Linden High School - Linden Legend Yearbook (Linden, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

'IBEYA , '- ' - --.- aw, W, , ,-.L. , 1: ,- , fv , , 1' -' 9 ,..v, - w . ,Jn ,.,,, , , 1 1 ' ' fu: P, P. f A ,' grv Jr'.a1 -5-5-.-3.1 54,f,e4:g,::,qa-5,4Q3,,c.p:i,gzqggggf,fp .J nab Left to Right: Mrs. Barbara Collard, Mrs. Barbara McCormick, and Mrs. Helen Kuciemba. Posing for this picture may very well be the only time this year these three ladies are not busy. Somehow, in the midst of all the chaos, they manage to keep the school operating smoothly. The teachers, the administration, and the students would like to say, THANKS Ll' 0,4 I-V . x ' 'I . Mrs Kuciemba started in the Mrs. McCormick has been at the Mrs. Collard handles the atten- hool system by subbing parttime. High School 4 years. She is a secretary dance, as well as, a variety of other got a permanent position 8 years to the counselors and she operates the secretarial jobs. She has been in Her present position is Office main switchboard for the school sys- the district 3 years. and she works directly with tem. She feels that the kids are what makes her job exciting. She has a hello for anyone who comes especially the constant interaction with good joke. e office. She likes working people. As a matter of fact, she says, I students and finds her work love it. And we all love munching the and satisfying. peanuts and candy from her desk. n always has a smile and a Barb likes everything about her job, great Sense of hllm0I' and loves H h . . Dedication Con ten ts Dedication Introduction Fall Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports Band Activities Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen THE MIGHTY EAGLE CREDITS Editors: Tom Morgan - lst semester Ty Mcmorris -- 2nd semester Assistant Editor: Robin Hickox Business Manager: Luella Kautman Advisor: Mr. Raymond The Days 0 Our Lives As the '81-82 school year begins at LHS, a Soap Opera - like drama unfolds, and many serious questions lay heavy on the minds of the student body, such as - Will Mr. Kerner have the patience he needs to survive another year? And will he be able to reflect back and say, 'All My Children have been especially good this year? Will the teachers take the students from the Edge of Night into the dawn of a new day by providing the Guiding Light, they so desper- ately need? Will the seniors stay around home or will they head for Dallas in their Search for To- morrow? Will the Linden Sport's Dynasty once again dominate the G.E.C.? Will the students give enough blood at the Linden General Hospital to make the Blood- Mobile a success? Will the Student Council keep pace As the World Turns and make the necessary deci- sions to improve the quality of school life? And finally, will the Yearbook Staff reveal the answers to these important questions and capture the true reality of student life, as they present an illustrated memory of THE DA YS OF OUR LIVES? I I rg 0 X X 'B' 1 J O60 M ooo A F' X X E wi K wi, :av I M. LQF2 . A K 'iw' 'K Q. Qu agp 'E' W 1? N J .W gg, .f ,n 'v aa- ff , 4? Nl., Q I xxmwm S , . f , gp - M has 141 Top Ieft: I would go to first hour but I might forget where my locker is. Top Right: Hey Wendy, it's time for first hour! Middle Left: We have looked and looked, but we can't seem to find first hour. Center: Well, we're here, now what? Bottom: We finally get to let hour and they send us olitsidef' ' N 1 - Q 1:1 'oif n K IF 'm ,I g 5-H5151 e 3 L 1 g'r2ffJx' ' : -Q..-.M 'KS 'Qi v Top left: Don't worry Denise, I've never been late yet. Top Rig'I1t: If I go to lst hour, who will hold up these lockers? Center right: First hour hasn't been half bad today, but I wonder what's for lunch? Bottom: We are not coming in from this fire drill unless you promise to feed us something besides pizza for lunch! b , 1 And For Lunch Today Luscious spaghettig tantalizing french friesg crisp, fresh saladg deli- cious garlic toastg and the sun is blue! Right: Pm not gonna eat it, I'm not gonna eat it! Lower left: Kevin will eat it, he'll eat any- thing. Lower right: If I sit here long enough, I just might get hungry enough to eat this stuff. Autumn nasty The Drama Continues - Who will be homecoming queen? Will Linden win the big game? Will Spirit week be a success? Will Cross Country make it 10 in a row? Will the golf team make the key putts? And What A Homecoming It Was! The guys are really psyched up for a victory. And what a victory it was! 4 The band is psyched up, boo! Below: Pm number one. No, I'm number one! Below: And what a crowd! L... ,,,r '5 The Sophomore's winning float was a bite ahead of the rest. 423,16 REIJ UNE ' 1 lm' amy, ..,. N.. E NR muh And here's the cheerleader's float. Would you be- Now, the S0I1i0l S float really Speaks the truth- lieve they took lst for originality? .ntl ' ,THE , A ,nIli'lfElJllNE ., 'll 'll I. my -2 , .. ' um, Q , ,Q.L,..1 : J, . ' . 7' iw'- ' f . , A. Y, I any If Q a we mf, ,Q A .. l ,. . Bottom left: The players take time out for a barbecue on the Junior's float. ' Bottom rigllt:The Eagle reigns supreme on the Fresh- man Float. The Queen And Her Cour HOMECOMING QUEEN Teresa Dubois Teresa is very involved in school activities. She is very athletic, but she is best known for her talents as an artist. She is taking a course in art at the Skill Center and she plans on pursuing a career in the art field. A Senior representatives: left, Jackie Stiff. Right, Holly Wise. l I ,,.- , ' K ,-.-'f ' 1 .:-5. -. 12 H Michelle Johnson Judy Carpenter Rachel Chase Kristine Mann W6,1'6 The On e Eagles Capture G.E.C. Crown At the beginning of the 1980 football season, many people were critical of the new coach- ing staff, especially after a loss to rival Fenton. But as the sea- son went on the team gained momentum and won their last four games including state ranked Hamady. The 1981 season opened with a great deal of enthusiasm as the Eagles trounced rival Fen- ton by a 41-13 score. Soon after- wards the team was rated 5th in the state, and went on to win 11 straight games over a two year period. Falling to Montrose by a 20-25 score, crushed the Ea- gles hope of a perfect season. With one game left the seniors gathered up their pride to crush Hamady 40-0! Our gridders finished as Co- Champions in the G.E.C. and once again had the ifl defense and improved their offense to rank ifl also. The Eagle secondary which picked off a record 22 passes in 80, again had a great year with 19. The running backs each had an equal chance to carry the ball. Linden's linemen where the smallest in the league but had an outstanding year. All of these are nice but the bottom line is the Varsity Football Team success came from team- work! Back Row: Jim Coleman, Eric Hudson, Jeff DuBois, Mike Ryan, Ty Hawk, Derrick Bavol, David Giovannini, Vince Tata, Brad Clapp, Ray Varner, Adam Earls, Craig Blaney Second Row: Ass't. Coach Steve Miklos, Tim' Whitten, Scott McClure, Mike Talcott, Kevin Brinch, Tony Magalski, Pat Harp, David Day, Randy Walker, Bryan Feetham, Joff Mishall, Coach Ron El- tringham and Ass't. Coach Randy Hoover. Front Row: Doug DuBois, Chuck Hopkinson, Mike Webb, Jerry Claxton, Jeff Culbert, Robert Thomp- son, Randy Taylor, Mark DuShane, Chris Hawk and Rich Ford i 1 's VARSITY A, ,L f X K ,mfg-V, ,V I , L, ,, W A gag i 1' ' f.,. -rv 1 V., ,, .' hw a. ,. WW' M I - J WPT 'M 'KCC ' flu I V' 1 Q- f ki fgvy-'fag 5 WW. Q' A H1 ' o 'l a M ' ' u.,,,.l'E ---,g,,,,gg..ff5 . 7 41. L' ...Y Q 1. . Linden -- pponent 1 a 1 ia A ' 'J , M 41 Fen - 13 5, M Q HX gl team . NL '4 2-'10, L 25 rHol ,A - JC WC' f i I . ' U' . -ef , ,Ag CI re QL- l J' . 1, 27 i Go Ich, yd C' - 2nd team ii Y A ,Tim ' 21 , ,Be 3 1 . UQ QE. J ten and Vince T .. 19 -. , Lk. 17 fi 'Honorable 15MB R I , ng, i 29, C a-Ath on H , Q6 - . ,ggigffflr-lCff1,. and Mike 1.4. L yi TI ff -cl-et-ti , -v L' Vai:-Par-is -1 -Sn F952 S is ' -H. I ilk 'K 3 . - 'K H- -M 21 T-Q, A -wg L ...',g-'vQ.,:w.,- .ma-..:. Q Q34 W5 -,--w--w.. ' . - T o ghx ,q ,k.,, Q i n s , i aSQQ,s K I A .4-5 1 ,A X ik or . 3,.,,,4g,,-,-.'S .I M3 cgi 'jf ':ff3i',gii2,,gQ ' ,npr 8 , , S .Y E .sri N-Q . s ALQQA1 - , ' FwKElf'4g3E5NoQ45gg : 1. Team prepares for a winning season 2- The Eagles say a last minute prayer 3. A fired-up Eagle team rushes on the field 4. Brad and Tim run an option 5. Bryan runs back an interception 6. Eagles re-group after stopping Hamady cold J. V1 Football The Junior Varsity Football team enjoyed a very successful season by wining 8 and losing only one. After losing the sea- son opener to Fenton, the J.V. Eagles rebounded and won the next eight in a row. Hard work and a great attitude towards the games helped the Eagles to ob- tain success. Sophmore, Vic Millington, led the Eagles in rushing by going 779 yards in 8 games. Quarterback Al Marsh, directed the offense effectively by throwing for 5 touchdowns and running for 7 more. Hats off to Coach Smith for doing a fine job with the offensive line. Not only did the Eagles have a potent offense, but a stubborn defense led by linebackers, Wayne Berry, Tony Torres, and safety Mike Ackley. They held opponents to less than a touch- down a game. H r First Row: Duane Wright, Bill Ethridge, Mark Magalski, John Hartman, Paul LaMarche, Pat Steele, Tony Torres, Scott Frapier, Mike Wood, Matt Dushane, Chuck Meek, Ken McMaster Cmanagerl Second Row: Tony Claxton, Kevin Ashford, Al Marsh, Jeff Holland, Bill Armour, Wayne Berry, Jody Mishall, Brent Lamb, Scott Smith, Tom Mann, David Stapp Third Row: Paul Feetham, Charlie Rice, Larry Lewis, Dwayne Degayner, Steve Lorey, Richard Coleman, Vic Millington, Dave Turnbow, Troy Rice, Burce Jones, Dennis Messenger, Bob Sheyachich, Dave Freeman, Steve Draper, Troy Vanstone, John Ferguson, Rick Danhausen, Jeff McMaster, Mike Ackley, Coach Hopkins. Missing: Coach Smith and Pat Strickland V, ,. WE COME TO PLAY Q! 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Si7'5iv5.eMj'IiT2fluff 5-D ,Lfiiifsz ,QD if ia31fgf:1,Q' e eiiliiffsv 42224 5 1ii5nl3w,:,5.z12L? fiillfiilTg:f3i?il'-E??EEl3'EELXZSQQQQE ?5ii3f'.dz'k 9 7fflfbflilgiwfliiiii'yiifliilfzsmzfgfPZE3l32ZfSffjL2 Liflifh-ygkfi-lgiiiii In The One: Neil Humphrey followed by Paul Kupper and Mike Murphy, Steve Dagenais, Joe Hunsinger ahead of Steve Jordan, Coach Maas and the team getting ready for the State meet. The Zero: The League meet, Frank Danek, Dave Stephens, Steve Kessler, Mike Guy. 1981 Cross Country Team Back Row: Mike Murphy, Joe Hunsinger, Dave Stephens, Neil Humphrey, Steve Kessler, Steve Dagenais lilaptainj, Coach Maas. Front Rom' Paul Kupper, Mike Guy, Frank Danek, Chuck Hall, Steve Jordan, Tiin Bryant. M 9 ee 'S 9, y e L , ' ,-Q , 4? 1 V' ,C 2' Q . E+ - E . ' N A s Q s e in in . A 1 ei' f . Q rf gi, X Af , g A r S, 'lt . I a ,I . Y 1 f.'?., ,a 5 e-'ll 'v ' f Xi. if rf' A 1 RW A V 4 .1 Q X , .. .5,. Q X K i Wg , , .is 1 iae i -f' 1 1 , ' 9 s ef 1? ' ' , .fyfl , ,. - -H . - . . stef' .sk R w K Ek ai , e z . or - s g xk vkim ,s-is . , ,, , k .1 K , x .N.K,a,ipN,gki 1 ,, 4 1972 Cross Country Team Back Row: Coach Stal-rs, Mike Stephens, Frank Carpenter, Ray Murphy, Ray Tester, 1 John Schultz, Rick Murphy, Mark Cutler, Bill Hall, Bob Sloan. f Front Row: Rick Hendy, Tony Lamay, Micky McComb, Bob Withuhn, Bob Murphy, Tim Murphy, Joe Starrs, Greg Hall, Rick Lawrence. DUAL MEET RECORD 9-0 IN VI TA TI ONALS Linden Opponent 22 Hartland 36 - 17 Mt. Morris 46 25 Brandon 31 15 Oxford 48 , K 15 Lake Fefltfm 56 18 'Bendle 45 .4 19 Goodrich L A 44 17 ,Hamady -146 25 Ylllflontrosewg ,R 936 Ainsworth Invit. A W. Bloomfield Invit. 1 Holly Invitational Linden Invitational- Lakelandt genesee Branlionflfivitatlginal L State Regiqglalsx ,L :- League S , State Finals 4th 8th 4th lst 4th 2nd lst 2nd lst 20th . AQ, ,,,,,..'-- ,,.....v- ' My A A if 9 f A Y . -f-J L....i eg X x :Z 3. ff fu .if , . . w . .31 gig- 1 Wi' 7' .., A , , A A ,-43 'J Ng! 1 f ,-.- U 5 rv!-x K Q 'Jwgg .RV,,N, - will .is ' Q5 ! in Runnmg' Toward The Girlis Cross Country Team had a very successful season this year, despite the fact that three of the runners could not compete for a good part of the season. Tammy Edwards and team captain Robin Bryl missed the first part of the year due to injuries, while Sharon McRill was forced to end the sea- son early. With encouragment from their coach, the runners fin- ished the year with an exceptional dual meet record. Our Guiding Light As The Ankle Turns A Future Dynasty .A Q Q .2415 4' .f VAS ,x,fw..:gigs33g 1 N . Q at , A 'Ar :YA 3. il ' Sp: 5 ks, CCA Runners Robin Bryl and the Deese sisters competed this year in the individual meet at State. Due to an injury junior Robin Bryl had to drop out of the race. Terri finished in 36th 'MARY t' la, K. ! What dedication' ' ' , 'hui' 4 7 W., - .on ' . ' f?9ii:3- 0 '-M-'SFTYT r. A , L 'l'x' ,, t R gjfxf 4 , fewj-., ,L-' ' - ' ' 1- 4 ,K - 7 i -.As Q 'sv .' 1 c I ,:.,, ' fa ' - ., L Qjiiv if . , HS? ' . ,415 . 4- H V :fi A L:-5 ' fl., Q, :rf ' a 'zz 1 , t AJ' ' S 5:15-2,5 Q f nv Q4 1 X - . , - 1 If , fl' ' .. ', , if ff'-2 knit I , ,L 1 v A-LW 'Y' S 434. e ' . W rf .Q V ln ,Q-g, 1 sz ' fs - H - . . -,'g,.A 'f' ' T :A 4' A ' , rl A ., Search For the Finish place and freshman Helen Deese wasn't far behind with a 47th slot finish to end the sea- son. 'G' V544 'I' -2 ,- N U R VARSITY BASKETBALL At age 30, Linden girls' Basketball coach Cliff Totzke was a success. Our sports society usually judges success upon how much a team wins, and in that respect, Totzke has seen only limited good fortune. But beyond that he has built a team atmosphere that was unequalled among the four area squads. Although Fenton, Holly, and Lake Fenton all had fine pro- grams and good records to go along with them. For some rea- son, the Eagles were different. Watching Linden play, we were reminded of that We are Fah-mily craze made popular by the Pittsburg Pirates a few years back. The fundamental difference between the two situa- tions is that here there was no dancing in the streets and, well, not as much winning. The Linden girls were a closely-knit family. There was a lot of hugging and hand-holding in the huddle, and always plenty of smiles. One gets the idea that the Eagles were really having fun out there, and that winning wasn't as all important as it's supposed to be. Courtesy of the Indepen- dent Kelli shows her height against an Atherton opponent. Debbie shoots for two against Hamady. Team Members: Guard: Debbie Johnson, Forward: Lisa Schaefer: Forward: Linda Millingtong Regina Sturgisg Center: Sue Chambersg Center: Kelli Hintzg Guard: Sheryl Urbang Center: Laura W Forward, Guard: Inger Perry: and Coach, Cliff Totzke. WIN OR LOSE, WE'RE This year, the Linden Girls Varsity Basketball team finished an impressive 6th place in the Genesee County League with a 6-8 record, and an overall 9-13 record. The team at Parent's Night! STILL A SUCCESS The Lady Eagles started out the season disappointing, losing three non-league games. The girls picked up the tempo and went on to win many of their next games. High- lights included: a one point victory over Goodrich, defeat- ing area rival, Lake Fenton and slashing state ranked New Lothrop 37-32. The biggest win for the team was a very impressive victory over league champs, the Hamady Hawks. The team also accomplished something special in District tournaments as they defeated Brandon 53-39, but went on to be defeated by Hartland. Special Awards given this year went to Linda Millington, Coaches Award, Debbie Johnson, Most Valuable Player, Lisa Schaefer, Most Improvedg and a special defensive award to Junior, Sheryl Urban. Other awards were also given to Kelli Hintz for First Team, All League. And to Lisa Schaefer and Debbie Johnson for Honorable Mention, All-League. Special recognition was given to Gary Pederson, Ms. Judy Stoeri and Mrs. Julie Totzke, for their help in making the team a success. Norts W 1-Mmrrgm 1 af Sue for two .I 5, , fu-MT it Kelli SL Company getting taped un-'ltr 'ti . M ,M u Sheryl 8z Inger lounging before practice. -aan-u.us.a. dation, the girls J .V. Basketball team exceeded all Girls J. V Basketball 'persistence' n. fWebsters Dictionaryj 1 Con- tinuing especially in the face of opposition etc. 2. Continuing to exsist or endure. Opponents New Lothrop Oxford Fenton Bentley Holly Goodrich Brandon Montrose Lake Fenton New Lothrop Hamady Atherton Bendle Goodrich Bentley Lake Fenton Montrose Hamady A Bendle Atherton With persistence and enthusiasm as their foun- records set by previous Linden J .V. squads However small the 5-15 record the girls were led with outstanding performances from each in- dividual team member With her consistent outside-swish Captain Lynette Wolverton rallied at the boards with 164 points. Stabilizing the squad with her ball handling abilities Kristy Mann led the team with the most steals and assists And after a prolonged injury Anastasia Kogut returned to credit herself with the most rebounds Defensive strength was Tracey Tunningly s con- tribution to the team as she continuously sup- ported the team in rebounds, steals and assists. Donna Augustine received sportsmanship award for her marvelous spirit. Lynette Wolver- ton received the most valuable player award. Rob- in Hickox the most improved player award. Lynette Woverton, Kim Hensley, Shelley Cannon, Stacey Kogut, Tracey Tunningly, Teresa Moore, Peggy Miller, Tim Flannery, Donna Augustine, Kris Mann, Robin Hickox, Katie Fairchild, Carol McLenna. STATS Linden 34 14 49 19 26 21 58 37 28 20 26 28 23 23 Q S 1' 0' N QQ. ,y 4 x, X., 46 21 33 24 43 31 46 40 17 24 51 34 20 22 47 23 37 30 48 41 41 40 41 42 15 34 SFP... I I lx ' P y 4 Q ' lx i J rw-:B 'it 11 N , . in AQ if fk will As The Ball Bounces v 4-ogg, , , Did Kris make it? She got it! Get the rebound! I E x ' 14 if Good blocking Kim! G0 for it! Get it Tracey! Coach giving advise! Heavy thoug 41 hts! ll :ii ' lxsq Y 4-.. 55, Y-, fp. . 26 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C7 C-1-.- Back Row V1Ckl Brown Heather Tunnmgley Teresa DuBo1s Natahe Mallow Cmdy Colangelo Front Row Demse Rodgers Alisa Martm Klm Huot GIVE ME AN Lv +I .ix The Varsity Cheerleading Squad, coached by Mrs. Colangelo, had a very successful year. The squad consisted of 8 members during football season, while there were only six during basket- ball season. The girls attended the USCA Sum- mer Camp at Western Michigan Uni' versity. They learned many new cheers, mounts, and stunts. In the overall com- petition they placed 4th. Besides bringing out the spirit in the fans, the girls also demonstrated their all-round skills by performing a glove routine to Back in Black, and a spirit promoting Halloween skit, at a football pep assembly. During basketball sea- son, the slightly smaller squad proved to be just as talented as they accompa- nied the pom-pon girls in a routine to Working Class Dog, and punked out while cheering for the popular rock station, 105 FM, at the D.J.ffa- culty basketball game. At this year's banquet, awards were presented to Denise Rodgers as the Most Valuable, Heather Tunningley as Most Improved, and Teresa DuBois re- ceived the Coaches Award. COME ALIVE FOR 105' 'H 1 lu 'PQ ,- s R ' 'E if ' Q 3 A! M , wfx ' Al I I 0 27 -la -f 'F I. l If-H . U N ki , Mrs. Ryan 'M I6 The 1981-82 Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad proved to be a group of very inspiring girls as they worked to spread spirit throughout the school year. The girls cheered for the J.V. football and basketball games, and gave support to these and other sports by decorating the school with spirit signs. Mrs. Ryan coached the squad of seven and helped to make it a success. The girls spent many hours of practice preparing for the seasons and attended a U.S.C.A. Camp at Waldenwood. While at camp they learned new cheers and competed with other squads. Awards went to: Karen LaForest - Most Valuableg Jill Sherman - Most Improvedg and Kim Poland - Coaches Award. Air in I Q G LINDEN . 256 .1 249 0 241 1 251 215 V f 236 218 245 234 iff-4 The Linden Golf Team was a young team this year, and inexperience hurt them earlier on. However, as the young golfers gained confidence in the latter part of the season, they turned the results to their fa- vor. Midway in the season, the Eagles won 2 dual matches and lost 6. They placed last in the Genesee County Invitational. In the second half of the season the linksters won 4 of 6 dual matches and they took 5th in the Conference Tournament. Backrow: Tom Sheyachich, Gregg Huyck, Mark Costello, Bill Staples. Front: John Carpenter, Dan Klee, Todd Huot, Scott Mesack, Coach Landrem. DUAL MATCHES OPPONENTS Lk. Fenton Montrose Atherton Goodrich Hamady Lk. Fenton Atherton Goodrich Hamady Let's see, head down In the trees again?? Win ter Dynasty Will Varsity Basketball capture an- other District Crown? Will Varsity Volleyball make it to State again? Can our Hockey Team win their first District Crown? Can a strong core of seniors improve the Wrestling Team? vmunp, ,nanny mug n LINUEN 31 FIG!!! left, top row: Coach Hopkins, David Giovinnini, Ed Jenkins, Clete Dahl, Gary Pedersen, Mike Ryan, John Daft, Manager - Nell Humphrey, second row: Craig Blaney, Scott McClure, Dan Klee, Manager -Steve Saxon, Rob Thompson, Adam Rakay, Brad Clapp. E wx I . 1 1, . ,, I ,L J Ugg 3 q 4xAA 52 5 g p is f Q-x. , gg BASKETBALL This year the Linden Varsity Basketball team finished a somewhat disappointing season of 14-7 and a 10-4 conference record. The Eagles finished second in the Conference behind. Ha- mady, whose players were undefeated in Con- ference play. Team awards this year included Captain Gary Pedersen, first team All League and Honorary Captain on the All Area team. Gary was voted MVP and became a member of the second All State Team. Scott McClure earned the coaches award, Brad Clapp had the most free throws, and Clete Dahl was awarded both League and All State Honorable Men- tions. Highlight games included a 77-31 win over Montrose, and 49-48 over Goodrich. .e...,Q Junior Varsity Basketball NQNUE4, WP QED64' DIV NAND? X,lNUE'4f NDEW QW a f sxunsymmuup, mm ming, lg -WDA it , 1 2U 2 B' Li 24 - - From left, first row - Mike Nicoll, Ed Grubb, Dave Turnbow, Tim Flannery, Lloyd Moughler, Bob Sheyachich, Steve Draper, Bill Staples second row - Todd Huot, Gregg Huyck, Vic Millington, Paul Kupper, Chad Joslin, Mike Merchant, bottom - Bill Johnson, Paul Ryerson The nine sophomores and eight freshmen J.V. Basketball players were led by Co-captains Greg Huyck and Paul Kupper. Tim Flan- nery was the leading scorer with a total of 312 points. Tim has made vast improvements since last year when he finished the season with 8 points. Flannery also had the most rebounds for the team. , Gregg Huyck led the players with both as- sists and steals. Highlight games in- cluded the Fenton game, 49-47, and the Lk. Fenton game, which was won at the buzzer with a score of 57- 55. M.V.P.'s this year were Flan- nery and Huyck. Bob Sheyachich was voted M.I.P. and Todd Huot was given the coaches award. Good job, guys! JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Lmden Lmden Lmden Lmden Lmden Lmden Llnden Llnden Lmden Lmden Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Holly Brandon Montrose G00dIlCh Fenton Hartland Hamady Bendle Bentley Amsworth Atherton Lake Fenton Montrose Goodrich Hamady Bendle Bentley Oxford Atherton Lake Fenton LEAGUE 11-3 second place Lin den Hockey The Eagle's Hockey team did exception- ally well by starting out the season with 10 consecutive wins, but gradually lost their momentum but not their spirit. An in- crease in penalties against the team and injuries to the Magalski brothers played a large factor in the Eagles's temporary downfall. But pulling themselves together, the Eagles went on to end the season with a very respectable 15-8-4 record. Linden en- but then failed to get by Hartland, making Linden's first time in the play-offs a disap- pointing one. The 1981-82 Hockey team consisted of a lot of all-round talent with Doug DuBois, Tim Whitten and Mike Wood leading a strong defense, combined with Chris Beck- man and Scott Morse on the offensive at- tack. This blend of offensive and defensive talent was best displayed in Linden's victo- with a score of 0-4, The Linden's defens held Lapeer East to their 4, while the of fense came from behind to score 5 unan swered goals, making the final score 5-4. Special awards for All-League were giv en to Chris Beckman and Scott Morse, ls team, Tim Whitten, 2nd tearng and A Dickenson and Mike Wood for Honorabl Mention. A special thanks from the tea to Coach Wood was given for his overal tered the playoffs in the 2nd round by vir- ry over Lapeer East. When it seemed the support and great coaching. tue of a bye, and went on to defeat Pickney, Eagles had lost, for Linden was trailing ' ,A T35 , :Fir I . -W ' n Q X Q is I f - gf Q N g it ig We don't even need our helmets to beat Lapeer East Say Whaaat! First Row: Clare Mead, 'Al Dickenson, Scott Morse, Mike Wood, Chris Beckman, Tony Magalski, Troy Stone, Mark Magalski, Back Row: Asst. Coach Rauch, Frank Danek, Kory Pearce, Chris Neuville, Doug DuBois, Tim Whitten, Jim Logan, Ty Hawk, Mike Dickenson, Jeff DuBois, Coach Wood. y 41 Q, o H.-. xy.M,., .s. 'A 5 .K . g E., 'NL is'-if ' ..', 4 x 0 'Ci if NN'-1 at X li 5 .1-fi R' . NK kk QIK Nw 'cxv' f X 4 ,if-Y 1 X411 Xl N K- K H I xjvfx,R ' f , fr 1 f. ' ' '-V179 Top Left: A hard check by defenseman Doug DuBois, along with Linden's top goalie Mike Wood. Above: Al showing his moves on the boards. Below: Chris Beckman is on his way to the high scoring title. Below: Goodrich takes a break, as Linden scores another goal! X, IQ f 7 51 J 'Y' I 13' P 2' fs , ', ,gf I ',Qfq, xl .ik . ' 5. 1 . 1' L75 . g A Early in the season it seemed 1981-82 was the time for the Eagle wrestling team to put it all together. For three consecu- tive weeks the Linden grapplers scored over 100 points in tour- naments, finishing no worse than 5th and garnishing many individual honors. But then, one misfortune after another struck the mat- men. .. .' cheidbailnvimiimiki iirr 5711? ' 3rd Invitational Mt. Morris Invitational n , Davison ilnvitatiiiihal fllurand Invitatidhal. . Montillise Imiitational N 1 , , ....,,.,.. , A , . . , .... .N . rrrir iw . . , ilu, 9 1 .+ U .... X pp 5th lf 17th Wrestling Illness, injury, transfers, and ineligibility all aided the deple- tion of the varsity line-up for the last two-thirds of the sea- son. While there were some memorable moments, such as a victory over arch-rival Lake Fenton, the team never fulfilled the early promise it had shown. Though they put forth great ef- fort, Linden's young replace- ments just could not fill the voids. Everything was not gloomy, however. Senior Joe Gould de- feated a defending state cham- pion. Seniors Adam Earls, Joff Mishall, and Jim Coleman had very productive seasons. Soph- omores Dave Freeman and Wayne Berry proved to be solid performers and freshman Chuck Hall improved steadily throughout the season. 3rd ' 5th' 12th ' 4th is 1 . imc ' . 1. Jim Coleman on his way to another lst place. 2. Joff Mishall and the thrill of victory. 3. Lonnie Humitz and the agony of defeat. 4. Chuck Hall struggling for another win. Back row: Mark Smith, Rick Danhousen, Jim Coleman, Mike Keen, Raymond Varner, Terry Coleman Adam Earls, Coach - Roche LaVictor. Front row: Lonnie Humitz, Wayne Berry, Rich Coleman, Jess Sisco, Richard Varner, Joff Mishall, Dave Freeman, Chuck Hall. 1. Rick Danhousen whips his much larger oppo- nent. 3. Adam Earls wins again in Regional Com petition. 2. Joff using his upper body to set up a move. 4 Another tough practice for our grapplers. Varsity Spikers l ,nr , Left to right, front row: Deborah Johnson, Laura Wasik, Yun- iko Kawamura. Middle row: Kay Carnes, Tracey Tunningly, Anne Barron, Col- leen Weston, Linda Millington. Back row: Julie Buxton, Kelly Hintz, Gina Jenkins, Denise Lud- wig, and Coach Cathy Findlater. Right: Tracey Tunningly Top left: Kelly Hintz ill V 5 n mrllll The Varsity Volleyball team finished the 1982 season with s 18-9 record and an 11-3 League record for a second place finish in the strong G.E.C. The Eagles were led by senior tri-captains, Denise Ludwig, Debbie Johnson and Kelli Hintz along with seniors Linda Millington and exchange student Yamiko Kawamura. Junior Players included front liners, Julie Buxton and Gina Jenkins, defensive players Kay Carnes and Anne Barron and all around players Colleen Weston and Laura Wasik. Versatile sopho- more, Tracey Tunningly, completed the squad. Linden received honorable-mention state-wide recognition throughout the season, as they competed against most of the states top rated teams in a tough and highly competitive sched- ule. Team stats for the season included an impressive overall 91921 serving mark, 83'Z, attack, 5296 reception and 9192, in setting. Four year starter, Debbie Johnson, led the '82 Eagles in the categories of setting and reception. Also Kelli Hintz, a three year starter, led the team in serving and spiking, blocking and kills. Denise Ludwig, a two year player, led Linden in ace servings. All League players included two time first teamers, Kelli Hintz and Debbie Johnson, Denise Ludwig, Gina Jenkins and Colleen Weston, who received honorable mention accolades. Representing Linden on the All Area team were: Kelli Hintz fcaptainl and Debbie Johnson on first team and Denise Ludwig, Gina Jenkins on the second team. Top: Linda Millington and Denise Ludwig Bottom: Colleen Weston and Kelli Hintz . . ...Q as if The 1982 Girls J .V. Volleyball team had a great season. The Team consisted of 13 sophomores and 3 freshmen. The season was ended with a 13 win, 2 loss record. Mrs. Wilson felt each girl was an es- sential part to the teams success. This Squad was loaded with talent. The Varsity will be able to sustain their winning ways with this group headed their way. Yes, Ms. Findlater is smiling. .wwf 4.-Mg Back Row: Mrs. Wilson, Tracy Sjostrom, There- sa Holsinger, Anastasia Kogut, Shelly Koehn, Tina Asher, Natalie Carlson, Julie Sass, and Lori Sherman Front Row: Julie LaForest, Tina Hradowsky, Donna Augustine, Ronda Jolly, Jennifer Buckler, Kris Mann, Rachel Chase, and manager Beth Pool Junior Varsity Volleybal N' A-N 5. V W2 7 J-s MN 575331, .- lg j M3 jf, . ,,,,i,i-pg: as :B 'W 1.3.17 iw- 1 M Wait.- .xff-1mA W If 'l iv 1 ig ti 1 si 1 - ,. - ,ts A ? B W A 'JB r ,X nm. . 1 . . 3-' QW.: ---JN, .I , I' S .. NE, Af . 3 Ygif '1 Qu M14- ,at - 1 1, .Nr Q Q M '-ihji, i 1 'W ' ' ' Q KN N r i avi may NM: .H 6 1 F A W 'ffm 1- in 'vip lm , 3 '31 4 f wi t ' 1 cf wg ..i lViKw i 'gk Y la W . , y 'Vw Q ,. ' ' 1 Mwly ,fy A 'ff M Wi gr I 'f A. ,pil 2 11, W n ,Q ww M 'V 1' 0 ui ll A i W l l . ww 'Q 1 ,4 ' M , Q, 9- A V 'Ni W M 1 'v. X , , We M s - Kelli Hintz Kelli Hintz, Senior, three-year varsity starter. Named Class B All-State first team twice - 1981 and 1982. Named to All-GEC first team twice - 1981 and 1982. Led GEC in spiking percentage three times - 1980, 1981, and 1982. Debbie Johnson, Senior, four-year varsity starter. Named to Class B All-State first team - 1982. Named to All-GEC first team twice - 1981 and 1982. Named to All-GEC second team - 1980g honorable mention -- 1979. Led GEC in setting percentage twice - 1981 and 1982. Mi. 1 Debbie Johnson ? lit 'Z-. - Am, The Pom Pon squad started out their season by attending Badgerette Camp at Albion College. At camp, the squad took three lst places and 2 second places when competing. They attended two clinics where they took a 3rd place trophy in Speed Learning and a 3rd place for their kick line. Their success at camp was reflected in their performances at the home basketball games during the year, Even when the games were a little dull, the crowd had an enjoyable and qual- ity half-time show to look forward to. The squad ended their season with a banquet, giving out awards to: Jennifer Hice, most outstandingg Mary Jane Arndt, highest kickg Jennifer Hice, Creativityg Kathy Lucky, sunshine awardg Kathy Lucky, most improvedg Jackie Stiff, practice awardg Wendy Horner, Showmanshipg Brenda Baldwin, coaches award. ACTIVITIES Will the Variety Show be a Success? Can Our Co-Op Students survive another day of work? Will the Yearbook ever get done on time? Who will be inducted into the NHS? Will the Student Council respond to the student's needs? I an Mr. Thomas assists the rookie advisor. , ' '-11. Our editors, Robin and Ty. Tah-Dah! 46 This years yearbook staff worked hard to produce, w they feel, is one of the best and most original yearbooks ew theme of the yearbook was Soap Operas . They tried incorporate this theme throughout the yearbook by sublte ferences to the titles of the most popular daytime and nig soap operas. also attempted to keep the yearbook on an upbeat w spots of humor, especially in the introduction and ending sequence of pages. Adding to the humorous side several illustrations done by Steve Climer. His talents rez shine in the faculty section where Steve did caricatures of the teachers. Steve Dagenais, Tom Morgan. Middle row: Ray Varner ole Boyer, Teri Deese, Lisa Schaefer, Heather Tunningly ty Pettit, Denise Dressendofer, Ty McMorris. Front 1' Debbie Nowiki, Robin Hickox, Gina Shear, Carol McLe Joe Neuville and Luella Kautman. Not Pictured: Leighar Blankenship. Back row: Neil Humphrey, Lisa Anthony, Steve Clirr ,C , F 1 n GK I 0.P.P.S. Day 1982 Opera tion Parent Pupil Switch On April 14th, Linden High School sponsored Operation Par- ent-Pupil Switch. This was a day where parents switched places with their sons or daughters and had the opportunity to see how the school operates from the inside. The parent actually was student for that day. They did everyth- ing the other students did including: riding the bus to school, being marked tardy, participating in class discussions, completing assignments and oh yes, enjoying the school lunch. The OPPS day was a real success and we are looking forward to seeing even more parents participate next year. Now here s your locker Mr. Sass. Let me see, 21 left, 4 right and ??? A .-M.. Mrs. Pasucci thinks this is fun. if -is.. I In the face of continual cutbacks, the High School managed to offer a pretty fair vocational program. As the job op- portunities have dwindled, the students more than ever, needed these programs to gain some practical job skills and ex- perience to help them enter the job market. Many students, however, were able to get jobs, while still in school, by partici- pating in a vocational co-op program. The poor economy and reductions in placement personnel made getting jobs more difficult, but the ones who were able to find employment gained a great deal from their work experience. Pictured here are a number of stu- dents in vocational classes and on their co-op jobs. They are either working at or being trained in areas of auto me- chanics, small engines, clerical, book- keeping, sales, carpentry, and nursing. Most of the vocational students really enjoy these classes and appreciate the permanent job skills they attain. Vocational time fi' iw f ill2i'iiX.ligk SB K hu gi sestv Q ass, t.. . -V - 1 'Lf-1, if ' ya., tr- ' M...-s - , ri ...., an-e , n LJ' 55-jf, NW- ., 'K ' L uf., A .. sms.. xmd. . H SJ- ' .,....,w-Mj 'W 1 n'-My w' K tw N4 E- V7 1 A ' rg A . a s 'g A zz.: 1 .. . .M .. - K X..- .Q gygigig -1 s - .sQ.g,5.,t . A 5 . ....,.,e, tr .Ag . 1 T'sJ1ub..4.. fi 48 Education i r',,............-. National Honor Society 51839355 Front Row: Mary Jane Arndt, Allen Martin, Tamar Lamb, Robin Van Houten, Debbie Isham, Dean, Jackie Stiff, Kathy Parrot, Sue Beauchamp, Sherry Hayes. Middle Row: Mark Costello, Hubbard, Kelli Hintz, Scott McClure, Linda Millington, Ray Varner, Phil Frantz, Tom Morgan, Ford, Cheril Gardner, Steve Linn. Back Row: Steve Dagenais, Mike Murphy, Jane Juve, Kuciemba, Dan Klee, Phil Pascucci, Brian Huyck, Brad Clapp, Tricia Parker, Debbie Mitchell, Behrens, Denise Rodgers, Colleen Weston, Kim Chalker, Michelle Grazley. Members Not Pictured: Therene Barkiewicz, Terri Deese, Denise Dressendofer, Teresa DuBois, Hall, Jennifer Hice, Luella Kautman, Lisa LaForest, Heidi Seldon, Mike Steiner, Patti Walker, Buerkel, Kay Carnes, Gina Shear, Patti VanLuven, ,agmk Above: Scott McClure Right: Patti Walker, Jane Juve Student Council Back Row: Miss Jones, Anne Barron, Lorine Soules, Julie Morse, Teresa DuBois, Doug DuBois, Donna Augustine Bev Dougherty, Natalie Mallo, Jackie Stiff Middle Row: Julie Buxton, Lesa Liberacki, Denise Rodgers, Kim Ford, Denise Ludwig, Colleen Weston, Amy Gitre Gary Pederson, Anita Earls Front Row: Greg Huyck, Lynette Wolverton, Barb Dougherty, Tina Asher, Joe Neuville, Randy Walker, Rachel Chase Teri Englund, Paula Ryan This years Student Council was involved in many school related activities. This first major event was, of course, Homecoming, and the election of the Homecoming Queen with her court and the King's court. Also, in the fall of the year we ran our annual Blood- Mobile which was truly a community event. Of Course, we held our monthly class dances, including the Christmas Dance with Santa in attendance, New this year on our schedule of events was Teachers Week. Each day for one week, the Student Council awarded a special gift to each teacher. We also held a MORP Dance, standing for a backwards PROM to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom in May. The MORP Dance began with an informal pizza dinner, followed by a fashion show of prom gowns and tuxedos with a dance afterwards. The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Hyatt 'Re- gency in Flint. be iiigi fi . if J ,i ,M D W r ,A-Af ri iq' WF, U .in X M W ,MN K , -'Q A hnff' 'fig .fill 6.1 ,Jiri .te t: ig. fxffwf A' ,f,,i.t,flg,,f,totf', ljyifffmigiik' ur Student Government WatcI1 The Stars 3 1' i e t y U a MX, S 'A I1 0 W COME OUT ,Kr SN fix mm 'Child W M arp On March 19, the Linden High students held its first annual backwards prom, THE MORP. The night be- gan with pizza and pop for everyone, followed by a fash- ion show previewing formal prom wear. The girls mo- deled dresses from Brooke's while their escorts were suit- ed in tuxedos from Gingiss Formalwear. The evening concluded with a dance. An Evening 0 Dance . Just Between You And Me 1 2 Q X i R The 1982 Junior-Senior Prom was held May First Nine- teen Hundred Eighty Two at Flint's Hyatt Regency. Chaper- ones included Miss Anne Jones, Miss Cathy Findlater, Mr. Michael Kerner, Mr. Joseph Piwowarczyk, Mr. Roche LaVic- tor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Col- lard, and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Totzke. The evening began with each couple being photographed by a professional photographer from Berryman's Studio. A sitdown dinner was then served which preceeded a night of music and dancing. In conclusion, this year's prom was a great success and will probably be remembered by all who attended. I wonder where the guys are ... And Romance ... ,WWW ,p-., 14, ,, Y ...nur V, 1 utl flJ'l'4' WX PM I K l g1.1.if ' . , X l 4 Q 'Y , Mw l 'V 1 ,Q l , 'l W , -. . A Q X ,M M f -:iff ll , gig -W ' 'Wwm , , fs j'bS,-W w ww ,, ,, -- f' M M' ' N -nv: W ' l M g 'i'li 1WWF Www qw, Wm ' W ' MM M V H ' X Sw Sw , + M 'I' VW l f ' l Xl X, L... ,, . Mn H f V Q5 El l ll v ' 'fx l C ... - MA Do you think the girls are still dancing? Young Dracula This spring the 5th hour drama class put on the play Young' Dracula. The class started working on the play at the beginning of second semester and the main characters even worked during Easter Vacation. The plot involved a group of American students who were on a utrarnping through Europe tour and found them- selves lost in the Carpation Mountains. The story grew into a chilling experience when the students paid some eerie looking hosts to allow them rooms for the night in a huge castle. The students soon found out that they were in no ordinary castle. Strange things started happening, includ- ing the sighting of Dracula, himself. Overall, the play was a real success. A lot of the credit goes to the director and 5th hour teacher, Donna Tom- chuck. She gave many hours of her own time in order to make the play successful. A let's not forget the behind the scenes crew, they deserve a real hand . 58 1751 er il' f is f. gslfmf i 4.s:w:,:u N? F an -,f 4 t - ---4 fgig' ' 5 Sir ii is 'S , x 2 , A . W 'ww Q ly 'ww , X ' MW M ,ng 'W A7 'M wa' , hw S 1 N ,-Q ,v N wwf 'N 'W , ,WWYWTXW M Agtu 'Elf A A ff f. 4, ' ' N ,Q QW N Maw ' aww Gen eral Hospital , 1 A - - A .434 1 me, .ft ' lmgxx . GQ u - im 1: X f- ' no wid E2 f lr?- - f' ,' wx. - 1 at fs r - H ' 'fri ,gm U A ?2 1 fx.: 21 7 V: ke ff -5-4: rusx, K 'I Cv' ., , T 4 .' f 1 X - in ix I5 L , X I 'Grow 73497' M145 is Heze, -SVMEKUIYJYE X 1 60 Top Leftg This is one time I'd rather be in class. Above: Boy, did we work up a thirst, today! The Bloodmobile is an annual event at the H.S. Students who are willing, CHa-Haj contribute blood to the Red Cross. To make the experience even more frightening to the students, a couple of female Dracula's roamed the school, and drew blood in their own way! No, your mother can't be here. v Will the Linden Bands survive budget cuts . . .'? L-In den B311 ds Will Linden Bands win a competition . . .? Can they take a 1 at festival . . .'? Will Phil and Paul keep the band in step this year ...? XX W, A f-9 -.. K1 X V 'x 1. .ff , I ' . 1. Rah Q .LIL .W if 1 it i - ' I i .14 - ' I 1 M, W' ww H14 1 -C 1-FL., 1 735 . 'yfggf W Vs . Q' A ' 4 O N N ' 1' ,QL .i .U5,JLJ -1 h Maxi! , , ,Q H A X WW , lvv, ,uh -DYQ ' .lv-.1 .A . a a H A Vi :f f-Sf' 'P' fuk ' '. ' ' .T.f. . ' 'I ' .. P' V L ,fg-'ztgv' Q-5--1 y .,.,, ' .. Q, - A V A The Guiding Light We, the students of L.H.S., would like to thank the Administration, the Teachers, and all the supporting Staff for their help and guidance they have given us this year. M e e t t I1 e S t a I' f 2 - - 4 Mike Kerner: Principal Peter Maas: Accounting, Intro. to Bus., Bus. Law. 1 fx'- N Janice Buerkel: Typing, Shorthand, Bus. Eng- lish, and lntrod. to Bus. .lj Joe Piwowarczyk: Assist. Princi- Carole DeRaad: Child development, pal, Athletic Director. U.S. History, Home Memt. Becky Stockero: Journalism and basic composition. ,J Christa Chope: Sophomore literature, German, Psychology. Ron Eltringham: Resource Room - Spe- cial Education. .rm-X L Donna Tomclzuck: Drama and Creative writing. Dennis Hopkin: P.E. I 8: II, Basketball, Baseball Donald Morrow: Algebra 2lTrigonom- etry, Algebra 1-B Steve Miklos: Drafting, Intro. to shop. D, - 'Miki 4 Clif! Totzke: Health, U.S. and World Barbara Holcomb: Geometry, Boyd Yancy: Basic Comp., Sophomore Lit., Skill Development. Susan Shoultes: Clerical Block, Typing, Business Math. and History. Comp. Skills. 1' Judy Buffenbarger: Psychology, Home Management. gg.. , . 1,3 Karyn Ford: English, American !Eng. lit., Research je t Bryan Mickelson: Computer Pro- gramming, Algebra, Business Math. Ben Johnson: Auto Mechanics, Ma- chine Shop, Hotmetals. i . W - . In af ,gi . K . 4. - 0, li Y 0 9 ,gfi-f ' y ,if 1 Y' 1 0 , e .,Lk Zi. 1, W 6 S oa 111 3 fu. .. Alvin Goldman: Resource Room Spec1a1Ed Sandy Hofacket Spanish Dis Tom Smrtlz Algebra Tim Holcomb: Anatomy, Biology, and Earth Science. Julie Totzke: U.S. History, World History. James Starrs: Chemistry, Physics, Earth Science. Bacon: Vocational Counselor, Co- Coordinator. William Landrem: Counseling. Carol Sedlak: Library Science. Smith: Health Related, Co-op tor. Dutkie wicz: Clerical Block, Short- Ken Brown: Teacher Consultant. Mrs. Z Coe: E.C.E.S. Coordinator. 1 X Robert Tennant: Biology and Geogra- phy- ,pu-., 'Y 1 J . Donald Gaston: Marching Band, Wind Ensemble. US' UQ gs :-2 41 an Roy Raymond: D.E. Related, Bus. Math, D.E. Block, Yearbook. Lynette Johnston: Special Education A d. BS U t f a I f df i Il ,N Dr. Hooper - Superintendent Carlene Kovacs Mr. La Mothe - Assist. Carolyn Kaufman - Secretary Jean Wilson - Secretary Charlotte Lawson - Secretary JIM Wag, 4 '4 2 PM ,H . 3 QW 5 .q Q dx 1 p MRSA. 1 W Here we see the faces of some people who do not always get the credit they de- serve. They are our cooks and janitors. Where would we be without their smiling faces, pizza on Mondays, and nice clean halls every morning? Above: Left to right: Maxine Beebe, Delores Bedell, Ann Corey, Mrs. Sker- jance. Front tow: Etta McClure, Martha Stehl and Mrs. Schnebelt. Custodians, to the left: Back row - Carol Anderson, Barbara Climer, Virginia Fuller. Front row: Mrs. Judson, Jean Matznick. f it Meet The Real Staff 5 pf 59 Coffee ' 5 QD A A Q H Q 5cRtx'Yo IT 174' C bfi ghkidwlci F 34-,l?f4Jc.4lc-ad, U M 42 QU Q f ,.-- 'S S U13 TE M Q MR MR bk kgp ' r WW - A! I 1' is iv Y-to fy be - PSN V' 14' - ' ik A Q D f - OJ e U do ei: 0 QQ -e e- f'Y mn., ll? Q ff I- 14'X592c Ill Q fic? V . l ' V 5 I m K - X0 M, Q, - A f ' , I 1 . F , . x ' H ' fva2E:f1,l X I . ' 1 ' if bd l Q 1 gm rm' B Q - 'Q-ff. FS '41 ' .- ,Q . .' 111 ,, xefigb V I e 392 VFW' 4 I A . ' g N fx , Q 'E - A I A l , f ' -' ie 'es EJ N O 5 e K I rs. aymond talks to r. aymond, while he wonders if anyone from year oo is ta in ictures. I iLl:':'-A X K I - Q7 . X X Q5 1x 5 fm? 'YZ w 1 B 'T '4 ' gg J 1 K T Bioldl QD M ki LCA Kof- X' 0' -' 'lilllll ' : 'Elm 1 QK.2g , VW' + Q -E 'Ria D110 f E iw J d1Yt P- IYXQ W 'N' una Mrs. Deraad takes a break from running dittos. The agony of defeat. EQ Cx 'Sf X! K. 1' All j :O X - r' el QTUEQQ 1 X 69 Sw' ' 1 I iff 1-XX u G Z MU! 0E.T Q if? Sl NJ J Xl 1 !Q,i v PM Q, ,-N. -N lf. hx A fill l , :- ' , -L Q 62 W Q E 'fm-glfx k j Q CNY I 1 ' ' ' Q W Q A li Q Y , eff T wheres f A MY PQNI , , K 1' QQ - ' - ' I' 'H' -I-'M I Irffll 'lg ,1 LQ xv -...---f-' ' v..' Llhf' 'C'-I J I Q: .QM HILVJ - V A H 'KJ' nw I. Cy V ' J New YS' Q. W fi QI '- . A 'N if X fb -1 :Q-,LEA , A T A 036517 Z if ' W' :AQ wg Ommoq -, saaspen vi Cf 5'V2 5h Q ' vm fw J C9 Q? T6 W ' x, to .' B B Q E3 f I 1 qw gffilloq- 6 I SK eA'S X A f X fxfx on ' .Ax 096 xl '1 Q xv GCOQF . ' A 1 w f : ' x UAV' v 3 K7 fi lm! Ku.SS PMC- ' 19'-r S?-gghg Demtbh ' our ae. A Y' X Bu-cfs Z W m W Frow G iw .J .Sl' ' - ' L X , I 'fl V X A :gm V: J, O 9 Y bg QQ A e Q Q E9 U si ,Q Q ' Q QP WX fd , 69. X A Elf' i 34 , . .W H X ' 1 vt e..ff 'f+r il 7 69 Q i i-1.2 K W1 ' Iii' I ' X - Q R df! J T. c 06 i ' i , e L 6 W v E 3 f-1 QQ L, M Q 1 N, Mrs ed ak ln relentless pursult of overdue books E vcr? fall '?0oTLnlL RC, I G 0 n T goufgq Gig gfgfgmu 1 I R OOM 7 I pf , 1 w-9' Q . K! wr f a A H if N f gi Z 32.61 5 L ovf, to Q 512251 0 Llc T CQNG55 'J ' L ' W 5 Md .. 11.3 QV 1 ll Se. wtf 1 f f u , 1 7 Q 11 1 N ff ' 'S' in 1 - , if 754 Tj ,Q 4:51 1 - 'VZ' 51:14 ' we A ff fg I 1 1 -xx 1 1 X 7, 45 V10 X ff-f' , ' .ffl ' Wf 1 if HIHII U Ni as Q A' Q9 sv ,ex 1 Mfg N Answers To Faculty Carica tures 11 C. Findlater 21 B. Holcomb 31 D. Hopkins 41 B. Johnson 51 R. Raymond 61 J. Starrs 71 A. Jones 81 Z. Coe 91 T. Murphy 101 D. Gaston 111 S. Miklos 121 B. Stockero 131 C. Deraad 141 R. LaVictor 151 P. Maas 161 C. Smith 171 B. Yancy 181 T. Holcomb 191 C. Totzke 201 J. Bacon 211 J. Buerkel 221 J. Totzke 231 Dr. Ford 241 K. Brown 251 B. Mickelson 261 S. Hofacker 271 J. Stoeri 281 D. Tomchuck 291 L. Johnston 301 S. Shoultes 311 R. Tennant 321 W. Landrem 331 R. Eltringham 341 A. Dutkiewicz 351 C. Chope 361 C. Sedlak 371 D. Morrow 381 A. Goldman 391 T. Smith 401 M. Kerner 411 J. Buffenbarger 421 J. Piwowarczyk 431 L. Essmann and N. Walters Dr. Goldman takes 5 after a long, long 76 Search For Tomorrow Will I graduate? Will anyone ask me to the prom? Can we afford the senior trip? When i senior ki d '7 s s p ay. Should I go to college, and where? ,s P Mock Elections The senior class is proud to announce the winners of the 1981-1982 C1355 Clowns: 0 Ed Jenkins andQ Lisa Schaefer Tallest Guy:Q Clem Dahl Class Skippers: 0 Ed Jenkins andQSue Chambers Sh0l'ff8St Girl: QXHOUY Wise Shortest Guy: Q High Fm-d Cutest Couple: QMike Scully and Kim Brown Mock Elections. Tallest Girl: elli Hintz 1 Top of next nage Class flirts:eQ-9 .isa Schaefer and Brad Khirfan Best Dressed: GL Heather Tunningly and Ron Justice Most Artistic: 10 Steve Dagenais and l3lTeresa Dubois Most Athletic: 1JDebbie Johnson and Brad Clapp Most Mllsicali Steve Kuciemba and ue Luce N' 'M es J , . 'J - H ' 'A w Mm fi 3 , ,W W ja iff gf: 'lu , sfwmlr ff 11' 1 A-'harp' 151 W ff41F5 Y f- M-ui' 5' 'Wx -W9 'ff T41 , Qiiiwifmxmx fl , QQ' 534 11 ' - f 11' was 1 rg P E Y 1 I 6 . 11 ,A .X 'Q mf 5 ! 5 if , . 513345 ,MKQX yMm 'W'm1 ' -., f 'B f 5 21 Q 1 4151, 11,1- 'W 1 15 YV J M hw L wit ,... s of uf' an .. . , S. . . M, A in. Eagles much e 'W ,, .,... Learninguto read and write like poetsg- g - Poems we wrote of strong pride i'h young dreams. Adding, subtracting like ac- countant wizards, Dignified goals soon prospered with meaning. A Dediehted iw the Senior Class of 1982 Writtenby Hoe Neuxlille, Class Presxden t at 'Q 4 1 rg 1 fr - Harry Alholinna Dan Amerman K XJ. 'A , J .' 1 N i .X M. s, ' ' K Lisa Anthony Tamara Armstrong Christopher Beckman Craig Blaney ki F Rebecca Brizendine Larrv Brodie Library aids Kim McDaniel and Joe Gould take time to pose Therine Barkiewicz Lelghanna Blankenship 1- i 5 Kimberlv Brown Suzanne Beauchamp f ,xr y ' ww sl A L N , u .Sa K '. Annette Brady - . ,9dHT'.' :Q Mariorie Brown ku Av 4 , I on , , X 4 an Robert Byerly James Coleman - Jeffrey Culbert A Q Douglas Dailey Steven Carpenter J' -..ur 'S 1 Kelly Cooper - - ' S Q Pamela Cutler Sherrie Daugherty av - -f, N Q l C QF n. ,f X ,t A ,X - E S ,al -wx1gQaz'QQLfiXir ' Susan Chambers ff' N' ,f U l.- -. Iivawf-A-,lm W, 'M - Mark Costello Steven Dagenais V A x . 'Q- , X 1 QM I Nm K as - Al 'A W ' 3 WX iq , Denise Davis - David Day , Lynn Delehanty - Denise Dressendofer f-W V wa 'M Mark Dushane Judy Dean l Alan Dickenson ' Douglas DuBois Adam Earls I-'73 f l ig r p-f ,f '1 ' TH Terry Deese Steven Dagayner .' :I M, M Al ll I i 1 Charles Dobbs Darlene Dressendofer Teresa DuBois 6 Matthew Dirdzilr 'if X .. Ng xl! 4 Tammy Edwards Marjorie Elston 83 A-it Melissa Ethridge Bryan Feetham Deanna Ferguson I 5 JS' N fx ,,, . W 13, Richard Ford p- 4' 1' if g Maria Forgo Julie Fortune Phillip Frantz Rodney Ffedeflcli ' i Eli 'X ,Za Y 'S vi ,, ' if 5 i E515 i 25 f 5 if 'V Susan Freeman Kelly Gallagher Brenda Gardiner - John Grasley E ,e . E n 2 ' i xr ' ' ,, ar- Q J M l!-Q f- FT' - Y ' 5 Q 1- Homecoming Kings, Joe, Tim and Joffre 0 Michelle Grasley Allan Groat 'X 'fdfv ' sm a 5 A N039 I Ali V Ari, ':,u1-:PQI ,A 1 I 1 r- P X 15?-IX-1? Aix A X 'Q Q n an 11 .MUJ fgyxg ' V ' I N O QM 0,00 2525! OIN Q l I' - Denise Hacker K 1 .im 5 , - Y W me 1 ' ,, , J ,, , . L A: Laura Hall John Harwood 'A TV L f45??:3 ?' 2 x -Q , ll W A ? 'k A Mila' ,gf W Y x N X E ,, r r ri 2 M X we N L H 97.1 ve L H, 1 rfb ,fir Y' If ig N si Q c W iz GX H xl I X Tyler Hawk Sherry Hayes Kurt Hellman 1 N Q T j?5LffFL+ r L' f 'Vu' La ' -4 HA f H T . ' n fs .ai H H or H ,wuz ' , A ' , Y H Y. , ' f 1- 1 lit? 'A K' ., f f- i 'rr' ,A 1?f1,:m'r 1 X- Nix . , F If W A. M 'Mg xml, X, he - XV, 1 will ,K .1 ' A .li . 'fur :lt '5-: ' F ' ,M , Barbara Henson Kathy Hibbeln Jennifer Hice h .Q Scott Holmes ,V Charles Hopkinson ,w., Michael Hoppe Joyce Hatton Teresa Henderson l H 2 3 'x m v ' 41 Kelli Hintz Wendy Horner ,'11 LJ' J I know that muffler's h Brian Huycl: Eric Johnson .., Luella Kautman Ronald Humitz Kimberly Huot - ere somewhere! K ' 1: ,Al V! , , J K J 5 X - X I A ff ! f l ,. in E M 3,15 Deborah Isllam Edgar Jenkins Deburgh Jqhnggn an-,gm my W he , 'J X' 1 W W A T1 JZ 1 I ' Q Thomas Jones Ronald Justice Jane Juve ' A , A-H , 5 K ,- 'Vx ' V w V W If , J gy A . K f .A Jill Keck Barbara Kelly Connie Kennett x Stephen Kuciemba b ' 9' Jw? , kk il a if I Elm. W 1 ft, Deborah Legan .'- gf., A N K X Q Q 4 is ' 3 ' 'P 4,4 Y -1' . M lx 'j- , 5 n ISK n H ,, , 1 , c do T W W Lisa Laforest li Jacqueline Leger 1 -. Zoe Anne Loose als ' Li. fa. Tony Magalski Mi' Wx . N-..,43'Px gf Tamara Lamb - Rebecca Lemon Susanna Luce Denise Ludwig Q I '--in - , 5'- A romance blossoms in the front office. 87 'Q-' Alisa Martin M K .. , in-n W 'i I W an M ' -'gif i fi ' ' 'N Q, 'i i a .2 in U M M Troy McMorris 5' w f' lr ' 1 xt Joffre Mishall Timothy Morey 88 Q Shawn Maxwell i H 5, 'S' :gif - v I VK 1' Patricia Menosky Kimberly Moody Thomas Morgan Scott McClure Johnny Miller .PWR I In . ,v ,u, 'ww pf V Q m-.gig .M a K3 52 ., A f ik - if ,.,. .V M Q if! 3 A 4 A 'al- 1 if if A I Q1 Q3 Luke Moore Scott Morse . N? twain ,, if , M ,jf , d w ' .rw om W 4 J A b A l we ' Ju ,. . , , , , K ' z ' v Mfg A px ii M43 ., ffihivgxbm if Q. if,-1 1 file-ffl! H7N' mQ f x- W' SW , ww 3 ,'w'ww2yA, W ' H 2 'Q ' Mgmt wmwgfm1,.'r''fu M wwfian ww' 'F'?14'M, l'wW11'lj?'HA!mr'm My W W ww iqewaccssaw f M . R ,lg 55 wrgkpngiigphl, J ,lag ,v m lx ing -in l 1 KM . n A , fb 2 3 . W. M ' A M ' :Wa 1 W:.am'fGW , .. , N J' Kimberly McDaniel Linda Millington Michael Moore - Michael Murphy X . N .59 l Joseph Neuville Deborah Nowiki Stanley Nowiki Larry Palmatier f -. W Us ff ,. fx- ' -U X - 99 ' ii -' vr R x ' X - M :yy be ,TL sw V 'WV if ' ' 'Wm--' , - , -. f' , 3-un . I 1 fi A , Q yl .KT . ' ' I fu X E W ' M 1 'X A f :- , Tncm Parker GUY Pederson John Peterso Rebecca Petry Q ' xy., J, ' r -1 n M' N ' 'I . M '1 n i Patty Pettit Melvin Reid Robin Richmond John Riley - , -r l ff wld P l Q K 'RET' 'I - l ' i 1- it I V' if X llil Y 'rf ,hrlj Charles Robertson Larry Robins l I LaVictor finally told a funny joke. wif- -New Jeff! Robinson Denise Rodgers Mary Ruth Russell Janice Sanborn ff Hx ' In V . i-TNS 1 V J Z .Q . x M y ' X' f 4 are '. f A 'S ug s'?'a 5 ' S V 5 ,, J n .1 Q. - h R, I Q . 7 , E ml W Q , -ff w -if . 5, .ff ,'.. a 1 - ' . s x xl Lisa Schafer Jackueline Schnebelt Michael Scully fi J G il 53' l I 1 'ii Q. D Mary Simmons Ned Simmons D1-eima Skinngr Matthew Smith Rebecca Smith Terry Smith 90 in ' 1 5, JN ,Hn ,. ' A 1 Q: lr V, Q . W g a i Q , if I W ' vii V , 'W w lv vi Heidi Selden I ww- - 'QL 3,3 Jimmy Smith Darlene Stehle a y al ' -'Q Q, 1 1 5 4 4' 'lllr-.F-l' .' c',, 5 , ri- ,My ,,, 'fha 2 X A -'Q fp ' f :. . M qi Q 'R if . .' AAA R , ' N E-2? Mark Steiner Michael Steiner 1 1 'a ' W3 l 1 A . I z ?- ' -E' -I ,J . 'F tjwgb' M ' l f l ' Q' e.Af5 Michael Talcott Norman Tester Jacqunine Stiff David Thomton Heather 'Hmningly - C Seniors think they're 31, but only at being hams. .ue Robin Van Houten Allan Vantol N, 'Qu- Raymond Varner Y Gregory Statler , M' I Y 1 X lx ggffvy ' Q I , -. r : :-,, f -l If wi f.: z Christine Tunningly Joseph Udry n,'4v5lri' 1 p 'Q 5. 1 .1 V V ' ku -. , 13' 5? '45 iff Cheryl Wales Patricia Walker Susan Wolfgang 92 Mary Webb Q M l 3 4 1' i . 45 35-e 1 Tag m .P Q sat' I 4 , , 'M ,K . 1 Vw, V : gn We Timothy Whitten W if f 1- '- or David Wright Michael Webb Gary Werth Holly wise xi Patrick Wright Carol Woodman School Stinks . . .! lfag' ' H911-'xuirl ,MIL . . . Sometimes 1 Q If ' x 'N YA. o. Semors Are N 1' 3. 'll' .Q J. H 4' h ' .,.i' f Q7 1 1 w . R 91 fl x E n UUNF Pl? '15 :sr rr 3 5 W fl A 5 un E un nu m . ln! ix x , if 9 y um 5' 'N Q51 Is: Aw Q. I 0 ' A 4 4 T u 4' H . rg ,V ,,-- gf: - Senior Visions Z5 m 2 ,J . ' 1' , . H -'-'w,, -v,LA 1 4-Q3 was '9 - ' . any vm v ,, .. ' K Q ' 5 YV , , - ' N . , , 4 ,yifwh-wi ',.' 5., fx i T I w Lab Q. if Q E 5, a .M A I X AP 'K at I ni' L Y E ....,,-...r- - - -n-nuns:-null-- '.. ..'.:' ui. 125- .....- 'U' 4' ...,... yy.. we-...Q -.-.Q w-1.----su... M, ..,...-..., X.. -ff 'V-we DEDICATED TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1982 quo t o far w111 d day of years shlnmg ivided our were face tudents Joseph Edward Neuville Senior Class President 1 Seniors Not On Previous Pages i ,. Greg Hudson Gavin Humphrey Neil Hump , S, , LM Y k K Audry Sanborn Dawn Smith Eric Wa C C 6 S S ll On e Life To Live And One Year To Go Christine Achrins Anne Alholmna Mary Anderson Lisa Ayliffe Jill Bailey Brian Baldwin Mary Jane Arndt Tracy Barnett Theresa Barnum Anne Barron Hal Berry Laura Bibb Wesley Borgne Stacy Brghn 100 Y 'll Jeffrey Beebe There goes my diet. Dawn Behrens Robin Bryl Kay Carnes Cluckey Kim Cooney Duane Dial Michael Buchanan Michelle John Buerkel Julie Bl1Xt0n Brenda Carney Cindy Colangelo Beth Culbert ' A li Mike Dickenson M. Q rffxllt , , , Glen Byrtus Buchanan fig 311 - M Judy Carpenter mi Jane Charbonneau W ' ' ' i Kurt Coleman Kathy Conley Junior, Michelle Johnson. John Daft Paul Dagenais Dawn DeBarr Tracy Dennington Dan DiGiambattista Dushane Jeff DuBois Scott Dunning Stephanie 701 Jennifer Dutcher Dottie Eddy Linda Eller Tina Fendt Gary Ferrier Ken Fish , W , ,, is , C F' Jeff Frazier Cherilyn Gardner Patty Garrison Julie Gutierrez L Kg, i ' J, Dan Embury Beth Entrekin Robert Fleming Kim Ford Amy Gitre Sue Gordon Vince Hanks Dawn Harris Chris Hawk Our Junior models, Mike and Carol. Rebecca Hellman Randy Hempsted 102 Cheryl Faber Lenore Fran in . fl Gina Grubb Greg Hartwick Marci Tim Hnatow Tom Hnatow Torn Hettrick Sherri Hochkins Beth Howard Tom Hyde The Martie Feldman of Linden High. Gina Jenkins Michelle Johnson lllll Cecil Kingsbury Dan Klee KN. Anthony Kahn Mitzi Knaggs Rudy Kautman Vivian Knechtges Beth Holcomb Sharon Hubbard Beth Inman l L5 K ll' 1 ., fu, 1 , lg, . l Y ' CWD' - ' H , 1- .ill X, mf T' 'li Xl l 3' 3' 'wil if Edward Kehoe Doug Koontz Carrie Holsinger fm - N. 4, Eric Hudson QX ill Jeff Jankowski Sherri Kemerer .I X 1 Lauretta LaMothe 103 , 1 tw, i la U Lesa Liberacki Jim Logan Cathy Luce Kathy Lucky Natalie Mallo And they said Juniors couldn't count! Brenda McCarthy Roberta Metcalf Lisa Miller 104 i QM Jackie Marks Allan Martin Melissa McKay Tammy McKeachie J ,. Ty McMorris Clare Mead if it ' i W Pl W all .M M W. ' a l V ' V' H 1 M .1 ' WP' Shari Mikesell Jill Miller vb WM., Tammy Miller Tracy Minnie You better not put this picture in the year- v book. me--A-4-4 Ron Mangus Scott Maxwell wi.. ,Q Crandall Mead Kevin Miller I Debbie Mitchell I 'Il-9' Sarah Morgan Tim Myers Cindy Nowiki Kathy Parrott Phill Pascucci Mark Pastor E Nobody enjoys school this much! 1 ii' if' Inger Perry Kory Pearce Bob Pelkey Tim Pfeiffer Jennie Pickard Julie Plude Thad Quilan Bob Raby Adllm Rakay Todd Rex Jim Robinson Jody Roddy Mike Root Kevin Russell Mike Ryan Don Pittinger N! mi i. Rhonda Reynolds Frances Salerno 105 ,W 1 Gina Shear Tom Sl'16y8ChiCh Shelly Shoen Murray Sine Jess Sisco Graig Smith Steve Smith Eric Spalding I could do some good research, if there were more guys in the library! Renata Skurka Scott Springer W A-ff fi x' W Tim Steffey Troy Stone Regina Sturgis Rod Swink Randy Taylor Sally Thomas Kathy Thompson Robert Thompson Sheryl Urban 'W i , You can come out Randy, you won't break the camera! Patty Vanluven Dawn Arlene Vellthoven VanSlambrouck 106 Kevin Vickroy Kim Walker Randy Walker Laura Wasik f ,- Kim Weaver Sandy Woodman ' WWW W H J ,,,,,, N W ,W X will Y MM W sw 4 M ,X X l i , I Vicki West Colleen Weston Holly Wethers Mark Winkelbauer an .M I W :le ,, W n 'I l V My !!,' 13 l ui 'llw 1 Juniors, Cheryl Gardner and Beth En- trekin salute for the unknown soldiers. 2 Our Juniors, Tim Steffey and Vicki Brown, modeling for the morp. 3 No studying today Eric? .XM A M i,.,,, ,QL , 1. . W W . W , Q Pictures lf' Not' W Available James Bennett James Boettge William Boedecker Carole Boyer Kim Chalker Gerry Claxton Molly Eaker Cynthia Farah John Field Dorothy Foster Ricado Garza John Harding Jeffrey Hazelwood Thaddius Hetcel Tracy Hetcel Thomas Hettrick Dorothy Hughes James Laster Charles Liesen Floyd Markley Patrick Mathews Tammy McKeachie Cynthia Miller Michael Minnie Scott Murphy Christopher Neuville Christopher Steele David Stephens Renner Stork Richard Swink Ralph Vincent Charles Vuillemont Karen Werth Henny Zepp Juniors Fvn rv 0111 din N-...f y 'muy 4 . Now that's a nice smile. . I dare you to teach me something today. . Tired Sheryl? . Future secretaries hard at work. . You would think they never had their picture taken before. JUNIOR FACES Soph om ores XX Another World 3,1 F: .ff 5 Mike Ackley Sue Alger Bill Armour l Tammy Arnold -Andy Arthur Tina Asher Sue Ashley April Bailey MW Jeff Bailey lllllll is i A W s I A it ' N' Michelle Bissonette Todd Bavol Wayne Berry alll Help me l'm stuck to the Shawnda Bailey Lesa Blackburn Brenda Baldwin Dawn Bocksnick W8 ll. Karen K Robert Jeff Bowers Angie Bretzke Chris Brown Lisa Brunson Lucy Bryl Jennifer Kristy Buning Randy Buono Lois Burns William Burton Renee Callsen Shelly Cannon Carlson Scott Chapman Rachel Chase Mary Churchill Tony Claxton Steve Climer fa-. 7' ff' -4. f Rich Coleman Terry Coleman N Tom COIHSOII We are W 7- Colon. RWM Greg Coppler Tom Crandall Deb Dailey Frank Danek Jim DeCaire Teresa Dennis ,,. I Cindy Dobbs Barb Dougherty Brian Drabik Shelly Duke Marsha Dunstan Gregg Elliott Tim Embury Terri Englund Give me a break, I just woke up. nan N Scott Fairbanks Joe Findlater Tim Flannery Becky Frantz Dave Freeman Cindy Frezon Don Gilbert Sharon Grasley Bill Green Kelly Green 5 X l Okay, I'll let you take my picture. Mike Guy Chris Hall Tracy Hall Mark 1. A A. Harris Michael J. Harris Robin Hickox Jeff Holland Jay Harwood Theresa Holsinger Okay girls we are ready. Curt Jarvi Ronda Jolly Bruce Jones Kessler Steve Kessler Dan Kilmer Shawn Hempsall Kim Hensley Lonnie Humitz Joe Hunsin ger Gregg Huyck Shelly Isham Mike Keene Peggy Kelly llll 5 y ,, e N A W w w f A K lf' ffl V - x wf Nb 'ill l fl Z lll Linda Kimble Sue Knight ' u Becky I-lice Todd Huot Nancy Jago Denise Kemerer Shelly Koehn Anastasia Kogut Chuck Koss Steve Kroflich Paul Kupper Julie LaForest Sue LaLonde Paul LaMarche Dawn Lambert Jodi Lane Cindy Leek ' r.,, Daren Lyons Sherry Maddock Jeff Maier Kim Manko A K1-is Mann Mike Marks Robert Martin Can you believe what she just said? Jane McClure Nancy McKay 116 W Q L rf Karen LaF0rest Kim Lowery Scott Manner John Matesic Carol McLenna Jeff McMaster Cindy McRae Sharon McRill I Robert Mikusak Peggy Miller Vic Millington NX , Sue Newman Mike Nicoll John Niester Berry Owens Dave Palmatier Rod Perkins X Mike Merchant Jody Mishall Terry Niswonger I Peggy Placek N 4 Rhonda Muchler Scott Mesack Dennis Messenger Jane Neuville lm :ll Jim I Q , best work in the o - Y i Mil' W X R: Fr ,ll X K Kim Polen Beth Pool Cecil Prime Kelly Quick Rick Ramage Brenda Ray 117 Melinda Reinke Dawn Revers Brian Rheingans Charlie Rice Troy Rife Kim Rodabaugh Beth Ryan Julie Sass Kip Secord Tim Sharp Tom Sharp What's on the table? Todd Shinabarger Matt Shuck Jim Sipes Cherie Sisco Traci Sjostrom H' nn- A if . ,ay ., , ' K , ,L ' 'V Wi, 1 5'-JSM ' ii Mark Smith Scott Smith Bill Staples Dave Stapp Rick Sturgis Sherry Swink Teresa Swink Jeff Tait Tracey Tunningley Dave Turnbow Chris Ulrich Jill Vincent Jim Ward John Ward Linda White Cindy Wilbur Eugene Williams Kim Williams Sherry Wilcox Kit Wise Vince Tata Jim Urban Laurie Wakeman 1 ' f if Chris Taubitz Troy Vanstone Jim Waller Tony Torres Jim Vaughn Mark Webb The teachers pet. Tim Withey Lynette Wolverton Mike Wood Liz Young Scott Zigler Pm 41! NOT PICTURED: Theresa Beckman, Charles Coburn, Rick Danhausen, Tina David, Cindy Dofson, Mike Ehrnst, Stacey Engberg, Tim Glover, Mary Harris, Todd Hendrick- son, Brent Lamb, John McMahn, Dedra Morgan, Valerie Paztor, James Peelman, Nick Rieske, Todd Rieske, Bob Robinson, Dan Stopka, Karl Stuber, Jeff Voelock, Karen Wagnitz, Brian Wilcox, Arron Wiles, John Willoughby Hey Paul, look at that. Do you mean her? A couple of hams. There must be something very lwrw' .. if Did you watch the Dukes Of Hazzard last night? interesting for them all to sit there. DONT- I have Pretty hair? ' -. Please don't hit me. That's right we're bad. ...f A .sry My hands interest me. Ronda forgot to smile. 1. 1- Arenwg we pretty? Do you want a bite? mn-1, I can work a computer. That's Freshmen for ya! Mm u ww? thi o W J Cindy and Jodi going to class, that's a laugh. Sharon is holding up Troy's ears, Help she can't see. A photogenic face. Young And The Restless Freshmen .. NVE' fs' f M' in Q qi .ll It Q .,,- f X1 . H' 3 Q K gs? V J Y' v f.A in Ni gk v K 9 PW Q +1 s' New -MA, V . A m , t Y 1, ,J 1' M! g 3 L J. sd , sg 2 Jnwgg 5 XX . ef N ww, I! i K galil - 'J' .'k. ,Y ii, gxyli' Q e B 4 Mark Abbott Rick Aldrich Anne Arthur Nancy Banasiak Joe Baumgartner Dawn Abernathy Rita Alholinna Kevin Ashford Ron Barnett Bob Beauchamp N Michelle Ackley Deborah Aiken Laura Arasim Pam Arnold WOWW!! Michelle Ashford Vickie Barnett Shane Bedgood 2 Donna Augustine Dave Baker David Bale Jody's helping Kris with work? Lisa Bobb Mark Buchkanan Va ' fl, John Carpenter Kim Cudworth . M. A fl, Helen Deese Michelle Borka Paula Bullington rw . law 'E We- ll .' gil H ' , A J Jim Chanlier John Dafd Dweyne DeGayner ir Toby Brace Tom Brady ah wxljiw i- Mr. Cool!! Meri Danek Scott Darling Rick Denike Candis Dobbs Renee Brush Derrick Butler Mary Cooney Michelle Davidson Jackie Dotson Renee Bryant Micki Campell Jennifer Cowan Frances Davis Beverly Dougherty 125 Steve Draper Jane Elliot Scott Fleming N f: ' Wllm lv llwllw ,llww r W r , Sheryl Dunham Bill Ethridge , .. ,W rf . ' , , , in 'YM W9 f , .M ul 2 ,ul V' , rrll Wm Q flue K W of 1 ll! M1 Y' nw! Ryan Ford Matt DuShane Keith Dyer Blake Fayling Paul Feetham Kim Fowler Scott Frappier Penny Garrison Christy Goodwin What do you want? Missy Gitre Pam Gordon Anita Earls John Ferguson Norean Gallagher Paul Goble Jim Gregory Natalie Ellery Kelly Flannery JoAnn Gallogly Dawn Goodman Eddy Grubb Chuck Hall Kristen Hilligus Tina Hradowsky Cindy Hyde Chad Joslin 5 l..2 1 X X I Don Hart Patti Hartfelder John Hartman Randy Hempsted Cindy Holloway Mike Hudson There's a fly in your cup. X, Qi Norman Illian Paul Irwan Jess Jeffers Bill Johnson I Pam Kallin Todd Kerr Ian Kerbesz Sherry Kipfer Steve Hill - 1, - .. all , .N VF' -fe 5 fx ii 1 Lisa House Karen Hunsinger Steve Jordan Allison Kolch Gary Kotalik I Rhmlda Kozey Janine Kramer Discipline! Sue Lesko Larry Lewis Shelly Liberacki K 4' Aimee Mahnke Tom Mann Kelly McBride Ken McDaniel Jeff McIntyre Chuck Meek Bridget Kupres Audra Lake x2 75 ,f '- - Rod Lange Sam Lazar Steve Lorey Mark Magalski Goofed up again! Faith Lake Rob Lesko RS Kathy Kevin Michelle ,f Robert Militzer Theresa Moore Lloyd Moughler Linda Opperthauser Terry Revord 1 Bryan Miller Julie Morse Brian Nickels Todd Payne Melissa Rucker Chanda Moody Barbara Morton Paul Nimmo Renee Potts Jeri Reuss We're bad! John Noblin Cheri Nowiki Cami O'Brien we- ll Av 1 R 1 , X l X., x E Y 5 ' E '-1 . . Andre Prieur Valerie Prieur Cindy Reid Candy Ruiz Mike Russell Paula Ryan Paul Ryerson Jim Sharp Laura Shoen Craig Smith Pat Steele Mary Salerno Tracy Sharp 7 K,,r 'N Scott Sipes Rachel Smith Kristine Steiner Steve Saxon Eric Schlytter I didn't do it. Stephanie Smith Ken Stephens Tracey Smith Pat Strickland Phil Schnebelt Lori Sherman 3 Ann Siskosky Lourine Soules my Scott Strong Chris Shannon Bob Sheyachich Chris Smiecieski Mindi Sprague James Sweet P4 Chow Down! Q if Robert Vaughan John Webb Stephanie Dennis Wood Winchester A ' l 'K , 1 Duane Wright David Yonkers W W W John Tagge W Sue Thrun Becky Wendell 2 5 - fm Yi limi IX g O ,el, F W L Tom Yohkers Barb Taylor Jeff Taylor Brian Thor MW, , ul v 'R Todd Toman Judy Van!-Iouten Rich Varner N ,. K David Wilcox Lisa Williams Troy Wilsey ,,,, X , WM ar X' , Mmm 'A 149 W.. Y 1 ,w w N.- mm. gg. Nb .M q V X w. if M W V 5 , ' X' :HAP Y. fs' .5 , W , 1 v 1 9 - xx. 51 '13, I .of X fu ,Al Y, 1 I? t I 'T , .Jw l Nw X , , N M . ,. u 5 bm H31 Us Q' , W w 1, ,ji if Spring Sports What track records will be broken? Who will pitch the lst no hitter? Which players will get A1l-Confer- ence honors? .MX Q46-2 Warsaw in. A 1' 1 t, by ,ci ggefikgwwa A 'ffl' at - Boy's Track Q5 . ga, ,. -42' W' Front row: Mike Guy, Terry Coleman, Mark Smith, Majade Chuck Hall, Tim Whitten, Doug Dubois, Brent Lamb, Jeff McMaster, Tim Bryant, Robert Fleming. Second Row: Ugene Williams, John Ferguson, Steve Carpenter, Gregg Coppler, Paul Kupper, Mark Buchanan, Crandall Mead, Dave Stapp, Bill Green, Steve Jordan, Dave Turnbow. Back Row: Coach Maas, Steve Dagenais, Mark Winklebauer, Neil Humphrey, Mike Buchanan, Kevin Lobdell, John Grasley, Mel Reid, Dave Stephens, Craig Smith, Rick Sturgis, Dave Wright, Chris Beckman. 1 i l League State Linden Linden Linden Linden Linden Girls Track The 1982 Girl's Track Team had a league record of 1 win and 8 losses, but it did not reflect the effort these girls put out. There a lot of new records set by several girls. Penny Garrison set a freshman record for the 100 meter dash with a time of 14.0. Anastasia Kogut broke a class record in the discus, with a toss of 'df 89'6 . A school record was broken by sophomore GH-'L A standout Kris Mann in the 100 and 200 meter low pswfr hurdles. Coach Smith was proud of the enthusiasm and spirit the team showed throughout the season. The coach felt with the steady improvement the team made, next year will be one to look forward to. Y 1 F .1 new 5 wig, TA ssl, ' , S ft. K lg my v in T3 1 Y 1' N' E1Qgl.V1A:QQu'k,5f1 -1 ,- A j 4 I Fw-ar... f 1,- 1l5:. LE-iflisgree' , -sie' I . ,,.. 1 ' 16 ai' in y , N H bf' an A .sv N Back Row: Coach - Tom Smith, Kris Mann, Alison Kolch, and Kim Cudworth. Middle Row: Yuniko Kawamura, Penny Garrison, Michelle Grasley, Anastasia Kogut, Cheryl Wales, Robin VanHouten, Joann Gallogly, and Renata Skurka. Front row: Sue Alger, Tracy Tunningly, Colleen Weston, Robin Bryl, Sharon McRill, Judy VanHouten, Tina Hradowski and Chris Brown. wrt wif 1 411 'Vi w ' ' .,v:QiLL , 5 A1 Q ' 4 ' -'1' W , , - me ' K3 s 1 . ff? -fe-1 3-lx., l . W, ln' x t L1 H-- ,W 0 - --. , . . ,Q 5 ,Y X vi X5 This year Linden's J.V. Softball Team consisted of 15 girls. Although the season wasn't as successful as they had hoped, the girls had a good time in the attempt. Things do look brighter for the future however, as eight freshmen will be returning as sophomores with more skill and ex- perience. Awards were presented to: Julie Morseg Most Valuable, Valerie Pri- org Most Improved, Barb Dougher- N' J ,A yt , vi. A . N: if -- VREWT' ..v s t -,fr , ,L E is if' 1 That's what you call a team of inspired ball players! tyg Most Spirited. Junior Varsity Softball ii ii w il l ' L lg Q J X ' Q 'L Q f , i XX 'L ' L , Q I .,, I l' lil' , i.'4 f: , .' . 5 hiv . r 1 3, gifs Q gy QV ' w f Q S-' 2-We eff Q, XV . 1:--N. ff , Ei .1 is Back Row: Cindy Leek, Barb Dougherty, Julie Morse, Peggy Kelly, Lori Sherman, Teresa Holslinger, Michelle Ackley, Donna Augustine, Valerie Prior, Middle Row: Jody Lane, Kim Poland, Teresa Moore, Jennifer Buckler, Front Row: Julie Hutchings, Coach -- Katie Fairchild, Audra Lake WX. 5 ry M S6 Q r .3 just tell the coach an epidemic of broken legs has hit Linden! in i . Varsity Softball . . I 1, -, , 4 l W' as ,. '- x A X f 1 rg ,. . g 4,F,, rw? Back Row: Coach LaVictor, Peggy Miller, Gina Jenkins, Kim Huot, Holly Whethers, Barb Kelly, Judy Dean, Vicki West, Carrie Holslinger, Kim West fmanagerl. Front Row: Sheryl Urban, Debbie Johnson, Ann Barron, Amy Gitre, Lynette Wolverton, Mitzi Knaggs, Kim Weaver, Julie Gutierrez. , ,Q-We-ffriij , -' A X lu ,fwwaiw , A , A - - , .,, Q-, , MQ I l ' ,L . , f f ' ' .- xx , - 'L fre, l A Q 'X' Q ww w A l My V M lfgyf- f , , , 7 75: ,V ' 3 1, 5 4 .gf-'A .4 -H' j1,gjg1g,,2g,,,-a,,, W ,,J'T M ',x.4wq.,,pf?-. .,.- '- , . r v . it A - -.sQ1x'll, ' -Y in . ,l,..,u. . 'fi Q . Teamwork? I don t need smiles I need runs Ah come on coach, this is fun! A relatlvely young and lnexperr enced Linden varsity softball team saw themselves complete the sea son with a 6 25 record Whlle there was great hope for a successful cam pargn as the season began an ex tremely tough schedule and the team s lack of a few key personnel soon hindred their chances A 5 9 league record good for a 5th place wounds All was not gloomy as a few players had fine years Jumor Sheryl Urban and Semor Debble Johnson were both selected 2nd Team All League Semors Barb Kelly and denise Ludwig were both named honorable mention This year s awards went to Denise Ludwig Most Valuable Judy Dean Most Outstanding Mitzi Knaggs Most Improved Sheryl Urban Coach s Award finish, did lielp to sooth a few 143 The 1982 Varsity Baseball team had a respectable season considering their reliance on a number of young players. Fin ishing off the season with a 19-12 overall record and capturing 3rd place in the G.E.C. with a 9-4 record, Coach Hopkins expects to have a strong nucleous to comprise the 1983 team. Some of the young standouts were: Freshman Chad Joslin, pitching 4 wins and 3 loses and striking out 54 batters, and Sophomore Charlie Rice pitching 6 wins and 1 loss and striking out 53 batters. At the plate, Sophomore Scott Smith who achieved an impressive 426 batting average and 27 walks, breaking both of these school records. Junior Rob Thompson earned a 349 batting average and broke the school record for stolen bases with 21 and joining him is Junior Mike Ryan who achieved a batting average of 292 and led the team with 5 home runs. This year, as every year, the Baseball team will suffer the loss of several outstanding seniors, many who have participat- ed throughout their high school years. Two of these 5 seniors Varsity Baseball I Linfffn fwfr L li J . , Team Members: Coach Hopkins, Tony Magalski, Charlie Rice Duane Dial Mike Ryan David Giovannmn Rob Thompson Sc McClure, Jeff DuBois, Front Row: Bryan Feetham, John Harwood Scott Smlty Don Blank Scott Morse Chad Joslin and E Fleming. , .wfaalfw F? ' L ' iff? K bmi , 'F' , ' ,,g::A,J gh . V .A , L :fm-rf-,-, ,lf f 3.5.5 i .,........,.v.-. if gr!! ff! fi s N -' Qi 395 , , - a -- Catcher and hitter Jeff DUBKTIQ 5,5 g ' E LW- 39 ,f r ' , ga jg, , ji m i U .,:.x,gi:.,f' . 3' Ja .1 r X QT' K L l at. W if - , A , if 'g3lV1IiiFi ' H N 1 ,Vg 5. in 3.1. K, ,, , 4. , h if , 5 an . wg. .AW , P y,',i'11Qi-4-E. r a vi x N ' fii'f:H:4f-1,1135 , L .Ll f' s- I A L A A . V W, it a.- 1 :n.f- . 'Qual - Q., M.. : lm . 'X . 'L I H l'W'j Igfgfi . 'C' .A . , a . L' f I f f T3 rl..- ' i ' 5' 'i M v. A ' 'D' ' .fx 1 ., i MF . 1 ,Ni I N ' Q.. 4.6 lim: ,L 2 t F F 'W' 'M SiIff'T'Z. Q ' 1 .kt -L - tf' x. I , mfr ' Junior Hitter Mike Ryan in action Freshman pitcher Chad Joslin . ll Baseball . v , 1 I' I, . 5 I , . 5 e .ef 11 H Back row: Chris Smiencinski, Mike Merchant, Mike Ackley, John Schoeppach, Vince Tata, Craig Smith, Gregg Huyck, Dave Freeman, Blake Fayling, Coach - Al Bourdon. Front row: Rich Varner, J .C. Smith, Bob Robinson, Brian Drabik, Paul Ryerson, Scott Frappier, Paul Feetham, Manager - Dave Irwin. The J.V. Baseball team was comprised of 16 hard working ball players. Compiling a 15-12 overall record, and a 9-5 league record was the result of lots of hard work and dedicated hours to build a solid foundation upon which the fu- ture of Linden baseball will be based. The team hit at a .291 batting average, with 7 players hitting over the .300 mark for the sea- son. Of the regulars, who played most every game, Vince Tata led the team with a hefty .397 batting average, getting 29 hits in 73 times at the plate. Thirteen of Vinces 29 hits were for extra bases, as he led the team with 7 home runs, 2 going for grand-slams. Mike Ackley had 1 a fine season at the plate. Hitting .354 batting average and also getting 1 home run for the season. As a regular, Dave Freeman hit .327 and led the team with 7 doubles, and drove in 25 runs. As a Freshman Craig Smith had a fine season at the plate, hitting .310, getting 4 extra base hits and finished second to Gregg Huyck in the stolen base department, with 12 thefts. John Schoeppach was the mainstay of the pitching department as he compiled a 7-2 won- loss record, striking out 79 of the 160 hitters he faced in 52 113 innings. John got lots of pitching support from Gregg Huyck, in his second year as a J .V. starting pitcher. Gregg had a 7-4 won- loss record, facing 305 hitters in 56 2X3 innings, and striking out 53 of them. Gregg finished with a fine 4.57 E.R.A. 'F ni' ,xg I ,. 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' 1.'f T115-78111 , D Do' owm . ic-11 157 TERRY S SOUTHSIDE MARKET HERITAGE RESTAURANT Breakfast Served Anytlme Speclallzmg In Home Style Cookmg 1243 N Leroy Fenton The Lmle Store By The Pork LEQEHJCCCQLED Downtown Servlce Cent OPEN MGHTLY Mow FRI m a P M 629 7011 MoN Fm 7soAM BPM asm 84 112S1!verLk Rd Pemon Ben McLeod General Service Manager PA TR ONS To Heather All My Love Kevrn Congratulatlons Senlors' Earl Kelm Realty Dr Davld G Drake Llnda Cllmer Love Grandma Sz Grandpa Lelghanna Congratulatlons Lelghanna Congratulatlons Chxp 8a Debbxe Love Mom 8a Dad Dlane s Halr Fashrons Fran s Candy K1tCh6H The Bargalns Galore Store North Sxde Store Antlques ' er ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS IHE YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO SAY THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES FOR THEIR HELP THIS YEAR - Derek And Marsha Of PHOTOGRAPHY B Y DEREK Located In Lmden TRIj,f?,f!Q'TY THE INDEPENDENT 1535 Leroy St. . 112 Ellen Fliiezon Fenton KEN BROWN 0 PE tg' 1g,,,g,, pt AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THE BUSINESSES FOR PLACIN G ADS AND SUPPORTING THE 1981-1982 YEARBOOK 6' Our Journey Through School . . 4. , 3a4,' 853,42 r Cross Sue iChqp1bers: J.V. girls basketball 1, Track 1, p 3 santa team 1' Varsityrgjsls basketball 2, 3, 4, Proni cggmittwee ' 4JBBBs'50I9Qggl!Wl' Hin 1,M4,J.V. ball 2, Varsits footbQ 3 3 ,S A eflteff l -.limb 3, 4, ariety bbw Lakel 4. , Y ce ,Ma1jkfcbqi :Band 1, fl, NHS 3, 4, Golf a, 'N 4, Qeii r Aviation . . - . Jeftsculbert: J.V. baseball 1, J.V. football Varsity footba-l 3, 4, Student council lSenio X class representativej 4, Law Day team 4. ,, Steven Dagenais: Track 1, 2, 4, Cross country 14, 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Winimsem- ble 1, 2, 3, 4, Indoor track 1, 2, 4, NHS SF4, onor A guard - commencement 3, Yearbook'i4. lete Dahl: J.V. basketball 1, 2, Varsiwtgnbasket- fl? f 5 cert bill 3, 4. qw' band new 1, 2, af'4,'.l.v. , if 4 1, Pre man class 1,i If 2, 3, Sym band Float m , me 1 K J.V. volley 2 sof, all 2,5 4, s class En' mblel2,s3, ,.,, Q 3, 4, fLeaders er 4, Annou '- l, 2, 3, Windggn- 2, 4, N1-IS,3,4, 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, II 2, store 3. 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Student council 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- ' council representaf V 1 2, Varsity 4,Hp!8i+roll QT 1 1-luv- 2 i 3, 4,, Align-Earls: ifigotball 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Varsity football 3, 4. X Tammy Edwards: Track 2, 3, Cross country 4, Drama club 4, Variety show 4. er 4 1982 Home-' 3 2 51- if . 53, .,-.. -fl Q. f' 'Z' fe 1 'Kim 1,1 -1 as E, lst 3' - 2, .Lvl x ,bssketf+gi, ball 4. Debbie Johnson: Varsity basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, -Varsity volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Student council - class representative 1, 2, Varsity soft- ball 2, 3, 4. ei -, Lunch Is Over . . . After lunch is over, many of the students take this time to review what they have learned the first 3 hours of the day. Likewise, many students are taking advantage of the spare time to prepare for the last 2 hours of the day. But like all good things, lunch comes to an end and the students vigorously head towards 4th hour. CExcept for Al, he's back for seconds. g Y Back To Work hz x ' .. A 4th hour here we come! Maybe we can program 4th hour out of the school day. I wouldn't mind 4th hr. if it wasn't so cold. Paul's ready! Tracy can't seem to find 4th hour. 163 .. of-- As you can see above, the pre-excite- ment of 4th hour has carried into the classroom. And as 5th hour comes to an end, many teachers must literally force their students out the door. But alas, even the buses won't wait for education and the rush to get the window seat is on. if xl ...ki six 5 L L fs- cgrx 1 1, fx Yi Q , at :T 0 . r -f., A . H K kr K as I J: I I .? W . 'f7 J - '1 ' X' H , A . ef? Y 'f 'M . ' ,gf---f, ...Q T V ga 1 f Q V, . ,v ,ggMPg. ' 'W .N ,gy L if ' nv- M51-aw Carole decided to drive to 4th hour. 1 ' ' T-Min us Seconds 'r' Q And 3 ' They re off i if 1 f. if I z -L I ! W6,F6 Out O Here J NV., -vn- , H , -W .W V' ' ' .lr f.... A 9 5 . - I- J . ,, . X -'4 -u J Web Af, -P mv. H' X ,1,. W, E iv A if . .63 , AY A k. N. fm '.i A4i'i ' -we -. ww- aw--4 And General Hospital Here We Come! W . . Ae MSM ga- ' '? 7!zlN I Fe.. ::5gU.wJ K -J 1 Q .' ,rw nj, z, N It - 2 .f,,,v5gfA' :.:' 'Jfigfiib 7.7'f'? 'HPI ' 1 - ' . .-Z'-1 7. 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