Manistee High School - Manichigan Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1978 volume:

.V Cr f r -r r cC r Ti , ic . 3, c jul X jl f JL A , iivf ft. ¥3 ' — s ■ I b- - V Kip V 7 % O Qy o o tUVvWH 91 _ ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC L 3 1833 01845 5441 GC •|j 977.402 N M28HS, 1978 EE HIGH SCHOOL CENTENNIA YEARBOOK 1878-1978 Vol. XIV 1977-78 dering how things once were. I can hear the laughter of the years. Just the other day 1 saw a picture Of the way it use to be. . d so fancy. The lawn freshly mowed. so green and ailding looked so new. If you can look at the picture you Can feel the nostalgia pour out. der what it would be like I time? ' .alk and know what they i like to live another life than what it means now? What kind of classes did 1 Was there any kind Who was their top student? Did they have a lot I wish I could visit tl lear the appL I wonder what went ■ The cheers from th i Did they win the gan L. Francki i ' ■cor— Julie R Hansen ' - UNION SCHOOL 1867-1886 The first high school in Manistee, Union School, was located on the corner of Oak and 1st Streets. It was started in 1867. By 1872, Edwin Russell became the Superin- tendent and he succeeded by 1874 to com- plete a formal course of study for all stu- dents. A music department and an extensive library were also added. The population of the students doubled within a few years time and the additions were made to the original building, But on May 1, 1886, trag- edy struck as the building was destroyed by fire. Pictured at the left are the schooners which moored in the Manistee Channel near what is now 5 th Ave. Beach. Lumbering played an important econom- ic role during this time period in Manistee. Pictured above is the old Sands Mill. The middle picture is of the prize winning load of cut lumber which was on display at the Chicago World ' s Fair in 1892. At the bottom right is a scene of the lumberjacks after work in the camp. Lum- bering was an important part of the area until the early 1900 ' s. Because of the lum- bering industry, Manistee at one time boasted the most (19) millionaires per cap- ita than any other city in the United States. After the fire, which destroyed the U- nion School, Manistee was proud to quickly build a new school, Central High, located on the same spot. This was completed by 1887. At this school, clubs, sports, and an ex- cellent Commercial Department were added to the already formed educational program. Pictured at the left is the Girl ' s Basketball team of 1920. An extensive educational program was provided for the students at Central by 1899, as shown by the report card of Chauncy Wilcox, at the far right. The graduating class of 1887 had three courses of study, Latin, Science, and Busi- ness. One of the class members is shown at the right. The Central school was soon outgrown by the population of Manistee and became a grade school. It was torn down in the late 1950 ' s. Trolley cars replaced wagon wheels and telegraph lines sprung up along River Street as Manistee emerged from the lumbering era. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 1887-1958 - NINTH « ANNUAL US- COMMENCEMENT M ISTEE glGfl gCflOOL, AT UJflOJ? HALL. r i s Manistee Public Schools. F,„ ,1„ hull ™r™ i,iili 2J I I I ' I liffi! ■■■■if ® 88i MANISTEE HIGH 1927-1964 On June 17, 1925, the taxpayers of Manistee voted to finance the building of a new high school. The old Woodrow Wilson school just couldn ' t keep up with the ever-rising population of students. A high school education now became a privilege of the majority rather than a special privilege of a few. The complete cost of the building came to $290,000.00. This included equipment, sidewalks, architectual fees, and improvement of the grounds. At the upper left, two 1945 cheer- leaders are shown. At the far left is a cast picture of the 1937 school play. A young man in his shop class is depicted in the upper right corner. An exciting scene from typing class is shown The Manistee High School Band, their eye-catching uniforms, is t immediate left. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction . .■■ . Centennial ....... JLm ' S. Table of C Dedication Homecoming Faculty . . . . 16 Sports .30 Activities 66 Students  - ffij ra§ 3K- -86 Advertisements 144 People . . . NJjjm ipl tB The Dedication of a Yearbook Is an Expression Of Student Affection and Respect for a Person That Symbolizes Friendship, Scholarship, and Devotion To the School and Its Students . . . 1 ' ' B - • ■ ■■ ' ■. V ' WC I - l kJ :: mM ' ' - 1 i wk T .j ;• ;A •: .  v . V-3 F h .5 v fcJBJ fffP -.v. p ■ i - - 4J HH M .-• - ■ ■ 1 • • .: , OsTitsC- . : : -iV: : •■: ' ■. ' 1 k J tiM ■■■: ' ' ■ 1 9y ' ' _. 1 . . . For These Qualities, the 1978 Centennial Yearbook Is Dedicated to Our Principal, Mr. Neil Brennan. SMILES • Senior Rep., Lis Thorogood and escort, Lance Erick- Freshman Rep., Staccy Morehouse and escort, George Stege Sophomore Rep., Jean Radke and escort, Dave Pachesny Junior Rep., Connie Peterson and escort, Jim Freeman WE ' EMEMBER HOMECOMING . . . ■ ' .-■ CENTENNIAL STYLE! 0 . • Mr. W. Caldwell Mr. Neil Brennan Mr. Edwin Russell 1872-1895 Mr. Martin Townsend 1896-1899 Mr. Samuel Baker 1900-1920 Mr. Benjamin Klager 1921-1935 Mr. Dorr Wilde 1936-1957 Mr. Norbert Radtke 1958-1964 Mr. Thomas Culbert 1965- Over the past 100 years we have had seven superintendents who were dedicated to the cause of making Manistee High School a great school. To these people we dedicate this page. Seated L-R: Al Janowiak, Rev. Chris Laursen, Mrs. Emma Jolly. Standing-Russ Garrigus, Les Solberg, Don Olson. Mr. N. Brennan Mr. R. Worch Mrs. D. Lonn Mrs. M. Watson Ms. K. Kolb ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ms. R. Cooper Ms. M. Cubbison Ms. J. Hansen Ms. Q. Quinn Mr. R. lippert Mr. J. Lovnes ' ' to ' . ■ MATH DEPARTMENT rnley f Mr. J. Perkins Science Department Mr. M. Johnson Mr. R. Buzzell Wd Industrial Arts Mr. J. Baker Mr. T. Toelle Mr. J. Rozmarek Mr. K. Jilbert Mr. L. Hargreaves tlf. ¥ Ms. B. Bartosiewicz SOCIAL SCIENCES R. Worch M-0 A — T U, a W s; you kelp da-Ooi, Lot - (a-v r • H w V ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mr. P. Cramer Ms. D. Roth ,, ;• W y t° Mr. K. Cooper Ms. F. Woldridge Mrs. M. Bryan STUDENTS THANK THOSE WHO SERVE Cooks J Sandy Batzer Marie Fortier Lois Hansen Marie Knudstrup Esther Markham ' 1! Bus Drivers Ben Stevenson Bonnie Bradforc Wayne Clark Rebecca Dinsen Ted Eddy Helen Forbes Bonnie Gilbert Ed Gilbert Jane Gunia Robert Gunia Evelyn Hansen Eleanor Hobart Robert Jacobs Faye Keyes Carl Krebs Evelyn Merritt James Merritt Wilbur Middling Clyde Rorke Linda Robbins Ed Schlafley Ruth Sell Janitors Marianne Stefanski Charles Gregg Richard Marquandt Robert Monk Michael Woroniak GOLF TEAM SETS NEW RECORD The 1977 Golf team closed out a fantastic season, boastinga schoolrecord of 32- 4. Coach Pieczynski led a talented group this year, placing 2nd in Conference and 4th in Regionals. Four Chips were placed on all All-Conference squad. Lance Erickson played No. 1 man this year having a 39.8 average. He was also voted Most Valuable Player and was placed on the 1st team All-Conference. Next in line was Paul Brastrom, who was co-captain with Erickson. He played No. 2 man, had a 43.2 average, and made 2nd team All-Conference. Tom Wandrych, another senior on the squad, played No. 4 man and had an average of 42.6 and also made 2nd team All-Conference. Jeff Lijewske made 2nd team All-Conference and played 5th man this year with a 44.2 average. Todd May, the only junior on the top five, had a 43.6 average and scored a hole-in-one in a match this season, being the 1st Chippewa golfer ever to have one. The rest of the team was composed of Mike Perry, Dave Anderson, and Randy Tomaswezski. MHS 164 164 164 174 164 165 330 Golf 1977 32-4 OPP 165 173 193 167 179 179 355 Benzie Ludington Muskegon T.C. St. Francis Whitehall T.C. St. Francis Ludington Conference Matches at Manistee- 342. . .2nd place at Cadillac— 336. . .1st place at Reed City-341 . . .3rd place at Benz ie-338. . .1st place at Big Rapids-336. . .1st place at Clare-345. . .2nd place Sitting L-R, Paul Brastrom, Lance Erickson Kneeling, Tom Wandrych, Todd May, Jeff Lijewski, Dave Anderson Front Row L-R, Steve Ham, Dave Pachesny, Mike Barnes, Steve Oliver, Marc Kuizenga, Bill Pachesny, Carmen Larkin. Missing from photo are: Terry Kehoe, Randy Block, Steve Mix, Jerry Harwell, and Nancy Leggett. The Cross Country team did not claim many victories in the won-loss column as their record of 1-16 shows, but it did promote great maturity in all runners. Coach Perkins saw a very positive attitude towards competition among members. With the loss of only one senior, next year ' s team looks very bright. The team consisted of 12 runners. The top two runners were Mike Barnes and Dave Pachesny. Steve Ha m and Steve Oliver shared the third place honors. Mike Ghetto Barnes finished 13th in the Regionals to qualify for State. At the State meet he finished 53rd out of 70 runners. He was the second runner in recent history to qualify for a State meet. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM PRODUCES STATE QUALIFIER GIRL ' S TENNIS BREAKS SCHOOL SHUT-OUT RECORD The Girls Tennis Team had an outstanding year, compiling 12 wins and only 3 losses. Ten of these wins were shut-outs, breaking the old school record. The team also took 2nd place in the Regional Tournament, qualifying for State. Team co-captains this year were Sally Long and Jean Pommerville. The entire team earned major letter awards. The players with the best records were Rise Futterer with 17 wins-3 losses, Jean Pommerville with 16 wins-4 losses, and Lori Kaczmarek with 16 wins-3 losses. The team will be losing only 3 seniors this year, so they should have a well expe- rienced, mature team for next season. Coach Don Green Girls Tennis 1977 12-3 MHS Manistee Catholic Central Whitehall Traverse C. Central Ludington West Michigan Christian Fremont Ludington Fremont Leelanau Leelanau Traverse C. Central Manistee Catholic 7 Central 7 Whitehall West Michigan 7 Christian 5 Mr. Pleasant OPP 4 5 5 3 2 Front Row L-R, Lori Kaczmarek, Rise Futterer, Mich Zeller, Linda Strouf, Priscilla Gajeski Back Row L-R, Laura Bishop, Sally Long, Nancy Saylor, Jean Radke, Jean Pommerville, Renee Gillespie Ending with a season record of 23-2 was only the beginning for the Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team. The sea- son brought about old records being broken and new records being set. The win-loss record itself was the best set by any Girl ' s Basketball team at Manistee High School. Other accomplishments were made with Tammy Jones becoming the first girl to score over 1 ,000 points in her high school career. She was also voted Most Valuable Player of the North Central Conference, as well as the team MVP. It was the third year in a row for the basketball team to come in first place in the Conference and the second year for them to go undefeated in the League. The team also brought home the District trophy for the 2nd year in a row. Tarn Jones and Brenda Rutowski, team co-captains, were selected to the First Team All-Conference, as well as receiving All-State Honorable Mention. Lee Ann Huffman held honors on the Second Team All-Conference. Lee Ann, Tarn, and Brenda were placed on the New— Advocate ' s All-County Dream Team. The girl ' s averaged 58 points per game with their opponents ' averaging only 41 . They pulled down 40 re- bounds, as opponents ' 30. The team ' s talent and enthusiasm never wavered as they finished out the season with an impressive 23-2 re- cord. VARSITY GIRLS ARE IMPRESSIVE 1977-78 Girl ' s Varsity Basketball MANISTEE OPP. 52 Ludington 33 60 Mason Co. Central 50 75 T.C. Centra 48 64 T.C. St. Francis 56 Chippewa Hills 59 Cadillac 26 56 Clare 52 75 Big Rapids 55 67 Benzie Central 58 Reed Citv 25 34 Chippewa Hills 64 Cadillac 30 61 T.C. Centra 51 57 Clare 43 58 Benzie Central 58 Reed City- 34 54 Big Rapids 43 63 Ludington 40 59 T.C. St. Francis 39 40 Mason Co. Central 36 District Tournament MANISTEE OPP. 62 Big Rapids VNlW f 47 61 Chippewa Hills 52 Ludirrgton 49 Ml urnament Regional To MANISTEE OPP. 40 Coopersville 38 44 Fremont 59 1st Row L-R, Coach Sherrie Sundin 2nd Row L-R, Nariza Abla, Co-Captains, Tammy Jones and Brenda Rutowski, Kim Minster 3rd Row L-R, Nancy Adams, Lee Ann Huffman, Kendra Thornley, Sarah Howells, Nancy Jankowiak, Cathy Barnes . . . BRING HOME CONFERENCE AND DISTRICT TROPHYS Front Row L-R, Tammy Buntin, Lori Krebs, Brenda Faubert, Shelly Swiatlowski, Leah Abla, Michelle Lindeman, Kris Raskoski, Kendra Alberts Back Row L-R, Michelle Johnson, Lori Sadler, Cathy Gustad, Cindy Gielczyk, Mgr. Sandy Faubert, Suzette Monnier J.V. ' S POSSESSED Pride, Dedication, and Enthusiasm 50 T.C. Central 27 T.C. St. Francis 34 18 Chippewa Hills 24 Cadillac 17 35 Big Rapids 34 Benzie Central 40 Reed City 10 Chippewa Hills 26 Cadillac 18 42 T.C. Central 29 21 Benzie Central 17 25 Reed City 14 37 Big Rapids 25 35 Ludington 36 : 39 T.C. St. Francis 28 50 Scottville 54 The Girl ' s Junior Varsity started the season with a new coach and a new attitude. Coach Michael Munro took over the reins promising nothing but enthusiasm and excitement. The squad started out the season as if they were going to break the record for the most losses, dropping four of their first five games. Then through dedication and determination the Junior Chips took eleven of their next twelve games, in posting a league leading record of 10-2. The highlight of the streak was the domi- nation of highly touted and previously unbeaten Big Rapids twice, 35-28 and 37-25. The pinnacle of the season came when the Chips broke Traverse City St. Francis ' s 18 game winning streak, ruining their season with a convincing 39-28 pasting. This year ' s team, composed mostly of first year players, established many new records and broke several old records, most notably best season record (13-7) and best conference record (10-2). The program this year stressed the development of the fundamentals and the im- portance of teamwork. The Jayvees were led by freshman sensation, Leah Abla, who ' s 306 points and 142 rebounds worked out to 16.1 ppg and 7.9 rpg. Cindy Gielczyk posted 101 points and a record 175 rebounds while Cathy Gustad put in 73 points and took down 170 rebounds. Pride, Dedication, and Enthusiasm-— Great Job Ladies!!!!! SO CLOSE . . . BUT YET SO FAR Unfortunately, it takes more than just attitude and hustle to establish a winning football program, If these attributes were the sole determinates of a season ' s out- come, the Chips would surely have finished 1st in the Conference. Throughout the season the Chips often came close but usually fell short. The team lost 4 games by 6 or fewer points. Leading the Chips in defense were Phil Kaminski, Don Tomaszewski, Brian Atwood, and Scott Fauble, all being placed on the 1st team All -Conference. Mark Bratchi led in tackling with 46 yards and was named to 2nd team All -Conference. On offense, Shawn Gillespie led with 616 yards and was put on the 2nd team All- Conference. The Chips defense allowed 1 1 1 points while we scored on offense 89 . The pass- ing department on offense had a total of 397 to 1177 yards on the ground. Varsity Football 3-5 MHS OPP Cheboygan 12 Ludington 8 12 Chippewa Hills 6 19 Reed City 6 6 Rig Rapids 32 32 Benzie 14 6 T.C. St. Francis 7 Cadillac 6 14 Clare 20 Seated 1-R, M. Ross, B. Barker, S. Fauble, J. Revolt, G. Veine, T. Jordan, E. O ' Brien, S. Gillespie Kneeling, S. Paine, B. Solis, P. Kaminski, M. Krus- niak, D. Forbes, E. Haglund, E. Raatz, D. McDougall Standing, Coach Anderson, Coach Garzella, D. Johnson, N. Abla, B. Lindeman, W. Hansen, D. Hobart, M. Bratschi, D. Tomaszewski, Head Coach T. Atkinson I pl J.V. Football 7-1 MHS OPP Ludington 24 28 Chippewa Hills 14 14 Reed City 12 20 Big Rapids 72 Benzie 24 Traverse City 14 Cadillac 12 54 Clare W A Front Row L-R, J. Racey, S. Smith, T. Tutten, A. Solis, D. Wagberg, J. Engstrom, M. Majchrzak, J. Pommerville, S. Olen, K. McLamb Back Row L-R, Coach Lindeman, D. Holm, C. Hedstrom, G. Feliczak, T. Freed, J. Dolinski, R. Pepera, D. McDougall, S. Adamski, E. Miller Not shown: J. Beatty J.V. ' s HAVE WILD SEASON The J.V. ' s finished the season with an outstanding 7-1 record. The Chips scored 28 points a game compared with their opponents 7 points. This season also extended Coach Linde- man ' s Conference winning streak to 20 games. The offense blasted out 2,722 yards this season with 1 ,546 of them rushing. The leading rusher was John Beatty, who ran for 677 yards on 105 carries. Jody Racey ran for 223 yards on 32 carries and Jim Engstrom with 21 1 yards on 42 carries. Mickey Majchrzak lead the passing department with 65 completed on 159 attempts. He passed for a total of 1 ,125 yards. Grabbing his passes were Gary Feliczak, who caught 30 passes for 780 yards. Next were Ed Miller with 12 catches for 1 82 yards, and John Beatty with 9 for 101 yards. Top scorers were Beatty with 52 points, Feliczak with 42, Majchrzak with 36, Engstrom with 26, and Dan Wagberg with 16. Leading the defense were Gary Feliczak with 85 tackles, Charlie Hedstrom had 84, and Dennis McDougall with 72. In special departments, Mickey Majchrzak intercepted 5 passes, Feliczak recovered 3 fumbles, and Wagberg blocked 2 punts. Coach Lindeman commented on his team, This team developed more than any other team I ' ve had. Some of the players who started on this team didn ' t even start as freshman. This shows how much they improved. They had less natural talent, but because of hustle and sheer desire, they made up for it. Where Have All the Winners Gone? Front Row L-R, D. Frechette, N. Adamski, M. Hardy, J. Snyder, T. Vickers, B. Gannon 2nd Row L-R, D. Gustad, B. Barnett, D. Abbott, T. Golnick, T. Sonnenberg, M. Willett, Coach Worch Back Row L-R, Coach Carter, T. Stapleton, G. ' Stege, T. Go- recki, D. Wilkosz Missing from photo are: M. Carlson and D. Kaczmarek The Freshman football team showed improvement over the 1977 season although their record remained a dismal 0-8. They were hurt by many injuries and just didn ' t bounce back. Although their records didn ' t show it, they had some bright moments. Lead by quarterback Dan Gustad, the young Chips had quite the punch on offense. The team was physically fit and was capable of hitting very hard. Coach- ed by John Carter and Asst. Rod Worch, the freshman gained much experience. Front Row L-R, Andy Cunningham, Bryan Thomas, Tom Jach, Dave Johnson, Rise Futterei, Janet Wild Second Row L-R, Laura Kitson, Anna Lisa Fear, Sally Long, Steve Oliver, John Olsen, Dave Badalamente Back Row L-R, Assistant Coach Ken Cheseboro, Russ Schultz, Jeff Lijewski, Todd Jach, Drew Yonkman, Coach Dan Jankowiak, Missing from Photo, Mark Modjeski SKI TEAM The Boys and Girls Ski teams put forth a strong effort this year and with the aid of Coach Dan Jankowiak, they ac- cumulated a fine season. Despite being small in numbers, the Girls team had a real fine year placing ninth at Regionals. Great Job Coach! WRESTLERS RURN THE MATS FROSH B-BALL As Coach Terry Walker looked over his young freshman prospects on an early November morning, he probably wondered how and where to start. One ' s estimate of the probable outcome of the season started pretty much on target as the Little Chips were defeated soundly in their first couple outings. But one thing was not to be denied, the freshman had talent. With such talent as Bruce Williams and Dan Wil- kosz on their side, the opponents had better look out. Finishing out with a 8-9 record the Chips were respected by many opponents. Great emphasis was placed on the fundamentals and some experience all season long. Great Job Freshman! Front Row L-R, Grant LeMahieu, Cliff Kuenzer, Don Steinberg, Jeff Smith, Todd Sonnenberg, Bruce Williams, Dan Frechette, Todd Vickers Back Row, L-R, Thorn Bukowski, Dan Gustad, Dan Wilkosz, Dave Eddy, Tom Golnick, Coach Walker J.V. B-Ball In preparing for the Varsity, the J.V. ' s posted a fabulous 154 record. They worked hard to beat many tough oppon- ents. Team work was one of the many factors of their suc- cess. Leading the way for the Chips was Gary Feliczak with Dan Wagberg and Mike Barnes doing a fine job also. All the play- ers coming off the bench did a good job in making the team a success. Coach Harned did an excellent job in getting his team work working together and bringing out the best in all the players. He helped them gain much valuable experience for the years to come. §« ! k i -| gm tefr «fr tJ s 2 pQ 1 H§ |p II i L-R, Coach Harned, M. (Ghetto) Barnes, M. Majchrzak, E. Miller, G. I ' eliczak, D. Carey, D. Anderson, R. Zuchowski, D. Mix, M. Sefceik, T. Ke- hoe, S. Adamski, S. Smith, D. Pachesny, D. Wagberg Front Row L-R, Don Tomaszewski, Bruce Parkes, Scott Parkes, Randy Block, Lance Erickson Back Row L-R, Ellis Raatz, Steve Krolczyk, Dar- rell Hobart, Randy Kott, Paul Brastrom, Nick Alba, Dan Johnson, Todd May NEW COACH INSPIRES CHIPPEWAS The Chippewas had high hopes of becoming the first team in Manistee history to go on to State, only to lose to Ludington 72-71 in the District Tournament games. They had the talent, the enthusiasm, and the coaching, so what could go wrong? There were quite a few high spots that could be recognized. For one thing, the Chips had five players with over 1 00 points over all. They also had 3 players recog- nized by the North Central Conference. They were Bruce and Scott Parkes who made the 1st team All-Conference, and Lance Erickson who was put on the Honor- able Mention list. The starting five included the two giants, Bruce and Scott Parkes. Bruce led the team in shooting and Scott was second. They were also 1st and 2nd respectively in rebounds. Next in line was the ever-so-quick Don Tomaszewski, who was well known for his good defense. Last were the two guards, Lance Erickson and Randy Block who directed the team in defense, assists and steals. Dan Johnson and Paul Brastrom were numbers one and two off the bench, with Dan playing guard and Paul playing forward. They both helped keep the wheels rolling several times. Coach Perkins brought a new insight into the game. He came from Midland last year, sensing he could bring about a Manistee capable of making it to the finals. E- ven though he didn ' t make it this year the Chips did take a giant step forward. Coach Perkins has started a rebuilding program throughout the lower grades, while always improving the team. Bruce Parkes, Scott Parkes, Lance Erickson, Paul Brastrom, and Don Tomaszew- ski will all be missed next season. But Coach Perkins has already got ideas about next years team which will have 8 returning lettermen. 1977-78 Varsity Basketball MHS 11-7 OPP 77 Traverse City Central 84 60 Ludington 64 73 Big Rapids 74 57 Mason County Central 58 81 Reed City 69 53 Cadillac 46 69 Benzie Central 82 73 T.C. St Francis 64 78 Chippewa Hills 59 67 Clare 58 69 Traverse City Central 66 81 Chippewa Hills 62 75 Big Rapids 49 71 Clare 48 86 Ludington 63 64 Benzie Central 85 71 Reed City 77 75 Cadillac 53 80 T.C. St. Francis Districts 69 MHS OPP 71 Ludington 72 FROSH CHEERLEADERS ARE ROWDY Left to Right, Lori Adams, Darlene Revolt, Donna Adamczyk, Lori Bosschem, Sue Sharpe, Missy McKenzie, Sue Anderson, Tracy Jacobs J.V. CHEERLEADERS HAVE ENTHUSIASM fovk 4 m L-R, Betsy Smogoleski, Alyson Williams, Maureen Taylor, Julie Niesen, Mary Tobey, Julie Radtke, Sandy Van Liere, Darlene Wag- berg, and on top, Maureen Welsh VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Spirit Is Sky High . - It m - r D 1 -. - 1 • l J ft ' K ctivit K Si STUDENT SENATE REACHES OUT FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT Sitting L-R, Julie Niesen, Jamie Snyder, Leslie Knott, Sally Long, Sheryl Carter, Janet Wild, Leah Abla, Lee Ann Huffman, Maureen Taylor Stand- ing L-R, Lori Kaczmarek, Amy Kaap, Linda Parr, Ann Wickens, Lynette Van Drie The members of the 1977-78 Student Senate, under the watchful eyes of Mr. At- kinson and Mr. Worch, found themselves quite busy as soon as school started in Sep- tember. With only 3 weeks until Homecom- ing, the Senate really had to hustle to orga- nize elections, the bonfire, the parade, the concert, and the halftime activities. Other projects and activities which the Student Senate worked on included: Odd Jobs Cam- paign, Helping out on Track Tag Day, the school flag contest, Halloween Dress-up Day, Christmas Assembly, the election of a Winter Sports King, Favorite Sports Dress- up Day, Hall Decorating Contest, the Winter Concert, Send-A-Flower to Your Sweetheart Day, Student-Faculty Basketball Game, A Short Film Festival, Candy Sale, and Selling Shamrocks for Dystrophy. Early in the year a Senate committee was appointed to look into the possibility of early graduation for those Seniors who had completed their 7th semester and had all the required credits. Mini-courses were once again brought into the limelight as it was looked into extensively by members of the Senate. The Senate also helped out on April 5,6, and 7, when the school was visited by the North Central Accreditation Committee. ps ' n -j ■i. m . V yL j r ■fit 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated L-R, Holly Stone, Mikaleen Roskoskey, Brenda Rutowski, Mike Zeller, Pres. Standing L-R, Mr. Strouf, Advisor, Sue Kaap, Kim Adams, Carol Rutowski, Randy Tomaszewski, Jennifer Zwiefka, Sue Lakos, Kirby Briske, Linda Strouf, Karen Alberts, Sandy Van Liere, Paul Brastrom, Alyson Williams, Julie Niesen, Sally Long, Lori Kazmarek, Stuart Yankee, Cheryl Fredrickson, Joni Michaels, Don Tomaszewski, Karen Buzzell, Dan Collins, Mary Knudstrup After the turn of the century, there was a rapid growth in attendance all over the United States. With this growth there was added to the curriculum many outside ac- tivities, which helped the student get a well- rounded education. Gradually, however, these extra-curricular activities seemed to be taking the spotlight while scholarship was given the backseat. Students were not inter- ested in studying anymore. There was no honor given to those who did. In 1921, the National Honor Society was formed to combat this attitude. The frame- work of the Society is very simple. Manistee High School received their charter in 1937, one of the earliest charters granted. The school is then entitled to place the upper fifteen percent of the graduating class into the Society. Five percent of the members may be elected in their junior year. Also, in recent years, sophomores were elected to the National Honor Society. TRI- HI- Y IS REWARDING The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to involve members in developing leadership, brotherhood, equali- ty, and service, while increasing in awareness of oneself and the world. Induction ceremonies were held on Oct. 25, 1977. The offi- cers of the first Tri-Hi-Y Club (1948) participated in the candle- light service. Putting together a Spirit Book and ringing bells were just two of their 1977 activities. 1978 found them selling candy and preparing bills to be sent to Legislature in April. 1st Row L-R, Janice Johnson, Treas. Nanette Bailey, Deanna Rhodes 2nd Row L-R, Adv. Sexy Mrs. Williams 3rd Row L-R, Sec. Jean Pieczynski, Marvelous Mary Tobey, Groovey Eve Gonza- lez, Hist. Barb Olson, Pres. Julie Hart, Van tastic Lynette Van Drie, Missing from the pic: Vice Pres. Torrin Bottrell, Chap. Shari Bjorkquist, Darlene Wagberg, Jerry Eddy, Leslie Knott, Amy Kaap, Sue Anderson, Alyson Williams, Donna Adamczyk, Connie Peterson, and Dazzling Don Vreeland. Candlelight service at the Initiation Ceremonies Chap. Shari Bjorkquist DEBATE uk§ Our Best Arguer! Debate is an organized presen- tation of a support or rejection of a resolution. In its first year the Manistee High Debate team com- pleted the Conference loop with a record of 17-15. There were three affirmative teams: Kirby Briske and Paul Gardner, Ford Stone and Al Smith, Marcie Somsel and Sue Barker. Two negative teams also performed, Bill Barker and Ann Erickson and Robert Swanson and Karen Alberts. Timekeepers were Mar- cie Somsel, Sue Barker, and Dan McDougall. FORENSICS One-Half of the Dramatic Duo Forensics is the Oral presenta- tion of prepared material. The 1978 Forensics team con- sisted of the following: Humorous Interpretation— Bill Barker and Dana Evans; Serious Interpreta- tion—Ann Erickson and Janet Drummer; Storytelling-Karen Alberts and Sue Barker; Informa- tive— Al Smith and Ford Stone; Radio News— Dan McDougall and Kim Adams; Dramatic Duo— Kirby Briske and Alyson Wil- liams; and Extempore Speaking- Paul Gardner. The Texan The Other Half French Club Kathy Jankowiak, Se A M En m • -■ w ■ m y v mm Iwwi Efil Coal of Anns ol ' F Janice .Johnson, Tres. First Row left to right: Miss Cubbison, Diane Depeel, Sherd Schculke, Chris Witek. Second Row left to I Dan McDougall, Ford Stone, Paul Lindeman, Randy Olcniczak, Craig Lidtke. Third Row left to right: Da Evans, Janice Johnson, Kathy Jankowiak, Lori Wheeler. Spanish Club Carmen Larkin Duane Martz Scott Brown Mr. Gonzalez, Advisor Coat of Arms of Spain L-R, Jerry Sadlowski, Duane Martz, John Collins, Scott Brown, Carmen Larkin, Abel Solis, Mike Blanchard, Lori Blanchard BOWLING CLUB STRIKES AGAIN Front Row L-R, Alita Harrell, Alyson Williams, Dan Brown, Dave Gutowski, Nanette Bailey, Tom Bureau, Debbie Kuczynski, Ronnie Krzyzanow- ski, Lori Kuczynski 2nd Row L-R, Kathy Carlson, Patty Snyder, Cheryl Kuenzer, Anita Harrell, Janice Johnson, Al Aown, Christie Klasko, Bobby Popielarz, Ralph Conklin 3rd Row L-R, Linda Strouf, Tom Wandrych, John Harris, Rick Vigland, Mike Mikula, Deanna Rhodes, Mike Ross, Mark White, Dan Wright CHIPPEWA HERALD STAFF KEEPS THE PRESSES ROLLING liv H ji B ■ ■ fey LJ r T ■ Hk 1 JJI E khlhL HI) tatt ft - i ML F « M--W- ' ■ r S pr —- jr, fefej ' - :_, , , ' A KHI tfP First row, L-R; Torrin Bottrell, Ken Freer, Scott Novak, Paul Lindeman, Gary Faubert, Janet Dummer, Audrey Helminiak, Eric Barker- Second row; Mike Zeller, Steve Thompson, Sandy Van Liere, Bruce Parkes, Dan Johnson, Scott Parkes, Dave Solberg, Sarah Larkin, Dana What ' s Cook- in ' Evans, Jane Erickson, Kathy Jankowiak.-Missing-Lynette Van Drie and Mrs. Strouf, Advisor POW wow Seated L-R, Pres. Kris Hansen, Julie Hart, Mary Tobey, Darlene Wagberg, Robyn Dahlvig, Karen Peter- son, Maureen Welsh, Kathy Madsen Standing L-R, Adv. Miss Hansen, Jean Pieczynski, Becky Freer, Eve Gonzalez, Barb Olsen, Lori Raskey, Judy Topel HESPIANS Top, Kim Adams, Pres. L to R, Mika- leen Roskosey, V. Pres. and Nancy Morris, Sec. Bottom, Mary Knud- strup, Tres. H 1H iV ' V | - £ ' 1 MS MJ r % ! ?a 4 1 Top Row L-R, Kathy Hellman, Mikaleen Roskoskey, Dennis Fisk, Tom Knudstrup, Jerry Sadlowski, Paul Illig, Elizabeth Bezjian Middle Row L-R, Ann Erickson, Mary Knudstrup, Tammy Brown, Sherri Schuelke, Shari Bjorkquist, Sue Franckowiak, Lori Wheeler, Diane DePeel Bottom Row, Nancy Morris, Sue Lakos, Kim Adams, Jean Franckowiak, John Harris, Mike Harwell, Jan Hiller, Janice Clark YEARBOOK STAFF PUTS OUT Advisor-Ms. J. Hansen Editor- Lynette Van Drie Assistant Editor- Julie Niesen Business Manager-Ann Wickens Ads Manager-Torrin Bottrell Copy Editor-Jane Erickson Girls Sports Editors- Brenda Rutowski Leanne Huffman Boys Sports Editors- Lance Erickson Russ Schultz Photographers-Andy Cunningham Terry Kehoe Scott Mutch Nariza Abla Janis Clark Eve Gonzalez Tammy Jach Dean Martz Deb Sonnenberg Tom Wandrych Jim Baker Gary Faubert Julie Hart Stan Kott Barb Olson Connie Staff Lori Wheeler BIGGEST BOOK EVER 1 ma H • • . 9«S« ££ ggl SL—%_ Scenes of the Staff CHOIR I i Madrigal Mrs. Caro Tammy Brown Gail Badalamente Joyce Schmeling Jody Gramza Torrin Bottrell Sue Lakos John Harris Eric Barker Elizabeth Bezjian Mike Harwell Dale Martz Glee Club Becky Karnisz Linda Strouf Mikaleen Roskoskey Terri Kolb Dennis Fisk Jan Hiller Mary Knudstrup Richard Raspotnik Jeff Schmeling Jerry Eddy Jean Franckowiak Kathy Hellman Jean Pieczynski Jean Pieczynski, Cindy McKenzie, Jeanine Saylor, Sharon Wissner The entire music department deserves to be highly praised and applauded for their excellence in musical achievement; the ever-great Senior Band for their re- markable record of 19 straight years of I ratings, the spirited Pep Band for their energetic music they pro- vide at assemblies and basketball games, and the Choir and Madrigal for their enthusiasm and drive. The excellence demonstrated by the musicians highlights the high caliber of their directors, Mrs. Caro, Mr. Cramer and Mr. Pettengill. Jamie Snyder. Linda Strouf, Kari Johnson, Sue Lakos, Kim Adams, Chris Johnson, Nanette Bailey, Su- san Barker, Diane DePeel. J ill Gregg, Michelle Zeller, Rondi Lar- son, Mari Hansen, Leanne Helmin- iak, Jeanine Savior tit %ar Cheryl Fredrickson, Karen Buzzell, Beth Battige, Craig Lidtke, Sue Kaap, Deanna Rhodes, Linda Parr, Sue Anderson, Ron Swanson, Rob- in Roberts, Becky Johnson, Marie Gorch, Jean Pieczynski, Janice Johnson, Tom Bureau Mike Watson, Dave Solberg, Brian Atwood, Doug Mikolajczak, Kelly Zagar, James Barker, Lisa Hahn, Chris Chick. Robin Bjorkquist, Terry McMullen, Jill Granger, Kim Mlenjiak  f f iu « t- f ■ £. r % , . %• y % $ ■■ I if i w I • ;Pf m jtfl Left to Right Amy Kaap Jean Radke Dan McDougall Cindy Gielczyk Kiis Jankowiak Ron Swanson Jennifer Michalak Shelly Walters Kendra Alberts Rise Futterer Laura Bishop Sarah Larkin Alyson Williams Left to ] Eric Barker Al Aown Kerry Briske Dan Johnson Dave Kazmarek Jim Picardat Greg Glover Tom Jordan John Olson 3, jt i 1 l : t, h I jSm . V -I W Left to Right Dan Brown Kasey Briske Ron Kruse Mark Carlson Brian Linke Todd Bigalke Steve Amor David Smithe Tom Amor Dave Mix Ford Stone Sue Erickson Kevin Gutowski SENIORS 1978 M Nariza Abla, Vice President; Carol Abramczyk, sec; Sue Kaap, Ties.; Ann Wickens, President . A CENTENNIAL CLASS Senior float wins 1st Place __n_ JSMH ■ Kimberly Adams Nariza Abla H ?y Melissa Anderson Roger Asiala Melissa Bajtka Richard Anderson 1 , _ fcn Theresa Barnett Cheryl Bevans Torrin Bottrell Vern Bowling Wayne Bialik qg$SS£j — 9HHI Wm EH Hi 1 ■mm mm . ■ ..- ■■■■ ■■■■■.-.. ME Mark Bratschi Paul Brastrom Tammy Brown mi I  v S,fi m i V i Brian Chick LI •jTsSk. H ' ? 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' %r % r Stanley Kott Betty Laskey ■ ■ 9«S Mike Krusniak Cheryl Lauer m HL Mike Kraynak Sarah Larkin Scott Laursen Jeff Iijewski ; M-0 H t3k l Vi -Ju p ! ■I Lawrence Lindeman ' V ■ Brian Lindeman LeAnne Lindeman iMffl Robert Lockwood Lance Liston Penny Long ■ Mv SmBBSBBi x mm. B 1 j ill Sally Long Patrick Mcglynn Mark Modjeski Bill Pachesny Steve Pachesny Steve Paine Pamela Paprocki Paul Paprocki 4g %A k Ft n ▼X? 1 Bruce Parkes Scott Parkes Karen Peterson w m Rex Peterson p Sk.s |i£«m James Picardat Or Jean Pomerville Phillip Piotrowski Stacy Rakoski Wayne Porter wxn M John Revolt Rick Raatz Wayne Revolt Mikaleen Roskoskey Mfc Brenda Rutowski Linda Schultz Joyce Schmeling Jeff Sievert • t David Solberg 1 ii ' T-. :V ' !«Bj5Sl829 v £i •i W - Tammy Somsel Brenda Snyder Robert Solis Debe Sonnenberg Tom Sorenson Connie Staff Bonnie Stec Holly Stone Sandra Tetzlaff 4f T - A Lf£ nr Gary Thompson ! J s Elisabeth Thorogood Mike Thompson Mary Tobey Don Tomaszewski Rick Tomaszewski Debbie Tyczkowsi w Lynette Van Drie Steve Townsend 4 P  ? I 1 1 m Sandra Vanliere Greg Veine Darlene Wagberg Tom Wandrych Maureen Welsh Ann Wickens Wayne Wittlieff Rhonda Willett 000j . Stuart Yankee  ■ Michelle Zeller Marty Zatarga Mike Zeller i Kan Zurafski Diane Zielinski Seniors Not Pictured Carol Abramczuk Thomas Clouse Debra Demeuse Kim Ferrari Rio Garcia Eve Gonzalez Ryan Hansen Patrick Hawkins Kathy Hellman Todd Jach Randy Libby Mark Longcore Kerry Martin Warren Nickleson Jim Preihs Keith Pruyne Julie Radke Dennis Roberts Paula Rozmarek David Sciba Dale Smith Mike Sowa Lee Stapleton Tina Tessman Steve Tomaszewski Keith Wittleiff i A ; | ±1 P ..... ■.,..„.,... | — - j [ 1 fc L ' •3 ;; JUNIORS CLASS OF ' 79 Class Officers L-R, Becky Freer, Pres.; Kaien Alberts, Tres.; Connie Peterson, Sec; Joan Olen- iczak, Vice Pres. Homecoming Rep. Connie Peterson Jo Ellyn Abbott Nick Abla Richard Abramczyk Eva Adamski Ron Adamski Karen Alberts Tom Amor Tom Asiala Brian At wood Dave Badalamente Nanette Bailey Karen Baker Bill Barker Eric Barker Cathy Barnes Brenda Bainett Lori Baiton Beth Battige Larry Bialik Lori Blanchard Randy Block Kirby Briske Penny Bromley Denise Budde Jo Ann Bulow Ken Buntin Karen Buzzell Lisa Bystrom Bonnie Cabot Renee Cabot Kelly Carde Paul Carden Sherry Carlson Mike Chick Richard Clark Deanna Cole Ken Conklin Penny Cornell Gavin Cowan Lenee Dahlgren Bob Davis Giff Davis Julie Davis Jeff Dontz Laurie Drabik Janet Dummer Jeff Dunckel Tom Dykes Bobbie Ecklund Jerry Eddy Debbie Emmons Dana Evans Dennis Fisk Darin Forbes Carrie Fortier Lisa Franckowiak Jim Freeman Becky Freer Larry Froncek Priscilla Gajewski Greg Garcia Jim Gauthier Shawn Gillespie Renee Gorley Jim Granger Wayne Guenthardt Richard Guillen Rudy Guillen Andy Gumieny Larry Gumieny Tim Gutowski Caroline Hensen Dick Hansen Anita Harrell Scott Harthun Audrey Helminiak LeeAnn Huffman Randy Hunt AI Jankowiak Kathy Jankowiak Brian Janowiak Bruce Janowiak Sam Jensen Pauline Jerumbo Dan Johnson Janice Johnson Renee Johnson Tom Jordan Lori Kaczmarek Joyce Kalasz BUI Kelley Sean Kenny Brian King Teri Kolanowski Kathy Kott Randy Kott Ron Klaus Steve Krolczyk Beth Kubiskey Carl Lacki Sue Lakos Donna Larsen Rondi Larsen Jim Leggett Craig Lidtke Paul Lindeman Rick Linke Jean Livingston Tim Long Kerry Luomla Kathy Madsen Dale Maitz Todd May Connie McDougall Dan McDougall Tim McGlynn Laura MacGregor Ken Mclntyre Joni Michales Doug Mikolajczak Teresa Miller Mike Mitchell Mary Monk Dick Morehouse John Murphy Scott Mutch Linda Najdowski Norman Nelson Mark Nice Nancy Niemic Scott Novak Ed O ' Brien Joan Oleniczak Randy Oleniczak Dirk Olson Jeff Paul Bruce Paxson Connie Peterson Terri Peterson Rob Petzak Christine Phillips Jean Pieczynski Harry Polen Kathy Pomeroy Bridget Quinn Ellis Raatz I aurie Raskey Deanna Rhodes Robin Roberts Mike Roessler Julie Roskoski Carol Rutowski Jeff Schmeling Russ Schultz Esther Schwing Bill Scoggins Darci Scott Tammy Shady Sherman Stewart Charles Sievert Richard Simmons Phil Skiera Betsy Smogoleski Paul Sorenson Shelly Stendel Ford Stone Gus Storm Linda Strouf Linda Stuck Judy Superczynski Bob Swanson Jon Swiatlowski Barb Szpliet Maureen Taylor Roger Thomas Steve Thompson Sue Thorogood Randy Tomaszewski Judy Topel Sue Turk Janet Tyczkowski Jeff Veine Mike Veine Sue Venne Glen Vickers Rick Vigland Mike Walter Shelly Walters Marcy Washneski Mike Watson Lori Wheeler Alyson Williams Jean Wrzesinski Gary Zurafski Jennifer Zwiefka No Name No Pictures Available: Debbie Cameron Bud McKee Steve Carlson John Sadlowski Kathi Davis John Schroeder Pat Foster Al Smithe Sheni Frechette Tim Soller Dan Gilman Rick Stepka Trent Jacobsen Glen Zwiefka SOPHOMORES— CLASS OF 1980 President— Janet Wild Vice Pres.-Holly Krebs Treasurer— Jennifer Coe Secretary— Lorrie Adams Donna Adamski Harvey Adamski Lorrie Adams Nancy Adams Sam Adamski Dave Anderson Donna Anderson Sue Anderson Al Aown Michelle Asiala Kerry Briske Bill Bromley Scott Brown Guy Bullis Tom Bureau Karen Caldwell Danny Carey uanny t arey , , s , . 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B ■ T w J Jk Sandy Dewey Aimee Dunn John DoUnski Valerie Elenbaas Randy Emmons Jim Engstrom Sue Erickson Greg Erlandson Jeff Erlandson Gary Feliczak Bob Fenstermacher Joe Ferrari Jeff Fett Todd Freed Sue Franckowiak Donnie Fronchek Ronnie Fronchek Rise Futterer Kathy Gajewski Bob Gamache Rod Gamache Todd Garber Marie Gorch Dena Guenthardt Jackie Gunia Becky Griswold Catherine Gustad Steve Ham Tom Hansen Jerry Harwell Charles Hedstrom Dennis Helerich Leanne Helminiak Tom Helminiak Steve Helminiak Ken Hoadle y Darrel Hobart Shawn Hoxie Doug Huffman Dennis Holm Sarah Ho wells Dale Hunt Paul Illig Tom Jach Tracie Jacobs Mike Jankowiak Nancy Jankowiak Rich Jankowski Gerda Jenson Becky Johnson David Johnson Maiy Johnson Amy Kaap Michey Kalasz Ken Kaminski Mary Karnisz Terence Kehoe Leslie Knott Harlen Mattz Dennis McDougall Jane McKay Micheal McKenzie Marshall McLamb Jennifer Michalich Denise Mikula Edwin Miller Dave Mix Dale Mo die ski !S s : V V ' f Joe Modreski Leanne Nickelson Dawn Reed Darlene Revolt Keith Revolt Kathy Roberts Marcie Robke Lori Sadler Jerry Sadlowski Jeanine Saylor Sheri Schuelke David Schweitzer Jeffery Schubert Terrie Shady Suzie Sharpe Jim Sinicki Scott Skiera Steve Skory Scott Smith Tina Snow Mike Solberg Abel Solis Marcia Somsel Yvonne Sowa John Springborn Debra Stendel Pat Sullivan Ron Swanson Tim Swiatlowski Kendra Thornley Mike Tomaszewski Mark Townsend Cindy Turk Todd Tutton Dan Wagberg Bob Walter Marshall Wickens Janet Wild Tara Williams Mary Willis Christina Wittig John Witteff Randy Zuchowski Renee Zwiefka «L Tom Charron David Clopp Larry Cole Andy Cunningham Mike Dopke Vicki Gielczyk Carmen Larkin Kelsey Mcl amb Mark Montgomery Darrel Pieczynski David Smith Sally Sovereign Eva Stapleton Pat Topping David Trautman IN MEMORY OF MIKE THOMAS FRESHMEN Dave Abbott Leah Abla Nick Adamski Kendra Alberts Stephen Amor Gail Badalamente Jack Barch Susan Barker Patricia Barnes Bill Barnett Ruth Bergman Elizabeth Bezjian Carol Bialik Todd Bigalke Robin Bjorkquist Denise Bockhol Karen Boss Brian Brandis Kasey Briske Dan Brown Tina Brown Bob Brunette Tomas Bukowski Tammy Bullis Tammy Buntin Rick Cabot Kathy Carlson Mark Carlson Jeff Carter Mark Cederholm Christine Chick Ron Chick Chris Christensen Tom Cichy Mike Clark Mike Coe Todd Cole Todd Cook Tammi Cressell Debbie Cybert Lisa Dahlvig Cheryl Davis Teri Densmore Sarah Dunn Wendy Ecklund David Eddy Charles Edihauskas Ann Erickson Brenda Faubert Anna Lisa Fear Jeanine Feliczak Todd Fraley Dan Frechette Desiree Frechette Kelly Gallagher Bill Gannon Tom Gaiber Sharon Gardner Lisa Garrish Cynthia Gielczyk Melinda Gilbert Renee Gillispie Thomas Golnick Mark Gorecki Jeff Gorley Jody Ann Gramza Jill Granger Jill Gregg Lori Guenthardt Dan Gustad Kevin Gutowski Clifford Kuenzer Sheryl Kuenzer Karen Larsen Nancy Leggett Grant LeMahieu Linda Libby Mark Lijewski Becky Lindeman Michelle Lindeman Stacy Lindeman Stacey Morehouse Jeff Musculus Steven Myers Leo Nice Matt Niesen Penny Oleniczak John Olsen Rhonda Peterson Terri Peterson Darin Pieczynski Robert Pomeroy Kenny Quade Diana Racey Chris Rakoski Richard Raspotnick Julie Revolt Lori Revolt Betsy Roberts Lisa Roskoski Phillip Roskoski Jeff Smith Jake Snyder Todd Sonnenberg George Stege Don Steinberg Robert Stevenson Charles Stewart Kevin Strandberg Mike Strandberg Shelly Swiatlowski Timothy Swiatlowski Bryan Thomas Sharon Topel Mary EUen Turk Colette Veine Robert Venne Todd Vickers Angela Vigland Heather Walters Cindy Wandrych Wendy Wehrmeister Dan Wilkosz Mike Willett Bruce Williams Bill Willis Sharon Wissner Brian Wright Dan Wright Donna Wrzesinski Drew Yonkman Angie Zaika Kelly Zaiger Ronald Zatarga V|| HP • Via 1 L; • ' A ' f 1 1 1 fc- ■ i 1 2ft- Y - I •- 1 I ifVj k 3 x • P V ' i ■ tIb w CLASS OFFICERS President: Kevin Kenny Vice-President: Wendy Wehrmister Secretary: Stacy Morehouse Treasurer: Sharon Wissner Freshmen Not Pictured John Beatty Allen Krause Scott Block Ted Densmore Gregory Elliott Denis Evans Dean Hoxie Leroy Jackson David Kaczmarek Paul Kramsvogel Valerie Lindeman Mark Paprocki Lanny Peterson Tim Stapleton Mark White David Willard Tracie Fink Alan Conklin Kirby Pruyne COLLISION SERVICE ■MAY WE HAVE THE NEXT DENTS? 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