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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1983 volume:

Volume 48 1983 Hazel Park High S chool 23400 Hughes Hazel Park Michigan 2 3 4 5 7 DEDICATED TO MRS. DIANE CHASTEEN Junior Class Advisor, Swimm- ing Coach, hut more importantly a friend are a few reasons why this years Vihing Yearhooh is dedicated to Mrs. Diane Chasteen. Along with her joh as Phys. Ed. teacher, Chas” as she is affectionately called hy many students, is also coordinator of homecoming activities, such as king and queens and Field Day. She is also our former gymnastics coach and has also chaperoned many school dances. Chas has spent much of her personal time helping us enjoy our high school years even more. Becoming a new mother also has not stopped Mrs. Chasteen from her giving of time after regular school hours. Truly her unselfish devotion to being a teacher and friend is a labor of love, which, we hope is being returned in some small way on these pages. For all her extra time and dedication, for all the thankless jobs she has done, the 1983 Yearbook is dedicated to Mrs. Diane Chasteen. THANK-YOU! 8 9 Student Life Sports Departments Table of Fads and Fashions Spirit Week Powder Puff Field Day Top 5 and 25 Homecoming Dance King and Queen -Ly . Cheerleaders Football Girls Basketball Golf Cross Country Girls Swimming Girls Tennis Fall Sports Banquet Wrestiling Boys Basketball Principals Board of Education Coun selors Secretaries Hall Monitors Janitors Try Foods Cafeteria Library Audio Visual Language Arts Social Studies Science Co-od 10 BOD Variety Sh ow Vikettes Language Club Sadie Hawkins Dance Hational Honor Society Ski club Yearb oo k Staff Volleyball Boys Swimming Winter Sports Awards Track Baseball Boys Tennis Softball Spring Sports Banquet Business Art Jardon Vocational Industrial Arts Physical Education Home Economics Cboirs Plays Drama Club Drama Banquet Band Banquet Bands Majorette Breakfast Banquet Prom Class Day Commencement 11 StuJent Life Growing Together The biggest part of our student life is our extra-curricular activities, wbicb include many different clubs and organizations. We also have dances, concerts and plays. Through our activities we learn qualities such as leadership, flexibility, self-confidence, responsibility and the ability to work with others. We build friendships and learn from our experiences. All of these activities help us grow together. 13 Popular Movies An Officer and a Gentleman Cheech and Ch on g Still SmokirP’ E.T. • The Extra Terrestrial Flashdance 48 Hours Gandhi Monty Pyth on’s The Meaning of Life’’ Return of the Jedi Rochy III Spring Breah The Verdict Tootsie Fads' n Fashions Year in In the fall of the 1982-83 school year, Hazel Park started off hy winning the homecoming game and naming Robert Morgan and Kim Craig as homcoming King and Queen. Later in the football season, we were able to watch our home games on the new city cable television system, We watched (now Hall-of-Fame members) Keith Bennett and Tim Ridinger make football history . The system features 3 movie channels, sports channels, city and school access channels, and the ever-popular MTV, a music video station. The video craze took hold in Hazel Park as well as in the rest of the world. For a quarter (or token) you could play arcade favorites like Pac-man, Ms. Pac-man, Defender, Tempest, Frogger or Donkey Kong. Due to the popularity of video games, restaurant arcades like Chuck E. Cheese Pizzatime Theatre, Major Magic's, and Showbiz Pizza Place opened. These restaurants featured video games, and animated characters and small rides for young children. With the accent on good health, many companies introduced caffine-free pops. Many popular people also got into the fitness craze hy writing their own hooks and recording their own aerohicize albums. 14 Viking Country On the national scene, Halloween was virtually ruined for the kids hy rumors and threats of food being tampered with. This scare came soon after the Tylenol epidemic, where someone had put poison in the capsules, resulting in numerous deaths. Automobile genius John DeLorean got busted on a drug charge for supposedly dealing with cocaine to save his car corporation form going bankrupt, and pop-singer Karen Carpenter died after unwillingly starving herself to death due to anorexia nervosa. On the lighter side of things, comedian Eddie Murphy made everyone laugh and Detroit’s Ghoul returned to television with overday,” Eroggie, and second-rate horror film classics late on Friday ni ghts. I he winter of 82-83 was one of the warmest in history, during which Miss Blakely, who taught here for 33 years, got married and retired, and California experienced a great deal of flooding and mudslides. In 1983, many things happened to alter the course of history forever, such as the first successful heart transplant. Barney Clark, the recipent of the heart, died after a significant number of days leaving the medical world with new hope. The economy became a hit more stable with inflation rates slowing for a short while, and the price of gas dipped below one dollar until onset of a tax per gallon which took affect in April. 15 Fads’ n Fashions This Year These Were in 7 Towards spring HPHS dances were temporarily cancelled (or disciplinary measures and the Varsity softball team brought home the regional title. Sally Rider, the first woman astronaut toob to the outer limits in the space shuttle. Locally, Governor Milliben retired, long-time movie host Bill Kennedy moved to Florida, and Sonny Eliot was fired. T he automobile industry hit an upswing while the downtown headquarters of J.L. Hudson’s closed. While the NFL was on stribe, the United States Football League was formed the Michigan Panthers brought the first championship to Detroit in years. In June, the controversial attendance policy came under fire and was changed, while Mr. Purdy discreetly planned to retire. The class of 83 then ended their high school careers by being the 89 class to leave Hazel Parb High. In fashion this year, the loob was punb'. Everyone was trying to he different by wearing bright colors and unusual designs. Among the most popular clothes were: anything ruffled, mini shirts, sweat clothes, tuxedo shirts, how ties, muscle shirts, baggy jeans, and the ever popular polo. Both guys and girls were wearing their hair in short punb cuts. For the first time in years, guys were having their ears pierced. For girls, multiple piercing was in. Bandanas were worn as headbands, scarves, belts, and around the leg or anble. This years fads included: buttons advertising a thing from a favorite group or singer to unique’ sayings, valley talb, walhman radios, friendship pins, strange sunglasses and dancing at Spanby s or The Premiere Center. 16 Popular Albums American Fool- John Cougar Asia- Asia Built for Speed- Stray Cats Business as Usual- Men at Work Cargo- Men at Work Chicago 16- Chicago F O- Hall and Oates Kilroy was Here- Styx Lionel Richie- Lionel Richie 1999- Prince No Control- Eddie Money Pyromania- Def Leppard Rio- Duran Duran The Distance- Boh Segar Thrill er- Michael Jackson Toto IV- Toto Hangouts Gratiot Spanky’s The Prem iere Center My Place Time Zone Arcade Baypoint Beach Bloomer State Park The Com mons Benches Hazel Park Library 17 18 Spirit Week Not Your Ordinary Week! 19 Puffy and Panda, two of the participants in Stuffed Animal Day. Front Row: K. Saputo, P. Knox, L. Hein, P. Tatum, J. Allen, L. Serilia, K. Harvey, L. Blake, W. Vance. Middle Row: 1. DeWalt, R. Pappas, C. Russell, D. Curr, S. Radzilowski, P. English, N. Stachowiak, S. Hagaman, S. Wilds, D. Busk, K. Pat erson, V. Barrett. Back Row: J. McGuire, L. Hollenbeck. Front Row: J. Higgins, P. Murphy, B. May, M. Watson, P. Dean, D. Alfield, K. Thom, T. Sckumaker, D. Black. Middle Row: V. Walmer, L. Saferain, S. Coronado, S. Eldred, K. Volger, M. McClatcky, T. Shepard, D. Frye, L. DeWalt, J. Dudley, S. Kulakows ky, D. Waller. Back Row: D. Mack min, E. Ridinger, I Grose, J. Shepard, C. Franks, C. Lewis, P. 1 rosing, J. I larper, K. Felts, M. Wall, S. Smith, M. Holestein, M. Bolitho. 20 Refs, B. Connell, Mr. Dupke, and B. Tucker. Senior coaches John Me Guire and Lyle Hollenbeck. Seniors defeat Underdrads 6-0 21 Action packed was this year’s Powerpuff game. A victorious Darren Quintero. I'rcd Vogler chugs for the Seniors. ,v Competiti0� - S?� '1 It was October 4 when the excite- ment began. Homecoming was here once again. The chain of events began with Spirit Week. Tb ree of tbe clays included tbe traditional Maroon and Gray Day, Dress-up Day, and Stuffed Animal Day. There were two new days added this year, Toga Day, and Paint Your Hair and Pace Day which re- ceived great response from tbe students. Tbe week was highlighted with Wednesday night’s Powderpuff Game that ended once again with the seniors defeating the Undergrads, 6-0. 22 E Xcitern ent Tlie finale of the week was Field Day, which was full of excitement. It gave many students the opportunity to participate in the events, including the tug-o-war, shaving cream dress, dress your partner, tricycle race, drinhing contest, and the tunnel race. The final turnout was seniors sweep- ing into first place, following with the juniors in second, and sophomores in third. The moment we were all waiting for finally arrived, the announcement of the 1 983 King Queen — Robert Morgan and Kim Craig. Steady Mark Re rmer, stead’ flie Varsity Cheerleaders revealing what really goes on in the huddle. 23 24 Whoops! Guess who was just announced queen?! Stacey Hagaman.and Kirk Dresden mock Kelli Harvey and Keith Bennett. Field Day announcers Cheryl Franks and Mike Bolitho Go sophomores, Go! Varsity cheerlcading captains honor King Roh Morgan. Paula Fnglish and Jeff Hutton mock Sue Radzilowski anr! Harold Brenizer. 25 26 The 1982-83 Homecoming elections started off this year with the nominations of the Top 50 candidates, consisting of 25 girls and 25 hoys. The nominees were elected hy the Senior Class, and it was an honor just to he selected. Once selected, photographs were tahen of the nominees and then displayed in the showcase. Recognition was then given to the nominees hy distributing badges to he worn during the week of the Top 5 voting. Ricky Tommas, Louie Scaccia, Kiri? Dresden, Doug Gillespie, Lisa Nelson, Lynn Hein, Laura Blake Bruce Besmears, Kevin Shcrill, Bill Tucker Rohin Boggcss, Michelle Rasnakc, Kim Craig Scott Hanson, Gary Mitchell, Ron Tuski Karen Phoenix, Kelly Paterson, Patrice Knox Rod Dozier, Dan Vierik, Boh Tavi, Connie Stefl, Tina Perkins, Ann Warrick, Annette Sayyae 27 28 A congratulatory hug. Surprise!! Boh Tavi and Michelle Rasnahe Top 5 Homecoming Candidates 29 The Homecoming Dance And the Fun Continues 30 Baron Brown and Kathy Blake seem to he having a good time. Dance Fever 31 Rob is a very enthusi- astic student who is very involved in several sports and school activities. In his sophomore year he played on the j.v. football, basektball, and baseball team. He was president of the Sophomore Class, and a represent- itive on B.O.D. In his junior year he played varsity football and varsity baseball. He was treasurer of B.O.D. Rob also won the Lions Club Award; which is the outstanding male underclassman. In Rob’s senior year he was one of the tri-captains on the varisty football team and he also played varsity baseball. He was president of B.O.D., and a member of the National Honor Society. Rob was elected most liUely to succeed by his class. Rob plans to attend Eastern Michigan University. He will major in accounting and wants to become a stockbroker. Kim is a very easy-going and friendly person. She was j.v. cheerleader in her sophomore year, and a varsity cheerleader in her senior year. Kim was the captain of the j.v. volleyball team in her junior year. She plans to attend Oakland Community College to major in either nursing, or becoming a social worker. Posters were made for every football game. All SMA varsity cheerleading captains, Lynn Hein and Cathy Boni. The 1982-83 Football Squad. This year’s varsity cheerleaders really showed what cheerleading is all about, getting involved. Not only did they go to DCA cheerleading camp and placed in the top ten of the competition where there were an enormous n umber of squads with excellent shills, hut they also participated in the SMA competition where they also left the crowd saying, that was Hazel Parle! They may have heen a little surprised at what they saw, and they were quite pleased. At the DCA camp; our cheerleaders received blue ribbons in Outstanding Leadership, Outstanding Shill, and Outstanding Spirit. They were also awarded a Super Squad ribbon which signifies outstanding achievement throughout the entire weeb. This varsity squad was one of which we can he proud. The Best E ver ! 35 The pre-game fire-up! 37 An exciting half-time hello. BOD Working For You Th is year t lie Board of Directors sponsored many differ- ent student activities. BOD or- ganized dances, assemblies, blood banks, door decorating contests and a skating party. Tbe Board of Directors even helped tb rough out tbe com- munity, selling Goodfcllow Newspapers, and collecting for tbe Youth-Aid Drive. BOD also organized an Anti-Smoking BOD Officers-President, Robert Morgan; Vice-President, Teresa DeWalt; 1- • f ,1 | i c Clinic tor the elementary Treasurer, Ann Warrick; Secretary, Annette Sayyae. schools. 38 BOD REPS-Front Row: Wendy Th omas, .Kathy Marion, Leda Foster, Mihe Tucher, Laurie DeWalt, Dianna Frye, and Andy Steele. Middle Row: Tony Reimer, Cheryl Franbs, Sheila Byrd, Karen Vogler, Brenda Eder, and Dante Burchi. Bach Row: Boh Tavi, Jeff Hutton, Harold Bren i .er, Rhonda Krassa, Bill McTurner, Kelly Shaughnessy, and Laura Blahe. 39 Variety Show Showing Their Stuff Kevin Stewart Jeff RygwelsUi Charlie Briley Lewis Gartin roebin to You’ve Got Another Thing Cornin '. 40 Ue singing quartet of Darren Newberry, Tom Puckett, John Foley, and Scott. Hanson Jane Gibson and Diane Ignatius. 41 ViUettcs Full of Style and. Smiles Mrs. C” and Captain Connie Stefl. VIKETTE OFFICERS: back row: 3rd Lt. Dawn Winters; 2nd Lt. Melody Best; 1st Lt. Tina Perkins; front row: Co-Captain Laura Blake, and Captain Connie Stefl. New exercise routine? Vikettcs entering tke floor. Nancy Petracich gives it her all Wendy Gabbard Tbe excitement of winning! Practice makes perfect. Cute, Beth Palmer, real cute! 43 Really Sh ow Their Stuff First in State-Second in Nationals Vikettcs performing a pom routine Tliis has heen an exciting year for the Vihettes. At our own Hazel Parh Line competition, they took a first in pom, a second in hick, a second in dance, and a third in prop. At the Rochester State Competition, they took Best Inspection, Best Captain, and a first in their division, which made them first in state. The Vikettes traveled to Dayton, Ohio for the Nationals where they took a second in their division. The All American Drill Team pageant was also in Ohio. All of our girls who were chosen to try out for the team made it. These girls include Tracy Grose, Shelly Kaufman, Tina Perkins, Tina Plumh, Connie Stefl, and D awn Winters. Standing at attention. 44 Beth Palmer, Tam my Mill er, Dawn Winters, and Tina Plumb. Performing at Line Competition. Tracy Grose and Connie Stefl. Lan uaee Club This club is an organization that through candy sales, babe sales, flower sales, and managing the concession stand raise money for scholarships that will go to one French student and one Spanish student who has studied either language during their three years at our school. The club also goes on field trips throughout the year and trys many different cultural experiences. Pat Weaver and his masterpiece Tlie Eiffel Tower . Becbie Rewitzer plays Santa’s little 46 Dean Dittenber delivers carnations to Tonya Hinds from secret admirer. ler 47 Janie Holdwicb with her Spanish pinata. Nancy Shelly and Brian Strict. Well? 48 Sadie Hawkins The Guys Turn Out Barbara Brame and Bill Borowicz Jenise Pfieffer and Todd Sheets tie the knot. 49 The sponsors of the Sad ie- The Sophomore Class. New inducties Kelly Shaughnesy and Tom Treasurer Ron Tuski Puckett. 50 Vice- President Kelly Palls NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I 1 W.i tfj w W Two Year Members Cberyl Blanton Patrice Knox Connie Stcfl Kelly Falls Lisa Noud Ron Tuski Mike Jordan Annette Sayyac Joel Wrobbel New Members Keitb Bennett Dante Burcbi Harold Brenizer Ben Collev Scott Hanson Cbris Edwards Betb Hayes Denise Hevicon Denise Lieckfelt Linda Hitchcock Robert Morgan Rosemary Hurnevick Dave Paluszewski Duane LePla Kelly Paterson Bill Morrison Tom Puckett Dan Mullins Jeff Roberts Lisa Pierce Kelly Sbaugbnessy Pat Weaver Barbara fbies Ellen Webster Dawn Winters 51 Because of the unseasonably warm winter that Michigan had this year, we did not have much of a ski season. Though many of the students at Hazel parb High School loved the absence of the snow, the members of the Shi Club were constantly looking out the window hoping for the snow to come so they could go on their weebly outing to one of the local sbi areas. TLe lack of snow didn't go over very well either with Mr. Richard Rood, advisor. He commented that this was the first time the Shi Club didn't go skiing within the first two weeks of the new year. The other two advisors are Mr. Andy Sikorski and Mr. Roger Snell. However, the Ski Club did get together once for a trip to Boyne Mountain, hut after that it was nothing hut warm, fair weather, so the skis, hoots, and laughs were put away for next year. Ken Lopata thinking of snow. 52 Ski Club Short hut F un Season! Yearbook Staff Creating To Build Memories Jenise Pfeiffer. Dave Paluszewski, advisor Mr. Silvasi, Harold Brenizer. 54 !hat I 96 N' T will I th that iJ |iountinf ioun nt o' «v1 .vy-” ' vev ,0 a new I nd a nc the hazel porker Det eS(j. you, cnarices Stamp cc 3yed by th Id over, in He has be ut six yi inners set ■ in sixth ■ acting the M vment and f''Collecting| scting com Tracy Engl eson th)t ,73S. euLu J°h, iris stamps rises faster than that of coins.' said Richard. He doesn’t col stamps because that costs t He buys them when they are new then saves them. amps that are sti I plate block is i tab at the botton with the number of the plate tha Donna Farin and Denise Hevicon. Parkerscope Co-Editors Russell Woeltje and Kelly Paterson. r w eu£riin,. Ur,itea hut sf j „ _ - JZ? e r Ost Clclents' yyou’k''n9 ana StatelyoCc Z hjjh%nn° hZfhe -n'n the r on? cfo U.QO Sh$ e � iff by KELLY PATEFiitS Now that Homecoming is over and football season is over, not many people will think of Spirit Week or Field Day until next year, but seniors will have a good remembrence of it. Most people really don’t remember their sophomore and junior year of homecoming. Sure, I vaguely remember the Ights, but I know there isn't a single thing I'll f about the past Homecoming. Let's take a look l n P o-r n m TO _ _ P C O ® u . - . £ C -Q 9 i tBrtsfU S f j O) P c CL o 2 D C 0) 0) 5 ° 2 o. o o TO x: o Q. Q- H c CO o c TO 2 9 « O) O CT-C .C O TO TO o (T ° m o 0 TO Q) a? s to c- to o r • £ S o .a? TO C zi § $: to o 58 We re Number One! Here at 11 azel Pjirle sports have been a ill ing of hard work and dedication. I he pride and respect of our friends and coaches help bring out the drive and desire of each athlete to succeed. We see the hard work pay off each time we enter the field of competition. From the mat to the diamond, the court to the course, Hazel Park offers a wide variety of sports to choose from. Discipline, self-confidence, and determination are several qualities taught to each athlete to help ready each individual for future things to come. Athletes here at I lazel Park always come out on top no matter what the score. 59 Varsity Football Stron Team Didn't Miss By Much Harold Brenizer dives for an extra yard. 60 I n-captains Ricby Tli ommas, Earl Hampton and Bob Morgan. I liis was a very good year for tlie Vikings despite the 5-4 record. Fhcy lost two heartbreakers, one to Andover in tbe second game of tlie season, 16-15. Tbe Vile es scored two quick touchdowns and were off to a 15-0 lead when they let up and Andover scored two second quarter touchdowns to go ahead. I he Vikes came close so many times in the fourth quarter, hut just could not do it. Uc other was against Seaholm where they lost 27-25, hut outgained the Maples 287-63 yards in total offense and the defense was superb. I he flaws were in the punting game where three punts were blocked, and were turned into touchdowns. I he squad lost a lot of high-spirited seniors, but they are gaining another undefeated JV team that may produce an SMA championship next year. 61 1983 All-State Wide Receiver Keith Bennett 62 1 Kc team of men who provided excellent blocking throughout the season. extra point. 63 J.V. Football Another Unstoppable Team o f Soph omores No stopping George Caldcr as he rips through the line. 64 Eric Palise shows some fine moves as lie races for the end-zone. Scott Bray excels around the corner. Another undefeated season produces a happy Mr. Wegner. 65 Varsity Basketball G irl Capers Capture Best Season Ever Playing tbe best season ever was tlie 1982 girls basketball team.They led tbe league up until tbe last week when they ended tbeir season with a 13-5 record, placing second in tbe SMA. Tlic varsity squad was led bv its four seniors, of wbicb two, Annette Sayyae and Cberyl Blanton earned ALL-SMA honors. Annette Sayyae drives for tlie lay-up. Ieresa DeWalt (captain) Coach Bob Wegner Annette Sayyae Kelly Pate rson Vicki Walmcr Davida Ablfield 66 Margaret McClatclicy grabs tlie rebound. Cheryl Blanton (captain) Cheryl Blanton shoots for two as Kelly Paterson block’s out tbc opponent. 67 Jeanette Szydlowski showing her ag- gressive style of play. JV BASKETBALL Fitzgerald OPP. 13 Dondero 19 Southfield JO Kimhall 30 Sea holm Troy 33 1 hurston . J go Andover 16 Berkley 36 Fern dale 32 Southfield 12 Kimhall 25 Oroves 20 Sea holm 23 I roy 38 Andover 27 Berkley 47 Ferndale 35 Dehhie Fisher fights for the hall. mm 44 mm mm Tammy Sheppard, Kathy Avery, and Dehhie Fisher are all smiles after their victory. J.V. Basketball All Soph Team Has Bright Future 69 Marie Wilson wishing for a hole in one. Dean Dittenher-----hoping. Mi he Spiewah chipping onto the green. Hey I omniy Croteau , shouldn’t you he putting the hall the other way? 70 Golf Y oun T earn su ows A Lot of Potential Captain Ron Davis driving liis way to perfection. Considering that the golf team was made up of sophomores and juniors, their season turned out fairly well. The team had only four victories, hut they lost 3 matches hy only 5 strokes or less. This year s team was led hy captains Jeff Boyd and Ron Davis in addition to a group of young men with a great deal of potential. Captain Jeff Boyd with a perfect putt. 71 Boys AnJ Girls Cross Country it w asn t Always Smooth Sailing Til is year tlie girls cross country team was new and inexperienced; there were no seniors on the team. They ended the year with an 0-7 record, hut their score had nothing to do with the experience they gained through their practices and dedication, nor did it have anything to do with all the individual goals that were met hy each person on the team. At the SMA meet Karen Williamson placed fifteenth and Janet Smutelc placed thirty-second. 72 73 Pep talk from Coacli I'ulclier before a meet. Boys And CirJs Cross Country Boys Cross Country Second in League f CROSS COUNTRY ■ r 15 ifc 1 Fitzgerald Lakeview 15 Seaholm 28 Kimball 15 Andover 18 Southfield SMA MSA 18 Berkley Oakland County 22 Ferndale 10 Troy SMA OFP. 50 2nd 50 27 40 41 3rd 43 9th 37 50 1 st Concentrate Russ Mathews. 74 For the past couple of years our 11 a .el Park cross country team has been one of the top three teams in the SMA. I his season the Vi kings were expected to he the last place team in the league, hut through dedication, ambition and diligence they proved this to he wrong. As the end ol the season neared, I lazel Park was 5-0 in the SMA with two meets left; Unfortunately, they lost to de fending champ- ions, I roy, by 5 points. V'hen the SMA meet came, I lazel Park was second in the league and needed to place in front of I roy for lirst place, but they still li nishcd second in the SMA. Mike J ordan, Karl Zubal and Carl Caballero were selected to the first team SMA and Russell Mathews and Dante Burchi on the second team. Girls Sivi mm i tig A Much Improved Team 76 If awards were given out for the most improved team, tlie girls swim team certainly deserves one. A win-loss record doesn’t accurately tell of all the success of a team. The record hoard was completely remodeled with 9 out of I 1 records broken. 1 hey had 16 girl s on the team, all of whom can tell you swimming is no easy joh, hut throughout the season the girls showed much enthusiasm in spite of their losses. At their SMA meet th is year, they had an excellent showing of girls who swam their best times of the seasom. They were also one of only four schools to place first in an event. I his year has heen very productive and should he even better with 14 of the returning. next year 16 girls 77 Giving all she has is Irish Iranlham. Girls Tennis Determination Was Key Word For Tennis 78 Lead by co-captains, Catby Collard and Jackie Ryniak, tbe Hazel Park girls tennis team improved not just in wins and losses, but in individual performances. Tbe team started tbe season hopefully and eagerly to right tbe mistakes of last year’s disappointing season. No matter what tbe score, tbe girls never lost their spirit they just fought harder and harder each week. They are a team that really understands tbe meaning of dedication. This season playing under number one singles was Jackie Ryniak and playing number one doubles were Denise Hevicon and Darlene Hinkleman. Darlene Hinkleman. Cl nintel Schumacher. 79 Fall Sports Banquet Stars of the Season FOOTBALL: Most Improved • Don Mills; Unsung Hero • Curt Wbitsett; Most Val liable • Keitb Bennet. I CROSS COUNTRY: Most Valuable - Karen Williamson; Most Improved - Brends MacLeod: Unsung Hero - Rose Warrick. CROSS COUNTRY: Most Improved • Dante Burcbi; Unsung Hero • Mike Jordan; Most Valuable - Karl Zubal. TENNIS: Most Valuable • Jackie Ryniak; Unsung Hero • Roberta McKirdle; Most Improved • Catby Collard. BASKETBALL: Most Improved • Teresa DeWalt; Most Valuable • Annette Sayyae; Unsung Hero • Kelly Paterson. Teammates watcb as Dean Dittenber receives bis M.I.P. award in golf. GOLF: Unsung Hero • Ron Davis; Most Valuable • Jeff Boyd; Most Improved • Dean Dittenber. 80 Varsity cheerleaders waiting for their awards. SWIMMING: Most Valuable - Amy Bailey; Most Improved - Karen Saputo; Unsung Hero - Beth Hays. Gary Mitchell proudly stands with his Richard L. Wolfe award which he received for outstanding lineman. 81 Varsity Wrestling One Awesome Team Harold Brenizer who placed for the second straight year at the state meet with a fourth place, tries to pin his man. This year’s team had an excellent year. They did not lose a meet and were ranked number one in the state class A polls all year. The Viking matmen placed first in every tournament including the SMA tournament for the eleventh straight year. The only tournament the Vikes did not win was the State Tournament in which they placed fifth. Champion team Redford Catholic Central took the tournament hy heating our team hy only 13 points. The loss of co- captain JoeFisher really hurt the Vikings for the title. Joe broke his foot and ended his season with a 33-1 record. Tim Ridinger, a sophomore, took All-State honors with a first place in the heavyweight division. Harold Brenizer, a senior, placed for the second straight year with a fourth place and Scott Bray, another sophomore, placed sixth. In all, six of the seven members of the team that qualified for the state tournament will he competing next year. This will make the Vikings serious contenders for next year’s state championship. 82 1983 HEAVYWEIGHT STATE CHAMP TIM RIDINGER Attempting to throw his man is Chris Lynch. Tri-captains Chris Lynch, Harold Brenizer and Joe Fisher. Terry Saylor squeezes a painful chichen wing. 84 Joe Fisher whose season was ended by a broken foot, finished 33 1 for the year. Ed Ridinger tries to control his man. 85 Soph omore Scott Bray shows why he placed sixth at state. J.V. Wrestling J.V. Wrestlers Match Varsity...Almost Dave Steele tries to pin his man with a headloch. JV WRESTLING Southfield OPP 69 Kimball J 6 2nd Belhcsda Inv. Fitzgerald 54 17 65 Troy 10 66 Andover 9 52 John Glenn 17 39 Belleville 23 72 Berhlcy 6 66 Clarhston 12 31 La he Orion 36 70 21 Fern dale Bed lord 6 77 Sea holm 0 Don Aghay tries to bust down his opponent. 86 John Thom gets ready for the pin. George Mantha attempts to escape. Bernie Phillips thinks of his next move. Trying to keep his man on the mat is Dave Hill. 87 Varsity Basketball Capers Better Than Record Shows This year's record does not neccessarily indicate the qua lity of the team because there were many close games that could have gone either way. Mr. Jerry Wegner, first year varsity coach, and his Vikings lost 5 games in a row hy a total of 10 points. Their first victory was to Andover to whom they lost the first time hy one point. They won their next game against Seaholm for two in a row. Hustle and scrapping for the hall helped very much in their two wins hut it just wasn't enough to pull off another victory. The Vikings are expecting a lot of success next year from the junior varsity after their successful season. Coach Wegner discussing team strategy in the final seconds of a winning game 88 Ah ove: Bruce Bcshcars drives by for two. Below: Leadin g scorer, Bill Connell with 396 points. Dave Pal u sz ew ski going up strong against his opponent. J.V. Basketball J.V. Opens Up at the E nd of the Seasor mi® mm Matt Majewski dribbles down court to set up tbe offense. Mike Ellinger puts up a rebound. Dean Potter sboots for two. 90 HP. JV BASKETBALL OPP. 64 Fitzgerald 36 45 Latluip 36 62 Southfield 78 53 Kimball 54 38 Sea holm 50 37 Troy 46 56 Andover 67 44 Berkley 56 44 Femdale 56 55 Athens Southfield 40 50 Kimball . 5r 30 Seaholm ■ 40 52 Andover 44 43,- Troy { 49 Avondale 40 52 Groves 43 40 Berkley 38 69 Femdale 60 ch uck Ward drives down the lane and past his opponent for a layup. Jim Forsyth grabbing a rebound from his opponents. 91 Varsity Volleyball Bump... Set...Sp ike... Teresa DeWalt sh ows poise and perfection. This team showed dedication and a lot of hard work. Throughout their season they played in tournaments with the top teams in the state which prepared them for league play. The entire team improved a great deal, hoth individually and as a team placing them 5th in the SMA. This year was another step in developing the volleyball program here at Hazel Park High School. Captain Annette Sayyae shows her spihing ability. Setter Nancy Petracich. Captain Kelly Paterson prepares herself for the serve. Shari Dohhins receives as her teammates wait with anticipation. J.V. Volleyball JV Netters Prepare for Varsity A nice serve by Diana Frye. Shalee Woods shows perfect form as she makes a tough play while her teammates prepare to help. 94 Boys Swimming A Year of Improvement Paul Ken cl all has a look all his own during a race. The hoys swimming team record was 4 wins an 10 losses, and it represents the hest record in 7 years. Six class records were hrohen, all hy sophomores, which show a great deal of potential for next year. The team will miss the talent of Ron Tushi, Jim Trantham, Scott Hanson, Roh Kuch, and Don Cowell, hut we are looking forward to a successful Bruce Inglehart comes up for a hreath of air. 96 season next year. Kevin Hanson coasts to another victory. Pushing himself to the limit is Don Cowell 97 Jim Walton goes for a record-breaking time. Above: VOLLEYBALL: Most Valuable • Kelly Paterson; Most Improved ■ Cberyl Franks; Unsung Hero • Karen Pboenix Below. WRESTLING : Most Valuable • Joe Fisbcr and Tjm Ridinger; Most Improved Cbris Lyncb Winter Sports Awards BASKETBALL: Unsung Hero - Chris Ducharme; SWIMMING: Most Valuable • Rob Kucb; Most Improved • Most Improved - Dave Paluszewsbi; (Not pictured) Bill Nichols; Unsung Hero • Ron Tusbi Most Valuable - Bill Connell 98 99 Boys Track T oug h T earn Awaits Success in Future Showing winning form on the hurdlef it Tim Ridinger. Running the half mile it Dante Burchi. Jim Schewee runt the latt leg in the 400-meter relay. The hoy s track team had a large turnout with 35 runners, during the spring season. Led hy captains Michael Jordan, Chuck Kendzierski, Tim Owens and Kurt Whitsett, we won 2 and lost 6. Some races came down to the last race which made the meets more competitive. There were many injuries that slowed them down hut due to the large team they had many replacements. Next spring season will he very good because there will he 23 returning lettermen to lead the team. 100 Placing first in the low hurdlea, Dave Stamm. Mickey Alverio and Bill Beasley. Hard Worh and Good Spirits Pulled Them Many of the girls on the track team started running during the winter, which could have helped the whole team. But due to the lack of girls and inexperience this season the team was not very competitive. Individually they were ri ght in there with the cream of the crop with captains Kelly Paterson and Brenda MacLeod always there. Michelene Frank� keeping in � tep witk her opponent. 102 Through Another Season 103 Rote Humevich reaches to hand-off to Cheryl Pratico. Varsity Baseball Good eye Rot Morgan. 104 Keith Bennett, All S.M.A. ccntcrficlder. Jeff Clark. Hard-throwing Chris Hutchins. 105 J. V. Baseball Prospects for the future 106 Rob Heron eyeing first base. 107 Boys Tennis Wait Till Next Year Ron Tusbi practicing to improve his game. Tte toys tennis team suffered an otter discouraging year, finisting 0-10. Individually ttese toys stowed improvement and tte desire to compete witt otter sctools. Jeff Dumta played numter one singles, wtile Paul Barley and Dan Mullins played numter one doutles. Coact Petrict is looting to tave a tetter season next year witt six returning lettermen and some fine junior tigt players ttat are eager to play. Jeff Zagar show good follow-through. 108 BHUtmmi Number one singles Jeff Dumba, returns a serve. Paul Bari ey patiently awaiting the serve. Troy Beasley readies for a strong return. 109 Varsity Softball An Unforgettable Season! A great play at home plate by Lisa Saferian, the Vikings catcher. The 1983 girls' softhall team showed us what team unity is all about. They played together and as a team not as individuals. Each had a joh to do and they made sure they did it. Th is was the girls hest season ever ending up as District Champions and qualifying for regional finals. This team will have a head start on next year’s season with seven juniors and three sophomores returning. They held the third hest record in the SMA, which was S-6% 110 Good catch Jeanette. Cara Crane winding up for the pitch. run. . . . Kim. . . . run Kris Porter used all her strength for that one. 'X atch out, Linda Hitchcock, here comes the ball. Ill JV Softball Looking Onward to Next Year s Season Hammin' it up for the photographer is Cathy Blahe. Holly, not Afraid of the hall are you? Sue Eldred shows us her hatting stance. JV SOFTBALL HP. OPP. 23 Troy 8 2 Berkley 12 25 Andover 15 11 Ferndale 25 7 Southfield 19 12 Southfield 11 5 Troy 17 24 Andover 19 11 Berkley 25 38 Lampkere 28 15 Ferndale 16 Catching for the Vihings was Laurie DeWalt. 112 Iammy Shepard takes a mean swing! Barb Stefl open your eyes here comes the ball. Barbara Brame releasing tbe pitch. TENNIS: Most Val liable • Jeff Dumba; Unsung Hero • Ron Tusbi; Most Improved - Mike Bergholtz Spring Sports Banquet BOYS TRACK: Most Valuable - Kurt Whitsett; Unsung Hero - Mr. Mikulas presents a smiling Dave Paluszewski with bis Dave Paluszewski; Most Improved - Chris Ducharme trophy. 114 BASEBALL: Most Valuable - Keith Bennett; Unsung Hero - Rich Sparks; Most Improved - Juan Cervantes SOFTBALL: Most Valuable - Cara Crane; Unsung Hero - Lisa Saferian; Most Improved - Kris Porter Coach Fulch er presenting his hoys with their track awards. GIRLS TRACK: Most Valuable - Jane Gibson; Most Improved- Brenda MacLeod; Unsung Hero- Kelly Paterson 115 Departments Accumulating Knowledge Departments are a large part of our lives at school. The things we learn huild a frameworh for our li ives. Th rough departments, we meet new people, experience new things and huild friendships. The curriculum includes classes in husi usiness, science, English, physical education, performing arts, and home economics. With this variety of classes, there is always something for everyone. Teachers Tools for Our Learning Mrs. E. Blakely-Ray Mr. A. Borja Mr. J. Bougkton Mrs. D. Buckley Mrs. C. Bukler Mr. J. Burns Mr. F. Camper Mrs. D. Ckasteen Mrs. M. Curry Mr. E. Duda Mr. J. Dumont Mr. L. Dupke Mr. D. Eldred Miss P. Figas Mr. A. Fisk Mr. D. Fobear Mr. R. Fulcker Dr. D. Grant Mr. J. Green Mr. E. Guido Mr. C. Harm Miss V. Hurckik Mrs. E. Iskler Mr. E. Kukn 118 Miss N. Sharp Mr. A. Siborshi Mr. L. Silvasi Mr. A. Smith Mr. R. Snell Miss S. Sncthhamp Mr. J. 1 hompson Mr. R. 1 omasib Miss C. Tyrba Mr. G. Wegner Mr. K. Weyersbcrg Mrs. C. Whipple 119 Board of Education Watching O ver The District Standing: H. Brenizer, L. LeBrecque, R. Scott, W. Hitchcock seated Dr. Frampton Superintendent, with a greeting fi S. Hooton, T. Turner, M. Cole the Class Day ceremony. Dr. Haggerty Mr. Gihson with Dr. Newherry 120 Dr. Eldridge Principals Keeping Tilings Und er Control Assistant Principal T, Purdy, Principal J. Noud, Assistant Principal L. Bloetscher 121 Secretaries Always There with a Helping Hand Mrs. Ozment Mrs. Schofield 122 Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Macintosh Counselors A Guiding Light Through Our Years Mr. Morrill Mr. Viergever 123 Dr. Gadzinski Mrs. Ellsworth Hall Monitors Keep Us In Line Standing: G. Smith, G. Hoeft, J. Herzhaft Sitting: F. Kroll, L. Hilliard N. Tamachaski J. Scott and N. McCord Mrs. Hoeft checks Lynn Hein’s pass. Mrs. Hilliard shows our little friends the right direction to class. 124 Custodians Mr. Harrison shows it takes muscles for his joh. Standing: D. Britton, M. Gwilt, D. Goveyou, G. Harrison Sitting: L. Full er A Job Well Done Mr. Gwilt always working hard. Mr. Dieckmann puts in a new window. 125 Try Foods Cafeteria Staff Working Hard To Get The Joh Done Don Allen. Dorothy Duhraine. Kim Womack. 126 Mr. Tomasih and Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Mancini, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Donajhowshi, Mrs. Zaratzian. Mrs. Locklear washes dishes. Mrs. Mancini is that fun? Mrs. Zaratzian sums up the days earnings. Mrs. Miller. 127 Library Audio Visual Reading, Seeing, Learning Librarians Mrs. RitcKie, Mrs. Kile, and Mrs. Concato. A.V. Advisor Mrs. Crachiola 128 1 Continental Cabi evision coverage. John Foley looking at an interesting book. Mary Pappas setting up tbe filmstrip and cassette player. 129 Language Arts Encouradind Active Imaginations Mart LePage and Julie Higgins improvising in Drama I I low hard are these guys actually working? 130 Paying close attention Amy Bailey, Debbie Allen, and Grace Craigbton. Jim Salem working bard in Composition. Hazel Park students are fortunate enough to he able to select from a wide variety of language arts courses geared to meet each student s personal needs. The art of communication through language takes various forms. Hazel Park students can learn this through courses as varied as Practical Writing, Advanced Grammar and I erm Paper, and Creative Writing or Mass Media, Drama, Foreign languages, and World Literature. 131 Social Studii Past, Present, Future in Our Nation The social studies classes, which include American Studies Early and Recent, Govern- ment, and World History, among others gives us a chance to learn about our nation’s past, present, and future which could prove to he quite interesting. Dwayne Moore and Cheryl Pratico discuss the worh in American Studies Recent. Keith Bennett and Teresa DeWalt working hard on their assignment. Tracey Bird loohs on to Tammy Shephard's paper. 132 Cheryl Franks Diana iMann and Cara Crane reading up on our county. 133 Barh Thies and Patty Perala Ann Warrick and Jamie Brewer Science Making New Discoveries Science can be a lot of fun with a little work. If you can sweat it out during the class, even if you have no idea what is going on, you will really learn a lot from it. The experiments might not make sense or they could he really dumb hut you will learn something from them. The disgusting way the frog looked when you dissected it or the foul smell of the hydrogen sulfate or sitting in the commons with your slinkies are all things we 11 never forget. Dave Rolfe reading tKe assigned chapter. Hazel Park's mad scientists: Curt Vhitsett, Billy Tucker, Kevin Sherrill, and Chris Lynch. Richard Vaderlow working hard in chemistry. 134 Lee Ann Sullivan and Tracy Munn writing up lab reports. Top Katbv Avery and Mike Tucker Tina Plumb watches Mike Bergboltz do an experiment. Above• Brian Busbuiakovisb 135 Exchange Students Foreign Culture in Our Midst From Left: Haitnem Mibba, Dai Vu, Mrs. Calabro, Kbang Lee, Yeng Tbao, Cbinb Vu, and Watheq Mibba. 136 Math Headaches By the Numbers Mr. Dumont explains a problem to Katby Belz. Math may give you headaches sometimes, hut you can learn a lot from it. You may wonder why you need to know half the things they teach you hut everything is for your benefit. The equations, graphs, and problems may seem to confuse you hut you will need to know how to do them for something in your life. Rich Soucie busy doing bis work. Wanda Vance seems to be thinking of things other than math. Dennis LaVergne concentrating on the assignment. 137 Co-op Banquet Practical Experience Provides Knowledge Gordie Rohroff and Choral e singing Route 66 . 138 Music to dine hy. Judge Joseph Agnello del iveri ng the employer s response 139 Clifton Eldridge with the closing comments. Business Possible Sumbodies of Tomorrow Karl Zubal enters a program into the computer. 140 141 Ari Talents E mer e Tim Owens enjoys his work. Davida Alfield paints a water color. 142 Laura Calley puts the final touches on h er vase. Beth Hayes and her E.T.” 143 Jordan Vocational Learning Skills for the Future It’s time to wax the Mercury. 144 TRY foods preparing tomorrow’s lunch. Lending a helping hand. Wendy Joh nson gets her hair done hy Sandy Sanders. 145 Industrial Arts Creative Minds at Work 146 Jeff James works on the lathe. Tim Paulaczyh sands his project. Steve Horne and Louie Scaccia prepare the printing press. Greg Hale creates something with the m ill in g machine. The fearsome foursome: Lyle Hollenbeck, Doug Gillespie, Fred Vogler, and Ricky 1 ommas. 147 Physical Education Shapes You Up- Not Out 148 Shari LePage junps for joy! Pat McBride humps the hall. Ch ris Crossno enjoys the water. 149 Home Economics Today Students - Tomorrow Homemakers Tracey Bird, Grace Picardel and Terry Thompson. Bark Pascoe decorates ker cookies nicely. 150 Misty Knuckles kneads her dough. Dawn Morway showing her jacket to Grace Picardel. Roberta Evans carefully greases her pan. 151 Varsity and Concert Choirs Learning Vocal Skills The girls of Concert Choir sing with feeling Lewis Gartin sings Always On My Mind . The lovely soprano section Lisa Goodwin and Dcidrc Dodd. 152 Todd Sheets and Kelly Breen preparing for a concert. The altos o f Varsity Ch oir. Todd Hunt, Steve Smith, Larry Steed, and Dan McFarland. 153 Music for All Occasions A couple, of couples at the Winter Concert. Maureen Roberts 154 I land bell Choir Rindind Out the Ch eer Practicing the Celebrated Canon for Spring. 156 Kevin Stewart Jeff Rygwelshi playing a duet with the hells. Playing Toyland at Christmas. Tom Puckett and Darrin Newhe Director Al Fish lending a hand. Fall Play The Passion of Dracula Dr. Cedric Seward ... Jameson ............. Professor N an I lelsin Dr. Hel a Van Zandt . Lord Godalniin ..... Wilhemina Murray .... m Jonathon Harher ..... Count Dracula ....... Costumes ............ Lights .............. Special Effects ..... Sound ............... ... I odd Sheets .... Ken Lonjg . Mihe Wi ins . Cindy Ciupale ... I om I ohia .. Patrice Knox . Scott Hanson .. I om Puchett Kathleen Miller ... Jim Lorain ... Ivon jachson .. Rich Mitchell 158 159 Someone will pay for this.' 160 The rats got to poor Renfield.” Ron Jackson preparing a special ettect. Rick Mitchell our trusty sound Jim Loram skillfully running the lights. Kathleen Miller cleaning the costume room. Winter Plays An Evening of One Acts George and Susanne listening to Miss Sawyer. The Casts Who Am I This Time? Harry Nash Miss Sawyer . . . .‘ . . Jenise Pfeiffer Mary Kathleen Miller Newt . . Tom Puckett Helene . . Patrice Knox George Diana Susanne Cathy Collard Catherine Nancy A Playwright s Dilemma Randy Darson Frank Darson Mike Wiggins Linda Rollins Kathleen Miller Justice of the Peace Beverly Cathy Collard Mrs. Rollins The White Phantom Mrs. Drexel Blake Officer Jerry Nolan Marion Blake Cathy Collard Evelen Moore Mrs. Ogden Frazier . . . Curtis Frazier Etan Sharp Mike Wiggins The White Phantom 162 I don’t know, but I mean to find out. 164 The Cast of Play wrigkt’s Dilemma I’m in love with Beverly. 1 d like to do a play by an English playwright. 165 Tho Company Dedication and Output The Company logo Company president jenite Pfeiffer The Company it a well known organization which strives tor excellence in the field of theatre. They put on an average of two plays and a musical a year. Past performances have heen West Side Story,’’ The Wiz,” and The Passion of Dracula.” At year’s end, the Company has an awards banquet which recognizes outstanding performances hy the actors, actresses, and technical crews. Contrary to what some people helieve, you don’t have to he in a play or drama class. You just need to show a lot of dedication, hard work and tolerance. The Company is open to anyone interested in the theatre and performing arts. 166 At Chriatma� , the Company performed Synthetic Santa” Vice-Pre� ident Todd Sheet� Secretary Renee Loiko 167 Drama Banquet An Eventful Evening Mrs. McKinney giving the Company awards. Jenise Pfeiffer and Todd Sheets, Best Supporting Actress and Actor.’’ Company Mooch”, Tom Tohia 169 Band Banquet Awards Banquet Was Music to Their Ears Band Boosters' officers 170 Skery] Anderson Mrs. Stewart Kevin Stewart receiving his junior pin. Jeff Giovagenelli and Steve Zanin showing off their varsity letters. 171 Wind Ensemble Maleind Beautiful Music Together Barb Tbies and Bob Tingley Jini Salem Below: Dan Mullins and Mike Matbews concentrating on tbe music. 172 Cindy Ciupal Below: Mil«e Bergholtz Bill McTurner and Kevin Stewart say it with saxes. Below: Charlie Briley Concert Band Gaining Musical Experience The Concert Band trumpets. Glen Maynard and Andy Steele Rochelle Vandervulct and Wynona Hinds Terry Sch ultz taking five. 174 Nancy Shell ey and Sandy Anderson Scott Murdock on Tympani. Steve Zanin and Rick Tenney 175 Marching Hand Stepping Out in Style 176 Mr. Weyersburg MiL’c Wiggins and Jim Salem practicing a routine. Cindy Cuipab marching around the field. Barb I heiss 177 Is it a creature from outer space or Cathy Collartl trying to keep warm? Some people didn't even wake up for early morning rehear- sals. Cliucle Lconowicz and Jeff Dumka performing at halftime. Joel Wrohhel 178 Majorette She Stood Alone Kathy Avery I his years only majorette, Kathy Avery. 179 Pep Band Encouraging Spirit Pep band performing at tke Powder Puff game. 180 Jazz Band Jazzing it Up! Undergrade Handin' in There Undergrade mate up over 2 3 of the student tody. As a sophomore there are many new changes to face such as the ups and downs of high school life and the meeting of new friends. As usual, the sophomores' annual dance The Sadie Hawkins was a success. The Juniors, being the second class, are not quite at the top but not at the bottom either. The Juniors had many successful dances, such as the Computer Dance'' and, of course, the Jr--Sr. Prom. The classes of 84 and 85 did their Lest this year to get Hazel Part ’s spirit back into swing. 184 185 Aljliire, D. Adams, S. Adkins. I). Arcliamhault, S. Archibald, C. Atkinson, R. Avery, K. Bailey, A. Barbat, B. Barkley. R. Baugh, C. Bean, G. Beasley, S. Beaslcv, T. Bell, W. Bclz, K. Bennett, L. Berry. D. Best. D. Binkowski, R. Bird. A Bizovi, H. Blake, K. Boley, R. Botaletto, R. Bowling, A. Bowling, T. Bracken, W. Bramc, B. Brandon, A. Bray, S. Breen, K. Brown. B.' Brown, L. Buckcrfield. B. Burgess, R. Bushuiakovish, B. Byars, T. Bykaylo, K. Bvrd, A. Byrd, M. 186 Caballero, C. Caballero, C. Calder, G. Canu, M. Carpenter, W. Carslcy, J. Ccci, L. Cltalke, C. Chancy, L. Chawa, C. Cleveland, K. Conrad, K. Cook, D. Coronado, J. Coronado, S. Crafton, A. Craigton, G. Crane, M. Creebiolo, J. CroMno, C. Curl. B. Cutbill, D. Darling, F. Davis, S. Dclasbmutt, D. DcWalt. L. Dixon, J. Dodd. D. Dorsey, T. Dozier, B. Duffy, J. DuFraine, J. Duncan, J. Edwards. P. Eldred, S. Elkins. T. Eilinger, M. Evans, K. Fidlcr, D. Finley, P. Finney, M. Fisher, D. Fleisbans, L. Foate, D. 187 188 1 lorne, K. Howard, T. I irisonoulos, I. Huddleston, M. Hughes, L Hurt, R. Ignatius, I). Inglehart, B. Inglehart, K. Isaac, S. Jahr, H. Jachson, R. James, D. Jennings, K. Johnstone, J. Jones, D. Jones, K. Juliette, D. Jurcwicz, M. Jurvis, E. Keinath, E. Keinath, M. Kelly, D. Kerr, D. King, C. Klingensmith, G. Koehn, C. Kruna, J3. Kuck, J. Kuch, K. Kulahowshy, J. Kulaltowslty, S Kupicc, P. Kwapich, L. Luld, D. La Forme, D. Line, S. Langlois, C. Lau, D. Layton, R. LeRlanc, C. Lee, M. Lconowicz, C. Lcl’agc, M. 189 LePage, S. Lcsnialt, R. Lilley, M. Long, R. Lovett, M. Lozcnich, C. Lynch, T. Macintosh, D. Matlcja. L. Mann, P. Mann, I. Mantha, G. Marion, K. Martin, D. Martin, D. Martin, L. Martin, P. Martin, S. Marvin, L. Mathews, B. Mathews, R. Maynard, J. McBride, P. McCartt, D. McCascy, B. McCullough, D. McCullough, R, McDonald, M. Mcl'arland, G. MeGaughy, P. McKirdlc, S. McMastcr, W. MeMurray, T. Micovich, K. Mienteh, M. Miller, J. Miller, T. Moomaw, J. Moree, H. Moore, K. Mueller, R. Muirhead, M Mullins, T. Munn, T. Murdoch, S. Murphy, P. Nash, E. 190 o Navarre, J Nida, K. Nissan, H. Noe, J. Norri , I . Norton, J. Olson, L. Orns, L. ; Orris, C. Pack, B. Palisc, E. Palmer, E. Pfeiffer. T. Phillips, B. Pierce, M. Plonhcy, P. Poniedzialele, M. Porter, K. Potter, D. Pranito, S. Pratt, L. Reece, S. Ren forth, R. Rex, R. Ridinger, T. Riehle, K. Rives, J. Roberson, J. Robinson, R. Rolfe, D. Roosa, S. Rose, K. Ross, N. Ross. S. Rowe, J. Rusztowicz, j Ryan, D. RyhaLt, M. Rybicbi, S. Safcrian, J. Pascoc, B. Passmore, M. Paterson, M. Pawlaczylt, I . Perkins, J. Peros, 0. Per rid gen, I). 191 192 It raster, B. I itu� , H. Todd, J. I uctcr, D. I ucltcr, M. I timer, M. I uslti, M. Valuct, J. Vance, R. Vance, W. VandcrVlucht, R. Van Hull©, A. VanZandt, J. Vu, c. Vu, D. Wadcrlow, R. Walter, D. Walter, T. Wall, M. Waller. D. Walters, V. Ward, C. Ward, W. Waters. N. Watson, J. Widmer, A. Wilcox son, B. Wiley. A. Willard, R. Williams. R. Williams, S. Williamson, K. Willis, R. Wilson. D. Wilson, P. Wilson. M. Wilson. M. Wilt, T. Wise, M. Woodruff, K Woods, S. Wort man, T. Worley, M. Wright, P. Young, P. Young, K. Young, T. Zanin, S. Zopfi, L. 193 J unior t ran Cheryl Franhs-President Mi lee Bolitho-Vice-President Offi ass icers 194 195 Adolph, M. Ahlficld, D. Alcorn, D. Ashury, B. Afhury, J. Bachhus, D. Caught you in the act Jim Loram Bailey, K. Baldwin, D. Ball. M. Barher, E. Barr, P. Bell, P. Belmont, M. Bizovi, D. Black D. Blahe, R. Blanco, D. Blanton, B. Bolitho, M. Booth, C. Borowicz, D. Botalctto, C. Botruff, J. Boyd, J. Brahen, K. Briley, C. Brown, K. Brown, S. Brown, S. Burchi, D. Jeff Clark and James Kurloveck Wow, wkat a dance! Burnett, C. Bvrd, S. Cagle, H. Calder, L. Calleks, T. Canup, G. Carcnc, D. Carpenter, J. Carrier, R. Cervantes, P. Ckalke, A. Ckaney, G. Ciupak, C. Clark, J. Clayton, T. Clements, M. Cleveland, D. Cock ran, C. Collard, C- Colley, B. Collier, L. Cook, C. Coronado, A. Coveny, D. Croteau, T. Curtis, T. Czcwski, K. Danfortk, D. Davidson, C. Davis, B. Davis, R Dean, P. Dittenkcr, D. Dix, A. Dixon, E. Dokkins, S. Dodd. D. Dukry, G. Dudley, J. Dumkd, J. 197 Edcr, B. Edwards, B. Edwards, C. English, A Evans, R. Evans, R. Fahringer, T. Falls, T. Felts, K. low muci h air does Mike Matthews have left? Jackie Ryniak has the Viking spirit! Ferland, K. Ferstle, S. Fisher, C. Fisher, t. Fleshians, S. Forhee, K. Foulkes. W. Franks, C. Gartin, E. Gauthier, R. Gauthier, R. Gillium, M. Glaza, R. Goodwin, L. Gregory, J. Grose, T. Groves, M. Hand, C. Hanson, J. Harper, J. Harris, B. Harris, J. Hempstead, W. 198 Henry, F. Hester, D. Hester, D. Hinklcman, D. HitcHcock, L. Hite. D. Laurie Holdwick seems to Have otHer tHings tHan cHemistry on Her mind HolcomH, A. Holdwick, L. I idle ton, M. Hoover, R. Hosford, T. HuHHard, IV HurncvicH, R. iHHotson, I). JoHnson, W. Jones, A. Jones, B. Jones, T. Jordan, D. Kaminski, G. Karasinski, D. Kaufman, S. Kessler, R. Kivela, T. Knuckles, M. KozLwski. I Krupinski. M. Kuck, S. KurlovccH , J. Lackey, W. 199 Lamhrccht, J. Lapeer, C. Lee, K. Lee, L. Leftwich, S. LcPla, D Lcsnialc, C. Lewis, C. Loiho, R. Long, K. l_oram, J. Macicjewshi, 1). Machmin, D. MacLeod, B. Mantha, K. Mantour, N. ft ft Matthews, M. May. B. Mayes, D. Mavnarcl, G. McClatchcy, M McCord, E. McCormick, V. McFarland, D. McKirdle, R. McQueen, D. Mills. C. Mills, R Misiah. R. Mitchell, R. Moore, D. Morrison, W. Mullins, w. Murphy, D. Murphy, K. Nicholls . w. Navarre, , L. Nell. J. Owens, L. Pappas, M. Pastrich, C. Peck, K. Pctracich, N. Picardel, G. Pierce, L. Plumh, T. Pohil. D. Pond, R. Pratico, C. Price, R. Quesnel, J. I het Sheila Byrd and Karen Voglcr never thought it Quintero, D. it would he this hard to get dressed! 200 Ramsey, I. Rcimer, A. Rewitzer, R. Rezney, L. Rheaume, E. Rhodes, D. Rhodes, D. Ridinger, E. Rohhins, S. Roberts, I . Rohroff, G.. Rolfc, M. Dave Karasinshi puts on a hig smite (or the camera. Ross, S. Ruslto, A. Ryniah, J. Saferian, L. Salem, H. Sand or, L. Scaccia, A. Schewee, J. Schlagel, L. Schumaher, C. Sell, R. Shephard, J. Sluss, R. Smith, S. Smith. S. Smutch, D. Snedd on, A. Souieyrette, J. Stamm, D. Steed, L. janice Dudley gives a helping hand to Charlie Briley 201 Stcinhauser, B. Stewart, K. Swanson, E. Taylor, K. Taylor, S. Thao. Y. Tharpe, M. Thom, J. Thompson, G. Thornton, K. I Imran, S. Tihhancn, D. Tingley, K. Tobia, T. Trantham, P. Tunison, M. Tuttle, S. VanLuven, G. VanLuvcn, W. Venahlc, D. Vincent, P. Vogler, K. Vulcano, T. Walmer, V. Walters, G. Wargo, K. Warrich, R. Weaver, L. Weaver, P. Wchstcr, E. Wendell, K. Wilds, s. Wingate, T. Winters, D. Wise, M. Woodward, W. Wozney, D. Wright, C. Zuhal, K. Come on, who are you trying to hid,” says Amy English. 202 204 Seniora Up Where We Belong As the Class of 83, we will remember many things. The last and best year of high school brought us many memories. With Homecoming, came Spirit Weeb and Field Day, in which we defeated the undergrads by pulling together and showing spirit. Our Breabfast came in mid-November and it was at that time we chose our class Motto, Flower, Song, Colors, and for the first time in years, a Class Mascot. Senior Banquet rolled around in April and we recognized some of our classmate with the Mock Elections. Dancing, music, and dinner made that night one for Reminiscing. The elegance and romance of Prom came on May 13. Many of us attended and w'ith the Junior’s help, that night was special. Class Day brou ght laughter and tears, and everyone enjoyed the togetherness and the fun after the ceremony at Bald Mountain. The day we had long awaited came on June 16, when on cable T.V. , we traded in our hooks for a diploma, and we realized that we were Up Where We Belong ”. Although we had some rough times through high school, we will always treasure 1983 a6 our special Senior year. 205 Patrice Knox (president) with some inspiring words for the Class of 83 . Class Color: Dusty Rose Grey Class Mascot: Garfield Class Flower: Dusty Rose Baby ’s Breath Class Song: Up Wh ere We Belong: Joe Cocker Jennifer Warnes Class Motto: A moment is only once, a moment past is never a moment again. Live each day to its fullest and make each moment give more than the one before. Live life and go forth unto the world. Senior Breakfast Nancy Sollars and Teresa Phill ips are ready to chow. Joel Wrohhel giving the invocation with class advisor Dr. Grant. The Be innin of The En 206 Kelly Paterson and Marie Bernier taking a break to smile for tlie camera. Ann W The guys are rea arrick figures out lly impatient for tkeir food, someone wko graduated from State. Boy, I just can’t wait to eat this salad! , says Laura Lewis. Eudoria Goodgine and Lisa Noc. Carrie Knight, Lisa Patee, and Maureen Roberts boogeying down. Kelly Shaughnessy and Ed Fisher piling it on. MOST ATHLETIC Bill Connell Annette Sayyae MOST LIKELY TO HIT A PEDESTRIAN John McGuire Laura Blahe BEST BODY BEST DRESSED Louie Scaccia Renee Berry BROWN NOSER Jeff Roberts Lisa Noud CLASS COMEDIAN Bob Tavi Stacey Hagamen Tracy Lee Catby Boni CLASS FLIRT Billy Tucker Kelly Paterson BEST LOOKING Jeff Hutton Michelle Rasnake Earl Hampton with the late Invocation. 208 Yvonne Gumicz Karen Saputo checking out the program. Laura Serilia, John Ellinger and Sue Radzilowski in a happy moment. Lisa Noud with the yearbook dedication to Mrs. Chasteen. Darrin Newhery gets into the tune of things. CLASS MOOCH MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Fred Vogler Patrice Knox Donna Bush Robert Morgan BEST PERSONALITY MOST TALENTED Bruce Beshears Tom Puckett Karen Phoenix Patrice Knox MOST PREPPY Bill McTumer Teresa DeWalt MOST SPIRITED Harold Brenizer Kelli Harvey NICEST TUSH Keith Bennett Paula English MOST UNIQUE Lyle Hollenbeck Jenny Allen 209 Let’s Dance” 211 Lisa Bossich and escort sharing a special moment. John W Allan James E. Allen Kimberly J. Ayotte 212 Laura K. Blake Cheryl L. Blanton Robin S. Boggess Cathy M. Boni Damon L Borthwick Donna M. Bush Karen L Byrd Michael L Caldwell 213 Shirley A. Cassell Juan • Cervantes Dawn C Chaney Cheryl A. Clause Vernon Clawson Anita R. Cole Robert J. Coleman Serena E. Colley Charles Af. Cook Colleen Ai. Cook Scott A. Donovan Dawn M. Dorenhush Tarey L Dover Rodney M. Dozier Kirk ). Dresden Ckristopker G. Duckarme Dorothy A. Dufraine Paula J. English Donna M. Farin Edward ). Fisher John E. Fishe, John P. Foley 215 Patricia P. Goodwin Billie M. Goold Cheryl L Gould Michael E. Goulette Robert H. Greaves 216 Janie M. Holdwick Tina D. Homer Robert L. Hunacek Lonnie J. Hess Kelly R. Hill Patricia G. Hixson Rudy D. Hogg Eric L Hollaway Tracy L Hopkins Stephen W. Home, Jr. Gina K. Homer R. Todd Hunt David J. Humevich 217 Michael J. Kaufman Charles L Kristine M. Kendzierski Kend2ierski Scott A. Klobucher Carrie L. Knight Sandra ). Knight Patrice M. Knox Sherri L. Knuckles 218 Rick A. Koeppen Rhonda J. Krassa Todd M. Krupa David C. Lamberger Constance M. Lang Dennis A. LaVergne Robert J. Law, Jr. Richard J. Lai Denise Lieckfelt Kevin S. Littleson Lary D. Llewellyn David A. Lockard Rhonda M. Lockhart Kenneth A. Lopata Christopher P. Lynch Constance Majeran Diana L. Mann 219 William E. McTumer Mich ael A. Mercier Kathleen N. Miller Donald R. Mills Gary W. Mitchell Donna M. Navarre Melissa D. Nelson Darrin P. Newhery Nathan C. Nichols Lisa K. Noe 220 Glenn A. Norton Lisa M. Patee Kelly A. Paterson Tina M. Perkins Debra J. Perrette J'enise L Pfeiffer Juanita M. Paciocco David Patricia L Perala Karen J. Pboenix 221 r Thomas R. Puckett Vicki Jo R. Revitzer David S. Roberts Barb ara E. Pul ford Mick ael R. Quint Todd A. Rieble Timothy L Rietz Suzanne M. Michelle R. Rasnake Radzilowski Sherry L. Rives E. Bryan Robbins Denise A. Roberts Jeffrey M. Roberta Maureen E. Roberts Michael E. Rodgers 222 Keith R. Rumble Dennis G. Ryan, Jr Jeffrey J. Rygwelski Sandra D. Sa nders Karen L. Saputo Annette M. Sayyae Louis A. Scaccia John W. Smith Nancy M. Sollars Wanda M. Somosleey Richard L. Soucie Wende J. Sova Kevin R. Sherrill Raymond L. Shook Curtis P. Smith 223 Richard A. Sparks Rodney P. Speer Robert C. Stachurski Constance M. Stef! Elaine M. Stepke Brian D. Strick Kimberly A. Switaj Patty A. Tatum Robert W. Tavi Patricia A. Tervo Barbara E Thies Terrie E Thomason David W. Thompson Ernest VP. Thompson Timothy K. Thompson 224 Billy R. Tucker Ronald ]. Tuski Wanda K. Vance Brenda M. VanDee Daniel J. Vierik Fredric A. Vogler Ann M. Warrick Stepken T. Webb Karyn J. Wendell Belinda B. Wesiergaard Kimberly G. Womack Cheryl A. Wozny 225 JoeI E. Wrobbel Not Pictured Suzanne A. Amsden Steven C. Burge Jonathan M. Burkeen Gerald J. Coar Willaim S. Connell Donald J. DeGracia Lynda D. Dujardin Joseph H. Fisher John M. Griffiths Melissa E Grunow Christopher A. Jeffery K. Zagar Stacy L. Zarkis Young Janet M. Heidmous Kenneth V. Hollewa Jesse J. Huffman Elizabeth A. Kessell Darlene A. Kilroy Mary J. Locke Tony Locke Joseph D Marschner Dana L. McCormick Carlen B. Miller Timothy Nichols Kenneth J. Pond Linda Potts Annette Scears Julie A. Sprouse William E. Steed Sherry M. Stevens Douglas Straub John G. Walter Sha wn Washington 226 Valedictorian ■ Patrice Knox Salutatorian ■ Jeffrey Roberts Class Motto • . A moment is only once, a moment past is never a moment again. Live eacfi day to its fullest and make each moment give more than the one before. Live life and go forth unto tbe world. Hazel Park Association Of Educational Office Personel • Kellv Falls Secretary of tbe Year • Cberyl Blanton Best Business Student - Barbara Tbies Class Flower ' mi Class Cole Class Mascot Class Song ■ Bauscb Lomb ■ Kelly Paterson Class of 61 • Tina Perk ins John W. Dickey Award • Patrice Knox Mathematics Award • Jeffrey Roberts Girls All-Sport Award • Kelly Paterson Most Dedicated • Annette Sayyae William Russell A ward • Billy Connell Boys All-Sport Award • Harold Brenizer Dramatics Award ■ Thomas Puckett Vocal M usic Aw'ard - Thomas Puckett Lewis Gartin John Phillip Sousa Award • Joel Wrobbel Voactional Achievement Award - Annette Scears Joseph Marschner Veterans Of Foreign Wars Award Tina Horner Michael Jordan Social Studies Award • Kelly Shaughnessy Law Enforcement Award • Donna Farin Billy Beasley Language Club Scholarship • Cheryl Wozney Diana Mann Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship - Annette Sayyae BOD Off icers American Legion Award • Patrice Knox Robert Morgan Fred Ryd er Memorial Cup - Rich ard Soucie Red Rose an d Baby’s Breath Dusty Rose and Gray Garfield Up wh ere We Belong Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes Class Officers President - Patrice Knox Vice President - Cheryl Blanton Secretary • Annette Sayyae Treasurer - Kelly Shaughnessy Rotary Vocational Award - Earl Hampton John W. Smith Hazel Park Education Association Scholarship - Robert Morgan Majorie Long Scholarship . Curt Whitsett Beryl Sch oening Scholarship • Ronald Tuski President • Robert Morgan Vice President -ITeresa DeWalt Secretary ■ Annette Sayyae Treasurer - Ann Warrick Wall of Fame • Keith Bennett All State Football Wilfred D. Wehh Award • Lisa Noud Erickson Cup • Annette Sayyae Reflecting on past achievements. Mr. Fish presents the Vocal Music award to Lewis Gartin. Scott Donovan, Jamie Brewer, and Steve Webb listen to the greeting. John W. Smith and Earl Hampton receiving the Rotary Vocational Award. 228 Harold Brenizer and Kelly Paterson with their All-Sport award. Mr. Bums congratulating Ron Tushi upon the presentation of the Beryl Sch oening Scholarship. Bill Beasley and Donna Farin, recipents of the public safety award in memory of some former citizens. Ch orale preforming for a final time. Class Orator Tom Puckett receives the Drama Award Tina Horner Mike Jordan getting the V.F.W. Award. Dr. Grant proudly presents Annette Sayyae with the Erickson Cup. Class Day The winners in the Car Parade. A trio of thoughts. Students honored, Awards Presented 229 June 10,1983 A Smile A Hug, A Tear Mr. Bloetscher presented Richard Soucie wi th the Fred Ryd er Memorial Cup. Jeff Rygwelshi in a serious moment. Class Invocator, Joel Wrobbel. Winning entry in the car parade, We had a WHALE of a time! 230 232 Commencement June 16, 1Q83 First Step into a New Life All together, for one last time. Donna Maust The Processional 233 Keith Beger caught hy the camera. Coming out before the crowd Put one foot in front of the other’’... 234 Mrs. Cole. 235 H.P. VIKINGS! VARSITY FOOTBALL- ROW 1-T.Falls, J. Kurlovech, G. Mitchell, R. Thommas, D. Gillespie, K. Bennett, J. Murphy, K. Sherill, J. Clark, D. Nieves, M. Alverio, ROW 2- D. Mackman, T. Sloan, J. Schewec, D. Mills, R. Dozier, K. Whitsett, R. Morgan, R. Tuski, C. Kendzierski, R. Blake, A. Sneddon, M. Bolitho, ROW 3- Coach Stagg, D. Stamm, B. Tucker, H. Brenizer, L. Hollenbeck, B. Beshears, B. Connell, T. Ridinger, C. Hutchins, C. Lynch, M. Kaufman, E. Hampton, J. McGuire, E. Ridinger, J. Thom, Coach Pohursky, Coach Eldred. J.V. FOOTBALL- ROW 1- L. Dao, S. Bray, K. Michovich, D. Young, R. Heron, J. Rowe, T. Bird, B. Brown, T. Saylor, E. Palise, ROW 2- B. Thrasher, D. Williams, G. Calder, E. Titus, D. Martin, M. Canu, B. Guthrie, L. Hendricks, T. Bowling, R. Vance, D. Dodd, ROW 3- E. Jurvis, D. Potter, T. Dorsey, B. Curl, M. Wilson, B Phillips, M. Byrd, K. Snowdon, M. Majewski, C. Ward, ROW 4- D. Waller, (manager), Coach Otterh acher, M. Ellinger, A. Steele, T. Hooton, D. Steele, B. Keller, L. Gates, Coach Wegner. 236 BOYS CROSSCOUNTRY. ROW 1- J. Griffin, T. Hunt, D. Paluszewski, B. Beasley, M. Jordan, G. Norton, ROW 2- D. Moore, D. Burchi, K. Inglehart, C. caLallero, Coach Boughton, ROW 3- B. Morrison, K. Zubal, S. Venable, J. Norton, D. Ryan, B. Matthews, R. Matthews, Coach Fulcher. GIRLS CROSSCOUNTRY. ROW 1- D. Smutek, J. Brum well, B. MacLeod, K. Williamson, J. Smutek, ROW 2- M. Franks, T. Howard, R. Warrick, C. Franks, Coach Boughton, C, Practico, Coach Fulch er. GIRLS TENNIS- ROW 1- J. Ryniak, Coach Petrick, C. Collard, ROW 2-C. Schumaker, B. Stefl, J. Dudley, E. Webster, R. McCurdle, D. Hickleman, L. Foster. Girls Varsity Basketball Girls J.V. Basketball Girls Boys J.V. Basketball Boys Varsity Basketball Varsity Cheerleaders f� iilfc. dfwrf mi w. iJr I i J.V. Ch eeriea leaders Boys Swimming J.V. Volleyball V arsity Volleyball Girls Varsity Softball V arsity Wrestling J.V. Wrestling French Cluh Vihettes 243 Marching Band Boys Tennis Boys J.V. Baseball Boys Varsity Baseball Girls J.V. Softball Varsity Choir Concert Ch Symphony Band Jazz Band oir BOYS SWIMMING GIRLS TENNIS H.P. OPP. 73 Oak Park 47 68 Dondero 55 56 Claw'son 70 57 Southfield 70 46 Athens 81 43 Kimhall 84 76 Avondale 51 30 Seaholm 96 53 Fitzgerald 74 44 Troy 83 34 Andover 81 51 I ampherc 76 57 Berkley 66 46 Ferndale 81 H.P. 2 Ferndale OPP. 5 1 Southfield 6 0 Kimhall 7 2 Dondero 5 0 Seaholm 7 0 Troy 1 Andover 6 7 Pontaic Nthn. 0 1 Fitzgerald 6 GIRLS TRACK H.P. OPP. 24 Fitzgerald 99 14 Southfield 108 24 Kimhall 99 7 Seaholm 119 30 Troy 93 15 Andover 108 15 Berkley 111 26 Ferndale 96 13tk Regionals H.P. 19 15 6 6 27 13 25 7 36 FOOTBALL Fitzgerald Andover KimLall Berkley Troy South field Seaholm Dondcro Femdale rr SOFTBALL AN HP. OPP. HP. 7,10 I-amphere 6,2 52 13 Troy 5 53 8 Andover 6 58 18 Oak Park 0 44 4 Berkley 64 6 b arren Lincoln 9 56 8 Femdale 6 73 5 Warren Mott 11 58 8,5 Southfield 5,6 53 2,2 Seaholm 14,5 52 9,8 Warren Tower 12,2 57 22 Andover 48 7 Berkley 3 59 6 Troy Athens 8 68 10 Troy 6 46 1,2 Kimhall 5,3 64 11 Femdale 8 79 6,12 Fitzgerald 2,2 63 Z A 2 Warren Mott 1 04 4 Dondero 8 43 2,2 East Detroit 23,6 5 Pershing, Pre-Districts 3 5 Stevenson 4 7 Warren Tower Districts 6 BOYS BASKETBALL aid Fitzger. Lathrup Southfield Kimhall Seaholm Troy Andover Berkley Femdale Troy Athens Southfield Kimhall Seaholm Andover Troy Avondale Groves Berkley Femdale Ferndale VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Fitzgerald Dondero Southfield Kimhall Seaholm Troy Thurston Andover Berkley Femdale Southfield GOLF Southfield Clawson Kim hall Pontiac Northern Highland Park Seaholm Clawson Highland Park Andover Pontiac Northern Berkley Highland Park Femdale Troy Highland Park II OPP. 26 43 45 28 42 42 55 45 38 45 39 OPP. 204 200 194 202 235 211 234 198 218 172. 193 257 237 195 244 W 'I BOYS CROSS COl'NTRY HP. 32 Fitzgerald 27 Kimball 24 Seaholm 23 Southfield 19 Andover 25 Berkley 19 Ferndale 31 Troy 15th 7th 5th 11th 3rd 6th W. Bloomfield Inv. Lakeview MSA S.MA Oakland Counts SMA Regionali H.P. 17 17 20 25 16 20 20 10th 9th 7th Kimball Scaholm Andover Southfield Berkley Troy Fcrndale MSA SMA Reg ionals SMA GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL OPP Southfield Kimball Sea holm Troy Andover Berkley Ferndale Southfield Kimball Seaholm Troy Andover Berkley Ferndale SCORES GIRLS SWIMMING Avondale Southfield Kimball Troy Ath ens Seaholm Dondero Troy Pontiac Nthn. Andover Ferndale Lamphere Berkley BOYS TRACK Firzgcrald Southfield Kimball Seaholm Troy Andover Berkley Ferndale Elk Relays Regional s SMA WRESTLING JV BASEBALL Troy Oak Park Berkley Andover Ferndale Andover Berkley Southfield Southfield Troy Ferndale Dondero Dondero Seaholm Scaholm HP. W L L H.P. 64 47 Southfield Kimball Fitzgerald Troy W tO 56 L 62 Andover W 65 Berkley L 59 Clarkston W 50 l ake Orion L 44 John Glemm W 48 Plymouth Sal w 62 Ferndale L 32 Bedford L 72 Seaholm L Ht Bedford Inv. BOYS TENNIS Ferndale Oak Park Warren Mott Southfield Kimball Clawson Seaholm T. . dov erkley Fernd. OPP. 6 H.P. 6 Troy 15 14 Andover 14 7 Clarkston 4 7 Adams 4 8 Berkley OPP. 14 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 5th Oakland County Highland Park Inv. Mount Clemens Inv SMA Districts Reg ionals State A” Abshire. D 186 Adams. S 186 Adkins. D 186 Adolph. M 196 Ads 257-264 Agbay. D 186. 86 Alcorn, d 196 Ahlfield. D 196. 20. 66. 142 Allan. D 131. 94 Allan. J 212 Allan. M 30 Allen. D 186. 94. 126 Allen. D 196 Allen. J 212 Allen. J 20. 212 Althouse, H 186 Alverio. M 196. 101. 236 Anderson, S 171. 175. 212 Art 142 Archambault. M 196 Archambault. S. 186 Archibald. C 186 Asbury, B 196 Asbury, J 196 Ashcraft. M. Atkinson. R 186 Audio Visual 129 Avery, K 186. 90. 91, 148 Ayotte, K 212 “B” Backhus, D 196 Bailey. A . 186. 77. 113, 131. 81 Bailey. K 196 Baker. J 212 Baker, J 212 Baker. M 212 Baker. M 212 Baldwin, D 196 Ball, M 196 Band 170 Barbat. B 186 Barber. E 196 Barkley, R 186 Barley. P 109. 212 Barrett. V 20. 140. 212 Barringer. C. ... 30 Baron. B 31 Barr. P 196 Baugh. C 186 Bean. G 186 Beasley. B 101, 237, 212 Beasley. S 186 Beasley. T 186. 109 Beger. K 212 Bell. P 196 Bell. W 186 Belmont, M 196 Belz. K 186 Bennett. K. 80. 28,132.105. 26. 62. 63. 236. 212 Bennett. L 186 Bergholtz. M. .. 173, 109, 212 Bernier. M 207. 29, 23. 212 Berry. D 186 Berry. R 212 Beshears. B 89. 27. 236. 105, 212 Best. D 186 Best. M 42. 26. 212 Binkowski. R 186 Bird, A 186 Bird. T 132. 150. 236 Bizovi, D 196 Bizovi. H 186 Black, D 196. 20 Blackwell, D 212 Blake. K 186. 91. 112 Blake. L : 20. 42. 39. 27. 213 Blake. R 196. 31. 236 Blakely, E. (Mrs. Ray) 118 Blanco, D 196 Blanton. B 196, 212 Blanton. C 67. 26. 55. 213 Bloetscher, Mr. L. ... 121 Board of Directors 38 Board of Education 121 Boggess. R 29. 27, 213 Boley. R 186 Bolitho M. 196. 20, 194. 140, 25. 101, Boni. C 26. 34. 55, 213 Booth, C 196 Borja. Mr. A 118 Borowicz. B 149 Borowicz, D 196. 55 Borthwick. D 213 Borthwick, J 213 Bossick. L 213, 211 Botaletto, C 196 Botaletto, R 186 Botruff. J 196 Boughton, Mr. J. ... 118, 237 Bowling, A 186 Bowling, T 186. 236 Box, D 213 Boyd. J 196. 71, 80 Boyd. Mrs 127 Boys Golf 70 Boys Swimming 96 Boys Tennis 108 Braken, K 196 Bracken. W 186 Brame. B 186. 149, 113 Brandon. A 186 Bray, S .... 186, 85. 65. 236 Breen. K 186. 153 Breeding, G 52. 213 Brenizer. H. 84. 28, 39. 60. 25, 26. 82. 236. 54, 213 Brenizer. Mr. H 120 Brewer. J 133. 213 Briley, C .. 196, 173, 201. 40 Britton, D 125 Brown. B 186. 66. 236 Brown. K 196 Brown. L 186 Brown. S 196. 143 Browning. B 213 Browning R 199 Brumwell, J Bucholtz. R. 237 Buckerfield, B 186 Buckley. Mrs. D. ... 118 Bunn, G 213 Buhler. Mrs. C 118 Burchi, D. 196.74,80.39.100,237,54 Burgess. R 186 Burle. T 213 Burnett. C 197 Burns, Mr. J 118 Bush. D 20, 213 Bushuiakovish. B. .. 186. 129 Business 140 Byars. T 186 Bykaylo. K 186 Byrd. A 186 Byrd. K 213 Byrd. M 186. 236 Byrd. S ... 197. 200. 67. 39 C Caballero, C Cafeteria 187, 75, 237 127 Cagle. H 197 Calder, G 187, 66. 236 Calder, L 197 Callebs. T 197 Caldwell. M 213 Calley, L 143. 213 Camper, Mr. F 118 Canu, M 187. 236 Canup. G 197 Carene. D 197 Carpenter, J 197. 54 Carpenter, W 187 Carrier. R 197 Carsley. J 187 Cassel. S 214 Ceci, L 187 Cervantes, J 214 Cervantes, M 126 Cervantes, P 197 Chalke. A 197 Chalke. C 187 Chaney. D 214 Chaney. G Chaney. L 187 Chasteen, Mrs. D. 188. 8 Davis. B 197 Duncan. J 187. 57 Chawa. C 187 Davis. R ... 197. 71. 80 Dupke. Mr 21. 118 Ciupak. C . 197. 196. 179. 173 Davis. S 187 Dutkiewicz, Mrs 122 Clark, J 197. 236. 105 Dean. P 197, 20 Dysarczyk, K. Class Day 288-231 Dedication 8 “E Clause. C 214 Deel, S 215 Eder. B 198. 196. 39 Clawson, V 214 Delashmutt. D 187. 215 Edwards. B 198 Clayton, T 197 Delashmutt. D. Edwards. C 198 Clements. M 197 DeWalt, L 187. 20, 184. 39. 112 Edwards. P 187 Cleveland, D 197 DeWalt. T. 20. 66, 80. 92. 38. 29. 132 Eld red. Mr. D ... 118. 103, 236 Cleveland, K 187 26. 215 Eld red. S 187. 20. 112 Cochran, C 197 Dieckmann. Mr. L 125 Eldridge, Dr. H 120 Cole. A 214 Dillion, R. Elkins. T 187 Cole. Ms. M 120 Dittenber. D .. 197. 70, 80 Ellinger, J. Coleman. B 214 Division - Departments .. 116 Ellinger. M .... 187. 90. 236 Collard, C 197. 79. 80. 237 Division - Seniors 204 Ellsworth. Mrs. G 122 Colley. B 197 Division - Sports 58 Engleson. T 56 Colley. S 214 Division - Student Life ... 12 English. A 198. 202 Collier, L 197 Division - Undergrads ... 182 English. P 20. 26 Commencement .. 232-235 Dix, A English. P .... 130. 25. 215 Concato. Mrs. G. . 128 Dixon, E 197 Evans. K 187 Concert 174 Dixon, J Evans. R 198 Concert Choir 152 Dobbins, S 197, 93 Evans. R 198, 151 Connell, B. 21. 89. 81. 26. 63. 236. 104 Dodd, D 187, 236 “F” Conrad. K 187 Dodd, D 197. 152 Fads -n- fashions 14, 16 Cook. C 197 Donajkowski. Mrs 127 Fahringer. T 198 Cook. C 214 Donovan. S 215 Fall Banquet 80 Cook, C 214 Dorenbush. D 210, 215 Falls. K 51. 215 Cook, D 187 Dorsey. T 187. 236 Falls. T 198. 236 Co-op 138 Dover, T 215 Farin, D 56, 26. 215 Chorale 154 Dozier. B 187 Felts. K .... 198, 20. 143 Cormier, R 148 Dozier. R 27, 236, 215 Ferland, K 198 Coronado, A 197 Drama 168 Ferstle. S 198 Coronado, J 187, 214 Dresden. K . 25. 27, 215 Fettes. D 198 Coronado, J. Dubry, G 197 Fidler. D 187 Coronado, S 187. 20 Ducharme. C 215 Field Day 22. 24 Corso, K 214 Duda, Mr. E 118 Figas. Miss. P 118 Counselors 123 Dudley, J. . 197, 201, 20. 78, 154, 237 Finley. P 187 Coveny, D 197 Duffy. J 187 Finney, M 187 Coveyou. A 214 DuFranine. D 215. 126 Fisher. C 198 Coveyou, D 125 DuFranine, J 187 Fisher, D 187. 90 Cowell, D 97, 214 Dumka, J 197. 109 Fisher. E 215 Crachiola. Mrs. F. . 42. 128 Dumont, Mr 118 Fisher. J 84-85 Craig, K 28, 27. 32, 33, 214 Duncan. N 57 Fisher, J 215 Crafton. A 187 Craighton, G 187. 131. 95 Crane, C.......... 67, 142, 111, 133 Crane, M........................ 187 Crechiolo. J............... 187, 101 Cross Country .................. 72. 74 Crossno, C................. 187, 149 Croteau, T................. 197, 70 Crumback, D..................... 214 Cummings. C..................... 214 Cummings, T..................... 214 Curd, C......................... 215 Curl, B............... 187, 236, 128 Curr, D.......................... 20 Curtis, T....................... 197 Curtis, T....................... 197 Cuthill, D...................... 187 Czewski, K...................... 197 O Danforth, D..................... 197 D’anna, E....................... 215 Dao, L.......................... 236 Darling, F...................... 187 Davidson, C..................... 197 executive and family portrait weddings commercial children pets copies and restoration crooks at main • royal oak • 548-7660 Fisher. T 198 Goold. B 216 Fisk. Mr. A 118. 156 Gorial. J 188 Fleishans. L 187 Gould. C 216 Fleshians. S 198 Goulette. M 216 Foate. D 187 Grant. Dr 118. 38 Fobear. Mr. D 118 Greaves, B 216 Foley, J 155. 41. 215. 129 Green. Mr. J 118 Forbes. K 198. 202 Gregory. J 198 Forbes. W 188 Gregson. T 188 Forsyth. J 188 Griffin, J 237 Foster. L . 188. 78. 39. 36. 237 Groh. A 188. 148 Foulkes. W 198. 202 Grose. T 198, 45. 20 Fox. D 188 Groves. M 198 Fox. K. Grunow. M 155 Frampton. Dr. E. Paul 120 Guido. Mr. G. ... 118 Frandsen, D 215 Guiney. D 188. 216 Frank. K 188 Guiney D. Franks. C. . 198. 194. 39. 25. 133. 237 Gurnicz. H 188 Franks. M 188. 20. 102. 237 Gurnicz. Y 216 Frye. D . 188. 20. 184. 39. 94 Guthrie. B 188. 155. 236 Fulcher. Mr. R. . 75. 118. 237 Gwilt. M 125 Fuller. L 125 “H “G Hagaman. S 20. 25. 26. 216 Gabbard. W 43 Haggerty. Dr. ... 120 Gadzinski, Dr. L. 123 Hale. G 147. 216 Galeher. J 188 Hall. K 188 Gardner. L 188 Hall Monitors ... 124 Garrett. C 188 Hamilton. F 188 Gartin. E 198 Hamilton. R 122 Gartin, L 152. 155. 215. 40 Hampton. E 61. 26. 236, 216 Gates. L 236 Handbell Choir 156 Gauthier. R 198 Hang, C 198 Gauthier. R 198 Hanson. J 198 Geiger. T 216 Hanson. K 188. 97 Gevedon. T 188, 38 Hanson, S 178. 27. 155. 41. 216 Gibson.J 188. 95. 102. 41 Harcus, T 188 Gibson. Mr. J. ... 120 Harm. Mr. C 118 Gillium. M 198 Harper. J 198. 20 Gillard. S 216 Harris. B 198 Gillespie. D 147. 27. 236. 216 Harris. J Gill. K 216 Harris. J 198 Giovannangeli. J 188. 171 Harris. M 188 Girls Swimming 76 Harris. P 188. 148 Girls Tennis 78 Harrison, G 125 Glaza. R 198 Harrison, N 188 Goodgine. E 216 Harvey. K 20. 28. 26. 216 Goodwin. L 198. 152. 22 Hatta. K 188 Goodwin. P 216 Haven. J 188 Goodman. M 188 Hawley. S 216 Hays. B...................... 143. 216 Hayes. L........................ 188 Hayes, R........................ 188 Hein. L.............. 20. 27. 34. 217 Hempstead. W.................... 198 Hendricks. L............ 188. 236, 107 Henry. F........................ 199 Hernandez. J.................... 188 Heron. R................ 188. 236. 106 Herzhaft. J..................... 124 Hess. L........................... 217 Hess. M......................... 188 Hester. B. !.................... 188 Hester. D....................... 199 Hester. D....................... 199 Hevicon. D................... 199, 56 Heyer, M........................ 188 Higgins. J.............. 188. 20. 130 Hill. D................. 199. 53. 87 Hill. H......................... 188 Hill. K........................... 217 Hill, M......................... 188 Hilliard. L..................... 124 Hinds. T........................ 188 Hinds. W..................... 199. 174 Hinkleman. D............ 199. 79. 237 Hitchcock. L........ 199. 67. 92. Ill Hitchcock. Mr. W................ 120 Hite. D........................... 199 Hixson. P......................... 217 Hoeft. G........................ 124 Hogg. R........................... 217 Holcomb. A...................... 199 Holdwick. J....................... 217 Holdwick. L.................. 199, 194 Holestein. M................. 188, 20 Holeton. M........................ 199 Hollaway, E....................... 217 Hollenbeck. L... 147, 20. 21. 63. 236 Homecoming Dance .................. 30 Home Economics ................. 150 Hooton, Ms. S..................... 120 Hooton. T.................... 188. 236 Hoover. R......................... 199 Hopkins. C........................ 188 Hopkins. T........................ 217 Horne, K.......................... 189 Horne. S................ 147. 26. 217 Horner. G......................... 217 Horner. T......................... 217 Hosford. T........................ 199 Howard. T.................... 189. 237 Hrisopoulos. I............'....... 189 Hubbard. D........................ 199 Huddleston. M................ 189. 184 Hughes. L......................... 189 Hughes. S......................... 217 Hulbert. R........................ 217 Hunacek. R........................ 217 Hunt. R................. 153. 237, 217 Hurchik. Miss. V................ 118 Hurnevich. D................. 141, 217 Hurnevich. R............ 199. 103, 55 Hurt. R........................... 189 Hutchins. C.................. 236. 105 Hutton. J............... 39. 26. 218 4411 Ibbotson. D...................... 199 Ignatius, D................. 189, 41 Index ...................... 252-256 Industrial Arts ................. 146 Inglehart, B............ 189, 74, 96 Inglehart. K............ 189, 76, 237 Isaac, S......................... 189 Ishler, Mrs...................... 118 j Jabr, H.......................... 189 Jack and the Beanstalk .......... 166 Jackson, R.................. 189, 161 Janitors ........................ 125 Jardon .......................... 144 Jasper, R. James, D......................... 189 James, J......................... 146 Jaworski, J...................... 218 Jazz Band........................ 181 Jenning. K....................... 189 Johnson, W. Johnson, J........................ 28 Johnson, W.............. 199, 145, 218 Johnstone. J..................... 189 Jones. A......................... 199 Jones. B......................... 199 Jones, D......................... 189 Jones. J......................... 218 Jones, K......................... 189 Jones. M........................ 146, 218 Jones, N. Jones, T........................ 199. 142 Jordan, D....................... 199, 196 Jordan. M........ 80, 74, 57, 237, 218 Juliette, D...................... 189 Junior Portraits............. 194-203 Junior Varsity Baseball Junior Varsity Basketball ........ 90 Junior Varsity Basketball ........ 68 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ...... 36 Junior Varsity Football .......... 64 Junior Varsity Softball ......... 112 Junior Varsity Volleyball ........ 94 Junior Varsity Wrestling ......... 86 Jurewicz, M...................... 189 Jurvis, E................... 189, 236 “K Kaminski, G...................... 199 Karasinski, D............... 199, 201 Katulski, A...................... 218 Kaufman, M.................. 236, 218 Kaufman, Mrs..................... 126 Kaufman, S....................... 199 Keinath, E....................... 189 Keinath, M....................... 189 Keller, B........................ 236 Kelly. D......................... 189 Kelly, J. Kendall P......................... 96 Kendzierski, C................... 218 Kendzierski, K.............. 236. 218 Kerr, D.......................... 189 Kessler. R....................... 199 Kile, Mrs........................ 128 King and Queen ................... 32 King, C 189 Kivela, T 199 Klinqensmith, G 189. 103 Klobucher, S 218 Knight. C 218 Knight, S 218 Knox. P 206, 20, 27. 155. 218 Knuckles, M 199, 151 Knuckles, S 141. 218 Koehn, C 189 Koeppen, R 219 Kozlowski, J 199 Krassa, R 39. 26. 219 Kroll. F. Krupa, B 189 Krupa, T 219 Krupinski, M 199 Kuck, J 189 Kuck, K 189 Kuck, R 219 Kuck, S 199 Kuhn, Mr 118 Kulakowsky. J 189 Kulakowsky, S 189. 20 Kupiec, P 189 Kurlovech, J ... 199, 197, 236 Kwapich, L 189 L LaBrecque, Mr. L 120 Lackey.W 199 Ladd. D 189 LaForme, D 189 LaGrandeur, K 26. 219 Lamberger. D 219 Lambrecht. J 200 Lane. S 189 Lang. C 219 Langlois. C 189 Language Arts 130 Language Club .... 46 Laotian Students . 136 Lapeer. C 200 Lau.D Lavergne. D Lavergne. D Law, R Lawson, R 219 Layton. R LeBlanc. C 189 Lee. K Lee. L 200. 202 Lee, M LeDnowicz. C Lee, T. 189 Leftwich, S 200 LePage. M 189, 130 LePage, S 190, 149 LePla, D Lesniak, C 200 Lesniak, R Lewis. C 200. 20 Lewis, L Library Lieckfelt. D Liley, M Littleson, K Llewellyn. L Lockard. D Lockart, R Locklear, Mrs 127 Loiko, R 200, 163, 167, 151 Long. K 200, 154 Long, R Lopath. K 52, 219 Loram, J 200. 196, 161. 155 Lovett. M Lozenich, C Ludwig, E. Lynch, C 84. 26. 236, 219 Lynch. T M tf Metciejewski, D 200 Macintosh, D 190, 122 Mackmin. D 200, 20. 236 Macieod, B. 200. 30. 80. 74. 102, 237 Madcia. L 190 Maierie, Miss. J 119 Majeran, C 219 Majewjki, M 90. 236 Majorc-ttes Maloney. Mrs. S 119 Mancini. Mrs 127 Mann, D Mann. P Mann. T Mantha. B Mantha. G 190, 87 Mantha, K Mantour, N Marcero. M Marching Band 176, 178 Marion. K Marryin’ Sam 148 Martin. D 190. 236 Martin. D : 190 Martin. L 190 Martin. P 190 Martin. S 190 Marvin. L 190 Math 137 Mathews. B 190. 75. 237 Matthews. M 200. 198. 172 Mathews. R 190. 74. 237 Matney. D 220 Maust. D 220 May. B 200. 20 Maynard. G 174 Maynard. J 190 Mayes. D 200 Maynard. G 200 Mercier. M..................... 220 Mermuys, Mr. R................. 119 Micovich, K............. 190. 236, 107 Mientek. M..................... 190 Mikulas, Mr. C................. 119 Miller. J...................... 190 Miller. K. 161, 166. 148. 139. 220. 128 Miller. Mrs.................... 127 Miller. T.................... 190. 45 Mills. C....................... 200 Mills. Don .............. 80. 236. 220 Mills. R....................... 200 Misiak. R...................... 200 Mitchell. G....... 81. 57. 27. 236. 220 Mitchell. R.................. 200. 161. 155 Mock Elections .................... 210 Moomaw. J...................... 190 Moore. D............ 200. 74. 132. 237 Moore. R..................... 216. 220 Moore. K....................... 190 Moree. E....................... 190 Morgan. R. 28.38. 60.61.25.26.32.33. 236. 220. 104 Morrill. Mr 122 Morrison. W 200. 75. 237 Morway, D 151 Moskal. D 220 Mueller. R 190 Muirhead. M 190. 148 Muirhead. T 220 Mullins. D 170 Mullins. T 190 Mullins. W 200. 31. 172 Munn. T 190. 37 Murdock. S 190. 175 Murphy. D 200 Murphy, J 236. 220 Murphy, K 200 Murphy. P Me” 190. 20 McBride. P 190. 149 McCartt. D 190 McCasey. B 190 McClain. Mr. D. 119 McClatchey. M. .. 200. 20. 67 McConnaughney, Mrs. J. 119 McCord. E 200 McCord. N 124 McCormick. D. 220 McCormick. V. 200 McCullough, D. 190 McCullough. R. 190 McDonald. M. . 190 McFarland. D. . 200. 153 McFarland. G. . 190 McGaughy, P . 190 McGuire. J .. 20. 21. 236 McKinney. Mrs. K. ... 119 McKirdle, R . 200. 78. 80. 237 McKirdle, S 190. 129 McMaster, W. .. 190 McMurray. T. .. McPhee. A. 190 McQueen. D. ... 200. 151 McTurner. B. ... “Nr 39. 173. 220 Nash. E 190 National Honor Society . 50 Navarre. D 220 Navarre. J 191 Navarre. L 200 Nell. J 200 Nelson. L 27. 226 Newberry. D. ... 178, 41. 153. 220 Newberry. Dr. . 120 Nicholls, W 200 Nichols. N 144. 220 Nida, K 191 Nieves. D 236 Nissan. H 191 Noe. J 191 Noe. Lisa 226 Noe. P 126 Norris. F 191 Norton. G 237. 221 Norton, J 191. 101. 237 Noud. L ... 55. 51. 221 Noud, Mr. J “O 121 Ochoa. D 39. 221 Ohanian. Mr. V................... 119 Olson. L......................... 191 One Acts ...................... 162. 164 Orlando. K....................... 221 Orns. L......................... 191 Orris. C........................ 191 Owens. J............................ 148 Owens, L.......................... 200 Ownens. T...................... 142. 221 Otterbacher, Coach .............. 236 Owiesney. D...................... 221 Ozmeny. Mrs...................... 122 “P Pacioceo, J...................... 221 Pack. B.......................... 191 Palise. E................ 191. 65. 236 Palmer, B....................... 45. 43 Palmer. E........................... 191 Paluszewski. D....... 89. 237, 54. 221 Pappas. L........................ 221 Pappas. M...................... 200. 129 Pappas. R............................ 20 Palee. L. Parker Staff......................... 56 Pascoe, B...................... 191. 150 Passions of Dracula ........... 158. 160 Passmore. M...................... 191 Pastrick. C......................... 200 Paterson. K. 207. 20. 66.80. 93. 56.27. 221 Paterson, M...................... 191 Patton. Mrs. D................. 119. 127 Paulaczyk .......................... 146 Pawlaczyk, T..................... 191 Peck. K........................ 200. 54 Pep Band ........................... 180 Pepper, D........................ 221 Perala. P...................... 133. 221 Perkins. J.......................... 191 Perkins. T.................. 42. 27. 221 Peros, D......................... 191 Perrette. D...................... 221 Perridgen. D........................ 191 Petracich, N.............. 200. 93. 43 Petrick. Mr...................... 237 Pfeiffer. J.......... 166. 149. 54. 221 Pfeiffer. T......................... 191 Phillips. B.............. 191, 87. 236 Phillips. T.................... 206. 221 Phoenix. K........... 23. 27. 19. 221 Physical Education ................. 148 Picardel, G............... 200. 150. 151 Pierce. L........................... 200 Pierce. M........................... 191 Plonkey. P.......................... 191 Pobursky. J. Coach Plumb. T....................... 200. 45 Pohil. D............................ 200 Pond. R........................ 200. 210 Poirier. K. Poniedzialek, M..................... 191 Porter. K...................... 191. Ill Porter. K. Potter. D............ 191. 184. 90. 236 Powder Puff ......................... 20 Pranito. S.......................... 191 Pratico, C.......... 200, 132. 103. 237 Pratt. L 191 Price. R 200 Principals 120 Prom 212-215 Puckett. T Pulford. B. .... 41. 157. 55. 50 Purdy, Mr. T. ... ‘‘Q’ 121 Quesnel. J Quint. M. 200 Quintero. D “R 200. 22 Radzilowski. S. 20. 28. 26 Ramsey. T 201 Rasnake, M 29. 27 Reece, S 191 Reimer, A 201, 39. 54 Renforth, R Revitzer, V. 191 Rewitzer, R 201, 55 Rex, R Rezney. L 201 Rheaume. E 201 Rhodes. D 201 Rhodes. D 148 Ridinger, E .. 201, 20, 85, 29, 236 Ridinger. T 191, 100. 83. 236 Riehle, K Riehle, T. Rietz, T. 191 Rives. J Rieves, S. Ritchie. Mrs 128 Robbins. B Robbins, S 201 Roberson, J Roberts. D. 191 Roberts. F Roberts. J. 201 Roberts. M Robinson, G. 154 Robinson. R Rodgers. M. 191 “S” Sadie Hawkins ................... 48 Saferian, J..................... 191 Saferian. L. . 201, 20. 67. 38. 150, 110 Salem, H....................... 201 Saffar, W...................... 192 Salem, A....................... 192 Salem. J..... 192. 179, 131, 172, 181 Salem, N....................... 192 Samels, A...................... 192 Sanders. E..................... 192 Sanders. S. Sandor. L........................ 201 Senior Banquet Senior Breakfast 208 .. 206 Senior Portraits 216-227 Serilia, L Shaffner. Mrs. S 119 Shaler, T. Sharp. Miss. N 119 Shaughnessy. K 39 Shaw. S 192 Sheets. T 164. 159. 153, 167, 148 Sheilds, L 192 Shelley, N 192. 148. 175 Shelton, K 192 Rohroff. G. . Rolfe, D..... Rolfe, M..... Rood. Mr. R. Roosa, S..... Rose, K...... Ross, N....... 201. 29, 138 ....... 191 ....... 201 ....... 119 ....... 191 ....... 191 ....... 191 Rosenogle, J. Ross, S....................... 191 Ross, S....................... 201 Rowe. J....................... 191 Rumble, K. Rowe, J....................... 236 Rusko, A...................... 201 Russell. C..................... 20 Rusztowicz. J................. 191 Ryan, D.................... 191. 76 Ryan, D....................... 237 Rybak. M...................... 191 Rybicki, S.................... 191 Rygwelski, J............... 40, 157 Ryniak, J. 201. 198, 78, 79.194, 80.57, 237 Saputo, K 76. 20. 81 Sardo. D 192 Saylor, T .. 192. 84. 236 Sayyae. A. .. 66. 80. 92. 38. 27. 19, 50 Scaccia, A 201 Scaccia, L 147. 27 Schaefers. S 192 Schell. C. Schewee. J 201, 100. 236 Schiagel, J. Schlagel. L 201 Schofield. Mrs 122 Schuler. A 192 Schultz. T 192, 174 Schumaker, C 192, 20 Schumaker, C . 201. 79. 237 Science 134 Science Fiction Club .... 47 Scott. J 124 Scott. Mr. R 120 Secretaries 122 Seipke, Mrs. E 119 Sell. R 201 Shelton, K........................ 192 Shelton. R. Shepard, J................... 201. 20 Shepard. T...... 192, 20, 90, 132, 113 Sherrill. K........... 60. 23. 27. 236 Shipped. K........................ 192 Shirkey. L........................ 192 Shook, R. Sikorski, Mr. A................... 119 Silvasi, Mr. L............... 119, 54 Sinclair. V....................... 192 Ski Club........................... 52 Sloan, T.......................... 236 Sluss, R.......................... 201 Smith, Mr. A...................... 119 Smith. A.......................... 192 Smith, C. Smith, G.......................... 124 Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith. S.... 201, 163. 20. 74, 153. 55 Smith, V.......................... 192 Smith, W.......................... 192 Smutek, D.................... 201. 237 Smutek, J................ 192. 237 Sneddon. A................. 201. 236 Snell. Mr. R.................... 119 Snethkamp, Miss. S.............. 119 Snopkowski. S................... 192 Snowdon. K................. 192. 236 Social Studies.................. 132 Sollars. N...................... 206 Somoskey. W................ 141. 150 Sophomore Portraits......... 184-193 Soucie. R. Souleyrette, J.................. 201 Souleyrette, L.................. 192 Sova, W.......................... 26 Sparks. R.............. 26. 224, 104 Spaulding. R.................... 192 Speer. R........................ 224 Spiewak, M................. 192. 70 Spirit Week ..................... 18 Spring Banquet ................. 114 Stachowiak. N.................... 20 Stachurski. R.............. 192. 224 Staff .......................... 118 Stagg, F. Coach 236 Stamm. D 201. 101. 236, 210 Steed. L 201. 202, 153 Steele. A 39. 174 Steele. D 192. 86. 236 Stefl. B 192. 237. 113 Stefl, C 45. 42. 27. 224 Steinhauser. B 202, 199 Stepke. E 224 Sterling. K 192 Stevens. D 192 Stewart, J 192 Stewart. K 202 . 173. 40. 156. 171 Stone. B Stribling, C 192 Strick. B 178, 148. 181. 224 Sullivan, L 192 Summers, J 192 Swain. F 192 Swanson. E 202 Switaj. K 224 Szydloswski. J . 192. 90 IIJM Table of Contents 10 Tamachaski, N 124 Tomasik. Mr. R 127 Taup. C 192 Tatum. P . 20. 224 Tavi. B 29. 39. 27. 40, 139. 224 Taylor, K 202 Taylor. S 202 Team and Group 236-249 Tenney. R 192. 175 Tervo, P 224 Thao. Y 202 Tharpe. M 202 Thies. B 179, 133, 172, 224 Tommas. R 147. 52. 61. 236. 202 Thomas. T 192. 180 Thomas. W 192. 39. 36 Thomason. T 202. 224 Thom. J 202. 87. 236 Thom. K 192. 20 Thompson. D 202. 224 Thompson, E 202. 224 Thompson. G 202 Thompson. Mr. J 119 Thompson. P 192. 202 Thompson, T 224 Thompson. T 202. 224 Thompson. T 202. 224 Thornton. K 202 Thrasher. B 193. 236 Thrasher. S................ 202. 224 Thurau. D. Thurau. S...................... 202 Tikkanen, D.................... 202 Tingley, B..................... 172 Tingley. K...................... 202 Titus. E................... 193. 236 Tobia, T.................. 202. 196 Todd. J......................... 193 Todd. T.................... 202. 224 Tomasik. Mr. R.................. 119 Tommas. R............... 27. 202. 224 Top 25 .......................... 26 Top 5 ........................... 28 Track...................... 100. 102 Trantham, J................ 202. 224 Trantham, P................ 202. 77 Trosin, P........................ 20 Try Foods....................... 126 Tucker. B. 21.88. 29. 39. 27. 236, 202, 225 Tucker. D....................... 193 Tucker. M.................. 193. 39 Tunison, M...................... 202 Turner. H....................... 193 Turner. Mr. T................... 120 Tuski. M........................ 193 Tuski, R. ... 27. 108. 181. 236, 50. 225 Tuttle. S....................... 202 Tyrka, Miss. C.................. 119 V Valuet. J....................... 193 Vance. R................... 193. 236 Vance. W................ 193, 20. 202 Vance. W........................ 225 Vandee, B....................... 225 VanderVlucht. R..... 193, 91. 95. 174 VanHale, A. ..................... 76 VanHulle. A..................... 193 VanLuven, G..................... 202 VanLuven, W..................... 202 VanZandt, J..................... 193 Variety Show .................... 40 Varsity Baseball................ 104 Boys Varsity Basketball ......... 88 Varsity Basketball............... 66 Varsity Cheerleaders............. 34 Varsity Choir................... 153 Varsity Football ................ 62 Varsity Scores.................. 250 Varsity Softball ............... 110 Varsity Volleyball............... 92 Varsity Wrestling .......... 82. 84 Venable. D.............. 202, 74. 237 Vierik. D............... 27. 202, 225 Viergever, Mr................... 122 Vikettes........................ 42. 44 Vincent. P...................... 202 Vogler, F........... 22. 26. 202. 225 Vogler. K............... 200. 20. 39 Vu. C........................... 193 Vu. D........................... 193 Vulcano. T...................... 202 W Waderlow. R..................... 193 Walker. D....................... 193 Walker. T....................... 193 Wall. M.................... 193. 20 Waller. D. Walmer. V. Walters. G. Walters, V. Walton. J. Ward. B. ... Ward. C. .. Ward. W. .. Wargo, K. ... 193. 20. 236 .... 202, 20. 66 ........... 202 ........... 193 ............ 97 ............ 30 193, 66. 91. 236 ........... 193 ........... 202 Warrick. A..... 207. 133. 27.. 202. 225 Wendell. K...... Westergarrd, B. . Weyersburg, Mr. Whipple. Mrs. C. Whitsett. K..... Widmer. A....... Wiggins. M...... Wilcoxson. B.... Wilds. S........ Wiley. A........ ............... 225 .......... 202, 225 .......... 179, 119 ............... 119 80. 61. 26. 236, 225 ............... 193 . 158. 159. 179, 225 ............... 193 ........... 202. 20 ............... 193 Warrick. R 202. 80. 237 Waters. N 193 Waters. R 146, 142 Watson. J 193 Watson. M 20 Weaver. L 202. 151 Weaver. P 202 Webb. S 202, 225 Webster. E 202. 79. 237. 55 Wegner, B 66 Wegner. G 88. 65. 119, 236 Willard. R........................ 193 Williams. R................. 193, 236 Williams. S....................... 193 Williamson. K........ 193. 80. 75. 237 Willis. R. Wilsori. D. Wilson, M......................... 70. 236 Wilt. T............................ 95 Wind.............................. 172 Wingate. T........................ 202 Winter Banquet.................... 98 Winters, D Wise. M. 202. 45. 42. 128 Wise. M 202 Woeltje. R 56 Womack. K 225, 126 Woodward. W. ... Woodruff. K. 202 Woods. S 193, 94 Workman. T 193 Worley. M 193 Woxney. D 202 Wozney. C 225 Wright. C 202. 55 Wright, D 193 Wrobbel. J 206 Woxny, C 202 T Yearbook Staff ... Young. C. 54 Young. D 193. 236 Young. K 193. 170 Young, T 193 “Z” Zagar. J 108 Zanin. S ... 193. 181. 171. 175 Zaratzian. Mrs. ... Zarkis, S. 127 Zopfi, L 193 Zubal. K 202, 31. 80. 140. 74. 237 «n 1 I WELCOME TO , o CITY NATIONAL BANK A FIRST AMERICAN BANK If you have any of these cards, you can now hav access to your checking and savings accounts for deposits, transfers, cash withdrawals and more — at any of our conveniently ________ located 24 HOUR TELLER machines. Look for this symbol! magic line as a as CO O C 3 oQ u-i o 3 O 1—1 3 CD CO CD LI 1-0332 R. 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