Lapeer East High School - Aerie Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)
- Class of 1978
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'iS LAPEER EAST SENIOR HIGH LAPEER, Ml. 1978 X)P f - v dr, REFLECTIONS 2 I — It has seen acorns ■ falling from the trees which grow and obtain life from the river then slowly wilt and die and drop more acorns ... ACTIVITIES .................. 9 SENIORS .....................35 JUNIORS .................... 61 SOPHOMORES ..................71 FRESHMEN.....................81 ACADEMICS ...................91 SPORTS .................... 105 AD’S ...................... 127 SPRING .................... 161 4 It sees the newcomers building towers that reach to the sky and who dirty the river and who still depend on it to survive. 6 The river will be gone. Who will grieve? by Hugh Caley mi 8 DECISIONS!! Decisions. That is what every student council member makes for their class. President Chris Potter is the head of the entire council. Vice President, Kelly Dunmire, helps the members make the decisions on many different issues they decide on. Secretary Meg Warner is there to take notes on the meeting so they may be referred to later. Then comes Treasurer Natalie Smith, who keeps records on the income and outgo of money. President: Chris Potter BEAUTY AND 12 THE EAGLES Lapeer East celebrated its second annual Homecoming on October 14, though its first ever in the Eagle Stadium. Lapeer East fans welcomed Sheri Clark, who was escorted by Mike Ongena, as their 77-78 Queen. Theresa Bulzan, 76-77 Queen, crowned Sheri during halftime. On the field with Sheri were Robin Foster, accompanied by Chris Potter, Shan- non Boyden, with Bill Koza, Terri Ribble and Jeff Wonch, Lori Pelette and Greg Jensen, and Natalie Smith, escorted by Dan Millis. On the court, representing their classes, were junior Rhonda Hackney, sophomore Shelly Sweeney, and freshman Jill Coppa. Downtown students enjoyed a parade of floats, in which the juniors won with the theme Gonna Fly Now . Afterwards the Ea- gle football team played a close, tense game with Holly, the final score being 13-14. The following morning the girls tried their luck, as the Junior Juveniles played a powder puff game against the Senior Bonafieds, the final score: S.B. 38 J.J. 34. Two close games. Then the Homecoming weekend came to an end with a Homecoming Dance for which the Teasers provided the entertainment. — What a weekend. 13 EAGLE BANDS ARE MARCHING BY All the Lapeer East Bands swing to the tune above, and under the direction of Mr. Joesph Dobos, they kick out some moving music. Marching band can be found at any home game, entertaining the fans and pulling off half-time shows with plenty of flair. After the rough and ready pace of marching band, symphony band is a quiet but exciting change. The symphony works hard for concerts and district festivals that round out the season. Concert band is busy too, with preperations for concerts, in which they back up the symphony. These concerts are a very important part of the bands active life. Besides these three main established bands, things are happening in the band room too. Pep band is nestled in the eagle aerie on home-game nights, helping build enthusiasm and spirit with rousing songs. With all this being done, and well at that, the bands certainly have the right to “raise their heads. HAMS AT HEART k Everyone got into the act, as stu- dents and faculty fired up for the Homecoming game. The true image of the students was brought out when everyone came to school in rags and tatters. Tuesday, the halls were filled with movie extras, as stu- dents walked around in disguise with their hats and shades. Childhood memories of lollipops and blankets came on Wednesday and students brought their favorite toys and stuffed animals to comfort them Thursday. Everyone wore green and gold to end Spirit week in true Eagle fashion. 16 THEY KEPT OUR FIRES BURNING At any game they could have been spotted, waving pompoms, cheering like crazy and leading the crowds with chants. In fact, the Pep Club had en- ough spirit to catch the whole school afire. They worked hard making pos- ters, selling hats and buttons, so that everyone would see the Eagle spirit. Events the club sponsored included pep bus rides, a float for homecoming and a dance. Officers leading the Pep Club spirit were President Bev Sweet and Secretary-Treasurer Brad Spencer. Although it took work to keep the flame burning, they never com- plained. 17 WEEK RIGHT OUT OF THIS WORLD If you were from another planet and decided to visit Lapeer East High, the week of February 13-17, a report back to the mother planet might have went like this: They tag each other on Monday, these people are possessive. Hearts seem to be big on Tuesdays as they celebrated Valentines day, a time for sharing and caring. Nice touch. They do dress odd on Wednesday, something their parents did back in a time known as the 50's. Thursday and Friday are times for couples. They traded clothes and things, then dressed alike. On Saturday it was time to boggie down to Twilight Express. Pretty wild, this place called La- peer East High. They sure don't need our culture, mix the two and boy what a world! 18 20 MAKING THEIR OWN KING Directoring Choir, Swing Choir and Glee Club is Mr. Morris. One can see them performing at their best during a performance, practicing or at other schools. r THESPIAN SOCIETY FRONT ROW L TO R: Kors Van Mourick. SECOND ROW: Steve Waters. Jody Caley. Sally Roach. Margo Cuttita. Hugh Caley. THIRD ROW: Sandy Baker. Colleen Brower. Brad Spencer. FOURTH ROW: Marie Cuttita. Mike Poole, and Dawn Blackmon. Brace yourself now. a new National Club has landed in Lapeer. It's the Thespian Society. Members must achieve ten points either acting or working back stage on a production. It's alot of work, but really rewarding. 22 STARS ARE BORN The Drama Club’s talent does not stop, they perform plays, and mime shows at the Fine Art’s Festival. FRONT ROW L TO R: Kors Van Mourick. Can VerPlank. Brad Spencer SECOND ROW: Paula Trojanski. Tammy Beckett. Neil Clark. Mark Brown. Jenny Waters. Sally Roach. THIRD ROW: Colleen Brower. Mary Gail. Margo Cuttita. Kathy Smith. Becky Gross. Jody Caley. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Baker. Gary Cuttita. Hugh Caley. Dawn Blackmon. Steve Waters. Marie Cuttita. Mike Poole. Mike Wilson. 23 A THURBER CARNIVAL Sixteen different skits, and thirteen different actors actresses, it’s no wonder you probably thought you were in a carnival. When James Thurber and Charles Hiner get together, that's what you have, a Thurber Carnival. Add the fantastic musicians and you’ve got a delightful evening. If Grant had been drinking at Appromatax. Mr. Preble gets rid of his wife. Gentlemen shoppers off on a spree. 24 The Pet Counselor. I can't believe she did that. Cast Director: Charles Hiner Student Director: Tammy Beckett Colleen Brower Dawn Blackmon Mark Brown Jody Caley Steve Chapdelaine Gary Cuttitta Celeste Lechner Kathy Smith Brad Spencer Paula Trojanski Kors Van Mourick Gwyn Walker Steve Waters 25 “THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK” CAST Mr. Frank.......................................................................Kors van Mourick Meip.........................................................................................Gwyn Walker Anne Frank .................................................................................Sally Roach Mrs. Frank.....................................................................Paula Trojoanowski Mr. Dussel ............................................................................Mike Poole Mrs. Van Dann Mr. Van Daan . Margot Frank . Mr. Kraler .... Peter Van Daan Tammy Beckett ....Mike Wilson Celeste Lechner Shawn Bashore .. Derrick Pinnix LAPEER EAST’S PROS CONS Just in it's first year the Debate Team has participated in over 200 debates. With only four members, taking the stand of affirmative is (below right) Scott Staunton and Gary Cripps. And the negative being Carol Dubois (far left) and Darryl Castellio (left). Mr. Snyder the teams advisor feels the team has had a good year this year and hopes for better in 78- 79. 27 BREAK OUT THE SKIS: IT’S Ski Club members- FRONT ROW: L TO R Mike Carmichael. Amanda King. Monica Piorunek. Bob Mack. Kathy Miklovich. Pie- dad Franco. Joyce Ludington. SECOND ROW: Paul Baguley. Tom Jenson. Sue Rezelman. Cheryl Hutchings. Paul Mi- chelson. Linda Peters. Outi Paavola. TOP ROW: Brad Firstine. Finn Honsberg. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! That should be the motto of the La- peer East Ski Club. The club mem- bers glide along the wonderful stuff, having the time of their life. Where can you find these happy-go-lucky people? Why skiing on the slopes of the Pine Knob Ski Resort, of course. Mr. Putnam and Mr. Gerlach, the ad- visors of the group have just as much fun as the rest of the gang. All in all, the group, who usually met to go skiing on Wednesdays, have some pretty wild times living it up on the slopes. 28 EAGLES’ LETTERMEN The Varsity Club is an organiza- tion made up of students who have participated in a varsity sport. As a group they set up meetings, plan money raising pro- jects for field trips such as. Michi- gan State basketball games, and a canoe trip. The club is responsible for supporting most of Lapeer East’s athletics. It’s members highly recommend it. The members of the Varsity Club are FRONT ROW L TO R Mike Ongena. Rob Porter. Greg VerPlank. Rick Pearson. Scott McCallum. Mark Powell. SECOND ROW L TO R Richard Dobis. Curt Coulter. Cindy Hotchkiss. Diane Maresh. Outi Paavola. THIRD ROW L TO R Ashley Tucker. Renee Robins. MaryAnn Ortman. Meg Warner. Colleen Muir. BACK ROW L TO R Jayne Deklerk. and Sheri Clark 30 REACHING THE HONORS The members of National Honor Society are: Dan Millis, Chris Potter, Jeff Wonch, Aimee Bommarito, Cheryl Ish, Robin Foster, Vicki Hanes, Kathy Miklo- vich, Meg Warner, Pam Daley. Sue Rezelman, Nat- alie Smith, Renee Robbins, Dan TerBush, Paul Mi- chelson, Kim Coulter, Steve Smith, Theresa Eychner, MaryAnn Ortman, Daryl Castillo, Theresa Muldoon, Cari VerPlanck, Holly Tallon, Stephen Young, Christina Redmond, Roger Spencer, Pamela Swayze, Lisa Lincoln, Hilda Deklerk, Sheri TerBush, Dolores Jasinowski, Lynda Peters, Kay Spergeon, Carol Daley, Jill Webester, Christopher Bahls, An- drew Bommarito, Bruce Smith, Tracey Colyer, Deb- orah Ehman, Karen Thomas, Rhonda Hackney, Lyn- da Bradshaw, Denise Fowler, Diana England, Rich- ard Dobis, Tammy Younge. Cheryl Boiler, Peggy Hackney, Randy Paschke, Orly Algom, Piedad Fran- co, Finn Honsberg, Outi Paavola, Martin Hundelt. WACKY WORLD OF YEARBOOK Right: Tammy Fisher — Faculty Left: Vicki Whitcome — Faculty Left: Cheryl Hutchings — Seniors Right: Colleen Brower — Clubs Activities Left: Miss Hallow — Yearbook Advisor Right: Kathy Miklovich — Editor Left: Gary Cripps — Head Photographer Right: Dave Vetter — Photographer Left: Bob O'Henley — Ads Right: Bob Mack — Sales Manager Ads Left: Dawn Lents — Freshmen Middle: Rochelle Crithers — Sophomores Right: Debbie Raymond — Juniors Left: Shannon Boyden — Sports Right: Allison McMann — Sports 32 COMPANY MARCH, FORWARD ART Front Row. L to R: Gloria Kaller. Amanda King. Monica Piorunek. Tammy Fisher. Kathy Miklovich. Cheryl Hutchings. Sue Thwing. Second Row. Debbie Rodiquez. Chris Redmond. Tammy Beckett. Char Redmond. Dolores Carter. Mary Gail. Torri Thomas. Mary Sotzen. Tammy Yake. Gay Turrell. 33 CHESS EXPRESS . . . Row 1 — Chris Adamski. Dan TerBush. Jeff Kirby. Ray Garrison. John Brower. Row 2 — Sharon Rinkevich. Bob Mack, Jack Clark. Randy Balch. Row 3 — Ken Schultz. John Gross. Mark Mason. Paul Michelson. Kors Van Mourick. Working with the Chess Club for four years now. Mr. Mikus. Advisor Sponser, still enjoys a challenge. 34 REFLECTIONS OF OUR SENIOR YEAR Pressing their noses against the glass are our Senior Class Representa- tives. From L to R: Pam Da- ley. Julie Lagalski, Doug For- far, Robin Foster, Mary Ann Ortman. All caged up are our Sen- ior Class Board of Directors, waiting to get out. From L to R: Sally Stock, Pat Daley, Cheryl Hutchings. Dan Ter- Bush, Tammy Fisher, The- rese Pierce, Vickie Spur- geon. Marge Miracle, Lori Pelette. Mi i ■ 36 JIM ADAMS ORLY ALGOM. Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; International Club 4. PATSY ALLEN. Pep Club 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; French Club 3. 4 BRUCE ANDRESS PAUL BAGULEY. Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4 VICKI BAILEY. Pep Club 2. 3; Glee Club 1; Choir 2. 3. 4; Counselor Asst. 2. 3. 4 MIKE BAKER DEBBIE BALCH JEFF BALL. Ski Club 3. 4. 37 Splish. splash, they're taking' a bath. CHRIS BARKER. Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. SHAWN MICHAEL BASHORE. Baseball 1. 2. 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Football Mgr. 3. CHARLEY BAUROTH A. DOUG BENNER. Honor Guard 3. DAWN BLACKMON. Choir 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Drama Sec. 3. 4; Swing Choir 3. 4; Choir Pres. 3; Choir Vic. Pres. 4; ‘ Final Dress Rehearsal 3: Blood Photo 4; ‘‘Witness For The Prosecution 3. PENNY BLACKWELL. Glee Club 1; Choir 1. 2. 3 KEVIN P. BLAIR. FFA 2. LORI BOLDT. Art Fair 1. CHERYL BOLLER AIMEE BOMMARITO. DOUG BOSTIAN Spanish Club 1: The Miser 2; Don’t Drink the Water 3; Witness For The Prosecution 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Thespian Society 3. 4. SHANNON BOYDEN. Pep Club 2; Ski Club 3; Yearbook 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 4 “Go Michigan « • ■ 38 ANN BURRIS. Yearbook JIM BUSHMAN 2. 3; Spanish Club Sec. 2; Glee Club 3. TODD BREWER. Hockey 2. 3. 4; Football 2. TOMMIE BRIDGES CORAL BRIGMAN BRAD BROWN. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 KELLY BROWER. Drama Club 3. 4; FHA 3. JANE BROWN EVELYN BUCKLER. Track 1. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. CHERYL BURNS 39 ROBIN CAMERON. Spanish Club 1. 2. MIKE CARMICHAEL. Tennis 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 DOLORES CARTER. Art Co. 4; Drama Club 4 DARRYL CASTILLO. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Table Tennis 3; National Honor Society 3. 4: Debate Team 4. DENNIS CLARK JACK CLARK. Track 1; Baseball 2; Chess Club 4; Lib. Asst. 4. MURIEL THROWER (CLARK) NEAL CLARK. Pep Club 3; Drama Club 4; FFA 2. 3. SHERI CLARK. lleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Varsity Club 2. 4; Softball 1. 2. KATHY CLEMENS JOHN CLINE. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. RICK COLE 40 ROGERT COLGAN. Our Town 2; The Miser 2; Antie Spring 3; Drama Club 3: Thespian Society 3. KAREN COPP. Art Co. 2. 3; Art Fair 2; Student Council 3. FRANK CRAWFORD. Choir 2. 3. MARGO CUTTITTA. Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Thespian Society 3. 4; Yearbook 3. PAMELA DALEY. Board of Dir. 1; Class Sec. 2. 3; Student Council Rep. 4. KIM MICHEAL COULTER. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Board of Dir. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4 VICKIE COULTER 'M refuse to be put in the yearbook again. PAT DALEY. Cheerleader 1. 2; Class Pres. 2; Student Council 3; Board of Dir. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. RENEE DEVOR. Art Co. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1; Track 2. DEBBIE DILLON. Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 2. 3: Ski Club 3. 4 JOHN DUBOIS. Wrestling 2. 41 JIM ERVIN TERESA EYCHNER. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Class Vice. Pres. 4; Drama Club Vice. 4; Drama Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. AMY FELL. Cheerleader 2. Board of Dir. 3: French Club 1: Ski Club 1. 2; Swing Choir 3. PAM FELTON. Volleyball 2. MARK FISCHER. Pep Club 1 TAMMY FISHER. Board of Dir. 4; Art Co. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 4; Yearbook 4. J. DOUGLAS FORFAR. Wrestling 1. 2; Cross Country 2; Student Council Rep. 2. 4; Class Vice. Pres. 3. ROBIN FOSTER. National Honor Society 3. 4; Girls State 3; Var. Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 4 PIEDAD FRANCO. International Club 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4 “I Believe In Hockey. Girls And__________' 42 •THE SENIORITY STARE BECKY GARY. Drama Club 4 KEVIN GELOGE CORINNE GOODWIN. Tennis 2: Ski Club 3. 4; Nurses Aid 4 RANDY GREEN. Track 1; Wrestling 2. EMMA GRUBER PEGGY HACKNEY. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. VICKI HAINES. Glee Club 1. 2; Choir 3. 4; Swing Choir 4; Track 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4 ROBERT HARKNESS PAUL HAVER. Football 1: Track 2. 3. 4. SCOTT HEALEY TODD D. HENLEY. Football 1. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; Baseball 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4 TOM HENNESSEY 43 DEBBIE HESSLER. Tennis 4; Ski Club 4; Track 4 BRIAN HEWSON. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. CAROL HILL CINDY HOTCHKISS. Volleyball 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Softball 3. 4; Track 2; Ski Club 3. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4 “Please don’t tell me I have to do it all over again! KAREN HOUCK BRENDA HOUGHTALING. French Club 1. 2; Of- fice Asst. 4. PAM HOUGHTALING 44 STEVE HOVEY PAM HOVIS. Spanish Club 1. 2. RICK HOWARD. FFA 1. 2. JOSEPH HOWLAND MARTIN HUNDELT. Student Council 4; Concert Choir 4; Swing Choir 4 PATRICK E. HUNT GREG JENSEN. Football 2. 3. 4; Tennis 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Student Council 4; Varsity Club. 4. PENNY JOHNSTONE TAMMY JUDD CHERYL HUTCHINGS. Tennis 3. 4; Softball 3. 4; Pep Club 2 Sec.. 3; Yearbook 2. 4; Art Co. VP 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 4; Board of Dir. 3. 4; Cheerleading 3. CHERYL ISH. Track 3. 4; Choir 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 1. National Honor Society 3. 4; Cross Country Mgr. 3. 4. “Who's the guy that put the super glue in my pocket’s? DON JUNE. Football 1. LAURA KAFFENBERGER 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. GLORIA KALLER. Nurses DAVE KEENA. Ski Club 3.4. Aid 4; Student Council Rep. 1. 2: Class Sec. 4; Art Co. 3. Tres. 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 4. 45 DAVE KOHNS. Baseball FINN KONSBERG. Cross 1; Chess Club 1; French Country 4; Ski Club 4; Club 1. Track 4; Student Council 4; French Club 4. BILL KOZA. Hockey 2. 3. DEANNA KRASCELL 4; Tennis 3. 4; Ski Club 3. BEN KELLY KAREN KILEY MIKE KLAUKA. Football 3. 4; Track 4; Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 4. SHERYL KLEINKNECHT KEVIN KNIGHT. Hockey 2. 3. STEVE KOERBER Did you see what I just saw? 46 NEIL MACLARTY. Football 1. 2; FFA 1. 2. 3; Track 4. CAROL MALLENDER. Glee Club 1. 2. 3; FHA 1; Variety Show 3. BILL MANNING JULIA LAGALSKI. Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Sugar Bowl 3. 4. KEITH LAMPHIER KEITH LANGE. Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 4: Football 1. 2; Golf 3; Wrestling 1. BECKY LINES. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1; Softball 1: Track 3; Student Council Rep. 2; Trip To France 3. ROXANNE LOCKREY SUE LOCKREY KELLY LUIKART. Tennis 1. 2. 3; Volleyball 2. 3: Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. JOHN LYLE BOB MACK. Ski Club 3. Tres. 4; FFA 1. 2. 3. Sec. 4; Chess Club 4; Debate Team 3; Yearbook 4. 47 'I was referred to you by my psychologist. TERRIE MAPLEY. Secretary 1. 2. 3; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3; Baseball Mgr. 2: Office Asst. 2. 3; Gym Asst 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. JANINE MATAS. Tennis 4. GREG MAWER. Football 1. SCOTT MCCALLUM. Varsity Club 2. 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3; Track 4. BRETT MCCALPIN TERRI MCCOMB. Basketball 3: Cheerleading 2; Ski Club 3. CAROL MCLEAN ALLISON MCMANN. Track 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 4; Yearbook 4. CATHY MCMANN. Basketball 2; Softball 2; Tennis 4; Volleyball 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3: Varsity Club 3. PAUL MICHELSON. Ski Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. VP 4; Chess Club 1. 4 KATHY MIKLOVICH. Art Co. 2. 3. Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 3. Sec. 4; Yearbook 2. 3. 4 CLINT MILLER. Baseball 2. 3. 4; Football 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Ski Club 3. 48 DAN MILLIS, Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Varsity Club. MARGE MIRACLE, Board of Dir. 1. 2. 4; Glee Club 1; Choir 2; Cheerleading 3; Coun. Asst. 3. 4; Pep Club 3. CAMILLE MIRACLE KAREN MOAK BRAD MONTNEY. Football 1; Baseball 2; Cross Country 3; Golf 4. TOM MOORES ROSEMARY MURPHY. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Board of Dir. 3; Pep Club 3. LARRY MUXLOW PATTY NETTERFIELD CARLA NORTH. Pep Club 3. KEVIN NORTH ROSE ANN (MCCAULEY) NUTT. Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 2. 3. 49 MIKE ONGENA. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 2: Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 2. 4. MARY ANNE ORTMAN. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1, 2; Softball 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Vice. Pres. 2; Student Council Rep. 4; Varsity Club 3. 4; Yearbook 2. 3. OUTI PAAVOLA DAWN RENE PARKER. Track 1. RANDY LEE PASCHKE. National Honor Society 3. 4; Chess Club 4. JANET PAYEA. Lib. Asst. 3. 4. RICK PEARSON. Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4. LORI PELETTE, Cheerleading 1. 2; Board of Dir. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Ski Club 3. MUFFIE PETZ JOHN PHELPS. Football 1. 2; Baseball 2. 3. 4. THERESA PIERCE. Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Art Co. 3; Board of Dir. 4; Cheerleading 3. 4; Varsity Club 3; Ski Club 4; Sugar Bowl 3. DERRICK PINNIX. Drama Club Pres. 2; Plays 1. 2. 3. 4; Arts Festival 2. 3. 4 50 ROBERT PORTER. Football 1. 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Pres. 1. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3; Hockey 2; Cross Country 2; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4. CHRIS POTTER. Student Council Pres. 4; National Honor Society 4. 3: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Forensics 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. VP 4; Boy's State 3; Track 2. 3. AVA RAFIDI KAY RAMSEY. Student Council Rep. 1; Pep Club 1; Wizard of Oz 1. SUE ELLEN REZELMAN. Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club Tres. 2; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 1. Tres. 2. 3-4; Math Team 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. Tres. 4; Board of Dir. 3; Class Tres. 2. 4 TERRI RIBBLE. Track 3. 4; Homecoming Court 4; Ski Club 4; Art Co. 2. JIM RICKFELDER. Football 1 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1 Ski Club 3; Varsity Club 3. 4 STEVE RILEY. Baseball 2 DAN RINKEVICH. Track 2 This food is getting to me SALLY JEAN ROACH. Cheer- leading 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Play Prod. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. Sec. 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Class Tres. 1; Board of Dir. 2. 51 Our three contestants. Who will it be 1 2 3 for the curliest hair. ‘And he didn't think I could do it!' RENEE ROBBINS, French Club 2; Art Co. 2; Pep Club 2. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Basketball 3; Varsity Club 3. 4; Ski Club 3. CHUCK ROBERTS. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphony Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Choir 3. 4. RITA ROOKER. Drama Club 2. 3. 4; Thespian 3. 4; Choir 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Our Town 2; “Witness For The Pros. 3; Final Dress Rehearsal 3. JERRY ROSSMAN. FFA 1; Drama Club 1. 2. LINDA ROWLEY CATHY RUSSELL Art Fair 1. CINDY RUSSELL. Spanish Club 1. DAWN RUSSELL Spanish Club 1, 2. ROGER RUSSELL JILL ST. PIERRE. Band 1. 2. 3. 4 ED SCHLAUD. Football 4; Hockey Mgr. 4; Track 4; FFA 2. 3. JANIE SCHMIDT TIM SCHRODER MARGARET SUE SCHULTZ. Pep Club 1. 3. NATALIE SMITH. Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 2: Class Tres. 3; Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 3. 4. STEPHEN SMITH. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2; National Honor Society 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3 PAM SOHLDEN. Basketball 1: Track 2. 3; Cheerleader 3. KEVIN SOLT. Football 2. 3; Baseball 2. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 BRAD SPENCER. Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama Club 1. 2. 3. Pres. 4: Pep Club 1. 4. Pres. 2. 3: Class Pres. 4; Art Co. 2; Choir 1. 3; Plays 1. 2. 3, 4; Honor Thespian 4. VICKI SPURGEON. Softball 1: Student Council 2. 3. 4; Basketball The Beetle made me do it! 53 BOB SUTPHIN JOHN P. SZEWCZYK DANIEL TERBUSH. Football 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 4; Chess Club 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Board of Dir. 4. KELLY THOMPSON PHYLLIS S. TOOLE. Softball Mgr. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 3; Basketball Mgr. 4: Varsity Club 3.4. MIKE TOWNSEND Baseball 2. 3. 4. FRANK TRUDELL ROBERT TUCKER. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. JANICE EILEEN TURNER. Glee Club 1. 2. Oh. was I suppose to put paper in?” 54 HANK TYRRELL KAREN VAIL LIZ VAKULA PAUL VERBEKE JILL VERRAN DAVE VETTER. Football 1; Yearbook 4. GREG VER PLANK. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Club 2. 3. Pres. 4 SHERRI L. WALTERS. Teacher Asst. 4. MEG WARNER. Board of Dir. 1. 2; Student Council 3. Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Softball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. “Wait a minute I've got something stuck on my tooth. I'm so hungry I could eat a piece of cardboard! 55 PAMELA K. WATTS THERESE WEIR. Softball 2. 3; Tennis 3. 4. DEBBIE WELCH. Track 2. DARRELL WEST LORI WESTON VICKIE WHITCOME. Cheerleader 2. Capt. 3; Pep Club 2. 3; Track 2; Tennis 4; Sugar bowl 3; Yearbook 4. PAMI WINSLOW TAMI WINSLOW THOMAS WOSZCZYNA. Library Asst. 3. 4. LINDA CALDWELL (WALKER) EVA MAKEDONSKY TRACIE PERRY 56 A good way to burn your money. Can't anyone have any privacy around here? Hello .. Operator? A distant relative of Groucho Marxs. The rubber-band man. Madame Lollypop. Silly Sally laughed and laughed 57 A SHOT FROM Bags are around the eyes. S8 “Highly Concentrated. The effect of Maturation.” The TerBush kissing fish. 59 THE CLASS OF 78 IS GREAT “Want my Robert Redford impersonation? Santa Claus, the newest member of our band. I bet you can’t guess what I’m thinkin’. “The wet one Look out here I come! and still half a day left “I dare say my dear Watson, it's a snowflake! 60 Look out here they come the Junior Board of Directors at right L to R: Kara Hodoraski, Tessa Clark, Tammy Beckett, Amanda King, Monica Piorunek, Carol Daley, Bev Sweet, Sandy Simon. The next group in the council is very important, the class officers! Lower left hand corner L to R: Gwyn Walker, Jill Webster, Ashley Tucker, Pam Haskell. When you want something brought up in the meetings who do go to? The Class Representatives! lower right hand corner top to bottom: Chris Bahls, Colleen Muir, Kim Krehel, Rhonda Hackney, Lisa Henley. And there you have it Juniors, your Student Council! Ghasson Aboneaaj Chris Adamski Bob Addison Cathy Albert June Allen David Anderson Ken Andress Jane Arms Lori Avenall Laura Bagley Chris Bahls Sandy Baker Joe Balabon Dan Balia Carol Bannister Lowell Bashore Rich Bauer Dwain Beck Tammy Beckett Glenn Best Nancy Bitters Robert Blackwell Kathy Bohnett Cathy Boiler Andy Bommarito Ken Borgen Jim Bargman Doug Borrousch Mark Botello Rita Bower Lori Bradshaw Lynda Bradshaw Jill Brewer Connie Bristow Gerry Broecker Colleen Brower Lori Brumfield Ed Bulzan Larry Bunch Carol Burgess Erin Burt 63 Marsha Calvert Rochelle Carithers Chrisann Carlson Bruce Carr Duane Childers Robin Cichorcki Scott Clark Tessa Clark Tom Collins Tracey Colyer Terry Combs Leslie Conger Curt Coulter Dan Coulter Jacqueline Cratuer Renee Crosby Julie Cunningham Maria Cuttitta Carol Daley Diana Davis Lucinda Deaver Diane Debois Hilda Deklerk William Delacy Timothy Delong Mike Dennis Shelly Depuy Karen Devaney Ernest Deview John Dillon Richard Dobis Brian Donahue David Dorr Kelly Dunmire Theresa Dupont Paul Duvall Richard Edgerton Michelle Eglar Deborah Ehman Thomas Elliot 64 Diana England Mary Ervin Glenda Everman Jennifer Farrington Brad Firestine Denise Fowler Sharon Fox Kevin Franzel Mary Gail Jim Gettle Wade Gingell Lynne Gleason Fred Green Christopher Griffin Rhonda Hackney Christie Hall Dixie Hall Kirk Hamilton Debbie Hardin Mark Harding Pamela Haskell Richard Hathaway Melissa Henley Timothy Henley Debbie Henry Wayne Hester John Hicks Donald Hiltz Kara Hodorowski Kevin Horwath Mary Hubbell David Hufana James Humphrys Anthony Husted Doug Hutchings Lori Hyde Mary Irelan Cindy Jackson Richard Jackson Dolores Jasinowski Kim Jasper Thomas Jensen Dianne Johnson Julia Johnson 65 Mark Jewell Jeffrey Jones Ronda Judd Danny Kardell Amanda King Dennis King Ike Klauka James Klauka Martin Krause Kim Krehel Luisa Kulin Jay Lane Katherine Lane Craig Leidheiser Francine Leitner Brian Lewis Sandra Lewis Trisha Lilley Lisa Lincoln Deborah Linton David Little Kathy Madeline Kevin Mallender Diane Maresh Wilfred Marr Jennifer Marsh Thomas Maresh Connie Mawer Christopher May Carol McBride Donald McCalpin Michael McClelland Richard McGarry Krystal Mellish Cindy Millen Al Miller Kurt Molden Roxanne Morey Arnold Morris Theron Morris 66 Richard Morse Colleen Muir Terri Muldoon James Murphy Tracy Mys Robert O'Henly Ruth Ostrander Christopher Ozminski Robert Park Denella Peasley Robert Pender Lynda Peters Chandler Petibone Linda Phelps Heather Pike John Piorunek Monica Piorunek Andrew Polishuk Michael Poole Daniel Powell Mark Powell Rick Pullicin Michael Putnam Charlene Ramsey Dale Raymond Mark Raymond Christena Redmond Cynthia Reynolds Sharon Rinkevich Keith Root John Rouse 67 Kendra Russell Roger Salk Alan Schlaud Chris Schroder Steve Schroeder Ken Schultz Diane Schwerin Tracey Scrimger Chris Shaffer Rick Shaver Nancey Shea Bill Short Sandy Simon Bruce Smith Dave Smith Wayne Sohlden Wendy Sohlden Stacy Sontag Donna Speck Rodger Spencer Tom Standel Mark Stiles Betty Story Kelly St. Pierre Debbie Strobbie Wendy Sundelius Barry Sutton Penny Suuppi Bill Suuppi Pam Swayze Bev Sweet Holly Tallon L.D. Taschner Karen Thomas Joe Tor Mark Tripp G8 Paula Trojannowski Jim Truba Ashley Tucker Jenny Tucker Terri Tucker Lynn Turner Melanie VanAllen Koris VanMourik Cari VerPlank Joy Verran Tracey Walker Craig Walters Lynda Washburn Jan WaterLoo Steve Waters Park Watson Jill Webster Karen Wells Dean West Jeff White Chris Wilson Mike Wilson Tammy Wilson Cheryl Wolfe Sherry Wood Randy Wurmlinger Scott Yelland Steve Young Tammy Young Dona Zakariasen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE mi ? Cindy Bashlor Lowell Bashore Richard Bauer Lorraine Bauroth Ernest Binson Hugh Caley Wendy Chalmers Donna Dombowski Diane DuBois Joe Garica Jeffrey Garrison Val Harris Tammy Henderson Teresa Johndro Connie Johnson Susan Johnson Teresa Johnson Craig King Francis King Finn Konsberg Debora Laney Karen Lee Deborah Pool Jeffrey Reidel Terry Rouse Kathleen Ryan Nanette Scramlin David Sexton Deborah Sheridan Scott Smith Steve Smith Tammie Spanke Ted Stanford Cheryl Stone Howard Touchette Lori Touchette Phillip Verbeke Gwyn Walker William Watson Bobbie Winn Roger Yost 69 SOPHOMORES POWER CELL Ready Sophomores! Announcing this years students of action. At right is the lead- ing action team, The officers, from from L TO R: Jenny Tucker, Lisa Hnicila, Ellen Sut- ton and not shown Sue Hock, another part of this great working four-some. The next hard-working group presented is the class reps, (below right) This team is from L TO R top, Velvet Berry, Beth Scrimger, Scott Staunton, Brenda Best, Sally Adams, bot- tom Amy Petrie, Danna Nass, Kathy Pierce, and Jennifer Waters. Also not shown Dan Vaughn. Filling out the Student Council ac- tion team for 1977 78 is the Board of Direc- tors. From L TO R: is Beth Potter, Jayne Deklerk below Annette Best, Beth Ann Pot- ter, and Debbie Blackwell. 72 Sally Adams Judy Adamski Tracy Altheidi Cheryl Amyx Tonia Anderson Darlene Andress Mike Arms Randy Bailey Tracey Bailey Randy Balch Jim Ball Monica Bandur Cathy Bannon Geoffery Barker Velvet Barry Mike Bashlor Mike Bastien Amy Bentley Derek Bentley Cheryl Bessey Annette Best Brenda Best John Best Ron Best Anita Bissonnette Debbie Blackwell Robert Boost Tawnee Bowers Karl Bracy Kim Bridges Debra Bristow Jeff Brooks Debbie Brown Mark Brown Steve Bruce Tim Bullion 73 Denise Bunch Leslie Burgess Cheryl Burrough Jody Caley Susan Calvert David Cameron Ray Campbell Lisa Carter Steve Chapdelaine Stephine Childers Sue Chrisler Dane Clark Debbie Clark Jerry Clark Charlotte Coats Tammy Colosky Louis Conrad Kevin Coulter Gary Cripps David Cunningham Sonda Curtis Lori Daley Jayne DeKlerk Dan Dellar Terry Dennis Darryl DeVaney Joe DeView Margaret DeVor Theresa DeVor Denise Dillon Ron Dobis Pat Doherty David Dombowski Lori Dubey Carol DuBois Jean Edgett Jim Elliott Luanne Ellis Christie Erickson Stella Escamilla Gladys Ethridge 74 Lori Everman Roger Eychner Jeff Felton Paul Ferguson Sheri Feild Scott Foster Marina Garcia Ray Garrison Bob Gary Kent Gingell George Giuchici Amy Griwahn Jon Gross Pam Grunber Keith Grunewald Rodger Hackney Monica Haines Deanna Hall Mike Halls Monty Hamilton John Harriman Kevin Head Rene Hickie Kathy Hildebrandt Linda Hiltz Bill Hitchcock Sue Hock Mark Hofert Vince Holden Lisa Hoscila Don Hotchkiss Paula Houck Gary Houghtaling Ron Houghtaling Grant House Starla Hovey 75 Vivian Humble Mary Humphrys Sharon Humphrys Mike Hutchinson Charlene Jackson Steve Jarvis Daniel Jasper Jeff Jeakle Joan Jewell Darlene Johnson Laura Johnson Steve Johnson Debbie Jones Steve Jones Tim Jones Mary Kelly Kris Kibby Nancy Kiley Shane Kitchen Dan Klauka Karen Knight Lynn LaClair Cathy Lacroix Jeff LaCross Julie Laidler Randy Lawrence Celeste Lechner Kevin Lee Dawn Lents Barbara Lesley Dan Lilly Joe Logan Greg Lonsberry Joyce Ludington Loren Lumley Penny Lyle David Lynch Christine Mabry Jerrie Mapley Jill Marchie Tim Marston 76 Julie Mawer Mark Mason Stephen Mason John Mawer Scott Mawer Michelle McCormack Timothy McCorry Ernie McDanel Joy McDaniel Terrie McKenzie Tim Mikulski Joy Millerschin John Mitchell DeeAnn Montgomery Orvin Montgomery Lori Montney Devon Moon Bruce Moore Terri Morgan Suzette Munday Randolph Mys Walter Myus Deanna Nas Duane Neff 77 Gerald Nowiski Linda Nunn Robert O'Briant Jeffery O'Donnell John O'Henley Thomas Ostrander Timothy Ostrum Theresa Otting Tony Palmer Mike Payne Rhonda Pease Richard Pender Rick Pender Phillip Perez Kim Perry Todd Peter Jeffery Peters Kelly Petibone Gregory Phillips Traci Phillips Lori Pfister Tom Pickett Katherine Pierce lain Pike Pam Polzin Beth Potter Beth Potter Stephine Powell Kenneth Provost Gay Putnam Cheryl Quade Elian Rapley Cynthia Rappuhn Debbie Raymond Terry Raymond Donnie Ream Tonya Reece Rod Ribble John Rickfelder Douglas Ridley Robin Ridley Roy Roberts Sue Rucker Theresa Running Tait Rush Jeanene Rutherforld William Sadler Don’t look now but there's a camera over there. 78 Carol Salvador David Sanders Scott Sanford D Schimmelpfenning Carol Schlaud Phyllis Schlad Lori Schriber Barry Schroeder Denise Schroder Debra Schunck Beth Scrimger Pstricia Seger Dorene Shaffer Lorene Shaffer Amy Sheppard Carla Shoultz Judy Slater Allen Smith Brian Smith Daniel Smith David Smith Doug Smith Duane Smith Geri Smith Kathy Smith Wendy Smith Mary Sotzen Elizabeth Spaeth Bonie Speck Renee Springsteen Jeffrey St.Pierre David Stanford Scott Staunton Ron Stewart Frank Stimson Scott Stimson Fred Stock 3eth Stone Jeffrey Storey LeeAnn Stover Dan Strobbe Alison Strong Ronald Stewart Suzanne Subora Scott Sundelius 79 Mike Suthphin Ron Sutphin Ellen Sutton Shelly Sweeney Eva Takas Karrie Thane Sue Thatcher Deanna Thick Sue Thwing Scott Timmons Joe Toland Carolyn Truba Scott Trudell Leslie Turner Gay Tyrrell Dawn Tysick John Vail Dan Vaughan Scott Vetter Nancy Wakeford Kevin Walker Derrick Walters Steve Walters Jennifer Waters Mike Werner Mike West Bonnie Wilcox Jeff Wilson Shirley Winn Kelly Withrow Bob Wood Pam Wood Ann Wright Kelly Wright Tammy Yak Lori Zakariasen PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Martin Aquinaga Carolyn Brinker John Bruce Debbie Collins Rick Collins Virginia Coulter Mark Crankshaw Jeff Daugherty Gorden Edgerton Dawn Feliciano Karen Harrow Kim Hart Kathy Hobyak Margie Hobyak Randy Judd Jody Kile Dion Maples Stephen Mason Joseph Mass Amy Petrie Karen Rafidi Danny Robinson Daniel Robinson Chris Russell Doug Smith Frank Simson Brent Thane Barry Wilcox 80 Let’s here it for the Freshmen Student Council. First meet the Board of Directors right. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Char Redmond. Lori Brewer MIDDLE ROW: Dan Gingell, Julie Burrough, Dave Simon BACK ROW: Cheryl Lagalski, Ellen Ortman, Jeff Kerby, Jackie Kerr, Sandy Fisher. Now the head of the entire committee the Class Officers below left, Jill Coppa, Julie Solden, Lori Muir, Lynette Trudell. Last, but still important is the Class Representatives (below, right, top to bottom) Danette Ratliff, Collen Henley, Kim Keller, Hope Moya, and Tori Thomas (not shown). That’s your Student Council Freshmen! 82 Kim Achtabowski Debbie Adler Steve Aguinaga Tom Allen Tim Anderson Keith Andress Buddy Arms Debbie Baden Richerd Bailey Cindy Ball Lorie Ball Micheal Bannister Pamela Bannon Diana Barney Melinda Bastien Luanne Bauroth Scott Belbeck Timothy Bell Tim Bently Richard Best Mary Jane Bitters Jackie Blackwell Ken Bohnett Ed Boiler Martin Bommarito Kris Borgen Matt Bradow Lori Brewer Kathy Broecker Jeff Brower John Brower 83 Cheryl Brown Marcia Brown Brian Budzier Susan Bukowski Lisa Bullion Frank Bulzan David Burch Julie Burrough Eric Burt Micheal Byers Josh Byres Gregory Calhoun Glen Calkins Kevin Cameron Terry Ann Cambell Vicky Carlisle Debbie Carpenter George Carter DeeDee Cesefske Jeff Childers Erica Chrisler Pam Clark Diane Coffel Mark Cole Tim Collins Mike Copp 84 Jill Coppa Michelle Cradduck Rob Cramer Gary Cuttitta Jack Daniels Brian Davis Jean Davis Valerine DeGroat Cheri Demerly Mike Dupuy Linda Devaney Marty Diaz Dale Dorr Sandy Dotson IV l V Barb Dudek Ken Dunmire Timothy Elliot Carol Erity Dwayne Eskelson Theresa Evin David Ewing Gwyn Farrington Sherri Fatseas Thomas Fisher Sandy Fischer Todd Fisher William Fitzgerald Terri Franzel Bryan French Craig Galkin Ron Garrison Linda Gibbard Dan Gmgell Michelle Guichici Danny Glassbrook Matt Gleason as Melinda Gonda Lance Greer Cindy Griffin Becky Gross Cathy Grosshauer Cathy Guzick Tony Hanies Richard Hall Robert Hancock Sue Hardy Terry Harkness Chris Hart Dave Haskell Chris Hathaway Kelly Hayes Bill Henderson Colleen Henley David Henery Ken Henery Kim Henery Shelly Hessler Charlene Hill Mike Hill Mary Hnilica Julie Holman Mike Hodlihan Kurt Horwath Lori Hotchkiss Guy House Sheri Humble Debra Humphrys Paula Hunt Pat Hutton Jeff Hyman Bob Irelan Roxanne Irelan Dennis Jasinowski Denise Johnson Mike Johnson Morris Johnson 86 ■'Class can be fun once in a while.” Jack Jostock Jim Kaake Jeff Kaffenberger Kimberly Keller Jeff Kerby Jacqueline Kerr John Kile Connie King Mitch King Scott King Donald Kohns Melinda Krakker Lori Krascell Bill Krehal Steve LaCross Cheryl Lagalski Tammy Larness Deanna Lane Diane Lane John Lane Dorthy Laney Don Latham John Lebo Cynthia Lewis Jamie Lied Julie Lilley Yvonne Lindsey John Long David Lloyd Luann Lukacs Robin Luscomb Karen Madeline Brenda Mallender Tina Marsh Valerie Mathenia Anna Mawer Michelle McGarry Tom McGarry Cory McGlone Patty Lou Mclntye Dennie McKenzie Chris McKinley Kevin Merritt Carl Michelson 87 Curt Mikulski Marvin Millen Terry Minton Arthur Mironik Kory Moldenhauer Ed Montgomery Steve Morey Brenda Morningstar Cheryl Morris Hope Moya Laurie Muir Denise North Dan Oberlee Barbra Olson Mike Olsze Ellen Ortman Tony Otting Stephen Ozminski Allison Palmer Terry Paschke Mark Pearson Sharon Pease Lori Peters Charles Phelps Eva Phelps Sally Phillips Shelly Pierce Mark Pinnix Jeff Pierce Don Poll Patercia Polzan Craig Potter Laura Potter Bob Powers Dannette Ratliff Marty Ream Charlyn Redmond Leonard Rightsell Janice Riley Kelly Riordan Steve Robbins Dawn Roberts Shelly Roberts Ray Rodela Debbie Rodriquez Paul Roscoe Darwin Rouse 88 Mark Rozich Mike Running Renay Running Craig Russel John Rutherford LaDonna Rutherford Ken Salk Mitchell Sands Toni Sawatzke Kirk Schalan Mike Schleicher Ted Schaud Jeff Schroder Tom Sherwin Bill Scramlin Robin Sears Robert Shaver Todd Shear Karen Shelton David Simon Jim Slater Neil Slater Dawn Smith Debbie Smith Juanita Smith Marvin Smith Steve Smith Doug Smith Judy Spencer Ruth Spencer Marie Spergeon Julie Sohlden Tim Stefffey Lisa Stover Debbie Strong John Suddeth Rod Surdu Greg Swain Jim Swain Dave Sweeney Chris Szilaryi Kevin Tallon Albert Taylor Jeff Taylor 89 Mari Thatcher Tori Thomas Lisa Thompson Teresa Tindell Todd Tooker Lynette Trudell Angela Tucker Kevin Uhde June Vail Dan Verbeke Darell Verbeke Doug VerPlanck Lori Verran Shelly Ward Chuck Waters Charlene Watts Natalie Weber Mike Weir Kathy Wells Mike Wells John Westendorf Robert Whipple Kim Wikle Connie Wilcox Kevin Willbanks Jim Williams Debbie Wilson Lisa Wilson Rhonda Wilson Dan Winslow Debra Wittum Phil Woodcox Laura Woodra Shannon Woodruff Debby Wolner Frank Wright David Yelland Sherry Barnes John Beaulieu Lynette Blackwell Bill Burgess Rick Burrell Patti Collins Jim Dean Peggy Feliciano Jeff Goodrick Rick Gordert Tom Irelan Denise Johnson Duane LaVake Mike Mallets Krista Maples Russell McBride Jeffery Taylor Robert Tor Roman Tucker Timothy Waite Kevin Willbanks ABSENT PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 90 QUESTION: WHO RUNS CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION Front Row L to R: Michael Linton. Edward Lynch. Gordon Hall. Back Row Ronald Warner. Richard Henderson. Jack McCauley. William Valley. Thomas Wojcicki. Not pictured: James Jessop. Margaret Muir Is it the Central Administration ? or the Board ? Is it the Principal ? or the Vice Principal ? or the Secretaries ? Or maybe even a Student ? BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row. L to R Nancy Toppin. Thomas Butterfield. Leland Bates. Back Row: William Boetcher. Donn Hoganson. Rev. Gordon Kerr. Ronald Reamer. 92 LAPEER EAST HIGH ? Principal: R. Barrie Fell Assistant Principal: Andrew Warner 93 A TOUCH OF CLASS Counselor: Dianne Buell Counselor: Don Bracy Guidance Secretary: Doris Barger Ortho. Hdcpd: Linda Weiss Vocational Coordinator: John Sak Nurse: Abi Warner Athletic Director: Bill DesJardins Librarians: Donald Miller and Joyce Schuner 94 ttTr 'Sibe l Y6ve. £ l uitZLU T zW-o ((ic 4 • ' fLU •i t. L r yvK.tA (j tX i-tfi '“'( '■ . O’ U - cI -6t Lcf ( 4j U -k£ . i( r6aa 6- _ WRITE ON PEGGY WARNER teaches Flee, Basic Comp., and American Literature. BETH CARTER teaches Eng. 9 Creat. Writing, World Lit., and Basic Comp. DAVID SNYDER teaches Disc. Deb., Intro. Speech, 20th Cent. Am., and Civil War. DAVID HARASIM teaches Eng. 9 and Reading Tech. DEBBIE HARTMAN teaches Comm. Skills I, II. Ill, and IV. MARIANNE STEIN teaches Pract. Eng., Flee, and Mini Lit. CHARLES HINER teaches Radio TV, Theatre Arts, Drama, and Advanced Act- ing. MANFRED SCHMIDT teaches Eng. 9, Ba- sic Comp., and Mini Lit. ANN GRUNAWALT teaches Adv. Comp., Res. Tech., Flee, and English Lit. 95 LASTING IMPRESSIONS PATRICIA THWING teaches De- sign Comp., Exploratory Fine Arts, Ceramics, Jewelry Drawing, Painting Sculpture, and Crafts. DEBORAH HOLLOW teaches Design Comp., Exploratory Crafts, and Year- book. JOHN LAUSMAN teaches Photo I, and Photo II. JOSEPH DOBOS teaches Concert Band. Symphony Band, and Marching Band. DON MORRIS teaches Music Appr., Glee Club, Concert Choir, Basic Eng. 9, and Basic Comp. % SID DECOU teaches Boys PE I and II. PATRICIA THOMAS teaches Girls PE I and II. Life Time Act, and Phy. Fit. HOW DO YOU AS A TEACHER, DEFINE THE WORD STUDENT? Student (stud'nt), a noun.” A. 4'10” Green Gold Monster that asks a million questions but still has all the answers. B. 57 Hollow log that sits. C. Person that reads history with both eyes closed and amazingly is not asleep. D. All of the above. Gerald Nakoneczny “Student: A person, with the curio- sity to learn, and the drive and initiative to do it. Charles Hiner A student is a listener, a worker, a user of skills which matures and ages like fine wines.” Gary Herfert One who studies anything. Patricia Thwing God's undefinable mistake” Ron Thwing A true student seeks know- ledge with open ears, eyes and mind, and is able to find it any- where.” Deborah Hollow Oh, ill-dispersing wind of mis- ery!” Beth Carter A student is a product of to- day's anxiety, frustration, dead- lines, balling outs, unknowing, constant searching, grasping wilt- ing, lonliness, sharing, joy, and agony — but, a product of to- morrows hope, potential and dreams.” James McClellan A student is an extremely rare breed of animal on the endan- gered species list.” Randall S. Milliman “A student is a person that learns something from someone else.” Jeannie Link A student is any person who makes a concerted effort to deal intellectually with the problems in the world today. Jeff Putnam A student is anyone willing to learn — at any age (even teach- ers can be students!) Gary Oyster BRAD GERLACH teaches Boys PE II. Health Living, Life Time Act, and Phy. Fit. 97 PUDDING THE PIECES TOGETHER DORIS BENNETT teaches Child Development, Food Nutrition, Homemaking 1 2 and Home Furnishing. TERRY BRENNAN teaches Home Family Living, Col. Period, Mi- chigan History, and 20th Century America. JAMES ARCHER teaches Machine Woods, Power Mechanics, and Furni- ture Making. DAVID FELK teaches Intro Drafting, and Drafting Techniques GERALD GUZICK teaches Wood Tech- niques JACK REDMOND teaches Metal Pro- cesses, and Machine Tool Techniques. 98 WHAT WAS THE BEST ADVICE EVER GIVEN TO YOU BY A STUDENT? CRAIG BEACHUM teaches Sales, Re- cordkeeping, Retail, and Personal Typing. BARB CURLEY teaches Typing I, Bookkeeping, and Personal Typing. Go buy some new clothes and wash your hair.” Michael A. White That teachers should listen intently in order to understand students mes- sages. Paul Kinzer “Go Home! You look sick! (in which I did! I was!) Jim McClellan “Before our last trip to France — watch out for those French men!! Judy Essex “Stay just like you are! I did! Robert Exelby Drop dead!!!” Gerald Nakoneczny ELLEN LUZI teaches Personal Typ- ing. Typing II, Business English, and Bookkeeping. Never enter a 'dark room’ with strangers! e John Lausman Duck! Randall S. Milliman Life is so short, you should make the best of every minute you have! I agree wholehearted- ly” Sarah A. McKenzie XYZ — PDQ! James Mikus Returning college students have said that I and other teachers shouldn’t be easy on high school students or they would have a great deal of trouble in college classes. Peggy Warner SHIRLEY DEAN teaches Shorthand I and II, and Office Practice. AROUND THE WORLD IN 90 DAYS PAUL KINZER teaches Protest Dissent. 20th Century America. Man Society and Courts. ARDEN FISHER teaches Applied Geographic Skills, Urb. Cul. Geog.. Behavioral Sci., Consumer Ed. and Man Society. RONALD THWING teaches US Govern- ment, and Consumer Ed. GARY OYSTER teaches 20th Century America, American Govt., Civil War, and Far East. LAWRENCE KAISER teaches Man So- ciety, American History, and Psycho- logy. GERALD NAKONECZNY teaches Man Society. Latin America. Middle East, and Courts. 100 WHAT WAS THE MOST UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE THAT EVER OCCURRED TO YOU WHILE TEACHING? I go into the darkroom for the first time with my students, I usually watch for something to develop, (in the form of prints I mean!)” John Lausman “I’ve never had a usual exper- ience”, teaching is full of variety. Ann Grunawalt While on a field trip to Belle Aisle, my first year of teaching, two students lifted an Indian oar from the museum. This made me very cautious about field trips.” Paul Kinzer “One of my students disap- peared. Bob Exelby One class after six weeks of school politely told me I was giv- ing them material that was too easy and expressed desire for more difficult material.” Michael A. White “A window pane fell from a win- dow shattering on my head. Randall S. Milliman While teaching in Pontiac I had a ninth grade girl O.D. on a horse tranquilizer. It took five men to put her in a straight and take her to the hospital. You might say that was a bit unusual. Gerald Nakoneczny “One time I left the room for a moment and when I came back and opened the door a group of sophomore guys had piled up sev- eral chairs in the doorway as a joke. We laughed, they put the chairs back, and the class went on as unusual.” Debra Hartman I fell off my shoe — it broke and so did my ankle (almost)! Judy Essex “My 4th hr. Creative writing class was quite an unusual exper- ience!” Beth Carter 101 JUDY ESSEX teaches French I, II, and III, Basic Eng. 9. Creative Writing. World Lit., and Basic Comp. IN SEARCH OF . . . MICHAEL BRUNDAGE teaches Biology 1 2. JAMES McCLELLAN teaches Phy- sical Science, and Physics. GARY HERFERT teaches Biology I, Conservation, and Outdoor Life. PATRICK GORMLEY teaches Intro Chem., and Chemistry. RANDY MILLIMAN teaches Physical Science and World History. MICHAEL WHITE teaches Physical Science. Outdoor Life, and Conversa- tion. 102 COUNTING THEIR BLESSINGS SHARON NAMENYE teaches Algebra I, Basic Alg. I, and Business Math. ROBERT EXELBY teaches Basic Geometry, Plane Geometry, and Fundamental Math. SARAH MC KENZIE teaches Trig., Adv. Math, General Math 2, and Fund. Math. JAMES MIKUS teaches General Math I, Plane Geom., and Pre-Calculus. DAVID CRONIN teaches Tech Math 1, Algebra I, and General Math I. AL REZELMAN teaches General Math I, Basic Algebra 2 and Alge- bra 2. 103 THE SPOON AND BROOM BRIGADE Cooks, L to R: Nancy Yorks. Mary Jane Lang, Sue Geoit, and Yvonne Delling. Custodians. L to R: Charlie Glassbrook. Nester Coulter. Loretta Robinson. Tom Kalisz. Craig Arnold, and Lyle Rauh. The Candid Cashiers. L to R: Jolene White and Aleen Lilleeng. Head Custodian: George Beach 104 VARSITY WINS; IN IMPROVING SEASON The members of the Varsity Football team are, FRONT ROW. L TO R: Craig Leidheiser, Darrell Thomas. Keith Root. Mark Jewel. Brian Donahue. Chris Potter. Dan Millis. SECOND ROW: Manager Dave Anderson. Bill Torres. Les Conger. Kim Coulter. Greg Jensen. Ike Klauka. Mike Klauka. Marc Crankshaw. Bruce Moore. THIRD ROW: Coach Arden Fisher. Coach Brad Gerlach, Jeff Brooks. Don June. Tom Elliot. Don Twite. Rick Pearson. Mark Powell. Todd Henley, Coach Ron Thwing. BACK ROW: Glenn Best, Gregg VerPlanck, Rob Porter. Mike Ongena. Scott McCallum, Bob Tucker. 106 And he throws for a touchdown! The Varsity Football team sure won the confidence of alot of fans in a double-overtime game against Holly. Such hard effort was a true victory in the eyes of an eagle fan. That wasn’t the only heartbreaking lose this season. The team put up a strong fight against Lake- ville but time ran out and the Eagles fell 28-29. The Eagles took a strong hold over West for the first time in history with a resulting score of 28-14. That alone was worth a thousand victories. Seniors Dan Millis and Gregg VerPlanck were chosen most valuable players, along with Rick Pearson as most valuable lineman and Darrell Thomas as most valuable back. Mike Ongena and Rob Porter were the most improved players this season. The team finished this season with a 2 win, 7 lose record. Imlay City Madison Heights Fenton Ainsworth Lapeer West Holly Mt. Morris Birch Run Lakeville WE THEY 6 14 6 20 8 20 0 41 28 14 13 14 12 42 54 0 28 29 Oh. my aching 107 J.V. KICKS OF A GOOD SEASON FRONT ROW. L TO R: Mitch King. Don Hotchkiss. Ted Stanford. Randy Lawrence. Tim Mikulski. John Best. SECOND ROW: Geoff Barker. Roger Eychner. Tim Bullion. Rich Pender. Louis Conrad. THIRD ROW: Coach Mike Brundage. Mike Hutchinson. Duane Neff. Don Ream. George Giuchici. Kevin Coulter. Phil Perez. Coach Jeff Putnam. BACK ROW: Dan Lynch. Kevin Lee. Corky Campbell. Mike Werner. Scott Timmons. The J.V. Football team wrapped up the season with a 3 win, 6 lose record. The most valuable player and hardest worker went to Don Ream, who was also the leading tackier. Freshman Mitch King lead the team with a remarkable amount of yardage. 108 FROSH DID WELL FOR BEGINNERS Did you hear the one about ... The Freshman Football team ended this season with a 3 win, 5 lose record. Todd Tooker was chosen as the most improved player, while Jeff Taylor was voted most valuable player. Most valuable lineback went to Jack Daniels and Matt Gleason received most valuable back. Eagle defense in action. The members of the Freshman Football team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Kevin Cameron. Stephan Ozminsky. Marty Ream. Don Pool. Todd Tooker. Tim Elliott. Kevin Tallon. SECOND ROW: Dan Gingell. Mike Bannister, Frank Bulzan. Rob Cramer. Kurt Schalou. Doug VerPlanck. Al Taylor. Dan Verbeke. Mike Olsze. THIRD ROW: Dave Ewing. Doug Speck. Darryl Verbeke. Richard Bailey. Mike Schliecher. Jeff Taylor. Mark Pearson. Steve Aguinaga. Dave Sweeney. Coach Milliman. BACK ROW: Coach Jerry Nakoneczny. Dwayne Echielson. Jack Daniels. Tim Steffey, Brian Davis. Matt Gleason. Dan Winslow. Tom Fisher. 109 FIGHT TEAM FIGHT The members of the Varsity Cheerleaders are FRONT ROW. L TO R: Theresa Pierce. SECOND ROW: Tessa Clark. Rhonda Hackney. Sally Roach. THIRD ROW: Ashley Tucker. Kristal Mellish. Lisa Henley. BACK ROW: Robin Foster. When the team was winning the girls were cheering. When the team was losing the girls were cheering. The cheerleaders kept the fans going even when the score was behind. To the right tut tut. tut tut. 110 Let’s win tonight. The members of the J.V. cheerleaders are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Shelly Sweeney. Michele McCormick. SECOND ROW: Paula Houck. Theresa Otting. Beth Stone. BACK ROW: Karen Knight. Gay Putman. Celeste Lechner. How do I get down? The members of the freshman cheerleaders are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Kim Keller. Kim Achtabowski. | right 34 on one. Roxanne Irelan, Cheryl Lagalski. Shelly Pierce. BACK ROW: Pam Clark. Colleen Henley. Debbie Car- penter. m GIRLS SHOOT FOR A WINNING SEASON The members of the Girl's Varsity Basketball team are. FRONT ROW; L TO R; Mary Anne Ortman. Theresa Eychner. SECOND ROW; Colleen Muir Kelly Dunmire, Cindy Hotchkiss. Laura Baguley. Becky Lines. BACK ROW: Natalie Smith. Dixie Hall. Outi Paavola. Coach Pat Thomas Diane Maresh Kim Krehel. Manager Phyllis Toole. I’ll keep this one away. The Girl's Varsity Basketball team had a great season this year, finishing with an 8 win, 8 lose record. Theresa and Becky give Ort a helping hand. 112 It's stuck! She was there a minute ago. Alright basketball do your stuff. WE T V Fenton 62 46 Holly 46 551 North Branch 56 37 Davison 56 59 Ainsworth i 41 1 59, Mt. Morris 36 58 Lakeville 54 45 Lapeer West 55 38 Fenton 64 72 Holly 46 69 North Branch Oxford 37 67 Ainsworth 53 63 64 Mt. Morris 50 Lakeville 44 38 Lapeer West 47 k Excuss me please. 2 points for East. 113 J.V. SINKS A GREAT SEASON The members of the Girl’s J.V. Basketball team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Annette Best. Terry Dennis. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Wilson. Margaret DeVor, Jill Coppa. Laurie Muir. Anita Bissonnette. Chris Szaligyi. Lynette Trudell. BACK ROW: Coach Judy Essex, Cory McGlone. Deanna Hall. Julie Burrough. Debbie Blackwell. Shelly Roberts. Monica Haines, Manager Jayne Deklerk. 114 I think it's tied to the ceiling. Aren't you glad you use Dial! WE THEY Fenton 37 32 Holly 26 10 North Branch 35 11 Davison 35 47 Ainsworth 34 23 Mt. Morris 27 37 Lakeville 32 21 Lapeer West 28 18 Fenton 29 52 Holly 28 19 North Branch 37 m 1 Oxford 41 50 Ainsworth 29 26 Mt. Morris 34 27 Lakeville 27 18 Lapeer West 43 23 GRAPPLING TURNS IT ON The members of the Wrestling team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Dave Haskell. Duane Smith. Ron Houghtailing. John Suddeth. Bob Cramer. Tim Elliott. Walt Mys. Don Pool. Eric Burt. SECOND ROW: Dave Cameron. Steve Stimpson. Doug Ridley. George Giuchici. Doug VerPlanck. Mark Pearson. Jack Daniels. Don Ream. Brian Hewson. Don Hotchkiss. Bob Irelan. BACK ROW: Steve Ozminski. Keith Root. Roger Eychner, Gregg VerPlanck. Rick Pearson. Glenn Best. Bruce Smith. Bruce Moore. Shawn Bashore. not present Coach Mike Brundage. Wait a minute I've got an itch. It was the result of a birth defect Looks like a draw. Marlette Inv. Birch Run Richmond Inv. Fenton Holly Pt. Huron Ct. GGCWT. Ainsworth Lamphere Inv. Mt. Morris 8randon Inv. Lakeville 4th 121 points 45-30 4th 109 points 15-46 29-37 4th 97points 17th 51 points 42-16 3rd 126Vi points 37-33 2nd 113V2 points 23-35 Lapeer West 24-42 Metro League 4th 109 2 points District 4th 101 points 115 VARSITY SHOOTS FOR THE HOOP The members of the Varsity Basketball team are FRONT ROW, L TO R: Dan Millis, Jeff Jones, Mike Dennis. Steve Smith. Tim Henley, Chris Potter. Mark Tripp. Manager Rich Dobis. BACK ROW: Manager Finn Kohnsberg. Jim Rickfelder. Rob Blackwell. Rob Porter, Mike Ongena. Scott Timmons. Ernie Deview. Keith Lange. Todd Henley, Coach Dave Gleason. The bounce is faster than the eye. The Varsity Basketball team had a tremendous season this year as they finished up with a 14-6 win loss record. Co-captains this year were Dan Millis and Mike Ongena. Mr. Gleason chipped in with some fantastic coaching. 116 Hold it right there! Porter's up and flying Deep concentration gives East another basket. NO block could block a HENLEY shot. Millington Bifch Run West Holly Mt Morrid Millington! p.k.M j r£gPt0nM Worth Branc ■ Laked__ Birch Run West Holly Mt. Mori P.H Central Fento Ainsw Ainswor 117 J.V. SHOOTS FROM THE TOP OF THE KEY The members of the J.V. Basketball team are, FRONT ROW. L TO R: Randy Lawrence. Marc Crankshaw. Corky Campbell. John Rickfelder. Kevin Coulter. Tim Mikulski. Mitch King. BACK ROW: Coach Arden Fisher. Mike Hutchinson. Dan Lynch. Kevin Lee. John O'Henley. Matt Gleason. Joe Tolan. Grant House. Phil Perez. WE THEY Millington 50 20 Birch Run 59 47 West Holly 47 70 44 37 Mt. Morris V 63 72 Millington 48 53 P.H. Central 60 33 Fenton 45 39 North Branch 67 51 Lakeville 45 47 Birch Run 46 45 West 42 38 Holly 56 50 Mt. Moms 49 40 P.H. Central 47 32 Fenton 34 40 North Branch 58 50 Lakeville 41 66 Ainsworth 77 81 Ainsworth 45 53 The Junior Varsity Basketball team closed the season out with 13 wins and 7 losses this year. Keep up the great work guys! The holes in the net are bigger than I thought. Is it a new kind of dancing? FRESHMEN HIT FROM OUTSIDE Now if we all hold hands East overpowers West. Holly Imlay City Ainsworth Mt. Morris Lakeville West Fenton Holly Mt. Morris Fenton Lakeville Ainsworth West Mt. Morris Lakeville Atherton WE THEY 25 31 37 42 47 67 55 42 41 40 26 48 24 52 41 31 47 41 34 48 34 35 60 54 51 64 53 64 31 20 37' 39 The Freshmen Basketball team summed up their season this year with an overall win loss record of 6-10. The members of the Freshmen Basketball team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Curt Mikulski. Tony Haines. Tom Fisher. Kevin Tallon. Tim Anderson. Guy House. Bill Krehel. David Ewing. BACK ROW: Coach Jerry Nakoneczny. Jeff Taylor. Todd Fisher. Rick Turonek. Dale Dorr. Dennis Dorr. Kurt Horwath. Manager Mike Sweeney. THEY’VE GOT LEGS The members of the Cross Country team are FRONT ROW L TO R: Manager. Cheryl Ish. Ron Dobis. Mike Weir. Ernie McDaniel. Dan TerBush. Ken Zorn. Arnold Morris. Lance Greer. BACK ROW: Dan Coulter, Curt Coulter. Wayne Sohlden. Fin Konsberg. Coach Manfred Schmidt. Rob Blackwell. Rich Dobis. Jim Humphrys. Joe DeView. He thinks we're going to run today! The Cross Country team did well this season, finishing with a 7-5 record. Rob Blackwell was one of the many outstanding runners on the team. He finished 19th in the regionals and qualified for the state meet. Another outstanding runner was Jim Humphrys who received most valuable player. Another mile? You're crazy! Well it's like this ... West W North Branch W Fenton L Holly L Ortonville W Holly! . 14th Oxford Imlay City w Milford 4th Ainsworth L Port Huron L Mt. Morris W Lakeville W West W 120 A SWING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION I can do this alot better when I stand on my toes. If I could only sink this one ... % Jr' Fenton Holly Imlay City Ainsworth Mt. Morris Lakeville West Fenton Holly t Imlay City Ainsworth Mt. Morris Lakeville West WE 232 :223 216 232 234 227 m IS 216 226 231 227 THEY 201 215 224 232 245 219 212 227 228 228 204 The members of the Golf team are FRONT ROW. L TO R: Jim Elliot, Ray Rodela. Tony Haines. Bill Krechel. BACK ROW: Paul Baguley. Gary Cripps, Rodger Spencer. Bob Park. Brad Montney, Caoch Craig Beachum. 121 THEY GOT THE PUCK IN GEAR The members of the Hockey team are FRONT ROW. L TO R: Scott Mawer. Chris Hathaway. Wayne Hester. Steve Schroeder. Randy Mys. SECOND ROW: Manager Ed Schlaud. Mark Jewel. Jim Truba. Bill Koza. Wayne Sohlden. Geoff Barker. Richard Hathaway. Assistant Coach Randy Tatu. Coach Bob Keast. BACK ROW: Doug Hutchings. Vince Holden. Todd Brewer. Jeff Wonch. Al Miller. Chris Barker. Richard Morse. Watch out cheap shot! YES! East wins another face-off. They’re all chasing that round black thing. Lake Fenton WE 2 THEY 2 Holly 6 1 Northwestern 8 3 Fenton 6 3 Bentley 4 Lakeville 4 2 Holly 5 0 Hamady 3 1 Linden 4 4 Lapeer West 6 I 2fc Fenton 1 Goodrich 3 10 Mt. Morris 3 3 W Lake Fenton 2 3 Bentley 2 3 - Northwestern' 5 3 The Lapeer East Hockey team began their season with an undefeated re- cord, as they held a tight grip on first place. Their luck ran out near the end of the season, as they lost important games which lowered them to a fourth place finish. The team finished up the season with 8 wins, 4 losses, and 4 ties. Captain Bill Koza and alternate cap- tains Chris Barker and Wayne Sohlden lead the team this year with assistance from Jeff Wonch and goalie Wayne Hester. 123 124 VOLLEYBALL SET UP A VICTORY Caro Marlette Fentons. Holly Caro Caro Mt Morris Millington Lakeville West Fenton Holly Hamady V. J.V. win lose lose win lose lose win win win lose win win lose win lose lose lose win lose win lose win J lose losej lose The Varsity Volleyball team has had nothing but a winning season this year. So far they have won 9 games and lost only 4 games. The J.V. team gave it their best this season but so far their record stands, 2 wins and 10 loses. The members of the Volleyball team are FRONT ROW. L TO R: Tina Maresh. Diane Maresh. Cindy Hotchkiss. Annette Best. SECOND ROW: Kim Bridges. Carol Schlaud. Hope Moya. THIRD ROW: Coach Pat Thomas. Joan Jewell. Lori Brewer. Laurie Muir. Dannette Ratliff. Julie Sohlden. Manager Cari Ver Plank. BACK ROW: Colleen Muir. Cathy McMann. Mary Anne Ortman. Sheri Clark. Lynette Trudill. not pictured Rhonda Wilson. 5 UJL, 3- Spike that ball! -tlu 5 IS) Simon says. Be a duck! JLw syycu W 50 J Ufit Ul J I 7 A new way of doing jumping jacks. Coach Thomas gives girls a few tips. f. 5. Ccrwu Iv l p tA- po au j . . . . Civil 5V u . 125 THEY CREATED A REAL RACKET The members of the Girl's Tennis team are from L TO R: Carol Schlaud, Janine Matas. Laura Johnson, Laura Montney. Cathy McMann, Connie Mawer, Coach Sharon Namenye, Debbie Hessler. Cheryl Hutchings, Pam Haskell, Erin Burt. Therese Weir. Jan Waterloo. Just a little fai ther. The object is to put your hips into the swing. 126 The tennis ball bounced the right way for the Girl's Tennis team this season. They fin- ished with a 10-3 record, which was good enough to walk away with a first place trophy. This year's most valuable player was Cheryl Hutchings and the most improved player this sea- son was Carol Schlaud. What a way to go girls! West WE 5 THEY 2 Hamady 4 3 Port Huron 1 6 Almont 5 2 Durand 6 1 Ainsworth 7 0 Fenton 4 3 West 6 1 Hamady 4 3 Almont 4 3 Durand 0 7 Ainsworth 2 5 Fenton 5 2 A LASTING REWARD TROPHIES Female Athlete — Mary Ann Ortman Male Athlete — Gregg VerPlank Citizenship — Pam Daley Leadership — Robin Foster Service — Peggy Hackney Outstanding Graduating Senior — Chris Potter SENIORS GRADUATING WITH HONORS SENIORS GRADUATING WITH HIGH HONORS Mary Ann Ortman John Phelps Theresa Pierce Rob Porter Dan Rinkevich Sally Roach Renee Robbins Chuck Roberts Cathy Russell Cindy Russell Natalie Smith Steve Smith Pam Sohlden Brad Spencer Jill St. Pierre Sally Stock Melvin Tyrrell Gregg VerPlanck Dave Vetter Sherri Walters Tami Winslow Jeff Wonch Dan Millis James Adams Cheryl Boiler Aimee Bommarito Shannon Boyden Cheryl Burns Sheri Clark Kim Coulter Renee DeVor Teresa Eychner Amy Fell Tammy Fisher Merry Houghtaling Bill Koza Roxanne Lockrey Bob Mack Bill Manning Greg Mawer Scott McCallum Cathy McMann Paul Michelson Kathy Miklovich Clint Miller 162 THE END OF A NEW BEGINNING The Class of 1978 was the second graduating class of Lapeer East A Senior Breakfast was held on Sunday morning. Baccalaureate following F with the Rev Charles D. Braidwood reading the sermon. Senra Ac- tivities reached their peak at Commencement fohiph was held Wednesday night. The guest speatefflas the Hon. James P. ChurchilL Conferring of by Mr? Edward J. Lynch and Mr RonaltfC. Wa jger.'ihe cere- mony was brought to a SkV with the recessional march “Proud Heritage”, w j 163 RAINBOWS OF DREAMS TO 164 Music to dance to, a rainbow of stars, clouds to dream with; all this was present Saturday evening, the twentieth of May nineteen hundred and seventy nine, at the Junior Senior Prom, The night was damp, but spirits soared, as couples enjoyed just being together. A giant sparkling ball revolved slowly, spreading its circles of light over the dance floor. With an atmosphere like that, and plenty of music to dance to, Dreams of 78” was a beautiful happening. Among the stars ... 165 STUDENTS TAKEN TO COURT The 6th Annual Mock Trial, held at the Lapeer Coun- ty Court House, ended with a $50,000 jury award for plaintiff Mary Ann Ortman. Arguing her case were her attorneys Brad Spencer and Chris Potter, with help from her witnesses, Bob Tucker and Pam Daley. Loser in the case was defendant Gregg Ver Plank and his attorneys Meg Warner and Robin Foster. Even the de- fendant's witnesses, Renee Robbins and Doug Forfar could not help, as the plantiff brought suit against her coach for injuries she received during football practice. The court reporter was Julie Lagalski, with clerk, Kim Coulter and baliff, Paul Baguley rounding out the La- peer East day in court. Renee states the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but Brad is asking just what happened. Chris Potter — Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury ... ia 1 THE LAST MILE The annual Swing Out was in the evening this year and started with the Seniors singing the Alma Mater before they started their traditional march through downtown Lapeer. It was a beautiful summer evening as parents and fellow students lined the streets to wave at their favorite Senior graduates. 167 MOCK ELECTIONS Best Looking Terri Ribble Rob Porter Sexiest Terri Ribble Bill Koza Cutest Walk Kathy Miklovich Tom Moores Prettiest Hair Starr Crankshaw John Phelps Best Physique Terri Ribble Bill Koza Class Artist Best Dancer Best Musician Most Talented Best Actress-Actor Best Singer Kathy Miklovich Terri McComb Meg Warner Robin Foster Sally Roach Kay Ramsey Doug Bostian Keith Lange Darryl Castillo Chris Potter Brad Spencer Mike Klauka Rotf-Porter Biggest Eater Clumsiest Biggest Cheapskate Daydreamer Wreckless Driver Cutest Laugh Kelly Luikart Ed Schlaud Becky Lines Renee Robbins Rob Porter Chuck Roberts Jack Clark Flynn Tucker Mike Carmi chael Vickie Whitcome Becky Lines Vickie Whitcome Class Skipper Class Complainer Class Hippie Jim Bushman Gloria Kaller Laura Kaffenburger Dan Millis Arnold Forkertsma Class Brown Noser Class Clown Biggest Joker Cindy Hotchkiss Becky Lines Becky Lines Brad Spencer Todd Henley Jeff Wonch 168 Cutest Nose Julie Lagalski ist «wwna ngest Weakest Stomach Most Argumentative Best Follower Most Talkative Best Dresser Sue Rezelman Gloria Kaller Vickie Whitcome Pam Daley Terri Ribble Paul Haver Doug Forfar Chris Barker Dan TerBush Dave Keena Most Sincere Sheri Clark Kim Coulter Most Sentimental Sue Rezelman Paul Michelson Most Sophisticated Corinne Goodwin Chris Potter Most School Spirit Theresa Pierce Brad Spencer Most Athletic Mary Ann Ortman Gregg VerPlank Most All-Around Person Friendliest Personality Most Popular Most Respected Most Courteous Brad Spencer Doug Forfar Rob Porter Chris Potter Chris Potter Pat Daley Pat Daley Robin Foster Meg Warner Robin Foster Most Likely To Succeed Hardest Worker Most Ambitious Most Studious Best Leader Meg Warner Rose Murphy Meg Warner Meg Warner Meg Warner Chris Potter Chris Potter Chris Potter Chris Potter Chris Potter 169 DON’T ROCK THE BOAT The HMS Pinafore set sail with the Lapeer East Choral groups aboard. The crew took off for the 1800’s with John Mitchell as Captain Corcoran commanding. The excitment of the play didn't come from the seas, as much as from what went on in the HMS Pinafore. It all started out when Josephine played by Jill Webster loved Ralph played by Ron Garrison. Unfortunately the Captain wanted her to marry Sir Joseph played by Hugh Caley. That was just one of the many problems. With so much going on aboard it was amazing the ship stayed afloat, but it did, and with a happily ever after ending at that. TONS OF FUN Dance to the Sunny Side of the Street. Talent ... it’s a big part of Lapeer East High. The cream of the crop performed at the 3rd annual Variety Show, put on by the Glee Club and directed by Mr. Morris. Laughter and fun was the main goal of the entrees, but some serious acts were included, such as singing and dancing to the ever popular “Prune Juicers” and the Glee Club on broadway. Skits supplied more laughs, such as Lapeer’s rendition of the Gong Show. Not only did the students putting on the show enjoy it, but the audience as well. SHAKE IT!!! 171 WITH ARTS Mimes, Derrick and Celeste, entertained crowds. When was the last time you watched a Pentathalon? Any one who went to the Fine Arts Festival this year, found this new addition. It's a pot throwing contest between East and West, there were a few catches of course. A couple were, not being able to use your hands or perhaps trying it blindfolded. Inspite of all the crashing pots, East won over West. Not only was East ahead in the Pentathalon, but as well as the other arts that entered. In jewelry and drawing, we brought home all three ribbons. In pottery, first and second places were won; in painting and fabric we brought in second prize; photography snapped up second and third; and sculpture received first and third. 173 Besides winning a lot of awards, students also had fun in the sun. Not only did the artist show up, but the mime groups caught everyones attention, too. Admirers were also entertained by the Swing Choir and Watson’s Band, and for those rare moments between shows, a few were able to get in a little frisbee. I caught it! 174 THE FORENSICS FOLLIES Forensics! Whats that? Thats what most people say when you talk about the Lapeer East Forensics team. The team is actually part of a competitive speech program that is sweeping a large number of high schools here in Michigan. Just what does the team do? Well, working in groups or alone, the members put on a variety of different sketches, acting out people from children’s stories, novels and even real-life dramas. The result is an extremely interesting collage of acts with little if any props to support the actors. 175 Mt. Morris WE 3 THEY 4 Fenton 1 e Lake Orion 5 2 Ainsworth 2 5 Hamady 4 3 Atherton 6 1 Holly 2 5 West 1 6 Kearsley 1 6 Mt. Morris 5 2 Fenton 1 6 Ainsworth 2 5 Holly 2 5 Imlay City 6 1 West 4 3 Thank goodness for my handy dandy arm exten- tion. Maybe I could catch it in my mouth. The members of the Tennis team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Mike Carmicheal. Bill Koza. Coach Phil McKeechi. Greg Jensen. Paul Baguley. BACK ROW: Pat Hutton, Barry Sutton, Scott Stauton, Glenn Best. Mark Powell. Kevin Lee. Andy Bommarito. Morris Johnson. The members of the Girl s Track team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Margaret Devor, Sandy Simon. Cathy Guzick. Julie Sohlden. Jackie Kerr. Terri Muldoon Ellen Ortman. Cory McGlone. SECOND ROW: Ashley Tucker. Outi Paavola. Sharon Humphrys. Angela Tucker. Lynn LaClair Debb.e Humphrys. Ellen Sutton An.ta B.ssonette. Michelle McCormack. THIRD ROW: Velvet Barry. Cheryl Ish. Amanda King. Cheryl Lagalski' RlarkL i Kelly Sparks. BACK ROW: Manager Mary Humphrys. Debbie Blackwell. Julie Burrough. Jackie Rwan Marw e|anf r !l ’ dyc S eet- Can VerPlanck. Coach Gary Oyster. Not pictured are Becky Lines. Tern Ribble. Cathy Ryan, Mary Jane Bitters, Mary Sotzen, and Colleen Henley. ... and she takes it away! Up and away! WE THEY Imlay City 87 49 Fenton 41 95 Almont 79 57 Holly 671 2 68 2 Ainsworth 64 72 North Branch 109 26 Mt. Morris 64 72 Lakeville 66 70 Lapeer West 49Vz 86 2 ✓ 177 The members of the Varsity Track team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Craig Leidheiser. Keith Root. Guy House. Louis Conrad. Brian Donahue. SECOND ROW: Jim Humphrys. Tom Moores. Rob Porter. Keith Lange. Rod Ribble. Rob Blackwell. BACK ROW: Coach Manny Schmidt. Gregg VerPlanck, Grant House, Scott McCallum. Rick Pearson. Paul Haver. Mike Klauka. Not pictured are Allison McMann and Ed Schlaud. The members of the J.V. Track team are. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Mike Weir. Dennis McKenzie. Steve Johnson. Buddy Arms. Kevin Tallon, SECOND ROW: Ernie McDaniel. Terry Paschke. Tom Pickett. Ken Zorn. Rich Dobis. Craig Russell. BACK ROW: Coach Mike White. Gary Cripps! Joe Toland. Mike Sweeney. Mike Werner. Doug VerPlanck. Ike Klauka. Not pictured are Curt Coulter. Joe DeView. Ken Dunmire and Bob Park. I hope I can find the ground to put this pole on. Up. up and over! WE THEY Fenton 0 UP Jolly Davison 6 23 yi Ainsworth 4 ... 5 Mt. Morris 4 Lakeville 13 Millington 5 Lapeer West 12 3 jb 7 10 27 Fenton 5 Kearsley 7 9 Holly 12 10 Ainsworth 3 4 Mt. Morris 17 5 Lakeville 3 11 Lapeer West 22 6 Batter up!! Hey. come on whose got the ball? Colleen dives to make a spectacular save. The members of the Girls Softball team are FRONT ROW. L TO R: Manager Carol Schlaud, Laura Baguley, Colleen Muir. Kelly Dunmire. Coach Sharon Namenye. BACK ROW. L TO R: Meg Warner. Theresa Pierce. Annette Best. Mary Ann Ortman, Cindy Hotchkiss. Monica Haines. Debbie Clark, Tammy Wilson. Phyllis Toole. team are FR0NT R0W L T0 R: Car,a Shoultz. Tonyia Reece. Pam Clark. Joan Jewell. Shelly Pierce. p,STn0c? mR0W' L 7?. R; Ly ette Trudel1- Terry Dennis. Debbie Smith. Beth Potter. Debbie Wilson. Gay Putnam. Judy Solhden. cC K L?u L T0 R Manager Ju,,e Laidler- Laurie Muir. Lori Montney. Cheryl Burrough. Lisa Wilson. Shelly Roberts. Danette Ratliff. Coach baran McKenzie. Fenton Holly WE THEY 5 6 12 6 Davison 14 11 Ainsworth 6 8 Mt. Morris 14 2 Lakeville 3 10 Millington 16 1 Lapeer West 5 0 Fenton 7 10 Holly 24 7 Kearsley 14 15 Ainsworth 6 5 Mt. Morris 13 2 Lakeville 7 6 Lapeer West 14 5 Hey pitcher. Hey pitcher!! VARSITY TAKES A SWING Let’s do it as a group! I’m gonna get you OUT. 182 WE theyNo WE THEY Oxford 3 10 Ainsworth 0 18 Imlay City 5 0 Ainsworth 6 5 Clio 6 8 Bentley 0 7 Davison 3 1 Mt. Morris 6 12 Fenton 1 4 Mt. Morris 0 8 Fenton 0 8 Kearsley 3 Lakeville 0 3 N. Branch 5 2 1 Holly 2 3 Lakeville 1 9 Holly 2 10 West 7 4 Marlette 9 7 West 7 3 Millingtor 7 2 Imlay City 5 9 J.V. BRINGS THEM HOME FRONT ROW. L to R: Dan Verbeke. John Suddeth. Mike Bannister, Chris Hathaway. Carl Michelson. Ray Vanduser. SECOND ROW: Curt Mikulski, Kirk Schauld, Tom Fisher. Tomy Haines. Rob Cramer. Marty Ream. Bill Krehel. BACK ROW: Coach Beachum. Martin Bommarito. Kurt Horwath. Jeff Taylor. Rich Bailey. Dan Winslow. Tim Anderson. Mike Schliecher. mgr. 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It helps you with your future educa- tion as far as trade is concerned. CHRIS SCHROEDER I feel that the Vo-Tech center is an excellent place to get training for a job. They have excellent fa- cilities and you are treated as if you were at a job. not at school. Their grading system and teach- ers are O.K. also. DON HILTZ I think the Vo-Tech center is really great, it's not like school, you out go and participate in things. You don’t just set around listening to your teacher lecture. LINDA ROWLEY I feel the Vo-Tech program should be expanded to a full six hours to give the students more credit in actual working hours. After all what good is english and history to someone going into a skilled trade? JIM ADAMS I think that if you are really in- terested in what you are taking, then the Vo-Tech program can be a very good thing. TAMI WINSLOW It is an alright place if you stay involved in your work. ALLISON MCMANN FUTURE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALES I think the Nurse’s Aid program is a RIOT! You learn a lot of new things. There couldn’t be any better or nicer teachers than Mrs. Reamer and Mrs. Daunt. I would like to thank them for all they have done for us. THANKS! DEBBIE HESSLER It is very rewarding. I think this program teaches not only nursing procedures, but how to deal with all types of people. It is a very good experience. TERRI RIBBLE Being in the Nurse’s Aid program has been really rewarding. Its given me the opportunity to learn more about myself and learn to respect others. This program brings you closer to people working in it gives you the chance to experience many fields. This program is very reward- ing. I would recommend any junior to apply for this program. GLORIA KALLER It is a great opportunity to learn while you can. CAROL MALLENDER STUDENTS FROM DISTANT LANDS Exchange students are L to R: Orly Algom — Venezula, Pie- dad Franco — Columbia, Isa- belle Chevolet — Belguim, Outi Paavola — Finland, Finn Hons- berg — Sweden. Below right: Martin Hundelt — Germany. Orly — “It is really fascinating to see the way someone else lives in a different country. Piedad — I can’t say which of the two countries is better, I like them both because they are different. Isabelle — I've learned to live in America, it is not always easy, but I like to see another way of life. Outi — I have found it very interesting to get to know many people, new school and a different way of life.” Finn — The biggest difference is the way the peoples attitudes are towards energy, pollution other people etc. 152 % V e S X ■= . rO, VJ ' ci 3. o , - v -s5 - VxXXXX £ X X %% Sz% My life is like a pair of jeans. I’ve worn since they were quite new. Worn and faded at the seams, they've faded from their crispy-blue. Being stiff has left their mind, and left a patch on my behind. Soiled and stained from many grimes, they've been washed a thousand times. 156 I wore them for each high school date Although they don’t always hang straight. f '. f - vO - a • r- ■J • - uv % .u. -. - r ; it S: ■ . . - ‘--j■ dedicated to Kevin the one whose nee on earth we have lost but aven its just being found. Kevin P.H.-Cameron 1963-1977 •'StrangjgJT did not know him then, that jiffnd of mine, I did not ev 'show him then one friendly 'y But curled him for the ways he NtHy had to makeme My envy of +h« nraieo ho hah for praising me the praise he had for Wv ?he earth of him r ' yjs_w_ Sir ■ I never JsSew the worth of him until h§;aied . «—,Edwin Arlington Robinson m VW'-
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