Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

TOMORROW IS OF THE REST I 2 THE FIRST DAY OF YOUR LIFE So Start . . . Living .......................4 Being Yourself ..............12 Reaching ....................24 Mastering ...................54 Searching ..................102 Competing ..................154 Belonging ..................108 Supporting .................202 4 Show That YouCare, And Are Willing To Help 6 v� Even Though It May Seem Impossible, Try Your Hardest. Tomorrow May Be Too Late! INSTEAD OF TRYING TO BE SOMEBODY, 10 IS YOUR OWN YOUR OWN WAY THE PANTHERS LOSE BUT MARCIA WINS! Through the hard work of Liz Marr and many others, homecoming went smoothly this year. The five condidates for queen had to show their poise at the assembly by performing various stunts. Later, the candidates ability to think fast was challenged by specially prepared questions. Many people braved rainy weather to watch the parade through town. The rain must have dampened the Panther’s winning spirit because our team went down to defeat in the homecoming game. During halftime the homecoming queen was crowned. The lucky girl was — Marcia Swett! The evening ended with the homecoming dance. 14 4 I J ! Top Left: Wait Querio and Dan Daley help Laurie Knapp with her stunt. Top Right: Mike O’Byme races Terri Artress. Center Left: Ted Ya min and his friend visit Lynn Babcock. Center Right: Mary Kay Russel teaches Mr. McEachern tennis. Lower Left: Dan Hobbins and Rock Lindsay are the motor power behind Dale Dennis and her snowmobiJe. Top Left: Underclassmen Homecoming representatives. Cheryl Gray, Junior Jane Porter, sophomore Richene Green, Freshman. Top Right: Cheryl Gray and escort Mark Millis. Center Left: The crown bearers Chris Carpenter and Kelley Ellery. Center Right: Jane Porter and escort Tony Barry. Lower Right: Richene Greene and escort Steve Perry. 16 SADIE HAWKINS WEEK IS A SUCCESS Sadie Hawkins was a big success this year. The students had to do a different thing each day of the week. These things consisted of dress-up day, gift day, slave day, and shoe shine day. At the end of the week there was a dance. Tim Butterfield and Brenda Watson were crowned Mr. and Miss Sadie Hawkins. Top Left: Sheryl Wickson and Marty Tripp on slave day. Center Left: Darla Nichols and Mike Dixon on dress up day. Center Right: Mary Jo Smith and Ruth Marvicsin on dress up day. Lower Left: Ruben Talley leads shoe shine day while Dave Hayward and Steve Shoultz wait to get their shoes shined. ‘FINIAN’S RAINBOW” A GREAT SUCCESS The fantastic production of “Fini-an’s Rainbow” was presented to the public by the Thespians Club this year. The play was a great success. The director of the play was Mrs. Pat Mizelle and the student director was Moira Pearson. Finian McLonergan..........................Brian McEachern Sharon McLonergan..................Liz Mar Woody Mahoney ..................... Ed Bollon Susan Mahoney...............................Jeri Reinhardt Senator Billboard Rawkins ........ Kim Bannon Sheriff...................... Denny Fitzpatrick Buzz Collins......................Mike Elliott Sunny ............................Steve Running 1st Deputy ...................... Chris Abruzzo 2nd Deputy................................ Steve Shoultz 3rd Deputy .......................Randy Bentley 1st Sharecropper...................Pam Bauer 2nd Sharecropper................... Jane Hunt 3rd Sharecropper................ Cathy Kollin 4th Sharecropper................. Candy Black 1st Geologist................................Dan Nicholas 2nd Geologist .................... Ron Zemmer 1st Passion Pilgrim Gospeler................ Joe Yamin 2nd Passion Pilgrim Gospeler........Dan Nicholas 3rd Passion Pilgrim Gospeler ................Jim Cosens John, The Preacher................. Tim June Henry..................................... Colby Black Og..........................................John Ortman Howard ........................... Joe Yamin Diane........................... Maureen Elliott Jane........................................ Sue Clements Honey Lou.................................Cheryl Nicholas Melindy.....................................Joni Luketich Mr. Robust................................ Steve Shoultz Mr. Shears ...................... Chris Abruzzo Top and Lower Right: Two touching scenes from the play. 18 TOP LEFT: Kathy Hewison helps Mike Elliott with his makeup. TOP RIGHT: .Ian Ference puts on her new face. LOWER LEFT: A scene from the play. LOWER RIGHT: Karen Elliott gets help with her makeup. Director.............Pat Mizelle Student Director . Moira Pearson Make-up Director Carolina DeLuca Vocal ...............Dale Smith Orchestra ........ Janice Rankin Conductor............Dale Smith 19 SPECIAL ASSEMBLY BY THEATER ARTS CLASS The Theatre Arts class presented a special assembly before the Christmas break this year. Everything was done by the students, under the direction of Mrs. Miz-elle. The assembly was enjoyed by all who saw it, especially the grinch” scene. Top Right: Matt Roach as the Grinch. Top Left: Moreen Sharkey as the operator. Center Right: Sharri Holland sings a pan-omine. Lower Left: Julie Haggadone and Jan McCullum. Lower Center Mr. Smith gets a gift. Lower Right: Mary Tores as a Jack-in-the-Box. 20 TOP HONOR STUDENTS SHOW PLEASURE IN THEIR HONORS The student body of LHS would like to congratulate our four top honor students. Anita Bommarito has the honor of being valedictorian. Anita is graduating with a 3.8919 grade point average. Tom Phillips and Patty Parsch have tied this year for the position of salutatorian with a 3.889 grade point average. Although Mary Schlaff scored the highest grade point average of 3.972, she was unable to qualify for valedictorian because she did not attend Lap-peer Senior High long enough. Above L-R: Anita Bommarito, Patty Parsch. Mary Schlaff and Tom Phillips. 21 SPIRIT WEEK PEPS UP EVERYBODY! This year, Spirit Week was a big success. Monday was Rings and Bells day, Tuesday was Mr. Smith day, Wednesday was baby photo contest day, Thursday was past, present and future day, and Friday was Blue and Gold day. 22 23 WE BELIEVE .. . IN TEENAGERS THE BIG DECISION MAKERS The school board has succeeded in getting a basketball team made up of girls. It also decided to allow school buses to be used for field trips and spectator buses to away games. These are just a few of the many decisions made by our school board. Top Left Dr. Curly. Top Right: Mr. Lynch, Supt. of schools. Lower Left: Mr. VanDusen. Lower Right. Standing Dr. Stone, Dr. Thompson. Sitting: Mr. Connolly. Mr. Patterson, Mrs. Wisely. ?b SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS GIVE THEIR ADVICE The members of our Administration make many important decisions. They have to decide whether to have school open or closed when the weather is hazardous. This at times makes many morning students unhappy. One problem they solved for us this year was whether the student paper, “Spare Change”, could be sold on school property. It was decided that it could not. Top l.eft: Mr. Warner, Asst. Supt. Center Left: Mr. Hall, Busn. Mgr. Lower Left Mr. Jessop. Personnel Director. Top Right Mr. Henderson. Supervisor of Bldgs, and Grds. Lower Right: Mr. Townsend, Transportation Supervisor. THEY’RE BEHIND US ALL THE WAY Mr. Smith. Mr. Fitzpatrick, and Mr. Carpenter form the administrative body at Lapeer Senior High. They build their administration on a belief in teenagers, as Mr. Smith tells us in the annual back to school speech. To prove that they mean what they say, Mr. Smith and his colleagues yearly brave a crowd of now over 2,000 students for a full nine months — a truly remarkable feat. Top Right: Mr. Fitzpatrick. Mr. Carpenter. Mr. Smith. Cm ter Left: Robert Carpenter. Loner Left: John Fitzpatrick. Loner Right: Henry Smith. 28 OUR SCHOOL’S BACKBONE Striving to keep Lapeer High in smooth operation is our office staff. Their duties include keeping attendance, filing records, supplying classrooms with their needs and helping students iron out technical difficulties. Top Left: Vicki Shoults. Receptionist. Top Right: Marcif Beckwith. Secretary to the Principal. Louer Left: Vicki June, Bookkeeper. Lower Right Helen Moore. Clerk. 29 OUR BRIDGES OVER TROUBLED WATER The counselors at Lapeer Senior High touch each of our lives sometime during the four years we are here. However briefly, and whether for school or personal problems, they leave some mark of their concern. Even if they don’t always find a solution, the counselors try their best and give their all in helping students and for this we should thank them. Many thanks goes to Mr. Sak, our vocational director, for all of the help he has given many of us. Top Hight Dave VVehrle. Top Left: George Elliot. Center Right: Bill Stacy. Lower Left: Linda Schrock. Lower liight: .John Sak. YOUR RESPONSIBILITY IS TO THE FUTURE The world is many things. It is a round geographical sphere made up of land and water. It is the diverse nations and independent countries, as well as the people who compose and govern them. An understanding of the physical world, its nations, and its people, is what social studies is all about. Hopefully through our understanding of the world, we will find solutions to make it a better place for all men. Center Hiftht: Robert Lendl. Lower Left: Mike Halstead. 31 THE KNOWLEDGE OF WORDS IS Through the English program at Lapeer Senior High, students are given the key to unlock that gate. This year there is something for everyone — from oral interpretation to creative writing to comedy and satire. Under our newly expanded program students are given a chance to indulge in certain areas of English that interest them, therefore, creating a greater variety of keys to a greater variety of gates. r n Top Right: Janet Lawson. Center Left: Tom Connors. Center Right: Carolina DeLuca. Lower Left: Ann Grunawalt. Lower Right: Pat Paveglio. 34 THE GATE OF SCHOLARSHIP Top Left: Sharon Peterson. Top Right: Er-lind Nordstrom. Lower Left: .Jean Thi-emkey. Lower Right: Larry Strieker. M Ia 35 Top Left: Patricia Mizelle. Lower Left: James Snyder. Lower Right: Frances Klauser. 36 Top Left: Janet Lawson. Top Right: Beth Carter. Center Left Richard Davidson. Lower Left: Hubert Meredith. Lower Right: Elinor Compton. V ' ' } � . A SOLVED PROBLEM CREATES NEW ONES 38 One can truly say that the scientist’s work is never done. For every question that is answered, many remain unanswered. Sometimes the answer itself leads to other questions. In science, one learns how to navigate the long and winding road. Knowing how to find the answers becomes almost as important as the answers themselves. One also learns to define the problem to be solved. Using the scientific method, perhaps one day we will find our way to the end of the road. Top Right: Greg Gillaspy. Center Left: Patrick Gormley. Center Right: Donald Miller. Top Left: Gary Herfert. Center Left: A1 Hoppe. Center Right: Donald Peterson. Lower Left: Mike Brundage. Lower Right: Howard Benton. 39 THE CHALLENGING DEPTHS OF MATH By the time we graduate, most of us students will have been convinced of some truth concerning math. This is because math in itself is basically truth. All answers are either right or wrong — there are no maybes. The discipline of math will help us later in life to discover what is the right answer and what is the wrong. 40 Top Right: Don James. Center Left: David Cronin. Center Right: Dorene Morris. Lower Right: Robert McCarrick. Top Right: Robert Exelby. Lower Left: Leo Paveglio. Center Right: A1 Re z el man. Center Left: James Mikus. 41 STUDENTS GAIN FROM BUSINESS COURSES The business department offers a large variety of courses. Some are Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and Office Practice. By supplying such a wide variety of classes students are assured an entrance to the business fields. Top Right: Rod McEachem. Center Left: Shirley Dean. Center Right: Norma Dorland. 42 INDUSTRY IMPROVES YOUR TALENTS The industrial arts are taught at Lapeer to improve the talents of a great number of students who are inclined toward industrial arts, and help them develop their skills. Mechanical drawing, metal shop and wood shop are all part of this vocational education program at LHS. Center Left: David Felk. Center Right: Paul Szewczyk. Lower Right: George Grenevitch. Top Left: Gerald Guzick. Top Right: James Archer. Lower Left: Jack Redmond. Lower Right: Mike Davis. HOMEMAKING AS YOUR FUTURE Our Homemaking Department offers a variety of studies to those interested in becoming homemakers. Courses include the study of childcare, nutrition and foods, home decorating and furnishings, cooking and sewing. 46 Top Right: Doris Bennett. Lower Right: Valerie Cook. FARMING AS YOUR FUTURE For our students who would like to go into some sort of farming career we offer Agriculture I, II, III, and IV. The course studies plants and their growth and animals and their growth. As a special activity they will be butchering a pig to make sausage for the Future Farmers Pancake Supper. 47 Top Left: Vance Holmes. Lower Left: Karen Welke. OUR BODY BUILDING COURSE Girls Physical Education is one of excitement and enjoyment. The girls tackled a new sport this year, field hockey. Other sports on the agenda were volleyball, basketball, and gymnastics. On the masculine side of the ledger, Mr. De-cou and Mr. Nelson led their teenage Panthers through the rigors of wrestling, football, basketball and baseball. 48 Top Right: Ken Nelson. Center Left: Peggy Warner. Cgnter Right: Sharon Braidwood. iMwer Left: Sid DeCou. ADVANTAGES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES At Lapeer Senior High, students can rid themselves of their provincialism by taking either French or Spanish. Anyone taking a foreign language will appreciate English more afterwards because English has borrowed and adapted many foreign words. Students may then arrive at a better understanding of their own language by the study of other languages. And of course, having command of another language is always useful in traveling abroad. Top Left: Robert Riggs. Top Right: Linda McCarrick. 49 ART AS A MEANS OF EXPRESSION Amid the domain of spattered clay spilled turpentine and chalk dust the Arts and Crafts Department was training grounds for Lapeer’s would-be Picassos and De Vincis. Art class is an escape from the daily pressures and an hour in which students can express themselves in any form they wish. i Top Right: Cynthia Jagow. Lower Left: Patricia Thwing. Left: Brenda Pescia. MUSIC IS THE VOICE OF CREATION The voice of music is very much at home at Lapeer Senior High. Harmonies abound in both voices and instruments, from the band to the chorus. The musical talents of Lapeer shows its creativity at the annual band and chorus concerts. A GOOD BOOK IS THE BEST OF FRIENDS In choosing friends, sometimes one needs help to distinguish between the good and the bad. So is it also when choosing a book — as there are good and bad people, there are also good and bad books. The librarians are always there to help any student overwhelmed by the vast quantity of printed material available in the library. In many ways they are truly the student’s best friends. 52 Top Right: Bert Beach. Loner Left: Jean Wilson. Without Labor Nothing Prospers The labor of our Cooks, Custodians and Nurses at Lapeer Senior High shows that without them the school wouldn’t prosper. Most of us don’t realize how important these people are to the smooth function of LHS. We tend to take them for granted and don’t often show them the appreciation they deserve. Top Left Rl: Glen Stewart, George Anderson, Ted Alexander, Mike Kilbreath. R2: Forrest Crampton, Errol Webb, Cal A. Holmes. Top Right: Nurse Merry Jagow. Lower Left: Pat Lilley, Helen Valentine, Sue Geoit, Mrs. Dunam, Nancy York. Lower Right: Nurse Abi Warner. 53 SENIORS LEARN TO FACE THE FUTURE As seniors, this is our last year. Some of us are glad to be leaving, others would rather not. Whatever our feelings as we graduate, we’ll all have our memories whether good or bad. What we learned during our four years at LHS will still be with us, even if only in the back of our mind, to be conjured up as needed. The past has taken care of itself; now is the time to face what the future has to bring. Top L-R: Class Officers, Marla Cox, Tim Butterfield. Dan Daly, Dawn Fisher. Lower L-R: Board of Directors, Jim Cosens, Kay Fish, Dave Filipak, Teri Artress, Lee Babcock. 56 Rhonda Anderson Keith Apsey Lawrence Arms Randy Arms bJ Nancy Armstrong Frederick Arnold Theresa Artress Keith Atwood Jeffrey Avis Lynn Babcock Dennis Bailey Karen Bader Kevin Bader Debra Bailey Marjorie Bailey Craig Baker Darlene Baker 58 Candice Black Catherine Boger Anita Bommarito Ronald Billington Scott Birchman Beverly Blake Eugene Bond Patricia Bollon 61 Cheryl Britt Kevin Broecker Danny Bruff Denny Bruff Edward Brum an Richard Bruman 62 Colleen Buck David Bulzan Bryan Burch Timothy Butterfield Kim Coates Kevin Combs Shelly Compton Victoria Compton 63 Darrell Copeland James Cosens Debra Coulter Marla Cox Stanley Crain Daniel Daley Steve Cranick Kay Daly 64 Dale Dennis Ren ay Diamond Cynthia DeLong Lori Davey Rosemary Deaton Mark DeLacy Rodney Diamond Debra Dincher Sally Dodge Luanne Draper James DuPlanty Elicia DuPont Deborah Eberst Diane Elfes Leif Erickson John Fish 66 David Filipiak Dawn Fischer Thomas Fischhaber Kay Fish Marcia Fox Peggy Jo Fraim Charles Frazee Burton Freeburg Sharon Frick Anita (Wood) Gannett Randy Gassel 67 Susan Gearhart Valerie Geib Daniel Gerlach Judith Gillett Gary Glanville Lawrence Godwin Debra Goldy Cynthia Golinski Cathrine Giuchici Deborah Giza Thomas Grinnell Susan Hall Cynthia Hanchett Deborah Harmer Betsy Harris Candace Harris Marcia Hart Stephanie Hart 69 70 71 Karen Howard Cathy Howe Terrance Huffman David Hunt Donald Hunt Daniel Husted Stephen Husted Susan Ingersoll Dennis Inman Valeria Irgang Barbara Jacobs Mary Jarvis 72 Regina Kaller Karen Karlek Kim Katzmark Sandra Keller 73 Connie Klug Lori Knapp Joseph Koerber Susan Koncewicz Kevin Kowalski Susan Laidler Jeanne LaClair Dennis Laidler Michael Laur Dennis LaFountain Kenneth LaVere Edward Leach David McGarry Susan McKinley Ann McClelland Brian McEachern 76 Deanna McMann Bruce Mackie Kevin Martin Karen Mikulski Tom Makarchuk Ruth Marvicsin Brenda Marshall Steven Mathews Wayne Martin Shelly Milka Bruce Miller Charann Miller Craig Miller Joseph Miller Sally Millis Deborah Morse James Moss 78 Thomas Millis John Morse Vickie Misener Patricia Montney Ronald Mroz LuAnne Muir Cheryl Muxlow 79 Mary Noake Gary Noble Cheryl North Richard North Michael O’Byme Patrick Ongena Cindy Overland Samuel Oyster Harold Palmer Patricia Parsch Debra Patten Elizabeth Peter 80 Sydney Petrie Thomas Phillips John Pickett Marcia Pieper Judy Pietszyk Mary Piorunek Richard Posner Janeen Powell 81 Roberta Racknor Nancy Redick Thomas Reed Marian Repshinska Lorraine Ross Terry Reynolds William Richardson Theodore Ricksgers 7 Pamela Rives Dennis Ross Susan Riley Sharri Rolland David Rugenstein Mary Kay Russell r Raymond Russell Darlene Sanders Marcia Saunders Judy Rucker Deaneen Russell Raymond Russell Mary Schlaff Debra Schlaud Jeffery Schlaud Larry Schlaud Robert Schlaud William Schmidt Marsha Schofield Ruth Schlaud Andrew Schroeder Gregory Schultz Randall Scott James Secord Jenise Williams Robert Shaver Stephen Shoultz Franklin Sierakowski Maureen Sharkey Patti Skellenger Wesley Smith Laura Smith Mary Jo Smith William Smith Paul Smith Michael Smith 85 David Smithhart Gregory Sohlden Mary Speirs Corinne States Pamela Stimson Steve Stimson Cynthia Stock Judith Stockinger John St. Pierre Wayne Streeter Greg Stone Michael Sweeney Marcia Swett Donald Terwilliger Douglas Thomas Rita Thompson Tena Thompson Richard Tobler Barbara Tolbert 87 Jeffrey Tindall Jeffery Toole Daniel Traver David Traver 88 Eric Turner Lynne Upper Thomas Utley Gregg Valley 89 Nancy Walton Brenda Watson Terry Watz Patrick Wehnes Daniel Wermuth Sandra White Mark Whitis John Wenzel Cathy Wilcox Dale Wildey Jerri Wildfong Douglas Williams 90 Therese Willis Pamela Willwerth Sheila Winter Rose Woodward Theodore Yam in Norma Young 91 Marsha Conrad Steve Gregory Donna Me Way ten .A 155 Lock Box, 664-6832. BAILEY, DENNY, 3715 Diehl Rd„ 797-4585. Football 2,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Track 1. L GsAIL, 2201 Pero Lake Rd., 664-8309. ™ Blub 1,2; Future Nurses 1,2,3; Pep Club 2, BAKER, CRAIG, 5186 Lippincott Rd., 664-9591. Track P tety Choir 3,4. 1,2. Af 5315 Conifer Drive, 793-6830. Board BAKER, DARLENE, 118 Bentley St., 664-2277. FHA 1, :ors 1; FHA 1,2; Nurses Aide 4; Future 2-3JgPresident 3: Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; GA®1; Future Secretaries 3. BAELA, WILLIA: BANN N, KIM, 525 Suttoi e Lakes. DERS( 664-94: , CYNTHIA, 363j ■e Secretaries 3,4. J APSEY, KH Wrestlil 1ARRY, ANGELA, 4205 Schn 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Nati Panther Press 2; Pan terse ARMS, LAI ARMS, ARMSTRO! P. ♦ BASTEIN, MARIE, 4467 MittH leading 1; Pep Club 1: GAA 1 , BEEBE, CHERYL, 360 Hayes ! Aide 4. 1-5860. BENNINGTON, CAROL, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Qkiflk '653-4571. Fu- ty 3,4; Drama Club 3,4 B ,3,4; GAA 1, BENTLEY, LORRAINE 5627J ® FHA 1; Spanish Cful ZS ■607. Foot- Pantherscope 3. ARMSTRO Golf 3,4 ARNOLD, FREDl Varsity Basebi ARTRESS, THERESA ! ture Nurses 1; FHA 1;! 2,3,4; Track 4; Board ol ATWOOD, KEITH, 3815 Cramton Rd ball 2,3.4; Basketball 2,4; Track 3,‘ AVIS, JEFF, 654 Cedar St.|664-244 Football 2; Pep Club 3. I BENTLEY, RANDY, ball 1,2,3,4; Play BERRY, TINA, 801 Lincoln St., Bk43. (3 151. Future , FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2. j 2.3.4; N«rV XB U m I BESSETTE, DEBBIE, 1855 Higley lil |. Pep Club BEST,|LUANN, 3573 Metamora Rd., ■ 2,3, FHA 1,2,3; Future Nurses 1; Future Secretaries !. BETCHER, RANDY, 565Link Drive, 724-83 7. Cheer- BEYER, MONA, 645 Pine St., 664-5568. FHA 1 5,3,4; Pep to AVRAM, CAROL, 181 Sterling! Nurses 1; Pantherscope 3, tional Honor Society 3,4. ■ AVRAM, MIDGE, 2508 Haines 1,2; Future Secretaries 3 Baseball 5rs 4. BABCOCK, LEE, 1614 N. Elba Rd| 1,2; Track 3,4; Pep Club)3; Boas BABCOCK, LYNN, 1614 N. Elba h! leader’ L2; Class Secretary 2,Ik Club l]2 ,4; Student Council 4 BADER, KARENS 1532 N. Saginaw ture Secretafes 3,4. BILLINGTONJBN, Track lJ Rha BADER, KEVIN, 1532 N. Saginaw brary Club 1. BAILEY, DEBBIE, 207 Fox St., 664--Club 1,2. m. Spanish lespians 3,4; BLAKE, BEVERLY, 894 N. Wilder Rd., 664-6310. Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 4. BOGER, CATHERINE, 1845 N. Lapeer Rd., 664-4780. BOLLON, PATTY, 375 Plum Creek Rd., 664-8196. BOM10 RITO, ANITA, 634 Liberty St., 664-8940. French Club 1,2; Forensics 1; Panther Press 1; Drama Club 2,3; Thespians Society 4; FHA ,2. A .onal Honor .BOND, EUGfiNE,‘4f58TWWt Rd. W m IJF .. • P ' BIUD HAW, CINDY, 257 S. Elm St., 664j6840.fr f Frentfr Club 2; Nurses Aides 4. BRADWAY, GREG, l4l Harsen Rd.. 664-27$). BRADY, VALERIE, 90 Colson Rd. BRENNER, t'AUL, 161 Millville Rd. Track 1. V BREWER. MICHAEL, 8941 No. Oak®8-2476JB m' I BRANDENBURG, MARGARET. 2805 Marathon Rd., f 664-3156. I 664-2169 .j. President 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Vice President 2; Metro League Student Council 3,4; Drama Club 3,4. BYBEE, DAN, 3248 Bronson Lake Road, 664-4628. BYLINSKY, KAREN, 4730 Hurd Road 797-4336. Pantl rscope 4; 'Jransfer 1; Christmas Ball Committee 3;_Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Chorus 1; GAA 1. CAiUSMB B BECCA, 171 Suuppi Drive. 664-5449. BRIGHT, V ball 1,1 IAM, 2812 Daley Roadfl ck 1,2; Wrestling 3. ROECKeIl KEVIN, ;77tf N. 664-2432. Football 1; Baseball 1,5 BROWN, SARAH, 1120 Pamela La BRUCE. IRIj ie. 5171 Sj HH BRUOE. SUE, 139 N. BRUFF, DANNY. 35 1 BRUFF, DENNY, 359lU3 Shh� LY, 118 S. Court Street, 664-4798. |m1 Sterling Drive, 664-3577. Cho-er Prefs 2,3. V- 4E 2542 N. Lapeer Road, 664-3674. ChJjk’ep Club; Ski Club; Transfer 4. DAVE,«78 Raven Street. STY, 1930 E. Norway Lake Road, .. Baries 3,4. Road. 664-4882. Future Nurs- Rixed Chorus 1,2,3. Monroe Street, 664-2274. B vers Road, 664-6401. p-soa Road, 664-28A lunt Road u2; Class I 164-6340. Iretary 2; ench Club AA1. 29. Cross lass 4. Fxreet, 664-3906. Bas-Football 1; Pep Club I, 1451 Pepperm jA 665-6840. Pep Club IF SecretarigaMj lima Club It mas Ball Com™ -11: F A 1,2,3,4. ■.R. DALE, 305 Angle rB IA RLA, 1217 Barry DrH are Teachers 2,3; ks 3; Nurses Aide K Committee 1; Blub 1,2; Science 1647. Future 93 FISCHABER, TOM, 1280 Sharon JiHva FORSYTH, •Teachers 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,Pep Club 1; 664-6615. Cross Countr 1,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Pantherscope 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officers 4. Library Assistant 9; Homecoming 10. ndall Drive, 664-5594. Future CRAIN, STANLEY, 132 S. Elba Road, 664-9730. CRANICK, STEVE, 2701 German Road, 793-4187. DALEY, DANIEL, 3417 Daley Road, 664-2716. Drama Club 3,4; Thespians’4, Vice President; Board of Directors 3,4, Vice Presidents DALY, KA , 1419 Baldwin Road, 664-9327. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 1. DAVEY, LORI, 90 Coulter Court, 664-9347. Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Pantherscope 4; Prom PnmmiHoo Q FILIPIAK, DAVE, 2635 Farnsworth, 664-9777. Board of Directors 9,10,12, Vice President 11; Football 9,10, 11,12; Baseball 9,10; Basketball 9.10,ir; Track 11. . FISCHER, DAWN, 817 Turrill Ave., 664-2659. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; GAA 9; Board of Directors 10; Honor Society 11,12; Treasurer 12. FISH, JOHN, 857 South Saginaw Road, 664-8722. FISH, KAY, 133 Turrill Road, 664-8826. Board of Directors 9,12; Pep Club 9; Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming 9,12. GOLDY, DEBRA, 235 Oglethorpe Drive, 653-2312. GOL1NSKI, CYNTHIA, 1894 Gray Road, 664-6032. French Club 9; Varsity Choir 11,12. GREGORY, STEVE, 804 N. Main, 664-2615. GRINNELL, THOMAS, 1829 Newark Road, 664-9530. Track 9. GRIZZARD, ERIC, 3369 Bronson Lake Road. Wrestling; Baseball. GROSSBAUER, TERRY, 1818 Smith Road. HALL, SUSAN, 744 CalhoTm SfFeet.664-6265. Band 9, 10,11,12; Pep Band 11 1£; FtHure Teachers 10; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 0,10? National Honor Society 11,12. ' HANCHETT, CYNTHIA, 1017 664-2543. Nurses Aide 12. Elba Road, HANELINE, MARTY, 5543 E. Cdldwater, 793-2448. HARMER, DEBORAH, 4069 Gardner Road, 678-2443. HARRIS, BETSY, 5463 Hammond Road, 664-2106. HARRIS, CANDI, 2855 Farmers Creek Road, 606-4442. Drama Club 9,10; Volleyball 10; Student Council 9; Pep Club 9,10; Transfer 11. HARRIS, BILL, 1082 Lincolnshire, 664-4792. HARRIS, ROBERT, 1882 Lincolnshire, 664-4782. HART, DARRELL, 1765 N. Lapeer Road, 664-3357. HART, MARCIA, 1957 Clark Road, 664-6049. Chorus 9, 10,11,12; Drama Club 9,10; Thespian 10,11,12. HART, STEPHANIE, 1866 Peppermill Road, 664-6753. HART, WILLIAM, 5310 E. Stanley Road, 793-4810. Baseball 9,10,11. 0 HARTWIG, BARBARA, 4884 Brigham Road, 797-4459. HARTWIG, MARY, 96 North Five Lakes Road, At ca. HAWKINS, CHERRI, Elk Lake, 664-2961. HAYWARD, DAVID, 5313 Davison Road, 664-2156. P Club 9; Student Council 9; Football 9; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12. . HECK, ALAN, 1232 N. Saginaw Street, 664-6809. I, 2556 Henrv Road. HERRICK, MEBRA. 2053 Lillian Street. Chorus 9,11, 1 I HEWSjON, COLLEEN, 2028 Daley Road. 664-8377. HIL Wl, m. ■ BINS, D.-i BOBBINS, fLU ball 9 ft,® 12. HOLLAND® 664-2160T| )M$ER,' kMillville Road, 664-9466. Ixed Chorus 10,11,12, Secre-I Dramatics 10,11; GAA 10, Srs Drive, 664-5790. Foot-| 9.10; Track Field 11, jpincott n5 Skinner 664 8106. GAA J ?10,11; Nurses Aide 19| B Ftf A 9. HQRTON, KATHY, 4473 Gardner Road, 61 Pantherjrt’ope 11; Tennis 12; GAA 12. ( HOTCHKISS, BERNIE, 1015 Clark Road, 664-3? HO'rCHKISS, PAUL, 3566 East, 797-4570. HOJUCK, SUSAN, 3684 Davison Road, 664-6536. 1 X HOULE, BELINDA, 715 N. Main, 664-5196. HOUSE, LYNN, 1750 Gray Road, 664-6922. Pep Ski Club 9; Drama Club 9,11. HOUSER, FRED, 3774 Haines Road, Attica. HOVEY, YVONNE, 357 Nightingale Street, 66 HOWARD, KAREN, 2118 Kendra, 664-4717. Tet HOWE, CATHY, 2395 N. Elba Road, 664-3070® 10; FHA9; Drama Club 10,11,12. HOWEY, KENNETH, 321 Eagle Pass. HUELGA, SKIPJj Ead, 664-3§6 ipeer Roaa 11 9; FFAJ Play iff HENDERSON, GREG, 4226 Phillips Road, 797-4511 FFA 9,10,11,12. HUNT, DONALD, 1212 Turrill Road, 664-3734 KENNEDY, MARY, 1154 Valentine Road, 664-9340. ' HUNT, DOUGLAS, 1680 Wood Drive, 664-6376. HUSTED, DANIEL, 2615 Porcupine Trail, 664-2221 Home Builder 12. HUSTED, STEVE, 3530 Davison Road, 664-3278. Bas- KLUG, CONNIE, 1756 Millville Road, 664-6127. Future ketball 9,10; Library 9,10. 3 Nurses 10; Pep Club 11. HUTCHINGS, TOM, 2430 Vemor Road, 664-2162. FFA KNAPP, LORI, 1538 Bowers Road, 664-5657. Class 9,10,11,12. Treasurer 9,10; Class President 11; Metro League • •� Treasurer 11; Pantherscope 11; National Honor INGERSOLL, SUSAN, 4616 W. Genesee Road, Society 11,12; Student Council 11,12, Treasurer 12; 664-6189. flft , Homecoming Chairman IT, Drama Club 9,10,11,12; • -A 4 Thespians 10,11,142; Sfo Club 9,10; Future Teachers INMAN, DENNIS, 138 N. Saginaw Street, 664-4836.®® 10-11; FeP Club 9.10,11.12; Band 9,10,11,12; Prom Wrestling 11,12. mmittee 11; Christmas Ball Committee. IRGANG, VALERIA, 337 Myers Road, 664-5225. 'Ip JACOBS, BARB, 1636 W. Oregon Street, 664-2Q79. Pep Club9; GAA9.10.il. JARVIS, MARY, 2489 Newark Road, 664-3002 JPanth- erscope 12. KOLTON, MATTHEW, 376S. Weir Road, 664-3780. JONES, JAYNEE, 1500 Brauer Road, 628-3736.7 JONES, JEFFREY, 2174 Hadley Road, 664-6080. Track 9; Cross Country 12. JONES, KARLA, 3654 Baldwin Road, 797-4266. Band LACLAIR. JEANNE, 1740 S. Lapeer Road, 664-6252, 9,10,11,12; Future Nurses 9; Ski Club 9; Spanish Club 9; Plays 10. Committee 11,12. JUNK, DEBORAH, 771 Gregory Drive, 664-1870. Future Nurses Cheerleader 9; Nurses Aide 12. 664-4800. Spanish Club9,10,ll,12; Dram i Club 10, KALLER, REGINA, 429 Law Street, 664-3886. KARLEK, KAREN, 747 N. Main, 664-8860. LAIDLER, SUE, 217 Law Street. 664-689 . Future ' Nurses 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11; Chorus 9.lo; Prom KATZMARK, KIM, 1110 Farnsworth Road, 664-8834. Pep Club 11,12. KINNECOM, SUZANNE, 975 Village West Drive 664-5008. Student Faculty 11; French Club 9,10,11. KING, MOREY, 143 N. Court Street, 664-4263 KOERBER, JOE, 747 N. Lake George Road, 664-3158. , .Chorus 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12. KOLLIN. CATHERINE, 1923 Miles Road. 664-3117 Play 12. KONCEWICZ, SUSAN, 1484 Caley Road, 678-233! Future Secretaries 11. . Clufc 9,10; Future Teachers 10; ' ft Spanish Club 11 KHKEY, CHARLES, 1614 W. Oregon KEMB.ER, JIH.IE, 874 Angle Road, 66 Aior Society 11,12; Spanish Clul ll ' Band 9,10|11; Pep Club 9,1 Tetehers 9. Monroe Street, 664-38® Art ic. 11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12. LEONARD. LINDA. 128 N. Elm Grove Roai 11, Panther Press 11,12; 1 asurer ■UtUBpj LINDQUIST, PAMELA, 11005 W. Drive, 664-8106. Nurses .Aide 12. LINDSAY, DENNIS, 1649 Bowers Road, 664-8848. Football 10. LONSBERRY, LADONNA, 1795 Lonsberry Drive. French Club 9; Chorus 9; Mixed Chorus 11. LOVE, JOYCE, 3472 Oregon Road, 664-4977. tUKETICH, JONI, 5090 Lippincott Road, 653-0986. LYNCH, TRACEY, 745 Washington Street, 664-8856. Band 9,10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Pep Band 12; Pep Club 9,10; Drama Club 9,10,11,12. MCCARTHY, CAROLYN, 2215 W. Fork 664-3401. % MCCART GAA 9 9,10,11,12; A 'lair Street, 664-6367. a j 390 ftYyers Road, 664-2252. Band lub 9; Drama Club 12. HA, 1690 Haines Road, 664-6834.' 'lurses Aide 12. 4558 North Street, 724-8857. ture Nurses 9; Future Secretaries 12. MACKEE, BRUCE, 440 W. Newark Road, 664-2681. MAKARCHUK, TOM, 973 Turrill Road, 664-4298. MARSHALL, BRENDA, 30 Misener Drive, 664-3811. FHA 9; Homecoming Committee 11; Future Secretaries 11,12. MARTIN, KEVIN, 3980 Hurd Road, 796-4494. MARTIN, STEVEN, 2600 Klam Road, 664-3191. MARTIN, WAYNE, 1392 Maple Grove Road, 664-8844. MARVICSIN, RUTH, 2267 S. Washburn Road, 653-1662. Homecoming Committee 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; FHA 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Prom Committee 10,11. MATHEWS, STEVE, 4100 Hill, 664-9643. MAXFIELD, KEITH, 1625 S. FiveJ.akes Road, 664-6743. • 9 IKULSK1, KAREN, 155 Pine Strl Club|frl2; FHA 9; Pantherscop ELLY, 1953 1; Panthersci RUCEf, 1260 10; Track 9,10,uj2 mMi ?ANN, 2444 W. Genesee Street, iLERJjjRAIG, 3976 Mitchell, 797-4383. F.R. GARY, 1151 Rood Lake Road, 604-a37h ER, TOE, 1034 State Street, 664-8618. MOLLIS S LY. 311 Davi- Lake Road. 664-2692 GAA ■ 9; Pep Club 9; Office Assistant 10,12; Majorette 9, ■ 10,11; Drum Majorette 11; HomecomingjAssembly 1 12; Christmas Ball 12. IflLLIS, TOM, 311 Davis Lake Road, 664-2692. Track r 11,12. MISENER, VICKIE, 1878 Smi, P ture Nurses 1 H|| a«64-6159. Fu- HHHH ,tJL MONTN-EY, PATRICIA, 1574 Fapnsworth Road, 664-4747. FHA 9,10; GAA 10; Pep Club 9,10; Future Secretaries 11. MOORHOUSE, JEFFERY, 3337 Marathon Road, 793-4495. MORRIS, DEBBIE. 51 Barrow Street, 678-2271. FHA 9; GAA 10,11. MORSE, JOHN, 885 N. Wilder Road, 664-2828. MOSS, JAMES, 200 N. Elba Road. u MROZ, RON, 4318 Brocker Road, 797-4225. FFA. MUIR, LUANNE, 1021 S. Lapeer Road, 664-6843. Ski Club 9; GAA 9,10,11,12; Chorus 12; Nurses 9; Future Secretary 12. PETER, ELIZABETH, 4233 Skinner Lake Road, 664-9477. PETRIE, SYDNEY, 441 Genesee Street, 664-2631. Nurses Aide 12. MUXLOW, CHERYL, 131 Washington Street, 724-8405. NELSON, DEBBIE, 2820 S. Elba Road, 797-4220. NEWTON, BEVERLY, 2317 Imlay City Road, 664-4610. PHILLIPS, THOMAS, 1072 Millville Road, 664-3502. Ski Club 9; National Honor Society 11,12; Band 9, 10,11,12; Wrestling 10,11,12; Pep Band 11,12. PICKETT, JOHN, 1123 Pratt Road, 678-2416. MARCIA. 1170 Cliff Drive, 664-6348. NIBLACK, JOHN, 336 Davis Lake Road. 664-4683. PIETSZYK. JUDY.5567 Davison Road. 664-8747. FHA Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Chorus Spanish 10,11, IS Choir 12; Pantherscope 12. NICHOLAS, DAN, 507 N. Monroe, 6(34-6867. Football PTORKOWSK1, PETER, 360 Plum Creek Road, 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Spanish ClubD; Traclre b; _. 664.-4278. Jr Cross Country 11; Chorus 9,10,12; Board f Directors 11. PIORUNEK. MARY, 161 N. Saginaw Street, 664-4278. | NICHOLS, TERRY, 1400 Grosbeck Road, 664-2393. Football 9,10; Wrestling9; Ski Club9,10,ll. NOAK, MARY, 2733 S. Elba Road, 797-4491. Chorus 9; Future Secretaries 11,12; Secretary 12. NOBLE, GARY, 3446 Sandy Shore Drive, 678-2952. Football 9,10; Track 9. NORTH, CHERYL, 2972 Imlay City Road, 664-4L 4 jji NORTH, RICHARD, 4573 Attica Road, 724-1138. O’BYRNE, MIKE, 3927 N. Oak Street, 678-2753. Cross Country 10,11,12; Wrestling 10; Track 10,11,12. ONGENA, PATRICK, 2145 S. Lapeer Road, 664-4820. Cross Country 9,10; Track 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10. POSNER, RICHARD, 994 Mary Drive, 664-3323. POWELL, JANEEN, 2964 Flint River Road, 793-4440. PRIDEMORE, ARTHUR. 4010 Blood Road, 678-2375. Home Building 12. PULLICIN, CYNTHIA, 4190 Gardner Road, 678-2659. PUTNAM, JAN. 1808 Morris Road, 664-6014. Drama Club 9; FHA 9; Cheerleader 10; GAA 10,11,12; Art Incorporate 11, President of Art Incorporate 12; Pantherscope 12; Pep Club 10,12. QUERIO, WALTER, 100 N. Saginaw Street, 664-6377. g . Football 9,10,11,12. t V RABB, GEORGE, 1043 Madison Street, 664-8658. Pantherscope 12; Football 10,11; Basketball 10,11. OVERLAND, CINDY, 30 Elk Lake Road, 724-0378. GAA 9,10; Spanish Club 10; hkfjoqal Honor Society 11,12; Homecoming Committe?Ii,12; Band 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; OWEN, SUSAN, 12; Prom Committei OYSTER, SAM, 1 Drama Club 9, Manager 9,10. PALMER, HAROLi ; Pantherscope 12. ad, 678-2373. FHA 9; Drive, 68$$293. ish Club 9; Basketball Road, 797-4564. PARSCH, PAT, 1 9,10; National Committee 11; PATTEN, DEBRA, 9j HH 664-4833. Futu Secretary 11,12; 98 Future Nurses 9,10,11. RIVES, PAMELA, 3366 Peppermill Road, 664-8010. Chorus; Drama Club. SCHMIDT, WILLIAM, 4075 Payne Road, 642-8257. ROLLAND, SHARRI, 129 Millville Road, 664-9414. Drama 10,11,12; Chorus 10,11,12; French Club9,10; SCHOFIELD, MARSHA, 531 Cedar Street, 664-4313. SCHROEDER. ANDREW, 5962 Oregon Road. SCHULTZ.’-, GREGORY, 2702 Carpenter Road, 793-40S8. SCOTT, RANDY, 1312 Maple Leaf Road, 664-6741. National Honor Society 11,12. ROSS, DENNIS, 3237 Baldwin Road, 797-4412. FFA 9, 10,11,12; Baseball 12. ROSS, LORRAINE, 937 N. Main, 664-3535. Chftrus 9. 10,11,12. RUCKER, JUDY, 3051 Farnsworth Road, 664-4907. Band 9,10,11,12. RUGENSTEIN, DAVID, 205 S. Lake Pleasant Road. 724-6777. Band 9,10,11,12. .JAMES, 131 Baldwin Road, 664-4200. € Beli-Club9: Spanish Club 10,11,12. CK. GEORGE, 5411 E. Stanley Road, 793-4306. Football 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12. RUSSELL, DEANEEN, 4535 Williams Street. 724-8038. Future Secretaries ll,12_President FS SHAFER. RUSTY, 239 Charbridge Ave. Home Building RUSSELL, MARY KAY, 1646 W. Oenesee Street, SHARKEY, MAUREEN, 1171 Wesley Ave., 664-3973. 664-6606. Cheerleader 9,10; StutMj GAA9.10; Pep Club 9,10; Homecom 11; National Honor Society 11,' 12; ; 10,11,12; Plays 10,11,12; Prom Coml Council 11,12; tg Committee rama Club 9, ttee 11. RUSSELL, RAYMOND, 4682 Attica Road, 7 RUSSELL, RAYMOND J„ 1665 Fish Lake” 664-5472. Spanish Club 9,10; Pep Club 9j Chorus 11,12; National Honor Society 11,121 dent of National Honor Society 12. , LYIsJ li SAGER, LYNN, Aide 12. 4 SANDERS, DA Annibal Drive, 653-205 , 4651 Spring Street ® Future Nurses 9; Pep Club 9; Play 11; GAA 10; Art Incorporate 11; Homecoming9,10,11. SHAVER, BOB, 1269 Sharon Drive, 664-6350. SHO%LTZ, STEVE, 2308 Mott, 664-6075. Student Council 12; Metro League 12; Board of Directors 11; Honor Society 11,12; Basketball 9,10; Football 9,10; Baseball 10,12. SIBStkRQWSKI. FRANK, 3891 S. Hadley Road, 797-4746. Wrestling 9,10.11.12; Football 9.10.! 1.12; ne Street, 664-4690. Fu- Library Club 9,10; Library Assistant 9,lQjfl.lWArt Incorporate 11,12. S'a jNDERS, MARCIA, 3488 | ton son Lake Rotrag 664-3739. FH - S' 1 Village W,( SCHLAUD.JE .lT HP Mm . SCHLAUD, LARRY, 2554 Ham Mi 9,10,11,12. m . - SCHLAUD, ROBER'I 1753 Daley Road. 664-3188. A SCHLAUD, RUTHjfl757 Mayfield Road. 664 | SKALKCKI, SYL’ ture Xur$ps9. SKELLENGE | 664-4397. ... .: 7 Fish Lake Road, ?ep Club 1ITH, MARY JO, 209 Mvers Rot Panfherscope 11.mj 12; FepClub 12; Drama Club 1 14-2208. Spam: Her Press Edit' SMITH, MICHAEL, 4214 S. Lapeer Road, 678-2306. SMITH, PA Lj ?®! Gregory Drive, 664-6389. Foot JidO.ll.li: Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10 K flMGregory Drive, 664-6389. Football Baseball 9,10.11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; 10,11,12; Class President 10; Vice Presi-ient Council 9,10. EY, 644 Adams Street, 664-5523. IAM, 4)804 S. Lapeer Road. 678-2467. •oss CourAry; Pantherscope 11; Debate 991 SWEENEY, JOHN, 2106 Imlay City Road, 664-4375. Football 10,11; Baseball 11. SWETT, MARCIA, 1300 Monroe Street, 664-3809. Student Council 9,10,11,12, Student Council Treasurer 11; Class Representative 10,11,12; GAA 9: Drama Club 10,11; Cheerleader 10: Pantherscope 12? Homecoming Queen 12. 11; Mixed Chorus 11 SMITHHART. DAVID, 65 S. Elm Grove Road TERWILLIGAR, ©ON, 408 Davis Lake Road, 664-9476. THOMAS, DOUGLAS. 3590 Farmers Creek Road 797-4830. Home Building 12. THOMPSON, TENA, 1926 Higley Road, 664-6772 FHA 9. THORNTON, DEBRA, 3189 Harold Road, 793-2174 Chorus 9,10,11; FHA 9; Play 10. TOLBERT, BARBARA, 44 Killam Drive, 664-5146 Nurses Aide 12. TOOLE, JEFF, 4231 Imlay City Road, 664-2069. Home Building 12. TRAVER, DANIEL. 348 Coulter Road, 664-460 F J ___ STOWKLL, GARY, 1868 Hunters Creek Road, 664 6056. . TRAVER, DAVID, 348 W. Coulter Road, Football 9; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9. TRIPP, LINDA. 1168 Alice Drive, 664-4316. Homecoming 9,10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; Prom Committee 11,12. ST. PIERRE, JOHN, 241 Bassett Road, 664-3059 Skinner Lake Road R, WAYNE, 443! BJ, 1586 Lake Metamora Drive, lub 9,10; Library Club 9; Li-11,12; Nurses Aide 12. SUTHERLAND. TRIPP, MARVEL, 1624 Fish Lake Road, 664-4959. Nurse Aide 12; Homecoming 11,12; Library Aide 11; Drama 11,12; Prom Committee 11,12. VANTAK, MIKE, 2092 Oregon Road. 664-2096. TRIPP, MARY, 1644 Newark Road, 664-9820. Pantherscope 10,12. EENEY, MIKE, 4495 Hurd Road, 797-4824. Ski Club 9,10; FFA 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11. TURNER, DOROTHY, 4070 Blood Road, 678-2451 TRUAX, BARBARA, 1876 Hadley Road, 664-9000. ;ENEY, NOREEN, 533 Madison Street, 664-4639. Iich Club 9,10,11,12, Vice President of French b 10; GAA 10,11,12; Gheerleader 11.12: Pep b 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11. TURNER, ERIC, 1065 N. Saginaw Street, 664-5649 Track. a UPLEGER, DEBRA, 50 Elk Lake Road. UPPER, LYNNE, 1403 Farnsworth Road, 664-8269. Pep Club 9,10; National Honor Society 11,12. UTLEY, TOM, 2161 Bearinger Road, 664-5212. Football 9,10; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9; Track 10,11,12; Cross Country 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Plays 9,12. VALLEY, GREGG, 70 Sterling Drive, 664-3213. Pep Club 9; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9. VANDERKUY, KIRK, 1740 N. Lapeer Road, 664-8462. VAN HORN, BARBARA, 4190 Pratt Road, 797-4490. VETTER, KAREN, 21 N. Court Street, 664-5818. VINCENT, JIM, dk Greenwood Road, 664-4970. FF 9,10,11,12| TrSRirer of FFA 11, President of F Drama 10,11. WILLIS, THERESE, 3666 Woodland, 797-4374. Transfer 11; Basketball 9,10; Band 9,10,11; FHA9; Office Aide 11; Teachers Aide 10,11. WILLWERTH, PAMELA, 11008 Village West Drive, 664-6664. WINTER, SHEILA, 1432 N. Saginaw Street. Chorus. WOODWARD, ROSEMARIE, 2600 Porcupine Trail, 664-6120. viUP YORK N, TED, 5420 S. Lapeer Road, 628-2412. 664-3832. Pep Cl Future Teach Drama Club ¥ d. 664-6 STEVEN, 921 Gregory Drive, 664-4904 B 1 Roods Lake Road, 664 (869. - Road, 66 10,11,1 ANDRA, 1 ARK, 11 Five Lakes Road, ive, 664-4286. lage West, 664-8178. CATHY, B8 Jackson Street, 664-6336. d 9,10,11,12;flP Club 9,10,11,12. NEW AT THIS These two pages Are reserved for The one thing that Is not offered As a class, anywhere, As it can not Be taught Nor can an individual be forced To learn it That one thing is . . . UNDERSTANDING (So have a friend write something thoughtful here.) SUPPORTERS OF THE Top L-R: Junior Class Officers; Mark Smith, President, Pam Artress, Treasurer, Mike Elliot, Vice President, Jan Grover, Secretary. Lower L-R: Junior Board of Directors; Tracy Freeman, Cheryl Gray, Liz Mar. Terri Milka. Cathy Qwinn. 106 UNDERCLASSMEN Top Left L-R: Sophomore Class Officers; Kathy Riley, Treasurer, Mike Ranck, President, Lynn Miller, Secretary, -Jodee Robinson, Vice President. Top Right L-R: Sophomore Board of Directors; John Adams, Marci Whitcome, Diane Filipak, Jane Scramlin, Kevin Daly. Center Left L-R: Freshman Class Officers; Carrie Mapley, Secretary, Tim Reynolds, President, Patti Marzetti, Treasurer, Charity Sweeny, Vice President. Center Right L-R: Freshman Board of Directors; Paul Douglas, Laura Gardner, Kathy Erickson. Denny Qualls. 107 Juniors are found in unusual situations Whether in class or out, Juniors make their presence felt at Lapeer Senior High. The future leaders of the school may sometimes find themselves in unusual situations -but have the knack to make everything turn out right in the end. Curtis Abbey J.D. Abke Chris Abruzzo Jack Achtabowski Angela Adkins Darwin Allen Nancy Allen Les Alward Cheryl Anderson Mitchell Anderson Brenda Andress Lisa Angle David Arnould Pami Artress Bev Askins Cheryl Averall DeVVayne Baker Gerald Balcom DeeDee Baldwin Tom Baldwin Mike Barger Brian Barnard Debbie Batzloff Pam Bauer 108 David Baxter Matt Beattie Dennis Bentley Harry Best Lynn Best Kathy Billington Rick Blake Louie Blazo Keith Bohnsack Anita Bond Dena Bonesteel Curt Boone Cheryl Brandt Connie Brady Steve Brat ten Ann Brewer Loretta Bridenbaugh Debbie Brimm Carl Broecker Diane Brown Kathy Brown Bill Bublitz Kevin Bush Debbie Butterfield Mary Bylinsky Norma Carr Nancy Chenault Jeff Churchill Patti Clark Paul Clasper 109 Concentration is necessary, but tiring Vic Clute Sarah Coates Christine Cochran Bob Cole Dawn Coller Steve Conger Charles Conley Ellen Coons Nancy Cooper Cathie Corkins Carol Cornell Dan Coulter Jeannie Cox Sandi Crall Mary Cronin Dru Crookedacre Tawnya Curtiss Richard Cuttitta James Daniels Dan Daughterly Lance Davidson Debbie Davis Linda Davis Ted Davis 110 Debbie Day Allen DePelice John Dempsey Rob Diamond Kim Diffenderfer Bob Dillon Jerry Drummond Cheryl Dipka Kevin Doak Tom Dolan Brian Dorr Richard Dowling Doug Du bey Bridget Duggan Debra Duncan Marsha Dunning Lome Dupont Raymond Eckler Davon Ellery Juli Elliot Michael Elliott Lorraine Engleman Sam Erickson Jo Ann Ernst Randall Ernst Jac Faith Dale Fansler Cindy Featheringill Leon Fell 111 Just time for a snack and some talk, but a welcome break Richard Felton •Ian Ferenc Diane Femald Hilda Fick Jim Fish Sue Fisher Chris Fitzgerald Denny Fitzpatrick Mary Forsten Chester Frazee Tracy Freeman Cheryl Friedenstab Joan Fry U Fuller Margaret Gates John Genovese Kendra Geoit Mike Gepfrey Jan Germani Brent Gibson Donna Gonda Mark Gottschalk Daniel Goultz Cheryl Gray Michael Green Starlynn Green Mark Grinnel Donald Grooms Jan Grover Debbie Gruber Cathy Gwinn Ralph Hagemeister Julie Haggadone Jane Haneline Beth Harris Robert Hartwig Mike Hayes Diane Haynes Dean Henderson Deborah Homung Marcia Horton Connie Houck Tom Houck Alan Houghtaling Melissa Houle Mark House Denise Houser Sherry Hovis Sherri Howard Ken Howey Duane Hummer 113 Concentration is necessary, but tiring •Jane Hunt Cindy Husted Doug Husted Dean Inman Michelle Inman Roger Irelan Ed Johnson Linda Jones Rob Jones Melva Jordon Bob Jostock Dave June Sue June Sue Jurgess Sally Rage Jim Keena Ken Reich Dan Kellogg Brian King Eva King Robin Kitchenmaster Doug Kline Leo Knoll Laurel Kobylczak 114 Ronald Koyl Joe LaClair Bob Laidler Wesley Lake Vicki Lane Glenda Lang Linda Lawrence Bob Lawson Teena Leach Lance Lerette Steven Leroy Donna Liesen Karla Lindquist Rock Lindsay Wanda Little Ron Logan Mary Jo Love Robert Love Nancy Lovelace Dave Loveland Marsha Lozier Dan Lubahn Bertha Ludington Marcia Lukens Allan Lumley Val Lutz Bill Lynk Doug McCallum Ann McCarrick Fay McCauley 115 Cheer them on, even if we lose Pete McCorry Karr McCurdy Barb McDonald Curt McFarland Don McGlashen Jeanne McGlashen Kevin Maxfield Dave Mercer Lindv Meuli Mark Mikulski Terri Milka Colleen Miller 116 Kandy Miller Mark Millis Janie Money Deb Montgomery Sandy Montgomery Russ Montney Michael Moore Joni Moorhouse Elaine Morris Robert Moss Dan Mroz Joyce Murany Nancy Murcko June Myus Janie Neely Chuck Nelson Russell Newman Cheryl Nicholas Darla Nicholes Sherie Northey Joanne Novelli Michael Ondoucsik Roxanne Ormsbee John Ortman Pam Osterhout 117 There is always time to relax Stan Ostrander Carl Ostrom Craig Owen Vicki Owen Mike Oyster Linda Parker Brent Parks Judy Parrott Melinda Parsch Melissa Parsch Linda Parsed Larry Paschke Dennis Payea Marcia Payne Randy Pearsall Linda Perkins Barbara Peter Cathy Phillips Dan Phillips Scott Placeway Vicki Reamer Jerilyn Reinhardt Timothy Reinhardt Sue Repshinska 118 Anita Keyes Terry Reynolds Donna Richards Terry Rickfelder Sheila Ricksgers Robin Shaver Rhonette Shoults Jim Sierakowski .John Sinka Tim Sloan Gregg Riegle David Riley Kathy Riordan Matt Roach Christie Roberts Richard Robison Brian Roodvoets Sue Rose Steve Running Cathy Rusaw Ted Russell Tim Russell Cindy Samuelsen Greg Sharping Bernadette Schlaud LaVem Schlaud Liz Schlaud Mary Jo Schlaud Pat Schlaud Cheryl Schofield Bruce Schultz Suzanne Schultz Corrine Schultz Richard Scott Vandria Scott Mike Schukanec Randy Seames Susie Semmens Linda Sharkey Barb Shaver 119 There is always time for a smile Mark Smith Nancy Smith Elizabeth Smithart Ken Snoody Nancy Sohlden Mike Spanke Paris Spreeman Lori Stacy Debbie Starr Don States Dave Stockman Debbie Stone Ann Stuart Sheryl Swayze Jim Sweeney Kandy Tatu Carrie Teach worth Mike Thane David Thompson Lori Thomson Eugene TomaszewsV Barry Torgow Mary Torres Kick Tromble Sandra J. Truax Sandy Truax DaveTrumble 120 Carol Tuzinsky Eric Twigg Kay Vanderkuy Cheryl Van DerPloeg Harold Van Horn Larry Van Horn Valerie Van Horn David Van Wagnen Chris Vany Sue Wakeford Kim Walker Susan Walker Dave Waterloo Mike Watson Bonnie Webb Becky Welch Kandy Wells Robin Wells Rhonda White Denise Williams Janice Winter Denise Wisely Bill Wood Randy Wood David Woodly Debra Worden Vicki Wurmlinger Joe Yamins Ken York Terri Young Carol Zietlow Stan Zuhlke Karen Gilbert 121 The life of a Sophomore is earned Sophomores have given their time and talent to community and class projects. They worked enthusiastically on the Art Train and their class float won the Homecoming Float contest. John Adams Gayla Ahrens Jim Albert Charlotte Allen George Alward Daniel Anderson Michael Anderson Judi Andison Richard Andreen Kay Andress Bob Angle Jay Angle Sally Apsey Kevin Armstrong Steve Amould Pam Amst Brad Avis Amy Avram Larry Avram Julie Bailey Mike Bailey Nicholas Bailey Bob Baldwin Becky Balia Jan Baker Doug Barber 122 Douglas Barr Tony Barry Kim Bashore Doug Batzloff Bruce Bauer Kim Beck George Beebe Richard Beebe Nancy Best Greg Bctcher Atanu Bhattacharya Jan Birchman Colby Black Cathy Blazo Charles Boeneman Joe Bollon Ellen Bommarito Bryan Bond Dave Bond Debbi Bonesteel Kim Boone Jennifer Boruch Anna Bowling Douglas Bradshaw Shelly Bradshaw Pam Bradway Suana Brauer Arlette Brim Jeff Brimm Evelyn Brinker Peggy Britton Diane Broecker John Broecker Laurie Broecker Sue Broecker Bridget Brown Tim Budzier Daniel Butler Diane Butler David Caldwell Judy Callahan Cindy Campbell 123 Tim Carey Richard Carithers Cheryl Carpenter Clark Carpenter •Joel Carpenter Tony C arriero Mere Kay Castle Danny Childers Guy Childers Richard Chou Dennis Cichoracki Ken Clark Pat Cl as per Tom Clemens Sue Clements Concentration Produces Steve Clifton Richard Coates Lamotta Cochran Susan Cole Erhard ('oiler Brenda Collins Dwayne Combs Bob Cooper Terry Copeland Mike Coulter Ron Cramton Dawn Crankshaw 1?4 Great works of art Gary Crawford Hon Crichton Mike Cronin Howard Cross Kent Cuntiss Joel Cuttita Karen Daley Kevin Daley Kim Daly Rhonda Davis Marlin Davison Mike Dean Dennis Deaton Douglas Decker Anita Denman Teena Denman Tim DeLoach Steve DeLong Kathy DeView Cindy Diamond Monica Diehl Jerry Dodge Lonnie Dodge Tim Dolan Sherry Domer Tom Domer Dennis Dove 125 Being a sophomore is something to smile about Scott Downey Chris Dunn Michelle Dupuis Gail Ear hart Debbie Edgerton Kathy Edgette John Ellery Maureen Elliott Vickie Evans Melody Faith Kurt Fanson Laura Feeley Diane Filipiak Dave Finnell Lisa Fish John Fisher Antonia Folkertsma Diane Forbes Larry Ford Debbie Fosmoen April Fox Nancy Frazee Melissa Freeburh Diane Friedenstab Ronald Fry Vernon Fuson Debbie Garman Cindy Gauthier Emery Gayer Joe Geda Connie George Dennis Gepfrey Gary Gillett Teresa Gillett Ted Guichici Erin Goodwin Dale Gossage Denise Goward Kim Grahn Beth Green Brenda Greene Steve Grimsley Lesa Grooms Darlene Grossbauer Kevin Grover Joan Grumley Sharon Gwyn Ray Hagemeister Charles Hancock Cathy Hanson Cathy Harris Scott Harris Nancy Hart Pamela Hart Paul Havens Laurie Haver Mylinda Hawes Don Hawkins Leslie Hayden Joel Hayes 127 A touch of whimsey makes school bearable Sandy Hayes Roxanne Haynes Mary Heller Wayne Hendershott Kim Henderson Burt Herrick Cindy Herriman Jeff Hodge Arthur Hoeft Martha Hoffert Nora Hoffheins Jeff Holden Kim Holman Craig Hook James Hosner Mike Hotchkiss Cheryl Houck Cindy Houghtaling Loren House Norman Hovis Rod Howell Mike Hubbard Kathy Hughes Don Huml Loren Huntley Denyse Hurlburt Nan Hutchings 128 Tim Hutton Brian Ingram Denise Irgang Joe Irgang Lynn Ish Bill Jackson Ron Jackson Shelly Jacobs Melody Johnston Dan Jones Kathy Jones Ken Jostock Debbie Krakker Francis Krakker Dennis Kramer Kenneth Kreiner Doug Laidler Dwight Laidler 129 Laura Laidler Mike Laidler Sherry Lane Charlie Lassen Honor LaVean Randy LaVere Julie Lawrence Sheri Lawrence Mary Leach Robert Leonard Sandra Leonard Kim Libby Sandy Lindsay Brenda Little Joice Lohom Robert Loll Lonnie Loveland Pete Lynch Kevin McKinley Mark McCalpin Laura McCarrick Ken McClelland Jeanie McDaniel Karen McDermaid Peggy McDonald Mary McGlashen Bryan McKay John McKeon Kevin McKinley Sheree McKinley 130 Sharing work and good times together Kevin McLellan Kim McLallen Jim McNalle Debbie McPherson Gail Machiela Cindy Madeline Susan Mancour Michael Maresh Sharolynn Marks Cheryl Matas Mike May Greg Mayfield Chris Meloche Paul Meyer Gregory Mesecar Dale Michael Cindi Middleton Chris Miller 131 Hoy Montgomery Pam Moores Kris Moore Tim Mowen Mark Mowery Dave Mroz Rose Murray James Muxlow Lorrie Nagel Mark Neely Cindy Neu Stephen Neumeyer Mike Nolan Annita North Sue Noth Julie Novetney Diane O’Briant Carolyn Ortman Tammy Ostrander Janet Owen Jenny Owen Pam Paling Bill Parsell George Patten Debbie Pearson Cindy Peasley Perry Pender Bob Phelps Arthur Phillips Mickey Phillips 132 Lori Fieper Nancy Pier John Pietszyk Carolyn Pilly Linda Poole Jane Porter Terry Port ice Sandy Posner Kim Powell Tim Powell Tom Powers Bob Pringle Robin Putnik Kathy Pykosz Lynn Ramsey Mike Ranck Maelia Ranshaw Chris Ravert Blair Reamer Thomas Reddy Cheryl Reed Yvonne Reinert Kipp Reinhardt Anne Repshinska Ann Marie Rezelman Greg Rhein Chaeryl Richsgers Kathy Riley Paul Riley Kathy Rives 133 Sophomore seriousness Jodee Robinson Debbie Roeper Bums Roll and Denise Ross William Rossiter Cindy Rowden Bette Rowland George Running Brian Russell Jane Russell Sue Russell Denise Rust Richard Sadler Cynthia Sawatzke Angie Sawgle Gordon Schafer Andi Schank Karen Schimmelpfenning Joe Schieyrlinger Kevin Schlaud Lorraine Schlaud Lynn Schlaud Linda Scholsser Margaret Schneider Jerry Schroeder Kathy Schroeder Martin Schroeder 134 Rodger Schultz Sandy Schultz Ann Sc hum an Darlene Schumer Chris Scramlin DaleScramlin Jane Scramlin Gail Sears Kevin Shaffer Julie Shelton Cathy Shoemaker Tammy Short Bern it a Shoults Steve Shoults A1 Shoultz Melanie Sickels Joe Sierakowski Julie Simon Deb Smith Robert Smith Faith Sohlden Richard Solt Sheryl Spanke Becky Sparks Diane Spaulding Edwin Spencer Wayne Starking Mike Starostanko Mick Stephens Lynne Stevens Anita Stewart Kris Stiles Gary Stimson 135 Learning Involves Fun For Some Students Dan Stock Roberta Stokes Karen Stowell Cathy Strause Margo Streeter Ken Stuart Linda Suckow Trish Sweeney Fat Sweeney Jahn Tap Della Teets Mike Ter Bush Dan T ripp ReneTruax Donald Truman Andrea T ucker Paula Turril Kim Twigg Piper Twite Claudette Tyler Jeanette Vailliencourt 136 Nick Vakula Beth Van Allsburg Terrie Vannote •Jackie Verran Carole Wadsworth Dennis Ward Walter Wager Debra Walton David Washburn Charles Wells Ruthann Wermuth Darleme Werth Carla Weston Cheryl Westphal Marcie Whitcomb •John White Sharon Whitman Donna Whittkopf Sandy Wilcox Dan Wildey Debbie Wildey Kathy Williams Cheryl Wixson Duane Wolgast Rosie Walgast Tony Woolard Dan Wooster Donna Wright Cheryl Yost Sue Zemmer 137 The World of a Freshman The Freshmen’s first year in High School is a trying one. They discover new horizons in learning as well as enjoying life. The Panther-scope staff wishes all Freshmen the best of luck in their following years. Guy Angle Kathy Angle Valgene Arms Rick Artress Gary Askins Todd Avram Jim Baker Rick Baker Mike Balkwell Greg Balia Sue Barrera Laura Barron Tim Bashore Roger Baxter Ben Bazzani Denise Beattie Jim Beebe Mike Beeman Byron Bessey Darlene Best Dwayne Betcher Jessie Bishop Andrew Blandel Berton Bliss 138 is beginning to change Tami Bliss Dan Boehm Cindy Boiler Dan Bollon Marion Bollon Paula Bommarito Duane Bond Michelle Bond Greg Bonds Dave Borck Robert Borrman David Bostian David Bowles Jim Boyns Janet Bradford Gail Bradway Katherine Brenner Sara Brenner Rhonda Brimm Sue Briseno Daniel Britt Wendy Brocker Debbie Broecker Jeannie Broecker 139 An interest in art is educational Debbie Brown Mary Brown Mike Brown Ruth Brown Steve Brown Sheila Bruce Wayne Buck Kari Buckley Joseph Bulzan Stacie Burch Jackie Burgess Pam Burgess Sandi Burgess Denise Burkel Stacy Burkhardt John Burris Matt Burris Tim Burris Luanne Burrough Todd Burt Cindy Bushman Dawn Butler Douglas Canell Sandy Carey Gordon Carlson Edith Carr Richard Carr Susan Carson Pamela Carter Amy Chaney Billy Childers Kaye Childers Robin Childers George Christ Charlene Clark Patti Clark Tom Clark Dena Clements Valerie Clements Roger Clute Allen Coates Kim Coates Iris Cobb Christins Cole Tracy Colgan John Compton Craig Congdon Scott Coning Carol Coons Jeff Copes Lynn Coulter Michelle Cowles Kathy Crafts Rick Crane Sally Crain Diane Crookedacre Dan Cross Denise Cross Sherry Cross Carole Croteau James Cumeron Cindy Curtiss Dan Curtiss Karla Curtiss Tammee Curtiss Jim Daugherty Guy Davidson Cindy Davis Karol Davis Gay Dean Doug Daeton Louis DeFelice Ellen Dellar Clinton Delp Mary Jo DeLoach Sharon DeLong Mike Densmore Marty DePuv Belinda DeView Ralph Diffenderfer Jerri Lynn Dodge Maria Dolsen Paul Dorland Paul Douglas Alicia Dubey Deborah Duvall Paul Eastham Judy Edgerton Mari Elliot Dan Engleman Kathy Ericson Garrah Ernest Ron Evans Kent Fanson Vicki Femald Ralph Fick Janice Finnie Sue Fischhaber Paul Fisher Rita Fisher Ed Fitzgerald Jan Forsten Cathy Fosmoen Mark Fraim Kevin Fuller 142 the spirit jug yell Sherrie Fuller Art Fultz Ray Gallatin Laura Gardner Connie Gamer Cheryl Gamer Bill Garrison Lauri Geda Lynne Geda John Gehring Becky Gentilly Jay Geoit Cyndi George Christine Gepfrey Joan Germani Marcia Gilbert Richard Glanville Kerry Goodwin Greg Grandinetti Jim Grandstaff Don Grant Jim Grant Tim Gray Luanne Green Richene Green Gary Gregor Reg Grooms 143 What is it like to know Denise Grover Kevin Groves Jill Grumbache Pam Gwyn Randy Hamilton Nan Hancock Gary Harley Kevin Harrell Brock Harris John Harris Chris Harvey Yvonne Hawkins Denise Heasty John Heitsch Carrie Henderson Lewis Henry Kathy Herndon Larry Herriman Cindy Hess Tammy Hessler Bert Higley Desiree Hill Norm Hill Louise Hillier Vem Hiltz Renee Hitchcock Gary Hockey Craig Hodge Jeff Hodge Jeri Ann Hodorowski Doris Hoffheins Sue Holden Duane Hollingshead Jenny Holman Jeffery Homung Mike Homung 144 that you’re just beginning? Bryon Hotchkiss Tim Houghtaling Alan Houle Ed Houle Loretta Howey Terri Howey Linda Hubbard Scott Huelga Danita Humble Stewart Hummer Lori Hunt Montie Huntwork Tom Jackson Mike Jacobs Michele Jepsen Billie Jerke Gary Jock Julie Johndro Lynnette Johnson Randy Johnson Sherry Johnson Marilynn Jones Peggy Jones Candy Jordon Amy June Sandra Jurgess Cindy Kalar Beverly Kallio Mike Katterman Barbara Kelch Ron Keller Marlon Kennedy Shawn Kennedy Kevin Kenworthy Nancy King Terry King 145 Discovering scientific talents Richard Kipp Marvletta Kitson Dan Koerber Don Koerber Dave Kowalski Kevin Koyl Mary Krakker David Kreis Patricia Kressbach Mike LaClair Linda LaClair Annette La-Fave Linda Lagalski Sandi Laidler Julie Lamphier Gayle Lane Sue Lane Debbie Lang Debbie Laur Denver Lawrence Dick Lawrence Jeff Leach Dawn Lerette Cheryl Lester Larry Lines Vicky Loll Lillian Ludington Deann Luikart Melanie Lukens Scott Lumley Nancy Lynk Val McCalpin Mike McCauley Mike McCorry Nancy McCullough David McEachem 146 Janis McFarland Ted McGinnis Judy McGlashen Marjorie McGlashen John McLaughlin Gary McLean Roger McLean John Mack Mark Madeline Allen Mancour Scott Mancour Carrie Mapley Tom Mar Pat Marzetti Linda Matas Dawn Matznick Jeff Maxfield Mark May John Merkle Tom Michelson Mike Miklovich Carol Miller Jeff Miller Scott Miller Tim Millis Jim Mitchell Kevin Moldenhauer Albert Montgomery Darlene Montgomery Jon Montgomery 147 There’s nothing like lunch to keep you going Debbie Moores Denise Morse Julie Mosher John Mulholland Vickie Mulholland Donna Mull Doug Muxlow Keith Nagy Ken Nagy Lloyd Nagy Cindy Neely Jim Neely Mark Nelson Chris Nieman Wally Noll Peggy Nutt Delia Oliver Grant Oliver David Ostrander Terry Ostrander Debbie Owen Jean Owen Valerie Packard Brenda Parker Pam Parker Sheryl Parker Charma Parks Theresa Parsch Cheryl Payne Trudy Pearsall 148 Greg Pearson Diana Perez Jim Perkins Steve Perry Mike Petibone Cindy Phelps Cathy Phillips Becky Piorunek Rod Planck Andy Posner Loretta Powell Tim Powers Gale Pridemore Trey Propst Maxine Provost Sylvia Pullum Denny Qualls Dave Raymond Blaine Reamer Steve Reamer Clarence Reynolds Tim Reynolds Jan Rezelman Gary Rhein Sharie Rhein Tim Rice Chares Rich Jean Rickfelder Patricia Riley Mandy Roach Robin Roberts Roger Robinet Jim Roeper Laura Roodvoets Dan Rose Kevin Ross 149 Physical Education gives your mind a rest Donna Rossman Debbie Rothgeb Kathy Rouse Mike Rowden Jayne Rowley Don Rugenstein Michael Rumer Nancy Rush Brad Russell Dave Russell Judy Russell Matt Russell Ruth Russell Kelvin Retherford Kayla Sadler Jim Sasser Joe Scramlin Mary Schaaf Tom Schierlinger Debbie Schlaud Don Schlaud Glenn Schlaud Suesanne Schlaud Dan Schlund Loretta Schmidt Cindy Schocke Sharon Schofield Cindy Schultz Sherrie Schultz Richard Schwerin Steve Sexton Randy Shafer Tom Shannon Mike Sharkey Rheta Shaver Susan Shelton 150 What is life for if it’s not for living? Julie Stone Sandra St. Pierre Debbie Stratton Carla Stause Phil Sutherland Robert Sutton Clayton Suuppi Steve Swayze Charity Sweeney Jeff Sweeney Bruce Szewc JoeTasson Jeff Taylor Karen Taylor Tad Teays Dawn TerBush Bryan Thrower Lucille Thrasher Harold Thompson Barry Tindall Roseann Tode Ron Torgow Scherie Touchette John Tripp Michael Trisch Warren Tromble Nathan Truax Delores Tuzinsky Stu Tucker Gloria Tunison Grace Tunison Mike Twite Mary Utley Susan Van Horn Steve Vakula Ed Vakula 152 Jeff Verran Andy Wadsworth LuWinn Wagor Sandie Wahs Russell Walker Karen Walton Scott Ware Colleen Washburn Rex Watson Sandie Watts Jennifer Webster Cindy Welbon Mike Welch Kevin Wells Mike Whitcomb Don Whittkopf Kenny Wilcox Mark Wilcox Robert Wilcox Janice Wild Kathy Wildey Betty Williams Dianne Williams Kirk Williams Tim Williams John Wilmers Steve Wilson Titus Wise A1 Wood Brenda Wood Michelle Wood Sandy Woodley Mark W'oodrow Gina Worden Susie Worden Tina Wurmlinger Janet Yost Richard Yost Lynn Zemmer Mike Zielesch Donald Hill Steve Dunning 153 WE WANT A VICTORY 1 1 w VARSITY TEAM SHOWS EFFORT This year’s Varsity Football team had its ups and downs. Although they lost many of their games they tried their hardest and for that we give them much recognition. WKil APFEJ? L-R Rl: Frank Sierakowski, Larry Godwin, Paul Smith, John Neblack, Joe LaClair, Terry Reynolds, Lee Babcock. Mark Millis, Dan Mroz. R2: Jim Keena, Ron Koyl, Walt Querio, Russ Montney, Louis Blazo, Mike Watson, Joe Turrill, Jack Achzabowski. R3: Coach Nelson, Denny Bailey, Mark Mikulski, John Church, Rock Linsey, Randy Bentley, Bob Cole, Ron Billington, Jim Sierakowski, Coach Warner. R4: Gary Glanville, Dan Hobbins, Dave Filipak. Paul Schlaud, Mike Green, Dan Coulter, Mike Schmidt, Dave Hunt, Keith Atwood, Coach Thwing. 156 Marysville 43- 0 Clio 25- 6 Carman 20- 0 Swartz Creek 20- 6 Grand Blanc 14- 0 Ainsworth 8-14 Holly 14-10 Mt. Morris 38-16 Fenton 10- 0 157 THE JV TEAM SHOWS POTENTIAL The JV Football team tried very hard this year and their effort shows. As their season came to an end their record was 2 wins and 7 losses. Marysville 8- 0 Clio 22- 8 Carmen 0- 14 Grand Blanc 28- 14 Swartz Creek 28- 0 Ainsworth 28- 14 Mt. Morris 0- 34 Holly 12- 8 Fenton 28- 8 L-R R-l: Roger Shoultz, Duane Wolgast, Paul Riley, Joe Scherlinger, Dennis Kramer, Pete Lynch, Paul Thwing, Tim Thomas. R2: Pat Sweeney, Kevin Schlaud, Mike Hotchkiss, John Ellery, Joe Clemens, Tim Thomas, Dave Finnell, Joe Kowalczyk. R3: Coach Brundage, Gary Gillette, Perry Pen- der, Bob Loll, Tom Powers, Skip Rossiter, Dave Washburn. Howard Cross, Bob Angle, Coach Hoppe. R4: Joe Sierakowski, A1 Schultz, Burt Herrick, Marty Tripp, John White, Bill Parsell, Norm Novis, Vem Fu-son, Ron Jackson. 158 FROSH FOOTBALL MAKES THEIR MOVE The Freshman Football team has made their move. Their first year in big time football was an easy one, but next year they will have to push harder. Row 1 L-R: Tim Stimpson, Kevin Ross, Jeff Sweeney. Dean Worth, Joe Bulzan, Paul Fisher. Tom Sexton. Buzz Suppi. Mike Trisch. Ron Eaves, Tim Millis, Gary Rhien, Mark Whitcomb. Row 2 L-R: Mick LaClair, Norm Hill, Gary Askins, Steve Vahula, Bob Anderson. Dick Lawrence, Mike Jacobs. Ralph Fich, Steve Perry, Dar Engle man. Scott Miller, Andy Wods-worth. Don W'hitcoff. Row 3 L-R Mike McCorry, Scott Spencer. Mark Nelson. Monty Huntworth, John Heilch. Joe Smith, Mike Twite, Mike Densmore. Joe Lires. Dan Boem. All Coates, Tim Reynolds, Mike Short, Matt Burries. 159 PANTHERS WIN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP This year our Cross Country team took first place in the league meet. Their record was 8 wins and 1 loss. We are very proud of our Cross Country team. Mike O’Byrne, Brad Avis and Tom Utley were on the all league Cross Country team. Standing L - R: Brad Avis, Dave Caldwell, Leif Erickson. Mike Rank, Rich Coates. Tom Utley, Jeff Miller, Mike O’Byrne, Greg Sohlden. Kneeling L - R: Steve Brown, Lonnie Dodge, Clint Pelp, Guy Angle, Ed Houle, Paul Clasper, Matt Beattie. 160 Top Left: Coach Benton. Lower Left: Mike O’Byrne who won a gold medal for the team. Congradulations Mike! Lower Rifiht: A team huddle. VARSITY Linden 21-21 Lapeer Mt. Morris 50-15 Lapeer Swartz Creek 36-25 Lapeer Ainsworth 44-15 Lapeer Carmen 43-17 Lapeer Port Huron North 48-15 Lapeer Holly 50-15 Lapeer Fenton 42-20 Lapeer Port Huron North 49-15 Lapeer JV Linden 40-17 Lapeer Swartz Creek 37-20 Lapeer Ainsworth 47-16 Lapeer Port Huron North 50-15 Lapeer Port Huron North 46-17 Lapeer 161 GIRLS TENNIS FOR THE FIRST YEAR Chris Meloche Sarah Coates Melody Faith Tammy Short Diane Spaulding Becky Entilly Terry Rickfelder Liz Schlaud Karen Howard Melinda Parsch Pat Charles Sue Schlaud Shelly Bradshaw Lynne Miller Pat Marzetti Carol Zietlow Kay Vanderkuy Robin Roberts Laura Gardner Val Lutz Gayla Ahsens GOOD POTENTIAL PROVES TO BE A GOOD SEASON The Golf team had a good season this year. They came in 3rd place in the team standings. The members of the JV squad are Paul Proulx, Chris Abruzzo, Scott Downey, Gordon Shafer, Tim Gray, Paul Douglas, Steve Shig-ley, Ken Koyl, and Brock Harris. Fenton 412 6-0 Mt. Morris 421 4-2 Lapeer 436 4-2 Carman 442 4-2 Swartz Creek 442 2-4 Holly 436 0-6 Ainsworth 457 1-5 163 VARSITY L-R: Skip Huelga, Randy Armstrong. Coach DeCou, Mike Elliott, Ron Zemmer. Tom Baldwin. VARSITY BASKETBALL TRIES BUT FAILS Row I L-R: Manager, Dennis Fitzpatrick, Tim Butterfield, Louis Blazo, Ken Howey. Tom Baldwin, Row 2 L-R: Ruben Talley, George Shack, Ron Zemmer, Dan Coulter, Rock Lindsay. Coach Halstead. 164 Oxford 48-75 Grand Blanc 77-52 Port Huron 68-62 Mt. Morris 71-61 Swartz Creek 81-67 Ainsworth 51-49 Carman 74-61 Fenton 64-58 Holly 60-52 Lake Orion 56-66 Mt. Morris 51-49 Swartz Creek 93-62 Ainsworth 50-67 Carman 62-66 Fenton 63-61 Holly 48-62 Flint Central 61-46 South Lake 64-62 Marine City 45-52 Port Huron N. 51-66 Oxford 51-54 165 J.V. BASKETBALL Oxford 12 1 Grand Blanc 12 8 Port Huron 12 12 Mt. Morris 12 15 South Lake 12 28 Swartz Creek 1 5 Ainsworth 1 12 Oxford 1 16 Carman 1 19 Fenton 1 23 Holly 1 26 Lake Orion 1 30 Mt. Morris 2 2 Swartz Creek 2 6 Ainsworth 2 9 Carman 2 16 Fenton 2 23 Holly 3 2 166 Row 1 L-R Marty Tripp, Bert Herrick. Dave Caldwell. Pete Lynch, Tim Hunton. Paul Heavens. Row 2 L-R: Mosten Their, Dwane Combs, Mike Anderson, Skip Rosater. Tom Powers. Rick Coates, Steve Clifton, Gary Moore. John Adams. FROSH BASKETBALL Levy Jr. High 42-71 Mt. Morris 39-55 Swartz Creek 66-50 Southlake 53-59 Ainsworth 42-60 Carman 53-44 Fenton 41-55 Holly 35-58 Mt. Morris 41-53 Swartz Creek 59-55 Levy Jr. High 46-54 Ainsworth 50-64 Southlake 51-59 Carman 65-57 Fenton 49-54 Holly 38-46 Row 1 L-R: .Jay Geoit, Manager, Tim Gray, Tim Reynolds. Mark Nelson, Mike .Jacobs. Bob Anderson, Tim Millis. Paul Smith. Coach Gillespie. Row 2 L-R: Steve Perry, Jeff Miller, Dave Raymond, Kent Fanson, Mike Densmore, John Wilmeris, Mike Sharkey. 167 LAPEER WRESTLERS WIN Dec. 6 Lakeville 14 Port Huron N. 19 Rochester Adams Jan. 6 Rochester Invitational 10 Mt. Morris 17 Swartz Creek 24 Ainsworth 27 Durand Invitational 31 Carman Feb. 7 Holly 14 Fenton 1 League Match 24 District 168 169 TRACK TEAM BURNS UP ENERGY Prospected Schedule Spartan Relays Lakeville Mansfield Relays Carman Carman-Swartz Creek Swartz Creek Central Michigan Relays Oxford Ainsworth Holly-Mt. Morris Mt. Morris Fenton Regional Oxford League State Davison Relays Genesse Area Best Relays 170 TENNIS TEAM PRACTICING UP PROSPECTED SCHEDULE South Lake Ann Arbor Port Huron Lake Orion Fenton Grand Blanc Port Huron North Ainsworth South Lake Holly Carman Grosse Pointe Invitational Flint Southwestern Mt. Morris Regional Grand Blanc League State Final Roic 1 L-R: Bill Bublitz. Tim Russell, Leon Fell. Rotv 2 L-R: Tom McEachem, John Pempsev. Brian McEachem, Jim Cosens, Tom Reed. 171 17? Row 1 L-R: Mike Watson, Tim Butterfield. Paul Smith. John LeDuc, .John Niblack. Dennis Laidler. Row 2 L-R: Keith Apsey, Mark Millis, Louis Blazo, Phil Faner, Dan Daugherty. Row 3 L-R Joe Turrill, Fred Arnold. VARSITY BASEBALL SHOWS POTENTIAL Prospected Schedule April 18 Port Huron N. 19 Mt. Morris 23 Swartz Creek 26 Ainsworth 30 Carman May 3 Holly 5 Fenton 7 Oxford 10 Mt. Morris 12 Swartz Creek 14 Ainsworth 17 Carman 20 Southwestern 21 Holly 24 Fenton 26 Pre-District GIRLS BASKETBALL COMES TO LAPEER This year Miss Vissar formed a girls Basketball team. It competed with other girl teams from other schools, just like boys basketball. The girls played well and we congratulate them. VARSITY, Row 1 L-R: Val Lutz, Candy Black, Brenda Watson, Sally Millis, Cheryl Anderson, Coach Sue Visser. Row 2 L-R: Vicki Wurmlinger, Michelle Inman, Kay Vanderkuy, Shelly Bradshaw. Diane Fili-piak. Denise Wisley. JUNIOR VARSITY. Row 1 L-R: Kim Holman, Joan Crumley, Sandy Hayes, Kathy DeView, Cindy George, Coach Sue Visser. Row 2L-R: Manager. Debbie Smith, Shelly Jacobs, Cindy Bushman, Kim Grahn, Robin Roberts. 174 THE PANTHERETTES SHOW THEIR TALENTS This year Lapeer Senior High founded a girls pom-pom team called the Pantherettes. The captain was Janet Putnam and cocaptain was Jeri Lyn Rhinehart. They performed at football and basketball games. At Christmas time they put on a special skit and passed out candy canes to the students. Row 1 L-R: Mary JoSchlaud, Pam Artress, Cheryl Nicholas, Jan McCullum. Mary Torez, Lynn House, Kathy Quinn, Marylou Zeismer. Jeri Lyn Rhinehart. Rhonda White. Row 2 L-R: Lorraine Engleman. Mary Bylinski. Nancy Sohlden. Denise Wisely, Vicki Wurmlinger. Jan Putnam. Cheryl Anderson, Tonia Curtis. VARSITY PEP SYMBOLS The Varsity cheerleaders are our school pep symbols. Despite thinning crowds at the games and sleepy apathy at pep assemblies, the girls keep trying to rouse our enthusiam and do their best to urge our teams on to victory. Top Right: Teri Artress and mascot, Kim Keller. Top Left: Julie Haggadone, captain and Sandy Keller, co-captain. Left: Teri Artress. Right: Sandy Keller. Terri Milka, Davon Ellery, Julie Hagga-Kneeling to Standing: Noreen Sweeney, done, Cheryl Gray. 176 J.V. SPIRIT MAKERS School spirit is still alive and kicking among the J.V. cheerleaders, even though it has declined noticeably among the rest of the student body. They are still cheering strong. Top: Captain, Pat Clamper, at a pep assembly. Kneeling to Standing: Lynn Ramsey, Pat Comb, Bette Rolland, Linda Poole, Becky Clasper, Cathy Shoemaker, Karen Me- Balia. 177 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS SHOW PEP L-R: Jan Foresten, Captain. Mandy Roach, Kathy Ericson, Charlene Clark, Tina Wurmlinger, Terese Parsch. 178 HOUSE BUILDERS Row 1 L-R: John St. Pierre, John Morse. Row 2 L-R: Don Hunt, Lloyd Walker, Keith Maxfield. Row I L-R: Frank Sierakowski, Art Pride-more. Eugene Bond. Row 2 L-R: Ron Cline, Jeff Toole, Daniel Husted, Tom Utley, Doug Thomas. 179 RESPONSIBILITIES OUR STUDENT COUNCIL WORKS This year the Student Council has made great attempts to get the student body more involved in school happenings. To begin with they placed suggestion boxes in the office and library in which students may suggest topics for discussion at the meetings. Other projects of the Student Council, such as the painting of the girls restrooms, fell through. The school carnival was also presented by the Student Council for the first time in several years. Sitting. L-R: Cherl Anderson. Kathe Master. Liz Mar. secretary. Terry Reynolds, Vice President, Dennis LaFountain, President, Lori Knapp. Treasurer. Steve Shoultz. Standing. L-R: Marcia Sweet. Lynn Babcock. Tim Butterfield. Karr McCurdy. Marcia Horton. Chris Fitzgerald. Sandy Keller. Mary Kay Russell. Mark Smith. 182 183 Sitting, L-R: Julie Mosher. Joe Lines. Tim Reynolds. Bette Rowland, Joan Grumley, Mike Ranek. Dwayne Combs. Standing, L-R: Shawn Kennedy. Mari Elliott, Trish Sweeney, Pat Gasper, Vince Watson. Row 1 L-R: Karla Jones, Jan Forsten, Vicki Reamer. Row 2 L-R: Susan Hall, Chris Roberts, Eva King, Sherrie Northey, Bruce Bauer. Row 3 L-R: Sara Le Due, Elicia DuPont, Susan June, Susan Zemmer, Maeila Ranshaw, Debbie Wildey, Ruth Ann Wermuth, Lorrie DuPont, Kevin Harrell, George Alward. Row 4 L-R: Kirk Williams, Stuart Tucker, Anthony Barry, Richard Carithers, Samuel Oyster, Charles Conley, Judy Rucker, Kevin McKinley, Dennis Payea. 184 HIGH SCHOOL BAND MAKES MUSIC If you don’t believe it, ask the members of the school band. Under the new band director, Mr. Joe Dobos, they work hard — and it shows! They played at all the football and basketball games and marched in parades. They have also attended the University of Michigan Super Show in Ann Arbor, as well as the District Solo and Ensemble at Davison High School, where some members qualified for state competition, the band also gave concerts in December and March. Row 1 L-R: ('indy Stock, Ix rrie Knapp, Sheryl Swayzej. Row 2 I.-R: Tracey Lynch, Kathy Wilcox. Scott Placeway. Susan McKinley. Matthew Roach. Row 3 L-R: Robert Lawson. Tam may Ostrander. Sally Steffes. Cindy Samuelson, Thomas Mc- Eachem. Ronald Crichton, Richard Dowling. Brian McKachem. Row 4 L-R: Thomas Phillips. Daniel Wermuth, David Me-Eachem. Brad Avis. Steven Swayze. Dennis Fitzpatrick. Loren Huntley, John Heitsch. Mr. Dobos. David Hunt. 18b THE VOICE ONLY SINGS ACCURATELY, Open you mouth, breathe deeply, use good posture, be alive Be alive not simply look alive, words Mr. Dale Smith would advise; not only in singing but in living each day. The Varsity Choir combined with the Lapeer Senior High School Girls Choir in performing a Post-Christmas Concert. For the practice of singing in front of an audience the Varsity Choir sang for the Kiwanis and the Women’s Hospital Auxiliary. 186 WHAT THE MIND THINKS ACCURATELY R-l L-R: Judy Pietszyk, Jan Ference.Liz Mar. Rhonda Anderson. Kathy McKinley. Alice Hart, Carol Zietlow, Vicky Anibal, Ellen Coons. Pam Bauer. R-2 L-R Anita McComb, Bonnie Hoffheins. Jeanne Mc-Glashen, Debbie Herrick. Carol Avram. Sharri Roland. Jan Schinzel. Kathy Rives. Nancy Chenault. Lorraine Ross. Mr. Dale Smith, Chorus Director. R-3 L-R: Sally Dodge, Chris Moore. Luanne Muir, William Smith. Bruce Fitzpatrick. Carl Os-trom, Jim Keena. Tim June. Fred Arnold. Margret Gates, Marty Hillier. R-4 L-R: Sue Stacy, Sue Gearhart. Dave Bolzan, Dan Nicholas. Kevin Bush. Ted Yamin, Greg Stone. Ed Bollon, Mark Gottschalk. Lonnie Loveland. Pam Rives. Cheryl Nicholas. 187 ALL GROWTH DEPENDS UPON ACTIVITY Growth can mean more than just a physical change. It can also refer to mental growth and maturity. This is the kind of growth achieved by the members of one of the most active school clubs — The National Honor Society. Besides the induction of new members, the N.H.S. this year is also putting on their third annual Lion’s basketball game. This year the N.H.S. is also becoming involved in some service projects concerning the school and community. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: L-R: Carol Bennington, Vice President. Patty Parsch. Secretary. Hay Russell. President. Dawn Fisher. Treasurer. Row 1 L-R Cheryl Gray. Lori DuPont, Kirk VanderKay, •Jerry Wildfong, Cindy Stock, -Judy Stockinger, I ori Knapp. •Jeanne LaClair, Tawnya Curtis, Sharri Roland, Patty Parsch, Ruth Marvicsin, Mary Schalouf. Row 2 L-R: Terry Milka. Dawn Fisher. -Judy Pietszyk, Marty Hillier, Sue Gearhart. Tracy I.inch, Sandy Crawl. Anita Bommarito, Mary Forsten. Sue Owen. Noreen Sweeney. Cindy Overland. Deana Bonsteel. Cheryl McMann. Mr. Kinzer, spon-sor. Row 3 L-R Shelly Milka, Rosemary Deaton. Tim But- terfield. Sarah Coates, Carol Avram. Cathy McKinley, Su-zie Hall, Steve Shoultz, Mat Roach, Linde Miely, Norma Young. -Jeanne McGlashen, Ken Howe, Julie Elliot, FJicia DuPont. Joe Koerber. Row 4 L-R: Ray Russell, Sue McKinley, Mark Smith, Tom Philips. Marla Cox. Kay VanderKay, Carol Bennington. Chris Fitzgerald, Mark Mikul-ski, Christie Roberts. Mary Kay Russell, Gary Glanville, Angela Barry. Lynn Upper, Mark Gottschalk, Dave Hunt. “ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE, AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN IN IT . . PLAYERS.” Most people will recognize the above quote of Shakespeare’s. The Thespians do more — they live it! For they are the ones who are most actively involved in the world of drama — whether working back-stage or on stage. Instead of sitting back and taking the roles of life as they come, the Thespians seek out different roles in order to sharpen their talents and skills. The Thespians this year also sponsored the successful musical, “Finian’s Rainbow.” Top Right L-R: Officers Scott Placeway, Dale Dennis, Linda Tripp, Cindy Stock. Tracy Lynch, Mary Kay Russell. Center Right: Apprenticed Thespians. Row 1 L-R: Jan Ference, Lynn Babcock, Marsha Swett, Alice Hart, Pam Baurer, Laurie DuPont, Jeri Lyn Rhienhart. Row 2 L-R: Cindy Samualson, Steve Schultz, Dan Nicholas, Ed Bollen, Joe Yamin, Jane Hunt, Mary Jo Smith, Jeannie McGlashen. Row 1 L-R: Dawn Fischer, Dale Dennis, Cindy Stock, Anita Bommaritto, Linda Tripp. Candy Black, Cheryl Nicholas. Liz Marr, Cathy Horton. Row 2 L-R: Tim Butterfield, Mary Kay Russell, Jeff Churchhill, Denny Fitzpatrick, Dave Hunt, Scott Placeway, Steve Matthews, Terry Reynolds, Lori Knapp. Tracy Lynch. 189 PEP CLUB RAISES SPIRIT IN OUR SCHOOL Without our Pep Club, Spirit in our school would be lost. Thank you for your hard work and spirit promotion. Lower L-R: Debi Schlaud, MISS PEP, Kris Moore, Treasurer, Dan Nicholas, President, Greg Stone. MR. PEP. Cheryl Nicholas, Secretary. 190 FUTURE FARMERS PROMOTE AGRICULTURE Sitting L-R: Linda Davis, Secretary, Jim R: Robert Hartwig, Reporter, Glenn Wal-Vincent, President, Mike Laur, Vice Presi- ton. Treasurer, dent, Dennis Ross, Sentinel. Standing L- 193 FUTURE SECRETARIES LEARN TECHNIQUES The Future Secretaries is not an action club, but it is an important one. Many of the members take the “Office Practice” class offered at LHS as training for on-the-job action. This year they went on a field trip to Baker Business College in Flint. Top L-R: Officers — Debbie Patton. Vice President, Deaneen Russell, President, Patty Cichoracki, Treasurer, Mary Noake, Secretary. Lower: Some members in action. 194 LIBRARY AIDES HELP IS APPRECIATED The Library aides are students who spend time in the library helping the librarians. Many of them are also taking a new English course entitled “Library Science”. Through this course, the aides learn how to run the library, doing such things as reading shelves and filing catalog cards. STUDENTS TRAIN TO BE NURSES This year, LHS senior girls were offered a chance to be on the nurses aide program. Twenty-five girls were chosen — half worked at the hospital and half worked at the home. This program was a big success. Row 1 L-R: Sally Carpenter, Cindy Bradshaw, Debi Schlaud, Lynn Sager, Nurse Jagow, Darla Allen, Marvel Tripp, Sue Sutherland, Janet McCauley, Debi June. Row 2 L-R: Cheryl Beebe, Sue Riley, Carol McCarthy, Deby Harmer, Sidney Petrie, Flossie Homer, Deanna McMann, Betsy Harris, Pam Stimpson, Pam Lindquist, Debra Coulter, Cindy Hanchett, Cindy Delong, Marilyn Stafford, Barb Tolbert. 196 ART INC. SHOWS PROGRESS This year Art Inc. did publicity for Big Brothers in Lapeer. The purpose of the club is to do artwork for community activities and sponsor art shows. Top Left: Mary Bylinksi and John LeDuc draw a friend. Center Left: Jan Putnam works on her masterpiece. Center Right: Jeri Lyn Rhinehart. Lower Left: Officers; Vandy Scott, Treasurer, Kevin Bush, Vice President, Jan Putnam, President. Lower Right: Mary Forsten, Secretary. 197 LANGUAGES ARE PEDIGREE OF NATIONS France is especially beloved by the souls of those in the French Club. Open to students who have taken courses in French or who are presently taking French, the French Club encourages their interest in France and the French language. Various group activities add to the fun! Row 1 L-R: Cindy Stock, Activity Coordinator, Liz Mar, Secretary, Karr McCurdy, Vice President, Brian Dorr, President. Row 2 L-R: Mike Oyster, Sargent of Arms, Mary Kay Russell, Treasurer. For checking out the pedigree of Spain, students may join the Spanish Club. Through activities that bring a touch of the Spanish culture to Lapeer, club members explore the Spanish way of life. What better way to see the world? 198 PANTHERPRESS PRODUCES FINE NEWSPAPERS The 1972-73 Pantherpress staff was edited this year by Mary Jo Smith. The newspapers were put out monthly and included many interesting things. Row 1 L-R: Becky Birch, Belinda Houle, Robin Shaver, Tena Thompson, Juni LuKetich, Linda Leonard, Diana Forsyth. Row 2 L-R: Dan Daley. Mary Jo Smith, Jim Duplanty. Brent Parks. Bruce Schultz, Brian Banard. Ix rraine Bentley, Joe Miller. Row 3 L-R: Advisor. Mr. Snyder. Bill Balia, Bill Richardson, Dave Hayward, Ruben Talley, Dave Devaugh. Louis Blazo, Alan Heck, Renay Diamond. 199 EDITOR Shelly Milka CO-EDITOR Carol Avram BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Chou ASSISTANTS Jane Hunt Richard Chou Melissa Houle Faith Sohlden Ann Repshinska SENIOR EDITOR Angela Barry SENIOR INDEX EDITOR Karen Bylinski 200 SPORTS EDITOR George Rabb ASSISTANT Gary Glanville STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Karen Mikulski FACULTY EDITOR Mary Jarvis CLUBS EDITOR Judy Pietszyk COPY EDITOR Anita Bommarito UNDERCLASSMEN EDITOR Cindy Overland ADVERTISING EDITOR Marla Cox ASSISTANT Lori Davey PHOTOGRAPHERS Marsha Sweet Mary Jo Smith Denise Goward Matt Roach Steve Starking Brent Parks WE’RE BEHIND YOU 100% Congratulations “73” Congratulations Class of “73” R.C. RED RASMUSSEN THORNE’S INC. Complete insurance service Lapeer, Michigan W. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes from Quality Furniture Imports Next to Looney’s Restaurant KAY-RHEAD 450 Nepessing St. Lapeer A PEER CADILLAC MARKET LaPeer Oxford Congratulations Seniors from Congratulations Class of ’73 MURRAY’S “Knowing How To Dress Is Merely Knowing Where To Buy It!” Imlay City Lapeer Bad Axe 664-5592 JAMIE KAY 345 Nepessing St. Lapeer, Michigan 664-8151 206 Congratulations Seniors of ’73 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAPEER Lapeer Metamora Dryden Hadley 207 LAPEER GRAIN COUNTRY STORE 265 Howard Street (Back of Kroger’s) Congratulations Seniors from MO-4-2987 HELMICK SEWING CENTER Sales • Service • Parts 130 Nepessing 664-3272 Congratulations from CLEMENTS KIRK General Contractors Schools • Churches • Hospitals Industrial • Stores • Warehouses Congratulations “73” LAPEER AUTO WASH THE NORTH END STORE 26 Park St. 664-9197 Congratulates the Class of ’73 208 LAPEER OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY A complete line of office supplies equipment. stationary wedding supplies business equipment binders typewriters business forms filing cabinets etc. 55 NEPESSING ......... 664-6321 1830 N. Lapeer Rd. Lapeer 209 Congratulations Class of 1973 FREEMANS FURNITURE complete line of household furnishings Congratulations Seniors CUTTINGS Home shopping center Congratulations Class of “73” VESLEY COMPANY Congratulations Class of 1973 PATRICIA ANN BRIDAL Lapeer, Michigan 664-8461 Best Wishes from McCRORY 286 Nepessing Street 210 FRONTIER REAL ESTATE CO. 374 W. Nepessing Street Lapeer, Michigan Phone 664-2091 COLONIAL PRINTING COMPANY Lapeer 664-2916 Bill Small Congratulations from Ward Newton Lapeer Columbiaville Phone MO 4-8282 We know a young man just out of school has more on his mind than just a job these days. He's concerned about his world. He's looking at the future. And he's looking for a way to do something about it. We're looking at the future too. In fact we re dedicated to it. And we're looking for people who feel the same way. You see. there's more to the Air Force than good pay. guaranteed jobs and valuable skills. There's also the satisfaction of doing something worthwhile and important. But that's something you'll have to decide for yourself. It's easy to get the facts and there's no obligation. Contact your nearest Air Force Recruiter at USAF Recruiting Office 511 Fort St., Suite 265 Port Huron, Michigan 48060 Phone 984-1071 Go ahead . . . Take a good close look at us. We ll look you over, too . . . AND WE MIGHT BOTH FIND WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR KING-MICHELSON AGENCY INC. Professional Insurance Service •commercial package •home owners •farm •auto •life •accident •bonds •mobile homeowners Best Wishes Success to the Class of 1973 from THE APOTHECARY SHOP “Our greatest glory consists not in never failing, but in rising everytime we fail.” Oliver Goldsmith 1254 N. Main 664-4452 (in the Knollwood Clinic) UDE LOANS INC. 2 Offices To Serve You Lapeer Plaza 1975 W. Genesee St. Phone 664-2975 Lapeer Downtown 334 Pine Street Phone 664-4595 213 534 N. Pine St. Lapeer MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN Located: 557 South Main Phone 664-9311 TOM HOYT’S A W Located 624 South Main Phone: 664-4186 214 GAGE’S STORE INC. The Store For Smart Ladies And Childrens Infant’s Apparel And Furniture Lapeer, Michigan MO-4-2101 Serving Lapeer Since 1932” Complete Insurance Service •snow mobiles •farm •home •autos •bonds •fire •boat •aircraft •personal and group (Life, accident and hospitalization) •package policies •mobile homes •business •industrial 215 Knollwood Clinic — Dr. Leonard A. Barrow Dr. Glenn Blankenhorn Dr. Derbobian Dr. Wayne Dittrich Dr. Charles Leidheiser Dr. Paul LePor Dr. Jules Reinhardt Dr. B.J. Shadroui Dr. Wm. C. Heitsch Dr. R. Lyle Riddell Dr. James R. Doty Dr. Robert O. Stem Dr. J. L. O’Connor Dr. E. G. Kiehler Dr. C. L. House Dr. Harry R. Zemmer Dr. Paul Cote We Extend to the Panther Scope Our Appreciation 1973 Patrons Mr. Robert L. Taylor Mr. Michael Carter Mr. Thomas K. Butterfield Mr. Thomas C. Taylor Mr. Wm. Patterson Mr. Kenneth H. Smith Mr. Kenneth K. Cassell Mr. Lawrence Mattice Mr. Luis Rodriguez Mr. Frederick F. Roemer Mr. Guy A. Tromble Mr. Marius Bommarito THE FUTURE’S BEFORE US, WHAT LIES AHEAD, THE PAST IS BEHIND US, IS FOR US TO FIND J imO n litHi i i t i!i 111 MI Ijltf sjftl ii! mimm gss®« I Jk 1 Paul Coffeen Gary Hocky