donald 71 Dix, Brent 73, 74, 114. 116. 117. 140. Bryant, Penny 40, 158 Clise, Laura 31, 162 154 J Buehler. Lisa 40. 117. 147. 151. 163 Cobb. Katherine 28. 71, 160. 161 Dix. Scott 42, 117. 147, 154 4L Buehler, Tracy 53. 117, 147. 151. 162. Cobb. Michelle 41, 102 Dobosz, P. 28 Bachelor, M 22 166 Coffin. Kristen 31. 160. 164, 165 Dodd. Laura 31, 164. 165 Bachman. F 20. 23, 25 Bulloch. Bob 154 Coil. Brian 71 Dodson. Michael 42, 145, 165 Bacon, S 28 Bulloch, John 53, 142 Coil. Steven 41 Ooerr. J. 125. 144 Badge. Kevin 67.162 Burdick. Shelly 30, 164, 165, 205 Colbert, Kimberly 71, 157, 161. 162, Oombrowsky, Kelly 54, 102, 134, 152 Baier, Ethan 40. 166 Burley. John 15. 53, 130. 151, 158, 163 Donihi. Carol 42. 160. 164 Bailey. Mike 154 212 Colegrove, Jenniter 41, 149, 152. 164 Donner. Sherianne 54 Bakos, Laurel 11. 30. 101. 149. 165 Burns, Christopher 40, 165 Coleman, Allan 53, 154, 165 Dornbush. Lynn 31 Balow. Christopher 30. 127. 145. 150. Burr, Gordon 64. 69, 75, 104, 105. Coleman, Donald 53 Dotson. Michael 62 162 118. 119, 143. 209 Coleman. Eric 41, 164, 166, 167 Douglass, Mark 54 Banks, Jason 30, 145 Burt, Patricia 30, 149 ; Colley. Samuel 209 Collins, Michael 53, Drake, Dana 42, t77, 212 Banks, Leah 67. 106, 159. 160. 161 Bury, Kevin 69 ; 121 Draper. Lauri 42, 159, 160, 161 Banks. Nathanial 30, 159. 161. 164 Butler, D. 26, 28 Colhton, Joseph 24. 41. 145, 154, 212 Draper. Robert 73. 74. 159, 161 Bantle. Leah 40. 147. 151 Butler, John 69. 70. 158, 159, 212 i Combs. Jell 53, 68 Drotos, Kathrine 11, 30. 31. 32. 136. Bantle. Rodrick 52 Butler, Kevin 30. 158 Conaway. Jennifer 1, 68, 71. 171. 209 137. 146. 164, 165 C Barbien. E 21. 142 Butter, Tamara 62 Connelly. Maurice 7. 54, 62. 151. 154, Drotos. Kimberly 4. 73. 75. 83. 96. Barbien, T 21, 22. 119, 120, 121. 142 Bytield. Cory 53, 142, 153, 158 161, 162. 163 101, 102. 174 Baril. Kalhy 67. 80. 88. 94, 158. 209 Byington. Julie 62 Conway. Michelle 41. 147. 151 Drumm, Carrie 74 Barnes. D. 20 Bylnglon, Kevin 30, 109 Cook. Chad 41. 154 Drumm, Sleven 42. 49. 164 Barrett. J. 28 Cook. Tanya 9. 41. 44, 45, 100, 149 Drumn. B. 18 Barrow. Chad 67 Cooke, Stanley 53, 54. 61, 121, 142, Duke. Joe 42 Batten, M. 17. 20. 40 154, 158, 207, 208, 20 9 Duncan. Paula 74, 75, 114, 115, 122, Batten, Michael 52, 54. 64, 103, 115, ■% Cooley. G. 17. 20. 23 142, 155. 192. 202. 20 9 121, 142, 150, 154, 1 58. 167 f Cooley, J 20, 26. 167 Dunn. Michael 54, 163 Battjes. Nicole 67, 98. 148, 162, 163 i Cooper, Bradley 41. 151. 154 Dziobak. Todd 42. 154. 164 Baughman. Chad 40 I . Cooper. Brenda 31. 160 Baxter. Megan 40. 41. 161, 166 mS Cooper, Brian 31 Beauchamp. Derek 7, 52, 151 Cabaj. Cassandra 69. 70, 111. 148 Cooper, Chad 31, 151. 164 Beauchamp. Jerrad 40 Cain, B. 17. 22 Cooper. Stephanie 72. 209 f— I Becker. Russell 67, 68, 86, 102, 150. Call. Keith 53. 60 Cornell. Brett 71. 72. 95, 154, 161, f - 161, 162. 163 Callaghan, D. 22. 26 166. 184. 185. 199 r Beebe. J 22, 167 Callaghan, Gabriel 49 Cornell. Kimberly 70, 72 I . Belmas. James 52 Callaghan, Nathan 53. 162, 163, 168 Cornell. Mollie 9. 41. 50. 164 m 4 Bender, Daniel 52, 62. 142. 154, 161 Callan, Amy 69. 70. 74. 86. 99. 101. I Cornell. Scott 41. 154 Eavou, Brian 31. 110. 148, 165 : Bender, Susan 30 102. 112. 157. 158. 16 1, 162. 163 Cotton, K. 18 Eavou. Randall 42, 145. 151 Benham, D 18. 143 Callan. Julie 6, 53. 212 Cox. Jeltrey 9. 31, 145. 151, 162 Edmunds. Lisa 54. 95. 166 Benkarsky, Dan 158. 212 Campau. Robin 70. 70 Cox. Joseph 31 Edwards. Russell 54, 203 Bennett. D. 22 Campbell, Dina 41. 151 Cox. Michael 72. 209 Eichler, K. 20 Bennett. Matthew 52, 63, 154, 161, Campbell. Heaiher 30, 160, 161. 164 Cox. Robert 72. 74. 77, 88. 142 Eichler. L. 19, 20, 147. 169 162. 163 Cannon. Tresa 30, 164 Cox, Suzanne 41. 122. 142. 155. 157. Ellis, Susan 74 Bennett, Robert 30, 133, 145, 148 Canup, Michelle 4. 14. 70. 77, 80. 157. 161. 192. 202. 209 Ellison. Robert 42 Benson. Julie 30, 161. 166, 167 158, 159, 161. 167 Craigie. Jell 72. 74 English. Susan 19. 42. 47. 166 Bentley. Kimberly 67. 68. 147. 162 Capra. M, 142 Creighan. Kelli 41 Eno. N. 18 Beres. Laura 40. 129, 149, 152, 162 Carpenter, Deena 53. 138. 139. 148, Cremeans, Tammy 10. 31. 125, 144, Eno. Randy 74, 165, 209 Bertetto. Maria 30. 164. 165, 166 154, 161. 162. 163 205 Erickson. Richard 68, 74. 95. 98 Esbrook. Cynthia 42. 159, 162. 164 152 161. 162. 163. 168 101, 155, 164, 205. 20 9 Esbrook. Scoll 74. 208 Gordmear. Michelle 64. 77, 78. 86 94 Hockenberry. Todd 33 King. Heather 65, 67, 75, 80. 81. 171 Essenburg. Rebecca 28. 31. 106. 145. 103, 113, 124, 134, 143, 148, 152. Hodge. Kirstin 10. 11, 33. 38, 110, 164 King. Jason 44. 119. 143. 148, 154, 160. 164. 165 156, 157. 158. 161. 166, 199, 205. Hoftman. Stacy 33, 35, 125, 144 164 Essenmacher. G 18 212 Holliday, Lynette 55. 166 King. Kelly 44 Eslep. Karen 31 Gordon. Robert 39. 43. 150. 153 Holston. Christine 55. 160 Kipley. Cynthia 80. 81. 98. 148. 158. Estep. Randy 31. 35 Gorman. Scott 77, 165 Horn. Kathyrn 79. 162, 168 161. 205 Evenson. Kirk 15. 52. 53. 54. 56. 60. Gostlin. Stephen 77. 83. 102, 106. 153. Hoskins, James 79 Kipley. Michael 33. 108. 164 64. 102. 142. 154. 15 7. 158 209 Hoskins, Jean 49 Kirby. Brian 39. 56, 207 Evenson. Michelle 9. 42. 45, 50. 104. Gostlin-Downs, Karen 43. 46. 49 Hotchkiss. Matthew 79 Kirshman. Patrick 44 111. 148. 151 Gowan. Kim 77 Kirtley. David 81, 205 Evers. Donna 74. 91 Grant. Julie 32 Houie! Stevi 56, 151 Kiser, Michelle 33 Evers. Hans 42. 165 Grant. Lori 32 Houlroyd, Erin 6, 33. 122, 146. 159 Kittle. Bonnie 80. 81. 94. 114, 124. Evers. Jamie 31. 110 Grant. Tonya 77 Houlroyd. Michael 43. 166 134. 143. 152 Evers. Jessica 74, 75. 149. 162 Graves. Cassandra 32, 1 10, 165 House. Brett 56, 64, 142. 153 Kittle. Craig 33 Graves, G. 154 Howard. Jon 56, 106. 160 Klassen. Lisa 38. 108. 155 Graves. Heather 32. 161. 164, 166 Howe, B. 18 Kleban. 1. 22 Green. Kimberly 55. 147. 149. 151 Howerton, Catherine 56 Kleban. Lori 33. 145. 164 r Green. Lisa 55. 61, 151. 161, 162 Hsu, Cary 33. 145, 150 Klebba. Melanie 33. 34. 36. 39. 125. f . Green. Matt 43. 147 Hubbs. Shana 79. 148. 153, 158, 162, 144 r Green, Michael 77 167 Kleve. Jason 80. 81. 82. 85. 150, 158, § Greene. Joel 52. 55. 112. 162. 210 Hublein, Brian 62 160. 167. 209, 211 A Greene. Mark 77 Hubner. Gregory 56, 153. 161, 163 Knapp. Amy 56. 59. 64. 86. 100. 103. Fallon. Amy 42. 43 Gregory. Jason 8. 32. 145 Huff. Eric 79, 165. 212 128. 134. 152. 157, 15 8. 161 Falter. Shannon 74 Gregory. Jill 32. 125. 144. 146. 166 Huffman, Jerrod 44 Knapp. Stacey 56. 86. 100. 103. 124, Faulkenbury. Michael 31. 165 Gregory. Krista 77 Huhn. Daniel 44. 153 128, 143, 149. 152, 15 8 Faust. A. 17, 20. 40 Gregory, Susan 7. 55. 56. 100. 115. Huhn. Joseph 79. 80, 103. 142 Kneebone, Brian 4, 28. 81. 82. 91. Faust, Julie 75. 98. 158, 161. 163. 166. 134. 136. 137. 146. 152 . 158. Hull. Brett 33 157. 160. 161. 166, 167. 185 167. 205 159162 Hulswitt, Patrick 151 Kniaz, Jeffrey 37, 56, 158 Faust. Kelly 75. 145. 165 Gross, Jeffrey 43, 165 Huntley. Jason 33, 158 Knitter. Anthony 56 Faust. Matt 153 Gross, Marty 8, 24, 40. 43, 102, 145, Hursh. Richard 38 Knoop, Kristin 56. 160. 163. 166 Faust, Susan 7. 54. 102 158. 207 Knorr. Amy 44 Fawcelt, Michael 67. 70, 75. 95 Grostic. Gerald 43. 165 Knott. Melisa 57. 136, 137. 151, 212 Fellows. Jellrey 31. 39. 145 Gruber, Timothy 32, 36. 38. 147. 203 Koehler. Beth 44. 159. 161. 164. 166 Fenn, Matthew 31. 39. 145. 164 Gryc, Karen 43. 100  Kohls. Chad 44 Ferguson. Conrad 70. 75, 95. 102. 120, Gryglewski. Steven 15. 55 f Kohls. Julie 81. 147 121. 142, 153. 174 Gutndge. Kristin 151 f Kolarchick. Brian 81. 165 Ferguson. Liz 31. 32, 38, 145. 149, Gutridge, Ryan 32. 150, 162 | Kolarchick. Robert 57 203 A Koppen. Deva 57. 158 Fern, Brent 54 Irvin. J 20 Kortge, Amy 57, 61, 154, 161. 162. Ferret!. Danielle 54. 63, 162, 166 163. 166. 167, 168 Fiebich, Eugene 54. 162 Y T Koski, Michelle 33, 38, 108, 164, 166 Fiebich. Stephan 32. 165 £ I Kotz. Alyssa 6. 52. 57. 58, 63. 124. Fielek, Susan 75 §—§ ' W 143. 150, 151. 158. 15 9, 161, 162. Fischer. Thomas 43 1 § J 163. 168 Fisher. Shana 43. 160, 161. 166. 167 A A g Kotz. K. 20, 26 Fisher. T 165 Haas. Matthew 64. 77, 114, 118. 143 ft Kowalewski. Kristi 80. 82. 112. 159. Flanagan. N. 19. 22 159 J 162. 215 Flanary Garry 75. 165 Hackett. Kimberly 55. 151 Jackson, Kelly 7. 56, 102 Kowall. Shane 57. 63 Fleeman. Christopher 43. 161, 164 Hagen. Brad 153 Jadgfeld, J. 20. 157 Kowall. Susan 33. 102. 108. 162, 164 Fletcher. Chad 62 Flowers. Brett 1, 52. Hagen, Christopher 77. 95, 153 Jaeger. Michelle 33, 164 Krause, Kris 44. 145. 150. 154, 164 54, 55. 111. 147. 150, 154, 162. Hager, Gerald 70. 78. 158. 162. 215 Jakobiak. Katrina 44, 166 Krause. Mr. 145 163. 208, 209 Haiciar. David 211 James. Douglas 80. 166 Krause. Todd 64, 71, 81. 82, 98. 99. Foidenauer. Candy 4. 75 Halbriller. Tina 78 James, Philip 80 114, 115, 121, 132, 14 2. 148, 157. Forster. Leah 25. 54. 159, 161, 162. Halbntler. Woodrena 32, 108 Jarema. Rebecca 33 158, 210, 212 166, 209 Hall. B. 165 Jedele, S. 19 Kraynak, Michelle 39. 42, 44. 48, 102, Fowler. Rocky 75. 95 Hall. David 32. 38 Jellison, Jim 154 103. 146, 155, 164. 189 Francek, Kristi 54. 56, 59. 134. 151, Hallock. Derrek 32. 109, 145 Jellison. Robert 15. 52. 56, 57. 102, Krey. James 57, 165 152. 158. 159. 162. 1 67 Halswitt. Patrick 49 106. 150, 158 Krey. Rene 44. 160 Franklin, Andrew 43. 64. 153, 159, 161. 163. 164 Hammond. Brett 8. 43. 45. 151 Haney. Andrea 43 Jennings. Dena 56. 60, 164, 165. 176 Jerome, Amber 56 Krispin. Angela 33, 161, 162. 166 Krispin. Deanna 57 Franks, Robin 40. 41. 43. 48. 102, 146. Hanna. Michael 6, 11. 52. 55, 57. 104, Johnson, Christopher 33. 145 Kruszka, Timothy 81, 82 155. 164. 189 105. 110. 115. 126. 150. 158. 159. Johnson, Cynthia 44, 50. 152 Kubik. Cathleen 1, 68. 80. 81, 82, 151. Frazier, Chad 32. 101. 130, 145. 164 207 Johnson. Eliot 77. 79, 80, 95. 102. 159 Frazier, Erik 68. 75, 87. 102. 157, 158. Hansen. Stacie 15. 43. 45. 106. 144. 121. 142. 158 Kuhn. David 154 207. 209. 212 160. 164 Johnson, Nancy 56 Kujala. R. 123 Frazier, K 18 Hanson. Shelley 69, 78. 79, 157, 158. Johnston, Jodie 56. 152. 162. 166 Kulchyski. Shane 1, 5. 77. 7B. 82, 104, Frazier. Sueann 32 161. 209 Johnston, Sylvia 33, 125. 144, 155 105, 121, 142, 162 Frederick, Laura 54. 166 Hardy, Jason 55 Jones. Cecelia 56. 124, 152, 159, 161. Kulchy ski, Shannon 30. 33, 101, 123. Frederick. William 32 Hardy. Marcia 32. 145. 149 163 151 Freeburn. Michele 1. 68. 75. 76. 91. Hark. Lesa 8. 39. 40. 43. 44 50. 100. Jones. Jennifer 28. 65. 67, 79, 106. Kumon. Ronald 64. 81. 82. 159, 161, 101, 102, 205, 209 102. 148. 164 158. 160, 167 162. 163. 166 Frilch. Traci 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 122. Harris. Ami 32. 102 Jones, V 125. 144 Kurpinski. George 33. 39. 145 146, 155, 164. 207 Harris. Anne 1 1. 32. 102 Jozwiak. Dena 33. 129. 149 Kushner. Tania 44. 46. 50. 152. 162 Fromm, Michael 43. 162 Harris. Doreen 32. 164. 166 Jozwiak. Jeffrey 6. 56. 207 Funk, D 127 Harris, Heidi 69. 78. 80. 101. 165. 209 Harrison, Craig 43, 48, 145, 154 Hart, Curtis 62, 158 Hartigan, Duslin 62 Harlzler, Michael 14, 78, 102. 113. 120. 142. 212 Harvey. Carl 43. 145. 154 Jupin. Nicole 44. 106. 160. 165 is L k l Hascall. Jack 78 r Labell. Tim 57 V- Hascall. Mike 55 A M. Laberteaux. Christina 82. 99 Gaior. Jettrey 54, 142. 153. 161, 163 Hasclar. Dave 55 Kalis. Tara 41. 44. 50. 146, 164, 185 Lalond. Patrick 33 Galbraith. Randy 76. 162. 163 Hawker, Elhan 9, 43. 50. 64. 127. 143. Kasabasic. Michael 5. 80, 102. 211 Lafond. Tania 57 Galbraith. Sandra 76. 99. 160 150. 164 Kasabasic. Spiro 11. 33. 36, 104, 105, Laier. Joseph 34 Galbraith, Stephen 55. 112 Hawker. Timothy 78. 147 147, 164 Laier, Robert 82. 154. 211 Gallagher. Wendi 8. 43, 102. 148. 158 Hawley. Robin 55 Keel, Angel 4, 14. 76. 79. 80. 157. Laitila. Kevin 57. 160. 161. 166 Gallatin. Chad 75. 76. 161. 162. 163 Heap. Kelly 62 159. 161 Lambart, Carrie 44 Galuszka. Keilh 55, 203 Heard. S 19 Keelan. Laurie 4, 56. 106. 160 Lambert. J. 63. 165 Galuszka, Renee 32, 164 Heard. Susan 55. 140. 151 Kelbert Rebecca 41, 44. 48, 102, 146. Lamont. Tiffany 11, 31. 34, 38, 146. Gardner, Erin 32, 164 Heft. Jon 78. 79. 161. 162. 163 155. 164, 185 155 Garrell, Matthew 32. 205 Hegarty. Mary 43 Kelley, Scott 44. 145, 153 Lampe, Heather 56. 57. 62, 100. 128. Gaul. Andy 154 Hegle. Andru 32. 121. 126. 145. 150 Kellogg. Angle 41. 44 46. 103, 122. 149. 151. 160. 207 Gaul. Moira 76. 78. 106. 114. 148. Heikkinen, Maureen 55 142. 155. 164. 185, 19 2. 202 Lanave. Chris 44, 165 I! 158. 159 160. 162, 185. 205 Heino. Anthony 78 Kelly, Chris 56, 164. 166 Lanave, James 57. 162. 166 Gearhart. Betsy 209 Genei. Dawn 32. Hellmulh, C 18. 24, 157 Kelly. Kerne 33. 47, 106. 166 Lander. Jettrey 64. 71. 81. 82. 114. 144. 161 Helquist. Heidi 39. 43, 148. 158 Kemper, B 19 117, 132. 140. 147, 14 8. 154. 159. Genei. Donald 32 Hemeyer. Mark 55 Kemper, Dawn 80. 108. 166 161. 162. 166 Giacobbi. M 20, 21 Henley. Chnslopher 71. 79 Kemper. Krespin 56. 63 Lander. Kaelin 57. 63. 161, 163 Gibson, Debra 76, 78. 101 Henley, Jayson 32 Kemper. Tina 80. 84, 98. 101, 102, Lane, Michael 83. 88. 208 Giegier Kim 76 Henning, Lisa 7, 14. 102. 134. 152 140. 151. 157. 159. 161. 168 Lang. Kevin 34. 165 Gill. Paulette 76, 78. 151. 161. 163 Henngton, Jason 43. 164 Kennedy, Dawn 80. 95. 96. 114. 128. . Lange. Brad 44. 150, 154, 158 Gilroy Scott 10. 46. 49. 104. 105. 145 Herzinger. Shana 33. 38. 149, 162 141, 145, 149. 156. 158 . 161. 162. Langohr, Scott 43. 44. 45, 153. 158 Glalleltet. Jnice 55 Herzinger, Terrell 79, 162. 165. 168 163. 212. 215 Lannmg. Denise 49. 165 Gliga. Michelle 32. 148 Hicks. Stacey 55 Kenosian. Jennifer 56 Lapree, Michael 34. 145 Glovak, David 55. 159. 162. 163 Higgens. M. 26 Kenosian. Julie 33 Larsen, Jennifer 10. 34. 38. 39. 125. Glovak. Tracy 32 Higgins. Margaret 79. 101 Kenworlhy. Jerry 56. 102 144. 164 203. 205 Gomea. Amy 76, 78. 95. 112. 141, Hine. Denise 49. 51 Kenwotthy. Scon 81 Larson. T 18 145. 161. 163, 166. 177 Hines. Heather 79 Kenworlhy. Valene 81 Lauinger. Tncia 57, 151. 161. 162. 163 Gordmear, Laura 7. 14. 55. 56. 100. Hinkle. Steven 55. 1 18. 143. 153. 162 Kielczewski. Brian 44. 162 Laura. Timothy 57. 62. 162. 167 101. 108. 115. 134. 13 6. 137. 146. Hirchert, Stephanie 55. 143, 150. 158, King. Came 10 1 1. 29. 30. 31. 33. Law. Annelle 81 83. 159, 161. 162. 163, 167. 215 McCoy, Jason 14. 68. 87. 113, 142 Nehro, Jessica 9. 39, 46. 50. 148. 154. Plewka. Patricia 84. 88. 95. 106, 112. Law. Ben 163 McCracken, Mark 64. 83, 85, 91. 154. 164 176 Lawrence, M 20. 21 162 Neiswinter. Patrick 11. 64. 65. 83. 98. Pogrmich. Eric 36, 145. 165 Lawson, Angela 83 McCullen. Gary 85. 85. 95 99. 113. 114, 115, 120, 131, Pomeroy. D 22 Lawson. Cynthia 67. 147. 151, 162, McDonald. Sandra 58 142, 157. 158, 159, 161. 162, 166. Porr. Jacqueline 49 163 McDonald. Stephen 58 199 Porter, James 65, 85. 99. 106. 159. Layton, John 34 McDowell. Ruth 46. 158 Nestor, L 20 160. 161. 162. 163. 167 Lee. Daniel 44, 49, 151 McFarland, Erin 45. 49, 166 Neu. Thomas 59. 64, 115. 130. 131. Potter. Sandra 64. 85. 88. 114. 117. Lee. Jennifer 57 McFarland, Jeffery 35 142. 151 147. 151. 156. 157. 15 8. 159 161 Lee, Kerne 57. 160, 161, 166. 167 McFarland, Shawn 35. 166 Newberry. Janice 6. 52, 58. 59, 124. 162, 163. 168 Lee. Tracy 34. 166 McFarland, Steven 83. 85, 95 128, 134. 149. 152. 15 7, 158. 162. Poller. Suzetle 88. 112 Leeberman, Rony 154 McFarland, Wade 85, 95, 139, 154 167 Polls. Melissa 80, 81. 85, 88. 113. 128, Leech. Robert 49 McGowan, Donald 85. 165 Newbold. Slacy 29. 35. 102. 109. 142, 138, 148. 149, 153 . 158. 209 Leja, Dana 39. 44, 45, 109. 123, 151. McGowan, Linda 35. 164. 166. 212 155, 164. 192. 202 Povolo, John 154 162 McGowan, S. 165 Newcomb, Kimberly 56. 59. 147, 157. Povolo, Kalhy 154 Lentz, Matthew 34. 165 McGrain. Gerald 85, 86, 102. 208, 211 158, 161 Powell. Ian 36. 145 Leppek, F. 20 McKay, Jonathon 45, 153 Newman. Judson 35 Powers. Jennifer 60 Lesko. Stephen 34 McKelvie. Mandy 45. 165 Newman. Robert 59 Pram, David 7, 53. 59. 60, 64. 112, Leveque. Kelly 45 McKenzie. Brian 38. 145 Newmarch. Stephanie 59. 61. 165 130. 131. 151. 156, 20 3 Leveque. Shelly 34 McKenzie, Derek 58, 143. 148. 153. Nitz, Rodney 46 Prater, Matthew 46. 159. 162. 166. 168 Lewek. Melissa 57. 151. 161. 162, 163. 156 Normand, Matthew 35, 164 Prentice, April 36 166. 167. 168 McKenzie, Jason 153 Nothaft, Amanda 59. 102. 134, 152. Pretty, Dawn 73. 85. 88. 143. 157 Lewis, Cameron 83 McLean. Michael 28, 35, 106, 148, 157. 158. 159. 161. 162. 163. 168 161. 171. 199 Liberty, Nicholas 83. 158 160. 165, 166 Novak. Mary 80. 84. 87. 101, 109. 134. Prieskorn. K, 28 Linden. Eric 34, 162. 164 McMahon, Brett 85 152, 161. 162. 163. 168 Priest. Carolyn 88 Linden, Erin 45 McNally. Stacey 80. 83. 86. 101. 159 Nowak. Brad 35 Prieslley. Jody 28, 89. 106. 160, 166 Linden, Leslie 45 McNamera. Mary 152 Nowland. Kara 35. 110. 136. 137. 146 Pruill, Jason 46 Lindsey. Fredrick 29. 34. 145. 203 McNutl. Greg 58. 142. 165 Nowland, Kerby 49 Pruilt. Shannon 69, 80, 85. 89. 157, Lipon. Matthew 57, 148 Mcquade. Karrie 42 Nowland, Robb 59 159, 161, 209 Liptak. Greg 81. 83 Meader, Rebecca 45, 49 Nulf. Eric 35. 164 Psaros. Tina 46. 164. 166 Livingston. Angella 29, 31. 34, 102, Measel. Brian 35. 150 Nurmikko. Molly 46, 152 ■ 146. 155. 164 Livingston, Timothy 83 Meek. Knsty 9. 39, 40. 45. 50, 100, Nussle. Linda 7. 52, 63, 151, 158, 160 125. 128. 144, 149, 15 1. 158 Nutting, Joseph 10, 15, 39. 46, 145 Lloyd. Christine 34. 103. 106 Meier. J. 20 Nutting, Mr. 145 - . Lloyd. David 83. 142. 165 Meissner, Jennifer 58. 151, 166 f Lloyd. Krista 34. 149. 160. 165. 166 Meissner. Kristine 35, 161. 166. 167 1 Lobb. Amy 81. 83. 209 Meister. Powell 154 I . M Lock. Laura 75. 82. 84. 161. 162. 163. Melancon. B. 19. 22 , X Vxr 166 Melick, Frank 45 g 1 Oueen. Steven 85!8l!  47. 154, 161. Loetller, David 34. 164, 205 Melow. Shannon 86, 89 f I 163 Long, Jodie 102 Mendolia. M. 126 I Quigley. Darren 15. 46 Loomis, Kimberly 34. 125, 144. 162 Merrill, R 20. 24. 167 -s Loose. M. 18. 26 Meter. B. 164 O ' Donnell. Brian 54, 59. 115, 119, 143. Lorentz, Rene 43, 45 Metz. Andrew 45. 151 151. 162, 167 Lorenz. Jennifer 8, 43, 45, 164 Meyer, K 126. 127 O ' Donnell. Daniel 84. 87. 165. 102 Lorenz, K. 164 Middleton, Shannon 1, 58 O ' Donnell. Sandra 8, 40, 45, 46, 106, D Lorenz. Tamella 57. 164. 166, 176 Mihalek. Anissa 45, 161, 166 151, 160, 164 %04f Loucks. Bernard 34 Mikula. Christine 35 O ' Rourke, Patrick 38 n Louden, Heather 84. 161 Miles. Richard 165 O ' Rourke. Scott 53, 59, 110, 142. 153 JL JL Lounsbury. Christine 82, 84, 164. 176 Miles. Wendy 7. 56. 58. 100. 102. 140, Oats. Michelle 46, 205 Radikin, Thomas 36, 121. 145. 151 Lowery. Wade 34. 158 151 Oats, Richard 87. 95. 165 Rainson, Tara 60. 161, 162. 163, 166 Lucas. Lori 33. 34, 145. 165 Milewski, Dennis 58 Olson. Teressa 35. 161, 166 Rais, Eric 89 Lutz. Eric 45, 153 Militzer, Jennifer 45. 159. 164. 166 Ortando, Thomas 59 Rakoczy, Corey 89. 95. 102. 162 Lynch, Scott 30. 34. 145. 150 Miller, Bambi 11, 35. 159. 164 Orme. Brian 35. 150 Ramierz, Robert 89, 165 Miller, D 20. 25 Osiwala. Ann 5, 84, 87, 102. 110, 111. Rathbun, Steven 60. 165 Miller. Jason 35. 154, 158 114. 115. 122, 142, 155, 157, 158, Rathje, Justine 46. 159. 162, 168 Miller, Johnathan 42. 45. 145, 150. 157 159. 161. 162. 163. 192. 202, 209 Reblin. Can 85, 89, 95, 108. 164, 166. v r Miller, Natalie 14. 45. 47 Oslin, John 46, 145 176 A A Miller. Robert 45 Oslin. Teresa 87. 88. 160 Reblin. Scon 36, 110 IXfi Mills. R 147 Ostrander. Karl 84. 87. 112, 153 Redding. R 164 i y i Ministrelli. Jason 32. 35. 145, 164 Otrompke. David 87, 158, 207 Redick. Jennifer 36, 38, 155, 164, 203, A, A. Ministrelli, Ryan 45. 49. 140, 145. 154 Otrompke. Douglas 24. 46 209 Maas. Christian 34. 38, 150, 164. 203 Mmneker. Carl 45. 111. 121. 145. 154 Reece. Christopher 89, 102 Maas. Michelle 11. 45, 164 Mirolla, Brian 58 Reedy, Reva 11, 36. 146, 155 Macklin. Christopher 34. 112, 145. 150 Miron, Jennifer 58. 159. 161. 162. 163. Reese, Jamie 46, 165 | Macklln, Wayne 153 164. 166, 176 i m % Reiland. Kelh 60. 145. 164. 166. 176 Madden, Dawn 151 Mishler, D. 21, 22, 52 tj Reingardl. David 61, 165 Madden, M. 25, 164, 176, 207 Mitchell. Cynthia 51, 58. 160. 161, 162 L.S Relyln, Marlene 36, 144 Maddy, Kristal 84 Mitton. Jack 10, 46 r Relyin, Monica 60 Magyari, Brett 45, 165 Moffat, Douglas 46, 50. 143, 154, 164 A. Remenar. Karrie 47. 164 Malkowski. Patricia 7. 53. 56. 57, 60, Moilanen, Lisa 58, 136, 137, 146 Page. Christopher 46. 162. 165, 166 Remenar. Mark 60, 166 100, 108 Montes, Julie 52, 58. 63. 161. 162 Pagrmich, Erik 151 Remsing, Matt 10, 47. 49. 145. 151. Mamolen, Mark 34 Montgomery. Donald 35. 1 10. 165 Painter, Erika 6. 7. 11. 52. 55. 57. 59, 159 Mamolen, Michael 57. 163 Montrose. Anthony 58. 153 104, 105, 150 151 . 158. 207 Rentoia. Suzanne 88, 89. 90, 98, 151, Manarino. Melissa 34. 164. 165 Moore. Deborah 35, 144. 149. 165 Painter. Megan 11. 30. 35. 37. 38, 101. 157. 158. 159, 161, 1 62, 199. 208 Manier. Jon 154 Moore, Robert 36 116. 151. 162, 203. 207 Rex. Tonia 19. 38. 47. 106. 161. 164. Manko. Cheryl 82. 84. 157, 159, 161. Morcom. Allen 86 Palaszeski. Craig 59 166 209 Morcom. Clayton 35 Papke. Keith 59 Rice. Tim 49 Manning, James 82, 84, 99. 161. 162. Morcom. Jerry 86 Parker. Emily 46, 152 Richards. P 18 163. 168 Moreau. Meghan 35. 113, 145 Parker, Matthew 59, 82. 91 Richardson, Andra 24. 60. 166 Manross, Krista 58 Morley, Julia 35, 123. 138, 148. 151. Parr. Kathryn 36. 164 Richardson, J 19, 27 | Mantella. Dawn 58, 62. 141. 145, 152, 162, 166 Partyka. John 59. 212 Rico. Noelle 9. 40, 47. 125. 144, 151, 205. 207 Morley, Michael 68. 151, 165, 203 Patrick. Daniel 84. 87 185 Manus, Nowell 11. 69. 82. 84, 91, 104, Morse, Thomas 46. 145. 148, 153 Patterson. J 17. 22. 24. 143 Riddle. Thomas 60 105. 208 Mozdzen. Brenda 86 Patterson, Paula 40. 46, 159. 161 Riedel. Robert 47. 162, 166. 168 Marclniak. Timothy 34, 143, 150 Mrozek, William 28. 83. 86. 95, 160. Pallon. Bradley 84, 85. 86. 87. 150, Ritlle. Michelle 45, 47, 50, 148. 151 Manilla. Kristin 9. 58, 102, 123. 134. 164, 166. 176 208. 209 Riffle. Stephanie 88, 90, 95, 99, 140, 151, 152, 158 Munday. J. 18 Paul. Mark 59. 133. 142. 148, 165 151. 157. 161, 162. 163, Martin, M. 166 Murphy. John 58, 150 Paweski . Joseph 59. 62. 153 166, 167. 177. 185 Masak, Julie 11, 34 Murphy. Michael 35. 164 Pawloski. Jason 36 Riggs, Eric 49. 95. 165 Massolia, Cheryl 1. 68. 76. 80. 82, 84. Murray. James 38 Pawloski, Ronnie 88, 160 Riggs, Jason 90, 95 101. 162. 163. 184. 208 Murray. Paul 83. 86. 123. 147 Penzel. Gregory 59 Riley. Thomas 60. 142. 162. 163 Masuch. Kellie 82. 84. 115. 123. 1 48. Murtagh, Kara 6. 7. 53, 58, 59. 102, Perdue, Brady 38, 151 Rimoux, Jon 154 151 157. 161 i Perdue. Charnise 46. 149. 151. 165 Riney. D. 20, 121. 145 Matchette. M. 22 Muscato. Carrie 59 Perry. Suzanne 4. 88, 165 Ringvelski. D. 19, 20 Mathews. Jennifer 34, 148, 106. 164. Muzik. Lisa 46, 152 Peters. Colleen 59. 102. 134. 152 Rix, Jennifer 71, 90 166 Myers. Cassaundra 89, 145 Petik. Timothy 59, 158. 161 Rix. Jeremy 60 Mathews. Kelly 58. 151. 162 Myers, Chad 46. 150 Petrucci, Amy 36, 161, 164 Roark. Renee 36 Matonic, Joseph 58. 153 Pfeifle. B 22. 26 Robb, Deanna 11, 29. 36. 165 i Maltioli. Laura 24. 39. 45, 49. 164 Piggot. Michelle 84. 88, 160 Roberts, John 36 j Mauck, Jeltrey 8. 45. 49 Pilto. Annette 59. 160 164. 176 Roberts, Marc 90, 208 Maxwell. James 58 It T Pilto, Charles 46 Roberts, Robert 90 Maxwell. Jessica 35 l 1 Pilto, Kathleen 36, 160 Robertson, Ronald 36 Maxwell, Melissa 11. 29. 31. 34. 102, Piner, Amy 60. 102. 162, 163 Robinson. Steven 60. 151. 205 122. 146, 164, 209 V Pmet. Kr.stie 36. 136. 137. 146 Robinson. Steven 90, 205 Robson. Maxwell, Michelle 80, 83. 85. 106, 147. A T Pistolesi. Chnssy 36. 144 Darren 36 158. 160. 167. 205. 209 Nagel, Douglas 46 Pills. Chad 36 Robson, Dave 60. 163 Mayer, Michetle 45 Napolitano. Paul 86, 208, 209 Plackowski, Derek 88 Rodocker. Jennifer 7, 56. 60, 100, 102, McCloud. Jenny 35 Naughton, J 18 Pleiness, Lori 59. 60. 134. 143. 149. 134. 152. 165 McCloud, Jesse 35 Neal. Robbie 8 152, 165 Rogers. Brian 90. 95, 165 McCloud, Julia 58, 212 Nefsey, Kevin 165 Plewka. Christina 36. 144. 160, 162. Rogers. David 36. 164 McCowan, Stacy 58 Nehro. Christy 55, 59. 109. 148. 154. 164. 166 Rohland. Amy 1, 6. 28, 52. 58. 60. McCoy, Heather 45. 49 162 Plewka. Kimberly 46. 48, 50. 100, 149 110. 160. 161. 163. 167 Romes. Lisa 60 Smith. Wade 53. 61. 111, 142, 206 T T Wold. Benjamin 15. 68. 78. 87. 95, 97. Rose, Bob 154 209 I 142. 158 Rose. John 38. 165 Sneath. William 89, 92, 148. 162 f 1 Wold. Heidi 49. 50. 149 Rosenberger. Emmy 24. 47. 158. 159. Sniezyk. Jill 89. 92 1 J Wolfe. Nap 38 161. 164. 165 Snyder. Audra 14. 15. 61. 100, 10 mS Wonch. Michael 49 Rolen. Rhonda 56. 60. 100. 102 125. 134. 152. 163 Urbanski. Douglas 62, 63. 143, 161 Wood. B. 18 Rowe. L 22. 28. 160 Snyder. Kenrick 89, 92. 95, 98 Urbanski. Shawn 37. 127. 147, 150 Wood, Dennis 153 Roy, Denise 60 Snyder, Tracey 92 Usher. Melissa 62 Woodruff. Mark 49 Rudd. Gregory 90, 95. 162. 165 Sobonya. Jennifer 61. 62. 161. 162 Woodward, Aimee 11, 49. 100. 152. Ruona. Ginger 39. 47. 148 163 164. 165. 177 Rupp. Steven 36. 145 Sohegian. Vanessa 209 Soja, Craic 37, Woodward. B. 18 Russell. Charles 4. 88. 90 165 w T Wozniak. Shelley 10, 38. 144. 149. Rulherlord. Kimberly 6. 7, 60 Soja, Todd 39. 48. 87. 145. 154 I ¥ 164. 167, 203, 205 Rutila. R. 27 Somjarlee. Vanida 92 1 Wozniak. St acy 68. 96. 97. 102. 158. Ruzinsky. Joseph 47, 147, 164 Sorensen, Brian 48 1 185, 205. 208 Ryan. Adam 47. 148. 154. 164 Sorensen, Eric 37 V Wright, Aaron 153 Ryan. Christopher 47, 153 Spamer. David 48. 140, 145. 150. 154. Vadasz, Gregory 95, 109. 165 Wright. Carrie 29. 38. 102, 149 Ryan. Deborah 60. 136. 137, 146. 158 159 Vadasz, Jeff 153 Wright, Cheryl 49 Rychlick, Dave 154 Spangler. Derek 37. 145. 150 Valenti. Joseph 62 Wright, G. 28 Sparks. Roy 37 Vandeburg, Christopher 62. 162 Wright. Janice 96. 97. 98. 145, 159, Sparr. Jennifer 89. 92 VanHeyningen, Ralph 38. 39. 145 160. 161. 162. 166. 16 7 Sparr, Patrick 48. 165 Vanspybrook, C. 20 Wright, Jason 38 s-% Spicer, Mark 48 VanTassell. Adam 48 Wright, Kevin 68. 95. 97, 102, 142 £ Sprague Terri 37. 149. 162, 166 VanTiem. Laura 40. 48. 129. 149 Wykes, Brian 49, 166 Spranger, J- 18 Vaughan, B 18. 19 . J Sroka. Ami 56. 61. 100. 139. 154. 161, Velliky, Erik 95, 98, 102 KmS 162. 163, 209 Verdun, Jacquelin 48, 164 Salah, Ammar 91 Stackhouse, J 22. 24 Veres, Damon 37, 38, 68. 150. 158. w w Samborski. David 36. 166 Stallard. Brandon 89, 139. 154, 21 2 203 s Sandula. John 60, 154 Steam. Nadine 61. 159, 209 Veres. David 51. 52. 57. 62. 102, 153. Y Sandula. Phil 41, 47, 49, 109, 145. Steam. Stephanie 48. 212 164, 207 ¥ ! 154, 207 Steele. Paul 37, 145 Vess, Heather 48. 166 A Saroli, Jami 60, 106, 155 Steffen. Jacqueline 61, 159 Vickers. Kimberty 94. 95. 99. 158 Young, C. 159 Saultz, Kalhryn 61. 212 Steppe. Heather 37 Vinson. Marshall 93. 95. 150 Yount. Jennie 38. 136. 137. 146. 164, Savage. Kelly 61. 106. 160, 161 Stern. Joshua 35. 37, 145. 164 Viviano. Anthony 48 209 Savitskie. Katrina 56. 61. 100. 148, Stevens. Eric 64. 89, 93, 142. 154 Viviano, Irene 95. 174. 205 Yount. Mark 96. 97. 114. 147. 162 149. 158. 161. 162. 16 3. 164, Stevens. J. 27 Viviano, Pamela 93. 95. 96. 149. 158, Yukmirorich, Tiffany 38 167 Stewart. Robert 61. 108 162, 212 Yurgens. Christopher 42, 102, 145, 165 Saviiskie, Leonard 42, 47, 145 Stone. Georgia 93. 95 Vought. David 38 Sayers, H. 22 Straub. Albert 93, 209 Vought. Robby 95. 97, 121, 142. 154. Schatter. Cynthia 47. 148. 164 Strumberger, Gregg 93. 158 158. 161. 208 Schaller. Corinne 36, 136. 137, 146 Sundrla, Jason 49 Vurkmirovich. Tiffany 38 Scharf. Monique 61. 162. 207 Sutton. Jenina 14. 48. 1 1 1. 164 y Scheer, Jennifer 61, 162. 166, 167 Sweeney. Heather 14, 61 s Schettler, Colleen 8. 41, 47, 50. 102, Sweet, Elizabeth 92, 93. 94. 99. 1£ ■8. jr . 146. 151. 155 162. 167. 205 ■ W T m 4 Scheib. Joseph 47. 154 Sweeten. E 134 A 1 Zach. Pamela 5, 94. 96. 97. 158. 167. Scherler. Mark 64. 88, 91, 113. 120. Sweetman. Joanne 1. 4. 69. 92. 9C l l 209 j 121. 142. 150. 154. 15 8. 161. 205 101. 102, 158. 162. 184. 209 1 1 Zarosley. Thomas 38. 143, 164. 166 Scherler. R. 142 Swierbz, Kelly 152 V V Zech, Kara 29. 38. 102. 103, 122, 142, Schillinger. Karen 11. 30. 32, 36, 101, Swmey. Donna 62. 165 Wade. Steven 42. 43. 48. 145, 154 155, 164, 165. 192. 202, 209 104, 105. 112. 136, 137. 146, 164 Swiney. Shanon 62 Wades. Carl 4. 95, 114, 117, 147. 154. Zimkiewicz. Timothy 49. 126, 150, 154 Schillinger, Kenneth 84, 88, 91, 147. 156, 212 Zimmer. Douglas 96. 116, 147. 154, 153, 157, 161. 212 Wages. K. 18 161. 162 Schlicker, J. 22 Wagner. Cheryl 62. 106, 110, 124. 134. Zimmer. Elisa 24. 49. 144. 152. 164. Schultz. Ta mmy 61. 103. 142. 150. T 143. 151. 160. 162. 211 165. 166. 207 164. 166. 176 f Wagnitz. Cindy 48 Zurawski. Robert 80. 97. 120. 142, Schultz. Tina 24. 47, 145, 150. 164. f Wagnitz. K. 166 157, 158 176 Walker. Diana 86. 94, 96, 101, 103. Zuyus, Larissa 38, 164 Schuman. Joyce 61, 165 Scrivens, Suzanne 91 Tabor. Bradley 28. 93, 106, 160. ; 134, 149, 152, 164 08. Walker, Joellen 158 Seabolt. AnnMarie 61 215 Walker. Leona 148 Seaboll. Brian 91. 208 Tait, Kyle 39. 48, 150 Walker. Robert 165 Walker. Robert 37. Seacord. C. 18 Talmage, Traci 62, 159 165 Seagraves, Brenda 47 Tanner, Julie 62 Wallace, John 37 Seagraves. Daryl 165 Taylor. B. 22. 119, 143 Wanko, Amy 10, 11, 29, 31. 37. 38, Seeley. Dwayne 61 Taylor, Jason 37. 145 102, 146. 155, 164. 203 Setcik, Douglas 64. 88, 91. 114. 118. Taylor. Jefterey 62 Wanko. Jeff 153 119. 143. 209 Taylor. Jennifer 1. 28. 74. 92. 93, 101. Wanko. Jennifer 7, 56, 100. 102, 134, Selasky. Scott 47. 164 151. 157. 158. 160 , 161. 152 Shahan, Kelly 9. 47 198. 199. 209 ; Ward, Steven 10. 37 Shahan, Robert 91. 165 Templeton, Darrell 62, 132. 148 i Warner. John 96. 109 Shaniz, James 53. 61. 142. 151 Templin. Christopher 37. 108. 164 Waske. Joseph 90. 96. 142, 154 Shaw. Patrick 28. 89. 91. 160, 161. Temptin. Lisa 1. 92. 93. 101. 103. 136. Watkins. John 37 162. 166. 209 137, 146. 157. 161 Watkins. Rachel 42. 49 1 Shearer. Brian 39. 43. 47. 145, 153 Tenaglia. Jennifer 4. 5. 83. 92, 94 102. Weitkamp. Helen 49. 162, 166, 168 m w • Shelata. Martin 86. 89. 91. 151. 161 162. 163. 211 Welichko. Byron 37 WW% . v 1 Shelby. Cynthia 11. 29, 36 Terrana. Phillip 48 Welshons, Michael 49. 160 ▼ A m Shelby. Matthew 165 Terry. Lori 4B. 155, 159. 205, 212 Wesley. Amy 14. 96, 128. 149. 159. Shelp. Kathy 47. 48. 50. 143. 159 Teschker. Julie 1, 4, 69. 80. 90. 9 , 94. 160, 161, 162, 163 Shepherd. Valerie 61. 100. 134. 149. 96. 101. 158. 209 Westervelt. Kane 49 152. 162. 163. 167 Thomas. Aaron 37. 165. 166 Weston, R. 22 Shook, Jodi 19, 24. 47, 141. 145. 166 Thompson, Debra 48, 49 Whelton. Maholla 88. 96 Short. Matthew 47 Thompson, Gavin 92, 94. 208 Whisman. Chris 62. 64. 142 Short. Michelle 61 Thompson. Jason 62. 133, 148 White. Jennifer 37. 1 10 Siebertz. Erik 47 Thompson, Jim 154 White. Thomas 96. 165 Siemen, Denise 153 Thompson, Michael 15, 68. 79. 95 Whitney. William 80. 87. 96, 103. 106. Silsbe. J. 22 113. 120, 142 121. 176. 192 Sims. Joseph 47 Thompson, Todd 48. 165. 166. 16 7 Whitlaker. Richard 96. 162. 165. 205 ijW Sinclair. Dustm 47, 151 Tiano. Joseph 94 Whittle. C. 18 Sitko, Heather 48, 141 145 Tiano. Paul 48. 165 Wieland. James 37 Sitko. Todd 61. 63. 166, 215 Tierney, Janet 14. 69. 74. 86. 93. 94. Wiger. Kananne 96. 148, 158, 159, Skaggs. Paul 28, 48, 106. 145, 160 100. 101, 104, 105, 106. 110. 1 11. 162.207 Skinner. C 165. 166 123, 151, 15B, 160, 161, 209 Wilczak. Anne 28. 72. 97. 106, 148. Skinner. Chance 89, 92, 95, 212. 215 Torvinen. John 5, 93. 94. 110. 14C 159, 160. 161, 162. 163 . 185. 205 Skinner. Christopher 59. 61. 102. 142. 154. 157, 161 Wilkin. Donna 97, 101, 160. 161, 162 212 Trahey. Daniel 93. 94. 165. 205 Wilkinson. J. 37, 110, 165 Skinner. Donna 9. 36. 165 Trasciatti. Jamie 37 Wilkinson. Thomas 49. 165 Skinner. Michelle 36, 148, 164. 165. Treesh. Charlene 48. 160. 161. 16 6 Willey. Michael 97. 161 166 Trocchio. Bret 1. 93. 94. 95. 9810 2. Willey. Michelle 37 Skurka, R 20. 23 162 Williams. Kim 162. 163 Sleeman. Kr.stopher 92. 98. 158. 160. Trosper. Heather 11. 29. 31. 37. 3 8. Williams. Pam 38. 144 i fl 167. 207 102, 122. 146. 155. 16 4, 203 Williams, R. 18 Sleeman. Michael 48. 49. 116. 147. Trosper. Lorelei 11. 29. 30. 31. 37 . 38, Wilson. Bradley 38. 145. 161. 162 154. 162. 165 101. 102, 146. 155 . 164. 203 Wilson, C. 18 Slowmski. Titlanie 37 Turner Brelt 93. 94. 109 Wilson, J. 20, 26 Smith. Daniel 48. 150, 166. 205 Turner. Corinne 37. 164 Wilson, Jeffrey 49 Smilh. Daniel 61. 63. 150. 153. 205 Turner, Eric 8, 48 Wilson. Julieann 159. 161. 162. 163, Smith. Krislian 61 Turner, Melissa 1. 80. 81, 93, 99. 101, 164, 209 Smith. L 22 102. 157. 161. 166. 185. 199. Wilson. Lana 6. 52. 58. 63. 102. 142, Smith. Sandra 64. 89. 92. 94. 114, 189. 205 155. 162. 202. 209 124, 128. 143. 149. 152. 158 161. Turner. Neil 34. 37. 39. 108. 119. 143. Wilson. R, 22 192 205 164 Wines. Michael 49 c ]0 ' 4cyeuer -Tfa nionfe « ' ■ Ttve 5kg . gfe- r £ JOSTEN £