Houghton Lake High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Houghton Lake, MI)

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1 9 i . ' i r pss!J «couldn’t Relieve Ted actually made enter that competition because I absolutely HATE bananas!” senior slave §tacy Eckstorm said. Stacy, along with freshman sister Shari and fellow classmate Beth Wills, was forced to compete in the Spirit Week banana eating contest by her owner, senior Ted Schuneman. Photo by Carrie Mieske. ST' m ‘V senior tradition to paint the rock f id I don’t think the underclassmen sfioulcj have the right to mess with it. But Talso think the seniors should be allowed to paint it during school like during study hall instead of sneaking around at midnight to do it,” senior Maria Smith said. Although it wasn’t officially recognized by the administration, “the rock” served as unofficial senior territory on the school’s front lawn. Photo by Carrie Mieske. [ t Opening 1

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V m not leery of giving blood, but in the Mure, I’m going to sign a release to store my own blood for members of my family. 1 will store it for five months and in the final month, 1 will let anyone who needs it have it,” Rod Martin, drama and English teacher, said. Through student senate efforts, the American Red Cross Bloodmobile brought its blood drive to the school twice and a representative sampling of 120 students showed that 46 percent of those old enough donated a pint of blood. Photo by Carrie Mieske. ' ; • - , ' • white sandals with brown socks ancl blue and white checkered polyester pants. If I came to school on a normal day dressed like that, people would look at me and say, ’Oh my gosh, she’s lost it!”’ said junior Jammie Pielak. Jammie, along with junior Gary Bourdow, exemplified the perfect image of a nerd to qualify for Spirit Week dress-up points. Photo by Carrie Mieske. Opening