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

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A U.S.A., junior Eric Noonan, senior Brandon Warson, junior Calvin Caster and Harrison High School senior Roddy Henning had the simple duty of throwing people who weren 't wearing Tip-Up-Town badges into jail. They earned the distinction of being deputies after they performed a dance routine to 7 Heard It Through The Grapevine as the California Raisins. The routine helped the Viking Party win the election at the annual Tip-Up-Town Kick Off. Photo by Brian Colby. 4 PLAIN SIMPLE

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A. plain facial features, sophomore Amy Rzycki applies a dab of blush to his cheeks before the Powderpuff game. Jason was one of seven freshman and sophomore guys to take on the role of cheerleader during the annual Spirit Week role-reversing event. Photo by Evie Breedlove. C pectators at the j. v. football game against Coleman found that watching the game was more than a simple matter of driving to the field. For Mrs. Kay Ancel and Mrs. Donna Kopischka it included one trip to Coleman on a Thursday night in the rain only to have the game postponed because the officials went to the wrong field, then another trip to Coleman the following Saturday to see th Bobcats suffer their only defeat of the season in the rescheduled affair. Photo by Evie Breedlove. Plain Simple q OPENING O

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uring a performance of Juvie, junior Jon Cohee, who played the part of Pinky, lays it on the line and plainly states the way it is living in a boys' home to junior Kristie Ackley who portrayed Jane Doe, an emotionally withdrawn girl refusing to talk to anyone, even the authorities. Juvie, an ensemble production about a night in a juvenile detention center, was the first non- musical dramatic production by the drama class since Spoon River Anthology in 1981. Photo by Brian Colby. THE GRAPE COVER-UP When we address the real issues, we realize there is simply more to our scholastic life than meets the eye. Maybe everything isn’t so simple. But all that hard work paid off for the j.v. and varsity football team who both won Jackpine Championships and the j.v. boys basketball team who not only won the Jackpine but won every game. And when it came to grades, tougher restrictions were places on students. Juniors needed a 3.3 grade point average just to be considered for the National Honor Society. It was more work for messy students when the administration ruled that teachers hand back sloppy papers to be redone or the student received a zero. Homecoming Queen Sara Woodwyk needed more votes than anyone else to capture her crown. She went on to also win the title of Miss Houghton Lake. Finally the competition arrived. After months of anticipation, Burger King opened in July, giving students a choice for a change. Plain and simple? Nah! Plain Simple OPENING O