Marysville High School - Viking Yearbook (Marysville, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1971 volume:

TH.‘ STAFF PRESENTS. . . THE 1971 VIKING MARYSVILLE, HIGH SCHOOL Marysville, Michigan 2 All I could see from where I stood Was three long mountains and a wood; I turned and looked another way, And saw three islands in a bay. So with my eyes I traced the line Of the horizon, thin and fine, Straight around till I was come Back to where I ' d started from; And all I saw from where I stood Was three long mountains and a wood. Over these things I could not see; These were the things that bounded me; And I could touch them with my hand. Almost, I thought, from where I stand. And all at once things seemed so small My breath came short, and scarce at all. But, sure, the sky is big, I said; Miles and miles above my head; So here upon my back I ' ll lie And look my fill into the sky. And so I looked, and, after all. The sky was not so very tall. The sky, I said, must somewhere stop, And-sure enough!-! see the top! The sky, I thought, is not so grand; I ' most could touch it with my hand! And, reaching up my hand to try, I screamed to feel it touch the sky. I screamed, and-lo! -Infinity Came down and settled over me; And, pressing of the Undefined The definition on my mind, Held up before my eyes a glass Through which my shrinking sight did pass Until it seemed I must behold I immensity made manifold; Whispered to me a word whose sound Deafened the air for worlds around, And brought unmuffled to my ears The gossiping of friendly spheres, The creaking of the tented sky, The ticking of Eternity. The world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide; Above the world is stretched the sky, - No higher than the soul is high. The heart can push the sea and land Farther away on either hand; The soul can split the sky in two. And let the face of God shine through. from Renascence Edna St. Vincent Millay 3 We dedicate our 1971 Viking to you: To the loyal supporters who cheered or cried for our teams at a sports events. To the student who struggled to achieve his scholastic goals. To the teachers who were always there, as friends or as faculty members. To the administration, whose patience never ran out and who listened to our problems, no matter how small. To the special service people who made our school something to be proud of. To the club or organization member who made the heart of our school beat a little faster with their constant activities. To the people who participated in sports, who made Fridays game days something to look forward to. To the people who made our dances lively and fun. To the alumni who look back with pride. To the people who hold their heads a little higher because they are from Marysvil le. To anyone who has ever walked through Marysville High School and who understands the beauty and aliveness of it. Administration ... 6 Seniors ... 7 Juniors ... 37 They Shaped Our Schools for the 70 s Vice-Principal Mr. Arthur Heimburger Principal Mr. Durnell Stephens Trustee Mr. Louis Schmorrow T rustee Mr. Milton Rogers Trustee Mr. Charles Richards Superintendent Mr. Ronald G. Wiltse President Mr. Robert Keefe T rustee Mr. Robert Teeple Board of Ed ucation Secretary Mrs. Sophia Pohl Treasurer Mr. Arthur Cole GOLDEN Valedictorian Diana Phillips Pamela Bryan Danforth Award Deborah Wojcik Betty Crocker Award Brinton Butler Michigan Mathematics Competition Award Honor Kenneth Borgman Wendy Breckner Thomas Brideau Pamela Bryan Brinton Butler James Butler Barbara Carrier Janet DeNardin Ronald Feick Bruce Goodin Jane Harmon Karen Killian Michael Kota Martha Lent Cynthia MacDonald Kenneth Borgman Danforth Award SCHOLARS Charleen McHenry VIKING Journalism Award Ronald Fieck Michigan Mathematics Competition Award Roll Charleen McHenry Carl Nordstrom Diana Phillips Michael Pohl Donald Porter Robert Rowe Lynn Schuman Linda Siler Linda Smith Carol Sprotberry John Vargo Janette Venia Sandy Vince Julie Wahl Jacqueline Warner Jane Harmon American Legion Award Sandy Vince Calvin Moulton Activity Award Michigan Mathematics Competition Award Salutatorian Michael Kota Michigan Mathematics Competition Award Michael Pohl American Legion Award 9 RICHARD BALINSKI His limbs were cast in manly mold. For hardy sports or contest bold ' . DENNIS BARBE Here is a man to hold against the world, A man to match the mountains and the sea. KENNETH BORGMAN The strongest man in the world is he who stands alone. ELLEN BOWIE She ' s full of pep and loves every minute of the day. SYLVIAS. BOWEN Let your life be like a snowflake which leaves a mark but not a stain. 10 GEORGE BOWRING It matters not how long we live, but how. WENDY ANN BRECKNER So gentle and so beautiful, she should exist with the flowers. THOMAS M.BRIDEAU Do all the good you can. To all the people you can. As long as ever you can. BARRY BROCKDORFF The man worthwhile is the man who can smile. PAMELAS. BRYAN A raindrop holds beauty for me. PAUL JOSEPH CAROLAN For men may come and men may go. But go on forever. JIM BUTLER To put the best quality in your work, you must put yourself into it. BRINTON BUTLER To educate the intelligence is to enlarge the horizon of its desires and wants. BARBARA ANN CARRIER Give me a grassy field, the wind to blow my hair, and I will be happy. WAYNE CARRIER Conquer the battles with yourself, and the battle of life will become easier. GAIL CHARBONNEAU Life was meant to be lived, and curiosity must be kept alive. CHARLES CARTY As the world leads, will follow along. GAIL LEE COLGAN Where did you get your eyes of blue? Out of the sky as came through . RUSSELL CATALDO A little nonsense now and then, relished by the best of men. Is 13 BRUCE COLLINGWOOD No man is a failure who has helped others. JANECZARNECKI Smile an everlasting smi e-a smile to bring you near to me. DAN COOPER The less of routine, the more of life. MARK CRAWFORD Wish not so much to live long as to live happy. RENEE DELANO When things were as fine as could possibly be, thought ' twas the spring; but alas it was she. ELAINE DURRANT I Ve confide our secret through friendship, but it escapes through love. BARBARA EAGEN Life is not life at all without delight. MARSHALL DONALDSON Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. JANICE ENGELGAU want free life, and want fresh air. 15 DAWN MARIE GANLEY Like sudden sunlight on the see. SHEILA RULYN GATES Behold do not give lectures or a little charity. When give, give myself. ANN ALENE GOLUBINSKI shall light a candle of understanding in thine heart, which shall not be put out. 16 DONALD R. GONIWICHA His life is gentle , and the elements so mixed in him that Nature might stand up and say to all the world , ' This is a man I BRUCE GOODIN The only lasting happiness we can know is to make this old world a more pleasant place to live in. TOM GREGG Give me today and take tomorrow. JANE L. HARMON shall be a lady forever. STEVE HARMON Individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd , but you do n ot have to live like it, nor subsist on its food. BRIAN HARRINGTON The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. 17 CARSON HONBERGER The real essence of work is concentrated energy. JOHN HURLEY If you have youth , success is within your power of attainment CHARLOTTE A. KASEMEYER Happiness is the one thing in life that multiplies by division. The more happiness one gives to others , the more he has himself. KAREN ANNA KILLIAN The best reward is the sense of worthy achievement. JOHN KOSS If you do your best , you can stand up against the worst that may befall. BEVERLY KIVEL Youth calls for pleasure; pleasure calls for love. 18 MICHAEL KOTA The man who has found something he can be enthusiastic about has found a fountainhead of happiness. RONALD KUKULKA He who is really kind will never be unhappy. DEBORA KULMAN Happiness costs less than unhappiness. PATRICIA LARSON Quietness is best. TIMM LENN Initiative, industry, intrepidity will carry you far. KEITH LAWRENCE If you need a friend, am here. 19 MAUREEN LOWER She is pretty to walk with , And witty to talk with , And pleasant, too , to think on. CYNTHIA LEE MACDONALD So happy So spirited So full of life. MARTHA LENT She is an artist who turns out a perfect piece of work. GEORGE EARL MARSDEN The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well , and doing well whatever you do. CHARLEEN KAY MCHENRY If must choose between getting a job done and getting credit for it, get it done. LARRY MCINTYRE There is a time of speaking and a time of being still. 20 BRIAN MCLELLAN A leader is best When people barely know that he exists. PETE MCMARTIN Good-humor and generosity carry the day with the popular heart all the world over. WENDY MILLER Her loveliness never knew Until she smiled on me. DONNA MITCHELL Her ways are ways of pleasantness , and all her paths are peace. JOSEPH L. MEINHARDT Quiet minds cannot be perplexed or frightened but go on in fortune or misfortune at their own private pace. LIZMORAND I ' ll sprinkle the world with imagination. 21 FAYE MYERS From hour to hour , from moment to moment We are supported, blest, by small kindnesses. MARY NELSON Faithfulness and truth are the most sacred endowments of the human mind. RICHARD NELSON Who dares nothing, need hope for nothing. CARL NORDSTROM To love the game beyond the prize, that is my quest. 22 NORA NOWICKI To know that which before us lies in daily life is the prime wisdom. PAUL OSENTOSK! In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. ROBERT PALMATEER The ancient sentence said , Let us be silent, for so are gods. Silence is a solvent that destroys personality, and gives us leave to be great and universal. GERALD J. PARKER The question was put to him, what hope is, and his answer was, ' The dream of a wak ing man. PATRICIA ANN PAVLOV If can stop one heart from breaking, shall not live in vain; If can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain..., I shall not five in vain. DIANA PHILLIPS Life is to be fortified by many friendships. To love, and to be loved, is the greatest happiness of existence. 23 MICHAEL POHL Knowledge comes. But wisdom lingers. JANET REID can because believe can. I 24 DON PORTER To rise above the crowd. Crowd your days and hours With study, observation, effort and resolution. KAY LYNN ROBBINS She looks like an angel, she acts like one too; but you never can tell what an angel might do. TIM PRESLEY Change your pleasure, but never change your friends. RICHARD ROCKWELL There ' s only one thing more important than knowing - doing. STEPHEN ROSE am a happy person because am a busy person. WILLIAM R.SAWDON III Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. ROBERT ROWE For me it is far more important to make friends than to make a mark. CHARLES SCHELL Only that life is rich that never misses an opportunity to do a kindness. LENNITA SARI Her picture is a poem without words. JAMESSCHLINKERT It was his thinking of others that made you think of him. 25 JOHN SCHLINKERT I am a friend to those who need a friend, and to those who don ' t LYNN CATHERINE SCHUMAN She is little , but from tip to toe, full of fun and lots of go. THOMAS E. SEARS My way of joking is to tell the truth. It ' s the funniest joke in the world. BOB SEDWICK To everything there is a season. And a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die. BERNARD SHAFRAN Men of few words are the best men. CATHY SHELDON Rare is the rose burst of dawn, but the secret that clasps it is rarer. 26 TOM SHIRKEY LINDA KAY SILER All that we see or seem is but a dream within a The best things start with a smile . dream. KATHLEEN SLATTERY Glad that live and; That the sky is blue; Glad for the country lanes , And the fall of dew. t DEAN WILLIAM SMITH His heart is as great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong. LINDA SMITH MICHAEL T. SPARLING An angel migh t have stooped to see and Be silent and safe ■ silence never betrays you. blessed her for her purity. 27 PATRICIA SQUIRES Little deeds of kindness. Little words of love. Help to make the earth happy Like the Heaven above. CAROL SPROTBERRY Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without spilling a few drops on yourself. RICHARD STAGER If you are motivated by the spirit of service , nothing will daunt you. PATTI STEPHENS Plain sense rarely leads us far astray. KERRY STEPKA Men are all inventors sailing forth on a voyage of discovering. 28 MARGARET STRIKER have a heart with room for every joy. TRUDY SWANSON To look up and not down. To look forward and not back , and To lend a hand. 9 DENNIS TEBEAU Cheerfulness is essential for a full life. 29 MIKE THOMAS He who has a thousand friends , has not a friend to spare. ALEX THOMPSON Happiness is built with blocks of patience. MARY ELIZABETH THOMPSON met a lady in the meads , Full beautiful - a faery ' s child; Her hair was long , her foot was light And her eyes were wild. PAUL THOMPSON Silent people are the best men. KATHY TYLER A stranger she came , a friend she became. ROBERT THOMPSON feel that the greatest reward for doing is the opportunity to do more. 30 SANDY VINCE Any good that can do, or any kindness that show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for shall not pass this way again. DIANE L. (VISGA) KARVONEN Fit yourself for work and you will find work that will fit you. MICHAEL VOROBEY live for fun and fun have. 31 32 KATHLEEN WAGAR To hear her speak , and sweetly smite , You were in Paradise the while . PAUL WELSER Think like a man of action and act like a man of thought. JULIE WAHL Mind cannot follow it , nor words express her infinite sweetness. PAUL A. WESSEL am tired of four walls and a ceiling; have need of the open spaces. JACKIE WARNER Be happy with what you have and are; be generous with both , and you won ' t have to hunt for happiness. DENNISE WEYMOUTH Dimples and friendliness. LUJUOLAb WILSON love to lose myself in other men ' s minds When am not walking, am reading. ASHLEY WOOLMAN From each according to his abilities, to eac! according to his needs. Chip Porter President Kay Robbins Treasurer Richard Balinski Vice-President Janette Venia Secretary GOLDEN LEADERS SHINE ON Russell Cataldo Sheila Gates THIS WAS OUR GOLDEN YEAR The 1970-71 Golden Class Advisors are from left to right: Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Phi Ip, Miss Fedraw, Mr. Collard, Mr. Braun, Miss Vivian. Absent: Miss Kresin. To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower To hold infinity in the palm of your hand , And eternity in an hour. -Blake ' The Long and Winding Road m 5 COLL A CLAS w The Beatles Yellow Rose Navy Blue, White, and Gold- Unity, Peace, and Tradition. 36 Mike Ahles Linda Anthony E laine Art man Dave Ashpole Connie Baker Tom Baldwin Mike Baton Rod Bassett Terry Bergstrom Mike Erdman Pat Gaffney Ann Borowski Kathy Brown Cheri Bryda Christi Burch Cindy Campbell Dennis Campbell Vickie Cash Ray Cataldo Debbie Colgan Pete Co I lard Bob Cowger Pat Curley 38 Junior Class Advisors: Mr. Skrzyniarz, Mr. Patterson, Miss Mullen, Miss Yakes, Mr. Harrold, Mr. Lem ire. Junior Class Officers and Steering Committee: In the car: Terri MacDonald, Vice-President; Rick DeNardin, President. Around the car clockwise: Elaine Shimmel, Secretary; Vickie Cash, Pam Wright, Chester Sturdevant, Treasurer; Mark Ronan, Bob Simmons, Jean Langolf, Jane Thompson. Bob Curtis Chris Czostkowski Sandy Dandron Mark Decker Bev DeLano Mike DeLine Paula Delor Rick DeNardin Ken Diem Don Dimick Becky Dimon Dave Draveling Sherry Dukette Don Durrant Skip Endean Frank English Mike Erdman Wendy Feick John Folco Pat Gaffney Pam Garrett Cindy Gaudette Cheryl Gentner Larry Giles 39 Bob Gilroy Cindy Giroux Luanne Giroux Charlie Glaze Linda Goddard Chris Good men Gerrie Goulette Linda Green John Hardy Terry Harris Beth climbed to a high spot this year as Junior Class Represent- ative for Home- coming. Happiness is... Ruth Hartel Denise Head lee Kathy Hess Barb Hill Paul Hollis Linda Horth Karen Hurley Ed Johnson Tim Jones Corinne Jordan 40 And on the seventh day, boy, did they rest! A Pi Jean Langolf Lisa Larchyk Kim Lehto John Lent Terry Lindsay Pat Logan Colleen Lutze Terri MacDonald Kelly Mader Pat McCarthy Debbie Kennedy Bryan Klaas Beth Knox Ruth Knox Ken Kowalski Pat Laeder Oh Dan, you didn ' t eat your Wheaties! 41 Holly McShane Stan Mieksztyn Sherry Moran Terry Moses Gary Norton Nancy Nowicki Mike O ' Neil Cindy O ' Neill Chuck Osentoski Eileen Ostrander Jerry Palmateer Dennis Parniske Junior Class Coordinators: Mr. Suprenant, Mrs. Gorham, Mr. Martin. Ijtob Parrish Roxanne Partain Craig Patti9on Doug Peters Tom Philp Tom Porter Gertrude Pung Dave Quaine Karen Radatz Marion Rau Lynn Riedel Marcella Rivard Maurice Robinson Dennis Rock Shirley Rogers 42 Pat Smith Terry Solomon Janice Sparling Kay Sprotberry Paul Stark Mike Stout Mark Ronan Bud Rutkofske Mary Jo Salerno Diane Saunders Cindy Sawdon Dave Scheff ler Dave Schmitt Elaine Shim mel Pat Siemen Bob Si ler Bob Simmons Bob Small Larry Stroh Dail Stump Sue Stump Chester S turd event Dennis Sturdevant Janice TenBrink Jane Thompson Heather Thorner Dan T obiczyk Cathy Van Du9en Milton Van Tiem Kathy Vargo 43 -I Steve Agostino Mike Aldrich Dave Alexander Mel Anglebrandt Tom Anglebrandt Ernie Angove Deb Austin Jodi Bacher Betty Baker Dave Barber Diane Basnaw Larry Bassett Class Officers: Dave French, President; Melanie French, Secretary; Dee Weymouth, Vice-president; Debbie Redpath, Treasurer. Karan Bergstrom Debbie Billiet Teri Blessinger Debbie Borowski John Boshart Vicky Bowen Jane Breckner Janet Buelow Greg Bugg Randy Bugg Amy Butler Dan Butler Lorraine Butler Dan Caro Ian Dave Ceasor Sue Chapdelaine 46 Tom Churchill Wayne Cole Diana Conger Linda Conger Keith Crawford Marie Czarnecki Darci Danhausen Dick DeShon Stan Dziubinski Joe Eagen Mike Eagen Tim Evans Steering Committee: Back Row: Tim Evans, Rick Kern, Dan Butler. Front Row: Vicki Peruski, ' Lorrie Warsinske, Debbie Lee. Lori Falk Dave Feick Dondra Fitz Doug Fraser-Lee Dave French Melanie French Mike Gardner Lindsay Gauthier Terry Goddard Diane Greuber Kathy Harris Karen Hart Terry Headlee Linda Helmer Rick Hillock Richard Hinkley Bob Hollingsworth Linda Hollis Robin Hooker Dave Johnson Scott Jones Jeanne Kegley Denice Lee Mary Lemanski Dave Little John Little Pat Malone Tim Maples Cheryl Martin Alice McClelland Mark McHenry Doug McIntosh Barb McMartin Debbie Merrell Debbie Mielke Keith Miller Laurie Miller Kay Mitchell Sandy Mitchell Bob Moss Sharon Neumann Nan Nicholas Tom Nordstrom 1 Tom Nowicki Roger Path Tom Pavlik Terri Pavlov Craig Pelton Vicki Peruski Jeff Pickering Dave Porter Rick Porter Karen Prentice Dave Prevost Michele Priemer Debbie Redpath Sandy Richards Marty Rose A lot of work went into third place. 49 Pam Sanderson Sophomore Class Chief Advisor Mr. Yon, Coordinators Mrs. Bellow. Mr. Den Uyl. Mark Scheffler Gary Schlinkert Susan Schmitt Melissa Schroeder John Schultz Chuck Shagena Eugene Smith Sharon Smith Pam Snyder Vicki Snyder Brian Spencer Loann Spencer Barb Shimmel John Shirkey Gary Siler Helen Small Dennis Smith Don Smith Marcia Storey Mike Sullivan Ernie Swoffer Larry Taylor Mary Tomalo Mark Turnbull 50 Sue Tyler Wayne Tyler Sue VanderMale LouAnn Vansach Bob Van Tiem Bill Van Tiem Joe Vargo Marty Wagar Debbie Warner Lorrie Warsinske Bill Warsinski Carol Warsinski Shelly Watson Mike Westbrook Dee Weymouth Jayne Weymouth Greg White Ed Wieland Carol Zeller Cheryl Zinzo Sophomore Class Advisors: Mr. Puskarich, Mrs. Elsholz, Mr. Houck, Miss Arno, Mr. Elsholz. 51 FRESHMEN Richard Austin Gary Babel Larry Babel Joe Bad ley Owen Baker Pat Baldwin 54 Mary Sawdon, our Freshman Representative, and her escort, Dick DeShon. Karen Carty Jody Chapman Dave Charest Kim Clark Cindy Cline Sherri Coggins 55 Beth DeLine Tom DeNardin Joe Denczek Kathy Diem Annette Dimick Mind your own business! Lynne Dionne Mike Doan Mike Dobbvn Ironsides 56 57 Steering Committee-Back Row: Terry Schoenrock, Jeff Bryan, Tom David Hines Anita Hinkley LouAnn Hollis Loughren. Front Row: Michele D ' Arcy, Valarie Aldridge, Lynn Nordstrom, Merry Visga. Ken Holly Craig Hurley Dan Hyslop Butch Jackson Pat Jakubiak John Jeffries Becky Lambert Mark Landschoot Frank Larned Dennis Jones Jeff Kaiser Rick Kettlewell Errol Kivel Linda Klaas Denise LaGruth Look, everyone! The Great Pumpkin! 58 Which one is the Dummy? Cheryl Lasher Karen Lenn Dale Lindgren Doug Little Kim Logan Tom Loughren Debbie Lucas Jeanne Mackay Kim Mader Ron Marks Rick Mason Linda Massacar Mary McCabe Tim McCurdy Larry McHenry Lucille McIntyre Janet McKinlay Mike McShane Class Officers: Sue Ortmann, Secretary; Tom DeNardin, Vice President; Pat Bier, Treasurer; Rich Pietroski, President. Roy Melms Lisa Michalski Brian Miller Holly Miller Debbie Moran Kim Mowat 59 LuAnn Pastor Gail Patton Don Payionk Dale Perry John Pidick R ich Pietroski Bonnie Porter Kathy Prentice ChrisPutze Howard Quant ... . Ninth grade class advisors: Mr. MacDonald, Mrs. Blackney, Dr. Misenar, Mrs. McCall, Chief Advisor. 60 Steve Sheldon Don Smith Vicki Smith Sue Smyth Dave Sparling Cathy Stager Ron Stager Ninth grade class advisors: Mrs. Burns, Mr. McDevitt, Mrs. Bednar, Mr. Salvo. 61 Shelley Weir Pearl Westbrook Camera shy? Dan Woolman Deb Worley Dan Wright Kevin Wriaht Peggy Wright Kevin Zepp Sandy Ziots I guess I ' ll write to Ann Landers for help. 62 Education is the answer to all problems if we use our knowledge intelligently and with maturity. Mrs. Bellow B JS English 11 Yearbook Sophomore Class Coordinator Viking Advisor ASK WHY OF EVERYTHING LET YOUR MIND Mrs. Bednar B 5 English, 9, 1 1 Freshman Class Advisor Education is a process, not a product. Education is an introduction to life. Mr. Patterson BS. English 9, 10 Junior Class Advisor Swim Coach Education is the means that keeps man one generation away from barbarism. Mr. MacDonald Ph.B. English 9, 12 Freshman Class Advisor Senior Plav Advisor YOUR MIND TOUCHES AND TOUCH EVERYTHING Mr. Houck B.A. English 10, 1 1 Sophomore Class Advisor Varsity Baseball (head) Coach Varsity Football (assistant) Coach Education is the process of acquiring knowledge to pursue and appreciate a happy and meaningful life. A Refined Language Miss Yak es Education is what no one can force us to accept , but what no one can afford to be without. B.A., Assoc, in Ed. Speech I, II Junior Class Advisor Debate and Forensics Advisor Junior Play Director 66 lomes in Many Forms Miss Arno Education is mental growth. B.A. French I, II Spanish I Sophomore Class Advisor French Club Advisor Assistant Ski Club Advisor Miss Vivian Education is inescapable. B.A., M.A. Spanish I, II, III Journalism Senior Class Coordinator Amplifier Advisor Quill and Scroll Advisor Mrs. Gorham Education is an investment for the future. QS. Librarian Junior Class Coordinator National Honor Society Advisor 67 Leaders in Science... Miss Fedraw Education is discovering that what you have learned is only a stepping stone toward further learning. B 5. Biology General Science Senior Class Advi� r Ski Club Mrs. Rycroft Education is the act or process of importing or acquiring general knowledge to prepare oneself intellectually for mature life . BS. Chemistry Physics Physical Science Mr. McKeand Education is having an open mind and keeping up on things. BS. Chemistry Physics Physical Science 68 ...and Math Mrs. Elsholz Education is learning to live with others in the world today and preparing for tomorrow. B.S Math II Algebra I Practical Math Sophomore Class Advisor Cheerleading Coach Mr. Yon Education is acquiring the ability to adapt to any situation. B.S.; M.A. Geometry A Igebra 1,11 Trigonometry Sophomore Class, Chief Advisor Mr. Puskarich Education is learning how to do what you ' ve got to do, when you don ' t want to do it BS. Math I Basic Math Sophomore Class Advisor 69 VOCATIONAL ARTS Mr. Philp Education is the re suit of the tuition paid in the school of experience-a never-ending adventure. B£.,M.A. Architectural Drawing Cooperative Education Senior Class Advisor Dr. Den Uyl Education is our only hope. B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts Vocational Machine Shop Sophomore Class Coordinator Freshman Football Coach Varsity Golf Coach Mr. Elsholz Education is never-ending growth. BS., M.A. Vocational Drafting Mechanical Drawing Sophomore Class Advisor 70 TRADES OF MANY MINDS Mr. Harrold B.B.E. Bookkeeping Typing General Business Junior Class Chief Advisor Student Council Advisor JV Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Education is training and experiences to help one lead a more productive and enjoyable life. Mr. Suprenant Education is the basic building block necessary for a civilized society. BS. Industrial Arts Junior Class Coordinator Mr. Collard B.S., M.A. Office Practice Typing I, II Shorthand Senior Class Chief Advisor Education is imperative in our pr esent shrinking , complex world. An enlightened populous with an abiding faith in God is the principal hope of a fearful mankind. Miss Mullen Education is no longer a luxury but a necessity. BS. Homemaking 1,11 Child Development Family Living Junior Class Advisor 71 MAN LEARNS Mr. Wheeler Education is the key to your present and future. B.S.; M.A. American History Government Social Problems Senior Class Coordinator Mr. McDevitt Education is the training and disciplining of a person , both mentally and physically, to prepare him for his station in life. B.A.; M.A. Economics General Business Physical Education Freshman Advisor Head Coach Basketball Asst. Coach Varsity Football 72 FROM THE PAST Mrs. Black ney Education is a continuous process from cradle to grave B.A.; M.A. Social Studies 9 Freshman Coordinator Mr. Skrzyniarz Education is progress. BS. World History Social Studies 9 Junior Class Advisor Asst. Coach JV Football JV Baseball Mr. Martin Education is the process of teaching the individual the best way to carry out his responsibilities for living in a free and democratic society BA. American History Junior Class Coordinator 73 Education is the process of learning to think , plan, and act intelligently while solving problems in an efficient manner . Mrs. Burns BS.;M A. Physical Education Freshman Advisor GAA Advisor Mr. Lem ire B.S.; M.A. Physical Education World History Junior Class Advisor Freshman Football Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Education is the sum total of all experiences, involving change, for the betterment of society. GYM CLASSES 74 Education is the complete number of experiences encountered by an individual during his lifetime. Mr. Braun B£.;M.A. Physical Education Senior Class Advisor Varsity Club Advisor Head Football Coach Wrestling Coach Head Track Coach Athletic Director Mr. Venia Education is a continuing process we never finish learning. BS. Physical Education Geometry Varsity Football Coach ARE ON THE GO! 75 Counselors Give Aid With A Smil Mr. Quinlan Education is in the process of changing more towards the needs of all students , not just for the college-bound students. Education must be relevant to the students. BS. Social Studies English A.B. Guidance Senior Class Coordinator National Honor Society Advisor Education is a learning process that encompasses not only the classroom but the community and the whole world outside. Mrs. Lorraine McPherson, Mrs. Betty McMartin, Kitchen Helpers; Mrs. Irene Osentoski, Assistant Cook. A LITTLE HELP Mrs. Isabelle Mallwitz Cook Manager Mr. Neil Haney Audio-Visual Co-ordinator Mrs. Dolores Cummings School Nurse GOES A Mr. John Hurley Bus Contractor LONG WAY Mr. Robert Watson and Mr. Harold Smith Mr. Russell Watson Superintendent of Maintenance 79 Service With a Smile 80 It’s a Small World Schuman, a senior, flew to is summer for six weeks with lerican Institute for Foreign Study. ile she was in Europe, she visited Switzerland, France and England. in City in sailed ihe also In France the group visited such places “dace of J, Lynn went 82 Viking Staff In Action A typing error at deadline time causes grief for Charleen McHenry. Pat Siemen and Vickie Cash record names on index cards. Looking over completed ad pages are Kay Editors Kay Robbins, Barb Carrier and Charleen McHenry surprise Mrs. Bellow Sprotberry, Ingrid Yon and Elaine Shimmel. with a Happy Birthday. Lorraine Butler, Kathy Brown, Diane Wojcik and Chris Blues work after school. Devotion and dedication, along with moments of tears and joy by staff members, has produced as an end result-this book. To celebrate the school ' s 50 th year, the staff wanted a special book. Color pictures, ads, more pages were included and new photography equipment was acquired. Work was begun last spring for this year ' s edition. Tragedies arose often, but the final product is the proof of success. Honor Voll m i -Bryc i Ji a eri JO rydCL. ZitKie Cash Ire ' ■ lor flichele T)A ' Rlu ' Rath Ha.r-te . ) T)enise Head lee Kim Z_ehTo een Os ' irandetr Zynn Qdhuuma n Kt Sue. n }«er ?e.n yfcu.rn ' D Th dry I hornpson Cheryl Wi Ison BoJb Wo 1 1 ' Tb.m Wrinkle 83 Fifth Row: Joel Venia, Chip Porter, Rick DeNardin, Dave French, Dave Prevost, Ken Borgman, Scott Jones, Richard Pietroski, Jim Bier. Fourth Row: Fred Gaffney, Dick DeShon, Terry Whiting, John Jeffries, Dan Woolman, Mark Neal, Carson Honberger, Gary Schlinkert, Pat Curley, Bob Donaldson. Third Row: Jim Stephens, Carl Nordstrom, Pam Partain, Roxanne Partain, Sandy Richards, Dondra Fitz, Sue Schmitt, Mary Tomalo, Kay Sprotberry, Lynn Schuman. Second Row: Jeanne Mackay, Pat Gaffney, Liz Morand, Mary Sawdon, Elaine Durrant, Wendy Feick, Karan Bergstrom, Vicky Bowen, Mary Jo Salerno, Darci Danhausen, Kim Mowatt, Debbie Worley. First Row: Karen Hurley, Linda Green, Cindy MacDonald, Barb Carrier, Secretary; Mr. Harrold, Advisor; Sandy Vince, President; Pat Pavlov, Treasurer; Mary Thompson, Pam Bryan, Charleen McHenry. Not Pictured: Paul Wessel, Vice-President; Craig Teeple, Bruce Sawdon, Barry Brockdorff, Dave Quaine, Bud Rutkofske, Ed Wieland, Craig Herbert. Council Gives The Students A Voice The 1970-71 Student Council started the year off right with a beautiful 50th year Homecoming celebration. The committee, headed by Cindy MacDonald, decided on the theme ' Those Were the Days. The parade for the public and students of Marysville made Homecoming 1970 a great success. The annual Christmas Dance was next on the agenda. Dreams of a White Christmas was chaired by Mary Thompson. The dance, which was held at the Marysville Intermediate School, was highlighted by a visit from our very own Santa Claus. The many accomplishments of this year ' s Student Council were the renting of vending machines, the selling of beanies and T-shirts, and also the establishment of a noon-hour program in the recreation room. Viking Week was again a success as a result of a combined effort of all the members and Chairman Bruce Mr. Harrold, Advisor. Goodin. 84 Pat Pavlov Treasurer Fifth Row: Mike Pohl, Barry Brockdorff, Bruce Goodin, Mark Crawford. Fourth Row: John Folco, Mike Balon, Bob Moss, Ron Marks, Bill Sawdon. Third Row: Mark McHenry, Steve Sawdon, Mike Dobbyn, Jane Harmon, Beth Knox. Second Row: Mark Turnbull, John Schultz, Tim Collard, Lori Falk, Denice Lee. First Row: Linda Klaas, Sherri Coggins, Heather Thorner, Terri Boehm, Kathy Crowley. Not Pictured: Marie Czarnecki, Bob Gilroy, Kim Logan, Joe Eagen, Mike Eagen. Barb Carrier Secretarv 85 National Honor Society Requires Leadership, Service, Character, Honor Third Row: Ron Feick, Joe Venia, Sandy Vince, Mike Kota, Brinton Butler, Tom Porter, Jim Butler, Tom Philp, Jim Bier. Second Row: Mike Balon, Diana Phillips, Jane Harmon, Carol Sprotberry, Charleen McHenry, Ruth Hartel, Kay Sprotberry, Dan Tobiczyk. First Row: Renee DeLano, Corresponding Secretary; Ingrid Yon, Vice-President; Ken Borgman, President; Lynn Schuman, Treasurer; Linda Smith, Recording Secretary. Absent: Mike Pohl. NHS performs a scene from their Christmas program for the Women ' s Club. Third Row: Lorraine Butler, Rick Kern, Pat McCarthy. Second Row: Wendy Feick, Karen Killian, Pam Bryan. First Row: Pat Gaffney, Darci Danhausen, Mary Jo Salerno, Wendy Breckner. Third Row: Bruce Goodin, Tom Brideau, Dave French. Second Row: Alice McClelland, Linda Siler, Janet Buelow, Cheri Bryda. First Row: Karen Hurley, Diane Wojcik, Julie Wahl, Elaine Shimmel. 86 Quill and Scroll - Leaders in Journalism The old members: Charleen McHenry, Barb Carrier, Kay Robbins. Kay cut the cake. The new members: Janette Venia, Mary Thompson, Lynn Schuman, Jane Harmon, Janet Reid, Pam Bryan. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. The purpose of the society is to reward and encourage individual achievement in journalism. The Omer P. Bartow chapter of Quill and Scroll was chartered on October 15, 1964. To become a member, a student must be of junior or senior qualification and in the upper third of his high school class. He also must have done distinctive work in some phase of high school journalism. He must be recommended for membership by the advisor of journalism work in his high school and he must be approved as being worthy of membership by the society ' s executive officer. Membership in Quill and Scroll involves a responsibility which members must not forget— the duty to devote oneself to the welfare of the school and to any other group or community to which a person may later belong. To be a leader in a real sense, a member must acquire background for judging and interpreting the events of the day. At Marysville High School the new Quill and Scroll members are given a surprise initiation. They also receive a monthly Quill and Scroll magazine and a silver charm. 87 Open a Book to a World of your Own Janice Engelgau, Jean Langolf, Ruth Knox, and Christy Burch. Barb McMartin, Dana Bradley, Pam Garrett, Cheri Bryda, Linda Green, Dawn Ganley, and Patti Stephens. 88 AMPLIFIER Staff Keeps the Presses Rolling Editorial Board: Amplifier editors Mary Thompson, Pam Bryan, Janette Venia. Advisor Miss Vivian. Senior Edition editors Jane Harmon, Charleen McHenry, Janet Reid. Working on editorials are Cindy Sawdon and Ingrid Yon. Photographer Jim Bier (right) also covered sports events with Tom Brideau and Chet Sturdevant. Feature writers this year were Charla Wolfe and Wendy Feick. Pat Smith and Chris Czostkowski served as typists. Lynn Schuman worked on exchanges while Ruth Knox assisted in news writing. 89 1 - Pam Bryan, President; 2 - Karen Hurley, Vice-President; 3 - Mary Jo Salerno, Secretary; 4 - Chris Goodmen, Treasurer; 5 - Jean Langolf, 6 - Craig Pattison, Parliamentarian; 7 - Ingrid Yon, Historian; 8 - Linda Smith, 9 - Ruth Hartel, 10 - Ellen Bowie, 11 - Sue Schmitt, 12 - Diane Wojcik, 13 - Maureen Lower, 1 4 - Elaine Shimmel, 15 - Kay Sprotberry, 16 - Pat Siemen, 17- Micki Striker, 18 - Vicki Peruski, 19 - Karan Bergstrom, 20 - Debbie Lee, 21 - Jan DeNardin, 22 - Dawn Ganley, 23 - Kathy Harris, 24 - Jodi Bacher, 25 - Janet Buelow, 26 Debbie Redpath, 27 - Carol Zeller, 28 - Barb Shimmel, 29 - Lorraine Butler, 30 - Pam Sanderson, 31 Marcia Storey, 32 - Alice McClelland, 33 - Amy Butler, 34 - Kelly Mader. Pam, aren ' t you supposed to run the meetings? FUTURE TEACHERS IGNITE Teachers’ Aides The Future Teachers of America assisted in two very important activities at MHS. These included helping with the registration and procedure of the Parent-Teacher Conferences in November and co-sponsoring the annual football banquet. The FTA also visited the campus of Central Michigan University at Mt. Pleasant. Back Row: Chris Goodman, Treasurer; Mary Jo Salerno, Secretary; Ingrid Yon, Historian; Craig Pattison, Parliamentarian. Front Row: Pam Bryan, President; Mrs. McCall, Advisor; Karen Hurley, Vice-President. Janet DeNardin Senior Craig Pattison Junior 91 A Little Bit of France Comes to Marysville Back Row: Sue Ortmann, Dondra Fitz, Lori Falk, Kathy Harris, Wendy Feick, Debbie Lee, Chris Blues, Beth DeLine, Pam Partain. Front Row: Mike Stout, Dave Schmitt, Dave Ash pole, Richard Hinkley, Kay Robbins, Vice-President; Secretary; Roxanne Partain, President; Cindy MacDonald, Treasurer; Bob Simmons, Mark Ronan, Ken Rivard, Doug Little. Miss Arno was the advisor this year. 92 Future Nurses--A Chance to Help Back Row: Advisor, Mrs. Cummings, Brenda English, Lucille McIntyre, Nancy Fetting, Sharon Neumann, Karen Lenn, Point Keeper. Front Row: Roberta Robison, Laura Beam, Mary Nelson, Secretary-Treasurer; Denise Headlee, President; Valarie Aldridge, Vice-President. Absent: Debbie Lucas, Carol Warsinske. 93 GAA Girls Combine Athletic Swim Show - On the diving board: Peggy Wolfe, Amy Butler, Karan Bergstrom. Kneeling: M a ry Tomalo, Kathy Brown, Denise Headlee, Barb Shimmel, Sherry Dukette. vj Varsity Volleyball Team - Back Row: Karen Quaine, Manager; Debbie Mielke, Pam Bryan, Sandy Richards, Alice McClelland, Charla Wolfe. Front Row: Amy Butler, Lorraine Butler, Ruth Hartel, Chris Czostkowski, Robin Pentland, Janet Buelow, Marie Czarnecki. Swim Show - Back Row: Ruth Hartel, Linda Smith, Jackie Warner, Diana Phillips, Charla Wolfe, Terri MacDonald, Jane Thompson. Front Row: Kay Sprotberry, Elaine Shimmel. Junior Varsity Volleyball Team - Third Row: Vicki Snyder, Manager; Cheri Bryda, Marcia Storey, Kim Mader. Second Row: Anita Hinkley, Lorrie Warsinske, Vicky Bowen, Mary Tomalo. First Row: LouAnn Vansach, Peggy Wolfe, Karan Bergstrom, Linda Goddard, Ann Golubinski. Junior Varsity Softball Team - Third Row: Mary Tomalo, Sue Scheffler, Beth Knox, Denise Headlee, Linda Goddard. Second Row: LouAnn Vansach, Manager; Peggy Wolfe, Linda Green, Charla Wolfe, Pam Wright. First Row: Lucille McIntyre, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Cheryl Muldermans. Varsity Softball Team - Third Row: Chris Czostkowski, Ellen Bowie, Pam Bryan. Second Row: Ruth Hartel, Linda Smith, Terri MacDonald. First Row: Debbie Warner, Manager; Ann Golubinski. Absent: Debbie Mielke, Pat Smith, Kathy Wagar. 94 Ability and Recreation Varsity Field Hockey Team - Back Row: Debbie Mielke, Karan Bergstrom, Vicky Bowen, Pam Wright, Mary Tomalo. Front Row: Ruth Hartel, Linda Green, Ellen Bowie, Chris Czostkowski, Pam Bryan, Linda Smith. Jackie Warner, Roberta Robison Terri Pavlov, Mary McCabe Melanie French, Karen Erno Anita Hinkley, Ellen Bowie, Fran Blues Loann Spencer, LouAnn Vansach, Debbie Mielke. Absent: Cheryl Muldermans Junior Varsity SOCCER Team Junior Varsity Basketball Team - Third Row: Kim Mader, Dee Weymouth, Debbie Mielke, Lori Falk, Sandy Richards. Second Row: Marcia Storey, Amy Butler, Lorraine Butler, Sue Scheffler, Janet Buelow, Marie Czarnecki. First Row: Alice McClelland, Sue Ortmann, Debbie Warner, Francy Wagar, Karen Quaine. Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team Back Row: Jeanne Mackay, Barb Shimmel, Peggy Wright, Karen Quaine, Debbie Warner. Front Row: Linda Massacar, Kathy Diem, Lorraine Butler, Diane Wojcik, Alice McClelland. Absent: Denise Headlee, Anne Borowski. Varsity Soccer Team - Back Row: Sue Ortmann, Lori Gaw, Cheryl Lasher, Sue Scheffler, Dee Weymouth, Kris Thibdaue, Kathy Vanlerberghe. Front Row: Linda Smith, Amy Butler, Janet Buelow, Kim Logan, Debbie Worley. Absent: Heather Thorner, Nancy Fetting. Varsity Basketball Team - Third Row: Ann Golubinski, Linda Smith, Terri MacDonald, Pat Smith, Linda Green. Second Row: Robin Pentland, Ruth Hartel, Ellen Bowie, Kathy Wagar. First Row: Cindy MacDonald, Jackie Warner. Absent: Beth Knox. Mrs. Burns dedicated many hours of work to help make this year ' s GAA a success. Special thanks should also go to the 1970-71 GAA officers: Linda Smith, President; Linda Green, Vice-President; Pam Bryan, Secretary; Janet Buelow, Corresponding Secretary; Ellen Bowie, Treasurer. 95 96 Downhill All The Way Fourth Row: Debbie Worley, Larry Bassett, Mike Ahles, Mark Landschoot, Mike Pohl, Terry Schoenrock, Phil Ahles, Rick Kettlewell, Ellen Bowie, Janet Buelow. Third Row: Jeanne Mackay, Terri Boehm, Karen Wilson, Carol Warsinski, Mary Tomalo, Chris Goodmen, Mary Jo Salerno, Linda Smith, Sue Schmitt, Vicky Bowen, Heather Thorner. Second Row: Miss Fedraw, Lorrie Warsinske, Melanie French, Sue VanderMale, Dondra Fitz, Lori Falk, Denise Lapointe, Diana Phillips, Jodi Bacher, Pam Sanderson, Mary Sawdon, Karen Lenn, Miss Arno. First Row: Sheila Gates, Diane Weymouth, Karan Bergstrom, Bruce Goodin (Vice-President), Cindy MacDonald (President), Sandy Richards (Secretary), Denice Lee, Marie Czarnecki, Amy Butler. Not pictured: George Bowring, Brenda English, Mike Gardner, Karen Killian, Becky Lambert, Tim Maples, Deb Mielke, Bill Sawdon, Lynn Schuman, Mike Thomas, Jane Thompson, Joe Vargo, Dennise Weymouth, Mark Willis. Debate and Forensics _ - Standing: Linda Green, Kerry Stepka, Valarie Aldridge, Marshall Donaldson, Perry Bellow. Sitting: Miss Vakes, Advisor. Not Pictured: Jim Schlinkert, Debbie Mielke. Kerry Stepka and Jim Schlinkert prepare for a debate. What are you so afraid of, Valarie? Linda Green gives affirmative side on the topic ' ' Pollution. 98 Words War Bob Thompson, Karen Hurley, Ruth Hartel. Miss Kathrine Vakes-- Advisor Jim Schlinkert, Marshall Donaldson. Dan Hyslop, Forensics is more than just talk I Mary Nelson . The 1971 Forensics Team was small but active. This year Perry Bellow represented MHS in Declamation, while Jim Schlinkert participated in Boys ' Original Oratory. Dan Hyslop placed first in Radio Newscasting and Marshall Donaldson took second. Serious Interpretation had Karen Hurley claiming first place and Ruth Hartel taking second place. Storytelling was represented by Lorrie Kammer, placing first and Kelly Mader, second. These Kelly Mader, Lorrie Kammer, Carol Warsinski. placings were in the local contest. The Junior Class Presents... Vickie taped the snowflakes, Holly put them up, Linda supervised and the on are they? snowman smiled on. Chris always managed to have fun no matter Joe, Dave, and Rick spent a lot of time constructing the igloo, how tedious the job. Kathy and Robin prepared the snowmen for their big debut. Believe it or not, Ruth finally finished glittering her pile of snowflakes. 100 Mr. and Mrs. Harrold made sure that Heather enjoyed her first prom. The sleigh was a favorite picture-taking spot; just ask Dave and Terri. VOCATIONAL CLASSES- Dennis Parniske and Dave Scheff ler run the blueprinting machine for Drafting. Baking cookies is one part of Mike Thomas ' s training at Quantity Foods. saw in Carpentry. Mrs. Stringer watches Trudy Swanson carve a turkey. 102 MHS Students Are On The Job Ken Diem, Dennis Camp- bell, and John Hurley work together on a Drafting project. Rick Nelson and Charlie Schell know that accuracy is important in Carpentry. Miss Beeler aids Dana Bradley and Pat Squires with the mani- kins. Paul Welser, Bud Rutkofske, and Dennis Tebeau find Machine Trades interesting. Furnace repair is part of George Bowring ' s instruction in Building ai j Ground Maintenance. Dan Young, Mr. Hayes, Mark Willis, Peter Dionne, and Ernie Swoffer (kneeling) inspect the frame of a car in Auto Mechanics. Keith Lawrence finishes his second year of Landscaping under Mr. Nafrady. 103 We’ve Got Spirit! Fourth Row: Ron Terry, Bob Colgan, Mark Evans, Carson Honberger, Brian McLellan, Ron Feick, Tom Brideau, Bob Wollen, Tim Collard, Valarie Aldridge. Third Row: Wendy Miller, Alice McClelland, Peggy Wright, Marcia Storey, Ellen Bowie, Linda Helmer, Cheryl Gilroy, Terri MacDonald, Helen Small, Loann Spencer. Second Row: Sue Ortmann, Liz Morand, Linda Smith, Charla Wolfe, Linda Klaas, Shelley Weir, Kathy Vanlerberghe, Chris Goodmen. First Row: Sheila Gates, Jane Harmon, Julie Wahl, Debbie Billiet, Linda Anthony, Kathy Brown, Dondra Fitz, Debra Redpath,Sue VanderMale, Russ Cataldo, Sergeant-at-Arms; Bruce Goodin, President; Cynthia MacDonald, Secretary; Mr. Houck, Advisor; Melanie French, Treasurer; Richard Balinski Vice-President. Fourth Row: Bob Nelson, Craig Teeple, John Folco, Sandy Vince, Mark Neal, Ken Borgman, Chip Porter, Rick White, Bob Simmons, Bill Bitzinger, Greg White, Joel Venia. Third Row: Gail Colgan, Lorrie Warsinske, Wendy Breckner, Pat Pavlov, Janet Buelow, Amy Butler, Debbie Lee, Sue Schmitt, Vicki Peruski. Second Row: Charleen McHenry, Eileen Ostrander, Denice Lee, Denise Lapointe, Vicky Bowen, Dee Weymouth, Diana Phillips, Jodi Bacher, Pam Sanderson, Pam Wright. First Row: Debbie Merrell, Karan Bergstrom, Cindy Cline, Nancy Fetting, Michele D ' Arcy, Cheryl Muldermans, Lori Falk, Terri Pavlov, Mary Tomalo. Not pictured: Mike Baton, Cornelia Bishop, Chris Blues, Lorraine Butler, Pat Curley, Barb Carrier, Jean Langolf, Stan Mieksztyn, Mary Nelson, Chuck Osentoski, Kay Robbins, Bill Sawdon, Dave Scheffler, Lynn Schuman, Chuck Shagena, Guy Thibodeau, Mike Thomas, Janette Venia, Dennise Weymouth, BaiTy Brockdorff, Jane Breckner, Kris Thibdaue, Sherry Dukette, Linda Horth, Dave Barber, Sandy Richards. 104 THERE’S ALWAYS A MURDER Standing: Ron Kukulka, Diana Phillips, Mary Thompson, Lynn Schuman. Seated: Barb Carrier, Brinton Butler, Sandy Vince, Charleen McHenry, Janette Venia. Not pictured: Jerry Parker. The Cast Steve Haywood Sandy Vince Rosalind Janette Venia Drucilla Taylor Barb Carrier Kim Taylor Brinton Butler Mrs. Biddle Mary Thompson Katherine Horton Charleen McHenry Mrs. Merrygold Lynn Schuman Henrietta Smythe Diana Phillips Mulligan Ron Kukulka Inspector O ' Reilly Jerry Parker Assistant Director Mark Neal Prompters Linda Smith Julie Wahl Director Mr. MacDonald $ it A Trained Voice Is a Treasure Mike gave a Christmas reading. Practice makes perfect! Third Row: Milton Van Tiem, Terry Durrant, Mike Baton, Don Durrant, Barry Woods, Bob Small, Perry Bellow, Mike Sparling, Bill Warsinski, Dave Sparling. Second Row: Cathy Van Dusen, Sandy Ziots, Laura Beam, Mary Nelson, Vicki Smith, Marion Rau, Christy Burch, Denise Ramsey, Donna Mitchell, Pat Epperson. First Row: Elaine Shimmel, Accompanist; Mr. Salvo, Director; Karen Lenn, Trudy Swanson, Lorrie Kammer, Mary Jo Salerno, Cheryl Gentner, Julie Wahl, Carol Warsinski, Janice Sparling. Not Pictured: Terry Harris, Tim McCurdy, Joseph Denczek, John Boshart, Mel Anglebrandt. Our Accompanists: Mary Jo and Elaine. 106 P FRONT .1 . r r Fifth Row: Vickie Cash, Melissa Schroeder. Fourth Row: Chris Blu , Valarie Aldridge, Sue VanderMale. ThirB Row: Carol Zeller, Mary Sawdon. Second Row: Elaine Durrant, Sheila Gates. First Row: Kay Robbins, Drum Majorette. ror school ba For the first time in the history of the 100I, the majorettes twirled during If-times at Marysville home basketball pes. This added a new dimension to 5 basketball games at M.HS. Senior members of the majorette squad this year are Sheila Gates, Elaine Durrant, and Kay Robbins, Drum Majorette. - %m Band Celebrates Our Golden Year v ,i � S; J V ! T Yi «i f£ i i|l. i -fi i % • ■ ■ • . - ' €• - V V : .-fii V 1 � � . - 1 � In the 50 formation, from the top of the 5: Tim McCurdy, Terri MacDonald, Dianne Curtis, Ingrid Yon, Charleen McHenry, Melanie French, Carol Warsinske, Mark McHenry, Lorraine Butler, Lou Ann Hollis, Carol Sprotberry, Keith Miller, Lee Teichman, Bill Bitzinger, Dick Bitzinger, Tim Collard, Craig Hurley, Dennis Smith, Don Dimick, Bruce Goodin, Cindy MacDonald, Stan Mieksztyn, Tom Philp, Dave Feick, Mike DeLine, Pete Collard, Bob Wollen. From the bass drum, left to right: Mike McShane, Elaine Shimmel, Mary Jo Salerno, Julie Wahl, Debbie Worley, Bill Warsinske, Jeff Henschel, Tom Pavlik, Larry McHenry, Kim Mader, Mark Ftonan, Amy Butler, Kay Sprotberry, Kelly Mader, Carol Brotherton, Chet Sturdevant, Linda Hollis, Cheryl Muldermans, Karan Bergstrom, Holly Miller, Barb Shimmel, Debbie Mielke, Kathy Brown. Not Pictured: Ron Kukulka, Paul Hollis, Doug Peters, Carol Zeller, Melissa Schroeder, Sheila Gates. Our band director, Mr. Salvo. The MHS band, headed by drum majorette Kay Robbins, led the Homecoming parade. That evening at the football game against St. Clair, they presented a half-time show entitled Those Were the Days. The band also participated in the Richmond Good Ole Days parade and band days at the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University. 108 Pep Band Keeps The Beat! o • i m m Third Row: Bruce Goodin, Bob Wollen, Paul Hollis, Larry McHenry, Tim Collard, Kathy Brown. Second Row: Mark Ronan, Craig Hurley, Dave Feick, Cindy MacDonald, Don Dimick, Dennis Smith, Tom Pbilp, Chester Sturdevant. First Row: Tim McCurdy, Kay Sprotberry, Ingrid Yon, Lorraine Butler, Charleen McHenry, Julie Wahl, Kelly Mader. Let ' s take it from the top! 1, 2, 3 Hit it! We ' re the pied-pipers. This year ' s radiant Queen Wendy Miller reigned over the memorable 1970 Homecoming. Surrounding her is her lovely court. Standing at Queen Wendy ' s right is Mary Sawdon, a most enthusiastic Freshman majorette. Continuing clockwise. Sophomore Melanie French represented her class not only as a homecoming representative, but also as a class officer. Wendy Breckner, a most charming Senior candidate, represented her class well. Lovely Linda Siler is the third senior candidate, who, with her warm smile, graced the court. Also a senior member of the court is Elisabeth Morand, who is our exchange student from France. Lovely Beth Knox, representing the Junior Class, added the final touch of elegance. in 112 Homecoming No Lion; We ' re Roaring for a Victory placed first in the annual homecoming float competition. The Senior float was constructed at Janet Reid ' s home and many Seniors contributed their time and effort in making the float successful. First prize of twenty-five dollars was awarded to the Senior Class. Volkswagens disguised as baby bulls illustrated the spirit of the Varsity Club. Number 36 represents our mighty fullback, Don Goniwicha. Tying for third place was the float by the Sophomores which was located at Denise Lapointe s home. The Sophomore Class received a prize of ten dollars. The Cheerleaders ' float, entitled Cheer ' Em On To Victory, was another competing entry this year. It was assembled at Janette Venia ' s home. Homecoming festivities began with the Thursday evening Viking March. The cheerleaders and the Varsity football players led the march through Marysville, stopped at the designated class areas, and then proceeded to the stadium for a short, but spirited, pep rally. Friday followed with a parade in the afternoon organized by our Student Council and led by our ever-faithful MHS Band. The parade required much planning and hard work, but it paid off with the beautiful showing of homecoming floats and, of course, our lovely class representatives. Mr. Viking made his first appearance of the season at the afternoon pep rally. Dean Smith carried the head on his shoulders and also took delight in wearing the ancient Anglo-Saxon attire which was designed and constructed by Senior Bob Rowe. Spirit rose sky high and the afternoon pep rally proved to be a success. Highlights Only the Strong Survive was the Junior Class theme. The Juniors were awarded fifteen dollars for their second place showing in the contest. The assembling of the float took place at Chris Goodmen ' s home, where much planning was done to create such an original theme and design. The other Varsity Club contribution was a VW representing powerful halfback Number 48, Ron Kukulka. Spirit was certainly plentiful at the game. Cheering echoed through the stadium and our team played as proud Vikings should. We emerged as victors, with the score Marysville 41-St. Clair 12. Pre-game activities included the presentation of homecoming queens from the past ten years. Half-time ceremonies provided excitement for all. The speaker announced the float winners and the band advanced to its place on the field. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of our 1970 Homecoming Queen-lovely Wendy Miller. Queen Wendy and her court reigned over the annual homecoming dance where music was provided by a rock band called the ' ' Northwest Passage. Each representative, accompanied by her escort, walked the golden path to the throne. Cindy MacDonald, together with the Student Council, was largely responsible for the well-planned organization of homecoming events. In years to come, memories of Homecoming 1970 will fondly be recalled. Also tying for third place was the Art Club float. The construction site was Cornelia Bishop ' s home, and the Art Club received a ten-dollar prize. Although their float failed to place, the Freshmen showed a great deal of homecoming spirit. The float was constructed at Pam Partain ' s home. Those Were the Days” 114 First Downs Rushing First Downs Passing First Downs Penalties Total First Downs Yards Gained Rushing Yards Gained Passing Total Yards Gained Passes Attempted Passes Completed Paul Welser Chip Porter Keith Lawrence John Delor Rick White Dan Cooper Don Goniwicha VIKINGS SHOW POWER! Fourth Row: Trainer Mike Thomas, Randy Wheeler, Doug Wilson, Brinton Butler, Keith Lawrence, John Delor, Bob Small, Mark Neal, Tom Porter, Dave Quaine. Third Row: Coach McDevitt, Ron Feick, Larry Giles, Pat Curley, Dave Schmitt, John Folco, Ray Cataldo, Pat McCarthy, Russ Cataldo, Carl Nordstrom, Coach Venia. Second Row: Coach Braun, Dail Stump, Rick DeNardin, Jim Butler, Paul Welser, Bryan Klaas, Rick Kern, Bob Gilroy, Steve Kaiser, Carson Honberger, Dennis Parniske, Coach Houck. First Row: Joe Venia, Dan Cooper, Rick White, Mike Kota, Chip Porter, Don Goniwicha, Ken Borgman, Ron Kukulka, Denny Barbe, Alex Thompson. Not Pictured: Richard Balinski. Head Viking Coach Walt Braun MHS 14 Clintondale OPP. 20 44 Marine City 6 14 Chippewa Valley 28 27 Cros-Lex 0 41 St. Clair 12 35 Anchor Bay 14 34 P.H. Catholic 18 36 Algonac 18 27 Romeo 12 Assistant Football Coaches: Coach McDevitt, Coach Houck, Coach Venia. 120 Mr. Stephens presents Don Goniwicha and Chip Porter with captains ' awards. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Mike Kota Fred H. Vincent Award Outstanding Interior Lineman Award Carson Honberger Outstanding Defensive Player Award VARSITY MEN GAIN HONORS! Mike Kota holds the Fred H. Vincent Award given by The Times Herald to the player who best combines scholarship, sportsmanship, and ability. Mr. Wiltse awards Don Goniwicha the MacPherson Award. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Ron Kukulka S.C.A.L. Sportsmanship Award Booster Club Sportsmanship Award Don Goniwicha MacPherson Outstanding Player Award Don Goniwicha and Chip Porter Sullivan Captains ' Awards Carl Nordstrom Oil Can Award ALL-CITY TEAM ALL-AREA TEAM Richard Balinski Dan Cooper Don Goniwicha Carson Honberger Mike Kota Ron Kukulka S.C.A.L. ALL-LEAGUE TEAM Richard Balinski Don Goniwicha Mike Kota Ron Kukulka HONORABLE MENTION Dennis Barbe Ken Borgman Dan Cooper Ron Feick Carson Honberger Chip Porter Paul Welser Randy Wheeler Rick White ALL-STATE HONORABLE MENTION Don Goniwicha Mike Kota Ron Kukulka Coach McDevitt congratulates Carson Honberger with the Outstanding Defensive Player Award. Rick DeNardin Carson Honberger Mike Kota Ron Kukulka SECOND TEAM Don Goniwicha Ron Kukulka receives the Booster Club Sportsmanship Award from Mr. Eagen. 121 JV’S ARE ON THE GO! Third Row: Dave Woolman, Dave French, Dan Butler, Tim Evans, Scott Jones, Dave Prevost, Rick Porter, Brian Spencer, Greg White. Second Row: Coach Harrold, Dick DeShon, Dave Barber, Chuck Shagena, Doug Fraser-Lee, Mark McHenry, Steve Sawdon, Bob Moss, Mike Gardner, Coach Skrzyniarz. First Row: Joe Eagen, Tom Nordstrom, Gary Siler, Steve Goniwicha, Denny Putze, Mike Eagen, Joe Vargo, Dave Feick, Mark T urnbull. MHS OPP. 12 Richmond 26 34 Marine City 6 32 Chippewa Valley 24 30 Cros-Lex 0 34 St. Clair 0 38 Anchor Bay 12 28 P.H. Catholic 30 40 Algonac 14 Co-Captains Dave French and Dick DeShon. WE WERE DYNAMITE! MHS OPP. 44 Marine City 14 14 Chippewa Valley 0 20 Cros-Lex 14 2 St. Clair 14 20 Anchor Bay 38 26 P.H. Catholic 12 14 Algonac 30 Captains and Co-Captains: Back Row: Craig Herbert, Dan Stump, Rick Balhoff, Rich Pietroski. Front Row: Craig Teeple, Lenard Balinski, Terry Whiting. Third Row: Dennis Jones, Mark Evans, Brad Wheeler, Jerry Borowski, Tim Collard, Kevin Wright, Mike Dobbyn, Kevin Eagen, Howard Quant, Kevin Zepp. Second Row: Coach Den Uyl, John Jeffries, Jerry LaMarsh, Jeff Henschel, Ron Reid, Gary Weakland, Jeff Bryan, Bob Colgan, Lenard Balinski, Trainer Tom DeNardin, Dan Stump, Coach Lemire. First Row: Craig Herbert, Terry Whiting, Craig Teeple, Rich Pietroski, Gary Babel, Jeff Kaiser, John Tomalo, Brian Miller. Not pictured: Rick Balhoff. 123 VIKINGS ARE GREAT! Varsity Basketball Scores MHS 42 Cros-Lex 48 MHS 68 St. Clair 49 MHS 92 Anchor Bay 48 MHS 56 Algonac 35 MHS 55 PH Catholic 33 MHS 50 Marine City 49 MHS 51 Chippewa Valley 57 MHS 63 Cros-Lex 42 MHS 102 St. Clair 74 MHS 74 Anchor Bay 62 MHS 66 Algonac 77 MHS 55 PH Catholic 57 MHS 62 Marine City 61 MHS 70 Chippewa Valley 62 The Vikings had a very impressive season this year as they battled to undisputed possession of second place. The team demonstrated great potential, spirit, hard work, and team co-operation. Under the fine leadership of Coach McDevitt, the Vikings overwhelmed their opponents. The most impressive player for the Vikings this season was six-foot senior Mark Neal. He led the team in making the most points, steals, rebounds, free throws, and field goals. Mark was the highest scorer this year with 271 points. He also made the most steals with 60. Neal took rebound honors with 185. He totaled 95 field goals and gained a free throw record of 81 for 127 attempts. Sophomore Mark Turnbull had a terrific season. He led the team in making the most assists with 62. By the time Mark reaches his senior year, he should prove to be one of Marysville ' s top basketball players. Co-captains Dan Cooper and Mark Neal inspired the team through the season. After the close of an exciting season this year, the Vikings are looking Brian McLellan, Mark Turnbull, Sandy Vince, Rick DeNardin, Bryan Klaas, Ken Borgman, Dan Cooper, Mark Neal, Dave Scheffler, Bob Simmons, Joel Venia, Trainer Bill Bitzinger. Kneeling: Coach McDevitt. 126 J.V.’s Break Through in First Place mm Marysville High ' s Junior Varsity compiled a 12 and 2 record in league play and an overall total of 14 victories and 2 losses, placing them in first place. Rick Kern led the team with 239 points, followed by Dave Prevost with 168 points. This victory couldn ' t have been possible without the skill and determination of both the team and Coach Lemire. Back Row: Coach Lemire, Dan Butler, Dave Prevost, Mark McHenry, Dave French, Brian Spencer. Front Row: Pat Malone, Rick Kern, Dave Feick, Gary Schlinkert, Dave Porter. 128 Frosh Close Exciting Season Back Row: Terry Whiting, Rich Pietroski, Craig Herbert, Dale Lindgren, Dan Stump, Tim Collard, Howard Hendrick. Front Row: Coach Harrold Jeff Storev. Joe Badley, John Pidick Delano Coleman, Craig Teeple, Tom De Nardin, Mark Evans, Ron Terry, Trainer. Cheerleaders Light the Fire! The 1970-71 Varsity Cheerleaders have been very active. During the summer they attended Camp All-American at Walden Woods, Hartland, Michigan. Our Cheerleaders won two blue ribbons - one for their pom-pom routine and one for talent. While attending camp, the girls learned new cheers, chants and mounts which were more difficult. During the year ' s pep meetings the Cheerleaders entertained us with their two new pom-pom routines - one to the theme record Hawaii 5-0 and the other to Aquarius. The Cheerleaders came up with original themes like Breakfast of Champions. To each of the boys on the basketball team and the coach, they gave a box of Wheaties. This year the Cheerleaders took part in Homecoming activities by entering a big megaphone in the float competition. In addition to the float, the Cheerleaders surprised the Varsity football team by decorating the Varsity locker room. Balloons, posters and crepe paper were used to pep the team to a Viking victory. Our Cheerleaders also contributed to a charitable cause by selling spirit tags. MHS Cheerleaders were very energetic this year. Sharing the honors as the Most Outstanding Cheerleader of 1970-71 are Lynn Schuman and Janette Venia. Varsity Cheerleaders: Dennise Weymouth. Top to Bottom: Lynn Schuman, Diana Phillips, Janette Venia, Terri MacDonald, Chris Goodmen. JV Cheerleaders: Top Row: Vicky Bowen, Dondra Fitz, Susan Schmitt. Bottom Row: Janet Buelow, Vicki Peruski, Amy Butler. 130 Concentration and skill are needed by Dick DeShon in diving competition. Swimmers Have Best Season Endurance is in evidence as Keith Lawrence swims the 400-yard free style. Clintondale - Lost Dennis Tebeau strains through the butterfly leg of the 200-yard individual medley. Mt. Clemens J.V. - Lost River Rouge - Won Willow Run - Lost Warren Woods - Lost Clintondale - Lost Mt. Clemens J.V. - Lost Detroit DeLaSalle - Lost Lakeshore - Lost South Lake • Lost Ecorse - Lost Willow Run - Won South Lake - Won River Rouge - Won Ecorse - Lost Third Row: Doug Fraser-Lee, John Hurley, John Delor, Keith Lawrence, Scott Jones, Mike Stout, Mike DeLine, Dennis Tebeau. Second Row: Coach Patterson, Larry Laidlaw, Tim Evans, Bob Thompson, Manager; Steve Sawdon, Dick DeShon, Dan Tobiczyk. First Row: Jim Bier, John Tomalo, Terry Durrant, Richard Hinkley, Keith Crawford, Steve Endean, Craig Hurley, Tom Philp. Milan Invitational 131 Russ Cataldo, Ron Kukulka, and Richard Balinski have been wrestling for three years. Each of these boys was League Champion and District Champion. Russ holds the best record with 49 wins, 16 losses, and tied 1 Pet. Ron holds the record for the most meet points in one season with 101. Richard holds the record for the most victories with 24. I ■;«; Third Row: Kevin Zepp, Pat McCarthy, Dave Barber, Ed Wieland, Mike Kota, Coach Braun, Larry Giles, Trainer John Folco, Dave Quaine, Bob Colgan. Second Row: Randy Wheeler, Mike Eagen, Steve Kaiser, Ron Kukulka, Paul Welser, Ron Feick. First Row: Skip Endean, Lenard Balinski, Russ Cataldo, Richard Balinski, Ray Cataldo, Mike Sullivan. Not Pictured: Mike Balon, Jerry LaMarsh. 132 Faster Than a Speeding Light... Back Row: Mike Stout, Brian McLellan, Dave Porter, Coach Greg White, Mike Balon, Frank Larned, Dave Little Tom Martin, Tom Brideau, Sandv Vince, Mike Pohl. Front Row: DeNardin, Craig Richards. Algonac They-We 30-25 Lutheran East 28-29 Harper Woods 27-28 46-17 St. Clair 45-18 34-25 Marine City 44-15 Cros-Lex 25-30 Chippewa Valley 39-20 Anchor Bay 25-30 Imlay City 32-27 Overall record 7-4 League record 6-2 League meet-tied for first with Cros-Lex. Top runners Mike Balon, Dave Porter, Sandy Vince. Mike finished 10th to qualify for State Meet. Running our fastest! Congratulations! Everybody relax! Good ' n plenty! Good ' n plentyl 133 VIKING TRACKMEN OUTSTANDING It was a beautiful day for the relays. Returning Senior Lettermen - Back Row: Bruce Goodin, John Vargo,Mike Pohl, Richard Balinski, Russ Cataldo. Front Row: Mike Kota, Jim Butler, Ron Kukulka. DATE OPPONENT TIME March 26 Huron Relays 1:00 p.m. April 2 Spartan Relays 12:00 p.m. April 5 Anchor Bay Conditioning Meet 3:30 p.m. April 12 Harper Woods 2:00 p.m. April 14 Richmond-Romeo-Flint Powers 2:00 p.m. April 16 Mansfield Relays 4:00 p.m. April 17 Mansfield Relays 9:00 a.m. April 21 •Marine City 4:00 p.m. April 24 Marysville Relays 10:00 a.m. April 28 •Chippewa Valley 4:00 p.m. May 1 Central Relays 9.00 p.m. May 4 Anchor Bay Relays 4:00 p.m. May 6 Cros-Lex 4:00 p.m. May 8 Oxford Invitational or Gavel Club Relays 4:00 p.m. May 10 St. Clair 4:00 p.m. May 12 •Anchor Bay 4:00 p.m. May 14 Regional 4:00 p.m May 17 Lutheran East 4:00 p.m. May 19 •Port Huron Catholic 4:00 p.m. May 22 State Finals 10:00 a.m. May 24 •Algonac 4:00 p.m. May 26 S.C.A.L. 2:30 p.m. May 28 S.C.A.L. 2:30 p.m. May 29 Times Herald •S.C.A.L. Meets 11:00 a.m. IN THE FIELD AND ON THE TRACK Coach Braun and Coach McDevitt Captain Jim Butler Laeder Sum ShtlH Jt’f ' L°. hn J !, ff i? S ' J ° hn Folco ’ Dan Stump, Steve Goniwicha, Jeff rEk Pi«J S i a J : J d r ' w™ nk Earned. Th,rd Row: Bob Wollen, Delano Coleman, Bob Nelson. Row: Mike Baion Gary MM. Tim Ev Malf McHem ' y D aveSf Ric rd B inskf ul IM. ' M ke KMa ave Porter , R Ron ' FefckfRuss CataIdo Var9 ° ’ Poh ' ' Ji R ° VARSITY GOLFERS -STRONG TEAM starts his swing for a shot. Dan Tobiczyk checks out his club before continuing play. The experience of this year ' s team with four lettermen and other returning golfers led to an exciting season. The team played hard, hoping to return to compete in the state finals as in the previous season. Outstanding this spring was the fact that the four lettermen for this season will return again next year. Back Row: Coach Den Uyl, Dennis Perry, Bob Simmons, Dan Butler, Front Row: Dave Schmitt, Dan Tobiczyk, Dennis Parniske. TENNIS SWINGS INTO THINGS Third Row: Dave Ashpole, Tom Porter, Craig Hurley, Jerry Parker, Kerry Stepka. Second Row. Mark Ronan, Mark Neal, Pete McMartin, John Hurley, Brinton Butler, Paul Wessel. First Row: Gary Sch linker t, Ken Rowe, Mike Eagen, Brian McLellan Tim Collard Mr. Martin Not Pictured: Mark Crawford, Greg White, Bob Van Tiem, Jim Scnlinkert. The 1971 tennis team had an outstanding season this year. The seniors that helped to give the team a successful season were Mark Neal, Brian McLellan, John Hurley, Pete McMartin, Brinton Butler, Mark Crawford, Paul Wessel, Jerry Parker, Jim Schlinkert, Kerry Stepka. This year ' s team was coached by Mr. Ray Martin. There were many returning lettermen that added to the team ' s success. Next year we hope to see the same effort and team spirit that we had this year. Dave Ashpole Mark NeaiCaptain VARSITY BASEBALL CHARGES INTO ACTION Third Row: Doug Wilson, Ken Borgman, Randy Wheeler, Doug Peters. Second Row: Larry Giles, Mark Turnbull, Mike Thomas, Rick DeNardin, Pat McCarthy. First Row: Rick Kern, Dan Cooper, Rick White, Joe Venia. Absent: Ken Diem, George Bowring. Second Row: Rick Kern, Ken Borgman, Dan Cooper, Pat McCarthy. First Row: Mike Thomas, Rick DeNardin, Joe Venia. Coach Houck JV BASEBALL HITS IT OFF GOOD Third Row: Craig Teeple, Tom Anglebrandt, Dale Lindgren, Brian Spencer, Dave Prevost, Dave French, Richard Hinkley. Second Row: Tom Nordstrom, Gary Siler, Dick DeShon, Ron Reid, Rick Kettlewell, Don Smith, Brad Wheeler. First Row: Don Payionk, Rich Austin, Denny Putze, Doug Little, Kevin Farr, Lenard Balinski, Ron Terry. DATE OPPONENT PLACE April 20 Port Huron Home April 22 Chippewa Valley Away April 27 Anchor Bay Away April 29 St. Clair Home May 3 Imlay City Home May 10 Algonac Home May 13 Anchor Bay Home May 17 Chippewa Valley Home May 20 Imlay City Away May 24 St. Clair Away May 27 Port Huron Away June 3 Algonac Away Barry Woods, Trainer, and Coach Skrzyniarz. MEN ARE MADE OF MANY THINGS ii.jhav •� l Fifth Row: Ron Kukulka, Bryan Klaas, John Delor, Dan Cooper, John Hurley, Mark Crawford, Brinton Butler, Keith Lawrence, Mark Scheffler, Tom Porter, Bob Gilroy. Fourth Row: Dail Stump, Dennis Parniske, Dave Little, John Vargo, Dave Porter, Rick Kern, Rick DeNardin, John Folco, Carson Honberger. Third Row: Skip Endean, Pat Curley, Greg White, Rick White, Russ Cataldo, Jim Butler, Joel Venia, Dave Quaine, Dennis Tebeau. Second Row: Steve Kaiser, Dave Schmitt, Dave Ashpole, Ray Cataldo, Brian McLellan, Don Porter, Mike Balon, Bruce Goodin, Larry Giles. First Row: Mark Neal, Sandy Vince, Don Goniwicha, Ken Borgrhan, Carl Nordstrom, Dennis Barbe, Mike Kota, Ron Feick, Richard Balinski. Not pictured: Pat McCarthy, Pete McMartin, Jerry Parker, Mike Pohl, Mike Thomas, Alex Thompson, Paul Welser, Randy Wheeler, Doug Wilson. L Lettermen also sold Viking plates this year. Varsity Club sold refreshments during basketball games. Club officers are Dennis Barbe, Vice-President; Carl Nordstrom, President; Ken Borgman, Treasurer; Mike Kota, Secretary; Don Goniwicha, Sergeant-at-Arms. 140 Compliments of BOWIE COAL AND OIL CO. 1750 Michigan Marysville Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of ‘71 Ludington News GRANT MOORE Agency 509 Water St. Port Huron, Michigan Underwriting all forms of Insurance since 1897 Tandem Rental DeFour Bicycle BICYCLE MINI-BIKE Sales Service 743 Water St. Port Huron Michigan 982-5302 142 PORT HURON’S Largest Independently Owned Food Markets PORT HURON Northgate MARYSVILLE Everyday Low Prices Plus most valued trading stamps-S. H. Irwins’ Supply Doug’s Sunoco E.C. 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LAFAYETTE STORE 1503 24th St. Port Huron, Michigan PHONE: Area Code 313 364-7589 (after 5 p.m.) Swimming Pools House Construction 1352 Georgia Avenue Marysville, Mich. 48040 DOUG BELLOW 144 Congratulations Dean DeShon BILL ' S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PRICES ON ANTENNAS To the parents and the Marysville School System. What a fine group of students! PHONKi EMCRSON 4-7301 IS79 GRATIOT BLVD. MARYSVILLE , MICHIGAN Schnackenberg’s Electric Motor Shop Port Huron GOODMEN SONS AUTOMATIC TRAINS. SERVICE GEN. AUTO REPAIR GAS--OIL--LUBE Compliments of 1273 Gratiot Blvd. Marysville, Michigan FARM INC. Lumber Co. 2325 10th St. Port Huron Call 985-6114 Pollock- Jowett Funeral Home DAIRY 2136 PINE GROVE PORT HURON 48060 145 EM. 4-7000 EM. 4-6600 PORT HURON 207 GRATIOT BLVO WELSER’S WELL DRILLING CALL EM 4-6361 Kawasaki Triumph CYCLE-LAND 1 445 Water at 1 5th St. 5640 Gratiot Rd. St. Clair Husquarna 985-5456 Ski-Doo Congratulations PT. 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RICHARD OSTRANDER PETROLANE GAS SERVICE TERRY PETTEE LES ROBBINS CLEANERS ROLPH ' S AUTO ELECTRIC SPARSCHU ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE THOMAS-DEE STUDIO KENNETH W. YOST. M.D. 163 164 ...AND FOUR YEARS HAVE PASSED BALINSKI, RICHARD: Football 9. 10, 11 12 Baseball 9; Track 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 10, ' 11 12; Class Officer 12 (Vice-President); Steering Committee 10, 11;J-Hop Committee 11. BARBE, DENNIS: Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9; Track 10; Varsity Club 11, 12 (Vice-President). BORGMAN, KENNETH: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11. 12; Class Officer 10 (Vice-President). 11 (President); Varsity Club 11, 12 (Treasurer); Honor Society 10, 11 (Vice-President). 12 (President) ; Boys ' State 1 1 . BOWEN, SYLVIA BOWIE. ELLEN: GAA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); FTA 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Ski Club 9, 11, 12. BOWRING. GEORGE: Day Trade 12. BRADLEY, DANA: GAA 9; Library Service 11. 12; Day Trade 12. BRECKNER, WENDY ANN: Homecoming Court 12; GAA 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; Junior Play Crew 1 1 ; Senior Play Crew 1 2. BRIDEAU, THOMAS M.: Cross Country 12; Amplifier Staff 12; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 10; Senior Play Crew 12. (Lakeshore High 9, 10) BROCKDORFF. BARRY: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10. 11; Track 9; Cross Country 11; Baseball 10; Student Council 12. BRYAN, PAMELA S.: Class Officer 11 (Secretary); Student Council 12: Amplifier Staff 11 (Typing Editor), 12 (Tri-Editor); Quill and Scroll 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); FTA 10, 11. 12 (President); FHA 9; Gun Club 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); J-Hop Committee 1 1 ; Junior Play Crew 1 1 . BUTLER, BRINTON: Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Band 9, 10, 11; Student Council 10; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11. 12; Junior Play Cast 1 1 ; Senior Play Cast 1 2. BUTLER, JIM: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10. 1 1. 12 (Captain); Honor Society 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12; Debate 10. CAROLAN. PAUL: Day Trade 11; Co-op 12. CARRIER, BARBARA ANN: Majorettes 9. 10. 11; Band 9, 10. 11; Homecoming Court 10; Class Officer 10 (Secretary), Steering Committee 9; Student Council 11, 12 (Secretary); Viking Staff 10, 11 (Junior Editor), 12 (Tri-Editor); Quill and Scroll 11. 12; GAA 9. 10; FTA 10 (Historian); Ski Club 11; French Club 11 (Vice-President-Secretary); Senior Play Cast 12; Girls ' State 11; J-Hop Committee 1 1 ; Senior Prom Committee 1 2. CARRIER. WAYNE: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9. 10; Golf 9, 10. CARTY, CHARLES: Track 9; Day Trade 12. CATALDO. RUSSELL: Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Steering Committee 11, 12; Student Council 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12. CHARBONNEAU, GAIL: GAA 9. 10; Ski Club 9; Day Trade 11. 12. COLGAN, GAIL LEE: GAA 10; FHA 9. 10; Senior Play Crew 12. COLLINGWOOD, BRUCE Baseball 9; Day Trade 1 2. COOPER. DAN: Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain) ; Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; Gun Club 9. CRAWFORD, MARK: Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12; Swim Team 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 11. 12; Gun Club 10 (Sergeant-at-arms). 11; Forensics 9, 10, 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Student Council 12. CZARNECKI, JANE: GAA 9, 10; FNA 10; Chorus 10; Day Trade 12. (P.H. Catholic 9, 10) DELANO, RENEE: Class Officer 10 (Treasurer); Student Council 9; Honor Society 11, 12 (Corresponding Secretary); GAA 9. 10; FTA 10; Ski Club 9. 10 (Secretary); J-Hop Committee 1 1 ; Day T rade 11, 12. DELOR, JOHN: Football 12; Swim Team 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. DENARDIN, JANET: GAA 9, 10; FTA 10, 12; Cadet Teacher 12; Ski Club 9, 10; Co-op 12; J-Hop Committee 1 1 . DIONNE. PETER: Baseball 9; Track 10. DONALDSON, MARSHALL: Football 9, 10 (Trainer); Basketball 9 (Trainer); Baseball 9 (Trainer); Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9; Debate 12; Forensics 11; Junior Play 11 . DURRANT, ELAINE: GAA 9, 10; Majorettes 9, 10, 11, 12 (Assistant Drum Majorette); Chorus 9, 10, 11; Student Council 12; Day Trade 11; Co-op 12. EAGEN, BARBARA: Library Service Club 12. ENGELGAU, JANICE: Library Service Club 12 . ERNST, DAVID A.: Football 9; Track 9, 10. FEICK. RON: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 9; Golf 10; Track 11, 12. Wrestling 11, 12; Band 9, 10. 11; Pep Band 10, 11 .Amplifier Staff 11; Honor Society 10, 11. 12; Varsity Club 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Debate 10, 11; Forensics 9. 10. FORBES, JOHN: Day Trade 11. GANLEY, DAWN MARIE : Steering Committee 11. Viking Staff 11, 12; FTA 11, 12;SKiClub 9; J-Hop Committee 11; Girls ' State 11; Co-op 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Library Service 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12. GATES. SHEILA RULYN: Majorettes 9, 10. 11, 12; Band 11, 12; Steering Committee 12; GAA 9. 10; FTA 10; Ski Club 1 1 , 12. GOLUBINSKI. ANNE ALENE: Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus 11; Viking Staff 9; GAA 9. 10, 11. 12; FTA 10, 11; FNA 11; Ski Club 10; Art Club 11 . GONIWICHA, DONALD R. Football 9, 10 11. 12 (Co-Captain), Basketball 9; Track 9. 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11; Student Council 9; Varsity Club 10. 1 1, 12; Day Trade 1 1 . GOODIN. BRUCE: Football 9. 10, 11; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 1 2; Class Officer 9 (Secretary); Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12 (Vice-President); Junior Play Cast 11; Senior Play Cast 12, Student Council 12. GREGG. TOM HARMON. JANE L.: Band 9, 10; Viking Staff 11. 12 (Activities Co-Editor); Amplifier 11, 12 (Senior Edition Co-Editor); Honor Society 11. 12; GAA 9, J-Hop Committee 11; Junior Play Crew 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; Student Council 12; Quill and Scroll 12. HARMON. STEVE: Football 9. 10. Class Officer 9 (President); Day Trade 11, 12. (Bullock Creek High School 9. 10) HARRINGTON, BRIAN: Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Steering Committee 9; Art Club 9; Day T rade 1 1 ; Co-op 1 2. HONBERGER. CARSON: Baseball 12; Football 12; Student Council 12; Varsity Club 12 . HURLEY. JOHN: Band 9, 10. 1 1 ; Basketball 9; Steering Committee 1 1 ; Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; KASEMEYER. CHARLOTTE A.: Ski Club 9. 10, 11 (Secretary). KILLIAN. KAREN ANNA: Band 9. 10, 1 1 ; Ski Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Co-op 12. Kl VEL, BEVERLY: Chorus 9, 10; Co-op 12. KOSS, JOHN: Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 11; Crosscountry 9, 10; FTA 10; Student Council 9, Tennis 10; Track 9; Varsity Club 10. KOTA, MICHAEL Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9; Football 9, 10, 1 1, 12 (Vincent Award); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11 (Parliamentarian; League Council Vice-President); Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12 (Secretary); Wrestling 12. KUKULKA, RONALD: Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10 (Parliamentarian) , Junior Play Cast 1 1 ; Ski Club 10, 12; Student Council 9; Senior Play Cast 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10. 11, 1 2; Wrestling 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2 (Captain) . KULMAN, DEBRA LARSON, PATRICIA Band 10. 11; Chorus 10, 11; FNA 10; French Club 11; Girls ' League loi 11; Homecoming representative 11; Music Club 10, 11. (Pulaski Senior High School, New Britain, Connecticut, 10, 11) LAWRENCE, KEITH: Swim Team 11, 12; Day Trade 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. LENN, TIMM: Baseball 9; Day Trade 11,12. LENT, MARTHA: GAA 10; Art Club 9, 10. LOWER. MAUREEN: GAA 9, 10; FTA 11 12 French Club 11. MACDONALD, CYNTHIA LEE: Band 9 10 11. 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11 (Secretary), 12; GAA 9 10 (Secretary), 11, 12; Ski Club 10 (President), 11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); French Club 11, 12 (Treasurer); 1970 Homecoming Chairman 12; J-Hop Committee 11; Senior Prom Committee 12; Senior Play Crew 12. MARSDEN, GEORGE EARL: Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Varsity Club 9, 10, 11. MCHENRY, CHARLEEN KAY: Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11. 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Viking Staff 9, 10 (Co-Activities Editor), 11 (Activity Editor), 12 (Tri-Editor); Amplifier Staff 11, 12 (Feature Editor); Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FTA 10; Youth Music 9; Foreign Exchange Student 11; Junior Play Cast 11; Senior Play Cast 12; J-Hop Assistant Chairman 11; Senior Prom Co-Chairman 12; GAA 9, 10, 1 1. MCINTYRE, LARRY: Football 10; Swim Team 10. MCLELLAN, BRIAN: Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Varsity Club 12; J-Hop Committee 11; Senior Prom Co-Chairman 12. MCMARTIN, PETE: Tennis 9, 10. 1 1, 12; Varsity Club 12; Gun Club 9 (President). 10 (President), 11 (President). MEINHARDT. JOSEPH L: Baseball 9. MICHALSKI, DAN: Student Council 11. MILLER. WENDY: Homecoming Queen 12; Student Council 11; Viking Staff 12. MITCHELL, DONNA: Chorus 10. 12. MORAND, LIZ: Homecoming Court 12 (Honorary Representative); Student Council 1 2; E xchange Student 1 2. MYERS, FAYE: GAA 9; Junior Play Crew 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Co-op 12. NEAD, ROBERT C. NEAL, MARK: Football 9, 10, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Tennis 9. 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Cross Country 11; Band 9, 10, 11; Class Officer 9 (T reasurer) ; Student Council 1 1 , 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Forensics 9, 10; Junior Play Cast 1 1 ; J-Hop Committee 1 1 ; Senior Play Student Director 12. Senior Directory NELSON, MARY: Chorus 11, 12;GAA 10, 11, 12; FN A 11, 12 (Secretly -Treasurer); FHA 9, 10; Forensics 11, 12; Junior Play Crew 11, Senior Play Crew 12. NELSON, RICHARD. Football 9; Basketball 10; Ski Club 9; Junior Play Cast 11; Day Trade 12; Co-op 12. NORDSTROM, CARL: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 12; Varsity Club 11,12 (President); Boys ' State 1 1 . NOWICKI, NORA: Ski Club 9; Day Trade 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Senior Play Crew 12. OSENTOSKI, PAUL: Viking Staff 11. PALMATEER, ROBERT: Co-op 11, 12. PARKER, GERALD J.: Football 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Varsity Club 12; Debate 11; Forensics 11; Junior Play Cast 11; Senior Play Cast 12; Gun Club 9, 10, 11, 12. PAVLOV, PATRICIA ANN: Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 10, 11; Class Officer 11 (Treasurer); Student Council 9, 10, 12 (Treasurer); Ski Club 12 . PHILLIPS, DIANA: Cheerleader 10, 12; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 10; Honor Society 11,12; GAA 9, 10, 11 ; Ski Club 11, 12; Debate 10; Junior Play Cast 11; Senior Play Cast 1 2. POHL, MICHAEL: Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11. 12; Band 9, 1 0. 1 1 ; Pep Band 10, 11; Steering Committee 9; Student Council 11, 12; Honor Society 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Junior Play Crew 11; Senior Play Crew 12. PORTER, DON: Football 9. 10 (Captain), 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Basketball 9, 10, (Captain), 11; Track 9, 10. 11; Class Officer 10 (President), 12 (President); Student Council 9, 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 9. 10. 11. 12. PRESLEY, TIM: Baseball 10. REID, JANET: Student Council 9, 1 1 ; Steering Committee 12; Amplifier Staff 11, 12 (Co-Editor Senior Edition); Quill and Scroll 12; GAA 10; FTA 10; Ski Club 11. ROBBINS, KAY LYNN: Majorette 10. 11, 12 (Drum Majorette); Class Officer 9 (Vice-President), 12 (Treasurer); Student Council 11; Viking Staff 10, 11. 12 (Tri-Editor); Amplifier Staff 11 (Art Editor); Quill and Scroll 11,12; GAA 9. 10; Ski Club 9, 10; French Club 11 (President), 12 (Vice-President-Secretary); Senior Play Business Manager 12; Senior Prom Committee 12; J-Hop Committee 1 1 ; Junior Play Crew 1 1 . ROCKWELL, RICHARD ROSE, STEPHEN: Football 9, 10; Wrestling 10; Student Council 10; Day Trade 12. ROWE. ROBERT: Football 9. 10. SARI, LENNITA: GAA 10; Ski Club 10. SAWDON, WILLIAM R.. Ill: Tennis 10; Track 11, 12; Ski Club 12 (Treasurer); Senior Play Crew 1 2; Student Council 1 2. SCHELL, CHARLES: Football 9. SCHLINKERT, JAMES: Football 9; Cross Country 10; Debate 12; Forensics 12; Gun Club 12; Day Trade 11. SCHLINKERT, JOHN: Track 9, 10. SCHUMAN, LYNN CATHERINE: Cheerleader 9, 10 (Captain), 11, 12 (Captain); Steering Committee 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Viking Staff 11, 12 (Co-Activities Editor, Business Manager); Amplifier Staff 12 (Exchange Editor); Quill and Scroll 12; Honor Society 11, 12 (Treasurer); GAA 9, 10, 11; Junior Play Cast 1 1; Senior Play Cast 12; Junior Prom Committee 11; American Institute for Foreign Study Student 11; FTA 11; Ski Club 10 (Treasurer), 12. SEARS, THOMAS E.: Football 10; Swim Team 10; Band 9, 10, 11. SEDWICK, BOB SHAFRAN, BERNARD SHELDON, CATHY SHIRKEY, TOM: Football 9. Co-op 12. SILER, LINDA KAY: Homecoming Court 9, 12; Steering Committee 12; Student Council 9, 10; GAA 9, 10; FHA 9, 10 (Secretary); Day Trade 11, 12; Senior Prom Committee 12. SLATTERY, KATHY: Drama 9, 10; Forensics 11 . SMITH, DEAN WILLIAM: Football 9; Basketball 9, 10; Junior Play Cast 11; Day Trade 11. SMITH, LINDA: Student Council 11; Honor Society 11, 12 (Recording Secretary); GAA 9, 10 (Vice-President), 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); Cadet Teacher 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 1 2; Senior Play Crew 1 2; FTA 1 2. SPARLING, MICHAEL T.: Track 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10, 12. SPROTBERRY, CAROL: Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Viking Staff 11; Honor Society 11, 12; FNA 11; Co-op 12. SQUIRES, PATRICIA: Day Trade 12. STAGER. RICHARD STEPHENS, PATTI: FNA 11; Library Service STEPKA, KERRY: Tennis 11, Debate 12. STEVENSON, MIKE: Basketball 9, 10; Co-op 12 . STRIKER, MARGARET: Steering Committee 10. 11. 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 12; Ski Club 9. SWANSON, THOMAS: Co-op 11. 12. SWANSON. TRUDY: Day Trade 11, 12; Chorus 12. TEBEAU, DENNIS: Swim Team 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10. Varsity Club 11. 12; Art Club 12. TEICHMAN, LEE: Band 9. 10, 11, 12. TENBRINK, TOM: Day Trade 12. THOMAS, MIKE: Football Trainer 10, 11, 12; Basketball Trainer 10; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12. THOMPSON. ALEX: Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10; Varsity Club 11. 12; Ski Club 9, 10. THOMPSON, MARY ELIZABETH: Homecoming Court 11; Steering Committee 11; Student Council 10, 12; Viking Staff 11, 12 (Faculty and Senior Editor); Amplifier Staff 11 (Feature Editor), 12 (Tri-Editor); Quill and Scroll 12; GAA 9, 10; J-Hop Chairman 11; Junior Play Cast 1 1; Senior Play Cast 12; Senior Prom Committee 12. THOMPSON, PAUL: Football 9, 10; Basketball 9, THOMPSON, ROBERT: Tennis 9. Swim Team 11, 12; Varsity Club 12; Forensics 12; Gun Club 9. 10. TYLER. KATHY VANSACH. MARY JO: GAA 9, 10. VARGO, JOHN: Track 10 (Redmond High School), 11, 12; Cross Country 10 (South High School), Varsity Club 12. VENIA, JANETTE KAY: Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Class Officer- 12 (Secretary); Steering Committee 9, 10, Student Council 11; Amplifier Staff 11, 12 (Tri-Editor); Quill and Scroll 12, GAA 9, 10, 11. 12; FTA 10, 11; Junior Play Director 1 1 ; Senior Play Cast 1 2. VINCE. SANDY: Football Trainer 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Class Officer 9 (President); Steering Committee 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12 (President); Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 10 (Secretary), 1 1, 12. (VISGA) KARVONEN. DIANE L.: GAA 9, 11; Co-op 12. VOROBEY, MICHAEL WAGAR. KATHLEEN: GAA 9. 10, 11, 12. WAHL. JULIE: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Chorus 12; FNA 1 1; Senior Play Crew 1 2. WARNER. JACKIE: GAA 9. 10, 11, 12; Library Service 12. WELSER, PAUL: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10; Wrestling 10. 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Ski Club 9, 10. WESSEL. PAUL A.: Tennis 11. 12; Cross Country 11; Wrestling 11; Student Council 12 (Vice-President); Ski Club 12; Day Trade 12. WEYMOUTH. DENNISE: Cheerleader 9, 10. 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Steering Committee 10; GAA 9, 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 12. WHITE. RICHARD: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Officer 11 (Vice-President); Steering Committee 9; Varsity Club 11, 12. WICZKO, JOANNE WILSON. DOUGLAS: Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10,11. WOJCIK, DEBORAH: Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 12. WOLLEN, ROBERT S.: Tennis 9; Track 10; Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Viking Staff 12; Ski Club 11, 12. WOOLMAN, ASHLEY. Forensics 11. OUR JOURNEY THROUGH TIME SEPTEMBER 3 Enrollment Day, Full classes Sept. 6, 1921 -MHS established. Would you believe--an old barracks?? 9 Student Council Elections (Representatives and Alternates Sept. 1933 -Students played active role in the formation of Student Council. 12 Richmond Parade; Marysville took d place 1967--MHS band marched to 1st place in the Richmond Day Parade. 16 Senior Steering Committee Elections Oct. 1936-Seniors sponsored school carnival. 17 Frosh Class Officers Election 18 Football season opened with Clintondale 1948- New stadium dedicated. 19 U of M Band Day, Ann Arbor 1920-Music classes introduced to MHS. 25 Wonderful World of Sound Assembly Oct. 19. 1936- -James Williams presented Liquid Air. 26 Eastern Band Day 1941 -Band shell erected in Marysville City Park. 9 Fall sports banquet-Football and Cross Country men honored. 30 Basketball season underway-- ' ' Meet-the- P layers ' Night 1926-MHS basketball team went to state finals. DECEMBER 3 Seniors performed: There’s Always a Murder Cyclone Sally- Senior Play held November 1936. Freshmen Differential Aptitude Tests began 14 Harlem Satellites -vs- Faculty All-Stars 19 Dreams of a White Christmas A beautiful Christmas dance featuring The Bob Sedwick System 22 Christmas assembly by the choir December 1 939-AII-School Christmas Party. 21, 29, 30 Christmas Basketball Tournament-Vikings gained second placet 24 Christmas vacation began. December 22--Christmas vacation in 1939. MARCH 3 District basketball tournaments-Port Huron Northern; Marysville edged by Marine City 57-59 1941-County basketball championship-Marysville tied with Marine City. 5 New members of National Honor Society tapped 1 938--Marysville Chapter of National Honor Society organized. 10 A sse mb ly --0 . G . Fitzgerald, Topic-memory 1945- Assembly given to honor Franklin D. Roosevelt. 12 State swimming meet Girls ' Annual Track Meet held May 10, 1935, at Marysville City Park. 16 Winter Sports Banquet honored basketball players, swimmers, wrestlers, and cheer leaders. 1950 -New addition to MHS--swimming pool and gymnasium. APRIL 2 End of third marking period. Only 39 more day si 9-19 Spring vacation 27 ALSAC Drive June, 1945-Marysville students sold over $1 1,000 in War bonds. JANUARY 29 Sophomore Class Rings October 5, 1943-Sophomores ordered class rings. OCTOBER 1 Underclassmen pictures taken 5 Senior pictures underway April 11. 1945 -The composite picture of the Class of 1945 arr ived from Askar -Shain. 16 Homecoming, ' Those Were the Days. Marysville victorious over St. Clair 41-12. Fifty golden years celebrated. 24 Future Teachers of America traveled to Central Michigan University. September, 1956-Future Teachers of America established in Marysville by our own Mrs. Bellow. 26 Viking yearbook staff kicked off sales campaign. New add it ion -colored pictures. October. 1949- Dream City Boys changed their name to Marysville Vikings as a result of a school contest. Bob Wright and Warren Sherman both entered the winning 6 Mr. Vic Hyde, Musical Phenomenon, presented assembly 12, 13. 14 North Central Accreditation Team evaluated MHS MHS first achieved North Central ' s high evaluation in the school year of 1933-34. 14 GAA basketball playday June 4, 1938 -County Girls ' Field Day held in St. Clair. 16 Blue Water Invitational Wrestling Tournament; Marysville took third 19. 20, 21 Semester exams 29 Debbie Wojcik named Homemaker of Tomorrow 1925-first Homemaking class at MHS. 31 Junior Class prom- Fantasy -n- Frost held at Marysville High School Gymnasium June 2, 1944- Junior-Senior banquet held at St. Clair Inn. 28 Cross Country Regionals at Royal Oak. 1938-St. Clair County Track Meet. Marine City. 31 MHS claimed first place in first Marysville Stuff-a-Bug Contest. Participants set national record of 37 students in one VW. NOVEMBER 4 SCAL Cross Country League Championship at Marysville City Park Seniors measured for caps and gowns May, 1938 -Seniors planned class trip to take place June 4-6, a day of sightseeing at Niagara Falls. 6 Vikings ended football season victorious with a win over Romeo; captured second place in SCAL Football established at MHS in fall of 1921. Cross Country state finals at Ypsilanti FEBRUARY 1 Second semester Student Council representatives elected 1 9 35- -A thletic committee developed in Council to establish qualities of character throughout school. 2 Pep Club organized 13 SCAL Wrestling at Algonac 16 National Merit Scholarship Test October 1936- Achievement Test taken by students. 18 English 12 and Speech II classes traveled to Hilberry Theater at Wayne State University to see Macbeth 26 Marysville defeated Chippewa Valley to take 2nd place honors in SCAL basketball 24 Marysville Relays Spring of 1935 -Marysville starts baseball season with Capac and suffered a 6-0 defeat. MAY 6, 7 Juniors presented the Wacky Widow March 30 1944- Juniors performed Don ' t Keep Him Waiting directed by Mr. Stephens. 18 School awards assembly 28 Seniors ' graduation practice, 8 30 a.m. 30 Baccalaureate June 17. 1934- Rev. H.L. Peden guest speaker at Baccalaureate services held at Marysville High School JUNE 1 Senior Swing-Out June 15, 1938 -Senior Class Day Activities. 4 Senior Honors Convocation May 31. 1944 -Honors Convocation for athletic students and National Honor Society members. Senior Prom held at Westbrook Hall. Music by Book of the Talesmen. June, 1943-Senior Prom, Senior class paid $41.00 for a six-piece orchestra. End of marking period. 5 District baseball finals 6 Commencement-3: X p.m. June 15, 1922-Marysville High School ' s first graduating class, consisting of four students, graduated from Methodist Community Church. Class of 1943 was first to graduate from new high school auditorium. 11 School year ends. Our Journey Through Time has ended for another year. 166 INDEX Agostino, Carrie 54 Agostino, Steve 46, 96 Ahles, Mike 38,97 Ahles, Phil 54, 97 Aldrich, Mike 46 Aldridge, Valarie 54, 58, 93, 98, 104, 107 Alexander, Dave 46 Allen, Mark 54 Anderson, Mike 54 Anglebrandt, Mel 46 Anglebrandt, Tim 54 Anglebrandt, Tom 46 Angove, Ernie 46,102 Anthony, Linda 38, 104 Artman, Elaine 38 Ashpole, Dave 38, 44, 92, 1 40, 137 Austin, Deb 46 Austin, Richard 54 Babel, Gary 54, 1 221 1 35 Babel, Larry 54 Bacher, Jodi 46, 90, 97, 104 Bad ley, 54,129 Baker, Betty 46 Baker, Connie 38 Baker, Owen 54 Baldwin, Pat 54 Baldwin, Tom 38 Balhoff, Rick 54, 123 Balinski, Lenard 54, 123, 132 Bal inski, Richard 10 , 34, 104, 118, 132, 135, 140 Baton, Mike 38,85,86, 106, 133, 140, 135 Barbe, Dennis 10, 118, 120, 140 Barber, Dave 46, 122, 132 Basnaw, Diane 46 Bassett, Larry 46, 97 Bassett, Rod 38, 102 Beam, Laura 54, 93, 106 Bellow, Perry 54, 98, 106 Bergstrom, Karan 46, 84, 90, 94, 95, 96, 97, 104, 108 Bergstrom, Terry 38 Bier, Jim 38, 84, 86, 89, 131 Bier, Pat 54, 59 Billiet, Debbie 46, 104 Bishop, Cornelia 54, 96 Bitzinger, Bill 38, 104,108, 126 Bitzinger, Dick 55,96, 108 Blessinger, Teri 46 Blues, Chris 38, 44, 83, 92, 96, 107 Blues, Frances 55,95, 96 Boehm, Terri 55, 85, 97 Borgman, Ken 8, 10, 84, 86, 104, 119, 120, 126, 127,140, 138 Borowski, Anne 38 Borowski, Debbie 46 Borowski, Jerry 55, 1 23 Bos hart, John 46 Bowen, Angel 55 Bowen, Chris 46 Bowen, Sylvia 10 Bowen, Vicky 46,84,94,95,97, 104,130 Bowie, Ellen 10, 90, 94, 95. 97, 104 Bowring, George 11, 103, 138 Bradley, Dana 1 1 , 88, 103 Breckner, Jane 46 Breckner, Wendy 1 1 , 86, 104, 1 1 1 , 1 1 4 Brideau, Thomas 11,86,89, 104, 133 Brockdorff , Barry 1 1 , 85 Brotherton, Carol 55, 108 Brown, Kathy 38, 83, 94, 104, 108, 109 Brown, Laura 55 Brown, Sue 55 Bryan, Jeff 55, 58, 1 23, 1 35 Bryan, Pam 8, 12, 84, 86, 87,89,90,91,94, 95 Bryda, Cheri 38, 86, 88, 94 Buelow, Janet 46, 86, 90, 94, 95, 97, 104, 130 Bugg, Greg 46, 137 Bugg, Randy 46 Bukowski, Jim 55 Burch, Christy 38,88, 106 Burch, Jane 55 Butcher, Rieka 55 Butler, Amy 46, 90, 94, 95, 97, 104, 108, 130 Butler, Brinton 8, 12,86, 105, 119, 120, 140, 137 Butler, Dan 46,47,122, 128, 136 Butler, Jim 8, 12, 86, 1 19, 1 20, 140, 135 Butler, Lorraine 46, 83, 86, 90, 94, 95, 108, 109 Campbell, Cindy 38 Campbell, Dennis 38, 103 Campbell, Jim Caro Ian, Dan 46 Caro Ian, Paul 12 Carrier, Barb 12, 83, 84,85,87, 105 Carrier, Mike 13 Carty, Chuck 13 Carty, Karen 55 Cash, Vickie 38, 39, 83, 100, 107 Cataldo, Ray 38,44, 120, 132, 140 Cataldo, Russell 13, 35, 104, 118, 120, 132, 140, 135 Ceasor, Dave 46 Chamberlain, Frank Chapdelaine, Sue 46 Chapman, Jody 55 Charbonneau, Gail 13 Charest, Dave 55 Churchill, Tom 47 Ciel, Ed Clark, Kim 55 Cline, Cindy 55, 104 Coggins, Sherri 55, 85 Cole, Wayne 47 Coleman, Delano 56, 1 29. 1 35 Colgan, Bob 56, 104, 123, 1 32 Colgan, Debbie 38 Colgan, Gail 1 3, 1 04 Col lard, Pete 38, 108 Collard, Tim 56, 57, 85, 104, 108, 109, 123, 129, 137 Collingwood, Bruce 14 Conger, Diana 47 Conger, Linda 47 Cooper, Dan 14, 118, 120, 126, 127, 140, 138 Cowger, Bob 38 Crawford, Keith 47, 131 Crawford, Mark 1 4, 85, 140 Crowley, Kathy 56, 85 Curley, Pat 38, 84, 1 20, 140 Curtis, Bob 39 Curtis, Dianne 56, 108 Czamecki, Jane 14 Czarnecki, Marie 47, 94, 95, 96, 97 Czostkowski, Chris 39, 89, 94, 95 Dandron, Sandy 39 Dan hausen, Darci 47, 84, 86 D ' Arcy, Michele 56, 58, 83, 104 Decker, Mark 39 DeLand, Nancy 56 DeLano, Bev 39 DeLano, Renee 14, 86 DeLine, Beth 56, 92 DeLine, Mike 39, 108, 131 Delor, John 14, 102, 118, 120, 131, 140 Delor, Paula 39, 44 DeNardin, Jan 15,90,91 DeNardin, Rick 39, 84, 100, 120, 126, 140, 138 DeNardin, Tom 56, 59, 1 23, 1 29, 1 33 Denczek, Joe 56 DeShon, Dick 47,55,84, 122, 131 Diem, Kathy 56, 95 Diem, Ken 39, 103, 138 Dimick, Annette 56 Dimick, Don 39, 108, 109 Dimon, Becky 39 Dionne. Lynne 56 Dionne, Peter 15,103 Doan, Mike 56 Dobbyn, Mike 56,85,122 Donaldson, Bob 56, 84 Donaldson, Marshal l 15, 98, 99 Draveling, Dave 39 Dukette, Sherry 39, 94 Durrant, Don 39, 106 Durrant, Elaine 15, 84, 107 Durrant, Terry 56, 106, 131 Dziubinski, Stan 47 Eagen, Barb 15. 88 Eagen, Joe 47, 122 Eagen, Kevin 56, 123 Eagen, Mike 47, 122, 132 Endean, Skip 39, 132, 140 Endean, Ste « 56, 131 Engelgau, Janice 15, 88 English, Brenda 56, 93 English, Frank 39 Epperson, Pat 56, 106 Erdman, Keith 56 Erdman, Mike 39 Erno, Karen 57, 95 Ernst, David 16 Ernst, Walter 57. 135 Evans, Mark 57,104,123,129 Evans, Tim 47,122. 131,135 Falk, Lori 47,85,92,95,97,104 Farr, Kevin 57 Feick, Dave 47, 108, 109, 122, 128 Feick, Ron 9, 16, 86, 104, 119, 120, 132, 140, 135 Feick. Wendy 39, 84, 86, 89. 92 Fetting, Nancy 57, 93, 104 Fitz, Dondra 47, 84, 92, 97, 104 Folco, John 39, 44 . 85, 101, 104, 120, 132, 140, 135 Forbes, John 1 6 Fraser- Lee, Doug 47, 122, 131 French, Dave 46, 47, 84, 86, 1 22, 1 28 French, Melanie 46, 47,48,95,97,104, 108, 111, 114 Gaffney, Fred 57, 84 Gaffney, Pat 39, 84, 86 Ganley, Dawn 16, 88, 90 Gardner, Mike 47, 122 Garrett, Pam 39, 88 Gates, Chuck 57 Gates, Sheila 16, 35, 97, 104, 107 Gaudette, Cindy 39 Gaudette, Nancy 57 Gauthier, Lindsay 47 Gaw, Lori 57, 95 Gentner, Cheryl 39, 106 Giles, Lany 39, 1 20, 1 32, 1 40, 1 38 Giles, Sue 57 Gilroy, Cheryl 57, 104 Gilroy, Bob 40, 120, 140 Giroux, Cindy 40 Giroux, Luanne40 Glaze, Charlie 40 Goddard, Linda 40, 94 Goddard, Terry 47 Golubinski, Ann 16, 94, 95 Golubinski, Roy 57 Goniwicha, Don 17, 118, 120, 121, 140 Goniwicha, Steve 57, 122, 135 Goodin, Bruce 17, 85, 86, 97, 104, 108, 109, 140, 135 Goodmen, Chris 40, 90, 91, 97, 100, 104, 130 Goulette, Gerrie 40 Green, Jeff 57 Green, Linda 40, 84, 88, 94, 95, 98, 100 Gregg, Kathy 57 Gregg, Mark 57 Gregg, Tom 1 7 Greuber, Diane 47 Hamilton, Marsha 57 Hanchera. Mike 57 167 Hardy, John 40, 1 35 Harmon, Jane 9, 1 7, 85, 86, 87, 89, 104 Harmon, Steve 1 7 Harrington, Brian 17 Harris, Kathy 47, 90, 92 Harris, Terry 40 Hart, Barb 57 Hart, Karen 47 Hartel, Ruth 40, 86, 90, 94, 95, 99, 100 Headlee, Denise, 40, 44, 93, 94 Headlee, Terry 47 Helmer, Laurie 57 Helmer, Linda 47, 104 Hendrick, Howard 57, 129 Henschel, Jeff 57, 108, 123 Herbert, Craig 58, 123, 129 Hess, Kathy 40 Hill, Barb 40 Hill, Bev 58 Hill. Doug 58 Hillock, Rick 47 Hines, Dave 58 Hinkley, Anita 58, 94, 95 Hinkley, Richard 47, 92, 131 Hollingsworth, Bob 48 Hollis, Linda 48, 108 Hollis, Lou Ann 58, 108 Hollis, Paul 40, 109 Holly, Ken 58 Honberger, Carson 18, 84, 104, 119, 120, 121, 140 Hooker, Robin 48 Horth, Linda 40,96 Hurley, Craig 58, 108, 1 09, 1 31 . 1 37 Hurley, John 18, 103, 1 31 , 1 40, 1 37 Hurley, Karen 40, 44, 84, 86, 90, 91 , 99 Hyslop, Dan 58, 99 Jackson, Butch 58 Jakubiak, Pat 58 Jeffries, John 58,84, 123, 135 Johnson, Dave 48 Johnson, Ed 40 Jones, Dennis 58, 123 Jones, Scott 48, 84, 1 22, 1 31 Jones, Tim 40, 102 Jordan, Corinne 40, 44, 96 Kaiser, Jeff 58, 123, 135 Kaiser, Steve 41, 120, 132, 140, 135 Kammer, Lorrie41,99, 106 Kammer, Terry 41 Kasemeyer, Char 18 Kegley, Jeanne 48 Keg ley, Lucie 41 Kennedy, Debbie 41 Kern, Rick 47,48,86, 120, 128,140, 138 Kettle well, Rick 58, 97 Killian, Karen 18, 86 Kivel, Bev 18 Kivel, Errol 58 Klaas, Bryan 41, 120, 126, 140 Klaas, Gale 48 Klaas, Linda 58,85, 104 Knox, Beth 40, 41, 44, 85,94, 100, 111,114 Knox, Ruth 41, 88, 89 Koss, John 18 Kota, Mike 9, 19, 86, 119, 120, 121, 132, 140, 135 Kowalski, Ken 41 Kukulka, Ron 19, 105, 118, 120, 121, 132, 140, 135 Kulman, Debbie 19 Laeder, Jeff 48, 135 Laeder, Pat 41 LaGruth, Denise 58 Laidlaw, Larry 58, 131 LaMarsh, Jerry 58,123 Lambert, Becky 58 Lambert, Jeanne 58 Landschoot, Mark 58, 97 Langolf, Jean 39, 41 , 88, 90 Lapointe, Denise 48, 97, 104 Larchyk, Lisa 41 Larned, Frank 58, 133, 135 Larson, Patricia 19 Lasher, Cheryl 59,95 Lawrence, Keith 19, 103, 118, 120, 131, 140, Lee, Dan 48 Lee, Debbie 47, 48, 90, 92, 104 Lee, Denice 48, 85, 97, 104 Lehto, Kim 41 , 44 Lemanski, Mary 48 Lenn, Karen 59, 93, 97, 106 Lenn, Timm 19 Lent, John 41,102 Lent, Martha, 20 Lindgren, Dale 59, 129 Lindsay, Terry 41 Little, Dave 48, 133, 140, 135 Little, Doug 59, 92 Little, John 48 Logan, Kim 59, 95 Logan, Pat 41 Loughren, Tom 58, 59 Lower, Maureen 20, 90 Lucas. Debbie 59, 93 Lutze, Colleen 41 MacDonald, Cynthia 20 , 84, 92, 95, 97, 104, 108, 109 MacDonald, Terri 39, 41, 94 , 95, 101, 104, 108, 130 Mackay, Jeanne 59, 84, 95, 97 Mader, Kelly 41 , 90, 99, 108, 109 Mader, Kim 59, 94, 95, 108 Malone, Pat 48, 1 28 Maples, Tim 48 Marks, Ron 59, 85 Marsden, George 20 Martin, Cheryl 48 Mason, Rick 59 Massacar, Linda 59, 95 McCabe, Mary 59, 95 McCarthy, Pat 41 ,86, 120, 132,140, 138 McClelland, Alice 48, 90, 94, 95, 104 McCurdy, Tim 59, 108, 109 McHenry, Charleen 9, 20, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89, 104, 105, 108, 109 McHenry, Larry 59, 108, 109 McHenry, Mark 48,85. 108, 122, 128, 135 McIntosh, Doug 48 McIntyre, Larry 20 Mclntrye, Lucille 59, 93, 94 McKinlay, Janet 59 McLellan, Brian 21. 104, 126, 127, 133, 140, 137 McMartin, Barb 48, 88 McMartin, Pete 21, 140, 137 McShane, Holly 42, 100 McShane, Mike 59, 108 Meinhardt, Joe 21 Melms, Roy 59 Merrell, Debbie 48, 104 Michalski, Lisa 59 Mieksztyn, Stan 42, 108 Mielke, Debbie 48, 94, 9$, 98, 108 Miller, Brian 59, 123 Miller, Holly 59, 108 Miller, Keith 48, 108 Miller, Laurie 48 Miller, Wendy 21, 104, 110, 111, 114 Mitchell, Donna 21 , 106 Mitchell, Kay 49 Mitchell, Sandy 49 Moran, Debbie 59 Moran, Sherry 42 Morand, Elisabeth 21 , 82, 84, 104, 1 11 , 114 Moses, Terry 42 Moss, Bob 49,85,122 Mowat, Kim 59, 84 Muldermans, Cheryl 60, 94, 96, 104, 108 Myers, Faye 22 Nead, Robert 22 Neal, Mark 22, 84, 104, 120, 126, 127, 140 137 Nelson, Bob 60, 104, 135 Nelson, Mary 22, 93, 99, 106 Nelson, Rick 22, 103 Neumann, Sharon 49, 93 Nicholas, Nan 49 Nordstrom, Carl 22, 84, 1 1 8, 1 20, 140 Nordstrom, Lynn 58, 60 Nordstrom, Tom 49, 122 Norton, Gary 42 Nowick i, Nancy 42 168 Nowicki, Nora 23 Nowicki, Tom 49 O ' Neil, Mike 42 O ' Neill, Cindy 42 Ortmann, Sue 59, 60, 92, 95, 104 Osentoski, Chuck 42 Osentoski, Paul 23 Ostrander, Eileen 42, 96, 104 Palmateer, Jerry 42 Palmateer, Mike 60 Palmateer, Robert 23 Parker, Gerald 23, 140, 137 Parniske, Dennis 42, 102, 120, 140, 136 Parrish, Lynn 60 Parrish, Rob 42 Partain, Pam 60, 84, 92 Partain, Roxanne 42, 84,92 Pastor, LuAnn 60 Path, Roger 49 Pattison, Craig 42, 90, 91 Patton, Gail 60 Pavlik, Tom 49, 108 Pavlov, Pat 23,84,85, 104 Pavlov, Terri 49, 95, 104 Payionk, Don 60 Pelton, Craig 49 Pentland, Robin 42, 44, 94, 95, 100 Perkins, Richard 42, 102 Perry, Dale 60 Perry, Dennis 42, 136 Peruski, Vicki 47,49,90, 104, 130 Peters, Doug 42, 1 38 Phillips, Diana 8, 23, 86, 94, 97, 104, 105, 130 Philp, Tom 42, 86, 108, 109, 131 Pickering, Jeff 49 Pidick, John 60, 1 29 Pietroski, Rich 59,60,84, 123, 129, 135 Pohl, Mike 9, 24, 85, 97, 133, 140, 135 Porter, Bonnie 60 Porter, Chip 24 , 34 , 84, 104, 118, 120, 121, 140 Porter, Dave 49, 128, 133, 140, 135 Porter, Rick 49, 1 22 Porter, Tom 42, 44, 86, 1 20, 1 40, 1 37 Prentice, Karen 49 Prentice, Kathy 60 Presley, Tim 24 Prevost, Dave 49, 84, 122, 128 Priemer, Michele 49 Pung, Gertrude 42 Putze, Chris 60, 96 Putze, Denny 49, 122 Quaine, Dave 42, 101, 120, 132, 140, 135 Quaine, Karen 49, 94, 95 Quant, Howard 60, 123 Radatz, Karen 42 Ramsey, Denise 49, 106 Rau, Marion 42, 106 Redpath, Debbie 46, 49, 90, 104 Reid, Janet 24, 35, 87, 89 Reid, Ron 60, 123 Richards, Craig 60, 1 33 Richards, Sandy 49, 56, 84, 94, 95, 97 Riedel, Lynn 42 Rivard, Marcella 42 Rivard, Ken 60, 92 Robbins, Kay 24, 34, 83, 87,92, 1 07 Robinson, Maurice 42 Robison, Roberta 60, 93, 95 Rock, Dennis 42 Rock, Harry 60 Rockwell, Richard 24 Rogers, Shirley 42 Ronan, Mark 39, 43,44,92, 108, 109, 137 Rose, Marty 49 Rose, Stephen 25 Roskey, Kendra 49 Rowe, Ken 49 Rowe, Robert 25 Russell, Brian 60 Rutkauske, Terri 60 Rutkofske, Bud 43, 103 Ryan, Yvonne 49 Salerno, Mary Jo 43, 44 , 84, 86, 90, 91, 97, 106, 108 Sanderson, Pam 50, 90, 97, 104 Sari, Jake 50 Sari, Lenny 25 Saunders, Diane 43 Sawdon, Bill 25, 85 Sawdon, Bruce 61 Sawdon, Cindy 43, 89 Sawdon, Mary 55, 61, 84, 97, 107, 111,114 Sawdon , Steve 50, 85, 1 22, 1 31 Scheffler, Dave 43, 100, 102, 126, 135 Scheffler, Mark 50, 140 Scheffler, Sue 61 , 94, 95 Schell, Charlie 25, 103 Schlinkert, Gary 50, 84, 128, 137 Schlinkert, Jim 25,98 Schlinkert, John 26, 99 Schmitt, Dave 43, 92, 120, 140, 136 Schmitt, Susan 50, 84, 90, 97, 104, 130 Schoenrock, Lynn 61 Schoenrock, Terry 58, 61 , 97 Schroeder, Melissa 50, 107 Schultz, John 50, 85 Schuman, Lynn 26, 82, 83, 84, 86, 87, 89, 105, 130 Sears, Tom 26 Sedwick, Bob 26 Shafran, Bernard 26 Shafran, Sue 61 Shagena, Chuck 50, 122 Sharrard, Jan 61 Sheldon, Cathy 26 Sheldon, Steve 61, 135 Shimmel, Barb 50, 90, 94, 95, 108 Shimmel, Elaine 39, 43, 83, 86, 90, 94, 106, 108 Shirkey, John 50 Shirkey, Tom 27 Siemen, Pat 43, 44, 83, 90 Siler, Bob 43 Siler, Gary 50, 122 Siler, Linda 27,35,86, 111,114 Simmons, Bob 39,43,92, 104, 126, 136 Slattery, Kathleen 27 Small, Bob 43, 106, 120 Small, Helen 50, 104 Smith, Dean 27 Smith, Dennis 50, 108, 109 Smith, Don 50 Smith, Don R. 61 Smith, Eugene 50 Smith, Unda 8, 27, 86, 90, 94, 95, 97, 104 Smith, Pat 43, 89,95 Smith, Sharon 50 Smith, Vicki 61, 106 Smyth, Sue 61 Snyder, Pam 50 Snyder, Vicki 50, 94 Solomon, Terry 43 Sparling, Dave 61 , 106 Sparling, Janice 43, 106 Sparling, Mike 27, 106 Spencer, Brian 50, 122, 128 Spencer, Loann 50, 95, 104 Sprotberry, Carol 28, 86, 108 Sprotberry, Kay 43, 83, 84, 86, 90, 94, 108, 109 Squires, Pat 28, 103 Stager, Cathy 61 Stager, Richard 28 Stager, Ron 61 Stark, Paul 43 Stephens, Jim 61 , 84 Stephens, Patti 28. 88 Stepka, Kerry 28,98, 137 Stevenson, Mike 28 Storey, Jeff 61, 129 Storey, Marcia 50, 90, 94, 95, 104 Stout, Mike 43,92, 131,133 Striker, Micki 29, 35, 90 Stroh, Larry 43 Stump, Dail 43, 120, 140, 135 Stump, Dan 61, 123, 129, 135 Stump, Sue 43, 44 Sturdevant, Chester 39, 43, 44, 89, 108, 109 Sturdevant, Dennis 43 Sullivan, Mike 50, 132 Swanson, Tom 29 Swanson, Trudy 29, 102, 106 Swoffer, Ernie 50, 103 Taylor, Gregg 61 Taylor, Larry 50 Tebeau, Dennis 29, 103, 131 , 140 Teeple, Craig 61, 104, 123, 129 Teichman, Lee 29, 108 TenBrink, Art 61 Ten Brink, Janice 43 TenBrink, Tom 29 Terry, Ron 61, 104, 129 Thibdaue, Kris 61 , 95 Thibodeau, Guy 61 Thomas, Mike 30, 102, 120, 140, 138 Thorrpson, Alex 30, 118, 120, 140 Thompson, Bob 30, 99, 131 Thompson, Jane 39, 43, 44, 94 Thompson, Mary 30, 83, 84, 87, 89, 105 Thompson, Paul 30 Thompson, Paul S. 61 Thorner, Heather 43, 85, 97 Tobiczyk, Dan 41 , 43, 44, 86, 1 31 , 1 36 Tonulo, John 62, 123, 131 Tomalo, Mary 50, 84, 94, 95, 97. 104 Turnbull, Mark 50,85, 122, 126, 138 Tyler, Kathy 30 Tyler, Sue 51 Tyler, Wayne 51 Vander Male, Sue 51,97, 104, 107 Van Dusen, Cathy 43, 106 Vanlerberghe, Kathy 62. 94, 95, 104 Vansach, Lou Ann 51 , 94, 95 Vansach, Mary Jo 31 Van Tiem, Bill 51 Van Tiem, Bob 51 Van Tiem, Milton 43, 106 Vargo, Joe 51, 122 Vargo, John 31, 140, 135 Vargo, Kathy 43, 96, 100 Venia, Janette 9, 31, 34,87,89, 105, 130 Venia, Joe 44 , 84 , 86, 100, 104, 120, 126, 140, 138 Vince, Sandy 9. 31, 48,84,85, 86, 104, 105, 126, 127,133, 140 Visga, Diane 31 Visga, Merry 58, 62 Vorobey, Mike 31 Wagar, Francy 62,95 Wagar, Kathy 32, 95 Wagar, Marty 51 Wahl, Julie 32, 86, 104, 106,108, 109 Ward, Shelley 62 Warner, Debbie 51 , 94, 95 Warner, Jackie 32, 94, 95 Warsinske, Lorrie 47, 51 , 94, 97, 104 Warsinske, Tim 44 Warsinski, Bill 51, 106, 108 Warsinski, Carol 51,93, 97,99, 106,108 Watson, Shelly 51 Weakland, Gary 62, 1 23 Weakland, Jeri 62 Wehner, Krystal 44 Weir, Shelley 62, 104 Welser, Paul 32, 103, 118, 120, 132, 140 Wessel, Paul 32,85, 102, 137 Westbrook, Mike 51 Westbrook, Pearl 62 Weymouth, Dee 46, 51 , 95, 97, 104 Weymouth, Dennise 32, 101, 130 Weymouth, Jayne 51 Wheeler, Brad 62, 123 Wheeler, Randy 44, 102, 120, 132, 140, 138 White, Greg 51, 104, 122, 133, 140, 135 White, Rick 33, 104, 118, 120, 140, 138 Whiting, Terry 62, 84, 123, 129 Wiczko, Joanne 33 Wieland, Ed 51, 132 Willett, Dan Willett, Lyle Willis, Mark 44, 103 Wilson, Cheryl 51 Wilson, Dave 51 Wilson, Doug 33, 119, 120, 140, 138 Wilson, Karen 51 , 97 Witukiewicz, Mary 51 Wojcik, Debbie 8, 33 Wojcik, Diane 44, 83, 86, 90, 95 Wolfe, Charla 44, 89, 94, 104 Wolfe, Peggy 62,94 Wo lien. Bob 33, 104, 108, 109, 135 Woods, Barry 44, 106 Woolman, Ashley 33 Woolman, Dan 62,84 Woolman, Dave 51, 122 Worley, Craig 44 Worley, Debbie 62, 84, 95, 97, 108 Wright, Dan 62 Wright, Kevin 62, 123 Wright, Pam 39, 44, 94, 95, 104 Wright, Peggy 62,83,95, 104 Wrubel, Kathy 44 Yon, Ingrid 44, 83, 86, 89, 90, 91, 108, 109 Young, Dan 51, 103 Zeller, Carol 51,90, 103 Zepp, Kevin 62, 123 Zinzo, Cheryl 51 Ziots, Sandy 62, 96, 106 4 C 5!u ■ v irT r -j?