Hazel Park High School - Viking Yearbook (Hazel Park, MI)
- Class of 1985
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Hazel Park High Sch ool 23400 Hugh es Ha 2el Park, Michigan i Vikings, Onward Vikings 3 Never shall we 4 Rah! Rah! Rah! 5 9 7 av ir llicn WVD} UHQ fight like tigers wag 9 FIRST ROW: Joe baferian, Baron Brown, Tim Ridinger, Matt Majewski, I arry Hendricks, Tony Bowling, Rob Heron, Dan Kelly, Matt Canu, Jim Forsyth SECOND ROW: Brian Guth rie, Scott Bray, Eric Palise, Ed Titus, T im Wilds, Mike Goodman, Ken Snowdon, Tim Lynch, Mike Tucker, Mike Byrd, I erry Sayl or, Ken Micovich, Carl Caballero, Dean Potter, Chuck Ward 12 FIRST ROW: Dianna Frye, Bari) Stcfl, Laurie DcWalt, Stepha nie Davis, Lisa Bennett, Leslie Clianey. SECOND ROW: Rhonda McCullough, Grace Craighton, Jane Gihson, Amy Bailey, Paula Plonhey, Kathy Blahe, Wendy Thomas, Lauri Fleshians, Kathy Avery, Maria Ahlfield, Shalec Woods, Kim Evans, Pam Murphy, Angie Byrd, Roni Rohinson, Carol Caballero, Debbie Allen, Diane Ignatitus. 13 14 15 Seniors Shut Out Undergrads Th is year s Powderpuff game was presented on Wednesday night of the Homecoming week. The undergrads made a good effort, hut were not able to score against the seniors, and the game ended with a score of 28-0. SENIOR TEAM -M. Ahlfield,A. Bailey, C. Blake, B. Boley, G. Craighton, S. Davis, D. Frye, M. Hole stein, S. Kulakowsky, T. Munn, P. Murphy, P. Pi on key, L. Shirkey, B. Stcfl. UNDERGRAD TEAM . C. Bellestri, L. Chaney, H. Evans, C. Hamilton, L. Hamilton, L. Hankins, T. Kessler, L. Martin, M. Oliveria, D. Rasmussen, V. Tayl or, K. Vezina. Maria AKlf icltl and Sherry Kulak owsky 16 Dr essing, Dressing, , Dressing Up! u is year they added a new twist to Spirit Week, I hey let the staff dress up also. In photo 4 and 5 you see B. Hanges and R. Blair as they dressed up on Monday which was University Day. I uesday was Nerd Day. In photo 1 you see D. Martin, A. Grafton, and D. Yorh dressing in the latest nerd fashions. In photo 7 is J. Saho, M. Card enas, C Langlois, B. Barhat, and photo 8 shows M. Canu, S. Zanin as they dress up on Wed nesday, Unisex Day. Thursday was Dress Up Day, in photo 2 is J. Crifasi, and photo 6 has a group of undergrads dressed up. When Friday arrived we all showed spirit hy wearing maroon and gray. 2 2 Field Day 84” Juniors pulling hard for their class. Maria Ahltield and Tim Lynch moch Laurie DcWalt and Ken Snowdon. Scott Bray jumping to the victory line. 20 This year’s Field Day was a tig success, and everyone was full of s pirit. Th is time there was something new; the staff part- icipated, and this gave them a chance to let down their hair and have fun. Each class and staff members participated in various events such as: tug-of-war, shaving cream dress, chug-a-lug, potato sack race, dress your partner, tricycle race and the pie eating contest. The seniors ended up in first place, the juniors second, sophomores third, and the staff members fourth. The chorale, marching hand and the flag corps added some extra entertainment. After the mock court gave us a few laughs, the hig announcement was made. This year’s Homecoming King and Queen: Tim Ridniger and Barh Stefl. E. Jurvis, G. Craighton, P. Murphy, B. Schultz, B. Guthrie 21 N Mrs. Brown enjoying Some seniors look on as Don Waller devours his pie. Homecoming Queen an d King: Barb Stefl and I im Ridingcr I im Ridinger is this year s Homecoming King. He is a three year member of varsity football, varsity wrestling, and varsity track. Tbis year be is captain of all three, and be is well known and liked throughout the school. I im is all state in wrestling and football, and a one year member of N.H.S. Barb Stefl is tbis year’s Homecoming Queen. She has been on tennis, cheerleading, and softball for 3 years. n is year she is captain of the tennis team and is also very busy during school hours. SKe is on B.O.D. and chorale and attends the senior class meetings. In her sophomore year she was in band. Stairway to Success Dancing Up A Storm 26 Making new friends at the Homecoming Dance Tb is year s Homecoming Dance was sponsered by tbe Senior Class and was presented on tbe Saturday nigbt of Homecoming weekend, witb approxi mately 300 people attending. A special feature included a video recording of tbe latest bits wbicb was 27 shown for tbe first balf of tbe nigbt. There were many things happening around the world including the starving in Ethiopia. Two Soviet leaders died this year. They are now in there third leader. Reagan won the presidential elections hy a landslide, and we had our first lady running for vice- president on Mr. Mondale's ticket who was Geraldine Ferarro. They also started to renovate the Statue of Liberty. The Tigers won the 84” World Series. In their 85” season they were off to a great start! Bless You Boys, Do It Again!!! The styles have mostly stayed the same this year, with only a few added items. Cable Knit sweaters in all colors were very popular and to coordinate with those 28 were jeans like Levis 501, Guess and baggies with jumbo pockets in kbaki colors. Prince seemed to make lace in style and no one knows wbo made neon in style??? D resses in pastel colors went very well in tbe spring. Detailed accessories like pearls, beads and belts were in, with different colors and shapes. Sayings were also in tbis year with everyone telling you to ' Get A Life,” Get Paied” or ask you What's Up?” When you saw on?of your friends in tbe ball wbat did they call you? Ozzy!??” if you were found in your class early or doing your work on your own you were called a Squid, and we can t forget tbe ever popular Psych”. As tbe year drew to an end we did not forget our memories in and out of school. This year the music business flourished. Michael Jackson lost his popularity and Prince Rogers Nelson gained his. madonna was very hig with hits like ' Lucky Star'' and Like a Virgin. Ti na Turner came hack on the charts with hits like What's Love Got To Do With It and Private Dancer. Some actors came into the music business as well, like Jack Wagner (Frisco) from General Hospital with You re All I Need.' People starving in Ethiopia instigated about 40 musicians in Europe to get together to form a group called Band-Aide. They came together free of charge to make a song called 30 Feed the World. All the money they made went to huy food for the starving people. This set off a chain of other countries doing the same thing, and we were one of them U.S.A. formed U.S.A.. .for Africa. We made a whole album with one major song with stars like Lionel Richie, Dianna Ross and Cindy Lauper. Many other stars made songs of their own to he included on the album from which all the money went to Eth iopia. Canada was in there also with Northern Lights singing Tears Aren’t Enough.” There were a lot of money-mahing movies this year. Almost everyone saw Eddy Murphy in Beverly Hills Cop.” ’Breakfast Club” came out and it seemed to relate to almost everyone’s problems with theii parents while growing up. And still another movie, Friday the 13th,” this time part 5. 31 Club Francais, Language Clu This year the language cluh went really well. They went to the Detroit Institute of Arts and Mexican Village, and they had their annual Christmas party for the pre- school hids. Under the direction of President J. Loiho, Vice President A. Dupree, Secretary J. Grant, and Treasurer K. Freeman, they raised $200 for scholarships and $200 for awards. The language cluh is fun and always loohing for new memhers. 32 National Honor Society WO YEAR MEMBERS ONE YEAR MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS Michael Crane Dehra Allen Charles Allen Carol Garrett Amy Bailey Jane Gihson Adam Crafton Deborah Ciupab Helen Gumicz Grace Craighton Patricia Dudgeon Brian Guthrie Kimberly Evans Anna Dupree Kojun Hatta Rebecca Hays Tracy Howard Kelly Moore Jacqueline Gorospe Jennifer Johnstone Tim Ridinger Cherie Knear Kirstin Porter Betty Stone Julie Sayyae Andrew Steele Richard Tenney Rochelle VanderVlucht Robert Williams Robert Scott 34 This year National Honor Society did Scrooge of the school instead of their usual Penny s for Pee Wees. Dr. Grant won it with Mr. Eldred 2nd, Mr. Green 3rd and Mr. Silvasi in 4th place. They also helped sponsor , dance along with B.O.D., which was a great success. Another event was the Bowl-A-Thon. This money was raised d for a scholarship fund which will he awarded when there is a sufficient amount of money. The officers for 1984-85 were: President B. Guthrie, Vice President C. Garrett Secretary J. Gihson, Treasurer K. Hatta. N.H.S. was under the guidance of Mrs. Siephe and Mr. Mermuys. 35 B.O.D. Board of Directors, better known as B.O.D. is a stu- dent government class. Tbey work together with the students and the administration to kelp our school. Some of the activities they do are: Powder Puff football games, Field Day, Blood Bank, Door Decorating and 9th grade Orientation. Represent- atives are elected from each class, seniors, juniors and sophomores, and four officers are elected. Members of B.O.D. include: President A. Steele, Vice President C. Caballero, Secretary P. Allen, Treasurer P. Murphy. Seniors: J. Gibson, K. Avery, E. Jurvis, C. Caballero, A. Bailey, D. Frye, B. Stefl, J. Johnstone, L. Foster. Juniors: J. Sayyae, T. Pawlaxzyk, J. Gorospe, K. Kraft, E. Jurvis, C. Lehr, T. Kessl er, L. Dysarchzk. Soph omores: A. Kessler, M. Madary, B. Duncan, H. Dunaway, T. Mathy, T. Hyre, K. Vezina, M. Siminski, J. DeWalt. 37 38 Front Row: S. Morabito, J. Watson, C. Garrett, K. Porter, I Johnson, B. Stone, Mr. Silvasi. Bach Row: J. McCarrell, R. Heron, C. Pappas, P. Frye, A. Steele, f. Byars, D. Potter. THE HAZEL PARKER 39 History in the Malting!! This year s enthusiastic yearbook staff has been working hard all year round to make the fiftieth anniversary edition of the yearbook the best ever. Under the direction of Mr. Silvasi, the staff consisted of Yvonne Marchesseault, John Kuck , and Dale Ryan selling ads. Letting you know the teachers and people who work around you are Theresia Pfeiffer, Penni Allen, and Cherie Knear. Colleen Bellestri and Jim Paulson covered the year in sports with Jodie Loiko, Trish Sutton, and Sherri Cagle sh owing you life at the high school. The undergrad section was done by Keith Inglehart and Leslie I roschinetz while the photographers were Marc Dettmer and Angie Mel ville. All this was done with the help of our patient co-editors Helen Gurnicz and I racy Howard. In the photos 1-C. Knear and T. Pfeiffer. 2- Y. Marchesseault and J. Kuck. 3-C. Bellestri and L. Troschinetz. 4-T. Howard, Mr. Silvasi and H. Gurnicz. 5- T. Sutton and S. Cagle. 6-P. Allen, 7-M. Dettmer and A. Melville. 8-D. Ryan. 9 J. Loiko. 10-J. Paulson Communi cati on Is Their Game First Row: R. Heron Middle Row;: J. Patton, T. LeBlanc, M. Cook, S. Charland, Mr. Dell ello Last Row: B. Inglehart, R. Mills, T. Dilkeck, G. Walton. C. Scholtz, J. Gibson, K. Q Sanderson. Rose T. Hudson steadying the camera. R. Del Bello directing at Class Day. Hitch in' Season at Hazel Park T. Pawlaczh, A. Canu, and T. Kessler C Tuttle and R. Luca with this rin g 1 th c Newlyweds 44 Dressed for the occassion??? I Do T. Miller escorting her date A. Steele and S. McKirdle 45 47 Row one: Captains P. Plonhey and P. Murphy. Row two: K. ByUaylo, T. S. Davis moves to the heat. Munn. Row three: J. Gorospe, P. Allen, T. Miller. Row four: D. Frye, S. Davis, L. DcWalt, B. Stcfl. Not pictured T. Benge. P. Murphy announces at a pep rally. s $et ,rec up' 48 This year the varsity cheer- leaders worked on many cheering and tumbling skills. During the summer they went to ICF cheerleading camp. They won awards for entrance and exit, outstanding jumps, outstanding improvement, sparkle and shine, summer clinic excellence, and they participated in the grand champion competition. This year has keen a year of accomplishments for the cheerleaders. Vikettes rate 7 in National Performing at an H.P. game. 52 Yes M am!” V. Richeson Captain, K. Blake Left, left right left. C. Damerow Practice Makes Perfect J. Galeh er 54 J. Langford ' Primping Dancing to keep warm Early morning practices come earl Front Row: 3rd Lt. V. Taylor, 1st Lt. C. Pappas, Capt. K. Blake, Co. Capt. C. Bellestri, 2nd Lt. T. Hinds Middle Row: L. Gushrowski, G. Shalappi, C. Damerow, N. Shelly, K. Vezina, M. Siminski, D. Hall, A. Harp Back Row: K. Carter, E. McKenzie, V. Richesin, J. Langford, S. Gallop, W. Bracken, A. Wiley, B. Stewart This year the Vihettes went to summer camp at Oakland University. They received many awards and 10 Vikettes were picked to he finalists for the All-American Drill Team. The Vikettes were crowned Grand Champions at the Hazel Park Line Competition and they took a 2nd place at State Competition and are National Champions. In National competition 10 girls were chosen for the All-American Drill Team. These girls are: K. Blake, C. Bellestri, C. Pappas, T. Hinds, V. Taylor, N. Shelley, A. Harp, B. Stewart, and V. Richesin. K. Blake was the highest scoring senior at nationals and was awarded a $10,000 scholarship to the University of Hawaii. C. Bellestri was crowned Miss Michigan. All in all the Vikettes seemed to have a successful year. 55 Vikettes- C. Bellestri, K. Blake, S. Gall op, C. Gillard, A. Harp, T. Hinds, J. Langford, E. McKenzie, C. Papas, V. Richesin, T. Schumaker, N. Shelly, M. Siminski, B. Stewart, V. Taylor Marching Band- A. Aho, D. Anderson, S. Anderson, K. Allen, L. Botos, B. Bowen, C. Bowers, H. Brenneman, J. Bucchare, F. Carlton, J. Chapman, K. Chapman, R. Coleman, D. Cook, J. Cook, T. Davidson, D. Donovan, T, Farrei, C. Fox, T. Halpin, C. Hart, K. Hatta, S. Hawk ins, T. Howard, S. Jarowski, C. Leonowicz, D. Lutes, H. Martin, T. Matthews, B. McGreath, M. Fox, B. Newherry, I. Nieves, D. Norton, D. King, T. Puckctte, J. Pcrrette, J. Salem, C. Sanderson, T. Stoneceipher, 1. Thomas, C. Ward, R. Ward, A. Williams, S. Wisnewski, S. Yanakeff Flags- P. Canup, B. Cuddington, K. Danhauson, R. Doughty, K. Freeman, S. Jarchoski, L. Koskincn, R. Lucka, K. Patten, A. Rasnake, P. Roberts, G. Sahrosky, K. Shefka, S. Sherky, K. Kelley, M. Walters. Long May They Wave! Rachel Doughty Rohin Luca Kathy Shefha Waving their flags The Band Goes Marching On! Bringing entertainment to life. R. White, J. Salem, J. Perette School Reco Th is is the first year hoth hands, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band, went to the district hand festival. Wind Ensemble competed at the class A level and received a 1 rating. Symphonic Band competed in the classCand received a 1 also. This is the first time two hands from Hazel Park hoth got 1 's at the district hand festival. This preparation included early morning practices as well as after school. With all the hard worb, they received the best possible score at festival! 60 i)o. I bjufrwk r ( 61 Wind Ensemble Plays a Class Act. 62 63 Symphony Band Plays Classical 64 WIND ENSEMBLE: S. Anderson, P. Canup, J. Chapman, D. Cook, B. Cuddington, L. DeWalt, P. Dudgeon, F. Duffner, C. Evans, I . Farrell, E. Foster, D. Fox, M. Foxe, K. Freeman, D. Guiney, K. Hatta, S. Hoff, P. Killebrew, L. Koskinen, M. Kurzynski, C. Leonowicz, J. Lewis, J. Loiko, T. Mathews, F. Norris, M. Patterson, L. Pepin, J. Perrctte, J. Salem, C. Sanderson, K. Shefka, I . I hornas, C. Waed, I . Whitehouse, A. Williams, S. Yanakeff, K. Young, K. Averv, C. Jones SYMPHONY BAND: A. Aho, K. Allen, D. Andrews, B. Bowen, C. Bowers, H. Brenneman, J. Bucchare, J. Bussiere, F. Carlton, K. Chapman, R. Coleman, J. Cook, T. Davidson, D. Donovan, R. Doughty, P. Fletcher, C. Fox, T. Halpin, C. Hart, S. Hawkin, T. Howard, M. Hutchcraft, S. Jaworski, C. Kue, R. Luck a, d. Lutes, H. Martin, B. McGrath, A. Melville, R. Newbery, I. Neives, D. Norton, T. Puckett, G. Saborsky, K. Sbefka, B. Stewart, T. Stonecipber, R. White, S. Wisnewski, J. Goldstein. K. Hatta P. Dudgeon, P. Roberts and D. Ciupab playing one of tbe favorites. Mr. Fisk with an evil smile on bis facing banding over bis beloved treasure to P. Canup. Mr. Fisk demonstrating bow to bit a certain note C. Leonowicz and J. Salem concentrating very vejy barion tbe music. P. Frye, B. Guthrie, L. Hitchcock P. Canup, J. Salem E. Jurvis, L. Hendricks G. Craighton, B. Stefl K. Breen J. Gihson J. Critasi T. Farrell, T. Matthews, S. LePage M. Brown, B. Ward, A. Rasnalee P. Murphy 69 This year’s Varsity Choir consists of: T. Bennett, W. Berry, V. Blasingance, T. Bossick, S. Dane, D. Dohhins, D. Freeman, K. Holley, M. Hutchcraft, B. Jordan, L. Kivela, D. Lutes, T. Maggard, D. Manasterski, G. McFarland, C. Moore, R. Newherry, I. Nieves, V. Price, K. Rednour, V. Rich esin, M. Siminski, S. Smith, D. Stout, S. Sturdivant, K. Summers, R. Vanzandt, K. Vezina, S. Wisniewski. All under the direction of Mr. Fisk. 70 Musical Enjoyment The Tear in Band After a long year of entertaining tlie school, the hand held a banquet on April 23, 1985 at the high school cafeteria. Preceding dinner a small ceremony of mock elections was held. At the banquet Mr. Kline was not forgotten for his hard work and dedication to the hand. He was presented with a directors chair as a symbol of the hand’s appreciation for all he had done. 74 78 79 T. Ridinger scrambles with the ball. Varsity Football, A Sport of Constant Action! Most Valuable Player - CKucb Ward Most Improved • Terry Saylor Unsung Hero - Matt Majewsbi HP VARSITY FOOTBALL OPP 24 Fitzgerald 15 13 Southfield 21 0 Seaholm 7 13 Andover 7 21 Kimhall 7 0 Berkley 21 0 Troy 28 21 Rochester 7 13 Fern dale 0 80 Quarterback M. Majewski throws the ball just in time. A quick handoff to C. Ward. B- Hanges providing another excellent punt. 81 ALL-ST A TE DEFENSIVE LINEMAN Tim Ridinger has been a very outstanding football p layer here at HPHS. He has lead the team in tackles 2 of bis 3 years on varsity. His achievements for bis senior year include the followin g: Detroit News • All Metro, All State Dream Team, All Metro North, Detroit Pree Press - All Suburban, All Metro, All State, All County, Daily Trib une - All Area, SMA All League, The Oakland Press • All Oakland County Dream Team, UPI ■ All State, API - All State. 83 Broke the Consecutive Streak, D. Hunt making an aggresive tackle. JV FOOTBALL Fitzgerald Southfield Seaholi Andover Kimball Berkley Troy Rochester B. Hurnevich one of the many Viking tacklers. Still Had Good Season, 5-2-1 ). Micovich proved to be one of H.P.'s best Mike Sbumaber was one of tbe best QB's in a long time, runners. 85 K. Summers on tile run, D. Hunt leads blocking. Great Season for Runners; Ranked 3rd in State On your mark, get set, GO! Most Valuable Player • Carl Caballero Most Improved • Alan Scbuller Unsung Hero - Rich Scbultz CROSS COUNTRY HP OPP. 15 Clawson 48 15 Dondero 46 1st W. Bloomfield Invt. 17 Fitzgerald 41 1st Lake view Invt. 19 Kimball 37 18 Seabolm 41 1st SMA MSA 17 Andover 41 15 Southfield 44 15 Berkley 46 17 Troy 39 15 Ferndale 50 1st Oakland Co.Meet 1st SMA Meet 1st Regional Meet 3rd State Meet R. Scbolz running a bard race. 86 s. Garrison catching up to R. Mathews. E. Foster and B. Palus .ewshi. Brian Pal uszewsKi Sam BlumUe W+ D = S Work Plus Desi re Eq uals Success 88 Scott Garrison An Impressive Year Places 2nd In SMA Most V aluable Player • Karen Will iamson Most Improved • Jane Gibson Unsung Hero • Micbelle Goodwin CROSS COUNTRY HP 20 Clawson 21 Dond ero 19 Fitzgerald 12tb Lab eview Invt. 22 Kimball 20 Seabolm 8tb SMA MSA 27 Southfield 20 And over 21 Berkley 22 T roy 23 Femdale 12tk Oakland Co. 2nd SMA 4tk Rcgionals OPP 35 38 39 3$ J. Gibson striving to be tbe best sbe can be. 39 28 37 35 36 38 90 All tbe Vikings keep tbe same pace. 91 Improved Year Lacked Depth Most Valuable Player - Amy Bailey Most Improved • Cberie Knear Unsung Hero • Grace Craighton H.P. GIRLS SWIMMING 38 Lamphere 66 Madison 73 Centerline 49 Berkley 90 Roseville 71 P. Northern 44 Ferndale 31 Seaholm 48 Southfield 64 Clawson 33 Troy 34 Andover 43 SMA 92 Tb e race starts for the backstroke. An HP swimmer gets a good start off the block s. Doing the breaststroke is 3-time state qualifier, A. Bailey. 93 T. Pfeiffer stretches S. Cadieux before her race. The Future Looks Bright ABOVE: T. Beasley bends over to pick up bis bag. BELOW: D. Trottier drives tbe ball far down tbe course. Most Valuable Player - Mark Wilson Most Improved • Scott Terrance Unsung Hero • Dave Byars HP GOLF OPP 206 Warren 219 197 Dondero 189 215 Berkley 200 183 Highl and Park 205 250 Ferndale 228 235 Seakolm 193 204 Kimkall 183 175 Highland Park 205 198 Oakland Co. 194 211 Mott 193 251 Southfield 205 158 Pontiac Northern 163 195 I roy 185 248 Andover 223 7th SMA 94 LEFT: A. Crafton, S. Terrence, and D. Byars pose fora picture during a golf match. 95 Girls Tennis rrry • • 1J ctwingin GIRLS TENNIS HP OPP 4 Berkley 3 1 Cousino 6 3 Ferndale 4 0 Seaholm 7 6 Oak Park 1 4 Kimkall 3 6 Southfield 1 5 Dondero 2 2 Troy 5 1 Andover 6 5 Centerline 2 6th SMA 7 Pontiac Northern 0 R. Vandervlucht concentrating on good form. 96 Another Great Season, But Falls Short, Again!! Most Valuable Player • Maria Ahlfield Most Improved • Tammy Shephard Unsung Hero • Kathy Avery HP VARSITY BASKETBALL ‘ OPP 49 Fitzgerald 29 38 Dondero 33 48 Madison 42 56 Lampkere 51 49 Berkley 51 55 Ferndale 63 42 Seakolm 39 48 Tkurston 31 59 Kimkall 46 45 Soutkfield 33 47 Troy 45 66 Andover 36 54 Berkley 42 57 Ferndale 49 41 Seakolm 43 46 Kimkall 41 26 Soutkfield 30 63 W. Bloomfield 47 35 Troy 26 37 Andover 31 98 K. Jacobs puts up a tough shot in the trenches. 99 K. Avery goes to the hoop. Dedication and Enthusiasm Play A Key Pole. HP JV BASKETBALL OPP 41 Fitzgerald 26 46 Dondero 23 51 Madison 15 55 Lamphere 19 40 Berkley 21 34 Ferndale 22 28 Seaholm 17 32 Redford I liurston 18 30 Kimball 12 33 Southfield 14 51 Troy 25 32 Berkley 25 42 Ferndale 21 34 Seakolm 29 35. Kimball 16 30 Southfield 12 38 W. Bloomfield 21 59 Troy 17 C. Tutle going up strong against her opponent. 100 101 Another Rewarding Finished Second in Season for Wrestlers: State T. Sayl or slamming clown his opponent. Most Valuable Player - J oe Saferian Most Improved • Bruce Hester Unsung Hero • Tim Wilds VARSITY WRESTLING H.P. OPP. 60 Mt. Clemens 14 58 Ann Artor 15 66 Gross Pt. North 3 2nd Bedford Invt. 76 Fitzgerald 0 41 Late Orion 20 76 Ferndale 0 76 Seaholm 0 1st Oakland Co. Tourn. 66 Kimtall 6 1st H.P. Invt. 69 Berkley 0 64 Southfield 0 67 Troy 0 26 Bedford 20 1 st SMA Tourn. 1st District T ourn. 1st Regional Tourn 2nd State Tourn. 102 S. Bray. State Q ualifiers Joe Saferian • State Champion 1st place Bruce Hester • 3rd Tim Ridinger • 3rd Don Aghay • 5th Scott Bray • 5th Paul Harris • 5th Tim Wilds • 5th T. Ridinger. P. Harris with an excellent move. 103 B. Hester. 104 105 Joe Saft erian State Ch ampion 106 J.V. WRESTLING H.P. OPP. 66 Mt. Clemens 12 62 Ann Arbor 12 72 Gross Pt. North 6 73 Fitzgerald 6 57 Ferndale 18 54 Sea holm 12 54 Kimhall 24 59 Berkley 6 47 Southfield 18 47 Troy 18 107 Another Strong Team, But Still Not Enough ). Forsyth would rather play soccer. Most Valuable - Mark Wil son Most Improved • Marie Sallee Unsung Hero • Lonnie Simmons VARSITY BASKETBALL HP OPP. 69 Madison 53 51 Fitzgerald 53 43 So. Lathrup 57 52 Berleley 72 60 Ferndalc 71 48 Scaholm 57 53 Kimball 50 55 Southfield 90 59 Troy Athens 71 54 Troy 76 73 Andover 70 47 Berleley 71 29 Ferndale 62 63 Avondale 45 47 Seaholm 54 72 Rochester 91 53 Kimball 64 41 Southfield 82 63 Troy 77 73 Andover 76 46 Oale Parle 75 D. Frye taleing it to the defense. M. Wilson gets his shot hlocleed. 108 D. Potter and M. Sallee play tough defense. J. Forsyth glides to the basket. HP’s defense tries to stop their opponents. 109 Good Year, Sets New Sch ool Record HP JV BASKETBALL 55 Fitzgerald 53 S. Lathrup 55 Berkley 51 Femdale 46 Seaholm 41 Kimhall 76 Southfield 45 Troy Athens 38 Troy 55 Madison 30 Andover 36 Berkley 51 Femdale 60 Avondale 42 Seaholm 33 Rochester 69 Kimhall 53 Southfield 45 Troy 63 Andover B. Hurnevich puts up a tough shot. 110 HP's Secretary of Defense.” Ill Shooting above the defense, B. Hurnevich D. York showing good form. Girls Volleyball ”Sets ’em Up!” Most Valuable • Kathy Avery Unsung Hero • Debbie Allen, Jane Gibson VARSITY VOLLEYBALL HP. OPP. 1 Seaholm 2 2 Ferndale 1 2 Kimball 0 0 Berkley 2 3 Troy 0 2 Andover 0 2 Southfield 0 0 Seaholm 2 2 Ferndale 0 0 Kimball 2 0 Berkley 3 3 Troy 0 3 Andover 0 2 Southfield 0 112 113 The Future Looks Good K. Jacobs shows her strong serve. JV VOLLEYBALL HP 1 Sea holm 1 Kimball 1 N. Farming. 1 Femdale 2 Southfield 0 Berhley 2 Troy 1 Seaholm 2 Andover 0 Kimball 0 Fern dale 2 • Southfield 0 Berhley 1 Troy 0 Andover 114 A. Thompson Joes a great hump. 115 S. Shirhey taps the hall over the net A Much rmproved Team Most Valuable • Dave Carene Most Improved • David Byars Unsung Hero • Dan Kraft BOYS SWIMMING H.P. Opp. 67 Dondero 99 90 Centerline 81 82 Avondale 89 78 P. Northern 92 43 Berkley 127 45 Fitzgerald 105 44.5 Ferndale 122.5 89 Madison 77 43 Seaholm 119 52 Troy Athens 115 42 Kimhall 125 53 Southfield 115 35 Andover 133 48 Troy 122 26 SMA D. Kraft, J. Chapman, and D. Carene Coach M. Brown, expressing his startcgics. 116 Doing the diving for HP, M. Patterson. J. Perrault emerges from the water. 117 It is not some creature, it’s M. Patterson. New Coach Marks the Beginning of a New Era S. Bray before rfie pitch. Most Valuable • Ken Sterling Most Improved - Doug Frye Unsung Hero • Mike Crane VARSITY BASEBALL 9 Lincoln 4 4 Cousino 7 1 Berkley 16 9 Lincoln 6 9 E. Detroit 5 4 Lathrup 8 3 Seabolm 10 2 Kimball 4 10 Southfield 11 2 Lathrup 4 8 Troy Berkley 6 2 6 4 Ferndale 3 3 Troy 8 4 WW Tower 2 6 Kimball 7 5 Groves 4 1 WW Tower 3 3 Dondero 4 8 Southfield 7 5 Andover 2 1 Seabolm 2 6 Dondero 1 5 Andover 6 2 Fraser 9 118 J. Colpitts gets tbe sign from tbe catcher. 119 B. Guthrie loohs a little frustrated. M. Crane waits for the pitch. 121 Strong Team, Not Enough Pitchers Most Valuable • Renee Hill Most Improved • Tracey Hill Unsung Hero • Kris Porter VARSITY SOFTBALL 4 Rochester n 10 Berkley ii 3 Lathrup 20 16 Ferndale 13 3 Rochester 7 4 Seaholm 18 4 LathruD 7 18 Kimhall 15 16 Southfield 5 4 Trov 3 3 Berkley 4 1 Lincoln 14 0 Ferndale 7 11 Troy 7 2 Athens 14 4 Waterford 14 8 G. Richard 9 5 St. Mary 3 11 Kimhall 12 5 Southfield 0 11 Andover 10 2 Seaholm 8 1 E. Detroit 10 15 Highland Park 0 13 Andover 1 7 E. Detroit 9 7 Murray Rt. 0 9 Cass Tech 4 122 S. Brecht guns one down the plate. R. Hill swings away at the pitch. K. Porter diving to make a catch. 123 A. Bailey makes good contact with the hall. Se rvini for Success Most Valuable • Brian Paluszewski Most Improved • Dave Byars Unsung Hero • Joe Litfin G. Walton sb ows bis fantastic foreband. BOYS TENNIS 2 Cousino 5 0 Edscl Ford 7 5 P. Northern 2 0 Berkley 7 4 Oak Park 3 0 Femdale 7 0 Seabolm 7 0 Kimball 7 2 Fitzgerald 5 4 E. Detroit 3 1 Southfield 6 2 Dondero 5 0 Troy 7 D. Byars smashing an overhead. 124 J. Watson keeping his concentration. R. Cole shows hi is awesome serve. B. Palus .ewski giving his all Young Ladies With Lots of Desi re J. Gibson off to a fine start. R. VanderVlucbt clears tbe bar. 126 C. Pierce cruising around the corner. M. Delong struggling to win. 127 HP 48 33 41 56 44 57 83 14th 5th 11th 4th 8th Trac h at Th BOYS TRACK OP Troy 88 Southfield 103 Andover 91 Berkley 71 Seaholm 93 Kimball 80 Ferndale 44 Huron Relays Elk Relays Lahser Relays SMA Oakland Countv eir Best Senior John Norton. 128 Swiftly running the 1600m relay is R. Scholz. B. Brown leaping into the air. 132 Departments 133 Miss Blundo Mr. Borja Mr. Bougkton Ms. Brennan Mrs. Brown Ms. Buckley Mr. Burns Mrs. Chasteen Mrs. Curry Mr. Delbello Mr. Duda Mr. Dumont Mr. Dupke Mr. Eldrcd Mrs. Figas Mr. Fisk Mr. Fokear Mr. Fulcker Mr. Green Mr. Guido Mr. Harm Miss Hurckik Mrs. Iskler Mr. Kline Mr. Kukn HeL ping Us 134 To Learn Miss Maierle Mrs. Maloney Mr. Mcrmuys Mr. McClain Mrs. McConnaugney Mrs. McKinney Mr. Oil an ian Mr. Rathburg Mr. Rood Mr. Saman Mrs. Shaffner Miss Sharp Mrs. Siepbe Mr. Sihorshi Mr. Silvasi Mr. Snell Mrs. Snoblin Mr. Thompson Mr. Tomasib Mr. Viergever Mr. Wegner Mrs. Whipple 135 Board of Education During the past years, the Board of Education has undergone many changes. Last year s absence and tardiness policy is still in effect and this year, they’ve instituted a no smohing policy at the high school. At right: Mr. Gibson, Dr. Newbury, and Mr. Rasmussen AI ways on of Everything Above: Now what is he going to do? 1 here were some changes in our administration this year. Dr. Grant has heen moved up to the position of assistant principal hut still holds the position of athletic director while Mr. Bloetscher, our assistant principal, works on the attendance policy at the Board of Education Office in the afternoon. Meanwhile, Mr. Belcovski is our administrative assistant during the day and in the evening works closely with the Adult Education office on things like curriculm and on proposals for the school. of special significance, this year marks Mr. Noud’s 20th year as the principal of Hazel Park High School. A Little Help from Our Friends. Above: Mrs. Ellsworth. Below: Mr. Morrill 'slaving away! 139 Keeping Us Out of Trouble Mrs. Hilliard Mrs. Herzhaft 140 Above: Mrs. McCord Below: Mrs. Hoeft, Mrs. Kroll and Mrs. Smith. Coohin7 a Storm Counting tbe cask Above: Mrs. Melke Below: M rs. Miller, Mrs. Donajkowski. Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Melke, Mrs. Hick and Mrs. Donajkowski Mrs. Lockl ear Booh s an d Thi mgs Above: Mrs. Crachiola Middle: M rs. Ritchie, Mrs. Kile and Mrs. Concato Below: Mrs. Ritchie Above: Mrs. Kile Below: Mrs. Concato 143 Learning the Languages of Our oice Mr. Delbello and bis loving students. 144 VOTE HERE A Whole Lot Mo re Th an History Above: Peek-A-Boo!! Below: What are we looking at here? Above: Does anyone know what Mr. Green has under that white thing?? Below: Ho-Hum. . . 146 Soli th ving tne proniem hi Above: K. Conrad Below: K. Hall Above: Mr. Dumont and B. Hayes Middle: S. Eldred Below: T. Travis 148 149 Working and Learning Above: B. Stefl. Below: E. Titus. Above: K. Dover. Below: K. Han sen and J. Kueb. 150 Above: S. Woods. Below: T. Bowling. Above: L. Ben net. Below: V. Smith and R. Smith. 151 Co-Op Banquet Above: N. Ross and ber employer patiently waiting for luncb. Below: M. Crane and Mr. Mermuys. Above: K. Dover and ber employer. Below: S. Snopb owsbi 152 ime Above: B. Borowicz. Below: L. Sb ielcls and ber boss. Above: R. Mayer and G. Craigbton. Below: T. LeBlanc 153 Above: Kicking Lack and relaxing in computers. Below: K. Jennings Lard at work. Above: Mrs.Seipkejand L. Pepin. Middle: Now wbat should I do? Below: Let me find my place. . . . 154 Computer students enjoying their work. __L Wow, L. Chaney sure is talented, she can type and chew a pencil at the same time. D. Rolfe, absolutely entranced. Above: B. Hayes typing in her program. Below: Mr. Wegner helping out L. Todd. A Special School for Special Training Above: L. Stockdale and L. Moore Below: Mr. Roatb giving some advice. Now wbat do I do? Above: C. Hemple checking things out. Below: It’s no joke, S. Hayes CAN change a tire. 158 Above: What is D. Shane doing? Below: C. Taup Above: R. LaForcst Middle: Mr. Mcrmuys demonstrating bow to.... Below: J. Berry 160 Above: K. Hanson working on his project. Middle: B. Curl sanding to perfection. Below-: D. Model ski working hard. Above: J. Micovich. Below: Mr. Harm examining the finished product. Keeping Our Bodies Healthy Above: D. Kraft Below: M. Good win 162 Learning Everyday Skills Above: C. Saylor, just mcssin around. Below: T. Lyncb and M. Byrd, taste testing. Top: C. Koebn Middle: Taking a break. Bottom: D. J ones 164 Above: Mrs. McKinney and K. Carter Below: K. Hermiz Bottom: J. Perrctte and D. Cieslab Top: L. Sullivan Middle: H. Herzbaft Scientists at wor Above: L. Shirkey and friends Below: Working carefully is R. Scott. Above: Mr. Thompson helping out some students. Middle: Shake it up!!!!! Below: A. Bailey and D. Allen observing carefully.. 166 Above: Another boring biology class. Middle: ob no, not again! ! Below: bmmm . . . Not quite enough. Above: Being extremely careful with her experiment is W. Forbes. Below: Is it that boring???? 168 jV OQ 172 173 omorc Class Offi icers: reasurcr B. Duncan President T. Hyre, Vice-President 13. Chapman, Secretary C. futtle. I Sopki Sopkomorc Sopkomore Sopkomore Sopkomorc Sopkomorc Sopkomorc Sopkomorc Sopkotnore Sopkomore Sopkomorc Sopkomorc Sopkomore Sopkomore Sopkomore Sopkotr i I i- • i i I i i i I Adams R. Alio A. Allen K. Allen W. Allor M. Amcsse S. Anderson R. And rews D. Arant T. Arcliambault M. Asbury D. Avent L. Avent M. Baber R. Batcbcldcr R. Beasitigame V. Beasley S. Belanger I. I3cnbe j. Bennett I. Bennett R. Bennett T. Berry W. Best R. i i -c I 5 1 • t l I Bible C. Bible K. Bilbrey J. Blair J. Blabe K. Blanbensliip M. Blumbc S. Bolcyn M. Sopki Sopki Sopk C Sopki Sopki Sopki Sopki Sopk C Sopki Sopk t Sopki Sopki Sopki Sopki Si pk C C w opn 174 ionu rrt Sophe Soph e Bostic K. Bostic K. Botaletto S. Bowen B. Bowers C. Bowling K. Boyd M. Bramc D. Brenneman H. Bringardl. Brittan Cj. BrooksC. Brovich L. Bucchare J Budry D. Burr P. Rushuiakovish C. Bussicre J. Byars D. Cadieux S. Cali V. Campbell K. Campbell K. Canu A. Cardenas H. Carlton F. Carter K. Chapman B. Chapman K. Chrouch L. Cole R. Coleman R. Cook I. Cornell T. Cowell A. Crabtree S. Craddock D. Cummins S. Curtis T. Dalian J. Dame C. Damcrow C. Danhaussen K. Dao D. Daugbertb H. Davis M. Dawidowski T. Dewalt J. Sophc Soph Sophc Soph omoni Sophoim r a Soph i Sophc Sophc Soph Sophi Soph Sophc Soph Soph omorc Soph JT I E 1 175 1 ! i -c I i i i i i i 1 ! I I E I i E E 1 i i 1 5 i i E 0 I 1 i i i 0 $ 1 i E o I e 0 E 5 I 1 E 0 I 1 E E I I E 5 1 Soph. Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Dicbcns G. Divcly F. Dix J. Dixon E. Doan H. Dobbins D. Docring C. Donovan D. Doughty R. Dulaney D. Dunaway II. Duncan B. Duong T. Eberhardl J. Ellis V. Evans H. Fage D. Fenn M. Flcisbans L. Fletcher C. Fobert C. Forsytb J. Fox C. Freeman D. Fuller R. Fultz G. Galloway L. Garrett R. Garrett L. Garrison S. Goodwin H. Gordon K. Gramcr A. Grant J. Grimsley Y. Guadagni C. Gushrowsbi L. Hall B. Hall J. Halperin A. Halpin L. Hamilton L. Hanbins L. Hansen T. Harding D. Hartwell K. Haucb M. Hawbins S. Soph Soph' Soph Soph Soph Soph Soph Sophc I Soph Sophc Sophc Sophc Sophc Sophc 176 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Heron B. Hess K. Hess M. Hessell K. Hcrsbaft H I levicon K. Hill K. Hill L. Hill M. Hill T. Hinds K. Hinson S Hocft H. Hoff S. Hoffman W. Hobcnstcrn J. Holley A. Hollitield J. Hood M. Home J. Hougbton B. Hougbton E. Howard T. Howard T. Howcroft R. Hreben K. Hudson T. Hunt D. Humcvicb B. Hurt D. Soph c Soph i Soph Soph Soph I. Sopht Sophomore Sophomore Soph more Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Soph 1 i I E i i i -c Jr • ? I 1 ! i 1 s i jr 0 1 177 I I • i- if, I § 1 i i _e 9- I _c f i i § I _£ S- i J ? i « • £ G f tn s 1 e- Js I E jr i SopKo Soph o i Sopho i Sopho i Sopho i Sopho i SopKo Sopho i Sopho Hutchcraft M. Hutchens S. Hutchins R. Hyre T. Ihhotson S. Jacks K. Jarvis J. Jarzehoski ? Jaworski S. Johnson J. Johnstone S. Jordan B. Keener C. • Kcndz.ioski M. Kcsscll A. King J. JT Sopho i Sopho ■ Sopho Soph o i Sopho Kingshurv T. Kivela L. Klingcnsmith Y. Knuckles D. Kue C. Kuehlcr L. Laity T. Litfin J. I atulip B. Layton I). Littleson T. Lucka R. Lutes D. Madary M. Mann R. Mathis R. Mathis S. Mathy T. Matusczak S. Marsh D. Martin C. Martin J. Martin L. Martin R. Martin R. McAlpine P. McClain S. McGrath B. McKenzie E. Melton M. Micovich I. Miller B. lomorci Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 178 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomor 5ophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Miller S. Mole R. Moomaw R. Moore C. Moore L. Moore S. Morrow A. Mo. C. Mosbo I. Nash J. Newberry B. Nida K. Nieva I. Nolan P. Norton D. Olesky S. Olivenom M. Olson E. Palmer T. Paluszewski L. Pascoe C. Pasqakarlyis E. Pasque E. Pendcrgrast H. Perkins R. Petriy N. Phillips B. Pittman K. Pobursky M. Poole D. Price C. Price V. t I I i L I I t 0 i i 1 i 4 1 I J l I Soph omore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophom 179 i Soph omovtf Soph iitnom Soph omore Soph . non Soph •imofci Soph umore Soph umore Soph umore Soph umore Soph umore Soph umore Soph umore Soph umore S« ph umore Suph umore Sopii omorr r Tno« i l J Proffit B. Pucbctt T. Rader R. Ramey C. Rasmussen D. Rednour K. ReimerJ. Rezny B. Richardson M Richcsin V. Rives S. Robert son T. Robinson C. ttZlu c. Romansbi M. Ross G. Sabrosby G. Sadow P. Saferian J. Samnscll B. Sanders H. Saylor C. Saylor D. Schumacher M. Schumacher T. Schumaber D. Scott R. Sell D. Sharp T. Shir bey S. .Siminsbi M. Sopkomof Sopkomom Sopkomorc. Sopkomor . Sopkomoc. Sopkotnor,. Sopkomoc . Sopkomor . Sopkomore. Sopkomor . S pkomorr, Sopkomorr, Sopkomorc. Sopkomorc. Sopkomorc. Sopkomorc. Sop 180 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Soph) Sophomore | Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophi Soph omorc Sophomore Sop hi Sophomore Sophomore opho Sltclly R. Slone K. Smiley M. Smith L. Smith S. Soucic T. Souleyrette M. Stallman L. St amen os M. Starhcy J. Stephens P. Stevens C. Stewart B. Stewart R. Stonecipher T. Stout D. Strange D. Suhastian S. Summers K. Summers K. Swain D. Templeton C. Thompson A. Thompson D. Thurman F. Tilley B Timmons D. Travis G. Trihula R. Truha D. Turner B. Tuttle C. Valuct K. Van Dam R. Vang K. Vang K. Vannulle K. VanZandt R. Viers B. Vincent K. Vu K. Walter D. Walters M. Ward M. Wedyhe R. Wellman A. Wells M. Wheatley C. White S. White R. Wilhur F. Willi, J Wiseman A. Wisnewshi S. Wolf B Woodward R. Wozny L. Ycip L. Yezina K. Yorh D. Sophc Soph.: Soph Soph Soph Soph' Soph- Sophc i i -c 1 I I I I f 1 i i s 1 I i i I g i t l i i 181 Sophomorw Soph Sophomore Sophi Sophomore Sophomore Soph) Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior J«; Akkaya S. • I v II V • Allen P. Alien W. All in son K. Andrews L Anglin J. Asker N. Avent L. Barr B. Bell S. Bcllcstri C. Benge T. Blair R. Blutnke M. Blussick T. Bortkwick S. Bossick I . Bracken J. Brackett J. Brassfield B. Breckt S. Bringard V. Brown M. Brow-n N. Buckoltz C. Burgess T. Bvkalo F. Byrd D. I I - a I E a j - j 1 e ’£ a I i I 0 E = e E 3 j C i Byrd E. Cagle S. Canup D. Can up P. Cardenas M. Carene D. Carpenter L. Ckaney L. Ckapman |. Ckarland S. Cieslak D. Ciupak D. Cline A. Clause j Colley B. Colpits J. _o —11 Junior Junior Junior 182 Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior junior Junior Junior Juniori Junior Junior junior Cool? M. Coronado L. Coronado M. Co nr J. Crifasi J. Dalton D. Dettmer M. Dilkecl? T. Dingwall C. Dohn T. Dover K. Dubcrg C. Dudgeon P. Duffncr I . Duffy J. Dunaj L. Dupree A. Durhin L. Dyl c S. Dvsarczyl? L. Eagle J. Edwards C. Eldred S. Elkins T. ior Junior Juniori junior Juniori Junior Juniori Junior Junior Junior Junior Juniori Junior Junior Junior Junior Juniori Junior Junior Juniori Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Ellingcr I . Elliot C. Evans C. Farrell T. Felts J. Finncv M. Forsytn S. Foster E. junior Class Officers: President A. Dupree, Vice-President J. Gorospe, Secretary P. Allen, Treasurer J. Sayyae 183 Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Ju Foxc M. Freeman K. Frye D. Frye P. Fulcher L. Gallop S. Geoffry T. Gcrranl L. Gezewich C. Gicraltowslii G. G ill a rci C. Giovannangeli J. Glaza D. Goff T. Goodwin M. Gora J. Gorospe J. Gottis D. Green wall R. Greer J. Gregson K. Guav R. Gusnrowshi G. Hall D. Hall K. Hamilton C. Hang S. HanCes B. Harding S. Hardman M. Harp A. Harrison T. Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Juniors Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior , Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Ji 184 Juniori Juniori Juniori Juniori Juniori Junion Juniori Juniori Juniori Juniori Juniori Juniori Junion Juniori Juniori Juniori Junior - C ' 3 j§ lion Juniori Junion Juniori Juniori Juniori Junion Junion Juniori Junion Junion Junion Junion Hart D. Hawkins C. Hays S. Heidmous J. Hermiz K. Hershaft J. Hcvdcl S. Hill J. Hill J. Hili r. Hinds T. Hitchcock L. Hoff S. Hollands S. Holtz. D. Hudson T. Huddleston T. Hulhert d Jackson I. acobs K. arjis J. arzeboski M. ohnson H. ohnson R. ohnson T. ones C. ones ones ones T. ordan M. urvis E. ustice M. k. Keen D. Keith L. Keller B. Kendziorski D. Kesscll A. Kessler T. Killhrcw P. King D. King S. Kncar C. Koskincn L. Kraft D. Kreft k. Kurzatkowski D. Kurzynski M. Lackey L. '§ T § i Juniori Junion Juniori Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Juniori Junion ■ Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion Junion J . 185 Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior jtinior |junior« Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Jun Ladd D. I-afala R. I _a forest R Laformc D. Laformc I . l amkcrger R. Langford J. Lau ). Lawson G. Lawson L. Lcack M. Leader A. l-ekr C. Lcmicr M. Leverenz N Lewis T. Lidcn, B. Llanos. M. Loilro, J Lopata, L. MacLeod, S. Makin, D. Marcelle, L- Marckesseault, Y. Marlin H. Martin M. Matsckikowski J. Maltkcws T. Mayer R. Mayncrd R. McAlpine T. McCarrcll J. Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Ju 186 lior. Junior Junior. Junior Junior Junior. Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junj„„ Ju„lorf Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior McCarroll J McCarrick M. McCurry K. McDonald K. Melville A Mevers D. Mike K Miiidli K. Morabito S. Morehead S. Murado A. Nienaltowski D. Oliveira G. Owens D. Palmer W. Paluszcwski B. Paris P. Passeno L. Patten K. Patton J. Paul T. Paulson J. Pawlaczyk Pepin L. Perrault J. Perrctte J. Perridgen D. Phillips D. Phillips K. Pierce K. Poirier A. lior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Poirier T . Proffitt W. Radzilowski K. Rasmussen Q. Rasnakc A Reeves S. RehlinC J Resse f Richardson M. Roberts P. Rolfe R. Rowland D. Sabo L. Sallee M. Samels D. Sanders H. Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Juniori Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior 187 Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Sanderson A. Sandushv S. Sawyers M. Savvae J. Sea!one L. Scholtz R. Schultz C. Scott R. Shane D. Shaw B. bhcfshy M. Sidhom G. Simmons L. Stachowiah M. Stewart B. Stiles S. Stocbdale B. Stucf M. Sturdivant S. Sutton T. Tarrance S. Taylor V. Thomas T. Thomas T. Todd J. Todd L. Travis T. 1 rcat S. Troschinetz L. Trosin B. Trottier D. Turner R. Usher R. Vaughn D. Vichers P. Walher S. Walt C Walters M. Walton G. Ward C. Waszelewshi R. West K West R. Westcrgaard J Whitahcr C. White R. Whitehouse T. Wilhelm G. Williams A. Wilson E. Wingate J. Yanakeff S. Yousif J. Yorhcy J. Zelechowshi A. ‘Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior 188 189 191 192 193 Robert T. Atkinson Class Flirt: Maria Ahlfield Most Athletic: Kathy Avery Most Talented: Kathy Avery 194 Senior Brunch Th is year s Senior Brunch was at Dimitri’s of Southfield on November 12, 1984. We were there from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Th is was the first time that the Class of 1985 came together as a whole. Ban R. Barbat Gregory B. Bean Troy S. Beasley Lisa M. Bennett 195 Katherine G. Blahe Elizabeth A. Botos Donald E. Best Holly M. Bizovi 196 Kimberly M. Brunhe Thomas R. Byars Kimberley A. By hay Jo Angela A. Byrd At the hrunch we ate a buffet style breakfast and were later entertained by Most Steady Couple: Scott Bray, Tracy Munn the Chorale. The hrunch was the first opportunity the seniors were given to get to know each other. We were informed of the events that were to take place and of what 197 was expected ol us, the Class of 1985. Carl M. Caballero I Laura L. Ceci Jose L. Coronado Best Dressed: Matt Canu Class Pfeppy: Matt Canu Most Unsteady Couple: Stephanie Davis, Mike 198 Carol M. Cab allerc Lyslie L Chaney Susana Coronadc Matthew R. Canu Joyce A. Carslcy Keith R. Con rad Denise M. Cooh Adam L. Craft on Grace J. Craightdn Senior Banquet The second major event to take place was the Senior Banquet which Tucker was earlier than normal so that it would not conflict with any other events the seniors might wish to have. This event took place on February 13, 1985 from 6 to 1 1 p.m. at the Ubranian Cultural Center. 199 Joseph S. DeMeere Donna L. Do Lash mutt Laurie A. Do Walt Bruce L. Dozier 200 James D. DuFraine Mary J. DuFraine Phillip D. Edwards Su2anne L. Eldred Michael A. Ellinger Kimberly A. Evans Randy L. Fahringer Marh L Ferrin Paul L. Finley Debra R. Fisher Lauri L. Fleishans Wendy L. Forbes Class Chatterbox: Laurie DeWalt Tilt banquet was the second time the seniors came together as a class. I he Best Tush: Laurie DeWalt Class Flirt: Mike Ellinger banquet began with a family style dinner and was followed by the mock elections. Finally there were dancing and excitement as we realized that our senior year was under way. 201 Michelene M Franks Dianna J. Frye Jane H. Gih son Julie D. Galeker John M. Gorial Kelly L. Frank Carol At Garrett Randal W. Gray Most Intellectual: Carol Garrett Most Likely to Succeed: ;Carol Garrett Teachers Pet: Carol Garrett Nicest Eyes: Dianna Frye Best Smile: Dianna Frye Most Intellectual: Brian Guthrie Most Likely to Succeed: Brian Guthrie Teachers Pet: Brian Guthrie ideal Senior: Jane Gihson Most Unique: Jane Gihson 202 Anthony J. Groh Diane L. Guinea Helen M. Gurnicz Brian C. Guthrie 203 Kelly M. HalI Kevin y. Hanson Tammy L. Harcus Paul A. Harris 204 Tonya D. Hinds Angela L Hines Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Prom was one of the last events tor seniors to partici- pate in besides Class Day and Commencement. I he prom was on May 10, 1985 at Mercy College of Detroit from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Preceding dinner there was the garter dance. For the prom goers who were not dancing entertainment was provided fcy a magician who wandered from table to table throughout the night. Martina E. Hoistine Thomas D. Hoot on Class Chatterbox: Larrv Hendricbs 205 Diane E. Ignatius Jennifer A. Johnstone Bruce M. Inglehart HaJi L Jahr Class Day Tlie traditional event of Class Day continued in 1985 wlien tlie seniors came together on June 7, 1985 for their last goodbyes to the school and to the underclassmen of Hazel Park High School. This event started at 8:30 a.m. with the car parade which began at Greenacres Park. Robert J. Hurt Kimberly A. Jennings Renee B. Kaplan 206 Daniel T. Kelly, Jr. Candy S. King Georgette A. Christina L Koehn Klingensmith 207 208 Connie M. Langlois Christina A. LcBlanc Charles E. Leonoicicz Rebecca L. Long Scott R. Late May N. Lee Mitchell J. Lovett Then the seniors met in the auditorium, received last minute advice, and finally marched into the gym where they were honored for their accomplishments. Ronald H. Layton Shari L. LePage Timothy E. Lynch lass Mooch: Tim Lynch 209 Best Smile: Matt Majewski Best Tusk: Matt Maj ewski Most Steady Couple: Scott Bray, Tracy Munn In the class day ceremony some outstanding seniors were recognized for their achievements throughout their three years of high school. After all of the awards and goodbyes were said and done, most seniors kept the usual custom of going to 210 the lake for the afternoon. Janet E. Moomau Kelly I. Moore Tracy L Munn Scott W. Murdock 211 ass Day Front Row ARDS etttiif rte -L- Tracy Alunn CLASS DA V _________ EftT VALEDICTORIANS. Brio,, Guthrie, Carol Oar SALUTATORIA NS- Jane Gibson, Robert Will a. SECRETARY OF THE YEAR- Debbie Alien BEST BUSINESS STUDENT Barbara Brame OUTSTANDING COMPTU FR 11 ’DEN I - . BAUSCH AND LOMBE - Jennifer Johnston CLASS OF '01 - trojan Hatta JOHN W. DICKEY AWARD- Be MA THEMA TICS A WARD- Brian GIRLS' SENIOR ,1LL-SPORT A WA RJ)- Ka MOST DEDICATED- Jane Gibson WILLIAM RUSSELL AWARD. Tim RiJin, BOYS ALL-SPORT AWARD- Scott Bray VOCAL- Julie I Danins JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD- Charles Leonotelcz BUD LEUTHOLTZ A WARD- Charles I.eonoicicz VOCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD- Theresa Orr, EreJ Holmes VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS A WARD- Carol Garrett, John Gorial AMERICAN LEGION A WARD- AnJy Steele, Jennifer John ROTARY VOCATIONAL 1 WARD- Dai Vu, Terry Saylor HAZEL PARK ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATION OFFICE ALPHA DELTA KAPPA SCHOLARSHIP- Wo„J„ ForbeT] LANGUAGE CLl 'B SCHOLARSHIP- Carol Gar SOUTH OAKLAND CREDIT UNION SCHOLARSHIP- Kojun Hatta HAZEL PARK EDI 'CA TION ASSOCIA TION SCHOLA RSHIP- Mike Crane, Julia Higgins MARJORIE LONG SCHOLARSHIP. Kathy THOMAS MICHAEL TOBIA SCHOLARSHIP- AnJy Steele MA X BURCH! JR. SCHOLARSHIP. Dean Potter WILFRED IX WEBB A WARD- Jane Gibson ERICKSON CUP- Brian Guthrie 'fisi 1' n Debbie Allen Kathy Avery Amy Bailey Carol Caballero Adam Craft on Mi be Crane Darrin box Dianna brye Carol Garrett Jane Gibson Brian Gutb ric Helen Gurnicz Kojun ) lalla Tracy Howard Hadi Jabr Jenny Johnstone Sue McKirdle Kelly Moore Pam Murpby Kris Porter Dean Potter Andy Steele Richard lenny 212 Larry R. Olson Anastasia L. Patri ch Elizabeth L. Palmer Dawn M. Per os Mark A. Passmore Theresia L. Pfeiffer Marie E. Pierce Paula R. Plonhey Kirstin R. Porter Class Clown: Pam Murphy Friendliest: Pam Murphy Most Spirited: Pam Murphy 213 Steven F. Roosa Kenneth L. Rose Nancy S. Ross Ideal Senior: Dean Potter Best Dressed: Laurie Pratt Best Body: Tim Ridinger Most Athletic: Tim Ridinger Most Popular: Tim Ridinger Most Talented: Tim Ridingei Commencement Commencement, the final farewell to the school and our fellow classmates was on June 13, 1985 at 8 p.m. There was a certain amount of nostalgia as we, the Senior Class of 1985, realized that this was to he the beginning of yel another phase of our lives, adulthood. 214 James W. Rowe John J. Ru ztowicz Dale D. Ryan Joseph S. Saferian 215 216 Terry D. Saylor Nancy C. Shelley Sabrena M. Schaefers James K. Shelton 217 Wendy R. Smith Kenneth R. Sterling Class Preppy: Barb Stefl Most Popular: Barb Stefl Nicest Eyes: Ken Sterling Janet L. Smutch Stephen Snophowshi Laura M. Souleyrette David C. Steele Barbara J. Stefl Andrew J. Steele Betty S. Stone, Lee A. Sullivan Jeffrey B. Summers Some rose to the occasion with happiness, some shed tears, while others welcome the event with mixed feelings. As we marched on the field, many seniors reflected upon their high school years; many felt gratit ude towards their parents, teachers, coaches, and friends; and yet still others expressed only happiness. 218 Charles F. Taup Richard C. Tenney Kevin R. Thomas Franhlin D. Swain, Jr. 219 Michael C. Tushi Terry R. Th omas Edward Titus Wendy L. Thomas 220 John C. Valuet Dai C Vu William J. Vance Rochelle R. VanderVlucl Donald L. Waller Victoria R. Walters Although the ceremony was shortened because of rain, the memories of the occasion will he long remembered as will the Class of 1985, The Class with Class. Charles F. Ward Angela F. Widmer Best Body: Wendy Thomas Class Mooch: Wendy Th omas Friendliest: Ed Titus Most Spirited: Jim Watson 221 Timothy L. Wilds Mark D. Wilson Kelly K. Young Steven D. Zanin Most Likely to Hit a Pedestrian: Shalee Woods Karen E. Williamson Shalee At Woods Not Pictured Richard J. Anderson Louis M. Arant John A. Botruff Cynth ia L. Bowling Michael A. Byrd George E. Cald er Cindy C. Congdon Joseph M. Crechiolo Brian K. Curl Beth Downey Christopher A. Gariepy Mark R. Gieraltowski Michael A. Goodman Fred G. Hamilton John W. Hicks Michael J. Holeton Freddie H. Holmes Carolyn S. Hoskins Ilias Hrisopoulos Keith D. Inglehart Denise A. James David C. Jones Mark S. Wilson Douglas J. Young Charles W. Leader Rachclle M. Lcsniak Terry L. Locke David E. Macintosh Brian P. Mathews Teresa M. Orr Eric B. Palise Michael Paterson Ernest B. Rheaume Marie L. Ryhak Steven A. Ryhicki Cynth ia J. St. Joh n Nada Sal em Matthew G. Smith Joseph B. Todd Nancy A. Waters Annette C. Wiley Russell M. Winger Theresa M. Young Trine M. Vedusco Tandi L. Walker Christine M. Wymer 222 M ock Elections Class Chatterbox: Laurie DeWalt Larry Hendricks Class Preppy: Barb Stefl Matt Canu Most Likely to Hit a Shalee Woods Pedestrian: Mike Tucker Most Intellectual: Carol Garrett Brian Guthrie Class Mooch: Wendy I homas Tim Lynch Most Spirited: Pam Murphy Jim Watson Teacher s Pet: Carol Garrett Brian Guthrie Class Clown: Pam Murphy Mike Byrd Best Dressed: Laurie Pratt Matt Canu Best Body: Wends Thomas Tim Ridinger Most Unique: Jane Gibson Ken Snowdon Ideal Senior: Jane Gibson Dean Potter Most Athletic: Kathy Avery' Tim Ridinger Most Likely to Succeed:Carol Garrett Brian Guthrie Most Popular: Barb Stefl Tim Ridinger Best Tush: Laurie DeWalt Matt Majewski Class Flirt: Maria Ahlfield Mike Ellinger Most 1 alented: Kathy Avery Tim Ridinger Nicest Eyesfe Dianna Frye Ken Sterling Best Smile: . Dianna Frye Matt Majewski Eriendliest: Pam Murphy | Ed Titus Most Steady Couple: Tracy Munn STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PreilSd cut Andy Steele Vice President Carol Caballero Secretary Penny AHen m a I re a surer Pam Murpliv SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President D ean Potter dent Dianna Frye V Secretary Kathv Avery Treasurer Brian Gutli rle CLASS bONG- We v ily Just Begun CLASS FLOWER- White Ros! | CLASS MASCOT. Woodstock ' CLASS COLORS- Maroon Gray CLASS MOTTO. Don t walk before me I may not fdllow. 9 Don t walk behind mej I may not lead. Just walk heside me And he mylfriend. Most Unstea Scott Bray anie Davis ike Tucker 225 eam 227 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: C. Pierce, D. 1lulhert, J. Gili son, K. Williamson, S. Dyke, M. Fox, M. Goodwin. Row 2: Coacli J. Bought on, E. McKdnzie, C. Bowers, A. Morrow, T. Hasen, Coach R. Fulcher. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: D. Ryan, A. Schuler, Tri- Captains-A. Steele, C. Cahall ero, and J. Norton, R. Mathews, S. Garrison, B. Inglehart. Row 2: M. Tushi, D. Shane, E. Foster, S. Blumke, T. Rodriguez, R. Scholz, B. Paluszewski, K. Inglehart. Row 3: Coach J. Bought on, M. Stuef, S. Amesse, P. Sattow, J. Bilhrey, M. Clayton, R. Batchelder, Coach R. Fulcher. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: L. Hendricks, T. Sayl or, B. Brown, I ri Captains-D. Potter, T. Ridinger, and S. Bray, E. Jurvis, C. Saylor, M. Cardenas. Row 2: M. Wilson, E. Titus, E. Palise, M. Majewski, J. Paulson, T. Geoffrey, C. Ward, Q. Rassmussen, D. York. Row 3: B. Hanges, C. Allen, D. Steele, M. Kenziorski, J. Forsyth, L. Simmons, K. Snowdon, M. Byrd, T. Lynch. Row 4: Coaches J. Pohursky and F. Stagg, B. Guthrie, G. Wilhelm, R. Heron, K. Sterling, J. Goria 1, Coacli D. Eldred. nKlMBS VIKINGS . VIKINGS MINGS VMNGS VIKING VIKINGS GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Row 1: K. Hess, C. Tuttle, Capt ains A. Kessler and T. Hill, B. Hutchens. Row 2: J. Nash, K. Fletcher, A. Halperin, M. Pohursky, Coach D. Esler. J.V. FOOTBALL Row 1: R. Moomaw, A. Valverdi, D. Truha, M. Schumacher, D. Dao, R. Martin, J. Willis. Row 2: S. ihhotson, J. Benhc, K. Sum mers, D. Hunt, J. Micovich, K. Wolfe. Row 3: coach J. Wegner, Manager T. Stonecipher, B. Hurnevich, H. Goodwin, D. Andrews, A. Canu, Coach J. Otterhacher. Row 4: D. Walker, R. Mann, D. Dohhins, J. Reimer. GOLF Row 1: D. Byars, A. Crafton, S. Botoletto, S. Terrance, M. Canu. Row 2: D. Trottier, T. Beasley, B. Barr, Captain M. Wilson, Coach G. G uido. GIRLS TENNIS Row 1: Captains K. Porter, R. Vandervlucht, and B. Stefl. Row 2: L. Fost er, S. Brown, P. Murphy, A. Thompson, C. Hart, D. Ciupak, J. Loiko, T. Howard, W. Hoffman, K. Danhausen, II Nieves, Coach B. Petrick. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Captain Kathy Avery, J. McCarrell, Captain M. Ahlfield, S. Brecht, L. Fulcher. Row 2: R. Hill, T. Shephard, J. DeWalt, T. Pawlaczyk, K. J aco hs, Coach B. Wegner. GIRLS SWIMMING Row 1: M. Finney, J. Higgins, T. Farrell, C. Knear. Row 2: A. Crowell, Captain A. Bailey, G. Craighton, S. Cadieux, K. Patten. Row 3: Coaches M. Brown, and D. Chasteen, L. Ch rowch, D. Lau, D. Cook, T. Pfeiffer, Manager D. Kraft. J. V. BASKETBALL Captains B. Hurnevich, and D. York. Row 1 D. Dao, H. Martin, S. Botaletto, E. Pasquae K. Summers, A. Canu, M. Kenziorski, J Reimer, G. Brittan, D. Dobbins, M Scbumaker, Coacb C. Kirkland. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Row 1: I Nieves, S. Sbirkey, D. Strange, S Jaworski, A. Thompson, Row 2: K. Fletcher H. Evans, H. Doan, J. Nash. Row 3: C. Kau S. Forsythe, Coach Y Young. BOYS SWIMMING Row 1: M. Patterson, B. Phillips, J. Chapman Row 2: D. Carene, J. Perrault, B. Inglehart, D. Kraft. Row 3: Coach Brown, M. Dettmer, D. Byars, Coach Chasteen, J. Johnstone. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: K. Kreft, D. Allen, J. Gibson, L. Chaney, S. Brecht, Capt ain K. Porter. Row 2: C. Jacobs, J. DeWalt, G. Craighton, R. Vandervlucht, R. Hill. Row 3: C. Kau, L. Fulch er, Captain K. Avery, S Kulahoushi, A. Kessler, Coach C. Sheldon. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Captains D. Potter, M. Canu. Row 2: D. Frye, L. Simmons, F. Byhaylo, L. Lawson, M. Salie, J. Forsythe, M. wilson, G. Lawson, E. Oliverio, M. Blumhc, Coach J. Weg ner. JV WRESTLING Row 1: J. Saferian, M. Ahlen, S. Amesse, E. Foster, S. Blumbe, D. Sayl or. Row 2: D. Sell, S. Ihhotson, J. Micovich, E. Hrisopolos, T. Harrison. Row 3: Coach R. Morrill, Asst. Coach T. McIntosh, E. Olsen, H. Goodwin, R. Green well, Coach W. Steele. VARSITY, WRESTLING Row 1: J. Saferian, B. Hester, P. Harris, D. Aghay, D. Saylor, D. Kelly, J. Saferian. Row 2: C. Saylor, B. Counts, T. Wilds, D. Hart, S. Bray, T. Sayl or. Row 3: Asst. Lcoach T. McIntosh, L. Olsen, D. Steele, H. Goodwin, T. Ridinger, Coach R. Morrill. — Boys Varsity Baseball Row 1: M. Stuef, S. Bray, L. Pa sscno, E. Foster, L. Scafone, M. Crane. Row 2: J. Colitts, E. J urvis, S. Snopkowski, Captain B. Gutbric, A. Brandon, K. Sterling, S. Terrance. Row 3: M. Canu, Captain R. Heron, S. Treat, G. La wson, S. Palmer, J. Felts, Coach J. Kessler. —Girls I rack Row 1: D. Hulbert, M. DeLong, J. Gibson, T. Hyre, A. Morrow. Row 2: M. Goodwin, S. Cadieux, M. Pobursky, S. Forsytbe, R. Vand ervlucht, E. McKenzie. Row 3: Coacb Y. Young, C. Pierce, S. Brown, L. Paluszewski, D. Rasmusson, K. Evans, M. Oliverio, Coacb D. Eldred. —Boys Track Row 1: J. Rustowitz, J. Norton, Captains C. Caballero, A. Steele, and T. Ridinger, B. Brown, D. Potter. Row 2: M. Tuski, K. Inglebart, T. Byars, H. Jabr, B. Hanges, K. Hatta, A. Scbuler. Row 3: Coacb J. Jougbton, M. Clayton, C. Allen, E. Pasquae. J. Benke, J. Forsytbe, B. Hurnevicb. S. Garrison, F. Wilber, J. Bilbrey, S. Blumke, R. Batcbelder, Coacb B. Fulcber. — Roys I twin is Row 1: J. Litfin, G. Brittan, D. Norton, T. Beasley. Row 2: J. Watson, D. Byars, A. Alio, B. Paluszewsbi, Coacli B. Petricb. —Girls J.V. Softball Row 1: L. Hair, ilcon, I. Neives, L. Martin, T. Cornell. Row 2: C. Tuttle, B. Duncan, T. Mat bey, D. Lawton, C. Doering. Row 3: Coacb G. Guido, S. Wiznewsbi, T. Howard, D. Strange. —Boys J.V. Baseball Row 1: J. Agueros, S. Wyricb, D. York, M. Scbumaber, C. Robinson, S. Aniesse. 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Hazel Park Between 9 10 Mile Roads 398-5300 Mon.-Sat. GOOD LUCK, THROUGH ALL THE COMING YEARS. y H AZ E L PARKER 245 Our High School Days, are happiest 246 well never 248 Hazel Park 249 We’ll remem frien an joys we new, 250 never 251 All the You gave to US, Parh 253 —A— Ahhaya, S... Abdal, M Adams, R.... 182. 156, 194 182 Adkins, D... Adkins. Mr 136 Aghav, D 231. 104, 194 Agbay, K Ahlficld, M.. 13, 16, 20. 90. 229. Abo, A 174, 56. 66 Aklen. M .... 231 Allen, C ■ 182, 228 Allen, D. 13, 166, 230, 112, 194 Allen. K 174, 56, 194, 66 Allen. M 182 Allen, P 182, 48. 41 Allen. W 182 Allen. W 174, 47 Allinson. K .. 182 Allor, M Amcsse, S.... 174. 228, 231 Anderson, D 56 Anderson, R, 174 Anderson, S. 56. 194. 66 Andrews, D.. .... 174. 59. 229, 66 Andrews, L... 182 Anglin, J Arant, T Archam hault. M 174 Ashury, D Asker. N Atkinson. R .. Avent. L Avent, L Avent, M Avery, K . 13, 99. 229, 231, 113, 194. 122. 66 —B— Bailey, A... 13, 92. 93. 166, 230, ....................231. 194. 123 Baker, M......................194 Baker. R......................174 Barbat, B...................18, 195 Barr, B....................182, 229 Batchelder, R..............174, 228 Baumgart, J...................149 Bean, G.......................195 Bcasingamc, V.................174 Bca lcy, S....................174 Beasley, T.......... 94. 229. 195 Belanger, J...................174 Belcovski, Mr.................137 Bell. S....................182, 150 Bellestri, C... 182, 56, 40, 52, 55 Benge, T......................182 Benke. J...................174, 229 Bennett, J....................174 Bennett, L...... 13, 14, 151, 195 Bennett, R....................174 Bennett, T....................174 Berry, J......................160 Berry, W......................174 Best. D.......................196 Best, R.......................174 Bible. C......................174 Bikle, K......................174 Bilbrey, J................174, 228 Bizovi, H ....................196 Blair. J...................174, 157 Blair, R......................182 Blake. K........ 13. 56, 53, 196 Blake. K..................174, 55 Blankenship, M................174 Bloetscher, Mr................137 Blumke, M..................182, 231 Blumke, S....... 174, 88, 228, 231 Blundo, Miss..................134 Blussick, J...................182 Boleyn, M.....................174 Borja, Mr..................149, 134 Borowicz, B...................153 Borthwick, S..................182 Bossick, T....................182 Bostic, K Botalctto, S.... 175, 95. 229, 230 Botos, E Botos, L Boughton, Mr. 134, 228 Bowen, B 175, 56. 66 Bowers, C .. 175, 56, 228, 66 Bowling, A 12, 151, 197 Bowling, K 175 Boyd, Mrs Boyd, M Bracken, J Bracken, W 197, 55 Brackett, J Brame, B Brame, D 175 Brassfield, B.................182 Bray, Si2. 20, 83. 228, 231, 103, ........................197, 118 Brecht, S.... 182. 229, 231, 122 Breen, K.......................68, 197 Brcnizcr, Mr..................136 Brennan, Ms...................134 Brenncman, H........ 175. 56, 66 Bringard, J...................175 Bringard, V...................182 Brittan, G...............175, 230 Brittan, M....................197 Britton Mr................... 142 Brooks, C.....................175 Brovich, L.....................175 Brown, Mr................230, 116 Brown, Mrs....................134 Brown. B ... 12, 14, 15. 228, 197 Brown, L.......................197 Brown, M................. 182. 69 Brown. N......................182 Brown, S.......................229 Brunkc, K.....................197 Buccharc, J......... 175, 56, 66 Bucholtz, C...................182 Buckley, Ms..................134 Budry, D... Burgess, T. Burns, Mr . ...............175 .............182 ...............134 Burr, P.......................175 Bushuia kovish, C........:....175 Bussiere, J..............175, 66 Byars, D. 175, 95. 229. 230, 124 Byars, T.................197, 39 Bykalo, F................182. 231 Bykalo. K............22. 48, 197 Byrd, A...................13. 197 Byrd, D.......................182 Byrd. E.................. Carter. K.......... 175, 165, 55 C SL L 198 Chaney, L.... 182, 156, 231, 112 Chaney, Lyslie..........13, 198 Chapman, B..............175, 47 Chapman, J182, 56, 230, 116, 66 Chapman, K..............175, 56 Charland, S..................182 Chasteen, Mrs...........134, 230 • Chrouch, L............175, 230 I Cieslak, D............182, 165 Ciupak. D...........97, 229, 67 Clause. J....................182 Clayton, M...................228 Cline. A.....................182 Cole, Mrs....................136 Cole, R......................175 Coleman. R.......... 175, 56, 66 , Colley, B................. 182 Colpitts. J.............182, 118 Concato, Mrs.................143 i Conrad, K.............148, 198 Cook D.....93, 56, 230, 198, 66 Cook j.............. 175, 56. 66 Cook, M......................183 Cornell, T...................175 Coronado, L.............183, 198 Coronado, M..................183 Coronado, S..................198 Cory, J......................183 Counts, B....................231 i Covcyou, Mr................142 1 Cowell, A..................175 Crahtree, S..................175 Crachiola, Mrs...............143 Craddock, D..................175 i Crafton, A 18, 95, 229, 152, 198 ’Craighton, G13. 21. 92. 68, 230, Byrd, M...... 12, 146, 228, 164 Byrwa, Mrs....................140 ............231. 113, 153, 198 .Crane, M......... 152. 199. 119 Crawford, Mrs................136 •Crifasi, j..... 183. 18, 157,69 Crossno, G...................199 Crowell, A....................230 Cuddington, B.............56, 66 Cummins, S...................175 Cummings, M...................199 Curl, B......................161 Curry, Mrs...................134 Curtis, T....................175 Caballero. Carl 12, 89, 228, 198 Caballero, Carol ........13, 198 Cadieux, S..... 175, 92, 93, 230 Cagle. S..................182. 40 Caiozzo, Mr...................142 Cali, V.......................175 Campbell, K...............175 Campbell, K...............175 Canu. A....... 175, 44, 229, 230 Canu. M.. 12. 18, 229. 231, 198. ..............................119 Canup, D......................132 Canup. P.....182, 56, 68, 66. 67 Cardenas, H..................1 75 Cardenas, M........ 182, 18, 228 Carene, D......... 182. 230, 116 Daugherth, H...................175 Carlton, F................174, 56 Davidson, T................56, 66 Carpenter, L..................182 Davis, M .....................175 Carslev. 1....................198' Davis, S................. 13. 48. 199 — D— Dalian. J ..................175 Dalten, D...................183 Dame, C....................... 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R. 185. 229, 230, 113, 123 Hill, I racy 177, 101, 228 Hill, Tony 205 11 ill iard, Mrs .. 140 Hinds, K 177 Hinds. T 56 Hinds, T 185. 205, 55 Hines, A 205 Hinson, S 177 185, 68 Hocft, Mrs 140 Hoeft. H 177 Hoff. S 185, 66 Hoffman, W... 177, 229 Hoft, S 177 1 lobenstem, J. 177 Hollands, S .... 185 Holley, A 177 Hollificld, J .... 177 Holstinc, M 205 Holtz, D 185 Hood, M 177 Hooton, T 205 Horne, J 177 Horne, K 206 Houghton, B... 177 Houghton, E ... 177 Howard, T 177, 56, 229, 40, 206 Howard, T 66 Howcroft, R .... 177 Hrebcn, K 177 Hrisopoulos, E 231 Hrisopoulos, S. 144 Hudson, T 185 Hudson, T 177 Huddleston, T. 185 Hulbert, D 185, 91. 228 Hunt, D 177, 84. 85. 229 1 lurchib. Miss .. 134 Hurncvich. B 177, 84, 229. 230, 110, 111 Hurt, D 177 Hurt. R 206 Hutchcraft, M .. 178, 66 Hutchens, B 228 Hutchens, S 178 Hutchins, R Hvre, T 178 255 IbboUon, S...........178. 229. 231 Ignatitus, D............... 13, 206 Inglehart, B.........228. 230, 206 In IvLiri, K....................228 Ishlcr, Mr .....................134 Jabr. H ........................206 Jack . K........................178 Jackson, J................ 185. 157 Jacob . K 185. 98. 229. 230. 114 Jarji . 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R.........87, 228, 210 Mathis, R ......................178 Mathis, S.......................178 Mathy, Mrs......................138 Mathy, T........................178 Matschibowsbi, J .........186 Matthews. T ... 186, 56. 69. 66 Matusczab, S ...................178 Mayer, R............... 186, 153 Maynard, R......................186 McAlpine, P.....................178 Me Alpine, T....................186 McBride, Ik.....................210 McCarrell, Jenny . . . 187, 229, 39 McCarrell.J im..................186 McClain, Mr............147, 135 McClain, S......................178 McConnaughy, Mrs . . . 157, 135 McCord, Mrs.....................140 McCullough, R............... 13,210 McCurry, K............. 187, 134 McDonald, K ....................187 McFarland, G....................210 McGrath, B.........178, 56, 66 McIntosh, Mr....................231 McKenzie, E178, 56, 91. 228, 55 McKinney, Mrs..........135, 165 McKirdle, S..................45,210 McMurray, T..................... . .210 Mel be, Mrs.....................141 Melton, M.......................178 Melville, A .......187, 41, 66 Mermuys, Mr .... 160, 135, 152 Meyers, D.......................187 Micovich, J ..178, 85, 161,229, ................................231 Micovich, K............ 12, 210 Mike, K.........................187 Miller, Mrs ....................141 Miller. B.......................178 Miller. S.......................179 Miller, T..........48, 45, 210 Misiab, R ......................187 Modelsbi, D.....................161 Moles, R........................179 Moomaw, J.......................211 Moomaw, R.............. 179, 229 Moore, C........................179 Moore, K........................211 Moore, L...............179, 158 Moore, S........................179 Morahito, S............ 187. 39 Morehead, S.................187 Morrill, Mr........... 139, 231 Morrow, A ............ 228. 179 Mos, C......................179 Mosbo, J....................179 Munn, T.....................48. 211 Murado, A...................187 Murdock, S..................211 Murphy, P. 13, 21. 48. 97, 163, .............. 229, 69, 212, 37 —N— Nash, Mr......................136 Nash, J ...........228, 179, 23C Ncives, I......................66 Newbery, R.....................66 Newberry, B............ 179, 56 Newbury, Dr...................136 Nida. 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