Hazel Park High School - Viking Yearbook (Hazel Park, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1977 volume:

1977 Viking Volume 43 Hazel Park High School 23400 Hughes Avenue Hazel Park, Ml 48030 )i It begins when you first trod the shiny new corridors vr ; ; l i And enc s as y°u murmur y°ur ast goodbyes. kW It's the cycle — the cycle of self-discovery and searchingJY ; Ityj f It's your not-so-carefree high school days, •j'rrfl When you taste of challlenge and growth, 'lUJ Of climbing and falling. It's a time of your life that will find you alternately happy and sorrowful. A time when you will witness changes in others and changesj within yourself. I A time when you will he faced with the decision of either rising up to the challenge of building your future; 5 Or sitting pacifly back waiting for someone else to do the job.' Grow and develop during this period Build and live for your dreams. Laugh freely and let none destroy your ability to do so. Indulge often in the special friendships you may have. Most crucial of all live! Live while you're able. f S Vv Look back in later years with a smile upon your lips ratherAy than tears upon your cheeks. y Move in unison with the cycle- 2 Mrs. Skomski— She Brings Out the Best in Us Mrs. Skomski is somewhat of an unsung heroine around Hazel Park High School. She has done more than her share around this school in her past 20 years of teaching Physical Education on and off, but few people recognize this fact. Mrs. Skomski was the original founder of Vikettes in the fall of 1957. She has coached many sports and clubs including girl's tennis, basketball, the Swan Club, the fencing team, and this year she even took on the boy's swimming team. She is recognized as being one of the better physical education teachers in the area.She is a total disciplinarian; she expects quality and dedication in whatever is being done, she expects the best. It is this quality that brings out the best in us. Because she has gone above and beyond the normal demands of a teacher, we are dedicating this year's yearbook to Mrs. Donna Skomski. 5 u I j Wonieconiing I n V. Sharp D. Shenk S. Koss R. Wilson P. Griffin N. Graham W. Parks R. Brace C. Elkins J. Rappa R. Dorenbush L. Walton T. Mauro D. Burchi R. Leonowicz L. Moody J. Kelly B. Conroy M. Haefner J. Davids One of the most exciting times of the school year is the annual Field Day activities. This was the twenty-first Home- coming for the queens and the fourth for the kings. We started out with Spirit Week, which ran from October 25-29. On Monday each class participated in building a monument of their class spirit on the Common walls, where during lunch the classes gathered to show their spirit and excitement. Also it was hat day. On Tuesday everyone, almost everyone, brought a stuffed animal and carried it around all day. Wednesday was girl hush day, and each girl wore a paper football. If they were caught talking to a boy or girl, that person could take their football. However that night, the girl's caught up on all their screaming and yelling at the annual Powder Puff football game. It was a tuff game with the undergrads defeating the seniors 6-0. In the midst of all the yelling was the introduction of the Homecoming Honies. 6 fop 25 On Thursday everyone walked around with their clothes inside out, and Friday was s. simat maroon and gray day. Each class M. eXtine . C. Tsilos received points depending upon r D'Addezio the amount of student participation. On Friday at Field Day the winning class was announced, and the winners were j sufcV ' . . . . r A. Havlatka none other than the seniors of j Kcpkc f S. Poprzan ' • A. Boughton K. Heller P Gee Field Day consisted of the p usual pie eating contest, three legged race, toddlers bike race, tug-o-war, and shoe race. Different groups performed such as the Majorettes, Cheerleaders, Vikettes, Band, and Chorale. Everyone got a good laugh when our sexy Homecoming Honies D 0zmem Court walked out onto the floor s. • . i w, • . , . ... , . T. McVicker with Keitherine (Keith D. Rodgers Kaminski) as our queen. Then the big moment, the an- nouncement of our king and queen-Calvin Elkins and Annc VanderHa en J. Young Boughton were the reigning 1976 J Tucker ... K. Kaminski king and queen. } Welsh Not pictured - Tony Hooton. Gerard Kapolka M petrykowski Guy Lima, and John McCarthy. (Field ®«y You make me feel like dancin' Rrck f uller and Ralph Bickford Students race to the finish line in the three legged race. You said a mouthful! Dan l awson. Mark Robidou. and Chris Vanderhagen. Ray Brace the Easy Ridder. The Homecoming Court anxiously awaits the announcement of the King and Queen. I think I Love You. 10 7« a 7«n 7«n. 11 1976 Homecoming Queen and King, Ann Boughton and Calvin Elkins (1) Sandi Costew and Tom Stuef (2) Vicky Sharp and Jim Rcpke (3) Linda Walton and Steve Fraus (4) Sue Zlotucha and John Kappa 5) Rcncc D'Addezio and Mark Petrvkowsk. At one time or another in our young life, we all have had dreams of becoming Home- coming King or Queen. For Ann Boughton and Calvin Elkins it was a beautiful dream come true. They shared this dream with friends and family. It will be a part of their lives, as well as for many others, that they will always cherish and never forget. Homecoming Court Mark Petrykowski, Tom Stucf. John Rappa. Calvin Elkins, Steve Fraus. Jim Repke. Vicky Sharp, Sandi Costew, Renee' D'Addezio. Ann Boughton, Sue Zlotucha. and Linda Walton. Homecoming Court Vicky Sharp. Ann Boughton. Renee D'Addezio Steve Fraus. Sue Zlotucha. Linda Walton. Sandi Costew, and Tom Stuef. King Cal dealing the Viking 15 HOMECOMING HOSIES- Row I: K. Kish (Kilty), J. Reichert (Jeanette). K. H VNDERGRAD CHEERLEADERS - Row I: J. Holcombe. M. Kaminski (Keitherne). P. Scott (Patricia). J. Iwankowski (Jezebelle). R Bickford. R. Warne. Row 2: I). Holcomb. T Phillips, M. Robidou. Row 3: K. Wilson. Row 4: T. Oliver 16 SENIORS - Row I: T. Wood. M. Kaminski. A. Fields, C. Cyrus. A. Boughton, C. Marion. L. Horgan. D. Burchi, D. Campbell, S. Costcw, R. Leonowicz. Row 2: E. Nieves. B. Fowler, R. D'Addezio, D. Shenk. M. Fcderlein, J. Powers. Row 3: R Gosk (Coach). P. Reese. M. Finney, S. Main. S. Simat. T. Mauro, J. Ryniak. D. Andrzejewski. L. Kujawa. K. VanBurcn. J. Karlis. P. Gee. S. Van Meter (Coach). P. Thomann f Coach). UNOFKGRADS - Row I: l. DiDomizio, Y. Bemey, J. Harris. N. Warrick. T. Radofski. L. Mellan. D. Oponick. C. Zervas, A. DeMare. D. Klingensmith. N. Strablc. Row 2: C. Nitz. C. Brogan. C. Federoff, P Durbin. D. Crowell. N. Fogarty, T. Robinson, J. Dutkiewicz. C. Smith. T. DiDomizio. H. Sadow. Row 3: M. Murphy (Coach). D. Eder, J. Cianfarani, L. Croteau. J. Hocppner. C. McAulay. A. Logan. S. Wagner. D. Bailey. L. Zmickly. D. Avery. C. Caldwell. T. Kotynia (Coach) Undergrads ... 6 Seniors . . . 0 17 Spirit Week Bigger and better are two words more than descriptive in view of this year's Homecoming. The agenda was doubled this year as many more bright new ideas were successfully added to the list of events. The week of school before Homecoming was designated as Spirit Week - an event very popular at other neighboring schools, but ordinarily not practiced at HP. During this week fierce rivalry took place between the sophomores, juniors, and seniors to determine which class had more spirit. For each day of the week an event was scheduled. Monday was declared Hat Day. Second hour each teacher could be seen tallying up the numbers of toppers present in their classroom. Tuesday was Stuffed Animal Day, and students were accompanied is throughout the day by their favorite cuddly friend. In some cases the stuffed friend was as large as the student! Wednesday was Girls Hush Day; Each girl was given a paper football at the beginning of the day, and if by some small miracle she was able to retain her football till the end of of the day, her 6th hour teacher chalked one up for her class. Thursday, perhaps the most extraordinary event of all took place, the Ping Pong lottery. A helicopter was hired to unload hundreds of numbered ping pong balls on waiting students. Each student reached for all the balls he could, hoping he selected one with the lucky number, for if he had, he would receive a gift! Friday, the last day of Spirit Week, was the traditional Maroon and Gray Day, featuring an afternoon assembly, the grand finale. Overall, the obvious enthusiasm and response on the part of the students and teachers were overwhelming. 20 21 Dr. Frampton Assistant Superintendent changing over to Superintendent Dr. Newberry deputy superintendent, of Ha cl Park School district. i9?7 School Board. Row I: Mrs. Hooton. Mr. Mauro. Mr. Bemus; Row 2: Mr. Rasmussen. Mr. Brenizcr. Mr. Hitchcock. Mr. Weston. 22 Dr. Wilfred Webb Retires Dr. Wilfred Webb has filled over thirty- five years of dedicated service to the school system and community of Hazel Park. During his years of service he has gone above and beyond the calls of his duties, not only for his many different positions but also as a Hazel Park citizen. Dr. Webb started his career at the young age of twenty as a teacher and has since filled a variety of positions including that of a school principal, city councilman and business administrator and his job for eighteen years as superintendent of H.P. schools. As of January 31, 1976 Dr. Webb's retirement will have become effective. As he is leaving the administration of Hazel Park he will be greatly missed, but many will still have him as a neighbor, because he plans to remain in Hazel Park with his wife and son. Mr. Bloetscher (asst, principal) and Mrs. Schofield (secretary), take a little break. Athletic Director. Mr. Gibson. 24 Mrs. Hamilton, secretary 25 «MW Counselors . . . Mr. Vicrgiver and Mrs. Schofield, enjoying a night at the Sadie's. Always lending a helping hand is Miss Williamson. Mr. Morrill always has time for a smile. Mr. Gad inski decides to sit back and take it easy for a change. Explaining the grading system to a student is Miss Fink. All the help you ever need. Cheerfully helping students in the counseling office is Mrs. Gleason. 27 AIDES Tanya Seiciuc. Sandy Kramer. Vicky VanBuskirk. Kathy Bar q.Parle ne Fishertand Diane Wielgate. Cindy Johnson is practicing to be a L.ibrarian when she grows up. Librarian, Assistants, and Aides Mrs. Finley (librarian). Mrs. Kile and Mrs. Ritchie (assistants). Virgina Zaratzian supervises Ann Schmelter to make sure the lettuce in our salads is perfcc'l COOKS - Della Patten, Virgina Zaratzian. Chris Hicks, Joe Stone, Charlotte Grifka. Lucy Donajkowski. Mr. Tomasik making each year better and better. Mrs. Patten enjoys her work at the sports banquet. This is the fifth consecutive year that students have worked in the kitchen. They prepare lunches for the grade schools, work at sports banquets, prepare fresh hot donuts, and decorate cakes which can be bought for two hours a day, and receive two credits. They also get excellent job training, in which many are placed in well paying jobs after graduation. 50 Behind All Our Good Lunches Are -TRY Students Carol Goodwin carefully cutting into her frog. ’Is my surgery over yet?” Nina Warrick can't wait to hop into this experiment. Alter three years of going to HP.. Lisa Murphy finally finds something lunny about a chemistry test. Betsy Takacsand Diane Andr cjewski find their lab experiment somewhat confusing. 32 Mr. E. Duda Mrs. Buckley Mr. L. Duda Mr. Eldred Mr. Thompson Students Recognize Challenge of Science Mike Murphy measures out some Nitric Acid for a chemistry experiment. 33 Business Is Their Business Mary Trailer studying her copy. Tracy Horner is caught with a mistake. English Encourages Individual Interest in Expressing Ourselves Practicing rolling film for when she is in the dark room is Donna Campbell. ib Mr. Nelson is getting tired of explaining the same process over and over and over again! Margaret Gettlinger finds french Class takes alot of work, and concentration. Mr. Camper Mr. Dupke Mr. Snell Mr. Noud Miss I igas Tony Bradford enjoys his sociology experiment. Mr. Dupke caught with an early morning smile 38 Social Studies Alive at HP “The Open Class” a chance to express yourself freely, and comic ably. Mr. Grant Mr. Silvasi Mrs. Frank Mr. McClain Mr. Kuhn 39 Industrial Education Mark Marion caught doing the dirty work. Tom Krause caught in action. Denise Marvin trying to explain to Mr. Whctscl that she still doesn't understand. 40 Gerald Skrumbcllos working on his amphitheater, which placed 1st in the Michigan Industrial Educational Society Craftsman Fair. Vocational Education 42 Learning Skills For the Future -� 3 Working diligently on her co-op job is Tammy Wood. 44 Mr. Sikorski Mr. Rood Co- op - Providing On The Job Training Party Dunn enjoys on the job training. Mr. Rood, willing and ready to help find a satisfying job for you. Denise Shenk shows that singing with a singer sewing machine can be amusing. Self - Reliance Is the Goal of Home Mrs. Ishlcr Miss Schlichtman Mrs. Anderson Sandy Hamlin trying so hard and eagerly to finish her project. Determined io be able to survive as a bachelor is Mark Haefner. 46 Robin Locklear shows ii takes great concentration to sew. Economics Students If this is what it is like. Nancy Graham would rather have the 'Campbell Life . Miss Schlichtman teaches Cheryl Brown how to iron 47 Phys ed. . . Mrs. Chastccn Miss Figas Mrs. Skomski Debbie Bachynski uses her head. Sharon Silk doesn't seem to be able to keep her balance, even on the little beam. Mike Mctatcher shoots for two. Ferris Haisha hopes that his shot was a goal. 49 Uniqueness and creativity, all a part of art. Debbie Hill wants to be a dentist when she grow-s up!? Mr. Burns Mrs. McConnaughey 50 ; A 1 kl John Greer doesn't like getting his hands full of mush. Bonnie Cutshaw seems to be satisfied with her creation. SYMPHONIC BAND First Row: J. Jones. S. DiBiase. D Dowell. I) Campbell. C. Nowicki. T. Busher. P Koestcr. Second Row : A. Boughton. B. Takacs. S. Main, C. Goodwin. C. Howell,. P Kujawa, T. Bradford. I). Andrzejcwski, L. Mazzuckclli. K. Grinden, J. Batchelder. J Karlis. Third Row J. Hoffdal. P. Reese. K. Eidson. J Nicholls.lS. Ross, S. Beck. L Slceman. D. Smith. M. O'Neal, M. Finney, R. Fuller, B. Wioskowski. D. Elkins, I). Decl R Bickford. I). Wojtowicz. A. Harper. B. Harper. M. Gibes. K. Svacha. Back Row ! DiDomi io. I). Moon. E Nieves. K Welty. K Kish. R. Brace. Mr. Gebhardt. J. Reichert R. Gosk. CONCERT BAND First Row: P. Miela, D. Bachynski, H. Garwood. D. Reimer.C. Pepin. K. Covcyou. I). Wojtowicz. C. Pappas. J. Willoby. Second Row : D. Harmon. D. Mutu, S. Meyerhoff. J Sova. B. Bock, S. Gutt. S. Davis. E. Soper. C. Young, L. Pepin J. Brewer. P Kujawa. V. Ray. K. Rondan, Back Row : K. Kish. C. Goodwin. E. Satterfield. C. Thomas. D. Botrufl. J. Cunningham. D. Kasper. JAZZ ENSEMBLE first Row : D. Wojtowicz C. Goodw in. A. Harper K. Rondan, B. Harper. Second Row R. Bickford. D. Deel. B. Wioskowski. T. Bradford. K. Kcllo. S. Hill. K. Kish. J. Jones. Mr. Gebhardt. 53 I I CHORALE First Row: Mr. Miller, George Lee. Sandy Hamblin. Dean Phillips. Cindy Wisniewski. Diane Wilds, Phil Taylor. Daisy McPherson, Steve Bcrtolo. Jill Jones. Standing: Donna Ozmcnt. John Rasnake, Bri n Shaughnessy, Lois Hampton. Dave Royer. Jane l.indly. ChuckDochring. Cindy Kello, Bill Allen. Kathy Hamby. Jeff LaPere. Sheri Colton. Steve Facine, Merrie Sebastian. VARSITY CHOIR First Row: Donna Knootz, Lori Johnson. Rose Crifasi, Lisa Quesnell. Jennette Oss. Debbie Gosk. Donna Petty, Denise Calley. Laurie Barringer. Connie Ross, Sue Jenkins. Juanita Kazoris, Jeri Harris. Helen Cristian, Tammy Petty, Lisa Calley, Cathy Barnett, Sheri DeLisle. Paula Simons. Kathy Hoss, Janet Manson, Vicky Bcrnic. Second Row: Tammy Hawley. Lynn Terry, Linda Pasdcn. Karen Kurlinski, Denise Gouin. Janice Angerer, Mona Edgemon. Patty Krych, Sharon Hamblin, Eva Marcinko, Nancy Berndt. Karen Spencer. Barbara Whitehead. Ketha Greer. Jane Plivlich, Ristina Horan, Patty Plonkcy, Sandy Ramsey, Charlene Smith. Robin Miller. Marie Carrier, Lori Moxley. Thrid Row: Elaine Crouch, Cheryl Brogan. Tcrric Jones, Petra Hancock. Iona Morrell, Candy Jones, Debbie Paolucci, Deanna Dayton. Colleen Sabastian, Judy Raglin. Shari Sackas, Sandy Davison, Diane Rusnak, Cindy Witcher, Elsie Avottc. Lisa Lillo, Cindy Sullivan, Sandy Marsee. Diane Bemus. Shelly Hotchkiss, Kim Allaway, Paula Brooks. Fourth Row: Cathy Caldwell, Lisa Usher. Lois Hampton. Sue Allen, Rose Wawsczyk. Lisa JBlasingame:, George Lee, Ed Harvey, Bill Fritz. Neil Warnc. Dave Irvan. Bill Parker, Danny Jones, Dave Everett, Jeff Lapere. Kathy Byrd. Bob Long. Mark Parks, Cheryl Brown, Marie Everett, amanda Havlatka. Nancy Nowicki. Barb Ferguson. Lori Holtcamp. Phil Taylor, Chris Rutyna. CONCERT CHOIR First Row: Jill Jones, Cheryl Hammocks. Leslie Croteau, Barb Cottick, Bcrnardine Cestaric, Carolyn Cyrus. Nina Warrick, Sherri Alvis, Theresa Hervey, Vicky Arant, Cheryl Bridget, Margaret Risdcn, Lisa Usher, Martha Barr, Connie Ross, Mr. Miller. Second Row: Robyn Miller, Donna Fisher, Peggy Gee, Sandi Coslew, Linda Zmikly, Carol Dix, Vicky Tenorio, Carol Cottingim, Mariann Allen, Tina Westbrook, Tracy Radofski, Pat Briggs. Sarah Young, Charlene Smith, Barbara Hill, Vicky Lynn, Patty Boyer. Third Row: Judy Morganroth, Carol Shepard, Sandy Barrett Rose Crifasi, Darlene Treziak. Wanda Bradford, Charlene Warthon, Donna Dendy, Sue Wagner, Charlotte Layne, Jane Edwards, Louise Sleeman, Diane Bailey, Sue Sigler, Jean McKiddie. Kim Allaway, Linda Capps. Fourth Row: Theresa Austin, Ed Harvey, Neil Warne. Dave Reid, Mike Randall, Dave Irvan, Jeff lapere, Barry Brunke, Steve Facine, Les Holland, Jeff Batchelder, Donna Sebastian, Janine McCalb, Shawna Renforth, Phil Taylor, Chris Rutyna. 55 Mr. Ronald Gebhardt, Director. Our Drum Major. Ray Brace. MARCHING BAND H.P.H.S. It's a bird. It's a plane.It's a touchdown! 56 Hazel Park Pep Band. Andrea Fields and Patty Hitchcock listen carefully. Linda Brazier, Linda Pepin and Ken Kish seem to be enjoying their B.O.D. class. B.O.D. member Sandy Schlicker. BOD ALIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS - Row : John Dick. Sue Jenkins, Sandy Schlicker. Betsy Takacs (president). Dawn Dowell, Janice Tisler Row 2' Mr Thompson,(advuor), Lon V.ars, Tom Oliver. Cathy Zervas, Patty Hitchcock. Neal Warne. Vicky Tenorio. Mark Tamura. Marie kaminsk,. Row3 Dave Noud. Joel Holcombe. Tim McCann. Linda Brazier, Linda Pepin. Andrea Fields. Ken Kish. 58 DRAMA Mr. Reynolds Hark! Who goes there? A scene from the one-act plays. A Thermos hull of Theatre. A Bewitching Production - The Crucible 60 Unlike the usual comedy presented each fall. The Company attempted a serious, and more challenging drama. The Crucible, by Arthur Miller. The setting of a small Salem town (1692) came to life as false accusations, and cries of witchery permeated the air. A small group of girls feigned possession, terrorizing innocent villagers, and sending many of them to their death. The curtain fell for the last time on November 20, ending a successful and memory filled show'. THE CAST Betty Parris Barbee Foster Reverend Samuel Parris Joel Holcomb Tituba Lois Hampton Abigail Williams Rebekah Bryant Susanna Wallcott Lori Johnson Mrs. Ann Putnam Janice Nichols Thomas Putnam Rick Fuller Mercy Lewis Cindi Pratt Marry Warren Tammy Busher John Proctor Monty Boleyn Rebecca Nurse Karen Eidson Giles Corey Dennis Fegan Reverend John Hale Dennis Holcomb Elizabeth Proctor Ruth Wrobbel Francis Nurse Dave Everette John Willard Bill Terry Judge Hathorne ............ Ron Warne Deputy-Governor Danforth Don Brown Sarah Good Rosemarie D'Palma Hopkins John Greene Girls: Louise Sleeman Patti Boyer Nancy Nowicki Robin Miller Denise Callev 61 FOOTBALL— John Rappa - Most Valuable Calvin Elkins - Most Improved Jim Repke - Unsung Hero GOLF- Mike McLatcher - Most Valuable Ken Palmby - Most Improved Tom Davids - Unsung Hero CROSS COUNTRY— Chuck Broski - Most Valuable Jeff Barwick - Most Improved Mark Cunningham - Unsung Hero Coffee, Tea. or me. Thercse Tuski can't believe she actually won an award. GIRL'S BASKETBALL— Theresa Tuski - Most Valuable Lita Coronado - Most Improved Jeanene Straitz - Unsung Hero GIRL'S, SWIMMING— Betsy Takacs - Most Valuable, Most Improved Sue DiBiase - Unsung Hero GIRL'S TENNIS— Debi Behnken - Most Valuable Patti Koester - Most Improved Lorrie Yoskovich - Unsung Hero 62 Chow time Fall Sports Banquet 6B Guy Lima lugs away the Richard Wolfe, Lineman of the Year Award. Swimming Cheerleaders Movin'with the Tide This veaiS swimming cheerleaders from bottom to top. Barb Cottick. Sheri Lawson. Vicki Arant. Rose DiPalma. 64 | lag Girls: K. Grinden. D. Wojtowicz. C. Pappas. H. Garwood. K. Rondan. D. Wojtowicz. P. O'Brien. A. Harper. B Harper Flag Girls Swayin' with the Wind 65 This years captain. Melinda Finney and co-captain. Sandy Schlickcr. Vikettes - Alive and Kicking Waiting anxiously for their cue to perform. 66 Left. Left. Left. Right. Left On floor: M. Finney-Captain. First Row: J. Herring, manager; C. Ross, J. Croteau. P. Boyer. J. Stanko. J. Tislcr. D. Shcnk. D. Edwards. C. Pepin. J. McKiddic. C. Harrelson. manager. Middle Row: P. Thacker, L. Villaire. L. Lee. T. Wood, D. Oponick. P. Maksion. L. Terry . P. Cisneros. Back Row: B. Ferguson, C. Wingate. J. Marsak. L. Holtcamp, D. Klingensmith, H. Sadow, L. Dunaj. C. Bartold and K. Welty. Vikettes perform to Free Ride at this veal's field day. 68 Majorettes Twirling to the Top Taking lime to show off while Sue Zlotucha catches a few rays. 69 Vicky Ray cheering hard for ihc vikings to score this touchdown. Practice makes perfect for Carol Cormier, Julie Hall, Sue Wagner, and Doreen Sherrill. Junior Varsity and Donna O ment shows Carol Cormier where it's at! 70 Full of Viking Spirit is Julie Hall Reserve Cheerleaders T. Hermancc. puts a little snap into her cheers. Cross Country Cheerleaders: Cheri Pinchon. Denise Rygwelski. Debbie Gosk. Tcrrie Johnson. Elaine Chrouch. 71 VARSITY CH Our cheerleaders show the basketball players how to jump! Someone must h ave greased L. Moody's palm. 72 All squads united: For reason of presentation, or arc they just camera hogs? Two heads are better than one. especially when one belongs to the $ Costew shakes and shouts, cheerleaders' mascot. 73 74 75 Adimaro, J. Alexander, J. Allen, C. Allen, S. Alvis, S. Anderson. K. Andrezejewski, C. Angerer. J. Arrowood, L. Avery, D. Ayottc, E. Ayou, G. Bachynski, D. Bachkus, G. Baker, L. Barber, J. Barrett, R. Barton, K. Batcheldcr, J. Bean, L. Belleville, A. Bcmus. D. Benge, S. Berndt, N. Beshcars, B. Blackburne, D. Blasingame, L. Botello, A. Botroff, D. Boyd, J. Boyer. P. Branson. K. Brecht. D. Brecklin. K. Bresson, A. Brewer, J. Briggs, P. Brooks, P. Brooks, T. Broski, C. Brown, M. Browning. D. Burk. J. Burke, D. Burleson, D. Burnett, C. Bushor, J. Bussen, D. Byrd. K. Caldwell, C. Calley, D. Calvert. K. Carenc, J. Carnes, D. Carpenter, J Carrier, D. Carrier. M. Carsley, D. Chamblec, R. 77 Chaney, K. Chaney, L. Chew, D. Christian, H Cirelli, P. Cisneros. P. Cochran. P. Coleman, V. Constock, L. Cook, M. Cooper, L. Cormier, C. Cormier, C. Cotter, K. Crandcll, D. Crawford, M. Crossno, J. Crosthwaite, S. Croteau, J. Crowell, K. Cunningham, J. Cyrus, C. Dauksas, L. Davids, T. Dayton, D. Dcathcrage, B. Deel, D. DeLisle, S. Donajkowski, B. Doran. P. Dubry, E. Duggan, K. Dunaj, L. Durbin. P. Dyke, M. Eaton, S. Eder, D. Edgemond, M. Edgil, J. Edwards, D. Edwards. S. Elgin, L. Ellinger, M. Evans, J. Everett. P. Ewaniuck. A. Kagan, J. Faity. B. Farabaugh, M. Ferguson, B. Fisher, C. Fitz, F. Fletcher, S. Fletcher, V. Foster, B. Fowler, D. Fox, J. Fraus, J. Freeman. D. Fritts. B. I-rye, I) Fuller, C. Fuller. R. Gargus, J. Garwood, H. Gaylor. N. Gazley, K. Gcnoff, N. Gibes, M. Giovannetti, L. Gooch, K. Goodwin, C. Gosk, D. Gradowski, B. Graham, G. Grain, M. Greaves, R. Greer, J. Greer, K. Guiney, J. Gum, S. Gutt, S. Hahn, B. Hall, J. Hamblin, S. Hampton, M. Hansen, P. Harmon, D. Hariss, K. Havlatka, A. Kirk Morrow doesn't believe that the Candid Camera men really do sneak around Hazel Park. Hawkins. B. Hawley. T. Henley, B. Henning, R. 80 Hermance. T. Hewitt. L. Hill, S. Hitchcock, P. Hixson. E. Hoffdal, J. Holland. J. Holland, M. Holland, T. Hollenbeck, J. Hollenbeck. S. Horan, R. Horgan, J. Horner, T. Horsfall, M. Hoss, K. Hotchkiss, S. Howard, L. Howard. R. Hubei. S. Hudson, W. Hughes, M Hunt. B. Hunter, P. Huston, P. Isrow, T. Jackson. R James, R. Jenkins, S. Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Jones, C. Jones, D. Jones. L. I The cafeteria food isn't really that bad. is it Patty? Keeton, J. Kelley, D. Kello. K. Kilroy, T. Kish. K. Kline. R. Kolodynski, J. Koontz, D. Krause, B. Krych, P. Kuhn. R. Kujawa, P. Kujawa, S. Kunke. D. Kurlinski, D. Kwasiborski, A. La Belle, V. LaFarlett, B. Langewicz, R. Laporte, M. Lawrence, R. Lawson, D. Lee, L. Lewis, R. Lilio, L. Linkous, T. Livingston, R. Lockey, G. Locklear, R. Logan, L. Long, B. Londyke, L. Loram, M. Lucas. A. Lukas. D. Majewski, C. Pam Maksion and Mary Farabaugh are bickering again! 82 4 Maki. J. Maksion. P. Manson, J. Manthey. D. Marcinko, E. Marino, A. Marion, M. Marks. D. Marscc. S. Martin, D. Martin, D. Martinico, S. Marvin, D. Marvin, S. Mauro, J. McBrayer, C. McCullough. M. McGuire, D. McQueen, D. Metcalf. R. Miela. P. Miglia, J. Miller, B. Mills. H. Misncr, C. Mitchell. L. Moore, G. Morisette. G. Morrison. L. Morrow. K. Trying to decide if 'a' comes before V is Brad Beshcars. Pulling a Kojak, with his sucker. is Tom Davids Tanya Brooks and Julie Hall must be talking about someone nearby. A1 Smith seems to be proud that today is his first day of shaving. Mothersbaugh. M. M ox ley. L. Mullins. J. Mullins, S. Murrell. I. Mutu, D. Napper. R. Nelson, S. Nichols, J. Noon, G. Noud, D. Novak, J. Nowicki, C. Nowicki. N O'Brien. R. O'Brien. W. Oliver. T. Olmack, D. Olson, D. Olson, J. O'Neal, M. Orzel, G. Oss, J. Ott, J. Owens. K. Page. C. Palmby, K. Palmby. K. Paolucci, B. Paquette, T. Each year the sophomore class sponsors the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The year is actually a building year for the prom. The class officers help organize the competitors and teams for spirit week. The 76-77 Sophomore Class officers are: S. Fletcher. president: K. Wilson, vice- president: C. Cyrus, secretary: and J. Angerer, treasurer. Parks, D. Parks, M. Pasden, L. Patroll. B. Paul, S. Peace, K. Pearce, J. Pendergrast, E. Penzsbene. M. Pepin, C. Pepin, L. Percy, B. Perez, T. Perkins, R. Perkins, R. Petracich, M Petty, T. Phillips, T. Phoenix, K. Pierik, M. Pinchon, C. Plivelich, J. Plonkey, P. Potter, D. Pratt. C. Precopio, M. Privette, M. Radak, T. Raglin. J. Raglin, J. Ramsey, S. 85 Randolph, J. Rappa. M. Rasmusson, I). Ratliff. K. Ray, V. Reagan, B. Redden. R. Reese. M. Reich, M. Rendlc, G. Richardson. K. Roberts. J. Robinson. J. Robinson. T. Rohclier, J. Romska. D. Rondan. K. Rosenogle, J Rusko, C. Rusnak, D. Rybak. J. Rygwelski. D. Sadler. B. Saferian, T. Sakow. L. Salisbury, J. Sanders. D. Saputo, D. Satterfield. E. Saunders. K. Savoy. J. 86 MaryJo Precopio. Patty Crimp and Tammy Hawley seem to have just heard some bad news. Julie Randolph, how's your love life? Scarmeas, K Schlagel, P. Schmelter, A. Schnabel, K. Schoenrock. D. Sebastian, D Semaan, S. Shaler, J. Shelton. P. Sherrill. D. Siebcn. T. Silk, S. Simmons, P. Simon, K. Simon. W. Sisco, C. Sivley, G. Sloan. C. Smith, A. Smith, A. Smith, C. Smith, K. Sockacs. S. Sollars, C. Soper. E. Soring, D. Spano. J. Spencer, K. Staats. D. Stafford, G. Steed. B. Stefanik, C. Steinhauser, K. Stevens, S. Sullivan, C. Swain, L. Szymborski, E. Szymborski, W. Tassone, W. Tatum. P. Tavi, J. Taylor, C. Terry, L. Thomas, M. Thompson, M Thompson, P. Thurman, J. Thurman, P. Tilley, B. Dining in class at the 50's. Todero, J. Tominac, A. Tommas. C. Trzeciak, D. Tsanganos. Z. Turner, B. Turner, C. Underwood, K. Underwood, V. Usher, L. VandcrHagcn. S VanDuzcn, T. Vaughn, P. Viars, K. Viers, D. Waellus. S. Walmer. S. Walsh, K. Walters. F. Walton, J. Warnc, N. Warthen, S. Waters, T. Wawsczyk, R. West, D. Weston, D. Whipple. R. Whitcher, C. White, J. White, R. Whitehead. B. W'ilkinson. K. Williamson, M. Willoughby, J. 89 Wilson. K. Wilson. M. Wing, T. Wingate, C. Wisniewski. K. Wojtowicz, D. Wojtowicz, D. Womack, M. Wood. B Woodell. J. 91 Allaway. K. Allen, M. Allen. R. Antonelli, T. Arant. V. Ashmore. C. Atkinson. S. Austin. P. Backhus. M Bacon, T. Bailey, D. Baker, G. Barnett, P. Barrett, D. 92 D. Phillips can always take time out of his class work to attend to his best friend Cookie Monster. K. Eidson must have told B. Graham one of her boring jokes. Boudreau, R. Bowers, D. Bowers, M. Brace. J. Bradford, W. Brazier, K. Brecht, M. Brogan, C. Brown, T. Bryant, B. Is D. Elkins trying to contact Mars or trying to understand his French lesson? Bucchare, T. Burley, D. Burnette, M Busher, T. Canyock, J. Capps, L. Carr, G. Cestaric, B. Chandler, D. Cheek, J. Childers, K. Chrouch, M. Cianfarani, J. Cline, L. Collins, K. Colton, S. Cooper, L. Corbin, A. Coronado, L. Cottick, B. Coveyou, K. And now for the news. 93 The 76-77 Junior Class Officers are: K. Eidson, treasurer.D. Holcomb, ?r v ew;T. Tuski, secretary; and D. Elkins, vice-president. You would never know that M. Harlick just finished eating a lemon. Craig, J. Cranford. D. Crawford, B. Crifasi. R. Croteau. L. Crouch, E. Cunningham, M. Dabish, S. D'Addezio, A. Daigneault, D. Davison, S. DcBonc, B. DcMare, A. Dennis, K. DiBiasc. S. DiDomizio, T. DiPalma, R. Dix. S. Dunnagan, D. Dutkiewicz, D. Discussing the afternoon gossip are T. Grix, L. Capps, D. McCann, L. Villaire 94 = T. Busher is definetly bolhered by something. Dutkiewicz, J. Dysarczyk. K. Eidson, K. Elkins, D. Ervin, L. Etlinger. L. Evans, R. Evans. S. Evans, T. Everett, D. Everett, L. Ewanovich, K Facine, S. Federoff, K Filary, K. Fisher, D. Fisher, D. Floyd. K. Fogarty. N. Foland, T. Fraser, K. Freel, S. Fuller, B. Gaer, S. Gallagher, M. Gallager, S. Garontakos. C. Garrow, T. Goodin. T. Goodwin, C. Gosk. R. Gouin, D. Graham. B. Graham. L. Graves, P. Greene, J. 95 P. Matyka doesn't know that if you put the head set on your ears you can hear better. Grinden, K. Grix, T. Hagcrty, S. Haisha, F. Hail. F. Hall, R. Hamblin, K. Hamilton. J. Hammocks, C. Harless. M. Harlick. D. Harper, A. Harper. B. Harris, B. Harris, J. Hawkins, J. Hawley, T. Henderson, J. Hendrien, G. Henson, L. Herring. J. Hervey, T. Hill. S. Holland, L. Holtkamp. I. Hoobler, D. Howell, C. Hudgins, J. Hufnagel, S. Hurt, S. Huston, K. Jennings, S. Johnson, C. Johnson, T. Jones, A. Jones, C. Jones, S. Karpinen. M. Katulski, F. (Cellar, W. Kelley, D. Kello, C. Kennedy, K. King, B. Kline, S. Klingcnsmith, D. Kocppen, G. Koontz, K. Koss, E. Koss, K. Kotynia, T. Kovach, M. Kramer, S. The sky is falling! The sky is falling! M. Murphy is wondering how he could make such a stupid mistake. 97 Something must have tickled C. Wisniewski's fancy. K. Holcomb demonstrates how to cat a Life Saver lollipop. Krause, T. Kropinak, D. Krowl, D. Krozek, C. Kurolvech, S. Langworthy. R LaPere, J. Law, D. Lawson, C. Leach, J. Lee, D. Letourneau. R Lewis, L. Lindley, J. Liss, S. Locklear, J. Logan. A. Longdyke, W. Lovett, P. Lucas, D. Lynn, V. Matyka, P. Maurice. M. McAulay, C. McCain.D. McCann.T. McCrum.D. McCullough. McGuire. K. McIntosh, T. McKiddic. J. McLeod,R. Mearnic, G. Mellan, L. Melton. M. Mentier. C. Meronck. H. Mcycrhoff, S. Miller. R. Miltner, R Mitchell, D. Mitchell, L. Morelli, R. Moskal. B. Moskal, C. Murphy, M Murphy. T. 99 Petty, D. Pitt, M. Phillips, D. Phillips, T. Pierik, B. Piot, M. Rodofski. T. Raleigh, D. Rasnake, J. Reichert. C. Reid, D. Rcimcr, D. Risdon, M. Robidou, M. Robinette, J. Robinson. B. Ross. C. Three of the lively bunch at H.P.H.S. Ross, S. Royer, D. Rumble, M. Rusnak. K.. Russel. R. Rutyna, C. Sadow.H. Salamango. C. Sanders, J. Sanders, W. Savoy, V. Scalf, T. Scarcella, J. Schlicker, G. Schnabel, B. Schuler, M. 101 Hi there . Group of underclassmen attend Kansas City Bomber Concert Schultz, M. Seiciuc, T. Sheppard, C. Sigler. S. Siwicki, L. Shaman. R. Slceman, L. Smith. B. 102 Stewart, S. Stiltner. R. Strable, N. Tamura, M Taylor, E. Taylor, P. Tcnorio, V. Terry, B. Thacker, P. Thweatt, J. Turner. V. Tuski, T. Usher, L. VanBuskirk. V. Vance, D. Vanderhagen. C. Viau. R. Villaire, L. Voss, R. Wagner, S. Warne, R. 103 Webster, L. Welty, K West, B. Westbrook, T. Whitehouse, K. Wiclgat, D. Wilkinson. B. Williamson, L. Wioskowski, B. Wisniewski. C. Wright, J. Wrobbel, R. Young, M. Zaratzin, G. J. Herring is defined)' the H.P.H.S. slap champ. Zarkis, G. Zarr. J. Zasada, N. Zcrvas. C. Zmikly, L. 104 Just cruisin' around is T. Johnson. M. Risdon watches out for Mr. Noud while the others try to break out of school. Rah!! These are two of our better looking cheerleaders. 78 IS GREAT Isn't love grand? This proves that life does have its ups and downs. 105 Sue Zlotucha checking the Parker to see her feature story. Patty Davis finds a comfortable place to sit while she cleans out her glue jar Parker Staff Parker Staff: Row 1; Patty Davis, Sharon Ross, Mr. Silvasi, Leslie Mcllan. Mary Maurice, Becky Bryant. Row 2; Janice Ryniak, Melinda Finney, Bob Carsley. Scott VanMeter, Sue Zlotucha. Janice Tislcr. 107 Scott VanMctcr hard at work! Janice Tisler working hard to make her deadline. Jane Dutkiewicz, Anna DeMare put their heads together and get the job done right. Linda Horgan-Try to smile. Dawn Klingensmith seems to be quite amused. Linda Capps takes time for a quick flick. Big Red-Sue Simat, Little Chief-Mary Federlein. Denise Oponick just can't keep those eyes open-WAKE UP. 108 I 77 Viking Yearbook Staff 8 jr Puzzle That WorksTogether Theresa Dillon just can't figure out who's in the picture. Dawn Klingensmith sings a few bars to Lita Coronado. This years Editor-in-Chief. Mary Federlein. Row .Kathy Federoff, Lori Moxley. Karen Welty. Annette Star. Debbie Gosk; Row 2: Eileen Satterfield. Nancy Strable. Helen Garwood, Jane Macky, Mona Edgcmon.Terrie Evans, Linda Stachurski, Linda Zmickly; Row 3: Nancy Hurt. Andrea Fields, Mary Jo Precopio, Andrea Sebastian, Kelly Whitchousc, l ina Mauro, Debbie Eder. Kim Rondan, Sandy Kramer, Mrs. Dutkiewicz; Row .Cindy Bartold, Tina Westbrook, Jackie Herring. Janet Marsack. Sharon Ross. Exquisite form displayed by Jackie Herring. Janet Marsack isn't to sure how Andrea Fields is adding up her score. 110 G.A.A. BOWLING 1977 With this form Debbie Gosk is sure to get a strike. Ill Hazel Tucky's Marry'in Sam Strikes Again Sleeping on the job in Mike Westcrguard. This year's Daisy Mae and Lil Abner are Connie Ross dand Brian Shaunessy. Taking a little break 112 Jane Dutkiewicz and Jim Kelly...BEFORE...AFTER. 1 IB Can't Stop Dancin' . . . . Wooo!! Jim Carene. Carol Marion twist totnc Kansas City Bombers jams. Lead singer of the Kansas City Bombers. Jim Reichert tries to do the Hustle at the Quarterback Club—Kansas City Bombers Dance. 114 Hey amigo I teenk dar were some strange acts at the Quater Back Club 50's Dance. 115 Hittin the slopes at Boyne Mountain. Mr. Dupke still can't decide if he should give Mike Brecht and Gary Baker their varsity letters. Winter Sports Banquet Gymnastics: Most Valuable - Cathy Zervas Most Improved - Debbie Bachynski Unsung Hero - Suzette Perrette Varisty Basketball: Most Valuable - Keith Kaminski Most Improved - Kevin McGuire Unsung Hero - Steve Alliston Boys' Swimming: Most Valuable - Gary Zarkes Most Improved - Tim Grix Unsung Hero - Chuck Moskal Wrestling: Most Valuable - John Davids Most Improved - John Young Unsung Hero - Paul Adams Volleyball: Most Valuable - Carol Dix Most Improved - Vicky Tenorio Unsung Hero - Lorrie Yoskovich 118 And now for the comedy act. Mrs. Tcnorio presents Lome Yoskovich with her award. Carolyn Cyrus presents a beautiful terraium to Mrs. Chasteen. Rick Fuller savs to Mike Rappa; what'd ya jiet, a J.V.? 119 THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS Christmas concert presented by the Performing Arts Department. 122 SPORTS 123 Standing in line to buy your ticket, passing through the gates, warm blankets, confetti, screams for victory from the crowd, are just part of what you would expect on Friday nights at Hazel Park football games! HP opened their season with two losses right off hand to Fraser and Dondero. Going into overtime against Berkley, 14-14,HP comes out ahead 20-14, for their First win. Losing their next three games, HP pulls through by beating Seaholm 13-12, for their second win and last. Being defeated by Centerline and Warren, HP ended with a 2-7 season record, with co-captains Guy Lima and John Rappa. Vikings will have tri-captains next year, Steve Bertolo, Duane Elkins and Steve Facine to lead our Vikings to victory. 124 Mark Petrykowski races lor a touchdown. Varsity Football The Thrill of Victory VARSITY FOOTBALL-Front Row: P. Carson,T. Robinson. R. Dorcnbush, D. Elkins. D. Lucas. A. riushcr.G. Lima, M. Petrykowski. J. Angcrcr. S. Bcrtolo P. Adams, Coach Eldred. Middle Row: Coach Skinner, D. Bowers, M. Rappa, P. Hunter. G. Baker, D. Phillips. S. Facinc. C. Elkins, D. Noud, K. Phoenix, R. Allen. Coach Kesler. Back Row: J. Repke, T. Stuef, J. Rappa. L. Siwicki. J. Caldwell, R. Matkin J. Kelly, B. Martin, R. Greaves. Jim Repke Unsung Hero Guy Uma Paul Adams lineman of the Year Total Dedication (Richard Wolfe Award) Jim Caldwell Vince Lombardi Memorial Award (Block of Granite) of the outstanding lineman of Oakland County. V T John Rappa Most Valuable (B.N. Grba) 126 . . . .more football 127 Truckin on down the court is S. Young. C. Wilkinson gets a good grip on the ball. Preparing to pass off is V. Tenorio. Spirit Brings J.V. Together As the season came to an end, the scoring became closer and closer, but the lack of an effective offense hampered the squad. However, throu- ghout the season they steadily improved. Although they weren't the winningest team, their spirit and morale was very high. Many of these girls will be coming back next year to face the pressures and triumph of a varsity team. The season ended with 6 wins, 10 losses. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL: Kneeling: L. Capps (co-captain). Standing: V. Turner. S. Young. K.Kouer, Coach Dupkc. P Barnett (co-captain). R Evans. K Wilkinson. Sot Pictured: C. Vanderhagen. Janice Raglin. 128 J.V. Football Season Throughout the season, J.V.'s spirit kept them going. As the season went on, they realized their potential ability for the following year. Since the team was made up of sophomores, it was safe in assuming that many fine players will be coming up to Varsity next year. Their improvement throughout the season may have seemed small, but it was very promising. When the going was rough, the mighty Vikings kept their chins up, their shoulders back, and walked proudly. They knew they had done the best they could to end the season with a record of 2 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties. Watch Out! D. Sanders is coming through! Brad Beshears Ken Calvert Doug Sanders Our J.V. Football team has many Tine ball-handlers. Here we have three players showing their techniques. 129 Faces of suspense and determination. J.V. FOOTBALL: Row I:D. Crandall, L. Chaney, D. Potter, C. Taylor, H. Mills, T. Siebcn, D. Lawson. Row 2: Coach Magiera, R. Kuhn, W. Szymborski, B. Deatheragc, B. Beshears, C. Young. M Tillman. B. LaBelle, Co-Coach Wegner. Row 3: D. Sanders, B. Gradowski, V. Tobia, K. Calvert, C. Thommas, D. Johnson. 130 Mr. Wegner gets deep into the game. saves his fellow player from losing ground. Plans for the Future Our famous coach Magiera at work, giving confidence to his players. D. Potter (84) shows good offensive position. Oh you beautiful you Curt Young! 131 Ladies we finally have it—RECOGNITION You've come along way girls. About five years. You remember when two of you had to stay on the offense side of the gym and another two were on the defense side, and the rover who was the only one who got to go any where she wanted. The coaches used to be some gym teacher who didn't know a thing about the game. If you came to one of the games now you would see some real action. Not anything like the good ol days. The fans are coming more and more alive and filling up the bleachers: We had much skill on the team and the season ended with a 9-9 record. In the S.M.A. we placed third with Berkley. Between the two league games Being surrounded does not affect S. McClatchey's shot. our girls beat them by more points than they beat us. Also we outscored them on the season. Even though the girls put up a good fight to the end they lost their first and last game in the districts. The opposing team was Detroit Northern, Our highest scorer T. Tuski shows her stuff. 132 — Setting a position before going up is S. Fletcher. The first of the season's starting team keeps the action up. How would you like a bubblegum freak for a coach? VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row I: S McClatchcy (co-captain). M. Maurice. P. Crimp. K. Dix. Row 2: V. Tcnorio, S. Fletcher. T. Tuski. Coach Dupkc. L. Coronado. C. Dix (co-captain). J. Straitz. 133 Cross Country - Off and Running CROSS COUNTRY - Row 1: V. Sharp. J. Young. D Mcyerhoff. S. Alliston. R. Brace (co-captain). W. Parks (co-captain). M. Skrumbellos. Row 2: D. Hoobler. M. Chrouch. K Bra ier. T McIntosh. S. Fred. R. Sprouse. M. Cunningham. J. Barwick. J. Brace. Row 3: Mr. Boughton (coach), T. Radak. S. Hubei. D. Martin. K. Palmby. K Morrow. C. Broski. M. Thomas. B. Turner. S. Hill. S. Brown. Mr. Fulcher (coach). Mark Gibes tries desperately not to let his opponent pass him. Mark Thomas Mike Chrouch loosens up bclorc the meet. £ Scott Hubei takes a rest after his race. Debbie Hoobler. leader of the pack. 135 Chuck Broski keeps at a steady pace. Wendell Parks hams it up for the camera. 136 Only one loss to SMA champs, Royal Oak Kimball, marred a perfect season for the Hazel Park Harriers. They ended their season with a 12-1 record. It was the second most successful cross country team in the history of Hazel Park. There were some outstanding individual achievements this year. Wendell Parks, Mike Chrouch, and Chuck Broski made SMA first team. Broski and Chrouch have All Oakland County and all Regional titles to add to their honors. Both qualified for the state meet and finished 21st and 24th respecitively. This year was also a beginning for girls cross country Vicky Sharp, Debbie Hoobler, Julie Brace, and Sue Brown were the first girls to compete in this two mile event. Because of the interest and effort of these girls, there will be an official girls team in 1977, and a team will be entered in SMA competition. Donna Campbell puts all she has into this swing Lisa Murphy stretches to get the ball back Most Valuable and - Dcbi Bchnkcn All- SMA Most Improved - Patti Kocstcr 138 Unsung Hero - Lorraine Yoskovich GIRLS TENNIS: (kneeling) L. Murphy, J. Dutkicwic , A. DcMarc, L. Yoskovich, E. Nieves, S. Perrette, D. Bachynski. (standing) Mr. R. Croteau (coach), D. Wojtowicz, D. Campbell, A. Boughton. K. VanBuren. P. Koester. D. DeMare (student assistant). J. Maki, J. Miglia, C. Caldwell. D. Bchnken, C. Wisniewski. Swinging Season for Girls' Tennis Coach Croteau gives the players some extra advice before the matches start. Above: Debi Bchnken demonstrates her winning forehand. Below: Evelyn Nieves at the net. L. Walton glances ahead to sec how far she has to go. Girls swimming had a tough time beginning their season. Many of their fine swimmers had graduated, and a lot of young. New inexperienced girls took their place. There were many improvements through the year even though the scores may not show it. The girls began the season by beating Clawson who they have never beaten before. Then after taking many ups and downs they beat Southfield, who had almost all of their fine swimmers back and very much improved. One of our fine divers also puts out her best in a relay. K. Eidson. A beautiful butterfly stroke by B. Takacs. Our season ended with a record of 3 wins, 9 losses and 1 tie. Next year we will be hoping for the same strength out of the girls who will be returning and those coming out for their first time. Coming up for a breath of fresh air is C. Griden. Water Women Make Good Effort GIRL'S SWIMMING: Row I: B. Robinson. L. Walton (co-captain). B. Takacs (co-captain). L. Mitchell. Row 2: C. Kello, C. Goodwin. J. Morganroth. J. Marsak. K. Eidson.C. Wiley, V. Fletcher. C. Rusko. B. Hill, D. Vance. Row 3:Asst.Coach Rush, S. Zatkoff.C. Grindcn.C. Goodwin. S. DiBiasc, B. Wioskowski. Asst.-D. Reid. M. Holland, S. Beck, S. Gaer, T. Goodin, Coach Skomski. Tom Davids Tee Men Keep The Ball Rolling GOLF: T. Davids, S. VanMeter, D. McGuire, D. Schocnrock, K. Wilson, M. Larch, D. Burke, J. Wrobel, K. King, J. Mauro, J. Pearce, K. Palmby, M. McLatcher, D. Kropinak, J. Gulu, and Coach Guido. 142 Jim Mauro has a nice follow through on his putt. Kevin King 143 M. Brecht going for a lay up The 1976-77 edition of the Hazel Park Basketball Team turned in a 4-16 season record. Opening their season to Oak Park, HP bowed, 78-77 in four overtimes. However, Oak Park used an ineligible player and HP later was declared the winner by forfeit. Upsetting the Royal Oak Dondero team, HP posted their second win, 65-50. HP winning against Warren Lincoln, 65-63, made it their third win. Finally the last game of the season comes to an end with H P beating Seaholm 69-63. The crowd roared with pleasure, congratulating the players on their first win over a two year period on their home court. Inspirational guidance giving the team a sense of purpose was offered by Mr. Larry Dupke, in his second year of coaching these young men. Coach Dupke is at it again. 144 Varsity Cagers Experience Seasonal Highs and Lows Gan Baker driving hard to the hoop You jive turkeys, get off my back. VARSITY BASKETBALL - From Rom Coach Dupke. S. AJfcaoo. B Manm. B Bcshcars. M Brecht. Manager Van Meier Back Rom A Km-asabonkj. B Graham. J WroheL K. Kaminski. D Mrycrbotff. G. Baker. K McGinre 147 148 J.V. Basketball Playing Hard J.V. BASKETBALL - Row I: VI. Pctracich. D. Weston, B. Turner. K. Morrow. D. McQueen. Row2: Mr. Boldt (coach), D. Potter. K. Wilson. R. Fuller. M. Rappa. R. Greaves. Fourteen out of twenty games were decided in the last two minutes for this year's Junior Varsity Basketball team. Unfortunately most of them went in favor of the opposing team leaving the cagers with a record of 7-13. Although 7-13 is not a good record, alot of good things did happen this year. The shooting percentage increased steadily as the season progressed until they became a good shooting team. Individually, there were outstanding improvements, also. Their experience and improvements will help in the challenges that await them on next year's varsity team. HP Finishes With A Successful Year Chalk Up 5th Year for SMA 151 Chris VanderHagen Bill Conroy 152 VAR1STY WRESTLING - Front Row: T. Davids, J. Davids (co-captain),T. McIntosh,C. Vandcrhagcn, J. Craig, T. Phillips. Back Row: K. Fraser, B. Conroy, B. Terry, P. Hunter. R. Matkin, P. Adams (co-captain). K. Phoenix, (not pictured is Coach Morrill and John Young). J-V WRESTLING - Front Row: C. Garantakos. D. Martin. T. Oliver. M. Marion, C. Herndon. M. Skrumbcllos. Back Row: Coach Steele. H Mills, R. Young. A. Jones. S. Bertolo. M. Young. D. Lawson. D. Bowers. 153 D. Royer thinks butterflies can swim. The thought of a woman coach did not affect the boys swimming team for they began a fine season. They opened up with 4 straight victories. They had improved in many ways but began to realize that their fine opponents had also. After their first eight meets they became involved in a tri-meet coming out with first place. The team accepted the Ypsilanti Invitation, placing fifth out of six schools. The thought of losing became a very strong realization. And they struggled through many fine meets. Performing his best breast stroke is D. Paolucci. We hope to see more interest from spectators for the boys show much promise. And with the kind of fine coaching they will be receiving there is much success ahead. The loss of our only 2 seniors (captains) means much sadness but still anticipation for the year to come. The season ended with a 9-8 record. Coming up for a breath is T. Orix. J. Walton shows off his new glasses. An Almost Even Season for Water Men Help! Help! I just remembered I don't know how to swim! G. Zarkis. As visions of swimming pass through N. Warne's head. BOYS SWIMMING: Sitting: T. Krause. D. Reid. J. Pearce. D. Hammocks (co-captain), D. Paolucci (co-captain). D. Noud. D. Kzinowek. D. Royer. Row 2: T. Radak. G. Zarkis, N. Wame, J. Mauro, R. Morelli, M. Fox. Row 3:Asst. Coach Rush. C. Moskal. D. Burley, J. Turner. J. Walton. T. Steiner, T. Grix. J. Rasnakc. R. Warne. W. Hudson. B. Fuller. Manager - S. Beck. Coach Skomski. 155 Bump! Set! Spike! Let's Go Vikes! u I Good movement from E. Nieves and ready teammates. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: Row I: E. Nieves. L. Yoskovich. A. Bought on. P. Crimp. J. Dutkicwic . T. Marscc. Ron 2: Coach f igas. D. Campbell. V. Tenorio. C. Dix, L. Coronado. P. Barnett. D. Check. B Robinson. J. Strait 157 The varsity volleyball team didn't win too many matches but improved highly individual- ly. We put up a good strong fight in every game. The team didn't place in either of two weekend invitationals, but had played better volleyball. The season ended with 4 wins, 7 losses. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Row I: E. Marcinko. P. Krych, J. Novak, J. Brewer. Row 2: S. Young. D. Andr ejewski, D. Marvin, D. Wojtowicz, C. Cotter, R. Evans. D. Wojtowicz, Coach Figas. J.V. Volleyball J. Novack has an excellent position for a successful bump. Up to block a spike is R. Evans. Anxiously awaiting the serve, D. Wojtowicz. 158 Gymnasts Floor It GYNMASTICS — Row 1: C Cyrus (co-captain). B. Wioskowski(manager), S. Perrettc (co-captain). Row 2: C. McCaulay. K. Collins, J. Croteau, D. Rygwelski, C. Ross, D. Bachynski. Row 3: P Meila. L. Terry, J. Savoy, A. DeMarc, S. Hufnagel. C. Fuller, V. Ray. Row 4: C. Zervas. L. Zmiklv, D. Bailey Mrs. Chasten (coach). K. Eidson. D. Avery, C. Wiley. 159 (Above) Kitty Collins docs a unique move on bars. (Below) Co-Captain Carolyn Cyrus concentrates on her routine. (Left) Karen Eidson poses pretty. Mark Pattison Vikings Present Their Greatest Hits Jim Caldwell, Unsung Hero. 162 Mike Brecht, doing what he does best. All SMA. VARSITY BASEBALL: ROW I: T. Kotynia, D. Lucas, C. Herndon. S. Bertolo, T. Stuef. D. Kropinak. M. Larch. P. Stanley. ROW 2: Coach Mikulas. M. Haefner, F. Roy. J. Caldwell. M. Brecht. G. Baker. K. McGuire. P. Thomann. M Knox. B Martin. (Not pictured K Kaminski) 163 Mark Haefner, Most Valuable and All SMA. Pat Stanley 164 Coach Mikulas Dave Lucas. Billy Martin 165 JV Baseball Hopes Look Bright 166 J.V. BASEBALL - Row I: M. Thompson, I). McGuire, D. Martin. D. Olmack. B. Beshears, N. Warne, D. Weston, M. Dyke and S. Nelson. Row 2: Coach Pobursky. D. Schoenrock. R. Brown, D. Burke, M. Rappa, J. Pierce. K. Phoenix. B. Hunt and M. Tillman. 167 111 get you, you dirty rat. snickers Mike Rappa Bringing in another victory’ is C. Broski. Up, Up and over is R. Langworthy. The boys track team had a very challenging season. The performances of the many individuals and relay team were very successful. The seniors were very strong in their efforts to make the team it's best. The juniors were also strong and many hold great promises. The sophomores seemed the strongest number wise out of the three classes. The teams SMA record was 3 wins, 2 losses. SMA champs were L. Siwicki, C. Broski, W. Parks, and D. Meyerhoff. Varsity placed 2nd in SMA and J.V. placed 3rd. J.V. SMA champs were D. Sanders, T. McIntosh, M. Skrumbellos, M. Cunningham. Varsity all around season was 7 wins, 2 losses. 168 GUY'S TRACK: Row I:D. Riley, W. Parks, J. Young. J. Rappa, D. Meyerhoff.S. Alliston, R. Brace, M. Skrumbcllos. M. Petrokowski. J. Kelly. Row 2. J. Davids. M. Cunningham. S. Jennings. J. Collins. L. Siwicki. R. Matkin, R. Sprouse. R. Langworthy. B. Schnabel, M. Bclz. M. Crouch. Standing: Coach Boughton, T. Davids, T. Radack. R. Labcllc. K. Palmby, B. Turner. D. Potter, S. Walrner. P Hunter. A. Kwasiborski.C. Broski. K. Mauro. D. Sanders. J. Cunningham. K. Young, S. Hill. C. Taylor, Coach Fulcher. M. Crouch. M. Cunningham. D. Potter Guys Track - A Pacing Success 169 D. Sanders doesn't care for the dirt that goes along with the long jump. Discussing results of the last race is Mr. Fulcher and Mr. Boughton. Work Plus Desire B. Turner gets a high out of pole vaulting. Finally the last hurdle of the race for L. Siwicki. Equals Success 171 It's a long way from third base to first but Patty Crimp makes sure the ball gets there. First Year for J.V. Softball Lori Morrison J.V. SOFTBALL Row I: J. Brewer. P. Crimp, C. Wingate, K. Brccklin. D. Eder. Row 2: Mr. Guido (coach), S. Ramsey, K. Cotter, D. Marvin. Not pictured. M. Huston, L. Morrison. 172 Mark Thomas Jim Gulu BOYS TENNIS — Row I: M. Schuler, J. Gargus, J. Gulu, C. Garontakos. S. Hubei, M. Wilson. Row 2: Mr. Croteau (coach). D. DeMare (captain), M. Thomas, D. McQueen, L. Chaney. M. McLatcher. Boy's Tennis 173 Dale McQueen Tough John Gargus Season for Netters 174 Steve Eaton 175 Girl's Softball Workin' Hard Playin' Hard Lori Viars and Jeanene Straitz. ready and waiting. By the look on Carol Dix's face you can tell her pitch will be a strike. Evelyn Nieves can't believe her bunt went over the centerficlder's head. VARSITY SOFTBALL - Row I: J. Strait . D. Behnkcn. V. Tenorio. P. Barnett. D. Cheek. C. Dix. B. Robinson. Row 2: Miss Figas (coach). A. DeMare. B. Wioskowski. L. Viars. R. Evans. S. Hamblin, L. Yoskovich, E. Nieves. Pam Barnett is anxious to tag her opponent out. Donna Check 177 The girls track team had a close season. They lost their first 2 meets but made a good win against Oak Park. The spirit was good between these fine young ladies and their good efforts were rewarded at times. The girls stayed tough to the finish, winning their last two meets against Southfield and Seaholm. Their overall record was 4 wins, 5 losses. SMA record 2 wins, 3 losses, placed 13th in the regionals and 4th in SMA. The Girl's track team make faces of determination part of their events. 1. T. Tuski 2. D. Hoobler 3. V. Sharp 4. M. Maurice 5. S. Brown 6. K. Dix 7. V. Turner 178 Watch Out! Cuz I'm going to get you. C. Cyrus. Good handoff by S. Young. A Trying Season For Girls Track GIRLS I RACK: Row I: H. Christian, J. Croteau, D. Hooblcr, K. Floyd.T. DiDomizio,T. DiDomizio, A. Beleville, Row2: N. Warrick, C. Cyrus, V. Turner, S. Hufnagel. D. Vance, L. Croteau. C. Sullivan. M. Maurice. Row 3: S. Zatkoff, S. Brown, S. Young. C. Caldwell. L. Terry. J. Marsack. B. Bock. Row 4: V. Sharp (co-captain), S. Fletcher, C. Griden.S. Mcycrhoff. T. Tuski, L. Brazier (co-captain). K. Dix, Coach Eldred. 179 VARSITY SCORES Cross Country WE THEY 17 Mott 44 15 Oak Park 50 18 Fitzgerald 45 15 Clawson 50 21 Dondero 36 22 Berkley 33 34 Kimball 22 17 Centerline 37 15 Ferndale 50 15 Madison 30 22 Warren 37 19 Southfield 41 28 Seaholm 30 Invitational Meets 12th West Bloomfield 2nd SMA • MSA A 8th Oakland City 2nd SMA 9th Regionals WE Girls Sw imming THEY 83 Clawson 65 69 Warren Woods 100 21 Dondero 59 49 Berkley 121 52 Southfield Ixnhrup 119 64 Centerline 106 64 Kimball 105 56 Ferndale 1 4 69 Ijimphere 102 86 Mott 86 96 Southfield 74 57 Rochester 115 57 Seaholm III WE Girls Basketball THEY 26 Dondero 27 28 iMmphere 26 36 Berkley 41 28 iMkeshore 42 33 Ferndale 48 39 Lincoln 47 26 Southfield 51 28 Warren Woods 36 38 Seaholm 28 61 Oak Park 19 41 Berkley 26 50 South Christain 21 40 Mott 34 32 Fitzgerald 41 42 Ferndale 73 33 Seaholm 31 33 Madison 32 WE Football THEY 14 Fraser 37 13 Dondero 47 20 Berkley 4 0 Kimball 6 0 Ferndale 3 26 Southfield 40 12 Seaholm 13 20 Centerline 31 12 Warren 25 Golf WE THEY 267 Clawson 210 274 Berkley 223 227 Kimball 208 252 Ferndale 233 244 Southfield 98 238 Highland Park 292 26 Oak Park 230 240 Berkley 235 252 Seaholm 235 238 Dondero 208 172 Highland Park 220 203 Kimball 230 243 Ferndale 246 248 Ferndale 246 248 Southfield 204 242 Seaholm 196 Girls Volleyball Dondero Clawson Madison Berkley Kimball Ferndale Southfield Seaholm Berkley Kimball Ferndale Southfield Seaholm iMmphere WE Guys Sw imming THEY 107 Centerline 65 88 Clawson 84 98 Rochester 74 82 Dondero 90 73 iMmphere 99 97 iMkeshore 75 50 Madison 33 320 Sterling Heights 266 Troy- 292 79 Berk ley 93 71 Warren 100 48 Kimball 124 55 Southfield Lathrup 113 85 Ferndale 89 123 Oak Park 48 83 Southfield 89 51 Seaholm 123 Girls Tennis WE THEY 7 Dondero 0 0 Berkley 7 5 Clawson 2 4 Kimball 3 4 Ferndale 3 5 l 2 Highland Park 1 1 2 6 Southfield 1 0 Seaholm 7 6 Clawson 1 2 Southfield Lathrup 5 7 iMmphere 0 3rd SMA 5th Regionals WE Gymnastics THEY 18 th Dearborn Invitational 97.05 60.80 Troy Athens 67.25 58.93 iMkeshore 93.40 67.00 Rochester Adams 75.50 73.20 iMmphere 72.95 66.40 Berkley 85.70 74.65 Fraser 70.00 62.35 Rochester 69.20 71.00 Kimball 97.70 77.60 Troy- 92.50 73.70 Warren Uncoln 91.90 74.25 Ferndale 6th league Meet 180 WE Guvs Basketball THEY 77 Oak Park 78 34 Warren Woods 50 63 Clawson 64 52 Fitgerald 72 65 Berkley 72 25 Shrine 53 51 Kimball 74 50 Port Huron 51 49 Ferndale 66 65 Pondero 50 55 Southfield 64 53 Seaholm 58 65 Warren Lincoln 63 56 Berkley 66 51 Kimball 66 58 Lathrup 76 45 Ferndale 57 51 Fitgerald 66 59 Southfield 95 69 Seaholm 63 Wrestling WE THEY 55 Fraser 18 61 Berkley 6 2nd H P. Quad 40 Kimball 12 3rd Wayne Quad 2nd Oakland Tournament 42 litmphere 17 65 Ferndale 15 1st Pontiac Quad 54 Southfield iMthrup 12 62 Seaholm 8 54 Pondero 8 64 Southfield 6 7th C.C. Invitational 1st SMA 41 Madison 18 47 Mott 12 19 Bedford 35 2nd Pistrici 6th Regional 37th State Girl’s Track WE THEY 53l j Bishop Foley 82'h 54 Berkley 82 96 Oak Park 40 491 2 Kimball 86V2 75 Madison 61 46 Ferndale 90 80 87 Southfield Seaholm 56 46 65 A vondale 71 Varsity Baseball WE THEY 8 Hamtramck 0 13 Hamtramck 0 14 Fitzgerald 4 8 Fitzgerald 3 2 Catholic Central 5 0 Catholic Central 14 4 Flushing 3 3 Flushing 0 5 Berkley 3 15 Southfield 2 13 Ferndale 3 1 Seaholm 6 2 Berkley 4 6 Ferndale 1 6 Southfield 2 6 Seaholm 2 10 Berkley 6 2 Kimball 5 2 Kimball 6 2 Ferndale 4 4 Southfield 5 3 Seaholm 5 4 Lamphere 3 4 Pondero 3 3rd SMA 1st Pistricis 1st Oakland Invitational Guy’s Track WE THEY 82 Bishop Foley 76 100 Berkley 59 l07‘ 2 Ijjmphere 50‘ z 72 Kimball 86 102 Fitzgerald 30 93 Ferndale 62 81 Mott 77 68 Southfield 90 105 Seaholm 53 PSP Huron Relays PSP Mansfield Relays 5th Pearborn Elks Relays PSP Pan Lutkus Relays 4 th Regionals 2nd SMA 4th Oakland County WE Varsity Softball THEY 6 Fitzgerald 8 25 Lximphere 9 5 iMthrup 10 9 Berkley 7 13 Ferndale 7 5 Southfield 12 8 Seaholm 7 0 Berkley 17 7 Kimball 6 2 Kimball 13 8 Ferndale 4 9 Southfield 11 3 Seaholm 14 3 Mott 4 1 Warren Lincoln 11 WE ( Pre- Pistricis) Guv’s Tennis THEY 1 Berkley 6 1 Kimball 6 6 Ijimphere 1 2 Ferndale 5 0 Seaholm 7 5 Madison 2 1 Berkley 6 1 Southfield 6 1 Kimball 6 2 Oak Park 5 2 Ferndale 5 I Fitzgerald 6 1 Southfield 6 181 SPRING SPORTS Above: Angie Belleville and Helen Christian are glad to see that Flipper decided to come. Below: A rare moment. Lynn Terry, Genine Croteau, and Leslie Croteau seem to be enjoying the sports banquet. BANQUET BASEBALL - Mark Haefner - Most Valuable Paul Thomann - Most Improved Jim Caldwell - Unsung Hero SOFTBALL — Carol Dix - Most Valuable Donna Cheek - Most Improved Jeanene Straitz - Unsung Hero BOY'S TRACK — Chuck Broski - Most Valuable Rick Matkin - Most Improved Larry Siwicki - Unsung Hero GIRL'S TRACK — Debbie Hoobler - Most Valuable Therese Tuski - Most Improved Vickie Sharp - Unsung Hero BOY'S TENNIS — Dino DeMare - Most Valuable Chris Garontakos - Most Improved Mike McLatcher - Unsung Hero Mr. Mikulas goes over the program with girl's trach coach Mr. Eldred. 183 GOING BACK - 50's SOCK HOP At center. Queen of the hop, Donna Campbell, at left, first runner up Sue Simat; at right, second runner up. Becky Bryant. Holli Sadow tries to figure out who Dennis Holcomb thinks he is. This was a contest to see who has the most hot air. Janice Ryniak crowning the Queen of the Hop Donna Campbell. 184 A new world record. 19 in the phone booth Melinda Finney. Jeanenc Strait , Lori Mazzuckclli. Three cool hard workers. Hey Big Daddies and Mammas this was it. The Senior Class 50's Sock Hop. It was a night of slicking your hair back and puting the pony tails in. The main attraction was the choosing of the queen of the hop. This year's queen was none other than Donna Campbell with first runner-up Sue Simat, second runner-up Becky Bryant. The other 3 candidates were Cindy Andrzejewski, Halyna Meronek, and Debbie Gosk. Last year's record for cramming people into the phone booth was 18 kids. This year's new world record was 19. The Senior class did a great job in planning the dance but, it wouldn't have been possible without the help of Dana the Demon WhetSel as our all time super great disc jockey, 185 Andrew Carnis (George Lee) has to be sure to get his say in it all too! H.P.H.S. Presents 1977 Spring Play Torn between two lovers— Steve Pacine - puzzled on how to put on make-up. OKLAHOMA 187 Curly, being played by Dean Phillips, sings a love song to Laurcy, being played by Cindy Kello. Aunt Eller. (Lois Hampton), kick'in it out with Will Parker. (Jeff I-aPcrc). Ali Hakin (Dennis Holcomb) aint to sure if his steps are right? 189 Fine AWARDS S. DiBiasc smiling, takes her Science Award L.Hampton takes her Drama trophy from Mr. Reynolds D. Holcomb and T. Tuski received the Lions Club Award As another Award Assembly comes and goes, there are many awards given out. There were awards like the Lions Club Award, Science Awards, Band and Choir Awards, and many others. You cannot say that one is more important than the other because to the person receiving it, its really important. This day comes around once a year, and thats when we recognize all those people who have done something outstanding to receive that special recognition. Awards are special and thats why we have that special day to let you know who are the special people around our school. 190 ASSEMBLY Above: M. Finney. J. Strata, and L. Yoskovich receive an unusual Science award. Below: The helpful Vikettes receive their award for their services. D. Elkins makes his opening speech. Eager for his award is M. Robidou. 191 Girls anxiously await the awards Mrs. Skomski is handing out. Linda Walton receives award from Mrs. Buckley. . . and the rocket's red glare. Mr. Grant presents the senior class officers with their awards. The band livens things up at the assembly. Students Get Recognition Jeff LaPere receives an award for excellence in music. 193 NHS: Row 1: S. Jones, R. Wrobelt K. McGuire, S. Bertolo, J. Dutkiewicz, J. Cianfarani, C. Krozek.S. Meyerhoff, T. Tuski, Row 2: M. Tamura, H. Mcronck, C. Zcrvas. S. Wagner, A. D'Addczio, L. Zmikly, L. Capps. J. Rasnakc. D. Elkins, Row 3: B. Fuller. D. Vance. K. Floyd, D. Hooblcr. L. Croteau, A. DeMare, M. Robidou, C. Kcllo, J. Marsack. K. Fidson, Row 4: T. Busher, S. Difliase. C. Goodwin, G. Carr, J. Holcombe. S. Ross. A. Harper. B. Harper. K. Welty, K. Coveyou, S. Hufnagcl (not pictured). National Honor Society SOCIETY PLEDGE I PLEDGE MYSELF EVER TO KEEP BURNING THE LIGHT OF TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE, TO UPHOLD THE HIGH PURPOSE OF THIS SOCIETY TO WHICH I HAVE BEEN ELECTED. STRIVING IN EVERY WAY BY WORD AND DEED TO MAKE ITS IDEALS THE IDEALS OF THE SCHOOL.' L. Yoskovich lights the candle of Character 195 196 197 Mark Pattison. alias Klinger. Ohh ... look at that leg!!!! Melinda F inney takes the role of Sara Toddler. Verry Interesting. says Tom Steuf. Seniors Present Look what Janice Ryniak picked up in the shower. Mark Haefner. emcee for the night. 199 Senior Banquet brings class together. | Uh, that looks good! , comments Janet Krueger and Steve Roe. 200 Peggy Gee cracks up after winning the class clown award. Year after year the Senior Banquet is an ultimate success and this year was no exception. The smiling faces and the feeling of sentiment present that night were excellent indicators of the mood of love and togetherness that filled us all. However, unlike all the other years, eyes were not as misty - the reason being time could not be spared because everyone was busy dancing to the music of Eastwood Parke and socializing. In years to come this occasion above all others will certainly have left it's imprint on our memories. 201 PAUL K. ADAMS SHIRLEY M. ADAMS CHERYL L. ADIMARO JAMES I. ADKINS STEPHEN M. ALLISTON LARRY D. ALSBACH DIANE M. ANDRZEJEWSKI JAMES A. ANGERER LILLIAN E. ANTONELLI TERRANCE L. ARMOUR KEITH L. AUSTIN PAMELA K. AYOTTE CECILIA A. BAILEY CYNTHIA BANNER RICHARD A. BARNES KIM L. BARNETT MICHAEL A. BARROWS ANNETTE M. BAZINET ANDREW O. BEGF.R DEBRA M. BEHNKEN DAVID R. BEMUS GILLES (MIKE) M. BENOIT ROGER W. BEST DEBRA L. BONI 202 Senior Spirit is shown by S. Costew. ANN E. BOUGHTON RAYMOND L. BRACE ANTHONY C. BRADF ORD LINDA C. BRAZIER PAMELA J. BRESSON CHERYL A. BRIDGET 20 S JOHN BROSK1 CHEYREL A. BROWN FRED T. BUGAJ SUSAN M.BULGER DIANE L. BURCHI DONNA L. BUTTE JAMES V. CALDWELL DONNA L. CAMPBELL KATHY J. CARR ROBERT M. CARSLEY JOHN W. CASTELLENAS WILLIAM CARTER ALLEN G. CEJMER ALAN H. CHAMBERLAIN VICKIE L. CHAMBLEE DONNA J. CHEEK FAYE E. CHILDRESS KAY M. CHIVERS VICTORIA L. COCHRAN PAMELA J. COLSTON THOMAS COLPITTS PATRICIA K. CONRAD WILLIAM J. CONROY JAMES CORDLE 204 MARK E. CORMIER SANDRA L. COSTEW CAROL J. COTTONGIM MICHEAL D. CRAFT DAN C. CRANK BEVERLY J. CROWELL CAROLYN A. CYRUS RENEE M. D'ADDEZIO RICHARD M. DANEORTH MARY A. D'ANGELO BRIAN E. DANIEL RODNEY R. DANKS JOHN L. DAVIDS MARTIN G. DAVIS PATRICIA D. DAVIS MICHAEL J. DAWSON KAREN A. DEKEYSER DINO S. DEMARE JOESEPH M. DENNY JOHN T. DICK THERESA M. DILLON CAROL DIX MAX T. DOMBECK MUNTAHA A. DOODA 205 ROBERT D. DORENBUSH DAWN M.DOWELL JACK P. DUNN PATRICIA A. DUNN I ISA M. DYER DONNA DENDY DEAN A. EDER JANE M. EDWARDS CALVIN M. ELKINS LINDA S. ENNIS MARIE P. EVERETT PAULA L. EWERT Oh my goodness It gets the wrinkles out. D. Shenk. 206 DAVID K. FADELL MARY M. FEDERLEIN ANDREA J. FIELDS MELINDA A. FINNEY BARBARA E. FOWLER MICHAEL N. FOX STEVEN R. FRAUS CAROL A. FRECHETTE DEBRA H. FRYE ELIZABETH A. GAFFKA BRIAN M. GASCOYNE PEGGY L. GEE 207 C. Marion finds a easy way to grow flowers. French is a breeze 10-4 good buddy. MARGARET J. GETTLINGER GEORGINA N. GIBBS MARIE C. GLAZA RONALD W. GLOVER STEVEN L. GOATLEY CYNTHIA K. GOMAND TIMOTHY L. GOODIN ANNA M. GOODWIN RICHARD J. GOSK ROBERT A. GRADOWSKI NANCY J. GRAHAM CRYSTAL S. GRAVES RICHARD K. GREER CAROL L. GREGORY DANNY R GRIFFEY PAMELA K. GRIFFIN KENNETH E. GROSS JAMES GULU BERNARD GUZDIAL MARK W. HAEFNER KIMBERLY S. HALL SANDRA J. HAMBLIN KATHY M. HAMBY SANDRA K. HAMLETT 208 DAVID L. HAMMOCKS LOIS A. HAMPTON DEBORA S. HAND STEVEN D. HANSON CAROL A. HARRELSON KEVIN R. HARVEY THOMAS C. HAUSER ANDREW R. HAVLATKA VICKIE A. HAWLEY KIM R. HELLER PAMELA HENLEY TINA M. HELTER D. Campbell and J. Repke look as though they had something taken out of them besides blood. 209 CELESTR HOEFT FRANK M. HOLLEWA JAMES HOPPER ANTHONY D. HOOTON LINDA M. HORGAN MICHAEL L. HOUSE DAWN M. HUBBARD LYNN D. HURT MARA B. IGNATIUS DAVID G. IRVAN 210 JOHN A. IWANKOWSKI MAZEN M. JABBOUR1 DAVID J. JOHNSONBAUGH JAMES J. KELLY MARK A. KERSCHER ERNIE R KETTLE WELL JOSEPH W. KINCAID FRANKLIN V. KING KEVIN L. KING PAULETTE JOSEPH KEITH T. KAMINSKI MARIE F. KAMINSKI ANITA M. KANATZAR GERARD J. KALPOLKA JULIE K. KARLIS JON W. KARPOVICH TIMOTHY A. KECK THOMAS M. KELLEY 211 MICHAEL J. KING KENNETH L. KISH DANNY A. KNAPP MATTHEW J. KNOX PATRICA M. KOESTER SUSAN M. KOSS JANET L. KRUEGER ROBERT A. KUHAUPT LILLIAN T. KUJAWA KATHLEEN A. KUNKE RICHARD M. KURLINSKI MICHAEL J. LABELLE MARY B. LAFARLETT SUSAN A. LAM BRECHT MARTIN J. LARCH 212 SANDRA L. LAVASEUR DENNIS J. LEE GEORGE R. LEE RENEE M. LEONOW1CZ JOAN G. LIBERTY RENAIDO M. LILLO GARY B. LIMA GUY A. LIMA MARTY R. LINDAMOOD MARK S. LIVINGSTON ROBIN G. LOCKLEAR TERRY L. LOCKLEAR THOMAS L. LONG SHIRLEY J. MAIN LAWRENCE MALINOWSKI 213 E. Nieves takes time out to smile pretty for the camera. CAROL A. MARION DAVID T. MARTIN SUSAN M. MARVIN TINA L. MAURO GEORGE L. MAY LORI A. MAZZUCKELL1 WILLIAM W. MCADAM JANINE A. MCCALEB SHEILA MCCLATCHEY DAVID A. MCCULLOUGH SCOTT A. MCEACHERN SHERRY S. MCGREW MICHAEL J. MCLATCHER DAISY A. MCPHERSON DENNIS A. MCQUEEN TINA A. MCTURNER THOMAS R. MCVICKER WESLEY R. MEASEL DAVID F. MEYERHOEF JEANETTE A. MIDDLETON WILLIAM L. MILLER DAVID G. MILLS DEBRA K. MONROE LINDA G. MOODY DAVID W. MOON JUDITH M. MORGANROTH MARVIN R. MORRISON JOSEPH M. MURPHY 215 JEAN A. NICHOLLS LINDA B. NIENALTOWSKI SHARYL NAH1NNAK DARLENE M. NASH LARRY M. NASH RUTH A. NEWKIRK EVELYN NIEVES GERARD E. NORRIS SUSAN M. NOW1CKI JACK R. OHLER KEVIN OLLI SHIRLEY M. OLSON TIMOTHY M. OLSON KEITH J. OLSON DONNA K. OZMENT DAVID PAOLUCCI MICHELE L. PARKS WENDELL S. PARKS DAVID PASDEN MARK V. PATTISON RONNIE L. PEACE EDWARD G. PECK NORMAN M. PERALA SUSETTE M. PERRETTE MARK A. PETRYKOWSKI JOHN P. PETTY DONALD G. PFATT JEFFREY G. PHILLIPS DANIEL D. PILGRIM KENNETH B. PLUZDRAK 217 SUZANNE M. POPRZAN JODY POWERS PAMELA D. RALEIGH SHIRLEY A. RAMSEY JOHN A. RAPPA PATRICIA M. REESE JAMES A. REICHERT DELORES E REISER JAMES P. REPKE ROCKY J. RHODEN DENNIS R. RIEDEL THERESA RICE DONALD L. RILEY MARK S. ROBERTS KAREN A. ROCHELEAU DEE A. RODGERS STEVEN A. ROE KENNETH P. ROSS JOANN M. ROUSSEL FRANK A. ROY MICHAEL R. RYBICKI JANICE M. RYNIAK CHERYL L. SAK KATHLEEN R. SANBORN THERESA L. SANDERS CHRISTOPHER K. SCHII.K SANDRA J. SCHI.ICKER WILLIAM J. SCHMIDT BETTY J. SCHMITZ THOMAS D. SCHOFIELD MICHELLE E. SCHUMAKER PATRICK F. SCOTT 219 OI.IVER R. SEAY MERRIE R. SEBASTIAN RONALD C. SEEGER DIANE F. SEGGIE VICKY L. SHARP BRIAN D. SHAUGHNESSY DOUGLAS E. SHELL BILLY W. SHELTON DENISE A. SHENK KATHLEEN A. SHOOK DIANEL J. SIGLER DIANE M. SIGLER SUSAN L. SIMAT GERALD G. SKRUMBELLOS MARSHALL C. SKRUMBELLOS MITCHELL A. SKRUMBELLOS BRENDA K. SMITH RICKY J. SMITH JOANNE M. SMITHSON CHARLES K. SOLOMON DIANE T. STACHOWIAK CHERYL A. STAFFORD PATRICK J. STANLEY JUDITH E. STANKO 220 NANCY J. STEWART STEVEN B. STEWART CHARLES C. STOKES JEANENE E. STRA1TZ CAROL A. STRNAD THOMAS A. STUEF SHARON R. STURZA KAREN F. SVACHA ELIZABETH A. TAKACS TINA M. TAURIANEN TIMMY F. TELISKY RALPH E. TENNEY JEAN A. THOM PAUL F. THOMANN RANDALL W. THOMPSON PATRICIA THOMSON JANICE M. TISLER PAULA A. TOWNSEND MARY A. TRAILER ARETI H. TSANGANOS CARMEN D. TSILOS JAMES W. TUCKER ANTHONY C. TURKIN JAMES E. TURNER 221 RONALD J. TURNER MICHAEL J. VALENTI JAMES R. VANATTA KAREN A. VANBUREN CHRIS VANDERHAGEN SCOTT D. VANMETER 222 After 3 years M. Kaminski figures out how the fountain works. STEVEN D. VAUGHN LORI A. VIARS BETTY A. VICKERS CHERYL A. VILLAIRE AUGUST J. VOSS DEBORAH J. VULCANO DEBRA J. WADSWORTH BRIAN G. WALKER CHERYL WALKER LINDA M. WALTON DAVID K. WARD JOSEPH E. WARNE DAVID T. WARNER RICHARD S. WEAVER SUSAN M. WEBB LORI K. WEILER CATHLEEN E. WEIR JOHN M. WELSH DAVID W. WENTWORTH LYNN M. WESTERGAARD DEBORAH A. WHITE DIANE M. WILDS PAMELA J. WIECZOREK MONICA J. WILE OR D 223 STACEY J. WILLIAMS ROBIN J. WILSON MARSHALL J. WOOD LAWRENCE E. WOOD TAMMY M. WOOD CATHERINE A. WRIGHT JOSEPH G. WROBEL LORRAINE M. YOSKOVICH JACK B. YOUNG JOHN E. YOUNG VALERIE ZAW1SLINSKI SUSAN ZLOTUCHA LISA MURPHY Senior Class Officers Lori Mazzuckelli-Secretary Karen VanBuren-Treasurer Janice Ryniak-Vice President Melinda Finney-President 224 This Moment Is Ours Debbie Monroe and dale look like they’re having a good lime. Ideal Senior: Calvin Elkins - Betsy Takacs Teachers Pet: Tom Stuef - Ann Boughton. Most Likely To Succeed: Janice Ryniak - Ray Brace Most Spirit: Bill Conroy - Donna Ozment. Class Flirt: Joe Denny - Lori Mazzuckelli. Person With Whom You'd Like To Be Stuck on a Desert Island: Sandi Costew - Mark Haefner. Best Bod: Sue Zlotucha - John Rappa. 228 Most Steady Couple: Ron Peace - Carol Gregory. Class Clown: Matt Knox - Peggy Gee. Mock Elections Most Talented: Steve Fraus-Patty Koester Most Shy: Marty Larch-Jean Nicholls Class Chatterbox: Jim Kelly-Daisy McPherson Most Athletic: John Young-Carol Dix Best Dancer: Dean Eder-Mary D'Angelo Most Intellectual: John Dick-Lori Viars Best Dressed: Ron Peace-Sue Simat Class Fox: John Rappa-Sandi Costew 229 Mrs. Gettlinger proudly gives Evelyn Nieves the Majorie Long Accepting the Wilfred D. Webb Award is Ann Boughton. Scholarship. Tears Laughter and Awards Ends 230 ''Memories Accepting the William Russell Award is John Young. Tears of joy come to Debbie Frye as she accepts the Business and Professional Women's Club Scholarship. 1977 Class Day 231 77 is GREAT Winner of the Erickson Cup — John Davids. 232 Betsy Takacs finds great pleasure in receiving the Girls Most Dedicated Sports Award. Co-Salutatorian - Janice Ryniak, Co-Valedictorian - Ron Turner, and Lori Viars. Co-Salutatorian - John Davids. 233 Proudly accepting the Veterans of Foreign Wars Award is Mara Ignatius. Receiving the Beryl Schoening Scholarship is Melinda Finney. HERE WE GO... 234 Stepping On The Field 235 The Class Of 77 For Every End There Is A New Beginning And This Is Ours 237 Diane Andrzejewski Tony's Hardware o 8 E k tn Gail P P � -t 9T Jewelry Company TRACK Party Store IMPORTED • DOMESTIC LIQUOR BEER - WINE CHAMPAGNE • GROCERIES • PARTY SNACKS • BAR SUPPLIES • HOT SANDWICHES Open 9 AM. ■ 11 PM Sunday Noon - 4 PM i ICE r T7 10 MILE | UCI TIACK o m o TIACK A IT 0 1 c z a 9 MILE m UTTU A iA rr W ItOM L J 548-0630 BETWEEN 9 Ml 10 Ml 24011 DEQUINDRE RD. HAZEL PARK SAME OWNERSHIP LITTLE Party Store BEER WINE CHAMPAGNE • GROCERIES • COMPLETE PARTY NEEDS • HOT SANDWICHES OPEN 7 AM-2 AM SUNDAY NOON ■ 12 PM 542-1230 BETWEEN 8 Ml 9 Ml 22211 DEQUINDRE RD. HAZEL PARK TRUBA CARPET CO. Phone (313) 543-3600 Central Appliance parts and service 24906 John R Hazel Park, Mich. 48030 ►------—--------------------- Spitzer Fence Co. 21240 Dequindre Warren, Mich. 48091 Neil Hanna Manager Bus. SI.8-7437 OFFICE: 543-6090 GENERAL Hazel Park 542-1760 Bonding Co., Inc. 24 - HOUR SERVICE BAIL PROBPTE CIVIL NOTRRY JimSCfiRmEAS 13691 Eleven ITIile Road Oak Park. fTlich. 48237 239 BURGERS KREME John R. Brickley Hazel Park 547-5191 , 'Trani SPORT SHOP d 43610 Van Dyke Lumi'ir Res. 541-6919 7 to 9 P.M. Sterling Heights, 0. L. Bolyard Lumber Co. Michigan 48073 24310 JOHN R. BUS. 398-5300 HAZEL PARK, MICH. 48030 Insurance Repairs Residential Commercial HAZEL PARK PLUMBING SUPPLY COMMERCIAL HOME REPAIR LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER CHARLES L PUGH CO. 24330 John R. General Contractor Builder Hazel Park PHONE: 541-7404 2441 John R. Hazel Park, Mich. 48030 548-8366 I 24t Oliver Coble 0 AL'S COLLISION BUMPING • PAINTING ESTIMATES TOWING AL CARIVEAU. Owner The Famous BLUE DOT CARRY OUT ONLY 2 1325 DEOUINDRk Between e a s m.ue Roads Hazel Park 20841 John R. Hazel Park 543-4070 Featuring Broasted Chicken and Fish Chips with Hush Puppies Suburban Florist 300 Nine Mile Hazel Park LI 1-0332 329 E. Woodruff Hozel Park LI 1-2300 (Choice cul flowers an J potleJ plants for all A.H. Ashley-R.T. Scott Directors 241 We grew up in Hazel Park too! We are still growing! Dear Graduate, You can be proud, just as I am, to be a graduate of Hazel Park High School. Our schools have received state and national recognition for quality education because the citizens of Hazel Park support good schools. The Hitchcock Gallery of Homes and Hitchcock ■ Co. Insurance took root in Hazel Park 42 years ago. Your success and ours is closely linked to the community we share. Congratulations! Bill Hitchcock William C. Hitchcock HITCHCOCK You: Clawson. Michigan □ Warren, Michigan □ 1 South Main 31111 Schoenherr 588-1870 979-2111 President CaIIery of Homes Birmingham, Michigan D Rochester. Michigan Hitchcock Company Shepard Gallery of Homes 199 Pierce 439 Mam 647-7377 651-8588 242 Pep Club Congratulations Graduates Best of Luck 243 GOOD LUCK Dairy Park 21839 John R. Hazel Park 244 Congratulations Seniors Bob Gradowski - President Pat Dunn - Secretary S K I C L U B Darryl Straitz - Treasure Renee Leonowitz - V. President 245 Service of Summons - Circuit Court and District Papers MCPHERSON Legal Process Service Area Code 313 - 545-7061 1729 E. Goulson RUEL MCPHERSON Hazel Park, Mich. 48030 Reliable Service Doug’s Delight Vikings Welcome 24110 John R. Kelley's Hamburgers 24940 John R at 10 Mile Hamburgers 5 1.40 to go 546-6600 546-6601 RANDAZZO BAKERY pr.-TA - Fresh Breaks donuts - pies - Cakes - Cannoli COFFEE CAKE - STRUOLE - ECLAIRS 24129 JOHN R. JOE RANDAZZO HAZEL PARK. MICH. 40030 GIUSEPPE RANDAZZO 246 JOE'S DRUGS 22920 John R Hazel Park Tony’s Hardware OPEN SUNDAY • Wall paper • Glass • Garden tools Plumbing Electrical Fertilizers PAINT Acme Guardsman Elliott’s 24011 JOHN R at 9% MILE 541 - 8790 FREE PARKING Commencement means beginning Hazel Park Athletic Booster Club Graduation means you're starting- heading for the lifetime of career and family associations which everyone hopes will lead to a full and satisfactory way of life for you and all who depend on you. 247 cjuan RECREATIONAL INC. 20230 Sherwood Detroit, Ml. 48234 Congratulations Graduates LIDDELLS PHARMACY, INC. 3237 Hilton R. Ferndale, MI 48220 (313) 366-2301 GOOD LUCK £8£0-It£ PM W U Y 1« M uM°f opexnj. uiojd JDeM suew stea-| H. R. Me CALLUM general con tractors HARRY McCALLUM 812 E. Nine Mile Hazel Park, Mich. 48030 Phone Ll 2-2740 all work guaranteed WHEN YOUR TIME PIECE FAILS TAKE IT TO GAILS SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS 248 P A Party Store SAI ES INSTALLATION SERVICE INTERIOR DECOR MULTI 931 E. Nine Mile REFRIGERATION CORP. Distributors of Super Mark Equipment Beer Wine PHONE (313) 399-3100 10 to 9 Weekdays T.R.Y, «— Mif Foods N? 10 to 10 Saturday 12 to 6 Sunday •Shower4 Hazel Park High School 542-3910 Ext. 59 23400 Hughes Hazel Park, Mi 48030 THE STEPHENSON CLUB Complete Banquet Facilities Available for Grouos Ud to 250 Jiluginesamen’g 'JLuncfjeons Cbenins JDinnera NORTH BOUND 1—75 SERVICE DRIVE AT TEN MILE ROAD, HAZEL PARK 249 HARMONY PHONE 757-8160 CngltfSl) babble lounge fine food 24200 DEQUINDRE SOUTH OF 10 MILE RD. WARREN, Ml. HOUSE 22818 John R. Hazel Park Host Ted Lipinski Dr. Clarence Cheff Chiropractor ARK 543-6313 Records-Tapes 24503 John R. Hazel Park 543-1660 Weddings Banquets Funerals i'Pttai 7 ourex £dofxfit 23500 John R. Hazel Park, Michigan 1,8008 (SIS) 51,6-1,288 Daily Delivery Tele-Flora Wire Service 2b All Areas Master Charge • Wso Recreation Corporation of Hazel Park 21600 Dequindre Warren, Michigan 48091 250 MARINCO PHARMACY 21936 Vcxssar Hazel Park, ITIichigan “The mark of professional Pharmacy.” Let us be “your” pharmacist. LI 6-0494 LI 6-5455 HILO MARKET 21107 John R. Hazel Park COLD BEER WINE 545-1325 Nagy's Sport Shop 314 W. 8 Mile Rd. Hazel Park, MI. Phone: 542-7710 OPEN Sunday 12 to 4:00 Monday Friday till 9:00 Tuesday - Wednesday-Thursday till 6:00 MA URO'S DAIRY QUEEN 532 E. 9 Mile GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! THE HAZEL PARKER Adams, D...................... 76 Adams, K...................... 76 Adams, P.......... 126, 153, 202 Adams, S..................... 202 Adimaro, C................... 202 Adimaro, J.................... 76 Adkins, J.................... 202 Alexander, J.................. 76 Allaway, K............... 54, 92 Allen, C...................... 76 Allen, M................. 54, 92 Allen. R................. 92, 126 Allen, S................. 54, 76 Alliston, S... 134, 147, 169, 202 Alsbach, S................... 202 Alvis, S................. 54, 76 Anderson, Mrs..................46 Anderson, K................... 76 Andrezejewski, C.............. 76 Andrzejewski, D...... 17, 32, 52, 57, 158, 199, 202 Angerer, J......... 54, 70, 76, 85 Angerer, J........... 7, 126, 202 Antonelli, L................. 202 Antonelli, T...................92 Arant, V............. 54, 64, 92 Armour, L.................... 202 Arrowood, L................... 76 Ashmore, C.....................92 Atkinson, S................... 92 Austin, K.................... 202 Austin, P......................92 Austin, T..................... 54 Avery, D................. 17, 76 Ayotte, E................ 54, 76 Ayotte, P.................... 202 Ayou, G....................... 76 Avery, D............. 68, 69, 159 B Index Beck, S........... 52, 92, 141, 155 Beger, A.......................... 202 Behnken, D.......... 139, 177, 202 Belleville, A................ 76, 178, 182 Belz, M. ..................... 92, 169 Bemus, D...................... 54. 76 Bemus, D.......................... 202 Bemus, Mr.......................... 22 Benge, S........................... 76 Benoit, G......................... 202 Berndt, N..................... 54, 76 Bertolo, S...... 92, 126, 153, 163, 195 Berney, V..................... 17, 92 Beshears, B..... 76, 83, 129, 130 147, 167 Best, R........................... 202 Bickford, R............ 9, 16, 52, 92 Binkley, R......................... 92 Blackburne, D...................... 76 Blakely, Miss ..................... 36 Blasingame, L................. 54, 76 Blasingame, V.......................92 Bloetscher, Mr.................... 24, 232 Bock. B............... 52, 92, 179 Boldt, Mr................. 148, 149 Boleyn, M.......................... 61 Boni, D........................... 202 Bokedon, F..........................92 Borowicz, M........................ 92 Borts, R............................92 Botello, A......................... 76 Botroff, D.................... 52, 77 Botruff, D......................... 92 Boudreau, R.........................93 Boughton, A..... 7, 11, 12, 15, 17 52, 139, 157, 198, 203, 228, 230 Bachvnski, D. . 48, 52, 76, Bowers, D 93, 126, 153 139, 159 Bowers, M 93 Backhus, M. ... 92 Boyd, J 77 Bacon, T 92 Boyer. P 54, 67, 77 Bailey, C 202 Brace, J 93, 134 Bailey, D 17. 54. 92, 159 Brace, R 6, 9, 52, 56, 134, 169 Baker, G . 92, 119. 126, 146 194, 203, 228 147, 163, 164 Bradford, A. ... 38, 52. 203 Baker, 1 76 Bradford, W. .. 54. 93 Banner, C 202 Branson, K 77 Barber, J 76 Brazier, K 93. 134 Barnes, R 202 Brazier, L 58, 179, 203 Barr, M 54 Brecht, D 77 Barrett, D 92 Brecht, M . 93, 119, 144, 147 Barnett, K 202 163 Barnett, P . 92, 128, 157, 177 Brecklin, K 77, 172 Barrett, R 76 Brenizer, Mr. .. 22 Barrett, S 54, 92 Bresson, A 77 Barrows, M. ... 202 Bresson, P 203 Bartold, C 67, 92, 110 Brewer, J ... 52. 77, 158, 172 Barton, K 76 Bridget, C 54, 203 Barton, R 92 Briggs, P 54, 77 Barwick, J 92, 134 Brogan, C 17, 54, 93 Barwick, K 92 Brooks, P 54, 77 Batchelder, J. .. 52, 54, 76 Brooks. T 77, 84 Bazinet, A 202 Broski, C 77, 134, 136, 168, Bean, L 76 169 Broski, J.... Brown, C.... Brown, M. ... Brown, R..... Brown, S..... Brown, T..... Browning, D. Brunke, B. ... ......... 204 .. 47, 54. 204 .......... 77 ......... 167 134, 178, 179 .......... 93 .......... 77 .......... 54 Bryant, B.... 34, 61, 93, 106, 184 Bryd, K........................ 54 Bucchare, T.....................93 Buckley, Mrs....... 33, 116, 192 Bugaj, F...................... 204 Buhler, Mrs.................... 34 Bulger, S..................... 204 Burchi, D............. 6, 17, 204 Burk, J........................ 77 Burke, D............. 77, 142, 167 Burleson, D.................... 77 Burley, D................. 93, 155 Burnett, C..................... 77 Burnette, M.....................93 Burns, Mr...................... 50 Busher, A..................... 126 Busher, T. ... 52, 93, 95, 186, 189, 194, 195 Bushor, J...................... 77 Bussen, D...................... 77 Butte, D...................... 204 Byrd, K........................ 77 'C' Caldwall, J..... 126, 162, 163, 204 Caldwell, C..... 17, 54, 77, 139, 179 Calley, D..................... 77 Calvert, K.......... 77, 129, 130 Campbell, D..... 17, 36, 52, 138 139, 156, 157, 184, 204, 209 Camper, Mr............... 38, 40 Canyock, J.................... 93 Capps, L.... 54, 93, 94, 108, 128, Carene, T....... Carnes, D....... Carpenter, J.... Carr, G......... Carr, K......... Carrier, D...... Carrier, M...... Carsley, D...... Carsley, R...... Carson, P....... Carter, W....... Castellenas, J. ... Cejmer, A....... Cestaric, B..... Chamberlain, A. Chamblee, R..... Chamblee, V..... Chandler, D..... Chaney, K....... Chaney, L....... Chasteen, Mrs. .. Cheek, D........ Cheek, J........ Chew, D......... Childer, K...... Childress, F.... 195 ..... 77, 114 .......... 77 .......... 77 ..... 93, 195 ......... 204 .......... 77 ...... 54, 77 .......... 77 ... 106, 204 ........ 126 ......... 204 ......... 204 ......... 204 ...... 54, 93 ......... 204 .......... 77 ..... 44, 204 .......... 93 .......... 78 . 77, 130, 173 48, 119, 159 157, 177, 204 .......... 93 .......... 78 .......... 93 ......... 204 252 Christian, H 78, 179, 182 Danforth, R 205 Chivers, K. 204 D'Angelo, M 205 Cianfarani, J 17, 93, 195 Daniel, B 205 Cirelli, P 78 Danks, R 205 Cisneros, P 67, 78 Dauksas, I 78 Cline, L 93 Davids, J 6. 150. 153, 169. Cochran, P 78 205, 232. 233 Cochran, V 204 Davids, T. .. 78. 83, 142, 153. 169 Coleman, V 78 Davis, M 205 Collins, J 169 Davis. P 106, 205 Collins, K 93, 159. 160 Davison, S 54, 94 Colston, P 204 Dawson, M 205 Colpitts, T 204 Dayton. D 54, 78 Colton, S 93 Deatherage, B 78, 130 Conrad, P 204 DcBonc. B 94 Conroy, W 6, 152, 153, 204, Deel. D 52, 78 228 Deketer, K 205 Constock. L 78 DeLisle, S 78 Cook, M 78 DeMare, A 17 ’, 94, 108. 139 Cooper, L 78 159, 177, 195 Cooper, 1 93 DeMare, D 139, 173. 174 Corbin, A 93 Demare, K 205 Cordle, J 204 Dendy, D .. 44, 54, 206 Cormier, C 70. 78, 88 Dennis, K 94 Cormier, C 78 Denny, J 205, 228 Cormier, M 205 DiBiase, S 52, 94. 190. 195 Coronado, L 93, 109. 132. Dick, J 58. 205 133, 157 DiDomizio, T 17, 52, 78. 179 Costew, S 7, 12, 15, 17, 54. DiDomizio, T .. 17, 94, 179 73, 203, 205. 228 DiGiovanni, S 78 Cotter, K. 78, 128. 158, 172 Dillon, T 109, 205 Cottick. B 54, 65, 93 DiPalma, R 64. 94 Cottongin, C 54. 205 Dix, C 54. 133, 156, 157. 176 Coveyou, K 52, 93. 195 177, 205 Craig, J 94. 153 Dix, K 133, 178, 179 Craft, M 205 Dix, S 94 Crandell, D 78, 130 Doherty, D 78 Cranford, D 94 Dombeck, M 205 Crank, D 205 Donajkowski. B 79 Crawford. B 94 Donajkowski, 1 30 Crawford, M 78 Dooda, M 205 Crifasi, R 54. 94 Doran, P 79 Crimp, P 86, 133. 157, 172 Dorenbush, R. ... 6, 116, 126. 206 Crossno, J 78 Dowell. D .. 52, 58, 206 Crosthwaite, S. . 78 Dubry, E 79 Croteau, J 67, 78. 159. 179. Duda, E 33 182 Duda, L 33 Croteau, L ... 17, 54. 94, 179, Duggan, K 79 182, 195 Dunaj, 1 67. 79 Croteau, Mr 34. 139, 173 Dunn. J 206 Crouch, E 70, 71, 54. 94 Dunn, P 45. 206 Crouch, M 93, 134, 169 Dunnagan, D 94 Crowell, B 205 Dupke, Mr 38, 128. 133. 144. Crowell, D 17 147 Crowell. K 78 Durbin. P 17. 79 Cunningham, J. 52, 78, 169 Dutkiewicz, D 94 Cunningham, M, 94, 134, 169 Dutkiewicz, J . 17, 95, 108. Curry, Mrs 36 113, 139. 157. 195 Cutshaw, B.................... 51 Cyrus, C............. 78, 85, 179 Cyrus, C....... 7, 17, 54, 70, 119, 159, 160, 205 D Dabish, S..................... 94 D'Addezio, A............. 94, 195 D'Addezio, R....... 7, 12, 15, 17, 205 Daigneault, D................. 94 Dutkiewicz, Mrs.......... 24, 110 Dyer, L...................... 206 Dyke, M.................. 79, 167 Dysarczyk, K.................. 95 E Eaton, S................. 79, 174 Eder, D......... 17, 79, 110, 172 Eder, D...................... 206 Edgemon, M.......... 54, 79, 119 Edgil, J...................... 79 253 Edwards, D. ... 67. 79 Edwards, 1 54, 206 Edwards. S 79 Eidson, K. 52, 92, 94. 95, 140 141, 159, 160. 195 Eldred, Mr . 33. 126, 179, 183 Elgin. L 79 Elkins, C 6. 11, 12, 15, 126. 206, 228 Elkins, D 52, 93, 94. 95, 126 191, 195 Ellinger, M 79 Ellsworth. Mrs. 37 Ennis, C 206 Ervin. L 95 Etlinger, 1 95 Evans, J 79 Evans, R . 95. 128, 158. 177 Evans, S 95 Evans, T 95, 110 Evanovich, K. . 95 Everett, D 54, 95 Everett. 1 95 Everett. M 54. 206 Everett. P 79 Ewaniuck. A. .. 79 Ewert, P 206 T Facine, S. ... 54, 95, 126, 187. 189 FadwlI, D 207 Tagan,J 79 Faity. B 79 Farabaugh, M. 79, 82 Tederlein. M. .. .... 6, 17, 108, 109, 207 Federoff. K 17, 95, 110 Fegan, D 61 Ferguson, B. ... 54. 67, 79 Fields, A ... 17, 58, 110, 207 Figas, Miss .. 38. 48, 157, 158. 171 Filary, K 95 Fink, Miss 27 Finney, M 17, 52, 66, 67, 106 185, 191, 198, 207. 233 Tisher, C 79 Fisher, D 95 Tisher, D 54. 95 Titz, F 79 Fletcher, S ... 79. 85, 133, 179 rietchcr. V 79. 141 Floyd, K 95, 179, 195 Fobear, Mr 36 Fogarty, N 17. 95 Poland, T 95 Foster, B 59, 79 Fowler, B 17, 207 Fowler, D 79 Fox, J 79 Fox, M 155, 207 Frampton, Dr. . 22 Trank, Mrs 39 Fraser, K 95. 153 Fraus, J 79 Fraus, S 7, 12. 15. 207 Frechette, C 207 Freel, S 95. 134 Freeman, D 79 Fritts. B.................... 54, 79 Trye, D....................... 79 Frye, D.................. 207, 231 Fulcher, Mr.... 34, 134, 169, 170 Fuller, B.............95, 155, 195 Fuller, C................ 79. 159 Fuller. R...... 9, 52. 79, 119, 148, 149 G Gadzinski, Mr..................26 Gaer, S.................. 95, 141 Gaffka. E.................... 207 Gallagher, M...................95 Gallager, S....................95 Gargus, J............ 80, 173, 174 Garontakos, C....... 95, 153, 173 174 Garrow, T................ 95, 110 Garwood, H . 52, 65. 80. 110 Gascoyne, B 207 Gaylor, N 80 Gazley, K 80 Gebhardt, Mr. . 52, 56 Gee. P 4, 17. 54, 201, 207, 228 Genoff. N 80 Gettlinger, M. ... 37, 208 Gettlinger, Mrs. 230 Gibbs, G 135. 208 Gibes, M 52, 80 Gibson, Mr 24 Giovannetti. L. 80 Glaze, M 208 Gleason, Mrs. ... 27 Glover, R 208 Goatley, S 208 Gomand, C 208 Gooch, K 80 Goodin, T 95 Goodwin. A 208 Goodwin, C , 32, 52, 95, 141 195 Goodwin. C 80 Goodwin, T 141. 208 Gosk. D 70. 71, 80. 110, 111 Gosk, R 52. 95 Gosk. R 17. 208 Gouin. D 54, 95 Gradowski, B. ... 80, 88. 130 226 Gradowski, R .. 208 Graham, B 92, 95. 147 Graham, G 80 Graham, L 95 Graham, N. .. ... 6, 47. 208 Grain, M 80 Grant, Mr 39, 193 Graves, C 208 Graves, P 95 Greaves, R .... 80. 126. 147 Greene, J 95 Greer, J 51, 80 Greer, K 54. 80 Greer. R 208 Gregory, C 208. 229 Griffey, C 208 Griffin, P 6. 208 Grifka, C 30 Grinden, K 52, 65, 96, 140 141, 179 Grix, T 94, 96, 154. 155 Gross, K 208 Guido, Mr .... 34, 142, 172 Guiney, J 80 Gulu, J ... 142, 173, 208 Gum, S 80 Gutt, S 52. 80 Guzdial, B 208 H Haefner, M 6. 46, 117, 163, 164, 199, 208, 228 Hagerty, S 96 Hahn. B 80 Haisha, F 49, 96 Hall, F 96 Hall, J .. 70, 71, 80, 84 254 Hall, K 208 Hall. R 96 Hamblin, K. ... 96 Hamblin, S 46. 208 Hamblin, S . 54, 80. 117, 177 Hamby, k 208 Hamilton. J. ... 96 Hamilton, Mrs. 25 Hamlett, S 208 Hammocks, C. 54. 96 Hammocks, D. 155. 209 Hampton, L. ... 54, 188, 190. 209 Hampton, M. .. 80 Hancock, P 54 Hand, D 209 Hansen, P 80 Hanson, S 209 Hariss, K 80 Harless, M 96 Harlick. D 94. 96 Harm. Mr 40 Harmon, D 52, 80 Harper, A .. 52, 65, 96. 195 Harper, B .. 52, 65, 96. 195 Harrelson, C. .. 67. 209 Harris, B 96 Harris, .1 17,96 Harvey, E 54 Harvey, K 209 Hauser, T 209 Havlatka, A. ... 80 Havlatka, A. ... 54. 209 Hawkins, B 80 Hawkins, J 96 Hawley, T 54, 80. 86 Hawley, T 96 Hawley, V 209 Heller. K 7, 209 Helman. Mr. ... 40 Hclter, T 209 Henderson, J. . 96 Hendrien, G. ... 96 Henley, B 80 Henley, P 209 Henrings, R ... 80 Henson. L 96 Hermance, T. .. 71, 81 Herndon, C. ... 153, 163 Herring, J . 67. 96, 104. 110 Hervey, T 54. 96 Hewitt, L 81 Hicks, C 30 Hill. B 54, 141 Hill. D 50, 210 Hill, M 210 Hill. S 52. 81, 134. 136. 169 Hill, S 96 Hitchcock, P. .. 58, 81 Hitchcock, Mr. 22 Hixson, E 81 Hobbs, B 96 Hoeft, C 210 Hoeppner, J. ... Hoffdal, J 17, 96 52, 81 Holcomb, D. ... ... 16, 60. 94, 96. 184, 188, 190 Holcomb, K. ... 96. 98 Holcombe, J... 16, 61, 96, 195 Holland, J...................81 Holland, L............. 54, 97 Holland, M............. 81, 141 Holland, T.................. 81 Hollenbeck, J................81 Hollenbeck, S............... 81 Hollewa, F................. 210 Holtkamp, L......... 54, 67, 97 Hoobler, D...... 97, 134, 135, 178, 179, 195 Hooton. A.............. 210 Hooton, Mrs. Hopper, J. ... Horan, R..... Horgan, J. ... Horgan, L. ... Horner, T. ... Horsfall, M. . Hoss, K...... Hotchkiss, S. House, M. ... Howard, L. .. Howard, R. .. Howell, C. ... Hubbard, D. Hubei, S..... ......... 22 ........ 210 ..... 54. 81 .........81 17, 108, 210 ..... 35, 81 ......... 81 ......... 81 ..... 54, 81 ........ 210 ......... 81 ......... 81 ..... 52, 97 ........ 210 81, 134, 135, 173 Hudgins, J 97 Hudson, W 81. 155 Hufnagel, S 97, 108, 159, 179 Hughes, M 81 Hunt. B 81. 167 Hunter, P 81, 126, 153, 169 Hurchick, Miss 37 Hurt, L 210 Hurt, N 110 Hurt, S 97 Huston, K 97 Huston, P V Ignatius. M 81 210, 233 Isanganos, A 221 Ishler, Mrs 46 Isrow, T 81 Irvan, D 54, 210 Iwankowski, J -r 16, 210 Jabbouri, M 210 Jackson. R 78, 81 James. R 81 Jenkins. S 58, 81 Jennings, S . 97, 169. 171 Johnson, C 97 Johnson, D 81. 132 Johnson, L 81 Johnson. S 81 Johnson. T ... 71, 97, 104 Johnsonbaugh, D. 210 Jones, A 97. 153 Jones, C 54, 81 Jones, C 97 Jones, D 54, 81 Jones, L 81 Jones, S 54 Jones. S ... 52, 97. 195 Jones, T 54. 81 Jones, T 81 Joseph, P 211 255 K Kalis, J........................ 81 Kalpolka, G.................... 211 Kaminski, K........ 7, 8, 16, 147, 211 Kaminski, M........ 17,58,211, 222 Kanatzar, A................. 211 Karlis, J................ 17,52,211 Karpinen, M......................97 Karpovich, J................ 211 Kasper, D.................. 52, 81 Katulski, F......................97 Keck. T........................ 211 Keeton, J........................82 Kellar, W........................97 Kelley, D........................82 Kelley, D........................97 Kelley, T...................... 41, 211 Kello, C...... 97. 141, 188. 195 Kello, K................... 52, 82 Kelly, J...... 6, 113, 126, 169, 211 Kennedy, K.......................97 Kerscher, M................. 211 Kessler, J..................... 126 Kettlewell, E.................. 211 Kilroy, T........................82 Kincaid, J..................... 211 King, B..........................97 King, F........................ 211 King, K.................... 143,211 King, M........................ 212 Kish, K.................... 82, 142 Kish, K....... 16. 52, 56, 58, 212 Kline, R.........................82 Kline. S.........................97 Klingensmith, D............ 17, 67, 97, 108. 109 Knox, M............ 163, 212, 229 Koeppen, G.......................97 Koester, P.......... 7, 52, 68, 69, 139, 212 Kolodynski, J....................82 Koontz, D........................82 Koontz, K........................97 Koss, E..........................97 Koss, K..........................97 Koss. S..................... 6. 212 Layne, C 54 Leach, J 98 Lee. D 98 Lee. D 213 Lee. G 186, 213 Lee, I 67, 82 Leonowicz, R. ... 6, 17, 213 Letourneau, R. .. 98 Lewis, L 98 Lewis, R 82 Liberty, J 213 Lilio, L 54. 82 Lilio, R 213 Lima, G 213 Lima. G ... 63, 126, 213 Lindawood, M. .. 213 Lindley, J 98 L.inkous, T 82 Liss, S 98 Livingston, M 213 Livingston. R 82 Lockey, G 82 Locklear, J 98 Locklear, R 82 Locklear, R 47, 213 Locklear, T 213 Logan, A 17, 98 Logan, L 82 Long, B 54, 82 Long, T 213 Longdvke. L 82 Longdyke, W 98 Loram, M 82 Lovett, P 98 Lucas, A 82 Lucas. D 82 Kotynia, T .... 17. 97, 163 Kovach, M 97 Krammer, S 97. 110 Krause, B 82 Krause, T ... 40, 98. 155 Kropinak, D 98, 142, 143, 163 Krowl, D 98 Krozek, C ... 96. 98. 195 Krueger, J 212, 220 Krych, P ... 54. 82, 158 Kuhaupt, R 212 Kuhn. Mr 39 Kuhn. R 82, 130 Kujawa, L ... 17, 52, 212 Kujawa, S 82 Kunke, D 82 Kunke, K 212 Kurlinski, D 82 Kurlinski, K 54 Kurlinski, R 212 Kurolvech, S 98 Kwasiborski, A. ... 82, 147, 169 Kzinowek, D 1- 155 La Belle, B 130, 169, 171 La Belle. M 212 La Belle, V 82 LaFarlett, B 82 LaFarlett, M 212 Lambrecht, S 212 Langewicz, R.................. 82 Langworthy, R........... 98, 168, 169 LaPere, J...... 54, 98, 188, 193 Laporte, M.................... 82 Larch, M......... 142, 163, 212 Law, D........................ 98 Lawrence, R....................82 Lawson, C............... 64, 98 Lawson, D...... 9, 82, 130, 131, 153 Layaseur, S.................. 213 256 Lucas, D 98. 126, 163, 165 Lynn, V ... 54, 98 Me McAdam, W 215 McAulay, C 17, 99. 159 McBrayer, C 83 McCain, D ... 94. 99 McCaleb. J . 54, 215 McCann, T ... 58, 99 McClain, Mr 39 McClatcher, M 49, 142. 173, 174, 175, 215 McClatchey, S 132, 133, 215 McConnaughey, Miss .. 50 McCrum, D 99 McCullough, D 215 McCullough, D 99 McCullough, M 83 McEaehern, S 215 McGrew, S 215 McGuire, D 83, McGuire, K 99, 142, 167 147. 163, 195 McIntosh, Mrs 25 McIntosh, T 99, 134, 153 McKiddie, J 54, 67, 99 McLeod, R 99 McPherson, D 215 McQueen, D 83, 173, 174 McQueen, D 149, 215 McTurnen, T 215 McVicker, T ... 7. 215 M Magiera, Mr............ 49, 130 Main. S............ 17, 52, 213 Maierle, Miss .. 37 Majewski, C. ... 82 Maki, J 83, 110. 139 Makison, P 67, 82, 83 Macinowski, L. 213 Maloney, Mrs. 36 Mangos, B 98 Manson, J 83 Manthey, D. ... 83 Marcinko, E. .. 54, 83. 158 Marino, A 83 Marion, C 17. 114, 107. 214 Marion, M 40. 83, 153 Marks, D 83 Marsack, J . 67, 98. 110, 141 179. 195 Marsee, S 54. 83 Marsee, T 98, 157 Marshall, I 98 Martin, B 98. 126, 147, 163, 165 Martin, D 83, 153, 167 Martin, D 134, 214 Martinico, S. ., 83 Marvin, D . 40, 83, 158. 172 Marvin, S 83 Marvin, S 214 Matkin, J 126 Matkin, R 153, 169, 183 Matyka. P 96. 99 Maurice, M 99, 106. 133, 178. 179 Mauro, J...... Mauro, Mr..... Mauro, T...... May, G........ Mazzuckelli, L. Mearnic, G.... Measel, W..... Mellan, L..... Melton, M..... Mentier, C.... Meronek, H. ... Metcalf, R.... 83, 142, 143, 155 .............. 22 ...... 6, 17, 214 .............. 215 ... 52, 109, 185 215, 228 .......... 96, 99 .............. 215 ...... 17, 99, 106 ................ 99 ................99 .......... 99, 195 ................83 Meyerhoff, D. . 134, 147, 169 215 Meyerhoff, S. .. 52, 68, 69, 99, 179, 195 Middleton, J. .. 215 Miela. P 52, 70, 83, 159, 160 Miglia, J 83, 139 Mikulas, Mr. .. 163, 165, 183 Miller, B 83 Miller, Mr 54, 187 Miller, R 54. 99 Miller, W 203, 215 Mills, D 215 Mills, H 83. 130, 153 Miltner. R 99 Misner, C 83 Mitchell, D 99 Mitchell, I 99 Mitchell, L 83 Monroe, D 215, 226 Moody, L 6, 72, 215 Moon, D 52, 215 Moore, G 83 Morrell, 1 54 Morelli, R 99. 155 Morganroth, J. 54, 141, 215 Morisette, G. .. 83 Morrill, Mr 26 Morrison, L. ... 35. 83, 172 Morrison. M. .. 215 Morrow, K . 80. 83, 134, 136 149, 169 Moskal. B 99 Moskal. C 99, 155 Mothersbaugh, M 84 Moxley, L 54, 84, 110 Mullins, J 84 Murphy, J 32, 215 Murphy, I 138, 139 Murphy, M .... 17, 33. 97, 99 Murphy, T 99 Murray, M 99 Murrell, 1 84 Mutu. D 52. 84 257 Nahinnak, S Nance, R Napper, R 84 Nash, D Nash, L Nelson, Mr Nelson, S 84, 167 Newberry. Dr 22 Newkirk. R. .. Nichols, J Nichols, J . 52, 60, 216 Nienaltowski. 1 . 216 Nieves, E 17 52, 139, 157. 176, 177, 198, 214. 217. 230 Nieves, 1 Nitz, C 17, 100 Noon, G Norris, G Noud, D 58, 84, 126. 155 Noud, Mr Novak, J 84. 158 Nowicki. C 52, 84 Nowicki, N 54, 84 Nowicki, S O' O'Brien, P 65, 100 O'Brien, R O'Brien, W Ohler, J Oliver, T 16 , 58, 84, 153 Olli, K Olmack, D 84, 167 Olson, D Olson, J..................... 84 Olson, K 217 Olson, S 217 Olson, T 217 O'Neal. M 52, 84 Oponick, D. .. 17. 67, 100, 108 Orzel, G 84 Oss, J 84 Ott, .1 84 Outlinen. M. . 100 Owens. B 100 Owens, G 100 Owens. J 100 Owens. K 84 Ozment, D. ... .... 7, 70, 217, 228 P Page, C 84 Palmby, K. ... 84, 142 Palmby, K. ... 84. 134, 169 Paolucci, D. .. 54. 84 Paolucci, D. .. 154. 155 Paolucci, D. .. 217 Pappas, C 52, 65, 100 Paquette, L. ... 100 Paquette, T. ... 84 Parker, B 54 Parks, D 85 Parks, M 85 Parks. M 54. 217 Parks, W .. 6, 134, 136, 169 217 Pasden, D 217 Pasden, L 54, 85 Patrol], B 85 Patter, D 30 Pattison. M. .. 198, 217 Paul, S 85 Peace, K 85 Peace. R 217. 229 Pearce, J 85. 142, 155. 167 Peck, E 217 Pendergrast, C. 100 Pendergrast, E. 85 Penzsbene, M. 85 Pepin. C 52, 67, 85 Pepin. 1 52. 58. 85 Pepper. M 100 Perala, N 217 Percy, B 85 Perette, S 139. 159, 217 Perez, T .. 85 Perkins. R. .. .. 85 Petracich, M. .. 85, 149 Petrykowski, M 7, 12 . 15, 124, 126. , 169, 217 Petty, D 100 Petty, J 217 Petty, T .. 85 Pfatt, D 217 Phillips. D. . 92, 100, 126, 188 Phillips. J. .. 217 Phillips, T. .. . 85 Phillips. T. .. 16, 100. 153 Phoenix, K. 85. 126. 153. 167 Pierik. B 100 Pierik. M. ... . 85 Pilgrim. D. .. 217 Pinchon. C. . ... 71 . 85 258 Piot, M...................... 100 Pitt. M...................... 100 Plivelich, J............ 54, 85 Plonkey, P.............. 54, 85 Pluzdrak, K.................. 217 Pobursky. Mr................. 167 Poprzan, S.................... 7, 218 Potter, D..... 85, 130, 131. 149, 169 Powers, J............... 17, 218 Pratt, C...................... 85 Precopio, M......... 85, 86, 110 Privette, M................... 85 Purdy, Mr......................25 R Radak, T...... 85, 134, 155, 169 Radofski, T......... 17, 54, 100 Raglin, J............... 54, 85 Raleigh, D................... 100 Raleigh, P................... 218 Ramsey, S............... 85, 172 Ramsey, S............... 54. 218 Randell ...................... 54 Randolph, J................... 86 Rappa, J......... 6, 12, 15, 126, 169, 171, 218, 228 Rappa, M......... 86, 119, 126, 148, 149, 167 Rasmussen, Mr................. 22 Rasmusson, D.................. 86 Rasnake, J....... 100, 155, 195 Ratliff, K.................... 86 Ray, V.......... 52, 70, 86, 159 Reagan, B..................... 86 Redden, R..................... 86 Reese, M........................86 Reese, P........... 17, 52, 218 Reich, M........................86 Reichert, C................... 100 Reichert, J... 16, 52, 114, 218 Reid, D....... 54. 100, 141, 155 Reimer, D..................... 52, 100 Reiser, D..................... 218 Rendle, G...................... 86 Repke, J...... 7, 12. 15, 126, 209, 218 Reynolds, Mr...... 37, 59, 186, 190 Rhoden, R..................... 218 Rice, T....................... 218 Richardson, K.................. 86 Riedel, D..................... 218 Riley. D................. 169, 218 Risdon. M........... 54, 100, 104 Roberts, J..................... 86 Roberts. M.................... 218 Robidou, M.... 9, 16, 100. 191, 195 Robinette, J.................. 100 Robinson, B....... 100. 141, 157, 171 Robinson, J.................... 86 Robinson, T......... 17, 86, 126 Rocheleau, K.................. 218 Rodenberg, Miss................ 37 Rodgers, D............... 7, 218 Roe, S................. 200, 219 Rohelier, J.................... 86 Romska, D.......................86 Rondan, K..... 52. 65. 86, 110 Rood, Mr................ 34, 45 Rosenogle, J................... 86 Ross, C. ... 54, 67, 100, 112, 159 Ross, K....................... 219 , Ross, S....... 52, 101, 106, 110. 195 Roussel, J.................... 219 Roy, F............219, 162, 163 Royer, D...... 100, 117, 154, 155 Rumble, M..................... 101 Rush, Mr............... 141, 155 Rusko, C................ 86, 141 Rusnak, D............... 54, 86 Rusnak, K.................... 101 Russell, R................... 101 Rutyna, C................ 54, 101 Rybak, J.......................86 Rybicki, M................... 219 Rygwelski. D........ 71, 86. 159 Ryniak, J....... 17, 68, 69, 106. 107, 184. 199, 219, 228, 232, 233 S Sackas, S..................... 54 Sadler, B..................... 86 Sadow, H........ 17, 67, 101, 184 Saferian, T................... 86 Sak, C....................... 219 Sakow, L...................... 86 Salamango, C................. 101 Sanborn, K................... 219 Sanders, D.......... 86, 129, 130, 169, 170 Sanders, J................... 101 Sanders, T................... 219 Sanders, W................... 101 Saputo, D..................... 86 Satterfield, E...... 52, 86, 110 Savoy, J................. 86, 159 Savoy, V..................... 101 Scalf, T..................... 101 Scarella, J.................. 101 Scarmeas, K................... 87 Schilk, C.................... 219 Schlagel, P....................87 Schlichtman, Miss ....... 46, 47 Schlicker, G................. 101 Schlicker, S......... 58, 66, 219 Schmelter, A............. 30, 87 259 Schmidt, W.................. 219 Schmitz, B.................. 219 Schnabel, B............ 101, 169 Schnabel, K....................87 Schoenrock, D................ 87, 167 Schofield, Mrs................ 24 Schofield, T................. 219 Schuler. M............. 101, 173 Schultz, M................... 16, 102 Schumaker, M................. 219 Scott, P.................... 16, 219 Seay, 0..................... 220 Sebastian, C..................54 Sebastian, D............. 54, 87 Sebastian, M........... 110, 220 Seeger, R................... 220 Seggie, D................... 220 Seiciuc, T.................. 102 Semaan, S.....................87 Shaler, J.................... 87 Shaman, R................... 102 Sharp, Miss ................. 34 Sharp, V......... 6, 12, 15, 134, 174, 178, 179, 220 Shaughnessy, B......... 112, 220 Shelton, B.................. 220 Shelton, P....................87 Shelz, D.................... 220 Shenk, D..... 6, 17, 46, 67, 206. 220 Sheppard. C 54, 102 Sherrill, D 71, 87 Shook, D 220 Sieben, T 87, 130 Sigler. D 220 Sigler, D 220 Sigler, S 54. 102 Sikorski. Mr 40, 45 Silk, S 48, 87 Silvasi, Mr 39. 106, 141 Simat. S 7, 17, 108. 184, 220 Simmons. P 87 Simon. K 87 Simon, W 87 Sisco. C 87 Sivley, G 87 Siwicki, L .. 102, 126, 169, 171 Skinner, Mr 49, 126 Skomski, Mrs. .. 2, 3, 48. 155. 192 Skrumbellos, G. 41, 220 Skrumbellos, M. 220 Skrumbellos, M. 134. 153, 169. 220 Sleeman, L 52, 54. 102 Sloan, C 87 Smith, A 84. 87 Smith. B 102 Smith, B 220 Smith, C 17. 54, 87 Smith. D 52, 102 Smith, J 102 Smith, K 87 Smith, K 102 Smith, R 220 Smithson, J 220 Snell, Mr 38 Snopkowski, J. .. 102 Sockacs, S 87 Sollars, C 87 Soloman, C 220 Soper. E 52, 87 Soper. H 102 Soring, D 87 Souder. B 102 Sova, J 52, 102 Spano, J 87 Spaulding, L 102 Spencer, K 54. 87 Spisich, 1 102 Sprouse. R .. 102, 134, 169 Staats, D 87 Stachowiak. D. .. 220 Stachurski. L 102, 110 Stafford, D 87 Stanko, J 67, 220 Stanley. B 102 Stanley, P .. 163, 164. 220 Starr, A 102, 110 Steed. B 87 Steele. Mr 153 Stefanik, A 102 Stefanik, C 87 Steinhauser. K. .. 87 Stevens, Mr 40 Stevens, S 87 Stewart, N 221 Stewart, S 103 Stewart, S 221 Stiltner, R 103 Stone. J 30 Strable, N ... 17, 103, 110 Strafford, C 220 Straitz. J.... 63, 133, 156, 157, 177, 185, 191, 221 Strnad, C................ 221 Strokes, C................221 Stuef, T...... 7, 12, 15, 126, 163, 198, 221, 228 Sturza, S................ 221 Sullivan, C.......... 54, 87, 179 Sutherland, S..................88 Sutts, K...................... 88 Svacha, K................ 52, 221 Swain, L...................... 88 Szymborski, E...........88 Szymborski, W............ 88, 130 Takacs, B......... 32, 52, 58, 63, 140, 141, 221, 228, 232 Tamura, M......... 58, 103, 195 Tassone, W.....................88 Tatum, P.......................88 Taurianen, T................. 221 Tavi, J........................88 Taylor, C.......... 88, 130, 169 Taylor, E.................... 103 Taylor, P................ 54, 103 Telisky, T................... 221 Tenny, R..................... 221 Tenoro, V..... 54, 58, 103, 128, 133, 157, 177 Terry, B................ 103, 153 Terry, L. ... 54, 67, 88, 159, 179, 182 Thacker, P............... 67, 103 Thom, J...................... 221 Thomann, P........ 17, 163, 164, 221 260 Thomas, M..... 76, 88, 134, 173 Thommas, C.............. 52, 130 Thompson, M.......... 88, 167 Thompson, Mr............ 33, 58 Thompson, P.................. 88 Thompson, R................. 221 Thomson, P...................221 Thurman, J................... 88 Thurman, P....................88 Thweatt, J.................. 103 Tilley, B.................... 88 Tillman, M......... 88, 130, 167 Tipton, B.................... 88 Tisler, J..... 58, 67, 106, 107, 199, 221 Tobia, V................ 88, 130 Todd, J.......................88 Todero, J.....................89 Tominac, A....................89 Tommas, C.....................89 Townsend, P................. 221 Trailer, M.............. 35, 221 Trzeciak, D............. 54, 89 Tsanganos, Z................. 89 Tsilos, C................ 7, 221 Tucker, J................ 7, 221 Turkin, A................... 221 Turner, B..... 89, 134, 149, 169 Turner, C.....................89 Turner, J.............. 155, 221 Turner, R.......... 171, 222. 233 Turner, V..... 103, 128, 178, 179 Tuski, T. .. 62, 94, 103, 132, 133 178, 179, 190, 195 Tyrka, Miss ...................37 TT Underwood, K..................89 Underwood, V..................89 Usher, L..................... 89 Usher, L............... 54, 103 y Valenti, M.................. 222 Vanatta, J...................222 Vanburen, K...... 17, 138, 139, 222 VanBuskirk, V............... 103 Vance, D...... 103, 141, 179, 195 Vanderhagen, C.............. 103 Vanderhagen, C....... 7, 9, 152, 153, 222 VanderHagen, S................89 VanDuzen, T...................89 Vanmeter, S...... 17, 106, 107, 142, 147, 222 Vaughn, P.....................89 Vaughn, S................... 223 Viars, K..................... 89 Viars, L...... 58, 177, 223, 233 Viau. R..................... 103 Vickers, B...................223 Viergiver, Mr................ 26 Viers, D..................... 89 Villaire, C................. 223 Villaire, L........ 67, 94, 103 Voss, A..................... 223 Voss. R................. 78, 103 Vulcano, D.................. 223 W Wadsworth, D............... 223 Waellus, S...................89 Wagner, S..... 17, 54, 71, 103, 195 Walker, B................. 223 Walker, C................. 223 Walmer, S................. 169 Walsh, K............... 35, 89 Walters, F.................. 89 Walton, J......... 89, 154, 155 Walton, L..... 6, 12, 15, 140, 141, 192, 223 Ward, D................... 223 Warne, J.................. 223 Warne, N...... 54, 58, 89, 155, 167 Warne, R............... 16, 103 Warner, D................. 223 Warrick, N.... 17, 32, 54, 103, 179 Warthen, S...................89 Warthen, S................. 103 Warthon, C.................. 54 Waters, T....................89 Wawsczyk, R............ 54, 89 Weaver, J.................. 103 Weaver, M.................. 103 Weaver, R.................. 223 Webb. Dr.................... 23 Webb, S.................... 223 Webster, L................. 104 Wegner, Mr............. 34, 130 Weiler, L.................. 223 Weir, C.................... 223 Welsh, J................ 7, 223 Welty, K...... 52, 104, 110, 195 Wentworth, D............... 223 West, B.................... 104 West, D..................... 89 Westbrook, T...... 54, 104, 110 Westergaurd, L............. 223 Weston, D..... 89, 147, 149, 167 Weston, Mr.................. 22 Whetsel, Mr..................40 Whipple, Mrs................ 36 Whipple, R.................. 89 Whitcher, C................. 89 White, D................... 223 White, J.....................89 White, R.....................89 Whitehead, B........... 54, 89 Whitehouse, K......... 104, 110 Wieczorek, P............... 223 Wielgat, D................. 104 Wilds, D................... 223 Wiley, C.............. 141, 159 Wilford, M................. 223 Wilkinson, B............... 104 Wilkinson, K........... 89, 128 Williams, S................ 224 Williamson, B.............. 104 Williamson, M............... 89 Williamson, Miss ........... 26 Willoughby, J.......... 52, 89 Wilson, K..... 16, 85, 90, 142, 149 Wilson, M.............. 90, 173 Wilson, R 6, 224 Wing, T 90 Wingate, C 67, 90. 172 Wioskowski, B 52, 104, 141 159, 177 Wisniewski, C. 98. 104, 139 Wisniewski, K.. 90 Witcher, C 54 Wojtowicz, D. 90, 65. 158 Wojtowicz, D. 52, 90, 139, 158 Womack, M. .. 90 Wood. 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