Huron High School - Enthymion Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1974 volume:

you’re so young when you come . . . A man thinking or working is not always alone, let him be where he will. —Thoreau r N T H Y M EniJjymioTt 197 1 - Huroti High School 112.7 Fuller Heal Qm drbor, UJicUgan Volume YL Time For T o Mourn Stand Time For Thosf Goes Swiftly, But For ThcJS tt 1 r Time Is Not. 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Copy.All section editors and various journalism students and poets. Artwork.Sue Penix, Pete Osier, and other art students. The Enthymion staff would like to give thanks to all those who donated their time and energy to help sell ads, books, and put the yearbook together. We would also like to thank everyone who purchased a book, or were patrons, for supporting our efforts. Although the Enthymion was distributed late, we are proud of it and feel that it is an excellant recap of the ’73-74 year at Huron. We hope you feel the same and will give the 74-75 staff enough support and cooperation to create an even finer yearbook. Enthymion Staff 73-74 V ' f 1 i J pB r P 40 J; j Jl r 9HH 1 One. . . � ' . .• IgSsv-; . _ ' Ut ' • ■■% ' ltf v -J Mt W ■ ' V K ; ' V V ' ' -• ' ' ' «■ JjM ' ” ' -4Kip Jf 4 ' i ' % H % spfe ' i � % ! V � ■ d? - ; S. ' J t s v 4 , _ _ v ' ' : ” , vV ' ' ' ' • • ' . ' • ' ‘ ' • • ' 3 1 ' - ■:. - ,_i.. 11 ,. i 3 C � . 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I Adjust My Conduct And Direct The Course Of My Spirit. . . 16 According To Hours 1 7 And Seasons 18 For Those Who Wait, Time Is But A Call; And This Call Is For You. . . ii 19 With A Little Help From Our Friends! s o c c FIELD H O W C TRACK E E S T Y BASKETBALL W R I M M TENNIS N GOLF O I N B A GYMNASTICS E B A L L S P o CROSS COUNTRY T T B S A L - VOLLEYBALL y,- L Jay ended a brilliant coaching career of 19 years in Ann Arbor this season. Through his years of coaching Jay produced some of the finest football teams the state of Michigan has seen. Mastering the strategy and fine points of his football program, Jay was selected Coach of the Year after winning the state title. Center; Jay talks to assistant coach Askew who’s in the press box. Left and Right; Jay relays messages and strategy to his players. Jay’s Last Season HURON Assistant coach Morris Abrahams Jay dicusses an injury riddled team with team physician, kept the spirits of the team high. Jay, with Tom Weinman who Coached the offensive line. Left; Gene Myrkle becomes the new trainer and keeps the play¬ ers on the field. Right; Dr. James Herbertson keeps the team healthy. HURON ' Left to Right: Jack Mortell 52, Jim Henderson 40, Reggie Jones 30, and John Pelkki 20. Hurons four captains start both ways The River Rats offense was stunned when run¬ ning back Reggie Jones was lost before the season started. Later, injurys to both starting senior guards Pete Bodycomb and John Payne caused Rat ball carriers usually met with plenty of company. Left: Moody quarterbacked the Rats through some of its better games. Al¬ though the passing attack was weak, Moody often ran and blocked with great determina¬ tion. When Moody wasn’t carry¬ ing Pelkki was and ended up Hurons leading rusher. HUUOH j River Rats take the field and set up on defense, led by Jack Mortell. Left to Right: John Payne was moved to defensive line for Everett and proved strong before sustaining an injury. Boylan Preston and Norbert Mueller started on the defensive line all year and Jeff Barhoff started in the defensive backfield. Front Row, Left to Right: Boylan Preston, Warren Brown, Tom Peterson, Norbert Mueller, Co-Captains, Jim Henderson, Reggie Jones, John Pelkki, Jack Mortell, Peter Bodycombe, Chris Crane, John Payne, Scott Peden, John Arndt. Second Row: Steve Copeland, Ken Vaughn, Dan Peterson, Howard Camfield, Bob Stagger, Keven Gladstone, Bill Hoskins, Rick Burdick, John Shelton, Bill Wallace, Bill Carpenter, Mike Bishop. Third Row: Chip Schembechler, Jeff Barhoff, Rick Beard, Keith Mann, Neil Peek, Jack Boman, Rick Burke, Bob Brougher, Charlie Carpenter. HOMECOMING VICTORY WAS SWEET! Best J.V. Team” Ever Under new head coach John Marshak the J.V. Rats posted the best record ever by a Huron J.V. team. With a 3-4-1 record, Coach Marshak said, “any game could have gone either way, we were never blown off the field.” He also pointed out that every game produced “a different standout. It was always a great team effort.” Marshak mentioned Jim Holmes and Mike Blalock along with Bill Peterson, this years Captains and MVP respectively as doing a good job. 28 Front Row, Left to Right: C. Kirschbaum, T. Martin, M. Miller, M. Gallager, R. Conn, J. Holmes, D. Williams, C. Wilkenson, J. Bryan. Second Row: T. Hunt, J. Schem beckler, R. Johnson, R. Schroeder, R. Jones, W. Peterson, D. Wallace, J. Pieske. Third Row: J. Crosmer, R. Bradley, G. Overstreet, D. MacCarthy, P. Cox, R. Gray, T. Jenson, D. Dufek. Fourth Row: Coach Klum, C. Greagh, K. Richardson, K. Magee, R. Vieseo, K. Noonan, M. Blalock, R. Mills, Coach Hallway, C. Bush. Coach Barshak not pictured. 29 Freshmen Proved Good First Row, Left to Right: Dirk Anderson, Paul Vandervort, Tom Doans, Ron McDonughl, Bryan Winkle, Craig Monahan, John Woodruff, Brad Wilkinson, Ricky Spencer. Second Row: Mike Moening, Bill Thonas, Rick Ecker, Glenn Valine, Dean Emoritt, Fred Stocking, Steve Hoffneister, Sam Jones, Steve Dennis, Third Row: David Hurst, Brad Gibson, Rick Fahrner, Kevin Gibbons, Ken Laudelbaugh, Mike Himes, Chuck Schlemmer, Sandy Lamb. Fourth Row: Jim Pieske, Bill Robinson’ Mark Dreyer, Bob Moray, Rick Devuereaux, Stuart Whitaker, Dan Leach, Mike Poland, Richard Hampton. Fifth Row: Randy Smith, Rick Raley, Mark Kelly, Bob Daly, Bob Urban, Everett Jones, Ron Hegenauer, David Behnke. Coach Kent Overbey was very positive about this years freshmen football. “It’s the best yet, “commented Kent. Although key injurys held the team to a disappointing 2-4-2 record, Kent felt highly of his teams effort and mentioned many names for a good future. HURON 30 Huron Cheerleaders Are Creative and Spirited With Ms. Pat Ashford supervising, the varsity cheerleaders came through this year in flying spirits. From many hours of hard work the girls put together two great pep assemblies and beautiful routines for Friday nights. Keeping the Rats hopes high were, (top left), Pam Stegath, JoAnn Olney, Carol Rhodes, Janice Stevens, Linda Shumaker, Daniela Crosby, Anna Vong, Diane Stone and Pat Gillespie, (below). J.V. Cheerleaders Keep Spirits High 32 Field Hockey Teams Enjoy Success This years varsity Field Hockey team came through their 1973 season with a 7-1-3 record. With a strong group of returning senior starters. Coach Kollen managed one of Hurons best seasons. Among the starting seniors were Amy Neely, Sue Ungrodt, Sue Hennessy, Cathy Allum, Connie Comstock, Debbie Domino, Julie Comstock. Coach Kollen is looking forward to next year as two outstanding players return in Julie Weinhold and Patti Lawson. Also a strong J.V. team which completed their season with a 7-0-3 record, will join the Varsity in the 1974 campaign. Front Row, Left to Right: Sue Ungrodt, Cathy Allum, Sue Hennessy, Mary Ann Cochrane, Julie Weinhol d, Maggie Barrett. Second Row: Amy Neely, Sally Kraft, Jean Schumacher, Connie Comstock, Patti Lawson, Celeste Vaughn, Julie Cimstock, Debbie Domino, Coach Kollen. 33 vw bfeup! Junior Varsity Field Hockey Looks Ahead Front Row, Left to Right: Kelly Jefferies, Stephanie Crane, Mary Carington, Debbie Shrock, Mary Hibbare. Second Row: Marilyn Moncrieff, Heather Gates, Julie Krigbaum, Sue MacArthur, Annette Tonci, Lindy Margeson. 35 Cross Country Retains SCC Title For 4th Straight Year The Cross Country team continued it’s SCC dominance for the fourth straight year. Performances such as Mark Fasters Dual Meet Record, Donny Hubbards comeback to place high in the State Meet along with the Conference Championship highlighted the sea¬ son. As well as the season did go, Ryan was reluctant to say it was a “good season for our team. They never fully realized their po¬ tential.’’ Ryan also said next years team is loaded with potential and should prove to be exciting. IIP ' zt. • ' t mgjy y 4 n I Wm ' ' ' WM 1; ' « rl 1 iEliw 1 . - A Front Row, Left to Right: Liz Louis, Lisa Gimelli, Duane Millar, Captains; Mark Faster, John Kostishak, Tony Brayton, Lori Hostetler, Carol Groves. Second Row: Cathy Foster, Matt Hawk, Chris Kolb, Jerry Anderson, Steve Polaski, Jimmy Fenton, Bob Radcliffe, Jon Strite, Bill Sponseller, Terry Sapsford, Scott Fenton, Irene Ettel, Coach; Des Ryan. Junior Varsity Shows Good Potential Synchronized Swimming Girls Swimming Front Row, Left to Right : Laurie Green, Stephanie Crane, Diane Stone, Linda Hinkley, Beth Stapleton, Diane Hinkley, Linda Hultquist, Pam Hinkley. Second Row: Karen Schmidt, Jill Jackson, Daintry Jenkins, Kris Beck, Kathy Woucha, Lisa Corell. Front Row, Left to Right: Darrell Schmauss, Marie Bauer, Judy Polakowski, Kim Kovac, Suzette Mannline, Debbie Bennett. Second Row: Janet Merski, Kathy Mulliner, Nancy Smith, Sati Carey, Jan Lundi, Alexia Lee, Allison Overseth, Vicky Walker. Third Row: Maggie Sturgis, Jackie Hamm, Karen Brukaw, Allison Cares, Jane Ostrander, Mimi Florenza, Ruth Dell, Joanne Olney, Cathy Nueron. Coaches are Schmauss, Bennett and Sturgis. Undefeated Girls Regional Champs Despite many adverse condi¬ tions the female Net Rats came through their season undefeated and Regional Champions. “School scheduling and lack of facilities held our team down.” commented coach Sprague. “We were a well balanced team which contri¬ buted mainly to our success. We had alot of fun beating Pioneer too.’’ Front Row, Left to Right: Coach Sprague, Debbie Blayer, Julie Eberle, Lori Stubbs, Suzie Cartwright, Brenda Pearson, Michele Kelsey, Laura Pope, Mimi Powell, Kathi Niemi. Second Row: Liz Eaton, Julie Collins, Kathy Chase, Rhonda Graham, Nancy Fahrner, Christy Collins, Lauri Murphy, Ivy Horwitz, Stephanie Hamm, Linda Hultquist. 40 Water Polo Undefeated Coach John Pheny had nothing bad to say about this years water polo team. “The guys are great, they played strong all year.” Going through the high school season undefeated, Pheny said winning the state title with five sophmores has to be the thing that stands out in his mind the most. With a strong group of underclassmen, Pheny feels secure about the seasons to come. Front Row, Left to Right: Phil Woosley, John Manard, Jim Stewart, Jim Kesslering, David Grabb, Greg Massisles, Art Beaudoin. Second Row: Coach Tony Vadin, Rob Haddick, George Politis, Paul Bauer, Doug Devine, Jim Olney, Glen Theisen. Third Row: Coach John Pheny, Dennis Miedunna, Bill Kesslering, Gail Steiner, Bill Sturgis, Mike Gaybrick, Paul Griffith, Phil Ristenbatt, Jeff Barnett. 41 Tf Golf Team Finishes Strong After a dissapointing season record of 4 and 12, the Huron golf team finished strong placing high in the Regionals and just missing the team qualification for the state meet. Captain John Oberdick along with Drew Manville, Bill Upton and Tom LeBeau finished in the regional meet all under their seasons average. Coach Marty Read will be looking forward to coaching an experienced team as four of six starters will return next year. Left to Right: Cindy LeClair, Bill Upton, John Oberdick, Tom LeBeau, John Williams, Betsy Richards, Willard Richards, Coach Marty Read. 43 Tank Rats Reign Supreme In SCC For Sixth Straight Year ijf■ % -« This years Tank Rats finished on the top of the South Central Conference for the sixth straight year. Despite an average season of 11 and 4 in dual meets, the Tanks Rats produced a state champion. Jim Stewart broke the state record in the 500 yard free¬ style. Two unranked relay teams pulled through with outstanding performances to place in the state meet. Jim Kesslering and Paul Griffith placed in individual events in the state meet also. “We should be strong again next year,” said coach Pheney, “our graduating class is small along with a returning state champion.” 45 I Front Row, Left to Right: Asst. Coach Tony Vadino, Paul Guttman, Glen Theisen, Bill Kesslering, Mike Gabrik, Peter Marey, Marie Bauer, Head Coach John Pheney. Second Row: Jim Kesslering, George Politis, Gale Steiner, Jim Olney, Phil Ristenbatt, Dennis Dufek. Third Row: Art Beaudion, Rob Haddick, Greg Massialas, Manager Alexia Daly, Jeff Barnett, Julie Jeffrey, Dennis McDonough. Fourth Row: John Mayard, Todd Martin, Paul Bauer, Paul Griffith, Jim Stewart. 47 Cage Rats Race For SCC Title ' ■■ 1 Front Row, Left to Right: Tom Kooi, Andy Marcus, Charles Moody, John Dietz, Jamie Richards, Michael Leverett, Scott Peden. Second Row: Coach Klum, Marty Maupin, Jim Brooks, Darrell Wilson, David Spriggs, Mike Blalock. i 48 Although the River Rats season of 13 wins and 6 losses went about as expected, Coach Klum couldn’t overlook the fact that his team posted its best season, record-wise, placing 2nd in the SCC for the third year in a row. “We played mostly as a team,” said Coach Klum. John Dietz, Darrel Wilson, Jamie Richards and David Spriggs played well throughout the season. Spriggs and Wilson led the Rats in scoring while Dietz pulled down the most rebounds. 49 j Varsity Cheerleaders Cheri Hannah, Carole Gibson, Karen Bisel, Sandy Boeck, Sherri Pelton, Linda Turner. Front Row, Left to Right: Ken Stimmel, Scott Dawson, Ted Blackburn, Greg 011 is, Jim Ludema. Second Row: Dave Wallace, Bruce Pickard, Tim Hunt. Third Row: Ken Vaughn, Hank Brigman, Tom Edwards. Fourth Row: Ken Koupal, Mr. Harris. This year’s J.V. River Rats turned in a disappointing season record of 3 wins and 1 5 losses. Despite the losing record, head coach Bill Harris pointed out that, “The team was very competitive.” Jim 011 is was voted the teams captain and Tim Hunt won the most valuable player award. 52 j J.V. Cheerleaders Jenny Rowry, Liz Harris, Sharon Turman, Patti Stephens, Ann Segura, April Anderson, Sue Bisel. Freshmen B.B. Lo ok Toward Future 54 Huron Wrestlers Have Best Season Ever WSfev Mat Rats Are Young With a squad composed of only three seniors, the Huron Mat Rats turned in its best season yet. Under new head coach Ernie Gillum, the Rats won their first big invitational at Springfield. Defeating Pioneer, the only losses suffered were to the four top teams in the state. “It was a great season. With such a young team they were quite impressive,” commented coach Gillum. Mark Messer, a sophmore, placed fifth in the state meet. Coach Gillum also pointed out that co-captains Rick Cocco and Jeff Hurst along with Warren Brown did an excellent job in helping the team. 55 I I Front Row, Left to Right: Co-Captains Rick Cocco and Jeff Hurst. Second Row: Mark Messer, John Gutierrez, Roy More, Scott Cummins, Bob Brougher, Warren Brown, Al Tsigdinos, Fred Gutierrez, Rich Strader. Third Row: Kieth Rhodes, Jim Pieske, Chris Dekornfeld (Manager), Rodney Barnes, Jack Bennett, John Strong, Rick Bradley, Jim Bacon, John Bryan, John Forshee, Rick Raley, Charlie Carpenter, Chuck Schlimmer, Joe Splitt, Alex Pellico, Matt Pellico, David Hurst, Asst. Coach Ron Mortenson, Head Coach Ernie Gillum. i 56 Pin Pals The organizational group, Pin Pals, helped the wrestling team through its long season. This years girls helped time, put together statistics and sold tickets. They also wrote a nutritional booklet for the wrestlers and put together all Huron Wrestling statistics since the school began. Pin Pals are, (clockwise from top), Wanda Pelton, Ms. Seydel, Cindy Gutierrez, Molly Bush, Stephanie Hankins, Ellen St. John, Anne Dekornfeld. Huron Gymnasts Much Improved The Huron High Gymnastics team finished a strong, much-improved sea¬ son with a dual meet record of 4 wins and 1 loss. Huron also finished second in both the Huron I nvitationals and the league meet led by defending state champion Harley Danner. The gymnastics team is composed of, Top Row: Left to Right: Jim Willoughby, John Blaver. Bottom Row: Gary Simpson, Harley Danner, Rudy Smith, Dave Willoughby. S9IRP i % B (llB m: K Japl i ' ti pif ' 1 Female Gymnasts Compete Well This years female gymnastics team fought with great determination through the season. Despite a two wins and eight losses record, the girls, “competed very well,” said coach Debbie Cope. Andrea Perkins lead the gymnastic team with outstanding performances in both tumbling and Floor Excercises. 64 First Row, Left to Right: Lisa Rycus, Becky Coldrin, Debbie Calvert, jane Niedhart, Andrea Perkins, Terri Warner. Second Row: Laura Dewald, Martha Tobias, Jenny Riley, Cheri Pelton. Third Row: Jackie Kort, Carol Cummings, Tina Dreyer, Hazel Perkins, Terri Gillbert, Ann Romaker, Debbie Cope. 65 Girls Basketball Teams Are Successful This years girls basketball teams were very successful. Ms. Bolin coached both Varsity and J.V.’s to winning records. The Varsity, led by Cherly Mull ice, had a season record of 10 wins and 2 losses while finishing runner-up in a tournament hosted by the River Rats. The J.V.’s also had a winning season of 7 wins to only one loss, and are looking forward to some strong seasons ahead. Front Row, Left to Right: Janine Delcamp, Billie Engle, Beckey Shelton. Second Row: Cheryl MuIIice, Mary Hibbard, Cindy LeClair, Diane Mirages, Coach Ms. Bolin. Third Row: Connie Constock, Lindy Margeson, Patti Lawson, Julie Comstock, Kathy Mulliner Christy Collins. 66 J.V. Basketball Front Row, Left to Right: Bete McCarthy, Kathy Neuron, Marti Marshall, Vanessa Thornburg. Second Row: Barb Gibson, Viki Halloway, Debbie Mullice, Elaine Harris. Third Row: Cindy Damon, Celeste Baughn, Shannon Winney, Gabriel Glandorf, Coach Bolin. Volleyball Front Row, Left to Right: Sarah Richardson, Marti Marshall, Kathy Mulliner, Mary Ann Cochrane, Julie Comstock. Second Row: Mimi Powell, Shannon Winney, Connie Comstock, Judy Richardson, Mary Hibbard, Anna Vong, Debbie Domino, Billie Engle. 67 Rink Rats Western Champs Front Row, Left to Right: Kurt Weiland, Ron Gibson, Steve Manville, Dave Anderson, Dave Voss, Dave Grabb, Chris Hepworth Second Row: Manager-Ronnie Ross, Brad Wilkinson, Jeff Barhoff, Bill Upton, Tim Levenson, Drew Manville, Bill Zale Steve Anderson, coach-Marty Read. Third Row: Pete Shipman, Pat Mundas, Pete Shima, Paul Weber, Larry Wiernik, Al Willoughby. ’ The Huron High Rink Rats started the regular hockey season slow, but came alive in the tournament to win the Western Division Championship and finish runner-up in the state. Dave Anderson and Chris Hepworth were both voted to the 2nd team of all-stars. Awards for the most improved player went to Jeff Barhoff while Chris Hepworth was most valuable. i 68 69 - vNw m 1,4 ' M Track Rats Race For Third Straight SCC Crown Front Row, Left to Right: John Zale, Pete Bodycombe, Duane Millar, Tony Brayton, Captain John Pelkki, John Kostishak, John Payne, Aivars Nollensdorf, Mike Bishop, Rick Grant, Gary McDaniels, John Arndt, Captain Mark Foster, Captain Don Hubbard, Caption Reggie Jones. Second Row: Richard Ross, Richard Offmeister, Jeff Tandy, Brian Wykle, Jim Holmes, Bill Stein, Dave Olson, Niel Peck, Tom Stein, Bob Stager, Joe Anderson, John Floyd, Jerry Anderson, Jim Fenton. Third Row: R on Gray, Steve Sutherland, Ron Hegenauer, Jerry Hegenauer, Len Abbeduto, Keith Jones, Larry Champeaux, Wayne Williams, Fred Stocking, Luis Goodlow, Bill Peterson, Tom Shipps. Fourth Row: Rodney Williams, Jon Strite, David Alber, Mike Himes, Tom Schottin, Jack Mortell, John Votaw, David Huelke, John Woodruff, Derrick Clark, Richard Ziegler, Bill Stewhosky, Terry Sapsford, David Luurtsma. Fifth Row: Ranvir Sing, Walt Williams, Ron Mills, Bob Daly, Tom Rasmussen, Carl Carter, Everett Jones, Allen Noland, David Benhke, Tom Jensen, 72 Head Coach Kent Overbey. Huron High School is in the race for the SCC title in track for the third straight year; led by the class of 1974 which has a varsity dual meet record of 35 wins to only 1 loss over the three years at Huron. Already going through their dual meet season undefeated, the Track Rats had nothing short of a SCC championship on their minds. Outstanding shot-put performances by John Arndt, breaking the school record over many times has been one standout. Other school record holders such as Mark Foster in the three-quarters, Reggie Jones in the quarter, and Don Hubbard in the mile, half and two mile have all turned in record performances. 73 75 Girls Track Looks Toward Bright Future Huron’s girls track team is looking forward to a great season. With a couple of wins already under their belts, they hope to be a threat at both the regionals and state meets. Coaches John and Francie Goodridge are with the team for the second year of the two-year-old team and have seen vast improvement. Both coaches and runners are work¬ ing hard to make this and coming seasons successful. Front Row, Left to Right: Barbara Stout, Ann Romaker, Cindy LeClair, Gabriel Glandorf, Carol Glysson, Sarah Richardson. Second Row: Gwen Kell, Connie Comstock, Janet Mirsky, Ann Forshee, Karla Amble, Leslie Coates, Ann Gilbert. Third Row: Coaches John and Francie Goodridge. 77 Bat Rats Bid For SCC Title i i A change has come to Huron base¬ ball. This year’s varsity team is in the race for the conference crown. The Bat Rats went through half of their regular season with only one conference loss. Led by outstanding pitching performances by both Scott Peden and David Spriggs, Huron has prevailed over Pioneer and hope to go on to a conference championship. Head Coach Jess Kaufman ex¬ plains, “We learned this year what it takes to win. It’s not only physical ability. You need desire, hustle and the ability to think over situations.’’ i 78 Front Row, Left to Right: Jeff Barhoff, Chris Webb, Kip Poszywak, Tom Peterson, Kim Marti, John Bertz. Second Row: Marty Maupin, Peyton Suits, Richard Beard, Dave Rose, Co-Captain Rick Clement, Derek Anderson, Dave Spriggs, Ken Kaufman. Third Row: Coach Jess Kaufman, Jim Henderson, Bennie Bishop, Rick Burdick, Maurice Zagar, Co-Captain Scott Peden, Kevin Williams, Mike Levrett, Jim Groves. Not pictured, Marty Healy. J.V. Bat Rats Front Row, Left to Right: Rick Sampier, Dave McCarthy, Dave Wallace, Tim Bach, Theadric Webster, Alex Pellico. Second Row: Ken Richardson, Bob Johnson, Wes Owens, Pete Shima, Scott Dawson, Greg 011 is. Third Row: Jerry Pieske, Don Hassinger, Jim Ludema, Geoff Schembechler, Jim Barnes. Fourth Row: Ed Smith, Ken Koupal, Chuck Kerschbaum, Kelly Noonan, Kurt Weiland, Coach Mr. Pokela. 80 Frosh Baseball Front Row, Left to Right: J. Seng, B. Sampier, C. Niedzieski, D. Leach, B. Blackburn. Second Row: D. Anderson, B. Thomas, J. P i e s k e , S. Willets, J. Mediavilla, V. Walker. Third Row: Coach Brown, R. Cocco, B. Moray, M. Fahrner, S. Lamb, D. Schofield, R. McDonough, R. Hampton, M. Gabrik, R. Devereux, M. Hunt. Not pic¬ tured, R. Franklin. 81 Huron Tennis 1 In SCC Led by new head coach Gordon Boettcher, the Huron High Tennis team won the SCC meet and are on their way to a conference title. Pete Osier and David Kamisar have turned in strong perfor¬ mances all year. The Net Rats include, Front Row, Left to Right: Bev Morris, Jeff jeffereys, Curt Tek, John Martin, Wayne Shea, Glen Jaffe. Second Row: Jim Kooi, Dave Kamisar, Chris Crane, Pete Osier, Chris Huff, Coach Gordon Boettcher. 82 J.V. Net Rats Left to Right: Dale Praffs, Don Webb, Stu Seiths, Craig Dessner, Steve Krye, Tracy Turner, Tammy Burns, Coach Mr. Hubbard. 83 Female Bat Rats Look For An Excellent Season With many returning play¬ ers, this years girls softball team is looking forward to a promising season. Under so me excellent direction from head coach Ms. Phyllis Ocher and three assistant coaches, the team feels se¬ cure about the coming sea¬ son. “The girls are working really hard,” says Ms. Ocher, “with the three assistant coaches each girl can get the help and advice she needs.” On Floor, Left to Right: Sue Hennessey, Maggie Barrett, Terri Warner, Jeri Coulter. First Row: Kathy Bolin (coach), Joan Schumacher, Mary Carrington, Carol Welton, Terry Sober, Jane Swantek, Janice Welton, Mary Ann Cochrane, Phyllis Ocher (coach). Second Row: Anne Johnston (coach), Vanessa Thornburg, Gay Kell, Kathy Reid, Karen Hawks, Denise Meyer, Kathy Niemi, Tina Olsen, Carol Cools. Third Row: Cheryl Hegwood, Billie Engle, Debbie Jones, Janice Delcamp, Judy Richardson, Pati Stephens, Lauri Gallagher, Shirley Higuehi, Beth McCarthy, Sherly Mullice, Julie Collins. Fourth Row: Debra Mullice, Janet Moncrieff, Marti Marshall, Mary Hibbard, Cindy VanSchoten, Ann Bentzin-BilIsvist, Barb Gilson, Barb Hayden. f$a|§ijgj P5 m % .? 3 t ■� • r • .b jfjpB T H E A G U B PINPALS L U trio co!z; t- ' F TUTORS L L C R C L E —- Debaters Talk Their Way To Victory First Row, Left to Right: Becki Ohanian, Kit Tilly. Second Row: Margery Pierce, Claudia Bailer, Kathy Hall, Dale Dreffs. Third Row: Matt Kopka, Debby Mueller, Dean Matcheck. Fourth Row: Mr. Fisher, Wes Wilson, Julie Griffith. ! The debate team had a successful year during 1973-74. During their season they participated in eleven invitational tournaments between September and January. Further, the novices competed both at the Regional and State Finals (finishing fourth in the State) and the varsity team qualified out of Districts to the State Tournament. In addition to competing in tournaments the Fluron team hosted more than thirty other schools (comprising more than one hundred teams) at its own invitational on October 20, 1973. Flowever, Saturday invitationals were not the only competition for the debaters and the other for Novices. The Novice team finished in second place in its league; and a Fluron debater was one of the top debaters in the JV-Varsity league in which Fluron finished in third at both levels of competition. The season saw Fluron win fifteen invitational trophies for in¬ dividual or team performance as well as two plaques for excellence in State competition. In looking forward to next season, the debaters are optimistic as there will be eleven returning debaters. The six seniors who will graduate this year contributed much to the program and will be missed next year. The seniors on this year’s squad were: Walter Kincaid, Kathy Hall, Debby Mueller, Kit Tilly, Pennie Rostow and Dean Matcheck. t I 88 i 89 Theatre Guild Performs Two Successful Productions i I The stage of Huron High was graced this year with two productions performed by it’s Theatre Guild Players. In the fall the audiences laughed at the antics of “See How They Run” and in the spring they were saddened by the emotion of “Flowers for Algernon.” Both plays were under the direction of Ms. Judith Burnor, Theatre Guild’s teacher sponsor. The cast was chosen from among Huron’s many talented people who flocked into tryouts. You do not have to be a previous member of Theatre Guild to try out any obnoxious ham will do. But seriously folks-Theatre Guild is always looking for undiscovered and unnoticed talent. If you feel you fall into that category (and survived the fall) come and tryout next year. Theatre Guild will undoubtedly maintain their fine reputation by bringing enlightened culture to the dim halls of Huron. ABOVE: First Row, Left to Right: Linda Marcks, Barb Alpern, Carol Kreihbal, Debby Mueller, C. Groves, Jeanne Kaczkowski, Sue Cherniak, Kim McCarthy. Second Row: T. Pedson, Debi “Hot Lips” Woolley, Susie Kish, Nancy Williams, Lisa Gimelli, Becka Stucki, Cindy Cheatam, Janet Kaczkowski, Kathy Niemi. Third Row: P. Williams, Patty Rocco, Dave Brazer, Andy George, Dirk Sauwsch, Lynn Urban. Fourth Row: S. Jones, Kathy Straith, S. Elderfield, J. Milner, D. Knight, Mary Wrobleski. Mary Wrobleski states her plans to marry Debi Woolley’s fiancee. Jeff Sinclair threatens Mary Wrobleski Debby Mueller and Sara Stehousky in a scene from “Streetcar named Desire”. Liz Zweifler chats with Dave Breakey Congratulations 1 fheatre Guild! Cast rehearsing for “Flowers For Algernon” at one of many rehearsals. Mrs. Mooney (Carol Wrobleski) brings Charley (Dave Brazer) his dinner in a scene from “Flowers For Algernon”. Forensics Team Scores Highly ! Left to Right: D. Cowley, Mellisa Brown, Margie Pierce, Lisa Gimelli, Lona Georgopolis, Debby Mueller, M. Hulett, Barb Alpern, Claudia Bailer, Ruthan Smith, Mrs. Kregar, Mike McCarthy, Mary Wrobleski, Susie Kish, C. Owens, S. Elvsbells, Nancy Williams, Wes Wilson, L. Zohn, Miriam Simon Forensics. . .what’s that? Every year as spring rolls around a group of students get together with Mrs. Kregar to display their talents in interpretive reading, oratory, radio, and extemporous speaking. The team prepares for several months after school and at Saturday invitational tournaments for the state-wide competition in late spring. This year the team had an enthusiastic turnout and carried away many trophies from Saturday tournaments. In the midst of the state-wide competition, a good showing is being made by Huron’s Forensics team. Ranging from sophmores to seniors, the membership not only did well in competition but enjoyed themselves in doing so. It was a great year for the team! 94 Full Circle Produces Quality The Full Circle is an annual publication consist¬ ing of prose, poetry, arts and photography. Mr. Stringer is the advisor of the student group. Full Circle members also conduct the annual cre¬ ative arts Festival in which students are invited to dis¬ play their talents. First Row, Left to Right: Kate Korten, Jerry Korton, Joyce Chu, Lori Gibson, Randy Bergelin. Second Row: Paula Fader, Lisa Ostafin, Dick Flarrison, Gary Kikutchi. Third Row: Dave Dehart, Dave Lawrence. 96 Right: Terri Wong studies entrees Lower Left: Joyce Chu states her opinion. Lower Middle: Karen Grassmuck examines copy. Lower Right: Mr. Stringer discusses problems. Freedom of Press Holds True With Emery Staff Front Row, Left to Right: Jeanie Kaczkowski, Nancy Gage, Kate Korten, Susan Penix. Second Row: Mike McCarthy, Ron Sell, Jon Martin. Third Row: Chris Hough, Randy Bergelin, Bill Gallinger, Charles Scott, Mr. Spencer. 98 School activities, editorials, Ann Arbor happen¬ ings, national issues, and creative contributions cober the pages of Huron High’s school newspaper, the Emery. This monthly publication operates from a necleus of ten or twelve people with additional help from the journalism classes of its advisor, Mr. Spencer. Nancy Gage was editor of the paper first semester and Ron Sell took over second semester. The major areas of concern were found on the editorial page where students commented on over¬ crowding, graduation requirements, and student government. The highlights for the staff was a trip to New York City with the National Scholastic Press Association where they attended a lecture given by Walter Cronkite. All in all it was a very good year for the Emery, and its staff. 99 Black Student Union : Creativity And Commitment First Row, Left to Right: Annette Bradley, Marcella Patillo, Karen Mountain, Decilla Davenport, Pat Mann, Debby Kelly, Maria Bryant, Cynthia Burton, Pat Billespie, Paula Dixon. Second Row: Lynn Jones, Theresa Davis, Barb Peters, John Pearson, Lisa Parren, Jeanette Russell, Barbara Clark, Mary Burt, LaCretia Smith, Ton Ginyard. Third Row: Aretha Bishop, Charlene Smith, Rene Turman, Theresa Carter, Elaine Harris, Howard Webb, James Brooks, Robert Taylor. Fourth Row: Bertha Brown, Sandra Hugan, Brenda Hugan, Pam Greer, Kim Smith, Rosalyn Moore, Fred Fullbright, Charles Moody, David Spriggs, Larry McKinley. Fifth Row: Debbie Mullice, Andre Guyton, Sharalyn McLain, Lisa Brooks, Carol Gibson, Debbie Overstreet, Val Copeland, Ricky Redding, Tim Hunt. : ■ - i 1 00 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (V.I.C.A.) First Row, Left to Right: Jeff Lyjak, Mike Miller, Carl Link, John Bauer. Second Row: Dave Berkley, Brian Hogue, Criag Lyddy, Bryan Webling. Third Row: Perry Pieske, Al Czinski, Jeff Stevens, Jim Davis. Fourth Row: Boylan Preston. V.I.C.A. members help each other 1974 Enthymion Staff The yearbook staff was hard at work again this year, grinding out another pleasing pictorial. The yearbook is conceived with slaving devo¬ tion by several editors, one for each different section of the yearbook, and several staff mem¬ bers. They work for months trying to meet each deadline, with inspiring guidance, and help from their teacher sponsor, Mr. Jame s LaGoe. The yearbook tries to capture as many different people, events, and organizations as possible throughout the school year. Its an organization consisted of much teamwork, headed by the editor-in-chief, Betsy Bacon, and Jeff Pelz, head photographer. Yearbook editor disscuss their picture possibilities for their different sections. From left to right: Kevin Thieme, Pam Stegath, Mary Wrobleski, and Lori Hawker. The yearbook Staff: First Row, Left to Right: Diane Cowley, Michelle Kelsey, Lisa Hobart. Second Row: Mary Wrobleski, Roseanne Oriel I y, Martha Stucki, Kathy Foster. Third Row: Jay Gifford, Kathi Miemi, Julie Stephen, Kim McCarthy. Fourth Row: Mary Jo DeHart, Betsey Bacon, Cindy Hegeneauer. Fifth Row: Kevin Theime, Beth Browers, Laurie Gauss. Sixth Row: Karen Hienz. «r 02 ' w Left: Betsey Bacon, the editor-in-chief of the 1974 Enthymion, maps out a layout for the yearbook. Above: Jeff Pelz-the chief photographer-goes over photos and layouts with another photographer, Cindy Cheatam. Below: Betsey Bacon, Amy Neely, and John Pelkki look at an old yearbood for reference. Jeff Pelz is caught by another photographer while lining up a shot. I Left to Right: Dave Kipp, Mark Brennen, Aaron Jones, Mr. Underwood, Mike Trojan, Brian Durnam, Lee Gavin, Victor Robinson, Bill Burns, Jack Wilson, John Greenough, Craig Barlow, Phil Shanke. Cooperative Occupational Education -Working In The Community- (this page and top of page 105) 1 04 Left to Right: Jane Mitchel, Pam Bird, Margaret Edwards, Judie Sutherland, Linda Barstow, Cindy Wikel, Margo Klum, Dave Anderson, Lois Moorhead, Dave Rose, Tim Gray, Mike Privitt, Kevin Doran, Janet Harding, Terry Ensign, Donna Reed, Robin Reed, Tom Staats, David Beard, Roger Judson. Left to Right: Mrs. Ligeski, Jackie Blackman, Lynda Shummer, Rene Petershagen, Nicki Beuschlein, Stacy Ernst, Nancy Fischer, Dianna Barr, Kati Kitchen, Shelly Jones, Deborah Beverly, Cindy Bradley, Pam Voorhees, Joan Isaacson, Doris Hicks, Chuck Messer, Paul LeStrang, Renee Schlegelmilch, Karen Snedecker. 105 Novice D.J.’s Provide Annoucements Kevin Thieme, Jim Walters, Anthony Mullis, Greg Margeson, Kip Lightfoot. Girl’s Athletic Club Active This Year i i The Ann Arbor Huron High School Girl’s Athletic Club (G.A.C.) is open to any student who actively participates in one or more G.A.C. sponsored sports: Basketball, Competitive Swimming-Diving, Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Softball, Syncronized Swimming, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, or Waterpolo. An executive Board made up of Laurie Murphy, G.A.C. President, Pattie Lawson, Vice- President, Maryanne Cochrane, Secretary, and Billie Engle, Treasurer, with Ms. Pat Kollen as the faculty Advisor, governs the 1973-74 Girl’s Atheletic Club. At the annual G.A.C. Spring Banquet, awards such as pins and letters are presented to the atheletes on the basis of their participation in sports. The goal of the Girl’s Atheletic Club is to give each female athelete at Huron the opportunity to participate in the sport or sports of her choice under qualified coaching, and to learn firsthand how sports can enrich one’s life. Dancing Can Be Fun First Row, Left to Right: Karen Hoag, Stephin Hamm, Marcia Peterik, Kathy Niemy. Second Row: Diane Cowely, Nancy Schalte, Beth Woodward, Anna Jong, Paula Fader. The dance club meets weekly, moving with the music, counting out beats, following rythms, tracing over new steps, creating and learning dance in African, Jazz, Modern and Ballet. The club is growing in size and consists of beginners to very advanced. Everyone is eager to learn and experience the joy of dancing. Folk Dance: Diverse Cultures First Row, Left to Right: Jan Lundy, Robin Wilt, Pam Conboy, Tom Bowker. Second Row: Stephin Hamm, Dorothy Richardson. 1 07 Library Adds New Rules; May I see your I.D. Please?” Left to Right: Zinat Ladha, Bev Silver, Dlorah Luci, Mrs. Gredrovics, Paula Dixon, Sue Hewens, Debra Rigdon, Bonnie Blackmon, Pam Vorhees. Tutors Take Time Helping Other Students Left to Right: Ellen Parsegian, Emily Hopp, Debbi Mueller, Duncan Magoon, Steve Smultz, Mrs. Gedrovics. 108 Hostesses Add Class To Banquets The Hostess Committee is com¬ posed of girls who qualify as being dependable, cheerful and responsible. They help serve at banquets and act as guides for visitors. Front Row, Left to Right: Linda Marcks, Pat Wander, Kathy Weg, Anna Bitando, Janis Stevens. Second Row: Margie Pierce, Cheri Hill, Ann Draper, Lolly Quenon, Dorothy Richardson. Third Row: Sue Reed, Debbie Schrock, Cathy Allum, Tammy Webb, Barb Dulgenoff. Fourth Row: Diane Weg, Sue Ungrodt, Suzy Kish, Linda Hinkley, Patty Carey, Karen Hentz. Fifth Row: Janet LaPointe, Carol Glissman, Pam Stegath, Jane Ostrander, Lori Hawker, Sarah Richardson. Math Finalists Finish Two In State Left to Right: Joyce Chu, David Lampert, Tom Terwilliger, Richard Neidhardt. 109 Audio Visual Keeps Movies Rollin’ Mrs. Gedrovics, Mrs. Grimes, Bob Falcone, Gary Sweier. Geology Club First Row, Left to Right: Linda Bangert, Bob Breakey. Second Row: John Ohanesian, Brian Zelenka, Dave Sharpe. Third Row: Mr. Thomas, Jan Lundy, Jeff Pieske. 1 1 0 Human Relations Comittee First Row, Left to Right: Susan Penix, Tom Kelner, Rick McDoungh, Janet Kreihbel. Second Row: Matt Kipeka, Nancy Gage. Student Advocate School Board First Row, Left to Right: Rhonda Fisher, Pat Szynewlski, Jean Kaczkow- ski. Second Row: Rodney Van Valkenburg, John Ramer, Barb Peters, Jim Berlucchi. French Club The French Club, open to all French stu¬ dents, this year went to such places as The Detroit Art Institute and WCC. This year’s sponsor of the Huron French Club is Mr. Karamanoukian. German Club There is no official membership to The Huron High German Club. Any student study¬ ing German is considered a member. There were no planned activities but many of the German students went to Germany during spring vacation. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Piekarek. I Spanish Club Any Spanish student is an official member of the Spanish Club. Although there were no planned activities some students went to Mexico City and Acapulco during Spring vaca¬ tion. 112 Students Have A Variety of Interests At Huron HURON Russian Club Any Huron student taking a Russian class is a member of the Russian Club. The club’s sponsor is Mr. Ambrazevich. Botany Club The Botany Club met regularly after school in the greenhouse to study different plants. They also planted tulips along the front of Huron during their beautification program. Timers Club The Timers Club helped out during the seasons swim meets. They timed and also sponsored fund-raising projects throughout the year for the team. B A FOOTBALL C f K „ h M E H UN CREATIVE ARTS FESTIVAL S T MOJO R Y W W P THEATRE E C K I A L I C A L S H HOCKEY W This years theme “Moments of Pleasure” reflected many differ¬ ent ideas. The first place senior float Pleasure Island, the second place senior float Bubbles of Plea¬ sure, the third place junior float One Lump or Two, and then the sophmore, freshmen and alumni float. At the right is the first place senior float, Pleasure Island. Below left is the orchestra float. Homecoming 1973... Above left: Rat head of the second place senior float “Bubbles of Pleasure.” Above right: Sophmores waiting to ride in the parade. Below: Juniors waiting for the results of their float “One Lump or Two” which took third place. Above: Karen Snedeker works on first place senior float “Pleasure Island.” Left: Alumni work hard to compete against the seniors but, better luck next year. 118 Huron’s Homecoming Court 1973 Huron’s Homecoming Committee almost decided not to have a queen because it created to much hassel among the girls on the court. They wanted the whole court to repre¬ sent the school. Many felt that, that would be breaking the tradition, so Huron had a queen, who was selected by the votes of the student body. This year’s homecoming court consisted of three seniors, two juniors, two sophmores and two freshmen. Above: Senior court and Sophmore court respectively. Right: Freshmen court. Far Right: Flomecoming queen, Diane Stone. Front Row: Diane Stone, Carol Rhodes, Anne DeKornfeld. Second Row: Jenny Adams, Renee Shankle. Third Row: Ann Segura. 4:00 Parade line-up at U-M stadium parking lot 4:30 Floats judged 5:30 Parade to Pioneer High 6:30 Bonfire behind Hallo¬ way Field 7:30 Football Game, Huron vs. Everette Halftime: Band Performs) Queen announced and crowned 3rd Quarter: floats burned south of stadium 10:00 Dance at Huron cafe¬ teria ’til midnite. $.35 Senior and Junior girls defeat Sophomore and Freshmen girls in a football game Senior - Faculty Hockey Game Middle Row: Mr. Ochs, Rick Tasch, Mr. Shields Bottom Row: Vicky Walker, Mr. Bowker. Both hockey games seemed to be very profitable for the seniors. We hope that these hockey games will continue as a tradition to be put on by the seniors as a fundraising project. Th is year the Senior Fundraising Committee came up with a good way of rais¬ ing money. It was to have a hockey game between the seniors, boys and girls and the faculty, men and wo¬ men. Two games were played, the first of which ended at a 4-4 tie and the second in which the faculty won a 6-4 decision. 121 Emery Defeats Full Circle In A Volleyball Game 1 23 Students Bop At The Hop Of The 50 ’s Mime Mime Mime Mime Mime Mime Mime Mime What do schools, mental hospitals and prisons have in common? Apart from their institutional nature they all enjoy mime. This is the art of non-verbal communication. Huron’s first mime troupe pre¬ sented a taste of mime in the creative arts festival and skits in the non-talent show. The troupe is open to all. This years troupe included students and teachers. 125 3jf r ' V : - Black History Assembly I Am...We Are “Most people were very impressed, gave many glowing compliments and I thought the kids deserved them.” 127 This year’s Black History Assembly was titled “I Am. . .We Are.” It was a tribute to well-known black people from the past. This year there was also a dance assembly put on by the black students. Left: Sharalyn McLain Top: Celeste Vaughn Above: Andre Guyton, Micheal Clark, Chris Patillo Right: David Moody 1 Monday started it all with a Speakers forum featuring such people as John Loch- hard (artist), Raymond Chauacey (Field Rep. for Human Rights Dept, of Ann Arbor), Mike Rogers (Ad¬ min. Asst, to City (Admin.) and others. The forum went through Tuesday. Wednesday was Black Awareness Day. Thursday there was a Dance Assembly. The last day there was an Assembly put on by the Black Stu¬ dents of Huron. : Huron’s Music Department Does It Again! Music Man—A Smash! CAST Travelling Salesmen Joshua Grosse Gary Kikuchi Kevin Morris Tom Stein Rodney VanValkenburg Newspapermen.Howard Cooper Jay Gifford Richard Ross Charlie Cowell.Charles Sawyer Conductor .Peter Manis Harold Hill.Jeff Sinclair Farmer and Wife .Peter Goodman Karin Wagner Mayor Shinn .Robert Howe Ewart Dunlop .Jack Baker Oliver Hix .Phillip Rhodes Jacey Squires.Dave Danemiller Olin Britt.David Lawrence Marcellus Washburn.Paul Sponseller Tommy Djilas .Russ Collins Marian Paroo.Mary Beth Gould Mrs. Paroo.Tara Edwards Amaryllis.Molly Bacon Winthrop Paroo.Robert Binns Eulalie MacKecknie Shinn . . . Mimi Aldrich Zaneeta Shinn .Laura Baler Gracie Shinn .Karen Woodward Alma Hix.Karen Grassmuck Maud Dunlop.Gayanne Kell Ethel Toffelmier .Amadea Bailey Sadie Squires.Dana Gross Constable Locke . .Rodney VanValkenburg Pumpkin.Pumpkin Members of Acapella Choir and of the Orchestra. 129 Students Show Talents At Creative Arts Festival ■ si m W:£: 132 The Creative Arts Festival is al¬ ways sponsored by the Full Circle every year. The teacher in charge was Mr. Stringer with students Paula Fader and Gary Kicuchi acting as co-directors. The purpose of the festival is to let students perform their many dif¬ ferent talented abilities such as poetry and prose readings, dances, good food, computer demonstrations, student films, skits, short plays, art exhibits, photography. And the jazz band and chamber orchestra also con¬ tributed their musical talent. This year there was something new: the Junior Class had a dinner and the Senior Class sponsored a dance after the festival. 133 Theatre Guild Presents. . . Flowers For Algernon This year the Theatre Guild worked very hard to produce two plays. The second of which was Flowers For Alger¬ non. It was very successful. Congratula¬ tions on a fine year Theatre Guild. | 1 34 v {■ Non-Talent Show A Big Success! This year’s Non-Talent Show, sponsored by the Senior Fund-raising Commit¬ tee, was a smashing success. Ths show consisted of dancing, comedy skits, singing (Jay Stielstra topped this), and some great rock bands, not to mention some very professional mime. The biggest highlight of all was the “Mr. River Rat” contest. Competing for the famed title were John Nordlinger, Moe Abrahams, Tom MacKenzie, Bob Ochs, and David Stringer. The winner for 74 was Moe Abrahams, an avid and deserving Rat. I 136 5 , Huron High School yr 3ltt Vanishing Tennis Balls Blowguns Invade Huron High A A Blues ami Jazz . . „ GREAT! Touche Cars Stifle Growth of Campus Grass WAY TO GO JACK ! Is Energy Crisis A Hoax? ' 73- ' 74 WOULD WE TRY AGAIN ? At Last Huron Gets Labeled MOVIE GUIDE The Exorcist, Briarwood The Sting, Briarwood The Way We Were, Campus Chariot of the Gods, 5th Forum Sleeper, Michigan The Deadly Trackers, State Papillon, Fox Village Library Invaded By Pranksters: Books Unshelved STUDENTS ELECT ADAM WEISMAN, DAN MORAY, AND RODNEY VAN VALKENBURG TO SASB Attendance Complaints? SCUBA CLUB ' Moments of Pleasure ' Selected As 1973 Homecoming Theme Yearbook For Credit Added to Curriculum 2400 Invade Huron Downtown Is Dying Yuk Day Board Rejects Senior Project Fabulous Moody Blues . . Ann Arbor was the last gig in their tour of America and 1 felt that we sent them home with a lasting memory just as good as the one they left with us.” —Judie Sutherland students OF hurow beware! soccer Team Coachless BUSMAN IS ON THE STREAK Clinic Goes Green Spring Drags V To Be Revived? YFU Groups Tour Foreign Countries Seniors and Faculty Tie In-Hockey HUftON HIGH I SCHOOL I . .V 6 ., To the Girls Tennis Team Jon Martin and Chris Hough are challenging any two girls on the girls’ tennis team to a 2 out of 3 set match for dinner for two at the Gandy Dancer. Cont. Page 4 School Lacks Unity Problem Is Lack Of Support School Temperature Drops 137 Seniors Are: too big sweet talkers professional party-downers arrrgh! as long as they’re cool with me I have nothing to say ' from one beer lover to another. . sexy road hogs the brains of the student body leaving the teachers with just a taste of what’s coming next year mythical creatures hot dogs getting bigger (and better) all the time regressing; the guys have gone back to spitwads. ugh! o.k. if you like big chumps Beeeeeeg Daddy’os, Si? leaving the football games on all fours (right Sherman)? sunkist oranges (mmm!) . . .well, they need their 5,000 mile overhaul warts I wish I were one. .. experts at beaning Hepworth with tennis balls after a goal too bossy studs ‘you don’t tug on Superman’s cape. . .’ the girls are cool, the guys had better get it together nasty to the freshies lucky they’re on their way out destructive little devils aren’t they. . . big, bad bullies! unmarked- you can’t tell the difference between them and the juniors usually found at the Pub or Bimbo’s on the Hill hams nothing’s new to us getting up in the world always looking for a good time (and always finding it too!) Huron’s most together class LOOK OUT WORLD - HERE WE COME! . � • ' - W r ■■« THE END HAS FINALLY COME! “But Kent ‘nose’ everything!” 142 David Anderson Joseph Anderson Kirsten Anderson Betsey Bacon Cheri Bailey Cathy Allum Michelle Adams Karen Attaway Andrew Atwater Jack Baker Laura Baler I Linda Bangert | Janet Banker Craig Barlow Diana Barr Linda Barstow I David Beard Art Beaudoin John Becker Debra Behnke 144 Carol Bell Isle Cathy Benamou Randy Bergelin Sue Bencuya Nicki Beuschlein Deborah Beverly I | I 145 John Bertz Steve Birgy Pam Bird Bill Bishop fcV . Cheryl Bindus Michael Bishop Annamarie Bitondo Peter Bodycombe Betsy Born Kim Braun Tony Brayton Robert Breaky Mark Brennan Dale Brown Daniel Bryan Molly Bush Cindy Cheatham ' 4 ' John Brown Bruce Casto Richard Clement ■■ Alice Chamberlain Harold Brown Bunnie Cheek Deborah Bryan Warren Brown Sharon Burns Dennis Coburn Gina Colatruglio Russ Collins Chris Colvin Jeri Coulter Diane Cowley Chris Crane Jan Cross 148 Peter Cross Robin Cummings Karen Cummings Eileen Cummins Janine Delcamp Diane Dell | I 149 Anne DeKornfeld Harley Danner Nellie Deboer Thomas Devine David Dannemiller Julie Dagan Connie Devlin Dan Dewolf Debbie Domino Nancy Dute Tara Edwards Terry Ensign f 1 Billie Engle | Taia Ergueta Margaret Edwards Anne Draper 150 Ann Foelber Stacey Ernst m Paula Fader Nancy Fahrner Steve Feather Joan Fencik Jane Fleming Ann Forshee John Fuerstnau Jeff Gage Rick Fox Deborah Franzblau Nancy Garrison Lee Gavin Cindy Fosdick Mark Foster 152 Lona Georgopoulos Guler Gerger Mary Gibbons Lori Gibson David Grabb Heike Grasshoff Ron Ginyard Mary Gould Julie Gracie Laura Gilliam Jay Gifford Lisa Gimelli Bill Glover Kathy Golab Ronald Gibson “ IP 1 ' mmi 153 John Greenough David Griewski Dana Gross Carol Groves Sharon Guenther Gary Hanselman Sheri Hansen 154 Karen Grassmuck Jean Hagen Donna Harrison Richard Harrison Scott Hall « Cheri Hill Chris Hepworth Jim Henderson Doris Hicks Gary Harvey Louis Hehnlin Sue Hennessy Sue Hendrickson Lori Hawker Donna Huelke Mary Hulett Karen Hoag Chris Hough Emily Hopp Daniel Hovater Ivy Horwitz Don Hubbard 156 Linda Hultquist Joanne Ingling Cheryl Johnson Jay Innes Joan Isaacson Maureen Hull Jeff Hurst Jeff Iverson Douglas Johnson George Johnson Aaron Jones Cynthia Jones 157 Gayanne Kell Tom Kelner 158 Jeff Kemph Jim Kesslering t I Gary Kikuchi Thad Koons Mathew Kopka Margo Klum Robin Konkle Kathy Koupal John Krumrei Susan Krege John Kostishak Carol Krehbiel Mado Kreutz Kathleen Kutasi Minaz Ladha David Lampert David Laurance Greg Laycock Sarah Lehmann Michael Leverett Jean Lewis Kim Lewis Robin Lincoln Deborah Lindemann Barbara Liss Elizabeth Louis Tom Ludema Allen Mack Jane Lyons Duncan Magoon Greg Massialas Dean Matcheck Brian Matthysse Peter Maupin 161 Michael McCarthy Richard McDonough Marc Meadows Mojdeh Megnot Carol Meyers Chuck Messer Duane Millar Jenny Miller Matt Miller Teri Miller 162 James Mills Diane Mirageas Marilyn Moncrief Charles Moody Lois Moored Dan Moray A Jack Mortell Norbert Mueller Laurie Murphy Gale Mullreed Diane Moyer ■f Jackie Morris Debbie Mueller Mark Newbound Tawne Newcomb Jane Nordin Frank Nichols John Oberdick Frank Ohanesion Betty Murrel Amy Neely 164 John Ohanian Sue Oliver Joanne Olney Jane Ostrander David Olson Patricia Otto Peter Osier Caron Owens Jan Palmer Derrick Oxender Ellen Parsigian Debbie Patt John H. Payne 165 Tom Peterson Susan Pillsbury Laurie Pope Carol Pepper Larry Powell Jeff Pelz Sue Penix John Pelkki Renee Petershagen John Payne Scott Peden Janet Pederson Robin Reed Mimi Powell Janet Reed Brenda Proffit John Ramer Mike Pratt Boylan Preston Robin Redding Donna Pullen Anita Presley mmmm Sue Reed Leslie Reets Betsy Richart Pat Rocco Margaret Rodriguez Dana Reeds David Rose 168 P. J. Schottin Chip Schembechler Charles Scott Carol Rowe Bari Rosen burg Charlie Sawyer Maggie Schorger Paulette Russell John Schlansker Judy Schummer Mary Segura Pennie Rostow Amy Schelkin 169 Stanley Seling Randy Sharpe Mark Shaw Philip Shank Ken Shaw Rebecca Shelton Jana Shipman Bev Silver Steve Sjogern Gail Smith 170 Roger Smith Karen Snedeker Jim Splitt Mark Sondeen Paul Sponseller Tom Staats Sarah Stehowski Pam Stegath Tom Stein Karen Steinaway Janet Stevenson Doug Stivers Diane Stone Kathy Straith Judi Sutherland Gary Sweier Martha Stucki Richard Tasch Kevin Thieme Wendy Tomasko Maureen Sullivan Tom Terwilliger Crissy Tonsi 172 Mike Trojan David Voss Douglas Vredeveld Sue Ungrodt Melba Walker Pat Wander Julie Ward Sandy Warren 173 Cindy Van Tuyl Jackie Walker Jim Walters Kevin Walker Karin Wagner % Vicky Walker w Scott Weiland Carol Welton Wendy White Sue Wendel Keith Whittaker Marianne Wiin-Nielson Cindy Wikel Kent Williams Kevin Williams 174 Karen Woodward Debra Wooley Bob Wright Peggy Wright Mary Wrobleski Tracy Yohn John Zale Kenneth Zill Laurie Zimmerman 175 Where The Seniors Are: FIRST HOUR, SECOND HOUR, THIRD HOUR. .. PARTYING DOWN AT MURPHY’S. FRIDAY NIGHT, SATURDAY NIGHT, SUNDAY.. . FOURTH HOUR, FIFTH HOUR, SIXTH HOUR. . . Teachers Are: good personalities trying to teach us dummies in a bad way o.k. some are great, others are terrific, others are. . .well.. . it depends (on my grades!) Rotten! they tend to work you too much easy to get along with-if you’re a genius escapees from a sane asylum friendly, human people who help when you need it instigators big mean strict monsters human sometimes; sadists most of the time; and unbearable all the time! men and women of their word hourly dictators - tic toe! people who love cramped hands! controllers of the mind and body psycic sometimes stick figures and sometimes fat figures a different point of view usually predictable nice to know. . .for a short time smooth talkers a losing proposition part of the jail gate trapped between the desires of students and the demands of administration young at heart just a wee bit crazy deaf, dumb but NOT mute rulers with rubber thumbs amusing stereotyped reflections of students concerned with our future. Meyers Has Dedication Meet Mr. Meyers. I am sure many of you are saying who is he? He is our principal. If you are not aware of this, no matter what grade, put the blame on yourself, not him. All students have had their chance to meet and talk with Mr. Meyers at an intro¬ ductory assembly at the beginning of the year. It is just that many did not take advantage of it. Mr. Meyers arrives at school at 7 in the morning and does not leave until about 5 in the evening. He is often here on Saturday and Sunday. His day is filled with interviews with class principals, counselors, teachers, students, and parents. He commented that it was not unusual to make several trips to the administrations building in a normal day. Mr. Meyers says he is definitely aware of the lack of communica¬ tion with students and it does bother him. Yet he expressed the fact that it is a problem that al¬ ways becomes apparent in a large, over-crowded school such as Huron, but he is always trying his best and hopes that next year the school’s population will be down by a few hundred. Yet he enjoys his job as princi¬ pal, watching Huron progress since the opening of the school in 1969. Prior to this he has had work with teaching chemistry and being class and assistant principal in other areas of Ann Arbor. Asked if he has interest in a particular subject or hobby his reply was “just school”. Now that is dedication!!! FATCH In the Ann Arbor School System for 7 years, 5 at Huron, ex-speech teacher and trainer, Mr. Robert Fatchett, is now the ninth grade Class Principal. He is now responsible for 600 freshman. Currently completing his Masters Degree in Adminis¬ tration, Fateh certainly is well qualified for the job. Our Exalted Leaders... 181 Got A Problem? IMS. Tom MacKenzie James Zornes Call A Counselor Willie Brown Huron’s counselors have de¬ voted much time this year to the establishment of a Career Educa¬ tion Center. The Center design features unique furnishings and display boards as well as complete utiliza¬ tion of the available space. Washtenaw Community College architectonic students helped with the construction, and funds were provided through the office of the Ann Arbor Public Schools Director of Occupational Education. Career Info available i n the Center includes job opportunities, required training, wages, and work¬ ing conditions in many areas. Earl Avery Letitia Byrd ... m, 1 Secretaries: Behind The Scenes (Left to Right) Lillian Fuerstnau, jean Myers, Winifred Bowerman. Jan Dusseau Huron has a total of seventeen secretaries who do much more than most of us realize. They’re the ones that prepare and send out grades to 2,400 students; keep track of attendance; and handle communica¬ tions. Daily announcement sheets and other info are always available at the general office sports schedules, maps, etc. can be found at the sports office by the gym, and so on. These are only a few of the things the secretaries do to keep everything organized and running smoothly. Marian Latvala 184 Jackie Szalay Beverly Hill (Left to Right) Ester Valvanis, Tatiana Gedrovics, Ruth Merryman. 185 Librarians: What Would We Do Without Them! The library has a new policy this year to discourage such problems as people talking, books being switched around, and books being taken without being checked out. Students are now required to present their green and white Huron I.D. cards before entering the library. This can be a hassle but it has cut down on noise, making the library a quiet place to study—when you can get in. From Shakespeare. . . ‘I like the freedom of indepen¬ dent teaching, but there is a lack of communication between teachers and students.’ Tatiana Gedrovics ‘It’s easier to deal with kids when you realize that they’re try¬ ing to “deal” with you too. The biggest compliment comes when a student decides that you’re not half bad as a teacher, and decides to call you a friend.’ Sterling Ruffins Gordon L. Johnston Carol Billings 186 Senior Chas. Moody with Sterling Ruffins Janet Stolarevsky James LaGoe Daryl J. Fisher Jeanne Butler ‘Second semester sophmores are my favorite age to teach. It seems to be the time when students are starting to get serious about them¬ selves and those around them.’ Daryl Fisher 1 87 Des Ryan Richard Shaefer . . .To Robert Frost There have been several changes in the math computor program with the switch over to the Washtenaw Inter¬ mediate Time Share System. Huron now has two phone coup¬ lers which should speed up the wait¬ ing line for computor use. The language is basically the same, with some minor changes from last year. Barrie Wilson Kathy Wilson y+ln‘(x 2 +2x) = Headaches ‘Huron is an exciting place to teach. The student population is so diverse; I find something different in every direction I turn.’ John J. Marshak Over 22,000 Michigan High school students took the First part of the Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition test. Of these, 900 qualified to take the second part, and only 100 qualified for the finals. Among the 100 were six Huron students-and the best in the state, David Lampert. Four students from Huron High received honorable mention certifi¬ cates, Joyce Chu, David Laurance, Gary Kikuchi, and Richard Neidhart all proved worthy of this highly esteemed prize. 188 I Exploring The Past To Prepare For The Future... In the 68 degree warmth of a fuel shortage and the american people nixon won’t walk out elected, will carry out his duty lower thermostats and keep cool heads spin like Watergate tapes click pause before saying nothing by Janet Krehbiel Arthur Rogers (left), Andrew T. Rajkovich Duane Peterson Helen Peden Tom Burroughs we talk in trite tones of political mishap not thinking beyond [the] cliches permeating our minds from a leadership source, [perhaps too confident that hitler napolean died before our birth. Nancy Gage Breaking The Language Barrier Jean Daniels Janine Delcamp ‘I think everyone should learn Spanish. Latin American is becoming much stronger now.’ Ms. Espinosa 192 ‘Second year students are so tolerant and under¬ standing. They’re downright lovable!’ Marjorie Slade Jacques Karamanoukian (right) ‘I like the students in general. I feel that some¬ how I can relate to many of them.’ Jacques Karamanoukian Wolfgang Dozauer 193 Biology, Chemistry, Physics.... Wesley Cowell Students joke with Rob Hill and Bill Hunter (far right) ‘I am very happy to see the interest in Earth Science growing at Huron. This year we have 7 sections, an increase of 2 over last year.’ David P. Thomas 194 Robert Hubbard Alex Pogirski Judy Seydel ... .The Facts Of Life 195 ‘When in doubt, give the lower grade.’ Wesley Cowell Hi yf Jerry Shull The Ups And Downs Of Business ' This building is great for teaching, except for being too large and having too many students. It’s hard getting acquainted with so many people around-especially with the split shift.’ Fred Matcheck ‘No matter what you do or where you end up in life, you need to know business.’ Mr. Thornton Pat Ashford Fred Matcheck Doris Williams Bob Ochs ‘Teaching at Huron enables me to enjoy sports, people, and good times while doing a job that is both in¬ teresting and challenging, jack Nicklaus, Howard Hughes, and Aristotle Onnasis can have their mil¬ lions. . .we have the River Rats!’ Bob Ochs Miguel Thornton 196 Them Old Rythmic Blues and some new ones Edward Downing RAMPAL the music takes off from his silver flute, drifting, gliding, clinging to the breeze with its silver threads, the image of his music glistens like a newborn spider web dewy in the sun. it slows, hovering to pick up the hitchhiking milkweed fluff, then sails on, carried by the current of the wind inside him. the image of his music flows on, gushing at last into the eager ocean of my mind. Ruth Datz Gabriel Villasurda Jean Pierre Rampal, a well known flutist Linda Hutchins 197 Industrial Arts: Getting Bigger All The Time ‘I believe all students should strive for a balanced education, including liberal arts and sciences.’ Lethaniel Curry Raymond Zawacki Auto Shop Program Expanding During C hristmas vacation, the Auto Shop Dept, recieved a 1973, 454 C hevy Caprice Classic free of charge. The car, with 3,000 miles on it, was used as a test car and by law cannot be driv¬ en on public roads after completing the tests. So it was towed in and is now being used to teach air-condition¬ ing and emmission con¬ trols. A gift from Rampy Chevrolet The future for Huron’s Auto Shop looks promising. An addition to the Auto Shop is being con¬ sidered, after a report by the University of Michigan Bureau of School Services which showed that the automotive facility should be enlarged 3 times to meet require¬ ments for a good vocational pro¬ gram. Reasons for the addition were larger enrollment, students turned away, overcrowding, and poor working conditions. With a growing demand for automotive personnel, the addition will be of great value to the auto¬ motive program. 198 VOCATIONAL ED. PROGRAM ‘We’re not as equipped as we need to meet the educational needs of students in the metals area, but we are making improvements.’ Roger Dick i sr � f r m - Expanding new courses are growing popular among students in the Vocational Education Depart¬ ment. Automotive, Graphics, Electronics, Metal and Architectur¬ al drafting classes have been in¬ creased from one hour to two hour periods a day. Popularity increases because it seems fewer students plan on going to college and intend to begin working after graduation from high school. Not all students are from Huron. This is “Shared time county wide program,” explains Vocational Education Chairman Roy Underwood, “students from Milan, Whitmore Lake, Dexter, Saline and Pioneer also are en¬ rolled.” The purpose of these classes is to “Give students more opportuni¬ ty to gain greater indepth occupa¬ tional skills used on the job,” stated Mr. Underwood. Full Circle meets in the Graphics room. An anonymous faculty member saving energy enroute to school. Burley Hendricks and student 199 ODE TO BOBBY RIGGS One Thursday night at eight o ‘dock, watched Billie Jean beat a chauvinist jock. She took a racket in her hand, and went to defeat the loud mouthed ham. Backhand to the left, forearm to the right, she gave Riggs an awful fight. Finally Riggs began to tire, when it was over King knew he was a liar. “A woman’s place is in the home, ” he said, but Billie showed him, she cut him dead. AH women know that it’s a crime, that they don’t get their equal time. It may be true that men are stronger, but the tennis game thoughts will always live longer. by Billie Engle and Janine Delcamp Tom Weinmann Shaping Up- Fit For Almost Anything John Pheney 200 Hiim I I W WITED HEAD 1 rarpu K, a G S,6 oT dS OUS E 3 }N6AMST M AT ALL T ES 090q 0o „ i tt i n John Nordlinger (right) with Dwight O’Connor (WAAM) Patsy Kollen and as i came around the track on my twelfth lap i saw your name on someone else’s shirt. no tears came this time, just a smile and i kept on running janet krehbiel (Left to Right) J. Love (class princ.), Wolfgang Dozauer, and Terry Salmi 201 Skilled Hands and Creative Minds 4 ° the sparrow still flies the flowers still grow and we live on the world has not stopped the water flows on can it be i do not rule the world? Tom Bowker and some admirers. Student teacher Sarah Birdsall (right) ‘I enjoy my interactions with students and faculty at Huron. I’ve taught at other systems and have not ex¬ perienced the high degree of professionalism that Huron has. Huron is a great school with super students.’ Tom Bowker Debbie Jackson Caution: Student Driver Clear The Roads! ‘Teaching at Huron is en- lighting and fun. There are lots of new faces.’ Marty Read WANNA DRAG? Ernie Gillum John KuIpinski 204 Senior guys attempt to frost a cake. ooking, sewing. . . c Home Ec. Is Fun For All S K c e ft 205 Mmm! Mmm! Good 206 Clean Shiny Clarence I. Williams Max Franklin Jettie Curry l: Kenneth C. Games Everett L. Wilson Lionel Jackson (Head Custodian Huron’s Social Services: Help And Advice Lou Kyprie (School nurse) 208 Jim Berlucchi (Human Relations Worker) Martha Desper (Teacher of Reading) and student Tom Rozear Juniors Are: next year’s exalted leaders fools pretty fine looking diseased, they act like the seniors I’d love to meet one. . .in a dark alley dinks too anxious to become mythical creatures kind of crazy semi-professional party downers (they’re learning) Super Studs! one step beyond the sophomores something for the seniors to beat up neck-biters getting better (they can’t get any worse!) Grrroovy! the ones who tell the sophs, to be glad they’re not juniors yeech! a weird bunch adolescent River Rats a pain in the. .... .well, just a pain not too smart (they mess with the seniors too much) The best! Right on! if they get any taller they’ll have to wear fog lights a little better than the seniors. . .sometimes curvy trying to be like the seniors Far-out! the “bodies” of the student body disgusting they look o.k. but I don’t know any real good little whimps who think they’re bad the best vaulters rulers of the roost mediocre cool (even if we say so ourselves!) ’75 is going to be The year!! 214 ‘You’ve got to be kidding.’ - I ;.r i, mm m IllSIlis . - . : ; . ; 1 1 217 u ' A L ' V ' 4 Sophomores Are: the middle people, it’s rough as long as my sister is one forget it! dope-husslers we’re training them - they have to be cool things from outer in HELP! the coolest, cutest, smartest, greatest, and most modest you think you’ve got problems! Far-Out struggling underclassmen more on my level (I’m 4’10”) flirts that like to chase the seniors “the best in the West’’ mooners. . . FANTASTIC! the “heart and liver’’ of the student body Spirit of ’76 Bad! generally flat-chested, the boys we’ll excuse, the girls will grow up (we hope) trying to get their heads together Great Lovers (they use a book) nothing compared to freshmen the greatest and since I’m a sophomore, I’m the best getting there slowly but surely Uhhh. the ones who keep the freshmen in line obnoxious cuddley knee-biters impossible to live with unless you’re one if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em! BLAH! o.k. they have a little longer to wait a bunch of pea-brains i wonder if i acted like that when i was a sophomore. 227 “WOW!” p f ‘‘Get away from me. . .’ “I don’t believe it. 232 . t • ipi m Mjv £- 1 rt ' ► _ i-, (G MgfyN v, ' r ' KT |r ' ll i ' V | ' •4l i™ v JS ShL, .yTj ' i ji 3«l . iB Freshmen Are: ‘Baby River Rats’ ‘Studs’ ‘Too Short’ ‘Dope-smokin ' freaks’ ‘The baddest men in the whole damn town’ ‘Not necessary (excess baggage)’ ‘Terrif! But we do have our probs!’ ‘Something to step on in the hall’ ‘Smart. The uprising class of Huron’ ‘Younger (ugh!)’ ‘As old as you can be while still having the mentality of a child’ ‘Bad dudes’ ‘They might as well give it up!’ ‘I’m a freshy and I think it’s a lot different and I like it’ ‘A bunch of fairies’ ‘O.K. They have forever’ ‘Ankle-biters’ z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z’ ‘The hippest people gettin’ it together for the future’ ‘Hopeless’ ‘Kids trying to make it’ ‘Very cool’ ‘They’d be O.K. if I didn’t have to get on my knees to look them in the eye’ ‘Wild and careless’ ‘Mostly little kids that run around screaming’ ‘The best!’ ‘Once a freshman, always a freshman’ ‘Who?” ‘The ‘‘armpits” of the student body’ ‘There’s hope. . .maybe’ ‘YEA! I’m a freshman’ ‘TERRIFIC!’ ‘Giving it a good try in this jungle’ ‘Great because I am one and we are all great!’ ‘Yeuk!’ ‘Semi-mature personalities’ ‘Some of my best friends are freshmen. . . ? 0 H0j0 The Universal Language Music, the universal language of mankind, is certainly one of the most popular subjects offered at Huron. Courses range from Symphony Orchestra to Music Appreciation, with over four hundred students participating. The performing groups, directed by Mr. Edward Downing, Mr. G. Villasurda, and Miss Ruth Datz, give several concerts throughout the year along with attending both District and State Festivals where they are judged on their performing levels. Huron groups have always done extremely well at festivals and this year was no exception; both Concert and Symphony Bands and Symphony Orchestra recieved all superior ratings. Cantondo and A Capella Choirs also recieved good ratings. Being a part of a music group at Huron involves much time and hard work. To maintain their level of excellence each group rehearses daily along with occasional evening and after school rehearsals. But all the practicing has paid off, and Huron can be proud to have one of the finest music programs in this state. Far Left: Miss Datz Left: Betsy Born and Kari Wagner GIRLS ENSEMBLE First Row, Left to Right: Loretta Quenon, Jean Schumacher, Miss Datz. Second Row: Sue Faber, Patricia Woolley, Ellen Bien. Third Row: Cynthia Sapsford, Mary Jo DeHart, Karen Steinaway. Choirs Again Recieve Excellent Ratings At Festival CHAMBER CHOIR First Row, Left to Right: B arbara Carron, Karen Grassmuck, Janet Stevenson, Laura Baler, Miss Datz. Second Row: Gary Kikuchi, Jack Baker, David Danemiller. Third Row: Karin Wagner, Kathy Reid, Mary Gould, Patricia Jewell. Fourth Row: Charles Sawyer, Jeff Sinclair, David Laurance, Russell Collins, Kevin Morris. 244 f ' A CAPELLA First Row, Left to Right: Barbara Carron, Gayanne Kell, Karen Wagner, Betsy Born, Gary Kikuchi, David Dannemiller, Peter Manis, Bryan Coulter, Kevin Lunsford, Paul Sponseller, Lori Gibson, Karen Grass- muck, Laura Eschman, Karen Woodward, Carol Myers, Miss Datz. Second Row: Mary Mullin, Noreen Willets, Amadea Bailey, Carol Rhodes, Rodney Van Valkenburg, Steve Manville, Joshua Grosse, Jim Ludema, Charles Moody, Russ Collins, Richard Ross, Jack Baker, Jackie Morris, Gail Allen, Janet Steven¬ son, Cheri Hannah, Laura Baler. Third Row: Patricia Rocco, Kelly Jeffries, Mimi Aldrich, Mary Gould, Jay Gifford, Charles Sawyer, Phillip Rhodes, Jeff Barhopp, Kevin Morris, Janet LaPointe, Tara Edwards, Gretchen Kell, Priscilla Schottin, Patricia Jewell. Fourth Row: Kathy Reid, Dana Gross, Sandy Boeck, Carol Welton, Martha Schulenburg, Howard Cooper, Craig Brennan, Peter Goodman, David Laurance, Robert Howe, Tom Stein, Jeff Sinclair, Jody Payne, Cindy Cheatham, Claudia Baler, Nellie DeBoer. CANTANDO CHOIR First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Newberry, Tammy Webb, Jeanne Kaczkowski, Beth Woodward, Margie Pierce, Sue Faber, Sue Fekety, Anna Mueller, Debbie Warren, Lisa Hobart, Miss Datz. Second Row: Kris Olson, Laurie Semester, Patricia Woolley, Loretta Zuenon, Shelley Wilson, Laurie McCalla, Jean Schumacher, Judy Kovacs, Ellen Bien, Beth Edwards. Third Row: Pam Conboy, Beth Nordin, Daren Steinaway, Pam Nichols, Karen Slagle, Cynthia Sapsford, Karen Owens, Beth Browers, Mary Jo DeHart, Johanna Haama, Susan Eisses. I I I ( � i ■ a MIXED CHORUS First Row, Left to Right: Cynthia Burton, Kathy Orbits, Bonnie Blackmon, Marcia Patton, Mary Copp, John Ohanesian, Andy Hing, James Woodward, Jeff Fuerstnau, Miss Datz. 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II Zimmermann, Lauri SPECIAL STUDENTS Arthos, Jim Bermudez, Carlos Blacklock, Jay Brown, Patrick Bush, Jeff Clare, Walter Clark, Jan Conger, David Covel, Russell Desmond, Sean Dubois, Steve Griffin, John Haft, Steve Hardie, James Johnson, Steve Keilman, Greg Keller, John Ladand, Kevin Malila, Susan Mann, Bill Naylor, Ellen Panter, Barbara Peters, Terry Pilon, Susan Rice, Jim Russell, John Schlegelmilch, R. Schneider, Nancy Siefker, Paul Sieron, Russell Stacy, Ronald Stratton, John Thomson, Brian Wiggins, James CLASS OF 1975 Abbott, Janice L. Abdel, Massih Adams, Jennifer Alcock, Lorie D. Aldrich, Mary Alexander, Karen Alexander, Robbin Allen, Douglas W. Allen, Gail Allen, Paula Amick, Ronald Ammons, Andrew Amstutz, Mary Anderson, Dawn Anderson, Derek Andre, Stephan F. Andrews, Nancy Appel, Kathy L. Armstead, Chariot Armstead, Dennis Ashcraft, Marg M. 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Pehlke, Robert Pellico, Alexander Pelton, Wanda Sue Perkins, Hazel Perlman, Daniel Peterson, William Petrie, Bridget Petsch, Neil Pickard, Bruce Pick), James Pieske, Dawn Pieske, Gerald Piggott, Melissa Pilcher, Jerry Piner, Benjamin Piskorowski, Larry Politis, George Pomorski, Richard Poree, Garreth Porter, Lisa Post, Nancy Putter, Steven Powers, Jess Powsner, Ethan Pratt, Kevin Pressel, Daniel Prochnow, Kathryn Pryor, Connie Pullen, David Purdy, Deborah Purdy, Dianna Radcliffe, Robert Ramer, Steven Ramdial, Usha Rapley, Deborah A. Rappuhn, Ronald Rau, Robert S. Reams, Karen Reed, Diane Marie Reed, Katherine Reeves, James T. Reinhardt, Jeanne Reyes, David Rhude, Alida Richards, Sharon Richardson, Barb Richardson, Ken Richmond, Charles Rigdon, Debra L. Rincon, Luis Ritter, Karon Robbins, Kim Robinson, Johnie Robinson, Thomas Rockman. Bruce Rosenblum, Debbie Roeser, Susan L. Ross, Ronald Ross G. Sandra Rozear, Thomas Ryan, Patricia Sager, Vicki Lynn Salisbury, Scott Sampier, Richard Sapsford, Terry L. Satchwell, Adam Sawusch, Beth Schaeffer, Craig Schembechler, George Scherdt, Brian Schlegelmilch, K. Schmaltz, Kristin Schneider, Patti Schroeder, Diana Schroeder, Richard Schulte, Nancy Sears, Jean Seals, Mary Segura, Ann Seling, Stuart Sell, Kathy Sell, Linda Semester, Laurie Shatter, Richard Shammas, Viviane Sharma, Chandra Sharpe, David A. Shevrin, David Shields, Tom W. Shima, Peter Shrum, Sharon L. Simon, Miriam Simon, Catherine Smalley Elizabeth A. Smith, Edward Sober, Theresa Soth, Jill P. Spivey, Ellen Splitt, Joseph Sponseller, William Staebler, Karen K. Starr, Tamara Stebbins, Leslie Stevens, Jeff Stillman, Niles Stimmel, Kenneth Strachan, Barbara Strader, Richard Strite, Jon Kevin Sullivan, Sean Stubbs, Lori Summers, Ruth Swan, Lynne Swantek, Jane E. Taton, Leslie C. Tek, Kurt Teitel, Bruce Teuscher, Thomas Thames, Linda K. Thomas, Lisa Thornburg, Vanesa Tilley, Christine Tilly, Laura Thilman, Janet Tobias, Kathryn A. Tomsic, Robert Tonsi, Annette Towler, Dottie Tramontin, Mary Treves, Barry Trumpy, Jill Tsigdinos, Alex Tsilis, Mark Turner, Linda Turner, Margaret Ungrodt, Sara Urban, Lynne M. Vachon, Deborah Van Boven, Gregory Vanderkooy, Sylvia Vanderswag, Sharon Van Tuyl, Constance Vanvalkenburg, Robert Vass, Steven Vaughn, Kenneth Venegar, Marcus Visel, Richard Vitagliano, Lisa Von Fange, Judith Vong, Anna Maria Waara, Louise Wadding, James W. Wallace, David Walz, Whitney L. Wander, David Wander, Mark Wang, Albert Warren, Deborah Wasson, Paul Webster, Susan Webster, Theadric Weddington, Alice Weiland, Kurt Wenger, Valerie S. Westin, Mary Beth White, Amos White, Kathleen Wiarda, Edith Wiesner, Steve Wiinnielsen, Karen Wild, Kurt R. Wilde, John Philip Wilde, Mark Wilkinson, Calvin Williams, Kenneth Williams, Mark J. Williams, Nancy Willets, Noreen Willoughby, Alan Wilson, Wesley Wilson, Hope Wise, Sheri Wolfe, Kathleen Woodward, Beth A. Woolley, Patricia Wrobleski, Carol Wurster, Amy Yard, Melissa Yocom, Julie R. Yost, Stephen Zaharee, Michael Zahn, Lori Zale, William Zarik, Zepur Ziegler, Richard Zissis, Chris Zubel, Brian C. Zweifler, Mark CLASS OF 1977 Abbeduto, Leonard Adams, Gardiner Ainsworth, Robert Albert, David M. Alexander, Willia Allen, Michael Amstutz, Robert Anderson, Denise Anderson, Dirk Armstrong, Cynthi Arnold, Richard Ashton, Michele E. Atwater, Richard Bachman, Lawrence Baker, Robin Lynn Bangert, Sally Barlas, Serge Bauer, Marie Beard, James Beer, Harold A. Behnke, David Bennett, Kathy Bennett, Jill Bentzen-Bilkvist Beuschlein, Brand Bird, Steven Birgy, Diane Bisel, Susan Bishar, Bishara Bishop, Retha Blackburn, Everet Blackmon, Bonnie Blau, Lisa Bloom, Cheryl L. Blythe, Anna Luci Bodine, Allen P. Bond, Jean A. Booth, Karen Bortles, Douglas Boyer, Reesa Bradley, Barbara Breitner, David G. Briggs, Susan M. Bright, Gail Brighman, Wm. Hank Brooks, Dorothy E. Brown, Gordon Brown, Janis Brown, Larry Brubajer, Stanley Bryant, Maria Bryant, Michael K. Brysk, Helen L. Burke, Laurita K. Burns, Tamara E. Burton, Cynthia Caddell, Larry Caldwell, Rosemar Calvert, Debra E. Camfield, Cynthia Campos, Paul F. Carpenter, James Carter, Teresa Cashen, Deborah Casto, Patricia A. Chadwick, Edward Champoux, Larry Ceresa Patricia Cherry, Karl Chisolm, Mark Cocco, Peter V. Cochran, Dianne L. Cody, Michael Collins, Maribeth Collins, Michael Combs, Timothy S. Cook, Brian Cook, Kimberly Cook, Robin Cooley, Martha Correll, Lisa J. Corson, Donald J. Coochaftis, Cathy Coochaftis, Nick Cowen, Kathleen A. Craft, William Crots, Leslie Cunningham, Ardis Dailey, Carla Daisher, Helen Daisher, Jerry Daly, Robert J. Davenport, Decill Davis, Teresa D. Daws, Anne M. 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Zill, Mary Elizabeth When she smiled it was Christmas or summer- everyday. a smile that laughed made us want to keep her forever. . . she was Fourth of July sparklers, a strong boat on unfair waves. Kittens in her arms, on her lap. clarinet music. Songs inside of her. . . Lisa. Her footsteps shine even n0W ' —Gretchen Kell 75 For Lisa Reed Staff App . I m Mr. and Mrs. I • Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Banker Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Burdick Mr. and Mrs. Harland F. Danner Mrs. Carole Dell Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Domino Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fekety Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gimmelli Dr. and Mrs. William Grabb Dr. and Mrs. William Grade Jr. Mrs. Catherin Flatten Mrs. Rosemary Flough Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Judson Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Chichiro Kikuchi Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Peifer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pelz . . w fit S® Mr. and Mrs. John E. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Richart Jr. ' Mr. and Mrs. Flarold Read Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Erwin A. Salisbury J.D. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Summers Dr. and Mrs. Thurston Thieme Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wisler Mrs. Evelyn Wooley On The Pedals Of Joy hufon ■ - Today Is The Tomorrow 276 You Worried About Yesterday 277 . . .And Say How Much You’ll Miss Them When It’s Time To Go 279 . There Is A Feeling Of Sadness. . . Like You Don’t Want To Leave Yet, When It Is Over, We Count The - rw ” . - And Hours, r a r 5 ' 1 ...� a little older when you leave, even affected by it “You say he’s going on eighteen. He’s practically a man, isn’t he? So he’ll know his way around soon.” don t know my way around yet,” said Simple — L. Hughes Outside, the sky goes on for miles. —D. Gray . . . and ends with a fire cracker and karate classes. .