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. Volume 49 1984 Hazel Park High School 23400 Hughes Hazel Park, Michigan 2 3 4 5 THESE YEARS 6 1984 DEDICATION PRESENTED TO MARK GAUZE. FOR OUR APPRECIATION! The 1984 Viking was dedicated to Mark Gauze, and presented to him at the 1984 Senior Banquet. Mark is an all- around terrific person and cares so much for the students and school. When you have forgotten something in the school, Mark is always happy to open a locked classroom or closed gate. During the year, Mark was present at every athletic event. Making sure everything was running smoothly. He has been helpful with the yearbook staff, constantly opening this door or that door, and also helping out Vikettes and B.O.D. So, in appreciation, we dedicate the 1984 Viking yearbook to you, Mark Gauze, for being such a great friend and caring about our high school. Thank You! 8 A little surprised? Mark, arranging the trophy showcase. Mark Gauze at the buffet during Senior Banquet. Sue Smith and Dante Burchi presenting dedication. 9 12 SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. E. Paul Frampton Retires Dr. E. Paul Frampton, superintendent of Hazel Park Schools, retired this year. While in office, Dr. Frampton improved our educational system by helping in the construction of our high school, finishing Webb Junior High, and the Board of Education building. Dr. Frampton attended Central Michigan University and several other colleges while serving in the navy. He received his master’s degree from the University of Detroit and his doctorate from Wayne State University. He started his career at Warren Consolidated Schools and transferred to Hazel Park where he has served for 26 years. He was deputy superintendent for eight years and assistant superintendent for eleven years. When Dr. Wilfred Webb retired Dr. Frampton became superintendent of schools where he served for six and a half years, until his retirement on January 9, 1984. 14 Mr. James Gibson New Superintendent This year Hazel Park High School saw a change in the administration when Mr. James Gibson took over as superintendent of schools with the announcement of Dr. E Paul Frampton's retirement. Mr. Gibson is a former Hazel Park High School graduate and mayor. He served as athletic director for four years and then assistant superintendent for six years until his appointment to superintendent in January 1984. 15 Board of Education Efficiency Is Their Job. Standing: Mr. Newberry, Dr. Frampton, Mr. Anker, Dr. Haggerty, Mr. Gibson Sitting: Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Hooton, Mr. Brenizer, Mr. Turner, Mrs. Wumell Mr. LaBrecque, Mr. Nash, Mr. Scott President Mr. T. Turner Vice President Mr. L. LaBrecque PRINCIPALS The Power Behind Our School 17 SECRETARIES The Ladies Behind the Scenes Mrs. Schofield Mrs. Ozment Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Dutkiewicz Mrs. McIntosh 18 COUNSELORS Not Just Counselors but Teachers Too. Mr. Morrill Mr. Green Mr. Viergever Mr. Grimm 19 HALL MONITORS Keeping our Halls Clean and Orderly Mrs. Kroll Mrs. Hoeft, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hilliard, Mrs. McCord, Mrs. Bywra Mrs. Hezhaft 20 Mrs. Kroll Mrs. Hillard checks for the hall pass. CUSTODIANS MORNING SHIFT: Mr. Donald Coveyou Mr. Oan Britton Mr. Rocco Caiczzo Mrs. Leona Fuller Mr. Gary Harrison Mr. Richard Jennings AFTERNOON SHIFT: Mr. Robert Curran Mr. Mark Gauze Mr. Stephen Glasgow Mr. Ronald Harpster Mr. Michael Hawkins Mr. Kenneth Mayo Mr. James Newsome Mrs. Gladys O'Brien Mr. Gauze Mr. Coveyou and Mr. Husband Mrs. Fuller cleans up the floors. 21 JARDON AND INDUSTRIES Preparing for the Future Mr. Harm, Mr. Mermuys, Mr. Sikorski, Mr. Camper Mr. Harm. Larry Olson checks the pressure. BUSINESS Understanding Technology For Success 24 TRY FOODS Working in a Creative Manner Kitchen Ann Melke Nancy Miller Lucy Donajkowski Christine Hicks Edith Mancini Richard Jennings Try Foods Ron Tomasik Pamela Noe Debbie Kaufman Front - Gail Dubry, Nancy Waters, Lucia Coronado Back - Chuck Leader, Doug Young, Don Agbay 26 Doug Young helps in the preparation of food. Nancy Waters enjoying her work. Getting ready for lunch. Lucia Coronado cleans up after the work is done. 27 Learning how to put lunches together. ART Imagination, Creativity Work Together MUSIC Brightening our lives with Music Let's tune up the vocal chords. 29 LIBRARY Study, Research, Experience Mrs. Kile, Mrs. Concato, Mrs. Ritchie. Mrs. Crachiola Mitch Lovett relaxes in the library. Smile Tom Tobia you are on yearbook camera. HOME EC. The Future Homemakers Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. Ishler Wendy Forbes, Jim Heidmous. Marie Pierce, Lorraine Kwapich. 31 Kelly Breen. LANGUAGE The Study of Words Mrs. Whipple Standing: Miss Hurchik, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Demos, Miss Maierle. Sitting: Mrs. Snethkamp-Snoblin, Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Blaine 32 Don Waller reads the morning paper. 33 Tim Ridinger enjoys the class. Computers are used in the study of language. Angela Rusko Glen Maynard CO-OP Leading You into the Job Market Mr. Rood. Social Studies Studying the Society and it’s People Mr. Snell, Mr. Dupke, Mr. McClain, Mr. Silvasi, Mr. Kuhn, Dr. Grant. O.J.. didn't you get that joke. Mr. Snell lectures his class. 35 MATH Solving Problems by the Numbers. Mr. Ohanian. Mr. Dumont Mr. Borja. Mr. Mikulas Mike Steuf why are you looking on Bruce's paper? Carolyn Freeman. 36 Mr. Ohanian helps out Chris Modelski. Melissa Delong Dave Smith. Sandy Brecht 37 SCIENCE Trial and Error is the Basis of Science llias Hrisopoulous. Helena Kuttner checks her accuracy. Stacy Walker studies her specimen carefully. Milton Cardenas prepares for work. 38 Back - Mr. Ouda.Mr. Eldred Front-Ms. Buckley, Mr. Thompson Above: Chris Edwards and Duane LePla Right: Mr. Thompson helps Lisa Moore. Carl Caballero and Laurie DeWalt work on an experiment together. 39 Physical Education Keeping Physically Fit. 40 A friendly game of basketball. Dan Kraft Debbie Hunnicutt. Lynette Chaney Tim serves the ball. 42 Do You Remember? This year in student Life many things happened around the world and in school. The styles have changed rapidly since last year. The styles range from anywhere to short mini- skirts to cropped jeans for the girls and the guys were as much on the fashion trend wearing dyed jeans, blue jean jackets, and parachut pants. Hair styles have changed with bobbed hair cuts and perms for the girls while the guys were into spiked on top. Everyone wore the wet look with mousse. Accessories were also in this year with everyone wearing punk glasses with the strings. Many different kinds of earrings were also popular and not to mention the plastic shoes. Sayings were also in this year with everyone asking WHERE’S THE BEEF, or I DON’T SEE IT, and the ever so popular PSYCH. Songs also made a big impression this year starting with the popular Micheal Jackson and his big hits this year starting with Thriller which also turned out to be a big TV video hit. Also were Beat It, Billie Jean, to only mention a few. Other popular Hello, Rebal Yell, Jump, and Hold songs this year were FootLoose, Me Now. Many of these songs we heard for the first time at some of the best movies of the year starting with FootLoose, Against All Odds, Friday The 13 The Final Chapter, Silkwood, and Police Academy. There were many things happening around the world starting right here in Hazel Park with the school district having its 10Oth birthday. The Presidental elections were also this year with our first black candidate Rev. Jesse Jackson. We also crowned our first Miss Black America, Venesa Williams. We all watched the summer Olypics in Los Angeles. While the Russian Communist Nations boycotted. Our Marines lost their lives in Labanon when they were bombed while trying to keep peace, while in Grenanda we were invading the country. As the year draws to an end we will not forget our memories in and out of school, and also the events around the world. VIKETTES It Was A “Thriller” Of A Year 9 V 0� A Hazel Park Line Competition It’s just a Thriller.” Annette Wiley 49 Trophies Galore In “84” r Row 1: CAPTAIN D. Winters, CO-CAPTAIN S. Kaufman, 3rd Lt. S. Smith, 2nd Lt. C. Pappas, 1 st Lt. K. Blake. Row 2: T. Hinds, C. Gillard, C. Bellestri, D. Hall, A. Harp, B. Brame. Row 3: N. Shelley, V. Taylor, L. Weaver, S. Gallop, J. Langford, J. Gallaher, K. Taylor, C. Franks. This year the Vikettes performed at many of the football games, basketball games, and the pep rallys. They had a routine to Michael Jackson's “Thriller” that really left the bleachers with a great round of applause. The Vikettes marched and took a lot of 1 st places in parades. While attending the All-American camp at Oakland University; six of the Vikettes qualified to try out for the All-American Team. Those girls are: CAPTAIN Dawn Winters, CO-CAPTAIN Shelly Kaufman, 1 st Lt. Kathy Blake, 2nd Lt. Cheryl Pappas, 3rd Lt. Sue Smith, and Colleen Bellestri. Dawn Winters made runner-up for Miss Oakland. The Vikettes then went on to win 1st in State, also best inspection and best Captain. Congratulations Vikettes! 50 CAPTAIN Dawn Winters, CO-CAPTAIN Shelly Kaufman, 1st LIEUTENANT Kathy Blake, 2nd LIEUTENANT Cheryl Pappas, 3rd LIEUTENANT Sue Smith. 51 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Their Spirit Shines Through 52 Above: (left to right) Rhonda McCullough, Stephanie Davis, Barb Stefl, Jackie Shepard, Pam Murphy, Nancy Petracich, Bobbi May, Paula Plonkey, Tracy Grose, Sandy Fleishans. Left: Varsity Cheerleaders in one of their many mounts. Below: Jackie Shepard shows her stuff. Captain Sandy Fleishans leads the cheers. J.V. CHEERLEADING Sending Viking Spirit Through The School Row 1: Jackie Gorospe, Kim Bykalo, Leslie Chaney. Row 2: Karla Hermiz, Laurie DeWalt, Alesia Rasnake. Row 3: Lynette Chaney, Penni Allen, Tonya Benge. 54 The 1983-84 J.V. Captains: Penni Allen, CAPTAIN; Tonya Benge, Co-Captain. Spirit in action. Wishing for another victory. 58 AAAictcc AAAiIcAcocA, AAeicfae AAAoc cA, A Aurv AA3 ouifv, S tru (onqJtA v, Vcuuufs 0e cuuc v, c owe imi A n ueAAutt e, A oAAc AAz ,, AAeni e £8AucA, AAawcAcc S AAAeAcA, A cuu rcc A Aia icuia , AAAaMtctf Ain sAs, Ataj AAAoAAiri ,, AAkcuu . AAnoAe, AAautrc AAcUba v, AAAeiAcc AASuecA, AAAaAe eAAu riewc v, Afflee zc cc AAcAe ', JzacAie AfAiefi uzecA, AAAirrc AAitAe, AAAaeerv ty oAaee, AAAinc AAej AeA, tyAAaeu AajtA, tyAicAie lAu mee, AoaAAeerv AAeutiA, vA iewfA AAA tasiAzA, AA8ki £uv AASAcui ba, AAosrv to ecuc, Snorris, 0auA ejutari eA, AAi £ cuu AAAuAAa', AAAcuwuv sAAacAsru i, gfcctinpe� , Jfffl oyd, J AasA, ty ecuiejo, -Acute A Acururc, AAAic. cuneA Af ieuiee, AAcumc eAAiAA, AAAa hii z efO', $cuneA AAAtovxAteec c, AAAic c AAAb AAAcuile AASuecAic, AAAecuv AAAittesiAee, AAAtA iee, AAaeeui AAiAAzccneti, S A necAcAorc, AAAeJW A Aacttc, Affien Aoo Aey,. SPIRIT WEEK Fun, Excitement and Spirit Highlight the Week Spirit week was one of the most fun and crazy things we did during Homecoming. Competition was strong during the week between sophomores, juniors and seniors, but in the end we came together as Vikings. Each day everyone dressed differently. Monday was Nerd Day, Tuesday, Inside Out - backwards Day. On Wednesday the halls looked like 1950, as the girls borrowed from their mom’s closet and the guys got out the Bryl Creme. Thursday, was Sweats Day, and this was the most comfortable day all week! Finally Friday came and everyone showed their spirit by wearing the schools colors, maroon and gray. 61 V Martina Holstine, Debbie Allen, Grace Craighton, and Amy Bailey in deep concentration. POWDERPUFF Seniors Are Upset, 13-12 Kathy Jacobs, no. 1B, scoring a winning touchdown while Sherry Kulakowski blocks. Undergrad cheerleaders Brian Krupa, Laurino Scafone, □ale Hart, Tim Ellinger and Danny Kelly. Homecoming Honies Jim Schewee with Dawn Ibotson, Ben Colley with Laurie Holdwick, and Dean Dittenber with Nancy Petracich. 63 FIELD DAY Vikings Strut Their Stuff For Their Class Field Day again was filled with excitement laughter and victory. Each class had participants in a variety of events. These games included the four-legged race, tricycle race, dress your partner, shaving cream dress, tug-o-war, and the drinking contest. Finally the events were over with, seniors again the victors, sophomores second, and juniors in third place. Everyone anxiously awaited the announcement of the king and queen, but not before the mock court showed us a little of what the candidates were like. After each court member was introduced, the big moment came - the introduction of this year’s king and queen, Dante Burchi and Sheila Byrd. 1983 king and queen Dante Burchi and Sheila Byrd. 19B3 Homecoming Court. 64 Grace Craighton and Brian Krupa. l n -J -J Hurry up” screams Vicki Walmer to Davida Ahlfield. Jim Watson looks like he's having a little problem. 65 The Junior Class showing lots of spirit I wonder if Dawn Winters likes the pie? Marc Dettmer having lots of fun! 66 Karen Vogler and Rob Blake mocking Tracy Grose and Ed Ridinger. Field Day announcers, Jenny Johnstone and Dean Scott Venable looks like he needs a little bigger bike. Potter. 67 Homecoming Dance Holly Bizovi and Rob Mueller. Paula Plonkey and Leslie Chaney having a great time. Just taking a little break. Darrin Tikkanen and Cheryl Pappas pose for their home- coming portrait. Tina LeBlanc and Diane Ignatius. w King Queen Dante Burchi and Sheila Byrd Dante Burchi has a very well liked personality and could get along with just about anyone. He is a three-year member of the basketball team, of which he is captain this year. He also participates in cross country and track. Dante is very busy during the school hours as well. He is a member of Board of Directors, National Honor Society, and is co editor of the yearbook. Sheila Byrd is a person that everyone likes to be around or just to know. When you think of Sheila the first thing that might enter your mind is that she was this year’s homecoming queen, but she is much more. Her activities include being president of BOD, being a member of the basket- ball team for three years and also captain of it this year. She also runs track. With a busy senior year Dante and Sheila still find time for friends and homework. • Nice personality • Friendly • Active in school • Outgoing YEARBOOK STAFF Keeping Your Memories Alive Chris Wright and John Kuck working on the undergrads Ellen Webster asking some valuable information from advisor Mr. Silvasi. The 1984 Yearbook Staff. Theresia Pfeiffer and Tracy Howard deciding on a layout. At the beginning of the year the yearbook staff started working toward the final deadline of the year. Everyone pulled together to form a one-man team doing layouts, taking pictures, and trying to organize the final pages of the yearbook. The beginning of the year began at a slow pace, but later on it started picking up and by the end of the year the yearbook staff was working at a furious pace. Under the leadership of Dante Burchi and Sue Smith the staff also consisted of Dawn Borowicz and Trish Trantham selling ads. Helen Gurnicz and Keith Inglehart let you know the teachers and the people who work around you. Ellen Webster created the Homecoming section helping you to remember a special of the year. Dante and Sue presented the seniors in their pride and glory, while Mike Crane and Dale Ryan covered the sport section. Showing you life at the high school was Tracy Howard, Jody Loiko, and Shalee Woods. The opening section this year was done by Theresia Pfeiffer. Undergrads were by John Kuck and Chris Wright, while the photographers were Adam Crafton and Tony Reimer. Mr. Silvasi is the yearbook advisor. Co-Editors Sue Smith and Dante Burchi. Keith Inglehart picking out just the right pictures. Mike Crane hard at work. 1. First Row: Rob Heron, Denise Hevicon, Rich Mitchell, Jackie Ryniak (Editor-in-Chiefl Carol Garrett, Sherry Ross, Betty Stone, Andrew Sneddon. i£§ay Estfllesun, Sabrena .Torn Byars, Dean Potter. fm of Activity HAZEL PARKER A Beehive 2. Janice Dudley 3. Sherry Ross. 4. Tom Tobia and Andy Sneddon take a break. 5. Rob Heron rushes to meet his next deadline. 6. Jackie Ryniak putting last minute announcements on the boarjC 7. Janice Dudley and Editor, Jackie Ryniak smile for the came T ? 8. Andy Sneddon, Tom Tobia, Tom Byars. 9. Dean Potter. 10. Andy Sneddon, Jackie Ryniak and Denise Hevicon. 11. Mr. Silvasi and Tracy Engleson go over her grades. This year B.O.D. sponsored their annual blood bank, canned food drive, and ninth grade orientation. They all were successful. With all of these activities, they added having Bob Welch come to the school and talk to the students about drinking. Boardof Directors Striving for Excellence Row 1: C. Bell, S. Brecht, J. Sayyae, K, Kreft. Row 2: P. Allen, K. Hermiz, A. Rasnake. Row 1: A. Steele, L. Zopfi, CCaballero, M. Tucker, K. Avery. Row 2: B Phillips, P. Murphy, D. Frye, L. DeWalt. Row 1: R. Hoover, B. May, J. Shephard, T Grose, C. Franks. Row 2: D. Burchi, M. Tunison, B. Colley. Row 1: S. Byrd: President, K. Vogler: Treasure, B. Eder: Vice President. Row 2: Dr. Grant: Advisor, L. Foster: Secretary. 79 Board of Directors Donating to Another Life. What did I get myself into? BO Rob Blake Margaret McClatchey The 1984 Blood Bank was Hazel Park’s most successful ever. More than 10Q pints were collected for the Red Cross. The chairpersons were Cheryl Franks and Ben Colley, and the Board of Direct- ors did an excellent job! Beth Palmer has fun giving blood Linda Hitchcock Mike Tunison 81 National Honor Society New Members 11 th Grade Mike Crane Carol Garrett Jane Gibson Helen Gurnicz Brian Guthrie Kojun Hatta Tracy Howard Jenny Johnstone Lynette Lee Kris Porter Andy Steele Rochelle Vandervlucht 12th Grade Sheila Byrd Nancy Petracich Lisa Saferian Two Year Members Dante Burchi Ben Colley Chris Edwards Denise Hevicon Linda Hitchcock Rosemary Hurnevich Duane LePla Bill Morrison Dan Mullins Lisa Pierce Pat Weaver Ellen Webster Dawn Winters Carol Garrett accepting her certi- Dr. Newbury, assistant superintendent, ficate from Pat Weaver. 82 Pat Weaver lighting his candle for scholarship. Dante Burchi and Mike Crane helping out at the ice cream social. Ellen Webster - secretary; Rose Hurnevich - vice-president; Pat Weaver - co-president; Linda Hitchcock - co- president; and Ben Colley - treasurer. 83 LANGUAGE CLUB Foreign Fun Shared in Hazel Park High School Helen and Dawn just love food. The pinata party is enjoyed by all. Tracy illustrating her reading ability. Going over the treasury report are Tracy Howard, secretary; Charlie Briley, treasurer; Ellen Webster, president; and Jodie Loiko, vice-president. 84 Members of the Language Club this year were Jodie Loiko, Ellen Webster, Charlie Briley, Sabrena Schaefers, Jenny Johnstone, Helen Gurnicz, Tracy Howard, and Dawn Winters. 85 03 cn Marching Band Marching Band- First Row S. Canup. C. Evans. T. Whitehouse. T. Sutton, T. Farrei. K. Young. R. Vandervlucht. M. Matthews. A. Williams. J Rives. S. Anderson. V. Walters. Second Row E. Foster. D. King, T. Matthews. J. Dumka. C. Leonowicz. M. Tuski, D. Hubbard. J. Loiko. P. Dudgeon. K. Stewart. D. Lepla. F. Norris Third Row. F. Duffner. C. Sanderson. T. Thomas. J. Salem. B. Foulkes. J. Dudley. C. Jones. Vikettes - B. Braim. T. Miller. C. Gillard. P. Shano. T. Heins. R. Loiko. S. Kaufman. D. Kendziorski. J. Galeher. K. Brqacken. J. Duncan. J. Langford. S. Smith. S. Gallup. T. Plumb. D.Winters. A. Wiley. K. Taylor. L. Weaver. C. Pratico. M. Pappas. M. Pappas. V. Taylor. C. Franks. H. Hoeft. C. Bellestri. N. Shelley. K. Blake. D. Hall. A Harp. Flags- B. Cuddington. K. Shippell. C. Collard. C. Ciupak, D. Fox. P. Canup. K. Freeman. Sandy Anderson Dan Mullins Early morning practices were just one way the band members showed their dedication. 88 Marching Band in formation. BELL CHOIR Cheery Chimers Performing at the Christmas concert. Jane Gibson Wake up Patty Dudgeon! The Hazel Park Bell Choir. Practicing during lunch. Willard Mullins?? FLAG CORPS Waving Their Flags for the Maroon and Gray! Paula Canup and Darrin Fox Cindy Ciupak keeping time 90 Bev Cuddington Darrin Fox Paula Canup Jam away Kevin Stewart!! What is so interesting Cindy Ciupak? Just one of Charlie Briley’s many talents. Class of 84 section leaders, Charlie Briley, Scott Canup, Kevin Stewart and Conductor: Mr. P. Kline Mike Matthews. 92 Wind Ensemble Row 1: P. Killebrew, T. Whitehouse, V. Walters, C. Evans, Row 1: M. Maynard, S. Yanakeff, W. Mullins, P. Canup. Row 2: P. Dudgeon, S. Anderson, D. Hinkelman, M. Matthews: SECTION LEADER, Row 2: C. Collard, SECTION LEADER: C. Briley. J. Dumka, J. Salem, C. Leonn.wicz. Row 1: T. Farrell: SECTION LEADER, K. Young, R. Row 1: T. Thomas, B. Foulkes, S. Murdock. Vandervlucht, D. Ciupak. Row 2: J. Rives, T. Sutton, K. Row 2: J. Giovannangeli, D. McFarland: Freeman, D. Guiney. SECTION LEADER, C. Jones. Row 1: K. Stewart: SECTION LEADER, Row 2: M. Paterson, T. Curtis, D. Fox. Row 3:D. King, J. Loiko. Row 1: S. Canup: SECTION LEADER, D. Lepla, D. Hubbard. Row 2: M. Tuski, J. Dudley, C. Davidson. 93 The Sound of Jazz This year’s jazz group was very dedicated. They produced a new variation in the sound of jazz by using unique tempos and styles. The jazz ensemble included: Eddy Foster, Kojun Hatta, Jodie Loiko, and Sam Norris on trumpet; Dan Mullins, Clint Ward, Scott Yanakeff on trombone; Dan Mcfar- land on drums; Tammy Farrell on piano; and even such famed musicians as Kevin Stewart, Mike Matthews and Scott Canup. 94 95 Music, Music, Music 1 97 CHORALE Our Chorale, “What a Gem!” instructions. Chorale at practice. Mr. Al Fisk. Chorale performing at the Senior Banquet. Lisa Goodwin Gordie Rohroff Wendy Thomas Eric Jurvis Jim Loram Rachel Pattison Janice Dudley Larry Hendricks Bill Ward Jane Gibson Brian Guthrie Beth Palmer □an Mullins Julie Higgins Ken Long Shari LePage Jim Salem 99 bHH Rovu 1: Michelle Brown, Shao Hang, Mary Jordan, Roger Guay, Seth Palmer, Michelle Goodwin, Kristen Patten, Lori Stewart. Row 2: Michelle Hardman, Colleen Bellestri, Stacey Walker, Lee Dunaj, Bruce Hester, Kelly Dover, Paula Fry, Lisa Durbin. Row 3: Janet Greer, Chris Whitaker, Alice Kessell, Lisa Pepin, Steve King, Bill Moree, Jack Crifasi, Karla Hermiz, Helen Tartamella, Tammy Dilbeck. Row 4: Mr. Al Fisk, Penny Roberts, Kim Thom, Rhonda Usher, Pat Stephens, Rick West, Bill Schultz, Dale Hart, Lois Hitchcock, Tammy Pawlacyk, Sue Dyke, Mr. Rob Yuergens. 100 VARSITY CHOIR They Say It with a Song 101 Sadie Hawkins It Was a Knee-Slappin’ Event Marryin' Sam Bryan Blanton, Holly Bizovi, Stan Brown, Theresia Pfeiffer, Dude Backhus, Diane Ignatius 102 VARSITY FOOTBALL Young and Spirited The Vikings had a rather disappointing season this year. It was probably due to the lack of experience of the young team, which was composed of more than 60° o juniors. They began the year with a strong 17-0 win against Warren Fitzgerald but proceeded to win only one more game for a 2 win, 7 loss record. Jon Thom and Tim Ridinger were both S.M.A. picks while Ed Ridinger received honorable mention. Our tri-captains this year were Terry Sloan, Jeff Clark, and Darrin Mackmin. They combined their efforts to help keep up the Viking's spirit throughout the entire season. The highlight of the year had to be the last game of the year; a rough, brutal match against HP's arch rival Ferndale. To add to the intensity of the game, these two teams met at the Pontiac Silverdome. Although the Viking's lost 18-6, they’ll never forget the thrilling Terry Saylor struggles for extra yardage. experience of doing battle in the Dome. 106 Another defensive man trampled by Chuck Ward. All S.M.A. Tim Ridinger receives a kick off. Psyching up before the game. 108 Linh Dao attempts a 35 yarder 109 JV. FOOTBALL Ties for First! Above: Attempting the reception is 88 Laurino Scafone. 110 Left: Coach Wegner concentrating on the game. HP JV FOOTBALL OPP. 54 Fitzgerald 0 16 Andover 14 14 Kimball 0 36 Berkley 0 40 Troy 12 34 Southfield 0 18 Seaholm 20 14 Rochester 16 14 Ferndale 12 A Berkley fumble eludes the Vikings. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Varsity 15th in State... 112 Mickey Alverio stretching before his race. Brian F’aluszewski running tough. The cross country team has steadily improved as the year went on. Coach Boughton said the team was on its second year of rebuilding, and if the improvement keeps up, they may have a good shot at being state champions next year. This year the varsity finished 15th in state and 3rd in SMA with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The J.V. team finished 1st in SMA with a record of 8 wins and 1 loss. They all had a great season!!! John Norton looking on. 113 S.M.A. Champs Carl Caballero one of the top qualifiers for state. Coach Boughton talks calmly to his team. HP JV CROSS COUNTRY OPP. 15 Dondero 50 15 Clawson 50 15 Seaholm 49 33 Kimball 22 19 Andover 44 15 Southfield 50 15 Berkley 50 15 Troy 48 15 SMA 1st Ferndale 50 114 115 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Best Season in a Long Time!!! Cheryl Franks and Rose Warrick keeping pace. Cheryl Pratico running a great time. The girls cross country season was very exciting because they had one of their best seasons ever. Their record was 4 wins and 5 losses and they finished 6th in S.M.A. with outstanding performances by Karen Williamson, Brenda Mcleod, and Michelle Goodwin. 116 GIRLS TENNIS Best Season in a Long Time!!! The girls tennis team had an exciting season this year, in spite of their record of one win and six losses. They gained a lot of experience which will help them next year. Their team captain and co-captain were Leda Foster and Ellen Webster, who did a great job in keeping the team together in stressful times, such as switching coaches in the middle of the season. They did quite well for the size of the team, (eight people), and they plan to do much better next year. Ellen Webster playing tough. 118 Roberta McKirdle waiting for the serve. A dazzling serve by Barb Stefl. Leda Foster makes a valiant effort. Below: Jackie Ryniak returns the serve for a point. 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL Girl’s Hoop Place 3rd in S.M.A. Vicki Walmer takes it down court. Coach Wegner shouts the plays. Renee Hill studies the shot. Jeanette puts up the shot. 120 Surrounded is 13 Sheila Byrd. Battling a Ferndale opponent is all S.M.A. pick Kathy Avery. Best Season Ever! Under the leadership of co-captains Sheila Byrd and Vicki Walmer, the Vikings shot their way to a fine 14 win 5 loss record. They finished third in the S.M.A. which gave them the best year in Viking history! The team produced three all S.M.A. choices: Maria Ahlfield, Kathy Avery, and Jeanette Szydlowski with Vicki Walmer receiving honorable mention. The team was successful this year because of their overall balance. They had a strong offense, which was supplied by quick-thinking Maria Ahlfield and Kathy Avery, and a strong defense provided by Margaret McClatchey and Jeanette Szydlowski, and a great bench, some of which include Sheila Byrd and Linda Hitchcock. All S.M.A. Maria Ahlfield drives around a FomHoi. defender. 1P1 JV BASKETBALL Tough Year for the Coach Esler cheers on his team. Young Lady Vikings Being out-tipped is center Ronnie Sue Carpenter. HP JV GIRLS BASKETBALL OPP. 30 Fitzgerald 7 27 Dondero 33 19 Southfield 35 22 Kimball 24 10 Sea holm 22 21 Troy 34 27 Andover 37 22 Berkley 36 28 Ferndale 23 18 Southfield 27 17 Kimball 25 18 Seaholm 38 49 Troy 35 31 Andover 34 43 Berkley 44 48 Ferndale 47 122 Valiantly battling for the ball is Julie Sayyae. Battle Under the Boards 123 Where'd the ball go? , asks Paula Frye. GIRLS SWIMMING Swimmers Lack Quantity Not Quality The girls swim team started out having a great season but as time went on things changed. They were losing hope as well as meets, and they only won two of ten. They hope to do better in future years, hopefully next year. The girls team practiced hard this year by going to practice early in the morning. Another perfect dive. Mrs. Chasteen discussing important business with her swimmers. Annette Cowell getting set mentally and physically. 124 125 Veronica McCormick doing the breast stroke. BOYS GOLF Putting With Pride The golf team has had a very successful year. They're a small team and most of them are seniors that will be leaving this year. They hope to have a season as good or better than last years season. Coach Guido knows what to do. 126 David Hill not doing too great. Dean Dittenber afraid to look Jeff Boyd looking for his ball. David Hill is satisfied with his putt. 127 WRESTLING S.M.A., District, Regional Champs! Above: George, don’t break his neck! Below: Scott Bray putting pain on his opponent. The wrestling team had another excellent season this year. They finished first in the S.M.A., Districts, and Regionals and then third in the state meet. The four place finishers in the state meet were, Paul Harris (5th), Joe Saferian (3rd), Ed Ridinger (3rd), and Tim Ridinger finished as heavyweight CHAMPION for the second straight year. The toughest meet of the year was against Bedford, when it went down to the very last seconds in the meet, and Tim Ridinger defeated his state ranked opponent C.J. Rimmer, 13-3, to win the meet. The team ended up a disappointing third in the state meet, but for most of the team there’s always next year! Struggling for a strong hold is Rich Pond. Don Agbay making a swift move. Tim Wilds contemplating his next move. 129 State Champ for 2nd Tim Ridinger made history at Hazel Park High School as the only wrestler to take a state championship as a sophomore and again as a junior. Tim has been wrestling for 13 years, and in that time he has acquired over 100 medals to go along with his trophies, plaques, state and national titles. Consecutive Year He owns an outstanding record of 120-7 since junior high and 77-4 since he joined the varsity ranks. Wrestling is not the only sport Tim is great in; he was varsity for football and track in his sophomore year. There’s no doubt about it, Tim is one of the best athletes to attend Hazel Park High School. Ed Ridinger was the only senior on the wrestling team to compete in the state meet. In the 165 pounds weight class he finished third. He was one of the highest scorers in the all important Bedford meet, when he went against Jeff Kaminski and scored 8-2 to help win the meet. Paul Harris also went to compete in the state meet; unfortunately, he didn’t do as well as he had planned. He finished fifth in the 98 pounds weight class. He’s also a junior and will have another shot at going to state next year. Joe Saferian, a junior, competed in the state meet. He finished third in the 105 pounds weight class. He’s been working hard at keeping his weight at 105 pounds for next year, so he can try to compete in the state meet next year and hopefully do better. 131 BOYS SWIMMING Winning Isn’t Everything The boys swim team had an exciting season this year. They won and lost 8 meets, although all of their wins were non-league meets and all their losses were league meets. They are in one of the toughest leagues in Michigan and their record proves it. The team had two captains Dave Maciejewski and James G. Walton, both seniors. The coaches were Mr. Mark Brown and Mrs. Diane Chasteen. Bryan Blanton doing the butterfly. Coach: Mr. Mark Brown. Asst. Coach: Mrs. Diane Chasteen. 132 Dan Kraft doing the back stroke. Dave Carene catching a breath of air. 133 Captain Dave Maciejewski. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Netters “Bump” Their Way to Victory! Top and Above: Tri-captains Linda Hitchcock and Shari Dobbins doing the bump. Left: All S.M.A. junior Kathy Avery makes another great save. 134 Tough Games... Good Record. The Lady Vikings proved to have a strong team this season. Although their record was only 7 wins and 8 losses, it was not reflected by their talent and aggression. The girl’s played in one of the toughest leagues ever and every match was a challenge. The team was led by tri-captains: Linda Hitchcock, Shari Doggins, and Nancy Petracich. Nancy was accopanied by junior Kathy Avery in receiving all S.M.A. honors along with Kris Porter who received honorable mention. Lisa Goodwin punches it over. 135 J.V. VOLLEYBALL Young Nettens Start Out Strong Great bump by Sandy Brecht. JV Volleyball HP OPP 2 Andover 1 2 Southfield 0 0 Berkley 2 2 Kimball 0 2 Seaholm 0 0 Troy 2 1 Femdale 2 1 Southfield 2 2 Kimball 1 2 Edsel Ford 0 0 Seaholm 2 0 Troy 2 2 Berkley 1 1 Andover 2 0 Ferndale 2 136 The team looks on as Renee Hill makes a great backwards bump. “Awaiting the Drop Diving for the save is Tammy Pawlaczyk. 137 VARSITY BASKETBALL Cagens have Improved Season! The opening tipoff does not display the outcome of this year's home match against H.P.'s arch rival Ferndale. 138 Steve Robbins up and over. Ripping them down is Mike Ellinger. Vikings Clip Eagles Wings! This year’s highlight definitely had to be the Viking’s destruction of their cross-town rivals, Ferndale. It was the first time that Hazel Park beat Ferndale in their past 19 attempts. This upset was a surprise to everyone, especially the Detroit Free Press, who said that Hazel Park wouldn’t be very tough. Of the many outstanding plays in this game, two stood out. The first was Dean Potter's, when he made a steal, and dribbled the length of the court for a Julius Erving-type fingerroll. This was matched only by Thomas Tobia’s swat of a Ferndale guard's attempt for two, which was followed by a standing ovation. The contest was close at halftime - H.P. led 31 -26 - but the Viking’s pulled away in the last half. After Ferndale’s Dellano Harris scored the first basket of the second half, the Vike's ran off 18 of the next 20 points, and the Eagles never recovered. All S.M.A. Jim Males led with 18 points and Steve Robbins was close behind with 17 points. Both Dean Potter and Steve Robbins contributed 5 rebounds to Hazel Park’s dominance under the boards. This year’s team also consisted of captain Dante Burchi and three all S.M.A. honorable mentions; junior center Jim Forsyth, senior forward Steve Robbins, and junior forward Mike Ellinger. 140 Coach Wegner designs a play in a clutch situation. Above: Jim Gumper Forsyth shows his height Left: Clearing a path is Chuck Ward. 141 All S.M.A. Jim Males hits from outside. J.V. BASKETBALL Powerful but Inconsistent Coach Kirkland provides the strategies. Point guard Marc Blumke makes a great save. The J.V.’s twins: (Above) - Gary Lawson (Below) - Larry Lawson. 142 Lonnie Simmons takes it up for two. HP JV BASKETBALL OPP. 66 Fitzgerald 31 52 Lathrup 58 43 Southfield 54 55 Kimball 35 45 Seaholm 57 68 Madison 42 31 Troy 54 52 Andover 38 64 Berkley 70 43 Ferndale 34 46 Troy Athens 79 41 Southfield 61 42 Kimball 59 45 Seaholm 48 56 Rochester 64 55 Troy 52 47 Avondale 36 69 Andover 51 47 Berkley 53 57 Ferndale 61 Great hook by Rodney White. 143 VARSITY BASEBALL Vikings Show Experience Catcher Mike Byrd shows confidence behind the plate. Scoring runs for H.P. is Ken Sterling and Darrin Tikkanen. Golfing it over the shortstops head is Jeff Clark. 144 145 Paul Cervantes shows why he went all S.M.A. Above: Making a firm throw from a bunt is Paul Cervantes. Right: Darrin Tikkanen takes an indecisive step towards second. Bottom Right: Lefty Jeff Clark flings it in home. Below: Rob Kessler makes a leaping grab. Above: Tom Croteau guns him out at first. Top: Snapping his hips and ripping one down the line is Ken Sterling. Above Right: Steve bnopKowsKi pops up safely at third. The leaders of this year’s varsity squad were Paul Cervantes and Jeff Clark. They helped march this team through many tight games and close wins. The Viking s always seemed to have a little trouble with their opponents the first time around but came back the second match to regain their respect. Off all twenty-five games this year the Vike s managed to beat every team once, excluding Troy whose pitcher s seemed to elude the cracks of the Viking bats. Paul Cervantes captured all S.M.A. honors along with Jeff Clark and Darrin Tikkanen receiving honorable mention. The younger Viking s are looking forward to a strong team next year with the combination of this year’s J.V. team. 147 JV BASEBALL Big Scores Don’t Add Up... 9-9 Coach Pobursky intently watches. Hlilttu Laurino Scafone reads the signs. Bill Hanges smashes it down the line. Eddie Foster tries to put one down. 148 Vikings Prove Their Courage JV BASEBALL H.P. OPP. 0 Troy 4 7 Oak Park 6 3 Southfield 0 4 South Lake 3 0 Dondero 3 7 Seaholm 3 11 Lincoln 6 13 Clarkston Rochester 5 2 Berkley 10 3 Femdale 12 0 Kimball 4 1 Andover 3 6 South Lake 2 2 Ferndale 7 2 Troy 5 4 Southfield 2 4 Berkley 6 10 Seaholm 4 149 VARSITY TENNIS A Rebuilding Year Captain Jeff Dumka showing his backhand. Rushing the net is Domenic Sardo. The swing... The follow-through. Troy Beasley shows his style: The set... 150 Above: Jim Salem and Domenic Sardo prove that teamwork pays off. Below: Great backhand Jeff! Netters Have Hopes This years team was composed of over fifty percent Juniors, Jeff Dumka was the team captain, and although they did not enjoy a winning season they were able to keep their spirits high and have a good time. Players like Jim Watson, Domenic Sardo, and Charles Briley maintained our schools reputation of hard-working athletes, and all the juniors are looking forward to a much 151 productive season next year. VARSITY SOFTBALL So Close Yet So Far! Cara Crane's pitching leads the team to victory. 152 The girls softball team had an excellent season. They worked very hard and it paid off. They came so close to being state champions but close doesn't count. They tried hard under the coaching of Ms. Figas but it just didn’t happen. Luckily some of the team are juniors so they can have a second shot at it next year. But key players will be gone next year like Lisa Saferian, Vicki Walmer, and Cara Crane. With a lot of luck and a lot of practice they may have another shot at state next year. Coach: Ms. Figas Vicki Walmer watches the ball as she hits another home run 153 i 155 BOYS TRACK Small But Powerful i f Steve Robbins jumping as far as he can. The track team has improved greatly since last year. They had a record of four wins and four losses which is really great for the size of the team. Not many people came out for track, Ibut the people who did tried very hard under the coaching of Mr. Fulcher [head coach) and Mr. Boughton (asst, coach). The team captains were Karl Zubal and Scott Venable. Steve Robbins who jumped over six feet in the high jump came out for his first year and really helped the team. The team experienced some difficulties in injuries but all in all the team had a great season. 156 Dwayne Moore giving it everything he's got. Tim Ridinger practicing his throws. Carl Caballero holds on to his lead. Dave Carene warming up for his race. Russ Mathews on the verge of passing his opponent. Dante Burchi getting a lead for the 4x3200 meter relay team. 157 TRACK No Pain No Gain!! Tunison throwing the disc. Dante Burchi running in the relay. 158 Joe and Scott running in the 100 meters. ! ? Sports Around Hazel Park 160 All Sports Awards GIRLS BASKETBALL: M.V.P: Maria Ahlfield U.H: Kathy Avery M.l: Linda Hitchcock 162 BOYS TRACK: M.V.P: Andy Steele U.H: Tim Ridinger M.l: John Norton FOOTBALL: M.V.P: Tim Ridinger U.H: Andy Sneddon M.l: James Kurlovech CROSS COUNTRY: M.V.P: Karl Zubal U.H: Carl Caballero M.l: John Norton CROSS COUNTRY: M.V.P: Karen Williamson U.H: Brenda MacLeod M.l: Michelle Goodwin GIRLS TENNIS: M.V.P: Jackie Ryniak U.H: Kris Porter M.l: Barb Stefl 164 VOLLEYBALL: M.V.P: Kathy Avery U.H: Shan Dobbins M.l: Jane Gibson SOFTBALL: M.V.P: Cara Crane U.H: Lisa Saferian M.l: Kris Porter 165 166 Class of 1986 168 Sherri Gallop- Treasurer, Colleen Bellestri- Secretary, Jackie Gorospe- Vice President, Anna Dupree- President. 169 Abbaya S. Abdal M Abshire D Agbay K. Allen C. Allen M. Allen P. Allen W. Paul Paris Mel Coronado. Cathy Lehr Brown M. Brown N Brumwell J. Bucholtz C. Buckerfield B. Bushuiakovish B 3ykaylo F. 3yrd D. 170 Byrd E. Cagle S. Campbell K. Canup P. Cardenas M. Carene D. Carpenter R. Chaney L. Charland S. Ciupak D. Clause J. Clayton J. Cline A Colley B. Colpitts J. Cook M. Corbin K. Coronado Coronado Cowell A. Crifasi J. Holly Hoeft. Lauri Dysarczyk. Lynn Fulcher Sue Reece Dunaj L. Dumgan P. Dupree A. Durbin L. Dyke S. Dysarczyk L. Eagle J. Edwards C. Dill S. Dingwall C. Dover K. Duberg C Dudgeon P. Duffner F. Duffy C. Cuddington B. Dalian J. Delong M. Dettmer M Dials J. Dilbeck T. 171 Tina Johnson Freeman K. Frye D. Frye P. Fulcher L. Galeher K. Gallop S. Geoffrey T. Jack Crifasi Greenawalt S. Greenawalt V. Greenwell R. Greer J. Gregson K. Guay R. Gezewich M. Gieraltowski M. Gillard C. 172 Gushrowski G. Hall C. Hall D. Hallas M. Hamilton C Hammonds T. Sandy Brecht Hopkins K. Hnsopoulos S. Huddleston T. Hudson T. Hubert D. Hunmcutt D 173 Isaak S. Jackson J Jacobs K. Jarjis J. Jarzeboski M. Johnson B. Jones T. Jordan M. Jurvis E Justice M Pulling hard for their team. Aren’t you a little old to be riding that? Johnson H. Johnson R Johnson X Jones C. Jones K. Keller B. Kendziorski D. Kessell A. Kessler B Killebrew B. King D. King S. Kurzatkowski D. Kurzynski M. Lackey L. Lafata R. Lamberger R. Lane S. 174 Doesn’t that pie look good. Macleod S. Mahm D. Marchesseault V. Martin A. Martin D. Martin H. Matschikowski J. Matthews T. Maust B. Mayer R. Maynard R McAlpine T. McCarrell J. McCarrell J. McConnell J. McCurry K. McDonald K. McPhee S. 175 McPherson H. Meddaugh D. Melton M. Meyers D. Mike K. Misiak R. Modelski D. Moore L. Morre S. Morabito S. Moree B. Morehead S. Morgan C. Murad S. Murado A. Nienaltowski D. Nissan F. Oliveira G. Owens D. Owens R. Palmer W. Karla Hermiz, Lisa Todd Teresa Manning, Kelly Corbin, Kathy Jacobs Palmieri R. Paluszewski B Pappas C. Paris P. Pascoe B. Pashakamis E. Passeno L. Patten K. 176 Price K. Proffitt W. Rader J. Randall P. Rasmussen Q. Rasnake A Reece S. Reese T. Reeves R. Rehlmg J. Richardson M. Roberts P. Robertson T Rodgers M. Rodrizuez T. Rolfe R. Romanowski A. Ross S. Rowland D. Sabo L. Sallee M Laurino Scafone Jack Perrette Samels D. Sanders H. Sanderson C. Sandor J. Sandusky R. Sandusky S. Savola J. Sawyers M. Sayyae J. Scafone L. Schester M. Scholz R. Schultz C. Schultz B. Scott R. Shane D. Shaw B Shefka K. Sheldon K. Simmons L. Smith D. 177 Chris Hamilton Tarkowski P. Tarrance S. Tartamella H. Taylor V Teed J. Tengler J. Thomas C. Thomas T. Thomas T Todd L. Treat S. Tnbula R. Troschinetz L. Trosin R. Trottier D. Tsanganos D. Turner R Usher R. VanZanedt J. 178 Kelly Perkins Tom Geoffrey, Bill Johnson, Dennis Vaughn Waszelewski R. Weaver L. Wellman J. West K. West R. Westergaard M Whitaker C. White R. Whitehouse T. Wilcoxson B Wilhelm G. Williams A. Williams S. Willoughby M. 179 Lisa Moore Class of 85 180 Class Officers 181 PRESIDENT Dean Potter SECRETARY Laurie DeWalt TREASURER Dianna Frye VICE-PRESIDENT Jenny Johnstone George Calder takes a break from the Come on who are you trying to kid? comics. Tina Wilt thinking over the days swim meet. Bowling T. Bracken W Brame B. Bray S. Breen K Brittian M. Brown B. Brown L. Bruce T. Byars T. Bykaylo K. Byrd M Caballero C. Caballero C Calder G. Canu M Carsley J. Ceci L. Chaney L Cleveland K Colpitts D. 182 Conrad K Cook D. Coronado J. Coronado S. Crafton A. Craighton G. Crane M. Crechiolo J Crossno C. Curl B Cutshaw T. Dao L. Davis S. Delashmutt D Demeere J. DeWalt L. Dodd D. Dozier B Dufraine J. Duncan J. Edwards P This is not a Colgate smile you Dave McCullough is caught offguard by see; it’s a Taco Bell smile. the camera. Angie Byrd and Kim Bykaylo Ellinger M. Evans K. Fernn M Finley P Fisher D. Fleishans L. Forbes W Forsyth J. Foster L. Fox D. Frank K. Franks M Frye D. Galeher J. Garrett C. Gauthier R. Gibson J. Giovannangeli J. Goodman M. Gonal J. Gray R. 183 Hemple C. Hendricks L. Heron P. Hester B. Hicks J. Higgins J. Hill M Hinds T Holstme M Hooton T. Horne K. Howard T. Hrisopoulos I. Huddleston M Ignatius D. Inglehart B. 184 Koehn C. Krupa B. Kuck J. Kuck K. Kulakowsky S. Kwapich L. Long B Lovett M. Lozemch C. Lynch T Macintosh D. Madeia L. Maiewski M Mantha G. Langlois C. Lau D. LeBlanc C. Lee M Leonowicz C. LePage S. Lesniak R. A defeated Mike Tucker takes a rest. Martina Holstine, Roni Sue Robinson. Dianna Frye Martin L. Mathews B. Matthews R. McBride P. McCullough D. McCullough R McFarland G. McKirdle S. McMaster W McMurray T. Micovich K. Mientek M. Miller T Moore K. Moree E. 185 Olson L Orris L. Palmer B Patton R Perkins J. Peros D. Perridgen D. Pfeiffer T. Phillips B. Pickering D Pierce M Plonkey P Porter K. Potter D. Pratt L. Ridmger T Riehle K. Rives J. Robinson R Rolfe D. Roosa S. Rose K. Ross N. Rowe J. Jim Rowe are you sure that's rootbeer? Looks Tough!! Juniors! Juniors! Rusztowicz J. Ryan D. Rybicki S. Safenan J. Salem J. Salem N. Sanders E. Sandor R. Sardo D. Schaefers S. Schuler A Schultz T. Sharp R. Shelley N. Shepard T. Shields L. Shippell K. Shirkey L. Sinclair V. Smith M Smith V. Smith W. Snopkowski S. Snowdon K. 186 Souleyrette L. Stanhurski R Steele A Steele D. Stefl B. Sterling K Stocking K Stone B. Sullivan L. Szydlowski L Taup C. Tenny R. Thomas K. Thomas T. Thomas W Thompson G Thompson P. Titus E. Todd J Tucker M Tuski M. Thrasher B. Valuet J. Vance B Dawn Peros and Paula Plonkey smile you're on candid camera. Dan Kelly thinks to himself. “Mom does a better job of dress- ing me.” Pam Murphy cheering for her class. Vance R Vandervlucht R Vanhulle A. Wall M Waller D. Walters V Ward C. Ward B. Waters N Watson J Widmer A Wiley A. Willard R. Williams R. Williamson K Wilson M Wilson M. Wilt T. Woods S Wright D Young D. Young K. Young T. Zopfi L. 187 • CLASS OFFICERS Seniors Direct Hazel Park Class Advisor, Dr. Grant. Ben Colley and Cheryl Franks at the Senior Breakfast. 190 CLASS OFFICERS President: Cheryl Franks Vice-President: Benjamin Colley Secretary: Jackie Ryniak Treasurer: Patrick Weaver CLASS ADVISOR: Dr. Daniel Grant 191 f u a . w f a eA . Wy e f a r. W £ a t e ' @u c u Look at Those Faces C cuuc ( )CL S tM ajfienle Sftenee- . ( a. 0hu £$ '' tiej'Mut e.i 193 Davida Ahlfield and Vicki Walmer cheer on the Senior Class. Darrin Mackmin, in the halls again? 194 Terry Sloan, David Stamm, and Jim Schwee. ijfn t Sl C t fastAe stllan St 9ur S Kcumn S l Z iAA u y ru i y i ■ y asnf ci C casi 195 C t rZ ry y8 e ula'££. $dex iiSe uut ££. ditttz tl . ovy aAtUtitpett ' f .% fi itj .yll. ( e tttajf d Stnan % . Slut SENIOR BREAKFAST SllmtfS. Sng i A Good Morning Seniors 196 How's the breakfast? This year’s Senior Breakfast was the beginning of what was to be a meaningful year for the class of 1984. The Dr. Frampton saying hello”. breakfast was not only to bring our class together as a mA A FAST whole but to prepare us for an ending which creates a ne beginning. . (try ,W. . 'rft.Arr J '6 a«fa - .tfi . -‘J ft. .r uu 'fiAni. Weuiy tying. Wa irf flurry W. .Women a, ,, . ' beeves fiouce . Jnaefiee '{ t i(tnt 4. . Wenutecut 198 • 'Pt'ft .yf. . Wr ist . McAae Q. . C a esie« . WtriAeAncux C enCw . .' fen 9amd M 1 t sutsia l z u a . A . W4 cA c atA 9eA aA, £3tile S?J ti ey S£. yftJrtanA 199 L a ui ■ Wt.s ort Karen “the nerd Vogler Renee Loiko, Sue Smith, and Shelly Kaufman smile for the camera. 200 Robin Mills, do you see something you like?... ...Donny Motley Crue Allen? 201 Seniors! Seniors! Ben Colley ame ■ 202 Kelly Ferland, who are you tryinq to impress? 6ti pc i .if ifrttuA ifhftAtuuc • f fi it-Jty Bobbi! Behind Ed’s back? S.T .iajfW . J astfOM-J stf. ,J c6 a cAry (6a o i S. ' 4t£ oed ty ewuca Sf. mecA SENIOR BANQUET Gathering as Friends 204 'Aa „ £. J6 A f tarp. . M te Sue Smith presents Mark Gauze with this year's yearbook Tuna” dedication. 205 Marie Watson and David Tucker. Z tZZui n Sj , .1Z .U SZ . To- (Z tZZtcvn Whet’s so funny? fZ s s _ . Z t Z sis Z e usr . . ur tZiy .WttuZusZt S$ . . Zts iZu C atut . in’ ZZLa. Si n± C Z fttZ t Si . Pat 206 207 wnejuj jf • s a ct. .%, yfttcr w W w Aer C . uinlej' . Sdn AetUf t tfa nrr • 'ffle ecca. . rfr Kt yj' J a . rffyiy fwW. . ‘A if, Where are the twinkies? 208 Nancy Petracich and John Thom. Kim Luke and Dawn Morway. Dancing to the sounds of the Senior Banquet. 209 MOCK ELECTIONS CLASS CHATTERBOX - Rob Blake Amanda Scaccia MOST PREPPY - Charlie Briley Rosemary Hurnevich MOST LIKELY TO HIT A PEDESTRIAN - Danny Bizovi Amanda Scaccia MOST INTELLECTUAL - Pat Weaver Helena Kuttner CLASS MOOCH - John Thom Dawn Ibbotson MOST SPIRITED - Charlie Briley Cheryl Franks TEACHERS PET - Pat Weaver Lisa Saferian CLASS CLOWN - Kevin Stewart Dawn Winters BEST DRESSED - Jeff Clark S. Tracy Grose BEST BODY - Ed Ridinger Deidre Dodd MOST UNIQUE - Charlie Briley Jackie Ryniak IDEAL SENIOR - Cheryl Franks Dante Burchi MOST ATHLETIC - Darrin Tikkanen S. Vicky Walmer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Ben Colley Linda Hitchcock MOST POPULAR - Dante Burchi Sheila Byrd . '-'jsiiri u a ! caecui Si . S cAetvee- l uu tt . cJi ayr .'tft'Ai'cca «. £ e 210 211 UU0A3 B|B3 V lAIOHd ' M ” 7W' w ry y °£ 75 r ™ ; ryr z £‘ y • � � 'i 'Df ' f ro� «;g' £ '! £ f ,my •iMVtnryuw j y r VJ £ ° 7 Wynona Hinds and Tony Reimer share salad. 213 0%z£ncJb S. fyincetU . zr utt . tfusuAOfi . Warest . A. 214 Mesy iZ Z?U e CZcuue SZ. i c taA e f Acuir (j ty icAe . 'AicAuus Aa r fmrf' Dawn Ibbotson and Rich Mitchell. Tracy Falls and Holly Hoeft. SZfUAlOflU. L A u c£UU‘ AtcAi ££. ty a fn r Ziera t . Z $l a te j( fasnr.1 ( j llaZ tai Z$oAe . Ji ar tc d$oAe . 1 ajaarX 6, ££. X ( .uat i uu a .'-'J. X ecutr 215 (j tya c Z Si . ax ce • 'Sasnsm •Si . , iriMw JtA Uitu cL • . «. .i fj r . '.iS aJce jftAisi 0 . amae oficaj'f £ ■ jcujAe . .' t ci iOs C uUtne ' 216 Y JUNE 8, 1984 Car Parade Starts off the Day Invasion of the rabbit? 218 Look at those farewell faces! “See ya later, alligator.” Snoopy” 219 JUNE 8, 1984 Class Day, Last Day Tears of happiness, tears of friendship, and tears for saying goodbye. 220 Denise Alcorn and Dennis Backhus. Cindy Chiupak walking with Scott Canup. Class Invocator, Rose Hurnevich. Mr, Guido presenting Teresa Kivela with the Secretary of the year award. 222 Mr. Silvasi congratulating Tom Tobia and Jackie Ryniak after they won the Quill and Scroll Award. Karl Zubal gets congratulations from Mr. Boughton after receiving the Most Dedicated Athlete Award. Class President Cheryl Franks. 223 Tony Volcano receiving vocational award. Mr. Gibson wishing us good luck. Jeff Hansen accepting computer award. 224 What seemed would never come, finally h Gradua education. The chapters of the years gone by are filled yvit „ . se mam theme has oeen sat and tried to think of the memoriefc at stood out most infiyjHnd. There was.pur first day of high schoql back m September of 1138 y The Ik 10 homecomings and field days, the many dances and of course, the state wrestling j i But the more I thought about it the piqture that kept bing ny %thousands of times we tfalke cwn he hells between clesseg S S jjgty with e ti ss most are the times I have taken for granted all these years f Some of us became friends 3 short years a 1 rr.:- gr down the halls because they were there for, us. Now. the nexdtime we enter them we ll only be vifitors n, A ture that kept, ghing withe ir Wl ome have been classmates since the first day of kindergart nn. All these years weve walked I When we were asked as small children, What do you want to be when you g; w U0T. it always seemed an eterrfy until the quest on would truly pertain to us Our time has come And now we am all hit with the harshr • s o; reality. ■ F J make i ook isn’t closing, were cWy beginning another of hiany ch is we fill these pages. Tne decision s and action- you ey will determine the pa to v nake in these next few years couid be the most important ones you ever make. hor they will determine the pat j take for tne I f m 3 HWsKtw% 6. t ■ mKa on our own now and no matter how much fun we think it will be. it will be our hardest and toughest decision. W your lit We'rev If a person cm lestobeha Bp jfthe chapters to come, he can be proud of himself, then, tor he didn’t settle for anything less than v. .at he wanted. The persor who finds that the chapters to come huid only sadness and regret won't be p oud of himself. And he'll nave no et el tf'ims fl have this pens oo walkecj out nf here tonight with the same opportunity as ever yone else. The opportunity to start fresh and make their lives always dreamed. That’s the opportunity every one of us is given tonight We’ve already accomplished one goal. We have earned and deserve this moment and it is something none can take away. Before we say good-bye. may we thank you . OUR TEACHERS, who gave us the will power and knowledge. And to you. ADVISORS AND mi nee. _Jf. w COUNSELORS, who gave us help and guidance f J f And most of all. TO OUR PARENTS, who gave us love and understanding Many of us. try as we may. will never meet again. Some of us wilfhave good fortune, others bad But our time has come and we must say good-b' 1 now. Even though we know we’ll never meet. We don’t have to feel sad, for the memories in our book will be stored in our hearts and minds. The pages of the years we’ve spent together will be turned back to again and again. For its these memories that will give us strength, and brine? us a smile Always remember your days here. And that we all have in common. Were the Hazel Park High School Clas s of 1984. It’s this bond that will make us inseperable and will unite us forever. Linda Hitchcock Commencement June 14, 1984. alumni they are. Mike Ball receiving his diploma from Mrs. Hooton. Kelly Forbes receiving her diploma from Mr. Nash and Mr. Brenizer. CLASS MOTTO: The times you remember most, Are the times you've spent with others. CLASS COLORS: Burgundy Silver CLASS MASCOT: Snoopy CLASS SONG: The Way We Were CLASS FLOWER: Burgundy Rose Babies Breath 227 Dedication, Determination, and Natural Talent Are What These Vikings Are Made Of! VARSITY FOOTBALL--Front Row: Ron Sharp, Brain Thrasher. Rob Heron. Jim Rowe. George Calder. Linh Dao. Scott Bray. Baron Brown. Jeff Clark, (Tri-Cap). Dave Juliette, Jon Thom. Andy Sneddon. Second Row: Rob Kessler. Ed Titus. Terry Saylor. Ken Sterling. Brian Guthrie, Eric Jurvis. Matt Majewski. Rob Blake. Mark Wilson. Bernie Phillips. Tim Bruce. Dave Steele. Third Row: Ken Snowden. Tim Ridmger. James Kurolvech. Dean Potter. Damn Mackmm (Tri-Cap). Terry Sloan (Tri-Cap). Mike Byrd. Ed Ridinger. Chuck Ward. Tim Lynch. Doug Phillips. Jim Schewee. Top Row: Mr. Stagg (Asst. Coach). Mr. Eldred (Head Coach). Mr. Pobursky (Asst. Coach). IMot Pictured: Joe Demeere. J.V. FOOTBALL-----Front Row: George Wilhelm. Charles Allen. Laurino Scafone. Ray Greenwell. Louis Lackey. Tom Poirier. Domenic Sardo. Second Row: Michael Sawyers. Lonnie Simmons. Thomas Geoffrey. Seth Palmer. Chris Hawkins. Mike Justice. Third Row: Gilberto Oliviera. Clinton Ward. Rob Scott. Dale Hart. Rasmuquin Damico. John Savola. John Colpitts. Back Row: Mr. Ottobaucher (Asst. Coach). Dave Martin, Larry Lawson. Gary Lawson, Bill Hanges. Jim Paulson. Mr. Wegner (Head Coach). 230 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS------Front Row: Jackie Rymak. Darlene Hinkelman, Rose Hurnevich. Kathy Lehr. Back Row: Barb Stefl. Rochelle VanderVlucht. Ellen Webster (Co-Capt). Roberta McKirdle. Not Pictured: Leda Foster (Co-Capt.). Denise Hevicon. Cathy Collard, Debbie Ciupak. Janice Dudley. Kris Porter. BOYS VARSITY GOLF------Front Row: Troy Beasley. Tom Croteau. Dave Hill. Troy Callebs, Jeff Boyd (Co-Capt ). Back Row: Mr. Guido (coach). Doug Trottier. Scott Treat. Mark Wilson. Ron Davis (Co-Capt.). Dean Dittenber. Not Pictured: Rich Waszelewski. GIRLS J.V. VOLLEYBALL----Front Row: Lynne Fulcher. Jackie Gorospe. Ronnie Sue Carpenter. Renee Hill. Sandy Brecht. Lynette Chaney. Middle Row: Tammy Pawlaczyk, Paula Frye. Linda Keith. Tina Kessler. Julie Sayyae. Back Row: Kim Kreft. Cathy Lehr. Sharleen Harding, Lois Hitchcock. Mrs. Young (coach). Not Pictured: Tonya Benge. Chris Hamilton. BOYS TRACK - Front Row: Ben Colley. Steve Robbins. Gary Chaney. Dante Burchi. Scott Venable (Co-Capt.). Karl Zubal (Co-Capt.). Dwayne Moore. Mike Tunison. Ed Ridinger, Bill Hempstead Second Row: Dale Ryan. John Rustewicz. Joe Demeere. Al Schuler. Garret Gastrowski. Carl Cabellero. Rich Scholcz. Baron Brown. Russ Matthews. Third Row: Bruce Inglehart. Clinton Ward. Scott Law. Keith Inglehart. Don Shane. John Norton. Dave Carene, T ony Rodringuez. Fourth Row: Mr. Bough ton (Asst. Coach). Dean Potter. Tim Ridinger. Andy Steele. Mark Stuart. Charles Taup. Ken Kuck. Mike Tuski. Mr. Fulcher (Head Coach). GIRLS TRACK - Front Row: Jane Gibson (Co-Capt.). Kathy Pierce. Mickie Foxe. Pam Murphy. Missy Cook. Karen Williamson. Kim Kreft. Debbie Hulbert. Second Row: Colleen Bellestri. Cathy Lehr, Tina LeBlanc, Rose Warrick (Co-Capt.). Cheryl Franks. Kim Evans. Michelene Franks. Sue Coronado. Michelle Goodwin Third Row: Mr. Eldred (Head Coach). Brenda MaCleod (Manager). Shannon Morehead. Rochelle VanderVlucht. Tammi Pawlaczyk. Debbie Wozny. Theresa Bossick. Sabrina Schaefers. Mrs. Young (Asst. Coach) Not Pictured: Teresa Hinds. 232 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY - Front Row: Carl Caballero. Dante Burchi. Dwayne Moore. Karl Zubal (Capt). Scott Venable. Mickey Alvirio, Bill Morrison. John Norton, Second Row: Brian Matthews. Chris Crossno, Dale Ryan. Jim Dufraine. Andy Steele. Mike Tuski, Keith Inglehart. Tony Rodriguez. Bruce Inglehart. Allan Schuler. Third Row: Mr. Boughton (Head Coach). Ed Foster. Don Shane. Brian Paluszewski, Rick Scholz. Guy Walton. Mr. Fulcher (Asst. Coach), Not Pictured: Michael Stuef. Boys Tennis -- Front Row: Jeff Dumka (Co-Capt). Guy Walton. Dan Mullins (Co-Capt). Second Row: Troy Beasley. Jim Salem. John Valuet. Charles Briley. Mr. Petnck (Coach). Not Pictured: Brian Palszewski, Domemc Sardo. Jim Watson. 233 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL - Front Row: Dante Burchi (Co-Capt). Darrin Tikkanen (Co-Capt.). Back Row: Gary Chaney, Dean Potter. Chuck Ward. Steve Robbins. Mike Ellmger. Jim Forsyth. Mark Wilson. Thomas Tobia. James Males. Mr. Wegner (Coach). 234 BOYS VARSITY BASEBALL - Front Row: Rob Heron. Thomas Croteau. Larry Hendricks. Andy Sneddon. Ken Sterling. Jeff Clark. Brian Guthrie. Steve Snopkowski. Back Row: James Kurolevich. Jim Kozlowski, Rich Pond. Bob Kessler. Paul Cervantes. Darrin Tikkanen. Ron Davis. Mr. Mikulas (Coach). VARSITY SOFTBALL-Lying: Lynne Putnam (Asst. Coach). Mrs. F.gas (Head Coach). Sitting: Renee Hill. Sandy Brecht. Kneeling: Vick. Walmer. Usa Saferian (Co-Capt.). Kim Felts. Lisa Goodwin, Linda Hitchcock. Cara Crane (Co-Capt.). Standing: Lisa Shirkey. Kathy Blake. Barb Stefl Kathy Avery. Sue Eldred. Maria Athlfield. Kris Porter. 235 BOYS J.V. BASKETBALL - Front Row: Marc Blumke. Bill Hanges, Doug Frye, Jim Paulson. Rick Scholz, Rodney White. Back Row: Frank Bykaylo, Gary Lawson. Mark Sallee. Larry Lawson. Lonnie Simmons. Gilberto Oliveria, Mr. Kirkland (Coach). IMot Pictured: Mark Stewart. GIRLS JV SOFTBALL-Front Row: Lynette Chaney. Chns Hamilton. Paula Frye. Tonya Benge. Jenny McCarrell. Kelly Dover. Back Row: Mr. Guido (Coach), Jackie Gorospe. Lauri Dysarczyk, Lynne Fulcher. Kathy Jacobs. Mandy Walters. J.V. WRESTLING — Front Row: Tom Poirier. Kojun Hatta. Tim Harrison. Darin Quintero. Mike Allen. Ed Foster. Mike Stuef Back Row: Mr. Otterbaucher (Asst. Coach). Ray Greenwell. Jim Schewee. Brian Guthrie. Dave Steele. Tom Hooton. Kelly Agbay. Earl Thom (Asst. Coach). Mr. Morril (Coach). BOYS JV BASEBALL-Front Row: John Lewis, Steve Charland, Ed Foster. Scott Tarrance, Bill Hanges. Doug Frye. Laurino Scafone. Roger Guay. Back Row: Mr. Pobursky (Coach). Charles Allen. John Colpitts. Scott Treat. Gary Lawson. Dave Martin, Jim Felts. Seth Palmer. Mike Stachowiak. BOYS VARSITY WRESTLING-Front Row: Don Agbay. Paul Harris. Joe Safenan. Dan Kelly. Tim Wilds. Dale Hart. Terry Saylor Back Row: Scott Bray. Dave Nieves. Rich Pond. Ed Ridinger, Jon Thom. George Wilhelm, Tim Ridmger. Mr. Mornl (Coach). J.V. CHEERLEADING - Front Row: Laun DeWalt, Penny Allen Jacki Gorospe Second Row: Kim Bykaylo. Alicia Rasnake. Third Row: Tonya Benge. Lynette Chaney. 237 BOYS SWIMMING-Bottom Row: Bruce Inglehart. Dave Carene. Ken Kuck, Dan Kraft. Middle Row: Bryan Blanton, Rob Scott. Jack Perrault. Joe Lau, Jim Walton (Co-Capt). Standing: Mrs. Chasteen (Asst. Coach). Mr. Brown (Head Coach). Jenny Johnstone (Manager). Not Pictured: Bill Nicholls, Steve Zanin. Dave Maciejewski (Co-Capt). GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL - Front Row: Julie Sayyae. Paula Frye. Kim Kreft. Lynne Fulcher. Sandy Brecht. Back Row: Jenny McCarrell. Kathy Jacobs Lauri Dysarchzyk. Ronnie Sue Carpenter, Lois Hitchcock. Mr. Esler (Coach). GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY - Bottom Row: Debbie Wazny. Cheryl Franks. Brenda MacLeod. Rose Warrick. Cheryl Pratico. Middle Row: Tracy Howard. Karen Williamson. Jane Gibson. Sabrina Schaefers. Top Row: Mr. Boughton (Asst. Coach). Kathy Pierce. Michelle Goodwin. Sue Dyke. Debbie Hulbert. Mr. Fulcher (Head Coach). 238 GIRLS SWIMMING--Sitting: Kns Patten, Cherie Knear, Stacy Walker. Kneeling: Jenny Johnstone (Manager). Dawn Lau. Denise Cook. Standing: Tina Wilt, Amy Bailey, Mr. Brown (Coach). On Board: Robin Mills (Co-Capt.), Veronica McCormick. Trish Tranthem (Co-Capt.). IMot Pictured: Lisa Zopfi. Annette Cowell. Tamara Farrell. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL-Bottom Row: Lisa Goodwin. Kathy Blake. Linda Hitchcock. Lisa Saferian, Vicki Walmer (Co- Capt). Kathy Avery. Top Row: Renee Hill, Sheila Byrd (Co-Capt). Jeanette Szydlowski. Tammy Shepard. Margaret McClatchey. Mr. Wegner (Coach). Not Pictured: Maria Athlfield, Cara Crane. Dianna Frye. GIRLS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Jane Gibson. Debora Allen. Kris Porter. Nancy Petracich (Tn-Capt ). Sue Eldred Second Row: Cheryl Franks. Grace Craighton. Shan Dobbins (Tri-Capt ). Linda Hitchcock (Tri-Capt). Lisa Safenan. Rose Warrick. Third Row: Lisa Goodwin. Rochelle VanderVlucht. Tina Wilt. Kathy Avery. 239 VARSITY SCORES BOYS SWIMMING GOLF GIRLS SWIMMING H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. 108 Centerline 55 169 Pont. Northern 169 80 Centerline 84 109 Oak Park 60 207 Southfield 210 84 Dondero 80 74 Southfield 97 227 Dondero 239 35 104 Pont. Northern 60 230 Kimball 204 48 Madison SB Kimball 109 230 Seaholm 206 48 Southfield 100 94 Avondale 78 163 Highland Park 229 81 Pont. Northern 89 54 Seaholm 116 231 Troy 188 52 Kimball 118 49 Madison 34 196 Andover 173 76 Clawson 93 60 Troy 106 163 Oak Christian 182 29 Seaholm 128 50 Andover 120 163 Highland Park 214 37 Troy 132 44 Berkley 125 218 Pont. Northern 248 35 Ferndale 126 126 Oak Christain 150 49 Andover 109 8th SMA Tournament 221 Berkley 220 47 Berkley 126 202 Ferndale 196 FOOTBALL Girls Tennis GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. 24 Dondero 33 17 Fitzgerald 0 5 Southfield 2 22 Clawson 35 0 Andover 7 0 Kimball 7 5th Lakeview Invt. 32 Kimball 25 6 Kimball 29 6 Pont. Northern 1 33 Seaholm 22 22 Berkley 39 10th MSA SMA 13 Troy 24 0 Seaholm 7 23 Southfield 34 0 Andover 7 33 Andover 24 33 Southfield 6 0 Berkley 7 39 Berkley 21 6 Seaholm 35 17th Oakland County 12 Rochester 21 3 Ferndale 4 19 Ferndale 44 4 Dondero 3 33 Troy 33 6 Ferndale 18 7th SMA 6th SMA BOYS CROSS COUNTRY WRESTLING H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP 20 Dondero 39 1st Oakland County Tournament 10th W. Bloomfield Invt. 56 Troy 11 25 Clawson 32 1st Hazel Park Invt 4th Lakeview Invt. 75 Andover 0 20 Seaholm 39 70 Southfield 2 23 Kimball 32 70 Berkley 2 26 MSA SMA 33 57 Plymouth Salem 9 24 Andover 37 45 John Glenn 14 18 Southfield 41 67 Ferndale 6 23 Berkley 38 1st Mt. Clemens Tournament 8th Oakland County 25 Bedford 24 30 Ferndale 26 64 Seaholm 12 32 Troy 23 1st SMA Tournament 2nd SMA 1st District Tournament 2nd Regionals 1st Regional Tournament 15 State 3rd State Tournament 240 GIRLS BASKETBALL H.P. OPP. 43 Fitzgerald 28 43 Dondero 34 41 Southfield 23 33 Kimball 36 37 Seaholm 35 50 Madison 36 49 Troy 35 55 Thurston 23 57 Andover 41 48 Berkley 55 24 Ferndale 44 41 Southfield 35 30 Kimball 28 41 Seaholm 37 49 Troy 35 52 Andover 29 boys tennis H.P. OPP. 1 Oak Park 6 0 Fitzgerald 7 2 Highland Park 2 2 Pont. Northern 3 1 Lake View 5 0 Seaholm 6 0 Dondero 7 0 Troy 7 0 Andover 6 0 Berkley 7 0 Ferndale 7 VOLLEYBALL H.P. OPP. 2 Andover 0 2 Southfield 0 0 Berkley 2 0 Seaholm 2 2 Troy 1 0 Ferndale 2 2 Southfield 1 0 Kimball 2 0 Edsel Ford 2 0 Seaholm 2 2 Troy 1 1 Berkley 2 2 Andover 0 1 Ferndale 2 VARSITY BASEBALL H.P. OPP. 4 Seaholm 10 11 Seaholm 10 1 Troy 2 1 Troy 0 7 Andover 4 3 Andover 5 5 Berkley 7 8 Berkley 9 0 Sterling Hts. 1 2 Ferndale 4 3 Ferndale 0 H.P. 52 74 51 59 68 66 42 55 70 60 58 51 78 52 46 58 51 BOYS BASKETBALL OPP. 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V..................235. 153 Walt. C........................ 179 Walters. M..................... 179 Walters. V..................... 187 Walton. G................. 179. 233 Ward. C......... 179. 232. 230. 234 Ward. C 187. 230 Ward. B 187 Wargo, K Warrick. R 232 Waszelewski, R 179 Waters. N 187. 26 Watson. J 187 Weaver. L 179 Weaver. P 82. 83 Webster. E 84. 85. 83. 74. 231 Wegner. Mr 230. 234 Wellman. J 179 West. K 179 West. R Westergaard. M 179 Whitaker. C 179. 100 White. R 179 Whitehouse. T 179 Widmer. A 187 Wilcoxson. B 179 Wiley, A 187 Wilhelm. G 179. 230 Willard. R 187 Williams. A 179 Williams. R 187 Williams. S 179 Williamson. K 187. 232 Willoughby. M 179 Wilson. M 187. 232 Wilson. M . 187.230.234 Wilt. T Wingate. J 179 Winters. D 85 Woods. S 187 Wozny. D 232 Wright, C Wright. D 187 Wumber. Mrs 16 Y Yorkey. J Young. D Young. K Young. Mrs 232. 231 Young, T Yousif, J Z Zelechowski. A 179 Zennmgs. R 26 Zopfi. L Zubal. K 232. 233 252 TOM TOBIA 1965-1984 In Memory Of.... We will always remem- ber Tom Tobia and all the fun we all shared during our years of high school. It was tragic that Tom's life ended before it really began. Tom was a well-known student whose involvements includ- ed: member of the Parker staff, drama, basketball and many other activities. On Class Day, he received many awards, two of which really meant so much, the Max Burchi award and the Quill and Scroll award. He had so much to accomplish, but we will always remember what he did achieve. 253 254 255 mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY 256

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