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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1981 volume:

Around Our School Viking 1981 Hazel Park High School 23400 Hughes Avenue Hazel Park, Michigan Table of Contents 2 Sports Page 14 Football Girls Basketball Cross Country Golf Girls Tennis Girls Swimming Fall Sports Banquet Wrestling Volleyball Boys Basketball Boys Swimming Winter Sports Banquet Baseball Softball Track Boys Tennis Spring Sports Banquet Team Pictures Scores Student Life Page 84 Fads and Trends Spirit Week Powderpuff Top 5 and 25 Field Day King and Queen Homecoming Night Vikettes Majorettes Pep Club Cheerleaders Fall Band Concert Bands Choirs Sadie Hawkins Plays BOD Language Club NHS Parker Yearbook Ski Club Seniors Depts. Page 140 Principals Secretaries Counselors Board of Education Janitors Hall Monitors Try Foods Cafeteria Library Audio Visual Co-op Industrial Arts Jardon Vocational Business Art Drama Science Social Studies Physical Education Math Language Arts Home Economics Band Class Choir Class Undergrads Page 180 Page 200 Senior Breakfast Senior Pictures Senior Banquet Prom Mock Elections Class Day Commencement 3 4 6 7 10 11 Dedicated to Mr. Daniel Grant Because He Cared Enough To Give His Very Best Mr. Daniel Grant, born in Kennebunk Maine, has been in the Hazel Park School District since 1970 when he started as an English-Social Studies teacher at Webb Junior High. He transferred to the High School in the fall of 1974 and has taught Government, Consumer Economics, and History since then. Being advisor to the Senior Class and the Board of Directors, and also being in charge of student activities has made the face of Mr. Grant well known to the entire student body. Some of his responsibilities concerning the Senior Class include the planning of the Senior Breakfast, Banquet, and Variety Show, Class Day, and Commencement. Mr. Grant’s time spent at school goes beyond the normal school hours. Announcing for J.V. football games and track meets, working concession stand, supervising dances and other after school activities are some of the many things he does. He works tirelessly for the betterment of the entire student body. For all of the time and effort, the unselfishness and the dedication to the students of Hazel Park High School, we thank Mr. Grant with sincere appreciation foran often thankless job. 12 Sports As athletes, we will always remember our competitive league-the S.M.A. With the likes of Kimball, Ferndale, Southfield, Berkley, and Seaholm, who needs new teams like Troy and Andover? Recall: the boys cross country team, who were nudged out for the league title; Sue Paquette once again an All-Stater; and wrestling sends five to State. We’ll try to forget: ‘‘The Kimball Choke”; the long rides to Andover; the absence of the gymnastics team; and our cold Homecoming. Most of all, we will never forget the feeling of accomplishment when big wins came. 14 15 Varsity Football Facing the enemy! Ciaravino breaks into the open adding to his 7.2 rushing average. 16 John Koczak carries the ball and ends the season with 140 yards and 20 points. Glen Sallee, still part of the team. This year’s varsity football team put up a gallant fight to the finish. Starting the season with thirteen returning players, they were definitely lacking in experience. The year started off slow, but as the season progressed, more team experience was gained. The highlight of the season was the upset win over Dondero, with a score of 22-18. This was the first time in eight years the Vikings had beat the Oaks. The team came on strong at the end of the season, winning two straight which gave them a 3-4 record in the SMA and a 4-5 record overall. Said Coach Dave Eldred, “The value of this season's experiences cannot be measured by the number of wins and losses.” Mike Lynch and Dave Potter show who's Randy Weston out-runs his opponent to add to his 851 yards and boss! 66 points 17 18 Norm Young, escorted by Randy Weston, moves downfield. “What do you expect me to do. Mr. Stagg. catch it with my hands?” asks Brad Sayyae. Tri-caps: D. Saferian. J. Koczak. and R. Weston Mike Warrick helps out Dan Saferian with the tackle. Alright you guys, who’s got the ball? J.V. Footbal Quarterback Billy Connell turns to deliver the hand-off. Chris Lynch and Lyle Hollenbeck move for the ball while Tim Owens watches for the enemy. Coach Otterbacher talks strategy with Harold Brenizer. Doug Gillespie runs for one of six TD’s as Harold Brenizer provides a key block. Robert Morgan finds an open hole against Seaholm. SMA Champs; J.V. The team celebrates after a well-deserved victory. Finishes 8-1 Season J.V. FOOTBALL WE Opponent They 14 Fitzgerald 6 47 Berkley 26 14 Troy 8 14 Southfield 8 8 Seaholm 6 22 Andover 14 8 Kimball 0 14 Dondero 38 40 Ferndale 0 Overall record - 8-1 SMA record - 7-0 The J.V. football team gave an outstanding perform- ance this season. Starting with an opening game against Fitzgerald, the Vikes swept through the SMA, defeating all and losing only one to the Dondero Oaks, 38-14. When asked for a comment, Coach Wegner replied, A lot of dedi- cation and hard work paid off with a league championship.” Chuck Kendzierski looks for the end zone. 21 Girls Varsity Basketball Terri Cotter gets ready to shoot. The 1980 Girls Basketball season could be best explained by saying “effort makes playing rewarding but does not always produce vic- tories.” With five seniors returning, the team played hard throughout the season. All of the players had games where they played well but did not get the consistency to be a big winner. The effort of the players made them aware of the value of atheletics even without stardom. 22 Jean Gibson pulls up as Sandee Wakefield says she's open. Michelle Botaletto stretches for the ball as Shari Elkins and Fran Capps move to help. Annette Sayyae. an All-SMA selection, takes a shot against Oak Park. J.V. Girls Basketball Mr. Magiera in the heat of a game. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL WE OPPONENT THEY 14 Bishop Foley 30 17 Marian 62 24 Seaholm 22 40 Southfield 30 25 Dondero 26 24 Andover 25 39 Berkley 22 18 Ferndale 33 23 Troy 38 33 Kimball 28 42 Seaholm 30 21 Southfield 37 33 Andover 28 37 Avondale 26 32 Berkley 38 26 Ferndale 36 15 Troy 39 35 Kimball 18 RECORD OVERALL 8-10 SMA RECORD 7-7 Kelly Patterson and Ann Warrick wait torthe Dali. Cheryl Gould blocks a shot against Kimball. 24 Ann Warrick takes a shot against Cheryl Gould defends the basket. Berkley. Cheryl Blanton drives to the basket. Donna Bush puts one up. Boys Cross Country John McCann kicking it out to beat his opponent. Captains Don Tuski and Mark Ernatt. the foundation of a strong team. 26 Ken Trypus This year’s Cross Country team did a fine job upholding their winning reputation. As explained by Coach Boughton, “It was a very exciting cross country season!! We were but a tenth of a second away from an undefeated dual meet season.” Not only were there individual improvement but also the team’s effort became stronger; building the “cream of the crop” to be the best persons they can be. Coaches Boughton and Fulcher are glad to see the team’s improvement. Steve Zervas. Scot Clave. John McCann. Girls Cross Country Coach Boughton timing his runners. Belinda Westergaard, Rhonda Krassa, and Robin Warnez working hard at practice. After last year’s state per- formance, this year’s girls cross country team had a difficult task ahead of them. Losing three valuable seniors didn’t help matters though the girls did their best. As Coach Fulcher explains, We had Captains Linda Gemmell and both a young inexperienced and experienced squad. Basically, three veterans led the way. Our attitude was honest. It was an exciting and challenging year-tradition is being established.” Sue Paquette with a victory smile. Above: Diane Coronado, Jill Wyatt and Lisa Thompson practicing on improving. Lett: All-State Runner Sue Paquette. Below: Lynda Brown and Lisa Gregory 30 Golf The Viking Golf team had its successes during the season with victories over both Highland Park and Oak Park and a win over Pontiac Northern. Within the team there were the new members and the experienced players who produced a well-rounded team, which also builds a strong team for next year. Earl Thom, one of the more experienced players, had the lowest average score and shot the lowest score in 7 of the season’s matches with a 36 against both Clawson and Oak Park. Without players like Earl the team would not have been as competitive. Below: I know that '@ ! ball is in here somewhere! says Ken Mcllvride. Girls Tennis Lett: Patty Murphy. Middle: Mindy Park concentrates on good form. Right: Debbie Barletta serves up another smashing ace point. Jean Thomas playing tough. Trudy Berry stroking well. - S5Ur 3 Above: Doubles partners Patty Murphy and Trudy Berry. Right: Cheryl B.G. Vivian eyes the ball into control. Connie Strouse with a power stroke that will win the match tor her. Debbie Scoop Barletta proves her style as Jean Thomas looks on. This year was a learning and growing season for the girls on the tennis team. New members and the lack of members were ; major factors of an unproductive season. Adjusting to a new coach also added to the difficulties although the girls held tough, showing courage and class in every situation, to prove they were true Vikings. Girls Swimming 34 Holly Quintero gracefully executes a dive. Elise Holcombe. Beth Hays. Karen Saputo. and Tammy Scott on the starting blocks. Karen Saputo in the breaststroke event. The 1980 girls swimming season was fun for the girls even though they had a bad season. It was the first year back after last year’s layoff. All the girls tried hard in every meet and they should have a good season next year. Rachelle Lukasik starting the backstroke. Elise Holcombe in the freestyle. 35 VARSITY FOOTBALL Most Valuable - Randy Weston Most Improved - Brad Sayyae Unsung Hero - Curt Ciaravino GIRLS VARSITY SWIM Most Valuable - Karen Saputo Most Improved - Beth Hays Unsung Hero - Joanne McLeod VARSITY GOLF Most Valuable - Earl Thom Most Improved - Charlie Titus Unsung Hero - Tim Davis Mr. Magiera passes out J.V. letters. Varsity Cheerleaders Fall Sports Banquet Recognizes Athletes 36 What Are Ken Trypus and Rich Plonkey looking at? GIRLS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable - Sue Paquette Most Improved - Diane Coronado Unsung Hero - Linda Gemmell BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Most Valuable - Mark Williamson Most Improved - John McCann Unsung Hero - Don Tuski GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS Most Valuable - Connie Strouse Most Improved - Debbie Barletta Unsung Hero - Cheryl Vivian GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Most Valuable - Jean Gibson Most Improved - Annette Sayyae Unsung Hero - Sandee Wakefield 37 Don Elkins receiving the Most Dedicated Football Player award. Varsity Wrestling Norm Young runs a chicken-wing. The varsity wrestling team continued to be a force in state wrestling again this year. This year five wrestlers made the trip to the state tournament. They came away with a third place individual medal but did not place in the team standings. The team was undefeated in the SMA and won the Districts and Harold Brenizer is under control in this match. Regionals again this year. Randy Weston walks his opponent. Capts. Dan Saferian, Earl Thom, and Norm Young with Coach Morril. 39 Earl Thom, third in the state, goes for the pin. Greg Hotchkiss looks for two. Vince Precopio looks for a headlock. Brian Ciaravino maneuvers for position. Curt Ciaravino rolls his man. Joe Fisher plots his next move. Bob Dresden gets away from his man. 41 Dan Saferian escapes from his opponent. JV Wrestling Ron Allen runs a half-nelson. JV WRESTLING WE OPPONENT THEY 57 Seaholm 6 15 Southfield 18 21 Fitzgerald 42 46 Andover 6 39 Catholic Central 24 54 Berkley 18 51 Ferndale 24 45 Troy 18 12 Bedford 41 32 Kimball 34 Record Overall 7-3 SM4 6-1 42 The JV wrestlers had another fine season finishing up with seven wins and three losses. They had some good wrestlers who hope to help the varsity team to another winning season next year. Bruce Shellnut takes his opponent down. Steve Horne is moving for position. Don Mills rides out his opponent. 43 Varsity Volleyball In a huddled time-out Coach Sheldon adds the strategy to the team's fired up play to bring a Viking victory! Mindy Park displays her ace serving form. The Viking Volleyball team was full of enthusiastic players who brought on exciting moments of play throughout the season. They all worked to improve on basic skills and use their talents to learn new plays. As they did this, they began to learn what it really takes to be a winning team; to dig deep inside yourself and bring out that will to win; to do your best for yourself, your teammates, your coach and school. Sometimes the scores didn’t always show it, Shari Elkins plays the ball as Annette Sayyae assists her. though every match developed them as volleyball players. After each match they went over mistakes and continued to improve as competitive athletes. They learned from the losses just as much as the wins, as they drilled together as a team. They built up their confidence in themselves and in the team. Watch out for the coming volleyball teams; they have what it takes and they’re ready for fast aggressive play. Fran Capps shows the skilland form ittakesto be a captain. Below: Co-Captain Sue Turner handles the ball with concentration and technique as Sue Tommas looks in awe. Mindy Park, Jean Gibson and Peggy Fogarty move into position as Fran Capps “sets 'em up. Above: Jean Gibson plays the ball Below: Come on Tuey! says Vickie Seymour, you can do it!' 45 Nancy Thomas in deep concentration as Cheryl Blanton plays the ball. Kelly Paterson bumps up a low one for Laura Blake and Dana Sadow to complete the play. Right: Dana Sadow plays the ball as Geri Sell moves into action. J.V. Volleyball- 46 Left: Dana Sadow. Cheryl Blanton and Karen Phoenix stare the ball into Viking control as Kelly Paterson works it over. 47 Boys Varsity Basketball Co-Caps: E. Diaz and D. Tuski. The varsity basket- bail team had all it takes to be a winner this year, effort and dedication, but they just could'nt seem to get it all to- gether. The boys opening game was against Belle- ville, and although there was a lot of good ball handling and team work, they lost 57-49. On February 24 the Vikes fought a tough battle with Troy and came out victorious with one- point win over the Colts, 58-57. They ended the season on a winning note by defeating the Kimball Knights, 55-48. Paul Thompson shows his winning form. Scott Marvin sets up for 2! Don Tuski drives hard around his opponent. Dwayne Frye makes his move toward the basket. Coach John Magiera fires up the team during a time-out. 49 Boys J.V. Basketball J.V. BASKETBALL We Opponent They 37 Belleville 48 67 Fitzgerald 65 51 Seaholm 58 33 Mott 57 49 Southfield 61 56 Andover 61 33 Berkley 65 44 Ferndale 50 47 Troy 77 59 Kimball 32 55 Lathrup 53 69 Seaholm 56 42 Southfield 67 59 Andover 50 61 Berkley 58 42 Ferndale 56 68 Troy 55 54 Kimball 52 56 Warren Tower 57 51 Lake Orion 61 Rich Sparks gets set to score. The J.V. basketball team had its ups and downs this year. Starting the season off with a loss to Belleville, they came back strong with a win against Warren Fitzgerald in double over-time. Things were looking good for the Vikes until their encounter with Andover. They lost a heart-breaking game to the Barons by a score of 61-56, which by the way, also went into double OT. But later in the season the Vikes avenged their first loss to Andover by beating the Barons, 59-50. Reach for that ball. Bill Tucker! Earl Hampton shoots for 2 while Tim Rietz and Rob Morgan wait for the rebound. 50 Coach Gerald Wegner checks the score as the rest watch the action. Chris Ducharme and Curt Whitsett move to help as Tim Rietz plucks one of his 160 rebounds. Chris Ducharme comes down with the rebound as Tim Rietz and Bill Tucker help out. Lyle Hollenbeck finds an open lane. 51 Above: Scott 'the Lochness’ Hanson slithers through the water. Below: Bruce Sanders makin’ waves! John Yoshida goes over his timings with Coach Brown. Boys Swimming The boys swim team had a tough time this past season, but in the end much progress was made. Their improvement was the result of hard individual work and continuous team effort. The season started slowly but they all pulled together, encouraging one another. Coach Brown’s instructions also helped greatly as the swimmers developed their skills, which showed in the meets. By the end of the season the swimmers were really giving it their all. Look for more good things from this talented team in the up-coming seasons. Kent Takacs. VARSITY BASKETBALL Most Valuable - Don Tuski Most Improved - Dwayne Frye Unsung Hero - Ed Diaz GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Most Valuable - Sue Turner Most Improved - Mindy Park Unsung Hero - Jean Gibson Scott Hanson chooses his food carefully! Winter Banquet 54 VARSITY WRESTLING Most Valuable - Earl Thom Most Improved - Curt Ciaravino Unsung Hero - Norm Young VARSITY SWIMMING Most Valuable - Kent Takacs Most Improved - Steve Tisler Unsung Hero - Scott Hanson Recognizes Athletes “Decisions, decisions! Thinks Dan Saferian 55 Varsity Baseball Mike Marsee take a mighty swing. The varsity team had a winning season that was fun and enjoyable most of the time. The team failed to qualify for the state tourna- ment this year losing a qualifying game to Mott. We finished with a 13-11 win- loss record and 8-6 in the SMA. Mike Wilds lays down a perfect bunt. 57 John Long checks with Brian Brown at first before throwing home. Mr- • • • - . Steve Kelly runs to first. Tim Davis makes a strong throw to first. 58 Dwayne Frye scores a run. Coach Mikulas checks the lineup. Glen Kozlowski gets rid of the ball in a hurry. Brad Sayyae makes the throw to second. Randy Weston makes the turn at first. 59 J.V. Baseball 60 Rod Dozier stretches to make the out. Bill Connell throws a strike. Juan Cervantes behind the plate. Harold Brenizer makes the throw. JV BASEBALL We Opponent They 1 Southfield 12,8 3,5 Sterling Heights 12,8 21 Andover 3 10 Ferndale 9 1 Troy 2 0 Dondero 1 2 Kimball 14 12 Seaholm 10 4,12 Rochester Admas 7,9 7 Andover 5 19 Ferndale 8 9 Troy 8 0 Kimball 9 Overall 7-8 SMA 6-4 61 Keith Bennett slaps a single to left. Varsity Softball Shari Elkins takes a mighty swing. Rhonda Brecht fires the ball to first. This year was a good one for the softball team. Through the course of the season the girls showed much improve- ment, which was obvious in the playing of their games. This season the girls had 23 games, 4 of which went into extra innings. One of the most impor- tant victories for the team was the win over the Ferndale Eagles, with a score of 12 to 9. The team is losing many seniors this year but gaining new talent in the upcoming juniors. Fran Capps shows her pitching form. Lauri Wisniewski makes the out at first. 62 Sue Tommas gets ready to kill the ball. Sue Turner runs for her life! Miss Figas going over ground rules before the game. Mindy Park ready in right field. 63 J.V. Softball 64 Beth Hayes watches the action carefully. Donna Farrin rounds third base. Nancy Ramsey fields the ball. J.V. SOFTBALL We Opponent They 14 Oak Park 13 24 Seaholm 15 7 Southfield 18 13 Andover 17 18 Lamphere 3 5 Rochester 4 15 Rochester 14 15 Troy 14 17 Oak Park 6 17 Kimball 27 7 Seaholm 8 10 Andover 17 24 Ferndale 18 16 Troy 12 15 Kimball 16 Over-all 7-8 SMA 4-6 Teresa DeWalt sends a strike over the plate. Annette Sayyae shows ready form. Mr. Guido, with some helpful advice for Teresa 66 Boys Track The boys track team had a large turnout with 31 on the varsity and 22 on the J.V. The team posted a 3-5 record, 2-5 in SMA. Some of the losses could have gone either way - coming down to the last race. Hazel Park will have to be reckoned with in the coming years. Captain Don Tuski begins his approach. Senior Jim Moore. Joe Bolitho leaps into the air. 66 Mark Williamson leading the pack. Tim Owens takes off from the starting block. Jerry Fowler puts some “umph into his throw. Hazel Park leads the way. Kevin Baker heaves the discus. 67 Kelly Paterson hands off to Jill Wyatt. Sandee Wakefield clears the bar. Below - Sophomore Kelly Paterson. Captain Sue Paquette. Below - Anne Warrick finishes. 68 Girls Track The girls track team was an inexperienced one as they had a 0-8 record. Another great effort was put in by Sue Paquette as she again went to state. There are some promising sophomores and juniors returning to make a strong team. Hurdler Lisa Gallop. Below - Linda Gemmell. Sandee Wakefield with a chip on her shoulder. Below - Linda Brown and Carolyn Clause run together. 69 Boys Tennis 70 The tennis team posted a 2-15 record this season. Behind their new coach, Mr. William Petrick, the team made tremendous improvements. Several of the players lost many close matches that could have made a difference. Key players will be returning next year to make the team a winner. Above: Dave Hughes strokes through the ball. Left: Jeff Zagar uses his powerful backhand. Below: Mike Larch demonstrates his good form. Below: Pat Nickles concentrates on the ball. 7f Athletes Honored at Ice Cream Social The Ice Cream Social was a fun experience Above: Mr. Pobursky, JV Baseball Coach Below: Miss Snethkamp, M.C. for the night VARSITY BASEBALL Most Valuable - John Koczak Most Improved - John Long Unsung Hero - Mike Warrick VARSITY SOFTBALL Most Valuable - Sue Turner Most Improved - Dana Sadow Unsung Hero - Fran Capps BOYS VARSITY TRACK Most Valuable - Don Tuski Most Improved - Tim Kropinak Unsung Hero - Neal Alsbach 72 GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Most Valuable - Sue Paquette Most Improved - Nancy Thomas Unsung Hero - Jill Wyatt VARSITY TENNIS Most Valuable - Ken Mcllvride Most Improved - Craig Boni (not pic.) Unsung Hero - Rich Hutton 73 They Have What It Takes To Be a Viking- Determination and Dedication VARSITY FOOTBALL-Front Row: Curt Ciaravino, John Koczak (captain) Norm Young, Randy Weston (captain), Kevin Kind, Steve Kelly, Mike Mathes, Todd Hitchcock, Barry Sloan. Not pictured: Glen Sallee. Middle Row: Rich Blanton, Harold Thibodeau, Dan Saferian (captain), Mark Salvatori, Ernie Ferland, Mike Warrick, Bruce Sanders. Tim Kropinak, Andy Lopp, Brad Sayyae, Don Elkins. Back Row: Mr. Eldred (Head Coach). Mr. Stagg (Asst. Coach). Bill Fisher, Scott Marvin. Dave Potter. Jerry Fowler. Mark Meyerhoff. Bob Dresden, Mike Lynch, John Warrick, Jeff Bennett. Jim Norton (Manager), Mr. Pobursky (Asst. Coach). J.V. FOOTBALL pront r0w: Gary Bogaert. Joe Fisher. Rob Morgan, Ricky Tommas. Kirk Dresden, Harold Brenizer. Ken LaGrandeur, Bill Browning, John Murphy. Dave Thompson. Bryan Robbins. Middle Row: Chuck Kendzierski, Don Mills, Leonard Smith. Kevin Sherrill. Rod Dozier, Doug Gillespie. Jeff Hutton, Chris Lynch. Louie Scaccia, Ron Tuski. Gary Mitchell. Keith Bennett Back Row: Glenn Norton (Manager), Lyle Hollenbeck, Bill Tucker. Dave Griggs, Tim Owens, Billy Connell. Bruce Beshears, Curt Whitsett. Earl Hampton, Chris Hutchins. Mark Brenier, John McGuire. John Cervantes. Lewis Gartin, Fred Vogler, Jim Allen, Greg Robinson, Mr. Ottobacher (Asst. Coach), Mr. Wegner (Head Coach). 74 GIRLS TENNIS - Trudy Berry, Debbie Barletta. Connie Strouse, Patty Murphy (Co-Capt.), Jean Thomas (Co-Capt ). Mindy Park. Cheryl Vivian, Ms. Gebhart (Coach). Not pictured: Jackie Kelley. GOLF-Front Row: Steve Noud, John Yoshida. Mike Larch. Charlie Titus. Dave Pepper, Tim Davis, Rich Hill, Ray DeWalt Not Pictured: Tom Edgil Back Row: Mr. Guido (coach) Glen Kozlowski, Dave Hughes. Jeff Bachynski (captain), Craig Boni. Earl Thom. Ken Mcllvride, Dan Cottrill, Robert Hunacek. Russ Woeltje. GIRLS SWIMMING-Front Row: Joanne McLeod. Karen Saputo, Beth Hays. Liz Kessell. Holly Quintero. Jennifer Simmons (captain). Rachelle Lukasik Not Pictured: Melissa Grunow Back Row: Lisa Nitz. Tammy Scott. Elise Holcombe. Mrs. Chasteen (coach). 75 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row: Sue Paquette, Lisa Gregory. Lisa Gallop. Diane Coronado. Linda Gemmell Not pictured: Kathy Fegan. Back Row: Mr. Fulcher (coach), Belinda Westergaard. Jill Wyatt, Robin Warnez. Lynda Brown, Lisa Thompson, Rhonda Krassa. Debbie Fransen. Mr. Boughton (coach). BOY S CROSS COUNTRY- Front Row: Mark Williamson, Ken Trypus, Mark Ernatt (co-capt.). Bob Sanborn, Don Tuski (co- capt), Jim Moore. Joe Bolitho, Ken Morrow. Middle Row: Bob Peck. John McCann, Jerry Bostwick. Tim Dyke. Steve Zervas. Randy Richards, Scott Clave, Rich Plonkey. Back Row: Mr. Fulcher (coach), Jeff Zagar, Jon Baker, Joe Beasley. Pete Woodman. Dave Hurnevich. Jim Trantham, Dave Paluszewski, Jose Coronado, Mike Jordan, Todd Hunt, John Burkeen. Mr. Boughton (coach). GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Sue Tommas, Sue Turner (co-capt.) Fran Capps. Back Row: Shari Elkins, Annette Sayyae, Sandee Wakefield, Lori Wisniewski, Mr. Dupke (coach), Michelle Botaletto, Terri Cotter, Dana Sadow, Jean Gibson (co-capt.). GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL- Front Row: Cheryl Blanton. Kelly Paterson. Teresa DeWalt. Back Row: Mr. Magiera (coach). Diana DeLashmutt. Chris Colleran. Cheryl Gould. Ann Warrick. Donna Bush. Laura Calley. BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL-Front Row: Ricky Tommas. Rob Morgan. Mike Baker. Rich Sparks. Glenn Norton. Middle Row: Bill Tucker. John Ellinger. Bruce Beshears. Gary Mitchell, Chuck Kendzierski. Back Row: John Norton (Manager). Earl Hampton, Curt Whitsett. Chris Ducharme. Mr. Wegner (Coach). Not pictured: Rod Dozier. Lyle Hollenbeck. David Paluszewski, Tim Rietz. BOYS SWIMMING-Front Row: Mr. Leenouts (Asst. Coach). Ron Tuski. Scott Hanson. John Yoshida. Jim Trantham. Steve Tisler, Kent Takacs. Back Row: Bill Murphy (Tri- Capt.), Bruce Sanders (Tri-Capt.). Todd Hitchcock (Tri-Capt.). Rob Kuck, Mr. Brown (Head Coach). WRESTLING — Front Row: Mr Haynes (Asst. Coach), Ben Press, Skip Countryman, Brian Ciaravino, Joe Fisher, Harold Brenizer, Vince Precopio, Norm Young (Tri-Capt.) Middle Row: Greg Hotchkiss, Bob Dresden, Chris Lynch, Al Olson. Earl Thom (Tri-Capt.), Randy Weston, Curt Ciaravino, Dan Saferian (Tri-Capt.) Back Row: Mr. Morrill (Head Coach), Bruce Shellnut, Jeff Quintero. Jeff Hutton. Don Mills, Chris Hutchins. Steve Horne. Kirk Dresden, Ron Allen, Ed Morales, Mr. Steele (Asst. Coach). Not Pictured: John Mills 78 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Ed Greaves. Neil Simat. Ed Diaz (Co-Capt), Mike Marsee. Steve Noud Middle Row: Don Tuski (Co-Capt.), Jim Moore, Randy Richards. Dwayne Frye. Bill Connell, Glenn Sallee Back Row: Jim Norton (Manager), John Warrick. Paul Thompson. Dave P tter, Scott Marvin, Mr. Magiera (Coach). VIKINGS J.V. VOLLEYBALL - Front Row: Karen Phoenix. Middle Row: Dana Sadow. Laura Blake. Patrice Knox, Nancy Thomas. Back Row: Ms. Young (Coach). Teresa DeWalt. Cheryl Blanton. Cheryl Gould, Geri Sell. Kelly Paterson. VOLLEYBALL -- Front Row: Peggy Fogarty. Lisa Gregory. Fran Capps (Co-Capt.). Sue Turner (Co-Capt). Sue Tommas. Jean Gibson Back Row: Ms. Sheldon (Coach). Vickie Seymour, Terri Cotter. Sandee Wakefield, Annette Sayyae. Shari Elkins. Mindy Park. Cheryl Vivian. • r BOYS TENNIS- Front Row: Mike Bergholtz. John Yoshida. Craig Boni, (Tri. Capt.), Rich Hutton (Tri. Capt.), Mike Larch (Tri. Capt ), Jeff Zagar. Paul Barley Back Row: Ernie Ferland. Dave Hughes. Ken Mcllveride. Pat Nickles. Joel Wrobbel. Dave Hurnevich. Mr. Petrick (Coach). 79 GIRLS TRACK- Front Row: Miss Young. Carolyn Clause, Karen Nichols. Jean Gibson (Tri. Capt), Lisa Gallop (Tri. Capt.), Diane Coronado. Lisa Gregory. Sue Paquette (Tri. Capt.). Linda Gemmell. Mr. Boughton (Coach). Middle Row: Mr. Eld red (Head Coach), Nancy Thomas. Sandee Wakefield. Lynda Brown. Ann Warrick. Lisa Thompson. Jill Wyatt. Mr. Fulcher (Coach). Back Row: Karen Phoenix. Debbie Ocha. Laura Blake, Cheryl Blanton. Laura Lewis. Kelly Paterson. Cheryl Clause. Ann Coveyou (Manager). Not Pictured: Terri Cotter, Karen Byrd. VARSITY BASEBALL - Front Row: Dino Precopio, Jeff Bachynski. Artie Sohlin, Mike Marsee. Glen Kozlowski, Steve Kelly. Vince Precopio. Randy Weston. Middle Row: Steve Schlicker. Frank Pawlicha, Mike Warrick, Tim Davis. John Long. Rich Wright, John Koczak Back Row: Mr. Mikulas (Coach), Brad Sayyae, Ray DeWalt, Jeff Bennett, John Warrick, Dwayne Frye, Brian Brown. Mike Wilds. 80 VARSITY SOFTBALL - Front Row: Mindy Park. Sue Tommas. Sue Turner. Rhonda Brecht. Cheryl Vivian. Elise Holcombe. Back Row: Miss Figas (Coach). Lauri Nishiewski. Shari Elkins. Peggy Fogarty. Tammy Swanson. Fran Capps. J.V. BASEBALL- Front Row: John Foley. John Fisher. Chris Hutchins. Bill Connell. Rich Lawson. Mike LaPorte. Bruce Beshears. Louis Gartin. Middle Row: Steve Thrasher. Mike Baker, Rod Dozier. Bill Tucker, Curt Whitsett. Jeff Hutton. Harold Brenizer. Juan Cervantes Back Row: Mike Kaufman. Ricky Tommas. Keith Bennett. Rob Morgan. Ed Fisher. Dave Thompson. Rich Sparks. Greg Hale. Darrin Shook. Mr. Pobursky (Coach). BOYS TRACK- Front Row: Bruce Sanders. Dave Paluszews) i, Steve Allen. Ken Morrow. Rob Sanborn. Mark Ernatt. Don Tuski (Co-Capt), Harold Thibodeau (Co-Capt ), Jim Moore. Scott Marvin. Don Elkins. Rusty Paul. Jim Norton. Second Row: Bob Moore. Jeff Roberts, Tim Dyke, Mark Williamson. Joe Bolitho, Mike Lynch, Mark Meyerhoff. Jerry Fowler. Dave Potter, Scott Clave. Neal Alsbach, Steve Zervas, Glen Sallee. Third Row: Joe Beasley. Bob Peck. John McCann. Jerry Bostwick, Dave Jones. Barry Sloan, Fred Vogler, Gary Mitchall, Rich Hill, Kevin Baker. Bill Cook. Tim Kropinak. Back Row: Mike Jordan. Chuck Kendzierski, Tim Owens, Mike Caldwell. Jose Coronado. Mark Bernier. Chris Ducharme. John McQuire, Todd Hunt, John Murphy. Ron Tuski, Ken Lopata. John Griffiths. Not Pictured: John Baker. Rich Morales. John Dillion. J.V. SOFTBALL - Front Row: Beth Hays. Debbie Perette. Karen Saputa. Kelly Falls. Carrie Knight. Sheila Mix. Back Row: Teresa DeWalt. Donna Bush. Michelle Marcero, Annette Sayyae. Janie Holdwick, Nancy Ramsey. Donna Farin, Mr. Guido (Coach). VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY SCORES WE OPPONENT THEY 0 Fitzgerald 30 20 Berkley 9 13 Troy 14 33 Southfield 20 6 Seaholm 34 22 Andover 28 6 Kimball 26 22 Dondero 18 20 Ferndale 6 CROSS COUNTRY WE OPPONENT THEY 14th West Bloomfield 19 Fitzgerald 38 25 Seaholm 30 18 Southfield 41 18 Andover 43 25 Berkley 31 7th SMA-MSA 25 Ferndale 30 18th O.C. Meet 28 Troy 28 26 Kimball 29 SMA -5th GIRLS TENNIS WE OPPONENT THEY 1 Fitzgerald 6 2 Mott 5 0 Seaholm 7 2 Southfield 5 0 Andover 7 1 Berkley 6 0 Troy 7 2 Kimball 5 SMA - 8th place GOLF WE OPPONENT THEY L Pontiac Northern W W Seaholm L W Southfield L W Andover L L Oak Park W W Berkley L W Clawson L L Highland Park W W Clawson L W Troy L w Kimball L w Dondero L SMA -0-6 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL WE OPPONENT THEY 25 Bishop Foley 64 16 Marian 58 38 Seaholm 43 40 Oak Park 29 34 Southfield 50 17 Dondero 20 39 Andover 42 37 Berkley 58 30 Ferndale 44 31 Troy 38 29 Kimball 50 39 Seaholm 45 33 Southfield 51 42 Andover 25 36 Avondale 41 26 Berkley 46 28 Troy 42 33 Ferndale 46 36 Kimball 45 34 Mott 44 WE BOYS BASKETBALL OPPONENT THEY 49 Belleville 57 49 Fitzgerald 64 39 Seaholm 54 67 Mott 56 44 Southfield 72 60 Dondero 79 56 Andover 57 52 Berkley 72 46 Ferndale 62 54 Troy 60 47 Kimball 37 61 Lathrup 78 53 Seaholm 48 59 Southfield 72 45 Andover 52 55 Berkley 73 54 Ferndale 64 58 Troy 57 55 Kimball 48 60 Warren Tower 41 VARSITY WRESTLING WE OPPONENT THEY 52 Seaholm If 61 Southfield 11 48 Fitzgerald 18 55 Andover 9 55 Catholic Central g 75 Berkley 0 53 Ferndale 12 58 Troy 12 27 Bedford 31 40 Kimball 27 SMA - 1st place Districts - 1st place Regionals - 1st place 82 VOLLEYBALL WE OPPONENT L Lakeshore L Seaholm L Southfield L Andover L Oak Park L Berkley L Ferndale W Troy L Kimball L Avondale L Seaholm W Southfield L Andover L Berkley L Ferndale Schoolcraft College Tourney W Troy L Kimball BOYS TENNIS THEY OPPONENT WE 4 Oak Park 3 6 Cousino 1 4 Dondero 3 7 Seaholm 0 5 Southfield 2 7 Andover 0 4 Oak Park 3 5 Berkley 2 2 Ferndale 5 5 Cousino 2 4 Troy 3 5 Kimball 2 3 Highland Park 4 8th place in SMA VARSITY BASEBALL WE OPPONENT THEY 0,5 Rochester Adams 4,4 3 Southfield 15 2 Seaholm 9 5,2 Cusino 3,7 2,3 Dondero 3,0 6,5 Troy Athens 3,4 3 Andover 5 1 Berkley 2(8 inn) 6 Ferndale 2 3 Troy 1 10,12 Kimball 6,11 2 Seaholm 9 5 Southfield 1 3 Andover 1 2 Mott 8 4 Ferndale 2 4 Rochester Adams 11 9 Troy 18 8 Berkley 2 SMA - 8-6 GIRLS SOFTBALL WE OPPONENT THEY 3 Fitzgerald 5 8 Madison 3 6 Andover 5 (lOin) 6 Berkley 9 10 Ferndale 18 6,12 Lincoln 3,19 5 Troy 1 0 Kimball 13 5 Troy Athens 12 7,11 Seaholm 8,6 (lOinn) 5,14 Oak Park 4,10 (10 ir 3 Andover 4 (8 inn.) 0 Warren Mott 6 (pre-dist.) 12 Ferndale 9 1,4 Southfield 3,5 18 Troy 1 2 Dondero 8 7 Berkley 5 1 Kimball 19 TRACK WE OPPONENT THEY L Seaholm W L Southfield W W Berkley L L Andover W L Ferndale W L Troy w W Kimball L SMA - 4th place BOYS SWIMMING WE OPPONENT L Oak Park L Lakeshore L Lamphere W Pontiac Northern L Seaholm L Southfield L Dondero L Andover L Berkley L Ferndale L Troy L Detroit Country Day L Kimball SMA - 8th place 83 Student Life What would we do without student life - our extra-curricular activities? The Vikettes were again state champs and fifth in the nationals. They were always around to entertain us at sporting events, along with the band, majorettes, and flag girls. The cheerleaders and Pep Club helped support our teams. We were entertained by the professionalized theatrics, symphonic bands, and harmonious choirs. Don’t forget the dances sponsored by BOD and other organizations that brought us all together. 84 85 This year... ...there was an assassination attempt made on the Pope and were released after 444 days of captivity...John Lennon was killed in Atlanta, GA...Bobby Sands and followers starved oil in the Mideast. More and more this year, girls were wearing dresses. President Ronald Reagan...the 52 American hostages in Iran murdered...at least 28 black children have been abducted and themselves to death for the IRA cause...there was a surplus of With every passing year, we all expect changes and this year was no different. It seems as if Calvin Klein, Jordache, Bon Jour, Gloria Vanderbilt, Sassoon and Chardon made millions off of students who rushed out for their $40 designer jeans. If our pants weren’t skin tight, they were baggy”. If we weren’t dressing preppie with straight legs and pointed shoes, cowboy boots, fringed shirts and hats converted us to the western look which was a nationwide fad. Hairstyles varied from the feathered look to perms. Some girls dressed their hair up a bit with French braids, but most kept it simple. Guys mostly kept their hair cut just above the collar. After school activities were pretty common. We were either rushing home to see what would happen to Luke and Laura on General Hospital or we’d be at a sports event. We were so caught up on daytime soap operas that they started having them at night. It was wondered nationwide, “Who Shot J.R.?” from the series Dallas. What will happen now that Jock Ewing (Jim Davis) died? Other popular television programs that we watched were 87 I---------------------------- Taxi, M A S H, Benny Hill, Real People and That’s Incredible. Full run movies such as The Muppet Movie, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Superman, The Shining, and Smokey And The Bandit II were offered on HBO and IT, but ON topped them all with Fright Night. For those who weren’t into TV or movies, there was always WLLZ, WABX, or WRIF. Disco was definitely fading as country music began hitting the top of the charts. Eddie Rabbit’s I Love a Rainy Night” remained the number one hit for several weeks and everyone liked the Rovers’ “Wasn’t That a Party.” Changes in government came when Ronald Reagan was elected as president over Jimmy Carter. His proposed economic plans will hopefully work out since the nation’s inflation was at 12% at one time. The economy has been so bad that the automobile industry recorded all-time low sales and in Michigan, unemployment was very high. Gasoline was around $1.35 a gallon for unleaded gas but recently OPEC put a freeze on their prices for six months. Although the economy was suffering so, we were still able to pay Tiger Steve Kemp $600,00 for a season.The Lion’s Billy Sims wasn’t exactly getting peanuts since he was our star player and hope for the future. This year, the New York Islanders won the Stanley Cup, the Boston Celtics won the NBA, the University of Michigan won the Rose Bowl and the Oakland Raiders won the Super Bowl. Although our lives were changing steadily, our stomaches weren’t. We still ate at McDonalds, Burger King, Arby’s and Taco Bell Favorite lingos of the year included sped, zero, lowlife and twit. Popular Albums- R.E.O. Speedwagon - Hi Infidelity AC DC - Back in Black Styx - Paradise Theater Rush - Moving Pictures Pat Benetar - Crimes of Passion Queen - The Game Christopher Cross - Sailing Popular Movies- Ordinary People Friday The 13th Elephant Man Coal Miner's Daughter Warriors Fame Stir Crazy Tess Raging Bull The Jazz Singer 88 89 The designer jeans craze boomed with more labels than we had space to display. Spirit Week 90 Competition was stirring as the sophomores, juniors and seniors challenged each other during Spirit Week. Each day had a different event scheduled. Monday was Dress-Up Day, Tuesday was Hat and Sunglasses Day, Wednesday was Backwards Day, Thursday was Stuffed Animal Day, and Friday was Maroon Gray Day. 91 Powderpuff: Seniors Defeat Undergrads, 18-6 The Senior cheerleaders seem confident of their team. Row 1 - J. McLeod, Y Johnson, D. Maust, R. Lockhart. A. Cormier. C. Vivian, T. Swanson Row 2 - G. Stair. B. Logan. R. Pappas. M. Layne. L. McKenzie. C. Cardenas. D. Sadow. S. Elkins Row 3 - C. McEachan. D. Kozlowski. S. Wilds, G. Wall, K. Pell. R. Lukasik, Coaches -- M. Lynch. D. Potter, S. Kelley Garee Wall is looking for a senior 92 and Tammy Bolton is looking for safe ground. Scorer of two touchdowns. Sue Tommas. Row 1 - D. Radolfski, C. Bresson. S. Moore. M. Edwards. D. Stachurski. T. Bolton, D. Coveyou. 1980 Homecoming Honey. Row 2-P. Mearnic. N. Van Meter. H. Quinero, C. O'Neil, M. Browning. R. Kuck. E. Holcombe. C. Ty (Tasha) Krassa Barwick. A. Lockhart. S. Pearce. S. Tommas. C. Hagaman. S. Dore. L. Nitz. J. Simmons. J. Jones. C. Barr. L. Newman, P. Murphy.Coaches-B. Sayyae, H. Thibodeau. R. Blanton 1980 Homecoming Candidates: From 25 down to 5 John Koczak Curt Ciaravino Row 1 - S. Mihelcich, M. B. Wilson, R. Brecht Row 2 - S. Boyd, S. Tommas, A. Lockhart S. Paquette Row 3 - C. Barwick. S. Pearce. J. Thomas. T. Bolton, T. Paser Row 4 - J. Gibson K. Brown. C. O'Neil, P. Mearnic, T. Mercier, K. Fegan. Row 5 - C. Hahn, J. Corso, J. Jones L. Warne, L. Corazza, C.Belz. D Tikkanen Lisa Warne Randy Weston 94 Row 1 - C. Titus, D. Precopio, C. Ciaravino Row 2 - G. Kozlowski. N. Young J. Bachynski R. Weston Row 3 - J. Koczak, B. Brown. R. Hutton, E. Dias, K. Trypus Row 4 - R. Blanton A. Lopp, K. Kind. H. Thibodeau. B. Cooper, N. Simat Row 5 - S. Allen. D. Elkins. M. Wilds E. Thom. S. Noud. D. Frye, B. Sayyae Norm Young Mary Beth Wilson Sue Pearce Glen Kozlowski Donna Tikkanen 95 Field Day 96 Field Day: Juniors conquer Seniors! 98 The Juniors fire-up for an unexpected victory. Field Day was full of excitement as the competition between classes began. Each class battled their way through the tug-o’-war, the tunnel race, the pie eating contest and the barrel dress. Everyone was full of spirit, but the juniors came through to win the Spirit Pot. After the battle, came the announcement of the 1980 Homecoming King and Queen. The deserving winners—John Koczak Sue Pearce. 99 1980 Homecoming King and Queen John Koczak is thought of as the active runabout in a varsity jacket. He is the type of guy who stays involved in many activities and helps out in whatever he can. John represents and shows pride in Hazel Park by partici- pating in sports, the Senior Class, and student government. Besides just being active, John has another great quality - his personality, and we’re proud to say he’s our king! Sue Pearce’s bright smile and friendly attitude builds her popularity and friendships. Like John, Sue takes part in many school activities. She's a member of the varsity cheerleading squad and the financial committee in student government. Although Sue keeps herself active, she finds time to plan her future. She wants to attend Central Michigan University to study broadcasting. When looking into Sue’s eyes, one can see a very confident person who knows where she’s headed. 100 Changes in Weather, Bring Changes of Reigning 1980 Homecoming Court Mary Beth Wilson Randy Weston Lisa Warne Sue Pearce Donna Tikkanen Sue Paquette Glen Kozlowski Norm Young John Koczak Curt Ciaravino 102 The crowning of Sue Pearce by the 1979 queen, Kim Bing, is surrounded by happenings of the homecoming dance. Dana Zartman and Dan Riley 103 Ty Krassa and Beth Teresa Svacha JAMS! Beautiful Things Happened Row 1: Co-Captain; Tina Peace, 3rd Lieutenant; Mary Beth Wilson. Row 2: 2nd Lieutenant; Chris O'Neil, 1st Lieutenant; Tammy Swanson. Row 3: Captain;.Donna Tikkanen. This was a spectacular year for the Vikettes. They accumulated a total of 13 trophies, two of them Grand champion Trophies and six of them 1st places. During summer camp at Oakland University, Tina Peace, Donna Tikkanen and Tammy Swanson qualified to try out for the All-American Drill Team. Later in the year at a clinic in Rochester, Michigan, Mary Beth Wilson and Sherry Boyd also qualified to try out for the team. In late March, all of the Vikettes trying out were selected as members of the All-American Drill Team. Captain Donna Tikkanen became the 1st person in Michigan to ever make the Top 15 finalists. Later she earned the title of All-American Drill Team Captain 1981. Row 1: T Peace, T. Swanson. M. Tunison. Row 2: R. Lockharl. K. Brown, S. Boyd Row 3: C. Stef I, M. Borowicz. T. Alarcon. M. Wilson. D.Zartman. M. Best. Row 4; S Mihelcich. W. Vance. C. Hawley. L. Blake. D. Tikkanen. T. Perkins. B. Mantha. They go from rags... ...to riches!! Mrs. C. watches with pride. Such perfect high kicks. Dancing to In the Navy 105 ...Because They Smiled!! Tina Perkins, shouldn't you be smiling? Rhonda Lockhart and Tanya Alarcon. Happiness is victory! 1980 Hazel Park Line Competition. Martha Layne Flag Girls of Hazel Park Majorettes and Flag Girls They Sparkle 108 Nancy Thomas MAJORETTES - Front Row: Julia Corso. Cres Hahn. Back Row: Martha Layne, Lorraine McKenzie, and Nancy Thomas. Up Our School Julia Corso and Cres Hahn 109 The J.V. Cheerleaders reach for the stars! J. V. Cheerleaders and Pep Clubs School Spirit Starts Here Above: Elise Holcomb. Debbie Clark. Nancy Hill, and Dwayne Dwayne Thayer. Below: Pep club meets to discuss future plans. Kim Craig says Hello! 110 Lynn Hein and Sue Radzilowski Rachael Gogis and Michelle Rasnake J.V. Cheerleaders Cathy Boni J.V. CHEERLEADERS • Front Row: Michelle Rasnake. Lynn Heim. Wende Sova, Kim Switaj. Middle Row: Sue Radzilowski. Stacy Hagaman. Karen Phoenix. Renee Houghton. Cathy Boni. Back Row: Kim Craig. Angie Benge. Coach Carol Cormier, and Rachael Gogis 111 Chris Kuck Colleen Barwick Lynn Corazza Varsity Cheerleaders What Would We Do Without Them? Debbie Kozlowski Cheryl McEachan VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Front Row: Colleen Barwick. Andrea Cormier. Chris Kuck. Middle Row: Sue Pearce. Debbie Kozlowski, Cheryl McEachan. Back Row: Carla Hagaman Paula Mearnicand Pam Durbin. Pam Durbin Sue Pearce What is Colleen Barwick yelling at? 113 Spring Musical - Two by Two Donna Tikkanen - the Golden Girl, and Tom Grady, A time of sorrow as Ester passes away. 114 Noah.......... Japeth........ Shem.......... Ham....,...... Ester......... Rachael....... Leah.......... Goldie........ Crew - Director...... Asst. Director. Stage Managers. House Manager. Budget Manager Sue Karlowski and Bob Cooper. Cast_________________________ ...................Bob Cooper .......................Bob Tavi .................Darrin Newberry .......................Tom Grady ...................Sue Karlowski .....................Cathy Barr .................Stephanie Crifasi ..................Donna Tikkanen ............Ms. Kathy Thompson ......................Lisa Noud ... Laurie Nelson and Phyd Belleville ...................Nancy Slivatz ...v...............Lynn Kramer Bob Cooper portraying the part of Noah The family prays at a time when strength is needed. 116 Don Brewer waits for the signal. Harold Brenizer and Mark Bernier keep in tune. Just a few members of the Marching Band. Here we come says Mike Wiggins. 116 Bands Make Spectacular Showing Barbara Thies toots her clarinet. Patty Murphy on the French horn. Mary Nolan and Lisa Zagar. Cheryl Clause. Attention!! 117 Leo McPherson Concert Choir and Chorale Make Beautiful Music Patrice Knox What seems to be the problem Tom DiPalma. Concert Band Lovely additions to the Concert Band. 120 Band Concerts - Music To Brighten Our Days Paul Baker jams on the drums. Dave Pepper and Artie Sohlin. Tom DiPalma, Paul Miela and Darin Newberry. Gee. I hope I'm doing this right. 121 Spring Choir Concert- A Time of Love and Song Tracey Lee Varsity Choir 122 Tracy Mercier Patty Murphy playing the handbells. Ed Allaway says. I think I've just been poisoned! Paul Henson as Teddy Brewster. Could this be Steve Webb? Cast Sue Karlowski.... Joe Panzica..... Christine Pyne... Ed Allaway...... Bruce Farrell... Ron Royer....... Scott Hanson.... Nancy VanMeter Bob Tavi........ Bob Cooper...... Steve Webb...... Paul Henson..... Richard Sparks.. George Gorial.... Stephani Crifasi. .... Martha Brewster Jonathon Brewster ....Abby Brewster .......Dr. Einstein ........Lt. Rooney ....Rev. Dr. Harper ....Officer Brophy ....Elaine Harper ....Officer O'Hara Mortimer Brewster . ..Mr. Witherspoon ....Teddy Brewster ....Officer Kleine .........Mr. Gibbs ....Elaine Harper Bob Cooper and Stephanie Crifasi. Oh no, I think someone is coming. There wouldn't be arsenic in that tea would there? 125 The Company Presents- Curtain Going Up Lisa Noud......... Kelli Harvey...... Sue Karlowski..... Rachael Gogis..... Donna Hollaway... Nikki Varney...... Lisa Patee........ Terri Patee....... Stephanina Crifasi Leslie Plumb...... Lewis Gartin...... Todd Sheets....... Bob Tavi.......... Bobby Cooper...... Joe Panzica....... Tom Puckett....... Mike Wiggins...... ...Miss Irene Burgess ..........Lorry Fuller ...Nancy Leveridge ... Miss Carolyn Moran ..Miss Henrietta Rivers ..........Elsie Hunter .........Sylvia Moore ........Janet Moore ..........Joan White ........Kyle Roberts ...Mr. Norman Carter ......Andy Fullbright ......Jocko Guthrie ........Milt Sanders ........Buck O'Hara ...Mr. Tony Peterson Mr. Richard Leveridge Donna Hollaway 126 Todd Sheets Mr. Tony Peterson portrayed by Tom Puckett. Elsie and Nancy argue over parts in a play. Jocko and Milt seem to be enjoying themselves. 127 Gals Treat Guys to Sadie Hawkins. Randy Weston and Sue Karlowski get hitched! Above: Bill Cook and Lynda Brown sure look happy. 129 The Nerd (Ty Krassa). This was one ot many classes which participated in the Christmas Door Decorating Contest. Cheryl Vivian is always willing to help out. Heated discussions built up around the smoking issue. 130 Board of Directors BOD members solving problems the best way they can. Row 1: - Mr. Grant, Advisor; Cres Hahn, Treasurer; John Koczak, President; Debbie Coveyou. Secretary. Row 2 - T. Swanson, J. Thomas. C. Barwick, S. Pearce. R. Lukasik, T. Krassa, B. Tucker. Row 3 - J. Gibson, C. Sanders. C. Vivian, R. Morgan. C. Blanton. P. Knox, D. Sadow, B. Ciaravino This year BOD did their best to come up with new and interesting ideas. They had a Christmas Door Decorating Contest and a very sucessfui second Spirit Week Field Day. The RA was abolished and Friday Forums began. The biggest issues that were dealt with this year were the Code of Conduct and the smoking room. Annette Sayyae and Bill Tucker demonstrate the smoking machine which is used to show the Rich Hutton dressed for Cowboy Indian effects of cigarette smoking. Day. 131 Language Club- Learning About the World Language Club, this year, has done alot of things to raise money and to let the school know that they’re there. A few projects have been selling candy hearts for friends and sweethearts on Valentine’s Day and they also sold flowers the first day of spring. The Language Club also plans field trips for the end of the year. The French classes went to the French Restaurant “The Magic Pan”, while the Spanish students traveled to the Spanish restaurant “El Nibble Noole”. Row 1: K. Boatman; Vice-President, C. Fuller; President. Row 2: E. Holcombe; Treasurer, L. Crafton; Secretary. John Warrick, Language Club member. -rT Kim Boatman busy as Language Club Vice-President. 132 Science Fiction Club- Wondering About the Unknown Not too many people know about the Science Fiction and Fantasy Club. These people are missing out on alot of fun and excitement! The Science Fiction group, advised by Mr. Dave Fobear, goes on many field trips during the year. The group has seen such movies as “Final Countdown”, “Hanger 18”, and of course, “The Empire Strikes Back”. Going on such field trips upholds the interests of the students. The officers this year are getting groups together to play Science Fiction War Games. This also helps promote interest in the club. Jeff Darcy Science Fiction Club Officers. Mr. Fobear. advisor. 133 National Honor Society Kim Boatman Barb Bostic Janet Brewer Kerri Brown Carolyn Clause Debby Coveyou Mark Ernatt Jean Gibson Carla Hagaman Cres Hahn Sherri Harji Rita Kuhn Crystal Martin Sue Mihelcich Jim Norton Chris O’Neil Bonita Thacker Bonnie Thies Jeanne Thomas Donna Tikkanen Sue Turner Don Tuski Marybeth Wilson Sue Yoskovich President - John Yoshida Vice-President - Neil Simat Secretary - Robert Sanborn Treasurer - Randy Weston Advisor - Mrs. S. Shaffner New Members Kathy Allen Kevin Baker Jeff Bennett Lynda Brown Pam Durbin Dale Gutt Jean Knear Martin Kuttner Martha Layne De—Ette Liekfelt Terry Madison Pam McAuley Lorraine McKenzie Mindy Park Tina Peace Dana Sadow Candee Sanders Penny Smith Connie Strouse Nicole Varney Cheryl Vivian John Warrick Mary Browning Darlene Bugaj Lynn Crafton Sheryl Fuller Lisa Gallop Elise Holcombe Harold Thibodeau William Warrick Norm Young Two-year member. Don Tuski. Mark Ernatt. Rob Sanborn and Artie Sohlin are doing the paperwork for new members Robert Sanborn, secretary; Neil Simat, vice-president; and John Yoshida. president. Chris O’Neil 134 Pennies For Pee Wees 135 Parker Staff The Roving Sheryl Fuller and Tim Dyke Mark Robbins looks excited The parker staff has fun no matter what! Ed Ross, staff photographer 136 Yearbook Staff Puts Memories Together Jeanne Thomas and Sue Turner, yearbook co-editors. Brian Ciaravino. yearbook photographer. 138 The 1981 Yearbook Staff happily together. Melissa Tunison Lynda Brown. Mr. Sil. and Shari Elkins Penny Smith and Martha Layne. Cheryl Vivian Jeff Bennett, working hard. Dana Sadow and Candee Sanders Bonnie Thies. Sherri Harju. Dale Gutt, Penny Smith, and Martha Layne 139 Departments Our classes always seemed to be a waste of time, but deep down, we have to admit their importance. We learned to look through microscopes without getting “ring around the eye”, to know the use of the buttons of a calculator, to make up footnotes for a term paper, and that the jams weren’t too good in the language classes. Getting along with the teachers wasn’t always the easiest, but the “brown-nosers” always seemed to find ways. If they weren’t answering every question from the teacher, they were the only one with their homework done. All and all, the teachers did do their best to prepare us for the outside world. 140 Principals and Secretaries - School Operation, Administration Is In Their Hands The administrators of our school are the bases of the operation of our school. Pictured from left are Mr. Thomas Purdy, assistant principal; Mr. John Noud, principal; and Mr. Loren Bloetscher, assistant principal. Each has his own responsibil- ities around the school. Mr. Noud teaches an algebra class, and has responsibilities of the hiring and supervision of the teachers, the conduct of the students, the upkeep of the school, the budget, and he substitutes sometimes when a teacher is absent. Mr. Purdy is responsible for taking care of the tardies, absences, attendance, enrollment, and writing out excuses. Mr. Bloetscher takes care of scheduling, registration, and the enrollment at the beginning of school. They keep things organized. The secretaries also have a major role in the school's organization. They take care of the written work, filing, typing, and keep the students records, schedules and endless informa- tion in place. The administrators work together to keep the school in shape so we know where we’re goin'; what we’re doin'; and where we’ve been. 142 Top: Mrs. Dutkiewicz. Above: Mrs. Mayo Mrs. Schofield Top: Mrs. Hamilton Above: Mrs. McIntosh Mrs. Ozment 143 Standing: Mr. R. Scott, Mr. S. Mauro. Mr. W. Hitchcock. Mr. J. Turner Sitting: Mrs. S. Hooton, Mr. H. Brenizer, Mr. A Weston. Board of Education- Making the rules and running things behind the scenes. Dr. E. Paul Frampton Sitting: Mr. J. Gibson. Dr. E. Paul Frampton, Dr. D. Newberry. Standing: Dr. P. Haggerty, Dr. H. Eld ridge 144 Mrs. G. Ellsworth Counselors- Always taking time Mr. R. Morrill Mr. P. Viergiver to help us with problems. Dr. L. Gadzinski 145 Our custodians: C. Kirk, M. Guilt, L. Fuller, G. Harrison. L. Charpentier. Janitors- They keep our school in great shape! Below:Mrs. L. Fuller with hall monitor Gloria Smith. 146 John Koczak seems to have found a friend in hall monitor Mrs. Hoeft. Top: Mrs. Hilliard is telling a good story to Mrs.McConnaughey and Mrs. Joan Scott Above: Mrs. F. Kroll. Hall Monitors- Friend or Foe? Keeping order in the halls is their job. Our Hall Monitors: F. Kroll, J. Herzhaft. G. Hoeft. M. Hilliard. N. Tomachaski � + 147 MR. TOMASIK-Food Service Director MRS. D. PATTON- Food Prep., Cake Decorating Try Foods- Learning and Working a Creative Way Below: Maria Cervantes and Lisa Sparks make the frosting while Steve Attanasia and Arica Klain watch. Bottom: Sandy Cardenas and Kathy Fegan show off their creation. Irene Janson and Lynn Mayle Debbie Kaufman Steve Attanasia and Mrs. Patton watch while Sandy Cardenas prepares the cake for lunch the next dav. 148 Mrs. E. Mancini Mrs. Grifka Cooks- Working Hard To Keep The Kitchen Running Smoothly 149 Library Mrs. Ritchie A Place To Filing some inventory cards is Kim Womack. Read and Learn 150 Bill Burchett Michelle Holifield. Rhonda Lockhart, Craig Boni. Kelly Thirtyacre and Rich Hutton are some of the second semester Audio Visual personnel. Terry Sutton and Charlene Counts Corine Wilkowski and Dana Zartman Audio Visual Aiding Us Chris Kuck and Curt Whitsett in a Variety of Learning 151 Co-op Learning Skills For The Future Mr. Sikorski Adv. Machine Shop, Machine Shop 1, H - Trade Indus, Co-op. I Mr. Rood General Office. Co-op The office co-op program began in 1964 with the trade and industrial section starting in 1966. For years students have developed basic occupa- tional training for later full- time employment in business and industry. It works to combine class- room instruction with supervised training. The time of the student is divided between school and a part-time job. The classes taken are directly related to the job- a future career is the product of both. Jeannie Hufnagel awaits her lunch. Below: Bosses and employees together again. 162 Mr. Rood caught surprised. Below: Cheryl Strouse. Below: Mary Browning gives the invocation. 153 Industrial Arts- Learning Skills to Last a Lifetime. MR. SIKORSKI Adv. Machine Shop Machine Shop 1, Trade Indus, co-op MR. MERMUYS Home Repairs, General Metals, Home Maintenance, Home Improvement MR. CAMPER General Drafting, Arch. Drafting 1,2, 3. Machine Drafting 1, 2. Joe Wisniewski works on his project with precision. Steve Clough and Carl Mueller pose fora picture, but Carl seems to be a Mike Mercier concentrates on his work, little disinterested. 154 In the process of finishing one of his assignments in drafting is Dean Don Stamm Marshall. 155 Mike Whitt Barry Carr Nate Nichols and Don Stamm, are getting ready for their future. Wanchi Simon, thinking about his next project. Jardon Vocational - Doing Things They Like To Do 156 Getting ready for work is Tom Johnsonbaugh. Jim White, working on a project. Rick Brown 157 Trying to hide from the camera is Ray Shook. MR. R. ROOD General Office, Office Co-op MRS. E. SEIPKE Typing. Consumer Econ. MISS N. SHARP Fundamental Typing A. Fundamental Typing B. Adv. Typing Business- Looking into The Future. Awaiting the readout is Mike Lisiecki. MR. R. FULCHER Consumer Econ. MR. G. WEGNER Bookkeeping 1, Adv. Bookkeeping, Typing, Personal Math 159 Janet Sieben Carol Green taking dictation. Art— Showing Your Talents and Creativity MR. J. BURNS Art 1. Adv. Art. Crafts. Calligraphy MRS. J. McCONNAUGHEY Ceramics. Crafts. Art 1, Stitchery. Weaving Fibers. Sculpture Dawn Mitchem Kevin Gill works creatively making a wooden tray. Mrs. McConnaughey helping Tina Hurt with her weaving project. Liz Kessell, Debbie Junaud. Connie Majeran, Darlene Kilroy. and Rochelle Hebert. 160 Drama— All Aspects of Great Acting missk Thompson A ka Tsiiinht Noko Foods. Family Living. “I W I QUVjl I I I IWl V Drama 1 2. Stagecraft. Adv. Stagecraft Steve Webb. Carrie Barringer. Jean Knear. Bob Tavi. and Valerie Mihelcich. Tom Grady and Donna Tikkanen practice their acting skill in Drama 2 Keilli Harvey acting out a scene in Curtain Going Up with Bob Cooper. Joe Panzica. Terri Patee. and Todd Sheets Bob Tavi. 161 Science Discoverers of the Future MR. J. THOMPSON Earth Science, Chemistry 1 2 MRS. D. BUCKLEY Everyday Science, Business Math, Physics MR. D. ELDRED Chemistry. Personal Math. Space Science MR. E. DUDA Biology, Adv. Biology ■! Mark Ernatt works on his experiment in Chemistry II. 162 As you can see Rick Tommas likes his biology work. Bruce Sanders (left) and Barry Sloan take a minute out from their work. Mrs. Buckley helps Cathy Boni with her astronomy. Having trouble Earl Thom?” askes Mr. Eldred. Cheryl Curd seems to enjoy having Mr. Duda’s help. Cres Hahn checking her work with Mr. Thompson. Mike Lynch (left) and Jerry Fowler weigh a beaker in preparation for an experiment. 163 Social Studies Examining Society’s History MR. R. SNELL Freedom Rights. American Hist. Recent MR. L DUPKE mr. d. McClain Government. American Hist. Recent. Personal Psy. MR. E. KUHN American Hist. Recent. Consumer Econ., American Hist. Early MR. L. SILVASI Consumer Econ., Journalism. Hazel Parker. Yearbook Rev. Stanley Gutt is one of Mr. Snell’s many guest speakers in his Freedom. Rights and Responsibilities class. 164 Joe Bolitho, what are you looking at? Mr. Fulcher explaining some work to one of his students. Some of the many students taking Consumer Economics this year. Giving one of his interesting lectures is Mr. McClain. Checking over Mr. Kuhn's work is Mark Meyerhoff. 165 Mr. Snell helping students to communicate. Physical Education— Learning Keep Fit MR. J. BOUGHTON Life Fitness, 10th Grade Gym MRS. D. CHASTEEN Swim for Rec. 10th Grade Gym. Team Sports. Gymnastics MISS P. FIGAS 10th Grade Gym. Team Sports. Individ. Sports MR. R. FULCHER Tenth Grade Gym MR. J. MAGIERA Consumer Econ. Team Sports. Swim for Rec To Participate and 166 Dwayne Frye and Ed Diaz practice their great basketball skills. Rich Wright and Tony Stull Jeff Jaworski and Bob Shelton Top: Craig Boni concentrates on the ball. Above: Lynn Heim. Go for it! Steve Kirkwood puts a lot of effort in gym basketball 167 MR. J. DUMONT Shop Math, Adv. Algebra. Trigonometry, Algebra 1, Business Math(Adv. Algebra MR. BORJA Personal Math, Adv. Algebra-Trig.. Algebra I. Business Math. Adv. Algebra. MR. V. OHANIAN Algebra 1. Calculas. Geometry, Personal Math MR. C. MIKULAS Algebra 1. Geometry, Personal Math Swearing that he tells the truth to his class is Mr. Borja. Math - Learning to Solve Problems for the Future. Teaching another class is Mr. Ohanian. Ann Warrick 168 Lynn Corazza Bob Morgan practices his math skills. 169 Language Arts— New Languages, Creative Writing Reading, Mass Media; Variety MRS M. CURRY Composition, World Literature, Black Literature. French 1, Literature MISS S. SNETHKAMP Mass Media. Literature. Composition MISS J. MAIERLE Composition. Shorl Story. Magazines anc Newspapers MRS. C. WHIPPLE Spanish. Adv.Spanish French 1. Adv. French MR. D. FOBEAR Science Fiction. Composition. Literature MISS C. TYRKA Reading Lab MRS. S. MALONEY Creative Writing, Literature. Composition Frank Pawlicha and Tim Davis. Bob Miller 170 Glen Kozlowski comparing notes with Ty Krassa. Vickie Barrett and Dawn Flynn Steve Schlicker and Ed Greaves, Station H.P.H.S. Artie Sohlin and Tom DiPalma in a “hot” game of scrabble. 171 Home Economics■ Us for the 172 Helping Future Learn Skills Karen Fox MRS. E. ISHLER Clothing I, Advanced Clothing. Child Dev. Pre-School Child Care MISS K. THOMPSON Foods.Family Living Jason Jeross and Steven Shelley, two of the kids that are in Pre-school Child Care Class. Erica Klain and Lisa Bell Maria Ewanovich Miss Thompson helps out Jim Fell and Randy Richards. Top: Penny Dendy. Beth Lcgan, and Lisa Fisher Middle: Kathy Fegan and Shelley Askins work on their projects in sewing. Above: Looks like Kathy Groit enjoys cooking! 173 MR A. FISK Begin. Guitar. Music Theory. Adv. Theory. Chorale. Concert Choir. Varsity Choir Sing, Sing a Song VARSITY CHOIR - Row 1: T. Dover. K. Barringer. K. Shaughnessy. S. Rasnake. Mr. Fisk. K. Craig. W. Sova. K. Saputo Row 2: C. Brooks. E. Goodgine. T. Thompson. D. Hastings. ..Patee. E. Morales Row 3: K. Corso. L. Kessell. K. Wendall. C. Stephl. D. Durbin. J. Panzica. D. Owiesny. K. Switaj. L. Nelson. C. Wellman. 174 CONCERT CHOIR - Row 1: Mr. Fisk, B. Cole, N. Varney. N. Slivatz, J. Brewer, T. Nolan, B. Cooper, D. Newbery, T. Lee. S. Jackson, C. Kuck, P. Knapp, R. Kuck, M. Edwards. Row 2: M. Borowicz. T. Hall, C. Brooks, S. Plumb, M. Westergaard, R. Fulton, D. Beaudoin, J. Powers. L. Scaccia, D Thayer, P. Olson, B. Chism, S. West, T. Patee. Row 3: J. Gibson, N. VanMeter, D. Durbin. S. Wakefield, L. Gearhart, J. Wisniewski, B. Dozier, D. Jones. D. Mitchem, S. Beller. L. Kramer, K. Hooton. C. Stone. 175 CHORALE - Row 1: T. Madison. B. Cooper. C. Barr, D. Newbery, Mr. Fisk. Row 2: S. Crifasi, T. DiPalma, N. Silvatz, B. Farrell. K. Harvey. T. Lee. Row 3: K. Shaughnessy. T. Peace. K. Kind. R. Royer. S. Elkins, S. Moore, S. Allen, S. Karlowski, R. Weston, D. Hollaway. Cathy Barr. Steve Allen, Donna Hollaway. and Darrin Newbery. Kelli Harvey and Tina Peace. Kevin Kind and Sally Moore. 176 MR. B. TOPOLEWSKI Wind Ensemble. Concert Band. Marching Band The Sound of Music Jennifer Simons and Patty Murphy. Joe White and Keith Schooley. WIND ENSEMBLE-Row 1: J. Pheiffer, L. Brown. S. Hagaman. L. Blake. V. Seymour. L. Brenneman. C. Clause. Row 2: T. Madison. P. McAuley. M. Young. B. Tingley, B. Thies. C. Davis. P. Perala. C. Gould. M. Roberts. D. Pepper. W. Curd. B. McTurner. R. Paul. D. Gutt,T. Hoffdal. Row3: J. White. J. Caulkins. K. Schooley. R. Hill. T. DiPalma. J. Wrobbel. P. Miela. D. Newbery. F. Self. S. Hanson. A. Sohlin. K. Baker. D. Allen. G. Dumka. K. Takacs. P. Murphy. Row 4: C. Clause. L. McPherson. P. Baker. Mr. Topolewski. Mike Wiggins. Practice makes perfect! CONCERT BAND-Row 1: M. Best, K. Ross. B. Hayes. C. Hauley.S. Rives. J. Simons. Row 2: L.Zagar, M. Nolan. C. Anderson. D. Bush.G. Horner. S. Wilford, M. Kaufman. M. Bernier. H. Brenizer. Row3: B. Strick. S. Thrasher. D. Hauley, P. Murphy. D. Mills. J. Allen. C. Porter. W. Vance. K. Freileigh, R. Tuski, E. Ludwig. M. Wiggins. Row 4: Mr. Topolewski. D. Brewer. M. Bergholtz, L. Llewellyn. 178 JAZZ BAND - Row 1: W. Curd. D. Gutt. B. McTurner Row 2: P. Baker, T. Madison. D. Allen, G. Dumka. K. Takacs. M. Wiggins. Row 3: Mr. Topolewski. D. Newberry. P. Miela, T. DiPalma. 179 Wally Curd on the baritone saxophone. Undergrads The undergrads contributed heavily to the school. The sophomores had one of the largest classes in a long time, and the juniors weren’t far behind. The juniors were able to take spirit week with the sophomores second, due largely to their strong size. The sophomores were successful in junior varsity sports. The J.V. football team were league champs. The girls J.V. basketball and volleyball teams made commendable showings, along with the wrestling and boys basketball. Some even participated in varsity play. The juniors received their first taste of varsity sports, and handled it well. 180 181 Allen. J. Allen. J. Allen. R. Anderson. S. Asaro. P. Asbury. J. Askins. S. Ayotte. K. Baker. J. Bierkamp. E. Birks. J. Blackwell. D. Blake. L Blanton. C. Bogaert. G Boggess. R. Bom, C. Bossick. L. Baker. J Baker. M. Baker. M. Balaban. R. Barley. D. Barlow. M. Barrett. V. Barringer. C. Beasley. B Branum. D Breeding. G. Brenizer. H. Brewer. J. Bridget. S. Buckholtz. R. Bunn, G. Burkeen. J. Burle, T. 182 Cheryl Blanton, president; Rob Morgan, vice-president; Patrice Knox, secretary; Teresa DeWalt. treasurer Cassel, C. Cates. C. Ceci. D Cervantes. J. Chalke, A Scears, A Cole. A. Coleman. R Colleran. C. Colley. S. Connell. W. Cook. C. Coronado. J. Corso. K Costie. E. Counts. C. Covert. A. Coveyou. A. Cowell. D. Craig, K Crossno. D. Crumback. D. D'Anna. E. DeGracia, D. DeLashmutt. D. DeWalt. T. Dillon. R. Donovan. S. Dorenbush. D. Dover. T. Dozier. R. Dresden. K. 183 Durbin. E. Dysarczyk. K. Edgeman. T. Fisher. J. Fisher. J. Flynn. D. Edgil. C. Ellinger, J. English. P. Forbes. T Fox. J. Fox. K. Ervin, C. Falls. K. Farin, D. Frandesen, D. Fraser. M. Gambrell. J. Gartin. L. Gaval. A. Gemmell. D. Gill. K. Gillard, S. Gillespie. D. Gonyeau. G. Goodgine. E. Goold. B. Goulais, T. Gould. C. Griggs, D. Groit. K Grunow. M. Guiney. D. Hagamar. S. Hale. G. Hamel. J. Hampton, E. Hankins, E. Hanson. S. Harper. J. Harris. J. Harvey. F. Harvey. K. Hastings. D. Hawley. C. Hebert. R Heidmous. J. Heim. P. Hein. L. Helton. R. 1S4 Hempstead. M. Hervey, L. Hess. D. Hess, L. Hill. K. Hinkley. T. Hixson. P. Hodgson. T. Hogg. R. Holdwick. J. Holifield. M. Hollaway. E. Hollenbeck. L, Hollewa, K. Horne. M. Horne. S. Horner. G. Horner. T. Hubbard. J. Hulbert. R. Hunacek, R. Hunt. R. Hurnevich. D. Hutchins. C. Hutton. J. Jackson. R. Jagoda. C. Jaworski. J Jestic. M. Johnson. W. Jones. J. Jones. J. Jones. N. Jordan. M Karlowski. J. Katulski. A. Kaufman. M. Kelly. J. Kendzierski. C. Kendzierski, K. Kessell. E Kilroy, D. Klobucher. S. Knight C. 185 Ava Warthen seems to have been waiting quite a while. Knight, S. Knox. P. Knuckles. S. Koch. C Koeppen. R Krassa. R Krupa. T. Kuck. R. LaGrandeur. K. Laporte. M. Law. R. Lawson. R Rich Sparks Lee. T. Lewis. A. Lewis. L. Lieckfelt. D Littleson. K. Llewellyn. L. Lockard. D. Lockhart. R Long S. Lopata. K Ludwig. E. Lynch. C. Majeran. C. Mantha. 6 Marcero. M Marineau. S. Marr. S. Matney. D. Maust. D. Maynard. C McBride. T. McCartt. D. McCasey. B. McCormick. K. McCoy J. McCullough. N. McGrew. K. McGuire. J. McPhee. A. McOuay. A. McTurner. W. Mercier. M. 186 Miller, K. Miller, S. Mills. D. Mitchell. G. Mix. S. Morales. E. Morgan. R. Morrell. D. Moskal. D. Mova. M. Mova, S. Muirhead. T. Sherry Rives Murphy. J. Murphy. R. Nelson. M Neumann. P Newbery. 0. Nichols. N. Nielsen. J. Noe. L. Norton. G. Noud. L. Novak. J. Ochoa. D Olli. K. Orlando. K. Osmulski. J, Owens. T. Owiesny. D. Paluszewski, D. Panzica. J. Pappas. C. Pappas. L. Pappas. R. Parks. H. Passmore. L. Pa tee. M. Paterson. K. Paulson. J. Pelto. A Pepper. D. Perala. P. Perkins. T. Perrette. D. 187 Pfeiffer, j. Phillips. T. Phoenix, K Poirier. K. Porter. K. Pray. M. Press. B Puckett. T. Pulford. B. Quint. M. Radzilowski. S. Rasnake. M. Rasnake. S. Ray. A Revitzer. V. Rhodes. D Richardson. M. Riehle. T. Rietz. T. Rives. S. Robbins. B. Roberson. J Roberts. D. Roberts. J. Roberts. M. Robinson. D Rogers. T. Rose. D. Rosenogle. J. Ross. K. Rumble. K Russell. K. Ryan. D. Rygwelski. J. Saccia. L. Saferian. A. 188 Salem. M. Sanders, S. Sandusky. P Santana. 0. Saputo. K. Sawyers, T. Sayyae. A. Scalf. S. Schell. C. Schlagel. J. Schumaker. S. Scott. T. Serilia. L. Shalen, T. Shaughnessy. K. Sheets. T. Shelley. C. Shelley. R. Shelton. R. Sherrill. K. Shiplett. W. Shurter, R. Shook. D Sisk. C. Smith. L. Smith. L. Smolinski. L. So a ve. J. Sollars, N. Somoskey. W Sorah. K. Souleyrette. J. Sova. W. Sparks. R. Sparks. R. Spencer. K 189 Jeff Zagar and Dave Paluszewski Sponseller. M. Sprouse. J. StachowiaK. N Stachurski. R. Steed. W. Stef I. C. Stepke. E. Stewart. T. Stockton. S. Strick. B Sutton. T. Sweet. T. Switaj. K. Tatum. P. Tavi. R. Tervo. P. Thayer. P. Thies. B. Thirtyacre. K. Thomason. T. Tommas. R. Thompson. T Thompson. T. Thornell, D. Thorpe. K. Thrasher. S. Thweatt. J. Tingley. R. Todd. T. Tomalak. E. Toporek, D. Trantham. W Tucker. B. Rosie Pappas 190 Tuski. R. Tyynismaa. M Vance. W Vettese. T. Viars. R. Vierik, 0. Vogler. F. Wagers. A. Walker. T. Walker. T. Walsh. K Warrick. A. What is it-mass murder? Warthen. A. Waters. R. Webb. S. Wendell. K. Westergaard. B. Whitsett. C. Wiggins. M Wilds. M Winger. R. Woeltje. R Womack. K. Woodman. P. Woodruff. R. Wozny. C. Wrobbel. J York. C. Yorkey. K. Young. C. Young. D. Zagar. J. Zarkis. S. 191 Adolph, A Allen. D. Allen. K. Allen. R. Alsbach. N Anderson. J. Anness. P. Attwater. L. Bacalia. R. Bair. C. Baker, K. Baker. P. Barietta. D Barney. J. Barrett. E. Battles. J. Beaudoin. D. Bell. L. Belleville. P. Benge. A. Bennett. J. Bennett. K. Bergholtz. K. Berry. G. Blasingame. V. Blaze. V Bolitho. J. Bonga. K. Borthwick. D. Bostwick. G. Botaletto. M. Botrutf. F Boulan. R. Brenneman. L. Brewer. D. Brown. L. Browning. J. Bucchieri. R. Burleson. L. Byrd. R. Cagle. D Cantrell. M Cardenas. C. Carr. C. Carr. D. Cerdeira. M. Cervantes. M. Chamblee. A. 192 Patti McIntosh, secretary; Dana Sadow, president; Cheryl Vivian, vice-president; Martha Layne. treasurer Chaney. D. Chism, R. Christian. M. Ciaravino. B Clark. T. Clause. C. Clave. S. Cloud. J. Cole. E. Cook. W Cormier. A. Cotter. T. Cottrill, D. Coultis, R. Countryman. E. Crechiolo, R. Crifasi. S. Daigneault. V. Danielson. T. Davis. C. Davis. T. Dendy, P. Dillard. T. Dillon. J. Dodd. V. Dozier. W. Dumka. G. Duong, N. Durbin. D. Durbin. P. Durham. R Dyke. T. 193 Elkins. R. Elkins. S. Estrada. J Falvo. C. Farrell. B. Ferland. E Fisher. L. Fitz. J. Fitz. W Fletcher. K. Foley. J Fowler. J. Freeman. S. Frye. D. Galffy. M. Gogis, R Gonyeau. D. Gora. K. Gorial. G. Greaves. E. Greaves. R. Green, C. Grimsley. C. Gutt. D. Hahn. C. Hall. A. Hall. T. Hamilton. S. Hampton. T. Heidmous. G. Hendricks. V. Henry. K. Herd. T, Higgins. S. Hill. R. Hill. R. Hitchcock. T. Holcomb. D. Holcombe. D. Holeton, C. Hood. S. Hooton. K Hopkins. M. Hotchkiss. G. Houghton. R. Hufnagel. J. Iwankowski. K Jackson. R. Jackson. S. Jansen, I. Jenkins. L. Johnson. K. Johnson. T. Jones. D. Jones. D. Jones. D. 194 Kain. J. Kayoua, L. Kedziora. C. Kelley. T. Kelly. S. Kirkwood. S. Klain. E. Klingensmith. C Knear, J. Kozlowski. D. Kramer. L. Kropinak, T. Krozek. E. Kuck. C. Lambrecht. C. Layne. M. Lesniak, J. Lewis. S. Logan. B. Longdyke, R. Lukasik. R. Lynch. M Madison. T. Maki. J. Marchesseault. E. Marsee. M. Marshall. D Mathes. M. Matney. M Maurice. T. Mayle. H. McAlister. W. McAuley. P. McCann. J. McCartt. D. McCrystal. K. McEachan, C. Mcllvride. K. McIntosh. P. McKenzie. L. McLeod. J. McNaughton. S. McPherson. L. Measel, C. Brenda Wood 195 Mentier. R. Merrell. D. Meyerhoff, M. Miela, P. Mihelcich, V. Miller. A. Miller. L. Minelli. K. Mitchell. R. Moore. J. Moskal. R Mueller. K. David Boley Nelson. L. Nolan. M. Oaks. K Obodzinski, L. Oistad. K. Olson. A. O'Sullivan. S. Park. M. Passmore. J. Paterson. J. Pawlaczyk. R. Pawlicha. F. Peace. J. Peace. T. Peck. R. Pell. K. Petrie. L. Plonkey. R. Poage. L. Pond. R. Potoczak. T. Potter. D. Powers. L. Pratico. L. Precopio. V. Price. L. Pulford. D. Purchase. D. Quintero. J. Radofski. M. Ramsey. N. Randolph. D. 196 Rasmusson, R. Ray. J. Reichert. C. Rewitzer. W. Riehle, B. Rietz. R. Roach. J. Robertson. T. Rope. R. Rosenogle, J. Ross. E. Rowland. A. Bruce Farrell enjoys his geometry. Rowlett. T Roy. R. Royer. R. Rusztowicz. E. Sadach. S. Sadow. D. Salvatori, M. Sanders. B. Sanders. C. Schlicker, S. Scholl. A. Schulmeister, M. Schultz. L. Seals. R. Seilicki, D. Self. F. Self. J. Sell. G. Seymour. V, Shellnut. B. Shiplett, R. Sieben. J. Slivatz. N. Sloan. B Sluss. S. Smith, J. Smith. P. Sneddon. A. Songalewski. J. Sparks. D. Sparks. L. Spurgeon. M. 197 Stachurski. D. Stair G. Stone, C. Strouse. C. Stull. A. Svacha. T. Swanson. T. Takacs. K. Tavi, D. Taylor. B. Taylor. D. Thorpe. R. If looks could kill... Come on. let me out of the showcase! Thayer. D. Thibodeau. G. Thomas, N. Thompson. J. Thompson. L. Thompson. P. Thurau, D. Tisler. S. Treat. J. Troschinetz. T. VanBuskirk. W Varney. N. 198 Vivian, C. Wakefield. S. Walenty, A. Wall, G. Warrick, J Wellman, C. Westergaard, M. While. J White. J. Williamson. M Willoughby. L. Wisniewski. J. Wood. B. Wright. R. Wyatt, J. Yeip. J. Young. M Zagar. L. Zartman, D. Zervas, S. Zetouna. M Zurowski. L. Ed Greaves Elbow Ping-Pong? 199 Seniors Everyone said the Senior Class of ‘81 had no spirit and didn’t care about anything having to do with school. It was shown by placing last in the first spirit week and the cancellation of the Senior Variety Show. The class size of less than 300 did hurt, but the seniors did pull together when the banquet and prom were doubtful and made them memorable. The second field day was a runaway victory for the seniors. Regardless of the talk, the Senior Class of '81 did provide the leadership and example for the future classes to build on. 200 Above: Dr. Frampton Left: Robert Sanborn Tracey Mercier. Rhonda Brecht. Senior Breakfast Seniors Share Their We came together to share not only our thoughts but ourselves. 202 Cres Hahn, and Julia Corso. Entertainment from Chorale after breakfast. Members of the breakfast planning committee: Lisa Gallop, Michelle Jones, and Janet Brewer. Elise Holcombe 30wi £ fBioWn 2)oX 9lt JBu j aw ct. 205 'IPifliam DC ‘Bu.cA.U jBalttcia fBuvuU vtxif it uLiu eu t� . e uituvmti C atofijn (Itum 206 fR e UPT jam� (t flU 2U U (1 ad §U0« §. (j nujiv . I ftomOA Cf Q ituli j § UMU1 cf- Sia iam Tl fV«a n fR. TRicAtwf Xl DCandtty L7J Eau£ S. 'Ke iMJM t 6 . TKakn 3fUk T . DGm an £mla §. S.mmJ ja� a. § Catfa rTCajp.. u fRonuid $. 3Gaa TfUma $ rKoflaf ffiu:TCh, 3C yS.rKU 210 2)a-!n,gt9iLa «m 1JU9R!')IU DCxtan 2). VXicKofa am«4 a. £. a Ct 9U; 3 uiuifAij .9 V)loian ®ani«£ 7 CJU, U 3a� u� a £. C£aJ JU DC Qtuni 214 3am Cf. C£a,tC T.mi £. W 9UJt£. ‘£mf (-| uitjiu'lin ' £eU%i 3tno fJt. ucopia «) iaC4� j 8. 2X •uAon t� f. jEtufuctic ®ai U C. C2arUr Ci(U £. ftaU With Our Love 3Um .S'. Scfim.lU cun A TO. o)coti £f. S (uimti.im !j)ona { (V{ Siccet We fly And we look back on the dreams, We’ve shared together. And in time We will carry on a hope, That lasts forever. With our love, We can conquer any universe. And we’ll fly. No matter what they do to us, For we have learned from each other. Like the wind we will soar, To a world that is unknown, And we’ll take it in our arms For things we’ve known have made us one. With our love We can conquer any universe And we’ll fly No matter what they do to us, For we have learned from each other. And we’ll fly!!! Words Music by Susan Karlowski STuf ‘J. SumU «uiijSv ,S' S ummA XOancAu Su 216 We’ve Only Just Begun We’ve only just begun to live, White lace and promises, A kiss for luck and we’re on our way. Before the rising sun, we fly. So many roads to choose, We start out walking and learn to run. And yes, we’ve just begun. Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way, Talking it over, just the two of us, Working together day to day, together, together. And when the evening comes, we smile. So much of life ahead, We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow. We've only just begun, We’ve only just begun. CftlAuv T §ofstm e'tlo'um Ct §o, a S aujn fit. § tools mi Cf. S J oss Ci Smul«ic 3). SiMX 217 J 3). , I unison DCmLJifdlL ‘J mn i Clones, £. °D«9IU� 218 TCJ £Rono£i (emiilii a. . J imulRij ( £oia 9RiXuf §. oti 3). 8ilm on 3)onM e 8 U«'t SU a. 8««. Dana _$L. TLaalm (famw DC 9lU3)«u £l 9lXm 6. 9lLii)onafcl tfoC,i a ©«ac. 220 221 222 Randy Weston accompanies Sue Karlowski. Rich Hutton and Craig Boni. Below- Ty Krassa and Glen Kozlowski. Best of Times Below - Cathy Barr sings ir i 223 Lisa Gregory helps Mike Warrick with his tie. Don Tuski and Harold Thibedeau wait patiently for their dates. 224 Randy Richardson and date. 225 Randy Weston and Miss Tyrka Entertainment from the band Frosted . The prom proved to be enjoyable for all. and Forever Mock Elections: 1. Apple Polishers: Jean Gibson, John Koczak 2. Class Fox: Sue Pearce. Glen Kozlowski 3. Most Steady Couple: Lisa Gregory, Mike Warrick 4. Cafeteria Pig: Sue Pearce, Earl Thom 5. Most Spirited: Colleen Barwick, Ty Krassa 6. Most Athletic: Sue Paquette. Randy Weston 7. Class Clutz: Elise Holcombe, Brian Brown 226 The Real You! 8. Best Dressed: Donna Tikkenan, Ken Trypus 9. Best Bod: Chris Belz, Norm Young Not Pictured. 10. Most Likely To Succeed: Jeanne Thomas, John Yoshida 11. Most Shy. Sue Paquette, Brad Sayyae 12. Class Flirt: Tammy Bolton, Harold Thibcdeau 13. Most Talented: Sue Karlowski, Bobb Cooper 14. Class Clown: Colleen Barwick, Tom Grady 227 Class Day - A Day Of Memories and Tears 228 Mixed emotions. Senior Class President Jeanne Thomas. Sue Tommas and Ken Trypus. 229 Debbie Schmelter and Robert Sanborn. A moment to be remembered. June 5, 1981 Kim Boatman receives the Majorie Long Scholarship. A Day of Awards Jean Gibson is presented the Wilfred D. Webb Award. 230 The Bausch and Lomb Award goes to Mark Ernatt. Sue Turner accepts the All Sports Award. and Honors Bob Cooper and Sue Karlowski win the Drama Award. Mary Browning wins Math Award. Don Tuski carries his Bill Russel Award. 231 Harold Thibodeau receives his award. Cres Hahn and Steve Allen. 232 The singing of the Alma Mater. Sue Yoskovich and Mary Browning. 233 Commencement: A Smile, 234 Final moments as Seniors. Honored guests. A Tear, A Celebration! Dr. Frampton addresses the Senior Class of 1981. Mr. Noud reads the names of the graduates. David Dayton is happy to receive his diploma. 235 Thursday, June 11, 1981 The crowd looks on as graduates receive their diplomas. A triumphant Jim Powers. 237 Index Adkins, S...........................204 Adolph, A...........................192 Alarcon. T.........................104, 106 Allaway. E.....................124, 204 Allen, D................177, 179, 192 Allen, J.......................74, 182 Allen, J......................178, 182 Allen. K.....................169. 192 Allen. R.......................42. 182 Allen, R..........................192 Allen, S.......95. 80, 176, 204, 232 Alsbach. N.................192, 72, 80 Anderson, J..............„..........192 Anness, P.........................192 Anderson, S....................182, 178 Asaro, P..........................182 Asbury, J.........................182 Asken, L..........................220 Askins. S......................182, 173 Attanasia, S...................148, 204 Attwater, L.......................192 Ayotte, K.........................182' B Bacatia, R........................192 Bachynski, J......30. 95. 204, 75, 80 Bailey. R.........................204 Bair, C...........................192 Bagnowski, J......................204 Baker, J......................182, 76 Baker. J..........................182 Baker, K.............192, 177, 80. 67 Baker. M...............182, 81. 80. 77 Baker, M..........................182 Baker, P..........192. 179, 177, 121 Balaban, R........................182 Barletta, D....... 192, 75. 37. 33. 32 Barley, D...........................182 Barley P.............................79 Barlow. M...........................182 Barney, J...........................192 Barr. C...........93. 176, 204, 223 Barrett, E..........................192 Barrett, V.....................171, 182 Barringer. C............161. 174, 182 Barwick, C.....93. 94. 112. 113, 131, 204, 224. 225 Battles, J..........................192 Beasley, B......................76. 182 Beasley, J...........................80 Beaudoin, D....................175, 192 Beger, K............................182 Bell. L........................172. 192 Bell, M.............................204 Beller. S......................174, 204 Belleville. P.......................192 Belz, C..............94. 98. 204, 225 Benge, A............................192 Bennett. J........18, 74, 80. 139. 192 Bennett, K...........61, 80. 81. 182 Bennett, K......................74, 192 Bergholtz, K........................192 Bergholtz, M.............79, 178, 182 Berndt, C...........................204 Bernier, M........80, 116, 178, 182 Berry, G.............32, 33, 75. 192 Besheaurs, B......74, 77, 80, 81, 182 Best, M.................104. 178, 182 Bierkamp, E.........................182 Bierkamp, M.........................204 Bing. K........ Birks. J....... Blackwell, D. .. Blake, L....... Blanton, C..... Blanton R...... Blasingame, V. Blaze, V....... ...................103 ................182 ................182 79, 80. 104, 177, 182 ..25, 47. 77. 79, 80. 131. 182, 183 . 74. 93, 95. 204, 236 192 192 Mr. Bloetscher...................142 Boatman. K........ 132. 137, 204, 230 Bogaert, G............................74, 182 Boggess, R.......................182. 204 Bo ley, D.............................196 Bolitho. J....66. 76. 80, 96. 164, 192 Bolton, T............92, 94. 205, 225 Bonga, K..............................192 Boni. C.......107, 151, 163, 182, 205 Boni. C..............70. 75. 79. 223 Mr. Borja.............................168 Borowicz, M.................... 104, 175, 205 Borthwick, D..........................192 Bossick, L............................182 Bostic. B.............................205 Boistwick, G......................76, 80. 192 Botaletto, M......................23. 76, 192 Botruff, F............................192 Boulan. R.............................192 Boyd. S..........................94. 104. 205 Bradford, J...........................205 Branum, D.............................182 Brecht. R............62. 80. 81. 94, 202 205, 232 Breeding. G...........................182 Brenier, M.............................74 Brenizer. H 20, 38. 54. 61, 74. 79, 81, 80. 116, 178, 182 Mr. Brenizer ... Brennan, Mary Brenneman. L. Bresson, C.... Brewer, D..... Brewer, J..... Brewer, J..... Bridget, S.... Brooks. C..... Brooks, Jeff .... ...........144 ...........205 .....177, 192 ......93. 205 116, 178, 192 ..........182 175, 203, 205 ..........182 174. 175. 205 ...........205 Brown, B.........57. 80, 95. 205, 224 Brown, K.............94. 97. 104. 205 Brown, L....29. 69. 76, 80. 123, 139, 177, 192 Mr. Brown.....................52, 77 Brown, R..........................157 Browning, B .......................74 Browning. J.......................192 Browning, M......93, 153, 205. 231, 233, 236 Bucchieri. R......................192 Ms. Buckley..................162, 163 Buckholtz. R......................182 Bugaj, D..........................205 Mrs. Buhler .....................158 Bulger, D ........................205 Bunn. G...........................182 Burchett. B..................151, 206 Burnett, P........................206 Burkeen, J....................76, 182 Burle, T..........................182 Burleson, L.......................192 Bush. D 25. 64. 76, 80. 81. 178, 182 Bush. D...........................206 Bussen, T.........................182 Byrd. K...........................182 Byrd. R...........................192 C Cagle, D..........................192 Caldwell, M...................80. 182 Calkins. J........................182 Calley, L.........................182 Mr. Camper .......................154 Cantrell, M.......................192 Capobianco, S.....................206 Capps, F. 23. 44. 62. 72. 76. 79. 80. 81 45. 206 Cardenas. C..............92, 192, 232 Cardenas. S..................148, 206 Carr, B......................156, 206 Carr. C...........................192 Car r. D..........................192 Carter. B.........................206 Carter, M.........................206 Carter, T.........................206 Cassell, C........................183 2 38 Mr. Dupke, .......................76 Durbin. D..............174, 175, 193 Cates, C..........................183 Caulkins, J.......................177 Ceci, D...........................183 Cerdeira, M.......................192 Cervantes, J.....61. 74, 80 81, 183 Cervantes, M.................148, 192 Chalke, A.........................183 Chamblee. A.......................192 Chaney, D.........................183 Chaney, D.........................193 Chaney, J.........................206 Charpentier, L....................146 Mrs. Chasteen .....................75 Chism, R.....................175, 193 Christian, M......................193 Cheek. J..........................206 Ciaravino, B 40, 79. 131, 138, 193 Ciaravino, C. 16. 36, 41. 55. 74. 79, 94 95. 102, 206 Clark. D..........................206 Clark. T..........................193 Clause. Carolyn .........69, 80. 206 Clause. C..........80. 117, 177, 193 Clave. S..............27. 76, 80. 193 Cloud. J..........................193 Clough, S....................154. 206 Cole. A...........................183 Cole, E......................175. 193 Cole. T...........................207 Coleman, R........................183 Colleran, C...................77, 183 Colley, L..........................77 Colley, S.........................183 Mrs. Concato .....................150 Connell. W 20. 60, 74. 79. 80. 81,183 Cook, B.......................80. 123 Cook, C...........................183 Cook, W...........................193 Cooper. B. 95,114.115. 122.124,161. 175, 176, 225, 231 Corazzo, L.........94, 112. 169. 207 Cormier, A...............92, 113, 193 Cormier, B........................207 Coronado, D 28. 29. 37. 76, 80. 207 Coronado, J..............76, 80, 183 Coronado, S.......................207 Corso. K.....................174, 183 Corso, J...........94, 109. 203, 207 Costie, E.........................183 Cotter. T.....22. 44, 45. 76. 79, 193 Cottrill. D...................75. 193 Coultis, R........................193 Countryman, E............55, 79, 193 Counts, C....................151, 183 Covert, A.........................183 Coveyou, 4...............80, 159, 183 Coveyou, D...............93, 131, 207 Cowell. D.........................183 Mrs. Crachiola ...................105 Crafton, D...................132. 207 Craig. K.....................174, 183 Craig, T..........................207 Crechiolo, R......................193 Crifasi, S..............124. 176. 193 Crossno, D........................183 Crumback, D.......................183 Curd, C...........................163 Curd. W.................177. 179. 207 D Daigneault, V.....................193 Daniel. L.........................207 Danielson, T.....................193 D'Anna, E........................... Darcey, J.....................133. 207 Davis. C......................177. 193 Davis. T.....36. 58. 75, 80 170. 193 Dayton, D.....................207, 235 DeGracia, D......................... DeGrew. P..........................207 DeLashmutt, D.............77 Dendy, P......................173, 193 DeWalt, R......................75, 80. 207 DeWalt. T. 47, 65, 77. 79. 80, 81. 183 Diaz, E......48. 54. 79. 95. 166. 208 Dillard, T.........................193 Dillon. J..........................193 Dillon, R........................... DiPalma, T. .119, 121, 171, 176. 177, 179. 208 Dodd. T............................208 Dodd, T............................193 Donajkowski, Mrs...........149 Donovan, S.........................183 Dorenbush. D.......................183 Dore, S........................93. 208 Dover. T......................174, 183 Dozier, R.60. 74. 80. 81, 175. 183 Dozier, W..........................193 Dresden. B 41, 74. 79 Dresden, K.....................74, 79 Ducharme, C....................77, 80, 184 Mr. Duda......................162. 163 Dufraine. D........................184 Dujardin, L........................184 Dumka, G...............177, 179, 193 Mr. Dumont .............168 Duong, N...........................193 Durbin. E........................184 Durbin, P...................113, 193 Durham. R........................193 Mrs. Dutkiewicz .................143 Dyke. T.........27. 76. 80, 136, 193 Dyarczyk, K......................184 Ebarra. B.......................208 Edgeman, T......................184 Edgil, C 184 Edwards, B 208 Edwards, M 93, 175 Mr. Eldred 74, 80, 162, 163 Mr. Eldridge, 144 Elkins. D 37, 74. 80, 95, 208, 222 Elkins, R 194 Elkins. S. 23, 44. 45, 62, 76, 80, 81,92 79. 139, 176, 194 Ellinger, J 77, 184 Mrs. Ellsworth .. 144 English, P 184 Ernatt. M .26. 76. 80, 134, 162. 208 231, 232 Ervin, C 184 Estrada. J 194 Ewanovich, M. ... 173, 208 ftp � Falls. K 80, 81. 184 Falvo, C 194 Farin, D 64, 80. 81, 184 Farkas, A 184 Farrell, B 176. 194. 197 Fegan, K 94. 148, 173, 208 Fell. J 173 2 39 Ferguson. L. . 184 Ferland, E. ... 70. 74, 79. 194 Miss Figas ... 63. 80. 81 Fisher, B 74. 208 Fisher, E 80. 81. 184 Fisher. J 41, 74. 79. 80. 81. 184 Fisher. L 173. 194 Mr. Fisk 119, 174, 175, 176 Fitz. J 194 Fitz. W 194 Fletcher, K .. 194 Fletcher, M. 208 Flynn, D 171. 184 Fobear, D 133 Forgerty, P . . 44. 45. 79, 80. 81. 208 Foley, J 80, 81. 194 Forbes. T 184 Fowler, J 67. 74. 80. 194 Fox. C 208 Fox, J 184 Fox. K 172. 184 Dr. Frampton 144. 202. 235 Frandeson. D. 76. 184 Fraser. M 184 Frye, D 58. 208 Freeman, S. . 194 Freileigh, K. . 178 Frye. D 49. 95. 166, 194 Frye. D 54. 79, 80 Mr. Fulcher . 27, 76. 80, 165, 158 Mrs. Fuller ... 146 Fuller, S 132. 136, 208 Fulton, R 175, 208 G Gadzinski, L. 145 Galffy. M 194 Gallop, L 28, 69, 76. 80. 203, 208 Gambrell, J.......................184 Gartin. L........74. 80. 81. 123. 184 Gaval, A..........................184 Gearhart, L.......................175 Ms. Gebhart........................75 Gemmell, D....................69, 184 Gemmed. L .28. 37, 76. 80, 209. 232 Gibson, J. 22, 37, 44. 45, 54, 76, 79. 80. 94, 131. 175. 209, 224. 230 Mr. Gibson.......................144 Gid, K......................160, 184 Gidard, S........................184 Gidespie, D.............20, 74, 184 Gogis. R...............125, 127. 194 Gonyeau. D.......................194 Gonyeau, G.......................184 Goode. J.........................209 Goodgine, E.................174, 184 Goold, B.........................184 Gora, K.....................155. 194 Gorial, G ......................194 Goulais, T.......................184 Gould. C....24, 25. 77. 79. 177. 184 Grady, T....... 114, 161. 209, 225 Graham, S........................209 Mr. Grant...................131, 222 Greaves, E..79. 150, 171,194, 198 Greaves, R.......................194 Green. C...................159, 194 Gregory. L......29, 76. 79, 80. 209, 222, 224 Griffiths, J. Mrs. Grifka Griggs. D. .. Grimsley. C. Groit, D...... Groit, M...... Grose. T...... ....80 ...149 74. 184 ...194 ...173 ...184 ...209 Grunow, D.........................184 Mr. Guido ... 65. 75. 80, 81. 158, 159 Guilt, M..........................146 Guiney, D.........................184 Gutt, D................177, 179, 194 Gutt. Rev. S......................164 H” Hagaman, C..............93, 113, 209 Hagaman, S.......................177, 184 Hagey, B..........................209 Haggerty, Dr......................144 Hahn, C...........................232 Hahn, C.......94, 109, 131, 163, 194, 203, 209 Hale, G.................80, 81, 184 Hall, A...........................194 Hall, T..........................175, 194 Hamel, J..........................184 Hamilton, C.......................109 Mrs. Hamilton ....................143 Hamilton, S.......................194 Hampton, E....................74, 77, 184 Hampton, T........................194 Handley, M........................209 Hankins, E........................184 Hanson, S. ... 52, 54. 55, 77, 177, 184 Harju, S..........................209 Mr. Harm .........................154 Harper, J.........................184 Harris, J.........................184 Harrison, G.......................146 Harvey, F.........................184 Harvey, K...............26, 176, 184 Hastings, D......................174, 184 Hawley, C............. 104, 178, 184 Hawley, D.................... 178,209 Mr. Haynes ..................78, 79 Hays, B. .33335, 36, 64, 75, 80, 81, 171 Hebert, R........................160, 184 Heidmous, G.......................194 Heidmous, J.......................184 Heim, L..........................167, 184 Heim, P...........................184 Helton, R.........................184 Hempstead, M......................185 Hendricks, V......................194 Henry, K..........................194 Henson, P.................. 124, 209 Herd, T...........................194 Hervey, L.........................185 Herzhaft. J.......................147 Hess, D...........................185 Hess, L...........................185 Hess, R...........................209 Higgins, S........................194 Hilliard, Mrs.....................147 Hill, K...........................185 Hill, R...........................194 Hill, R..............75,80, 177, 194 Hinkley, T........................185 Mr. Hitchcock ....................144 Hitchcock, T...........52,74,77, 194 Hixson, P.........................185 Hodgson, T........................185 Mrs. Hoeft .......................147 Hoffdal.T.................... 177,209 Hogg, R...........................185 Holcomb, D........................194 Holcombe, D.......................194 Holcombe, E.......35, 75, 80, 81,93, 132, 203, 209, 224 Holdwick, J..............80. 81, 185 Holeton, C........................194 Holifield, M................151, 185 Hollaway, D.............. 126,176,209 Hollaway, E.......................185 Hollenbeck, L............20, 74, 185 Hollewa, K........................185 Hood, S...........................194 240 Hooton, K 174,194 Mrs. Hooton 144 Hopkins. M 194 Horne, M 185 Horne, S 43, 79, 185 Horner, G 178, 185 Horner, T 185 Hotchkiss, G. ... 40, 79, 194 Houghton, R. .. 194 Hubbard, J 185 Hufnagel, J 152, 194 Hughes, D 30, 71. 75 Hulbert, R 185 Hunacek, R 75, 185 Hunt, R 185 Hunt. T 26, 76. 80 Hurnevich, D. ... 71,76, 79.185 Hurt, T 160,210 Hutchins, C ..74, 79. 80.81. 185 Hutton, J ..74. 79, 80,81, 185 Hutton, R. ... 73, 79, 95, 131, 151,210 223 i ft | V V Iwankowski, K. .. 194 • •J” Jackson, R 194 Jackson, R 185 Jackson, S 175, 194 Jagoda, C 185 Jansen, 1 148,194 Jaworski, J 167, 185 Jenkins, N 210 Jestic, M 185 Jenkins, L 194 Johnson, K 194 Johnson, T 92, 194 Johnson, W 185 Johnsonbaugh, T 157 Jones, D 174, 194 Jones, D 80, 194 Jones, D 194 Jones, J 185 Jones, J 93. 94, 210 Jones, L 210 Jones, M 203,210 Jones. N 185 Jordan, M 76,80, 185 Junaud, D 160 “KM Kain, J 195 Karlowski, J 185 Karlowski, S. ... .. 114, 123, 176, 210, 223. 225, 231, 233 Katulski, A 185 Kaufman, D. ... 148 Kaufman, M ....80,81. 178. 185 Kayoua, L 195 Kedziora, C 195 Keeton, J 210 Keith, K 210 Kelley, J 210 Kelley, T 195 Kelly, J 185 Kelly, J 210, 237 Kelly, S .58, 74.80, 92. 195 Kendzierski, C. . ...21,74, 77,80, 185 Kendzierski, K. . 185 Kessell, E ...75, 160, 174, 185 Kha, Cha 210 Kha, Thai 210 Mrs. Kile 150 Kilroy, D 160, 185 Kind, K 74.95, 176,210 Kirk, C 146 Kirk, J 210 Kirkwood, S 167, 195 Kish, K 210 Klain, E 148, 172, 195 Klingensmith, C. 195 Klobucher, S....................185 Klokucher, E....................211 Knapp, P.......................175,211 Knear, J.................137, 161, 195 Knight, C......................80, 81, 185 Knight, S..........................186 Knox, P.........79, 119, 131, 183, 186 Knuckles, S........................186 Koch, C............................186 Koczak, J...... 17, 19,72,74,80.94 95, 98, 100, 101, 102, 131, 147, 166, 211, 224 Koeppen, R.........................186 Koss, R.......................211, 236 Kozicki, T.........................211 Kozlowski, D.......92, 112, 113, 195 Kozlowski, G.......59, 75, 80, 95, 102, 171, 211, 223, 224 Kramer, L.....................174, 195 Krassa, R......................28, 76, 186 Krassa, T......92, 103, 130,131,171, 223, 224, 237 Mrs. Kroll ........................147 Kropinak, T..........72, 74, 80, 99, 195 Krozek, E..........................195 Krupa, T...........................186 Kuck, C........112, 113, 151, 175,195 Kuck, R..............77, 93. 175, 186 Kuck, Rose ...................211, 237 Mr. Kuhn ..........................165 Kuhn, Rita.........................211 ••i� « LaBelle, A 211,237 LaBelle, S 211 LaGrandeur. K. 74.186 Lambrecht, C. . 195 Langewicz, D. . 211,237 Laporte. M. ... 80. 81, 186 Larch, M ....31.71,75, 79,211 Law, R 186 Lawson, R. ... 80, 81. 186 L4yne, M .92, 108, 109. 139. 195 Learst, S 211 Lee T ....122,175,176,186 Mr. Leenouts .........................77 Leonowicz, P.........................211 Lesniak, J...........................195 Lewis, A.............................186 Lewis, S.............................195 Lewis, L.............................211 Lewis, L......................80, 186 Lieckfelt, D.........................186 Lingerfelt, J........................211 Lisiecki, M..................158, 212 Littleson, K.........................186 Llewellyn, L.................178, 186 Lockard, D...........................186 Lockhart, A......................93, 94, 212 Lockhart, R. ...92, 104, 106. 151, 186 Logan. B............92. 103, 173, 195 Loken, R.............................212 Long, J..........57,72,80,169,212 Long, S..............................186 Longdyke, R..........................195 Lopata, K....................80, 186 Lopp, A........................74,95,212 Ludwig, E...................178, 186 Lukasik, R..............35,75,92,131,195 Lukasik, S...........................212 Lynch, C..............20, 74, 79, 186 Lynch, M.......17, 74, 80,92,163,195 “M Madison, T........ 176, 177, 179, 195 Mr. Magiera......24, 36, 49, 77, 78, 79 Majeran, C..................160, 186 Maki, J..............................195 Mrs. Mancini ........................149 Manes, J.............................212 Mantha, B........................104,186 Marcero, M.......................80, 81, 186 Marchesseault, E.....................195 Marineau, S..........................186 Marsee, M................56, 79, 80, 195 Marshall, D.................155, 195 Marr, S..............................186 Martin, C............................212 Marvin, S................49,74,79,80,212 Mathes, M....................74, 195 2 41 Matney, D..........................186 Matney, M..........................195 Maurice, T.........................195 Mr. Mauro .........................144 Maust, D.......................92, 186 Maust, J...........................212 Mayle, H......................148, 195 Maynard, C.........................186 Mrs. Mayo .........................143 McAlister, W.......................195 McAuley P.....................177. 195 McBride, T.........................186 McCain, S..........................212 McCann, J......26, 27, 37, 76, 80, 195 McCartt, D.........................186 McCartt, D.........................195 McCasey,' B........................186 McClain, B.........................212 Mr. McClain .......................165 McClatchey, A......................212 Mrs. McConnaughey .............147 McCormick, K.......................186 McCoy, J...........................186 McCrystal, K.......................195 McCullough, N......................186 McEachan, C..........92, 112, 113, 195 McGrew, K..........................186 McGuire. J................ 74, 80, 186 Mcllvride, K......31, 73. 75, 79, 195 Mrs. McIntosh .....................143 McIntosh, P........................195 McKenzie, L...............92, 109, 195 McKenzie, W........................212 McLeod, J............36. 75, 92, 195 McNaughton, S......................195 McPhee, A..........................186 McPherson, L..............117,177, 195 McQuay, A..........................186 McTurner, W................. 177, 179, 186 Mearnic, P...........93,94,113,212 Measel, C..........................195 Mentier, R.........................196 Mercier, M.................154, 186 Mercier, T.........................94, 123,202,212 Mr. Mermuys .......................154 Merrell, D.........................196 Meyer, T...........................212 Meyerhoff, M..........74, 80, 165, 196 Miela, P.................... 177, 179, 196 Mihelcich, K.......................212 Mihelcich, S..................94, 104, 212 Mihelcich, W...............161, 196 Mr. Mikulas ..............59, 80, 168 Miller, A..........................196 Miller, K..........................187 Miller, L..........................196 Mrs. Miller .......................149 Miller, R..........................170 Mills, D.......................43, 74, 187 Miller, S..........................187 Mills, D.......................79, 178 Minelli, K.........................196 Mitchell, G...........74, 77, 80, 187 Mitchell, R........................196 Mitchem, P.................. 160, 174, 213 Mix, S................64, 80, 81, 187 Moats, D...........................213 Moore, B............................80 Moore, J...........................196 Moore, J..........67, 76, 79, 80, 213 Moore, S......................93, 176, 213 Morales, E....................79, 174, 187 Morgan, R..............21,74,77,80,81, 131, 169, 183, 187 Morrell, D.........................187 Mr. Morrill ..............39,78,79,145 Morrow, K.................76, 80, 213 Moskal, D..........................187 Moskal, R..........................196 Mova. M............................187 Mova, S 187 O’Sullivan. S. . 196 Mueller. C. ... 213 Mr. Ottobacher 74 Mueller, K 154.196 Owens, T ....20, 67, 74. 80, 187 Muirhead, T. . 187 Owiesny, D. .. 174. 187 Murphy. J 74, 80, 187 Owiesny, P. .. 213 Murphy, P ...32, 33. 75, 93, 117, Mrs. Ozment .. 143 123, 177, 178, 213 “P Murphy, R 187 Paluszewski, D. 76, 80, 187, 189 Murphy, W. ... 52,53, 77,213 Panzica, J 161, 174. 187 Murrell, N 213 Pappas. C 187 “N” Pappas, L Nelson, L 174, 196 Pappas. R 92, 187, 190 Nelson, M 187 Paquette, S. ... .... 29, 37, 68, 73, 76, Neumann, P. .. 187 80, 94. 102, 214, 224, 225 Newbery, D. ... ...121,175,176,177, Park, M . 32, 44, 45, 54. 63, 75, 179, 187 79, 80. 81, 196 Newberry, Dr. . 144 Parks, D Newman. A. ... 213 Parks, H 187 Newman, L. ... 93 Paser, T Nichols, K. ... 80. 213 Passmore, J. .. Nichols, N. ... 156, 187 Passmore, L. .. 187 Nickles, P 70,71,79 Patee, M 174, 187 Nielsen, J 187 Patee, T ....137, 161, 175,214 Nitz, L 34, 75, 93,213 Paterson, D. .. 214 Noe, L 187 Paterson, J. ... 196 Nolan. M 117, 178, 196 Paterson, M . 187 Nolan, T 175, 213 Patterson, K. .. .... 24, 46. 47, 68, 77, Norton, G 71,77, 187 79, 80 Norton, J 74, 77. 80.213 Mrs. Patton ... Noud, L 126,187 Paul, R 80, 177, 214 Mr. Noud 142,235 Paulson. J 187 Noud, S 75, 79, 95, 213 Pauley, D 214 Novak, J Pawlaczyk. R. . “O” Pawlicha, F. ... 80, 170, 196 Oaks, K 196 Peace, J 196 Obodzinski, L. 196 Peace, T Ochoa, D Pearce, S ..93, 94,95, 97, 100. Mr. Ohanian .. 168 101, 102, 103, 113, 131, 214, 224 Oistad, K 196 Peck, R 27, 76, 80,196 Oliveira, S 213 Pell, K 92, 196 Oliver, T Pelto, A Olli, K Pepper, P ...75. 121, 177, 187 Olson, A 79, 196 Perala, P 177, 187 Olson, P 175 Percy, D 214 O’Neil, C .93. 94. 104, 134.213 Perkins, L Orlando, K. ... 187 Perkins, T 104. 106. 187 Osmulski, J. .. Perrette, D 2 42 Peters, J 214 Ray, A 188 Petrie, L 196 Ray. J 197 Pfeiffer, J 177, 188 Reichert, C 197 Phillips, T 188 Rekar, G 215 Phoenix, K 47, 79,80. 188 Revitzer, V 188 Plonkey, R 36, 76. 196 Rewitzer, W 197 Plumb, L 214 ...215 Plumb, S 175 Rhodes, D 188 Poage, L 196 Richards, R 76. 79, 173 Mr. Pobursky .. 72, 74. 80, 81 Richardson, M. . 188 Mr. Petrick — 79 Richardson, R. .. 215, 225 Poirier, K 188 Riehle, B 197 Pond, R 196 Riehle, P 215 Porter, D 214 Riehle, T 188 Porter, K 178. 188 Rietz, R 197 Potoczak, T. .. 196 Rietz, T 188 Potter, D .17, 74, 79, 80,92,196 Riley, D 103 Powers, J 175,214.237 Mrs. Ritchie 150 Powers, L 196 Rives, S 178, 187, 188 Pratico, L 196 Roach, J 197 Pratt, A 214 Robbins, Mark .. 136 Pray, M 188 Robbins, B 74,188 Precopio, D. .. 80.95.214 Roberson, J 188 Precopio, V. ... ... 40,79,80,97. 196 Roberts, D 188 Press, B 79. 188 Roberts, J 80, 188 Price, L 196 Roberts, M 177, 188 Puckett, T 127, 188 Robertson, T. .. 197 Pulford, B 188 Robinson, G. ... 74 Pulford, D 196 Rohinson, D. . 188 Purchase, D. .. 196 Roe, C 215 Mr. Purdy 142 Roe, S 215 Pyne, C 215 Rogers, T 188 “Q” Mr. Rood 152, 153, 158 Quint, M 188 Roop, V 215 Quintero. H. .. 34.75, 93,215 Rope, R 197 Quintero, J. ... 42, 79. 196 Rose, D 188 “R” Rose, D 188 Radofski, D. .. 215 Rosenogle, J. .. 188 Radofski, M. . . 93, 196 Rosenogle, J. .. 197 Radzilowski, S. 188 Ross. E 136, 197 Ramsey, N. ... 65,80,81, 196 Ross, K 178, 188 Ramsey, S. ... 215 Rowland, A 197 Randolph, D. .. 196 Rowlett, T. . 197 Rasmusson, R. 197 Rov R 197 Rasnake, M. . 188 Royer, R ..122, 155, 176, 197 Rasnake, S. ... 174.188 Rumble, K 188 Russell, K...........................188 Rusztowicz, E........................197 Rutzel, D............................215 Ryan, D.....................155, 188 Rygwelski, J.........................188 ••S’ Sadach, S............................197 Sadler, K............................215 Sadow, D........46, 47, 72, 76, 79, 81, 92, 131, 197 Saferian, A..........................188 Saferlan, D..... 19, 39, 41,55, 74, 79 Salem, M.............................189 Sallee, G.......................17,79,80 Salvatori, M.................74, 197 Sanborn, R......76. 80, 134, 202. 215 229 Sanders. B. ... 52, 74, 77, 80. 162, 197 Sanders, C..................131, 197 Sanders, S...........................189 Sandusky, P..........................189 Santana, D...........................189 Saputo, K..........35. 36, 75, 80, 81, 174, 189 Sawyers. P...........................215 Sawyers, T...........................189 Sayyae, A.......23, 37, 44. 45. 65, 76, 79, 80. 81, 131, 189 Sayyae, B....... 19, 36, 59, 74,80.93, 95, 216, 225 Scaccia, L..............74, 175, 188 Scalf, S.............................189 Schell, C............................189 Schlagel, J..........................189 Schlagel, L..........................216 Schlicker, S.........80, 171,197 Schmelton, D................216, 229 Mrs. Schofield ......................143 Schooley, K.................177, 216 Scholl, A............................197 Schulmeister, M......................197 Schultz, L..................197, 216 Schumaker, S........................ Scott, J.............................216 Mr. Scott ...........................144 Scott, T.......................35,75,189 Seals, R.............................197 Sechler, T...........................216 Seilicki, D..........................197 Self, F.....................177, 197 Self, J..............................197 Sell, G..........................47. 79, 197 Mrs. Seipke .........................158 Serilia. L...........................189 Seymour, V.........44, 45, 79,177,197 Shafer, T............................216 Mrs. Shaffner .......................158 Shalen, T...................155, 189 Shambeau, P..........................216 Miss Sharp ..........................158 Shaughnessy, K....... 174, 176, 216 Shaughnessy, K.......................189 Sheets, T..............127, 161, 189 Ms. Sheldon ...............44, 45, 79 Shelley, C...........................189 Shelley, R...........................189 Shellnut, B....................43,79,197 Shellnut, K......................166,216 Shelton, R..................167, 189 Sherrill, K..................74, 189 Shiplett, R..........................197 Shiplett, W..........................189 Shurter, R...........................189 Shook, D.........................80, 81, 189 Shook, R.............................157 Sieben, D............................216 Sieben, J...................159, 197 Mr. Sikorski ...............152, 154 Mr. Silvasi ................ 122,137,139 Simat, N.............79,95,134,216 243 Simon, W...................156, 216 Simons, J. . 216 34,75,93,177,178, Sisk, C........ ................189 Siwicki, R......................217 Skoczylas. L....................217 Slivatz, N.......... 119, 175, 176, 197 Sloan, B.............74, 80. 162, 197 Sluss, S........................... Smith, G........................146 Smith, J........................197 Smith, L........................74, 189 Smith, L........................189 Smith, P.......................139. 197 Smolinski, L....................189 Smutek, L.......................216 Sneddon, A......................197 Mr. Snell ......................165 Miss Snethkamp ..................72 Soave, J........................189 Sohlin, A. 217 80,121.134,171,177, Sollars, N......................189 Somoskey, W.....................189 Songalewski, J..................197 Sorah, K........................189 Souleyrette, J..................189 Sova.S..........................217 Sova, W.....................174,189 Sparks, D.......................197 Sparks, L......................148, 197 Sparks, R......60, 77. 80. 81,98,186. 189 Sparks, R.......................189 Spencer, K......................189 Sponseller, M....... ...........190 Sprouse, J......................190 Spurgeon. M.....................197 Staats, S.......................217 Stachowiak, N...................190 Stachurski, Debbie .............217 Stachurski, D...................198 Stachurski, R...............93,190 Mr. Stagg .......................74 Stair, G........................92, 198 Stamm, D................ 155,156,217 Steed, T........................217 Steed, W........................190 Mr. Steele .................78, 79 Stefl, C............... 104,174,190 Stepke, E.......................190 Stewart, T: ....................190 Stockton, S.....................190 Stone, C.......................174, 198 Mrs. Stone .....................149 Strick, B......................178, 190 Strouse, C............33,37,75, 198 Strouse, C.................153, 217 Stull, A...................166. 198 Sutton, T..................151, 190 Svacha, T..................103, 198 Swanson, T. 198.80.81,92,104,131, Sweet, T........................190 Swita], K......................174, 190 Switala, T......................217 'T' Takacs, K.........52, 55, 77,177,179, 198 Tatum, P........................190 Tavi, D.........................198 Tavi, R........................161, 190 Tavi, T.........................217 Taylor, B.......................198 Taylor, D.................... .198 Tervo, P........................190 Thacker, B......................217 Tharpe, R.......................198 Thayer, D.............. 175,198,217 Thayer, P.......................190 Thibodeau, G....................198 Thibodeau, H.....74, 80, 93, 95, 217, 224, 225, 232 Thies. B............. 117,177,190,218 Thirtyacre, K....................151, 190 Thom, E........31, 36. 39, 54, 55, 75, 79, 95. 163, 218, 224 Thomas, J.........32, 33, 75, 94. 131, 138, 218, 224, 225, 228, 231 Thomas, N.........46. 73, 79, 80, 109, Thomas, S..........................23 Thomas, T.....................218 Thomason, T...................190 Thompson, D.................80, 81 Thompson, J...................198 Thompson, L.........29, 76, 80, 198 Miss Thompson ....................173 Mr. Thompson ..............162, 163 Thompson, P............48, 79, 198 Thompson, Teresa.................174, 190 Thompson, T...................190 Thornell, D...................190 Thorpe, K.....................190 Thrasher, S.........80,81,178, 190 Thurau, D.....................198 Thweatt, J....................190 Tikkanen, D...94,95,102,104,106, 114, 161, 218, 225, 232, 234 Tingley, R.......................177, 190 Tisler, S...........55, 77, 155, 198 Titus, C..............30,36,75,95,218 Todd, T.......................190 Todd, T.......................218 Tomalak, E....................190 Tomachaski, N.................147 Tommas, R.....60, 74, 77,80, 81, 162 Tommas, S.........44, 45,63, 76, 79, 80, 81, 92, 94, 218, 229 Mr. Topolewski ....... 177, 178, 179 Toporek, D....................190 Trantham, W...................76, 77, 190 Treat, J......................198 Troshinetz, T.................198 Truba, Cindy.................... 218 Trypus, K............26,36,76,95,218, 225, 229 Tucker, B.....74, 77, 80, 81, 131, 190 Tunison, M............104, 138, 218 Turner, K.....................218 Mr. Turner....................144 Turner, S......23, 44, 45, 54, 63, 72, 76, 79, 80, 81, 138, 218, 230 Tuski, D....26, 37, 48. 49, 54, 66, 72, 76, 79, 80, 134. 218, 224, 230 Tuski, R......52, 74, 77, 80,178,191 Mrs. Tyrka .......................225 Tyynismaa, M..................191 ••V Varney, N.....................119 Van Buskirk, W................198 Vanetta, B.......................218, 233 Vance, W............. 104, 178, 191 Vance, S......................218 Van Meter. N.......93,175,218 Varney, N........................175, 198 Venditti, R...................219 Vettese, T....................191 Viars, R......................191 Mr. Viergiver ....................144 Vierik, D.....................191 Vieu, P.......................218 Vivian, C..........33,37,75,79,80,81, 92, 130, 131, 139, 199 Vogler, F.....................74, 80, 191 Voss, D..........................122, 219 Vozan, S......................219 Volcano, M....................219 W Wagers, A.....................191 Wagner, K.....................219 Wakefield, S......22, 23, 37, 68, 69, 76, 79, 80, 175, 199 Walenty, A....................199 Wall, G..........................92, 199 Walker, T............................191 Walker, T............................191 Walsh, K.............................191 Warne, L.................94,102,219 Warnez, R........................28, 76 Warrick, A. ... 25, 68, 77, 80, 168, 191 Warrick, J.....49, 74. 79, 80, 132, 199 Warrick, M......... 19, 72, 74, 80, 219, 222, 224 Warthen, A.................185,191 Waters, R............................191 Watson, M............................219 Weaver, J............................219 Weaver, P............................219 Webb, S....................124, 161, 191 Mr. Wegner ..............74, 77,158 Wellman, C..........................174, 199 Wendell, K..........................174, 191 West, S.............................175, 219 Westergaard, B...........28, 76, 191 Westergaard, M......................175, 199 Mr. Weston ..........................144 Weston, R.......... 17, 19, 36, 39, 59, 74, 79. 80, 95, 102, 123, 176, 219, 223, 224, 225 White, J........................157, 199 White, J........................177, 199 White, M.............................219 Whitsett, C.......74,77,80,81.151, 191 Whitt, M........................156, 219 Wiggins, M......... 116, 178, 179, 191 Wilds, M.......................57,80,95, 191,219 Wilds, S..............................92 Wilford, S......................178, 219 Wilkowski, C.........................151 Williams, E..........................220 Williamson, M.....37, 67, 76, 80, 199 Willoughby, L........................199 Wilson, B............................220 Wilson, D............................220 Wilson, M B. ... 94, 95, 102, 104, 220 Wingate, C...........................220 Winger, R........................191 Wisniewski, J............. 154, 175, 199 Wisniewski, L.....62, 76, 80, 81, 220 Woeltje, R.......................75, 191 Womack, K..................150, 191 Womack, J............................220 Wood, B....................195, 199 Woodman, P.......................76, 191 Woodruff, R......................191 Wozny, C.........................191 Wright, R.......................80, 166, 199 Wrobbel, J...............79,177,191 Wyatt, J.......29, 68, 73, 76,80, 199 Wyska, S.........................220 “Y” Yelp, J..............................199 York, C..............................191 Yorkey, K........................191 Yoshida, J..........30, 52, 75, 77, 79, 220, 225 Yoskovich, S........................220, 233 Young, C.............................191 Young, D.............................191 Ms. Young .......................79, 80 Young, M............................177, 199 Young, N....... 18, 38, 39, 55, 74, 79, 95, 102, 220, 225 “Z” Zagar, J..........71,76. 79, 189, 191 Zagar, L...............117, 178, 199 Mrs. Zaratzian ......................149 Zarkis, S............................191 Zartman, D......... 103, 104, 151, 199 Zervas, S...............27, 76, 80, 199 Zetouna, M...........................199 Zurowski, L..........................199 244 Congratulations “Your best place for the money.” to the soc Graduates of “81” School Employees Credit Union 31010 John R. Madison Heights, 48071 From Hazel Park Police 585-5520 William Petrik Manager (313)755-1440 for you!” Nick’s Pizza 23821 John R Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 DAIRY PARK 21839 John R. Hazel Park Mi. Round Square Pizza Ribs — Chicken — Fish — Shrimp Pasta — Salads — Subs Open 7 days Sun. - Thurs. 4 p.m. to midnight Fri. - Sat. CONGRA TULA TIONS 4 p.m. - 2 a.m. Class of 1981 Jardon School of Cosmetology 2200 Woodward Heights Ferndale, Michigan 48220 542-3910 ext. 230 Servicing men, women, and children. All work done by senior students Under instructors supervision 247 Hazel Park Bowl Pro Shop 24211 Hughes Hazel Park CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sullivan’s Fleet Service CompleYe motor home Truck and Bus SERVICING BY APPOINTMENT 543-7303 23900 JOHN R 545-6756 Hazel Park 54 1-9427 Sunday's Market Beer-Wine—Grocery Ten Mile Hilton Phone: 546-8404 Dukes Fish Chips Open Monday thru Thursday 11:00 a m. to 10 p.m. - for lunch Friday thru Saturday 11:00 a m. to 11:00 p.m. Closed Sundays 'DCowt’il - - 'jbtadt - Clafti KJiV 'Join sV -Mailt )J a C. slticltiyaii till) Daily Delivery F.T.D. Wire Service To All Areas Master Charge e Visa Dining Room Service. Carryout Anytime Deliveries Start 4:00 p.m. Phone - 542-5400 715 E. 9 mile 541-9545 Hazel Park. Ml Kiln Firing Greenware Try Italian Pizza Loaf It Tastes Like Pizza Paint Supplies PHONE 542-3350 SICK CALLS MADE ANNE’S CERAMICS 1511 E. 9 Mile Ferndale, Mich. 48220 Afternoon Evening Classes Phone: 399-9158 Bill’s Barber Sbojj FRIENDLY PERSONALIZED SERVICE Bill Gugan 3345 hiltdn rd. Proprictor FERNDALE. MICHIGAN 4Q22D 248 Carol's Car Wash 2 Blocks East of John R. 533 E. 9 Mile Rd. Hazel Park sy 4c Vans Pick-ups interior and exterior Open 7 Days custom services 543-7199 j .s« S' A XyU LU. JkU. 4MM SWSf f JU. 31 JV2pU U. Jt U «S0S0 S4O-M 0 RANDAZZO PIZZA You've Been Trying The Rest Now Try The Best 546-6601 546-6600 Phone LI 2-2740 all work guaranteed • WHEN YOUR TIME PIECE FAILS TAKE IT TO GAILS” 22910 John R Hazel Park, Mich. SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS 01. Bolyard Lumber Co. 24310 John R. Hazel Park, Ml 48030 398-5300 249 Tony’s Hardware Raseem's Market OPEN SUNDAY Beer Wine Party Store Wall paper Plumbing • Glass Electrical 21541 Dequindre Hazel Park • Garden tools Fertilizers Elliott's Marinco Drugs PAINT 21936 Vassar Hazel Park 24011 JOHN R at 9% MILE 541 - 8790 All your prescription needs FREE PARKING 546-0494 or 546-5455 250 GENE’S KARTS PARTS WHOLESALE • RETAIL KARTS MiM Bikes leathers helmets Tube Bending machine work 25718 John R. Madison Heights JOE WESNER PHONE:543-7832 SON 156 W 0 MILE RO. HAZEL PARK. MICH 10030 In limes like these, you need a bank you can talk to. City National Bank The Talking Bank DAVIDS' GOLD MEDAL SPORTS 543-5633 23809 John R HYDE - SPOT BILT shoes for baseball football Custom jackets and award sweaters in stock Owned by Hazel Park Graduates TIGER shoes for track, volleyball, cross country wrestling HIPPOCRATES PHARMACY 3930 East Eight Mile Road Detroit, Michigan 48234 Phone F06-9500 Tel. 757-4410 MONA LIZA PARTY STORE Colo Beer - wine - Groceries a� keg Beer Congratulations Shellnut Brothers Barber Shop 23210 John R Hazel Park, Michigan Congratulations Class of 1981 Congratulations Hazel Park Professional Class of “81” Fire Fighters Association Local 1414 IAFF Rainbow Inn 252 John Dickey, D.O. Fred Benderoff, D.O. Fair Oaks Clinic, P.C. 23411 John R. Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 General Practice Stanley Remer, D.O. 546-7840 P A PARTY STORE Beer Wine Package Liquors 10 to 10 weekdays 10 to 11 Friday and Saturday 12 to 9 Sunday LI 1-0332 R. CABANILLAS SUBURBAN FLORIST Choice Cut Flowers and Potted Plants For All Occasions 330 East 9 Mile Road. Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 JOE’S DRUGS 22920 John R Phone: 544-8773 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK GRADUATES From St. Mary Magdalen Church Fr. Ronald Rieder, O.F.M. Cap. Fr. John McCracken, O.F.M. Cap Fr. Stephen Wettstein, O.F.M. Cap Hazel Park, Ml. 253 Free estimates Lincensed Insured Contractor’s Services concrete, sewer repair hauling, excavating Arnold Young 544-1613 Allen H. Ashley Robert T. Scott Directors Ashley Funeral Home, Inc. 329 East Woodruff Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 9 Mile Rd., second block East of John R. Lincoln 1-2300 Congratulations Seniors of “81 from Country Boy Restaurant World's Best Country Cooking Open 24 hrs. 821 E. Nine Mile Hazel Park, Michigan 48030 254 Olar's Last Stop Market 313-547-4666 1031 E. 8 Mile MERIBAR PET SUPPLIES Professional Grooming Home of Sandwich 533 E. 8 miLE RD. HAZEL PARK. (TIICH. 48030 Madison Motors 26815 John R. at 11 Mile Rd. Fine selection used cars. Evan Swanson 546-7050 Congratulations Seniors From State Representative Dana Wilson Burgers Kreme John R. and Brickley Hazel Park, Michigan 547-5191 and Barb Wilson TRUBA CARPET CO., INC. 24105 John R. St. Lincoln 2-1760 Hazel Park, Michigan Dick Lorraine Truba 255 Spitzer Fence Company residential commercial sand, gravel, door, awning, windows Ski-doo Polaris Snowmobiles parts, service, clothing 21240 Dequindre 758-7437 Warren, Mi. 48091 LI 3-6687 HOPCROFT FUNERAL HOME 23919 John R Hazel Park, Mich. 48030 SHORT’S AUTO PARTS Serving our customers since 1933 The Full Service Auto Parts Stores Complete automotive supply warehouse Machine shop service - Wholesale distributors Open daily til 8 Radio dispatched — pick-up delivery service Visa Mastercharge accepted 7 convenient locations — open Sundays holidays Hazel Park Berkley 541-7733 2863 Woodward Clawson 435-0150 1511 N. Main St. 546-9700 22905 S. Chrysler Dr. Redford Twp. 532-2900 26550 Grand River Utica 739-3030 45141 Van Dyke Warren 755-9300 20934 Van Dyke Ferndale 399-0100 22901 Woodward Brakes Shocks Alignments Front End Specialists Pat’s Service (Since 1936) 1102 East Nine Mile We Still Take Between Dequindre Appointments John R 545-0088 Hazel Park 48030 Towing The FARM HOUSE 1128 E. Nine Mile Road Hazel Park Dining For Reservations - Call LI 1-2132 256 Try Our Pizza Made By Dino’s Professional Team 21727 John R Hazel Park 548-3440 Colonial Village Laundromat THANK YOU AND CONGRATULATIONS Drop off and Dry Cleaning SENIORS Wednesday - Senior Citizen half price wash from Mr. Fisk and the 801 East Nine Mile Hazel Park Choral Department 257 The Hazel Parker Congratulations and Good Luck from your Roving Reporters Hours - Electric Sewer Cleaning 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Home Repairs Closed Sundays HAZEL PARK PLUMBING SUPPLY Complete line of Plumbing Fixtures and Plastic Pipe Oliver Coble 24330 John R. licensed master plumber Hazel Park Phone 541-7404 Mich. 48030 Congratulations to the Seniors From your Friends at SAM’S AUTO PARTS INC. Complete Line Of Parts and Accessories 1117 E. 8 Mile Road Hazel Park Phone: 548-0500 Serving Hazel Park and Michigan Since 1931. 258 Congratulations Class of “81” from the Hazel Park Booster Club 543-0234 AL'S COLLISION BUMPING - PAINTING ESTIMATES TOWING AL. CARIVEAU. Owner 21525 Deouindre Between 8 9 Mice Roads HAZEL PARK Meier METAL SERVICENTERS DIVISION OF KUHLMAN CORPORATION 1471 E. 9 Mile Rd. Hazel Park, Ml 259 Sheldon Janitor Supply Co. 9730 Grinnell Detroit, MI. 48213 260 T.R.Y. Foods FIRESTONE DAYTON UNIROYAL Decorated cakes Rays Tire Center Tires batteries accessories for all occasions DENIS ULICNY 545 5077 545 4030 Phone 542-3910 ext. 203 22228 JOHN R lAT 1-75) HAZEL Park. Mi 48030 Sharon and Mike Johnsonbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shirkey and Family Wayne and Marie Juopperi Ed Carman Lois No-No Caldwell Compliments From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gull Gormley's Furniture Dequindre Party Store The Consignment Store 261 John and Mary Beger Rosy and AI Sylvester Duayne Thayer. Lynn Corazza. Jeff Bachynski. 262 A moment to be remembered forever. Ralph Bailey. Sue Roe. Debbie Coveyou. Tracey Carter. Rev. Belz wishes the class well. Autographs r -