Lapeer East High School - Aerie Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Henry David Thoreau Opening I n the midst of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. Albert Camus 2 Opening Table Of Contents Opening 1 Seniors 16 Juniors 48 Sophomores 64 Freshmen 80 Activities 96 Sports 110 Faculty 134 Closing 156 Ads 158 Index 190 Opening 3 The beauty of any day is its reflection in your heart. 4 Opening r 'if-t tr: v i- � V - Sunset is a sunrise on the other side of the world. Opening 5 Friendship, like water flows and moves with time’s passing; but remains, even as it changes, deep, pure and constant. Clayton Joe Timms 6 Opening he way is long — let us go together. The way is difficult — let us help each other. The way is joyful — let us share it. The way is ours alone — let us go in love. The way opens before us — let us go. Opening 7 We best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart. £91 8 Opening cTVIay all the paths you walk be lighted with love. Opening 9 Homecoming ’81 This year the theme of the Homecoming float competition was “Comic Strips. ” The Junior class won first place, with the freshman coming in second. This year's 1981 Homecoming queen was Sheryl Green. Other Senior candidates were: Amy Ander- son, Joan Potter, Julie Simpson, Ronnie Ream and Nancy Baldwin. Junior representative was Josie Ro- dela, Sophomore representative was Jane Oliver and the Freshman representivc was Roxanne Jannette. The skit which the candidates and their escorts put on was an interesting segment from the movie Stripes . Sheryl Green — Homecoming queen 1981. The cheerleaders cheer on for a victory. The Lapeer East Marching Band. 10 Opening Spirit! Spirit! Spirit! During this year's spirit week, Oct. 12 to Oct. 16. many students showed their school spirit by dressing up each day. Monday was Country Western day. Tuesday was New Wave day, Wednesday was Favor- ite sport day, Thursday was Stuffed Animal day and Friday was, of course, Green and Gold day. My Bodyguard! Heaven lies about us in our infancy. Wordsworth 12 Opening On Friday, Oct. 16. the Juniors and Seniors met on the football Field for the annual Powder Puff football game. This added more fun to the already spirit Filled week. Each team had their own set of male cheer- leaders who put on a very entertaining show for the crowd. The game ended in a victory for the seniors. A hug is a hug is a hug. Every dog must have his day. — Swift Opening 13 Foreign This year we had five foreign exchange students here at East. They were Vickie Atehortua from Co- lumbia, Bo Jacobson from Sweden, Erik Lavcnius from Sweden, Manuel Garbayo from Spain, and Jo- achim Winlerstein from Germany. It was very inter- esting learning of the different ways of life and ways of doing things around the world. They all made friends quickly and soon were very much a part of our high school life. Erik Lavcnius Vickie Atehortua Joachim Winlerstein 14 Opening Friends 4• i. What did you find most surprising about America? Where are the redskins? ... Manuel How lazy Americans arc k.. Erik What is the most embarrassing thing that has happened to you'in America? When I dropped my coke on a lady’s pants and shoes at McDonalds ... Bo When I fell out of my chair because I fell asleep in Miss Carter 's class . . . Manuel Using a new-learned word and finding out it is a swear wortJoachim What is the biggest difference between school here antLjn your country? Here the teachers are your friends and are always trying to help you . . . Manuel In Columbia you can’t choose the classes you want to take . . . Vickie What is your favorite American food? 2 quarter pounders with cheese, a large fry, a large coke, and ketchup please . . . Manuel T-bone steak . . . Erik candy . . . Vickie Tacos and Big Macs .. . Joachim When you go back to your country, what will you miss most about America? Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie, and Chevrolet ... Bo Football, American cars, and marshmallow fruit salad .. . Erik Snow, which I saw for the first time after coming to America . . . Vickie School spirit Joachim My family, my friends, McDonalds, and Mr. Thwing . . . Manuel What is your favorite American song? “Yankee Doodle” ... Bo “Start Me Up” ... Joachim “Celebration and “Woman” .. . Vickie “Oh Susana ”... Erik “National Athem” ... Manuel 6 Seniors Happy Are Those Who Dream Dreams And Are Ready To Pay The Price To Make Them Come True. L.J. Cardinalbuenens Ann Arms Vickie Atehortua Sutten Avery Eric Bailey Nancy Baldwin Michele Ballard Valoric Bannon Christopher Barry 18 Seniors All The World’s A Stage, All The Men And Women Merely Players. Michael Jeff Lee Mike Bissonnettc Black Bohnett Boldt Seniors 19 Lupe Botello Tina Boyd Sherri Boyden Scott Bradford Dana Bradshaw Shelly Brecht Mary Brinkcr Tab Brinkcr 20 Seniors Becky Briseno Jackie Brower Chris Brown Sharon Bukowski Barbara Bush Susan Dawn Larry Byers Chandler Chesnutt Seniors 21 I Came, I Saw, I Conquered Jenifer Childers Michael Clca vcr Ed Coates Brian Colosky Chris Cuttita Jeff Bobby Paula Day Debeau Debeau 22 Seniors David Dcrdirian Philip Devaney John Dennis Robert Dcvor Daniel Diaz Seniors 23 Doug Engel man Miguel Escamilla Lynn Eschcnburg Dawn Esckelson Kim Fielder Kelly Forfar Patricia Fuller Manuel Garbayo 24 Seniors Kim Gilbert Mike G ingel I Theresa Gleason Suzy Glover Dcron Hackney Sue Hackney Robert Hagerman Sheila Haight Christopher Hancock Mike Hansen 26 Seniors If Winter Comes, Can Spring Be Far Away Wendy Herrick Michael Hess Mark Hester Barb Hickic Carolyn Hicks Megan Hicks Mike Hofert Mark Hoffa Doug Holcomb Troy Holmes Jeff Holt Lisa Howard Seniors 27 Randy Hunley Carl Hunt Dawn Howland Da vid Hubble Kim Irclan Brent Jackson Bo Jacobson Scott Jarvis Mike Mary Jo Michele Chris Jefferson Johnson Johnson Jones 28 Seniors Penny Julien Daniel Kile Seniors 29 Variety Is The Very Spice Of Life, That Gives It All Its Flavor. Robbie Kathy Lynch Mack Tony Maresh Tamara Mars ton 30 Seniors Lynda Marius Brenda Mathenia Mike Maxwell Sherry McCombcr Joseph McDaniel Rex McNutt Joe Metzger Rod Meyers John Millerschin Cheri Mills Charlie Patti Mitchell Moore Seniors 31 Chris Karen Oliver Nicholson Tina Norton Dawn Novak 32 Seniors Deborah Paschke Renee Pasek Marie Pasquin Cynthia Payne Dan Pearson Jo Marie Pearson Susie Pearson Robert Peasley Pat Phelps Kelly Phillips Ed Pine Loraine Pinge! I Never Think Of The Future, It Comes Soon Enough. Seniors 33 Perry Polishuk Joan Potter Cheryl Quade Curtis Ramsey 34 Seniors For I Was Never Less Alone Than When By Myself'. Shari Rutherford Shelly Sawglc Thomas Schaible Connie Rowley Larry Sanborn Tom Schell Gary Running Julene Sanford Gregory Schleicher Seniors 35 Wade Schmidt Rick Schroedcr Terry Schroedcr Grace Sexton Julie Joan Sherry Simpson Skwirsk Slicff Ron Smith 36 Seniors Joe Stroup Heidi Robert Laurie Summers Sundelius Sutherby Seniors 37 . . . And Don't You Think That Between Here And Now, John Sweeney Jim Teays Edward Thick Rhonda Touchctte Scott Trude 11 Tina Tu rallo Jeffrey Ulcman Terry Van A lien 38 Seniors We Will Meet Once Or Twice? Jody Verran Cheryl Waite Dan Walker Michelle Warner George Laura Waters Watson Tina Wier Kristine West Seniors 39 Sally Wilcox Clayton Williams Paul Wilson Joachim Wintcrstein John Wnuk Ron da Wright Karen Zakariasen Joe Young Darrell Yens 40 Seniors Seniors 41 Senior Mock Elections Most Sincere Most Respected Most Likely To Succeed Most Likely Millionare Hardest Worker Most Ambitious Most Studious Best Leader Most Sophisticated Most Sentimental Cutest Couple Weakest Stomach Most Talkative Most Argumentative Female Amy Anderson Joan Potter Chris King Chris King Julie Griffin Julie Griffin Ruth Stover Chris King Cheryl Oberlee Julene Sanford Barb Hickie Mary Truba Shelley Brecht Shelley Brecht Male Bill DeKlerk Chris Jones Chris Jones Chris Brown Chris Jones Chris Jones Rick Bessette Chris Jones Doug Holcomb Chris Brown Brian Colosky Mike King Todd Rowden Todd Rowden 42 Seniors Friendliest Personality Most Popular Most Courteous Best Looking Sexiest Prettiest Hair Cutest Walk Best Physique Best Dresser Nicest Legs Cutest Nose Nicest Smile Cutest Laugh Joan Potter Nancy Baldwin Amy Anderson Joan Potter Cathy Murphy Becky Bresino Cathy Murphy Kim Owens Lynne Harding Patti Dennis Sharon Bukowski Jennifer Childers Shelley Brecht Chris Brown Chris Jones Doug Holcomb Chris Hancock Paul Sohlden Marc Cunningham Paul Sohlden Ed Lagness Doug Holcomb Dan Walker Mike Jefferson Scott Jarvis Chris Haut Seniors 43 Mock Elections Continued Class Artist Most Athletic Best Dancer Best Musician Most Talented Best Actress Actor Best Singer Most Original Biggest Eater Clumsiest Class Cheater Dizziest Class Slob Prettiest Eyes Brenda Mathenia Cheri Millis Dawn Chandler Joan Potter Julie Simpson Julie Simpson Cheryl Burnside Mary Jo Johnson Mary Truba Mary Truba Cheryl Oberlee Marianne Shoemaker Rhonda Burns Chris King Ron Trude 11 Ed Thick Larry Sanborn Larry Sanborn Chris Barry Larry Sanborn Chris Barry Sam Roach Jeff Day Nick Lewis Rick Burrough Nick Lewis Dave Bunch Russell Smith 44 Seniors Mosf School Spirit Biggest Cheapskate Day Dreamer Wreck less Driver Class Skipper Laziest Class Complainer Class Grouch Class Brown Noser Class Clown Biggest Joker Class Flirt Most All-Around P Preppiest Ruth Stover Cheryl Oberlee Laurie Sutherby Lorna Leidheiser Erin Powell Rhonda Burns Shelley Brecht Patti Dennis Cheryl Oberlee Mary Truba Mary Truba Sheryl Green Amy Anderson Nancy Baldwin Sam Roach Doug Engleman Doug Engleman Deron Hackney Chris Cuttitta Rick Burrough Todd Rowden Chris Haut Todd Rowden Greg Schleicher Greg Schleicher Mike Jefferson Ed Thick Chris Fahey Seniors 45 Amy Anderson Volleyball 9, 10 Yearbook II, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 Chad Anderson Football 10, II, 12 Forensics 10 Wrestling II, 12 Chris Barry Marching Band 9. 10, II, 12 Symphony Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Choir 9 Track 9, 10, II. 12 Choral Ensemble 10, II Cross Country 10, II, 12 Daryl Bentley Baseball 9 Football 10 Basketball 10 N.H.S. 11, 12 Student Council 12 Yearbook 12 Jim Bissonnette Track 9, 10, II, 12 Cross Country 10, 11 N.H.S. 11, 12 John Bommarito Football 9 Basketball 9 Cross Country 10 Concert Choir 10, 11 Track 12 Kim Bonner Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Symphony Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Band 9 Tab Brinker Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12 Symphony Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Tennis II, 12 N.H.S. II. 12 Boys State 11 Chris Brown Class Council II, 12 Yearbook 10, II, 12 Spanish Club 10 Homecoming Escort 12 Rhonda Burns Drama 9, 10, 11 Track 9, 10, 11 Cross Country 10, 11 Student Council 10 Thespian Club 10, 11, 12 N.H.S. 11, 12 Yearbook 12 Sharon Bukowski Concert Band 9, 10 Glee Club 9, 10 Marching Band 9, 10 Symphonic Band 10 Track 11 N.H.S. 11, 12 Girls State 11 Cheryl Burnside Glee Club 9 Choral Ensemble 10, 12 Concert Choir 10 Treble Ensemble 11 Bell Choir 11, 12 N.H.S. 11. 12 Swing Choir 12 Rick Burrough Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, II, 12 Dawn Chandler Tennis 9, 10, II, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 9, 10, 12 N.H.S. 11, 12 Jennifer Childers Basketball 9 Yearbook 10 Ed Coates Basketball 9 Homecoming Escort 12 Chris Cuttitta Drama 9, 10, 11 Thespian Club 10, 11 N.H.S. 11, 12 Football 12 Jeff Day Basketball 9, 10. 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 12 Bill De Klerk Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11 Track 9 Bob DeVor Basketball 9 N.H.S. 11 John Dennis Football 9, 10, II Basketball 9 Track 9, 10. 11, 12 Golf 12 Patti Dennis Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, II Softball 9. 10, 11, 12 Philip Detaney Concert Band 9 Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Concert Choir 9 Choral Ensemble 10, 11, 12 Symphonic Band 10, II, 12 Honors Choir 11, 12 Doug Engleman Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 12 Dawn Eskelson Pep Club 9 Concert Choir II Treble Ensemble 12 Class Council 12 Teri Gleason Softball 9, 10, 11, 12 Larry Crumley Football 9 Wrestling 9, 10, II, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Susan Hackney Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12 Softball (Manager) 10 Rob Hagerman Hockey 12 Chris Hancock Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, II, 12 Christopher Haul Football 9, 10, 11 Wrestling 9 Baseball 9, 10, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 Doug Holcomb Football 9, 12 Wrestling 9 Baseball 9, 10, II, 12 Golf 10, 11 Basketball 10 N.H.S. 11, 12 Journalism II 46 Seniors Chris Jones Baseball 9, 10, II, 12 Basketball 9, 10 Football 9, 10, II, 12 Class Council, President II, 12 Track 12 Chris King N.H.S. II, 12 Class Council II, 12 Drama II Yearbook 12 Student Council 12 Mark Robert King Baseball 9, 10, II, 12 Basketball 9 Football 9, 10, II, 12 Homecoming Escort 9 Track 12 Debbie Lang Basketball 9, 10, II Softball 9, 10 N.H.S. II. 12 Nancy Lonsberry French Club 9 Drama 10, II, 12 Thespian II, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 Patricia Moore Drama II, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 Kathleen Mack French Club 9 Softball 10, II, 12 John Millerschin Choir 9, 10, 11 Basketball 9 Chess II Cheri Millis Basketball 9, 10, II, 12 Volleyball 9, 10, II, 12 Softball 9, 10, II, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 Kim Owens N.H.S. II. 12 Yearbook II, 12 Class Council II, 12 Student Council 12 Renee Pasek Tennis 9 Track 12 Samuel Roach Forensics 9, 10 Drama 9 Choir 10, II, 12 Mascot 10, II, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 Annette Romaine Treble Choir 9, 10 Choral Ensemble II, 12 Todd Rowden Student Council, President 12 Yearbook 12 Larry Sanborn Chess Club 9, 10, II, 12 Wrestling 10, II Drama 10, II, 12 Choral Ensemble 10, II, 12 Yearbook 12 Swing Choir 12 Honors Choir 12 Class Council 12 Tom Schaible Band 9, 10 Golf 10, II, 12 Hockey 10, II, 12 N.H.S. II. 12 Terry Schroeder Football 9 Baseball 10 N.H.S. II, 12 Rick Schroeder Football 9, 12 Track 9, 10, II, 12 Hockey 10 Drama II Michelle Shoultz Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12 Symphonic Band 9, 10, II, 12 Tennis 10 Softball 10 N.H.S. II, 12 Julie Simpson Class Council 9 Drama 9, 10, II, 12 Concert Band 9, 10 Marching Band 9, II, 12 Glee Club 10 Thespian 10, II, 12 Solo Ensemble 10, II, 12 Choral Ensemble II, 12 Bell Choir 12 Swing Choir 12 N.H.S. 12 Symphonic Band II, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Stephen Smith Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12 Symphonic Band 9, 10, II, 12 Solo Ensemble 9, 10, II, 12 Paul Sohlden Hockey 9, 10, II, 12 Track 9, 10 Football 10 Ruth Stover Glee Club 9 Class Council II, 12 Forensics 9, 10 Drama 10, II N.H.S. II, 12 Yearbook 12 Heidi Summers Marching Band 9, 10, II Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10, II N.H.S. II. 12 Robert Sundelius Marching Band 9, 10, II, 12 Symphonic Band 9, 10, II, 12 Solo Ensemble 9, 10, II, 12 Laurie Sutherby Basketball 9, 10, II, 12 Softball 9, 10, II, 12 N.H.S. II, 12 John Sweeney Cross Country 10, II, 12 Hockey 10, II, 12 Ed Thick Football 9, 10, II, 12 Basketball 9, 10, II, 12 Baseball 9, 10, II N.H.S. 12 Rhonda Touchette Drama 10, II Yearbook 10 Thespian II, 12 Mary Truba Cheerleader 9, 10 Chris Viehl Football 9, 10 Baseball 9, 10, II, 12 Journalism 11 N.H.S. II, 12 Wrestling II Seniors 47 4H Juniors Junior Class Officers Board of Directors: Left to right; Front row, Julie Kerr, Jeff Brown, Joy Coulter, Maureen Tucker, Back row, Andrea Padgitt, Josie Rodcla, Lisa Ward, and David King. Representatives: Carol Hotchkiss and Helen Delling. Left to Right: Secretary, Trisha Sowden, Vice-President, Scott Jensen, President, Becky Tromble, and Treasurer, Teresa Griffin. 50 Juniors Rhonda Abbey Ken Anthony Eileen Arms Mike Asher Darla Attwell Barry Aubert Jim Avery Penny Avery Mark Baldridge Mark Ball Robert Barney Anthony Berard Ann Berry Jim Bishop John Bitters Dalton Blackwell Terry Boatright Rayne Bond Shelly Bonesteel Deanna Bonner Shawn Brecht Toni Brinker Richard Brooks Jeff Brown Jackie Butterfield Sarah Byrne Juniors 51 Dale Chapman Chris Childers Kim Clark Tim Clark Oliver Clevingcr Bob Cline Larry Cline James Collins Dennis Colmcr Walter Cook Phyllis Coulter Tim Coulter Yolanda Cradduck Deanne Cripps Dan Cuyler Lanette Davis Marcy Davis Todd Davis Nancy Day Norman Day Helen Del ling Dennis Delmagc Perry Demerly Michael Denise Curt Dennis Debbie Dennis 52 Juniors Karen Dennis “Now let me see ... Cathy Dcvor Mary Ann DiMaggio Diane Dorr Joe Dubois Chris Dunlap Kim Dunmire David Dupuis Todd Eisinger Tim Eklin Gary Eller Lynn Elliot Denise Esckelson Tim Farmer Leonard Fielder Dwayne Fircstine Tracy Fuller Cheryl Galkin Ron Garcia Joe Garza Dianne Gleason Ellen Gleason Bryan Gcotzingcr Juniors 53 Paul Gonzalez Cheril Green Steve Green Pam Gregory Teresa Griffin Andrea Gross Kendall Grunewald Todd Hagerman Rollie Halstead Kim Hanson Kelly Harris Frank Hart Yvette Hart Scott Hathaway Matt Haut Dan Haver Phylcna Haver Karen Head Ron Heins Mark Hennessey George Henry Jerry Hill Ann Hof man Gary Holey Mike Holt Denise Holtz 54 Juniors Michelle Hoolihan Richard Horn Kim Horwath Carol Hotchkiss Wendy Houser Chris Hovey Jeff Hovis Lena Howey Evelyn Hudgins Tina Huffman Sharon Hunt Ed Irgang Karen Ish Vickie Jackson Kelly Jacobs Becky Jannette Michelle Jarrett Scott Jenson Gail Jewell Ben Jones Jim Jones Diane June Eric June Juniors 55 Shelly Jurgess Keith Kazor Kevin Kazor Darlene Kennard Mike Kerchaert Julie Kerr James Kile David King Jill King David Kirk!in Bill Kovacs Douglas La fan Scott Lane Brad Lang Kim Lange Edmund Lanhome Randy Lanouc Bruce La Valley Mary LeBlanc Skip Lepor Scott Lindsay Jim Lipka Robert Lohorn 56 Juniors LuAnne Lukacs Dan Luzi Jeff Lyle Scott Mag rath William Mair Kathy Makedonsky Tracy Makedonsky Jim Maloney Loretta Marsh Lisa Martus Gary McCallum David McCorry Coreena McCoy Karen Me Murray Lani Mellish Rick Melzer Joe Millerschin Amy Mitchell Coleen Morey f 1 L m. Bobby Morris Tracy Morris “I'm glad it's Friday. ” Juniors 57 Douglas Morticr Todd Muir Michelle Muldoon Jeff Nceb Heather Ncitzke Kendra Nicholas Kelli Noel Carol Ochadlcus Jane Ortman Tina Osentoski Paul Overland Matt Ozminski Andrea Padgitt Dale Palmer Debbie Papp Steve Pardington Richard Pasek Chris Patterson Michelle Pearson Susan Penn 58 Juniors Karen Phelps Bryan Pickclman Gcri Pier Allen PingeI Michelle Plummer Missy Porter Cindy Powers Joe Prather Cheryl Quade Jeff Radatz Rich Reagon Sue Reif Christine Ribble Mike Ritchie Brad Ritter Chris Rives Debbie Roach Mark Robbins Geralyn Roberts Jane Roberts Wendy Roberts Josie Rode la Bob Rodriguez Don R omine Jeff Rose Betsy Rucker Juniors 59 Randy Running Brian Russell Stephen Russell Kurt Sanford Jim Sayen Jessica Schell Ron Schoen Brian Schroeder Mike Schroeder Donna Schultz Julie Scramlin Linda Scramlin Ken Slater Shelley Slieff Chris Smith Earlina Smith Mcrri Smith Trisha Sowden zzzz 60 Juniors Jody St. Pierre Matt St. Pierre Richard Staunton Chris Storm Denise Street Darin Strobbe Kelly Stuart Becky Suddeth Glenn Surbrook Mike Swailes Barbara Sweet Ralph Swett Ryen Swett Delores Taschner Irene Taschner Mike Taylor Greg Taylor Bryan Thaxton Jeff Thompson Jennifer Thompson Juniors 61 Wendy Thompson Tonia Tindall ‘7 know her number is in here somewhere ” Lerae Toole Pam Torres John Treece Jennifer Tripp Becky Tromblc Kelly Truax Tina Truax Tom Truax Maureen Tucker Kim Turner Sally VanCura Jeanne VanWagcn Dave Vaughan Richard Veihl Sheri Verran Carol Wagner Mark Wagner 62 Juniors Greg Waldron Kevin Walker Yvonne Wallace Clyde Ward Lisa Ward Barbara Waterland Kim Watson Mike Webber Mike Welch Jodi Whitaker Jim White Fred Wilcox Mary Wilcox Ellen Wildfong Connie Williams Tammy Wilson Debbie Wood Jenifer Wood Susan Workman Greg Woycik Debbie Yorks Photo Not Available: Wayne Bohnctt Wendy Borgen Stan Boyd James Boyers Wesley Butterfield Karen Cote Don Currie Harold Dc Groat Dennis Fox Jim Freeman Joe Fronczak Patrick George Ron Glines Ty Graham Steve Griffith Bob Henry Darlene Johnson Lori Jordan Ken Klugger Lori Lassen Terry Leach Penny Leonard Lance Lincoln Renee Little Jay McCalpin Brent McCormick Curtis McIntyre Diane Miller Simon Morris Beth Myers Kevin Pickett Julie Pierce Albert Ramsey Mark Rayment Perry Smith Jill Swayzc Ken Toland Mcdrina Ulmer Tom We Iky Lori Willits Mary Young Tracey Zavislak Juniors 63 Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: Secretary, She he Chapel, President, Sue Felk, Vice-President, Jane Oliver, Trcasucr, Lee Madeline. Board of Directors: Left to right; back row, Kathy Kilcy, Suzic Bullock, Dawn Coffel, and Michelle Gark, Front row, Doug Gibson, Richard Whotte, Gcrid Schwartz. 66 Sophomores John Albert Dan Anderson Billie Andison Gerald Andrews Susan Avery Todd Baden Lisa Bake we I I Dennis Baldridge Dawn Ballard Joan Barney Tim Bauer Traci Beard Ronald Beckett Daniel Bel beck Phil Bellinger Melissa Bcnaske Jody Bennett Jane Berry Tina Blankenship Kelly Bonesteel David Boots Lynne Bowyer David Bracy Todd Brecht Rick Brim Deanna Brown Sophomores 67 Kimbcrlec Brown Russell Bukowski Suzy Bullock Valarie Burch Tawni Burgess Timothy Burgess Ron Burrough Gilbert Cain Deborah Caldwell Shawn Cane I I Andrew Caputo Brett Carter Jeff Chamberlain Shcllie Chapel Amy Chayka Edward Clark Steven Clark John Cline Dawn Coffel Curtis Conrad Bonnie Cook Michelle Cote Dan Coulter Kelly Coulter Roger Covill Greg Cox 68 Sophomores Dawn Cripps Andrew Cross Joan Cuttitta Kenneth Cuylcr Allison Davis Laura Davis Lisa DcBcau Wade DcBcau Mark DeGroat Beth Dennis Sandy Denomme Donna Diehl Ann Dillon Ronald Dillon Christopher Dirks Brendon Donahue Diane Donahue Thomas Doppke Julie Dotson Robert Downey Sophomores 69 Rodney Eckcrslcy Mark Edwards Luther Ervin Yvonne Ervin Mahala Everman Ed Everson Anne Ewing Ken Fallowficld Steve Farrell Susan Fclk Denise Fircstinc Dorthy Forbush Curtis Fortier Dawn Frankc Denise Frankc Kathy French Tom Fuller Michelle Gark Dwight Garrett Sharon Gary Debbie Gibbard 70 Sophomores Douglas Gibson James Green Nancy Green Jerry Gricwahn Dawn Grossbaucr Douglas Grossbaucr Pat G rum ley Robin Hardcnburgh Karen Hardy Michael Harp Chris Harris Jim Harris William Harvey Beth Haskell Mary Lynn HatHcld Teresa Hathaway Angela Hauff Amber Heacock Fred Henry Jeffrey Hofert Rhonda Hoffman Lynn Holman Cindy Holt Todd Holtz Evelyn Hoolihan Allen Houck Sophomores 71 Richard Huestis Sherry Huntley Patricia Irish Lavena Jackson Robin Jackson Lisa Janiszewski Renee Jannctte Gregory Jarvis Kimberly Jefferson Kim Johnson David Jones Larry Jones Bryan Joppie Tom Kalisz Rodney Kalman Kathleen Kiley Charles King Mike King Dan Klaffer Keith Knight Mark La baza John LaClair John Lagalski Teresa Lagness Suprcna Lake Debbie Lambert 72 Sophomores Kevin Lange Donald Larose Mark Leblanc Nancy Lebo Karl Lee Jeffrey Lipka Kari Lomerson Elizabeth Long David Lyerla Darren Lyon Jon Mabery Patrice Mack Lee Madeline Melanie Mai burg Jessica Mallett Danecn Mancour Charles Mann Annette Mark wood Dor thy Marotz Dawnc Marshall Christina Martin Jill Mayer Curt McAllister David McCoy Lori McCullock Kim Me Murray Sophomores 73 Maria McNutt Laura Meyers Christine Mikulski Ann Miller Robert Miller Ed Milliken Elizabeth Millis Lisa Miscncr Kristen Morey Laura Morey Ruth Morris Jerry Morse Donald Mroz Alisa Nass Michael Nighswander Stephanie Northrop Julie Nurenburg Colleen O'Hara Jane Oliver Marvin Olson Tammy Osentoski Scott Palmer Sandra Paschkc 74 Sophomores Kim Patton Gary Pearson Lisa Pearson Chad Peka Wendy Perry David Peterson Michael Phelps Hue Tan Phung Susan Pierce Louis Pine Jeff Pinnix Julie Piorunek Kristen Pope Michelle Posner Joann Proulx Chantel Putnam Todd Rambow Deanna Ransom Chris Rappuhn Kimbery Ratliff Bridgette Ream Sophomores 75 “One more hour till freedom ... Karen Relitz Randy Rcynacrt Dessallia Richie Chris Roberts Anthony Robinson Lisa Rodriguez Sheryl Roland Deanna Romska Jamie Rose Howard Rouse Duane Rowley William Ryckman Jill Sahrow John Sawatzkc Micheal Saw chuck Sherry Sawgle James Saycr Lisa Schaible Lori Schalau Kelly Scheidt David Schlaud Kimberly Schrocdcr Gerid Schwartz 76 Sophomores Dale Schwerin Da vid Schrimgcr Ronald Shaffer Tammy Sholes Timothy Skalecki Candy Smith Danny Smith Joel Smith Robert Smith Susan Snowden Brad Speck Brenda Stallings Mitch Stef fey Paul Stoll Ray Stover Tim Stresen-Reuter Tina Stresen-Reuter Michele Stroup Davis St urge n Cindy Sturgis Michelle Summerfield Steven Swailes Kevin Taylor Sophomores 77 Kimberly Taylor Marie Taylor Tracy Teague Deanne Thane Michele Thaxton Steven Thick Craig Tody Jama Toppin Michelle Touchette Susan Trudell David Turner Thomas Turonek Michelle Tysick Lisa Underwood David Uy Carl Wag home Brenda Waibel Troy Waite Kurt is Walker Laurc Wares James Warner Mike Warner Elizabeth Watcrland 78 Sophomores Photo Not Available: Rodney Abke Amy Lambert Terry Achtabowski James Mawcr Lisa Bidoul Kim McNutt Ken Brower Rick Montgomery Larry Carney Todd Owens Lorraine Coakley Chris Patterson Ken Colosky Regina Pendergrass Mike Dupont Darrin Peters Larry Elliot Marguiretc Raymcnt Nancy Greer Alvin Smith James Grizzard Joann Smith Paul Halstead Michelle Spranklc Trina Hathaway Tony Tcachworth Robin Hunt Emma Tucker Dave Jasper Dcwayne Plummer Donald Kaake Richard Van A lien Delores Kalar Will Whitman Gerald Klcinknccht Gerry Wilder Terre Watts David Waugh Robin Weaver Penny Weeks William Wells Alice Wcrden Gcorgic Werner Ann Marie West Steve West Richard Whottc Norm Wilcox Michelle Wilding Dave Williams Hal Williams Kelly Willman Kelly Wilson Kenneth Wing Darryl Winslow Galen Witham Tammy Woolner Angie Worth Wendy Wright Philip Yoder Craig Younge Laurie Zdun Matt Zclccki Chris Zielinski Sophomores 79 Where You Come From Is Not Nearly As Important As Where You Are Going. Freshmen Class Officers Left to Right: President, Amy McCauley, Treasurer, Mary Doherty, Vice-President. Dianne Smith Board of Directors: Left to Right: Front row; Susie Miracle, Lone Sommcrvi lc, Dianna Harp, back row; Laura Michelson. Amy Hamilton. Lisa Brzczinski, Kim Smith. Representatives: Left to Right: Kim Smith. Pcrri Forfar. Marcic King. 82 Freshmen Not even a basketball could come between us. Isidoro Aguinaga Larry Alberts Jamie Anderson Robert Andrews Tina Arms Bcckic Arnold Paulette Austin Brain Avernali Jodi Baker Carl Ball Denise Ball Carol Barth Clifford Bauroth Jay Bchnkc David Bcltz Mike Bennett Maribeth Bessey Laura Bishop Brenda Blanchard Charles Boncstccl Vivian Bottger Marci Bowman David Brackncy Freshmen 83 Steven Bracy Marc Briseno Lorainc Brosscau Matt Brower Julie Brown Lisa Brzezinski Barbara Buell Laurie Bullock Tammy Bush David Butler Mike Butterfield Jennifer Byers Jay Caldwell Ryan Calhoun Jodi Calvin Kim Candy Constance Cappclla Michelle Caputo James Carpenter Kay Carpenter 84 Freshmen Mary Case Robert Castaneda Renee Caudell Connie Chauvin Kelly Christian Lorraine Coaklcy Carol Coates Tracy Cockcrill Jim Colgan Terry Collins Louis Cook Kristen Coulter Jason Crateur Matt Crown Tabby Culver Robert Dalgleish Dianne Daly Tammie Davenport Brian Be Beau Brian Del mage Daryl Demerly Dave Denise Renee Denomme Tom Dcvancy Mary Devor Renee Dobis Freshmen 85 Mary Doherty Lori Donahue James Dubois Jeff Dubois Melissa Edwards Chris Ehman Steve Ervin Rico Escamilla Kim Eschcnburg Darren Fallowficld Dana Finch Chcrri Fish Kelly Fish Perri Forfar Lisa Fox Amy Freeman Frank From me David Gajewski Kristine Garrison Doug Gaynier Jani George Beverly Gilbert Elizabeth Gleason Scott Gordon Amy Gregory Aaron Grondin 86 Freshmen Melissa Gross Angela Haight Dennis Haight Melissa Haight Kim Haines Todd Haines Amy Hamilton Jon Hankins Julie Hardy Diana Harp Kathy Harris Mandy Hart less Kim Hazelett John Heasty Robin Heins Victor Herrera Mark Hof man Tami Haganson Jerri Holt Rodney Hornung Sharon Howey Cheryl Huestis Randy Huffman Steve Hughes Dick Huntley Scott Hutchings Kim Hutchinson Susan Ihrke Lynettc Irclan Freshmen 87 Matt Irgnng Margaret Jackson Roxanne Jannettc Cathlccn Johnson Steve Johnson Vance Johnson Angela Jones Tara Jones Tim Jones Darrin June Mark June Joann Kaffcnbcrgcr Terry Kagc Craig Kalman Chris Kazor John Kennard Elizabeth King Julia King Marcie King Dc wayne Klaffer Kris Klauka Linda Klauka Kendra Klein Jacqueline Kloska Kristina Kluger Andrea Krchcl 88 Freshmen Sata lie K re he I Dawn La barge Brian La Baza Donna Lambert Carolyn Lamphicr John Lang Charles Langhorn Jeanette Leach Jeff Lee Scott Lepor Matt Lewis Greg Lilley Donna Little Michelle Lloyd Kim Lockrcy Shawna Lomcrson Teresa Lopez Dana Madeline Sheryl Makedonsky Brian Mai burg Gary Malhado Tammi Manderville Tonya Mason Rhonda Mass Amy McCauley Garth McComb Freshmen 89 Pat McCorry Colleen McCoy Rex McCoy Mary McGuire Tracy McKinzic Theresa McKinney Kristina McMillian Kathy Me Murray Linda Meachum Yvonne Metzger Laura Michclson Cheryle Mikulski Patty Miles Paula Miller Ed Miltiken Michelle Mill is Susie Miracle Janellc Monroe Terry Moor Penny Morris Micheal Muldoon Scott Nass Brenda Nicholson 90 Freshmen Arthur Nieman Lars Norburg Jim Novak Joe Oberlee Leigh O'Brien Mark Ochadlcus Carrie Olson Shelly Olson Eric Organck Kim Osbourn Lisa Otis Greg Padgitt Brian Pasek Ed Patten Scott Per iso Holly Perkins Kevin Peters Neill Peters Pam Pettit Jeff Phelps Tammy Phelps Kathleen Pierce Linda Plummer Deanna Ponomarenko Lisa Pote Michelle Pullicin Freshmen 91 William Reddish Rhonda Redmond Mark Recce Jim Reynolds Rebecca Riseman Rex Roach Becky Robertson Mike Robinson Bobbi Roscoe Sandy Rose Fred Ross man Michelle Rowley Kristie Ruen Jim Ruiz Dave Russell Larry Russell Russell Santti Mark Santti Mark Scheidt Jackie Schell Sandra Schlaud Teresa Schlaud Ryan Schneider Douglas Schocn Wendy Schrocder Kelly Schwartz 92 Freshmen Cary Scott Nick Scramlin Polly Scramlin Scott Scgcr Scott Shaw Michelle She horn Steve Shelton Carmala Sicilliano Jill Simpson James Skwirsk Connie Slater Connie Smith Diane Smith Jennifer Smith Kim Smith Rebecca Smith Wendy Smith Pete Snell Diane Snowden Loric Somerville Justine Sowden Freshmen 93 Melissa Spencer Randy Spencer Rob Springsteen Stacy St. Pierre Cathy Stambaugh Steve Stef fey Rene Stein Mike Stewart Tom Story Mike Stuart Dan Sutherby John Sweet Rusty Tamowsky Michelle Taylor Rodney Thaxton Kelly Thomas Jamie Thompson Angela Tody Louie Torres Tom Trisch Kelley Truax Anisa Trudell David Utley James Valentine Denise Vancura Julie Van Wagncn Michelle Vaughan Dan Vcrran Dave Wagner 94 Freshmen Darren Walters Debra Warner Donna Warner Jon Waside wski Pam Weaver Angela Welch Lisa Wells Drew West Rod Whitney Danny Wilcox Gerald Wilcox Steven Wild Long Kelly Williams Robert Williams Shelly Williams Francine Willis Todd Willis Troy Wittkc Rhonda Wolfe Christine Woodruff Lanny Wright Sue Yens Linda Yoder Lisa Yost Mike Zavislak Vonc Amphoncphong Ken Babballay Stephanie Bushman Andy Carpenter Amy Carter Mike Clccs Loric Crews Andrew Davis Linda Dougherty Jason Dunlap Katrina Fifield Ron Freeman David Glines Chris Gonzalez Photo not available. Robert Henderson Scott Higgins Barb Jewell Tom Jordan Scott June Kevin Levi Jeff McGill Amy Miner Linda Plummer Mike Robinson Soulikone Savatphoune Lisa Sweeney Ty Sweet Mike Upton Freshmen 95 96 Activities Activities 97 Everyone Needs A Place To Hangout! Student Leaders Front row: Kim Owens, Carol Hotchkiss, Chris King, Julie Griffin. Middle row: Jane Oliver. Chris Mikulski, Amy McCau- ley, Diane Smith, Teresa Griffin. Back row: Advisor Mr. Har- rism, Scott Jensen, Helen Delling, Dawn Chandler, Joan Potter, Daryl Bentley. Not pictured: Chris Jones, Cheryl Obcrlce, Lynne This year’s Student Council was one of the best Lapeer East has ever had. The students worked very hard trying to improve the Student Council and the school. Todd Rowden, S.C. President, said, “One of the major goals of this year’s Student Council is to get the students more involved in school activities and to get the students to care more about their school. ” It was agreed upon that class treasurers and secre- taries should be members of Student Council. This has very good results. Another important improvement was the amending of the Student Council Constitu- tion. The Student Council organized many activities this year, including Homecoming and Coming Home, and sponsored two assemblies for the student body. Everyone involved in this year’s Student Council seemed to enjoy it very much. Harding, Nancy Baldwin, Becky Tromble, Trisha Sowdcn, An- drea Gross, Cheryl Galkin, Chris Rives, Sue Fclk, Shcllie Chap- el, Lee Madeline, Kristen Morey, Kari Lomcrson, Lora Schalau, Kimberly Taylor, Jackie Kloska, Mary Doherty, Anisa Trudell, Laura Bishop, Kim Smith, Pcrri Forfar, Marcie King. Vice President, Todd Muir. Secretary, Sheryl Green. Presi- dent, Todd Rowden. 98 Activities Community Helpers President, Julie Griffin. Vice President, Ruth Stover. Secre- tary, Cheryl Burnside. Treasurer, Chris King. This year's National Honor Society was very active. According to tradition, they sponsored a Blood Mo- bile for the American Red Cross and helped with the Special Olympics. They also started a new tutoring program. A canned food drive for the needy and a book drive for our school library were conducted also. The advisor, Mr. Don Morris, felt that, “This is one of the most ambitious groups we have ever had. Over- all, it was a very productive year for the N.H.S. Front row: Suttcn Avery, Amy Anderson. Heidi Summers, Deb- bie Dennis, Dawn Chandler, Jody St. Pierre, Cheryl Oberlee, Brenda Mathcnia, Julene Sanford, Toni Brinker, Kim Owens. Michelle Shoultz, Laura Watson. Second row: Sharon Bu- kowski, Mike Gajewski, Bo Jacobsson, Pam Gregory, Rhonda Abbey, Jodi Whitaker, Kim Turner, Carol Hotchkiss, Barb Hickic, Rhonda Bums. Julie Kerr, Mike Maxwell, Nancy Day. Third row: Mary Young. Brad Lang, Rick Bessette. Julie Simp- son, Valoric Bannon, Laurie Sutherby, Ellen Gleason, Debbie Lang, Helen Dclling, Scott Lindsay. Dale Chapman, Roger Do- bis. Tab Brinker, Advisor Don Morris. Back row: Tom Schaible. Erik Lavenius, Joachim Winterstein, Chris Barry, Sam Roach. Terry Schrocdcr, Daryl Bentley, Greg Woycic. Mike Swailes. Richard Pasck, Jeff Brown, Todd Muir, Mark Wagner. Activities 99 Yearbook — Staying Late, The 81-82 Yearbook Staff: David Uy, Chris King, Julie Griffin, Daryl Bentley, Todd Rowden. Not Pictured: Galen Witham, Ruth Stover, Chris Brown, Larry Sanborn, Teresa Griffin, Jill Marcic Davis. King, Lisa Ward, Rhonda Bums, Amy Anderson, Kim Owens, The yearbook staff was not large this year, but they did a lot of work. Every day, after school you could expect to find the yearbook room full of staff members busily working on layouts and the darkroom full of photographers trying to keep up with the demands put on them. And then there were the deadline days. They were the busiest and the most fun. One time, the staff stayed after school until 12 a.m. to meet a deadline. But McDonald’s was close, so they survived. Most members agreed that being on the staff means putting in a lot of time and hard work, but it also gives you a great feeling of satisfaction when you know you helped. Also, spending all that time together forms many lasting friendships. Co-editors, Kim and Amy said, “We wouldn’t have missed it for anything.’’ Turn off the lights, shut the door, ... says Mr. White. 100 Activities Working Hard, And Having Fun Kim and Amy are NEVER grouchy! Have a Coke and TWO smiles. Whaaaat! Another mistake? Activities 101 Corning Home 1982 Coming Home King — Scott Jarvis and his escort, Nancy Baldwin. This year’s Coming Home was February 19, 1982. It was a time that many people will always remem- ber. The King candidates, Danny Walker, Daryl Bentley, Scott Jarvis, Ed Lagness, Paul Sohlden, and Pete Sohlden, and the class representatives, Junior, Mike Holt, Sophomore, Greg Jarvis, and Freshman, Brian Pasek will surely never forget the experience of being chosen by their classmates. And the highlight of the week — the moment when Scott Jarvis was named Coming Home King 1982 will never be for- gotten, especially by Scott. The week of February 15 was Spirit Week. Mon- day was Future Day, Wednesday was Punk Rock Day, Thursday was 60’s Day, and Friday was Green and Gold Day. Tuesday there was no school for students, which added even more spirit. This year, the theme of the Coming Home wall decorating contest was Children’s Stories. The Sen- ior Class won with their “The Jungle Story’’ wall. They also won last year. The Student Council bought a plaque for this competition. The plaque was placed in the showcase, and each year the winner will be engra ved on it. This was our second Coming Home and hopefully there will be many more. Congratula- tions Scott! 102 Activities The King candidates and class representatives during the assem bly. The class representatives at the game. 'Mario , alias Mr. Twing, in one of his kinder moods. Activities 103 Symphonic Sounds Members of Symphony Band: Flute: Lynn Holman, Vivian Boitger, Wendy Schrocdcr, Lisa Pearson, Maria McNutt, Stan Russell, Tabby Culver, Kathy Pierce. Oboe: Laura Watson. Bassoon: Debbie Gibbard. Clarinet: Laura Morey, Michelle Shoultz, Anne Hofman, Beth Dennis, Julie Simpson, Kim Bon- ner, Chris Dirks, Lani Mellish, Sutten Avery, Tonya Tindall, Kelly Willoman, Shelly Chapel, Rhonda Wolfe, Rebecca Rise- man, Karen Nicholson, Sue Trudcll. Alto Clarinet: Karen Za- kariasen, Denise Firestine. Bass Clarinet: Shawn Canell, Dwayne Firestine. Contra Alto Clarinet: Michelle Gark. Alto Saxophone: Joan Potter, Matt St. Pierre, Mike King, Steve West, Jim Green. Tenor Saxophone: Debbie Dennis, Pat Mack, Mike Swailes. Baritone Saxophone: Rhonda Abbey. Cornet: Tab Brinker, Wendy Perry, Scott LcPor, Tony Bcrard, Chris Barry, Craig Youngc. Horn: Bob Sundelius, Phil DcVancy, Chris Mikulski, Ryan Calhoun, Ruth Morris, Jill Swayzc. Trom- bone: Steve Smith, Alisa Nass, Ben Jones, Howard Rouse. Bari- tone: Todd Muir, David Peterson. Tuba: Bryan Joppie, Gary Malhado. Percussion: Dan Luzi, Mike Nighswandcr, Julie Har- dy, Val Bannon, Toni Brinker, Terri Watts, Frank Fromme. Drum .Major: Chris Dirks. 104 Activities Concert Concertos Members of Concert Band: Flute: Michelle Stroup, Kelly Fish, David Uy, Jamie Thompson, Lisa Yost, Meribeth Bessy, Sue Yens, Steve Hughes. Clarinet: Val Burch, Shari Rutherford, Cheryl Mikulski, Kim Hutchinson, Tonya Mason, Geralyn Rob- erts, Kelly Williams, Richard Whotte, Chris Kazor, Becky Ar- nold, Linda Klauka, Chris Garrison, Sandy Paschke, Stacy St. Pierre, Melissa Gross, Cathy Johnson, Kendra Klein, Kim Os- bourn, Robin Hardenburgh. Alto Clarinet: Dan Cuyler. Bass Clarinet: Renee Dobis, Jeanette Leach. Bassoon: Isodor Aguin- aga. Alto Saxophone: Dessi Richie, Theresa Lopez, Kim Lockrcy, Jeff Miller, Michelle Thaxton, Kim Smith, Dwight Garret, Mark Hofman. Baritone Saxophone: Peter Snell. Cornet: Dar- rin Walters, Rico Escamilla, Mark LcBlanc, Dick Huntley. Horn: Dave Russell, Lori Donahue. Trombone: A.T. Nicman, Steve Bracy. Baritone: Jill Simpson, David Beltz. Tuba: Tom DeVaney. Percussion: Bev Gilbert, Scott Periso, Rusty Tor- nowsky, Julie King, Scott Gordon, Dave Sturgeon. If you heard songs floating down the hall during the school day this year, more than likely it was fourth or fifth hour when the Concert and Symphony Bands practiced. The band members put in many, many long hours of practicing in order to put on concerts for the students and the community. The Marching Band added a lot to the football games with their lively half-time shows. And, of course, Mr. Dobis was always there, guiding and directing the bands. Activities 105 Sweet Melodies Choral Ensemble: Front row: Jennifer Wood. Robyn Jackson, Donna Schultz, Lisa Misener, Joanie Skwirsk, Tammy Oscn- toski, Angie Hauff, Robin Weaver, Lisa Schaiblc. Second row: Shawn Canell, Susan Workman, Steve Russell, Scott Riley, Da- vid Brackney, Julie Simpson, Karen Hardy, Karen Zakariscn, Don Morris (Director). Third row: Sharon Hunt, Betty Long, Diane Gleason, Kendall Gruncnwald, Jeff Hovis, Larry San- born, Michele Ballard, Laurie Meyers, Kim Taylor. Back row: Annette Romain, Chris Roberts, Sam Roach, James Kile, Rick Staunton, Jack Eberst, Phil Devaney, Gerrid Schwartz, Val Ban non, Cheryl Burnside. This year the sound of music was in the air. There were four choirs. They were Choral Ensemble, Treble Ensem- ble, Bell Choir and Swing Choir. Each of them did a very good job of enter- taining audiences. They put on many concerts throughout the year. The Swing Choir made its debute in the Variety Show in February. Among their other accomplishments, the mu- sic department planned a musical pro- duction of “The Wizard of Oz” for the spring. Swing Choir: Jack Eberst, Julie Simpson, Jeff Hovis, Susan Workman, Larry Sanborn, Lisa Mcisner, Rick Staunton, Cheryl Burnside. 106 Activities Treble Ensemble: Front row: Deannc Thane, Ann West, Mi- chelle She horn, Lisa Brzczinski, Brenda Waiblc, Julie Hardy, Suprena Lake, Theresa McKinney. Second row: Missy Scram- lin. Anisa Trude!I, Michelle Pullicin, Lyncttc I re Ian, Sue Snow- den, Michele Vaughn, Julie Nurcmburgh, Deanna Brown, Don Morris (Director). Third row: Becky Robertson, Dawn Coffcl, Tracy Fuller, There- sa Schlaud, LeAnna Spencer, Kathy French, Lori Willits, Lisa Wells. Back row: Glcndcne Robinson. Marie Berard, Ann Mill- er, Sharon Gary, San dec Rose, Suzy Bullock, Rhonda Hoffman, Dawn Esckelson. Bell Choir: Julie Nurcmburgh, Brenda Waiblc. Susan Work- Shawn Cancll, Sharon Hunt, man, Julie Hardy, Cheryl Burnside, Valorie Bannon, Lisa Schai- blc. Karen Hardy, Julie Simpson, Activities 107 Making Moves IOH Activities This year’s Chess Team had an excel- lent season. They are seven members strong. This year they defeated everyone in their division. Larry Sanborn said, “We should finish in the top ten in the state competition and who knows, maybe even go to the Nationals.” Larry ranks second in the East Division and Brad Lang has gone undefeated in league play. Mr. Mikus reflected, “Maybe we get lost looking for a pizza place after a match but we sure know how to find our oppo- nents’ weaknesses in a chess game.” Front row: Lee Madeline, Jim Mawer, Larry Sanborn, Mike Harp. Back rov Sponsor Mr. Mikus. Rod Whitney, Brad Lang, Don Vcrbckc. Practice makes perfect. Brad hopes his strategy will work. Mike plans his next move. Due to the cuts in the school budget, this year's Drama Club was very re- stricted in what they could do. Their sponsor this year was Mrs. Warner. The club officers were Julie Simpson, Joy Coulter, Larry Sanborn, and Chris Smith. The club hoped to put on a few one act plays in the spring. The club mem- bers also did miming for elementary children. Members of Drama Club: Front row: Skip LcPor, Julie Simpson, Chris Fahey, Bob Morris. Second row: Jody Bennett, Jama Toppin, Michelle Gark, Larry Sanborn, Denise Firestine, Lisa Misener, Renee Caudell. Back Row: Karen Zakeriasen, Rebecca Riscman, Patti Moore, Julie Nurenburg, Joy Coulter, Jeff Brown, Dawn Coffel, Chcrri Fish, Kelly Schwartz, Diana Harp. Future Piccasos Promising Stars The Art Club was not large this year, but there was a large amount of talent. The mem- bers worked very hard creating beautiful, creative, or interest- ing projects. Many of these were displayed in the show- case. This year, the Art Club sponsored a carnation sale for Christmas to make money for their club. Members of the Art Club: Ron Trudell, John Wnuk, Tracy Morris, Kelly Schwartz, Karen Phelps, Sherry Slciff Activities 109 A Winner Never Quits, A Quitter Never Wins. Varsity Football Z Mr. Fisher The Varsity Football Team did an excellent job this year, ending the season with an overall record of 7-2. They placed 3rd in the Metro League with a record of 5- 2. Their best games were against Fenton and our cross-town rival. West. The most unusual play of the season was a “Veer option. ” Many excellent passes were made by Bill DeKlerk, Rick Burrough and Bill DeKlerk were the most valuable players. During the last Five games defense was greatly improved. Mr. Fisher did a great job in his first year as Varsity Coach. He said that he didn’t really know what to expect, but by the end of the season, he was very pleased with the effort the team put forth. 112 Sports 1st row — Mark King, Brian Pickclman, Dan Walker, Ed Lagness, Chad Ander- son, Bryan Goctzinger, Ron Heins, Clay Williams, 2nd row — Coach Fisher, Jus- tin Krebel, Joe Metzger, Ed Thick, Doug Holcomb, Jeff Day, Joe Millerschin, Chris Jones, Coach Warner 3rd row — Greg Taylor, Jeff Neeb, Doug Engle- man, Todd Muir, Bob Barney, Tony Hoard, Tony Maresh, Greg Waldron 4th row — Scott Jensen, Terry Van Allen, Chris Hancock, Dalton Blackwell, Bill DeKlerk, Rick Burrough, Joe Garza, Mike Holt. We They Imlay City 28 6 Cros wcll-Lcxington 15 8 Durand 18 21 Lakeville 14 12 Fenton 15 7 We They Ainsworth 6 7 West 20 6 Holly 29 0 Mt. Morris 20 6 Sports 113 W They Imlay City 52 40 West 50 42 Hamady 52 47 Holly 51 58 Oxford 42 47 Mt. Morris 55 30 Lakeville 57 24 Durand 35 33 Fenton 35 45 Ainsworth 46 40 Davison 39 36 West 30 36 Imlay City 67 40 Oxford 28 57 Holly 42 50 Lakeville 58 43 Mt. Morris 55 51 Durand 42 47 Fenton 42 44 Ainsworth 44 43 Oxford 17 39 Someone get me a ladder With an overall record of 12-9 and a league record of 8-6, Varsity Basketball coach Dave Gleason felt that, “ ... this year’s team had the potential to be the league champs. ” Led by this year’s most valuable player, Cheri Millis, and two other seniors, the team always played an aggressive and powerful game. Many of these games were very exciting, having been decided in the final minutes of the last period. This year’s team deserves a lot of well-earned praise. Good job girl’s!! 114 Sports 1st Row: Patti Dennis, Cheri Mil I is, Diane Dorr. 2nd Row: Karen Dennis, Ann Berry, Wendy Rose, Sally Van- Cura. 3rd Row: Mgr. Ken Slater. El- len Gleason, Jody St. Pierre, Diane Gleason, Lisa Ward, Laurie Suth- erby, Kim Dunmirc, Coach Gleason. Sports 115 The professional form of Cheri Millis. East reaches for the top! Ken Shea Chris Barry Mike Boldt The Cross Country Team had to overcome a few handicaps this year, such as lack of funds and not enough participation on the team. Coach Oyster wished that more people would have gone out for Cross Country, and he said, “How nice it is to know that there are a few people in the high school who are willing to sacrifice their own time to be a part of the team” Their best meet was the Yale Invitational because the team won two out of four metals. The most valuable runner this year was Ken Shea. Sports 116 1st Row: Tim Jones, Garth McComb, A.T. Nieman, John Dennis, Dcron Hackney, 2nd Row': Coach Bccchum, Tom Schaible, Chris Ehman, Dan Sutherby, Bill Reddish. This season was one of rebuild- ing for the golf team. After an J1-1 record and a co-champion- ship with Fenton last year; the team finished sixth in the Metro League this year with an overall record of 4-10. The most valuable player this year was Deron Hack- ney. Lakeville We 242 They 298 Fenton 252 210 Ainsworth 239 219 West 249 214 Durand 214 225 A insworth Holly 230 207 289 West 237 202 Fenton Mt. Morris 248 205 241 Holly 241 244 Durand 237 230 Lakeville Ml. Morris 220 237 214 Fenton We 2 They 5 Carmen 6 1 Ainsworth 6 1 Mt. Morris 7 0 Holly 5 2 West 6 1 Almont 5 2 Da vison 5 2 Flushing 4 3 Durand 7 0 Lake Orion 7 0 Port Huron 6 1 The Girl’s Tennis Team did an excellent job this year. Their overall record was 11-1. This placed them in second place in the Metro League, and fourth in the entire Flint area. Anne Ew- ing, a sophomore was this year’s best player. Anne Dillon and Tina Norton were the most valu- able doubles. The best matches of the year were those against Al- mont and Davison, which ended in ties, Coach McKcachie thought this year was very re- warding. 1st Ron: Anne Ewing, Shelley Swaglc, Amy Freeman, Michelle Muldoon, Sue Hackney, 2nd Row: Cathy Johnson, Amy Hamlton, Dawn Chandler, Kris West, Tina Norton, Beth Haskell Rebecca Rise man. Not Pictured: Coach McKeachic, Kristen Morey, Carol Coates, Jane Berry. 118 Sports 1st Row: Amy McCauley. 2nd Row: Rene Stein, Deanna Pono- marenko. 3rd Row: Justine Sowdcn, Lisa Brzezinski, 4th Row: Laura Michclson. 1st Row: Kimberly Taylor, Kari Lomerson. 2nd Row: Shellie Chapel Lora Schalau, Not Pictured: Debbie Caldwell. Laura Morey, Terre Watts, Susan Avery. The Lapeer East Cheerleading squads did a won- derful job this year. Each cheerleader had to put in alot of time and effort to get each cheer perfect. Thanks alot girls for all the cheering you did at the games and pep assemblies to help promote the enthu- siasm of the student body. 1st Row: Nancy Baldwin, Trisha Sowden. 2nd Row: Jennifer Wood, Sheryl Green, 3rd Row: Penny Avery, Betsy Rucker, Shelley Warner Not Pictured: Karen Ish. Sports 119 1® % XiHjlH? Varsity sketball f: Coach Gleason We They Imlay City 86 43 Kearsley 51 45 Fenton 59 48 Lakeville 105 39 West 72 60 Oxford 56 49 Durand 54 40 Ainsworth 69 60 Imlay City 93 57 Holly 66 57 We They Mt. Morris 88 53 Fenton 71 55 Goodrich 57 61 Lakeville 100 42 Oxford 78 51 Durand 65 73 West 77 59 Ainsworth 71 57 Holly 72 64 Mt. Morris 91 69 120 Sports 1st Row: Justin Krehel, Ken Slater, Ed Thick, Tony Hoard, Jeff Day, Todd Muir, Mgr. George Gleason. 2nd Row: Rich Pasek, Greg Taylor, Rick Bur- rough, Tom Turonek, Greg Woycik, Bill DeKlerk. Coach Gleason. This year saw the Varsity Basketball Team successfully defend its Metro-League crown for the fourth year in a row. Leading the team were Bill DeKierk, Justin Krehel, and Ed Thick. Ed set a new school record with a game high 3 7 points this year against Mt. Morris. He also led the entire Metro-League in scoring, with an average of 22.5 points per game. In addition, the Eagles set a new school scoring record by averaging 74.1 pts. per game. The best game this year was the second game against Holly. Said coach Gleason, “It was tough, first of all, because we had to play at Holly. They had a packed house and it was really noisy. Holly was up for the game. They were determined to beat us. ” But the Eagles were more determined and ended up winning 72-64. With a final regular season record of 18-2, it is no wonder why the Eagles are a well-respected basketball team. 121 Sports Coach McKenzie The Lapeer East Varsity Vol- leyball Team did very well. They first proved their power to com- pete with the best and suceeded when they beat Fenton, who were ranked 10th in the state and who are tied for first with East in the Metro League. The also proved their superiority when they won the Lakeville Invitational, bring- ing home a 1st place trophy and medals. Lead by team captains, Dawn Chandler and Cheri Millis, who was awarded Athlete of the Month for her Fine performance in volleyball and other sports, this year’s team revialed their high capabilities on all areas of the floor. The team’s strongest serv- ers were Dawn Chandler and Diane Dorr, who was also a strong hitter. Strong Blockers for the team were Kim Dunmire and Sally VanCura. To make each play swing into action the team relied on Cheri Millis and Ann Berry, the team’s strongest set- ters. Making a point was enough to keep team’s spirits up, but when and if doubt crossed the thoughts of the team, it was up to Jodi St. Pierre and Ann Berry to keep up the team’s moral. 122 Sports Lake Orion Won 'Ml. Morris Lost 'Lakeville Won Oxford Lost •West Lost •Holly Won 'Ainsworth Won 'Ainsworth Lost 'Lakeville Won Brandon Lost 'Mt. Morris Won •West Won 'Fenton Won 'Fenton Won •Holly Won 'Durand Won 'Durand Won 'Metro League 1st Row: Cher i Miliis, Dawn Chandler, 2nd Row: Ann Berry, Jeanne VanWa- gem, Karen Dennis, Sally VanCura, Jane Ortman, 3rd Row: Jody St. Pierre, Diane Dorr, Kim Dunmire, Coach McKenzie. “A good season, as far as the wrestling aspect is concerned, that’s what Coach Michael Brundage had to say about Lapeer East’s Wrestling Team. “The team has really improved since the beginning of the year. ” Mr. Brundage said the M.V.P. Award will prob- ably go to Ed Lagness this year. When asked to pick the Most Improved Player the coach replied, “It’s hard to pick just one, Larry Grumley, Greg Waldron, and Tim Burgess have really improved since the beginning of the season. ” Mr. Brundage said there were many good match- es, ‘‘One of the best was when Ed Lagness fought Dan Strickler, who was last year’s State Champion, and beat him.” Although Mr. Brundage won’t be coaching next year he feels the team will do well. When asked how he thinks the team will do, Ed Lagness had this to say, “It depends alot on who they get as coach, I feel the school will miss Mr. Brun- dage. ’’ It looks like next year’s grapplers will be a team to contend with!! 124 Sports 1st Row: John Lagalski, Joel Smith, Tim Burgess, Ed Lagness, Scott Bradford, Ron Sgaffer, Mike Bennett, 2nd Row: Chad Anderson, Doug Engel man, Larry G rum ley. Rod Abkc, Greg Cox, Andy Caputo, Mike Phelps, 3rd Row: Coach Brundage, Keith Knight, Chris Hancock, Mike Holt, Greg Waldron, Curt Conrad, Kevin Levi, Assistant Coach Randy Gonzalez. The Lapeer East leers had their best season in three years, this year, sporting a 7 win, 12 loss, and 2 tie record. When asked how he felt about the team, Coach Shafer had this to say, “I thought we did real well this season, the deHnite high point was when we beat West. It’s been four years since a Lapeer East Hock- ey Team has beaten West.” The outlook for next year, “Even though we will lose both Sohldens, I feel we will have the best goal tending in the league with Chris Harris and Scott Hutchings. ” Shaun and Todd Brecht, along with other letter- man such as Eric June and Jerry Hill will be return- ing, so next year it looks like the Eagles will be skating to VICTOR YU 126 Sports want a score! Another Schaiblc check! Front Ron: Scott Hutchins, Jim Sayen, Paul Sohldcn, Rob Hager man, Mark June, Jim Bishop, Chris Harris. Second Ron: John Sweeny, Peter Sohldcn, Mark Edwards, Todd Brecht, Erie June. Third Ron: Tom Schaible, Joe Garza, Shaun Brecht, Scott Shear, Jerry Hill. Nov. 18 Hamady Loss Nov. 21 Goodrich Win Nov. 29 Fenton Loss Dec. 6 Ainsworth Loss Dec. 12 Lapeer West Loss Dec. 13 Ecorse Loss Dec. 19 Lakeville Win Dec. 21 Swartz Creek Tie Dec. 26 Mt. Morris Win Dec. 30 Milford Loss Jan. 2 Fenton Loss Jan. 3 Lake Fenton Win Jan. 9 Ainsworth Loss Jan. II Bentley Tie Jan. 17 Lapeer West Win Jan. 29 Linden Loss Jan. 31 Lakeville Win Feb. 1 Hartland Loss Feb. 13 Hart land Loss Feb. 20 Milford Loss Feb. 27 Mt. Morris Win Sports 127 We They 1 ml ay City 36 6 Cros well-Lcxington 26 0 Durand 22 12 Lakeville 16 0 Fenton 0 21 Ainsworth 16 14 West 26 0 Holly 22 6 Mt. Morris 32 0 Junior Varsity Football this year was a “fun group”, said Mr. Brundage, but he also said that they were “Screwballs, screw- balls, screwballs!” The team had a super year, winning eight of the nine games they played. Their unusual play, “The Option”, helped them to their victories. The best game was against West because they were out to win — and did. 1st Row: Ron Burrough, Jon Mabery, Rick Hucstis, Tim Burgess, Steve Thick, 2nd Row: Mike Nighswander, Mike Phelps, Darryl Winslow, Brendon Donahue, Russ Bu- kowski, Todd Brecht, 3rd Row: Coach Brundage, Ken Fallowficld, Buddy Rowley, Dan Smith, Andrew Caputo, Curt Conrad, Coach Nakoneczny, 4th Row: Rod Kalman, Kevin Lange, Tom Turonek, Curt McAllister, Kelly Coulter, Not Pictured: Jim Green. Coach Eckcrslcy West 32 23 Imlay City 36 13 Oxford 38 46 Holly S3 12 Lakeville S6 IS Mt. Morris 4S 35 Fenton 43 27 Ainsworth 31 17 We They Imlay City 36 17 West 32 26 Hamady 32 30 Holly 48 26 Oxford 35 40 Ml. Morris 47 24 Lakeville 79 9 Fenton 49 28 Ainsworth 49 31 1st Row: Usa Millis, Renee Jannette. 2nd Row: Mary DeVor, Janette Monroe. Natalie Krehcl, Beth Gleason, Jackie Scholl, Perry Forfar, Shelly Millis, 3rd Row: Roxann Jannette. Diane Smith, Sandcc Rose, Mary Doherty, Andrea Krehcl, Tina Strescn-Reutcr, Polly Scramlin, Coach Eckcrslcy. The Junior Varsity Girl’s Bas- ketball Team had a great season this year. They played very well and ended up with a record of 18- 2. Their best game was against Oxford. The M. V. P. was Lisa Millis, who averaged 10 points a game. The girls’ coach, Mr. Eck- crsley said, “This year’s team was much better than I had expected. I knew we would be a competitive team, but I didn’t know we would dominate the other teams.’’ He continued to say, “Out of 15 girls, 12 of them were Freshmen, so they really carried much respon- sibility. They came through very well. Also, the leadership of the 3 Sophomores helped a great deal.” It looks like next year’s Varsity team is going to be hard to beat. Sports 129 1st Row: Rod Eckersley, Tim Bauer, Steve Thick, Kari Lee, Billie Andison, Dave Bracy, Jerry Morse, 2nd Row: Jim White, Dan Smith, Kelly Coulter, Brett Carter, Dwight Garrett, Dave lyerla. Chuck King, Curt McAllister, Coach Fisher. The J. V. Basketball Team did a fine job this season. Their over- all record of 19-1 was good enough to earn them 1st place in the Metro-League. Leading the team this year were Steve Thick, Billie Andison, and Dave Lyerla. These three guys played J. V. Basketball last year. Also contributing to the fine effort were Dwight Garrett and Chuck King. When asked how he felt about the overall season, coach Fisher replied, “This was a great season. Nineteen and one is my best re- cord ever as a J. V. coach. These guys did a real good job. ” So if this team is any indication, next year's varsity team should carry on our winning tradition!! Imlay City We They K ears ley 70 60 Fenton 60 49 Lakeville 53 54 West 74 40 Oxford 63 41 Durand 86 29 Ainsworth 66 45 Imlay City 54 40 Holly 60 35 Mt. Morris 59 36 Fenton 59 42 Goodrich 47 41 Lakeville 56 51 Oxford 70 45 Durand 53 51 West 71 67 Ainsworth 60 50 Holly Mt. Morris 76 48 1 Volleyball 1st Row: Sandy Schlaud, 2nd Row: Jamie Thompson, Kathy Pierce, 3rd Row: Cheryl Huestis, Mary DeVor, Kim Ratliff, Beth Gleason, Coach Namenyc, 4th Row: Tina Stresen-Rcutcr, Teresa Hathaway, Trina Hathaway, Kelli Wilson, Perri Forfar, Roxanne Jannette, Denise VanCura When Coach Namenye was asked about her J. V. Volleyball team, her first reply was “Great.” That about sums it up when one considers that they were in 1st place in the Metro League with a 10 and I record. Coach Namenye said their good record was attributed to the girl’s working together well and the ambition they put into their striving to keep in 1st place. The team was said to be well balanced with the same number of Freshmen, who are Filling in their proper space, as there were Sophomores, who lent their experience from the previous year. Not only were they well balanced between the two grades, but also between talents. As setters there were Trina and Teresa Hathaway backed up by Roxanne Jannette and Perri Forfar; as spikers, Tina Stresen-Reuter, Kim Ratliff, Mary DeVor and Kathy Pierce; and as servers, Kim Ratliff, Mary DeVor and Tina Stresen- Reuter. Coach Namenye said that the team’s toughest game was Ainsworth, who was in 1st place at the time but were knocked out when Lapeer East’s J. V. Volleyball team beat them with a 3 out of 5 match win that was not determined until the 5th match. While at this game the girls may have used their 4’2 offence with a good bump, set and spike, which the girls have been working hard to improve. When asked what her personal thoughts were, Coach Namenye replied, “I Love It! She went on to say, “The girls are hard workers and improved re- markably unbeatably since the start of the season. They are fun to be around. ” Lake Orion Won Ainsworth Won Ml. Morris Won Brandon Won Lakeville Won Lakeville Won Oxford Lost Ml. Morris Won West Won Wesf Lost Holly Won Holly Won Fenton Won •Metro League Sports 131 The Freshman Football Team had an exceptional year with an outstanding record of 8-0. Their best games were those against West and Ainsworth where they had to come from behind to win. The most unusual play of the year was by Darrin June, who scored on a 65 yard run up the middle. Head coach, Mr. Ger- lach, said, “The season was really fun, and the kids improved tre- mendously during the season.” With such an impressive record in ’81 fans can look forward to another spectacular season from this hard working and winning team. We They Dryden 36 0 Carmen 8 0 Mt. Morris 22 9 Durand 34 0 Oxford 38 0 North Branch 12 0 Ainsworth 8 6 West 12 6 132 Sports 1st Row: Kevin Levi, Darrin June, Jim Reynolds, Rob Springsteen, Jeff Phelps, Chuck Bonesteel, Troy Wittke. 2nd Row: Matt Crown, Jon Hankins, Aaron Grondin, Mike Butterfield, John Kennardi, Pat McCorry, Stan Russell, Jim Carpenter. 3rd Row: Coach Schmidt, Rod Whitney, Matt Lewis, Burt Andrews, Scott Shaw, Doug Gaynier, Tom Trisch, Bob Heins, Coach Gerlach. 1st Row: Chuck Bonesteel, Mike Butterfield, Greg Padgitt, Tim Jones, Jay Caldwell, Brian Pasek. 2nd Row: Bobby Castaneda, Ryan Schneider, Garth McComb, Burt Andrews, Tom Trisch, Scott Shaw, Coach Nakoneczny, Neill Peters. We They Lakeville 67 16 West 56 36 Imlay City 55 27 Holly 49 20 Durand 53 46 Mt. Morris 66 42 Lakeville 58 27 West 35 52 Holly 60 43 We They Ainsworth 67 48 Imlay City 46 27 Mt. Morris 58 43 Goodrich 73 51 Mt. Morris 54 24 West 35 39 Bentley 59 30 Durand 81 37 An overall record of 15-2 was good enough to get the Freshmen Basketball Team a share of first place. Team leaders were: Tom Trisch. Ryan Schneider, and Mike Butterfield. Most Improved players were Brian Pasek and Burt Andrews, while Most Valuable went to Scott Shaw. Scott averaged 12.5 points per game, which is the fourth best in Freshmen History. The toughest game this year was the last game against West. Coach Nakoneczny said. It was the best ninth grade game I’ve ever seen. When asked how he felt about the overall season. Coach Nakoneczny replied. I don’t like losing to West. West and East freshmen are the best around. I think in the next three years people are going to sec some classic battles. The high point of our season was scor- ing 8lpts. to set a new freshmen record. We also had a 57 pt. per game scoring average, which is a new record. The future of our Eagle team looks promising. Sports 133 Faculty Ijy A Teacher Affects Eternity; He Can Never Tell Where His Influence Stops. Henry Brooks Adams “Administration ” Common Sense In An Uncommon Degree Is What The World Calls Wisdom. Coleridge Administrators. FRONT: Mr. Ronald Warner, Mr. Gary BACK: Mr. Richard Henderson, Mr. William Valley, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Jack McCauley. W. Gordon Hall, and Mr. Thomas Wojcicki. Board of Education. FRONT: Ms. Doris Green. Mr. Thom- BACK: Mr. Richard Deneau, Rev. Robert Fox, Mr. Mi- as Butterfield, and Ms. Nancy Toppin. chad Blazo, and Rev. Gordon Kerr. 136 Faculty “Office” Mr. Barrie Fell, Principal Mr. Andrew Warner, Vice-Principal Mrs. Vickie Redmond Mr. William DesJardins Mrs. Sue Avis Mrs. Abi Warner, Nurse • X Faculty 137 “Counselors One gives nothing so liberally as advice. La Rochefoucauld I Mrs. Doris Barger Mr. Donald Bracy Mr. William Stacy Mr. Larry Goodcnow 138 Faculty “Attendence Office” A bad excuse is better, they say, than none at all. Stephen Gossen Mr. John Sak, Work — Study Counselor Mrs. Therese Sweeney “Library” Books, like friends, should be few and well cho- sen. Samuel Paterson Silence is golden. Mr. Donald Miller “Art” Mrs. Pat Thwing Apprentice Sculptors at work. “Industrial Art” Mr. Jack Redmond 140 Faculty “Business” There are in business three things necessary — knowledge, tem- „ . _ , per and time. Mrs Barbara Cur'y Faculty 141 “ENGLISH” Mrs. Debra Hartman Mr Manfred Schmidt 142 Faculty Mrs. Ann Gruna wait Faculty 143 “Foreign Language” El podcr esta lengua! Miss Jeanie Link Mrs. Judy Essex 144 Faculty La langue est la pouvoir! “Music Mr. Don Moris Mr. Joseph Do bis And the band played on. Music when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory. Shelley Faculty 145 Arithmetic is where num- bers fly like pigeons in and out of your head. Arithmetic tells you how many you lose or win if you know how many you had be- fore you lost or won. Arithmetic is numbers you squeeze from your head to your hand to your pencil to your paper till you get the an- swer. Carl Sandburg Mr. Al Rezelman Mrs. Sharon Namcnye Mr Robert Exetby 146 Faculty Miss Sarah McKenzie Mr. David Cronin Faculty 147 “SCIENCE” Mr. Michael White Science is vastly more stimulating to the imagina- tion than are the classics. J. B. S. Haldane 148 Faculty Science is edge. organized know!- Herbert Spencer Mr. Patrick Gormley Mr. Michael Brundagc Mr. Gary Herfert Faculty 149 “SOCIAL S Mr. Larry Kaiser Dr. Ronald Liming Those who cannot re- member the past are con- demned to repeat it. Santayana ISO Faculty Mr. Gerald Nakoneczny Mr. Ronald Thwing The history of the world is the record of a man in quest of his daily bread and but- ter. H. W. Van Loon Mr. Paul Kimer Faculty 151 “Home Econ” Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tries. All for one. one for all. 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