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

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i I was thinking about running for honey but someone signed me up before I made up my mind so I didn't do it just out of spite. J Senior Steve Brimmer i I didn’t have enough time to enter honey competition. I get out of school at noon and work until about 6:00 or 7:00 p.m. It seems like I don’t have time to have fun. ? Senior Kevin Koscielecki ledJuncm Senior tecum tcdz i {fi tit win old everything! Are those senior guys dressed as women and being escorted by female football players? Isn’t that backwards? Not this time! Nine senior guys signed up to participate as homecoming honeys during the ninth annual powderpuff game. October 1. “This is one of the best years for honey participation. Their spirit and enthusiasm were super. They were a lot of fun,” librarian and homecoming coordinator Mrs. Lisa Sutton said. Senior Jim “Overly Exposed” O’Toole , the new homecoming honey, was crowned by 1984 honey, Jim “Whenever” McEvers. The crowning took place at halftime of the powderpuff game. “It was a riot and I really embarrassed myself but it was worth the embarrassment when I won. It really caught me off guard when Jim dipped me to give me a kiss,” Jim said. Student body vote determined the winner. Others competing for the honey honors included Mike “Always Aroused” Aho, Brent “Both Ways” Barkway, Brian “Butter My Biscuits” Biskner, Bill “Bouncin’ Betty Big Ones” Couch, Steve “Delicious Dotes Devo” Fagerlie, Don “Deliciously Demanding Donny” Hancock, John “Why Put Me Off” Wyckoff and Sheridan “Cute as a Kitten” Cole. Although the honeys stole the show during halftime, the senior-freshman team of 47 players held the crowd’s attention during the game as they defeated the junior- sophomore team of 52 players, 21-7. Jammie Pielak ON THE SIDELINES, senior Theresa Jammer listens to advice from Coach Mr. Jim Bischoff. Mr. Bischoff has coached the senior team for the last four years, compiling a 3-1 record. Photo by Jeff Raymond. 7reil uA. ail aiaui it STUDENT LIFE That's ALL We Need

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HOW SWEET IT IS! As senior Jim O’Toole bites into what he thinks is a caramel apple, he realizes it's an onion and that he's the victim of a practical joke. During Friday’s pep assembly winners of the apple-eating contest lunch game participated in a second contest, only this time the guys were given caramel-coated onions. Photo by Jeff Raymond. STUFFING EACH OTHER, senior Jeneen Piche and Kim McEvers race to see who can eat a banana the fastest. The banana- eating contest took place on Thursday with freshman Joel Noerr and junior Mark Boals as winners. Photo by Evie Breedlove. | leil cdl i I think our school needs more spirit. During Spirit Week hardly anyone dressed up or showed spirit in any way. Changes need to be made somewhere. ) Junior Shaun Goss 4 I think our spirit has grown since I’ve been here. Last year didn ’V seem to have as much as this year which still doesn’t say much. I don’t know why people don’t participate. If they tried, they’d have a lot of fun.) Sophomore Tina Sawyer SPIRIT WEEK —Hr All in a day's work—and play

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HOME OF THE BOBCATS IN A SHOUTING MATCH with the freshman-senior powderpuff team, the sophomore-junior girls raise their hands proclaiming “We’re number one!” The sophomore-junior team couldn’t prove it on the field, however, losing 7-21. Photo by Terry Howell. WITH A BEAR HUG, fellow honey senior Steve Fagerlie congratulates Jim O'Toole on his new title as homecoming honey. Crowning Jim was the 1984 honey Jim McEvers. Photo by Terry Howell. ADDING FINISHING TOUCHES, senior Karen Cronin fastens the final piece of equipment to complete senior Jeneen Piche's football uniform. Jeneen held the position of quarterback. Photo by Terry Howell. NINE SENIOR GUYS play up their role as homecoming honeys lo embarrass senior Eddy Zarzyski. The candidates paraded room to room before a vote by the students Photo by Karen Cronin. POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL All in a day's work—and play