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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1980 volume:

Hazel park High School Volume 46 23400 Hughes Hazel park,Mi. VIKING 1980 3 17 z£ undszyia di tfiinfz of floor tfisy tfis ft i±t cfa±± to nsucr cj zaduation ISCj msnt± it (AJL O7SZE flaws uiis- XStlLOll UjiCf a foray i foofz fracfz ddOJVdbXOf on domumsi EfconomLc±, and yd owsinmsnt izfzoiti. 6 igSo (AjiCC Ije zzmzmtjsizd a± a yzaz of ZEnECAJsd ±c(iooC ±jaizit, of auinniny tzami, yzoufai, and many indiu idua [ sffozti. cI I[oze imfzoztantCy uje ujlCC zsmsmljEZ tf.lz zttoxt hut l oxt z u OUX Ac xoo [ to mafzE it t(iE (jE±t it couCd fzo±±iljCy E. Mr. Thomas Purdy, always there with a smiling face, even if you are in trouble for skipping classes. If you’ve ever gotten sick or had to go home for some reason, he was always there to help you out. Mr. Purdy has involved himself with Hazel Park High School since he came here in 1955. Starting as a social science teacher, he then moved on to teach biology. In 1963, he became Assistant Principal in charge of attendance. From 1955 until 1962, Mr. Purdy coached varsity football with Mr. Tom Krupa and Mr. Chuck Skinner. In 1957 the football team went undefeated for the first time in Hazel Park High School’s history. Not only did Mr. Purdy coach football, but he also coached tennis from 1955 until 1966. In 1963, the tennis team went undefeated and won the first annual Oakland County Tennis Tournament. He is still a tennis enthusiast, and often helps both the boys and girls tennis teams with practice. For all your extra work and dedication, for times when you went beyond your call of duty, for your easy-going nature which makes it so easy to walk into your office with a problem, the 1980 Viking yearbook staff dedicates the 46th edition of the Viking yearbook to Mr. Thomas Purdy, THANK-YOU! ii Mr. Noud, principal Mr. Purdy, assistant principal Mr. Bloetscher, assistant principal Principals and Secretaries — What Would We Do Without Them? Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Dutkiewicz. and Mrs. McIntosh. Board of Education- What's Happening Behind the Scenes Dr. Newberry, Dr. Frampton, and Mr. Gibson. Front Row: Mr. W. Hitchcock (PRESIDENT), Mrs. S. Hooton, Mr. S. Mauro. Back Row: Mr. H. Brenizer(VICE-PRESIDENT), Mr. V. Bemus, Mr. R. Scott(SECRETARY), Mr. A. Weston. (TREASURER). Dr. Gadzinski Mr. Viergiver helps out Barb Vanatta and Lori Kilroy. Mrs. Ellsworth offers assistance to Anita Suszek. Counselors and Secretaries- They Work Together to Mr. Morrill talks on the phone. Keep Things Running 14 In conversation are Dr. Gadzinski, Mrs. Crachiola. and Mrs. Ellsworth. 15 Janitors- They Make a Clean Sweep Mr. Gill and Mr. Scott put their tools away. Mrs. Fuller cleans the water fountain. Mr. Gwilt checks the thermostat. Mr. Kirk and Mr. Harrison take a coffee break. Hall Monitors- Could Be Trouble; Could Be Friend Mrs. Smith What's new Mrs. Vivian? Mrs. Scott Marsha Edwards shows Mrs. Kroll her pass. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tamachaski. and Mrs. Hoeft. Expressions of a Pep Rally Just jammin. Viking Marching Band— Marching in Style with New Uniforms Grace Rybicki, drum major. Linda Brown Mr. Gebhardt. with the beat. 20 Tom DiPalma and Cheryl Vivian in fast motion. Kent Takas This year the Marching Band took on a colorful look in new uniforms, trading in faded grey for vibrant new maroon and white. The band also changed style this year going from a very informal traditional style to a semi corps, style, using column movements and many catchy entrances. The band performed at all home football games, and they also accompanied the football team to both the state quarter and semi-final games. Other Marching Band performances in- cluded the J.L. Hudson's Thanksgiving Day Parade as well as the Hazel Park Memorial Day Parade. Hi-Ho the derio the tuba stands alone. 21 J. V. Cheerleaders - They Give Spirit J. V. Cheerleaders - Front Row: J. Wyatt. R. Houghton. S. Hamilton. Second Row: A. Benge. C. Counts. K. Kuck. Third Row: K. Johnson. D. Kozlowski, P. Durbin. S. McEachon, P. McIntosh. MAJORETTES - C. Hahn, J. Corso, L. Smith, T. Thomas. Tracey Thomas twirls to the music. They Add Excitement 23 Flags - Front Row:C. Allen, K. Minelli. Back Row: T. Berry. K. Bennet. P. Pappas. S. Wilford. Flags make the opening round to mark pre-game activities. Varsity Cheerleaders - They Cheer Up the Crowds VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Front Row; B. Hamilton. D. Kalbfleisch, C. Sue Pearce. Byrd, C. Berwick. K. Burchi. Back Row:L. Zervas. S. Pearce. P. Mearnic. and L. Corazza. 24 Beth Hamilton 25 A very happy Cathy Burchi Row 1: Captain; D. McCallum, 2nd Lieutenant; S. Strable, 1st Lieutenant; L. York, 3rd Lieutenant; B. Zarkis, Co-Captain; D. Tikkanen. Row 2: D. Arrowood. S. Boyd. N. Walters. P. Robidou. T. Peace. D. Arrowood. T. Brierly. A. Salazar. M. Wilson. Row 3: B. Somoskey. K. Brown. J. York. D. Mientek, S. Vance. C. Wellman. C. O’Neil. N. Lopp, T. Swanson. Row 4: M. Usher. N. Little. T. Winters. P. Plonkey. M. Swanson, J. Jones, T. Fielder. M Borowicz. T. Cianfarani. Co-captain Donna Tikkanen. Advisor Flo Crachiola. Captain Diane McCallum First in State, Second in Nationals Preparing for their first annual line competition are Sue Strable, Lora York, and Diane McCallum. 27 Vikettes Really Do It Up Becky Somosky and Julie York Pre-season practice. Vikettes line, up for thejr half time performance. Row 1: D. Vivian, T. Wilson. Row 2: C. Tuski. C. Young. S. Wakefield. T. Vierik. Row 1: D. McCallum, B. Hamilton. Row 2: N. Lopp. S. Hurt. V. McIntosh. From the Top 26 1 A Os Row 1: J. Devita. J. Craig. Row 2: P. Gebhart, B. Galloway. J. Cyrus. to the Top 5 Row 1: N. Walters. P. Robidou. Row 2: P. Plonkey, S. Strable, L. Zervas. Row 1: R. McIntosh, D. Koczak. Row 2: F. Mentier. R. Mackmin, M. Mattingly. Rowl: J. Salisbury, M. Swanson. Row2: L. Wadsworth, C. Strunk, N. Seniw. 30 1979-1980 Homecoming Everyone in the senior class has the chance to become King or Queen, but only the top 26 are chosen as candidates. A list with all of the members of the class is handed out to the seniors and the list is narrowed down to 26 girls and 26 guys. These candidates are then voted on by the whole school and narrowed down to the top 5. Then there is another school-wide election which determines the King and Queen. The final announcement is made on Field Day. Candidates Row 1: C. Bacalia, P. Cook. Row 2: D. Brown. D. Booth, L. Coronado. Rowl: B. McVeigh, L. Pipkin. Row 2: J. Row 1: J. Repke, D. Repke. Row 2: J. Row 1: K. Bing, T. Brierly Row 2: V. Rasnake, C. Paquette. L. Edgemon. Stuet M. Park, D. Presley. Coronado. T. Cianfarani. K. Burchi. 31 Seniors Beat Undergrads 6-0 D. Palice running for valuable yardage. This years’ Powderpuff game was very close, with teams evenly matched. No one managed to score until the fourth quarter, when the seniors scored the first and only touchdown of the game, winning 6-0. Coaches for the Undergrad team were John Koczak, Curt Ciaravino, and Randy Weston. Coaches for the Senior team were Joe Alarcon, Ed Reimer, and Dennis Repke. Everyone was looking forward to halftime to see the crowning of this years’ Homecoming Honey, Vivian (Darryl) Vivian. The entire Powderpuff Court was dressed up and presented to the school. Vivian Vivian and the Powderpuff court. Row 1: B. Somoskey, D. Arrowood, B. Marion, B. McVeigh, N. Gallagher, P. Robidou, V. McIntosh, D. Kalbfleisch, K. Burchi, L. Pipkin, N. Sinew, D. Arrowood. Row 2: Coach D. Repke, Coach J. Alarcon. L. Edgemon, G. Corias, V. Coronado, L. Zervas, M. Swanson, L. York, L. Bachus, T. Cianfarani, A. Chaney, L. Batchelder, B. Hamilton, K. Bing, Coach E. Reimer. 32 Janice Rasnake escorts our Homecoming Honey Vivian (Darryl) Vivian. B. Hamilton, L. Zervas, and N. Seniw. The senior cheerleaders show lots of spirit. Row 1: J. Jones, L. McKenzie, D. Palice, D. Coveyou, E. Holcombe, C. Bresson, S. Mihelcich. B. Logan, M. Layne, R. Kuck, S. Pierce.Row 2: G. Hines. P. Murphy, C. Carr, A. Cormier, C. Barwick, J. York. T. Swanson, P. Smith. D. Barletta, R. Lukasic, D. Bugaj.Row 3: J. Koczak, K. Sadler, L. Corazza. D. Coronado. S. Dore , P. Fogarty, T. Johnson. K. Pell. L. Thomas, C. O'Neil, R. Weston. 33 The King, Queen and the court after field day. Field Day- The Fun and Excitement Build Spirit for the Game Many people showed up this year to show their spirit during the Field Day activities. There were a lot of fun activities such as the tricycle race, the pie-eating contest, and many others. All three classes put up a good fight for first place, but the seniors won it again. Then, when the fun was finished, everyone started to get excited about the announcement of the 1979 Homecoming King and Queen. The lucky winners -- Jim Stuef and Kim Bing! The sophomore team is very excited after the tug-o-war. 34 Jim Stuef and Pam Plonkey. Pam Durbi n racing in the shoe lacing race. A suprised Kim Bing. The junior class gets rowdy! An excited Kathy Burchi congratulates Jim Stuef Field Days MC's. Lora York and Bill Sleeman. The Company members take a break after doing their skit. Sue Karlowski tries to keep Dennis Knox under control. 36 Chorale entertains the crowd with a song about Spirit Week. Jeff Baker, winner of the pie eating contest. Lorraine Edgemon and Norm Young mock Kim Bing and John Repke. Mr. Fobear after the seniors attacked him. 37 Spirit Week- A Time for Everyone to This year the Spirit Week Committee thought up a couple of new things to create school spirit. Button Day and Sports Day were the two new ones. Monday was Hat Day. Tuesday was Sports Day where everyone was supposed to bring some type of athletic equipment, and Wednesday was Stuffed Animal Day. Thursday everyone wore a variety of buttons with pictures and sayings on them all over their clothes. Friday was the traditional Maroon and Gray Day. Bob Cooper shows off many of his animal friends. Hey, we're cool! 38 Show Their School Spirit 39 Marty Park shows his tennis form. Do you know the button-man? 1979-1980 Top 5 Homecoming Candidates Left: Beth Hamilton and John Craig. Right: Val McIntosh and Lou Coronado. Lower left: Lori Zervas and Chris Bacalia. Below: Pam Plonkey and Jim Stuef. Lower Right: Kim Bing and John Repke. 40 Our Queen getting the traditional flowers from her father. A happy Kim Bing and her parents. Pam Plonkey escorted by her parents. Lori Zervas and her proud parents. The Big Game And the Crowning of Our Queen Finally Arrive The Dance That Almost Wasn’t Penny Jackson enjoys the music. When it came down to the point of either having a homecoming dance or not, all of the students got their act together and really showed their school spirit. Mr. Grant got everything moving when he set a goal of selling 120 tickets prior to the dance. This really got everyone to get moving. Thanks to Mr. Grant and other important people we had a dance to be proud of. Bob Cooper arid Stephanie Crifasi dance to a slow one. 4-4 Va! McIntosh and Lou Coronado. Our reigning King and Queen. Jim Stuef and Kim Bing. The crowd watches as the members of the court dance. 45 9t ‘Flr j?oj ?ir 'Sjzjo zj TV JPVZU ‘TV1ZU?J)VVV zv o ‘zuooz TTVJV JllTJVO ZivJ Jo JOJ V JJVlj ?JX) y(?vOTjjjj czH CLZE VJE UJEZE Cuctz if to (zckje lucfi a lE Ection oj cta±±E±. 'i tv -a -« - r. Mrs. D. Buckley B.S. University of Michigan; M.Ed. Wayne State University Mr. E. Duda B.S.. M.S. Wayne State University Mr. 0. Eldred B.A. Alma College Mr. J. Thompson B.S. Wayne State University; M.A. Eastern Michigan University Science- The Wonders of the World 48 Darryl Frye Jim Steut pets his plant. Mr. Eldred gives Chris O’Neil some helpful advice. Quartz rocks are a girls best friend, says Debbie Rudolfski. Julie Jones and Jeff Bachynski weighing out a problem. Kerri Brown relaxes during Chemistry. Dennis Knox works hard on his math skills. Math- More Than Numbers; It's a Way of Life Mr. A. Borja B.S. Braz. Mil Academy; B.S., M.A. East. Mich. Univ. Mr. J. Dumont B.S. Central Michigan University Mr. C. Mikulas B.S. Western Michigan University Mr. V. Ohanlan M.A. Wayne State Univ. Julie York and Denescia Palise comparing answers. Barbara Bostic asks Jim Bradford for help. Mr. Borja is the Tangent of 45°. Is that a new way to do your fingernails Sandy Wakefield? 51 Miss E. Blakely B.A. Asbury College Mrs. M. Curry B.A., M.Ed Marygrove College; Wayne State University Mr. D. Fobear B.S. Central Michigan Univ. Miss V. Hurchlk B.A. University of Michigan. M.A. Middlebury College Pam Oncina, Glenn Kozlowski, Patty Martin, Jennifer Simons, and Penny Jackson. Is that a Colgate smile? Below- Rick McIntosh studies hard. Miss J. Materie B.A., M.A. Michigan State University Language Arts- A Way with Words Debbie Rankin finds her book interesting. Tom Hoffdai and Russ Paul jam, while doing their work. Mrs. D. Rodenberg B.A. Lawrence University Miss S. Snethkamp B.A. Michigan State University; Oaklahoma University Miss C. Tyrka Ph. B. University of Detroit; M. Ed. Wayne State Univ. Mrs. C. Whipple A.B. Wittenburg University; Certificate of Civilization Univ. of Paris 53 Mr. L. Dupke B.Ed. Wayne State University Mr. D. Grant B.A. Gordon College; M.A. Michigan State University Mr. E. Kuhn B.S. Central Michigan University; M.A. University of Michigan Mr. D. McClain A.A. Graceland College; B.S., E.M.U.; M.A. Wayne State University Now seriously, says Mr. Kuhn. Roger Tenney studies hard Mr. L Sllvasl B.S., M.S. Indiana University Mr. A. Smith A.B. Central Mich. Univ.; A.M. U. of M.; M.A., A. Sp East Mich. Unlv. Mr. R. Snail B.S., M.S. Michigan State University 54 Social Studies- Exploring Society Past and Present 55 Debbie Barletta Karl Klement, Treasurer for a day. Business- Business People of Our Future -jt ML m Mrs. C. Buhler B.A. Michigan State University Mr. R. Fulcher B.A. Michigan State University; M.A. Eastern Michigan University Mr. E. Guido B.S. East. Mich. M B A. Univ. of Detroit Mrs. S. Shaffner B.S. Michigan State University Grad. Credits from E.M.U. and U. of M. Miss N. Sharp B.S. Western Michigan University Mrs. E. Selpke B.S. Central Michigan University; Wayne State University Mr. G. Wegner B.S., M.A. Central Michigan University 56 Nancy Seniw checks her work. ch Blanton must want to become a secretary. Cindy Holland Brian Taylor goes over computer cards in Data Processing. Physical Education- Variety Provides Fitness and Fun Miss P. Flgas B.Ed. University of Toledo Mr. J. Boughton B.S. Michigan State University; M.S. Eastern Michigan University Mrs. D. Chastean B S M.S. Easter Mich. University Mr. J. Maglera B.A. Hillsdale College 58 Go for it! Waiting for their turn at bat. Check out those wild tennis shoes! Slam dunk! 59 Bill Galloway, are you playing hockey or baseball? Home Economics- Preparing for the Future Mrs. M. Anderson B.A. Fairmont State University Mrs. E. Ishler B.S. Middle Tennessee State College; M.A. Wayne State University Angie Benge, what are you making? 60 Penny Jackson preparing something new. Lori Smolinski and Valerie Daignault. What's Cookin'? , Cheryl Strouse and Denise Moats? Shoua Moua finishes her garment. 61 Drama- It's Not All Acting; It's a Lot of Hard Work 62 Art- It Can Bring Out the Best in You Mr. J. Burns B.F.A. Illinois Wesleyan University; M.A. University of Michigan Mrs. J. McConnaughey B.F.A. Wayne State University Jim Keiser enjoys his work. Tom Wilson must think he is an artist. Lisa Thom works colorfully with her paints. 63 Choir- New Teacher Keeps Choir Humming 64 Choir is stunned by Mr. Fisk's new tie. Nina Walters. Becky Somoskey. and Maria Crifasi. Lisa Wadsworth wants YOU! Terry Tavi must like to sing! Above: The wooing trio. Below: Penny Vieau sings Annette Clairmont to sleep. John Browning is taking a break. That’s a funny looking straw, Sue Wilford. Do they sound as good as they look? 66 Band- They Have A Lot of Class Mr. R. Gebhardt B.S. M.A. Wayne State University Tom Hoffdal and Bernice Revitzer. Ron Childress seems to be enjoying himself. Rich Hill Cheryl Brooks helps prepare lunches. Debbie Clark Try Foods- Nobody Does It Better Kim Mayle pours coffee. 68 Cafeteria Staff- Giving a lot to Satisfy Others 69 Mrs. Zarattan, Mrs. Grifka. Mrs. Donajowski, Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Stone, and Wanda Rustowitz. Industrial Arts- Developing Your Own Ideas Mr. R. Mermeys B.S. Western Michigan University. M.A. Eastern Michigan University Mr. F. Camper B.R. Ed. Detroit Bible College; M. Ed. Wayne State University Mr. C. Harm B.S. Eastern Mi. University Mr. R. Stevenson B.S. Bradley University; M.S. University of Michigan Mr. A. Slkorski B.S. Western Michigan University; M S. University of Michigan 70 Above: Bob Crabb. Is that you behind those Foster Grants? Below: John Ludeman watches as the paper comes through. Julie Saferian explains her drawing to Mr. Camper. Mark Bierkamp. manager or grease monkey? 7! Tony Vierik puts final touches on his work of art. Library- Things to See and Read Mrs. Finley. Mrs. Ritchie, and Mrs. Kile. Pete Gebhart and John Craig study hard. Mark Bierkamp and Scott Messer Audio Visual- They Help You See Things Clearly 73 Jardon Vocational- Learning Today for Tomorrow Comh.stitLcjsns±± and fiazd cvozfz i± fzocv ivs cvitC zsmsmtjsz a t(i[stia±. (zad ysaz cvs naci many out±tandiny tsami (jut mozs tmfzoztantfy tvs i zoutd zsmsmljsz tfzat scjszy jasz±on inooCwsd did tzi± Crsit to ma zs !zi± tsam t(is lvs±t it cou CdCrz. A PETITION XL. VV � we rue srubenn of ha2£l schot bO PeTlTio TMf VARSITY FCtfrAALL 6hC( TO t tAlCUSH, 6 RWblCflTf, )hjAjiH) flKe, flNb TOT IUY fc 6FfAT 7Hf souTHFlElft niue tmm f- ok (jOt [D 1 untie st i� u� i ue fmsthcr oeniwfi T� T tHF STA7e CLASS fl FYJOTBflLi 71Tie tie ftgnotUT To in Riomrui. hc — Wteu mic Hilh Schcoi y X 'W' V«S 76 77 Hazel Park High School Coaches — The SMA’s Finest!!! 78 Mr. Rood Mr. Leenhouts Below - Mrs. Suszko Below - Mr. Boughton and Mr. Fulcher 79 Football - It’s been a fun year! - Our guys had a fantastic season this year. The team really got it all together after the Dondero game and all opponents from then on had to watch out! Next they met the Shamrocks of Catholic Central - who later became the State Champs - and gave them the toughtest fight of the season, but lost 13-0. This year's team exceeded all expectations and once again maintained Hazel Park’s fine reputation in football. The Vikings domi- nated the league, and swept the SMA cham- pionship for the fifth time in the past seven years. Then it was statebound for the mighty Vikes! The stage was set for an exciting rematch between the Southfield Blue Jays and the Vikings, in the state quarter-finals. The Vikes came out of Pontiac Wisner Stadium victo- rious—with a score of 21- 6. 80 S.M.A Champs - State Semi-Finalists Oh — What a Great Season!! 82 Quarterback P. Gebhart back for another T.D. Captain Jim Stuef talks it over with the linemen. X V j, John Koczak kicks one of his 15 extra points. We VARSITY FOOTBALL They 14 Fraser 13 12 Dondero 14 12 Seaholm 7 40 Berkley 0 13 Kimball 6 20 Ferndale (Homecoming) 12 21 Southfield 14 19 Warren 12 41 Lincoln 12 21 Southfield 6 0 (Quarter-Finals) Catholic Central 13 (Semi-finals) SMA Champs — Hazel Park 83 J.V. Football Junior Varsity Sports ... Row 1 - B. Ciaravino, E. Ferland, B. Sanders, M. Marsee, E. Greaves, S. Kelly, M. Mathes, R. Coltis Row2- J. Mills.T. Edney, S. Schlicker, J. Panzica, M. Salvatore. G. Thibodeau . S. Zervas, B. Sloan, W. Reed Row 3 - Coach Otterbacher,Coach Wegner, J. Warrick, J. Bennett, D. Potter, M. Meyerhoff. J. Fowler. R. Dresden, M. Lynch, G. Hotchkiss. 86 J.V. Basketball The Look of Things to Come! Effort Produces Success — L. Dupke Our girls’ season was something like a rollercoaster. At some points in the season the girls looked like championship material, other times they struggled. Up until the last two SMA games, the team was still in the championship race. The girls enjoyed the best SMA season ever with a 5-5 record. The highlight of the season was the 53-38 victory over the Berkley Bears! Co-Captain Linda Esler GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL We They 36 Bishop Foley 49 21 Dondero 33 35 Seaholm 29 29 Berkley 36 30 Kimball 38 29 Dondero 22 44 Ferndale 39 28 Tower 64 28 Southfield 25 30 Seaholm 34 53 Berkley 38 52 Fitzgerald 38 30 Kimball 35 33 Avondale 51 49 Ferndale 56 49 Southfield 45 29 Mott 35 34 Districts-Fern. 66 S.M.A. Champs - Seaholm Laurie Wisniewski and Cyndi Roth. Sue Tommas 88 The Best SMA League Season Ever! Go for it!! Cyndi Roth goes up for the shot Girls Tennis — Dedication and Enthusiasm Play a Key Role Although their season didn't go as well as they hoped the girls tennis team showed true team spirit. Under their new coach, Mr. Richard Rood, the team placed fourth in the SMA tournament, and fifth in the SMA final. The team also beat a tough squad from Warren Tower. There were also several outstanding individual players who came through with some key wins. Mr. Rood goes over the strategy with Linda Barletta and Jeanne Thomas. Co-Captain Sharon Thomas keeps her eye on the ball. Below: Sharon Canup 1979-1980 GIRLS TENNIS WE THEY 7 0 Oak Park 0 Troy 7 3 Madison 4 0 Seaholm 7 3 Fitzgerald 5 1 Berkley 6 1 Kimball 6 4 Tower 3 3 Ferndale 4 2 Southfield 5 1 Warren 6 SMA 4th SMA Champs - Seaholm Below: Connie Strouse shows her form. 91 Golf Driving, Chipping, Putting - Our Golfers Do It Up! 92 Earl Thom GOLF We L Seaholm l_ Berkley L Kimball L Ferndale L Southfield W Highland Park L Seaholm l_ Berkley L Kimball W Ferndale L Southfield W Highland Park 6th in S.M.A. SMA Champs — Seaholm They W W W W W L W w w L w L Captain John Repke. Below- Jeff Bachynski and Tom Edgil. Below — Craig Boni 93 Boys Cross Country — Running, Striving, Meeting the Challenge Going into the season this year, the team did not look very promising. But the boys cross country team proved everyone wrong and came out with a 7-2 record. The team also improved it’s dual meet 1979 - 1980 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY 16 Madison 47 8th West Bloomfield Inv. 39 Mott 17 24 Clawson 37 20 Seaholm 40 15 Warren 48 24 Berkley 35 36 Kimball 20 23 Ferndale 38 20 Southfield 43 Oakland County Tourn. 13th Regionals 10th SMA 4th SMA Champs Kimball record on the ‘78 team. Junior Mark Ernatt Don Tuski leads the pack. Roger Young grinds it out. Senior runners Pat Dyke and Bill Sleeman Tri-Caps. Kevin Koppman, Tom Wilson, and Darryl Vivian. 95 Girls Cross Country — Go All the Way to State for the First Time This year the girls cross country team showed what true success is. Before the season began, the goal they set for themselves was to go all the way to state. On their way the team placed second in the SMA, third in the regionals, and finally 17th in the state for the best girls cross country team ever in the history of Hazel Park. 1979 - 1980 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY 8th West Bloomfield Inv. 18 Seaholm 45 22 Berkley 33 35 Kimball 25 23 Ferndale 32 26 Regionals Southfield 3rd 29 State 17th SMA 2nd SMA Champs - Kimball Below: Carol Paquette and Darryl Vivian. Below: Great efforts by Cheryl Vivian and Lisa Gallop. e v % Co-captain Carol Paquette out-runs her opponent. Diane Coronado runs hard. Sue Paquette wins again. Below: Co-captain Kathleen Fegan. 97 Susan Paquette -fill-State Cross-Country- 99 Varsity Wrestling- Hazel Park Knows How To Wrestle Once again the wrestling team did it all. As a team they took first place in five invitationals, first in the SMA, districts, and regionals, and finally third in the state. Among the records set by the team were: most points scored in one dual meet (73), most takedowns (782), most nearfalls (191), and the most 3 pt. nearfalls (236). 1979-1980 VARSITY WRESTLING WE 50 73 1st 57 66 1st 55 55 1st 44 57 64 1st 27 1st SMA Champs-Hazel Park Districts 1st Regionals 1st State 3rd Farmington Seaholm Bedford Inv. Fitzgerald Berkley Oakland County Inv Catholic Central Kimball Hazel Park Inv. Ferndale Farmington Harrison Southfield Catholic Central Bedford Mt. Clemens Inv THEY 9 0 100 Norm Young plans his pin. Introducing the 1979-1980 98 Skip Countryman 10 - 4th Hazel Park Inv.. 4th SMA, 4-7. 105 Jon Terry 12 - 2nd Bedford Inv.. 2nd Catholic Central Inv., 1st Oakland County Tourn., 1st Mt. Clemens Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 1st Districts, 2nd Regionals, 4th State. Most 3-pt. near falls (34). 33-6. 112 Rick McIntosh 12 - 1st Bedford Inv., 2nd Catholic Central Inv., 2nd Oakland County Tourn.. 3rd Mt. Clemens Inv., 3rd Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 3rd Districts, Most team points (55), 27-6. 119 Brad Wilkinson 12 (C) - 2nd Bedford Inv., 1st Catholic Central Inv., 1st Oakland County Tourn, 1st Mt. Clemens Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 1st Districts. 1st Regionals. 3rd State. 37-3. 126 Jamie Lassiter 12 - 2nd Bedford Invitational. 4th Catholic Central Inv., 3rd Oakland County Tourn, 2nd Mt. Clemens Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA, 1st Districts. 2nd Regionals. 31-8. 132 Norm Young 11 - 1st Bedford Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 14-1. 138 John Repke 12 (C) - 3rd Bedford Inv.. 2nd Catholic Central Inv.. 1st Oakland County Tourn., 4th Mt. Clemens Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 3rd Districts. 26-4-1. 102 Varsity Wrestling Team 145 John Craig 12 (C) - 1st Bedford Inv., 1st Catholic Central Inv., 1st Oakland County Tourn, 1st Mt. Clemens Inv., 2nd Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 1st Districts. 1st Regionals. 1 st State. Most falls (21), career (53). Most takedowns (116), Most reversals career (63), Most near falls (53), Most wins (108), 39- 1. 155 Earl Thom 11 - 4th Bedford Inv., 5th Catholic Central Inv., 4th Oakland County Tourn, 3rd Mt. Clemens Inv., 4th Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 1st Districts, 2nd Regionals. 3rd State. Fastest fall (0:28), 36-10. 167 Dan Saferian 11 - 3rd Mt. Clemens Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA. 1st Districts. 2nd Regionals, 22-11. 185 Jim Stuef 12 - 6th Bedford Inv., 2nd Catholic Central Inv., 2nd Mt. Clemens Inv., 2nd Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA, 1st Districts. 1st Regionals, 6th State. 29-11. 198 Mark Mattingly 12 - 2nd Bedford Inv., 2nd Catholic Central Inv., 1st Oakland County Tourn. 4th Mt. Clemens Inv., 1st Hazel Park Inv., 1st SMA, 1st Districts, 3rd Regionals, 30-8. HWT Frank Jackson 12 - 5th Mt. Clemens Inv., 3rd SMA. 4th Districts. 4th Regionals. 10-11. Head coach. Mr. Robert Morrill. 103 J.V. Wrestling- Wrestlers Go 5-0 in SMA, 9-1 for season Sophomore Steve Zervas. J.V. WRESTLING WE THEY 51 Farmington 12 56 Seaholm 8 55 Fitzgerald 3 66 Berkley 0 54 Catholic Central 15 42 Kimball 22 59 Ferndale 11 Win by Forfeit Farmington Harrison Win by Forfeit Southfield 18 Bedford 47 SMA-Hazel Park Below - Curt Ciaravino for 2 points. J. V. Basketball - Hard Work and a Lot of Fun Row 1 -G.Sallee, D. Marshall, R. Richards, S. Schlicker, E. Greaves J. Patterson, Row 2-Coach Boldt, M. Meyerhoff, P. Thompson, J. Bennett, M. Lynch, T. Kropinak We J.V. Basketball They 48 Warren Woods 50 34 Fitzgerald 53 50 Seaholm 40 41 Mott 40 43 De Lasalle 53 49 Dondero 52 55 Berkley 56 37 Kimball 34 50 Fitzgerald 69 46 Ferndale 58 26 Southfield 78 62 Port Huron 45 37 Seaholm 41 43 Lath ru p rrnPi« on 44 56 Berkley 59 61 Madison 23 40 Kimball 33 42 Athens 55 41 Ferndale 57 43 Southfield 58 Below - Paul Thompson lets it go for 2. Varsity Basketball— Seniors Lead The Way For Young Vikes When the 1980 Varsity Basketball season started the team looked very promising. For some reason, things did not turn out the way we had hoped. Perhaps one reason for the lack of success was the fact that there were few experienced players, and many young players were forced to step into key positions. This year’s record does not necessarily indicate the quality of the team because there were many close games that could have gone either way. Junior guard Ed Diaz set the school record with 96 assists! Dan Salamango, leading scorer with 278 points, out leaps the opponent! 106 Bill McCarrell driving hard! Captain Dave Presley 107 Junior forward Don Tuski VARSITY BASKETBALL Dan Salamango 108 WE THEY 47 Warren Woods 46 46 Fitzgerald 44 41 Seaholm 50 41 Mott 47 54 De Lasalle (Venture Classic) 76 49 Bishop Foley 57 52 Berkley 59 51 Kimball 55 43 Fitzgerald 60 35 Ferndale 68 50 Southfield 68 59 Port Huron 63 51 Seaholm 59 55 Lathrup 78 57 Berkley 70 69 Madison 60 49 Kimball 75 47 Troy Athens 51 56 Ferndale 73 53 Southfield 64 56 Warren (Districts) 67 SMA CO-CHAMPS - FERNDALE and SOUTHFIELD Junior Dwayne Frye Varsity Volleyball- Juniors Dominate; Ten Will Return The girls varsity volleyball team has built a strong team for the coming seasons. The team is only losing one senior, but a good one, Joyce Welsh. This was Coach Pennie Suszko’s first season as a varsity coach, and although the team didn’t fare well on the scoreboard, they showed a lot of improve- ment. 1979-1980 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Oak Park Madison Lakeshore Seaholm Berkley Kimball Ferndale Southfield Seaholm Warren Woods Berkley Kimball Ferndale Lincoln Dondero Troy Athens Southfield SMA Champs - Kimball, Berkley W W L L L L L W L L L L L L L W L Below - Junior Peggy Fogarty. Below - Captain Sue Turner. 110 Lisa Gregory patiently awaits the ball. Jean Gibson demonstrates great form. Below- Captain Fran Capps shows her setting style. Below- All-SMA Joyce Welsh nails one. J.V. Volleyball- NeW Coach Makes Our Girls Go For It Sophomore Mindy Park. Dana Sadow reaches for the ball. 112 Row 1- C. Martin. B. Wood. D. Sadow. C. Vivian (C). C. Strouse (C), N. Thomas. P. Smith, M. Park. Row2- C. Davis. M. Botaletto, L. McCasey. T. Berry. M. Nolan, S. Wakefield. V. Seymore, Coach Sheldon. New J.V. coach Carol Sheldon explains the strategy. Cheryl Vivian gives it a little dink. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Oak Park W Madison W Lakeshore L Seaholm L Berkley L Kimball L Ferndale L Southfield W Seaholm W Warren Woods L Berkley W Kimball L Ferndale L Dondero L Troy Athens L Southfield W 113 Connie Strouse “Oh no! Gymnastics— Practice Makes Perfect Al l americ Sue Pearce WE GYMNASTICS THEY 64.6 Fraser 66.35 71.85 Rochester 75.05 72.45 Lincoln 69.25 72.20 Ferndale 55.23 74.1 Romeo 75.9 74.25 Southfield 56.50 73.95 Dondero 94.65 77.9 Berkley 66.35 74.55 Lakeshore 68.2 76.1 Kimball 86.25 74.8 Seaholm 85.75 SMA at Ferndale—75.55 (3rd Place) SMA Champs—Kimball m Nancy Seniw Swimming- Sophomores Make a Strong Showing Although it doesn’t show in their record, the boys swim team was tough, and will be tougher in the future. The team had a strong turnout of sopho- mores, and they were good ones, too. They did it with great leadership from senior captain Tom Dibiase and Scott Wakefield. 1979-1980 SWIMMING THEY 100 83 123 83 112 115 SMA-6th SMA Champs-Seaholm Mott Clawson Lamphere Oak Park Dondero Adams Seaholm Fitzgerald Berkley Athens Kimball Madison Ferndale Southfield WE 68 84 48 86 19 48 31 38 46 70 41 73 59 56 116 Scott “Catfish” Wakefield shows how he got his name. Captain Tom Dibiase. Coach Leenhouts congratulates Kent Takacs. Top- Sophomore Bruce Sanders. Bottom- Bill Murphy demonstrates his winning form. Ready to get in on it. 117 Boys' Track— “Young inexperienced Junior Pole-vaulter Harold Thibodeau Vikings keep great Senior distance man Pat Dyke Junior Ken Trypus and Senior Lou Coronado Girls’ Track— Record Numbers Watch Records Broken, Goals Attained! There was a record number of girls out for the team this year and even though the record does not reflect it - - the effort, improve- ment, and growth of the team was immeasureable. The outlook for the girls track program looks very bright and with continued work and determination, any and all goals will be reached. Right - Sue Paquette, SMA mile and two-mile champion. Below - Diane Coronado. 120 Jean Gibson, half-mile SMA champion. Below - Carol Paquette and Nancy VanMeter. Linda Gemmel GIRLS TRACK We JtW They 53V4 Fraser 69V5t 59 Seaholm 64 60 Fitzgerald 63 24 Berkley 99 44 Kimball 79 53 Ferndale 70 56 9th place - East Detroit Inv. 10th place - Regionals SMA Champs - Kimball 121 Varsity Baseball- Second in SMA; Strong in Districts Second place may seem a disappointment compared to previous years, however, it is a good showing in a league that was very tough. The team could have easily had the title if luck would have been with them, losing some games by one or two runs. A good crop of sophomores and juniors will be returning next year to bring the SMA championship back to Hazel Park. Right - Paul Cook with his winning form. 1979-1980 Varsity Baseball WE THEY 3- 5 Catholic Central 2-11 13- 6 Cousino 19-14 6- 1 St. Clement 7- 6 4- 7 Rochester Adams 1- 3 3 Seaholm 2 16 Tower 3 9 Berkley 0 3 Kimball 5 12 Southfield 1 10 Seaholm 11 4 Berkley 3 4 Kimball 9 4 Ferndale 3 7 Southfield V 5 H6 Warren 5 2 North Farmington 0 4 Lamphere ' fc 2 Mott 3 SMA Champs - Kimball SMA - 2nd 122 Junior Kevin Kind. Senior Chris Bacalia. Below - John Koczak takes an evil cut. 123 Row 1- A. Sohlin. J. Koczak. R. Weston. G. Kozlowski. J. Bachynski. J. Repke. D. Precopio. D. Koczak. Row2- J. Cyrus. D. Frye. S. Noud. C. Bacalia. B. Sayyae. K. Kind. C. Young. J. Long, Row3- R. DeWalt. T. Newkirk. P. Cook. M. Wilds. B. Davis. R. Blanton. M. Warrick. P. Gebhardt D Preslev B Brown, Coach Mikulas. Below- Catcher Pete Gebhart. Right - Senior Dave Presley. Below - Jack Cyrus makes the throw. Below- John Repke strokes a sure hit. 124 125 J.V. Baseball- Sophomores Make Strong Showing WE 1 2-5 7-7 10-9 3 6 11 14 4 3-5 1 9 1 1979-80 J.V. BASEBALL They Catholic Central 23 Cousino 9-ii St. Clement 6-8 Rochester Adams 9-7 Seaholm 5 Berkley 5 Kimball 2 Southfield 2 Seaholm 1 Oak Park 7 Berkley 3 Kimball 7-0 Bishop Foley 2 Ferndale 0 Southfield n Coach Pobursky explains what a baseball is. Row 1- T. Hitchcock, T. Davis. E. Ross, V. Precopio. S. Kelley, V. Nieves, M. Marsee, T. Kelley, Row 2- Coach Pobursky, G. Sallee. J. Bennett, J. Warrick, S. Schlicker, B. Boulan, T. Vermillion, B. Sloan. 126 127 Beaver Kelley takes a mighty swing. Varsity Softball- Experience Lacking; Improvement Abundant This years varsity softball team belonged to the juniors. Of the 14 players on the team, 12 were juniors, with one sophomore and one senior. This was a young team, and inconsistency marked the season. Although their record didn’t show it, the members of the team showed great improvement which was the result of hard work and good attitudes. Rhonda Brecht swings away. Below - Heads up Sue Tommas and Chris Martin! 1979-1980 Varsity Softball WE THEY 1 Fitzgerald 9 8 Rochester Adams 11 16 Seaholm 9 11 Berkley 12 0 Kimball 9 4 Ferndale 11 6 Southfield 9 2 Dondero 6 10 Seaholm 3 3 Troy Athens 15 7 Berkley 22 2 Mott 18 0 Kimball 14 2 Ferndale 6 7 Southfield 12 6 Tower 12 6 Detroit Northern 5 0 Warren Lincoln 14 SMA Champs - Ferndale, Kimball SMA - 5th 128 J. V. Softball- Preparing for Varsity Play Row 1 - S. Sova, P. Smith. C.Vivian. D. Barletta, D. Sadow, Row 2 -M. Browning. M. Park, A. Schnabel. N. Ramsey. Row 3 - Coach Guido, S. Elkins. L. Plumb, M. Botalletto, K. Hooton, S. Yoskovich. Below- They can do it-Kelly Hooton throws. Mindy Park hits, and Penny Smith runs. 130 J.V. Softball WE THEY 19 Rochester 1 19 Seaholm 13 11 Berkley 20 6 Kimball 17 14 Troy 9 12 Southfield 8 13 Seaholm . -J 8 Center Line 13 19 Berkley 21 8 Kimball 24 13 Ferndale 17 2 Southfield 24 Shari Elkins must have alot to smile about. Below- The team congratulates Dana Sadow. Bovs' Tennis— A New Coach — A New Outlook! At Hazel Park High School this year, the boys tennis team got a real boost, when they aquired a new coach- Mr. Harry Lee. With his help and guidance, look for our guys to challenge for the S.M.A. Title in coming years! Right- John Yoshida Below - Craig Boni BOYS' TENNIS We They o Kimball 7 0 Seaholm 7 omSm Berkley 7 4 Ferndale 3 2 Cousino 5 0 Southfield 7 0 Seaholm 7 1 Berkley 6 2 Cousino 5 2 Kimball 5 5 Ferndale 2 Southfield 6 5 Lamphere SMA Champs - Seaholm Right - Greg West 133 Mike Larch Sports Banquets- Athletes Receive Recognition Varisty volleyballs most improved player, Peggy Fogarty. John Craig receives another wrestling award. Cheryl Vivian That’s INCREDIBLE! 134 Is she on our team? 135 Nancy Seniw-most improved varsity tennis player. “SMACK' The Booster Club Presents: FALL M. IMP —Pete Gebhart M.V.P.-Jim Collins Uns.-Dan Koczak Uns. - Jean Gibson M.V.P. - Linda Esler M. Im. - Sue Tommas A M.V.P. - John Repke Uns. - Earl Thom M. Im. - Jett Bachynski M.V.P. - Sue Paquette Uns. - Carol Paquette M. Im. - Patsy Coronado M. Im. - Dave Sallee Uns. - Mark Ernatt M.V.P. - Kevin Koppman U ns Joyce Welsh M.V.P.- Connie Strouse M. IMP - Nancy Seniw 136 M. Im. - Jim Stuef M.V.P. - John Craig Uns. - Jon Terry M.V.P. - Dave Presley Uns. - Dan Salamango M. Im. Ed Diaz WINTER Most Valuable, Unsung Hero, Most Improved M.V.P. - Lori Zervas M. Im. - Nancy Seniw Uns. - Julie Saferian Uns. - Fran Capps M.V.P. - Joyce Welsh M. Im. - Peggy Fogarty M.V.P. - Tom DiBiase M. Im. - Kent Takacs Uns. - Bruce Sanders 137 SPRING They Were the Nuclei of Our Teams M.V.P. - Chris Tuski M. Im. - Tom Evans Uns. - Greg West M.V.P. - Dave Presley Uns. - Paul Cook M. Im. - Tom Newkirk M.V.P. - Sue Paquette M. Im. - Jean Gibson Uns. - Lisa Gallop M.IMP.-Don Tuski M.V.P.-Lou Coronado(not pic.) Uns.-Rich Siwicki(not pic.) M.V.P. - Sue Turner M. Im. - Peggy Fogarty Uns. - Chris Martin (Not Pic.) 138 Row 1 - B. Sleeman. P. Dyke. R. Siwicki. J. Griffin. J. Stuef. L. Coronado. K. Koppman. M. Lockhart. D. Sallee. R. Young. Row2-K. Morrow. D. Tuski, R. Sanborn. J. Moore. S. Allen. T. Krassa. K. Trypus. P. Leonowitz. R. Paul. H. Thibideau. Row 3 - N. Alsbach. R. Morales. D. Potter. J. Fowler. M. Salvatori. L. McPherson. B. Cook. J. Bostwick. Row 4 - Coach Fulcher. M. Ernatt, B. Sanders. J. Bolitho, T. Kropinak. M. Meyerhoff. M. Lynch, J. Dillon. S. Zervas. J. McCann. T. Dyke. M. Williamson. A. Lopp. Coach Boughton. Row 1- J. Hufnagle. J. Wyatt, D. Kalb- fleisch. B. Ebbarra. L. McKenzie. B. Lo- gan. L. Gemmell. Row 2- L. Thompson, M. Young. N. VanMeter. A. Scholl. S. Paquette. C. Klingensmith.C.Paquette. A. Cormier Row 3-J. Gibson. D. Pur- chase, C. Clause. P. Coronado,S.Nash. L.Brown.D.Coronado.Row 4-D.Kotter, P.McAulay, R. Warnez. C. Roth. L. Gal- lop. L. Zagar.Coach T. Castles. Coach D. Eldred. 139 Our Varsity Teams — Another Fine Season for Hazel Park’s Best Row 1 - R. Weston, J. Koczak, C. Ciaravino, B. Galloway, K. Kind. M. Mattingly (C), J. Allercon, N. Young, W. Simon, D. Koczak. Row 2 - M. Warrick, T. Jones. R. Blanton, C. Young, P. Gebhart. D. Saferian, E. Reimer. L. Coronado, B. Hagey, H. Holcombe, H. Thibodeau, M. Acuff. Row 3 - R. McClatchy. B. Sayyae, B. Fisher, D. Elkins, F. Jackson, S. Wakefield. J. Stuef (C). J. Griffin, B. Pell, J. Collins (C), Mr. Stagg, Mr. Pobursky, Mr. Eldred. Row 1-F. Capps, S. Tommas, J. Gibson (C). S. Turner, L. Esler (C). Row 2- Coach Dupke, J. Kelley, L. Wisniewski, C. Roth, L. Plumb. S. Coronado. 140 Row 1-B. Sleeman, A. Moran, R. Young, P. Dyke, D. Sallee. T. Wilson (C), K. Koppman (C), D. Vivian (C), Row 2-P. Lee, M. Williamson, R. Plonkey, K. Morrow. J. McCann, S. Clave, T. Dyke, Row 3-C. Vivian, L. Gallop, K. Fegan (C). C. Paquette (C), P. Coronado, P. Fisher, C. Clause, D. Coronado, L. Gemmell, S. Paquette, Row 4-Coach Boughton, M. Ernatt, J. Bolitho, R. Richards, J. Bostwich, J. Moore, D. Tuski, R. Sanborn, G. Sallee, E. Coronado, Coach Fulcher. 141 Row 1-K. Kanatzar, C. Strouse, T. Berry, J. Maki, S. Canup, L. Barletta, C. Strouse. B. Embarra, Row 2-P. Murphy, J. Thomas. L. McKenzie. N. Seniw, J. Welsh, S. Thomas (C), K. Yorkey, D. Barletta. Coach Rood, not pictured is S. Thomas (C). Row 1 - J. Repke (C). N. Young. S. Zervas, D. Westergaard. B. Wilkinson (C). R. McIntosh. J. Terry. B. Ciaravino. P. Lee.Row2-B.Shellnut. J. Mills. E. Thom, J. Craig. R. Weston. D. Saferian. C. Ciaravino. D. Brewer. Row 3 - Coach Morrill. M. Mattingly, B. Dresden. J. Griffin, J. Stuef. F. Jackson. G. Hotchkiss, M. Salvatori. Coach Steel. Row 1- R. Hill. C. Titus. G. Kozlowski, J. Repke (C). J. Bachynski. J. Yoshida, T. Davids. Row 2- D. Cottrill, K. Mcllvride. D. Hughes. C. Boni. B. Brown. P. Leonowicz. Row 3- Coach Guido. J. White, T. Kropinak. M. Wilds. E. Thom. T. Edgil, G. Heidmous, J. White. 142 Row 1- L. Gregory, J. Gibson, S. Tommas, F. Capps (C), S. Turner (C). M. Tunison. P. Vieau. Row 2- Coach Suszko. S. Elkins. J. Welsh, L. Plumb. T. Cotter, P. Fogarty, C. Belz. Row 1-K. Shellnut, B. Riehle, S. Wakefield (C), B. Murphy. J. Yoshida, Row 2-L. Burelson. E. Ross, R. Moskal, T. Hitchcock. K. Takacs. H. Holcombe, S. Tisler, T. Edgil, Coach Davis. Coach Leenhouts, Coach Zarkis, Not Pictured- T. Dibaise (C). B. Sanders. 143 Above- Row 1 - M. Marsee, E. Diaz, N. Simat. S. Noud, Row 2 - Coach Dupke D. Presley (C), D. Sallee, B. McCarrell. D. Tuski, D. Salamango, D. Potter, J. Moore, J. Warrick, D. Frye. J. Norton (Manager). Row-1 N. Seniw, C. Berndt, A. Cormier, L. Zervas, Row-2C. Barwick, S. Pearce, T. Herd, P. Murphy, D. Turner, not pictured - D. Rankin, J. Saferian, T. Carter, D. Palise. E. Thomas, G. Wall. 144 Row 1- S. Turner, T. Sechler, D. Coveyou, E. Holcombe, R. Brecht, C. Martin, Row 2- Coach Figas, L. Gregory, P. Fogarty. J. Welsh, F. Capps, T. Swanson, S. Tommas, Not pictured- L. Wisniewski. D. Rezny. Row 1 - T. Evans. E. Ferland, K. Mclllveride, D. Saferian, D. Hughes, G. West, J. Lasniak, H. Holcombe. J. Yoshida, Row 2- Coach Rood, C. Boni, M. Covert, R. Plonkey, C. Bailey, C. Tuski, T. DiBiase, G. Danforth, M. Larch, R. Hutton, Coach Lee. 145 Sports 146 147 Connie Strouse Pep Band marches into another Pep Assembly. Pep Band- They Pep up the Crowds This year Pep Band was a very important factor in gett- ing the crowds pepped up at many sporting events. The Pep Band consisted of any Marching Band member who was willing to practice during lunch about twice a week. This band is most famous for leading the school to Field Day and all Pep Assemblies by marching through the halls to signal class dismissal. Pep Band traveled to all away foot- ball games, as well as playing at home games. Always full of excitement and cheer, ready to perform at any event need- Keeping warm! ing a little extra fun. Roger Tenney Artie Sohlin Carolyn Clause rings out on the bells. Ken Bylski Language Club Foreign Fun Candidly yours 151 153 Concert Choir Ski Club- Not Everyone Hates Winter Chris Tuski’s first try at skiing. 154 The hills aren't that big. Mary Ann! Dan Measel shows his skill. Front Row: J. Snell. D. Turner. Mrs. Snell. L. Snell. S. Koss. S. Carley Row 2: R. Snell. Mr. Snell. M. Fields. J. Roach. R. Plonkey. D. Vivian, T. Vierik, J. Quintero. B. Sanders. K. Sikorski. Mr. Sikorski. Row 3: Mrs. Rood. D. Dutkiewicz. C. Beck. M. Galffy, P. Deel. J. Wiley. B. Reese. B. Ebarra. R. Kuhn, K. Brown, P. Mearnic. J. Jones. H. Quintero. S. Thomas. G. Rybicki. J. Rood. Row 4: A. Lopp. J. Kirk. A. McClatchey. J. Kelly. M. Liseicki. D. Thacker. R. Young. C. Reichert. J. Griffin. K. Klement. R. Rood. Andy Lopp sets a new record - seven and a half pieces of pizza! Ski Club advisor, Mr. Rood. Secretary - C. Carr. Adviser - Mr. Sikorski. Treasurer - M. Fields. Adviser - Mr. Stevenson. Adviser - Mr. Rood. Vice- President - S. Thomas. Adviser - Mr. Snell. President - S. Carley. 155 Board of Directors The students voice their opinions at the annual B.O.D. Forums. Everyone had fun at the Fun Night. 156 Jeanne Thomas and Deena Kalbfleisch. Nancy Sinew and Lorraine Edgemon. Hilding Holcombe, Chris Tuski, and Tom DiBiase clown around at B.O.D.’s first 3-D Movie. Chris Tuski John Koczak Yearbook Staff — Yearbook Staff PutsMemoriesTogether Matt Fields, Melissa Tunison. and Sheri Harju worked together on the student life section. Mr. Silvasi, staff advisor. Photographers Shannon Carley and Lynn Corazza. Editor-in-chief - Grace Rybicki 158 Darlene Bugaj Business managers Rita. Kuhn and Bonnie Thies. 159 Hazel Parker — Parker Staff Lets Us Read All About It Being on Parker staff is a barrel of laughs. 160 Kim Boatman Penny Jackson searches the file cabinet for art type. Sheri Sanregret and Dawn Collier Ed Klobucher, staff photographer Veronica Coronado Editor Pat Dyke relaxes while reading copy. 161 National Honor Society N.H.S. Let Their Hair Down For PeeWees ■ 11th GRADE James Norton Kimberly Boatman Christine O’Neil Barbara Bostic Robert Sanborn Janet Brewer Neil Simat Kerri Brown Arthur Sohlin Carolyn Clause Bonita Thacker Deborah Coveyou Bonnie Theis mark Ernatt Jeanne Thomas Jean Gibson Donna Tikkanen Carla Hagaman Susan Turner Cresence Hahn Donald Tuski Sherri Harju Randall Weston Rita Kuhn Marybeth Wilson Crystal Martin John Yoshida Susan Mihelcich Susan Yoskovich 12th GRADE Pamela Plonkey Debbra Arrowood Penny Robidou Denise Arrowood Debra Rutzel Robert Ashmore Grace Rybicki Linda Barletta David Sallee Kathleen Burchi Colleen Shaughnessy Shannon Carley Paula Smeedens Theresa Cianfarani Tammy Steiner Pamela Deel Susan Strable Thomas DiBiase James Stuef Patrick Dyke Anita Suszek Linda Esler Michelle Swanson Maria Galffy Allen Tenney Hilding Holcombe Douglas Thacker Kari Kanatzar Sharon Thomas Dennis Knox Sheila Thomas Diane McCallum Dolores Turner Barbara McVeigh Chris Tuski Daniel Measel Jennine Walters Alexandro Nikoloudakis Judith Wechselberger Brenda Nix Jaylane Wiley Carol Paquette Thomas Wilson Martyn Park Lora York Lori Zervas 162 Mr. Silvasi speaks at the annual banquet. Denise Arrowood. Pam Plonkey. Joe DiVita, and Lora York. Penny Robidou has more sense than we thought. Mrs. Finley and Shannon Carley clowning around. 16? The Company — Stage Door Maria Crifasi Cindy Beck portrays Bernice Niemeyer. 164 Terry Randall tells about her exciting new job. Sue Karlowski Olga Brandt................................Sharon Canup Mattie..........................Stefanina Crifasi Mary Harper................................Beanie Wilson Mary McCune.........................Julia Corso Bernice Niemeyer....................Cindy Beck Madeleine Vauclain..........................Patty Murphy Judith Canfield.....................Sheryl Fuller Ann Braddock........................Tammy Ray Kaye Hamilton.......................Sally Moore Linda Shaw..........................Kathy Innes Jean Maitland.......................Maria Crifasi Keith Burgess.......................Dennis Knox Mrs. Shaw...........................Lorene Newman Billy..........................................Ed Crumback Adolph Gretzl..................................Ed Alloway Bobby Melrose.......................Nikki Varney Louise Mitchell.............................Donna Gregory Susan Paige.........................Terry Patee Pat Devine....................................Kim Bergholtz Kendall Adams...................Paula Armstrong Terry Randall................................Nina Walters Tony Gillette.......................Kari Kanatzar Ellen Fenwick...................Becky Somoskey Mrs. Orcutt...................................Sue Karlowski Frank...........................Allen McClatchey David Kingsley......................Bob Cooper Sam Hastings, Larry Westcott........Bill Sleeman Jimmy Devereaux, Dr. Randall...George Danforth Fred Powell....................................Ed Cheek Lou Milhauser..............................George Gorial 165 Al McClatchey and Stephanina Crifasi do the bump. Nina Walters. CONCERT BAND: Front Row: A. Schnable, C. Strouse, S. Vance, M. Nolan. K. Jennings. M. Clawson. V. Seymore. L. Brenneman Second Row: L. Zagar, T. Alarcon. J. Maki. S. Wilford, J. White. W. Curd. R. Rietz, T. Hoffdahl, R. Paul. B. Revitzer. D. Bush. P. Miller. M. Botalleto, L Brown. J. Simons. Third Row: J. Calkins. J. Browning. K. Barr. K. Fraliegh. G. Dumka, D. Allen. J. White. C. Lubnau, Mr. Gebhardt. E. Prey. F. Botruff. T. Hawley. P. Murphy. SYMPHONY BAND: Front Row: P. Deel. J. Wiley. P. McCauley. S. Thomas. G. Rybicki. C. Clause. M. Galffy. S. Thomas. Second Row: P. Smeekens. T. Madison, M. Young. C. Davis. C. Beck. M. Usher. M. Fields. A. Sohlin, R. Tenny. D. Gutt, R. Childress. M. Brenneman. S. Canup. C. Vivian. Third row: C. Riechart, P. Baker. D. Thacker. L. McPherson. C. Tuski. R. Hill, R. Plonkey. K. Takas. T. Newkirk. J. Calkins. K. Bylski, Mr. Gebhardt. P. Baker. F. Self. P. Miela. T. DiPalma. JAZZ BAND: Front Row: R. Childress. B. Revitzer. D. Gutt. R. Tenney. T. Madison. Second Row: D. Thacker, K. Takas. D. Allen, G. Dumka, R. Hill, Mr. Gebhardt. Third Row: T. DiPalma. T. Hawley. E. Prey. Pam Deel 166 Winter Band Concert - - They Played in Style Doug Thacker on drums. Playing the trombone is Greg Dumka. David Hawley belts it out! The Jazz Band. 167 Choir — Music Through the Ages Terry Cotter and Tina Peace sing a lovely duet. Chorale performs to “On the Twentieth Century. 168 Stephanie Crifasi Maria Crifasi Diane McCallum Pouting again? Concert Choir - Row 1: D. Collier, S. Sanregret, P. Vieau, J. Brewer, S. Paquette, A. Clairmont, T. Tavi, E. Crumback, R. Kuck, N. Hill. P. Knapp, P. Salmenautio, T. Patee. S. Ramsey, B. Thacker. Row 2: K. Bing. D. Boley, B. Smith, K. Miller. M. Borowicz, J. Powers. D. Calley, D. Young. S. Dore, D. Mithchem, R. Fulton, L. Plumb, C. Beck. Row 3: Mr. Fisk. P. Harrington, J. Newcomb. T. Matheson, D. Durbin, B. Graham, D. Usher, D. Repke, S. Card. T. Hurt. P. Fogarty, S. West, P. Martin. S. Canup. Varsity Choir - Row 1: B. Cole, K. McManaman, K. Bergholtz. S. Plumb, S. Marr, S. Crifasi. L. McKenzie, M. Layne. R. Royer. B. Farrell, T. Hampton, T. Swanson. D. Stahurski. M. Christian, P. Belleville. Row 2: S. O’Sullivan. D. Hinkley. N. Slivatz, A. Salazar, L. Kiamen. N. Varney. E. Ross. M. Hepkins, J. Smith, C. Falvo, K. Yorky. M. Westergard, S. Jackson, R. Longdyke. Row3: C. Wildowski, C. Keener. R. Bacalia, P. Armstrong, D. Kozlowski. C. McEachen, E. Klain, C. Stone, G. Gorial. E. Cheek, P. McIntosh, S. Elkins, M. Park, T. Barwick, D. Stahurski, S. Pappas. Row 4: C. Counts, D. Zartman, S. Wakefield, R. Pawlaczyk. B. Sloan, D. Holecomb, S. Lewis. B. Dozier, D. Beaudoin, D. Jones. J. Wisniewski, C. Ray. B. Chism, C. Rine, P. Brenneman, T. Hall. K. Hess, Mr. Fisk. Chorale - Row 1: B. Somoskey. R. Cooper, T. Mercier, T. Grady. N. Walters, R. Royer. D. McCallum. D. Knox. C. Shaughnessy. D. Repke, D. Gregory, E. Allaway. Row 2: M. Usher, W. Sleeman, M. Crifasi, S. Wakefield, S. Brooks, R. Hess, D. Kalbfleisch, S. Messer, S. Karlowski. K. Shaughnessy, A. Galffy, D. Measel, K. Barr, R. Childress. L. Wadsworth, B. Wojtowicz Row 3: Mr. Fisk. T. Madison. 169 f3KL t(xE fiz±t two Lj ECIZ± of flLcjfz icflOot, WE CiCt field to cjEt il±ecI to a j Ew c(iangE±. zSojzfzomozEi ZEmsm jEZ going out to tunc(i foz tfzs fiz±t tiniE in ttzzEE gscvi±. iJn ouz j'unioz ysaz we weze ooez ttiE tfzziCt of toEiny in fiiy (2 ±c(zooCt (jut ±ti[£ excUecI cifjout ciCmo±t (jEiny at tfzE toji. 170 Class 0 1982 Cheryl Vivian Vice-President Dana Sadow President Terry Madison Secretary Martha Layne Treasurer Adolph, A. Alarcon, T. Allen, D. Allen. K. Alsbach, N. Anderson, J. Anness. P. Armstrong. P. Asker. G. Attwater, L. Bacalia. R. Bair, C. Baker, P. Baldwin, S. Barletta, D. Barney, J. Barrett. E. Barrett. J. Barwick, K. Battles, J. Beaudin, K. 172 Beaudoin, D. Beeler, S. Bell, L. Belleville, P. Benge, A. Bennett, J. Bennett, K. Bergholtz, K. Berry, G. Bissett, A. Black. G. Blasingame, V. Blaze, V. Bolitho, J. Borthwick, D. Bostwick, G. Botaletto. M. Botruff, F. Brenneman, L. Brenneman, P. Brewer, D. Brown, K. Brown, L. Browning. J. Browning, J. Bugher, L. Burleson, L. Bussen, T. Cagle, D. Calkins, J. 173 Cheryl Klingensmith Cantrell, M. Cardenas, C. Carr, C. Carr, D. Cervantes, M. Chamblee, A. Chaney. D. Cheek. V. Chew, J. Childress, J. Chism. R. Christian, M. Ciaravino, B. Cilli, A. Clark. T. Clave, S. Clayton, C. Cloud, J. Cole, E. Cook. W. Cormier, A. Coronado, E. Coronado, S. Cotter, T. Cottrill, D. Coultis, R. Countryman, Counts, C. Covert, A. Cowell, D. Craig, K. Crechiolo, R. Crifasi. S. E. Daigneault. V. Dalton, V. Danielson. T. Davis, C. Davis, T. Dendy, P. Dillard. T. Dillion, J. Dodd, V. Dozier. W. Dumka, G. Durbin, D. Durbin, P. Durham, R. Dyer, D. Dyke. T. Edney, T. Edwards, S. Elkins, R. Elkins, S. Estrada. J. Evans. F. Everett, P. Ewanovich. M. 175 Fletcher, K. Flynn, T. Fowler, J. Fraleigh, K. Freeman, S. Frye, D. Galffy, M. Gonyeau, D. Gora, K. Gorial, G. Grabowski, J. Greaves, E. 0 Denny Lavergne scores a touchdown in biology. Greaves, R. Green, C. Grimsley, C. Groit, K. Gutt, D. Hahn. C. Hale, S. Hall. B. Hall, D. Hall. T. Hamilton, S. Hampton. T. Harris. A. Harrison, D. Harvey, F. Hays. J. Heatherly. R. Heidmous, G. Helton, S. Hempstead, M. Henry, K. 176 Hess, K. Herd, T. Hickey, A. Hill, R. Hill, R. Hinkley, D. Hitchcock, T. Hodgson, T. Hoffman, R. Holcombe. D. Holcomb. D. Holeton. C. Hollis. D. Hood. S. Hoover. M Hopkins, M. Horne, M. Hotchkiss. G. Houghton. R. Howard. B. Hufnagel, J. Jeff Bennett shows Steve Zervas how to do the experiment. Hughes, D. Iwankowski, K. Jackson, P. Jackson, R. Jackson. S. James, J. Janes. C. Jaworski, J. Jenkins, L. Johnson, K. Johnson, T. Jones. D. 177 Jones. D. Jones. D. Kasi. B. Kasi, S. Kedziora. C. Keener. C. Kelley. T. Kelly, C. Kelly, S. Kethchum. K. Kirkwood, S. Klain, E. Klingensmith. C. Knear, J. Koch, D. Kozlowski, D. Kramer, L. Kropinak. T. Krozek, E. Kuck, C. Kuttner. M. Lambrecht, C. Lavergne. D. Lawson, S. Layton, K. Lee, K. Lee, P. Lesniak, J. Lewis, A. Lewis, S. Lieckfelt, D. Logan, B. Logsdon. I. Long. S. Longdyke, R. Lukasik, R. Lynch, M. Maki, J. Marchesseault, E. Marr, S. Marsee, M. Marshall, .D 178 Marshall. H. Marshall, J. Martin, K. Mathes. M. Matney. M. Maurice, T. Maurice, T. Mayer, M. McAlister, W. McAuley, P. McCann. J. McCartt, D. McCasey, B. McCormick, D. McCrystal, K. McCullough. N. McEachan, C. McGinnis. D. McGrew. K. Mcllvride. K. McIntosh, P. McKenzie. L. McLeod, J. McManaman, K. McNaughton, S. McPherson, L. Measel, C. Menteir, R. Meyerhoff, M. Meyers, M. Miela. P. Mientek, D. Mihelcich. V. 179 Mills. J. Minelli, K. Moore, J. Moskal. R. Moua. P. Mueller. K. Nelson. L. Newcomb. J. Newman, L. Nienaltowski, G. Nieves, V. Nokes. P. Nolan, M. Novak. V. Oaks. K. Oistad, K. Olesky, S. Olson, A. Osborne. R. O’Sullivan, S. Owens. R. Palise. D. Panzica, J. Pappas. C. Park, M. Pashakarms. D. Passmore, J. 180 Passmore, L. Paterson. J. Pawlaczyk. R. Pawlicha, F. Peace. J. Peace. T. Peck, R. Pell. K. Pelto. A. Petrie, L Plonkey, R. Pond, K. Pond. R. Potter, D. Powers. L. Pratico, L. Pray. E. Precopio, V. Price, K. Price, L. Purchase. D. Quintero, J. Radofski, M. Ramsey. N. Randolph. D. Rankin, G. Rassmusson, R. Ray. J. Ray. K. Reed.W. Reichert. C. Rewitzer, W. Rheaume. W. Richard, T. Richards. R. Riehle, B. Rietz, R. Robertson. T. Rohelier. J. Ross. E. Rowlett. T. Roy. R. Royer. R. Rusztowicz, E. Sadach, S. Saferian. D. Saferian, J. Salazar, A. Sallee. G. Salvatori, M. Sanders. B. Sanders. C. Sarynski, C. Scears, A. Schlicker, S. Scholl. A. Schulmeister, M. 182 Tina Hahn and Gina Stair Seals, R. Seilicki, D. Self. F. Self, J. Sell, G. Seymour, V. Shelley, C. Shellnut, B. Shiplett, R. Sieben, J. Skrzypek. D. Slivatz. N. Could Robin Longdyke be cleaning her locker? Sloan. B. Sloan. R. Sluss, C. Sluss, S. Smith, H. Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith, P. Smolinski, L. Sneddon, A. Sorah, K. Soucie. J. Souleyrette, R. Soper. G. Sparks. C. Sparks. L. Spurgeon, M. Stachurski, D. 183 Jim Moore and Tom Edgil play Uno during the lunch break. Taylor, D. Tharpe, R. Thayer, D. Thayer, P. Thibodeau. G. Thomas, N. Stair, G. Stamm, L. Stone. C. Strouse. C. Stull. A. Swanson, T. Takacs, K. Tavi, D. Taylor, B. Thompson, L. Thompson, P. Thorne, B. Thornell, D. Thweatt. J. Tisler, S. Toney, R. Troschinetz, T. Tucker, T. Underwood, D. Usher, D. VanBuskirk, W. Vandee, S. Varney, N. Vermillion, T. Wagers, A. Wakefield, S. 184 Walenty, A. Walenty, C. Walimaa. S. Walker, T. Wall, G. Warnez, R. Warren, C. Warrick, J. Wellman. C. Ken Fraleigh must have found a worm in his apple. Westergaard, M, White, J. White, J. Wilkowski, C. Williamson, M. Willoughby, L Wing, R. Wisniewski, J. Wood. B. Worley. E. Worley. M. Wright. R. Wyatt, J. Yeip, J. York, J. Yorkey. K. Young, E. Young, M. Zagar, L. Zaleski, M. Zartman, D. Zervas. S. Zurowski, L. 185 Adams, D. Adkins, S. Allaway, E. Class Of 1981 Kerry Shaughnessy Vice-President Donna Tlkkanen Secretary John Koczak Treasurer Jeanne Thomas President Allen. L. Allen. S. Antoin, R. Ashworth, C. Asker, L Attanasio, S. Bachynski, J. Bagnowski, J. Baily, R. Barr, C. Barwick. C. Belanger, W. Bell, M. Belz, C. Berndt, C. Berry, D. Blackburne, L. Blackwell, D. 186 Blanton. R. Boatman, K. Boggess. R. Bokedon, P. Bolton, T. Boni, C. Brown, L Browning. M. Bugaj, D. Bulger, D. Bullert, H. Burchett. W. Burnett, P. Bush, D. Capobianco, Capps, F. Cardenas. S. Carr, B. Borowicz, M. Bostic. B. Boyd, S. Bradford, J. Bradford, K. Brecht, R. Brennan,M. Bresson, C. Brewer, J. Brooks, J. Brown. B. Brown, K. Ed Allaway enjoys the first snowfall. 187 Chaney, J. Cheek. J. Ciaravino, C. Clark, D. Clause, C. Cloud, J. Clough, S. Cogdell, D. Collins, C. Cooper, R. Corazza, L. Cormier, B. Crafton, D. Craig, T. Crank, L Daniel, L. Darcy, J. Davis, D. Chris Berndt shows pictures of proper etiquette at the lunch table. Dearing, L. DeGrow, P. Dewalt, R. Diaz. E. Dickens, E. DiPalma, T. Coronado, A. Corso, J. Coveyou, D. Dodd, T. Dooda, M. Dore, S. Ebarra, B. Edwards, B. Edwards. M. 188 Elkins. D. Ellison, D. Ernatt, M. Fegan, K. Felts, S. Fisher, W. Fletcher, J. Flury. B. Fogarty. M. Fox. C. Fox. K. Frye. D. Fuller. S. Fulton, R. Gallop, L. Gemmell, L Gibson, J. Gill. K. Gillum. S. Graham. S. Gregory, L How can Karen Nichols smile with all that work? Hagaman, C. Hagey. W. Hahn, C. Hamilton, C. Harju. S. Hawley. D. Hess, R. Hoff da I. T. Holcombe. E. Holifield, T. Hollaway, D. Houghton, J. 189 Howard. S. Hunter. J. Hurt. T. Hutton, R. Innes, K. Jenkin, N. Johnson, S. Jones. J. Jones, L. Jones. M. Jones, P. Karlowski. S. Keith, K. Kelley, J. Kelley. J. Kelly. D. Kha, T. Kilroy, L. Kind, K. Kirk, J. Klobucher, E. Knapp, P. Koss. R. Kozlowski, G. Krassa, T. Krueger. K. Kuck, R. Kuhn, R. LaBelle, A. LaBelle, S. Langewicz. D. Learst, S. Leith, B. Leonowicz, P. Lett, R. Lewis, L. Lingerfelt, J. Lisiecki, M. Lockhart, A. Loken, R. Long, J. Lopp, A. 190 Ludeman, J. Magid. J. Martin, C. Mason, K. Maust, J. Mayle, K. McClain, B. McClatchey. A. McEachan, T. Mearnic, P. Meholick, F. Mercier, T. Mihelcich, K. Mihelcich, S. Miller, M. Miller, R. Mitchem, D. Moats, D. Moore, J. Moore. S. Morrow. K. Mueller, C. Murphy, P. Murphy, W. Murrell, N. Neumann. A. Nichols. K. Nitz, L Nolan. T. Norton, J. Noud, S. Oliveira. S. Oliver, T. 191 Oncina. P. O'Neil. C. Owens. A. Owiesny, P. Paquette. S. Parks, D. Paser, T. Pa tee. T. Paul. R. Pauley. D. Pearce. S. Percy. D. Perkins. L. Peters, J. Porter, D. Posey, M. Precopio. D. Quintero. H. Radofski, D. Ramsey. S. Rezny, D. Rhodes. D. Riehle. P. Roach. J. 192 Robbins, M. Robbins. S. Roberts, T. Roberts, W. Robinson. S. Roe. C. Roe. S. Romska. P. Roop. V. Rosenogle. J. Rutzel, D. Sadler, K. Salmenautio. P. Sanborn. R. Sanders, C. Sanders, J. Sayyae. B. Schmelter. D. Schooley, K. Schultz, L. Scott, J. Sechler, T. Serilia. M. Shafer, T. Shambeau, D. Shellnut, K. Shook. N. Sieben, D. Simat, N. Simons. J. Siwicki. R. Skoczylas. L. Smith, M. Sohlin, A. Sova, S. Sparks. D. Spurgeon. M. Staats, S. Stachurski. D. Stamm. D. Staninski. B. Stanley, M. Steed, T. Strouse, C. Tavi, T. Terry, D. Thacker, B. Thibodeau, H. Thies, B. Thom, E. Thomas, E. Thomas, T. Titus, C. Tommas. S. Truba, C. Trypus, K. Tucker, H. Lisa Warne Tunison, M. Turner, K. Turner, S. Tuski, D. 194 Vanatta. B. Vance, S. VanMeter. N. Venable, S. Venditti, R. Vieau, P. Voss, D. Volcano, M. Wagner, K. Wargo, K. Warne, L. Warrick. M. Watson, M. Weaver, J. Weaver, P. West, S. Weston. R. Wilds. M. Wilford. S. Williams, E. Wilson, B. Wilson, D. Wilson, M. Wingate, C. Wisniewski, L. Wojtowicz, R. Womack, J. 195 It’s Ladies Night At the Sadie Hawkins Tammy Swanson and Steve Zervas. Frank Jackson really enjoys the music! Ken Trypus and Tracey Mercier. Say it again Sam! 196 Dave Heatherly. Howdy partner, says Chris Tuski to Rich Plonkey. A happy couple. 197 The directors, Mr. Fisk and Mr. Baird. Matt Fields and Chris Tuski performing in the orchestra. Field Mice. Aunt Em.............Stefania Crifasi Toto...........................Julia Dorothy...............Sue Karlowski Uncle Henry...........Paul Henson Tornado...................Kris Ray Donna Gregory Sally Moore Cindy Beck Munchkin.........................Roy Royer Cathy Barr Bruce Farrell Michelle Swanson Paivi Salmenautio Addaperle......................Maria Crifasi Carrier’s........................Tom Grady Paul Henson Yellow Brick Road Scarecrow. Crows..... Tinman... Lion.... Poppies. Evillene. Gatekeeper... Emerald City .....Dan Measel Terry Tavi Joe Panzica Allen McCaltchey ....Billy Sleeman .....Tammy Ray Paul Henson Nikki Varney .....Dennis Knox Glinda... .....Bob Cooper Usher's.... ......Tammy Ray Sally Moore Kalidahs. Cindy Beck Donna Gregory ...Tracey Mercier ............Cathy Barr Paul Henson Terri Patee Bruce Farrell Sheryl Fuller Paivi Salmenautio ............Terri Tavi Citizens......Kris Ray Tom Grady Ed Crumback Tammy Ray Dan Measel Sally Moore Joe Panzica Nikki Varney Donna Gregory Michelle Swanson Allen McClatchey ..........Melody Usher ........... Paul Henson Tom Grady ..............Kris Ray Tom Grady Cathy Barr Cindy Beck 198 Tracey Mercier portrays Evillene. Sue Karlowski and Julia (Toto). Dennis Knox as the tinman. Dan Measel and Joe Panzica as flying monkeys. 199 Ferocious Bobby Cooper. Billy Sleeman, a happy scarecrow. Spring Musical - The Wiz - H.P.'s First Sellout. The Wiz Was a WOW! Maria Crifasi as the good witch Addaperle. Paivi Salmenautio and Bruce Farrell as munchkins. 200 Sue Karlowski plays the starring role of Dorothy. Making her grand entrance is Melody Usher as Glinda. — James F. Baird The Wiz, Ed Allaway. 201 Spring Choir Concert — Spring Pops Extravaganza Dan Measel Cowboys come to Hazel Park. Aghh — That’s flat!!! Accompanists Terrv Madison. Sheila Thomas. Sharon Canup, Mary Galffy and Sharon Thomas 202 Ron Childress and Bob Cooper live it up. Dance, dance, dance. Nina Walters Deena Kalbfliesh and Diane McCallum Spring Band Concert — Cabaret Brings a Variety of Music Terry Madison Lisa Brenneman, Sympnony Band Patty Burgess and Sharon Sova. Concert Band Mrs. Miller presents Mr. Gebhardtwitha of service to high school students. 204 Majorette Laura Smith Drum Major Grace Rybicki waits for her next cue. token of appreciation for his ten years Student teacher, Mr. Murusich. an enthusiastic director. 205 Mr. Rood Smile pretty. Bob Crabb speaks to his fellow workers. The head table with Mr. Sikorski and Mr. Rood. Co-op- Working, Learning and Getting Paid 206 izAiicfitCCe. 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They kept the show running smoothly. There was a wide variety of entertainment from a magic show by Jon Lessenberry and Alex Nikoloudakis to solos by Melody Usher, Nina Walters, and Bill Sleeman. There were also performances by two of Chris Tuski interviews trainer Melody Usher and her monkey Romp. Billy Sleeman performs a little song and dance. Hazel Park’s bands, Voyager and US. A special guest appearance was made by Romp (Tom Grady), and his trainer Grape Suzette, (Melody Usher). A visit was made to the Samaria Hotel and there was a mime act by Dennis Knox and Bob Cooper. Chorale also gave a song and dance performance of “On the 20th Century.” A fun time was had by all. Dennis Repke and Ed Allaway manage Samaria Hotel. Jon Lessenberry was surprisingly helpful in finding some of Dr. Frampton's lost articles. Lisa Wadsworth performs On the 20th Century along with Chorale. 227 1980 Senior Variety Show Romp adds a little improvement to Dennis Knox’s face. Jeff Baker and Kerry Kish perform a little Rock-n-Roll. Everyone joined together for the Grand Finale. Melody Usher sings about being friends. 228 Bob Cooper introduces Voyager. Greg Allen, Bob Wilber and Doug Thacker. 229 Nina Walters. Dennis Repke, Lisa Wadsworth and Ron Childress relax before performing. Senior Banquet Starting Again Mr. Purdy and Grace Rybicki Dennis Knox puttin' on the ritz. Kim Bing Jim Collins and Lori Pipkin are very spirited. Diane McCallum is quite surprised. 231 Mr. Grant Smile for the camera. Mock Elections Bring Out BEST DRESSED - Tony Vierick and Diane McCallum CLASS CLOWNS - Kathy Burchi and Darryl Vivian TEACHER’S PETS - Lori Zervas and John Kress 232 Seniors’ True Identities MOST SHY - Tom Wilson and Judy VanBusklrk IDEAL SENIORS - Michelle Swanson and Chris Tuski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Tom DiBiase and Kari Kanatzar 233 Junior-Senior Prom — Dancing a slow one are Matt Fields and Grace Ftybicki. Memories for Sue Karlowski and Bob Wojtowicz enjoy a friendly chat. 234 Taking a break are Theresa Winters and John Switala. Tony Vierik and Lori Zervas. Tomorrow Richie Greaves and Linda Esler. Colleen Shaughnessy and Billy Sleeman - - Aren't they a cute couple? BOTTOMS UP!’ 235 Car Parade Shows Imagination Sherri Hurt did a good job on her car. A proud senior, Nancy Lints. Michelle Swanson drives a winning car. 236 Class Day — A Day for Seniors To Shine Bob Shenk and Jonine Salisbury. Class President Michelle Swanson Erickson Cup winner Chris Tuski shares the Marjorie Long Scholarship trophy with Grace Rybicki Patsy Coronado accepts the Most Dedicated Athlete Award. 237 Class Day A Day of Joy and Tears Michelle Swanson, winner of the Wilfred D. Webb Cup. Maria Crifasi sings the class song. Penny Robidou accepts the Secretary of the Year Award. 238 Marty Livingston admires his Fred Ryder Memorial Cup. The singing of the alma mater. Tom DiBiase Nancy Little and Patty Martin congratulate each other. 1980 Commencement Ceremonies A bird’s eye view of Commencement activities. Dan Riley shakes hands with Mr. Brenizier as Mr. Mauro looks on. Chris Bailey Dave Sallee, Dan Salamango. and Joseph Rynlak. Penny Robidou leads the line to receive the diplomas. Sheila Campbell doesn't want to lose her diploma. 241 Graduation — A True Triumph Chaio Ly New alumni of HPHS leave the field after Commencement ceremonies. 242 iNsex A” Acuff. M 80,212 Adams. D 186 Adams. R 212 Adkins. S 186 Adolph. A 172 Alarcon. J 32. 80. 212 Alarcon, T 166, 172 Aleshire. M 212 Allaway. E 186. 187, 201 Allen. D 172 Allen, G 166,212 Allen. K 172 Allen. L 186 Allen, S 148, 186 Alsbach, N 148, 172 Alsup, B 212 Anderson. J 172 Anness. P 172 Antoin. R 186 Armstrong. P 172 Arrowood. Debbie . 26. 32. 159, 212 Arrowood. Denise . 26, 32, 212 Ashmore, R 212 Ashworth, C 186 Asker. G 172 Asker. L 186 Attanasio, S 186 Attwater, L 172 B Bachynski, J 49, 93. 124, 149, 186 Bacalia, C 31. 40. 122, 124, 212 Bacalia. R 172 Backhus, L 32. 212, 217 Bagnowski, J. ... 186 Bailey. C 147.212.240 Baily. R 186 Bair. C 172 Baird. Mr 198 Baker. J 37, 212 Baker. P 166, 172 Baldwin. R 212 Baldwiu, S 172 Barkai, S 212 Barletta, D 33. 55. 130, 141, 172 Barletta, L 141. 212 Barney. J 172 Barr, C 186 Barr. K 166 Barr. R 212 Barrett E 172 Barrett. J 172 Barwick, C 33. 146. 186 Barwick, K 172 Batchelder, L 32. 212 Battles, J 172 Battles. L 212 Beaudoin. D 212 Beaudin, K 172 Beaudoin, D 173 Beeler. S 173 Beck, C 164. 166. 212 Belanger. D 212 Belanger. W 186 Bell. L 173 Bell. M 186 Belleville. P 173 Belz, C 186 Benge. A 173 Bennett. J 126. 173, 177 Bennett. K 173 Berndt, C 146. 186. 188 Bergholtz, K 173 Berry. D 186 Berry. G 173 Bidwell, D 212 Bierkamp. M. ... 71, 73 Bing, K 31,32, 35.40 41,42,43.45. 212, 230 Bissett, A 173 Black, G 173 Blackburne. L. . 186 Blackwell. D 186 Blakely. Mrs 52 Blanton. R 57. 87. 124, 180. 187 Blasingame, V. . 173 Blaze. V 173 Boatman. K 160, 187 Bock. D 212, 232 Boggess. R 74.187 Bokedon. P 187 Boley, D 213 Bolitho, J 148, 173 Bolitho. R 213 Bolton, T 187 Boni. C 93, 132, 147. 187 Booth, D 31, 213 Borja. Mr 50. 51 Borowicz. M 26, 187 Borthwick, D. ... 173 Bostic. B 51. 187 Bostwick, G 148, 173, 175 Botaletto. M 130, 166, 173 Botruff. F 166. 173 Boughton, Mr. .. 58. 79. 148 Boulan. B 126 Boyd. S 26. 187 Bradford. J 51,187 Bradford. K 187 Branson. K 213 Brecht, R 128, 147. 187 Brecklin, G 213 Brenizier. Mr. ... 13 Brennan, M 187 Brenneman, L. . 166. 173, 204 Brenneman. M 166, 213 Brenneman. P. . 173 Bresson. C 33. 187 Brewer. D 173 Brewer. J 187 Brierly, T 26. 31,213 Brooks. C 68 Brooks, J 187 Brooks, S 213 Brown. B 124. 187 Brown. D 31. 213 Brown, K 213 Brown. K 49. 173 Brown. Kerri 26. 187 Brown, L 20. 166, 173 Brown, L 148. 187 Browning. John 66. 166. 173 Browning. J 173 Browning. M 130. 187 Bubar. B 213 Bucchare. T 213 Buckley. Mrs 48 Bugaj, D 33. 159. 187 Bugher, L Buhler. Mrs 173 Bulger. D 187 Bullert, H 187 Burchett. W 187 Burchi, K 18. 31 32. 35. 213, 232 Burgess. P 204.213 Burke. K 213 Burleson, D 213 Burleson, L 173 Burnett. P 187 Bush, D 166. 187 Bussen. T 173 Bylski. K 166,213 C Cagle. D 173 Caldwell. C 43 Calkino, J 166. 173 Calley. D 213 Campbell. S 213. 241 Camper. Mr 70. 71 Cantrell. M 174 Canup, S 166. 202, 213 Capobianco. S 187 Capps, F 147. 150, 187 Capps, J 213 Cardenas, C 174 Cardenas. S 187 Carley. S 158,213 Carr. B 187 Carr, C 33. 174 Carr, D 174 Castles. Mrs 148 Cervantes. M 174 Chamblee, A 174 Chaney. A 32, 213 Chaney. D 174 Chaney. J 188 Chasteen, Mrs 58 Cheek. J 188 Cheek, V 174 Chew. J 174 Childress. J 174 Childress R 67. 166. 203, 213 Chism. R 174 Christian, M 174 Cianfarani, T 26. 31,32, 213 Ciaravino, B 174 Ciaravino, C 80. 188 Cilli, A 174 Clairmont. A 214 Clark. D 68. 188 Clark. T Clause, C 148. 166, 188 Clave. S 174 Clayton, C 174 Clawson, M 166, 214 Cloud, J 174 243 Cloud, John 188 Delsigne. D 215 Felts, S 189 Clough. S 188 Dendy. P 175 Ferland. E 147,175 Cole. E 174 DeVita. J 30. 215 Fielder. T 26. 215 Cole, J 214 Dewalt, R 124, 188 Fields. M .. 158. 166, 198. 215. 234 Cole, M 214 Diaz, E 146, 150, 188 Figas, Miss 58. 79, 147 Cole. R 214 DiBiase, T 147, 150 Finley, Mrs 72 Collier. D 161.214 157,215. 233, 239 Fisk. Mr 198 Collins, C 188 Dikens. E 188 Fisher, L 175 Collins. J 81.84 Dillard, T 175 Fisher. P 215 140, 149, 214. 230 Dillion. J 148. 175 Fisher, W 189 Cook, P .. 31. 122. 124, 151. 214 Dillon. S 215 Fitz. H 215 Cook. W 148. 174 DiPalma. T 21, 166. 188 Fitz. J 175 Cooper. R 44. 58. 188. 200. 203 Dodd. T 188 Fitz, W 175 Corazza. D 214 Dodd. V 175 Fletcher, J 189 Corazza. L 33. 158. 188 Donajkowski, Mrs 69 Fletcher. K 176 Cormier. A 33. 146. 148. 174 Dooda, M 188 Flury, B 189 Cormier, B 188 Doran, L 215 Flynn. T. Coronado. A 33. 97. 141, 188 Dore, S 33. 188 Fobear, Mr 37. 52 Coronado. D 120.148 Dozier, W 175 Fogarty. M 33, 134 Coronado E 174 Dresden, R 215 147, 150. 151, 189 'oronado. L 31.40 DuBerg. J 215 Fowler, J 148.176 45. 80. 148. 214 Ducharme. D 215 Fox. C 189 Coronado. P 148, 149. 214, 237 Duda. Mr 48 Fox. K 189 Coronado. S 174 Dumka, G 166. 167, 175 Fox. W 215 ronado, V 31, 32. 161, 214 Dumont. Mr 50 Fraleigh, K 166. 176. 185 214 Frampton. D 13 orso. J 188 Durbin, D 175 Freeman. S 176 otter. T 174 Durbin. P 35 Frye. D 124.146, 176 Cottrill. D 174 Durham. R 175 Frye. Dwayne .. 189 Coultis. R 174 Dutkiewicz. Mrs 12 Fulcher. Mr 52. 79. 148 Countryman, E. . 174 Dyer, D 175 Fuller. Mrs 16 Counts. C 174 Dyke. P . 94, 148. 161, 215 Fuller. S 189 Covert. A 147, 174 Dyke. T 148, 175 Fulton, R 189 Coveyou. D 33, 147. 188 Dysarczyk. K 215 Cowell, D 174 Crabb, R 70. 214 G” Crachiola. Mrs. . 15. 27 E” Craig; J...................... 30, 40. 72 98. 134. 150. 208. 214. 232 Craig, K..............................174 Crafton, D............................188 .raig, T............................. 188 Crank, L..............................188 'rechiolo, R..........................174 .nfasi. M............. 164.200. 214.238 Crifasi. S.................. 44. 165. 174 Crumback. E...........................214 jrry, Mrs.............................52 Curd. W...............................166 Cyrus. J.................... 30. 124, 214 D Daigneault, K.......................214 Daigneault, T.......................214 Daigneault, V.......................175 Dalton, V...........................175 Danforth, G................... 147, 214 Danforth, R.........................214 Daniel, L...........................188 Danielson, J........................214 Danielson, T........................175 Darcy. J............................188 Davis. C...................... 166. 175 Davis. D............................188 Davis, T...................... 126. 175 Davis, W....................... 124,214 Dearing, L..........................188 Deel. P....................... 166. 214 DeGrow. P...........................188 Ebarra. B...................... 148, 188 Edgemon, L...................... 31, 32 37. 156, 215 Edgil, T........................ 93. 184 Edney, T.............................175 Edwards. B...........................188 Edwards. M...................... 17, 188 Edwards. R...........................225 Edwards. S...........................175 Eld red, Mr.............. 48, 78. 80. 148 Elkins. D....................... 80, 189 Elkins. R............................175 Elkins. S................. 130, 131, 175 Ellison. D...........................189 Ellsworth. Mrs.................. 14, 15 Ernatt. M............. 94, 148. 149, 189 Esler. L....................... 215, 235 Estrada. J...........................175 Evans, F.............................175 Evans, T.................. 147, 151, 215 Everett. P...........................175 Ewanovich, M.........................175 Ewert, C.............................175 •F Fagan. M......................... 175, 180 Falvo, C...............................175 Farkas. A..............................175 Farrell, B....................... 175, 208 Farrell, K.............................225 Fegan, K..................... 97, 141, 189 Gadzinski, Dr..................... 14, 15 Galffy, Mary ............... 154, 166. 215 Galffy, M........................ 172. 202 Gallagher, N...................... 32. 215 Gallop, L.......... 96. 141, 148. 151. 189 Galloway. W........ 30, 59, 81. 140. 215 Gebhart. M................... 30. 72, 80 82. 124, 149, 215 Gebhart, Mr...................... 67, 166. 205 Gemmell, L.................. 121, 148. 189 Gibson, J...................... 121, 148 149, 151, 159, 189 Gibson, Mr..............................13 Gill. K..............................189 Gillum. S........................... 189 Gill, Mr............................... 16 Gilmore, L...........................215 Gonyeau. D...........................176 Gora. K..............................176 Gorial, G............................176 Grabowski. J.........................176 Graham, S............................189 Grant, Mr......................... 54, 231 Greaves, E...........................176 Green, C.............................176 Greaves, R..................... 176, 235 Greer. W.............................215 Gregory, D...........................215 Gregory, L..................... 147, 189 Griffin, J.............. 80. 140, 148, 216 Grifka, Mrs.............................69 Grimsley, C..........................176 Groit, K.............................176 Guido, Mr.................... 56, 78, 150 244 Gutt. D........................... 166. 176 Gwilt, Mr............................... 16 “H Hagaman. C.............................189 Hagey, W...............................189 Hagey, Bill.............................80 Hahn, C................................189 Hahn, Tina ...................... 176, 182 Hale, S................................176 Hall, B................................176 Hall. D................................176 Hall. J................................216 Hall. T................................176 Hallett, G.............................216 Hamilton, B.......... 30, 32. 33, 40, 216 Hamilton, C............................189 Hamilton, Mrs...........................12 Hamilton, S............................176 Hampton. T............................ 176 Harju, S.................. 158, 159, 189 Harm, Mr................................70 Harrington. P..........................216 Harris. A..............................176 Harrison. D............................176 Mr. Harrison........................... Harvey. F..............................176 Hawley. D................. 166. 167, 189 Hays. J................................176 Heatherly, D...................... 97, 216 Heatherly, R...........................176 Heidmous, G............................176 Heim, S................................216 Helton. S............................. 176 Hempstead, M...........................176 Henry, K...............................176 Herd, T......................... 146. 177 Hermance, K..................... 209, 216 Vless, K...............................177 Hess. R............................... 189 Hickey, A..............................177 Hill, .R ....................... 67, 177 Hill. R......................... 166. 177 Hines, G................................33 Hinkley, D.............................177 Hitchcock, T.................... 126. 177 Hodgson. T.............................177 Hoeft, Mrs. ............................17 Hoeppner. J............................191 Hoffdal, T...................... 166. 189 Hoffdal, Tom....................... 53, 67 Hoffman, R.............................177 Holcomb. D.............................177 Holcombe. E................ 33, 147, 189 Holcombe, H....... 81, 140, 147, 157, 216 Holeton, C.............................177 Holifield. T...........................189 Holland. C. .................... 57. 216 Holland, J...........................216 Hollaway, D..........................189 Hollis, D............................177 Hood, S..............................177 Holt, S..............................216 Hooton, K............................130 Hoop, R..............................216 Hoover, M............................177 Hopkins, M...........................177 Horne, M.............................177 Hotchkiss, G.........................177 Houghton, J Kessell. D 217 Houghton, R 177 Ketchum, K 178 Howard, B Kettlewell, S 217 Howard, S Kha. T 190 Hudgins. L 55, 216 Kile, Mrs 72 Hufnagel, J Kilroy, L 14. 190 Hughes, D 147, 177 Kind. K 80. 123, 124, 140. 190 Hunter, J Kind, M 217 Hurt, S Kirk, J 190 Hurt, T Kirk, Mr Hutton, R Kirkwood, S 178 Hurchik, Mrs Klain, E 178 Klement, K 217, 242 Klingensmith, C 148, 173, 178 Klobucher, E 161, 190 Knear, J 178 Knapp, P 190 innes, K 190 Knox. D 36. 50. 199, 217, 230 .wankowski, K. .. 177 Kobel. M 218 Iwankowski, P. ... 216 Koch. D 178 Koczak, D 30. 80 81, 124, 140, 149, 218 J Koczak, J 33. 80. 83 123, 124. 140, 157, 186 Jackson, F 80. 140, 196, 216 Koehn, K 218 Jackson, Penny . 160,217 Koppman, K 95. 148, 149, 218 Jackson, P 44.52. 177 Koss, R Jackson, R 177 Kotter, T 148 Jackson, S 177 Kozlowski, D 178 James, T 177 Kozlowski, G . 52. 124, 190 Janes, C Kram, S 218 Jaworski, J 177 Kramer, L 178 Jenkins, L 177 Krassa, T 148. 190 Jenkin, N Kress. J 218, 232 Jennings, K 166,217 Kroll, Mrs 17 Johnson. K 177 Kropinak, T 148. 178 Johnson. S 190 Krozek, E Johnson, T 33, 177 Krueger, K Jones, D 177 Kuck. L 178 Jones, D 178 Kuck, R Jones, Janice 26 217 Kuhn, R 54. 159. 190 Jones, J 33, 49, 190 Kuttner, M 178 Jones. L Kwapick, P Jones. M Jones, Patricia .... 217 Jones, P 190 Jones, T 80, 140, 217 LaBelle, A 190 Judkins, S 217 LaBelle, S 190 Julia (ToTo) 199 Lambrecht, C 178 Langewicz, .D 190 Larch. D 218 K” Larch. M 133, 147 Laskie, N 218 Kalbfleisch, D . 32, 148, 156. 203, 217 Lavergne, D 176, 178 Kaminski, L 217 Lawson, S 178 Kaminskas, K 217 Layne, M 33 Kanatzar, K 217, 219, 233 Layton, K 178 Karlowski, S 36, 164 Learst, S 190 190, 199, 201, 234 Lee. K 178 Kasi, B Lee, Mr 78. 147 Kasi, S 178 Lee. P 178 Kedziora. C Leenhouts, Mr 79 Keener, C 178 Leith. B 190 Keiser, J 217 Leonowicz, P 148. 190 Keith. K Lesniak, J 178 Kelley. J Lessenberry, J Kelley. S 126, 127 Lett. R Kelley, T 126, 178, 181 Lewis, A 178 Kelly, C 178 Lewis. L Kelly, D 190 Lewis, S Kelly, S Liekfelt. D 178 245 Lingerlelt. J 190 Lints, N 218. 236 Lisiecki. M 190 Little. N 26. 218. 239 Livingston. M 218. 238 Lockhart. A 190 Lockhart. M 148, 218 Locklear. J 218 Logan. B 33. 148. 178 Logsdon, 1 178 Loken. R 190 Long.J 124, 190 Long, S 178 Longdyke. R 178. 183 Longdyke. S 218 Lopp. A 148. 190 Lopp. N 26. 30. 219 Lubnau, C 166 Ludeman. J 70. 191 Lukasik. R 33. 178 Ly. C 219.242 Lynch. M 148. 178 Layne. M 172 Me' McAlister. W 179 McAuley. P 148. 166. 179 McCallum D 26. 27. 30 203. 219. 231, 232, 242 McCann. J 148. 175. 179 McCarrell. C 146. 219 McCartt. D 179 McCasey. B 179 McClain, B 191 McClain, Mr 54 McClatchey. A. . 165. 191 McClatchey. R. 80. 219 McCormick. D. . 179 McCrystal. K 179 McCullough. N. 179. 181 McEachan, C. ... 179 McEachan, T 191 McGinnis. D 179 McGrew, K 179 McGowan. D 219 Mcllluride. K 147. 179 McIntosh. Mrs. .. 12 McIntosh. P 179 McIntosh, R 30. 52. 219 McIntosh. V 30. 32 40. 45. 219. 233 McKenzie. B 220 McKenzie. L 33. 148. 179 McLeod. J 179 McManaman. K. 179 McPherson. L. ... 148. 166. 179 McQueen. D 220 McViegh. B 31.32,220 M Mackmin, R......................... 30. 219 Madison. T.......... 166. 172. 202. 204 Mageria. Mr..........................58 Magid. J............................191 Maierle. Miss........................53 Maki, J....................... 166. 178 Malony. Mrs..........................52 Marchessealt. E. .., 178 Marion, B 32. 219 Marion. G 219 Marr. S 178 Marsack, L 219 Marsee. M 126. 127, 146. 178 Marshall. D 178 Marshall. H 179 Marshall. J 179 Martin, C 128. 147. 191 Martin. K 179 Martin. P 52. 219, 239 Mason. D 219 Mason. K 191 Mathes. M 179 Matney, M 179 Matteson. T 219 Mattingly, M ... 30. 81. 85. 140. 219 Maurice T 179 Maurice. T 179 Maurice, T 179 Mauro. Mr 240 Maust. J 191 Mayer. M 179 Mayle. K 68. 191 Maynard. C 179 Mearnic. P 191 Measel. C 179 Measel. D 154. 199. 202. 220 Meholick, F 191 Mentier, F 30. 220 Menteir, R 179 Mercier, T 191. 196. 199 Mermeys. Mr 70 Messer. S 73. 220. 238 Meyer. M 220 Meyers, S 220 Meyerhoff, M 148, 179 Meyers. M 179 Miela, P 166. 179 Mientek. D 26. 179 Mihelcich, K 191 Mihelcich, S 33. 191 Mihelcich, V 179 Mikulas, Mr 78. 124 Miller. Mrs 69 Mills. C 220 Mills K 220 Miller K 220 Miller, M 191 Miller, P 166. 220 Miller, R 191 Miller. T 220 Mills. J 180 Minelli, K 180 Mikulas. Mr 50 Mitchem, D 191 Moats. D 191 Mona. P 180 Moore. Jim 148. 180. 184 Moore. J 146, 191 Moore. S 191 Morales. R 148 Morril. Mr 14. 78 Morrow. K 148. 191 Moskal, R 180 Mueller. C 191 Mueller. K 220 Mueller, K 180 Murphy, P 33, 146. 166. 191 Murphy, R 216. 220 Murphy, W 191 “N Nelson. L 180 Neumann. A 191 Newbury, Dr 13 Newcomb, J 180 Newkirk, T 124, 166, 220 Newman. L 180 Nichols, K 189. 191 Nikoloudakis. A 220 Nienaltowski. G 180 Nieves. .V 126, 180 Nitz, L 191 Nix, B 220 Noe Pamela 220 Noe. Patricia 220 Nokes. P 180 Nolan, J 191 Nolan. M 166. 180 Norton. J 146. 191 Noud. S 124. 146. 191 Novak. V 180 O Oaks, K 180 Obey. M 220 Ochoa. S 220 Ohanion, Mr 50 Oistad, K 180 Olesky. S 180 Older. D 220 Oliveira. S 191 Oliver, T 191 Olson, A 180 Olson. J 220 Oncina. P 52. 192 O'Neil, C 26. 33. 49. 192 Ortiz J. .. 221 Osborne. R 180 Osborne. Ron 221 O’Sullivan. S 180 Owens. A 192 Owens. R 180 Owiesny. P 192 Ozment. Mrs 15 � p.. Palise. D 32. 33. 180 Palise, D 51 Pank. E 159. 221 Panzica, J 180 199 Pappas. C 180 Pappas. P 221 Paquette, C 121. 31. 96. 96 141. 149, 216. 221 Paquette. S 141, 97.99. 120 148. 149. 151. 192 Park, Martyn 31. 221 Park. M 39. 130. 180 Park. D 192 Paser. T 147. 192 Pashakarnis. D. . 180 Passmore. J 180 Passmore. L 181 Patee. T 192 Paterson, J 181 Patton. Mrs 68 246 Paul, R 148. 166. 192 Pauley, D 192 Pawlaczyk. R. . 181 Pawlicha, F 181 Peace.J 75. 181 Peace. T 26. 181 Pearce. S 146. 192 Peck, K 221 Peck, R 181 Pell. K 33. 181 Pell. R 80. 81. 140. 221 Pelto. A 181 Percy. D 192 Perkins, L 192 Peters. J 192 Petrie. L 181 Peyton. T 221 Phillips. J 221 Pierce. S 33 Pond. K 181 Pond. R 181 Porter. D 192 Posey. M 192 Potter. D 146. 148, 181 Powers, K 221 Powers, L 181 Pratico. L 181 Pray, E 181 Precopio, D 124, 192 Precopio, V 126, 127, 181 Presley, K 31. 124 125, 146. 150. 151, 221 Prey. E 166 Price, K 181 Price, L 181 Purchase. D. ... 148. 181 Purchase, T 221 Purdy, Mr 230 Q Quintero, H..........................192 Quintero. J..........................181 'R' Rabine, L 221 Radofski. D 49, 192 Radofski, M 181 Ramsey. N 130, 149, 181 Ramsey. S 192 Randolph. D 181 Rankin. D 53. 221 Rankin, G 181 Rasnake, J 31. 221 Rassmusson, R. .. 181 Ray, J 182 Ray. K 182 Ray. T 221 Reed, W 182 Reese. B 221 Reichert, C 182 Reimer. E 81. 140, 221, 232 Repke, D 31. 32, 221 Repke, J 31, 40 43. 93. 124, 149, 221 Revitzer, B 67. 166. 221 Rewitzer. W 182 Rezny, D 147, 192 Rheaume. W 182 Rhodes. D 192 Richard, T 182 Richards, R 182 Richardson. D 222 Riechart. C 166 Riehle. B 182 Riehle, P 192 Rietz. R 166. 182 Riley. D 222, 240 Ritchie. Mrs 72 Rix, L 222 Roach, J 192 Robbins. M 192 Robbins, S 192 Roberts, T 192 Roberts. W 193 Robertson, R 182 Robidou. P 26. 208, 238. 241 Robinson, S 193 Rodenberg, Mrs 53 Hoe. C 193 Roe, Sherri 222 Roe. S 193 Rohelier, J 182 Romska, P 193 Rood. Mr 79. 147 Roop, V 193 Rosenogle. J 193 Ross, E 126. 182 Roth. C 148, 216, 222 Rowe, D 218, 222 Rowlett, T 182 Roy. R 182 Royer. R 182 Rumble. S. .. 222 Russell, L 222 Rosztowicz, E 182 Rustowitz, Wanda ... 69 Rutzel, Debbie 222 Rutzel, D 193 Rybicki, G 158. 166 205, 222, 230. 234 Ryniak. J 222, 241 S’ Sadach. S 182 Sadler. K 33. 193 Sadow, D 130, 131. 172 Saferian. D 80. 81, 140. 147. 182 Saferian, J 71, 150. 182 Salamango, D. .. 146. 150, 222. 240 Salazar. A 26. 182 Salisbury. J 222. 237 Sallee. D . 146, 148. 149. 222. 240 Sallee. G 126, 182 Salmenautio. P. 193. 208 Salvatori. M 148. 182 Sanborn. R 148. 193 Sanders. B 148, 150. 182 Sanders. C 193 Sanders. C 182 Sanders. J 193 Sanderson. C. ... 222 San regret. S 161, 222 Sarynski, C 182 Sawyers, R 209. 222 Sayyae. B 81. 124. 140. 193 Scears. A 182 Schlagel, E 222 Schlagel. P 222 Schlicker, S 126. 182 Schnable, A 130. 166. 222 Schmelter, D 193 Schofield, Mrs. .. 15 Scholl. A 148. 182 Scholl. N 222 Schooley. K 193 Schulmeister, M. 182 Schultz. L 193 Scott. J 193 Scott, Mr 16 Scott, Mrs 17 Seagle. L 222 Seals. R 183 Sechler. T 129. 147. 193 Seilicki, D 183 Seilicki, M 222 Seipke. Mrs 56 Self. F 166, 183 Self. J 183 Sell. G 183 Seniw. N 32. 33. 56 135, 146, 150. 156. 222 Serilia. M 193 Serilia. W 223 Seymour, V 166. 183 Shafer. T 193 Shaffner. Mrs 56 Shambeau, D 193 Sharp. Mrs Shaughnessy, C. 223. 235 Shaughnessy. K. 186 Shelley, C 183 Shellnut, B 183 Shenk, R 222. 237 Shellnut. K 193 Shiplett. R 183 Shook, N 193 Sieben. D 193 Sieben. J 183 Sikorski, Mr 70 Silvasi. Mr 54. 158 Simat, N 146. 193 Simon, Wonchi .. 81. 140 Simons. J 52. 166. 193 Siwicki. R 148. 194 Skoczylas, L 194 Skrzypek. D 183 Sleeman. W 36. 94. 148 152. 200. 208. 233, 235 Slivatz, N 183 Sloan. B 126. 183 Sloan, R 183 Sluss. C 183 Sluss. S 183 Smeekens, P 166. 223 Smith, D 222 Smith, H 183 Smith. J 183 Smith, Laura 205. 223 Smith, L 183 Smith, M 194 Smith, Mr 54 Smith. Mrs 17 Smith. Pamela .... 223 Smith, P 33. 130. 183 Smith. R 223 Smolinski, L 183 Smolinski, S 223 Sneddon. A 183 247 Snell. Mr........ Snethkamp. Miss Sohlin, A........ Somoskey, B...... Songalewsici, L. Sorah. K......... Soucie. T........ Souleyrette. R. ... Soper. G......... Sova, S.......... Sparks. C........ Sparks. D........ Sparks. L........ Spurgeon. M...... Spurgeon. M...... Staats. S........ Stachurski. D.... Stachurski, D.... Stair. G......... Stamm. D......... Stamm. L......... Staninski, B..... Stanley. M....... Steed. T......... Steiner. T....... Steffke. K....... Stevenson, Mr. ... Stone. C......... ..............54 ..............53 18. 124, 166. 194 .... 26. 32. 223 .............223 .............183 .............183 .............183 ............ 183 .. 130, 194, 204 ............ 183 .............194 ............ 183 .............183 ............ 194 ............ 194 .............194 ............ 183 ....... 182. 184 .............194 .............184 ............ 194 .............194 ............ 194 .............223 .............223 ..............70 .............184 Stone. Mrs. Strable. S. .. Strouse. C. Strouse, C. Strunk. C. .. Stuef. J.... Stull. A..... Sugg. T...... Suszek, A. Susko. Mrs. ........................60 ............... 26. 27. 223 ........................194 ............ 149. 166. 184 .................. 216. 223 ............ 35. 36. 45. 80 83. 140, 148. 150. 223. 233 ........................184 ........................223 ................... 14. 223 .........................79 Swanson. M...... 26. 208. 233, 236. 237 Swanson. T...... 26. 33. 147, 184. 196 Switala, J.........................234 T Takacs. K 21. 150. 166. 184 Tamachaski, Mrs. .. 17 Tavi. D 184 Tavi. T 194 Taylor, B 57. 184 Taylor. D 184 Tenney. A 54. 166. 223 Terry. D 194 Terry. J 150, 223 Tervo. R 223 Thacker. B 194 Thacker, D 166. 167, 223 Tharpe, R 184 Thayer. D 184 Thayer, P 184 Thibodeau. G 184 Thibodeau, H 80. 140. 148. 194 Thies. B 159, 194 Thom. E 92. 149. 194 Thom. L 223 Thomas. E 194 Thomas. L 33. 223 Thomas. J 156, 159, 186 Thomas. N Thomas, Sharon ... 153. 166. 202. 223 Thomas, Sheila 166, 202, 224 Thomas. T 194 Thompson, D 223 Thompson, K 224 Thompson, L 148, 184 Thompson. Mr. ... 48 Thompson. P 184 Thompson. V 224 Thorne, B 184 Thornell, D 184 Thweatt, J 184 Tikkanen. D 26. 27,55. 186 Tisler, S 184 Titus. C 194 Tomasik, Mr 68 Tommas, S 128. 129. 147. 149, 194 Toney, R 184 Troschinetz. T. ... 184 Truba, C 194 Tucker, T 184 Trypus, K 148, 194, 196 Tucker, H 194 Tunison, M 158, 194 Turner, D 146, 224 Turner, K 194 Turner. S 147, 151. 159. 194 Tuski, C 97. 147, 151. 154 157, 198, 166, 208, 233. 236 Tuski. D . 94, 146, 148, 151, 194 Tyrka, Miss 53 ‘U” Underwood. D........................184 Usher, D............................184 Usher. M.................. 26. 201, 224 ••y Valli, T Vanatta, B 224 14, 195 Vanatta. D 224 VanBuskirk, J. ... 224, 233 VanBuskirk. W. . 184 Vance. S 26. 166, 195 Vandee, S 184 VanMeter, N 148, 195 Vanover. E 224 Varney, N 184 Venable. S 195 Venditti, R 195 Vermillion, T 126. 184 Viergiver, Mr 14 Vierik. Tony 71 Vieau, P 195 Vierik, A 224, 232, 234 Vincenti, G 224 Vivian, C 21, 96 130. 134, 141, 166, 172 Vivian. D 95, 96. 141, 224, 232 Vivian. Mrs 17 Volcano. M 195 Voss. D 195 ‘W’ Wakefield. Sandra . 51. 184 Wakefield. Scott .... . 80. 116, 224 Walenty, A 185 Walenty. C 185 Walimaa, S 185 Walker. D 224 Walker. P 224 Walker. T 185 Walters, J 26. 203. 224. 232 Wargo. K 195 Warne, L 194, 195 Warnez. R 148. 185 Warren, C 185 Warren. J 224 Warrick, j 126, 146, 185 Warrick. M 81. 124. 140. 195 Watson, M 195 Weaver. J 195 Weaver. P 195 Wechselberger. J. .. 224 Wegner. Mr 56 Wellman, C 26. 185 Welsh. J 129, 147 149, 150. 224. 233 West. G .... 133, 147. 151, 224 West, S 195 Westergaard, D 224 Westergaard. M 185 Weston, R 33. 80 82. 124. 140, 195 Whipple, Mrs 53 White, Jim 166, 185 White, Joe 166, 185 Wilber, R 224 Wilds. M 124, 195 Wiley. J 225 Wilford. S . 66, 166, 195 Wilkinson, B 225 Wilkowski, C 185 Williams, B 225 Williams, E 195 Williamson, M 148, 185 Williamson, T 224 Willis. R 225 Willoughby. L 185 Wilson. D 195 Wilson. M 26. 195 Wilson, B 195 Wilson. T . 95. 225. 233 Wing. R 185 Wingate, C 195 Winters, T . 26, 225, 234 Wisniewski, J 185 Wisniewski, L 195 Wolfbauer, M 225 Wojtowicz, R 195, 234 Womack, J 195 Wood. Brian 225 Wood. B 185 Worley. E 185 Worley, M 185 Wright, R 185 Wrobel, M 225 Wyatt. J 148, 185 Wyrick, M 195 Waderlow. D......................224 Wadsworth. L............... 224. 231 Wagers. A........................184 Yeip. J..........................185 Wagner, K........................195 Yeip, H..........................225 248 York, J 26. 33. 51. 185 York. L 26. 27. 36. 225 Yorkey. K 185 Yoshida. J 132. 147, 195 Yoskovich. S 130. 195 Young. C 80. 124, 225 Young. D 225 Young. E 185 Young. M 148, 185 Young. N 37. 80. 140. 195 Young. R 95. 148, 225 Z Zagar, L................... 148. 166, 185 Zaleski. M............................185 Zarkis. B................... 26. 29. 225 Zartian, Mrs...........................69 Zartman. Daniel.......................225 Zartman, D............................185 Zervas. L........................ 33. 42 146. 150, 232, 234, 225 Zervas. S............. 148. 177, 185, 196 Zurowski. L...........................185 249 250 NU-PORT CONSTRUCTION 29498 Dequindre WRN. -Siding Trim Specialists 573-9093 -Insulation-Windows-Doors -Kitchen Bath Remodeling Call between 8:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Mon. thru Frl. Licensed Insured GENOVA BAKERY Famous for Quality Taste Home Style Bread-Pizza; Round Square Buns-Pastry-Cakes-Donuts-Cannoli 24015 Dequindre at Woodward Heights Hazel Park, Ml 48030 PHONE: 542-0970 OWNER: LOUIE ATANASOVSKI Pinball, Foosball, Video, Arcade games. Come and have an evening of fun! 120 W. 9 Mile Rd. at 1-75 Hazel Park, Ml 48030 545-9791 MOBILE ARCADES Sales-Service-Lease ,0M( CARL THOM, OWNER Hazel Park Class of 1945 251 DAIRY PARK 21839 John R. Hazel Park Mi. CONGRA TULA TIONS Carol's Car Wash Vans Pick-ups interior and exterior custom services Open 7 Days 533 E. 9 Mile Rd. Hazel Park 543-7199 2 Blocks East of John R. LI 3-6687 HOPCROFT FUNERAL HOME Class of 1980 23919 John R Hazel Park, Mich. 48030 executive and family portraits weddings commercial children crooks at main • royal oak • 548-7660 copies and restoration 252 Thank You To Our Patrons The Hooton Family Mr. Mrs. Roy Harju Don Jo Ann Wakefield Family Norm Grace Thom The Newbury Family Bill Marian (Pank) Frederiksen Hazel Park Bakery Hazel Park Basketball Club Dr. Mrs. Frampton, Becky Laura Mrs. Elide Kuhn Hank Eldridge David Janet (Pank) Richards Mr. 6 Mrs. J. Gibson Gary Denise Pank Hazel Park Bowl Pro Shop 24211 Hughes Hazel Park 543-7303 JOE'S DRUGS 22920 John R Phone 544-8773 253 Burgers Kreme John R. and Brickley Hazel Park, Michigan 547-5191 Congratulations Seniors We Buy and Sell Current Model Wrecks Parts-Arcessories-Surplus-New-Used Rebuilt SAM'S AUTO PARTS Established 1931 1117 E. 8 MILE RD. AT 1-75 HAZEL PARK, MICH. 48030 Phone: 548-0500 or JO 4-5833 FREE PARTS LOCATING SERVICE MARINCO PHARMACY 21936 Vassar Hazel Park, ITIichigan “The mark of professional Pharmacy.” Let us be “your” pharmacist. LI 6-0494 Congratulations Seniors From State Representative Dana Wilson and Barb Wilson CaIIery of Homes fir LB West Bloomfield Gallery 851-7000 Ortonville Gallery 627-2851 Plymouth Gallery 453-2210 Metamora Gallery 678-2216 Warren Gallery 979-2111 Farmington Gallery 478-4100 Clinton Gallery 286-3000 Clawson Gallery 588-1870 Rochester Gallery Rochester Shepard 651-6100 Gallery 652-6900 Hazel Park Gallery 22200 John R. 544-1750 Eleven Offices in Suburban Detroit 254 DIVISION OF KUHLMAN CORPORATION 1471 E. 9 Mile Rd. Hazel Park, Ml ASHLEY FUNERAL HOME 329 E. Woodruff Hazel Park 541-2300 Directors A.H. Ashley R.T. Scott 255 TRACK Party Store IMPORTED - DOMESTIC LIQUOR 548-0630 BETWEEN 9 Ml 10 Ml 24011 DEOUINDRE RD. HAZEL PARK AL'S COLLISION BUMPING - PAINTING ESTIMATES TOWING AL CARIVEAU. OWNER BEER - WINE CHAMPAGNE • GROCERIES • PARTY SNACKS . BAR SUPPLIES • HOT SANDWICHES Open 9 AM. - 11 PM Sundoy Noon - 4 PM 21528 OCOUINORC Between e a o Mile Roads Hazel Park JOHN R. MENS WEAR Corner of 9 Mile and John R. 22942 JOHN R. HAZEL PARK. Ml 48030 (313) 543 4646 MA URO'S DAIRY QUEEN 532 E. 9 Mile 256 Sheldon Janitor Supply Co. 9730 Grinnell Detroit, MI. 48213 257 01. Bolyard Lumber Co. 398-5300 24310 John R. Hazel Park, Ml 48030 RAINBOW INN Congratulations Class of 1980 Short’s Auto Parts 22905 S. Chrysler Drive at 9 Mile Hazel Park: 546-9700 22901 Woodward 2863 Woodward Ferndale: 399-0100 Berkley: 541-7733 26550 Grand River 1511 N. Main Redford Twp.: 532-2900 Clawson: 585-3060 45141 Van Dyke 1320 Dix Road Utica: 739-3030 Lincoln Park: 383-3434 20934 Van Dyke 28790 Plymouth Rd. Warren: 755-9300 Livonia: 425-6900 Olar's Last Stop Market S tiwtey it 1031 E. 8 Mile 31 MM JSrS LU. MM Home of Sandwich SM.M S SM-M 0 258 DAVIDS GOLD MEDAL SPORTS CONGRATULATIONS 543-5633 23809 John R. Custom Jackets Award sweaters in stock AND HYDE SPOT-BILT shoes for Baseball Football TIGER shoes for track, volleyball cross country WRESTLING. GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 545-6756 Owned by LEE June 47 JOY Madison MARK 68 BILL 70 MARY 71 JOHN 77 TOM 79 From St. Mary Magdalen Church Fr. Ronald Rieder, O.F.M. Fr. John McCracken, O.F.M. Fr. Malcolm Maloney, O.F.M. Hazel Park, Ml CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sullivan’s Fleet Service COMPLETE Motor Home Truck and Bus SERVICING BY APPOINTMENT 546-6601 546-6600 You've Been Trying The Rest Now Try The Best RANDAZZO PIZZA 259 Tony’s Hardware OPEN SUNDAY • Wall paper Plumbing • Glass Electrical • Garden tools Fertilizers Elliott’s PAINT 24011 JOHN R at 9% MILE 541 - 8790 FREE PARKING Congratulations Class of 1980 THE BLUE DOT □otten Collision, Inc. 29900 JOHN R • MADISON HEIGHTS ROD DOTTEN 545-5540 TRUBA CARPET CO., INC. Dick Lorraine Truba Lincoln 2-1760 24105 John R. St. Hazel Park, Michigan P A PARTY STORE Package Liquors 10 to 10 weekdays 10 to 11 Friday and Saturday 12 to 9 Sunday Congratulations Class of 80 Hazel Park Professional Fire Fighters Association local 1414 IAFF Congratulations Seniors From Phone LI 2-2740 all work guaranteed Mr. Fisk • WHEN YOUR TIME PIECE FAILS TAKE IT TO GAILS 22910 John R Hazs Psrk, Mlch and SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS The School Choirs Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From Ski Club May Everything Be 'Downhill' From Here. 261 In limes like these, you need a bank you can talk to. [Ml City National Bank The Talking Bank Premier Music Dance School Madison Heights 311 E. Eleven Mile (2 Blocks East of John R.) Board of Directors Piano-Guitar-Toe-Tap Ballet-Modern Jazz-Disco ________________Call 541-6651________________ Dukes Fish Chips Now open for lunch 11:00 a.m. till 11:00 p.m. daily. Closed Sundays, Dining Room Service, Carryout Anytime. Deliveries Start 4 p.m. Phone 542-5400 715 E. 9 Mile 541-9545 Hazel Park, Ml Try the Italian Pizza Loaf It Tastes Like Pizza The H.P.H.S. Student Govt. Congratulates The Class of 1980 262 The Petal Pushers Florist 27707 Dequindre Madison Heights, Ml 48071 PHONE: 313 399-6930 HOURS: Monday-Saturday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Your Wedding Specialists Student Discounts Special Prom Rates Autographs 264